E ID XTC-A-TIO2nTIa_ J. K. HARTZLER, Belleville, Mifflin County, Editor A valued friend has called our attention to the claims of Barnard's American Journal of Education. This excellent educational quarterly con tains biographies of successful teachers, expositions of the most successful modes of teaching, unalysesof systems of instruction, and historical sketches of educational institutions—all of them subjects deeply interesting to every true teacher. It is a work which is an honor to our age and country, and which no other man than Henry Bar nard would have so long sustained at such a very heavy expense. Every teacher who can spare the amount will do well to send four dol lars to Henry Barnard, Llartford, Con necticut, and thus gain access to some of the best thoughts of some of' the ablest educators in the country n. " WTiat a fine head your boy has," said an admiring friend "Yes," said the fond father, %i he's a chip of the old block, ain't you sonny?" ''l guess :-o daddy, 'cause teacher said I was a blockhead." [A poetical article for this column will probably appear next week J RECIPES. To make Blackberry Wine. —The lib lowing careful receipt lor making this excellent and wholesome wine, we find in the Country Gentleman. We reprint it in full season that the read ers of the Gazette may have at once the benetit of it : 'Have ripe fruit —mash it into a pulp with a heavy wooden maul, and throw this into a vat — Light barrel with the head out)— and continue adding new pulp till the barrel is lull. This may occupy a week or ten days. The fermentation will throw the lruit pulp to tlie top, while the seed that have been separated will sink to the bottom. When this occurs draw oft' the clear liquor from the vat, by a faucet, a few incnes from the bottom, into tiie bar rel you intend to keep the wine in.— Then, to the pulp that remains in the vat. add one-halt the measure of water that there has been pure juice drawn oft. Mix and stir this, and leave it till tlie pulp rises again, and draw off the clear liquor into the barrel. Put the pulp into a coarse crash bag, and press it as dry as possible, and add quor to the barrel; which should now be lull. Add to each gallon of liquor, two or three pounds of light yellow or white sugar. Two pounds will make a wine about tlie strength of claret; three pounds make a strong wine, which at two years old, will puss for good port. The wine is now making itself, and will tiirow olf at the open bung, all the impurities. The barrel should be kept lull by the addition ol liquor kept for that purpose, and if that gives out sweetened water will do. When the impurities are all thrown out, put the bung in tightly, and bore a gimlet hole in iL or the barrel, at the highest point, to allow the escape ol the gas This can be plugged up, if care is taken to open it once a day to relieve the pres sure gas. \\ hen the fermentation has gone lar enough that is when the wine is of the proper flavor, which the maker must judge by the taste—rack the wine oft* into a barrel perfumed or steamed with sulphur, and bung it up tightly, and let it stand to ripen The fermentation is now stopped, and the wine should remain undisturbed for several months. It improves by age in strength and flavor. It may be drawn oft* again if any new fermenta tion sets up; and the barrel again sul phured; but that seldom occurs. 'As the bitter principle of blackber ries is in the seed, care should betaken at the first drawing oft", to get as few as possible into the barrel. However, ago remedies that, and if the wine is for medical use, the bitter principle had best be left in it. An ordinary cellar is cool enough to keep wine in. ike syphon is necessary.' Elderberry Wine.