nrrtp t rr 7 fn n LOCAL AFFAIRS. BOUNTY FUND — We publish below a list of the bounties paid by the Bor ough of Lewistown, with the list of men to which we are entitled as credit, and a list of the private subscriptions paid. About 895 additional was sub scribed which has not yet been paid. Names of Persons Mustered into the. Service of the U. S. to the Credit of the Borouyh of Ijeicisloicii, Pa ... lo ft. Co. Residence. Amf. pd. \ JP N - new rec't LEWISTOWN I:;U L. .ALittle do IHO 3. C. B. SHhoimor Lewistown 130 4. \ nitnr >t. Clair ilo ™ 5. .4 Lin. VERGER 110 6. WM. Coltx tzer do J;JO 7. Solomon Kverhart do S. U-z. Hendricks do J-tO 9. U:ui'' BoLL do j jy 10. George Smith do Granville ion It. Henry Shilling do Granville 130 12. John Uha-iUierlain uo l;;o 1 >. Stephen Cnrwm <io jgo 11. Wm. Mowry do LYO 15. SUM'L J. Little do 130 10. J no. IS McMitllen do Lewistown 130 17. John C. Myers do 130 IS. George Honser do 130 19. Ma: tin Row 49th. A. Lewistown 130 S{). John Lepli-Y. LO A, 130 111. James C. MeCord do B. Granville 21. Then. Williamson do D, Lewistown 21. K. D. Rutherford do Granville 130 21. Win. 11. MeCord do Granville 130 25. Mich'! Menges Ist Cav.C, Lewistown 130 26. J. MeMahan do C, Lewistown 130 27. ROBERT Powers 46th, A, Cincinnati 130 23. Charles Newman do A, Lewistown 130 29. Joseph Stephens do A, Cincinnati 130 30. Philip Lertz do A, Cincinnati 130 31. Nicholas N< ITE do A, Lewistown 130 32. Lewis H. Ruble do A. Granville 130 33. Charles Carotiters do A. Patterson 130 34. Jas. P. MeChntic do A. Lewistown 60 35. George W. Nipple do A, Lewistown 5U 36. A. Cornelius do A. do 50 37. Bronson Rothrock do A, do 50 38. Geo. W. Lewis do A, do 60 39. David Hnhuiigh DO A. Granville 5E 40. WM. T. Shimp do A, Lewistown SO 41. W. D. Berkheitnerdo A, Derry 00 42. (4co C. Peoples do A, Lewistown 60 43. J.A Muiliershough do A, (1., 5N 41. liomer U. .Sigler do A. do 50 45. Conrad lloDtein do A, do 50 46. Jos. W. Klepper do A, Belleville 60 ' 47. Jerome Wi-e do A, Patterson 60 48. ll iram DeHntf tlo A, do 69 49. Fred. Shiinn do A, Lewistown SO 50. Win. H. Kelly do A. Granville 60 61. Wm. H Boustim do A. Decatur 50 62. James Dun an do A, Mount Union 53 William Ball do A, do 54. Mediae! box do A, Derrv 55. Samuel Campbell do A. Orbisonia 66. Jonathan OTHER do A, Lewistown 67. Kiios Rodgers do A, Orbisonia 68. John O. Ross do A. Mount Union j 69. John H Shaver do A, do 60. Jacob K. Mickey do A, Patterson til. George VVertz do A. Reading 62. Geo. \V. V eager do A, Philadelphia 63. Wm. if I.Hiigton D I A, Granville (54. Charles Brought do A, dr. 65. Harvey Held do A, Lewistown Total paid out as per above exhibit $4830 00 Discount 011 note to Mitilin County Bank ' 73 00 Expense of Recruiting committee, as follows : Paid to J. A. Mathews, 20 00 •' " John Swan 21 00 " " James Eckebarger 20 00 " " Telegraph company 10 09 " •' C. C. Stanharger 11 00 " " John Davis 938 103 57 Total §soltS 57 The above expenses include fare to liar- j ris l u 2 and Huntingdon for Committee and Recruits, tavern bills for same, JSxpressage, Telegraphing, and Printing. Ac. There is a balance of §3046 43 in the Milhtn County Bank, for the payment of the Logan Guards uimn the prudjction of the ! Muster-in R'dls of that company; and a de liicit of §573 of the amount necessarv to pay the 65 men enlisted t> the credit of the borough, at the suui of §l3O each The quota of the borough under the 500- i 000 call was affixed at 55 thus leaving an excess of 10 men to be credited on the re- | cent call of 