-R, EOIIPES -1 o Make Indian Queen Cake. —One cup of fat, one cup of sour milk, one cup of corn ineal, one cup of shorts, one cup of potatoes, (mashed through ti tine wire sieve.) one cup of white flour, one cup of white sugar, one egg, teaspoonful of soda, teaspoonful of salt, half a nutmeg, half of one lemon peel (grated fine.) Pour in a buttered tin; bake half an hour in a hot oven; cover with crushed sugar. Eat hot, for tea. Brvicn y<uts. —Take one and ft half teacupfulla of sugar, four teaspoonfulls buttermilk,two teaspoonfulls saleratus, two eggs, a little salt, and flour em ugh to form a dough Beat the egg- light and mix them with the milk, add the saleratus, turn this into the flour, then add the sugar, and knead well. li<di oat to one-half inch thick, tut into lit tle round cakes about an inch indium eter, put- them into a pan of hot lard, and take them out when a nut brown color. Lemon Pies. —Beat with the yolk of four eggs, two tablespoonfulls or melt ed butter, four of white sugar, the juice and grated rind of two lemons. Put into a rich paste and bake. Then beat the whites to a froth, adding two ta blespoonfulls of grated sugar. Spread on the pies when done, put them in the oven and bake again for three min utes. This is for two pies. Tea Fiips. — Two enps of corn meal, one cup of flour, one rgg. one cup ot the fat of fowls, two cups of sour milk, one teaspoonful of soda, half a tea spoonful of salt, half spoonful of ground cuke seed, (pine apple or lemon is very nice ) ii;x to a light foam ; bake on a griddle; eat hot, with honey or maple ; molasses. Isinglass Jelly. —Two ounces of isin glass to a quart of water; boil till it i- . dissolved ; strain it into a basin upon a slice of lemon peel pared verv thin, six cloves, and three or four lumps of su gar; let this stand by the tire lor an hour; take out the ICIHOH and cloves, arid add four tablespoonfuis oi brandy 1o Clean Knifes. —l find that taking : one-half of a raw potato and dip that j in brick dust and apply it to knives, his an excellent effect in brightening them—a desideratatn to all honsekeep- j ers and families certainiv most do-: voutly to be wished. MISCELLANY. I Bridamaids. Next to being a bride herself, evcrv young lady likes to be a bridemaid. ! Wedlock is thought by a large propor tion ot the blooming sex to be conta- 1 g'ous, and much to the credit of their ! courage, fair spinsters are not at all afraid of catching it. So far as official conduct is concerned, when you have aoen one bridemaid you have seen the whole fascinating tribe. Their dutv aocms to be to treat the bride us a 41 victim led with garlar. 1 to the sacri fice." Chey consider it necessary to e ihort her to cheer up. Her fair as sistant* provide themselves with pun gent essences lest she should laii.t at lire trying moment, which, between you and me. she has no more idea of doing than she has of living. It j true she sometimes tells them, - she lei is as if she should sink int > t 1 c eat ih, and tnev respond, Boor dear! and apply the smelling-bottle ; but she nevertheless goes through her nuothil martyrdom with gnat fortitude In nine cases out of ten the bridegri onv i more " flustered" than the fragile ami lovely creature at his side; hut n - body* thinks of pitying ! im, poor id low! It one of the groomtneti does recommend him to take a glassed win before the ceremony, to ".