RECIPES.
From Peterson's Magazine, for October.
of iI nlex Pwhtinj■ —Chop tour
ounces of r.pple, the stun C*qu an Li t v ut
bread-crumbs, suet, and currants, well
washed and picked; two ounces of can
died lemon, orange, and citron, chop
ped fine; five ounces pounded loaf-su
gar; half a nutmeg, grated. Mix all
together with four eggs. Butter well
and flour a tin, put in the mixture, and
place a buttered paper on the top, and
a cloth over the paper. If you steam
it the paper is sufficient. It will take
two hours boiling When you dish it.
stick cut blanched almonds on it, and
serve with wine-sauce.
A Very Chap Family Pad amy A
pound of flour, a pound of suet, chop t
ped fine, three-quarters of a pound oi
molasses or sugar, a pound each oi
carrots and potatoes, well boiled and
mashed together; half a pound of rai
sins; three-quarters of a pound of soti
bread-crumbs; spice flavoring and peel
optional. Mix the -whole well togeth
er with a little water; it must not he
too stiff, and certainly not too moist;
rub a basin well with dripping, and
boil for eight hours. This is sufficient
for twelve persons
Rumbled E<jy* —This is very conve
nient for invalids, or a light dish for j
supper. Bat up three eggs with two j
ounces of fresli butter, or well washed '
salt butter; add a teaspoonful of cream
or now milk. Put all in a saucepan j
and keep stirring it over the fire for
nearly five minutes, until it rises up ,
like souffle, when it should he imtnedi- !
ately dished on buttered toast.
Pennsylvania Railroad*
Trains leave Lewistown Station as follows:
BVfuxr. Eixficard. j
Philadelphia Express. 423 a. ni. 12 17 a. m. J
Baltimore - (2i 5 35 a. m.
New York Express. <1) <1 Is a.m.
Day Express, (5—2 , 4 00 p.m. 1106 a. m.
Fa?t Line, ;2) 6 15 p.m. (3) 6 16a. m.
Way Passenger. (2) 9 34 a.m.
LoeWl Accommodation, '2; 5 52 p.m
Mat. (2,5 03 p.m.
Cincinnati Ex. ress. (2) 6 22 p.m.
Emigrant. * (3) 10 27 a. m.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
N. Y. Stot-k Freight, 3 45 a. m. j
Through Freight, 10 30 pm. 111 a.m. j
Fast 915 a.m. 702 a in. j
Exnress •' 12 20 p.m. 12 42 p. m. j
Ptoi-k M 125 p.m. 700p m.
Local 735. a m. 305 p. m
Coal Train. 12 55 p. m. f* 40 a. nt.
Union Line. 9 05 p. m.
1 daily: 2 Jailv except Sunday: 3 daily except A?.in
day: 5 does not stop at Lewistown: Philadelphia Ex
pre - Eastward, daily except Mond-tv.
Fire to Harnsbiirg #2l-: to PfiJau lohia 5 85; to
Altoona 2 50; to Pittsburgh 6 60; to Baltimore 5 20 : to
York 3 20.
-Tlie ticket office will be open 20 minutes before
the arrival of each passenger train.
D. E. ROBESON. Agent.
Galbrailh A Conner's omnibusses connect with all '
the passenger,trains, and take up and set down pas
senger? at all point? within th- borough. Orders are
requested to be left at the National House.
The Trains on the Miffiiu A r 'entre Co. Branch road
leave Lewistown tor Keedsville at 7 45 a. m . 11 23 a.
m . 1 no p in and 5 16 p. rn.. arriving from Reedsville
at 57 n rn .12 27 p. m_ 2 17 p. m and r, 17 p m - top
ping fit tiie intermediate station? both ways.
EMffIKE SHITTLF. SEWING MAfHINES.
Are superior (• all others for
FAMILY AND. MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
Contain all the latest improvements; are speedv;
noisole?.?; durable: and ea-y to w .rk
Illustrated Circulars free. Agents wanted. Liberal
disonnt allowed. No consignments made.
Address EMPIRE S. M. CO.. 610 Broadway, New
York. seps'66-ly
628. H00? SKIRTS, 628.
Hopkin's "Own Make."
NEW FALL STYLES!
Are in every respect first clnsi and embrace a com/
P'etc assortment for Lad;. - Misses, and ( iuidren, of
the Newest Styles, every length and Sizes Waist.
Our Skirfa. wherever known, are more universally
popular, than any others before the public. They re
tain their shap" better, nre lig.'D.er, more elastic, more
aurabla, aud leally Ofuziper. than any other llcop
Skirt in the market. Th- spring? and fastening? are
warranted perfect. Evxxt Lttr should TRT TXEM!
They are now being extensively sold bv Merchaut?
throughout thee .untie, and at Who'.' ' -f p. >l,l at
Manufactory and Sales Room.
NO. C2B AUUH sTUEBT, BBb'iW 7th. PHILABKLPUIA.
Ask tor HOPKI.V S '-own make,''—buy no other.
OndioM.—None genuine unless Stamped on each
. V * J{.op Skirt Manufactory, So.
628 Arch Street Philadelphia.
Also, constantly on hand full line of New York
made Skirt-, at very 1< \v prices.
I hKMS NLI I'AoH. ONE PRICE ONLY. au29-Am '
WILLIAM LIND,
has now open
A NEW STOCK
OF
Cloths, Cassimeres
AND
V E S T I NCS,
which will he made up to order in the neat
est and most fashionable styles. apl9
MRS. M. E. STEWART.
ftp, STOHE,
West llnrktt si.. Lewistown,
LADIES w GENTLEMEN'S rt'RM-HING GOODS, |
G^DS C a^ k T'r,mmins° nnetf '' Fine |
Patterns of latest styles always on hand.
Millinery and Dress-Making '
executed in the most approved style
Lewistown. April 18, lS66.tf
COACH MANUFACTORY.
gsga _ HA RT MA X PHIL
L IP-* ant ui lestomamua ture
his -Id stand,in Yeagertown.
or. the Belkfonte and Lewistown Turnpike. 3 miles
from Lewistown. of a quality -ttperior. and at price?
lower than elsewhere :n the countv. A varied stock
or neat and durable work is always kept on hand,
from which purchasers tnav select, and any article m
his line will be made to order nt the shortest notice.