— To make this wine the berries should be gathered when perfectly dry, and if one is verj* par ticular in regard to flavor, the berries separated from the stems, mash fine then add two gallons boiling water to one of pumaec, and let it stand until it begins to ferment. After pressing out the juice, add three pounds sugar to each gallon; put into clean casks? jugs or demijohns, fill thorn full, and keep them full as it tends to fermentation; then cork up air-tight, or bottle off It will be fit for use in four or six months, but will improve with age. If the quantity to be made is small?it may be pressed in a pieceof coarse cotton or flannel, or, what is better, a strong cask with boles thickly bored through it, and put under a hand cider-mill or cheese-press On a winters night, when one has a coh and feels wheezy generally, we should like to know any physic that is equal to elderberry wine. * As an article to have in the house, not to be used constantly as a beverage, but oc casionally as a gentle stimu!ant_a sort ol medicine when one does not want a physic, there are not many things equal to the juice of the elder berry. Both these statements are to be qualified with the proviso that it must be good and pure. FARIEPS LOOK TO VOIR INTERESTS! BALL'S OHIO liiaPl.lt AMI MR, WITH Pigeon-Wing Self-Rake, MANUFACTURED BY REESE, SLAGLE & FOUST, Lewistown, Mifflin County, I'a. attE are now manufacturing Ball's Ohio Reaper and A V Mower, with Pigeon-wing Self rake, which we of fer for the season of ISG6. as a perfect Mower, a per f,.,-t Reaper and a perfect Self Raker. As a Mower it !ia< no superior, and as a Reaper and Sell-Raker it ha no i '|mil. Perfect Side Delivery; has no su.e <l:..ft; two driving wheels: hinged bar, adapts itsi-it to the unevenncssOf the ground in mowing and reap ing The self-rake doe- not interfere with the dri vci's seat. The driver can regulate ilie height', stihule while the machine i-s in motion. Ut also manufacture sEIIiLKS* PA rEA I HAY HAKE, Haines' celebrated IB rse Power •.in. I'hreshing Machine. Agency for Usisei's imtent s If-Regulating Gram Thresher, Separator, Cle-ier and P.agger. , ... \ll kinds of Machine work made and httcu ut> .or MilL-t. Factories. Furnaces and Forges. Also. Rise and Reaction Water Wheels. \!J orders will receive prompt attention. I y a*Mres m„„ REESE. SLAGLE A FOUST. Lewistown, Miffiin Co., Pa. s. Benner. General Agent. fl'fa m\" BBMrN"aTON"S /JM SOLD BY GUN DEALERS AND Tim TK VLRR GENERALLY. Vest Pocket i 1-toI. No. 22 Cai 1 ridge. It.-1 • utii.g pistol. tKiliot pt 1 No.-- Cartridge, Re; ■ ating Pistol, 1 Elliot pt.> No. 32 Cartridge, Pa -kef Revolver. ■ Self Cocking.) New Pocket Revolver, in itii Loading Lever.) Police Uevolv, r. Navy Size Calibre, Belt Revolver. Navy Size ''alibre, Belt Revolver. ,s. I: Cocking. Navy Calibre, N,. v Revolver.•"> -h" in. Cab! iv, Arui'v Revolver. 44-ltw in. Cahbrr, torn Cane, using No. 3- Cartridge. Revolving Rirte. 31) .t 44-luO in. Calibre, Breech Loading Kitie. No. 33 Cartridge. Rre.-eh Loading Carbine. No. 40 < artridge. U. s. itille, 'Sieel Barrel.; with Sabre Bayonet, U.S. Rifled Musket. Springfield Pattern, Sinule Barrel Shot (hin. K. REMINGTON .v SON'S, Ihon, New York. A litOS. .Moore i Nicholas. New York. Palmers & Baelielders, Boston. John P. Lovell. •Jo- IGrubb i Co.. Philadelphia. Pouitnev a- Trimble, Baltimore. Henry Folsom k Co., New Orleans ,t Memphis. May mud Bros, Chicago. L. M. Ruinsey & C. ~ St. Louis. Albert E. Crane, San Francisco. ju. 11. To Purchasers of Furniture. R. H. Mc CLIN TIC. HKNIiURE WAKE ROOMS, West .Market St., Lew 1-town, HAS eoniph CHAMBER SUITS of Walnut Var . lushed and in Oil. Also, r v > e*i (■= . • '-=2 1 1* /a. Va* M*• aez" Jmm id u Ja, * W mT i* 7T-fr-fs: Nrf U a K> ,'d j together with a large a-.