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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

INTERESTING TO WORKING MEN.-The
force in the Navy Yard at Charlestown Mass
has recently been considerably increased. A
number of caulkers, joiners, ringers and Dor
ers have been given employment. One or
more vessels are to be housed over. In Phil
adelphia reduction of two hours labor on
Saturdays has been granted to plAsterers.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

THE SOUTHERN ORPHANS FA1R,-The Ma
nagers of this charitable undertaking brought
their labors to close on Monday night at
o'clock, They received many donations
among which was one of $50 from Rev. Fa-
Their Miller, rector of st. Alphonsus Catholic
Church
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TIE OYSTER BUSINESS This is a most
profitable enterprise, and with small capt.
tall and much energy and activity, very
good support and comparatively high profits
may be made from the very start The sea-
son is now opening or opened, and new
parties have determined to try their fortunes,
and embark in the lucrative trade.
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SOUTHERN RELIEF ASSOCIATION Mr..
Peyton Harrison. the Treasurer of the Mary
land Southern Relief Association, has published
the financial report, which shows the receipts
to be $164,569 81 and the expenditures
$l5s, 800 90, leaving nominal balance to
the credit of the fund of S6,o69 81. The
Virginia Committee received 1921, 900. The
report of the managers we have not seen.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

WYTHEvILLE.-A correspondent of the
Lynchburg News, writing from Bristol, speaks
in ardent praise of the position of Wytheville
Its lead mines have been successfully worked,
and new source OF wealth has been unex-
pectedly developed in the discovery of rich
ore of zinc
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ARRIVALS
ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. G. NrwroS. Prop'r

WtDSEsDAY, September 10, 1866.
Capt Webb and lady, Boston, Henay De
Beasek and lady, Ohio, j d Teemyer, Baltimore,
W = Sawyer, A Grant, U S Grant, Nancy
Leftptn, Josiah johnson, Washington, d G, H
Lawrence, Penn, H B Murcham, Charlotte, N c,
Jn0 Ducy, Mrs Cary, Mrs Bates. Hays lady
and child, MAYOR, Va.
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Pasquotank Co., N. C., No. 3.

This was on of the original precincts of an
Gent Albemarle, and existed in 1879. We read
that it takes its name from the Indian tribe
which once owned the country. This, like
Currituck and Camden, heretofore noticed,
has it northern extremity on the Virginia
line--its Southern boundary reaching Abe
marie Sound, Camden being on its east, and
Perquimans and Gates bounding its western
side. Elizabeth City is the capital, or county
seat, and is connected with Norfolk by the
Dismal Swamp Canal.
Corn, oats, wheat, and wool are the prime
staples. The names Of Ferebee, Sawyer,
Fool, Martin, Ehringhaus, were among the
prominent political ones, from II to so, and
some OF them to more recent period.
There is o little story showing the esteem
in which the charming little town was held
by one of its sable inhabitants, which has
never appeared in print, and is too good to
be lost
On the fall Of Roanoke Island, and the gal
liant but abortive attempt to defend Elizabeth
City by the Navy and local militia, the present
writer was up late at night, in company with
. naval friend, waiting for news The story
that finally reached us was melancholy enough
We heard that the town had been captured
and many of its people were flying on foot
towards Portsmouth. 1t was wretched night
and we Immediately called on Major Grice
the Post Quartermaster, and stated the facts;
whereupon he promptly started all his avail
able wagons to meet the fugitiyes.
On our return to the Macon House, We
found that party of ladies and gentlemen
had already arrived. Among them was an old
family servant, the picture of dismay,--
"Aunty," said we. whats the matter2" The
old woman looked at us, with mild reproo
in her eyes, as she replied; ''Lor. honey, aint
You hearn it? We ais done beat, and there
Amt NO use ftin' them devils; for they's took
Elizabeth Cityi' Notwithstanding which, the
soil of the old North State can claim the las
victory Of the war,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