200,000 more, provided -he deficit be made up and paid as per contract with the men enlisting to our credit. Respectfully submitted by the committee. J. A. MATHEWS. Chairman. Ao/t —Mr. Swan requests us to say that : he paid aii his expenses of traveling, <fcc, out of his own money. JYames of Prisons and Amount Subscribed \ to the Lewistoton Bounty Fund. It. W. Patton SSO Juel Itclz 5 1 J. C. Blymyer 50 Jos. U. Alter 20 A. P. Blymyer 50 diaries Gaskins 10 Geo. Blymyer 50 John Swan 50 liobt. A. Mathews So Jno. W. Sheriff 25 Kiley Pratt SO Samuel Eisenbise 10 Wm K MeKoe lot) iieo. Freeborn 15 Thus. M. I'ttley 50 J. I>. 1. Bear 50 Charles Price _SO Wilson W. liutnaker 60 Win. Iloltzvvnrth 50 Win Butler 25 Samael W. Burr 65 S.J. Bnshin 5o Eli I'riee 25 Peter Spongier 75 JohnA.Shimp 50 Lafayette Webb 25 George Brooks 25 S. W°. Kord 35 J. Irwin Wallis 50 Frederick Smith 20 David Mnttlicrsbough 50 John B. S.'ilioiiner 50 - John Speiee 60 Jas. Sclheimer 3o Thoa. Lowmiller 25 Wm. hind 76 Geo. H. Fry-singer 50 Geo. E. Conner 25 : Jacob F. Hatnaker 50 Jos. MoFadden 16 I Samuel i'omfort 60 John Zeigler 25 A brain Shull 5 ii. H. Comfort 60 j K v. M Murray 60 Samuel Jenkins 25 : Andrew K >cd 5o j J. A. Waream 6 John Kiniey 5 Jos A. Miller 20 ! W in. Kiden 5 Sebastian Heineman 15 ! John Kennedy 50 C. H. Henderson lo , Win. G. Zollinger' 2o Josepli Rager lo I James Faoved 25 Able Fowler 10 j Oliver C. Chesuey 35 George Brooks lot Gabriel L hr 60 H. O. Hoffman s<i ; Jas. j'. Hamaker 25 Aaron Elliott 6 ! < lias. Stratford, jr. 25 Wm. 8. May 20 j John M stautier 10 S. K. Long 26. i G. Stevens 20 Jno. A. Boyer 25 R. A. Stewart 5 Edward Fry-singer 25 William Faust 10 j Peter F. Loop 5 j Wm. F.Gin 15 | Michael Mover lo i William Johnson 25 | Jacob Bearley 2i' j Tht S. Mayes 25 John Kephart 6 [ Jno. K. tiesser 25 Isaac Johnson lo j Jacob Wagner lo Lewis Kiden 6 ; Daniel Tiee 5 John Lee < col.) 5 ; Michael Mover 10 Samuel McGruw (col.) 1 1 Adam Lutz 10 C. C. Stan barge r 50. It. I . Jacob 5 Martin Mitchell 2 J. C. Stone 10 A. B. Weber lo C. < . Bnrkbolder 25 .1. D. Leigiunan 5 ' El.erhart Boehner 50 11. Hassmgcr 5 * John Clark 25 S. B. Marks 5i H.J. Cull>ertson 25 Wm. F. Kiden 5 George Fetzer lo H. A. Felix 6 (j- L. Tovell 25 Gustin Riden 5 ! Win. I. Gise 15 I>. Bearley k Sons 20 Jno. C. Wolf 25 J. A. Murray 10 James Parker 5 John Dipple 10 ! J. 11 ay lor (\ alley) 10 James Glennin 10 rhomas Stroup in Samuel Caley 2 15 Dickson Broom 5 j Mitchell Jones 10 Jos. Wertz 25 l>r. Koht. Martin 10 David McConahy 5 : Total amount paid $3055 00 '• Appropriated bv Council 5000 00 j Total Amount 3053 00 ! lii connection with this report we regret to any that a most dishonorable attempt was made to defraud the Bor ough of Lewistown of the credit the ; Logan Guards had, according to their [own representation as well as that of! the officers, voluntarily given on be- ! ing re-mustered into the serviee. On their representation, as will be seen j in the above list, a number received the lull bounty and others a portion of j it, yet in the face of this, new rolls ft ere tiled at Ilarrisburg crediting these | ; men to different parts of the State ! i hese rolls were afterwards withdrawn, but our citizens, naturally* indignant at such conduct, are now determined to probe the matter to the bottom, and have the guilty punished, be they whom they may. MCVKYTOWN ACADKMV. —This insti tution is now in charge of Rev. S. J. HAVES, who, with able assistants, will use his .best efforts to make it a ! iirst rate Academy and Normal School, where scholars can be educated to till all situations in private life, enter any of the colleges, or receive ; thorough instruction in the art of teaching, which is annually becoming a more agreeable and profitable occu pation. Most of the public schools are now or will shortly he closed, and the spring and summer therefore afford teachers who still acknowledge to imperfections—and who does not?