- .rtmeiit of Fashionable ;t u<l Plain Furniture, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES. &c. Call and see his stot k before pin eha-in, • Ist where. N. B. Metahe and \Y '1 ■ 1 Burial Case,, constantly on hand. Coffins also made to order, and Funerals attended with a tine Hearse, at short notice. B'.'Wistovvn. June 27.lSOtDUinos STILL OUT L'P.Pi THE TIDE. THE BIG COFFEE POT SIGN. 'Tis said that brevity is wit. To try it we'v.. hit <>n the follow,ug bit For sale at the big Col Fee P.-t stand : Stoves. Tin Ware, plain and plated Ft nit Cans. Brass Kettles, Iron Pots. Tea Kettles and Pans. Toilet Ware, Stamped Ware, Japaned Ware and Spades. sh.-v els. Roes, Knives, F<ik an i (til Shades. >t' p Ladders. Spoon-. Sad irons and Stands, i'ubs. Buckets, churns. Brooms, and Water Cans. Butter Bowls. Sugar Boxes, and Door Mats. Brushes. Oil Cloths. Traps for mice and rats, ( iothes Pins, lU-u t .pis. Knife. Trav and Men Sticks, Basket*, I' lour Sieves, Wood Saws ami Bump Spring Balance?. Slaw ("utters and Carpet Tacks, Tack Hammers. Hatchets, and Weekly Hacks Meat Saw?. Bread Toasters, Scissors and Shoe Black, Clothes W lancers, Oval Trays, and a Clothes Hack. Tea Bells. Zink-Rubi>crs and C flee Mills, Tin Boxes for Bonds, heeds and Will Picture Frame Cords k Ta?eW. pretty and new, ? \nd many other thin;' —e-.n t mention but hw. P. S. Mailt of the above I goods are di rect froui the factory, and will ho sold low for. ash. 1 ni l wholesale Glass Jars at the same figures they do n Phiia., and Tin Ctme fan r tt.au the cinr pi fee. For spouting and job work we intend to let no one .Mo lis ill price. We tise the I st material, and pro fi s.-i to understand our niisincss. I append the following card from Jf. S. Fisher, Pat entee of my celebrated Spring Top Can: Caution to Merchants & Tinners. Since the great success < f my cemented paper tings for closing Fruit Cans, some have tiionghtto • lilt into the same current ol success by infringing upon my patent. Some cans longer patented than mine, on which gum had been used under their pat nt arrangement, are now making their appearance with cemented paper rings, instead of the gum form erly used. In most eases such infringements take place thro" persons not responsible, who take orders in country tores, while the manufacturers in the cities have for tne most part concealed their work. This is to notify loe public that the use of cemented paper, pressed up* n th*- top of :* fruit can. during tin* heated state of the frmt, that w hen cold it is perfectly sealed, is an iniriiigemt-nl upon my rights, unless u-ed upon a can having a cap with ray name stamped upon it. Any '•u.d oi in nt upon this paper, undergoing a pro es.s of pres-ure during the cooling of the fruit, comes in contact with my patents, dab d .Nov. 12. lStil. Aug. it', long, March 22. is*-4 All who manufacture, sell, or use "mis with cemented paper, which have not my name upon the caps, are liable for infringement. ~ ~ H.S.FISHER. Manufactured by J. lItVIN WALI.IS. jeld STAMPING ! STAMPING !! | Al)ihS wishing to have Stamping Aj done for either BHAID or E.MBHOIDBRV . >•.