-teadv hi nei vc-, the advice is given superciii ously, as who should sa\*. "What a spoony you are. old fellow!" Bride maids may be considered as brides in what lawyers call the "inchoate" or incipient state. They are looking f •• ward to that day ot triumphant weak ness when it shall be their turn to be " poor creature-," and otherwise sus tained and supported, as the law of nuptial pretences directs Let us hope they may not be disappointed STAMPING ! STAMPING ! ! T APIKS wi-hing to have Stamping ljdone v BRAID I'.MBUOIDKin" calling ON Mrs. -HAW. AT her re* .... ' street. adjoining the old Baptist ehnrrh ' ' li: Patterns of everv desertta* :i in,- , i~. always on hand an| .or SIf OOMld MRS. M. E. STEWART §as PAITOY OFC3tE, ' West Market St.. Lewistown, LADIES £ GENTLEMEN'S r UKNISHI.YG GOoD rohnc -ft Bonnets, Ladies Fine DBESS tr'' ana ir:mniin<rs. PFTTICRNS LATEST Millinery and Dress -Making X-*. E U A?A!I N II H F^.TF AP?ROTEJ M^LE -2500 CORDS CHEST.NTT OIK AJiD HEMLOCK HARK, Delivered at the Tannery of J. SF/.ITC3L3 & OS- For which the highest market price will be paid in CASH. Lewtstjwr marli-Ir 628. HOOP SKIRTS, 628. HOPKINS' "Own Make," Manufactured and Sold Wholesale & Uetail, Kb. G2B Arch Street, Philadelphia. f ¥MIE most complete assortment of Ladies' 1 M'sses' and Children's IIOOI' SKIRI>, in this City; gotten up expressly to meet the wants of first class trade; embracing the newest and most desirable Styles and Sizes of "Gore Trails," of every length—from 2i[ ' to 4 yds. round,—2o to 50 Springs, at 2to ' j>s 00. Plain Shirts, all lengths, from 2} to 3 yards round the bottom, at $1 40 to Jo 15. i Our line of Misses' and Children's SKIKIS are proverbially beyond all competition, for , variety of styles and sizes—as well as for finish and durability: varying from Bto 33 inches in length, 6 to Go Spring at 35 cts. to ■ $2 25. All Shirts of-Ol'K OWN MAKE ' are warranted to give satisfaction; but BIT >- XE as sun. unless they have "II gkin - 11 mp Skirt M ttiufin-tnry, No. C2S Arch St i Stamped en each T.H ! Ai->s constantly on hand, c r> SUIKTS M.iuulactured in New \ rk. and the Eastern State-, which we sell at very low Prices. A lot i f cheap Skirts- 15 springs, Co cts : '-0 springs, Si 00; 25 springs. $1 15; oO springs. . $1 lo an 1 40 springs jl 50. B?,Miirts. made to Order and R-rp.ircd. j affluTsßas CASH. ONS PRICE OSLY. March 7, IMiO-hn. i NOTI C E ! I")EIiSONS in general, and especially those about going to housekeeping, will take notice that A Felix is siiii manufacturing all kinds of I t HAITI'RK, ' and has now i n hand a large a-sorttnent ol ; goods suitable lor housekeeping, such as So as, Teles, Spring and Cane Chairs, Windsor Chairs, Lounges, marble top Tables, with a : general assortment of well made furniture of ; all kinds, and at low prices. We wish to draw :he attention of purchasers to call and examine the stock. In connection he can furnish persons with Crockery. Queetisware, Butterbowls, Churns, Tubs, Buckets, Wash ; boards, Tucker's patent Clothes Wringer— best machine out to save labor and clothing ; Hair, husk, arid Exeel-i r Mattresses, War 1- j rubes. Settees, Extension Tables, on hand. Bargains en be had by calling at A. Ec lix's Store or Furniture War house, jjvr;2l A. FELIX. EXCELSIOR Photograph and Art Gallery. LATH BI'HKIIOI.OEH'S. j ATcEWENS can now furnish the pub | JI lie with Likenesses, front the tiniest < " tn to a Portrait or life si:c Photograph. 55 e have the only S<>iar Camera at work I in the Juniata Vtjley, and desire the pub lic to call and examine what Mr. Burk- I holder (an accomplished and well known arti-ti and others have pronounced " a success." Look at the array : | ' lems, j A1 Batvpes or Ivory j Ferrotypes. ! types. I Melainotypcs, Photo-Miniatures Arnl>rotypos. Cabinet Photos.. <v- Card Phot ographs Portrait or Life size ; Vignettes, Photographs— I Photographs for j plain or in colors, oval frames, i Arc.. A:e.. Ac. Our work i? executed in the best style, ! plain or in colors, and at the lowest rites. ; Call at McKWLINS. N. B.