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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-15

But Masons guided by Holy Book Of Constitutions
should seek possess these virtues Faith Hope and
Charity far higher degree than have yet suggested
And while stand before you the honored character Of
Mason cannot forget my yet higher character an amas-
sador for Christ Christian Minister: bear with me then
while express the truth Of Holy Book of Constitutions
That faith then should be ours which perces the very
heavens and there behods the Great Mediator who died for
our SINS and without whose merits becoming by faith
no works which do whether masonic other can
accepted Of the Great jehovah Our hope entering within
the ye must prove anchor SOUL and steadas
whereby may steadily look for that Heavenly
Lodge INTO which Redeemer has already for us entered
And must have that Charity Love God and to our fell
low man. without which, faith be dead and our hope
vain.
Brethren hesitate speak of our masonic obligations
as nigh and holy for many Of them laid upon by Christ
himself, and spoken at our initiation in his eypress
your own strength keep them fully and faithfully If you
would be good Masons, you must seek help from high
remember no who neggenty fails in the discharge Of
ms masonic obligations, be good Christian and the
doom the hypocrte and the wicked man. must fall upon the
unworthy he shall be into outer darkness Then
ahId mserles and Distress such earth never knew no
orotheF can stretch forth helping hand provide drop
OF water to cool his tongue.
In conclusion permit me- the words of another 70 ad
oe myself once to those who have honored the craft
win helr presence to-day. "Recee US as vourfends" We
nave WronSed the friends of humanity and
our ofer requires nothing Of any of her sons contrary the
The original paper has here the Venetians, have
the word Phencians the authority of Mr. Locke
VINO says In times Of ignorance is no wonder that the
iehiclas should be mistaken for the Veneans Orperhans
- e people were not taken, the other simtue of
found might have deceived the clerk who first took down tho
examination The Phenicians were the greatest yovapers
among the ancients and in Europe thought to be the
OF letters which perhaps they brought from the
The Monitor, page 27
tRev John C. McCabe
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-15

Prepared from RENNET, orthe fourth STOMACH OF
TIE OK, after directions Of BARON !IEBiG. tn.
great Physiological Chemist, by J. =. HoUGHTON.
NJ d Philadelphia. Pa
This IS Truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAGNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION, and DEBILITY, Curing after NJ.
taie's own method, by Nature own Agent the Ca.
trio Juice.
a' Half teaepoGnfal Of PEpsx Infused in water. Will
digest or dissolve, Figs Pounds ef Rouy1 Beef N a50
taro 5ogrs, ont of the stomach
TEfSIN l. the chef element. Great Digs.tIrg
Principle a" the Gastric Juice Sairspf Of the Fsg
the Purifying, PrsseTrin@, and StimuIaIrs Agent r H..
Stomach and Intestines IL Is attracted from The n;ga.
tive stomach or the OK, lhus forming an ARIIFlCIA
DIGESTIVE FLUID, precisely like the natural Gastric
Juice ia its Chemical powers, and furnishing CONFLICTS
and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it, By the aid of this pre-
Paraiion, the pains and ev9- Of L.-DlGFSYiJ.R and
DISPEPSL7 are remnvrd Just they would b. Ly a
healthy stomach II is doing wonders for Dysppprics
curing eases of DEBILITY, EMACIATlON, NERVOUS
DECLINE, and DYSPEPTIC CONSUMPTION. sun.
posed to be on the verge Of the grave The ScrnGhe
Evidence upon which is based is in the highest egfrr
CURIOUS and REMARKABLE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-15

To Nessra, ". J. JAcoHs, and others, Commit
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-15

The widows tear, the orphans cry,
All wants-our ready hands supply
As far as power is given:
The naked clothe, the pris 'ncr free,
These arc thy works, sweet Charity
Revealed to us from Heaven -
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WHO HAS 5000 in CASH. and WISHES

w 20 GET INTO BUSINEsSf-The advertiser 3 en-
gagged respectable business in ths city, the sross proAs
Of which average from 900 10 100 per he Win
goodwill Of his GUINNESS for o. 900 in cs&h ssd q
In mortgage on the concern IN notes payable ay BE-
agreed bearing per cent interes II dersbe he
party selling VII remain in the employnent Of the par
chaser for three nix or twelve months The party selling
viii also guarantee the pro6 for year from The day OF
sale 20 amount TO least eS0ce and viii bind hnssf -
make up the de6siency should they fsll shor Of aAf
amount the wshes Is o6 spesi6c pupese
Pensns With les than that amount need not sYpy Ad'
6ysss WARRINGTON, d thA e6ee,
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Dy.ITTIFIu JUVENILE BoOK.-CHAs.

