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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-12

sS-The January number of the Edinburgh
Quarterly Rerie,c, republished by Leonard
Scott & Co., New York, has been received
It's contents are as follows Philip H. and
his Times-Prescott and Motley; Human
Longevity Convocation Furgusson's Hand
book Of Architecture; Macaulay's History Of
England Rights and Liabilities of Husband
and Wife; French Society under the Directo-
ry; Scottish Lawyers and English Critics;
Parliamentary Committees and Railway Le-
gislation India, Persia, and Afghanistan.-
The general reader can infer from this list OF
articles. most of them from the ablest pens
in the British empire, that these Reviews are
works of no ordinary merit, aad therefore
deserving q wide spread circulation.
VIVA; the Secret Of Polcer. BY Mrs. E. D.
n. Southworth, author of d" Lost Heiress," 3"
Deserted Wife," &c. Neatly bound in
cloth for SIPS, or in two volumes, paper
cover, for SI.oO.
1t seems the aspiration Of Mrs Southw worth
is ever to rise from excellence to excellence, and
to make each succeeding work superior to all
ludE Have pIeScuCu lty anu dS clt Seu6IdllH
succeeds, her last acork is, in almost every
case, her best. In striking originality and
beauty of conception, and strength and viz
idness of delineation, as we'll as in her pecu-
liar power of fascinating the minds and hearts
of her readers, Mrs. Southworth stands alone.
THE BORDER Rover. By Emerson Bennett,
author of ''Fiola," !" ''Clara Moreland," &c.
In two large volumes, paper cover, for 81.
One of Emerson Benefits best productions,
which will delight all readers who were pleased
with the Prairie Flower and Clara Morelaud.
The scene of the Border Rover IS in the Te--
ritory of Kansas, beginning at Independence,
Missouri, and extending all over the plains or
prairies TO the Rocky Mountains 1t is full
OF thrilling adventures, hairbreadth escapes,
love, romance and humor
L. B. Peterson, l02 Chestnut street, Phila-
deiphia, is the publisher Of the above works,
and will send copies to any part of the Uni
ted States, free OF postage, on receiving the
price. in a letter
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THE GAZETTE.
LEWISTOWN, PA.
Thursday, March ID, 1857.
TO OUR PATRONS.

We have this year, in addition to our regular
10 nearly $3.50 the Ist of April and We trust theFe
our patrons heretofore 50 hoeTay res
pOnded this annual call Will do so again Inc past e"
years with high prices have been trying ones to U.s.
for while everything else has gone up our terms for the
paper and prices JOB work the same as when we
could purchase flour at $50 and $500 per barrel butter at
2 cents per pound and many other things in proportions
yet with all this notices We money, We
sUsr money &C. found in the columns Of
Gazette unless il be at this This is not because
need it, or TO tell the truth have been bor-
in 1861 but because these constant duns cold
y looked upon by the public and seldom produce good
There IS one class TO whom have special word to
say. They number totally regardless wheth-
they pay The day has arrived when we MUST
dispense with patronage" ami here give them
notice that shall take early occasion 10 strike their
of the books.
large number subscription Inahe Western:States,
&. viii expire during the months Of February March and
April are discontinued the expiration OF
the time paid for Except in few special cases. those
wishing the paper continued viii please remit gold do-
lar wapped piece paper and enclosed in letter.
No western small notes VIII BE- taken in payment.
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BarDo not forget the meeting on Monda.

BarDo not forget the meeting on Monday
evening.
nsa-U. S. Magraw was yesterday re-elect-
ed State Treasurer. Magraw G8-Dock 81.
sea-The New Hampshire election returns
look Republican out and out.
HBFoust's tavern on top of the Seven
Mountains, with much Of the furniture, was
destroyed by fire on the ID inst.
nea- Dam No 6 of the Monongahela Slack
water, situated above Brownsville, Pa, has
been swept away by the floods.
RgThe NJ. E. Conference at Baltimore
will probably not close its labers until next
week.
Quite loving-The Railroad, House, and
Atlantic and Ohio telegraph wires. They are
embracing each other every few days.
RIJacob B. Weidman, Esq, of Lebanon,
an old citizen of that place, died Oh the 9Th
inst, of congestion of the lungs.
EarThe peach and plum trees were in
blossom near Mariana, Florida, on the 18th
ult.
Rsg~Peter Ward is On trial at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, charged with placing the child of Pat
rick White-only nine months old-in the
fire. and burning it so severely as to cause its
death.
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Registers Notice.

