Receipts and Expenditures of
Mifflin County,
W.n. C. Vines, Treasurer of Mifflin county,
in account with the t -risea- .
IttT.ULERs' LICENSES.
l)r.
To amount Rai-i iicon.-c? for l $"? o<-
Cr.
Ilj cash pa:J State Treasury, as j or
recciptt, tiß
Paid for adverti'in> list, I'd 80
Conitnission, 28 G2
j r'2 OS'
tavern licenses.
Dr.
To amount said i -r 18GO. r'ls
Cr.
By amount paid at State Treasury, ns
per receipts, ?4G* ,-o
Sundry licenses on which suit
was brought, • ■'J "0
Treasurer's commission, 24 ito
— 515 00
DISTILLERS' UCENhKS.
Dr.
To amt. said licenses assessed 3560. ?To 10
Cr.
By cash paid at State Treasury, a"
receipts, $67 CO
License which suit was brought, 15 00
Treasurer's commission, 3 00
EATING HOL'HE LICENSES.
Dr. . j
To amt. said license s assessed 1800, 00
Cr.
Br cash paid at State Treasury as per
receipts, oO
Treasurer's commissi m, 1 50
SI 11.11 i 1 TAX.
Dr.
To amt. outstanding at !a*t settlement
for 185S, s'24o GO
" 1859, 495 00
To amt. said tax for IrGO,
SI3OO 00 I
Cr.
By amt. paid to Major D. KisenbUe.
as Brigade Inspector, $l5O 00
Incidental expenses, C 45
K. F. Ellis, powder at Cnmp
Juniata, 10 00
Paid to Irwin Guards, 2" 00
" Major Wilson, auditor, i 50
" Jacob Iluok, military roll
1859, 3 00
" Commissioners services un
der military net. 15 00
" H. lb Smith, clerk, 18G0 10 00
18G1 10 00
Tax outstanding
Percentage, " G 41
Exonerations, " 120 50
i'ax outstanding 1859, G9 45
Percentage, " 18 97
Exonerations, 209 50
Tax outstanding, 1800, 480 50
Percentage, " 1 42
Exonerations, " 2 00
Treasurer's commission, 2 25
Balance in hands treasurer, 130 88
J - ph .s\ lVtrcam, Register of Mifflin Conn
//, i.i account tcith the Commonwealth of j
J '■ nnsyhania.
collateral inheritance tax.
Dr.
T balane" due at last settlement, 100 25 .
T ain'.unt outstanding on estate of
" J. T. Sterrett, 215 40
" " 1". Boggs, 3G 32
" ~ Magd. Everhart, 28 83 1
" John Zonk, 9 59
" I. Brisbin, G2O iH'
'* " Z. Philips, 20 30
Tax on estate of James Poe, 933 CG
" Hubert Hope, 163 97
" " Esther Zx>k. 21'3 89
§2,330 24
Cr.
Paid State Treasurer, Jan. 19,
13G0, $75 00 |
" April 11, 18G0, 25 28
" " Sept. 15, 1800 141 00
" Nov. 27. ISGO, 192 19
By amt. outstanding estate
of J. T. Sterett. 215 40
" " F. Bogg s , 30 32
" " Mag. Everhart, 2G 83
" " I>. Brisbin, 470 00
" Z. Philips, 20 30
" " James Poe, 93.;
Hobt. IP>pe, 163 97 1
Paid appraiser est. 11. Zook, 150
•' " P. Brisbin. 1 s r i
Overcharged on est. John Zook, 9 59
Commission on $353 89, 17 08
Wm. C. Vines, Treasurer, in account with the j
Commissi oners oj Mifflin County, from
January 1, 1860, to January 22, 1861, as
set tod by the Auditors.
Dr.
To outstanding balances fur 1858
A 1859 as per Looks of treas., $13,984 01
To State and county tax assessed
for 1850, " 24,023 7G j
Cash received from John Kerr, for
mer collector of Brown tp. 7 75 :
" Jacob Stine, Oliver, 195 00
J. Hoover & J. C. Sigler,§4o each
for indebtedness of Pr. L. Hoover, 80 00 j
Tax on property of Wm. J. Ster
rett (tax 1858), 2 50
From Borough of Lewistown, for
gutter at jail, 5 30 1
Tax on unseated landsof Scribner
and Perkins, 27 37 1
A. Marston 1 50
38.327 85
Cr.
By amount of county orders lifted, 12,478 07
Cash paid for Fox scaips, 185 75
" " Wild Cat scalps, G45
" " lload views, GO 00
Damages awarded to Jerman Ja
cob in 1858, for road from Fer
guson's Valley road to bridge
on new road near Jacob's mill
(including sls interest), 215 00
A. M. Ingram, read from Kr-'ps'
saw mill, 41 50
E. W. Aurand, " " 51 50
Exocerations to collectors f>r 1858, 207 81
Percentage " *• 652 40
Exonerations to collectors for 1859, 522 7G
Commissions for prompt payment
allowed taxpayers on duplicates
of 1860, 531 Qg
Outstanding taxes of 1858, 74 56
" " 1859, 1163 98
1860, 946n 77
Treasurer's commission on county
payments, " 391 ]i
Amt. paid State for tax of 1860, 10.091 41
$37,338 73
Balance in bands of Treasurer, 989 12
§38,327 85
Tax Statement for 1860.