— an opportunity for attending a Normal School where improvement can be made of the most desirable kind. Mr. Ilayes comes highly recommended a> an accomplished teacher, having been engaged in the business during the past ten years, during four of which he had charge of the Latrobe and Ligonier N< rma! Schools and Acade mies. Parents, guardians, teachers, and others ought by all means to visit such institutions as the above before going elsewhere. .RELIGIOUS. —Rev. Strain preached in the Methodist church on Sunday morning last, and Rev. Miller Woods in the Presbyterian. In the evening the pulpit at the Methodist church was filled by Rev. Kesler, of the Philadel phia Conference. T Intro will be no preaching in the Lutheran church on Sunday next. THE WEATHER.— Wednesday cloudy and cold. Thursday cohl, rat her cloudy, evening moderate. Friday morning clear and pleasant, cloudy by noon, clear in evening. Saturday cloudy and cool in morning, clear rest of day. Sunday cloudy, cold, windy. Monday clear and cold. Tuesday morning clear, cold; rest ol day cloudy, cold, windy. ITEMS. —The Fair for the benefit of the pastor ot the A. M. R. church, held last week, netted about forty dollars. \V e printed sixteen jobs last week, (one of them 20un handbills,) making thirty seven from the Ist to the 19th ot March. This was the heaviest week s work done in our office for a long time. We had a visit from a patent medicine man last week, who wanted to advertise a column weekly and a! out half !t column occasionally, for a year, but we told him we didn't make contracts for that much matter for that length ot time, at any price, as a half column or so is "news" enough for our readers. We sent him to the Patent Medicine Democrat down street, where we presume the adver tisement will duly appear and he cited as an evidence of " want of room for readiw-g matter." A calf raised by Wm. Russell, Fsq., four weeks old on Saturday a week, killed by Col. But ler last week, weighed 125 lbs. This must have been one of the calves we read about on the return of the prodi gal. Some rogue threw a large rock through the skylight of MeFwens' Photograph car, on Sunday night last. on Monday evening. The Superintendent of Common Schools requests Secretaries of School Boards to answer the following que . ries by the 15th April : ' Ist. \\ hat is ihe number of indigent children in your school district, whose fathers have been kjded, or have died in the military or naval service ot the United | States? 2d. Are there any institutions of barn ing in your county, that will undertake to provide for the maintainance and education of a number ot said orphans, if security be given that ail reasonable expenses shali be [laid by the State ? 