T5NlIE following accounts, have been exam.
L imed AMI passed by me, and remain f.el
OF record lit this ofEice for inspection Of lIeirs
Legatees, Creditors, and ali others in m,
way interested. and will be presented to II,
next Orphans Court of the county of MiHr
t. be beii n the Court House in Levi.
tnwn on THURSDAY. the oh iav of April
l>jI, for allowance and confirmation:
l. Tie account Of Eliz, McIl,aine, Am'z
of Miller i. McIlyaime, late Of Derry town
shin. decd
,. The account of Samuel Drake. lImI
of The estate of Isabella Johnston, late d
WAYNE township. dec'i.
!. The account of Samuel Drake. Ex'ra
the last will, &c. "i Elizabeth Drake Iarr q,
the borough Of Newton Hamilton, deed.
i. The account Of Joseph Gruypr. a,!n.'-c 4
the estate of John Gibbs, la,c IF Gram lie
township, deed.
5. The account OF Geo. ". Stewart. E.,u
admir- Of The estate of Charles iIrisier. late Il
the bornugh Of Lewi>town. deed.
8. fne account Of john Allen. Ex'r f The
will Of Catharine D,tnmre, late of Oliver
township. deed.
Z. The account If J,hn Stoneroad and
EPhraim BankS. Ex rs e the wi!l Of Lewis
Stonerdal, dec q.
8. The final tcrnunt of Wn,. J. McCcv snd
Samuel 1Uder, Aim'rs Of the estate Of Chris
tian Moist, late Of Brattnn township deed
.. The accuunt If lanes G. Mccoy, SUI.
yivIng Ex'r Of the last will, &c. Of Hugh
Johnston, late Of the borough IF McEeytown,
deed.
10. The Guardianship account Of Ca>pa
Dull, Guardian of Sarah Alexander. mine
child Of Disaix Alexander, decd.
III. The Guardianship account Of james
Beatty. Guardian of Andrew y. Bruner. N.
nor child of Henry Bruner, deed.
II. The Guardianship account Of John
Alien, former Guardian of the minor childrpn
of Joseph A Bell. Of Union township.
l3. The account Of joseph Hafiy. Esq,
Admir- of the estate Of Robert A. Gibbonsy.
late Of Unien township. decd.
II. The Guardianship acconnt of jacob
Mohler, Guardian Of Isaac Price, minor child
Of Isaac Price. decd
10. The Guardianship account Of William
X. Morrison, Guardian of Catharine Beard,
Gate Catharlne Latherow, one of the mineT
children Of Wn.. Latherow, late Of Ways
township, deed.
10. The Guardianship account Of james
Beatty, Guardian of Henry Clay Bruntr. NJ,
nor child Of Henry Bruner, deed.
II. The account Of Christian Hoover. Esl-
Admir- of the estate Of Robert Mcley, deed
IS. The account Of Isaac Plank aud Nich,
olas loder, Ex'rs Of the last will &c. Of Ja,
cob Aoder, late of Brown township, decd
II. The account of Yost King. one of he
EX'rs OF John Ioder, late cf Menno town.
ship, decd.
~ The tnal account of Christian HoOvsr'
Esq, Admir- of the estate of Joseph Gocbep.
aur. late Of Granville township, decd
II. The account of William Mitchell. Gusr
dian OF the minor children of William srt
Amelia Arbucklc.
= The account of Joseph S. Warsss
Aum OF the estate of James Waream, lsa
OF the borough Of Lewistown. decd.
JAMES MCDOWELL, Register
Registers 0ffce, Lewistown,
March II, 1857.
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HolloaOoy's Ointment and Pills extraordina-

