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Railroads! RAILROADS j!
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


g.
THE GreatCentra Route connecting the Atlantieoitlss
with WesterD North western, and Southwestern SsateG
by continuous Railway direct This roGd also connects
at Psburg with daily line Of Steamers to all ports on
be Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusy with
Steamers all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
The most dirset, cheapest and reGbe r0sse By which
FREIGHT be forwarded TO and from the Great RSsk
Rates between Philadslphia and PittSburR;
FIRST CLASS-BOots, Shoes, Dry Goods 7E - ,ooT.
Cin bo1es,) F1rs, Feathers &c....... ~ PNA ANON
SECOND CLASS.-BoOks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware, Lea eoc per leon
ther, &C. j
BIRD CIASS-Arvils, ,Bagging Bacon, so.- ,oor,
and Pork (in bulk, }, Hemp, &c....... YV' Pef AVVD
JRTH CLASS.-Osfee, Fish, Bacon, lo.... ,oo.
and Pork (packsdl Lard aud LardOil, w P'i As0N
flour-75 cts per % until fUrther notice.
Grain-S5 cts per IG lbs utfl further notice.
Cotton-s2 per bale, EOtsxcse ling 500 lbs. weight until
further notice. 'n .t
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phils.
deDhs be particular 70 marx package Sa philadelphia
RAILROAD" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road Philadepnis Pittsburg viii be forwarded with
lgt detention.
FEsIeHr AsEETs.-HRrris. Wormley Co., Memphis
Pennesses; z. F. Ssss Co, St Louis; J. s Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; DumeGni Bel and Murdock, and
Carter Jewett LOUISVILLE KY. z. O. Medium, Madison
indiana; Sprigmsn Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati
n W. Graham & Co., Zapesville Ohio; Leeeh 4 Co.. No
5A Kiby street Boston; Leeeh Co. Astor HOUSE. New
York; Hol William street. and No. Battsr4 Place, New
York: E. j. Sneeder, PHILADELPHIA; hagTaW koo1s, Bal
tmore; Geo. @ Franciscus, Pitts0uTg.
q. Il. HOUSTON, General FFsigbt AgsHt, PkilG.
4. J. L0MBAERT, SEp't, Altoona, Pa.
I
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ID CHI iRLES ROB .RTS0N'S
Candy, n ranufactory and Bakery,
No, II. Market Street .

DEGs leave to his thanks 10 the public for
d he liberal atronege he has received since be opened
tbe atove prems and By paying strict Attention
h. homes 70 be &C intinued with further fav0rs.
PS. Co dictionary have added Bakery, where
will keep alwayI 1and large supply Of Bread, Cakes,
Crackers, well as large supply Of ConfsctiODay,
Nuts Cigars Pic kles Syrups &c, besides keep large
ASSIGNMENT OF erica English, French Toys,
Fancy articles generally, which Will be sold cheap
the county Trade CHAS. BOBERTS0n, pi o
j1nel9-0 t' -N - ~ s' e- No. IL Market Street,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
IN PIANO FORTES,
G. A. Phnee's MeOdeons RufalO NY, Church and ParloT
Organs Guitars. Vions VioliuCenOs AccOrdeOns Flutes,
FAgOss Fes Drums, TambouuIes BAN and ever thing
In the musical merchants line sge seecT catalogue OF new
shvet Music Music Books and Instructors of all kinds
Orders from the country will with prompt attention
Pianos tuned AccordeOns AMI all other Instruments repair
ed No 90 Union Street, from College. sept. o
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Lawreneeburg Bank.

WE viii ssn Yarns, sheeiag and osnaburgs for Bsoh
w LAWreneehurs money, az oar regular erm a 90
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ANDREW WINDS
KeP0Sene dlilS.

Advertising and subscription Office,
No. 1SS Nassau Strsst, nezt door to NassoH Bank
EEW YORK.
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
PLANTERS.

