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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-11
Saturday, January 5, 1857,

at | o'clock, p IN, the following described
property, viz:
A certain piece Or parcel Of land situate in
the borough Of Lewist0Wr, bounded on the
west by lot Of Davis Bates Two hundred and
three feet more or less, on the north by Eiiz-
abeth street U6 ieet more or less, on the east
by 1t feet alley, &c., on the south by lots
of John Il. Weekes, composed Of lots Nos. l.
II, - and 70 in the general plan Of said Dor
Ough extended, whereOn are erected FUuu-
dry, Foundry House. Machine Shop. Carpen-
ter Shop, Pattern House, Wood Shed and
Coal House, together with one Steam Engine,
FIVE Turning Lathes, one Drill, and all other
fixtures and machinery thereto attached
Also, All that lot of ground situate in said
borough, bounded on the east by Main street,
on the south by Water street, on the north
by lot now or lately owned by Francis Mccoy,
and on the west by lot now or lately owned
by William jennings, "a II feet alley being
between containing in breadth 66 feet and
s inches, and in length 2lQ feet, being parts
Of lots numbered %, %, - and % in the
general plan Of said borough, whereon are
erected two large two story Frame Houses,
weather boarded and painted white, with 9th
er buildings and improvements. -.iL$o. one
other lot of ground situate in the West Ward
IN the borough of LewlStOwn, bounded on the
north by lot OF Robert Shipton, on the east
by 10 feet alley, on the south by lot of JAS
II. Martin, west by public road leading from
Third street to and past James McCurdy's,
fronting 80 feet more OF less on said road and
extending back III feet more or less. Seized
taken in execution and to be sold as the prop
erty of Daaieg Ietgier.
ALSO,
\ tract offiand situate in Bratton township,
Mifflin county, containing about I99 acres,
be the same more or less, about % acres
cleared with Log House and Log Barn and
other Improvements thereon erected, bounded
as follows: On the east by lands Of Ramner,
south by Black Log mountain, west by George
Mitchell, north by George Miller, northeast
by Samuel Bratton. Seized, taken in execu-
ton and to be sold as the property of Chris
tan Miller, j..
JACOB MUTTHERSBOTGH, Sheriff
Sherif's Ofice, Lewistown, Dec IL, 1856.
n. B. Purchasers al the above sheriff sales here
by notified that the Of the sales will he required
he paid, in all eases, Immediately he property being
knocked down, it Will be forthwith resold high
est bidder. .., J. NJ
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

An OTTER CAPTURED.--A large black otter
was shot in Jacks creek last week, about
mile from town, by Mr.. Cooper, who observed
two Of them playing in the water by running
up snag or stump and diving from it. These
animals are becoming quite rare, and it is
perhaps as well, as they are very destructive
Of fish, it being no doubt owing to the pres
ence of these two that pike were SO scarce in
Jacks creek during the past summer and fall
The skin can be seen at RudisilPs emporium
OF hats, caps, furs, &c.
TURKEYs.-TwO droyes Of Turkeys, num-
bering 400 or 500, passed our Office on Mon
day last, on their way to the railroad and
thence to the city to grace the tables Of the
gormandizers there. A speculation of this
kind from Centre county some time ago did
not turn out very we'll.
The WEATHER.-The cold spell at the end
of last week and beginning of this closed the
river at this place with ice The canal was
frozen hard on Sunday morning, but strenu-
Gus efforts are being made to keep it open for
a few days to enable a number Of boats in
this division to reach home, though this will
Of course depend on the state Of the weather.
Yesterday the sun shone out pleasantly, and
few more Of the same sort" would be quite
agreeable. .-..
P. S. This morning the ground is covered
with snow, and as we go to press it is raining.
BgThe Rev. Mr.. Elicit, New School
Presbyterian minister, formerly resident of
this place, preached in the Lutheran Church
on Sunday morning to large audience, and
on Sunday evening delivered sermon in
favor Of the American Sunday School Union,
which resulted in the collection Of about 500.
HOLIDAY GIFTs-As the season is again at
hand for bestowing testimonials of good will
and friendship, we would advise all to call
early and examine the beautiful stock Of jew
eIry, Gift Books, Albums, &c. in the cases
and on the shelves of H. W. Junkin. An
early call will give an opportunity for making
choice from one of the most extensive and
superb lots yet exhibited here, and in such
variety that pockets whose contents may
range from dime to V, X, L or C, can be
suited.
MAGAzINEs.-Jos. II. Rook will wait upon
cur citizens shortly for the purpose of receiv-
ing subscriptions to Godey's, Graham's, and
Peterson's Magazines.
ss~ Lancaster Bank notes vary considera-
bly, here--some parties buying them up at 70
and 50 cents on the dollar, and few stores
taking them at 30 cents for goods. The gen
era impression is that the notes will ultimate
ly De good
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FREE LECTURE