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Tax Statement for 1859.
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/..?/ oj Orders isstcd by the Commissioners
1 j from January 1. 18G0, to January 22, 1801,
inclusive.
; C. Briittou et a!. inqucM on body of J. Weaver, SIT 25
! i J. C. e tgSer, interest, ' 72 25
, ! ilo do 55 R6
S. s. t'utninii'igs, postage and bos rent, 0 67
•J. S. War<jntn. reeorling treasurer's bond, 1 5u
I J. Walters. Esq.. granting poor orders, &<•_ 5 56
M. M. Faxon, and. Stateaecnunts Jan. IbOO. 10 00
Peter Fertig. administwing oatlis. 4 15
! !.. F. i,.os. oipe, * 75
[ , It. Bloom, itiu-reat. 37 50
•' Sello-.tner. late treas.. arnt. due ;.t -cttlciiit., 304 00
<'■ Hoover. Esq.. administering oaths, 5 50
J Wm. Bell. d„ ,lo 254
i John M'Kee, interest. 90 00
" r>. Milthershangli. Mer. Appraiser, IS6O. 24 75
- ■ ('•■ Miller ot al. tnotu st on i hild found in Derry, 11 7S
> j #• do <f, Adam Brought, 10 37
do do do Abraham U. Saxon. 11 00
T. Crt- ningbam, refunded on anetirrent u to. 2
Jon Stev• scrubbing office. Jg
.'■• till MonMßeta'., mqtfeston Win. Hughes, 1} l;
do ctlministeiing oath*. 5 yj
(.;. Milb-r et ai- inquest on Ann E. Britton, 113.
John t übtuson. ice. A
W*. \. M Maniiile. cr.r.gressiona! re: trnjit'iie, 10 00
Heurv Zerbe.lnterest. J®
K. J. Hoffman, stationery. '-+
11. J. Walters, adv. in Independent Y- 1
Joint IVaehev. Com. m aert, for le-'.-j * 66 206 g
\V:a. Creight-Ir.. do l"-55. lffff h.
do in fitl!, ''Vi .vt
R. Br-.tton. do on account. cm o>
R. I>. sinitlt. Clerk. r-fs. o.'
IV W. Wood#, i: j-. attorney 18S6,
H. K. rer. eoort erter, •ttesa'g .-otrt boiwe, ac. 121 !
T. M. II itlings, ilistrii-i attorney, 121 00
t i'iistable's returns. Ac, -it 03
Juror's p*y,inelnding Jan. terra i* l '• ' '
i)tfi>-.'rs Spring. Oct- and Nov. Eleetions Vl' l So
Amount njipropria!'*'! t.< Poor II" t~e. - •"*' **■' ,
I>. W . er. -penal election in l'ni"ii ;3 13
s 1i.,.-y. room Ac- -lo S-wi
D. P- Reynolds, MM. necfo. for State, Jan. IM, 10 M |
It. Miib.-ret ,l_ii;., :•-T on George i>III. ' r... 10 To '
©. Fry singer, adv. i.ud pv-iitinc. bal. for U3O, 8 28 ;
"do ii.lv.and printing bianks for iMid, 1-t'j ;
}i. £ V- . Fr\ singer, a!. for ;ulv. ia ISa'J. --> OM !
do adrertieißg in IMO, in fhlL 100 0"> '
Mrs. E. < "rney, order u# place former
order to J. C. Sigler, 903 80
Miscellaneous, .V<
Tij " sves, January terra, ISS, 18 00 ;
Assessments,
Win. Coclirat). i st tax iblec. i", It OC I ;
Henry Auntud. do * £
11 Struiik, do I "V '
John Ktiip. 1..-W istown. 1"
C.Catioliiing. ti-) X. Ilauiiitott ■> v*
.r; H.irfvy i . ti-..
('. Hrattc-n Jr.. d>> fi
Jollll IJobb. '!•• 41 i
Samuel Miiliken. 1 • Armagh t]>- 26
J.-icob Sttine. i
l>aniel Yoder. di Ilmttoii tp- 4 1
J:v oi, J|/v.k. mi", toil 1--V? CO
John Kuli- as-essiu't. I.owi-to-.rn Is-' 1 ', A apia . ."1 mj j
J. postlet!'-.rati do Wayne township. :;o oo
J. Robb. do Newton Hamilton, 5S i)
Win. A. Moor-- do MYt ytouti, Is li,,
-
' ' lit ,tt -!. d.l liraiton K-.vn-li :• 1-■ ov
liaviil f'iih. • I'nion tow nsiiip. 25 no
\ -x. R". do Ilr-vvti townsh:o. ,
■la -<J-. II.• ok. do licC.-itt.t tcwi:-!- 1,. (it, ;
John V'o it:)'.T. <!o Armagh township. 20 OC 1
•V F. V. its n , il-, M'-iui" towtisUip IS fx/ ;
Henry Aurand. do '•: .m\ilh tow ; -ion, 24 in ;
\V.,i. Co. bran. do I'-rry townsb,'. 2.' <• i
N. Selfndvc. adv. ..tul att. • : i-t;> -a< T .VI
I >ani! 1 -nook. do • • '
R. I.ightner, do do 6 43 !
I-anc Ward. do rto J" 4" '
John Keifnalx-r. .I.i do S i
D. Deektfr, serving election eetieee, 4 .. 4 30 I
John Kerr, do do -_n |
Wittuitiieyer, <lo do Go i
it. Hrattoti, .1 !> <io r. !; |
J. F. M Near, do d i fi 05 I
Jacob King, do do 5 20
Will. Ross. d do
IV. Waason. io do 20
(1. Owetw, do do 2 40 j
!>aniel stnook. aticii'iing eiet.iuiis. _ -
.1. M. Wise. (to 2 "<•
John K'-ifiiaia r. do 2 0o ■
Gi-orgci AY. I'utton. fall assessment. 3 t:0 !