HotLotoays Ointment and PilEs extraordina-
ry Remedies for the Cure of Erysipelas.-
Charles Pairpoint was afflicted for several
years with this disease For nine months he
was almost deaf and blind with it, so severe
was the attack, he consulted several of the
doctors in the neighborhood, but they did not
do him any good, but, to use his ewn words,
he was left alone to die. His good genius,
however, did not desert him, for a friend of
his brought him couple of large boxes and
pots of Holloway's Pills and Ointment, which
he thankfully accepted, and commenced using,
the result was perfectly miraculous, for in
two weeks he was able to get up, and could
see and hear we'll at the expiration Of a
month ne was perfectly cured and able to re-
sumo his work
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DIsSGILtlEI0No


YIHE partnership heretofore existing /.
tween Samuel Watts and Samuel Has.
in the dry goods, grocery, queensware AM
hardware business, at Belleviile, Mif1in com
tv. was dissolved ON the 28th of Febrpa,-
1857, by mutual consent. The books are ii
in the hands of SAMUEL HAFFLY, who /;
alone authorized TO make settlement If n
same Those knowing themselves indebe
are hereby notified to call and make sepl.
ment of their accounts, as the firm is desiruu
of closing up their business as soon as pOs
lie. SAMUEL WATTS,
SAMUEL IIAFFLY
Belleville, February q, 1857.
The business will be continued by Samaa
Hafiy, at the old stand, who, while returniB
thanks to the public for their liberal patror
age to the firm, respectfully solicits a con
tinuance Of the same
Belleville, March u, lS57.3t*
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Net AND SEINE FIsHING.-Bv an act ap-
proved April p, 1855, the following section
# an act TO prevent the destruction Of trout
in the Letart Spring, in Cumberland county,
was extended to the " tributaries running in
to the Juniata rivcl, in Mif,iin county :"
If any person shall enter into and upon
the premises of any. owner Of land on the
said Letart Spring, ot any time Of tie yeur,
for the purpose Of fishing in said Letart
Spring, in said county, with seines or nets of
any descrip ton, shall forfeit and pay the sum
Of ten dollars for every such offence"
By the wording Of this section it would
appear that the act extending It to M;tiin
county, not only prohibits net and seine fish
ing for trout in the tributaries Of the JuniaIa
bit for all other .tfSb-in short, it prohibits
net and seine fishing altogether in those wa
ters, except with the appreciation Of the land
owners, on whom it now rests to permit it
As spring Is the time when most fish ascend
the waters of the different streams for the
purpose of spawning, it is the very time of
year when such fish ought not to be caught !;
and we have no doubt should the act be faith
fully carried out for few years, the kisha-
coquillas, Jacks, and other streams would
$ onagain be alive with suckers, fall fish, &c.
For the Lew.stowr Gazette.
Mr.. Editor-uaving taken stroll into the
country last week on one Of those tine DAYS
in pursuit of pigeons, it brought me into that
romantic place, Dry Valley, whose inhabi-
tants are noted for that kind openheartednesS
which makes the stranger feel at home; and
and a. it was theeye of theexhibitiUn ut two Of
their pu b4ic schools, | was invited to witness
the performance, to whicS readily consent
et. having had the pleasure OF being present
at a Sabbath School Exhibition at the same
place last fall, Of which l gave you an ac-
count at the time. Public Schools in the
country being conducted on rather a loose
system as a general thing, did not expect
much. but was most agreeably disappointed,
the arrangement throughout being admirable,
rejecting much credit on the teachers, Messrs.
Creighton and I. G. Bell, who learn are
held in high repute as such, and Judging
frsm the mastery performance Of the scholars
they are deserving.
The school met in Dry Valley NJ. f. Church
which was decorated with much taste by the
girls Of the Valley, and TO enliven the scene
the nerformance was intermlxed with songs,
accompanied with music from the melodeon,
which was performed by Miss IL. Alexander
and Miss Hoover-the latter for skill Of per-
formance and melody of voice being hard to
excel. But sir the whole thing was excellent,
there were sixty pieces, Dialogues, Recita-
tions. and Addresses, spoken by the scholars
in a mastery manner, and listened to by at
least four hundred people with perfect order.
SPECTATOR.
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New ARRANGEMENTS,

