JR. E O I P 3 E S -
Victoria Bunt. —T wo ounces of pound
ed loaf-sugar, one egg, one and a half
ounce of ground rice, two ounces of
butter, one and a half ounce of cur
rants, a few thin slices of candied peel;
flour. Whisk the egg, stir in the su
gar, and beat these ingredients well
together; beat the butter to a cream,
stir in the ground rice, currants, and
candied peel, and f.s much dour as will
make it of such a consistency that it
may be rolled into seven or eight balls.
Put these on to a buttered tin, and
bake them from half to three quarters
of an hour. They should be put into
the oven immediately, or they will be
come heavy; and the oven should be
tolerably brisk.
Cocoanut Biscuit or Cakes. — fen oun
ces of sifted sugar, three eggs, six min
ces of grated cocoanut. Whisk the
eggs until they are very light; and the
sugar gradually; then stir in the eo
coanut. Poll a tablespoonful of the
paste at a time in your hands in the
form of a pyramid ; place the pyramids
on paper, put the paper on tins, and
bake tiie biscuits in rather a cool oven
until they ara just colored a light
brown.
Seed Bi<ruits. —One pounlof flour,
quarter of a pound of sifted sugar,
quarter of a pound of butter, half an
ounce of caraway seeds, three egg<.
Beat the butter to a cream , stir in the
flour, sugar, and caraway seeds; and
when these ingredients are v. e.l mix
ed, add the eggs, which should be well
whisked. K- ]i out the paste, with a
round cutter shape cut the- biscuits, and
bake them in a moderate oven from
ten to fifteen minutes. The tops of
the biscuits may bo brushed over with
a little milk or the white of an < gg.
and then a little sugar etrevvn over.
Savoy Cakes. —Four eggs, six ounces
of pounded sugar, the rind of one lem
on, six ounces of flour. Break the
• eggs into a basin, separating the whites
from the yelks; beat the yelks well,
mix with them the pounded* sugar and
grated lemon-rind, and beat these in
gredients together tar a quarter ot an
hour. Then dredge in the flour grad
ually, and when the whites of the egg
have been whisked to a solid froth,
stir them into the flour, etc., beat the
mixture well for another five minute-,
t len draw it along in strips upon thick
c irtridge paper to the. proper size of
the biscuit, and b;.k • them in rather a
hot oven ; but let them be careful!v
watched, a a they are soon clone, and a
few seconds over the proper time wili
scorch and spoil them. These biscuits,
or lacHes'-fingers, as they are called,
are used for ranking Charlotte in -o-.
and for a variety oi' fancy sweet d: •li
es.
Crullers —Half a pound of butter,
three-quarters ola pound of -ugar, >ix
eggs, two pounds ot flour, two table
spoonfuls of milk, a small lump of sale
ratus the size of a nutmeg; [lav: r with
nutmeg, mace, and a little salt.
Mountain CaJc. —One pound of su
gar, half a pound of butter, five eggs,
one cup of milk, a little nutmeg and
cinnamon, one pound of raisin.-, one
glass ot wine nearly full, one pound of
flour, one teaspoordul of soda, and two
teaspoonfuls ot cream of tai tar.
Molasses Cake, —Three cups of mollis
scs, one of butter, one of sour milk,
two eggs, one spoonful of saleratus.
salt, spice, one quart of fl#i;r.—
G'odey's Lady's Book.
irniTiHiFi
seiv A*. i) i :<IPROX i ; 5)
su'D-m* iayiiidsL
No. 1. Price
r |HIE GBOYKi; 1;aKEll SFW-
J- IN(< M.\ cu IN HO I. j. ;io the .f
railors, 'tanufafturn's tf (Piffling Boots and
Shoes, siulfarriaju' Trimmers,
tie Lock Stick 3lacl'.ti*c,
No, i Sewing Machine,
If i of extra vry s-.r'-r.. ami p-v-::--.