.!. V. SI N- r. :.f knit ic.. IT 1
• Ward, ait- elect •n- .uid irors. •; 00 '
tones Counter, attending el ctioa lists Ac.. let 14 j
-
2
Costs, tf'C.
• . H"'iver. E.sq..("- ni.-. Franer. Kejlv A<\ 19 01 i
I>. V. ss(n , :nstable. do <!>• 1 i 0."
I. R. Wceke.-. cost - < oro. v . Corbet, Fc ?!y,
I>. V." is .soti. const. d ti" " 123
c. I't!i. reward and mileage on Francis Kail. 22 !->
l. Mm rsbatigli. s-ing Jati.i \Y;.k-:tiut
and John I-V' tis, ' 10 .7.
John Womcr et aL, wit Com. vs J.Bronglit, 24 -jo
Goorg.- Smith et i v. it. < am. vs. L. Bticnanan, 13 38
■
John ,::!. .io ■; > " isui ' d<b ;> :
John Kayes, <i do Cyrna Corbet, ~2> j
S i|i,i;.-it. d. d • KliPri' e,
i.. \Y. Woods, do do J. 1 isjicr. 3 ;*4 |
\V. B. Hofioi.-ii) ilo uo Wakeinaii'Vc.. 4 ttff |
Wit;:- -s. -. ■ • ists < vs. M'Nea! and Riddl". 1 js 1
•i" do do I annr Jones. 13 4u ;
G. Lighth.nt, wit. vs. J. Ftsiier, 3 0> |
1). V, ti.. Fit-. Brotiglit . ... 4 71 I
\V.SMiitt7. do do d<> id 26 j
It. Mathewn, do do
Di Decker, do Ed.lnn% t.i
.1. t ■ 1: !|S V P),- ■!" .i l 3 2.'.
R. M thews, - f'om. vs. Raehael Hog!.-. ::.i j
J. R. Wcekes. do do Cah. Plowman, to, 7 46]
!• \Va-snn. do ,1 > <lo do 445 |
'
R. Mathews, do do Fat. J. Divin, 175]
J. Walters, do do M. Mitchell. 273 j
,f ... io Pri'-c. Evi rich, et ai..23 cs I
.
5'
rV' 1' do 11.'.. W.ishuijp.-n, 16-,j
tl. \Y. W'-.-i-, •!" < ; -h, Alexander c! di ' :-g J
I>. W." ... do Tenpeitny. Hull >-t al. * 4! :
IV W..ss< n. do Green. Ib arli-v r-t id. 10 27 '
c. J{. .vcr. F- j.. -Io ' . -11 Alexander. >V<-.. 31 57 (
I>. Wit son, do Irtekcy, and others. 2Of j
Wm Swam. Esq.. do do <io 325
J. Fisher, vvnn. do s. Fo sVtlie. 4ln .
-
Witn< -• -. do C..s|. 12 04 j
i;o d • W.a J. Lake, 10 CS ;
I>. Wasson. do J. Butler and others, 432 i
W. Swartz. F-sq.. do do do 6 '.'7 ,
*'. Hoover. E-q.. 'iO Rager. It* mars. A.,-.. 2". 1
I w -..n. ' do do do do A f.T ;
Wm. Hw.irtz. K- ;.. eosts as. - i.ot returned, •"> 41 .
I>. Was- e.t. do do do ' C >74
G. W. Wood". do do do 43 ;
Hoover. 1-7-q.. do do 'io 11 3>l ;
J. Bailev. witn>--s. Com. v s. S'.mers et ai. 3 2s
1 Cotntiioruv ,dth vs. John Kautfinan, 22 03
4,, do Ban; y < hirrety, ;'s> t"4
(jo do Martin CVnley, 6fo
,jo do H. N. Washington, 7 (il
Jail, Jailor, and Sheriff.
Hatnakt r A Galbraitli. repair- rit ia!!. 10
Geo. Miller, repairing water pipes at jail, 8 Oft
J. E. Griffith, shaving prisoners. 3 50
John Kennedy, eoai at bid, s On
Wm. Muxton. carting dirt, ashes. A. . from tail. 3 12
T. E. Williams, conveying Feely and Harri to
House of Refuge. ' 102 75
J. B. Selheimer, articies famiajted jail, 17 G4
"J". 17. Williams, boarding prisoners, jail fees.