DATENFED improvement in the manufacture Of YarnA
empo inc TO spa tho crop but abous one-fourh the
number required 10 raise IT, AID this number consisting a
children OF sz years Of age above and unit ol
pi0ging PIC ing cotton
COMBINATION OF MA HINERY, inclus Of the STEhM
BNGIkE, II fBecsssary-nRmey: The GIN with Lap append
age machine and The SeQuent chimes Of the Spin
ming Series, shd 70 have ali ged in the ming KOH
on the Plantation complete with great dispatch Also com
petent Spnners.
onehalf Of the new poons Of the income the ~ frs
year, will for The whole machinery, inclu
siys o. he steam Engine and sP nDers' Wages
Ny improv emen its results 20 the Planter s Euiva
lent TO his having Of Plantation, Negroes
&C., pro ucve thG hos be works, and while his
Spinning interest viii prove his versiOn, IL will be eNemp;
fro the cares and anNees inherent to planting sathe nF
and battling up crop. 7.-
Nv TERHs-MEchnery is a ARTICLE, but for good
cepa caRgrznt reasonable facilities ard for the BIGBT
the PATENT OneeuTh 10 be paid TO each OF the nrE
years the the yarns bring ginned
with contract lnsurng the payment should The plantation
PrSsostons rom Printers nav now te made and TO krou
OF the Machinery in their pA ular they not
omit state has been the lumber Of pounds of her
Crops-or how many pounds Of yarn day they ust spin
aprs-F GBO 6 HIN Y, Mobile, Ais
MEDICAL COLLFGE or GEORGIA,
AT AUGUSTA.
NHB Twenysixh Course Of Lectures in this tuition,
L will commence on MONDAY, the I'd NOVEMBER
Emeritus Professor Of Anatomy, G. u. NEWTON, MD
Anatomy H F. ca PBELL, MD.
Surgery, L. A. DUGAS, ND.
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine, D PORD, MD.
Matera Medca Therapeutics and Medical JursPrudenee,
obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Infants EvB
MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX MEANS, "D.
Dem0nstratOF OF Anatomy, kOBT. CAMPBELL, ND.
Assistant Demonstrator Of Anstomy, S. B. sIhMoNs.
Nib.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered in the City Hospital
and at III Jackson Street Hospital.
Pee for whole Course, Slo5.
Naturalization Ticket 10 be taken onoel IS.
Por further particulars apply to any member qf the Facu
ty,orto sept 90 |. p. GARVlN, Dean
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RIsTOb aRIoK DUST and Aurat Razls rnpoli, ior
ID Pohshng gold silver, buss, ElRs5, rev article
Bls a. AlgH kALNS 2 BR0WN's.
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10! for the West.
nanR -HHrz

Farm FOR SALB, containing eO9 acres, 100 Uf ii1eI
n rolling prairie, and 20 OF the best white ouk
black walnut timber q acres under and in cultivation
m acres land raised bushels OF u
,Sa acre land situated 70 miles from Keokuk Iowa, diTec
on the main road for all travel. failing spTin
On me land. For particulars Eppy BILLS d MOORE
sfsrket street, stuth Of Broad.
July 7. is57-ti.
FIFTY hEGROFS FOR SALE
TFNHE mus Of them young s1d likely, al r. II. Haynes
i Co.'S, No. 30 Cedar Street. lsug- a.
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MMAAM 81 MMAN9
MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

AnviIs, Vices, Bel KNOB. PLATE, GUN, PAD
lows, AND TRUNK LOCKS.
STOCKS, AND DIES. SIF ERS. RIDDLES,
Cast shear German WoVe and Screen Wire.
and RIister Steel. Tacks, Brsds, Shoe and Fin.
euoveIC spAnES u0Rs ishing Nails.
RAKES AND FORKS. Platform Counter Beam
Hammers, Hatchets, and Tes Scales.
and Files. STATES, CLOCKS. MIR.
Carpenters s. Coopers', and RORS, AND VARIETY '
Bscksmiihs' Tools. GooDS'
crRCUIAR SAWS LARD, CHEESE, AND
and Saw Msndrils. BUIIEh-1hIEho.
MILL CROSS CIT AND Bride Bits, Strrup Irons,
HAND SAWS Rein and Girth u ebbiDg.
Axes, Nails, Chain, andlCORN MILLS, SHELTERS
HAdES. and STRAW CUTTERS.
MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT
Guns. Pi1es, and Pistols; 4 able Knives and
Forks; Pocket Knives. scissors, aad
Shears, of Every Variety.
Forming IN Gll the Largest Variety and most Extensive
kind offered to the Nashville Trade
rounding country all of which offer al GREATLY
REDUCED PICES to cash buyers propmpt paying Gus
six Months Time. We will from now until De-
st Offer inducements TO cash buyers and par
ticulzry solicit the attention of every Country Merchant
visiting the market unusually Large Stock OF Bdge
Tools GUS, and Cutlery. kespectiuIy1
MCCALL, VANLBER cZ CO.,
a South Market Street,
aug IC-u Sign Of the Big Paddock.
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MeCrea & Terrass,
c r Q &c r S 4,

