p..:: Azitis.
l-'ureign News.
Tin- I • >■ frigate Susqutdtanna, which had
Lentlv airivctl oil' Cowes, to assist in laying
fa-n tiie Submarine Telegraph ('able be
tL-1, Irelaii.l anl Newfoundland, was the
Lt vessel to salute the yacht conveying the
bssian Puke Constantino from France to
Lit ijueen \ icU-ria. ller yards were man
}d. tiie Russian Gag run up at the main, and.
salute i t' 'dl gnus ~as tired in splendid style.
I San lay. the Grand Duke, accompanied by
e Qu en, visited the squadron off Spithead,
id was received with a royal salute, and on
e following day, (Monday Ist inst. the
ike took his dep-t tr.'* for Calais.
/That part of tne Atlantic Telegraph cable
ing at the factory of Messrs. Glass & Co.,
rccuwieh, barely escaped destruction by lire,
me of trie sheds of the adjoining building
ntaiuing the cable having been burned
Hie Ac t India mail steamer Parana, arri
d at Southampton with over three million
The recent storms in Frai.ce had done great
,in to the v ine- an 1 crops In many of
V 40 rumors were current at Paris of
other attempt <-n the life of the Emperor,
iilst 01 a visit to the Military Museum, but
p rum have net been c ntirmed.
H':'L" I S 'Vigat Niagara will he fitted up
■ lay.-. - n f the submarine cable, with-
B.Mr
Hr ,r.at \ ienna on the 30th ult., with
Hi
a ■ -ante t-vt-ning.
Hi
.; I>i 1 th vetting of the 29th ult.
■A ■i • • ivh 11 mi Constantinople, states that
hi* ! !• ral u i Berne, h:ts been '
-r tne 9th of June, to ratify the
show a popula
■Thc 1 oustitut;anal publishes a private let
tt ' trorii tli-- iVi-iitii liult, received through
■
■
: . '
-
1 a. .|-i!in !!. U alhacli.
1 !i. ■he t ofTn. r ir.
i' _ *" " 1: 1 ~t in- residence
: p St. lgr.-r.tu>"
'■ bed'-re nil clock last
r 1 f hi- age, after as; ill
-. G. n. U . v.n< |.i rsi in
1 ! K:.;i. . lit Oct iber, 1794. At
. - i i the Austrian f -rvi ■ ■
:
h u;- A\ 1 at the frontier when
II m
'■ ' " -lit .n a: i 1 rt.n I. array.
■ •- r .-••rvi--.- nit h;s regiim-nt
- W -■ 1 N'-;t!v t'l-- whole . f the I
• • ' • al!in 17 ii ■ a:no t tl i
i: try- Iv. . . in P lad -Vhia. His father
~., ; '; : '• . in , t! '.' s
1 - -* I •" ' ' city of l'iiiiad-.-Ipl i 1
d : t, it i t.: • s .j : , then a y-.ung
1 it ■- tody I .v, . and 1 1 that
- tli 1 ! Alexander
'• T in N. .v Vol k.
'- 1 - 1 nii -! r tin- life of as ! ;i-:
id jtamed a coinmi-sioii in
' a;? - 1 aited States, and has fre
i; " .- ■ - : nii that 1:- r> ceived it
,!:l A a-!.ingt .it. 11., tir-t rvic •
4 * '-••■ ii. W iikin- >11, on the fron
-1 1 ' •' ! it h - whole career he bore
• - : 9 n as a gallant officer anj
- war of K-12, 'l4,
- pur, and was twice
H
H '■ •uat i ;-nioutli, V w Hampshire;
diiii In the late war with Mex
- r,; d ' take part, but Ins age pre
B
i in tins .ty a ituutber ol years, atid
B- .onerally - med and respiocied.
■ ' at'., in tit'- active s-rviee a w .ts a custom
H'h hint to b" on farniiiar tonus of friend-
H;> whh all the jtini >r officers of bis c in-
Btan i. but requir t-d a close observance of all
H niditiiry rules. He was a man of extra- :
Hth: uy constitution, and until within a year
Hr-- fi -sed a degree of activity ran ly
■ I: t m men of less years, while hi> health
iiißt st uriint rrupted. About 7 o'clock
H-'-ttitfuy evening last he was attacked with
'.'l' l ' l(:
I i Ad MARIETTA.
IHi esterday aft-i noon, a young mulatto wo
o, named Mary Jane .Sebastian, was !
"'gat to Lancaster tr ,m Marietta, charged
■' I i- r ing her husband, Henry Myers ,
>a-Uan. was arrested on Monday
-in< n, by William iates, Constable <1
" • tta, arid brought b fore Squire Rhodes, i
' 1 pi i'-". From lor own testimony it
• that being charged by Peter G-org
' •-': an and John Anderson of having poi
'**- - J.er husband, .-tie said she was in-tiga
' - >itbv a man named J .euiiah John- j
' I to li-r tout she should give him
S.\ d- 11; n, gi thi in out of the road. For
9' / tlii-, -b-rry wa- arrested; liut the w .-
n oeing aked whether be was in earnest
'• 'v. t n l.i i;d .t, an wtr< ith it she did
1 w, and tie '--quire, thinking that there
b ' ' uffii . I;nt grouii !- to detain liini, dis
tfkyd him. Tim husbsod died on Satur-,
day morning last, and on the Monday follow
ing his wife was arrested.
She is quite young, only seventeen years of
age, and of prepossessing appearance, and
does not look as it she was capable of com
mitting so dire an 1 awful a crime as that
j which she is charged with. What interest
Johnson could have in instigating her, as she
j says he did, to commit this awful crime, we
cannot see; if his motives are purely selfish,
; then he is really worse than she, and should
sutler the penalty of the law. Rut the de
tails which wilt in time appear, will show
which of the two is most to blame. — Lauras- ;
.'er Inland Tiiites, June 11.