IN Perspective and Mechanical Drawing.
~ Mr.. B. G. CHILDS, from Massachusetts,
Will lecture on the above subject to the citi-
Gems of Lewistown, at. the Town Hall, on
SATURDAY EVENING, December 18th, at
O'Clock. Mr.. c. will make drawings on the
blackboard by which the subject will be made
interesting, and its principles, rules and ap-
pIicatiOn inteligible to the audience.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-11
THE MARKETS.

The Lewlst0wn NH Is paying = 80 Tor
red wheat i,40al As Cor white wheat, accord
ing to quality.
Ga3-A Alfred Marks, at the new Steam Mill,
is paying for White Wheat l,45a0,0G, Red
l,30.
n. B.-Wheat taken on store. with priyi-
lege to the owner to sell or ship by boat
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10y virtue of sundry writs of Yenditioni
ID Exponas, issued cut of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Mittiin County, and to me di-
yected, will be exposed to sale, by public ven
due or outcry, at the Court House, in the
hornrah Of Lewistown ON
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-11

MAGAzINEs-Jos II. Rook will wait upon
cur citizens shortly for the purpose of receiv
ing subscriptions to Godey's, Graham's, anC
Peterson's Magazines.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-11

Es Lancaster Bank notes vary consldera-
bly, here-some parties buying them up at 70
and 50 cents on the dollar, and few stores
taking them at 80 cents for goods. The gen
era. Impression is that the notes will ultimate
ly De gOod.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-11
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Dec. 8M.-The cattle market during the
past week has been quite active. The ami
mails at VIM. l.. Torbert's Avenue and Wash
ington Drove Yards, were 500 beeVes, $500
sheep, 200 hogs, and 10 cows and calves
Beef cattle advanced a shade in price; and
all offered sold at from S. so to 10 80 = 100
Tbs. Sheep sold rather dull at from 50 to 1 25
p head. Hogs are worth from 81 - to %
p 100 lbs, and cows and calves are still sell
ling at from $50 to 20 each The total stock
in market was 1000 beeves, $500 sheep, %
hogs, and l40 cows and calves. Among the
arrivals at Torbert's were so fine Kentucky
mules and 70 horses. The former. unbroken,
2 and years old, sold at from $500 to 400 2
pair.
Flour, Grain, sc.
Flour and MeaI.-The market, generally,
has been dull and dropping this week under
the news from abroad, and with increased
receipts, prices have ruled in favor of the
buyers. About 5000 bbls Flour have been
disposed of for shipment, at Sc 50a6 623 for
common mixed and straight brands, So 75a
6 S7l for selected and better brands, S7a7 l21
for extra, s. % for Brandywine, and 81 2ja
so for extra family as to brand, including
2000 bbls of the latter, on terms not public;
the market closes quiet, but firm at these rates,
and most holders refuse our lowest figures for
standard brands. The inspections for the
week ending the 4th inst, are l9,095 bbls
Flour, l26 half do do, 1913 do Corn Meal,
and 384 do Rye Flour.
Grain-The receipts and sales of Wheat
have been moderate, and prices at the close
are rather lower. Sales comprise about &c.
900 bu mostly taken for milling at l50al54c
for fair to choice reds, and lG0al64c for white
To-day these prices were not attainable and
most holders were storing. Rye has been in
steady request, with further sales of 5a6000
bu Penna at SOC. Corn is rather lower. with
fair business to notice, and about so 900 bu,
mostly Southern Yellow found buyers at 6Sa
&c afoat, 66c in store, 65a66c for white and
Sc for new. Oats are better and about 25,-
900 bu have been taken at 43a44c for good
Southern and 44a45c for Penna.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-12-11