- iistrui'fsons to students given i at fair c tes. v.]4tf BUSINESS COLLEGE N, £. cor. Tenth and Chestnut Streets. PHILADELPHIA. j THIE most complete and thoroughly | L appointed or Comnurcial College in j The ooty oue lathe city a Legislative ..titer, and the only one . the Ui.ai -1 States j nzedUi confer D greeaof Merit Dipt mas anard i p irate -vai by tnthority of Jaw. Omjneted tiy gentlemen of liberal edttcatioo aad -Xtvii-.ve ex;-: •• ri . - , -. .. • ■ praetKof edurti..n of yooiig rsen for tih vaifeus lu - - aad < rir . -■viaerao -• I :;.m ; : fe. THEoKV AND PRA Z'l E C-VI PIN ED y a stem of ACT P.M. P.r.-INE-s TRAINING : nd : r-- ii ,n :.t!y peaetieal. giving th<> ntu- Iheoretical Bookkeepiug' , l pin an pu: with -n or dinal cxp -ition of Hi * . r r c : th - tosumuon t-x.-lusively for I :s* , wn j , -c. V.-.i 1-. :.i!fu oi ...... .i.t*j* sr.. % P 1 ™ complete knowledge of the | pra " ice ' tntanto. Pbv CociiaerclnX Cotirtie BNBR.V-tS " ' . Special Branches. - I miMenral fV-.-i.;.,, Vp. the Art of Detttiiu E-7 terfeit Jkonev. Engineer inj. ffrrcrymgi Kan , . Telegraphing. The arraagemeuu for Telcgraph ; ncare •' r •• i' vanee aojucbg of the kind ever offe ed to tha i iVii'Vi: . A * : * : • SraPß .7:, .I! I Mxt' ft) h lwent ? branch offices in various ' A v *** - j •"> ret Ifcu office practice can be ...i-i ltl !... -ti- ? r school of ai-tru-tiotj M,. , . |P , 11l- v.-rn O! .. i t'cal openmy. Young men we cautioned a "-*'• '-'I ,! i at-ccptiTe ropreeeotetHHu of those who w t ucn tacil.ties, pretend to u.■. ii i- : * Patronage. ! This Institution is now e >-.\ i--' - . ."P J! vf r t.-:. cd upon Inv 7ir'- ■ t^'r'r i the Mate, over five !.'.-,dr.-."i . „ i.V • " s ' hi , dn -v the first year, aud ov< r seveni hand tuc p:,t year. Ihe v . J, J \ \\'; u ', •• ! •iar:ny ' mvWy bofonsdhere,andnUh - ?'•- j ciic-. uuai. its associ.itions are t.: : Location and Accommodations. lUssw ss aarstsa K : JmFisaißnßk ASO A r.KCI'LAR BANK OF I EPOSIT AND ISSUE, snpphcd it!i fineiv -njraved hth ,~r*r>v , a- a circulating mod- .-u - T' 7 r', ,2"*. p notes nei To Young Men* 1 * ho defir ® the very best f a a Practical Education for Business - 4 K"rantee a coufs<i r , . 4 equalled, while the reoiit *> ' E Oll no "here else Institution among I K Vi! raM D ,$ of tiie mem the i>ost ra-sp.. r - to E,' n r< t n nrse- Ad contemplstin- e>ite-ins nvT ' <lvancenient. j I are icvited to send tor an a Lomtnerciai College, - lUStrated Circu lar and Catalogue. , i v 7 .1 4^l:l.^^- . Virgin Gold Wining Company ol Colorado, 1 rn '-Original Interests" —5100 each, of which 250 IZOL arc reserve.! for Working Capital. Subscribers elect their own otficeis.and thems*lves manage the affairs of the company; e*.-h t-übscriber being as one of its officer®. rlie President is to t-e rhmrnn from among the board of directors. The di- | ' rectors are to tie selected by the subscribers frottl : among themselves, at the first meeting for organiza , tion. "I'he ?'••• ■ rotary and Treasurer is to be a euteri -3 l-er and -elected £>v tlie Directors. Hankers. I'HE , Cf.NT'KAL NATIONAL BANK. Philadelphia Soiic;- tors, Theodore Cuyler. esq.. Kob-. rt D. C'oxe. Esq. } Americans are NSTOM for tie- avidity and com- I L iiiiinilcWn zeal with which they participate in enter- . 1 prises having for their object the dev. lopenient of our national resources. At one time • Railroads*'—at ) another "Coal —then -Copper'* or -iron." and more recent!v -Oil." have been the all-absorbing topics. ; la all" these several enterprises, as will be lecoilect- J ed, those who jirs! took hold of ilietn made money; r some larger amounts than others, according to their investments. i* Mm ug operations in the fields of Colorado and ! e l-e where note mainly engr. .