Alt work warranted to be of first quahtv and of the
most approved and recent patterns.
Repairing done with neatness and dispatch
i eagertown. May 23, 1886-6 m
REMOVED-
J* A. & W. R. McKEE
TJ "VoV.-l'*' thf j r Leather Store to Odd Pel-
II , °" .. " a "' where they . ! constHntlv keen
on hand Sole Leather. Hari.es?. Skirtine and
Leather. Kips, American and Frcn. h Caff Skins,
roccos.Linin-s an.. Bindings, i a general assort
ment of Shoe Findings, which t!i-\ will —u ohcan r V
A. Highest market price paid" in'caVh
Calf Skins and Sheep ckins. '
Sw mmms is
wanted, for which th highest market price will be
paid in Cash. ap4tf
RED Sole Leather and Shoe Findings,
i in good supply, and low. ai HOFFMAN'S
1i EXERAI. ELECTION PROCL VMATIOX.-Where
u a?. HI ai ! by at of the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth Pennsylvania. eiuiffed "Aa a*t re
lating 11• the elections of t'h sComHjonwealth."passed
th- 2d dav of July. IS3J. it is made the duty of every
Sheriff of every county within this Commonwealth to
. r>t bfi III.: .-C •>! the (i*-|. ,1 Kb et • its. Ui.i iu
such not ' -, to enumerate :—l?t. The officers to be
e 'ail. 2d. Designate the place- at wliich theelee
ti iisto be held. I. L>. M. CON .' NEK. High -sheriff
of the uunty of Miffiio, do hereby make known an j
L'.v-- this public notice to the h-etors td,"••• >aia
c. .in'v of Mifflin, that on the SECOND II E-I a
11 i >RER next.. being tin- otli day ol u.e "".rit.i. ; a
(i neva! Election will be held at tle- seecrai
. ts established bv I *.w m fhd le
:i .. at which time State and County offh ei ..
'''■ >NE P^ER ; 'O°N t%l Yh e~ ffi'• ■- of Governor of the
Cenm on wealth of Pennsylvania. . f .
. \ r PFH- N* to • 4 jrt " nt the-' ouut.t ; ol &•*"
( ...d-Ea :ii and Mifflin .t. the House.of R'-p
--' 'nJoPERSONS to repn - utthe counties of Miffln
H inlinadon and Juniata 01 t" '.-vi K -preser.Oi
rvpi of the Coinmonwea.tJi • r •niisyivama.
' < \E PER>uN to nil the orfiire of Bheriff of Man>n
countv ,
ONE PERSON to till the office ol commissioner ol
the". ■ untv • f M..U.ti. . ,
TWO PICKS'N C to fill to • office 1 \v-ogate Jud
•( - for ihe'eounty ol Miffiiu.
ONE PERS IS to nl! 'be office of Auditor ot the
oimtv of Mifflin.
In t)u; tin ..- ..f said net I also here y make know 11
ami gite notice, that the place of holding the iitore
sat-l get:, ral election in t 1- several election districts
within Hi- said c< nty < : Miffk.t is •- follows, to wn :
The "sectors of tiu* of lianiiiton
a: - ta meet ill the new schoolhotise Itl sai l borobgll.
i lie elector- of W..y:i • township are to meet a: the
i..-w sch-'Olitoit.-e "the Borough of Newton Hritni!-
Vhc elector? of the Borough of MeYeytown are to
ni-'et at the Union school: :-"ie in said borough.
The electors of Granville townsinp ate to meet at 1
tin- Court house 11 Tic Borough of Lew i- town, and
. at tlie vriinh.w of the Protliom.iiuy's office.
Tl.-- electors of 1 lorry township will meet at the
Court H use in the Borough of Lcwistowu, and vote
it the window of the Judge's office.
The electors of Oliver ut;n?hip ar ■ to meet at the
"1. ui ? -h-iollioitse in tin* B trough of MeVeytown
The electors ol Br ilfnn township are to meet at the i
rick schtKdhouse on the farm of William Huvshbar- i
r 1:1 stld towns-lop.
The electors ol Menno township are to meet at the •
muse nowoceapit -i by the family of William Sample, i
1- eased, in Allenville, in said township.
The electors .1 Union township are to meet at the
ion--.- now o • -upi'-d by Richard Brindle.
The electors of Brown township are to meet at the
JU'- ic liou.-e now occupied by \aron M. ShOop, iu
1 i townslip.
The electors of Armagh township res..ling ea?t ot
in. line commencing at the* middle of tin road at the
-••in • meeting house, in Brown township, thence [
ilong said roa I to the en 1 of tiie lane kn >wn as Jon- |
ttii.ua A brain's lane, near the residence of Thomas i
Longwell. jr.. thence running in a sira-glit line to I
'r- -.-mail'- Knob to the Union county line, are to ,
licet t the office formerly occupied by E. E. Locke. 1
a -aid township Those residing west and not in
. ; led in said limits, will meet us heretofore at the
üblie house now occupied by G. \V. Graham, 111 said -
•owliship.
The electors of Decatur townshiparc to meet at the j
10 i.-e of Joseph Suimptf. now occupied by G. W. !
Kerns. ' j
Tie ek-otors for the East Ward of the Borough of
Lewistown will meet at tlie t'onrt House, and vote at :
he window of tlo- Comstissioner'a office.
Uie electors of the West Ward of said Borough will I
in- tat the same place, and vote at the window of
tie* Sheriff's office.
Pursuant to tie* pi- vision- of an Aet of Assembly,
the ludgo of the aforesaiil li.- 1r ets shall re.-peeiivo
. v take charge < -'th certificate of return of the elec
-11 a of their r speetive. districts, and produce them
• ■ 111 cting of one Judge from e.---h di-rriet, aj the
< .-est U-'i-iii 1.- A"-:.. ;i i!k* thirl day niter
-. e ' iy -if ekcri- u, b ing forth present year Friday,
tin- 12th day of <l-toner n* ti, then and there to tin
•-. i perforin the duties r.-quired by is A ■ f said Jud
>. that w'm-i-e a judge !.v s- bness or utiavoida
'• a* - l,lent, 1- unable 1 • attend at sue!: meeting :
Ji tlu-n lie* eertifieat*- of return, as aforesaid,
5i...11 be nikei; iharge of 1-y on.- .t th inspectors or 1
. rks <-f the election of s.iid l).-trict. who shall do j
nl perform tin duties required of s.ad Judge unable j
to .'ttend.