ID FRANCIS co B sbaSs1p o. or Ss Tour round the
III $1,000 nv Miss Aiken. newly eoneotsd sns "
,.ss ,sh - sntiful designs BY Harvey-<i OK VI
'N~- ~ In Press
THE CxN8DTAN cRus6Es Tale q sss Ese L'A
Plans By Ma Trail Edited By ASr TssToRY from the
..,,sst perod 70 the slose Of the wesem M shoo
Ily revised and adapted for the 1,e o. n~POsiTiON
BREWERs GUIDE 10 ENo ~. 81 AZ srsu,eatstsn
Nd The development Of thought
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A GRAHAM S AMERICAN
N MONTHLY MOUNTAINOUS 1852
ARTICLES AND CONTRIBUTORS
THE COTTAGE Door.
RIyrRs-ThOmss Miner, VI. A.
REMENBEREp ONES. Hunt, Jr.
MILD RosEs BY THE RIVER Gkow-Carohne +. Orne-
THE SoSG-STREAA-Ellen More
MAcHISERY FoR MACHINE MAkISG-H. w. Herbert
FoRGorTEN-C. +. I.
CLARA GREGoRY.
SHAwLs-Household WORDS
AMONG THE moons.
Iosnos oyyEI-HoUsEs. ChaIes Dickens.
JAMES LOGAN OF PESSsyLyASIA-SenfIeina Mage ne
Usyyri Asrs AMONG THE GREEKs AND RoNASs-Chares
Williams
SoSNrTs-E. Anna Lewis.
Tar LOVES OF AN APorBEcARy.
To MY CIeAR-Chsrles Albert JanvieT
Tar TRIAL nv BATTLE - nm
Tpr Lucky PENNY-Mu s. c. Hall
A Day WITH LION. 9 n I'm
NELLY NowLANs ExPERlENSt-Mrs' . - 'i"--
NovEMsER-Mrs julia &. X. Dou
MrrABiLITY-Wm Alexander N H.. ,.-;..
AMBITIONS BpRIAL-GRovsp-Francisp e nses 'an'iei
REVIEW OF NEw Books. rs
AGAyRA-A beautiful steel plate, eners'ea " = w.
Knight ,.- n.-.r.rx
THr CASTLE OF ISDoLEscr-Engrsved BY psV E,,
u,'s,c q,,F DprAMs OF YourH-iustrated by Defereuh
Tns COTTAGE DooR-Engrsved BY Dcsereuh
TYR SusepEHASSA-EnsravedbyD eversas;n
THE RHINE AT OsrRwEIsEL-EngrSyeo oy pe'e
k.IrrRsKuL FALLs-Engrsved BY Devereut
Falls OF TRolHErTA-EnsTayed oy Devcre'iA
Fans OF TERrHI-Engrayed BY Deyerenx
S.rTr.i RRIpSE vRcISA-Engrsved BY DesefeaA
Tar BiTTERN-Engrayed By pevereux
Acknowledged By oe.ereg
S,,.ax p, .ry-Engrsyed BY Deyereux SuosSrRc
fAsh All .. -, nv,nher DEWITT DAVENPOhI;
Is % eehs pei N Agents tor Sew-fosx
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ITO DRUGGISTS, &c-The proprietor of

Il concern IN the Drug Dyestuf Paint and OIL Hads
doing ftrae retail and obb:ng business TO sell out
the CRY Of EewYork, rent low, sere &C. lsrgs with
every accommodation and Affords great facilities for rcrsa
iuf the business and carrying country trade aso. To
man who has cash eapits Of a 900 TO Is 600 tins nos
desirable opportunity requested that none but parties
hay ns the required in viii apply nouo
Others will be treated with. Aadrecx DRr6GIsT box
No 5c4 Post Once Eev-Yorf
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vJ,HE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
Nem Publications.
This Day Published.
Y 00ACOPIES ALREADY ORDERED.
6,OOO Mrs Hales Great National Work
NORTHWOOD;

n
i,UUO Mrs. Hale's Great National Work
NORTHW0OD;
Or, Life North and South-By Mrs. SARAH j. HALE
Illustrated
=" He who loves not his country eau love nothing"
This brilliant book in which the grace and moral purity
of Mrs Hales genius preemnenty displayed has great
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and holds up bright relief to the dark background Of
fanatcs those eternal elements of Love and Truth which
should prevail between the two great sections OF our
country in order that both may be bound together in one
finn and indis.oube Union. Norhwood is in fact cap
tvstng teacher of patriotism from North TO South exhibit
ing what each the other all relations and response
bes and breathing the spirit which should animate
both. Every should posses a copy of NORWOOD
II. LONG 4 BROTHER, No. IS Ann-st, NewYork.
COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME.
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4 : LAUNDREss or Chambermaid and fine
"A Washer, by respectable Girl with good city fer
ence Can be for TWO days No IA llthst in the
rear between Sd and 4th-ays.
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A 5 general HousExAID, By a respectable
young Woman, in q small family. Beet Of city refer
enee Gail AZ No Us lAhs between 9Th and 6h-avs Tor
two days
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A NURSE and Seamstress, BY a Scotch Girl
"A City references. Also Scotch Woman fam
lily washing by the month, and gentemens by the dozen
Coed reference. No. 56 Nandam-st, in the rear.
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DsYCHOLOGY.-Dr. BENTON has com.

