•/in
LOuAL APTAIRb.
faT\Va>liington's Birthday,22d inst.
passed by without any public demon
gtration on the part ot our citizens
The Mite Society commenced a ver\
successful festival in the M. E. Church
The schools were closed in accordance
with the school law. a nuinbet
of our respectable (?) young men de
siring to change the time honored
custom of' celebrating the ting, made 11
demonstration in the uiyht, and
tip tea late hour could be heard upon
the street in drunken revelry.
Goon TEMPLARS.—A second Lodge
of this order was organized in this
place on Friday evening last. By this
we know that the work is progressing
here, and have hope that much good
will yet be accomplished.
The membership of the old Lodge
is still increasing, and when the new
one gets fairly under way, the combin
ed forces will make king alcohol trem
ble. The order was named Woods
Lodge, iti respect to the memory of
the late Dr. Woods, a firm friend of the
Temperance cause. The officers are as
follows.
\V. ('. T. —0. O. MeClean.
V T. —Maria Deuieon.
E.LI. F. McCoy.
T. Win. M rauuebaker.
c.—W. I>'*-•
\ s.—f. Frysunger.
V". S.—l> VV. Wc '.cls.
M S' tti Bcniicr.
A. M —Kate l'arker.
j <;._ M >llic McCoy.
O. (.; -G. W. Reed.
R. 11. S —Maggie Rosa,
i.. 11. S. —Sadie Milliken.
THE STATE TAX.— The Commission
ers we learn have made, or intend to
make, application to the Legislature to
authorize them to collect the three
mills assessed for State purposes, which
has been released by the iegi>laiure,
and appropriate the same to county
pumoves. i here is we tind much oh
■ i lioii to tins movement; lirst, on the
ground that the commissioners have
already levied in this year's tax a sum
sufficient to pay off about 810,000 of
the bounty debt; and second, that to
numerous tenants who pay half or the
whole of taxes on property they oceu
pv, tiie design of the Legislature would
be entirely defeated, as all these ten
ants would thus be paying out of their
labor taxes which belong to and would
ultimately come from the prop* rty
This objection is certainly a vuiid one,
to instance which we know of one case,
where if will make a difference of
We make the fact known, so that those
interested may take measures to conn
teract the movement, if they are dis
satisfied with the action of the com
missioners.
BUTCHERS AT MARKET. —Messrs. J
IF i-ler and Spaulding commenced at
tending market under the Town Hal!
on Saturday morning, and purpose
continuing the business on Tuesday, i
Thursday, and Saturday mornings, and j
on Saturday evening of each week, j
with beef, mutton, veal, &c. Hush up j
prices low and beef go^d.
Saloon under the lied Lion j
Ilotol has been altered and refitted ;
throughout, and now presents a more j
attractive appearance than any estab- j
lishment of the kind in town. A large '
room has been partitioned off for eat- I
iug oystets and other refreshments,
and this is furnished with several tables .
covered with clean white cloths, con- !
dirnents, &c , the whole being just such '
a place as an epicure can enjoy him
seh with tho best of oysters, &e., which
S & A P Eisenhise, who have it in
charge, always endeavor to keep on
hand. The reader will ot course call
and look at it.
The Representative Conference met
in this place on Thursday last and ap
pointed Col. J. J. Patterson of Juniata
••>nd I>. S. Baker of Huntingdon, Re
presentative Delegates to the Union
State ( 'invention. The proceedings
w. re carried off, so that we are unable
to give them.
Senutorlal Conference.
1 he >• nut'.i::,l Conferees of tins district met nt
T.ewistown on ttin 23d February. Ihftfi. The meeting
v. '1 organized by electing James A. Bearer President
olid John h. shulersecy. The following Couieroes
we-re present:
Biair—F. .McCoy. John Louden. Samuel MeCamant
tViitre-Ja*. A. Bearer. Andrew orejj K . Wtn. l>. Wifcotn
Huntingdon— John Householder, Dr.Th mr>*„n l| Pn .
rvGraffius. Juniata— lT. J. P. Sterrett. Cant. A M
Martin, Col. J. J. Patterson. Mifflin—R. p. Wanl-lr'
I Miehael Buov, A. J. North. Perry—l>r. J. pi l i-f-'
<- B. Ellis, and John R. Shuier.