Also, by the 17;h section of .-aid Act it is enac(e.d
il-iit when the qualified voters of more than one i
Ward, Township, or District meet at the same place .
to h< Id their electioattshali be the duty of the
spective Judg. s of said ei* . lion JMI in addition !
to th- <-crtitieat.es required in the Tfitii section of this
A(; 10 make out a fair statement and certificate of all
;ti votes which -bail have been then and there given
for each candidate, distinguishing the office or sta
iioi'i lc-shail have voted for. and one of said Judges
sha'l take charge of said certificate, and nl-o of the .
s>-- *ral ci-i litii-an-s made out for each election dis
trict. s- before directed, and produce the same at a
m - ting of all the )•••: urn judges in the county, in the '
m-ciner pre- -i diu ih>- 7-it, section of this" Act.
The I! ipi t ntative Return Judges will meet at
L- wi-towu on '1 uesday. < •-tobei loih.
The Congressional "lt* turn Judges will me t at
H 'belays 1 : n-g on Tuesday. < n tol -r 16th.
In ac.toi-dahct- witii the provisions of the Bth sec
ti dan a-.t entitled "A further suppl-.-ment to the
E ction Laws of this Commonwealth,'' I publish the
WntsKr AS Bv the act of the Congress of the United
c ites, entitled -An aet to amend the several aets
h'-retofore pas -.1 t > provide for thy enrolling and
■ ling I.ut the nalo D.-u f >rccs md for other purpos
es, and approved March 3d, one thousand eight iuin
dred and sixty-five, all persons whohaTe deserted the
- ry or nav.r s. rv, ■* .1 the United Stales and
w * bav. not b'-.-n di—barged r<-li*,e.i fr un) the
!' ally r disability tbei't'il) pr*. vided, are d'-emed
. -i tak.-n to have voluntarily relinquished and for
le.o d their rights of iiizcii-hip and their rights to
b. onto 1 lizens. and an ieprived of exercising any
light? of citizens thereof:
And whereas, Persons not citizens ol tlie United
>:ates ar- not. un.b-i- the constitution and lav- of
Pennsylvania, qualified electors of this Common
wealth :
>.-.(■ HON 1, Bo it enacted. Ac . That in all elections
. after to he held in th:- Goinmouwcaltii,itshall be
unlawful for the judg,.- or m-peetors ejf anvsuclielee
l! i: to receive any billots from any person or person?
- 1 ' : A the provision - ~ud subject to the disabil
ity imposed bj said ,-t of Congt-c?.-. approv d March
li I. one thousand eight hundre i and stxtv-five. and it
shall be unlawful for any such person to offer to vote
any ballot or l- illots.
nf ' N I.'iutifany such j udgt and inspectors of
election, or any one of them -ball :v. ; ..!• consent
to receive- any such unlawful ballot or ballot? from
1 'y su- u 'h '.ualitiv i person, hv or they so offending
sha.l tit- guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convic
tion tin reof in any court of quarter sessions of thi?
-•nmonwealth, he shall, for each offence, be sentenc
ed to pay a fine of not less than one hundred dollars,
.-It" undergo an imprisonment in the jail ol" the
pr- per < unty tor not less tiiaii sixty days.
SEC. 3 That if any person deprived of citizenship.
Slid disqualified as aforesaid, shall, at any election
I—.-;-'titti i • be held :u tl.i? commonwe.dth, vote, or
t 111.. ri. t(i . fficei ? thereof, nid offer to vote, a bal
lot or allots,any perw nSO offending -hall be deem
t.-l guilty ola uii?doiiieanor, and on conviction tin-re
ot in any court i>t quarter sessions of this common*
wcaitn. sb-i'l tor ea-li offence be punished in like
manner as provided iu the preceding section of this
at in the c-u-e of officers of election receiving such
ntdawful ballot or ballots.
r-r.c. 4. 1 1, at if any person shall hereafter persuade
or a-I vise any p*-r.?un or persons, deprived 01 citizen
ship and iiisiitialificd as af ir -aid. to offer any ballot
01 ballots to the officers any eh .-ti-.n hereafter to
tie ic'ld in tai? c 'iTimouweaith.cuch person so offend- I
ing --ail be guilty ot a misdemeanor, and upon con- 1
t iction thereof in any court of quarter sessions of '
this commonwealth, shall be punished in like man
ic :* as is provided in the second section of this act a? 1
in the case of officers of such election receiving such
unlawful ballot or ballots.
1!V 4CT
Regulating the mode of voting at all elections in the
—-veral counties of lid? Cominonwenlth.
tsr.c. I.—Be it enacted. Ac., That the qualified voter?
of the several louutieaof this b'-.inmonwealth, at all
general, town-hip..! ugh and special deciicyis. arc
h--r by, I,ereafter. authorized ami required to vote,
1 y tickets, printed, or written, or partly printed and
partly written, se vet ally classified as follows: One
iiCKet shall embrace tbe names of all indges of courts
y.-li-u -•:>'- &-.-1 to be labelled,outside, - iudieiarvi" one
t. .et- shall embrace 1 lie names of ali State officers
v oted for, an.i he labelled -state one ticket -nail
embrace the name- of all county officers voted for
including office.of ?-nat l ,r. member, arid members
of a. en. oh. if voted for, and members of c-ongrc--? f
voted tor, and be labelled. -* county one ticket ?imi
enmraec the names of all township officers voted for
i fi L!? ' ", tO ."? shl P : ' 01 "- ticket shall em
■ e bibelled"-^ 5 * i' i , o '°"r 1 ' " thl ' trs voted for, and
m e bed, hor.iugb ; and eacli class shall bo de
posited in separate ballot-boxes.
SEC, 2.— That it shall be the duty of the sheriff M
the several counties of this Commonwealth, to insert
m their election proclamations, hereafter is,u*-d 'the
first section of this act. JAS R KELI Y
Speaker oftiie House ..f Representative?
DAVID FLEMING,
APPROVED— The thirtieth day o?Mareh
ni one thousand eight hundred and sixtv-six.