menced the second upon that interesting sub
iect the OdeOn Wamsburgh and intends to and
interest the people two evenings this week Monday and
Tuesday. n B.-Prof S. u. BRITAIN is engaged to lee
upon philosophy and the laws by when the expert
mepte and cures effected See Bill.
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Chances for Dusiness Hlen.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-TW LUM-
"A Der YARDS FOR SALE.-rhe subscriber being
extensively engaged in the lumber aud timber business,
having four yards situated at Mott Haven Morris
ania Mount Vernon and East Chester which require ms
unremtng attention. and finding that the constant care
and anxiety is too much for his health, desrous OF DIS
posing of two OF them Either those situated az Morisana
or Mount Vernon Will be disposed Of shall suit the pur
chaser the subscriber having choice in the locality At
either place good and safe business OF at least sOO 900 per
wear can be done person will require cash capital OF
from $40 eco conduct the business successfully
and proftably now established Such opportunity 10
seldom offered the business being well established aud yield
ing large profit For particulars apply TO the subscriber
at Morrsania before 81 A. NJ. and after z. NJ -
" JOHN 5. FERGUSON.
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IANNERe LARGE MAI OF the UNI
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DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY--Eleventh
Season-The Board of Directors respectfully
that applications the Rehesrsas and Concerts
will be received at the Music Stores of Mesrs SCHARFEN
BERGk LUIS No. 483 Broadway, and Mr. p. X. WEIZEL,
No 2l3 Fuonst, Brooklyn. demonstrating members
$40 Associate members S. and Professional members 50
per annum in advance The first public Rehearsal takes
ploce at Nblos Concert Saloon Oct at 81 O'Clock NJ
By order. j. l.. ENSIGN, Secretary.
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l. CANDLES.-The advertiser, having large, eornmo-
dious Building well situated and suitably adapted 10 ths
above business with ali fixtures &C. necessary for carrying
on quite trade h DESTROYS OF person
fully competent TO take charge Of the mannsctqns oe
parinent To person fully acquainted with the business
and one that can 1--WE undoabted testimonials OF his ability
chance now occurs which seldom offers a. the advertiser
would be willing give liberal salary 70 one fuly capable
ADy person disposed 10 engagement above
viii please address line any time durng month hence,
Office New-York postpaid stating when and where IN
eryew can take place which will Be promptly attended ~
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A 5 NURSE, by an English Woman, Protest
ant. Can take the entire charge Of baby Can be
for two days al her present situation Mrs Henrckes
corner OF Congress and Hepry-sts., Brooklyn.
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poLitiral Notices.

~ Democratic Wing General Committee
An a1journen meeting Of this Committee will be held
TUESDAY EVENING Oct. 10 at u O'clock the Broad
way House. By order. GEO. J. CORNELL, Chairman.
H Wl5sn1p L N SnsssLo"' Secretaries.
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TOR SALE-The Lease and Fixtures of the
wellknown Pork and Poultry Store, corner OF Market
and Jamesets Brooklyn. Inquire of p H. FOSTER, on
the PREMISES.
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>TEW-JERSEY DYE and PRINT WORKS.


~ The above works will be Offered at auction by the
Sheriff. peremptory sale on SATURDAY, the I'D day OF
October next between the hours OF and O'Clock, r VI
They are located upon the Railway River IN the town OF
Railway jersey 10 miles from Newfork City, COM
muncaung by railway eight times adsy EKpense OF trans
portaou freight hundred pounds The WORKS
are in capital order and ready for immediate use The
machinery consists OF ourcolored Printing Machine with
p copper shells three bowl Friction Calenders Hydro
Extractor; two-bow and three-bowl Sizing Manges
Washing Machine | Slide Lathe, with complete set OF
Tools; Hydraulic Press set Of Drying Cans Dyeins
Machines Dye Tubs Gigcrs, &c; Sourng aud Chemie
Tubs Boiling Kiers aud all requisites for carrying on the
funcy Dyeing - -, III,
The Steam Engine is 9eet stroke 6inch CYLINDER with
ue boilers These boilers made 70 order IN 1850 aud
diameter and Is inch fines There
Ia so water power available for large portion OF the year
The ma building brick, I0s feet long, 81 feet WIDE,
stories high There Dry Sheds upon the preses,
afoding facilities tor drying 900 pieces daily Inc Blue
Dye House "a watts and Sreceivers all IN rstrate
order
There ofsnd attached upon which there are
three dwelling barn and stable slnge house car
pener shop and blacksmith chop, with complete Get OF
tool, TIE present daily capacity OF the works Is Tor the
production OF 800 pieces Glazed Goods 50 pieces Wgans
and 100 pieces Indigo blue and white Prlnts For further
Information address L. Y ROGERS, Esq, Railway, New
Jersey.
on bond and mortgage.
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4 s NURSE, Chambermaid and Waitress, by a
~ Welsh Girl. Cal az No. ls1 Wooster-st
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No. 44i