-- the public attention. Considering th.,: several such companies have been J already organized—that thev are now at work—that the reports from their mines are highly favorable— j . known at the present ;im<* there are or. the i way from the ledges of Nevada and Colorado ntimer- I ous -bars of silver'and Hjrieks of gold," His believed j at the enthusiasm aires Iy manifesto i ~n the sub ject will, in a littleAitae. be so greatly increased Di 1 receipt tod exl . it of tinse • return-." that uinu- j i i:i lie u v .mi; an.v- .vi I *;•; :ng tsp. whose slock, being ! la- -,i a; t!. - , gr.-at>y ii.fiah ,i price* .f ledges wiul Cu sfs.m'y be less desiraoie than *.: ~t now ue ha!- ! —theivt-y a-ViUjT to tGG.-e who Avu: ti**:*se!v- - ~f the* I i occasion BOW presented, of securing -original inter [ can opp. rtunity of t'-m disp sing of the large | , amount ol stocv • ach he.-: ; ac. .' cs a; a handsome fidvanc 'rtui, ii.e-e preliminary remark®, the following • . PROSPECTI S .S respectfully ; esenteU : Ihe pro; r;._v ol tin- Cotirpahy proposed to be or ganized by the sale of ::iese —origin*! interests,"con- i . sists oi the toilowiu hedges.situated w'.t;u R ra- ! , dius of five miles of Central t itv, Colorado. TRAIL CHEEK DISTRICT. Mammoth Lode * of 100 do ■■ St t< /• l-'ail Lode, f of 200 do \ audi cbilt Lode,X of 200 do | Union Lode, of 200 do j <avid Ophir Lode, of 100 do I TRAIL 11l Jf DISTRICT. Holm an Lode, of 200 do BANNER DISTRICT." •V. Louis Lode, of 100 do j r c nsatohl Lode, of 100 do I'pper Fall River District -1 In Lincoln Lode, of 000 do ' : Washoe Lod', of 200 do i ! Mi mU, or Louisa' Lode, of 200 do Riame Laded of 200 do j ; ' : il a total of 2XO feet or nearly ah ,'fa mile in : icngui horizontally, ol rich Gold prodin ;ng teirit rv. ..a.untied depth, together with all the dtps, spur- ! ; angles, anil a,- all the tnetals. ores,gold,silver i ; '"'* ;! r mend bearing quarts. r -it earth then- j i.i, en i s!i tne rights, p.iviiegcs ami , es li.-r.- i .en.. OKBdatit and.-,'; ur|eua#6pd. og there ; with Usually had or eij< ved. under and -a j-.t to* 1 c ! : jurisdiction of th.- nverameiit of the Unit? d States." ' I in.'...as to ah ol wiiicii claims l.c, it ciarun- 1 ed t> an, im ei ol l. c Bar rt - :• nl ' ■■.oratio. , His i pinion l- a- l .Hews— -1 ins 1- to ••ertiiy that i have carefully examined the ' I titles to the foregoing lodes or ledges uid . •- d that they ar perfect. I HOS. MASON. A:-- ; Law. Central t../ • U-rado. The -pace of a circularis too limited to give the own- i . ot numerous distinguished citu.-ns and meo ol i . - :-m •• who n.'.c examined this dial eh the follow ing extract* relate thereto, "and that of Prof Edward . V Kent in particular, ol ti.t New K.rl. 1 . S. A-'-av ! ' e, is directly ID point; * ■• Our ..to :umetiled Pre.- b-tit. Mr Lincoln, during .mi interview with is] ei.at-r Cdfax. ri-iattv- tic.. . ?. ; den w. v ill vi Colorado. Neratiu. a. . .-.ua 1 ' lmve Very large 1 ie:.s of th, mine; . wealth of ! l,nr . nh ' ,* Ibehev C • praet.t ally mcxna.;-!abie.*' ! . 1 J- 1 • - P-fh *•**• -'—eretary of the >nt . nCT . ia 1 ''•'"* VicuU Report presented tot ngi *■*, dated Lie- : U ■**'*. ; ;.e men |.ia-.. Nt ooruh ti a "I ur vvestem 1 err.tones, -uvs: -1 he weal* ■ . ■ > i.recti;. .. j rnneipa: p. ,n ~f ~u . :i . an.- of h ! -t. •: . CO.lira. • , y met, vcrr.uie.it : r . 1 - Vv .11 w. i ■ ■ i•at r. 1 flli.-n.* a Hon. ... ! .. i;i a • • f .•• tin-11 :ie '"hepre.- n . • ' •*• * " ' : ■ *' "1 wi. .• 1 .v. i u: 1 "; • " '• -• ■ ■ - ■' *- ■- e i.i: V :i - what Ia • ' ty f . cut. ai m r.- r- wno: we!! v : in. tup n • I -nd '• : • - mnv.t ep.t. in; m it. ■ri .mrus ' . .tad TeVi l . r.iei:—t:..t rt.; vt . A; • : v the ve*- P • • .• i *!••!.'f- I r. i w ::l ri• - • ; : . : , > i.M . : - : i - e: ;. n n.... j „ j "•? -t •"> :• *• " -v. ■ •av • • n ' ■ . . 1 1 1 MWI. .>! ! - and she a..:u-b.i;niig u..,u:z . f ! 1 • m a-:. o -y " an m i ai;f' in:a P. E !isr.i N 1.-.:::. • : !i.