Sr. I.oris, June 15.—Sir George Gore
and suite returned here yesterday, after
three years' absence on a hunting expedi
tion to the head waters of the Missouri.
He reports that the country was never in
a worse condition respecting the Indians.
The Santa Fe and Sioux tribes were
committing atrocities against the whites,
and since the removal ol the troops from
Forts Randall and Look-out, the Indians in
the neighborhood had assumed a hostile
attitude. A party of United States troops
had marched out against the Saulees.
FACTS FOR GREENHORNS.
Dear infatuated mortals! why do you
oppose David W ilmot? Oh, says some
sapheaded fellow, with just sense enott'di
to swallow bread without chewing it, and
chew water without swallowing it, because
he is a Black Republican ! Ah, indeed,
good simpleton, and what do von mean by
a Black Republican? \\ hy a man who is
111 lavor ol the niggers.
Hold on, soft pate—there is your mis
take. Mr. \\ 1 1 mot is not in favor of nig
gers, as you classically say, but such whiTe
specimens as you, who have not brains
enough to thrive in a city beset by puliti- !
eiatis. He wishes the territories to remain
free, so that \ ou may go there with your
"shovel and your hoe," or pick-axe and
make a living out of your free labor.—
W hat would such lellows as vou do in a
slaveholding State? ou would not have
sen<e enough to govern an intelligent slave
—a shrewd slaveholder would not trust
you as Ins overseer.
In the i-outh you would rank below the
slaves—any likely slave is worth one thou
sand dollars, and vmi would be worth
with your brainless head and white soft )
Lands, ten viol. >rs. \ou therefore oppose
tid aba?.- D ivi ! \\ ilmot with a very bad
grace.
Married.
<>n tlif ltiil, in-t., I,v .JuLn L u-ger. K-q.,
WILLIAM 11. M :MAXIGIL, of Brown towa
-iii . and .'ii-- M SAN A. WARD, of Oliver
: j\viishii>.
Died.
On the 29th M iy. near Arkin- >n's Mill-. ;
FLIZARF'I 11, wif, i,i* J ,hn Atkinson, K-q.,
.1 the 49 1 y. ar of her age.
In >nin y town.-iiip, Hunting.) -n count v.
'• 1 11 -• -'"nut. after a severe but sti rt ill :
in 'UN IlUO\ KK, formerly of this
■ • iinty, aged ab ait 50 years.
( '•'! f y. Nliy* 99J, in Muscatine, luwa, 1
all.-. JANK KIR i KS. fiirnicrly of this place,
agi i ah' ut O.j y 1 a; -.
011 th- 12th in. st., at the Central II ilel, in
Hanover. York couniy, of typh i ! fever Miss
< IRACK I'ARKIN#" hoagbtcr ,f H.ra'rable
Niyes Darling, of New Haven, t't.
'to tin- I.l'll hist., JOSKPII 11 . sou of (Jo-m.
and Mary Cook, of Kittle \ alley, aged 0
years. Ihe 1 erc-aved mother may well
"i mi went away so quickly,
\ u never said 't juod-by ;'
I lie'- r shall k.-s your cheek again
Nor see your sparkling eye.
i 1 u are in 11 .v. n, dear t,
Ir seems so far away.
Km oli, it's such a ' happy land,'
There you will wish to stay.
I wish that I could sec you
Among the angels bright;
I vvi a that 1 eou i hear you
-mgiiig ' bath day and night:' "
"Mother, Jesus loves me, j
In his new, glorious home,
But, mother, I know you love me too,
And Jesus bids you come."
-v v *m ■■■ m - ~ 11 ■ 11 ■■ ■ —l -1 in M
E E. Grt At A. T. Hamilton,
Hygieo Medical Physicians,
OFFKR their professional aid to the citizens
_ of Lew istown and vicinity.
I fi-y treat di-i a-e on new and scientific prin
ciple-, a!t .rding the best chances of cure in all
inanner • t Acute and Chronic diseases ; dis- i
1a: ing !i ding medication.
I'artir .1 r attention given to Dyspeptic arid 1
Rheumatic patients.
Office three doors ca<-t of Hoffman's store.
June 11,1507.-2tn
ri'i.KTH KXTRACTKD hy Dr.
J t.lK'l . without pain, by a taw /MHBL
proce-is of benumbing the gums. ~G-J_l MT
l.ood flood- and I.w Prices!
McCoy & Ellis's
(IF DAD STORK !
f PHK undeisigned, trading under the name and
1 firm ill McCoy &. KKKIS, resjiectfully in
f.rrn tbeii fiicnds and the public generally that j
they have just returned from Philadelphia, and
opened in the house formerly occupied by J. &
J. Milliken, on Market street, directly opposite
Ot;o. jflymyer's store, a neat assortment of
Seasonable Goods and Superior
Groceries.
to which they have added a good supply of gen
tlemen's, ladies' and children's
ifooM nutr aiiotss,
suitable for the season. The market price IN
1 AMI will always be given for COUNTRY
PRODI '<:K, and liberal advances made on Flour
and Grain on store.
PLASTER. SALT, FISH AMI STONE COAL
always on hand. A quantity of Salt, suitable '
for Cattle, now on hand. F. McCOY,
jell it. F. ELLIS. j
V, " AKIiF'IELD'S hand Corn Planters, {
f Luliaumi rounty liorsc power Ouii Mann r-, re
reivefl and for sale by I'. C. I'RANfIISCI'S.
\ \ ' .Mil, and Window I'apor. 200 dif-
V fin 111 ;.-alierns, fur all l.istes .-iiu) prices.
ap3ll p. I. FKANCMCI'S.