3d. If there are any such schools, how many children will each take? Notice to Owners of Unseated Lands. r IMIE Commissioners request all owners of £. Unseated Lands, whether regulariv as sessed or not, immediately to furnish them with the number of acres, name of warrantee, and whom adjoining, for the purpose of reg istering the. same in this office, so as to avoid all difficulty hereafter in advertising such lands at Treasurer's Sales. At present it is impossible to tell whether certain lands are regularly assessed, as the transcripts do not give the names of warrantees. It may not be amiss to state that owners of Unseated lands are required by law to make return as above, and that on faiiure thereof the Com missioners are directed to add four times the amount of assessed thereon. GEO. FRYSINGEK, Clerk. Coramisioners' Office, . Lcwistowu, March 16, 1564. *w J a.rsr*x , E!x> s AXE FORGERS Wanted, at Prices Annexed. Bitt Drawer* 7 cents per Axe. Ilead Hammerers 7 do do The above is the price for Punched Poles. For making Axes from Piated Patterns, stock fitted, 17 cents per-Axe C. II efc so\, .528 Commerce 8t„ Philadelphia. marlG-4t JLKU SSTOW\ AcAV. VN election for 15 Trustees of the Lewis town Academy for the ensuing vear will he held at the A< adefny, on MONDAY, Apl. 4, 1804, between the hours of 2 and t> o'clock p. 111. Proposals invited for a lease of the Insti tution, to which is attached a good family residence. By order of E. BANKS, President. H. J. WALTERS, Secretary. inhlG 6 Farms for Bale! I ACRES OF LAND, AS FOL One Tract of 408 Acres, in Armagh township, surveyed in the name of Luke Tidd, adjoining lands of Will am Smith One Tract of 305 Acres, in Armagh township, surveyed in Uie name of Thomas Gregg, adjoining lands of Samuel -Millikeii. One Tract of 398 Acres, in Way ne township, surveyed in the name of Wil iam Cook, adjoining lands of Daniel llurley. One Tract of 400 Acres, n Wayne township, surveyed in tin- name of Charles Bruce, adjoining lands of Abraham Scott. A Tract of 349 acres, in Decatur township, surveyed in tin name "f John Harvey, adjoining lands of Peter Sandy !he above tracts nf land were bought at Treasurer's Sale in 1858, and the titles are indisputable. ALSO, One Tract of Land, in Oliver town ship, containing XOO more or less, about twenty acres cleared, the balance well tinih* red, with a never-failing spiing <T water on it. Letter known as tin William Tidd Farm. F.r further particulars and terms, inquire of J. I>. SELIIEI.MEB, mhlo-4t Lewistown. j SHERIFFS SALES, 1)Y virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni ) Exponas, issued out of the Court .f Common Pleas of Mifflin county, an i to m> directed, will he exp ise.J to sale, by pubii vendue or outcry, at the Court House, in Lewistown, on Saturday, April 2, 188 , at one o'clock in the aft tin- f. U.nvn., ! real estate, r■■ wit: All the interest ot John H • n in a tract, ; of laud in Armagh township Mifflin cum , hounded <.n the iiorih by lands of J. -. h Haw n and others on the east by town 1 .r s • > i Andrew SwarizeJ, and uthere, on the souii bv farm of Pci ry Sigler, and on the west i-\ 1 farm of Col. John McD .well, deceased, con i ta.ning one hundred and ten acres, more or j less. Also, one other tract of land in the town- i ship and county aforesaid, bounded hv land.- ! ut Joseph Brower and others, containing two i acres, more or less. Seized, taken in ex- t -n j tion, and to be sold as the property of John ' Jlawn. A LSO, A tract of land in Oliver township, Mifflin j county, bounded as fellows; Beginning at j a post at the hack side of the berm bank of | the Pennsylvania Canal in line of the land i of the 1 lope f urnaee Company, in j right of the heiis of John Ilobison. tiee'ii , thetn-e by that line north seventy four and one fourth degrees, west eighty-two and one tenth perches to a corner in a private road and at