<- New >'..rk A-say Of ' ' -As t • the xt :i of 0 !<i mines 0 f f*. !nra ;o. I ' am not prepared :o give an estimate, as 1 •'md ! i eii ich t. fully . ■ ip; y my • In., with na :a litis .f j I'r-e mi es of t :rai City, the lmi.u of the abort • igew] but a- : . ;!.•■ richness tits. I have JJt . . - ■ ' Pacific I!a ! road. C'oiwnu.-• is u. - .n-.; nmv opinion, to rival r ! supercede Califi rnia and Australia, ar. i become the : ' j . i.e t MB. -n • -named by th. - .. ■ (■•..; f •ir-di-Ti ;i - f .. r. t.. a.... i-.vr- • K . .i-h ia; : ai.st- ,ve pu ♦. ;• •. • . f the ' ■ ; -f 1 ; : • f • ■ 'I. ! the.: "lit- et - al-. V c.-s are n "rt - r. . t-. develop me sroiir. fm-. 'aims ; are .u-ip. Iy in ibissel! ami i't oi.osti. is and a re • • j nay be formed u hen the fact i- on wide red that it . I itcn .i.— t.: t _. y obi n..'dio:.s <•: .. ' ! ave in —verttl in.-t.u.'-i s! -n s-:! if- r Si*.'.•>.> per f" t. Mr. Tie! is. from i feet I tl.e 1! btail |.."de ; :.io uui'i. " ;i a.ic.o.iy .... ;• iJ..o. e. in grjd.and f-' f - jo. o has been offered and refused for; d T feet of this ! satao lode, equal to •800,00 c for a claim of one hun ired f-tt. - * •■• " • * mure .T • .. J *... ; .. f " i. •; :.; , | j,c;s ••. i f,.,ve at comma: 1. : ! :.> . • ,-n i tor uined to • i i t: in, an t ;.vid* it- m into i w -ire llundi e.li • and 1' !ty Original Shares *•- i: :'! cc-st the s-.b --t •. i hereto ONE Ht NURED l-.-LhARS EACH. . . the - up.*an oi rt.m *y - an interest in realt A.-all '■ rt:-;e ; ; led fertile lc— ' v> npmerit I se, ■! iy .- ; . I*, rrn a company . and . ' -k. J':.o plan hero pro j ■ i m..y i— e,i. - i 1-?i..v1,. tt.-formation ...ftw urn. r-1 ii; • p.. p- which i ■ i The WtfcMMXt cam then upon this and snb- j stautial i,- • • t "ffic. r-I;onv among thomsclvcs. : - officer'! • Company. In . ..i : t' : i . nrls.'Mic returns n>; vbe spee i.iv i ! realized, these sulwcriptions are based upon the prop- , ©Sit n ti.at - . -. , ilrf - •••nr.. j'.atefy .•, re. c ■■! ! I' !- ' •'.'■ i ..-iy ii'i ! v, :y. anil win. ni:-y 1 I uie-i at the oftie. ..i" :!.- in. ier-ignod before ■ -uh-erit o may l-.-.-e ti.e.r lan is on heavy jvval ties, or at rganize Companies in the usual vVav To accommodate thos- f me-i.-rato means, these * j - interests' arc put atSloo each, in order to got the ' * list filled :.i out e, and t., prevt ut any delay in the or- j a.'ii: :. 1. Ol the (' mpauy. t" •nssderiiig the :. .me; us valuable - Ledge®" vrh !i eon-':tute the txisa of this enterprise—the fair and • i lii ; le feature: —the l->w prices at which *' ia | teresfs " in it arc offered, and that each interest eoti . 1.,-s fi.e bolder to his rota share of stock in all the ' ! Compauies that may be organized upon them—also rec>' Meeting that ::i all, mere are only 1000 interests ' to bo sold, an.l it would only require one hundred ! gentlemen each t.-> take fen (SIoOO) to absorb the whole, it.- presumed that it ia hardly necessary to suggest , i..t desiring to secure or more of ihesi ~fig: na! interests, to at once send in their subscriptions. Cheeks or Droits should be drawn to the order of ! the undersigned, whose endorsement will be a re * ; ceipt in addition to the one that w;!| be promptly sent on receiving theni. b'mt-d ."■l ite- MP—llMd's —7-20"s and oth-r Gov ernment Bonds taken at par, and any premium or ae ) erued iniere-t thereon allowed Bonds mav be sent by registered mail or by express I'he Books are now open. Subscriptions received by i ' DUNCAN M. MITCHESON, i N. E. cor. Fourth a Walnut I'lnladelphia. itzrri! EXCES. Hi- Excellency, I His Exivllencv. AXPREW G. CCSTIX, ' Mvacrs L. WARP. Governor o; I'cnn'a. I Governor of New Jcrser. Hox. EM SEIFEIL, HON. W. S. JOBXS. Sec. of State of Penna. | Sec. of State of N. Jersey. Hex. MORTOX M< MICHAEL. Mayor oi Philadelphia. . Geo. M. Trouunan, Pr->'t Central Nat. Bank, Phil*. Geo. K . Zeigicr, Pres't N'i. lik. of Commerce, •• Robert P. King, of K:ng & IJaird. >' ; Beujarnin Orne. of J. F." A E. li. Orne. i Edmund A. Souder. of E. A. Sender k Co. u ' . 