• hi motion conference proceeded to the nomination
o' <• uididat and a ballot beinr bad. Benjamin Hew
itt. Em, . of Blair and I>. W. Woods. Esq., of
were duly elected Senatorial Delegates. On motion
the following resolution was adopted :
■ H--olved, That the Delegates elected to-day to the
St;.te Convention be instructed to vote for Hon. JOHN
WL .IT ot Huntingdon county, a* our tir.-t choice for
j vernur. and tor Major (ieneral JOHN W. (iiAir of
■ Cumberland county as our second choice.
JAMES A. BEAVER, Pres't.
■ JHS R. SBILKB, Sec'Y.
1A box containing ashes, at Daniel
Albright's residence, in Derry town-
Gup, took fire, a few days ago, but was
di.-covercd before damage was done.
1 ie following communication
_ fiom the Managers of the Mattawana
Bridge Company, respecting a commu
nication in the Gazette signet! Justice,
' calls for rather an unusual mode of
making known an author's name. We
know nothing of the circumstances
- connected with the matters at issue,
and had the managers during ihe past
c year taken notice of several cominuni
I cations which appeared while the pa
per was not in our hands, we should
L ' j riot have published the communication
a referred to. "Justice" therefore is re
quested to make himself known to the
II j hoard, or in fairness wo are hound to
give them the information asked, 1
0 though not through the Gazette, as
such a course is we believe without
precedent:
M E VETTOW.X, February 24, lSbf.
R GKXTLKMEX The undersigned. Directors of the
Mattawxna Bridge Company, respectfully request i
1 you to give in your next week's paper the name of
the niuividut! WHO has been wining through your
paper against the management of said Bridge, the
whole of which are tissue of falsehoods, and wc
I intend to bring him to what he sign.- himself- J CSTJCK.'' j
lours, Respeetfully,
Charles Bratton. Pres't. David Ross.
Win. Hardy, Clerk. Win. Harshbarger,
Joint Ross. Thomas Fritz,
Casper Dull. D. M. Dull.
Messrs. G. i.G. U. Frysinger.
I I !
The robins appeared here this morn- j
. j ing in numbers, and wore quite merry, j
The Mite Society of the M. E. Church I
j realized about 84U0 above expenses '
from tiieir suppers and fair.
Gold is said to have been found in
the 2s arrows near Matin's and copper I
up the river in Granville township.
A number of persons ot the baptist
faith were immersed in the river near
Strode s mills, a few weeks ago.
i be ice which bad accumulated on
the river in great quantity, finally
gave way on Saturday, and the ehan
!
i nel is now clear.
Samuel Hull, of tli.s place, had his
arm broken by the crank of a hand
car on the i'enna. 11 11. a few weeks
ago. He was a workman on the Gran
ville bridge.
There u as a law against fishing with
nets in the tributaries of the Juniata,
which of course included all the
streams emptying therein. We think
1 ; it is still in force.
The Democrat says a new post office, j
j to he called "Granville," has been es
tablished on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, at Drought's crossing, about tour
miles above this place Walter L
Owens is the postmaster.
A preliminary meeting was held in the
i Town Hall on Saturday evening Mr
purpose of forming a Building As- !
Woeiation. A committee was appoint- '
; ed to report a charter,; &c., and we!
learn that the prospects of success are j
! good.
publishers through- !
! out the I liited States, who desire 10 !
| have energetic agents in Philadelphia
i are requested, respectfully, to send
copies of their issues to the Mining
News, Philadelphia.
fcaU The Senatorial Conference ol
; the opposition party met in Hunting
don on Monday, 12th, and elected II |
! Milton Speer, Esq., of that plaefe and \
| Dr. Milliken of Perry, Delegates to
j the State Convention to be held March j
; sth. It is understood that these dele- '•
I gates are for Clyuiorof Berks for Gov- !
i era or.
The Ladies' Mite Society hereby i
tender their sincere thanks to a gener
I ous public for its'very liberal patronage
| of the recent festival held for the ben
i efit of the Al. E. Church.
MARY McConn, Secretary.
CANCER CAN BE CURED.
Br. Hebern, of Quineey, Illinois,
cures cancer without krvif'e, pain, or
loss of blood, in from four to twenty- !
; four hours; also treats consumption !
! successfully.
JliTi'f) from other (Counties.