the southeast side of a public road thence by the southeast side of said road south four and three-fourth degrees, west nr perch to a post, thence by land of James \V llackenburg south seventy four and one fourth degrees, east fifty four and two tenth perches to a locust tree, thence south forty* seven and one-fourth degrees, east thirty four ! and eight tenth perches to a post at the back ■ side of the berm bank of t ! e Pennsylvania Canal, thence by the same north four and a half degrees, east seventeen and one tenth perches to a post, tlie place of beginning, j containing one acre and one hundred and j forty perches, strict measure Seized, taken I in execution, and to he sold as the property j of Hope Furnace Company. D. M CONTNER Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Lewistown, March 16, 1804. TO HOUSEKEEPERS". r p \ LLOW and all kinds of SOAP GREASE j tak> n in exchange for s->ap or candles, at J]L'ISLF/T S Soup & Candle Works. \ alley street, Lewistown Cash paid for Tallow. malG—lt "5 T* T," * TP I ■ • —' CM f 'ho late firm of McCoy am! Ellis, has *- f j" s t returned from the city with a choice assortment of DRV GOODS & GROCERIES, selected with care and purchased for cash, which are offered to the public at a small ad i vance on cost. Spring & Summer Goods, suitabl# for ladies, gentlemen and children, with many new patterns. His CtiltOCEKMi:* comprise choice Sugars. Molasses, Coffee. Su perior Teas. Pure apices. Also," Ql EENcttAKE. GLASSWI.sE, and all other articles usually found in Stores all of which his old customers and the public in general are inv ted to call and examine. Country Produce taken at full market prices. II F. ELLIS. Lewistown, March 9, 1864. GOOD COW WANTED. a good Milch Cow. warranted as rep> resented, we will give ours and a fair price iu money. Apply at the Gazette office, j HARDWARE. TO BUY CHEAP FOR CASH! ri"jVni<i)i s the sto, r j"r Mat ksntiths ! Iff man s the Stare for Carpenters! llofj'i.tun s t!,t Store lor Saddlers! J/"//'at aas the State tor Sh'teniakers ! Hoffman's the Store J or Cabinetmakers! I/aft man s the Store for Coachnmkcrs ! Hoffman's the Store for Builders! Hoffman s the Store far lloustkeeuers ! M Ttf IWIAVS FOR ALL TOP WISf! IHH XI) nut that Hoffman's is the plaoe . fur Groceries. dried Peaches and Apples, at HOFFMAN'S. HOFFMAN'S is the place to buy Mack en . el, Herring and Codfish. 4'<r;| Oii A Siit til |ls. IX great variety, at uioh 16 HOFFMAN'S. Oil. (ILOTHS. MANY pretty patterns, of all kinds, at HOFFMAN'S. GIIWIHV *IIIiv 4 LL kinds, cheap, at HOFFMAN'S. 'S'f *lO i J!2 v s|;ci>. r |MIE best is at 1 HOFFMAN'S. B8V?8*. 21% ?l *. OL'GAR Cured Hams, and Pried Beef at HOFFMAN'S. 'eEB 4< at & l)EK v ONS lining Tobacco go to Hoffman's 1 and try his extra Chewing Tobacco. Smoking, we have Turkish, Killikinnick, Si gel. Garibaldi, Fine Cut. Ai-. Segars and Pipes of ail kinds, at JIOFFM*AN'S ilfiK iill iiii UDJYIti TO F. J. HOFFMAN'S FOR STOVES! STOVES! STOVES TIIV X^^LIFL.IS3! 1M CKE TS, from one quart to three gal ; J i"lis. Dish Pans, Wash Basins and Cu! binders, made nf solid material, without sol ' dering (?. ff..,. 