1 toRN Slll.liKKßS—hand and horse power, I
Vy for sale by F. G. FItANCISCUS. |
TO INVALIDS!
UP,. H/.P.PIC/ATj
I)HV>M IA.N lur diseases of Hie I.ungs, 't'hroat and
1 Heart—formerly Physician 10 Cincinnati Marine Hos
pital and Inlands Itelreal—( orr* spending Member of
the London Medical Society of Oh-ervation—Author of
" Letters to Invalids," &c ,
IS COMING.
JI L] R APPTJTXTMEX TS.
Dr. Hardman,
Physician lor Diseases of the Lungs,
j Form tig Physician to the Cincinnati Marine Hospital,
MAY BE CONSULTED AT
Kevv istovvn, National Hotel, Thursday, July 2
Mitllin, Patterson House, Friday, " 3
Huntingdon, Jackson's Hotel " 1
Altoona, Logan House, June 29
Hollidaysburg, Exchange Hotel, " 30
Johnstown, Cambria House, " 07
Indiana, Indiana House, " g(j
(rrcensburg, Westmoreland House, " 25
Pittsburgh, St. Charles Hotel, June 24 &. 19
Hit II A RDM an tre :,t- Consumption, lire ,11 hit Laryng
i l ' s - Asthma, and all diseases of the Throat bv MLUICA
TKI) INK VI. \TH\
.in sr. .it point in the treatment of all huiiian mafulie
is to pel u the di.-ea ein a direct manner. All medicines
are estimated l,y their action upon the
relict This is ihe iminirlant fact upon v, huh luhalatiou
lis b is.rd Ii Hie stomach is diseased, vve lake medicine !
; directly int.. 1 the stomach If the lungs are diseased
i hruathe or inhale medicated vapms directly into Ihein.— !
I The reason why C pi ion and di-. as. ~ of the !.an: s
j have heretofore resiMe.l ah treatment, has been because
i 1 fey were 11 >t approached in a direct manner by medicine.
' They were intended to he local, and v : the-, Lvere so ad
' miiii-tered that tln-y could only act constiiutnuially, ex
pending th.-ir immediate action upon ih-- slomai li, whilst .
I the foul ulcers within the Lungs were unmolested. In
halation brings the medicine into direct contact with Ihe
! doei.e. without tiie disadvantage of any violent action,
lis application is so simple that it may be employed by i
t!i younge.-t infant or feeblest invalid. It does not d -
range Ihe stomach, or interfere 111 the least with the ;
,-ireiigth, comfort or business of the patient.
dr.No charge for consultation.
OTHER 11!si:.1sES TUE ITEH.
In re! tlion to the following diseases, either wln-n com- j
(dilated with Long Atfei tic.ns, or existing alone, I also j
I invite consultation—usually finding Iliem i'KOMI'TLV i
! CURABLE:
I'KoL M'.SL'S and all forms of FEMALE COMJ'L.VI\TH,
: Irregularities ami Weakm-ss.
I'AI.riTATION and oilier forms of HEART DIS
EASE, l.iv.-r Coiuplaiiit, ll\ -pep-ia, and all other Dis
eases of StoiiiT h and Bowels, Piles, Ac &
#> All ill-ease- ol tin- Eye and Ear; Neuralgia, E,.iVp i
sy, and all forms of .Nervous Disease
'.-N,, charge for consul tat ion
J-i D S D. HARDMAN, M. D.
THE GREATEST
M E DIG A li DISCO V E !(Y
OF Till; AOK.
DR. KENNEDY, ol Roxbuiy , bus disuovcri'd
in otic of our common pasture weeds a
remedy that cures
li t*j 2ihs<l oL IlmiKii'
from tin- worst Scrofula down to -i common Pimple.
IJE has tried it IB over 11(10 cases, and never failed ex- '
11 cept in two cases, (both thunder buiunr 1 He has
now in bis possession over two hundred ceuificates "f
its v irtue.a vitli.o iw . , ; -i 1 1 - I: .1,0,
Iwo hottles ne warrant' i ! > cure a niirs.iig Sore <
Mouth.
4 lae to t!irc. tioll 1 -c. F: crl : !ic worst k:i !of I'imples
on the Face.
I w.i to iiu- . u ;■.• . } it 1 ■. _.
I'.Vii hot'.l.- ar vv irr Ititi dto • i;r. the u .r.-t t ..til r
in Ihe Mo.all Sto a. h
I hr> eto li. •I. ft;. - arc arrant< '. •• art ih cv. rst
1 -e of Er j s j>t Ins
II .. to tiv.j ties are w .rr.iitlcd to cure :!llamor in
th • e\. s.
Two bottles are warranted to cure Uitnning of the
Err.- ami If hi-s mo. g th- II i:r
Four to mx • itlhs at. u arranled t > . ir- m rnij ! and
r mi log I Icr.-rs
D I)OU!F u I'.l Fir J j l rt th*-* -Miiri.
1 wci in yvarr.intnl t) < ur. ilit;
C "I 11.
Two to boU.p* f w TRR uit .! ♦ ~N* TH#* IMOST
d' -p* rate c .t-*: f Kli uu.:iii-in
TIIP-C 10 four • :IR : rr !to i: re the Sal:
h h**ii in
Five I*l ighih u! * will cure the ivort ca of gcrui
is la
Al nefft ia aivv • IH I'd Ir ■ tin; I: -1 1. . i; J . .
and a perfect pure is warranted \v!i*ti Use ah.ve qnt!.;i- I
ty is 1 ken
Re tder, I peddled over 1 l!i usafof Imith> of ihg in the •
vicinity of !S<>-ton. \ Kn*v\ tin- t t .i a m very case, i
>.• A*siir- a w.ittr will . xtiiiguisli ii* si, -un- w ill ip s '
cure humor I riev. r a !oitle of it hut fliat ao'! .in
other; after a trial i! always >pak- for itself, ihure !
are two taints about this herb that a 4 q;. ar-* to me mr*
prismp ; first tli it ii - i.i our p-mtures, in soti . pla- I
es quite ptnittful, ii*l >*t ite v iiu** has iiev. r been
known until! u i> --v.-ici it u I - iv— si*toi.l, th it i- I* ui*t
care a!! kinds <•( humor.