•perated with little Doise; is adapted to even vai ctV
of wwing from the thinnest muslin to ifce heavm/t
leather, an i will work eqanllv well with cottoi iiru
or k thr--.fl. !•••"• i -
being constantly received :
*'V l "" " r and foreman hare both thorouxrhta
examined ami * - ; j/j %
jut material, fxom the iviest liar 1 ,•
■
mikci T"'"."-" ■ " ; tensions, and we find it
k r ,Y : .t.-iiui,-. i ii.voui.-i
Rmg i . and other machn ? for v< .
he-nnuon rapronouncing TOUT NO. ish\ tile v-< ..
tnobcwhyf.r any m,...- " '
-Merchant 7.. . 121 1...;. -
••I am ilu! fortunate in.r ~r 4-'
No. l Shuttle .VachinelTT X o i?,':" 8
••wing machine for the past tew . .
in® groat pleasure to t yth • • ,
in all points to anv that
I want no bettei fi
shops; any un.-. mV
Merchant Tail-r, l.c-.v;.;..., ;i . p a
ALL* WilO WANT THE
LATEST A\ £5 BE NT
should not fail to . and see new sou ,-tt tor
wWw tow, as is d< lined supersede all the
heretofore popular JLichines . . taring j .. .
Having the largest variety r,[ machines of nnv ether
W< ' ;r ' taetes with a a maehiuoat
aw- i'-' rlh.'. All machines van-anted
M*t.no T^*f„r^ie.' S C ° U ° n ' Ua * U T " r " ' •
ana eaiy-.r-lcs of sewing nven b>*
r. F. LOOP, Agent,
*l-Vl, Lewistown. Fa.
removed.
J A. &. w. R, McKEE
HAVE removed their Le h<., rf ,. n >, - ,
lows' Hall, a 0,.,t . ~u
on hand. Sole Leatb<Hat i e
Leather. Kips, Amera an an I 1 ren-i,'
roceos. Ltnsucs and and a yenerat aLcrtl
ment of .-hoe bindings. vrhi-u ri.-v will s.-ll <>hea„ .
market price paid" in eo.-h f, . .i[ d , .
Calf Skins and .-heep Skins.
zzc mmws
war*.*}, fe- , 1 •-■ ;,r ; v,,.
pa-1 m ,. ~ . g
$
QIIKEP SHEARS, for pale bv
0 aplS F. J. HOFFMAN.
f /"lEMENT, for sale by
J- O F. J. HOFFMAN.
THE celebrated Buckeye Reaper, and
j A Mower, for sale I y F.J. HOFFMAN,
1 yiSII! FISII : Hoffman's is th® store
] p for Mackerel and Herring.
Y\7"ALL PAPER, a fine assortment, at
1 ! VV F. J. HOFFMAN'S.
___
3 nLOUGII STEEL, for sale by
- J I-' .J HOFFMAN.
(lAKPET CHAIN, for sale by
- y, F.J.HOFFMAN.
TRON and NAILS down again in price.
J_ 3 i;ile f? per keg. Bert Bar Iron S.'. ecntf per !t.
F. J. HOFFMAN.
'i 1
\ MERICAN Hay Fork and Knife. Ev
• . xJI er . v Ikiuirr should have ti. s fork. It i- ••tie tf
j ti.e very best forks to unload hay front the wagon and
{ • l .<i it .ut of the itn-w. It is ill- .a p, ri.-et k: ;.
II .-in ou: of mow or sta-k and ir w: tranti- Ito <u
tire r;;tHt'm tioi;. It lias a.han:.ig-.- we i" , i.,.
luik pv.-re.-.-ce. 1 J. IL'KF.U \v.
Aet-m for the Manuf. -r.tr.: H.
p ROC FRIES reduced again !
l UP li: ed Bit waSugar, n- ~ . i
E\'.r:i Brown. 14 *
\Wtin-. i: tl()
Fine Heti.-to Molasses, 14 do
Very good Baking, 1*. do
Good Syrup, 2ft do
\ .:>• b-'-t. _ do
'' -f-d Black J ca. 1 i..j
„ , ( 1 , sa to 3a
- .
\tVSLLBAM LEi\iD,
'
has now open
A NEW STOCK
OF
: Cloths, Cassimeres
AND
VESTS WCS,
which will le made up to order in the tu- tt
est and most fashionable styles. apl9
New Stock of Hats, Caps, ac.
V 1 f "Z-J • .J yy rmn.4, 4 ' =.•, a .
j Market St., Heart Door to John K< nn> ,;•/.<,
i v lias jus: received from <ygj —s
| /N' Vork and I'hiladel- U; : /
i the m -t extensive L
; ck and c.-mplete a.-soi; -
nteuc ,f
!ever exh;B.: ! in this place, which wilt he dis
posed of at such prices as to defy comnetiti n.
i and which he invites evorybodr to call and
j examine, as he is satisfied that liis stock can
i not fail to please.