15. ilers. Tea Pots. Pie Plates, ! Pudding Pins, and everything usually found in a first class tinware shop, and Sold very ; F. J. HOFFMAN'S. Bibles, Bibles. I 1 HE Bible Society's Bibles and Testa- J litems. Also Photograph Bib esar r ang j <i I r card pictures, iiitiies in three volumes, *'h •' inmentary, at Si per set. a book that ! U 1 ii evert unity, at HOFFMAN'S. ! I-'jviSi, 8'" at HOFFMAN'S i mi;. i)Oi'ES, Clothes Li tins Bed Cords, Rope I. Halters, Hemp and Cotton Twines, at HOFFMAN'S. BItHSHES. •J LEPJNG. irni;>w, wall, dusting, hand, 7 .lothes, t able, hair, tooth and nail Brush t'?, \\ hisps, Brooms, <£c., at HOFFMAN'S. Trji*M*w aaifS Braces, VLL of the best kinds, for salt* at HOFFMAN'S. c uti'i i ON to Hoffman's, where you will find Hand, lenant, and Compass Saws, Hatchets, llanunors, Squares, Piuies, Plane Bits, Ptigh's, Cook's, and all the best makes of Spur. Spoon and Centre Hits, Rules, Beve 8, Girders, Augurs. Chisels, tiles, Bench Sere vvs iron and wood; Hand Axes. Adr.es, Sand & Luiory I'aper. All who want to fit up a first rate set of tools, come to HUFFMAN'S g£s, %'K*nra si% (1 ALL at Hoffman's for the best Valentine J Iron. Horse Shoos, Nail Rods. Round & Square Iron, and Scollop from 1 to 5 inches; Bar Iron, ail sizes and a very heavy stock of Cast, Shear, Spring and Blister Steel, Anvils. \ ices. Bellows, tties, Borax and every thing you want. SHOE MAKERS. \lk L have for you Sole Leather, Calf Skins. • Uppers, Moroccos. Linings, Bindings, Boot Trees, Lasts, Crimping Boards. Clamps, Awls, Thread, Wax, Knives. Boot Webbing. Pincers. Punches, Heel Nails. Laces, Color and all kinds of tools at HUFFMAN'S KADULEItI WARE. VDDLE TREES. Pad Trees, Humes, KJ Buckles, Rings, Ferrets, .Swivels, Snaps, Sumps, Thread, Silk, Awls, Wax. Hair. Call and see them at HOFFMAN'S. OKUS. 4 SUPERIOR lot of fresh Drugs, always jLJL on hand. Prescriptions attended to with great care. Physicians can rely on having their medicines carefully compounded. All the popular Patent Medicines on hand and for sale by F. J. HOFFMAN. ISlmak EEooks & M|;i (ioitri'%. 4 LARGE Stock of Blank Books, such as -iIJL Ledgers. Daybooks, Memorandum and l ime Books. Cop, Letter, Bill and Note Paper. Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Peuhoid ers. Copybooks, Ink aud Ink Stands, at HUFFMAN'S. j 44i1l Paper mid Miitfles. V LARGE stock of Wai Pa- er, ready for spring market, of every sty le and prices. W tndow ."shades and Paper Uall before purchasing elsewhere and see the host selec tion and largest.stock in th HuiiMAN £J. j PU3LSC sale:. f.e Sold at pn! !ic sale, at the rosi- T der.ee of the undersigned, near Mil roy, on Friday, March 25, 18G4 : the following pers -na! property, to wit • S IHrOIFS-SIESS, f,"' 1 ' Oows. Sfe-ats. breeding Sows, Hay Rake. Young Oattle, - * 0 JafiTlfcl JJj ' ; ■ >., - THRESHING MACHINE, ■1 li ir>e broad wheel Wagon, 1 horse Wagon, ; 1 lows. Harrows, Cultivators, arid a vaiietv !of other Fanning Ftensiis. Also, I • Git AIX IX THE Git orXI) S.ilo to commence at !0 o'clock A. m. f pre . cisely, when terms will lie made known •JOSEPH 11 AWN. FARM, heretofore advertised, will fie oflercd at public sale on the above i day if not sold previously at private saie. Armagh township, March 9-ts. PU3L.IC SALE. W ILL be exposed to public sale at the f T residence of the subscriber, in Lewis town, on Monday, March 28, 1864, the following personal property, to wit: 03NTE3 OO^T^T", cooking Stove, nine plate St ve coal Stove-, Tables, Chairs, Carpet.*, Beds and Bedding! Bureaus, \\ a.