In to give some idea of the sudden ris* and jrrent
popultrit'. ofth* discovery, I will st.tf.- that in April.
!b33. I jwddled il and sold about MX h*it(les \**'i dIN i.i
April 1P54. I sold over one thousand buttles per d=iv of it
s one <>! the wholesale Druggists who have beei in
busnies* twenty and thirty y ears, say That nothing' i the
11111.1 is <f patent niedicines was ev?r like it. There is a
universal praise of it from ll quarters
!;j toy own practice I il ways k*-pt it >tri. tlv for fiumors
—but since us lntrodurtion as i "erier il fantilv inedieme,
I*real ind fid*n'ui virtue.- ii iv>*beei t >uud in it that I
never stiMpiM ted.
Several i ises t* ' pileplb fats—. disease which was
always con - ide r*d incurable, have b* n < ur< dby i few
bottles, t, what a mere > i! tt w ill (trove 'tle( tnal in all ;
< *•! lit it aw t'ul malady there are few whohavi |
nqi more of it th an I have
I .now of s veral eases of Drops y f all ( f tliernaged ,
p ■ qile, cured b, ;t I-or the various the I.iv
er, So k Ifeadai he, Dv spep- ja, Asfhii:i t ["• ver and Atfiie,
Fain in the Side, Diseas -of u.>.DL,aiui partn ularly j
in dis**-is* -of:h* II idney ... .tli' disovry has done I
more cod than any ineft( iite ever know n
No change of diet ever lie i>sarv—eat the best you :
c* t and plenty <r it
InuKZTiost* Foil I SK. -Adulig one table spoonful per ■
day— Children ♦.ver lOyeats.d* -a rt spoonful—Children
from 5 toB year*, tea spoonful. As no direct ions can be }
applii tide to all constitution.-, take utli< ient to operate
on the bowels twice a day.
Manufactured by
I)O.\AI IT
.V'e l'git tl'fri .St . Roxhury, .17a,g.
I'll ICE SI,OO
Wholesale Agent*. Ni-w V urn City,' V C'lickm.-t, hi
B irc.'aj -tr <: ; 11. Kmg, l'J*J llr.ri.lw iy ; Itushlim umi '
4'l 1 rk, 'i'h Bro trl way ; A I!. A I). Sutuls, lt'OFulton street.
T VV. DV'OTT 4t SON'S, I*hiUdlpbia, wholesale j
Agents fur Pa Fur .-ale by I- .1 HOFFMAN and Mrs
MARY MARKS, Lew istovvn, .mil by B. F. KEI'M.K,
Midi.l.tow n. [je-l-ly. |
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.—The undersigned
j\ Aiiditur, a p |)o in led hy the Court of Coin- ,
ttton I'leas of Mifilio county to distribute the !
fititil in the hands of Sheriff Mullhersbotigh, '
arising from the sale of the Real Estate of j
LAN DRUM BUCHANAN, will attend to the ,
duties of the appointment at the Sheriff's Office, 1
in Lewistown, on SATURDAY, the 20th day i
of June next, at 10 o'clock a. tit., when those J
interested are requested to attend.
r.iay2B-4t VV. P. ELLIOTT, Auditor.
t UDITOR'S NOTICE.—The undersigned
/\ Auditor, appointed hy the Court of Com
mon I'leas of .Mifflin county to make ifistrihu- .
tiou of the balance iri the hands of JUIIN C. Sic- 1
1 i.e., Assignee of JOHN R. PHILIPS, will at- !
lend to the duties of the appointment at the j
Rt gi-ti r's Office, in Lewistown, on SA'I UK- !
DAY, the '..'7 th day of June next, at 10 o'clock
a. tn., when all interested are requested to at- !
tend. W. P. ELLIOTT,
ioay2B-4t Auditor.
/ tORN Mills, always on hanil. Almost
y Grain P.lil!s, ( any Agricultural lmph - .
Fodder Cullers, f rnents litrni-iied to order !
Premium Fans,&c. j F. <K FRAN'OISCUS.
I >ITTSIM RGH (.'liairts of every tlc-
I scripliin, l-'jrtu Bslls, liar mil <"r,.s* lui SJWI
l30 ! c FRANCIBCUS.
23GK837 a 3*
FISH
CIIII ill PKOVISIOX
HffllEfflSlASKl'Bis
No, 39 & 40 North Wharves.
j Half-way between Arcb and Race sts.,
PHILADELPHIA,
March 12, 1657.-ly
i HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE,
I'WIS HAIR DYE needs only atrial to sut
-1 isfy all of its perfection as' a Dye, and the
following testimonial from that eminent Ana
lytical Chemist, Professor Booth, of the U. S.
Mint, will only confirm what thousands have
previously borne testimony to.
LABORATORY FOR PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY, )
St. Stephen's Place, j
Philadelphia, February 17th, 1657.
'■ lleing well acquainted with the substances
composing Hover's Lie/aid Hair l)yr, I am -atis
ficd that by following the simple directions giv
en lor its use, it will not injure Hair or Skin,
but will give a natural and durable color to the
Hair. .IAS. C. BOOTH, Analytic Chemist.