A. G. CURTIS'.
. D. M. CONTNER, Sheriff
Lewistown, Sept. 19, 1860.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD 1
rjtHE UNDERSIGNED IS AGENT FOR THE
IMPROVED SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
which will be placed upon trial with any other now
in use. He invites eompetion. It can be tested
?id CSD Ixl
with anv other machine to enable purchers to choose
THE BEST. TERMS LIBERAL.
Give him call [<.e pl2 -fl m t WM. LEND
- Poor House Business.
The Directors of the Poor meet at the Poor
House 00 the 2d Tuesday of each asonjh.
•J" aiad W • aAa
Attorney at Law,
uttice Market Squaie, Lewistown, will at.
rend to business in .Mifflin.Centre and Hunting
don counties mv2(j
H. y. CSITLSS2ISSCIr 5
Attorney at Law,
LEWISTOWN, P.U
j'iFI'EKS ho profe-s; nal sernecs to the cibr-ens of
11 Mifflin county. Office with i>. W. W i-. em-
Mam street, below Fatinual Hotel. irij J
DENTAL CARD.
S l It ft K f> X DEIS T IST.
tiii- 01 the lii-i-t appt'tived maun r. Fpoeial atten
tmn a.v ii t.i : :.-ea-' i gums. All work warranted.
Terms rt-asns.a'ole.
Off 1 '• it bp - op.l Parson ge, Corner • ; Main and
Water Streets. jy 18
■ gjffi-, 0? ,r. - s'CS' Z"! A '\y...
DENTIST.
Oh !• Elt> bis professional sei viees to the citizens of
Lewistown .iii.l v'.-initv. All in until of good,neat
work will d>< well to give him a call.
He may le- found it all times at iris office, three
• tool - east ol H. M. .V U. Pratt's store, Vai v street.
a pi 9-1 y*
M. R, THOMPSON, D. D. S.
nAYING permanently loeated in Lewistown. offers
his professional s, r\tees t- the ladies and gentle
men of this place aodviein-
My. Being in possession
"i' all the iate Miijtr .v,-
rp ' .? J ■■ •- It give • ntire -ari-I ....
.r ' ' 7 Bon to those who may need
\ ' V 7f in- s rvices 111 ail brum ties
of his profession. Refer
ences—best families.
Office west Market street, near Eisenbise's hotel,
where be can be found for professional consultation
from tlie fir-t Monday each month until tlie fourth
Monday, when he wiil be absent on professional busi
ness one week. maylo-tf
To Purchasers of Fiirniture.
R. H. MECLINTIC,
AT HIS
FUR MTU II h WARE ROOMS,
VVest Market St., Lewistown,
HAS complete CHAMBER SUITS of Walnut, Yar
lushed and : , < 1 !. Also.
aOTTjL&3 & PAKLC?-
SUITS,
t g- tli'-r with a larg" assortment of Fashionable and
Plain Furniture,
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES &c
Call and .-• ■ hi- stock i •••t-r: purchasing elsewhere.
N. 1, Mutalic and Wood Burial Cases constantly
• , iuu i. Oeffins also made to order, and Funerals
attended with a fin, H'-ar.-e. at short notice.
Lewistown. June -'7, lSub-cmos
Lewistown Mills.
TIIE
HIGHEST GASH PRICES FOR WHEAT, AND
ALL RINDS (IF GRAIN,
or received it on storage, at the option of those
having it for the market.
They hope, by giving due and personal at
tention to business, to merit a liberal share of
public patronage.
StarTLASTER, SALT and Limeburners
COAL always on hand
' WM. BMeAT EE & SON".
Lewistown, Jan i, 1805.-tf
Brown's Mills.
'piIIC undersigned are j>repa'red to
buy all kinds of Pr In c for ea.-li, or receive on
store at Brown's Milis. Reedsvillc. Pa. We will have
on hand.
Plaster, Salt and Coal.
We intend keeping the mill constantly running, and
have
for sale atCbe lowe-t Market rates. t ail tun- s.
Kii -The public -m reqin -tc I giv. us a . .1!
sep'27tf H. ST RUN K & HOFFMAN'S.
WHAT'S ALL THIS?
Why. the Grain Business Reviv
ed at McCoy's old Stand.
r undersigned, having rented tiie lnrge
1 and commodious Warehouses formerly
occupied by Frank McCoy, esq., is now pre
pared to purchase or receive and forward
All Kinds of Grain. •
for which he will pay market prices. Also,
he will keep for .-ale, Salt. Plaster, Goal &
Fish.
Me return 1 ? thanks to ail his old custonic-is
for their former patronage, and shall feel
grateful for a renewal of past business rela
tions. lie has also ac epted the agency for
the celebrated
3/erehants will find it to their advantage
to give him a call.
murU-ly W M. WILLIS.
HAVING bought the right an J license to use and
-ell Sotli 8. lirew'k improvement in mode of out
ting hoots, which patent consists of cutting with but
one seam, and without crimping, we therefore cau
tion all against using or selling hoots of this make
.n the county of Mifflin. J. \ .8. Smith and 8. I).
Byram. Agents for Pennsylvania and assigners to P.
F. Foop. Shop and Township Rights will be sold by
P. F. Loop. All wishing to avail themselves of this
new and desirable Loot, which is at least twenty-five
per cent, of an advantage to the wearer over the old,
can do so. hv writing to P. F. Loop. Call and see.
.Tune 13 86j
Tailoring Establishment
ULi iy _LXL • y 9
GXEARLkIBS Wo (BHIEIBBs
MERCHANT 1 AI LOR. has removed his shop to the
buildihg firm-rlv known ns the "green house,"
at the inter:o tion of Valiey and Mill street.adjoining
. H.M.iR. Piatt's store, where he cordially invites all
[ who need anything in his line. Goods" and Trim
mings furnished arid gentlemen's clothing made, in
the latest styles, on short notice, and at reasonable
prices. apll-tf
DR. JCHIT ff. DAHLEST,
Practicing Physician,
Belleville, Mifflin County, Pa.
DR. DAHLKN has been appointed an Examining
Burgeon for Pensions. Soldiers requiring exam-
I ination wiil find biiri at his office in Belleville.
Belleville, August 22, 186f1.-v
j For
FRUIT O-A-HSTS
go to HOFFMAN'S.
\\T ALL PAPER, a fine assortment, at
VV F. .1 HOFFMAN'S.
ROOFIKTG.
\N K\V motif of Roofing, savin"
time. innncy and labor, nnd is adapted to
Buildings of all Descriptions.
