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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

WAsuINoroN, Jan. 4.--Thore are indica-
tions that the South will kick in the traces
before the now Administration is well under
way The men named from that section for
the Cabinet, are not acceptable as represente-
tiyes of its opinions
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30
HNIoN HOUSE RE-OPENED.-Thig

4 NUN AO1OE ll-Ol lt4N Nl4Afs ! 'tN
well known and commodious House, formerly KEEP,
hv Col boutwell,, having been vastly and almost en-
WAY
The Union Is the most conveniently located House ln
Montpcer being in the oouro Of business, and wih lts
now donyenenccs must be the desirable and popu-
lar resort for the Of business leisure TO be found
in town.
Tho public respectfully invited TO hesio" poruoh
of tif patronage upon this House. Perfect satisiac
ton is guaranteed and accommodations excellent
Charges moderate, ALONHO hhDNAl'
Montpelior, Aug. ~, 1896. u2tL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

DOOK BINDERY-I have a new Bindcry
in fun operation. Orders received at my Bookstore
on az the lindcy,
rooms orer he Union Store head Of state Street.
will be promptly attended 10. ..
Montpelier Jan. j, lN2l- > NJ NAhiON'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

y Okl liEhN y. IL lNAAA4ANoaA ''
On and after Dee. -. 1850 Passenger Trains leave
Boston at 49, and Concord az 1888 N, or ou the ore
rival of the first up train from Boston, lowell Lawrence
Worcester &C.. f,r White River Junction Wells River,
Tcton ST. Johns bury and Burlington and connects at
Huu.c- Point, with trains for Montreal, Osden'hurEh
Toronto. Chicago and the West, Via Grand Trunk and
Great Western Railroads, making the best and most re-
liable routc from Sew England 90 The West, and at
White River junction with trains for a stations on the
Vermont Central Ggdcnsburgh, Passumpsic aud White
Mountains IaroaAs; thence hy Stage 90 aii the print
ciulI towns it Northern NeW Hampshire and vermont
Also leaves Concord at l.jl =. NJ lol trankhn and
Bristol.
Lcayc White River Junction az 1880 r NJ OF ON arr-
val af the trains from Vermont Central and P1ssump.ic
Railrn,ds for Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, worcester
Portsmouth, aud intermediate stations. Also, leave
Bristol ilr Concord 80 03l A NJ
Passcnpers via Northern Railroad for droton june
ton Clinton Worcester. Newport and all stations on
the Worcester Norwich, Providence aud Western Raul
roads. and for New York. &c, connect at Nashua with
trains direct for those placcc,,
Ptsscuzcrs leaving Nov York hy evening Boats, or
Cars ya Norwich Springfield, connect at Nashua
with the 80 A. trim from Boston. and reach all sia-
tou. un the w. Central, Conn. aud PasaumPsio, and
White Mountains Railroads, tho same day.
STAGES leave Iittlcton for Lancaster, White Noun
tains Nc So John sbury for Lancaster, Lyndon, Crafts
bur, situ.tcad. Dauunc. Nc.; Woodstock Depot for
Wa1dstoca Nc Bethel for Rochester, Hancock Pitts
Freight Trains from w. Central and Passuupsic Rail
road. pass over th road daily, nr Boston, Wpfcc ier
Portsmouth. Nc and Special Cattle trains every MON
da, either to Cambridge or Mcif1rd landings
Concord g. H.. Dee -, 1896. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30
Business Caros.

1 ETTER PRESS ~ COPpER-PLATE
PRINTING. sermons. Catalogues, Hanks, bill
IIclds Cards. Circulars, Posters and al kinds Of Plain
and Faucy Printing. executed promptly at
WALTON's STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE,
STATE Sirc,i Moniiclicr, leuaoat.
Orders for work done iu the cucs--lsmbosscd' 1ii'
Iettor. Press. Lihocrlphc and Capper-Plaie funmg
s,tch a ards OF Address Wcddng Cards Visiting Cards
Bank Checks &c. executed the highest style OF tho
m aud al oity prices, through Of the most ceiebrat-
el pfn,i, T.tsli. .huauts Torms--Cash, az rcasoua-
fie nricr. Addrcss D. 2. WALTON, Montpelier, W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30
n ATENT AMBROTYPES.