HOVER'S WRITIXG IXkS, including
(•< /" > Fluid and Hovers Indelible Inks, are too well
known and introduced to require any additional
testimony of their characi r. The sales have
been increasing since their tir-t introduction,
giving evidence that the articles truly possess
that intriri-ic merit claimed at first for them by
the manufacturer.
Orders, addressed to the manufactory, No.
lib Race street above Fourth, (old No." 141,)
Philadelphia, will receive prompt attention bv
, JO.SI.PH L. I!OY Lit, Manufacturer.
Philadelphia, April IG, 1657-y
NEW GOODS!
JOHN HAMILTON & CO.
H AVE just returned from the city with a
large arid seasonable assortment of
SPRIXII Si SI MHIiIiOIR
which they will sell at very small profits.
I heir stock of C.H.ICOES is the most splen
did in town. Also,
Lawns. Delaines, Brilliants.
tIIAELIES. SILKS, and
Any quantity of
Bonnets. Ladies* lld-c. foliar-, (.loves. A.
Dress Trimmings.
HOOTS A\H SSBOKS,
and a good assortment of
Queensware and. Groceries,
I hey have also on hand a good -lock of
CAiU'ibTS.
ill of which they will sell at low rates and
warrant them to he o! (he qualities represented.
Long experience in btt-inc-- has enabled u
to -el< < t the right stripe of Goods, and fairness
i in dealing is an evident e that the people will be
-a fe in making their purchases in our -tore, at
I the old stand, nearly opposite Blytnver's.
JOHN HAMILTON A CO.
.May 7, 185..
LUMBER..
I I 1 landed, a load ot Susquehanna Lutn
her, which will be disposed of at low
rates:
IIKM LOCK HAILS.
I, 11, ! '. and 2 inch PLANK.
Worked FLOORING.
PI. AN Id I > SIDING.
BOX BOARDS.
LATH.
INCH BOARDS, in variety.
&~>j") aril on vacant lot near corner of
Way no and Third street-.
ajt.'JU SA.MIKL Co. M FORT.
mm\\\m COIL.
A BOA 1 LOAD just received and for sale
K. by SAAII'LL COMPORT.
TO BI ILDERS A\D iiIIPEYTCItS.
L XJ M: 13 Hi IT !
Wm. B. Hotlinan &. Co.
VT their Lumber Yard on East Third street,
Lewi-town, near the ITesbytei i.,n ("hurch, *.
have received, anil are now receiving, in addi- 1
tion to their large st >ck of well-seasoned Lum- ;
be r—
-20,000 It panel Boards & Plank, from to 2 in.
10,000 ft tii -1 common Boards
5ii,000 It second common Boards
20,000 ft I. inch Boards
15,000 ft Sidings
2,000 light- of Sash, various sizes,
70,000 Plastering Lath, all sizes.
Plain Siding and ready worked Flooring,
Hemlock Joists
Scantling, 3x4, 4x5, IxG, 6xo.
Lap and Joint Shingles and Shingle Lath al
ways on hand.
iC?"-" Doors, Shutters, Blinds, and Sash made
to order.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to. may2l
To Jhiildcrs and Coat factors.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
HERE IS THE PI.AiE FOR (HEAP (.(TIBER!
JUST RECEIVED,
111 i if if i IT.K I 1.1 Yellow Pine Work- \
I A f," MrA f oJ F i, jonil;r
5,000 feet 1 Yellow Pine Worked Flooring,
10,000 " 1 White " " Boards,
47,001) " 1 ' " " "
70,000 " 3. 3£, 4, 4t best Susquehanna Plus- j
tering Lath,
20,000 feet Roofing Lath,
12,000 " Common Plank,
10,000 " 2 in. Panel,
1,000 Lights Sash. Any quantity of Doors, j
Shutters, Blinds, Ac., which we will sell from !
10 to 20 per cent, cheaper than any other j
dealers in the country.
Hemlock, White Pine Joist, Studding, Ac., al
ways on hand.
I respectfully invite all persons wanting any
kind of Lumber to call and examine our .stock j
and prices.
All orders for Frame Stuff for Houses, Brid
ges, Barns, Ac., v ill he tilled with promptness.
au'ZH I'. (.. I'll AN CISC Lit?.
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-IYURNIIAM'S patent double ailing LIFT;
|T AND FORCE PUMPS, for general use,'
suitable for mills, factories, railroad stations, :
Ac. They are also efficient f ire Engines. By
attaching hose to them y ou can force water over
any house. Their simplicity gives them advan
tages over all other I'ump?. for sale at the
Tin and Stove Store cl
ap3o-6m J. B. SELHEIMER.
1A MI'S !—-Glass and Hritluunia Fluid j
J I.amp.-, Oil Lamp- f<r chun In it'-,
aj.aij I" 0 FItANCiaCI/8.
New York Advertisements.
FROM
ALBERT O. RICIIARDSOX'S
, JUeertterng and Correrpandevrr. Cjjire, 3f>o llroadtcaij,
NEW YORK.
" Costar's" Rat Exterminator.
AN infallible itestrovcr of It ATS, MICE, ANTS
-A. GROUND MICE, MuI.ES, &.•&<•.&.(; (Not dsn'
m-ruus to Hi.; I lonian I'.i uiily ) Kan- do not die in llieir
holes. hot come out ami die.
Pot up in 20c, 35.-, 65c, SI, S3, and *5 Boxes.
"COS'J'.lle'y' m.IJ BUG F.XI I.ItMIWMR.
Never known lo It il—and used every day by thousands
in New \ ork ami el-eu here.
Put up 111 25c. 511. , 75c, SI, SI 5(1, $2 50, A SI 30 Bottles.
u COST.iii'S" h i.ltd IIIC PUUhKJi.