L>r th- 1 thijish he has o rstamlv r-n hand,
or will make 11 order, ha;- t their taste of
. < any required size or brim, at prices which
7 | cannot lail he satisfactory.
. ' Country Merchants will find it to their ad
_ i vantage to give him a call, as a liberal'.!.- luo
tion will he made to wholesale purer: MO •
' Don't forget the place, next dot ;- t; J hn
Kennedy's Store and nearly opposite the
Odd Fe lows' Hall. ~ may 11
SELLING OFF AT COST I
1 r JMIK undersigned having a large st ek t f
> X Eastern manufactured 11 .ots and Mm- *
'•n han ■, :i'-rs the .-atne at -' t-h prices tr m
now until further notice i- given.
Men's Hoots, warranted, double s. !es fr- m
< ■() to 5 iiO.
, Men u•" ts do do do calf,
. J G 50 to 7 00
j Boys' Boots do do 200to 3 Co
Youth's Boots do do 100 to 2 25
Men's Cum Overshoe, best ] 25
l ! Women's do do 1 10
• Men's do cloth tops 275
; He ha- a]-., a stock of city work on hand,
; which he will sc-U very low. and warrants it
t i be good for nothing. Sccme on, I -vs
| and girls, and get prepared for the cold.
Manufacturing and repairing attended to
iiMial. A large stock i l Trunks, Yalisrs
: and Carpet Bags on hand which will bs sold
at very reasonable prices. A full stock . f
i. ntc ma le wolk k* ;,t constatitlv on band at
1 l.w prices. BILLY JOJiXrOX,
Lewistown, Feb 7, ISO 6.
r i r* e . } p.,
'T - f >&> iT .
irio L-est is tha Cheapest.
iOgJAUCO
tae ver y ''est brands can be had at
1 FKYSI.XGER'S TfiRKTO & SEG.iR STORE,
01 any quantity, lr.un an ounce of Tubaoe •
: V\ a -. < ' a " l, a,J - an,i ,rorn a penny Cheroot t >
100,UOU best //avanas.
J obacco l'uucbes and Boxes, Match Saf- s
and Cigar Cases.
, f c.tii fiti r genuine cb-ar //ivana < i-ar- at
r 10 cents t ,r three fur 25 cent-.; Connecticut
,l "! J hie nrae at 5 cent.-; Penna at 3 cents.
JITiQ ChlTooi6 'it 1 cent
v r" ** a* *33 W-TJi, pe-AJ.rrfyi Ar- try <r y> ■
I would say that 1 have a very heavy si, ,-k „f
iobacco and C gars always on baud, at prb
ces far I obacco as low as the city, and Cigars
at n.wer prices. All goods sold by me are
. warranted as represented or the goods may
be returned, and money will be refunded
r C .nvutce yourself that'it will be t . v ..ur in
. terest to deal with me by giving me R trial
'i t . L FRYSINGER.
Lewi-town, Feb. 11, 1860.
9i3IiIQIDDV3
AND
X r ictory over High Prices !
I undersigned has t. eived from the Eastern
i A a >arv4- und varied a-sorinient of BO< i j's
1 11 ' "T"' u!i 8ortol,n ? *e,of eastern monu
. i V.'Y'V"' at . -Jpr*-, one door west of Franeiscus'
• : SSf -o.re. r-ist Market Strset,Lewistown. He
.. j vi.i constantly keep on hand a large asscrftneai of
HOMEMADE WORK.
r of all kinds and the late-i -tvies.
•' teVfLs't ke m ™ s "> " s < make work to or
manner Th,. ™Vn ; ' Ko P H,n done in the neatest
n v Stock he#xL a Y ln ted to call and exam;no
. - i ofcfoie purchaiiinff i,. i
e t0 S - U chca " er thaa cheapestf for cash.
ar * l T". v. THORNBURG.
628. HOOP SKIRTS, 628.
HOPKINS 5 "Own Make, 55
Manufactured and Sold
Wholesale X K'et&H.
Xo. C2B Arch Street, Philadelphia.
rTIHE most complete assortment of Ladies'
1 Misses' and Children's HOOP SKIRTS,
in this City; gotten op expressly to meet the
wants of tirst class the
newest and most desirable Styles and Sizes
of "Core Trails," of every length—from
to 4 yds. round, —20 to 50 Springs, at 2 to
S3 00. Plain Shirts, all lengths.'from 2] to
3 yards round the bottom, at $1 40 to S3 15.