1.. Montgomery Bond, of Bond A Biddle, " John Welsh. ol S. AW. Welsh, - j ! *•' lu sending subscriptions, give name and ad are;® p m crdtr that ff. tns* Vw, oorrectlv etv.er- ' Ed in the subscription Book, from which receipts are issued, and from which notices will be made out for , the first meeting of organization. myz'-Ot - This I,<de is very well developed, with vein of ore I feet in width; ore prospects wed. I t There i one shaft on this Lode 20 feet deep and 5o feet long, and the crevice is 5 fee: in width. I This Lode ;s well developed, and considered one of the best in the district ; th'erc i- a -haft on it 00 feet j in depth with a vein of sulpherets tour feet in width. Assays made of this ore prove to be very n, h. I This is A. 1. Lode, and has a shnfi of 75 feet in depth—vein of ore three feet in width and of good quality, t're taken from this Lode yielded flOo per cord i"n gold. 'i This is really the riches; Lode vet discovered ::t ; the disti:ct; it i- well developed, aild ore taken from tins Lode yielded upwards oi S6OO per cord. .■ If. ...J - , Save Your OiME "5T ! ! i Our ciif ire Slock *.vi!l lc tSiu- IMtsi-ii oi'al : very ;<i- V.TII ue hti K'liiiadrlphia Pri ces, Consisting in T,;irt uf PI a i[i and Fancy ID 11 ESS GOODS, Very chc-ip C2M3 mm %5? Wtmu .-s? > KHISLINS, & DELAINES. CASSi MERES. I H 3i iJ Jl3 k large and full assortment OF ! .Flannels & Shirting, All wool flannel from 50 to 75 ets. -1 V'r'j fair: assort dent of .% ) "l') V , caul FAXCY GOODS, LA DIUS' and GEXTS' G LoYES and IIOSIE■ EY, DUE 11 11 j( 2 . <f all sty 1 os, GJ El' ami U ]J'J;( A, dec., Ac , ZEPHYR KNIT EOCDS, .V inrpe unJ full assortment of the latest | styles of SHAWLS. BALMORALS, of every description, at a low figure. A stock of Ladies' lUIIS & (MilM, of the la?e.-t ar.i fest stsles. LADIES' AND GENTS' If NDER-C L OTH iR C u .aice variety, and very cheap. HOOP SKIRTS, vt the finest quality. CARPETS, A large and entirely new stoat, at the low est cash prices Every person goes to Trait's to buy Grocer ies. Sugars from 12 to 22 cents per pound, Syrups iron; 20 to 40 " 4 - Coffee from 35 to 38 " u Teas as low as 81 per pound. Dried Fruit, QUEENcWAHE, GLASSWARE, V7ILLOWWAKE, &C., <ScO., cScC. fissir*Tall and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. V e charge nothing for showing goods. H. M. k 11. PKATT. Lewistown, Oct. 25 1865, Brown's Mills. nnilE undersigned are prepared to buy all kinds of Fr-xiuce for c '.-,' i. rt receive on store at "Brown's Mills, Reedsvilh i'.i. We will have on hand Plaster, Salt and Coal. Tie intend keeping the mil! constantly running, and LLilijiL i'liiL LL tor sale at the lowest M rkct rates, at all times I JM-rhe public arc r--<jn -ted to give u® a call ! *ep27tf H. STRUNK & IMFKMANS. j ti sßii'i MSLfiaiiiii At D, Grove's Store. New Arrival of Groferits and fonfefiioapries. i ! L) '■ Hl'V E would again inform the public that he ! *. ft" just jKpehed * fresh supply, to which he ! I wculd call thcr ,*.•> i.- on. N *.v i- the tir.n- to btiv i chyap prune M,the very •i of Sugar-: pi one t e!tee. 7 different kinds, put tip in packages; Coru > | Farm*- Hominy, K®M,fm| Mil k intlfl fif flpjl If 11. I i an ' l hi.?: p.. me c'i : v f.i-1 Vinegar. jtasKeis. Buck els. Br - -om-. ant! a vsi 'ty of D ! s and ' tor Ciuklreu Also, Baisins, Fig®. I'runes, i mat; i,• on in tow::. HawO Is. and an , entile-- vai •r\.; . xt . u l! ~f wj.ieh wii! sold . I ;or . .. i RrTi kind.- f Country Product taken in ox- I chii ti:-.- . r G" ..Is. Ihanl.tul for pas; fav'-.-s. He hopes by sirict aften- ; j tloll to btistness -.