It . an be rmpti. .1 to steep ~r flat roofs, old or n ,..v. It
unites the Uv-t wutvr-prouf composition with the be.-t
water-prool tnbri ■. m the test manner, iias been in
UM fo .-I'o r.il y. Mrs in New York and Washington,
and uo feel nftdont in recommending it The pn> e
is unit ,vn cent per square foot. Samples c. nbe
seen by calling at
.1 11J MMELWRIGHT'S,
~,, . House Painter, Lewistown.
\Vho ts agent for j: salt-. apl26-6m.
PRICES DOWN ONCE MORE.
•j'lll un.i. isijtn< dI, - a !arp" -t .p ~f i,
i Home-made ami Eastern mioiufoluraii Boots and
.\f2* o 'eis at jirit ett lower than he lias
-■on for t -. .a- :
. let. st itoi:. <t B lis, itirrnntett, from 52.75 to 3.00.
;; }>j' " •• 4..-0 to o.
' J extra 4 "in to tj.ntt.
1 M •;%. toon,3.du.
.Men s thick Bvegm* double- o' ~p 200 to 2JK>
•• warranted vary bod. " UTb*
Hoys oboes, puce rtagiDi from * l t., 22SL
A ; ' ' ;i: ' ■ till.- re b. -eda it. in first dr.
of Aiicn-i. it ai-. enables us t ., reduce our Drue
? K WOKK Oft made t
''iiiet a 1 1 In.-i-d prin -. So eome on hut - .nd e'ols
and examine for y u:-el;. -.
Trunks, Valises and Carpet Uags
kept 011 baud, Gentlemen ill bear in mind that 110
goods will given I.ut unless paid for. and if re
turned 11 good 1 , r dt r. tlie- money in!! he returned, if
lequt -led. iut when goods have been soiled or
worn they will n-t he taken I ick-pleas. bear this
in mind—as some lolk- think that wearing for u
short lime don't injure the sale of them afterwards
augi-tf BILLV JOHNSON.
PHOTOGRAPHIC
K. &, 11. T. .WTIIOXY i CO.,
Manofafturers of Plio!o?rn| hip Mattri Is,
v. HIU.I.S.VLK AND K> TAIL,
501 Kroadway, A". V.
u'viiTi.-i'i'i'i't 1 - "fPHOTOGEAPH
!i- v'V- " * v "' are leu triers for the follow-
Stereoscopes and *tereoscopic Views.
Of Anieii -an m d Foreign Cities aud Landscapes,
Groups. Statuary. £c
Stereoscopic View, of the War,
1 1 ni negative - niaue in the'i are ms campaigns and
(■•lining a •omp'ete Photographic history of the eon
test.
Stereoscopic Views on Class,
Adapted for either the Magic Lantern or stereo
scope. Our catalogue will he sent to any address on
receipt of stamp.'
Photographic Albums.
\Ve iiiaiiiif.i.' tore more target than anvother house.
■ varieties from 50 cents to s>so each Our Al
bums he-.,. the reputation 01 being superior in bean
t\ and durability to any others.
l ard Photographs of Generals, Statesmen,
Actors, etc., etc.
Oar catalogue euibrac s over FIVE THOUSAND
aineient subjects, including reproductions of the
most celebrated Engraving-. Paintings.Statues Ac
Lntalotrr.es sent on receipt of stamp.
Photographers and others ordering goods (1 o u
win pleas, remit J per cent of the amount with their
nm'fi 1 f*! 1 '; and <P>ahty Of our goods can
not fail to satisfy ; e jg -| v
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phia. is igcnt lor tlie following valuable Books:
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do History of tin* Rebellion, Id.ireo vol
do Dictionary of Mechanics,
Rebellion Record, by Frank Moore 9 vote
Washington rrring*. Works. 22 vols
Cooper - N Dickens' Works. Merival A Gilo
lor.s borne. Macau ley's Works. Pro's Dietionr.rv
of Arts and Manufactures
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BWSCOIiECE
N. E. cor, Tenth and Chestnut Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
IMI E iik st complete and thoroughly
. appointed Business or Commercial College *n
the country.
i h' - only one in the city possessing a Legislative
Charter, and Me only erne 'in tire United States autho
rize dto confer Degrees of Merit. Diplomas awarded
to ci admit—l in the Commercial Course under its cor
porate seal by authority of law.
c..nd'i. • :"!•> gentlemen f libera! education and
' xii- v- expert. .. cin b;:-iness, and affording une
<jUa. • ..ivantagcs for tin'thorough theoretical and
pra 1 . cducat mof voting men for th,' various du
ties ,:i ' einjijoyiiici'ts c.t business hie.
i UEt>RV AND PHACTi' E CtIMBINED
by a f y.-teni of
ACTUAL BUSINESS " HAIMNC,
origin:,! ..ii i pre- minently practical giving the stu
• b i ■ i,. 'in- -oort -t time a complete insigh into the
routine, fetaite cttstotlris and forms of business in
general. a$ conducted in the besbreFulaled commer
i-ia! nd financial establishments.
Theoretical Bookkeeping-
Up a now plan. v.-th an original exposition of the
science of accounts, at ranged and ptthlisited by the
proprietor of this {tistiituioti exclusively for his own
use. saving ouo-ha!f the ordinary labor of the stu
dent, and giving him .. uiip to knowledge of the
practice of the t ivcouiitani<.
The Comiiicrcial Course
> M ;ra( £.<
Bookkeepituj, '' Arithmetic. PtnnuDiship. Blisi-
CX/rrtspondim-.\ Qoi.nnerci'Xf Lnt'\ Bceturtx
on Bit-taints* AtJ'itr*. (Xifittit&cifil {Jtifitows,
Forms arid Art oaf. Practice.
Special Branches.
Ahjtbra a'i-1 th> HvjU - I'ixth-.not vs. O/
namentfit Pcnm ui .hip. the Art of Dei" tin*} Conn
ttrf: tt A!" Engi > >
ffxl'ton f nd Tv>f>jraph(tin.