Our line of Misses' and Children's SKIRTS
are proverbially bcy.nd all competition, for
variety of styles and sizes—as well as f r
fiuisli and durability; varying from gto 33
inches in length, 0 to 35 Spring at 35 cts. to
$2 25. All Shirts of "OUR OWN MAKE"
are warranted to give satisfaction; hut BCY
NONE AS Sfcn, unless they have "II pkin's
iioup Skirt Manufactory, No. 028 Arch Sr."
Stamped on each Tab !
j Ab-o, constantly on hand, cc >i> SKIRTS
Manufactured in New York, and the F. t-tern
States, which we 8< ii at tmry low Prices. A
lot ct cheap Skirts—ls epVings, c > cts.; 20
springs, il 00; 25 SI 15; ; - -uri:
Si 25 and 40 springs ?l 50.
BP-VnSan ts, made to Order and Repaired.
STL.Trr.Ms (B-u. ONE PRICK ONLY.
.'■l irch i, 1860-4 in.
NOTICE!
1 )FRSONS in goiter .1. t. d e.-p, aialiv thr=e
A. _ about going to hou-o-ki oj :ng, \v .1 tak*
r 'tie- mat A. Felix is still mauuiaeiurin all
kinds of
'III'.,
and has now en hand a large a •vwitment f
i gocds suitable f r lious-'keeping, such So
J fas, Teten, Spring and Cane Chairs, Windsor
• Chairs, Lounges, marb. t- p Tab!-.'. with a
general assortment of v.<ll n.a i; fnrnitnr •of
all kinds, and at low prices, We vvidi to
dftiw uie attention cf , urch:i-ors to call and
examine the stock. In conneetim he can
1 furnish pers ins with Cr >ekery. Que< ti-ware.
Ruttei lie wis, Ch !ir,s, it;.. Rockets, Was!>-
. boards. Tucker's patent C, ti,. s Wringer
.
If nr. ' ::-4, and Fxc i-i r 1 trtr<— V, ard<
r 1 •-•. Sett- cs. FxrenF .ii "1 .to] 1.
Bargain- Can ! • hi. :.y ding at A. Ft;
lix's St.-re or Furniture W.r ■
J d3I _ A. i'i'.Lla.
EXCEIiSL' R
Photograph and Art Gallery.
i. \ s M lil'iihSloi i)!,:>rs.
f i'KWi'.N - >1 i:dw mid. the juib
• i\l F'C v. dli L:.: n- ■■s, :•; i.i Ibe ; inil -1
< at. ;i l'< ■; fit '>r Photodrtijih.
\\ i have the only Sohtr (."itinera at work
in tlie Juniata Valley, ami ire tie. oai,-
■
11< •Nit ;■ -a,. . . !i"! well kruivi)
aiitl liav > <■ .gtu<d "a
-
<jeu.*. A1 ( : Ivory
.•leiai : i.vpfs, • Pltoio-Miiiiatim*
Air',j-,,!;. • < • r ]'!,■.
i ar,i I'll' i ;dns i ! . ; .or Life > i/.o
\ ig;;ctt. Phot r p!i
1 ; ili •!< y. j, i i . . ! or ' a aoj. ,
OA*::! ' c;a., e'<C.
< Hii v i'. i-> i \ u: ; 'a !.: ; -
plain or ia eel , . ;unl ; ■ > p.. i.,w. ; ran .
. < 'ail a ,v ;3\\ j,;;...
N. IF ii - tracti 1 t ak -.!- i .en
r.t fair —. aultf
C'P^~
*" .t
B* trv?ftt ro fa r% at t f* A V
H S f9y p C-.| f*
UJuU I U U LLL
.
PIH LA i !•' LPIII A.
•PilE tnest (o ijileti a<l ii. ugi.'y
I.uI;I. v.
1!. • i ■neln t , ■ | 3 '
i 'hare • ■ i . . ■ -
1 i ,i ;■ c . c,;.-r Imre<a . 1 >l. ;•• t. I> a"..,;. ;
to ci uiua: .in th t • ••iiit'-t ..1 >' a i. r a ti.r
--■
exten-iw •x; in r. ■ ■ :i ! ■ • ■ afhir 1 >■ ■
paall-.I . !v;.M . ti.■ • VIM' ■ : ■' 4
; a.'tt"':tl 1 !■ .11MJ01 ; .its...' "ten : rla *.
te-< mid ei.it in t.'. •f i < : • .