AND
Liquors, Iron, Nails. and Castings,
Corner of Eroad and College streets,
.-.....-. NASHVILLE, TENN.
WWTE HAVE now in store the folloWing goods that We
w win sen low for cash OrtO P1netaal dealers on shO
time, to-Wits
50 hhds n Sugar; 5000 Perckssion caps;
go barp coffee: 400 bags assorted Shot
IS bis crushed sugar 25OO lbs Bar Lead;
20 do powdered DO IS CASKS knE Soda;
40 half bbls Molasses; 40 bbls soft sheled Aimons;
IS do and bols Syrup 10 do Pecans and Fibsrts;
Is kegs Golden Syrup Is. 100 gross slaekinE
LOUSY 100 boxes Imperial and Gun
60 assorted pickles. power Teas;
Is do Baltimore OYSTERS cases Indigo;
25 boxes Stareh; I cask Nader;
loo do and \ star candles; 100 gross Pipes
200 do Soap; 100 d. jmOking Tobacco
US do TaiOW candles; IS DO Macs ab0y Snuf;
% do snuhs bbls kperson Sati
10 bbls Almons; Is bags Ginger;
50 boxes Tooaeco, superane; 90 do Peppsr:
10000 cigars, various 5rands 30 bbs Coppsras;
~. IRON. NAILS, AND CASTINGS
go tons Ion all sizes; war 600 setis Iron axlss tO5
1000 Kegs Nails, assorted $40 % b2Ia. Axes;
50 tons assorted sassings 4O0 DO cast ana Blister steel
LIQUORS.
whisHY 60 casks pure Malaga Wins
8 Dos 90 dd aff sys 8Si 70 Dos S5i oSsr her Brandy
DE- smith rec ~h'y. DO Pg.ss Peach O.. %
50 DO native Malaga, 5bIs Walkers Ray q
punehoon pure HOi Gin;
GLASSWARE.
900 boxes sIlO and lOxl2 w. 81 boxes gal and gal Sos
Is 6oIes ra5I4, I41Is, IsIls @ % the gal
$50 gross PM X pint F,ss; 300 DO l. and Sa dsmI
60 do quart do 10 DO dIeznters;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All Of the above viii sell low cash. al the corner Of
Broad and College Streets fully II MecREA & TERRass,
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EDUCATE YOUR Chill
DRENAT HOMEI
SOUTHERN COKAERCLAL COLLEGE
Jackson & Adams,
BROAD STREET. WEST OF CHATTANOOGA DEPOT,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,

ND Manufactured Sash, Door Frames, Blinds, Man
"A ties MOudings Architravss, Base Boards, Pssters,
" ether Boarding. Poplar and Pine Flooring Shelving,
Goods Boxes and all kinds Of Wood Work, necessary Orhs
inside Brick Houses Of description.
OrdersfrOm surrounding socised. Work
fully put up hauled shippei without injury
SRsI Primed and Glazed n desired.
ian3 57-WlY JACkSON q ADAMS.
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PianOs Pianos.