Telegraphing 1
The arrangements for Telegraphing are far in ad
vance of anything of the kind ever offered to the
public. A regulii: Telegraph Line is connected with
the Institution with twenty branch offices in various
parts 01' the city, where public business is transacted,
and in which th • students of this Institution arc per"
mined to practice. No regulai office practice can be
had in any other school or instruction in the country,
without which 110 one can ohfnin a position as u prac
tical operator, \ouug men arc cautioned again-t the
deceptive representations of those who. wiH,out any
such facilities, pretend to teach Telegraphing.
Patronage
This Institution is now enjoying the largest patron
age ever bestowed upon any commercial sclonl in
the State. (Tver five hundred students wic m atten
dance the first year, and OUT seven hundred during
the uast year. The best class of students may inva
riably be 1 ittnd here, ,inu all its association s are first
clnss.
Location and Accommodations.
The Institution is ioeated in the most central part
of tli- city, and its accommodations, for extent, ele
gance and convenience, are unsurpassed. Ail the
rooms have |,een fitted up in the very best style with
BUSINESS OliFIf'ES OR COUNTING H'M'SFS
TELEGRAPH OFFICES, STATIONERY STORE
A Nil A REOI't.AR
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE,
supplied with finely-engraved lithographic notes used
' Business tl,e be P ur, "wnt of Actual
To Young Men
who desire the very be.-t facilities for a
Practical Education for Business,
emi.mn d' r !!'i'V 4 Fu Ul '" e °' instruction no where else
InstUatfon n Hie reputation and standing of the
, ? among business men make its .-ndorse
jTlfeontJi ? passport to success and advancement.
fo^an" 8 r ° mraercial C<jll<f 2 e '
Illustrated Circular and Catalogue
2MPB interior views of the College, and
fin! particulars of tlie course of instruction, terms, Ac
T F x?V-u^M^.® ANKS A -
Nov 8651 * nnt.'jf Office Business.
S9O A MOUTH !—AGENTS wanted for
, ■ ... rntinlu new article*, just out Ad
Dumber'i R |>n rit> Main.
FARJIHP* dIOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
BALL'S OHIO
RUM IAD ,WIR,
WITH
Pigeon-Wing Self-Rake,
MAM'FACIT RED BY
REESE, SLAGRE & FOI ST,
fjPlC>s/oWH, M iff llt ( 'nil tthf,
\V K ar. *nr iv.ii! is" turn, s B . "s < >t.u>R- a per atci
>t .Miwi'f. ivith s. Ifrnke which we of
•-r for t' •H- II I. i H-fi. II II Tl<#rt Mow or. n per
i M Reaper and a perfect Blf Raker \ i Mower it
' :t- It > .-Upcl'lo". i 11..! <1 Re .p iT : :ol "v 11-Kakei It
i- 1,1, IVrf.et Side Ix-iiri-r*: im- no side
.i'.iftr two (I viti_ win-*'!-; liiiur-d :i 1-ipt* it-. f to
tin utii-vi-iiiii ss of the gi iu mowing and reap
ing The .-.df-rakc d-- not tv with the dri
VP,-~ scat Thi driver P:n lose date the height f
-'i-'Uf wli.lv t..v ,;i ;vi.,i • i- : • : ii.
W nl- •v.niif.tElDhEf PATENT
IIW K VKE. II v eiTitte.l llrse Power
* til,i I lucsbtng Machine ;•.. r • ..• -•)'-efWt.-n:
- >f-Ji :...iiig 1,, . n Thre- "-r 8, nv vor. 'lc:.-;
Vi ki-i.i- 1 i M; '.nip u rU ii •'• ami tittil uj' 1 ••
Mid-. 1- i. i r:t -. Knriuwv - ami {••►rgcs Aim K-c
.ml Kvii 11<at W ..tor it hi'i'v.
All orders trill red ire prompt attention, l v aildrce
sin v ItEEsE. -l.tr, LK & Fill "ST.
Lewi-town, Mifflin Co., I'a.
S. Renuer, General Agent. fl'Cfi mySSfiß
REMITTGTONS
mm SOLD BY GUN I) T ALERS
AND THE TRADE GEM-.RAI.LV.
Vest Pocket Pi-f"!. No. "22 C n in.lye.
Repeating I'-tol. F.diot pt. No. 22 < artridge,
Repeating Phiol, (KIMot pi No. 32 Cartridge,
Po' ki. Revolver. (St If Cocking.!
New Pocket Revolver, v.tii Loading Lever.)
Pol ••• Oliver Navy Size Calibre.
IJelt Jt- volwr. Navy Sir- Calibr- .
Belt Revolver. Sett-Cocking.. Navy Calibre,
Navy Revolver. 3t-100 in. Calibre.
■\riny Revolver. M-100 in <"al. re.
; Con Cane n-ing No 32 Cartridge.
■ Revolving If fie. 3;i A 41-l<ni in. Calibre.
Brceeh I. •: i.ng R.tie, N .. 3d ( 'artridge.
Breech Loading c .Coir,.-. N..,4<"> Cartridge.
j l". S. Ride. Steel Rare .. with Sabre Bayonet,
• I' S Hided Mn-kct. 5,. ; ..on. i Pan em,
I Single Bairel 51,..; Can.
E. UKMINGT' >N & SUNS, llion. New York,
■to XT s.
j Moore & Nicholas. New York.
I Palmers & Ilacliclder-. Bo toil,
1 John P. Lovell
! Jos. C. Grnbb A Co , Philadelphia.
Por.ltnev A Trimble, Baltimore.
Henry Folsom & Co .. N w Orleans & Memphis.
Maynard Bros.. Chicago.
■ L. M. Rnmsey A: Co., St. Louis.
| Albert E. Crime, San Francisco. ju. 11.
NEW
i BOOT & SHOE STORE
IN THE WEST WARD.
The im 1,-rsttne.l La- jo.-r • nem i •. new and large
I stock ol BOOTS nml SHOES in Mm r 80, • "s
i -tore loon;. West M.uk.fc street, Lewistown ufi'.v
j doors from the diamond and opposite Ei-cubist- Ho
| tel. where will be found an entire new stock of Fash- !
I mnable
■ BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS,
SLIPPERS, cteC-,
I for La Pes. Gentleman. Girls. Bovs. an 1 Children, se
lect. d with much care, and which will be sold at rea
: sonablc price- fot i-awt,.
i Custon work will also he ptinetnallv attended to,
1 thi- branch being under :h> supervntein'lenceof Win.
i 1". Went i. an ..'d and experience workman.
REPAIRING also attended to.