R9We regret to learn that telegraphic
despatch was received on Monday last from
Council Bluffs, Iowa, announcing the death
of Dorsey Grey, son-in-law of James Burns,
Esq. Mr.. B. Immediately left for that distant
post on the western frontier with the inten
ton of bringing home his widowed daughter.
LEcrURE.-Hon. E. Banks will deliver
lecture before the Phrenokosmian Society in
the Apprentices Hall on Monday evening
next. The public are invited to attend.
ns% Park Benjamin, Esq, delivered his
lecture on Amusing Traits of American Char
acter in the Town Hall last evening. 1t was
pretty well attended and gratified all.
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, PROSPECTUS p FOR 1857.
The Saturday Evening post
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lnHE publishers of this old ana s.,
a lIshed paper take pleasure in calSny estao-
tention OF the public to their programs ne at at
the coming year Surfeted with politics tp pr
claims of literature will be more than ever an
precIated by the reading world. We har.
therefore already made arrangements with tbs
following brilliant list Of writer's
WILLIAM HowITT (of England, ALICE Cary
l. >. ARTHUR, Mas. SoUrHwoRTH, AUGusr,vp
DuGANNE, MRs. NJ. A. DESisoS; the author nr
''Ziiah," &c. >s- = VI
we design commencing, in the first number
IN January next, the following original Novelet.
TALLENGETTA, or THE SQUATTER,S HOME
by William Hewitt, author of " Rural Life in
England, y "Homes of the Poets &c.
ms is Story Of australian Life, Mr. Howitt
having visited Australia expressly with the oh.
Ject oi acquainting himself with the novel and
roHlahtic aspects under ' .ich nature and soci
ely present themselves in that singular region
The following Novelets will then he g.
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THE STORY OF COUNTRY GIRL.
BY Alice Cary. An original NoveIet wr;,,..
expressly for the Post
THE WITHERED HEART,
An original NoYelet, written expressly for ,bo
Post, by I. S. Arthur. '"'
LIHTHOUSE ISLAND,
An original Novelet, by the author Of an,
Confession" "ZilIah, or the Child
Medium" &c.
THE QUAKER'S PROTEGE.
An original Novelet. by Mrs Mary A. Den;.
son, author OF "Alark, the Sexton" :"
" Home Pictures" &c.
THE RAID OF BURGUNDY
q Taie Of the S,ciss Cqntoas. An origir.l
NoVelet by Augustine Dugaune, author of !5The
Lost of the Wilderness, &c
We have also the promise of short and con.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

MISSOURI ELtcrieS. II was. At the lat nc
count undecied VIII her the Drindcfnio ar A
nerican candidate was elected Lieutenant Gov
.rnor of Missouri. Official returns from on nun
bred and four counties gave Newlnnd. American
oi0 plurality over jackson. Dem. Three eaUn-
tics remained h. be heard from
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

A STRIKING ADMIssIoN.-The editor of the N.
Orleans Delta declares himself in favor of the ell.
ecton OF Mr.. Buchanan, and yet be admits, that,
II Mr.. buchanan were elected, the republic would
probably be broken up. He says:
II Mr. Buchanan be elected, although some sem.
niance OF Constitution may be preserved four years
longer py ms exercise of the veto power, we can by
no means affirm that it will be SO preserved
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

He CAN'T STAND HM-Col George w.
Gayle, leading Democrat of Alabama refuses
to support Buchanan becau he regards him as
a Freesoiler. He says in a recent letter:
However much have esteemed Mr.. Buchanan as a
Democratic statesman of the patriarchal order hold
the preservation of slavery assaed as it now is as
of higher Importance and will not vote for one who
believes that "Congresss has exclusive jurisdiction
over slavery in the Terrories"-a policy ofindrec,
abolition. See his letter to Mr. Sanford
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

