J■ K. HARTZLER, BilleciHe, Mifflin County, Rlitor. A correspondent sends us a no tice of the spring examination at Kish* acoquiilus from which we make the following brief extract: "The winter session at Kisbacoqaillas Seminary closed on Friday, March 9tb. The j last two days were devoted to the ex- ! amination of students, most of whom acquitted themselves with great credit- There were sixty live pupils enrolled during the session, which is a larger number than were present at any time i during the last nine years, while the , prospects for the future were never I brighter. —--. . - For the Educational Column. A Teacher's Influence. A few years ago a correspondent of j the Jioston Transcript related the fol- j lowing interesting incident in the col- i tnnns of that paper : 'I cannot remember the year—it was long ago —that 1 passed the night un der the hospitable roof of the Hon. Salem Towne, of Charlton, in the county of Worcester. As we sat together, in the evening, and were speaking of education and of schools Mr. T ovvne informed me that about I the year 1800 he taught a school in the ; Southwestern district of Charlton. — An inhabitant of Sturbridgc, tlie ad joining town, had a son of whose abil- j ities and gciTeral character he appear- j ed to entertain a low estimate, and off whom he spoke to Mr. Towne, dispar agingly, "as a boy who gave him troub le.'' Mr. Towne, notwithstanding this paternal forewarning, consented to re- j C-eiv-e the 1 a-d MI probation. On the : evening of the very first day, the j school agent came to the teacher and : told him that the boy was a very bad I boy, and would disturb the whole i and nrust be turned out. The agent, very probably, received ■ bis impressions from the judicious pa ; lent, who seems to have made no se- I erot ot his opinions. Mr. Towne re jeeted this hasty counsel and informed the agent that he should keep a watch lul eye upon the lad, and he thought it would be time enough to turn him out of school when he made any dis turbance, and that he was entitled to j a fair trial. \\ hen the boy came for i . tne first time to recite bis lesson, and i j had gotten through, Mr. T. told him to i shut liis LODIV. JI O did so, but instant- j ly recoiled and dodged iiis head, as it he expected a blow. The teacher in quired what was the matter. Tli e boy replied that he supposed he should be beaten; and being a-ked it lie had been I accustomed to such usage, ho replied i in the affirmative. Mr. T. then quiet- ; . ed his alarm, and assured him lie had I nothing to fear, so long as he conduct ed himseit well, and encouraged him by Yh^manner ofV4eiv! I v ln S .. \ S a PP l 'ob..t on, that he ventured io say to him—J believe that von are a good 003-.' 1 he>e words not only en tered at the ear-they reached the t ; 1 WH * >t adopt Ui^strono-ex pression which I once hoard from the hps ola very intelligent Jesuit, and that the teacher 'had found a mas ter key to the soul of his disciple ' hut from that hour he had effectually no"i e ' u C sv ' l!c,t : Tliat heautiful ap peal My S on, give me thy heart,' had not been thus silently made in vain.— lhe lad told his associates that thou-di others had said he was a bad boy, Mr •V,. , i l,im """■ l!o -vas a good boy, and ho was sure he wished to he a good boy. Not long after, the school r.-ent a r d r hat this boy should be dismissed from the school. With this revest Mr T diked' I l ° com 1 ,] r> "<* Mid that he hked the appearance and conduct of e boy, and thought that with some little illustration of the law of kind ness, he would make himself known in the word as a useful citizen.' solir r1" • :u " linuc<l to attend the whool, stoadily a,„| I > lc .iitabl v the eln-'e of ,1 . Heeond winter the father eamc t , Mr 1., and said-■ Hill that i'v ir.ust send hint t 0 college ami not' at af P"'™" tan il, . mo red T "'f , Th ? 