TiiKuLV AND I'HA' TP • 'MBI.NiiD
> y . of
Af'Tl'AL !!!'.-1 Mb-.- f Ii \i .'iva
1 ;.;na! fin! pre-' mi .• .c.'-y j -.,••• .;!.; .v.nc t!:r
ill tie- sii'..rt. 1 .. a* i f e
routine, iletu.i-. cc t-.:ns a i'i t mi a of 1...-me-.- ,11
pea. rat. . I•, 1 ti • I f .-- r ga..aed cuinmer
and fin in-, tl ■ - •*1 -h 1: •
Theoretical Bookkeeping'
T"; n9. -.V ; ' . n . • 1 • . ■' •••: -a as
sci -nee <f a ■ .utits. . 1 r:n3< ■! a: ipa •• ib; • ! ie
pr prietor of t!. - 1 ,-• -a :. • ■ •!>.. av : r a
ti-f. 1- vi:i<t ooe-httif tin i-ri a ..ry tat--r the -ta
d.-nt nti-i i' : v:ng Jiim . ••••:. '■>- kti iwi-- :, je - f the
Tier ConimA'clal Course
fjaiK n ...1
I
■
on ir ■ I? . (.0 (' -.
For hi' " •' .-i •:/ ' /• -i
Sj'ocial Branches.
*
t-. / j' . >'■ • ■ A ti
lth gi A jibing
The a-rnncenv-nts ' " 4 ' ray: :-.j are in ud-
Vatiee Ot fit\thii . ct k: t -v r . M • 1 t.'.c
pul> ~-. vr . -.i.c If ■ . ; h Lint* is • •■meet- 1 w. h
-
.
a id ,1 will' It tic' .-til tents ' i till- ia.-l: • . „ ;U,- per
without wiiieh 1 ' one < lit", obtain :l |J. ■ Ui - . ] ' • -
lical operator. V. dug met; .we ■ a '.otird : t!.-
deceptive representations i t:. wit. ct any
such I'HC-iiitieS; prei ■ : ; , 1 . ~
Patro*. age.
Ti.i JIM.IU nit .* i:'.' ■ • •_ • t. '-I.)-. -
;ig? OVi-r - -• SIJ ■ ' -Mil ■ A "D'l >■ i.'.'ol in
the Siate. Uv r ii'> : j -lu.iei.'s v. ro iii ut i
danvre tl. * !i:-t •a: ■ . - v. n hi::: ired during
the r.. ' • ii< ' •> ■!'' Msid • -.us ititv mvu
riabiy be iuind iii. ;n . it.- .• ..Utui.* .
class.
Location and Accommodations.
The Institution is h. an-i i:i the ino.-t '-entr.ii part
of tlio eity. and it.- a.•••. otntnodati a . 1 r • nt. -!e
---a.H-f : ad • f.nvi n.- 1 -v. uus::rp..-- A.l the
r.oinshi.v 1 ' ll fitte ! it: in ti • v> iy style nr .1
Di -i N! - iFKh 1-np ' ■ I"N |N(i <.t;*hEs.
TKLE'iIiAFU UFFIt i>. - I A.l 1 'NT HIV STORE
DANK OF DEPOSIT AND 1.-SUE,
■uppliotl with fineljr-engravt d lith >grj hie notesused
as a eii'i-'ih-tirtg mcdcmt in the Dc] .rtrncni • A< ' tal
fiusia. -
To Young Moil
who desire tiie very l>e.-t facilities for a
Practical Education for Business*
wo ruar&nteea course of instruction no where el e
equalled, while the reputation and suunitn- cf th
lu-tiiuUon ntnong Im-inc.-.- men make it- •-:*• >1 •-
me at the best passport t > success and mi', itieeuietit.
All contcmpltitinp er.toring any Commercial College,
are invited to send for an
Iliuiitrated Circular and Catalogue.
containing complete interior vn ws of the College, and
full purticuia! - of the course of lu.struction, terms, Ac.
J.. FAIRBANKS, A. JX.,
T E MERCHAST, -V pt. ■ f 0<: TL
Not. 8,96,1;."
Virgin Gold Mining Company of
Colorado. '
19,50 -A a! Interest-"—floo each, of which 2SO
, Ricu are reserved for Working Capital.