; A wild hcrg was killed in Clearfield j
| county a few weeks ago, the first at '
! tempt having tailed, but not until it
had killed one dog, wounded another
and cut W in. Mulhollen to'the bone in
both legs with its tusks. It had been
; at large for three years.
Robert MeNeal and Capt. James M
Wix broke into Tusearora creek below
Acidemia a few weeks ago. MeNeal
got a soaking in the cold water and '
came near drowning. The horse and
i buggy went under and were lost.
A collision this side of Patterson
occurred on Saturday a week, by which 1
Lewis Durnbach had his leg broken,
and Charles A. Willuughby, a lad of 15
from Huntingdon, had his head badly
injured, and John Brumbaugh, aged
14, from the same place, had his right
foot injured. The boys were dead
heading their passage to Harrisburg.
David Owens, of Spruce Creek,
Huntingdon county, met with a heavy
loss on Friday night a week. He had
sold out his store and had with bim in
his bed room about 87,000, all of which
I was taken some time during the night. I
MARRIED
On the 27th of December. ISCS. bv Rev. J. W. White.
SAMUEL O. McCURDY to Miss ANNA MARGARET
MeOLIN I'tii K. daughter of Felix McClititock. ull of
Kisha<',.qui!las Valley.
On til- 1 Mil of January, ISMS, by the same, JOHN
TH< >M PSi tN s T£RRE T'l' of Ttiseaiora valley,to Mi<-
IMARti.IRET 1 STERRETT. daughter of Nathaniel
W. Sterrett, of Locke's Mills.
On the 25th of January. IW. hv the same. EMANU
EL RUSSELL to MINN MARGARET LINTUURST,
all of .Milroy.
<>n the 25th of February, at the residence of the
bride's mother, by Rev. W. Uwvti. G. E. WORST, of
Lancaster county, to Miss MARY L. BRIMMER, of
McVeytovvu.
On the I.sth of February, hv Rev. J. M. Steek. AU
GUSTUS G ING ERICH to Miss ELIZABETH YOUNG,
; both of Belleville.
On the 2uth of February, at the residence of the
i bride's mother. I t Rev. J. F. Brown, W. H. RICE
to Miss .MAGGIE fIACK. both of Milroy.
> On Ho- 22d of February, at the residence of the
bride, by Rev. J. B. Reimensnvder. JOHN S. K AI'FF
-31A N to Mias I'll SUE KAUfFM.VN, both of Lewis
j towu.
On the 22d inst.. in Hanover. Pa., by Rev. Honck,
; JOHN FRYSINGER to Miss SARAH E. MEL HORN,
both of Hanover, York co., Pa.
On the 20th inst ,bv.Rev.W. Downs.CYRUS COUCH
i to Mrs. HANNAH M. CROWXOVER, both of Hun
tingdon. Pa.
On the 22<1 inst., by Rev. W. Downs, ALBERT H.
BOKTEL, of McVeytow n. to Miss SARAH ANN KERR
J of Wayne township.
i >n the 27th of February, at the Union House, hv N.
| J Rudisill, Esq.. HIRAM ROSS to stiss EMMa'BO
; LINGER, both of Freedom Forge.
riili MARKETS.
LEWTSTOW N, February 2,5, 1 *O6
Wheat, red. per bushel ?1 90
wbite " 2 00
Barley •' 50
Bye " 60
Dills " 35
Pern, new " 45
Cleverseed " 4 50
Timothy seed " 3 tit)
Flaxseed * " 225 j
Butter per lb 40
Liird " 16
FogM per dozen 20
Beeswax per lb 40
Country soap " onl2
Tallow " I 1
Wool " 50
Feathers " 75
Hops " 15
Country llams " 20
Sides " 15
*• Shoulders per lb 15
Pried Apples per bushel 2 50
(.'berries " 2 00
Beans " 1 50
Potatoes, 1 00
Salt, bbl 3 otj
" Sack 3 25
Floor is retailing at the following prices;
Lewistnwn Extra Family per ewt. 5 00
Supetfine 4 50
Kxtri Family per hbl 10 50
Superfine 9 50
Pliiladtrlphia Markets.
Flour G 25a7 ; lied wheat 200a210e;
white wheat 218a225c: llyo 80e; Corn
08c; Outs 4>e.
LIFE'S FANCY PART.