Fur ilm deetrur.i ion of Motus, Mi sy. rrotis, FLIES,
: I LEA-. I'I.WT I.Nsr.cng, VLILVIN OX Fnuu & ANIMALS.
Put up in 25c and 50c Boxes.
| Sold Wholesale ami Retail at "COSTAR'S fit?NCI
j PAL DEPOT, 3-- Broadway, New Y.uk, and hv the
■i ' hit Ipal Drue- its .lid De ih . I a:.,■ ; 1 , hi i[t I liii' d
slat.*-, the (. a aadas, West Indus, California atid fiiiilli
America.
B>Oidt rs must -/irui. he accompanisd by the cash.
#>N" goods si ni on ton.mission.
,-iiinll - 1, ui pi < Pucka jis p I nji at ihe low est whole
sale prices |. r first orders m new places, with Cards,
Show Bills, Pos:ers, Jtr. &.c.
: >Packages expressly pot up for .-hips, Steamboats,
1 H 1'.1.-j I'uhlit lri Titniiond, Sc* .
j &>FuII particulars lo Dealers— eeatea at pri {
j ' i-~. A.c.,&.c., will he promptly ua 1 led on application, i
Address "CO-TAB," N . 3ft Broadway, \. Y.
by f . A. HARDT A CO., Lewis- 1
town, Pa.
New York, March 20, ]-57.-.'iiii
IT IS NOT A DYE.
! PRESIDENT J II EATON, t. I D.
Union University. Jilurfreeshuro, Tenve-'tee.
Say.-: u No! vvilhsljindiiig the ircrjru/.ir us' 1 cf Mrs. S
! \ Allen'g World's Hair llestorer, &.c., the falling af of
| huir react d, iait tun grtr lurks acre rtalortil tu tuitroriui
. nat color ''
ltev M Til ACIIEtt, (fiO years ol' ate,) Pitcher, Cbe-
I nan-i. Co., N \ *• My hair i- now restored to as iuii.-
j ral color, and cet.s.-s to fall niT. *
Rev. B P. STONE, D D , Concord. N If. M to r,'
u hi. h wa- .-rev. is now ri .-tor.d to it.- natural color. *'
Rev D i I.E NDE M.N, Clio i an, ill "|, u add my
; testimony, and ri < • inim nd it to my fu-rids "
} Rev. D. I . WOOD, Mni iet, •• >,." N \ "My own hair
j li is gr< Ally thick' tied, also that t f one of my famiiy who
I was b. coming bald,"
I \\ '• might swell this list, hi; if not convinced, Tit Y IT.
,57/rS v -7. .1/./.1..Y S y. 1 HiH.ILS.-iMt ,V t
Or World"- I! :r Dr sinj. i-> —.-miai tou-e u ithtbe Re
! stor- r, and i- the best II r Drc-s-u for old or young*' x
i i in', being often eflkn i >us fn a sr.- of hair falling, Jgc.,
! w ilhout the Restorer.
l.rey haired. Bald, • r (lersoi.s afflined w iih di.;. tses oi
j I lie hi ir or sralp, read ihe aho? e and judge of
; x ./. .d/./.H.Y'S li oHLh'S 1/ illl HPS / illtFK j
it dent out set/ or srj. Sold by all the principal whole- -
i -i l ' d t.-i nl ii" r. hauls in ihe I - . Culm or Canada.
DEPOT 355 CItOOHE STREET, Aork.
-'■ane d. iters irj lo - a articles mslead of this, on
uhi Ii tlie> in ike more profit. Write to Itepot for circu- .
j iar and ii.loiiiialion. u ar26-3ni
C| No Pen nor Ink Used, j
•)I \ . , ... vIVI . I ED, No TSACHBR R£o IftEl .1
MAcljsumjjcs r. rr.Yi SELF-IJYSTRTOTIJCG
j I*HOCKss /.\ t-ii<tliti*s tvury one t
I write with Ud* ?r'tf ~t C . ID! r:{ ,<]:• v. !i
j li' 6 't- ii amply letted an.l p#- ninrcfttlv t
I'.iii.iC x Holds tn I.*w \(.rk,;iini in ihe* <oii, unt: reruns
• f iir firgf iii' r h.iiit.4. Ihe I rcess,<finpletf, with t*nt!
i ('i us for u*v, iv ;il bt* £-(it prepaid oi< Itie receipt of sl.
I cJ'P.s or six < opi> .< for-S - Addfe?s I.KI.AND I
Broadway, York. itfe2£-3m
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
'2 i l i 1S fin .l Journal of (iriiite and Crim
* ic d-is in lis 1"W. ;.|| "tear,..ml is w.dely circulated
ilu.inch.nit the counlry. It contains all the Great Trials,
Criminal i .ua-s ind appropriate Editorials on the sauie,
together with Inform ill.lll on Crimii.il MaDcr# :iot to he ;
1 found in any other newspaper.
gVcuhscripition*. #2per Aaaum; si for Six Moatbs, to
he reiniited by ."uhsi riheis. (w ho should w file their
j names ami Ihe luw n, county and -tate where they reside i
plainly,) i. II A si;\ viol li.
Editor A. Proprietor of Ihe National Police Gazette,
*p3o New York City ;
25 Witnesses;
if OR,
3THE FORGER CONVICTED.
g JH\ S. DYE IS THE .41 TKOK,
\\ iiu has had ten years exptt ience as a
Banker and Puhli-lier, and Author of
CD when, f.r Id successive nights, over
"2, 50,000 IVople^^j
(i i eeti .1 him with rounds of a; plause, while
he exhibited the manner in winch Coutiter-
i —, leili i s execute their Fund-, and the Surest
q and Shorte-t Mean? of I Meeting them
' > Greatest Judge of Paptr .Homy living.