-distuiuis. Looking Glosses, Window Blinds, Settee, and a variety nf : Household and Kitchen Furniture, too nam j eroos to mention. Sale to "oniiiience at 10 o'clock a. ni , pre | ctsely, when terms will t>- made known. ( ATHARINE BEAR LEY. Lew istown, .Marcfi IMs i 11.1, lie offered at pubuc sale, at the ! late residence f James Strrett, de I ceased, in Armagh town bin Miltiin co., uu Tuesday. March 2Jtii, 13G4 the following persona! property, viz: Two Horses. Colt. S Hogs, Grain in the Ground. Corn in tin- ear. a lot of Wheat, n b.t of Oats, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators. Corn Plow, (iraiu Cra dle, Forks. Hay Ladders. HhRSE TO 7 ER, Buggy Harness, a lot of Hides, and a variety of other articles, too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'cloidt. a m., when terms will be made known MARY STE BRETT, Adm'x. March 9. ISG4-td. 3 i il 2i A k, A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES F'lk "( eticd on Monday, Fobruarv 29fli, in the Lewistown Academy, witere all the com inon and higher English Branches will )>e taught, together witii Latin, French, Music, and Painting in Oil and Water Colors. Terms stated on applicatii it to the Princi pal A. PBOCELS. Lewistown, March 2. 1861. I£ J *7S?2CWIT Normal School AND" A G A D ZSZVX ILL open April 4th, 1864. The prin * " cipal mission nf this school is to the more fully prepare teachers for their great and responsible position. In order to this a Model School will he connected with the Normal. Besides the regular Academic course, instructions will be given in Instru mental Music and in German. For par ticulars. address Rev. S. J. IIAYES. Principal, or W. .J. SIEBEK Assistant. McYeytow , Much 2d, 1864.—5t Avoid the Draft. BY ENLISTING IN THE FIRST PI. ItISIIVt I'll Hill, Or any other Pennsylvania Regiment or JiaUery now in Service. S4OO Eounty---$"73 in Advance, will he paid to all men who re-enlist, pro tided they h.-tv- served nine months and have i been honorably discharged. S3OO Bounty---$73 in Advance, will be paid to men wh . enlist lor the first time. Payment will he made as follows; —At the Principal Depot after being mustered into service, veterans, j-Gii.tlb ; new recruits sfit),oo ; also, one month's pay in advance. >1.5,00 —total to each. £73,00 Ihe remairuf r oi the bounty will be paid to six equal instalments. Persons enlisting at the present time can have themselves credited to any Ward, iuwnslup or County in the State, ami win thereby receive a Local Bounty of from one hundred and tiiirtv to two hundred dollars, in addition to the United States Bounty Sia)"* Pay and subsistence from date of en listment. Wu. II PATTERSON Cap't. Ist Pa Cavalry. Recruiting Officer, Match, 9, I SG4.3t. Lewistovvn Hotel. PRIME EASTERN SI'GAR-fIRED H A M Country Bacon, Fine Eastern Cheese, Sour Pickles, Dried Peaches, Prunes, Cherries, Apples. Beans. Hominy, CANNED PEACHES, Tomatos, Cranberries. Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Black & Green Teas, & JE* Jt Z Syrups, Orleans Molasses. Ac. The above goods are of choice quality, and are offered at the lowest Cash Prices. . FELIX'S Is the Place to Buy your ni)iiJUJ3.& u&iinaa, as the People say he has the Goods that will please ail. and so cheap that they have some pennies left to buy Candies for their children. Come a'rl. we will he pleased to see yoV. Call aud buy your friends a present. jv.arlG J. W. STERRETT, WITH M. MORRIS MANTLE, IMPOKTKK AND DEALER IX Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, S!! K HANftKERUIIEFS, FAKV SO.iDS, \e., So. 53 \rrlh Third Street, Below Arch, fel>24.lm~ Philadelphia. _ "CHIT ZH.IBEH, ! .V. K. Corner of' Walnnt and Seeoiui Streets, PHILADELPHIA, Manufacturer, Importer, yMU&ASI h MUli E>e:am;S: lil' NS. PISTJLS. PISHING TACK I.E. FINE CI'T LUV. AMi MM Y M'OK'I IMI AKIULKS, Agent for the "Dead Shot ' Powder. irders from the uutry punctually attended to. imu2-L ; m George W. Carpenter, lienszev & Go's, WJJC, iilLlS JJlilfi AV!J) BiiliiiSAi WAHEIIOUSE. No. 717 Market Sine!, I'iiiladelpliia. ' | tll E siiiiM'riherf keep t!v <-u hand I 1 trge of Ih Alolicuus, C.Win wait, i an ma. .ii/iatl I', patiition.i. and every , other sirt;<•!'