'itthcrir... Kill. • ' wlmt ilc had scon in •o ft —T..W l.im :? V ( k e - : J > c e, Mid Mr. T -a hoc rl on u ,:1 ,10a r from in after life"' , r^ co 'nmended tho licv Mr I-yman „t .W cUci , t> a. an insW i toy went to l-'l " a * heu "! in o/frj- Uf, • •" bn !f ; 1 es he was heard from; lie aeonir. i a national reputation as a set i'- thinker, and man of-character'and in' ffucnee And he always remembered this faithful teach or, and free y acknowledged that what he had attained he owed to his early friend the man who had believed in him and told him so. Lender God, this man was no doubt indebted to this kind ! considerate fi end for thus turning the 1 ' tch rto opportunely. Eternity only an measure the limits of the influence f t!l0S( - ®npIo words ; <j u™TZ, you arc a nuod Lm> ' ' ha ___ ' U. : Kisliacoqullias Seminary AM, NORMAL SCHOOL mit'K .sumin.i s- I April 8, 1860, an t . ,ntinn ° . Hoarders per session. £75. l>t,v *>itm ,'> " M '"* ' Special attention paid io s. i ~,.0 .WtbS-M**,, fne assislance ot the County Suj.eriuten.U-ut is peoteU i-or particulars aadress S. Z. SHARP, Principal New Stock of Hats, Caps, &c. vr. a- 201LIWS-ES., Market .'it., nextDDoort r to Joint Kennedy's, | Has just received from Jpjgjlsk r-hia, the most extensive i stock and complete assort'filgpSKS meut of | CSdsirjp£3 ever exhibited in this place, which will be dis posed of at such prices as to defy competition, and which he invites everybody to call and' examine, as he is satisfied that his stock can , not fail to please. j For the Ornish he has constantly on hand, : or wnl make to order, hats to their taste of any required size or brim, at prices which I cannot fail be satisfactory. Country Merchants will find it to their ad- I vantage to give him a call, as a liberal deduc tion will he made to wholesale purchasers. Don't forget the place, next door to John Kennedy s Store and nearly opposite the Odd Fe lows' Ilall. may 11 SELLING OFF AT COST! •'l''HE undersigned having a large stock of 1 Lastern manufactured Boots and Shoes on hand, offers the same at cash prices from I now until further notice £iven. Men's Boots, warranted, duuble sole 9 from -3 00 to 5 50. Men's Boots do do do calf i G 50 to 7 00 | Boys' Boots do do 200to 300 , Youth s Boots do do looto2 25 - j .Men's Gum Overshoe, best 1 25 Women's do do 1 K) j Men s do cloth tops 2 75 l lie has also a stuck of city work on hand, j | which lie wnl sell very low, ami warrants it ,to be good for nothing. So, come on, boys and gals, and get prepared for the cold. Manufacturing and repairing attended to ' as usual. A large stock of Trunks, Valises ! and Carpet Bags on hand which will be sold ! at very reasonable prices. A full stock of home made work kept constantly on hand at j ow prices. BILLY JOILYSOX, ' Lewistown, Feb 7, 186(3. INT !E W IFI^dVE. I 1 HE undersigned having taken into part- ' nership A. P. Bljuiycr, the Dry Good.- and Grccery Business is now conducted i' the name of George Blymyer & Son. AJ persons having unsettled accounts on rV j books are earnestly requested to call md i make settlement, as I am desirous of cluing j sai l books as soon as possible. GEORGE BLYMYJtf. ' Ti ankful for tbe liberal patronage preto fre extended to this establishment, new tirni respectfully solicit a contiriuaroyof the same, and will use th-eir utmost et;d nors to please ail who may favor them witH ''all. GEORGE BLYMYER Lewistown. mar 14 2in WILLIAM has now open I A NEW STOK OF Oloths, Cassireres AND VESTS U a, Wfiien win Lie made up to ortP the neat est and rn.mt fashionable style apJ9 | WARE, for sale I V7 feb£B p JJFFM AX, ipYforsnle } :y p. j. i'FMAX. DRIER RE ACHES A RPI.ES at (l'eL2l) p HOFFMAN'S, j OILCLOtIS. ball. stair, .marriage—tho bc.M ; A styles and low, at Euan's. % ti'i'ij; '-jches, K YEA !l old apple tre at 20 eta. All de- O sirablo kinds and fen tree*. f,,r .sale at f et2B HOFFMAN'S. BAR KO.