.-u.-.-crthets elect ti c ir own onhvrs. and themselves
tniinagc toe rs of the eompanv; each sul— -riber
!; :ng as one . . its oilier.. ,i 1. l'rcsident I> to he
c.to-i-ti trotii among ;.ie 1 . aril ot dh . - tors. The di
rector.- are to lie s.-1.-ct.-l hy the sttfscriWrs Irom
: .V ;J . "vt- ! .' J "' ' v *■ :lt V-''* ' ,lrl rn< ♦ tmg for :
uon. , in- s, , ret:try and Tie • surer is t.is a sTt: scri
i" J A;V.'. J< : 'lcctcd by the Directors. Bankers, THE
4 I KAb NATIONAL DANN. I'mlad-Icioa. lict
to:.s, I hcodor*? t'nvier, , Rob. 11 D. t xe. cq.
Am,".; an-a- t v r! sal :r ; t? avidity awn • oni
tin-ndal .- witit cvht- i they far:: ijiat- in enter
j.-i .- ii iving for the., o!,;-. t the develop* mcnt of
ttr nat.'-nal r-si- irces. At Ane time • Radroa I-"—at
aiiot r"i -at —then "Copper" or -Ir-n," and tttore
recently -t >il." have 1,,,, ■. -he all-ah-.r- net q ;
In .0, th."--. \oral >-1.*rj -;-' as \v.:! Ie recoileet
wao ' ' to, !j iiol.l of thorn made money:
=• une la: ger amounts tlian "titers, :t 'orUitig to tht-ir
mvestiti' u:-.
, -Mntntg -h-i. ::ot:s in the fields . fc lorado and
. era.;.. in.titily CULT S the put -• a't-titton.
1 "'•* '■•■■■.' '■ ■- >; vera! so -d comj-aui- - have la-en
tnrca.ty orgamxed—mat thev are ti v, at • -rk—that
' M: e . r V P '- St: *' r mir " * ; ' ro highly favorable—
,-■ - n at ttie i-re-eut ttmc tiu-rc are e:i the
in :V" 'y" —"1 Ne . •. : ~ ;.|. tnttn' r
"oar- of silver ' and "! .. k- •f c .id." ; ; : ;■t. d
: Hi:,; tile en;ntl.-:.i':j ;.!i. . •• 1 1 qt!
; tn" rcce:, : ..ad exln l of th-. ■ • return-." that innu
■
■' r y.' .■■ : . - r f .v .
He . ;_v :I --d> stratd" than tiiitl now to b" !ial
,r' ' 1 : ' 1 t;u :: 1 -• 1 1;, ,f the
alt ' j'ta i'.m -y nt - d the lar-.-c
a'""''!' ! ,c < .u-.i holucr r< ... -. a; a handsome
i ' S:r; 1- 1-. ■■ • ;j>,; j, • , .
1 oc ) :' *: ■cl a v 1.; tin -ed tel. o:-
: 1 •' * : these "or bit: .1 1*11! -Is." eon-
TllAil. CIiJIEK SJISTRICT.
Morata■■■'/> , „f j<-.(> ;
; h' ■ ! ■ /.. ■ JMO
Vondn'uiil I.'f.li.i uj Nisi ( i,j
I'ai'ti) Lo(y . 0 f "1)0 do
(r'ohl <h'htr I.O'Jt , <;/' J(i;| do
fit AIL Kl'N OISTnR'T.
l.'jtlc.'. tf 200 t'u
ii v uir TIIXCT.
St. /•'.-• J.orf--, if i<x> do
Pt ti. '.( '/' if 1/ !■ . (./' J(|;i do
I'pjpcr Fall li-.ec District-
Afa Liucvf/t l.oilr, if h'oti do
IJ ((i'/tOl Loth, (.f o( 1; J , < ft
Miitnif, >' ■ L Lode, ('/" "tit ) do
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) Ens Hooka are now open. Subscriptions received
DUNCAN M. MITCHESON.
N. !•;. for. F- ittli A v.'idn.i: s.s.,
Pluia lelphia.
Krrriu-.TM.
," " r ' : ' " His r.x.v-i;. ncv,
AM I.::-.. (:t AI tact's K. Wabi,,
uovnrr. r I'entia. Governorf'New .Jer-PT
How. Eu Sttrjut, How. W. s. JOBXS ''
bee. o: State of I'etina. sec. of State ofN. dmsey.
II v. MOKTOX Mc.MtniAEl.
Mayor of Philadelphia.
C,en. M. Trontman, Pre - t C.-ntral Nat. Dank. Phtla.
liT) Vpir' 1 ' * sil ' of Commerce, -
Rooett 1 King, of King a- Batrd.
