Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-06-05

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Morrell, Adj. Gen. Russell, and J. A. Ross
for sundry public documents.
A heavy thunder storm, with torrents
of rain and hail in some places, passed
over this county on Tuesday night of last
week. 1t was most violent in the neigh
borhood of the Seminary.
Sturgis has fitted up his barbering and
hairdressing saloon, next to Ritz's drug
store, with much neatness, and whoever
wants a smooth and easy shave, or hair
dressed la mode, will of course give him
a call
a pocket book containing about $50 in
money and some papers of value was lost
on Monday morning in Brown or Third
street, or from the latter to the water COM
pany's lot. A suitable reward will be
paid for its return to RusselPs Banking
House.
The borough authorities gave notice of
an appeal on Thursday, last, but num-
ber of our taxpayers in vain sought some
one to appeal to. The charter absolutely
requires an appeal to be held, and it was
decided number of years ago that no tax
could be collected unless it was held.
! The search for ores through this and
neighboring counties continues with un-
abated zeal. In Huntingdon "a ledge of
rock has been discovered with strong tra-
ces of lead and silver, which is to be ana
lyzed. In the gold region" in this coun-
ty every foot of ground supposed to con-
tain the precious metal has been leased.
except where owners have determined to
hold on themselves. Whether any will
pay, will probably be known within a
few months.
Gen4 Tippett's Harrisburg Steam Boiler
works, erected in the spring of 1864, are
among the objects which all visitors to
that place ought to see. These works are
supplied with steam facilities, improved
patterns, machinery and tools, and with
iron and coal at its doors, can manufac-
ture work very low. The boilers for Bal
ly's Nail Works, Lochiel Iron Works,
Harrisburg, and various others, all give
perfect satisfaction. A boiler made for
the Central Press at Bellefonte, received
fiattering notice in the columns of that
paper of May 10th. See advertisement
Dr.. Thompson, Surgeon Dentist, has
found it necessary to discontinue his Lrac-
tice at other points, the increased business
requiring his constant attention at home.
He has all the latest improvements in
dentistry, by which he is enabled to oper
ate on teeth without those painful resorts
that used to render an extraction a subject
of dread. Ladies and gentlemen will find
for sale at his establishment, near the
Red Lion Hotel a FRAGRANT TOILET
MOUTH WASH, which heals the gums,
cleans the teeth, sweetens the breath, and
makes the mouth paradise. 5.4
BSap At Ii. w. Junkin's Jewelry Store,
can be found one of the largest assOrt-
ments of plain and fancy Portmonaies in
town. New stock just received. Beau
tiful Fans, sold chcap-just what the la
dies need now. While there, look at the
varied styles of Teeth, Nail and Hair
Brushes. Combs of all sizes You will
find his establishment full of articles of
value and utility.
BsSg" p. T. BARNUM's (patent) ELASTIC |
STRAP and BUCKLES for pants, Vests and .
Drawers is little invention which will /
commend itself to every gentleman who
desires good fitting clothes without feel !
ing restrained in his movements, and to .
persons who tear the straps and buckles
from their garments it will be worth dou-
ble the cost. These straps are very dura-
ble, heat, and of a variety of styles, colors
and prices, to suit all. An agency for the /.
sale of them here would be very proiita- /.
BILE See advertisement.
PSF Attention is called to the adver-
tisement in another column, of Madame /
II. A Perrigo, of Buffalo, n. Y, the great
Astrologist and Clairvoyant. Madame p. /.
can be consulted by letter, on all affairs .
of life, past, present and future.
GSAp Read the advertisement of Messrs. /
Berger, Shuts & Co., in another column, /
headed, " Afflicted, suffer no more"