\, A Scents per pou. llorse Shoes and XX. Nails, low for cvat HOFFMAN'S. ; TIS.U'i; :i3,V!AS, VI'AHGK assortnnt at very low prices, - at . J. HOFFMAN'S. B5mJ ttoi Lratiaer, I ow for •■ash, at liOFFMAN'3. I J ft 1,28 ■/ si*rcf Cast's. your Bird Cages—they are pretty— -5 ' at HOFFMAN'S. 13EANK. BOOKS, all sizes. Cap, letter. AJ note and wrapping paper. Envelopes! c,at HOFFMAN'S. msFsj&sm 1 of SE!Hn5 E !HnT d soldered, a fine assortment Qt a,, Kinds—clown, down, at HOFFMAN'S. DOWN! DOWN! DOWN? Aery Low at HOFFMAN'S. , Woiassea, u cw per quart do syrup, 25 P do M c eßt d ° 34 do CHARS, good brown, 14 cts. per pound Extra, very light, J5 do J Vh,to , 18 do J CAB, good Black. 1.25 do Co*rag, prime, 31 do Extra, -i- Coal Oil, oA nta 1,0 > -O cts. per quart. THY THEM * N OTIC PERSONS in general, and J those about going to houseke* 11 take , notice that A. Felix is still m? in S a! 1 kinds of I'TRXITn and has now on hand alar" 11004 goods suitable fur houstkee ,!l .. a9 So ' : , ls * .'^ etes . Spring and indsor . Chairs, Lounges, marble t** w ' :l general assortment of well . rilitur o of ail kinds, and at low pr ew ' to draw the attention of pu'r. o ca!l anJ examine the stock. In r* 11 ke can furnish persons with Croc J ' eensTrarf, > Butterbowls, Churns, Tu!* tß ' Wash boards, Tucker's patent Wringer best machine out to save clothing. Hair, husk, and FxcelsK.r* ses ' Ward' robes, Settees, Extension on Band- Bargains can be had r S at A. Fe lix's Store or Furniture use jauol i. FELIX. L E W IST Q W N N D R Y MACHINEHOPS.j The un tMI Bave taken the Found Machsne Sho P s formerly • on by John II . teSaec. continue j the manufacture of oiJ" celebrated New Jersey R*' & Mower, Willi Demy's Self 1 ? AHaelimriit, ! the onlv reliable Se! J ~ Reaper. Also, HORSE Power THRESHERS ! of the latest impro ,tt£rn? - several dif lev nt kinds of Pk'cra different sizes of Coal Stoves ZL-Y Cook 'Stoves, &e. ' A!* (t ' IRON &BR CASTINGS, j made and fitted u <e most workmanlike manner, lhr Forges and Fac tories. We havt-I s "'ne new Machine ry to the wurks.h will enable us to do work in the best >h' manner. All kirds of SIKlNti done at the hortrst notice ;4 e most accomtnoda "g terms, i'.iir attention p>aid to re l Kiij;ng ilea persO tor Wheels always on land. Circular P furnished and fitted 1 P- 11EE SE & S LAG LE. PAMIRS! HEKK is t\'T VOL **:!•; 11 To '|'|£Sl3 KA!\, Reiser's Pjii Self-Regulating (i'raifi i'epe/r, Cleaner anil Bagger, r PUE under;/ o ''. liavins; made the r cces -i sury with the pr prietor, lvi 'i keep < n '" r '' ie accommodation of owners of fjjj/ach'tiP in Mifflin .and adjoin ,n S ■'■ ui tit ■•h C ASTINGS as are mostly needed for pairing the Geiscr Machine '• ° are al prepared to do repairing, and add such iiTuvementa as are used test new n.'hincs. Wo als have the Sole Agency c.f Mifflin county f, t C ■-ale i f the (reiser Machine, and prepared to receive orders and form's/ O'a h;m . '1 hankful 1u - past nutrt n age re respectfully request a contiriuain-> of thh ,-ume. febl REESE & SLAGLE. <^Zc. tfOA^ N. E. ccr, Tenth and Cliestuut Street--. PHI LA DELPHI A. rllK most complete and thorouifiih app- inteii Business or Commercial College :n tin- < .11:. t ;v. The • mv one in the city possessing a Legislativ ■ • ' ... 