I l lie public.as well as his fellow soldieriflare invited '
l to give him a call and bxamine hi- stock.
FRANK H. WENTZ.
1 Lewistown, Sept. 6, lx fi.
STILL (HIT OWN THE TltlK.
THE BIG COFFEE POT SIGN.
'Tie sa' ft hat br- vity is wit.
To try it w. v.- hit on the following bit
For sale at the big Coffeg Pot ■ (anil :
s: ,vt ' s ; T u Ware, plain aiid j 1 tto.i FruitCann.
I Bra-s Kettles. Iron Pols, lea Kettles nr.d Pans.
Toilet Ware. Stamped Ware, Japaned Ware and 1
Spades. *
Slioveis. Hl. S. Knives. I rks. and Oil Shades, l
Step Ladders. Spoons. Sad Irons and Stands.
; I i;i-. Bu-' < (.'iiurn-. Broom-, and Water Cans. !
j Butter Bow Is. Sugar B.,x,and Door Mats.
Brushes Oil Cloth.-. Traps for mice and rats.
' ! 'l "* B< d ( er.ls. Ktiife, Tray and Mop |
Basket-. Flour Sieves, Wood Saws and Lamp I
j Wicks. j
Spring Balances. Slaw Cutter- and Carpet Tacks,
l 'i.'aek Haninu i-. Hutvliej- and Weekly Racks.
Meat saw Br id 'I •as . r-. S. --orsand Shoe '
- Black.
Clothes Wringer-, oval Trays, and aC! dhesßu k.
Tea Bells. Zink-FLibhers and ("ottee Mills,
| Tin Boxes for Bonds. I>. edsamJ Will-.
Picture Frame Cords & Tassel-, pretty and new, j
And in .ny other things— . an't mention but few. i
i 8. Many of the abov.- mentioned goods are di- I
;'' 0 ' 113 tie- tact v\. and wiii bo s • low fot ash.
! 1 w i'l w.: lesjih Glass Jars at the -mite figures tbey '
do m Puiifuund Tin Cmtt lower than Hie city price. * I
For .-pouting an i job wo;wc intend toiet no one i
< outdo as in price. We use th in-st material, and pro- I
; U'-.s i ) uiiHersiai.-i (ur r."jmnesb.
I append the following card from 11. S. Fisher. Pat
entee of my celebrated Spring Tup Can:
i Caution to Merchants & Tinners.
| . Binee the iie. ,-ncc-s of my cemented paper
! rings for -1 g Fruit Vii Me. soino have thought to
• inlt into the snim* c*Mrr>nt of by infriti^iDie
■ upon my pao nt. S me cans longer patented Than
J mine, on which gum had been u-ed under their i.at
i < in jtr? 4 now making
) ivitli ci niciitf.i pap. r rin.-. lu.-tea.i of the. gum form
j erly usrd.
In most ivi-..- such infringement.- take place thro'
pei -on, t i sponsible, who take orders in country
i stores, while the munafikrtim r- in the cities have for
j e-t pait cn-.-aled their work, dins to notify
; to.' public u.ai the us. v,f i-eiiictited paper, pressed
< up n the top of n fruit can. during the heated state
of tin- Irun. that wiieii cold it is pej lectlv sealed ,s
j aii mtiitigein at up mmv ri.hts. i.u!.-- used upon i
j eau having a cap with my name stamp, d up.ui it. Auv
■ luiid .J iim in up.u tnis paper, tin.inciing a pro
; cess .J pressure String the coofing of the fruit; comes
in c. mtact with my patents, dated Nov. 12. mi Ait"
I'J. 1V.2. March 22. 1804 All who mannfaeture. soil or
• !.-e '-.ill- with ceiueiM.'d paper, which have not my
name upon the caps, are liable for infringement
H. H. FISHER
Manufactured by J. IRYLN WALLIS. jet;;
1.0C30.
NL M GOODS!
| AT
NATHANIEL KENNEDY'S
STORE,
In the Odd Fellows' Hall.
TUST received from Philadelphia, a
j verv choice assortment of
Ginghams, Flannels. Checks. Hickory, Foreign and
domestic Dry Goods of a 1 kinds.
ALSO.
Sugars, Coffees, Tens, Chocolate,
Essences of Coft'ee, t)ucensware. Stone
ware, Hard ware and Cedarware. Shoul
ders. Flnms, Alaekcrel, Herring,
Shad, Boot sand
Shoes. Gram Bass. Also,
a fin" lot of Whisky.
R R V N T Ii Y ,
Wine and Gin,
SALT. Ac.,
Ac.. Ac.
which will be sold very low. Country Produce taken
in exchange for goods by
• N. KENNEDY.
Lowsitown, October 11, lgtjo.
Bird € as;'s.
3>LY your BirdCages— they are pretty—
a£ HOFFMAN'S.
BJjS f brands t'igars, and good Tobacco,
ED. FRYSINt^ER'S.
Grocery and Variety Store.
At the favoritr oM Stand form, ot-dni.
C(l hi/ J//•*. Mt/ fr, and fatti r/n I, • /,
Grace, idtibecn the Union flans,
Black Bear Hotel, Bast Mark, / S f
L< trisfoirn.
It*HERE the public will n-tantiv .. .
It a.-sort'nc;,t (>l the best Groceric - . i , j "
Coffees Sugars, Teas. Molass'&s
Fish, Salt, Tobacco Setjars '
i Blooms. Tubs 11.I 1 . M,..i hundreds ot ot! '
'■ 'l .-in geni ial Use together wul, Hams t '! ! *
; Dim : Beef, Ae a:-.. Cotffcgtious md Nuu of In
-ui.l- Fancy Articles, ami a g neral vw ; , ; v ~f sl , 1
. ;<mter> And limm-a.- may he needed m ti -U-. k, .'.,w
mg from a pm up. " l P"
M("1 11KKS1U)i t;lis
The public lie invited to give us a call, apttf't m
New Stock of Hats, Caps. & c
dr. s. 2.CLIITC--.?., '
Marl S'., io rt !),„„• /., A. .and,/ S)
RI- i.i-r ive.i from -oss—^
i ' x * x rk i'niladei M /
ft ' the m .at extensive
and complete a.-sorf
mctit of
ever exhibited in this place, which will lie dis
posed uf at such prices as to defy com petition
and which he invites evervho'dy to eal! and'
examine, as he i- -ati-fi. .1 that his stock can
not fail to p'.eu-e
For the Ornish he has c.m-tantlv . n hand
•r will make to order, htHs to their taste of
any i. quired s\uk . r brim, at prices which
cannot laii lie satisfactory.