*ll. IK* acc-nminodateii with the latest patterns, by calling on Mrs. .SHAW, at her residence on Third street, adjoining the old Baptist church. Bitterns of every description and the latest styles always on hand and for sale. apl2.">—oin. P. F. LOOP Has again returned from the city jyS v with a large and well-selected stock of goods, which w ill IK sold cheaper than ever He would therefore invite all his customers and also new ones to call and see for them : elyes. as my stock is large and prices to suit every "'-•dy. A good assortment of home made work on hand Having examined ail the* lit* styles in the city, he. is prepared to tnake to older all the late styles now worn. V tine assortment of cotton and woollen Hosiery at very low prices. Call at the old stand. myld \ MEKICAN llay Fork and Knife. Ev- L V ery farmer should have this fork. It is one of the very best forks to unload hay from the wagon and load it out of the mow. It is also a perfect Knife to cut out of mow or stack and is warranted to give en tire satisfaction. It has advantages we think ho other fork possesses. F.J. HOFFMAN, Agent for the Manufacturers. S. J. 3 T JLEEF„TSCIT, Attorney at Law, LEWIGTOWN, PA., ( kis professional servtees to the citizens of \T,,: . m county* . Office with D. W. Woods, esq., Main street, below National Hotel. my 2 T3EST brands Cigars, and good Tobacco, XJ M ED. FRYSINGERU BUSINESS COLLEGE . E. cor. Tenth and Gheitnut Streets. PHILADELPHIA. IMTE most complete and thoroughly . appointed Business or Commercial College in the country. The only one in the city possessing a Legislative Charter, and the only one in the United States autho rized to confer Degrees of Merit. Diplomas awarded to graduates in the Commercial Course under its cor porate seal bv authority of law. Conducted"by gentlemen of liberal education and extensive experience in business, and aftording une .jnalb-d advantages for the thorough theoretical und practice! education ot young men for the various du ties and employments of business life. THEORY AND PRACTICE COMBINED by a system of ACTUAL BUSINESS Tit AIM NO original afid pre-eminently practical, giving the stu dent in the short' -t Lute a complete insight into the routine, details, customs and forms of usmezs in general. n> eoii.lucte.l .n the best ivgultib-d.-'.'.iuYii. r ctal and financial .e-tnhiishmeiit,. Theoretical Bookkeeping Up..ii a new plan, with an original cxm.siiion of the sen nee of ifl coums. at ranged ami publishcd by tiie proprietor ot tt.:> Institution exclusive iy f.-r his own use. saving oita-half the ordinary labor of the stu dent, and giving him a complete knowledge of '.lie practice ot the ilu'coiiiiiiinis. TLe Cummrrcial Course i.yi ht* \t'Us Duokkeepimj. Co .mn. real Arilhl 'uaitunship. Du.ii iiosk f <>r: ■ 'i ,,V ' : ( 'ijiitnii i ctal Law. Ltetures on Bmdiunt At/airs, thmwrea' Ci„-fowi.. Furum I in,! .1 rtuai Luxouss J'roctirv. Special Krauciu-s. Alyelua mid tk> IL'jrt-r Md/u natus. l'ianoyi no/.//. Or nnmenttl Pamnmhip, the Art of Detecting &un ttij'itl Hoot 11. l-.ni/iiu.t > in /. S,iri , S 'lrt 'jiltton ami Jth jmphiiuf. TtD graphing. 1 IK- arrangeini-uts lor J elegrspliing are far in a,I --vain-e of any thing of the kind ever otiered to the Public. Angular IVk-grapli Lin.- is .-otitieeted wiili ilit! Institution with twenty lire.nch office in various parts of the city, where pir h • business transacted, and in which ihe students ot this Institution are per niitted to practice. No reguku office pra< tice can be had in any oth r school of instruction in the country, without Whu-ii n' Otic can <>■ :a;n ap. tl< aa- a prac tical operator. Young men are e.tutioued against the deceptive representations <>f those who, without anv such titcilities. pretend to tea-h Telegraphing. Patronage. This Institution i- now enjoying the largest patron age ever bestowed upon am commercial school in tin State, tKi r tive hundred students were ,u alt< n danee the first year, and over seven hundred duri 'g the past year. Ihe best class of student** may inva riably be found In re and all its a-- .••iati'.n.