Benjamiu (true, oi J. F. & K. ii. tirn,
Edmund A. Souder. of E. A. Sender it Co
B.Montgomery Bond, ot Bond i itiddle,
Jolui U elsh. ol S. A W. Welsh
i ArSTi/- "f" d . iD Mbscri pl i on% j v<s Hnd
..-a. pfvo-'y, m oider that unui be aorrevtiv enter-
C ; -'li in the subscription Book, from Inch receipts arc
L i--iwiL ami from which notices will be made lit for
the first meeting of organization. my2-Ct
* This Lode is very weil developed, with vein of ore
5 4 feet in width: ore prospects well.
t There is one shaft on this Lodo CO feet deep and
s | on feet long, and the crevice is 8 feet irt width,
r | t This Lode is well developed, and con-idcred one
> i of the best in the district: there is a shaft on it On feet ;
- ! in depth with a vein of sulpherets four feet in width,
i Assays mace of this ore prove to tie very rich.
- ; : Tins is A. 1. Lode, and has a shah of 7."> feet in
' depth—vein of ore three feet in width and of gdod
quality. tire taken from tins Lode yielded 1106 per
cord in gold.
I i This is really the richest Lode yet discovered m
- | the district: it is well developed, and ore taken from
- this Lode yielded upwards of SfcUO per cord.
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Save Tour
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Tf/X ONEY!!
i
Ossr. rrslire Mock wili Ic*dD
lMist d oi'at a wry -s-ssara 12 ad
vance sra S c liiia(h I|iUi.T i'n
{•t'K,
Consisting in part of
Plain and Fancy
47
| GOODS,!
Very cheap.
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f ib fJJ tit s.'- \j>^
MUSLIMS, &
DELAINES.
CASSJ.MERES. ,
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r- v r. v '-> v "• )- ~ s >
gb vA, >4 4 '4-s: <£& 4 <ii- :t
A large and full assortment
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s"' iV •* 3 ;i rp\ rv
it. lulJllLiS UW
Al! wool flannel from s') to 75 eta.
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i'J.VfT (J'XtDS. I.AJ'IES' on l
GEXfS (;!.<> VES it ltd lIOSIE'
AT. ]!', I '! ■; (i\
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7"P p X 177 v I ; 'vj 7771 KT'no
tJL'i ,:i iit fiifii Xi'UUJJ '.} , '
A ! ir;-e and full s- surUnent of the latest
jst y; e o i
mi ft ws cj j !
oii re, \ v 5 A").
EAXjMOJR, /N T .5^
if e\ t'jy tit's, ;• 1 tion, at a low figure. 1
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A large stock of L'rditV
ni I 'IT ?, nnpsii ma
UlHo h UaltLuiJ,
of the latest and List styles.
T. API ft'fti J A7J il n J
Ixa.jixaD Hit D U run AD
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a large variety, and very cheap.
i
HOOP SKIRTS,
of the finest quality.
CA&tPISTS,
A large and entirely new stock, at the luw
i est cash prices.
i.u-ry person gc.i - to I'ratt's to huv Grocer- i.
les.
Sugars from 12 to 22 cents per pound,
Syrups ironi 20 to 40 " <•
Coffee from o5 to oS " "
leas as low as £J per pound.
Dried Fruit,
QUEEIsTctWARE,
glassware,
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Jki.-- Gaii and cxatuiue our stock before
purchasing el.-ewhere
V\ e charge nothing lor showing goods.
H. M. k R. PRATT.
Lewistown, ©et. 25 IBGS,
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.Brown's Mills,
'inUE undersigned are prepared t.,
buy #i! kiuds of Produce for cash, or rcoc .
store at Brown's Miils, Roed.-ville, PH. Un i
on hand 1 • s *a
Plaster. Salt and Coal.
Wc intend keeping the mill constantly running . .
hare ue
juom, Aff.i di
: r cnt the ' .west Market rates, at all times
aurThe public are requested to give c, ,-vl
Bcp2. if H. STKUNK i HOFFM.IXg
ii mm asriTOJßii
At D. Grove's Store.