1 t!ionly one 1:1 the I into I St-it- - ntli - n/."d to "onf'.r l"L:>"-i,t .M. ;t 1 >;;iloma- s'v -ir ■■. >1 i to .-t:t. 1 mi"- m the Common ■.l t '■ ui tin ier <r- ; ; - -• ui i.v authority of law. bit te.l by genia 'm u of I literal eilitc.ii. i: : ' • .i'i i -ive • xperiencc m i~i::• ami affording mi quailed advantages for the thorough tbeoreti< nl and practical education ..f v >nin men f r the various du- j tie- ami emploj meats of hnsiiie. - life. TIIKttHY AM) IT. ACT ICE CuM BIN I'D ! I y a ay •em of to.r- C,L IH'tKNK.--; TRAINING original ami pre-eminently practical, giving the stu dent in the shortest tttne a complete insight it to the j rout.:.- . details, customs ami forms of hit- i;.v-- .a j -• neral. as eondtieted in the best-regulated eonuc r ! !•!..' ami financial < -lahlishinents. Theoretical Eookkeeping Cpon a new plan, with an original exposition of the ! .-"lem-e of a< eonnts. at ranged and published hy the proprietor of this In.-tilulion i x iu-Ivly for Ins ■ avn use. saving one-half the ordinary labor of the tu- i dent, ami giving hi:n a complies l:iio!f i-c uf the | p tact ice of the in st accountants. Tire Commercial Course EVER ICES sjj. 1 '.e1.. -'ma' Arithvt'', J\ ..wKta. hi t i. F. j mm ('•</■res/'OfHtciic''. Conimrrrial /.rnr. J.r-'twri Oil /"'vi .I f"'' ( u/.hl'C/ f ell ( V 't'flnSy Forms mid Artitnl JAusiif .> /Vec/cr. Special Branches. mi! .'■ I! nHnr M-i'hrmotirs. I'h'f unp ;h- o, namental Pcnmamhip, the Art of Detecting Chun- | t'l i-it .l/oi. y, /'. ./'arm:i/j, Unmo/i ,t<[, .Vari gatinn ntnl Tfltgrophimj. a Telegraphing'. The arrangements for Telegraphing are far in a 1- ! j vam-e of anything ol the kind ever offered to the public. A regular Telegraph J.ine is connected with j the Institution with txjeiiiv 1 ranch offi"es in various : i parts of tic city, where public business is transacted,! and in which the students of this Institution are pep ! mitted to practice. No rcgulaj office practice can be r soiio 1 ot instruction in the country, i : without i'.!iw v > one can obtain a position as a prac j tieal operator. Young men are cautioned aga.ust the I deceptive representations of those who, without any i such facilities, pretend to teach Telegraphing. * : Patronage. This Institution is now enjoying the largest patron i ago ever bestowed upon anv immmereiul school in 1 the Sta'o. 'Jvcr five hundred students were in ntten i ih.no: tic tii -t y nr. and ov< r seven hundred during the nat year. The be-t class of students may inva riably Lo'i'o.nid here, and all its associations are lirst- Location and Accommodations. The Institution is ioeated in the piot central par' ' of the city, and its accommodations, for extent, ele j gance and convenience, are unsurpassed. All tho 1 rooms have been lilted up iu the very best style with i BUSINESS OFFICES < >R COI NTINO HOUSES. TI.I.K'.KAPII OFFICES, STATIONERY STORE AND A REGULAR BANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE, i supplied with tiiff ly-engraved lithographic notes used us a circulating medium m the Department of Actual Bu-ine.-s. To Young Men wno ae.siio mo wy uo f3..u.i; f.,, a I'ractieal Education lor Business, we guarantee a course of instruct! in no whore else equalled, .while the reputation and standing of the Institution among business men make its indorse ment the foist passport to success and advancement. : AH contemplating entering any Commercial College, are invited to send for an Illustrated Circular and Catalogue. containing complete interior view.- of the College, an 1 full particulars of the course of instruction, terms, w . L. FA IKB AN ICS, A. AI., - T. E. 51KRUHAN 1, >'■ ■■■/' O#-, fi . Nor 8,05,1 v'- mnr eoMB. i 1 i fc k 9 Save "Your 1 M. ONEY!! Oiii' entire Siock wilJ be tli*- liosed o£'.