DATENT AMBROTYPES. OR DA-
| GUERREOTHPES IN GLASs.-Ihc sun.crlu'i,
having obtained tho right for Montpelier and vicinity is
now prepared take these newly invented, beautiful ana
never changing pictures in glass which are altogether
superior in beauty and durability 20 either DagueiIeo
types or Photographs. at his Daguerrean stand, over
ELLIS g. HArcus STORE STATE ST., MoNrrEIIrH VT.
The Ambrotypc is taken upon the best Plate Glass,
and will resist the action Of the elements, and retain Ms
hr1ancy for ages.
Darucrroovpcs can be copied in this permanent and
beautiful STYLE and enlarged TO any ,i1c
Prices varying from 500 to l1oo.
pie and well furnished suit Of rooms, when are not
equalled in any similar establishment out gi me large
cities, - W. AAi4N''fi -
Montpelier October n, 1856.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

Annexed Is list Of agents to receive subscriptions
advertisements and communications and acknowledge
payment for iho same.
Uroolhcid. S. II. SMITH
cabot. C. C.. DROWN, J.. D. PUTNAM
Fillmore, h. NJ CIRCUIT,
ttydepark. EDWARD b. SAWYER,
johnson. C. w SCOTT
Lincoln. SIMEON r. RALPH,
MershfcG. INGALLS, CARLETON,
Mouinnlc. j. &. MOVES,
Nliddlcsex, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr,
Norhdcld. r. SMITH,
pleindcld. a. r. BANCROFT,
Rochester, J.. d. BRIGGS,
south ualdvick ADOLpHUs HOLION,
Stowe. JOSEPH G. RAYMOND,
ruubddgc. AARON n. KING,
WHtshcll aul FaSs sion ORANGE SMITH,
Warren. FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
Williamsiovn, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30
NTuITARY LAND CLAIMS !-BOU

WI TY LAND Persons who were in service over
fourteen days in any war with the United States since
l775 had land granted TO them by the Omteo states
Government.
Widows and Minor children Of such persons can re-
ceiyc the benefits of this grant
Those who have received 40 or 80 acres are no" enu
tied 10 enough to make up the 100 acres.
Persons owning Land Warrants can have them located
by the subscribers the conditions Of which viii be iur-
nishcd on application to us.
All letters and business promptly attended TO- 90
". b. YOUNG co.
lSGm Western Land agents 40 State Street, Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30
(MRRIAGEs AND sLEIGHs, DY rnE

CARRIAGES AND SLElGHS, BY THE
" BTsr WoRKMEN N THE Country.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pelicr, Vermont.
Ihuso ia want Of trarranfcd Carriages and Seighs,
will perhaps do well call and what is being done at
the old stand OF GuNAN 4 CANT.
All orders promptly attended to.
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Montpelier, July %, 1855, 4jm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

A ScENn IN Nrw YoRK.--Shopkceper-
"Hulloa thcir hore--you niger, what are
YOU doing with those boots :" "Sah, Use only
fist taking them away" Shopkeeper-"Tak-
ing 'cm away, you scoundrol, don't you know
that is stealing~
"Bo kecriul, massa, how you accuse dis
niggor oh stcalin Use morally insane y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

DEvornD WIFB.--"Oh, what's beautiful
Wouldn't you like to have such
a one as that, dear -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

gratitude from their eyes cvcry time they look
at their blind bcnchctress Peorken holds
his head erect with a simple and natural indo-
pendencc, and shakes his waving blond hair,
which falls in curls upon his neck. lie leads
his little sister by the hand.
But what group is that The ruins of an
army which has been devastated by the sword
Of Time Behind Nels's children totter
twenty aged men; singular spectacle in
deed All are gray or bald the backs of
many are much bent; the greater number
support themselves on slaves two walk with
crutchcs one is blind and deaf all suffer
from age in one form or another, broken down
by the weight Of labor and of years, so that
one might have supposed that Death with his
scourge was driving them before him, like a
herd Of cattle, to the grave.
Iauw Stevens, with his hands almost touch
ing the ground. goes foremost and the blind
and deaf landlord of "The Plough is led by
the millcrs grandfather. These old people
had lived when Long John was the cock Of
the parish, when every one had TO yield 20 the
courage and haughtiness Of his lusty youth.
Behind these followed the villagers, men
and women, who had been invited in a body
to partake Of the marriage-ieast in the Hail.
The procession entarod the church Out
side, the solemn pealing Of the organ was
heard.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