4 FER returning our sincere thanks to our
y numerous friends and customers for their
continued patronage, would Inform them that
am still to be found at
2 Sa~A9 0QG1 8GamGla
With desire TO bring my business nearly TO
CASH, after the first of April our credit terms
viii De Thirty Days and accounts not to exceed
Fifty Dollars. We hope still to conduct our
business SO that we shall enjoy the good will
of our numerous customers aud that the num-
Der may be greatly increased.
marl2 F. J. HOFFMAN.
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TUSUARORA
FEMALE SEMINARY,

1t 4cademia, Jaaina Coutty, Peano
TNHE advantages and attractions Of this
Il Institution are such as pertain to thor
ough and comprehensive system of education
combining artistic, literary, scientific. hygi-
enic and moral cuture-and location III
very hea:thful region, away from towns and
villages, and in the midst of charming seen
cry. Expenses. $40 per annum including
Music, $50. The Summer Sessions will
commence May 5th. i. HINDS.
March Il, 1857. 1t Principal
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Freeburg Academy and Normal
School,

THIS INSTITUTION, located in the beau
| tiful and healthy little village Of Freeburg
Snyder county, Pa, will commence the second
(Springl quarter Of its Second Session ON ihe
23d of March. ln view Of the great want Of
proper instruction for Teachers IN this and 9TH
er counties, YORNiL DEPARTMENT will
hereafter be connected with this school, in
which Teachers viii De prepared for the ardu-
Gus duties Of the school room That Justly
popular Teacher, Lecturer and Author, Prof
J. F. SToDDARD, has been engaged to deliver
course Of Lectures and assist in arranging and
conducting the Normal exercises and training
and it IS hoped Teachers will avail themselves
Of lis services bile in the county. An adGI-
tional Female Teacher has been engaged, end
other arrangements made to meet the wants Of
all.
TERMS
One-hdif payable Invariably in Advance.
For Board, Room, and Tuition,
per session of - weeks. $50 00 TO s55 90
Tuition only per Or. of IL w'ks, 2 80 10 500
Instruction on Piano and use Of
Instrument, 900
Fer Circulars. &c, address
GEO. F. MCFARLAND, Principal
Freeburg, March l2 1857.
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Eligible BUILDING LOT
FOR SALE.

TEIE first lot above the PRESBYTERIAN
4 Church, in the burnt district, on Brown
street, owned by Rev. Mr Hughes. is offered
for sale on reasonable terms There is a
Stable. Carriage House. and other nntbuill-
ings on the lot. which is n most eligible site
for building, being in quiet part ef town.
and but few minutes waia from the business
portion. For terms apply to
marl2-3t THOMAS W. MOORE.
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Household & Kitchen
Furniture.

INJECTION NOTICE.-The Stockholders
IL of the Lewistown Academy are hereby
notified that an Election for FIFTEEN TRUS
TEES of said institution, to serve for the en-
suing year, will be held at the Academy, on
the second Monday, the 18th day of April
next, at , o'clock p. m. All persons who
have paid five dollars are entitled to q vote.
WM. p. ELLIOTT, Sec'y.
LewistoWn. March u Isle
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

The receipts # beef catGIs last week compara-
lively large auonuIingt y q L, ad. The drma nd
quite active, a't & Offered zni the Butchers
packers s. .0i. 60 for inferior ard pine qualities
Cows and Caves-iJ0 head were nrrred and mostly
snit At last weeks prices Hn.sTbe supply has fallen
of and prizes consequently Advanced. Sales Of 1900
head Ut - 2ja9 IS per O9bs nett Sheep and Iambs-
The receipts rhs week have fallen off The slss foot
up bout ZOO Eeah n $50 y
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Flour, Grain, sc.