sitmmonir.g jurors. Ac., to Jan.. ISGO. ISO 7a
J. Mntlo-i -b.pigh. for bills panl Harrisburg
prison f..r keeping prisoners to 14 An., ls.vt. 33 C 2
T E. Williams, taking Wakeinan and Lyons
t . Penitentiary and House of Refuge, 102 7S
Dr. J. D.Stoneroad, med.attend, in.jail. 1859, lft 60
Marks A inilis. <■ alatjad. * 7"
Geo. IF. St. -.art. keys and rep. hobbles, 2 5n
Wm. Graham, wood to jail, 5 <>
T. E. IFilliains. prison bill to April 1. ISOO. Ist; 94
R. I'. Smith, 2e corda wood at Jail, .">o nu
Hater Rent at jail. 50 00
K. c Haniiltoii. shoe* for prisoners, 2 73
Kennedy ft Junkin, bed cloGung at jail, f. 75
I)r. J. I. Mark.-. Medii-al attendaui-e. W
John Cupple- wood, 2 50
R. I>. Smith. br< in*. 50
]>r. T. A. Worrati, medical attendance, 8 25
J. A. Miirry- .hoarding prisoner* to Aug. 27.15t.0. 332 70
17. W-'.littms conveying Brought and Cnrh, t
t-- penitentiary, 102 7">
Jaine* W. Couch, grate patterns, 15 i>o
George Miller, repairing privy pipes. 5 Cxi
Dr. -. s. < tiinmings. meiiical atun.lanee. !> ()
K. V. Parker A Bio., sundry clothing, 20 13
•Jacob Orr. wood. 17 25
Peter Printz. coal, 113 65
D. Beat-lev .v .Sons, eastings for court house 4 jail lo 00
(Jeo. Miller, repairs at jail, ami court house,' 2 25
J. Brislnn. shoes for prisoners. 2 60
J. ,t. Mttrrav. hoarding utvshingftc. for prisoners 145 99
H. Zeigler, boring holes in pipes atjail, 75
IV Muttln rsl ougli. iivitei ial and labor ;it furnace 21 40
James Junkin. w ailing furnace atjail, 5 (xi
T. E. William.-, in full." fee*. Ac., 154 15
Dr. Hoover, medical attendance, in On
Heurv Glum, carting ashes from jail. 2 50
Wm. ('. Vines, repairs tmd material at jail, 19 74
C. C. Stanbarger, a cords wood atjail, ' 12
J:-. \. Murray, in full for Jailor's fees, 13 26
li Zerbe. cotton laps for jail, 1 Ks
John Miller, work at jail, 3 12
7'. M. <)rt, 8 cords wood, 20 00
Court House.
Samuel Comfort- coal, 2 12
M. Altmvcr. repairing lock. 75
Tc-ter Pnntz. brick for pavement, 23 .V)
James Junkin. paving. &>•., 11 37
William M. Custer, labor. 5 50
Jac..b Ort. sand. _ 225
t- Nightsinger. carting. 1 40
John"Kv-tuis. painting root* and tn-itei i..1. 34 27
Frvsinger, superintending work. 5 i
John "Evans, glazing, (part at jail-, 0 00
.1. ii. Selht inter, repvrtng roof at court house
and pipe at jail, . . 36 00
Principal and interest 0. debts paid during
i the year. MB# 80
vpaf) TIIE largest and best assortment of
Queensvrare over offered in this place,
raw such as Tea Sets, Toy Tea Sets, Dinner
Sets, China and Stone Toilet Sets, Tureens,
Covered Dishes, Sauce Boats, Steak Plates,
Dinner Plates, Cups and Saucers. =? -.ie and
common, to sell separate rem sots, for sale at
t.ov:. ZERBE-S.
T TONEY. —-Just received, a barrel of fresh
il honey, sold by the gallon or quart, at
A. FELIX'S.
ITLUID, Coal Oil, and fluid and coal oil
Lamps, for sale by A. FELIX.
AYER'S
CATHARTIC
8&3N8 liLL^-
wO;jj-U At jrti Si..?. f !■■•' atel
sj PAjj?? complaining? Aivyi .out. f
\P**n ; outer. viiii j.-iir ■ ui <;<•
3 ' ■! 1 "'J ' 1 iiii-
J.Rirr •iftS': :.| cemi ll"J'ti'-se -.nsr
v?'-VVAUKiE - t->
v . i* se:. in nlncis. S-iuic lit ci
™ss*-L_l s • teaO* ri-Wuxss i. creeping iip..n ; u,
an-! lion 1.1 I" averted ' v a
L. timely tw of th" iq-bt i- i
i e.ty. Take Ayer's 1 :*.■. and
><%&■ J& r t \> : X >. ••.<.• i : i .ie-1 hit
- Cli. r£r -iV"") '• ; '•• - ' J -! I
. ''*(<, fi.j 1-1 the fluid# move en un b
' +k f :■'
* r ': t . ~§*!Z.Tl-ey stimlat th- Aim :i n#
i K "A; cT the Lo.lv intovigorou* ae
'- " - -.-■ tiv ; :v. purify the sy*t : : l"i in
------ —' tiic obstruction# which make
di- A cc-M s-trles somewhere in the body, ami ob-
Blrtirti its natural functions. These, if not relieved,
I'm- upon thmv.dvej ati-1 the surrounding -n>. i to
din-i ; : id spcravation, Miffon:or. an-! <!i- aso.