*s! a very sjuail act" vancc <t:a SMiilhdcljiliia i*rt tcs. Consisting in part of Plaits and Fancy DRESS GOODS, Very cheap. A T T 1 rc •. spO tc*a amd .V MUSLIMS, & DELAINES. CASSiM EKES, § 3; T 3 >. A largo ard full assortment OF Flannels & Shirting,: All wool flannel from 50 to To ets. A very fine assent men 1 < f XOTIOX, anfi /'.LVOV GOODS. GAD IDS' and GEXTS' G/.OVES and HO SI Id AT. due /: i rj < <f all styles. GI Al' and U ililiO.X, it .', Ac., ZEPHYR KNIT GOODS, ; , A large ami lull assortment of the latest styles of SHAWLS. BALMOKALS, of every description, at a luw figure. A large stock of I. -dies' ran .i I inn i. tits, of the latest and lest styles. " LADIES' AND GENTS' UNDER-CLOTHING i a large variety, and very cheap. I HOOP SKIETS, of the finest quality. A large and entirely new stock, at the low- : ! est cash prices. I.very person goes to Pratt s to buy Grocer ies. Sugars from Id to 22 cents per pound, Syrups from 20 to 40 l< '• Coffee from 35 to 38 " " Teas as low as SI per pound. * Dried Fruit, 3 i GLASSWARE, WILLOWWARE, <&G_ 3 &G., cScC. and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. e charge nothing for showing goods. 11. M. & R. PRATT. Lewistown, Oct. 25 1865, i NEW Tailoring Establishment, (DIBiiIRLiISS ¥s (SUSIES ia fjtt Respectfully announces /Jf V? O'ends and the pub -,.J-.-Jfa lie generally that he has re fw.iSSL ,0m moved to the stand former- I ly occupied by Dr. J. D. •'&. Stoncroad as a drug store, , & •'?' ? Jp 111 next door to A. Ivitting's Cabinet Ware Rooms, and : I H * where he keeps constantly . f I |] J on hand a select assortment ' kcf Cloths, Casimeres, and Vestings, which he will make up to order in the best and most fashionable style, and on reasonable terms. Give Him a call, my-4 HARDWARE, mn illl'D ffiil : MJU ISTOH W, PA. TOIIX H. SELIIEIMER offers his sincere t? thanks to the friends and well-wishers of his establishment, for die steady and rapid ' growtli of his business hitherto, and solicits j a continuation of the patronage of the com munity. With increased facilities, and devo ting strict personal attention to the details of - his business, he is confident that all orders lie may he favored with durinff thf present year, will be executed to the entHWsatisfac ; tiun of those giving them. His stock of Hardware, Wood work, Leather, : Saddlery, Coach Trimmings, Linings, Shoe Findings, Paints, Oils. Glass, Stoves, Nails, Horse and Mule Shoes, Nails and Nail Rods, Ac., <£c., dec., | i is heavy and well-selected, and is offered at prices its low as can possibly he sold. His T i W A 021? is cf 11is own manufacture, mdein a good and workmanlike manner, by full hands, un ! d- r his own supervision, and is offered whole sale or retail, as superior to // in the market Merchants, Mechanics, Farmers, House keepers arid Dealers get erally may rely upon gefing any article in his line with an a*su ranee f fair dealing and promptness, whetli- ; er in person or bv order. Rai ling, Spouting, Repaiting, Gas Fitting and all kinds of Job Work done at shortest i notice. Liberal discount given to the Trade and Wholesale Dealers. J. B. SELIIEIMER. Lewistown, Jan., ISGG-ly WHAT'S ALL THIS ? Why, the Grain Business Reviv * ed at McCoy's old Stand. I r SpHE undersigned, having rented the large £ and couijuodious Warehouses formerly ; occupied by Frank 'IK Coy, esq., is now pre ; pared to purchase or receive ami f rward All Kinds of Grain, ! ' for which lie "ill pay market prices. Also, he v.