- an- fir-;- < lass. Location and Accommodations The Institution is iocnted in the most eentral part of tlio city, and its accornmodations. for extent, ele gance -and convenience, are unsurpassed All the rooms have i.. n fitted up in the very b. stylo with BUSINESS OJ UhEs OR COUNTING HUUSEB, THLE< ■li AfcH OFFICES. S J'ATff >N Jiii Y s i'OKE VSD A Rt'.LLAK BANE OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE, supplied with tin -ly eng av. ! lithographic noteslised as a circulating medium in the Department of Actual Business. To Young Men who desire the very bo-t facilities for a Practical Kducalion for Business, we guarantee a course of instruction no where else equalled, while the reputation and .standing of the Institution among business men make its endorse ment the beet passport to success and advancement. All contemplating entering any Commercial College are invited to rvtud tor an Illustrated Circular and Catalogue containing complete interior views of the College, and full particulars of the course - if instruction, terms, .v.-, 1.. FAIRBANKS, A. M., Pra l. T-. M J. 111. 1J A a T. SuoLo] (ehee L: ~ . Nov. 8,05,1y* USE THE BEST I I i>S5. CI,<M EXOELSIOR HAJR RESTORER. lor Restoring Gray Hair to its natural color, producing J/at'r upon Laid lb '(/.I w fieri the a'/sins, is not he relit ry; stops Jlurr from falling off or turning gray; hailing all eruptions of the. Scalp, and causing harsh, wiry llair to become soft, glossy and luxuriant, and may he dressed in any form desired. This preparation has been fully tested by thousands, and tins never failed to accomplish all that isclaimed for it. when used according to directions. The proprietor is aware that many have been 'lis appointed by the high-sounding pretense of the many preparations with which the market has been filled for a few years past, but such confidence does ho place in the merits of his aitiele that he offers to REFUND THE MONEY in all cases where, after a thorough trial of two'bot tles. it fails to give entire satisfaction. It is used and reeonnnend< d by the clergy and the Faculty, and meets their entire approval. IT IS NOT A DYE, but by supplying the secretions of the capillary glands, acts as a Restorer. It does not soil the purest Linen or the nicest Hon net. IT IS DELICATELY & ELEGANT LY PERFUMED, is easily applied, and is ail that can be desired in a hair preparation. . ONE TRIAL WILT. CONVINCE ALL OF ITS VIRTUES. Call for Dr. Clock's Excelsior Hair Restorer, and lake no other. Is sold everywhere by Druggists at SI 00 per bottle or Six Bottles for $5 00. Call for 1". B. CLOCK, Proprietor, Manchester, N. H. F. J- Hoffman. Agent for Mifflin co. je<s-2nt ROOFING. ANEW mode of Roofing, saving time, money and labor, and is adapted to Buildings of all Descriptions, It can be applied to steep or flat roofs, old or new. It unites the best water proof composition with the best water-proot fabric, in the best manner, lias been in use for several years in New York and Washington, and we feel confident in recommending it. The price is only seven cents per square foot. Samples can be seen by calling at 3. HI MMEL WRIGHT'S, House Painter, Lewistown, Who is agent for its sale. . apl2s-6m. • A MONTH !—AGENTS wanted for *+* six entirety new articles, just out. Ad dress O. T. GAREY, City Building, Biddeford, Main. December 20, isly. Grocery and Variety Store, At the favorite old Stand formerly occupi ed by Mrs. Wertz, and latterly by 1). drove, b' ftce• a the Union House ami lilack Lear Hotel, East Market st., Lewistown, I Vf T HERE th* 4 publir will constantly tin 1 a general. assortment <f the <rr'j<*cru*>"comprising Cofiees, Sugars, Teas. Molasses, Fish, Salt, Tobacco Segars, ; Brooms, Tubs. Buckets, and hundreds of other arti cles in general use. together with Hams. Shoulders, : Dried Beef. Ac. Also Confections and Nuts of all , kinds. Fancy Articles, and a genera! variety of sueli - matters and things as may be needed in housekeep ; iug from a pin up. MUTHEIISBOUUHS. The public are invited to give us a call. ap26.Gnt New Stock of Hats, Caps, &c. "7T ' * * W • ike vOH JMKIM * ' W em--* 31 bt, Market At., next I four to John A. n tig's. qgr. 