Country Merchants will 0-.d if to their ad
vantngo r . give him a call, as a liberal deduc
tion will he made t > wholesale purchasers.
Di.nh f' rget the place, r.exf door to* John
Keriio tly ? and nearly opposite the
Odd Fe lows' Hall. " niayll
CELLING OFF AT COST!
'lMik undersigned having a large st. ok of
1 K:i-tci ii U3 iruifactured Lh>..ts and Shoes
on hand, offers the same at cash prices from
now until further notice is given.
Men - Boots, warranted, double soles from
i.'j do t.i 5 50.
Men's B mis do do do calf
G 50 to 7 00
B .y.-' Boots do do 200 too 00
Youth'if Boot-- do do 100 to 225
M.i's bum Overshoe, best 1 25
Women's do do 1 10
Men s do cloth tops 275
111- has also a stock of city work on hand
which he vvi.l sell very low, and warrants 0
t . I.e good for nothing. So. come on, boys
and girls, and get prepared fnr the cold
Manufacturing and repairing attended to
as usual A large stock of Trunks, Valises
and Carpet Bag- on hand which will be sold
at very reasonable prices A full stock of
home made work kept constantly on hand at
low puce.-. BILLY' JOHNSON
Lewi-town Feb 7, 18GG.
i.ltutli; iliikUH
N'KW ANII IMPROVED
No. 1, Pfi?i SSO.
r rni-; Ghover & BAKER SEW.
X ING AfACHINK <X>. snviin the attention of
Tailors, Manufartiirers of Cioiliinz. Boots and
Sliofs, and Carriage Trimmers,
j 1 ' 1 ' , * L'A'";' 1 ~J l ra l J id. light-runuing.and uura*
ble Loelt Mich Machine, to their new
No. 1 Sewing Machine,
iNfrnV""., I !'""',,''"' niu.-iin to i lie "heaviest
. r silt' ,'i U '-'quai.y wcllwitb eotu-u,linen
oi snh tin eau. L.tr.-rs similar to llm i lowing-re
being constantly received:
' ■ 1 • ••list and foreman have-both tiioroughly
'• • '' ' V V IU - No " 1 Macln.it -■ ~ .iftk-r
--—V ' ; n.; l'"' beavic-t harness lea:!., runj
' broaaclQth and mu.-lin to tbft UHsnent tisstn
paper, with.ait all. ring the o and we find it
nw..:.- a Pert. .1 Man, ail ,„atei ads. I have tried
" * nd otht r machines 1 , year*, and have no
hesii ' PJ° Prbnounciag your No, I A/ ach j ne
the bi-i Iq ho ,j. any macho we nave 0.-yd.
>, , _ , Wilihm LOOK,
-Ucrcl-.ant Tailor, 1.1 hake Street, Chicago."
N. ' i"v .','tVi ! ' I f !u,J - : v p—ri.-.-or of one of your new
1 b.iutrle .Mii-hinos; I have u-.-d . Sineer
sewmg t. r..dim-. 1..,- mopas, lIW vemv. Itgi7e
• (-.'■'• I'-' -' -iu .• t■ sn thai tliia one is fiu superior
iu ah poml.- M any that 1 have ever used or seen,
l wan. n . ••tier. Jhis niaehine can Ihj seen at my
shop at any tune: IJklbix Smiih.
Merchant Tailor, Lewistown, Pa
ALL WHO WANT THE
i, VB S:ST % >i> itr> r
1 f:l lu ' ( '"U and see this new- asjnrant tor
j '"''c ..nor. a- it i- destined to supersede ail the
pjiaea " e p '"'P n!ar for to.itoifui taring pur
lb.. mg tin ..irge-i variety id inui tiines ul". nv other
i ■ mpany, we can suit all taste - with a a r.v'. -.at
P'jcesti. "1 to <llll. All iiiHtlnnes w.,.••ranted.
m i over A Baker s Cotton, Litiun Thiead sad
Machine i wist for sale,
luiorm uioti an 1 samples of sewing given by
P. F. LOOP, Agent,
sep3o-ly Lewistown. Pa.
EXCELSIOR
Photograph and Art Gallery.
I.ATE BI!(KHOM)ERbi.
MeEW ENS can now* IV.rni-li the pub
l:e w ith Likenesse.-, from the tiniest
a rait or lij'> size J/lio- Liniph.
\N e have the only Solar (.'anient at w ork
in the Juniata Valley, and desire tlu pub
lit n> call and examine what Mr. i'urk
holder tan aeeomplislied and w ell known
artisb and others have pronouiK-cd "
sueee-s. Look at the array :
j ATbatypes or Ivory
berrotypes, I types,
Meuunotypes, i Photo-Miniatures
Amh retypes, I Cabinet Photos., i
Card l'hotograjdis | Portrait or Life size
Vignettes, _ j Plioto'gra ].!>-
Photographs for i plain or in colore,
ova! frames, j " A- c ., &e., Ac.
Our work is executed in the best stvle,
plain Or in colors, find at the lowest rides.
' a ' l a 4, . AIeKWENS.
instructions to students
i iftii* atos. up4tf
P. F. LOOP
I Has again returned from the oitr
v with a large ami well-selected stock of
goods, which wi: be sold cheaper than
w "*il<'U'r He would therefore invite all his
customers and al.-> new ones to callaud see for them
solves, as my stock is and prices to suit pvvry
body. A good assortment of homo ni .Jo work on
hand Having examined all the lit.- stylos in the
city, lie is prepared to make to order all the late
styles now worn.
\ fine as-ortment ot cotton and tvoollen Hosiery at
; very low prices, t all at the old stand. myl6
\ MEIUCAN Hay Fork and Knife. L y *
! \\ cry farmer should have this fork. It is one of
the very best forks to unload hay from the wagon and
load it out ol'the mow. It is also a perfect Knife to
cut out of mow or -tack and is warranto.! to giveen
! tire satisfaction. It has advantages we if.ink no other
; fork possesses K. J. HUFFMAN,
* Agent for the Manufacturer#