-ill iv op for sale, Salt. Plaster, Coal & Fish. j lie returns thanks to all bis old customers j for their former patronage, and shall f—el I grateful f r a re newal of pat business tela , ti-'iis. 1 1r lias also ao opted tiie agency for the celebrated '&S-SLL£} .l/erchants will find it to their advantage to gi.c mm a cat!. m nT4-1 y W.l/. WILLIS. i Brown's Mills. i TMIE undersigned two jrvejiared to t oy all of Pro-luce for r-a.-h. or receive on t-.ro at IS;owns Mills, Uee.lsviilv, Pa. We will Lave ' oil ll.lUil • Plaster. Salt and Coal, Ae inren-l kc-.-ping the mill eonstnutly running, ami J s !l if jt £*i i* f\ "ft r\ i 4 -i J- J4J J j -iJ y JJ J fd y 1 for sale at the low \st Market rat- s. at all times. *v'l he public aic rcquc-tcd !■. give lisa cull. s vp!i7lf J!. ,- | ,i U-.IJ-TMAXS. ; Lewistown Mills. TIIE HIGHEST CASH PRICES P.iR WHEAT, AM) ALL KINDS OF GRAIN, i or received it on storage, at the option of those having it fur the market. They ii-ype, by giving due and personal at | tention to business, -to merit t. liberal share of | public patronage. fta?" PL AS PER, SALT and Limebu-raere COAL always on hand WM. 14 Me A TEE & SON. Lewistown, Jan. 1, 18G5.—tf I 'i'lii 3JT/ 'JiidililDiiiiii AT SKisass'iwaaHSa NOTICE TO FARMERS! r !pilE undersigned announces that lw L is now prepared to buy or receive on storage, and forward all kinds of Grain and ether Produce. at his new Warehouse at Reedsville. PLAMTEK, SALT A: COAL kept constantly on band for sale. He also c ontinues the Produce Business at the old stand in Lewie-town. octl9-tf ABNE-It THOMPSON. ssesi 111;, k s: sitcLn: P. F. LOOP rF AS greatly reduced the prices of Boots t and Shoes. Having a large stock cf goods on hand, he proposes to sell at reduc- <1 prices, lie has a tine assortment of the bee* selection of man's Boms, from $3.75 and up. ward ; boots from 2.00 to*3 75 ; youths ISO : i also women's shoes in great variety ami of every style, at greatly reduced prices. His stock ot children's Shoes is very large and ranges from 65 cents upward. An assort tnent of gum shoes. We still pay strict at' tention to manufacturing, buying none hut the best stock, and keeping none but the most experienced workmen, We consider , our work second to none in town, and have a good assortment of home made work on hand, which will be B old low. lie would in vite the public generally to call and examine for themselves, and save at least twenty-five per cent. \Y crk made to order with despatch. He has also oti hand a fine assortment of > men s, women's misses and children's woolen and cotton HOSE, lower in prioe- than any in town. La.i at the old stands in the public s l uare - janol | liROVER & BAKER'S 3iF.IV AM) IMPROVED iSJJirfii iiilASULli Xo. 1, Prico SBO. rpilE (4 ROVER A DAK Ell SEW. A. INO MACHINE CD. invite tl* attention i.f Tailors, Maniifarturcrs cf Clothing, Boots and Sliots, and Carriage Trimmers, an.l others requiring a rapid. light-running. and aura blc Lock Sticli Machine, to tlioir new No. 1 Sewing Machine. It is of extra size, very strong ami D-vwerful. easilv operated with little noise ; is adapted to every variety of sewing from the thinnest muslin to Ihe'lu-avief; leather, and will work equally well with e.tt. 01. U.,,.,, or i!k tlir- ad. Letters similar to the following being constantly received: •Our machinist ami foreman hare h-tli th-m-ugl-iv examined andl tested ynor No. I Aftebints on cut material, from the heaviest I.arm- h-ati , r n>,'i liiH-st bruadeloth and tnttsliti to the thinnest . paper, without altering the tensions, and n> fin ; mnk<-s a perfect -titeh on all materials. I hare : ir ■ dinger's and other machines for Tears, and haven* hesitation in pronouncing votir No 1 Shuttle .Va-.