V> liiie in this condition, i.ppr *#?•! by the deiaiigein >tn*,
take Aver* i'il!-. an* s.-e h • v liirectly they It -I tore the
natural a-'tioti of the anil with it lite buoyant
feeling ••!' health again. " Wliat is true and so nj ~t in
tliit trivial au'l common complaint, i- also trim in m ' y
of the Jeep -..ateJ ami distempers. Tie' -ima
1 trg'tire effect expel# them. Caused toy similar ob-trn -
ti -r,* an! af the natural functions of the
body, they are t'-pMly. and miay .f them mtrely,cured
by Hiu iiinia niaiim asin skekMsttstiitMi of these
PiiU. >;..•( n.'jjie.; to employ ihe-ia r.hen suff ring ft <a
tb" . lit . cure.
f, iling | hysi lint in • n <-f the
p ' .'. litit.-. an! from other ell known pebti • p.-r
--/' m a fhrwtrdii y J kr&avt f3. Txuit. 4. i -Ji
Ji;\ \v;e; V.mr l'ills n: the paragon of all that is
(ft i■ i t iHtlida •• Tli'-v have cured my httie (la Ught T
of iiber .- s -res upon i"-i" hands and fe l that ha 1J r ■ si
btcumbb' tor ftorn. Iler mother has bWu I n; griev
'
.
your I lb. and ;h have cured !. r.
ASA Mmt'llllD iE.
As a FnsuiTy Pliyslc.
r . /■. / . ir. <
V "i- I'i'.it :tr ■ the priu o of |'*trgeS. Their er.reilci t
Ml:!;;; • uiv r-\ ; lia. t:e we posses#. Ti. .-re
mild, hut iv e lain ;id c!T trial in tie :r action on the
• w - . o-n s th-.iii iiivulital'i" to us i;i the daily
1 ' ' :ltills ■' -f .1;.
Ilea tint :c.Sir uritntdnr lie, Foul c t out a els.
/> a Dr. ;<> Itoj'l, II ' .
Dsva Iti . \ 1 1 : I cauno! answer you kU complaints
I 1- ."e . .• ' with v u. I'ills b'tt-r tiiisn to say oil Hi"! •' <
trir.tn i 'lilh a purtjaii n Moffeha J place great depeu
th'ii o-mi nu clf-r-t u,l . iith'itfb in luy ibiHy contest n irli
disease. 11 I ' 1 lug a.i Ido tint your bills aftord us lie
1" .t \- h 1 ofc u. -r value them highly.
PITTv-jrr.c. re. Mar 1.155.
Pit. .1. C. Arr.p.. SJr: T bare been repeatedly eared < f
to.- wor.t h <!■'• -v.: :vlly b . can bare by a doee or two
' n- i'il . It. to iuriae fi.'ta a 6>ul stomach,
.
Yours with great respect, r.f>. tv. 1 'b.T. I I
.
Kliimts T):sorrlcrs—l.iver ( oinpUintt.
Dr. Thr dorr Ikll.ofXrm Tart CI9.
N"t ciily are v ur Fills ndmirably a-lapti 1 t their prr-
I " ■ " it a; ri' iit. hi'. 1 I find tie i' 1 r.eii.;:d , ff. " 11;
to lor very mark' I imp- 1. Tie v .oinmy ;• •-
t • i • -1 to r !•.•••!rial r the •. 1.1 01 b u • -i
--ti., ti:-- . ..!. . ; Cif til" pi Ofesst-'U mid the J < .
!• r.tautr.si or run Tsrct.t c. 1
*'i - . 01. 11. C'.. Till leb., IS . /
?;r* : t hare naed your Pilis in my genera! and h .• -I
pra, ti-.M-vei since j n ti.a ic them,and catiu .t !> to
my they ara the best rat bar tic we employ. Their iegii
lating a t!"ii en the liver is qni k and il—i'li-d. roii.e
qui utly they are a;: admirable ri n.'-dy for derangement#
v.; tli.r • i-ynii. ludeci. 1 liaro seldom 1 trad aw- f
/'•'•OKI t!f< . -' I : •": i ..' ih.lt it lid Dot 1 " "Illy Vielll tO
th.-m. T rut iit.illy y■ !.;, AI.O -7.D l>Al,h". M. I>.
JUJ h'e < <:£ li-SpiUtl. I
Dysritlerv, Dierriiaa, Ili lni, Y> onus,
I - ur bill- I. v.- 1. , i a bog trial in my ; ra ti-.-. r.n 1 T
h'!.! them in i sle-"u as one of the best ajieiii iit., i have
.
t!
f I'yorf) '!■R I . ! -; i l ea. , "J i. g
i . I.- ■- tln-ill V' rv :> 'cf pt.i' le and c. uvcai •:•*. ; r th. t:s#
ot vv.iui u and chii ircn.
Djajiquila, Tinpnrlty of tlic UTco'd.
1' i.i / r.J. I". If.iimt, /'■(•.' i fAi ■nl C ic'i. !!<.&■ .
I A ir.il; i ii.i.e il■ 1 yi.iir i''ili.s with ex!r: ; linary
•s<:u my f.u . r.". ; .:o tig th .. lam . .t. visit
in i'b-trss. fo regulate the organ# of digestion ami
p.. . . 1-i. 1. ti y .re the v.*rv 1 ist r-u - i have
i ' !;o >' it. and I t.iu c .nli.e utb. rec ui n. i: : tin in to
my fritswdr. Y.-t;;a. J. \ . IIIMIiS.
Waatuw, Wyoißing c... N. v.. 0 t CI. 185&.