S THE GREATEST DISCOVER) OF THE
PR ESE.X'T ( EXT I R Y FOR
Counterfeit Notes.
o Describing Every Genuine Bill in Exist- j
ettcc, and exhibiting at a glance every Coun- ;
c- terfc it in Cireulatimi! Ai l angeil so adnii- ,
Orablv that REFEREXCE IS S'.ISV and L
UETECTIOX IXST.IXT.IXEOLS,
£ No index to examine! No pages to hunt up! j
£3 But so simplified and arranged ihat the
Merchant, Banker and Business Man rati see
< all ut a glance.
Knglish, French auJ German.
Thus Each may Read the same in his own
■ .N'u/ire Tongue.
• Most Perfect Bank Yote List Published.
Also, a List of
<3rj. All liie Private Bankers in America.
W AC Complete Summary of the FIXAXCE OF i
Et HOPE AND AMERICA will be published in
each edition, together with all the Important ;
pj NEWS oi r HE DAY. Also,
M ./ SERIES OF T.ILES
P_, From an old nianu-ci ipt found in the East. -
it furnishes the most complete history of
(Xi OBIEVr.AL LIFE
and describing the most perplexing positions
hJ hi V' htch the ladies and gentlemen of lliat ;
H-| country have been so often found. These ;
O stories will continue throughout the whole j
V—( year, and will prove the most entertaining j
ever offered to the public.
W Furnished weekly to subscribers only, at i
£•"*! Si a year. All letters must be addressed to
c=> " JOHN S. |)YE, Broker,
p--. Publisher and Proprietor,
ap23 7U \Yall st., New York*
Estate of Robert JlrHanigil, deceased.
VTOTIOK is hereby given that letters of atl
ministration on iln- estate oi ROBERT
Mc.M A.N IGIL, late ol Yruiagh township, Mif- j
tlin county, deceased, hu\e been granted to the
| undersigned, the first named residing in the
; borough of Lewistown, and ihe latter in Ai
maglt township, in said county. All persons
indebted to said estate aie requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims to !
present them duly authenticated for settlement. I
S. S. WOODS, ) , . ,
YVM. A. McMANIGiL, ) Adm rs * i
May 28, 1657. fit
Vl-AKGE and splumliti assortment ol
. Gun B ttrels, Chain*, Slc. FR A NCISCI'S. j
JRON ! —A new lot of l ire, Square &
_ Round lion, Valeuliae*. beat FRANCIiSCEsi. j
i
MANNY'S COMBINED
Mowing and Reaping Machine,
TIIE BEST
F-EAPEF, & I£C7fEP*
IN USE.
HARRiYTEI) I\ EVERY RESPEfT.
; ©SJSE
TAKE ONE AND TRY IT.
Ask those who have used them:
It. . Menus, Esq., JUS. Ear her, Esq.,
I'. 'Smith, Esq.,J. I). JSageny, Esq.
>Eul a host of others.
Received i,diploma f..r best combined machine, at
the III" Spring Literary Institute, N'ewville, Pa., August
i 15,
Received premium at York, York co., October 0, 6,7,
. for coinbtiutil machine.
Received premium at Huntingdon, for best combined
machine, October 6, 9 and If), lfcyo.
Received premium at Carlisle for best Mower, October
j T, b and 0. ibi.fi.
Received piemium ;.t Bellefoute fur best Mower, fit
to her 7, b ami 9, 13if.
Received ,i v::i im-dal at Pilt.-ku.-gh, [,t 1M), Oct. 1,2,
3, for best < oni'iim d machin-. Atxi al.-o received diplo.
i mas and preniiiiius for best combim d macliine at man-,
other places too I.UIIK roue to mention.
It will be observed lire foregoing testimonials and i.r
ports bavi l.een made during or since the harvest of 1-5G,
Uo.I at. in aihlition to those In n ' fort pu' iisbed ; also to
; a great mass of voluntary testimonials on hand, whit h
have accumulated within the ia-t two months. These
testimonials point out plainly the points in which this
machine e.vct ls all others, viz :
its e.-y > .*u vet t itulity ft*' ana Mower to a Reaper, and
en', toes,/ ; i s construction tor adaptation to uneven sur
faces ; tin e -* - with which it can lie raised or lowered,
for cutting from two inches to eighteen im hes from tin
ground, w on ii is done i.> means of a lever controlled by
the driver while in Ins teal; its ease of nr..ft, portability
! and cleanness, and ease of cut. Many of these features
are patent/d and caiunu he embodied in any olio r ma
t chine, and ./It w ill admit how r-senr:al and iiidispei/Sable
i they are to a complete cotuhiued mar bine.
With each ma/ tune win he furnished two scythes,two
extra guards, 2 extra sections, 1 extra pinion it wrem h
i have made an exte, >iv- sale of machines for the pres
ent harvest, and g.xen my personal attention to their op
eration in all parts of tl State during im w hole harvest
time, and their snrct sh is been unbou/i/led and complete.
In ooler that tlmre will he no disappointment about in
" trns, | will -hip by railroad tins winter full supplies to
each Agent, lln-reliv saving overcharged expre--ape, as
is Hie case in waiting until harvest tin e before sending
tii :m. The machine is warranted capable of cutting from
ten to fifteen acres of grass or gram per day.
It stout.
To the J arm* /? <1 Centre county the undersigned
Judges, appointed us above, rnjantj'ulhj report:
I hat the Ml t or 101 l 1, m ue. bine ol i Sag pi r f./r toed ill grass
iei\—of]*- air grain only . Ail tin- Ollfer machines per
formed both in grass ai d grain. One i ri.l of the field
was a heavy crop of timothy and < boer; the other end
w is a ln-avy crop of i : Vi r, most of wltirlt had fallen to
tin* -until i .st leu Ii in jil: i i.e made three rounds. Tie*
Mi (' riuii k in ii bine, airended by the driver and a man
to dear the machine, perlurineil well and made good
work on tin- i . rtii-we-i and east, but made long stu' 100
i and clogged iM tasionally on that part of the south side
covered with dov.r only, cutting iu tire same direction
in which the clover had fallen.