HTTEhsve received Fourteen more new Pi- -.
w anO-Fortes from these unrivllled ma S-s5rz5
3ros which makes stock very large and desirsabl
We would be pleased TO have these instruments cd
0v a whether they dssrs 70 purchase not. every P
sold bT shall be warranted 10 give satisfaction in
every respect fehlO w FREEMAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-08

.SPLEIDID STOCK
OF
NEW GOODS
DIRECT FRoK
NEW YORK.
WILLIAM MOORE,
NO. Is. UNION STREET,
(Grsen's Nsp BlOck.)
EIAvINe returned from the Eastern Cities with msgnI
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
lucements in the way OF XTENDE6 ASSORTMENT, aud
ore been able to DO He asks Of he buying community gen.
sray inspection Of his stock OF LADIES DRESS GOODS,
sonsItng m part OF
Elegant ClOaks,
aangng nom so $780, embracing splendid vslvets &c
CASHMERE ROBES,
EHtrely NsW;
EMBRODIERS IN GREAT VARIETY,
f. (frOm 25 cents to $500 sst) e b
+ FRENCH MERLNEOS-ALL COLORS.
WOOL D'LAINS. SHADES.
AMERICAN D'LAINS. FROM sI6 to 40.
JACONETS, SWLSSES AND AULLS
EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, &C., &C.
ALSO -s.-- sa-f
A Full Line of Gentlemen's Ware,
OF EVERY VARIETY.
ALSO rr
A fun assortment of all kinds Of -
OMESTIC GOODS,
oaIl of which he respectfully solicits your attention
sept l6 w. hOORB.
EIAVING sold entire Stock 70 Messrs. BAsBRocx,
II MoWHRTER, & Co., take pleasure in recommending
Them to our customers and III public generally.
EVANS, PORTER q CO.
Ls.HLBRooK, J.W.N'wHIRTER, T.P.MwHrETER.
HASHBROOK, M'WHIRTER g CO.
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT THE OLD STAND or
EVANS, PORTER CO.,
no. 81 MARKET STREET, RASHHLLg, TENN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-24
L.:nal.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Tn the matter of
"A the Estate of iyeboraA c. Gregory deceased. In
the Orphans Court of Bradford county.
The undersigned Auditor appointed to distribute funds
in the hands of the Admir- of said estate will attend 10
the duties of his appointment at the Office OF Wm Ewel
ESQ., in the the bOrO of Towanda Thursday the 3Sth
day of January A. d. $685. when and where all persons
having claims upon said fund requested TO present
the same else be forever dcbaIred therefrom.
g. D. MONTANYE, Auditor.
December "a 1851.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-24

4 UDITORS NOTICE. Tie County of
"a Bradford Samrel Tenant. In the Common
Pleas of Bradford County, No. 397, May term, 1855.
distribute funds raised by Shers sale OF the real estate
of defendant will attend to the duties of his appointment
his Office in the borough of Towanda Thursday the
10Th day of January 1855 at o'clock in the afternoon
which time and place all persons interested required
to present their claims else be forever debarred from said
fund
H. B. M'kEAN, Auditor.
December. %, 1857
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-24
Q.A.l11lADo

lAl11AOo
In Forest Lake Snsquehanna Co.. the 3D. instant, by
Elder W. G.. Tlden. Mr.. H. NJ. RANNEY, of Syracuse,
n. Y, to Miss ELIZA CLARK, Of Leraysyie.
At the honse Of her father on the 25th uit by Rev c.
McDougdl, Mr.. J. G.. TURNER, 70 Miss JULIErT
WHEAT, al CT Canton.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-24

T IST OF JURORS drawn for Special
IL Court to be held January Is, 1885,
Athens borO-Aaron Stone NJ Wells
Durell-Wiam Bowman
Frankn-David Allen
LeRoy-Judson Hocomb.
Litchield-Josiah White,
Monre twp-Samuel Cole,
OvcrtOn-O Orlando Heverly.
Pikc-Wm Bradshaw, II Bcecher,
Rome--C Worthing Preceptor Forbes, S Gore. Peter
Eought
Springfied-Jere Adams Amos Knapp, jr.
Smthged-A Anthony Childs, Harmon s Kingsley, A
Harris Wallace Scott, lsrea Jones
SheshequinJames Sherwood, Jno Keap, Edward Brig.
ham, Robert Chandler,
South Creek-Meritt Glynes,
Standing Stone--MyrOn Vanness,
Towanda boro--Jere Culp,
Towanda North-lsaac Myer,
Troy boro-William Farnsworth.
Windham-James Peck, W Warner,
Wyausng-Elias Vaughn, jr., Lewis Bes,
WysoX--Elijah Bouvelt, Bertrand Whitney
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-24