From 4erds9.-We dates fron Mexiea %
the 5th inst. There is 10 oHeial information
Of the execution Of Col Crabb ard his fhbGs-
ters, but the former aeeoGnts Of he uitsE
route of the invaders are confirmed Orders
had been issued 70 bring the prisoners 70
Mexico for trial. and il was belieFes 70 Be tie
iutaation 70 clear them If possible. Letters
say that 500 mere fIibusters had entered Ar
izsaia, and xsrs sneanPed il tie regisz Ct
Tueston.
Another conspiracy % reFolutiouiz= Mexico
was discovered On the 29-h ulE The pl2n
was 20 seize the person Of President CansSI-
fors and then attack the city. Capt Sog1era,
protege Of CononfoEt's. was . piusge 4
dagger into his patrons breast, and his death
was to be the signal for The attack The rsng-
leaders in this eon.pirac! had al been arrsst-
ed. and It was rumored thai shey ~oGld be
beheaded. Others had also been arrested,
said 10 Be concerned IN the affair Il vas
reported that ex-Minizter Aqail2r was also
implicated
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

A, the Associated Butchers and Drovers'
Yard the arrivals for the week are 90 head
The prices ranged from III cents for inferior,
. lie for the best-the acreage over Is cents.
The market was extremely animated, and the
stock was all sold out By Il o'clock. Ten
dency still upward.
A. the Avenue Drove Yard, there were soId
$50 cartIe AZ from Il! TO l4c 2 n. 10 head
Of superb cattle were sold bv Daniel Ecker
man, az lAe = 70. The balance were sold IN
small lots. 500 sheeg were brought in ever
the Penna- r r. during the week and sold
at from 81 20 : & head; dressed, from So 70
Is head: 100 hogs we're sold al frcra - 70
SIC 10; $50 cows were brough; over the Pa.
+. r., and sold az from $50 e 80 head.
milch cows frem $50 to so head; and dr7
cows from so 70 90. ly0 head cf horses
Sales dull
The arrivals az Singers Union Drove Yard,
for the week ending Nav ., 1857. were 1900
hogs and about 50 horses Hogs sold vsrv
brisk al from - to 9 so = 100 Tts net: all
sold, and not 4 fall supply for the demand.
Flour, Grain, &C.
The receipts of CleTerseed continue trifing.
and Il is taken on arrival a. s. ? Ct rs.
The -four market continues quiet, bu- prices
are well maintained in consequence Of the
GCAAlA414 AeAt EECel rt5 ana lll-eG amount
Offering. sale sf superfne City Mills was
made al $ S7z Z bbl. There is rather more
inquiry for the supply Of the trade from this
figure up 10 S so for COMMON and fancy
brands, according to quality OF Rye -four
and Corn Meal the market is nearly bare
100 bbIs CT the former sold at land 400 Of
the latter at 87t z Dbl.
The inspections for the week ending Nav q
were 1929 bbls four, 1869 bbls rye -four, and
sos bbls corn meal
Grain-The receipts Of Wheat continue
sn1l, but the demand for il is limited. Sales
Of good Peuna red az It's, and white at IsCe
aaoat. 1000 bu Rye sold AZ Hoe, but This
rate cannot be realized. Corn continues in
god demand, aud further sales yellow were
made at 9Oc, afoat, damaged az Soc. A sale
Of 5000 bC yellow, n the cars, al see. Oats
are IN fair request, and 5000 bu Penna sold
at 6l(962e z bu, principally al the latter ie-
ure. in store.
Provisions continue 10 look up. SmaUsaIe
OF mess pork at S24 so ? bbl 100 casks drv
saltec Shoulders sJld at l0lc, and 60 casks
Sides lsmoked) at l3Ie. 90 days.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