ALL REApY.-Since our announcement of
yesterday that, the surveys, maps plans, es-
Inmates, &c. of the Norfolk Water Works are
in readiness for delivery, we have been
informed that :the Councils are daily ex-
pecting to receive them, no formal applica-
ton for the same being considered necessary
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

TuE PEAT ENTERPRISE The machinery
has arrived at Deep Creek, which is to be
employed by a company from the North in
cutting out peat, from portion Of the Bear
Garden tract. We sometime ago alluded to
the intentions of this company which will
soon commence operations
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

The CHoLERA. doctor Samuel T. Jack
son, the efficient secretary of the Board of
Health, congratulates the community on the
removal of this cause Of panic-and trusts the
DESTROYER has been shorn of his power.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

ERRATA.-Several annoying errors occur
red in yesterdays edition of the Day Book,
which our readers will attribute to the tenn
porary pressure on the working force of this
Office
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Hunnycutt.

The ScgRPERNoNa GRAPE.-We learn from
the Raleigh Sentinel that company has been
formed in Columbus countyto cultivate scien-
tiically this delightful fruit Let the compa-
ny send for the champagne makers from
France, and combine wine making with grape
raising; and, az the Sentinel says, it will one
day be source of profit. This is field of
enterprise, like many in the South, waiting
for the application of properly experienced
labor, and capital. Fortunes are waiting for
these stimuli
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DIED.,

This morning, of old age, RICHARD NUNAN,
in the sSrd year of his age.
The friends of tae family are respectfully snvi-
ted to attend his funeral, tomorrow, Thursday
afternoon, at o clock, from hi. lat. residence
West Wide Water street.
Florida papers please copy. se,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

G. &. BouaDETTE We are indebted to
this gentleman, travelling agent of the New
York line of steamers, for late Columbia s. C
papers received by mail
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

MAYORS CoUBT NoRFoLK-His Honor J.
R. Ludlow presiding
Four cases of drunkenness and one for
breaking the peace, disposed of by His Honor
Sergeant Burke reports the city quiet.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

LIGHTER SUNK,-Last night lighter
loaded with wood lying at the wood yard of
Charles Reid, Esq, sprung a-leak and sank
The wood was thrown on the wharf and
saved
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

CHOLERA No new case. Two deaths last
night-one on Nicholson street, and one on
the Princess Anne road
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

AUCTION SALEs,-Legh Bros & Phelps
sold the Steamer Rotary, to-day, to c. f
Staples & Co, for $4,O25
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

MAYORS CoURT, Portsmouth. His Honor J. c.
White, presiding.
No case before his Honor this morning. Watch
report the city quiet last night.
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lTTENTIoN!-- THE PUBLIC.

The following statement We are ready
to submit to "ArbitratiOn."
CITY AND COUNTRY CIRCULATION MORE
THAN DOUBLE THAT OF THE NOR.
FOLK VIRGINfAN, AND EQUAL TO
TIE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF
ALL THE PAPERS IN THE CITY.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

10 PRINTERS. several Journeymen Prin-
tiers will find employment at this Office. One
or two apprentices wanted to learn the bust
ueSs.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

WESLEY CHAPEL PRoTsMoUrH.-1hi is a
thriving and energetic little congregation
The Sunday School is prosperous, and doing
good in its nurture of the "litte ones" At
recent meeting the following were elected
its officers:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ Butt
Assistant Observation-Disclosures. s. Thomas
Directress--Mrs Caroline Mccoy,
Secretary-Thos. Il. Virnelson
Assistant Secretary-Robt. E. Deans.
Librarian-James NJ Jarvis.
Assistant Librarian-Jos S. Clark.
Visitors .-Wm. Knott, Samuel Etheridge,
Frank Mccoy, Mary Ives, Alexiua Shannon,
Mary F. Walker
Solicitors-J. S, Thomas: n. Owens, F,
Hunnvcutt
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