w Broadwsy.-0pen EVERY EVENING. Concerts
and Ethiopian Deineaops Music unsurpassed and Negro
~ O'Clock Admission Is cents-children half
price. The Afternoon Concerts are discontinued.
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As MATER, BY Protestant Man, in a pri-
"a family to 20 10 New-Orleans or Savannah Has
the best Of city references Address JOHN of Mr.
Webb, No. Go Greenvich-st.. n. Y.
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A s SEANsrREss and Child's Nurse or TO at
"A tend family going South, by competent person
Inquire No $40 Msdison-st.
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COTTON FACTORY for SALE.-The Ex-

~ ecutors of AZARIAH SMITHS Estate offer tor sale
the Cotton Factory in Manlus Village known rs tho Lime
stone Factory" with the adjoining property comprising
land which situated IL frame dwell
nehouscs, boarding house storc-house aud numerous
out-buildings The Factory frame building ~ by ~
feet stories high the lower story partly OF stone and
contains 2OO0 spindles 80 looms mostly ~ aud CORE
spending machinery the whole in running order Adjoining
the main building a wing 81 by 70 feet, containing
picking and machine shop.
The Executors are DESTROYS close the estate and offer
the property for sale adv antageous terms Apply 20
CHAS SMITH. Manlus, Onondaga Co.. y. Y; or to j. O.
SMITH No lO4 Broad-st New-fOrk.
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V,HE INGLESIDE-Edited and published

HNHE INGLESIDE-Edite and published
Il by Mrs Y. c. BEMAN and ELITHA NJ. BEMAN
Just Issued 1t is family paper devoted TO instruction and
amusement OF the size OF Gieosons PtetordL Price OF
cents The contents rich and interesting IL contains
new cuts with original biographical sketches OF Bryant
Sontag Aboni, and W. w Leland, OF the Metropolitan
HOTEL very humorous paper BY Rev Judge Longsree OF
Georgia. A Brothers Revenge The SchOolmasters story
Bertha WildwoOd The Great Philadelphia Conspiracy or
the author of Newburgh Letters dscoyered and multi
tude of original anecdotes and other interesting matters
chocey and carefully prepared for the amusement OF the
Ingesde circle Office of The bgieside No ~ Chambersst
fist floor.
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ITO CAPITALISTS.-FOr sale, the Patent
Il Risht for England for Forming Fur Hat Bodies. The
in successful operation 10 New-York and is "
cnity The machines be running the manufae
tory corner Cliff and Frankorst For further information
apply to CHARLES SrJ0HN, No. IA Wster-S- or
HESRY A. BURR, cor. Cliff and Franktortsts.
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CCHUBERTH e. CO, Music Depot, No

~ Isl Broadway N.Y. request the public to inspect their
immense stock Of Music for Voice. Piano for 4, 6, 8,
hands for Organ Violin, Viooncello Harp Orchestra &C.
Style for vruosOs and beginners The greatest
lection in the United States, Of $4,000 worth Orders of
Foreign and American Music viii be attended to with
promptness
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t,7- Odd FeIIows, Hall Association OF the

Ciiy Of Newly Ork.-rhe Subscribers TO the Capital
Stock the Odd Fellows Hall Association of the City OF
York, who have not completed their payments 10 &c
cordanoe with previous requistons hereby notified that
unless full and complete payment be made on or before the
first day of November next the deposits already made by
them will be forfeited for the benefit OF the Association
Dated Sept 49, 1852 JOHN J. DAVIES, Sec'y
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4 S WAITER, or 10 do chamberwork, by a
"A respectable young Girl Best of city reference gwen.
Inquire at No. G5 WoOsteT-st ia the for day
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BOARD - Handsomely furnished Rooms,
ID with Board may be had Families or single C}ent-
n upon application the house No l0s BeeckeT be-
tween Greene and Wooster-sts.
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife, and
- two single Gentlemen, find pleasant rooms, with
Board, at No. II Leroy place, Bleeckerst.
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ROARDING.-A very desirable front Room
- and Bedroom, the second floor, vacant ct No.
So Barclsyt suitable for family party Of three
four gentlemen