'Lis ,l" st received from : fg / New Vlk und PhiLa.ie! WT/ a:k and complete a.-snri mi nt of ■ ••! exhthited in thin place which will beiilfi i pus. u at such prices a to 'iefy cotnpetition, and winch he invites evervliodv t call and examine, ti> he ts satisfied thut hia ttlock tun , not fail to please For the Ornish he has constantly on hand, I or will make to order, hats to their taste of any required or brim, at pri. es which cannot fail tie satisfactory. Country Merchants will ti- .J it to their ad vantage to give him a call, as a liberal deduc tion will he made to wholesale purchasers. Don't forget the place, next door t i John Kennedy's LMoro and neariy opposite the ! Old Fe lows' Hall. muv 11 SELLING OFF AT COST! . ' | ill', und. tsigned l.avit-g ti i.ii<;e stock of 1 Eastern manufaetun 1 li<n>ts and c lioes •n hand, > •!}<• i - 1 11 stitoe at cash prices from I now until further notice is given. | Men's Hoots warranted, double soles from Sd <HI to O ou. Men s Hoots do do do calf, 0 Oo to 7 00 J H".vHoots do do 200to 300 J nib's Boots do do 100 to 225 i Mi-n's Guui Overshoe, best 1 25 I W linen's do do 1 10 Men's do cloth Tops 2 75 He has niso a stock of city work on hand, which he will sell very low, and warrants it to be good for nothing. .S >. come on buys ; and giris, and get prepared for the cold t Manufacturing; and repairing attended tn ias usuat. A large stock i f Trunks, Valises ! ""d Carpet Bags n hand which will !>:- sold iat very rens-naM- price* A full st ek of heme made work kept constantly on hand at low pii.es. HILLY JOilNirOX. Lewistown Feb 7, IB CO. IMI2SIDDI3 AND Victory over High Prices ! THE undersigned lias iv.-tivd trout the Eastern 1 eities a large and varied a—rtment of BOOTS I AND SHOES, ot all sorts uud sizes,of etistoru maim i l&ct-uri;. ut iii- oiii- il<Mr \vr<t < f FntneistMis' ; Hardware East M irlo-t • >■t. L- wistuivn. He i will .-onstiuitly keep on hard .large :. s-ortment of HOMEMADE WOEK. of all kinds and tin- lab -d stvV-s. He will also take measures and make work to or der. at short notice. Repairing done in the neatest manner, i Ic- pubiie are invited to eal! and examine my r-n.ck before pnr iatsing els. win-re. as I am bound to sell eiieaj or than tin- cheapest, for cash ap" vV. THORN BURG. (1 ROVER S RIKRR'v NEW AND IMPROVED iiALliiJdi, Mo. 1, Prieo S.SO r GROYER & •RAKER SE\Y- J- INU J/AC'HINE CO. invite ihe . twtitton of Tailors, Manufarturcrs of Clufhiu?, Boots and Shoes, autl Uarriiigr Trimmers, and others requiring u rapid, light-running, and dura ble Lock Sticii -Hacliiue, t.. tin .i-new No. 1 Sewing Machine, It ts .d extra size, very strong ami t'l.werfu!. easily oper.ited v.. ij i litt.c ne.ise iis adapted to everv variety of v. . . from the thiim st uuishn to Ib-'i.eaviost leather, and will work equally well with cotton, linen j or -iiit thread, ia tt,-r- stiniiar to lim following aro i being constantly received: -Our maeliinist and foreman tiave both thoroughly ! exutniiit 1 ami t.-.-led your No. 1 J/a.-hiues en .lilJer- I ent material. Irom the heaviest harness leather and ! finest broadcloth aud muslin to the thii.it.-st tissue j paper, without alt- ring tlu- tensions, an i we find it ; makes ap. i !••• t stitcb on all materials. 