PRODUCE NEUEIFTS.
Pr !Ssaboard and Roanoke Railroad, Sept ls.
car loads LuU Der, l29 bales Cotton, 444 bags
20 bbls Fruit, % bbls Rosin, % bbis Flaxseed, 6
boxes Bacon, balea Rags, box Beeswax, box
Eggs.
Per Norfolk and Petersburg Rasl Road, Sept la,
1877 bags Fruit, bags Esxseed, / box Bees
wax, 8 bbls IA bags Roots, bale Wool, bags
Feathers.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-19

FARM FOR RENT
I HAVE six horse FARM for Rent for the
L year 1867, situated about five miles from the
City of Norfolk. 1t is we'll adapted to all kinds
at Trucking. Good buildings, good we'll DIVA
ter, with fine young Apple Orchard, and
ter course running within three hundred yards
of the Dwelling.
Also, Two Horse FARM, about six lliies
t ON the City, for Rent, for the year 1867.
Apply to B. F. HARRISON,
No. 60, Bermuda street, or to
j, MILLER l. BROS, 50 Market Square,
sep ls-Im ). Norfolk, Va.
OXFORD BIBLES.
7 NhE subscribers are the Sole Agents "a Ae
l. United States for these celebrated editions
OF the Bible.
PRAYER BOOKS.
Authorized Standard Editions for tbs o. s.
Episcopal Church, p.inted and bound in England;
in elegant and plain bindings.
ENGLISH BOOKS.
FOR LIBRARIES,
SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
PRESENTS,
CHHDREN
Catalogues mailed fese on application u
THOS. NELSON & SONS,
1877 Grand street, New York.
sep ls-eod3t~
LALL AND WINTER
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW
GOODS,
ARMSTRONG;, GATOR C CO..
IMPORTERS AND JossEas os
RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS Il 5AIINS.
velvets, Ruches. Flowers, Feathers,
Straw B0nnets. Ladies' Hats,
TRIM MED AND UNTRIMME
SHAKER MOODS,
No. 237 ana Lofts of 23G Ba'tisnere st:
BALTIMORE, MD.
Offer Stock unsurpassed in the United States
In variety and cheapness. Orders solicited and
prompt attention given
TeFms-Cash. sep-li-2m*
O--PARTNERShlP NOTICE.
I HAVE this day associated with,
/ in the Book and Stationery business, Mr..
RICHARD Wake, Jr., of this city.
The business will hereafter be carried on under
the style of
WILSON & WALkE.
all PEI sons indebted to me- are requested to
c, W WILSON.
No. 43 Bank street Norfolk, Va
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Constantly for sale, at wholesale ana retail, q
large and well selected stock of
STANDARD WORKS,
In every department of Literature
ALSO,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
PAPER AND
STATIONERY.
OF ALL KINDS.
To which the attention of Country Merchants,
Committees OF Lib aries, Teacheis, ami purcha-
sers generally, is invited.
liberal discount to the trade ANA teachers
WILSON i WAKE,
sells No AZ Bank street. Norfolk, Va.
WATER WATER II WATER u
GAS GAAll Ga . ii
1t IS not generally known, but nevertheless
fact, that
FOSTER & 'SPAULDi%G. a
IS BANK STREET,
RE SUCCESSFULLY fNGAGED
~ in running GAS ana H o and c D Il d
WA TIE Il, through Stores and Dw elings, at
great reduction on for mer prices.
All work warranted, and large JOBS taken at
contract prices.
Sc Il pairs promptly attended TO
sep6-1n
-IIFEtIE : y n a iU
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FALL OPENING.
1890.
CAPPS Sc PEET
No. As, MAIN STREET,
II AVING completed the extensive alter atoms
Ill 10 their Store, are
NOW OPENING
FULL AND HANDSOME STOCK oF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Embracing | the newest Goods of the season.
sepl9
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
4 LII persons having claims against the estate
N OWN, I. MURRAY, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same to me, at nv office,
No. 81 Bank street, in this city, on or before the
LIST day of October next, to enabls me to make
Up the accounts, ordered at the last term of the
Circuit Court for the city of Norfolk in the suit
of Ballentine and others Against Murray's admin
istrators and others.
WM, A. SWAKK,
Sc I9-tiOc Commissioner
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
Vol, LVI. 70. Is.