~ : q g. S.. !. ......
aa41p Montague, by Reynolds
tr" Martins by lever
J'hn II tliiaN Gentleman,
Grey Bay Marc. by II. T. Leland
War Path, u Il jones
Vol lst fuckers t'nted States,
secret Societies OF France,
Mystery or Evil and Tod. by John Young
lhe Kingdom which shall moi be DESTROYED,
bernard Lilo
Fashionable Life
Just received at LANGHORNE & WALKTPS
Cheap Book and Periodical S,ora a f, l,nrs No., ~ ~.
veil House. T.vnchhup Va i,no 91ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


by keeng the blood pure nni te liver stomach ana ON
organs hcshy state To ena,t ths use these exaor
l,uaiy Pla which upon the very ain spring Of life
Sold a. tn manufactures No - Maiden Lane, New York
nd No 22i strand London anh bY all Druggss NJ 2r,
4..4e All ; psf box sep 9dlw
.'tO1sPETsTsON q - III" Life Of
- TRADE PRINTING Ia l IT, sariars branches,
aa la s'fle sapassa 5y dag 9th Es,ad st7si ~ ~
W. tho NtRGlNlAs JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
NE.,G
ae aratcdin Gpars manner that VII compare wtha any
y.f. ,s suaih Of Mason anil ii y3H, Specimens
SEN flee. cal slt Fr-t Alloy between Main
and Ihuroh street,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

fst'"'I."d H''''i " M - ~ VII'' "I-T''
HDWDENS DENTAL FLUID 1t viii not only rrnlcr it.
sweet but maxi the teeth white athasier prevent toth
ache pfsryr them from icca! Recommended by den
list4 aud plvsitinna everywhere
beautiful Complexion may he ataigeh by It's II re-
nplea rrkle ronlrJ the skim and hrtnti
f npartinga rich roaeiie hue len the greatest cosmetic
over known being free n al injurious matter Prize 20
renfs For saeb by SrR0TlfER q WHITEHEAD
nav IND Drnggists eNery ~ hrrc-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

- h ilDf life ia ~ itf
| AIN determined la MAKE u
clean breast OF u Will wash
inY hands of the consequence
whatever They may b. mud !
toll you TINT we ave lrcadtnR
upon The brink 81 volcano.
thai Is liable ~ any 'nomeulio
burst forth aud nFrr,s helm the
nation I Mtgur. ny #slff
Worlds, HOLD uU1 nfttsIAT
Hnrts. k*p Iullfnf W1N
NurFs ltut | SFsIH# CAS-
rasttAtfu 10 ast IfuSu 10
1Hl Sait1tl ASH ANhfiitit1O
1n SotIit ! should dsapiHo
wtsrl1 II | could ho gully 4
such evasion AR FtamDtl g..
I ham spsrrh
II lHfnl ~ IilnsI tiIuTU
NnHfn an Surtl1.. win IN
SIM Az AUTHORIZATION rag
THn Su1ffu Aq AGAINST III
suutlt altlutt ~ Hutfu AZ
huAiS nm SnH1H, INV
Ar Nof IN MrN WHO
sfH.tipHt't lnfiH afFtiA
as - VI for me- pira Jaiyf
Know 1qie Hg#foHpfru mg "a Z,
aaHr'r#,f rod r4tlinV but tqu
ea gty AIR Fillmore AfB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

hohbERf IN MEMPHIS.-'rhe house of Mans.
ll'i1 " No'' was robbed on Monday night of last
week oil bank notes to tn amount of S60DD -
so'oo' The money was in the safe. which was
broken open Suspicious attach 10 a Gern,ar
porter IN fhe house named John Braedsett,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

The certificate old estimablc citi.
and the oldest Druggists Ia the city of Richmond
with the thousands of others adding commenda
ton % the virtue OF Bakers Premium Bttcrs.
Price 5Drents per bottle
For Messrs. Strother whitehead aud Stabler Il
Jones. Ivnchburs; and b. Druggists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