Volume 1, Chapter 3.
And so tliey stood upon thf Walk,
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FOR SALE,
\ SHAKES OF STOCl^in the HamHton
M'C'iintock Oil Cioni aoy, a dividend
paying concern, at cost. per share I Ins
company has declared two dividends t.f 4 per
cent, in the past four months, and now ex
pacts to declare monthly di. idends of not less I
than 2 per cent a month. fel2l
L XT JVC BHR..
r S LIL7 undersigned has just received, and I
will keep cunstuntlv on hand, all kinds j
of DRY LUMBER, BFiLL) STUFF, SHIN
ULBS.
in a first class Lumber Yard. Orders will be j
promptly attended to.
CHARLES II ANDERSON.
feb2i-3ui Huntingdon. Pa.
Ao So nsAusmaasj
U. S. Examining Surgeon,
\T T EST Market street. Lewistown. two j
Y f doors from the diamond, offers his ;
professional services to the public. By au
thority from Washington he has been ap i
po nted an Examining Surgeon. feb7
DOWN! DOWN' DOWN<
Verv I.on at
H O F F EVS A N ' S.
Good Molasses, 14 cts> pt . r quarl .
s J r "P. 25 do
Rest do 34 j ,
Set;ars, good hr .wn, ]4 ctß . oer pound.
Extra, very light, 15 'do
m C ' lX do
i EAS. good Black, 1 25 do
C 'FFEE, prime, 34 ,j 0
Kx,rn ' t 37 do
Coal Oil, 20 cts. per quart. '
TRY 1 11i;n ?
WILLIAM LIND,
has now open
A NEW STOCK
OF
Cloths, Cassimeres
AND
VESTINCS,
which w ill be made up to order in the neat
est and most fashionable styles. apl9
OILCLOTHS.
hall, stair, and carriage—the best
. styles and low, at Hoffman's. ,
The Best is the Cheapest.
f S8lCCO a(l
the very best brands can be had at
FRYSIXGER'S TJB.ICCO & SECAR STORE,
in any quantity, from an ounce of
to a cartload, and from a penny Cheroot to
100,000 best //availas
Look at the Price*.
per lb.
Oronoko Twist, something extra, jl 40
Spun roll that can't be beat, 1 10
Navy, that is Navv, 1 00
Congress Bs, a prime T. bacco, 1 00
Congress 9s, genuine old Virginia, 90
Congress 10s, good Tobacco, 80
Natural Chewing Plug, " 1 20
1)( >g Leg, 100
Plug Smeking Tobacco, 40
fine Cut Century, very fine quality, 150 1
" Cavendish, nice and sweet, I 20 1
; Cut &, Dry 50 to CO cts. !
Pipes from 1 cont t0 *j 00
Tobacco Pouches and Boxes, Match Safes
and Cigar Oases
r-c -i gcOTs->:&*< p-ry.> J
I can offer genuine clear //avana Cigars at !
10 cents or three fur 25 cents; Connecticut i
and //avana at 5 cents; Penna at 3 cents,
| and Cheroots at L cent
10 lOP.CEAITTS,
*
; 1 would say that I have a very heavy stuck of
Tobacco arid C gars always in band, at pri>
Lees fur Tobacco as low as the city, arid Cigars
,at lower prices. All goods sold by me are
I warranted as represented or tbe goods may
be returned, and money will be refunded.—
Convince yourself that it will be to your in
; terest to deal with me bv giving tne a trial
' E. FRYSIXGKR.
r.ewistnwn.. Fell. 14 1800.
The Great English Remedy'
.HKUTKCTJJU BY HOY AI, I.KTTKItS I'ATKNT.
*G?: J ( LAKhE'M
Celebrated Female Fills.
Preparet /nan it prescription of Sir ./. Olarke, M. It. ;
Phyn iem Hutiaoniioaiy to the. t^taen.
This iiivaiiuiljlr medicine Is unfailing in t!i cure of all !
tho-'' painful i.int ikunteroiis diseases lu which the lemale
ceil-taution i* sulijccti lt> miMlcrim*.* :Oi excessa:i I re
moves .ill o hst.ru cl lon "..from whatever cause, .uci a speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MA• RI I.l> LADIES
it i. particularly s> ite.l. It will. In a short time, bring on
| tile monthly period with regularity.
i K.ich Lottie.. price one ilolhtr, tiea r s the (Jov-rminent
i Stamp of tirc-ot Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION,
! These PL'* .SH<HIM not he* taken by females during the
FIRST iIfUFE MONTHS of pregnancy. a>they af sure
' bring on • nltacarrl:u r r, but at any other time they arc
I Silit'.