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-m the matter Of
"A The Estate of 1yphena Smith deceased In the Or
phans' Court of Bradford County
The undersigned Auditor appointed 10 distribute funds
in the hands OF tn Administrator of the said estate will
attend to the duties of his appointment his Office in the
uoro of Towanda, Wednesday the 27th of January,
1858, at o'clock A. M, when and where all persons
having claims upon said fund requested present the
else be forever debarred therefrom.
p. d. MORROW, Auditor.
December %, 1857.
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FCR RENT.

ECG RENT. II.
THE subscriber, guardian of the minor chill
AF%A dren of Daniel OKeefe deceased, offers for
aMH rent the very desirable property in Rome twp,
sss&8 Bradford County, known as the Rome Springs
s&GsSE1 House. The property comprises large Tav-
ern Houge barn and out buildings. There is near he
houge celebrated Mineral Spring. which in the posses
sion of proper person wond attract many visitors The
Farm contains IS about so OF which are improved
Possession given on the 1st Of April next.
JOHN M'MAHON,
NJ. 1877 Guardian.
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M@DONATION PARTY The friends of the Rev
H-kS Mr. DEPEu viii pay him pastoral visit, on
December 80, ls57-aternGon aud evening.
A general invitation is extended to the public
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-24
New advertisements.
Foundry Property for Sale.

'I'HE subscriber having become the owner
Il OF tue we'll known and valuable Foundry, Machine
and Fin Shop formerly owned by !. L. & II. L. Lam.
orex and situated near the Barclay Railroad, and
beng acquainted with the business is prepared sell the
SAME at large discount below its actual value the
Enlistment is now in complete condition for doing
large usintss. For pat culars inquire of Col. J. F.
Means, or the subscriber. Jos. kINGSBERY.
Tuwanda, Dec % 1857
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

But even while he was uttering these
words, the Book became radiant with
strange lustre, and glomed in his hands as
a piece of pure silver well tried in the
furnace of the refner. He ceased. A
dread silence pervaded the place. He was
just about to drop the Book into the flames,
when, not now in whisper, but as in ten
thousand thunders, The startling voice,
"Bewarer fell upon his ears; and stumh-
ling on a foot of the altar, the old priest
with moan fell into the burning flames,
and the Book fell OUer the altar on The
other side. A man, clad in a raiment
"white as snow," swift as the lightning in
his course, and altogether like the Son of
Man, came bounding o'er the plain; his
hair streaming behind him, his eyes beam
ing devouring FIRE, his right hand stretched
our before him. The multitude ,remhled
and began to quake like dying men. The
crowd opened and scattered here and there,
making way for the stranger; for none
might Withstand him. The Book still
lay upon the ground; for OF all the multi
tude there was not one who dared 10 touch
ii, because il was now to them as a piece
of molten silver. threatening destruction 10
the hand that was laid upon IL The ter
ror-bringing stranger approached the altar.
He takes up the Bookin his right hand,
holds it up to the wondering multitude,
and exclaims-"My Lord shall not pass
away" and in the same breath. to the
priests, ''foIIow your falherl" One by one,
the priests sink over the altar into the
flames, the black. winged figures fy away
shrieking, the .'beau,iiul white robed one"
smiles, and the trumpet of the archangel
peals in solemn notes, "Come 10 Judgment
The black altar shapes itself into beau
tiful "white throne" the stranger sits upon
it, the judgment is set, and the books are
opened, and great light shines round
about.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