• v.i.i. I> uppet taius t- > the bu.driest), embracing tin' tnn-t extensive variety: also, PAINTS, OILS, & GLASS <>f every description. A'l -articles j,u, .uiN-'d troiu us can bo re l"d on . t-.-g > i the ulnar superior .ju&iitv, ind at a- low pjic< a- th< v can be had Wo •an offer such inducements as vvijl make it iie interest of purchasers to lay in their sup dies front us, and give us their future pat roitage, and invite ai] who visit the city to call at our establishment. All orders addres sed to us by mail or otherwise wiii uieet with prompt attention-. Uto. W. ('rj entrr, Hcnsz-y & Co. feho-3m 737 AJaritei t., Philadelphia. To the Boot and Shoe Trade. CHAbE & PEDDLE. MANUFACTURERS OF UirPERS, No. 19 South Third Slrrrl, (CP STAIRS,)* PHILADELPHIA. Inform the trade that they keep constant ly on hand a full assortment of Men's, Wo men and Children Bmst and Shoe Uppers, of every description, made only from prime stuck and fitted with host materials in the most fashionable City Styles Trial orders sire solicited, and prompt attention will be paid to all orders sent to tbeui. &rms—Cash on ]). . ut ry. iar.27—3m PRINCE & CO'3. Weil-Known MELODEONS & HARMONIUMS, introducing the effect of pedal bass on every instrument. V ERNEST GABLER'S Raven and fiacon's and KaUct Davis it Co*s Celebrated PIANOS, i for cash, at a liberal deduction. JAMES BELIjAK, sole Agent, 270 and 2SI South Filth St., above Spruce. apls, 'G3-ly Philadelphia. ESTABLISHED 1760. Snuff & Tobacao Manufacturer, Jt; ic is CJI t.MBERS ST., i (Formerly 42 Chatham street, New York,) XXTOI LD call the attention of Dealers to ? V the articles of his manufacture, viz. erown sssurr. Maeubny, D-migros, Fine llappee. Pure Virginia, Coarse Rappee, Nachi todies, American Gentleman, Copenhagen. irsLLow siMurr. | Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch, lligh Toast- Scotch, Fresh do Scotch, Irish lli.h Toast, Fresh Scotch, or Lundyfoot, Att'-ntii-n ;s called to the large reduc tion in prices of Fine Cut Chewing and Smo king Tobaccos, which will he found of a eu j pcrior quality. TC3ACCO. SMulilMi. I IM v I I i.iiLWlNii. SMOivlXtt ' ItOh).', I*. A. h. or plait), S. Jd|jo. j -V !, ( avor few*t # ,St>ahisb, St>. 2. few*-' t fee Otoiioco, Canister, >.#*, 1& 2 inix* I, Tlo A-oil taven Jab, Turkish, tra ulateti. N. B—A circular of prices will he sent ! on application. dec23-ly. For Rats. .11 Ire! Roa clies, Ants, Brd^Bugs, Roths in Furs, Woolens, £e., Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c. P-.t u;> ill 2-> till an-l SI.UO Bottlss arJ FtasW*. $3 aii'i $3 si/t-s f-ir flornu, Pt auc 1 xsXiTt'Tioss, Ac. "Only Infallible Remedies known." , " Free I i f; ni I'oi-oSH. " Not to the Human Family " " ltats oouve o ol their holes to die." >ld \V hoiesaic in all large cities. Sold by all Druggists and Retailors everywhere. !! Bev aiik!!'. of all worthless imitations See that "COSTAR'S" nanae is on each Box, Bottle and Flask, before you buy. 3*£T vddress HENRY R. COSTAB. •®PRiNCtPAi, DEPOT. 452 Broadway, N. Y. by all Wholesale and Retail Drug gists in Rewistown, Pa. I'eb3-8m / 'OAL HODS, Sheet Z:ne, Pokers, Shovels und Mica at F. J. HOFFMAN'S,
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