Flour Gnf -2eaIThe SALES Of Flour reach snn.c LA
2GJo b5ls . export 81 2a6 81 for standard sup r
fine, mostly at the latter for good straight brands
which are freely offered nj that p'ite taia, .Gs
1890 bh better brands SO 81 1000 hhs Western extra
1t So IS, and COG bts good PeuGa do 50 &c - aud
ljo0 ibis Brand: wine at s. per bhI The >ectiors
for the week ending The 5:h inst I6 66 Wheat
Flour, rs half d. d., and 2e9 do Rye 30.
GraiH-Thg receipts Of Wheat continue moderate
and with fair demand which is 'uoSy for Riiug nri
steadily maiai1iHedGeS reack kIrg about IS ODO
BIZ in ipis al l3altsc, mostly li6iIi7c fr good and
prime reds end uG.lG-c r. white, a. III qiaIty-t,e
luer for very handsome Rye Is steady with further
safes GI7GO at .ias2c far Prunsvtvaui. aud ,a
foF S0utl-rn che dy ghesl figures Corn hts
been in far request, but only dry lots sarabl
and about 81 600 bn have been taken at j6a63c for damp
Southern AID Penna yellow in store, 20: afoat in
Guiding white, IS .6jc, as in qIalty Oats
ia better demand ard scarce, and about 900 Lu
have been disposed 42s43 for Southern and 4ic for
Penna, mostly the former OF Barey Malt sales
uf2i30o0 bu reported, j2a 1856 the later'o arrive
SeedS-l here has b steady demand for CoYerseed
and sales The extent of 300 bu have been made
$sas per bu for prime seed mostly the former rate
including few small lots Of fair quality at s. 75a7 So
about 90 bu have also been ttken second hands
for eXpo al BE per Ii, and 100 5u prime Timothy al
So IS 5u; Of Red Top about goo sacks have been sold
60 East al 50 30 per sack.
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4 SSIGNEE ACCOUNT.-The account Of
"A John C. Sigler, Assignee of JOHN X.
PHILIPS, will be presented for final eonfr-
nation at the ensuing April Term of the
Court of Common Pleas of Miffiin county.
commencing on the first Monday of April
next, having been examined, passed and fled,
Of which all parties Interested hereby have
notice. II. j. WALTERS Profb;v
Proth'y's Office, Lewistown,
March III, 1857.
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I+ FE.u4LE .4GE.NTS W.4.N'TED in ev-
cry Town or Village of the Union, to sell DR.
S.3.NFORD'S LNTIG ORATOR. Many of our
Lady agents making more than living
from its sale. No MONEY required until the
medicine is sold; simply a good reference ac-
companying application. The Invigorator will
cure Sick Headache. Take one or two tea
spoonsful at each attack and it will soon disap-
pear. For an overloaded stomach, or when
food rises or sours, take the Invigorator after
eating, and it will not prove disagreeable or op-
pressive. For Heartburn, Palpitation, or Diff
cult Breathing, take teaspoonful ouce or twice
daily. For loss of Appetite, Languor or List
lessness, the medicine is invaluable. 1t will
restore the appetite and make the food digest
well. Nightmare-take a teas spoonful on reti-
ring, and the demons of dream-land will all be
fairies. After eating a hearty dinner, take
dose of Invigorator and it will relieve all op-
preston or fullness. The lnvgorator Is a Liy-
er Remedy of unequaIled virtue, acting direct
ly on that organ, curing Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Bilious Attacks, Dysentery, Piles, Worms, and
all Female Distinctions, for which il has no
equal. Any person after using full bottle of
the Invigorator for any Of the above named
complaints, without benefit, can call at the
Agents and get their money back. Sold at
One Dollar per bottle, by SANFORD g. Co, Pro-
prietors, New York, and by CHARLES RITZ,
Lewistown.
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Gl5llffaS SAFES