concomitants of all towns, and whose turpi-
tude eventually throws them into the sewers
from which exbale slanderers, backbiters,
haters of good, &c. But of those baleful in
dividuals Milroy possesses but few. Now,
sir, il is upon this christian community that
this foul-mouthed defamer has poured out the
Tials Of his venom. The individuals he has
named are nearly all we'll known by the wri-
ter, and / do say that they are persons who
stand high as christians, as meriturious citi-
Zens, and as a part of the basis of all good
society, without whom our glorious Common
wealth would topple from its base and lay
PROSTATE in the dust. But does not the edi-
tor Of the Observer deserve double weight
of opprobrium for essailing the misses and
schoolgoing boys of the place. Some of the
misses known TO the writer, belong TO that
class Of which Miflin county might well be
proud, aud which has raised to respectful no.
tice the Pennsylvania lady. The little boys
and misses DETAINED are admired by the good
where known o, shame, hast thou no blush?
Although this editor wishes to divert attention
by occasional Emergencies, his principal aim
is to bring into contempt and contumely the
virtuous and actually worthy. If he be not q
raving maniac, say 10 him. read the epistle
OF Jude and appropriate. To the citizens /
would say, that by the scalpel Of the church
or community. lop off this gangrenous excres-
cence ere the health of the former or the life
Of the latter be endangered.
OAIICRON.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

THE WEArHE2.-After several days a f
pleasant weather, it commenced raining On
Monday morning, about ten o'clock changed
to hail, and subsequently into regular snow
storm, covering the ground 70 the depth Of
fully three inches The wind became yery
cold towards evening, and during Monday
night ice was formed about half an inch thick.
On Tuesday it continued raw, but the sun
gradually melted the snow, with the exception
of that on the northern sides af the noun
tainS. which still! wear mantle Of white.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09
Notices of New Advertisements.

J. Hamilton ( Co. have lot Of mortced
locust and chestnut. posts for sale.
Robert W. Patton has opehed fine stock
Of clocks, watches and jewelry, next door to
the old stand Of NJ Buoy.
Kennedy, Junkin & Co. have received their
spring and summer stock Of goods.
The advertisement of K1chacoquiIlas Sem
mary was received toe late fer insertion this
week
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

ee3-G. z. Putnam It Co. of New York we
perceive have issued netice that the offer Of
one Of their publications for advertising IS
rescinded. Book publishers make a wide
mistake in publishing such offers for works
Of value, as majority Of the papers copying
these advertisements are the very ones least
likely 10 secure patronage. The proper plan
is TO select the papers themselves, which they
can readily do at the different advertising
agencies, send them notices, and when no.
tieed, forward the work I. B. Peterson Of
Philadelphia understands this, and thus Sc
cures many readers for his publications who
would otherwise never hear Of them unless
by accident.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09

E4We have received a copy of new
work 10y Emerson Bennett, entitled The
Border Rover" from I. B. Peterson. l02
Chestnut street. We have read the book and
are sure it will delight all readers who were
pleased with the former works Of its author.
It is complete in two volumes, paper cover,
and Will be sen. free Of postage, On the per-
sou wishing it renaitting one dollar TO the
punlisher
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-09
M0RTICED
Locust and Chestnut Posts
DOR sale by
Il j. HAMILTON & co.
Also Shingles. ap9
NOTICE.
To the school Directors of niHiin County.

GENTLEMEN: In pursuance of the 43d
" section of the Act of Sth May, 1854,
you are hereby notified to meet in Convention
at the Court House in Lewistown, on the
FIRST MONDAY II MAY, A. D. 1857. be-
ing the fourth day of the month, at o'clock
in the afternoon, and select, rica roce, by a
majority of the whole number of Direc.
tors present, one person of literary aud sci
entifc attainments, and of skill and experi-
ence in the art of Teaching, as COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT 7, for the three succeed.
ing years determine the amount of eompen-
sation for the same, and certify the result to
the State Superintendent at Harrisburg; as
required by the 39th and 10th sections of said
act. A. NJ. WOODS
County Superintendent of MifiiL Co.
Lewistown, April 9, lS57.-3t
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4 BOOK belonging to the Circulating Lii
N brary, called Nick of the Woods. y was
taken either Intentionally or through mistake
from the drug store of A. A. Banks. soma
time age. The person having it will please
return it to the Library.
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THE GAZETTE.
LEWIST0WN, PA.
Thursday, April 8, 1857.
American Republican Ticket.

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