As the twig is bent so the tree in.
clincs.
There are eight requisites to success
IN a Iawsuit-a good cause, a good
Judge, Il good counsel, good attorney,
good witnesses, good jury, q good
purse, and last, though not least, good
luck.
In certain school during the par
sing lesson the word 'waif' occurred in
the sentence. The youngest, who was
up, bright eyed little fellow, puzzled
over the word few minutes and then
Il bright idea struck him, Il can parse
It-posltlve waif, comparative wafer,
superlative sealingwax.'
\ Yankee being asked by South
ernerwhy Yankees always say j guess
while the Southern people say / recll-
on, gave the following explanation
That a Yankee could guess as well
as Southcrner could reckon
y certain minister lately paid visit
TO lady of his acquaintance, who
was newly married, and who was at.
/ urea IN the modern indecent fashion.
After the usual compliments, he IA
miliarly said:
i hope you have got good husband
Yes sir, replied she, and good
man too
/ i don't know what to say about his
/ goodness, added the minister, rather
biuntiy, for my bibtc teaches me that
Il Good man should cIothc his wife, but
he lets you go half naked
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4 Z @ I j Z 8 :

Delicate Cahc.-Tho whites Of six
teen eggs beaten to a stiff troth, I
ounces Of butter and pound Of sugar
stirred to Il cream, nutmeg, pound
Of -four The yoIks may be used in
CuStards.
Perhaps some of readers would pre-,
fer the receipts for Gold and Silver
Cakes, SO that they may use the yoIIls
OF the eggs IL another loaf or cake:
Gold cake y olks of i eggs, )
cups Of flour, ) cups sugar, l cup but
ter, cup cream, teaspoonful cream
tartar, l soda.
.Siloer Whites Of u eggs,
beaten to 4 stiff froth, ) cups of flour.
} cups of sugar, cup butter, cup
cream, | teaspoonful cream tartar,
teaspoon soda.
The following are from the Ameri-
can AgricuIturist for May:
Queca Of Paddiays.-A new pudding,
with this name, recently furnished to
the .Agriculturist household by Mrs.
VIM. Morehouse, of Buffalo, n. Y, has
been tried with very satisfactory re-
suits: Into one quart Of sweet milk,
put enc pint Of fine bread crumbs, but
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
62e. HOOP SKIRTS, 628,
HOPKINS Gown TGake,' u
Manufactured and Sold
Wholesale & Retail,
No. 62S arch Street, Philadelphia.

No 62S Arch Street, PhUa9eIyhiG.
TNIE most complete assortment Of Ladies'
Il Misses and Chidrcn's NOOP SKIRTS,
in this City; gotten up expressly to meet the
wants Of first class trade; embracing the
newest and most desirable STYLES ana Sizes
of Gore Trails" Of every Iength-from q
to 4 yds. round,-2O to 56 Springs, at , to
$5 90. Plain Shirts, all lengths. from q to
yards round the bottom, at ) 40 to So Is
Our line of Misses and Children's SKIRTS
are proverbally beyond all competition. for
variety Of styles and sizcs-as well a@ fir
finish and durability; varying from to 5a
inches in length, + to 50 Spring at 80 ers. q,
s. 25. All Shirts Of OUR OWN MAHn'
are warranted to give satisfaction; bur Bgy
NONE AS SUCH, unless they have "lIopkiu's
Hoop Skirt Manuiactory, No. G2S Arch St"
Stamped on each Tab
Also, constantly on band, GOOD SKIRTS
Manufactured in New York, and the Eastern
States, which we sell at very low Prices 4
lot of cheap Skirts Is springs, s. cts ; 20
springs, 81 90; 25 springs, 81 IS, 80 springs
81 % and 40 springs 81 80.
Bea- Skirts, made TO Order and Repnired.
rG-TERMs CASH. UNE PRICE ONLY.
March I, lSG6-4m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02