I'. . : 1 oiii mi:... ;. >ir t'ath i'tie I'ilb in my pritr
ti> an ! i i i tie a ;.n • vlit i uryativ- cleanse the
-v -i.-.n ..it'i jo . j [U-: /duo nils i ' '.
' JOIIX G. Mt ACIIAM, M. 11
C onsilpnt loir. Cost ? vcitess, Snpni-fision,
lUa i.uiatism, Gnui, .\rriraiglu, Droji
sy, fiirulysis, Fits. etc.
I'i'in Dr. J. /*. Yuvy'tn, M- nlr? !. fhii '/' it.
Too much cannot be sai l of your I'ills for the cure of
Crfireti jr. If ethera < f our fraternity have fund them
as efficacious a I liore. th . si. ut i join rtie in proclaim
i;i_' it f. r the la in lit of ti •• multitude-, who Miller f. -u
that.-.i i jil.iiut, whh'i. aitliMiigii lad enough In its-If. i
the progenitor of others that are worse. I Mfeve
tir - • to i.-iint ■in tl.e liver,hut your i iiis affect that
organ ami cure the .ii-. tae.
Fi i ):i J.V -. F. -t t irt, r'lysicinn cm? J/.' -'a- ''. Fist',it.
I find one or t • large ib-srs of your I'ills. t boat the
pr r time, are exc lielit pr in til • of the lmfrral s- nr.
tin i wit-oi wholly or partially suppressed, ai 1 also very
effe tun! to r.'i msr tuo f.'.owtucA mi l trjitl i nut. They
are s.i much the b't I'bysic wo have that I recommend
l. i ether p. my j atients.
From the Fee. IT lli if". nf the M -V Hat Fj>U. Church. ;
Pcusn Hecsa. Savannah, Ga. Jan. 6, IBIS.
RaMO Pie: I dmM I-.- nugratefo! for the relief I
your skill has la-ought Die if 1 did n-.f rep it my rase t"
yu. A cold settled in ray limbs and brought on excru
datiag " 1 troMe n t, which ended in ckromie rheum i
ti-m. Notwithstanding T had the i-e a t of physi. ian-- the
disea-'e grow wor eun 1 worse until livtln ad- i.fy-mr
cx'-cllerd ajront in Haltlmoic Pr. Mackenzie. I tried your
I'll'-. Tlieir were j 1 w. but sure. Ily periieTeiisig
in th ■ U"C of them. I run n v. entirely w ell.
Pesats r.uv-tr.rp. Fat on Pout", La., 5 Pee. Wo*.
Pc. Ater : I hare 1 en entirely cured, by your Pills, of
Goui a painful dise.ne that bad afflieb lme
f ryai". YINCKNT PhIPLI.L. I
Most of the Tills in market contain Mercury,
v }ilih. although a valuable remedy ill ekilful hands, ia
dangerous in a jAiblie pill, from the dreadful conse
qvn-nces that fre p; titly follow its incautious use. These ]
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
Price, 25 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for sl.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVED it CO., Lowell, Kass.
Sold by Charles Ritz, Lcmisloicn, Jacob
Mt/z, Allenville, If. S. McXabb <t - Co., Relit
rille, R. -V. Kinsloe, Reedsville, B. Graft'.
While Hall, and by Dealers everywhere. d2O
THE STHAIC ICIZiZi
AGAIN
X3ST IMIOTXOPtf
Farmers and Mechanics, Look!
to Your Interests !
Having added to the Flour and Grain Business
a large stock of
(&3&<S><Dl£2£&l£&9
we offer to the public,
WMGLHSAIiE OS. SBTiili,
a general assortment at prices as low, perhaps
lower, than the same articles can be purchased
in the county. Our stock consists of
FISII, COFFEE,
SUGAR. MOLASSES,
RICE, SYRUPS.
CEDAR-WARE, SPICES,
and all other articles in that iiae.
enPS Cash, but all kinds of Grain and
Produce generally taken in exchange for goods.
Country Grocers will do well by examining
our stock before purchasing elsewhere
Ail kinds of
COAL, SALT AND PLASTER,
always on hand.
MARKS & WILLIS.
Lewistown, April 21, 1859.
The Daily Telegraph,
Published at Marrishurtr, Ps., hy Geo. Itergner Si*.' o.
puulkhes the List of Letters hy authority, a sure <. videnc<
of it having the largest circulation.
Terms—s3 per year; the weekly and semi-weekly i
e'o pubLi.dmd at s'2 per year
TIIE
TIM AYAiiji aa-DiBJ,
A itli its recent supply of New Goods, l oth
cheap and good, can compete with any in
Ladies ear
of all kinds,
comprising many new and beautiful patterns.
The assortment of
CLOTHS,
SATINETS..
and other (binds for gtnth no r.:-' wear is such
as will hardly fail tn please.
ojfslo CEHIIT: ,
<■l KE\<iWARE, W ILLOW V. IKE. TABLE
ITTLLRY, Xr.
Icgetii v with all other articles usually
kept in a first class Dry Goods and Grocery
Establishment.
5*9:7-W 00l and Country IV.,dure generally
taken is exchange for gu-tds.
Ihe public .ire respectfully invited to call
and examine in > st* ck.
its is Im.
embracing in part
French and Printed Mtriu i,
Plata and Printed Merinos,
1 and /ill wool Pehtii'.f,
Mo;-' 'hi Cloth.y, Muhair.s.