1 have tried I Singer's and other machines for years, and have no i hesitation in pronouncing your No 1 Shuttle J/tu-hine , the best by I;.r o, any luacliitie vv.- have used. U'iluaji Lock. Jferchant 7Ui!or, 121 Lake Sir. et, Chicago." ! "I tun the fortunate possessor of one of vour new No. 1 Shuttle Jfaehin.-s; I have used tb'e singer St* wing run *• 1 11 •* tor Uio past i< w \t.u\-'. :m<l it gives me great pleasure to .-ay that this one js far superior in all points to any that I have ever used or seen 1 want no better. This machine can 1..- seen at my slioj) itt any timts. KEUBIN SMITH. Merchant Tailor, Lewistown, I'a ALL WHO WANT THE LATI'>T REM should not tail to .-idl amithis new a-piraut toi public favor, n- ii is destined to supersed. all tite heretofore popular .1/achmcs for ir.anitiaetuiin" out - poses. I Having the largest variety oi tnaeintiea of anv othei i Company, we can suit all tastes with a a maehineat j pii' - - .- tiom id, to file. All maehines warranted ! n-ts -t.irover a- B titer's Cotton, Linen Thread and : Machine 1 wist lor sale. infurniation an ! samples of sewing given hv R. J*. LOOP, Agent, sep'2o-ly Lewistown. Pa. EXCELSIOR Photograph and Art Gallery. I.ATIi HtItKHOLHEIUS. j\ pjJ , \\ E.\"S can novv furnisii tJie pub j[_VX lie Willi Likenesses, from the tiniest Gem to a Portrait or life size Photograph. . e have the only Solar Camera at work in the Juniata Valley, and tiesire the pub lie to etill and examine what Mr. iiurk- Jiolder fan aeeomplished antl well known artist) and others have pronounced "a success.'' Look at the array: j Albatypes or Ivory ' types, j Photo-Miniatures j Cabinet Photos., a Portrait or Life size j Photographs— ] plain or in colors, j <fcc., Ac., <kc. Gents, Ferrotypes, Melainotypes, Ambrotypes, Card Photographs Vignettes, Photographs for : oval frames, Our work is executed in the best style plain or in colors, and at the lowest rates' C *" a * MejjWENS. nstructions to students tnven at lair <tes. ap4tf Pratt's Column. j I *•>*s T3T **Jry£ w wvtWMj "PiTT T •*■/ a vy; •* "JF .<"£ ■**" G! cW *# sii Vr' W ■a' tvi* A new and complete assortment at s 3? !R J\. T T S 3 _ at the lowest prices | GROCERIES, GROCERIES, j GROCERIES, Fresh and cheap at Pratts'. - FISII, SALT and BACON, at the lowest, prices, at Pratts'. LOWERING and all other grades of syr- j up, cheap at Pratts'. Everybody goes to Pratts' for MUSLINS, CALICOES, DELAINES, and i to select from their Gne stock of DRESS GOODS. | CASSIMERES, SATINETS, COTTON and LINEN PANT STUFFS, very cheap at Pratts'. Last, but not least, Pratts have the only genuine "JACKSON WHITE POTATOES." i i I Lewistown, June, 1806. [oct2s'6sy ! Tailoring Establishment cs> iXjliC£> 0 (SniiiiiiiLigffl Wj c^nijiisssc) removed his shop to the formerly known as the "irreen house'' li Mt rs. 11 ? f Vall r v ~n,i street, adjoining who nte i V storf - w J. u ' re he cordially invite- all e anything m his line. Goods and Trim tht^ati U t U stv£ ttnd gentlemen's clothing made, in in ti styles, on short notice, and at reasonable ' pnoey apll-tf ! At D. Grove's Store, | Jiew Arrival if Grocrrit-s and Coiifittionerifi DGRiiVE w nhl mcdii inform the j, , . has just received a tr sli aapplv. i would call their ntt'-nti.oi. Now ; 1 cheap p-iine Moln-o-es; the v- ry ~f ~ j Coffee. 7 different kinds, put up . :. • i Starch. Farina. Hominy i' andalli ,- N " ul " resh ami fine: prime l'h< ose. pure Ci.i, r \ Baskets. Buckets. Br<- nts.; a variety of Doi'il Notions for Children A Kais.ii*. ! 1 Co.-oanuts, Allllolni.