GANNASSERS WANTED. AT 500 per month. We
y want reliable Agents. nunc other male ami female
to tt..e the exclusive agency IN every county and
township in the /. =. To sell the PHOTOGRAPH Family
Record work which every family wil buy 1t il
bound like ~ album hat has printed blank page op-
p"slte each Photograph, for cpmDite record Of tile
hu~taud, wife. and each child Of family also
tanning marriage certificate, and pages for military
history "f any member OF the family. Nothing like
II ever published and work that agents can sell 40
readily. Old cauva~~crs and others should send for
circulars and terms Ii - necessary have copies Of
the work To canvass with price by xpress - So 5D
anu 90 - st!IesE money may be sent by mail. Name
the township wanted Address
BARTLESON & co.
inhISItm5 Gil Chestnut IT., Philadelphia
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
MIS- SCELLANK-
An 'ESSA ON GALS,
BT igHABOp SrIEN-.


~. I"lJi'r.-Ny eH,yerrt IL '"is,
ANA IN t'e@iln On e"l s""i end@"'or
- he "9 luminous ana perspective as
possible cooSlovrjn the circumstances.
Gals "rroI mcnny and various KINDS,
TOR eE: m"fj'ngaI~, I"od'-aiS, icm@ii
&".s, %r'ier Gals ami tom4oys. But
II Is OF the iemad gal sinai. speak
eSPec'olIy III tins c>~', "s We had
more cNrenehco WLlh tins sort than
any other variety particularly atorc
and sense ! st"id 70 Sally Maria, what
now bears the noWn name OF Sp}nEs.
Gals are OF much and different sizes,
50 yen can. I Judge on en- BY thc cali
co they carry-dceeiyen to the eye
and not very hclly. They are also OF
different aGcs-Iyc known EN- to 90
as high as 81 and still remain gals to
all iutents and purposes, but they usu-
ally range from II to .. Of which
ages 1t IS not difficult TO find fall blown
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02

WANTED. AGENTS-S75 to 500 PER MONTH for
w Gentlemen. aud 50 to So for Ladies' rverrwhere
{" Introduce the Common Sense Family Sewing Ma,
chine, improved and perfected. II viii hem. fell,
stitch. quilt, bind. braid. and embroider beautifully
Price only SO making the elastic lock stitch and full
!y warranted for three years We pay the above wa
or commission. from which twice that amount
eau bc made. Address or cs,li nu G. BOWERS & CO.
Office No. 2jj :. Fifth street. Philadelphia Pa ne All
letters answered promptly, with circulars and terms
Paiade ph!a, March =. lote-5wz
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02

TANTED-AGENTS-To canvass forth, "solIio...
W individual Memorial" Greater Inducements of
fercd than 10y any other publishers Agents have an
ehttr" monopoly IN the territory assigned then, o.
tH"r" has been nothing of the kind yet inIroduced~
7l"ttS with universal approval, is ornamental also
r'1"i" OF value 10 those who have served in our
countrys defence. and to friends deceased s,lio
For circulars &c. address. enclosing stamp b. G. IA
MI" '"i""lbVs, ~ Lock Box US. apll-lm5
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02

\ GIN Is MANTED-To sell the Great American
fnzzIe~, the cheapest ana most wonderful puzzle.
ol lhe age Agents can readily make from So to $50
per day. VII give any agent 500 if he will sell
"3'Hoo: HviI 30 cents for al Puzzles All orders
sent by mail free PHILIP HILL, Importer Of Fan
cy foods 259 Market ST., Phila. Pa.
F29L'dIe> Needle Book containing 100 Of the best
Needles, sent hy mail receipt of 80 cts apl-lm5
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POIEAM IL son,

MEER~CHAJM MANUFACTURERS,
692 Br0HiraW Hear Fo,0th st. y y
Wholesale and retail at reduced rates Pipes and
Holders eat to order and repaired. All goods war
Tai!itd genuine. Send stamp for circular. Pipes 50
l" SNo eaoL' aptlm2
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
TRUSSES