@A shawl was lately sold IL Pailzael-
phia for s. As. In the same eiEg women
make shirts for SIX cents each
saA little girl died rsz>eaEly - k01ae, y
T., from the ELECTS ef sTer-exerti0n IN JUMP
iag rope
~James Burns. Esq whe lately had
another seTere attack Of rheamaEiE1ns il slew
ly recovering
~Tbe representative u the Grand LSdgs
Rz perceiTs haz returned N eEe@ilsat h@4ls1s
and : again perfsE1aing Is aee1ss1l@a d.
ties u ne oenea-
~The deseat 7f the SaH0arT and IRE
Rzilrg4d Ill, gzaEaaseeipg s, 5000 o. ths
Ssats, is considered rightzszs at H21
that suu been Sufficient 70 eenplsts Hh@ TorEs
sbers would have been but little sEsect5@n Eo
is Passage. but the almsss Certainty hat nert
winter there wouI1 Be zEoth=r hzngrg Esaz 20
FL had IL eject
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

~IA view Of projected expedition 70
ths woods By several young admirers of
Learhsrstoeking. wherein we are expected 70
ace as guide and general superintendent the
Gazette Is issued half day earlier than usu-
q, namely. IN Wednesday afternoon This
enables rs however 70 adj that the Bakers,
perhsps the best travelling singers N the Uni-
I'D States, vii give concert IL the Town
Hall this wednesday sTening, where those
who take pleasure IN good vocal music-and
who dses nots-wiu Of course attend Fer
particulars, see bills.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

HsLgoscGy's OlAtmsEt AID Pi1Ls Ire lss Ezs-s
remedies for Bad L@gs--Eran-zs IheEzpkzE
SGD, Of 0EEa<a, Michigan, kza1 t1s Elzsf9FEaEae,
siI Fears ago, 70 break zEs leg Whleb E2s
iaperfsctly set bT ths 17stor- IAs c=nse-
qgeaes wzs thai il formed Icsef IN Al angry
wound, and desgiss Of the #zrio1s remedies e
triet he coulc 1ct gsr anything t0 ca1se = =
heal. and il wz= feared Ly Al Eb0 knew hIl
that h= wo9l5 b A1e 81 h:s IEfe- Ao9EE
four months ag9 ze esEz1szesc gz2.g a9llo
ways Ointment zzi PliIs- which sos1 ea1s-d
aa improved APPEARANCE N fae Seg- He eo1-
anged then ~ Eirs weeks, and tie I@g :
sound, &c tie s=5-E.zalecE q a. We k1sE
hin.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
Died.

On Tuesday last, in this plzce, CLARA VI
STONE aZsd atoaE Is yeArs-
On ths Ist inst. a. MS residence. in Hun
tlugdon eguRsy. Mzisr SAMUEL C4LD-
WELL II the 64sh ysa- of his aga
Al Cedar S5r.ngs. Ceubzrlz15 ceunrr, u
the III inst, JOHN WTTMER, agai : yrs-
Lancaster papers please e7pv.
On the 9th Il April. MARY. infaa: tzu=k-
ter of Jaek<2n and Julia Steiz5erge-, aged
10 months.
O. weep not. parents, tor roar chid.
Fer peaceful : her resi-;
Her spirit Bow, IN sweetest hiss.
Sleeps cain "a Jesus breast
From earthly care and ssErow na~
She : forever free:
Ard loud her infant voice i heard
n souss Of Heavenly gles-
4 few Mora years and yoG shall uezt
Iour child az Gods right hand,
Where new her Lie.r and haBuv saul
joins wi-h The a1ge. baat.
Y 4. I.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

Qnsrg'-Why do the veathereocks On the
Lutheran and Presbyterian church sseeples
SO seldom agres as 70 the direction sf the
Eind-they generally differing several points,
i wag suggested the other day that they
showed the difference in doctrine, rather
doubtful solution May nos location have
something 70 Do with il?
saA ysung woman named Cumming p was
sadly nutilated a. Millgrove, Canada, CT the
l4th, IN very singular manner. She was
locking 81 the operation CT Z shingie machine
when the strings Of her bonnet accidentally
became entangled in the machinery Her
head was instantly drawn dawn 70 the knife,
which It completely sealped, eating OF beth
ears She w4s taken up alive, but cannot re-
cover.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