Every ivc-pian krwwsthat the bloom of health must fade,
; with the irregularity or obstruction o; The men
: s. The?* Fills are truly the woman's friend in her hour
of trial, and 'the only sure, positive, and n<verfailing cure
< and regit Li-fcor of suppression of nature, from whatever
j calls'*, tje inlitl that Ihe feeblest can lake Phew with per
j * t seKWitv. .yet so powerful lit their efleets* thai they
m.iv be -nS'lv e.-iled.a neverfailfng TO'gulatnr.
lu at) ci;se< A.I Nerv>us and spinal Affections, Pains in
*he l.*d and Limbs. Fatigue on .flight exertbm, l,.slpiUi
ifo'n ♦>! the Heart. Hysterics and whites, these Pills will ef
| led a cor** when .ill other uieans have failed; and although
i ; poweriul remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, atitini*>
. or ii > ihliig hurt thl to the constitution.
1 r •: directions in the pamphlet around each package,
; which should be carefully preserved.
iSDLh ill ALL
Sole-General Agent for the United States and British Do- j
: minima*;.
JOB MOSES, .7 Cortland St., New York.*
! N. 3 —Si 00 and t* three cent postage stamps enclosed to j
' .i?i> a- agetit, will ensure a botti*, containing 50 |
; Fills r by return mail* securely sealed from all obseiration. •
LIFE—HeaIth—STRENGTH.
LIFE—HeaIth—STRENGTH,
LIFE—HeaIth—STRENGTH.
The 4i'cnt I'rrsarh Sbiunly.
Dll. JUAN DELAMARIIE'L
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS.
Pt'cp*r"i frmn a prmcriptioa of Dr. Juan Dtkwiarrc,
:r "ft t<t the Hospital do Xur I on
Larib usiere of Paris,
\ nrui.i: meifcitie is no imposition, but is unfiifng !
,n tnect • i Sperinaforrha- or Seminal AYeakiie>.>. Every j
s,-vi"s *rir r? or I'ritiaiy 1 rritabiiity. In voluntary or
N - .jirlv >entu.l Kmis-dons from whatever cause produced •
u v. Y >ev •: *, wilM.e speedily relieved and theorgans :
rtsloi- 1 to hi .lit hy act lot..
t■- 1 •• my o]anions of eminent French physicians:
"\N e 1 ive used the Specific Fills prepared by Uaranciere
Ar lo*j>ont. No 2!4 ttu* Loin hard, from the prescription of
Dr. .tii.m l>. h:m.;rre, in our pr'vafe practice with uni
form -u- -•*. and we be :• v.- j. nootiier medicine so j
well calculated lo dirr all p •;-ons <utiering from lnvolutt- |
t.t y Em.scions or any oth-T weakness of the sexual or- !
IT.ins, whether caused by a sedentary mode of living, ex- I
cesses, or abuse.
K. A. lIZAI RtPAP.If., M I).
G. D. DLJARDIX, M. I*.
JEAN LK LLUCUUK, M. D.
Paris. May
IICWAIt 12 OF COtJN IT.KFMI rs.
The Genuine Pills are sold by all the Principal Druggists j
throughout the world, price one dollar per box, or six box
es for !i v e do'lars.
<i AK ANCI KK E A: DUPONT, Sole Proprietors,
No. Lombard, Part*.
One dollar enclosed to apy authorrod agent, will insure (
a box b> return mail, securely scal- vl from all obser\atioti. j
Six hoxt-s .or five dollars.
G ueni Agents lor America.
OSCAR (1. MO>KS a CO.. Cortland st., N. j
V. B —Kretjch, German, Spanisii and Engllsli Pamphlet- t
contaitiiii J tull particulars and directions-for use, sent free I
to any address.
Soli in Lt-wistown by F. J. HOFFMAN. Janl7-ly
i a r a ct ii n s > t: i i-.
fJfH IS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the
I best nniele knovvn fur curing the CatarrK CoUl in
the Head and Headache It has been found an excel
lent remedy in many cases of Sore Eyes. Deafness has
been removed by it. and Hcariraj lias often been ureal
Iv improved by its use.