-. Ac.. 1,-.., th. mem of Soaps to bf found in town. Ha i endless "Variety of extracts, all of win. !, cheap for cash. " "t HiF All kinds of Country Produce :,, change for Goods. Thankful for past favors, he hopes 1. a iion to biisiiiess to merit and receivi a . the patronage of a,• lie reus pubic Great Excitement at the Pest Iffioe, j /\N uuiii • f U.' w .tni\ , • ; ..... _ ••• . | Uim ::••• ••. •• :• • tfi - Uirh . .• .. . j B.tHTS, MIiKS AMI GAIT! ,S. . ... • -til •; I'f i. ' v. <>e|iilcmeu*s an i !••• iLr.-.i";.::•. '■ • :. :,p,-.-; I-I ease. Also ci-h-tHi,;!;, j as- i • tin in • : , oil., n, vv.u k. win, , ' tured urntei Oi-<>e ri -• p.-I \ -: -u. i,•, I toi 1 and workmanship 8...-:® in I order nt si -it m t:< ... Koj-airing ,• ! matiie r. • it t Post <it!. .... ....... | yom-seivi- W. . ;•/' j 1 • ivislovvu. May lKt;i:-y. 1 von li In iiiidii! i t< an extem-iv; st of GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, MEDAL'GNS, BREAST FiWS, RINGS, and other J JE2 "W E L R "Y A T iis l/\ Jiii-olvJ'-i establishment, will be found a beautiful as sortment ii TiiiUiiiD jiiioß-il K* 3 to I 0< ft % i'ii A LSD. id all the prominent j iiiliii J MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. and liuiidrcijs of , flie, atti - -. H. W. .MMvIX. Lewistown, Mey 2-1, 1865. | ROBERT IV. RATION, SOI TH SIISK OF IQAKKKT STREET, 1.13 >V I STOW Nf, PA. II AS just received and opened utilise!- I _j| taldishuicnr a new supply of Clocks. Watches. Jewelry. MM Fancy Articles, &c., which i;c \vi:i dispose ot at reus- nai.ie ;-rices. | lie invites all to give liiui a call and examine ; his stuck, wliicii (unbraces all art ii-;,-in bi: j line, and is sufficiently large tu enable a. M i uiake tele( lions who desire to purcha- . tef' i-LPAIiiING neatly and exned o .-usit ■ attended to, and all work warrant. 1. Liianuful for the patronage heretofore re ; ceived. isr- respectfully asks a continual:. 1 - 1 the same, and will endeavor to please all ttirt may favor him with their custom. f 1- I llilli ail TOIIIW3J AT NOTICE TO FARMERS! j ur dersigne.l announces that I 1 'is now prepared to buy or receive OB I storage, and forward all kinds < f Grain and other Produce, 14 At his now vV alehouse at lieci!-viilp. WALT At oil I kept constantly on hand fur - iK lie also continues the Produce Di. ioessat H the old stand in Lewistown. octl9-tf AHNKK THOMPSON- I HA.KD77jL E, E, 1 !mn iiiij) m I LS. Is'l a, i- *. JOHN li. SKLHF.IMEK offers his sincere ■ thanks to the friends and weii-wi-hers '.'1 his estaolislimrnt, f-ir lie- steady .m l rapid ' growth of his business hitiiei to, and s -lic.ts a continuaiiou of the patronage "f th- 1 :Dl ' ;|f inunity. NN ith increased ti ciltii' -. andd? v ' ting strict personal att. nti-m to the uetaiis -I j his business, be is eontident that ;. r; ' e,s j ' ,e "Biy be favored with during the pr? ct j year, wii! be executed to the rnrire ■ tion ot those giving them. Mis stock of Hardware, Wo .1 v\i :k. Leather, I Saddlery. I'tiach Trimming-, Linings, Shoe Findings, Paints, Oils. Ghus. H St(>ves, Nails. Ilurse arid Mule n Shoes, Nails and Nail Rods. i is heavy and well-selecfed, and i- : -flVrcJ I | prices us low as can possibly be ■ td !'■' H WARE ; I lis of his own manufacture, mde in nil I • and workmanlike manner, by fob hand? I der iiis own supervision, and i-< ffcred wee- H sale or retail, cut superior to ant/ m the j* Merchants. Mechanics, Farmers, " I keepers arid Dealers gei erally may r"lv u f I getting any article in his line with an R , I ranee of lair dealing and promptness, w '_ iet I er in person or by order. . I Roofing, Spouting, Repairing, Gas I irti ° I ami all kinds of Job IV'ork done at short 1 - notice. Liberal discount given to the Trade aa ■ Wholesale Dealers. La J. B. SELUEIMEB. ■ Lewistown, Jan., 1866-ly
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