Mohair fcr Traveling Dresses.
Con ... u Del toes. Wooden Plaidt,
t'■ /in on I of,II. •/.*,
The largest, in ati >t, L si and cheapest assort
ment . f
• ) \ y } I Mr.
■ki -%s yijrf Jj ."Z
A XI)
€TJ O
in town. 1 •; .. ; J ,
v . . I #!' . i i .j, >fi ■. j. . !*;. f'
\uz tVuin SI to > j '.
WHITE GOODS
consisting of Embroideries, Collars, L'uder
sleeves, &c. Also, Gauntlets, Cotton rm-1
Silk Gloves, and nun; mus other articles in
that liar.
A beautiful assortment of
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Ribbons, Tassels, Cords, Ac., Ac., together
with a g--n r.il r*s .tm.-nt of all kinds of
go. (Is generally found in large establishments. ]
For occular m n>tration c;.U at
G-eorge .Blymyev's.
Lcvhtovn, Novendrer 1. 1860.
Portland Coal Oil at 90 cts.
Pi2i\ C-A Zi£Ql?.
I "I AEI A sold at 5-1.12 to 5i.25 pur "a! !
V, lun—The purest aud best refuted ii in ;
use. Aii tiior oral lis i-.t n-. , ! -.v t >.t -s 1
For sale by F. G. FKAXOiSCUS.
CTS. per 1( 00 ; r G. I). & S. B. Pi r !
> cussi i. Caj s.
nov 15 F. FRANCISCCS.
E. L -ike's Burning l'.uid, at 50 cts per j
gaiiuii.
nov io F. G. E ItAXb ISCI
MEAT C&tters from 5' 1.25 to $5 each.
_ " StuiTers " cts. tn 51.50.
Butcher Knives & Steels.
nov 15 F. G. FKAXCISCTS.
ZIXC Washing 11->arJ. at 25 cts each,
nov 15 F. G. FBAXCISCUS.
I")AIXTED Bl'CKt i n 25 cts. each.
X B OT! F. ti. FKANCISCUS.
CtFDAB TT BS. 3 in a nest, at 5-1.25, Jl,
J and 75 cts., for sale 1 v
nov 15 F. G. FKANCISCUS.
OI'AIX S J..:T7.T M"Temi le 1.Q.-
lO ers at the full v.ing prices: No 2 >.']
25. No. 3. $3 75 cts. No. 4. $4.25. No. 5.
4.75. For sale by
nov 12 " F. G. FRANCISf FS.
{ HLMMON BAND CIIL'RNSat iqmdly I w
iate.s, fur .-.lie by
nov 15 F. G. FKANCISCUS.
T7LUID LAMPS at veij low rates, at
i n029 FUANGIFCFS'S.
cents ii r 0!:i.s C< a! O". Lamps, . 11 by i
" ' others at 7"> cent*. The hrgcst and ,
cheapest stock of Coal Oil L-;ror at
F. G. FRACISCCS'S. |
POE EikEiE! -" i r " 1 r "
iiWISKiII \ \IKSi.Hi.
"V IN K TEEN varieties cf At pie Trees.
Fifteen "pp ar
Ten " Plui "
Ten " Peach "
Eleven " Cherry "
Several Kinds t>F (iRAP£ \ INKS, besides !
Currants, Raspberries, Blackberries, &c.
sepG WARNEIL L LI'TTS. !
J
Boots and Shoes
Selling of at Cost.
The undersigued having a large
stock of Eastern manufactured :
on hanu, offers the same at j
prices to suit the times from now to the j
first of April: at which time Regular Prices j
will be charged again. Those wanting Spring ,
and Summer Work, wiil save at least 20 per
cent, by making this purchase now. So come
on boys and don't forget to bring your mou '
ey along, as our terms are strictly for Cash.
lie Las a large lot of lioine made Work on
hand which will be sold at reasonable prices, i
Manufacturing of all kinds attended to as
usual, and repairing on the Shortest Notice.
A large lot of Trunks which will be sold :
verv I'liean.
ian3l ' BILLY JOHNSON.
Philadelphia Bally *es,
Published by •• K Fianijrcn, 136 South Third street, at
four dollars per annum.
The Voilcr H'eekly Jt'etct, by same publisher, at SI per i
annum, 6 copies for 20 for 15, 25 lor 20
; I A BOXES Dairy Cheese, at
I U JOHN KENNEDY & Co's
NEW ARRIVAL
At Mrs. C. €. Hamilton"*, for airily (,
Beam,
Variety and Trimming Store,
te-Who would respectfully inform the cit
§isP iZtn9 of Eewistown, and the adj..mine
counties that she has returned AA
city will, a large assortment of
ymim aooi)ij j
c r.-i-tin- of Nubia Scarf,; Zcpkjr llarf,.
Armlets and Loggtns f.,r children; hji,./
path men's and children's Hosiery'.'.'
<>. ve* ; Collars; Corsets; Lice Veils "c 1 - n
lie, V. phvr and Bead Head Nets; \V,,L]'|. n
5 trn ! y the pound or hank ; Shetland \V t
md / phvr of all kinds; Berlin wire 1V,.1
M nais; Skirt Braids and Velvets; Maei#
Bi;flies, a new article for ladies trimming
anu a large assortment of Fancy Goods. \
numerous to mention.