. ihe Manny machine with Wood's Improvement, atteu
eltei I the drive r dune, made good work oil I lie three sides
i a a I ("tor work on the south side than any machine on
' the ground, and did not cieerr.
The llussey m .chi/ie, alien/led by a driver and a raker,
,ii ! mow log well.
The Kam machine, in a great measure, failed; the com
ruilti . Hunk principally from w ant of a sufficient tin tioti
in tin* sickle.
To prevent delay the M/ Corini/.i. mai liine of l"sj ha/1
been fitted tip for reaping in lite w heat field, to w huh the
-ft in-r machiiti -. on being < liar girl to Reapers, were iin
inediately transferred. The Mct'ormn k Reaper lo re
; again led off The committee, w ere much pleased w ilh
: the operation of the machine, s a hevper.
' 'i he Manny machine, with Wo d's iu/proveineut, |#er
foru/' d Well. i> .*/, vt 11, both lit /chlin s removing tlie sheaf
suffi. a ntly to the right to allow the horses to pass with
out us Iming removed
The llussey did good work, but left lire sheaf upon lim
track. rv/juiriug it.- rciuuxul prior to the entry of the ne.vi
machine.
The Kant machine again failed, probable ow it a to tin
great haste in w Inch it was put tog/ iimr, it having been
tin- last machine brought upon the ground.
The committee tike pleasure in announcing the Mi •
Cormick Improved Machine the best Reaper; the Manny
m .chine, with Woofs Improvement the best .Metrcr; the
Manny machine, with Wood's improvement, the lees'
Combined .M.r hi ue tier Motrin" eed rtaping.suA thercfon
i h.-st adapted t<>r the use of the furiuing rnmniuiiily gen
erally ; and the Hiiss. y mm bine a useful implement, i run
as Mower ami Reaper, yet iu their judgment, t xrelleil
both by tlie Manny and Mi Cnrmixk tiiacbincs
T e committee lake this opportunity to express their
gratification at the very large attendance of the fanning
community, and ;>l the deep interest man if, sted by theu;
in the exhibition.
All of which is no si respectfully submitted.
James Ge>rdt>u,
John T. Thompson, j
li . -I. Itavidsou, Judges.
. 1 o •
J.lilleS (.ile.iell,
I I'm. liaiid, |
The undersigned. Agent for this county, is
now receiving orders. Farmers wanting the
best Mower and Reaper in use will please send
in their orders early, so that there may be
disappointment as was the case last season,
I'rice §l4O.
ma2l F. G. FRAXCISCUS.
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES!
Secrets for the Million!
-1 Most Wonderful and Valuable Publication.
A WOKK OF -iOO I'AGBS, AND 30 t'UI.ORED E.' UAKX INUS
Dr. Hunter's Vade Mecum;
VN original and nopal ,r treatise on Man and Woman —
tie ir Physiology, Functions, and Sexual U.rorders
of every kind, xvuli Never Kaili.no He.mluils for their
speedy cure. Price if) cents.
I)r. Hunter is a graduate of one of the first inedii.it
seh.i./ts 111 the I S , and lias ilevoti d a ,111:11 ter of a ceo
; tury to the study and treatment of Syphilis and kindred
i disorders.
The practice of Dr. Hunter has long been, and still is,
unbounded, but at tlie earnest solicitation of numero a
persons, he bus been induced to extend his profrs: ionat"
iisi liilries- through the medium of i.is ' VADI7 MF.( I'M •
It - a volume I'iu.t sitould he in the hands of every fain
ily in the land, as a preventive of secret vi. es, or as a
guide for the alleviation of one of the most an ful and
destructive scourges ever visited upon mankind.
, The au'hor argues most strongly ag litis' , veiy speriea
; of self defilement, and warns parents :i' guardians in
j searching tein.s to guard lite . i.nag of both sexes from
I ill.* terrible consequences of Un*tr ignorance of t hysiolo
' ghat laws ami s xual in.pinnies and irregularities. To
; those wlio have been already ensnared to tMe 'paths that
I take hold mi ili atti," a clear and i xpln it way is sbexvnbv
i xx Inch they may aecure a return of sound health and a
; regeneration of tlie soul from its terrible pollution.
It is well known that thousands of victims are annual
! ly -arrifii ed at the shrine of x^uackery—(specially those
suffering from Venereal or Sy jilulitic diseases—Strictures,
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Di bility and the nnuierous
maladies which spiing directly from the indulgence of
cai rial passions am) secret violations of Nature
When it .3 ulso considered thai about 100.000 persons
die annually in lite I iiilt d Stales of Consumption—a large
majority being tlie victims of the voluptuous indiscretion
of tlie ir. progenitors —the author, imbued xv nil sen' imepls
"f i tilarged philanthropy, wiil scarcely he r nsnr ii for
any c.fori to restrain the x . es of the age, by the humble
I ilist iumei tali x;i ins lade I. .cum.
line copy, securely , rvclopcil, >x lit he forwarded free
j of postage to any pail of tUx i nited States for on. in P.
| St; ai -, or .1 > , ii- for vi. Address, postpaid, Dr
Hi.N'l 1 NV. 3 I'.x isiou S.iei't \'\i \i. '•
f 11.x* . . of ! x.fns l>r. Hunters,- no connection with
j any otliec Dr. Hunter. rnaVS
f ANN US Mower ami Reaper, best
a combined inacliiiie : use, for sale Uv
K. 6. FIANCHCW.
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