It is fragrant and agreeable, and
Gives m.vieni atk RELIEF
to the dilll heavy painseaused b_,-"diseases of thehead.
The sensations after using it are delightful and invig
orating. It opens and purges out all obstruetiens,
strengthens tfie glands, and gives a healthy action to
the parts affected
MORI! THAN THIRTY- YEARS'
of sale and use of DR. M ARSKALI'S CATARRH AXD IIEAD
ACHE F.M FF. has proved its great value for all the com
mon diseases of the head, and at this moment stands
higher than ever before.
It is recommended by manv of the best physicians
and i- used with great success and satisfaction every
where.
Read the Certificates of Wholesale Ilrug
gists in 1854.
The undersigned, having for many years been ac I
quainted with DR. MARSHALL'S CATARRH"AND HEADACHE I
SNIFF, and sold it in our wholesale trade, cheerfully '
state that we believe it to be equal, in every respect, j
to the recommendations given of it for the cure of !
Catarrhal Affections, and that it is decidedly the best {
article we Itavo ever known for all common diseases
of the head,
Burr 4 Perry, Boston, I Barnes & Parke, N. Y
Ueeil, Austin #Co , " |A.B. £ D. Sands,
Brow n, hansom k Co.. " Stephen Paul k Co., "
Keetl.Cutler k Co., '■ l*ruei Minor ACo_ "
S<-Til \N. Fowle, " ( MeKesson A Itofihins, "
Wilson, hail-bank k Co. " jA. L. Scoville &. Co., "
Ilenshaw, Edniau-l i Co., M Want, Close <k Co , "
11. H. Haj-. Portlami, Me. j Bush a Gale.
For sale by all Druggists, TRY IT.
jaul"-ly.
siiKfWiiiais
PRESSED rttid soldered, a fine assortment
of all kinds—down, down, at
HOFFMAN'S.
BLANK BOOKS, all sixes. Cap, letter, I .
note and wrapping paper. Envelopes, '
Ac., at lIOFFMAN'S. j
ihe AiikfiiCdu Wiiitj jfiaiit.
undersigned having heen extensively
1 engaged in growing Fin,„ vS an d ulaai! .
facturing Wine fur the last four years, are t
prepared to furnish Plants the coming Sarin" I
at the following rates: sls per hundred, or
Sl2 50 per hundred when a thousand or more
are ordered. Each plant will make from one
to two gallons of wine the first season, equal
*to the best Sherry Wirtes of Europe. Sam
ple wine forwarded by express at the whole
sale priee, $3 per gallon. Letters of inquiry,
orders for wine and plants promptly attended ;
j to by addressing.
KELLY ,fc KLECKNER,
fe7-2m* Ruff.tlo X Roads, Union co , Pa. !
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
W' ''' :l v ' ?w in an
2". early Spring supply, I am
selling my present stuck of
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.,
I at greatly redo ,d p. ices—-hoes as low as 00
cents,.and from that up.
Call ii you want bargains.
feb,!4. FRANK it.WENT/.. j
!>KK VKAII! We w:m
j -*-9--'*>—gem, every w here to sell our
VPROVED S2O Sewiug Machine*. Three m-w kind.-.
I'nder au-l upper feed. Warranted five years.—
I Above salary or large eomtni-.-iutis pant. The ONI.Y
machines sold in the Dinted States for less than s4u,
I which are fully licensed hy Howe, U'hrrler a 1 i t/eon,
I Graver f- if eUcrr, Sittper a- I'm. and Bgcheldpr. A'l
'■ other machines are .nf; . ■■i .uent* and the <•//. r. ,r
I twer are liahlc to arret!, 'tin. , and imprteoAnient, Circn
j lars free. Address, or cuil upon Shaw ("lurk. Hi.l
--; deford, Maine, dec 20-isly
New Stock of Hats, Caps, &c.
W. 3- ZOLLIU^EErj
Market uc.et Door to John Kennedy
g| llns just receiveil from
i gjpgSafrL pni.t. the most extensive
stock and complete assort
inent of
1 ever eziiihited in this place, which will he dis
I posed uf at such prices as to defy Competition, j
and which ho invites everybody to call and
! examine, as he is satisfied that his stock can
; not fail to please.