N B.—Orders promptly attended to.
Lor, Vt .wn, October I*. 1 SCO.
a i-jDjf
FOR EVERYBODY.
THE DAVLIIiBT CAS BURNER COOK.
V VC )KblXti to a bona tide agreement be*
-*• c tween A. J. Gallagher (the manufaetu
rer of the above stove and J. lrvin \V a.iii
no f ne can get this stove direct from the Foun
dry ; > sell in this place, but the undersigned
tb-ii! re all persons wanting this Stove will
find it to tin tr interest to call on the proper
person, a they are not second handed and
- '-n be furnished cheaper than the cheapest
f r several reasons.
J). 7 mistake the pi,l f> si'jn r.f f],r l>\t t
C<H FEE EOT, where you wTil a'iso hod
engaged in my legitimate business, trviug t.
mak a fortune by felling Tin Bucket?", Fans
and three cent Tin Cups.
v IJ. IRVIN WALUS.
1 ilor.'.'Ui frtttmjifi over all OftpnEitiou
Tor t e People have Decided
That the Cheapest and Best Boots and 51., ts
are sold at the
FECPEE'S SHOE SI ORE,
la Lewistown.
* s _ ■Ciz ~- -1 j'" \I '\ •-" \*~ *-. "
' I V\Kl picas ore in aanrinteing that tbry
A sin! iint ti.cir extensive she cstab
!m< i t to \\ est .'1 irkct street, nearly (.]-
p site .Mai i. -•>;,].'-e'v Hotel, and that they
have just returned froui the iastern citi.s
with a iaigf atid varied assortment of Boots,
•'in't's and Gaiters, for Ladies. Gentlemen
and Children * wear, ail of neat finish and ex
. :li ;-.t manufacture, which they will sill
j'j, CASH ONLY.
At Least *5 Per tent, (beaptr
than '.l e same can Le purchased elsewhere-,
•■v.- v ill to sfc-i' by rrferring to the fu!lowin
I'l ie List:
Men s B ots, J.J to •'! 2>
Gaiters, 1 40 p, 1 7 r
" Walking Shoes, ]2sto 140
" Brogaoa, ho to 140
Iv.p and Calf Brogan?. 02 to W
Lakes Gaiters 75 to I id
" Kid and Morocco lace
Bouts, 1 00 tn 1
" Kip and Calf lace Boots, hut,. 125
Misses' nr.d Cliildrens Shoes, 12 in
Having bought our goods for cash, Gey
\\> re put at the lowest figure, and by doing
an exc/utsirebi rash luxines.t, cost titers are
made to pay no debts—hence our low piie,*.
Measures taken far Bouts and Shoes, which
win no made at the shortest notice. J1 Ki'AIK
IXG done in the neatest manner.
i HI XKS, A ALICES. Ac., always on land
and for sale cheap.
We respectfully solicit a liberal share of
public patronage. OctlC.
SADDLES, HARNESS, Ac.
—XsY i ha subscriber having now on
hand one ot the best and largest
{A - tucks beta een Philadelphia ami
Pittsburgh, in order to accom
modate business to the times, others for sale a
complete assortment of
Saddles. Ilarnets, Bridles, follait, Trunks,
Whips, Hants, Valises, farpet Bags,
which are offered for sale low for cash, or ap
proved credit.
Among his stock will be found some high
ly fin.shad set - of light Harness equal to any
manufactured,
Let ail in want of good article?, made by
ttpc! iciu ed workmen, give him a call.
JOIfX DAVIS.
Lcwh-town, April iO, JBCb.
kOBERT w7 FATTON,
SO! TH SI BE OF SARRLT STREET,
I I'AVISTmVX, P
| y AS just received and opened at hi? t-
A JL tablbluuent a new supply of
Clocks. Watches, Jewelry.
Fancy Articles, &LC.,
which he wiil dispose n f at reasonable price*.
He invites all to give him a call and examine
his stock, which embraces all articles in hi
j line, and is sufficiently large t<> enable ah to
t make selections who desire to purchase.
SgjpKEPAIRIKG neatly and expeditiously
• attended to, and all work warranted.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore re
j ceived, he respectfully asks a continuance cl
the same, and will endeavor to please all who
may favor him with their custom. fel-
Vent, Client* Sc Durable.
W. G. ZOLLINGER,
Market Street, next door to Kennedy's Stori,
—-j Is a! ways prepared to sup-j
/ply the public with all the I
different styles of Hats
ft£agB'-he best qualities and atsucb^^^^w
prices as to defy competi
•ion. He has now on hand a large assortment
of Fail and winter Hats and Caps, of a" '
lat. st styles, w?hich he will sell at the lo*"
cr prices. He ir.vites everybody to call a *
gamine for themselves, ars he is satished t'
b is stock cannot fail to please. ,
t or the Ornish he has constantly on han ,
will make to order, hats to their taste °1 L
required size or brim, at prices that cannc
to be satisfactory. . • a( j
Country Merchants will find it tot;riei
vantage to give me a eall, as a liberaldedu
i will bo made on wholesale purchases, an
j peciaily so to punctual men. tonne*
| Don't forget the place, next door to
dv's store and nearly opposite the Odd re
! Hall oc