Ga shs 18th March, ty Rev c. n El1k,
ALFRED DEAN. e Ja1izts cssqutT. g Miss
JENNA CARNEY. e CLsarEsI5 coEE:y-
On the 9th q April. by tae same. DAVID
NORRIS u Miss HELM SMITH bz-b -
LeE!z.7En.
On the 18th of MaE, IL th= SANE, J. :
AehEE - Miss KATE LEOPOLD, bota g
Brar:oa township.
On tha l4ta in.t-, 6y tbo Rev James ;
Woods. d. L.. HARRISON ACRAND 10
Miss MARY Z. FOSTER. bath 4 Granville
township
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
MEETING OF TNNKEEPERS


4 meeting of the public licensed Innkeep-
ers was held az the public house of J. A.
Murray, IN LewisgoKn, OF Saturday, the 23d
May, fer tie purpose of establishing : uEi-
fern price ts be charged hereafter DF the
tzyernkeepers fsE Boarding, Lsdging. Meals.
&c
On motion, JOHN BROWN was appointed
Chairman, and j. a MrRR4T Secretary
The object Of the meeting was stated by tbs
Chair. The following resolutions were thea
adopted:
Rs5olred. That the object Of this meeting
is 10 give a general invitation T. all Tavern
keepers in Mi4iH, Centre, Huntingdon and
Uai@n counties, and % al others Throughout
this State that NAV think proper 70 cone and
act With us in this matter.
Pzs5IcsI, That this meeting adisara 70
meet az Mllroy, Mifiia county. On Saturday.
30th inst, az which tire and place al friend
IL :o this measure viii please attend. as there
viii Be matters of much Importance before
the nesting.
R>so{red, That the proceedings Of shL
meeting be published in the Lewistown ga
zette. the True Democrat the Aurora, and in
the Centre, Huntingdon, and Union county
papers.
May g. 1857.-lt
~The Weather for some days mas been
quite warm, giving strong impetus 70 vegs-
tatian generally, and forcibLy reminding one
Of the coaf5rts Of Cubbison's ice.
Darn Br DRovsISG--Alzm K4nepp, Of
Armagh township, vas drowned il Kisbaco-
quiIlas creek n Saturday morning last, in
attempting 10 ford II below McFarIaad's mill
The current carried him sf his feet, and al
though every EFFORT was made by two persons
ia company 70 save hin, he vas swept away.
4 strong force was out on Saturday. after the
unfortunate occurrence, hunting MS body.
saThe proprietor Of the Bee Hive Drug
Store has returned from the city and Is now
opening . large stock If fresh Drugs, Oils,
Paints, EarEishss, Dye-staEs, and articles
generally ksP: by Druggists. See ADVERTISE
ment.
IcE CEEAx SA1ooss.-Mrs. r. D. Smith has
opened an ice cream salOsn in the building
formerly known as Blymyer's Hall, where
lovers Of that luxury can procure il every
evening during the week, favored to their
taste. The saloons are up stairs, are the
handsomest in town, and as Mrs. 5. has made
arrangements for being furnished with real
cream, visitors may rely upon getting taste
Of that now rare article.
HA4-John Kennedy has al present / lot
of the best Ham ard dried Beef that has
been in this market for ssme years-at least
so an declared at our table last week when
enjoying themselves over the choice meats
spoken Of The Hams are superbly cured,
and should any Of our readers lack an appe-
tite IL these days Of scarcity, we recommend
them by all means at once to call On Ksnne-
dy and procure one or mere, according TO
the state Of their pockets,l as we feel conf
dent trial Of it viii prove Z more ef6cacious
dose than any physician could recommend or
give.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

Tie s.. LINUS Rurdey.-Tae S.. Louis Re
publican, Of May 18th, says: Tie passengers
Oh the steamer Rocket, after the dreadful &C.
curreuee Of the murder Of Robert VI. Webb.
Of Lewissown, Pa, On Wednesday night last,
met On board thai vessel, and passed series
Of resolutions on the subject. As yet, We
believe, No clue has been found to the naur-
derers; as yet no reward has been offered fer
the apprehension of the murderers. though
the reputation Of cur city may be affected by
such acts Of violence, unless some effort is
made to stay them. Itis hardly possible that
the murdeTers were not known al some Of the
drinking houses IL that neighborhood, and
large reward and proper efforts would scarce
y iA'l u bring about the identity Of the mis-
creants.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
For tic LesIcisf0rn GEzstts.
BROAD TOP COAL.