-iugi, the best bv far of any machine we have used. William Lock, .Verelmnt Tailor, I— I Lake Street. C'lii '•I am th-> fortunate possessor of one of yon Ms* No. 1 Shuttle Machines; I have used the singer sewing machine for the past few years, aud itg-.vi-. me great pleasure to say that this one is far sup,-: in all points to any that I have ever used or >e t -n. I want 110 better. Tins machine can be sc- nhi Im shop at any time. Kkcius Smith. Merchant Tailor, Lewistown. I> ALL WHO WANT THE L ATEST AAO BEST should not fail to call and see this new aspirant ler public favor, as it is destined to supersed. all tl heretofore popular J/achiiies for manufacturing p . Having the largest variety ol machines of any other Company, we can suit all tastes with a a machines piiees fiom ?•"•■'> t-> flit). All machines warrsn:--.!. tfv -liover A: linker's Cotton, Linen Thread nu.i Machine Twist for sale. Information an i samples of sewing given by I'. E. LOOP, Agent, *e|.2C-Iy Lewistru.il. fV AND Victory over High Prices! fl'-lIE ttn-lersigne-l have received from the Ka-tern i cities a large and varied assortment of HOOTS AND .SIIOKS. of all sorts and sizes, of eastern in;. 1 u faetnre. at their store, "tie dnnr trr>t of Fnii:i-;>. i;.' Hardware Store. East Market Street. Lewistown. Ur will coustantly keep on hand a largo assoi tinrnt of HOMEMADE WORK. of all kin-Is and the latest styles. We w ill also take measures ami make work to or der. at sh--rt notice, lb-pairing done in the neatest manner. The public are invited to call and examine our stock liefore purchasing el.-cwiicie. We aro boil ml to sell eiieaper than the cheapest, for cash, apl!) HAMILTON A TIloHXIt;' KG. new mm, 1 E have just rcturueJ from the East f f with a fresh stock of guodi, which we are deter mi tied to sell cheap. We have Grey Twilled all wool Flannel, at 50 cents and upwards. Canton Flannel 5D cents and upwards. A general assortment of DRESS GOODS. In Ladies' Cloth we have Black, Drah, tirey. and W titer Proof. Black Cloth fir Ladies' Cloaks, which we arc prepared t > sell by the yard, ready made < r make to ei der. Black ami white plaid wool long Shawls, very fine, Balmorals, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery. (1 ves, ILiods, Nubias, Breakfust Car es, itc., &c. e have made arrangements to keep an assortment of Eurkea Z-piiyrs. a sph-ndi 1 ar ticle fir kn-ttirig Shawls, lioods. I'uL-e War mers, vtc. Clt!.s, Satinets, frJi \ 1"V 1 r -4' ■> Cx Kentucky Jeans, f. r Mens' and R vs' wear. Also, a full Stock of GROCERIES, in fact everything usually kept in stores in thb place, ail o{ which we have determined to sell ns cheap if riot cheaper than any cither establishment in town. S J. BRISBIN A CO . est Market st , opposite the Jail. Lewistown, Nov. 1, I>G5. ROBERT W. PA TTON, SOI TH SIDE OF lIAKRET STREET, LEWISTOWN, PA. HAS just received and opened at his es . tablishment a new sup[dy of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Articles, &c., which he wi Indispose of at reasonable prices, lie invites all to give him a call and examine his stock, which embraces all articles in his line, and is sufficiently large to enable all to make selections who desire to pturchase. ftarREPAIRING neatly and expeditiously attended to, and all work warranted. lhankful for the p-atronage heretofore re ceived, he respectfully asks a continuance of the same, and will endeavor to please all who may lavor him with their custom. feb'2 FOR Till! MUM!! In addition to an extensive stock of GOLD & SILVER WATCHES NSEDALIONS. BREAST PINS, RINGS, and other 3EWEL R "Y , AT U. J, JILJ^Jd'S establishment, will be found a beautiful as sortment of Muni' IMiOTOGRAPU A LIB NS ALSO, of all the prominent MUSICAL INSHRUMENTS, and hundreds of other articles. 11. W. JUN'KIN. Lewistown, May 21, IBGS.
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