SEELElS HARD RUBBER TRI-SS' cures RIP
~ I9 ic'~ the cord from all prcssure will never
rust break, Timber ctatc. or become filthy uhe ns
steel spring beng coated with bard rubbrr} spring
n'Ir any power required; used in h.thlng. fitted to
i"Fi requires no strapPn@: ceanest. lghtest easiest
ana besi Truss known send for pamphlet
l. y. SEELEl. Sole Proprietor.
aplln3 1917 Chestnut St PhiIa Pa
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LIB. J. WILLIAMS,
No. 10 NORTH SIXTH STREET, /

No l8 koRIH SIXTH STREET PHILA,
MASUPAcTCEgR or
VENETIAN BLINDS AND
WINDOW SHADES
The largest and finest assortment in the city at the
!oWr>t cash prices. Store Shades made and lcttere
IhlladeIphI.t 4 phi ]. lh6e-2Inz
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
Disabled Nen, Attention.

IiANIEp one or two men. in Icwlstewn and yicip-
W ny, who have lost either an arm or Ier f., sell
H0'''i7h" "atrr progf .irnlcr Hcqjitg flaSte7 the
,tst ana cheapest Court Plaster in the MARKET
rom - 10 Slu per day cAn bc made. Address with
~, cents Tor sample and full information l. F. BEL
'Hhk' Box -, Philadelphia. Pa y. bah agents
''7 ''o''- apllGH2
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
z eEAJ vyAxGA,
CHEAP FOR CASH;

THE largest Stock of wellmade Tin Ware in the
L state, constantly kept on hand Merchants and
Dealers lnHlts 70 give call hafore purchaln-
clSewpels NULLOI SMITH.
MARI ltu - Market IT.. ls.' cen 7th 9Th Phlls
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
THE SALEM LEG.

NpFR the Patronage OF the United States Govern.
l. mcnt. Models OF this superior leg NAV be seen
at the Agency OF the SALEM LEG COMPANY. No,
IS south Seventh street, Philadelphia.
Call and them, send for circular containing
Iu!i ihl"Iha'loh' apl25Smt
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02

WANTED. Agents, Male aud Female ~ So to $50
W per month 10 sell the Celebrated Common
sense Family sewing Machine. Price SIS.
THIS Marnlne Will do 3 kinds Of work equal TO tho
high priced Machines. and j. the only Practical and
rei.aAT. Cheap sewing Maciu, in the world. send
for descriptive Circulars Address
SECOMB & Co
apl25-ln+ Chicago ILL.,. or Cleveland, Ohio.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
AGENTS WANTED.

Sl7j PER MONTH. SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
Tie Photograph Cqsc ani Family RecorJ.
THIS is great opportunity for enterprlsng persons
Of energy make money. Ii i article OF which
the puIc nave felt thr need Ii trctails al Il ow price,
and IT. beauty and utility universally acknowledged
The success winch has attended Its safes warrants
the assurance that Oe sold to almost every
family. We rcparod show that We have agents
who are clearing $40 every month. Address for
Circulars and Terms, RAYMOND e. CO.
uiAr2S-IIuf Hauufs Oh Chestnut 81. PhIla.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
Poor House Business.

The Directors Of the Poor meet at the Poor
House on the ID Tuesday of each month.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
Whole No, 1868.
Pennsylvania Railroad.

Fare Harrisburg 10; to Philadelphia 50; to
Altoona SO; to Pittsburgh 50; to Baltimore 20; to
York 20.
.he arrival OF each passenger train.
Il. +. robson, Agent.
aS-Galbralth's OmnibuscS convey passengers to
md from all the trains, taking up or setting them
41a-, .. al points within the borough limits
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
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BOOT & SHOE STORE
III THE WEST WARD.

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stock Of BOOT1 Rad ss5DEs u Gwar 1910,
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