Notwithstanding there are individuals IN
terested in and owRing large tracts or bodies
Of coal lands n the Broad Top country, they
have naver made IL appear to eur blacksmiths
that 4 bituminous coal which produces-the
msst coke per bushsl Is cheaper than the
Allegheny coal previously and still used,
which does not by fifteen per cent. produce
the same amount Ct coke. | should ike t.
hear from some Of these gentlemen whv
Broad Top coal is not more extensively used
here for smelling purposes instead Of Ale
gheny.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
Estate Of Robert HenanIgil, deceased,

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters Ct aE-
" mInistratIon On the estate Of ROBERT
AcAANlGlL- late Of Armagh township N!f-
lin county, deceased. have aeea granted 10 the
undersigned, the first named residing ia the
borough oI LewIstowa, and the latter II Ar
nagn township. N said county. All persons
Indebted % said estate are requested 10 -zk=
immediate payment, and those having claims 10
present them duly authenticated Tor settlement
:. s WOODS.
WN. 4. NcMANIGIL. Am IS
May :, Is57.et
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

Destruction ef Caterpazlars-In Andover.
Mass, last year, 3 were offered az reward
sosthe boy who would destroy the largest
number Of caterpillars' nssts-in consequence
Of which, over 20.000 nests were destroyed.
This year, SIS are offered in similar premiums.
Could not something Of this kink be done
here
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

E-Ihs receipts q sugar and molzsses
from the West Indies, At eli the part. of this
country, are very large II tie present tinae.
DcriEg tAs past week there were inportsd at
Philadelphia 2473 hh3s-, 35o0 tiercez, 60 btls.
and 549 boxes Of sugar 1899 hhds., I59
t.erces and 266 bbls- Of mslasses At New
iork the receipts are muck !arg=r-amount-
ing, according 70 the Herald, during three
days, to 1921 hhds, Of sugar and 2779 hhds.
Of Iaolasses- Also the iapsrta.ions of sugar
into New Orleans are very large at present.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
Also, Wines, Brandles and Liouers Of \

kinds for medicinal purposes
10 the ladies We would say that our assoEt-
meut OF PsTf'fHaer, Hair Brushes Dressing Combs
tosHIsties, Toilet Soaps and fine article of Ban
Rtsal-Is unexcelled in Lewistowu.
For the gentlemen we have Ports .Nennasss
OF variety of patterns, Pocksf KHirss, SAariu-
Brushes, Sharing Socps, &c, IN great variety.
We have also q superb lot Of imported SeEays.
For the sick and afflicted we have s.bal1, f;sv
ereTg tr5s.uG -
Country Merchants can oe supplied with anv
articles in our line at city prices. All roo5s
warranted TO be as represented
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Physicians orders promptly filled az the usual
discount. ID STONFROA0
mays Beg HIVE DRuG SroRE.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

DaAE Pittsburgh, Judge Mcclure has
stricken the Eaznea Of three persons from the
list Of members Of tie bar, VIZ c. 0. Loom
L, u. Il. Hazen and Anthony Hartz, for want
q fidelity 10 their clients and the Court. If
the rule should be fully applied throughou.
the STATE, the number Of lawyers would be
greatly diminished
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
SaEites Of NtK Advertisements.

N3Eices-N9tice ef DiTiiend-a new supply
a. the Bee Hive Drug Store-a Bssk AdTer-
tiseusnt By Or. Haater-and Z notice Of IN
terest 70 ali taEernkeepers, viii be found IN
our columns today
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

I DFIDEND--Noliee = here5y given to he
/ ! stockholders Of TIE LewistozEa aat HIsha
coqZLlias Turnpike Company. mat there 5as
oee1 dividend Of FOJ e PER CEN 7 declared
= TIE President sEt Directors. f3r the last s5x
months, payable oB and after June 5,h. 1851
mays NJ BUOY. Treasurer.