-• lia-M i olVt t ;0n;::.i...1:e. (.: the patronage of age nerotis public may lit FOB Till MUM!! In addition t an extensive st ,tk of GOLD & SILVER WATCHES WIEDALSONS. BREAST PINS, RINGS, and other L E *W ELP. , AT ilv JLILd'A : ena-.dishment. will {e f U nd a beautiful as I s rimer t of P'hmiWt V!':! Al.tst tsx. I A I, SO. !L?'- i, tt.'l tiu? r roiniiictit iidiyj LJ-mi'L i MUclCglL INSTRUMENTS, und hundreds <d nthir artivles. 11. W. JI'.NKIN. Lowist ivrn, .May 24. 1x55. ROBERT IV. TAT TON, 801 TH filBF, OF iiIRELT STREET, I.Li> ISTOIV \*. I>A. | | just received nti i ojiened at his e> A 1 tabiishment an* w supj ;v Clocks, ?fatciie3, Jewelry. ! Udi ./ fid j \ij A ill Fancy d:e., which he will dispose lat r. asur.ahle prices | "•'•s r... i . tj.te j.iin a..ail and examine ; •"* " l JCe; - w; -fh 1 bra - ? u!i article* in his ' j line, and is suffiei. ntiv large to enable a!i to ; ! make selections who Loire to purchase. Li.l -U..IEi ncariy and cxp' iitiouslv ! ! attended to, ar.d all yjork warranted, j iua.Hr.ftil !wi- the p.- it;, cage heretofore re- : : eeiit-!, re-pectldir, asks a contit.uance <| ; , -''6 sanv . nr.d wiii endeavor to please all who ' : may fa tor him with their custt m. f t .po { s ii A 11A "if 17 AT IxLiLkL. ■ NOTICE TO FAHME&S! i'l IIK ur. d announces that i.e 8 i now pref :re ; to buy or receive . t . 1 srorazc. and torvvaru nil kinds f Grain and othor Produce. at bis new V\ .re!. •;■ I; i J-t,! ~ S*LAV! J., co| ( k •-. t era.stantiy 'n! i., r su'ie lie u!M> ci'u'ii;;. - J'r luce Ii:.-iness at : the old stand in Lcwi-i ,wi.. ocll'j-tl AIINER THOMPSON. Slc a, rf clr/ f ? J2ia To -'■-* - mn iiiij) m mn, LEW IKTOH'A', I'%, TOilX 15 SKLIIEI.MER , ffers hia sincere F thank- to friend- and well-wi-her- i ■ b.s establishment, f r the steady and rapid I growth of l is business hithert ~"and solicits a "continuation < f the patr .i.ace „f the com munity. \V itb increased faeilitie-, ar.d devo. ting stri-t persoi a! attention to the details f h*.s business he is confident that all orders he nviv h>- ftvored with during the present i . v .'' ur - W li: ' e executed to tin- , mire satisfac tmn of giving th m His ft ck of Hardware. Wo i -.vurk. L-atln-r Saddlery. Coach libnirico Shoe Findings. Paint,, ij,|- Stoves. Nails, ib.rse and Mule Shoes, NaiN and X ,i! U d> Ac , Ac.. Ac., j is heavy and well-seleefetl. and is oflVrc.l at prices a? low as can possibly be soid His TI A U Hi: \ is of his own manufacture, m de in good and workmanlike manner, by foil hands un d<-r his own supervision, and" is offered whole ; sale or retail, as superior to any in the. market Merchant®. Mechanics, Farmers, H .Use ; keo D r>i an(l gercrally may rely upon getting any article in his line with an assu ; ranee of fair dealing and promptness, wheth er in person or by order. Roofing. Spouting, Repairing, Gns Fitting and ah kinds of .Job Work dune at shortest . notice. Libera! discount given to the Trade a D d \V holesale I'ealers. T . T J- B. SELHEIMER. Lewistown, Jan., 1866-ly Isir<l Cages. BC V your Bird Cages— they are pretty— at HOFFMAN'S. QIIEEP SHEARS, for pale bv • O "P™ F. J. HOFFMAN. CEMENT, for sale by L ?• J HOFFMAX rPHE celebrated Baekeye Reaper, and X Mower, for sale fcy F- J. HOFFMAN, TTSH ! EISH ! Hoffman's is the atore 1 for Mackerel and Ilerring. j _ i Y\7ALL PAPER, a fine assortment, at VV F. J. HOFFMAN3. |)LOLGIi STEEL, for sale by 1 f. J. HOFFMAN pARPET CHAIN, for sale by V_ F. J. HOFFMAN TRON and NAILS down again in price A F ails V per keg. Best Bar Iron cents per lb F. j. HOFFMAN V M EiUCAN Hay Fork and Knife. Ev , \ err farmer should have this fork. It :s one of i ■ " very best forks to unload hay front the wajion ami .U.'