For the Ornish tie has constantly on hand,
or will make to order, hats to thrir taste of I
] any required size or brim, at prices which
! cannot tail he satisfactory.
Country Merchants vviil find it to their ad ■
vantage to give him a call, as a iiiieral deduo- j
lion will he made to wholesale purchasers.
Don't forget the place, nest door to John
Kennedy's Store and nearly opposite the
Odd Fe lows' Hull. may II
~"m W" goods,
\\ T E have just returned from the East
T T with ti fresh stock of goods, which
we are determined to sell eheao.
We have Urt*y Twilled ail wool Flannel, at
50 cents and upwards. Canton Flannel 50
cents and upwards. A general assortment of
DRESS GOODS.
In Ladies' Cloth we have Black. Drab,
Grey, and Water Proof. Black Cloth for
Ladies' Cloaks, which we are prepared to
sell by the yard, ready made or make to or
der. Black and white piaid wool long Shawls,
| very fine, Balmorals,
Hoop Skirts,
Hosiery. G1 ves, floods, Nubias, Breakfast
| Cat es, ifce., Jcc.
j We have made arrangements to keep an
! assortment of Enrkea Zephyrs, a splendid ar
| tide for kii'tting Shawls, Ilouds. Pulse War- j
| mers, Ac. Clot! s. Satinets,
S 4 3. 4. 3
j Kentucky Jeans, fi.r Metis* and Boys' wear.
.Also, a full stock of GROCERIES, in fact
j everything usually kept in stores in this 1
place, all of which we have determined to i'
j self as cheap, if not cheaper than any oifier
! establishment in town.
S J. BRISBIN & CO..
West Market st , opposite the Jail.
Lewisfown, Nov. 1, 1805.
Estate of John Human, dee'd.
O'l'lCE is 1 ereby given that Letters Hes
i V tainentary on the estate of JOHN 11A
MAN, laie of the Borough of Mc\eytown,
Miiliin county, deceased, have been granted !
to the undersigned, tbe first named residing j
in McYeytown, said county, and the other i
at Cedar Rapids, lowa. All poisons having
claims against the said estate vviil present
: them for settlement to Wui. Maeklin, to whom I
: also those indebted will make payment.
WM MAC KLIN,
JOHN 11 11AM AN,
febl46i* Executors.
W WlMliM!
In addition to an extensive stock of
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
MEDALSONS,
BREAST PINS,
RINGS,
and other
J ■ IE "XA7" IE X-, DEFL 3
AT
'J*
establishment, will be found a beautiful as
sortment uf
MDI 23*
I'llll l UUBAI'II A 1.11 l ll,
ALISO, i
of all the prominent
JJjyJ diJillAi-5, i
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
and hundreds of other articles.
H. W. JUNK IN.
Lewistown, May 24. 1865.
Bird Cast's.
BUY your Bird Cages—thev are pretty— *
at HOFFMAN'S. I
DRIED PEACHES and APPLET
at (feb2t j F. J. HUFFMAN'S.
IXA TONS best prepared WILKES
JLOU BARRE, SUNBtJRY & PITTS- o
ION COAL, all under cover, for sale by *
janl7y WM. B. HOFFMAN. j
NUiiCE TO TAftiiiEßb!
PRO DUG U WAN' rEI >.
T 11AVF. leased the Warehouse at the
J West-end nf Market Street, in (lately
j oeenpied by rrtinei* MCCIUIP £ Co.. uhero pre
pared to purchase at the highest market rates, or.ro
| ceire or. storage all fcliwlsof grain and other produce
Cual, salt ami planter kept constantly on haml for
1 sale. VBNKK HIOMI'SOX.
i Lewistown, Aug 23. lsC>6.-tf
M B. The -iflnie business also continued as hereto
ore. at the Warehouse in Keodsviile.
LEV7TSTOW.N"
STEAM MILLS
AGAIN IN MOTION.
T C. BIA Al\ KB & CO. having pur-
chased the Lewistown Strain Mult want !•
j 1 Hivii:t.e. at tin* highest CASH Plllt'Fld
5D.000 Bushels WHEAT,
20 000 " BARLEY,
10000 " OATS,
10000 " RYE.
! Also. CLOVEUf FI,AX end TIMOTHY
SEEDS.