Sullll{ - oSAA10a
DY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facia,
ID Levari Facias, Yenditioni Exponas, am
Alias Yenditioni Exponas, issued cut Of II.
Court Of Common Pleas Of Miflin couBtv
and to me directed, will be exposed to SAL
by public vendue or outcry, at the Cour
House. in the Borough Of Lewistown. on
Saturday, April 4 1857,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, the followin,
described Real Estate, to wit:
A tract of land situate in Derry township
Mifiin county, containing about 260 acre,
be the same more or less, abont 200 acres d
which 10 cleared, with log house, lug barn
and other Improvements thereon erected
bounded by the kishacoquillas creek On Il,
west, land of Ephraim Banks and Others O.
the north, land Of Henry Strunk, Robert al
Matthew Forsyth on the east, aud south B,
Poor House farm Seized, taken in executig
and to be sold as Tie property of Land,rs
BUcfaHGR.
4 lot Of ground situate an the south I'D
Of the Pennsylvania canal, in the borough =
Lewistoun, bounded ON the northeast by 4.
Pennsylvania canal, on the southeast by tb
KisliacUQu.slas creek, Oh the tuthwest by H.
Juniata river, and on the northwest by con.
Eon ground, containing about OF an aerp
lie tho same more or less, with a two ss,r,
stone house, brew house, and other iEsgsag6,
mcnts thereon erected. Seized, t:skef, "A ex
ecu1ion AMI % be soid as the property G
george .Sjeg7-iat.
ALSO,
All that cartain 1T Of ground situate, lyire
aud being in tie borough of McVeytowr
Mfiin county, wherein is erected two stcrT
frame dwelling L"use, brick st,,-e house aIi
frame stable, bounded by Market street u
the vest, John street un tie north. Sarah d.
ley nn the east and by lot No - oa the
south. and known in ;he general plan If said
borough as lot No. 2i Seized. taken in e..
eeution and 70 be sold rs the property Of .Els
B. &'elcalf ahI 1ierahdel I! Olrc,ts, 1riH o.
tice to he terre tendists.
JACOB MUTTuERSBOUGH. Sheriff
Sheriff Qii:ce. Lewistowu. Marcl, II. 1871
- f:.rrif<-Fs f''r .ve sheriff sales are hsr
b. npled at he of The sales viii be reqq.t
to be paid, in ali i.,areiy n the property ben,
krocked down, it wall BE f,r;hwiIh resod 10 The m
esi bidder. ! u
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LICENSE NOTICE.

DURSUANr to the provisions and direc.
Il tioRs Of an Act OF the General Assembly
of the Commonwealth Of PENNSYLVANIA. en-.
titled " An act 10 regulate the sale of Intoxi-
eating Liquors." approved the 3l>t dav ot
March, \. u. 1856, notice is hereby given
that the following named persons have fled
their petitions with the Clerk IF the Court oi
Quarter Sessions Of the county of Mifiin for
Licenses to keep Inns or Taverns. Eatino
Houses, &c, i'll their respective townships and
boroughs-which petitions will be heard and
acted on by said Court under the rules there,
OF, on thefrst Monday Of April next :
ATmagh-Isaiah j. Coplin, Inn or Tavern
- Wm. Swinehart, Go
Bfatt0n-Thomas Mccormick. Eating House
Brosra-Willjam Brothers. Inn or Tavern
Thomas +. Williams, do
. Henry kepner, Eating IIopse
Decatur-Ab. Motthersbough. Inn or Tavern
De17y-Joseph Gruver. DO
GraaUttte-Beni. +. Reynolds. do
Lessistotcn-John Brown. do
Daniel Eisenbise. Go
Alexander Eisenbise, do
Thomas Mayes, do
g James \. Murray, do
Jacob Mutthersboagh, do
Jacob Price, do
John A. Ross, do
William Bottorf, Eating House.
jacob Fisher, do
g George Siegrist. do
:" James NJ Thomas, do
Nc Feytopn-Edwin Harner, do
" Benz. A. Bradley, Inn or Tavern.
" Rosanna Davis, do
n Ham}ton-Jno. G. mclaughlin, do
Oiicer-John \. Wilson, do
Union-Richard Brindle, do
= Henry Selfridge, do
Collar Wix, do
IL. j. WALTERS. Clerk.
Clerks Office, Lowistown, March IL, 1857,
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BeAThe stables at the Union Hotel had q
narrow escape from fire on Tuesday last
some straw, &c. having been burnt, it is sup
posed by cigar thrown among it.
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LEWISTOWN ACADEMY
A T. WARMER. PRINCIPAL.

THE Spring Session of this Institution will
A commeace on WEDNESDAY, April lst.
instruction will be given in all the branches
Of Study common t. Acadsmies-also lessons
in Drawing, Painting, Music, &c.
Lewistown, March u, 1857.