Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-04

lie officer. Not guilty, but to pay the
costs. John Knisely and Miss Mary
Kniseley not true bill.
In the common pleas the case of Wheel
er & West VS.. Winn, on an eiectment,
was tried a second time, but the jury
failed to agree, and after being out for the
best part of a day and night were dis
charged. 1t is said ten stubborn men
were in favor of verdict for Winn from
the start, and that no change was made
in the poH up to their discharge.
Obstruoting the River.-Haportan De
ciSiOJ-Fish Baskets and Dams must be
RemOUed.-Yesterday, upon the occasion
of the trial of Jacob Gayman, for obstruct-
ing the passage of fish in the river by
placing therein fish basket.and dam, in
the vicinity of Dauphin, His Honor
Judge Pearson, fully eXpOunded the law
relative to the removal of distractions
from the Susquehanna. In the course of
his remarks, the Judge asserted that the
mere placing of fish basket and dam in
the river is violation of the law, and
failure to remove such Instructions, would
render their owner liable to prosecutions
and subject him to all the penalties inn
posed by the act referred to. Fishermen
should take warning from this decision,
and at once clear the river of all baskets
and dams therein. If it is not attended
to-, suits will certainly be instituted
against all offenders.-Ud0riS6urg TEL
egrdph, 30M.
The same law applies to the Juniata.
a fresh suppy ofchoice Candies, Peach
es, Mackerel and Shad, with Il variety of
other articles too numerous to enumerate,
just received at Groves cheap grocery and
variety store.
R=g" Farmers! Go and buy Wiley
plow at the Agricultural Implement
Agency. The best metal plow made. If
it doesn't work right you can take it
back.
Dag~ Emanuel Bach, at his barber shop
on the Diamond, has one of the finest ar
ticles of tooth powder we have yet used.
He assures us it is made from herbs or
roots in Germany, and certainly possesses
virtues not to be found in much of the
worthless stuff sold for tooth powder.
g@3" "Lumbermcn, Masons, Millers, Me
chanics, and all men OF business should
have Prof. Barmitz's POCKET ACCOUNT
ANT, price p cents, sent postpaid, by ad
dressing q. r. Frysinger, Lewistown, Pa.
Three Months for Nothing.
Look ut this Obtr.-The Publishers of.
the American Agriculturist show their
enterprise by offering that valuable jour
nal free for the remaining three months
of this year to all Hc1C subscribers for 1865,
(vol. 27,) who send in their subscriptions
d,o'ing this monH Of September. The
cost of the Agriculturist is only Sl.5O for
a year, or four copies for s., so that $l.50
lor 81 p each for four persons) if sent t.
the publishers this month, will secure the
paper for fifteen months. We advise all
to make haste to accept this offer. The
money could not tie better invested, for
that paper, at its present subscription
price, is one of the cheapest in the world. /
1t is designed for the FARM, GARDEN and ,
HOUSEHOLD. 1t has readers almost every /
where among the old and the young, and /
not its least recommendation is the fact /
that the children are delighted with its
Boys and Girls Department. Each
number contains % TO A large, quarto pa |
ges, full of interesting and valuable mat /
ter for readers. both in country and city. /
It's engravings are costly and beautiful, /
and calculated not only to please the eye, |
but to improve the taste. We have also /
seen from month to month exposures of
the various Humbugs and Swindling OPP /
erations OF the day, which must have sa-
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ton at once to the Publishers, ORANGE
JUDD d Co, Al Park Row, New York.
The Mendclssohn Association, at their
regular meeting on Monday evening, |
adopted the following Preamble and Res
olutions -
WHEREAS, An All-wise Providence has |
called from our Society one of its most
active. energetic and useful members, /
leaving US but the recollection of hercheer-
full, melodious voice and her many good
qualities of head and heart, therefore, be il /
RcSOLCcd, That in the death of Mrs SA-
RAH REYNOLDS our Society has sustained
Il loss that cannot easily be repaired; that
her genial manners, her amiable DISPOSE
ton. and above all her devotion TO that
lovely science which elevates the soul and
puriles the character, have endeared her
to us while living, and will cause us ever
to cherish her memory.
RcSOLucd, That we deeply sympathize
with her afflicted friends, and that in to-
ken of our sympathy we will transmit
through our Secretary copy OF these res
olutiOnS TO the family.
Rcs0tocd, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the County papers.
\ prize fight took place on Saturday
last, six miles north of Hamilton and
thirty-one from Cincinnati, Ohio, between
two bullics named McCool and Aaron
Jones. McCool was the victor. After
wards a row occurred at College Corner,
where a raid was made on a grog shop and
seventeen persons injured.
Miss Lizzie Caldwell of Newton HAM