KUU I! and FKFIPnlwRys on hand. Mid delivered
! at ativ place in tlte borough. Also,
FISH, SALT, PLASTER,
. ground or iu the Stone. Wilkeebßrre. Banbury uid
Likens Valley Coals,
j #*-< > RUCKS run COAL. KLOLR OK F'ttv ttft AT THE
' STORE win. he rr,O.vpiLv ATTENDED ro septia
Brown's Mills.
r jpllK undersigned are prepared to
I buy all kinds of Produce for cash, or receive on
.store at Brown's Mills, Keed.stille, Pa. We will have
: on hand
Plaster, Salt and Coal.
We intend keeping tbe mid constantly running, n.l
hare
11333, *333-, aa, A3,
; for sale at the lowest Market rates, at all times.
4t#" , Tlie public ate requested to give us a call.
Sep27tf H. STREAK A HOFFMAN'S.
Lewistown Mills.
TIIE
! HIGHEST CASH PRICES Pilß WHEAT, AND
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN,
I or received it on storage, at the option of those
j having it for the market,
i They hope, hy giving due and personal at
fention to business, to merit a liberal share of
I public patronage.
ftaTl'L ASTER, SALT and LimeburnerH
COAL always on hand
WM. 15 McATEE & SOX.
Lewistown, .Jan. 1, ibG5.-tf
Till Hl'l7 TOMDBI
AT
NOTICE TO FARMERS!
r I" , HE undersigned announces that he
I is now prepared to buy or receive on
storage, and forward all kinds of
Grain and other Produce,
at his new Warehouse at Iteedsville.
I'LASIKIi, SILT A CO.VL
kept constantly on band for sale.
He also continues the Produce Business at
the old stand in Lewistown.
octlO-tf AIiXER THOMPSON.
IRON BUILDINGS,
No. 37, Fifth st,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
TUITION FEE
!\i:va:K chafed,
FORTY DOLLARS PAYS FOR
The Full Graduating Course.
r jTME UNLIMITED, IN
Book Keeping,
Business Penmanship,
Commercial Calculations,
Lectures Upon Law, Ethics,
Detecting Counterfeit Money.
Other Colleges have either advanced their tuition
fee to Sou. or charge SUi to Ale extra for Penmanship.
Their Boots and Stationery. al-<>. costing from ?12 it
s2o—ours cost but $6.
DI'FF'S ORIGINAL PLAN" OF BUfMKFISS EDU
CATION. as taught in this city for about twa-nty-five
years from his own systems of Hook Keeping, which
are sanctioned by tue American institute und Cham
ber of Commerce. audother competent authorities of
New York, as the most perfect system in use. with W.
H. DI'FF'S FIRST PREMIUM I'.CSINK-SS AND
OK NAM ENTAL PENMANSHIP taught in
DAI ami lA FAIAIs
It will he found by proner inquiry that-tbis i the
only College of the kind in the Union conducted by
an experienced Merchant, and whose Pontoon is a
trained accountant.
4££*~Morchant. s teamers and Bankers can always
obtain tliorouguly educated accountants ou applica
tion at our ottice.
tMrThoae desiring our elegant new Circular, pp. 75
containing an outline of om Coarse of study aud prae
tice. with Samples of our Penman's Business and f>r-
IKtiiiensal Writing, must enclose TWKNTY-FIVE
CENTS to
P. DUFF A SON,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
4fy*We will mail any person enclosing liss2, a copy
fo either our Mercantile or Steamboat Book Keeping
post paid. nov294m*
ITCH? ITCH! ITCH!
Scratch ! Scratch ! Scratch !
Wlieaton's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch in 48 Honrs,
Also cures Salt Kkcum, llctrs, ChllblalM,
and ail L.i uptioii* of the Skin. Price 60 cents
For .-ale by ; ,ii Druggists.
Agents, 1.0 Washington st., Boston. MA--., if will he
Orwiirded by mail, tree ol pusltq;*, to any part of th
Luited states sep2*Cm
BEST FAMILY FLO'JR,
from ih well-know n
Brown's Mills*
san be had at all times in Lewistown, at she stores of'
F". J. Hoffman and Henry Zerbe.
„ , H. STRUNG 4 HOFFMANS.
Reedsville, Pec. C, lWi.-ilm