RACE HoRsEs SoLn.--The Louisville journal
states that Mr.. AleSande., of Woodford. XIV.
has purchased the celebrated race horse Levine,
to ton. lie met Mr.. Tenbrocck in England and
Tue pnrchase was made there. The price paid
was slo'ooo; This is the highest price lint
was ever pa'd tor any horse in the United States.
the same gentleman for $1,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

whn left the city the sane night on the steamer
Sovereign.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

The "DaAlsKasH;t EE.sNsH," for the im,ne-
datcrurn OF Diarha Cholera Mprnn, Choc C, prepared
by J. Il Thompson Co has ltycu all
lhnsr who have been SO truu'c TO rms Elixir
composed Of harsh da greralo aud stimulating mgfrdi
rn hHt pc asary combined hat the smallest chl
aKei It is soothing aud tonic to tire stomach and bowels
aud when taken directed, tails afford in
short time Every family should have bottle reach at
HIS scason Of the rHr WHEN bowel complaints preva-
liuiy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

Every candid man, who hu- trad the eloquent
ard patriotic speeches # MulLARp FILLMORE at
New York, Brooklyn Albany md Colchester,
cannot fsil To have been struck with tho contrast
presented IN his bold aud mnuly avowal ii hi
sentiments. aud the narrow, contracted and par.
ti1nn ui,erance- Of jams BrcnASAN in bis
Wheaiand speech md his letter of acceptance.
M impartial reader will fail Ia gee in the tho
spontaneous olrbnrst Of patriotic heart. and in
thu Other the carefully studied cautiously word
ed, aud Ambiguous language of.the mere polit,-
CHM. In ofder II present the two men IN the
strongest possible contrast, we place their Ian
gunge in parallel columns, mud ask every eau.
did man to say which indicates the Lghor de
gree Of pure. nLseId,h. lofty patriotism:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

Hon. j. +. BELsER, OF ALABAMA. heretofore
known as q leading Democrat, and not long snoo
representative in Congress from one of the
Districts of that State, has taken the field for
Fillmore X Donelsou. He addressed the citi.
zens of Knoxville, Tennessee, last week. Tho
Register says of his speech
:" He addressed to his audience the words of Sober
ness and truth. His argument was WORTHY Of
Statesman. and his candid, straightforward fnrcbI
manner made an impression upon the minds of thos,
! who heard him, that viii not soon he forgotten Is
an argument, his apeech, in our Judgment is nnnf-
| sWerable lie made several new aud telling poin4.
which we shall notice hereafter For the present we
have only to say that his speech was one Of the me
mastery efforts we have yet heard elicny freouo nj
storms of applause, not from excitement of passion
but from nm empowering conviction of judgement.
The New York Journal of Commerce is cil
cuatng the probable quantity of grain Eu-
rope will want of as the coming year. The gi st
of its statistics and calculations. appears 10 be
that in addition to the demand for breadstuff
from regular customers. we arc likely to have ar,
increased export to Europe, making the agere
gate probably more than 100000 bushels
wheat and corn. or it's equivalent in -four"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

~ - ~ 10 n , ~ III
/ hive been placed M IN
platform # Wmcn l=MosI
HrAu1uy ARROW AND
1HAI tAs srtAK ron IL -
Bring lhr representative oftbe
great ratio pnlis, aud
not simply james llnchnnbh. !
'Hiisf sgpara fag faiadHet accord
iaR D. 'hf platform ~ fasi putt
aa.3 iHssgf NJ pidak mr. faifo
ans ft1m Il M Bal,aHaas
Hbtafla4d Spl,fh
Ia accepting the nomination,
! need scarcely say that a
lin the saiue smtit The rc4=
amtoua constituting t1o pilt#
Form oi ptiut pies erected hV
Inv Convention ! o fiIiH
FfAf1 tttNltNlEkp To eos
I'M HA4Hl.F# rHHuIanotI
titt#t NNNAs4Z HtttkNINB |
uAtF "a ttistift ~ the cauil
late ot tho Democratic party.
by huan'rinE interrepntrtle4.
10 pr, sfat neie ald #df r~ia
l'-s#a h,'nff IN mgHt NJ
buchanan ifHfr ~ Alc,p,auc#