.M it it of the mow. it la also a perfect knife u >.t "ir. f in. wor stack and is warranted to give en '..re lai.ali. tion. it hae auvantages we think no other fork po.scetcs. F. J. HOFFMAN, Afent for the Mxuuf..cturr* f i ROCERIKS reduced again ! , \JT God Brown Sugar, cents- Kitra Brown. 14 do V. .lite. 17 do Fine a-agxr House Molasses, 14 do Very good linking, 10 do Good Syrup, 26 do Very boat, st do Good alack. Tea. 1 00 rT a Voftee. 23t03i Ho.iir.ai, r ,j the place for bargain*. WILLIAM LIND, has now open A NEW STOCK OF Cloths, Cassimeres AND VLSTINCS, which will be made up to order in the neat est and most fashionable styles. apl9 New Stock of Hats, Caps. &c. 7f. Cr. ZCtXN&EK,, .■jur/ia St. } if si lJuur to John JvcnneJy't, Has just received from j New \ ,rk and Philadel- / the most extensive mcnt f c-si-iIS CSsijpss v r exhibited in this place, which will he dig ; •.of at such prices as to defy competition, and winch i.e invite* everybody to call and x in as lie is satisfied that his stock CUD ; riot fnii to piertße. f r the Ornish he has constantly on hand', r will make to order, bats to their taste if any I tunned site or trial, at prices which •ar.ni t tad be satisfactory. Country Merchants will find it to their ad vantage nini a call, as a liberal deduc tj. ii wiii .<• made u wholesale purchasers. 1' ii t f rgn the place, next door to John .IYF'T 5 auJ Lfarlj °PP-' it e the Jid e lows Ilall. may 11 _ SELLING OFF AT COST! f |Mlh undersigned having a large stock cf 1 Kiistoru maiiutautured Boots and Shoes •i h.it.u. otfe.* thu same at cash prices frr m to-a u.t: 1 fuitfier notice is given. M u'- I!, ..ts. warranted, double soles from *3 00 t. 5 50. Men"; B t* do Jo do calf. 6 t>> i o0 Buys' Boots do do 200to 3CO l. uth s In,, ts do do 100 to 22a Men s Gum Urtr>h.>a, best 1 25 W,>/„ du do 1 10 do cloth tons 2 75 i t h . : ' S alc ? n ? ' ck ~f pit J ™rk on hand. T 'j'' ' " u ';.' spil lb*. *nd warrants it 1 ' • / nothing. So, come on, boja At.a u.r:s. ai d t : prepared for the cold. • J mut;., " . ; and repairing attended to as ; :< V :,K stock of Trunks, Valises "id t arpet r,„g* n hund which will be sold at very reasonable prices. A full stock of ( m- maue w - n kept constantly on hand at 1 v ! ' 1 ; *" BILLY JOHNSON, Lew is town Feb 7, 1866. ~J 3 S "MS ESS". The Best is the Cheapest. SOiMtf o and / tiie tery best brands can be had at FRVSINGER'S Tdßll'CO i SECAR STORE, in any quantity. from an ounce of Tobacco V,''nlv'.'fi 1 " frcm penny Cheroot to ICO.OOO best 7/avanas Tobacco Pouches and Boxes, Match Safes aim t igar Cases. ri-y, ; < r^aggagyt J i .in i tier genuine clear //avana Cigars a5 " r throe lor 25 cents: Connecticut* urn at 5 cents; PeuuTat 3 cents iitt t. iieroots at 1 cent -0 KEE.OKAITTS, w . n. l sui that 1 have a very heavy stock of ?' 1 ~I" S ,,rs always on hand, at pri> ies for lobaceo as low as the city, and Cigars at, b.wor prices. All good# sold by me are warranted as represented or the goods mav >c i.'turned, and money will be refunded.— nvuu '° yourself that it will be to your in < '• rt to deal with tne by giving me a trial , E. FRYSINGER. Lewistown, Feb. 14, 1866. iifjiiaiiaiDoia aunuiL AND Victory over High Prices! T nL undersigned has received from the Ea.*teri> x\u U SCi^ ?. nd varicd assortment of BOOTS "• • ot all orte aud sixes, of eastern manu '.ii uuc, At his store, one door west of Kranciscus' Hardware btore, JCast Market Street, Lewistown. He wui consiandy keep cu hand a large assortment of homemade WORK. of all kinds and the latest styles. He will also take measures and make work to or der, at short notice. Repairing done in the neatest manner. The public are invitea to call and exattna* my stock bofore purchasing elsewhere, as I arn I bound to sell cheaper than the cheapest, for caak- W. ( YH * FN"BCR■
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