Vcw Arrival cf Groceries and Confecfiontrifg,
Dr.rtdVE would again inform the public th*. >,
has just received a
ill. c.i'l tic :r attention. .Now fs tWtirni'- . he
cheap prime .>1 ilasses; ti.e very beat of Baear • '
< .lie. . 7 diricreiit kinds, put „j> j n p.. uaekagA",'-^'
,' 1 T Hominy,Beans,andaUktodsofSiriiS
rcM and fine; gjpa Cheesy.pure CiderV n , A
1.1-kit.-. loicKets. Brooms, and a variety of I> • ~ '
V -tions rcr i hlldren. Also, Itnisius, Fics }• , U ' 1
. A.m. 'll ls. tjesid.. the lur.'-st
i :of - ijis to be found in town. Hair ' 'i!>. an
end!. vari. ty of extracts, ail of which wiil i,,V7 "*'!■
cheap : r < ash. ,|J
4tdr AH ••• N of Country Produce taken n
C..ange tor Hoods.
Tor past favors, he hopes by strictau*->
lion to business to merit and receive
me patronage o! a generous public inav!..
Hill 'fill MUM!!
In addition to an extensive stock of
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES
MEDALiONS,
BREAST PINS.
RINGS,
and other
v7 IS "V7" E L R "y
AT
■A ZE fJUjfJßi'vj
establishment, will be f.-und a beautiful ns
iwrtment of
IADJI3 S
A LMO,
'A' w La_ LEJ
of all the prominent •
ibiJDd
rtIUSICAI, INSTRUMENTS.
an. hundreds of c,ther articles.
11. W. JUNKIX.
Lewistown, May 24, 1805.
ROBE"iIT W. BATTOX,
St: 1 . TU SIDE Of S.IRKET STStEET,
I-E'A IS'l'tm V, |>A.
I I AS l"** received and opened at his es-
Si a. ta./iis.nji- lu a. new supply of
OaGckSj WatclieSj Jewelry,
fts ?1 v / ,'t \ i \ ; r 4 ilA?) .\ ■*
Fancy Articles, 4c.,
Bmu !, he will di-pose of at reasonable pricei
a " y\ .~ive him a call and examine
; " " wnich embraces all articles in hit
and is sufSi iently large to etiulie all to
make eelei tions who desire to purchase.
HKl' \ i 41 A'i 1 neatly and expeditious!!
•ittemie.i to. and all v Vur k warranted.
. ' in.'.fu! tar the patronage heretofore re
- i, e respectfully asks a continuance ol
9 " n,e nn 4 will endeavor to please all who
may favor him with their custom. fcb2
uiii mv TOiiifiwi
AT
UL" li> IJA vLlki! la
NOTICE TO FARMERS!
HI, urderfigned announces that I;"
i-- now f-repared to buy or receive or.
storage, and forward all kinds of
Grain and other Produce.
•r.r his new V trehouse at Reedsvilie.
52,.4T2-g2, SU/1' & (OIL
kept constantly on band for sale,
in-a,so cio tin ues the Produce Business a''
the oid stand in Lewistown.
oct 19-if ABNER THOMPSON.
A "5 ■?"> "t?
sCJO ts SJ Jo/ V V
MVU AiUJ m 3110313,
'iktohw, s*A.
T 'H N i>. SKLIIKIMER offers his sincere
ff tliar.ks to tsie friends and well-wishers of
his esiabli-hnu-iit, for the steady and rapid
growth id hi. business hitherto, and solicits
u iGntiiiuation ol tho patronrtpo of the com*
ni unit v. With increased facilitie", anddevo'
ting trict piersooal attention to the details of
bis business, | )(J confident that all orders
he inuv be favored with during the present
year, will be execute 1 to the entire satisfac
tion of those giving them.
His stock of Hardware, V.'ood work, Leather,
•Saddlery, Coach Trimmings, Linings.
Shoe Findings, Paints, Oils. Glass,
Stoves, Nails, Horse and Mule
Shoes, Nails and Nail Rods,
&.G., &c., See,,
is heavy and well-selected, and is offered at
prices as low as can possibly be sold. U' s
Tl\W IRE
is of his own manufacture, made in a g OO
and workmanlike manner, b}' full hands, u n "
der liis own supervision, and is offered who.'-"
sale or retail, us superior to any in the wif-W-
Merchants, Mechanics, Farmers, House
keepers and Dealers generally may rely upon
getting any article in bis line with an assu
rance of fair dealing and promptness, wheth
er in person or by order.
Roofing. Spouting, Repairing, Gas Fitting,
and all kinds of Job Work done at shortest
notice.
Liberal discount given to the Trade au 1 -
Wholesale Dealers.
J. B. SELIIEIMER-
Lewistown, Jan., 1866-ly
SSsril Ca^es.
IiUY your Bird Cages—thev are pretty
> at HOFFMAN'S.