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New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
The Union

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Chartered BY Congress and having Eve Government Directors aP
pointed ty the President ofthe United States offer their
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY-YEAR BONDS,
BEARING SIX PER CENT INTEREST,
PAYABLE sEMLANSUALLY IN GOLD
Por sale through the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK,
NO. 2 EAssAU.sT,
and Nes1. CLARK DODGE a Co,
BANKERS. NO. 81 wALLsT,
,ud JOHN J. CISCO SON
BANKERS, No 80 WALLsr
Inh. City OfYew.Yoh,
a, NINETY PER CENT their par yan with Accrued Interest
These Bond, are secured BY FIRST MORTGAGE the RAIL
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT or SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
PER MILE much les. than one half The THREE
HUNDRED AND FIvB MILES completed in the most
substantial manner and fully equipped with rolling stock locomotives
machine and car shops engine houses station bung built mostly
ofbre ard have been
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BY rHB GOVERNMENT
.ner an examination report BY Commissioners aud
snow n .ueeessfa operation.
tn, comp.n, hA. on hand ou ties. and material unto
complete th. Road ROCKY Moaa distance from Omaha Of
s7 ,.-by III. Let Of September the time pledged completion
BY contractor TWELVE THOUSAND rvE HUNDRED G2so
ACRES or LAND MILE sured the Company by the
LARS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH MILE or ROAD
As COMPLETED The Chicago aud Northwestern Railroad,
completed connects Omaha and doing large bus
in passengers and freight
The Chicago ROei Island Paese Chicago Darlington, and
Quincy Hannibal Joseph Railroad Companies sIpe
s1,end connecting nn, duog year that
four Trunl Railroad, viii greatly contribute the
busns.. Road and the Central Pat being constructed With
great energy from this National Railroad
. Continent IN 1870 insure both passenger and
freight eau possibly Aoeomnodae these Bonds being
payable gold and the small per mile there be question
,Ay and the Company has hesitation recommending
them to N. public Arrangements being made with the National
BAi, generally throughout country the accommodation Of In
,..,or. In these Bond. The Hon T. D. MORGAN Hon
oAKgs AaEs. Trustees JOHN J. cisco. Treasurer
Mark Twnins and al 'hsr. Interested
Of the lecture which MARX Twain has been invited 10 de
liver Cooper Ins,s;s MONDAY Nay are requested meet M a the
10 adopt measures for United effort In the premises
BY order of the Committee
Annlyersary of the Howard Alssion and Home for
Academy o. MHsiel MAYpM NIGHT, WEDNESDAY Ma. 1907.
Mr. IHEoDohh ihhNs sP1Ihg 10 pam. isn, we must
Chouses Gi.e ke Iandes Grand Hsuh Chorus will be per
s Grand csee T Piano Fo. and & Band who viii use
OCCASION the their superior New Instruments Doors
Tickets obtained Door Reserved Seats can be bad the onoe
at snway Hall By paying Dollar toward the building
special Noice-The MASTER MAsoSS Of the City and County
Of Ss Yok requested the Mechanics Exchange No 81
LSsr on sec,.,. JOIN CoyovER Chairman
subscriptions 10 the Southern Famine Relief Com.
mission, previously acknowledged Sl65sl5 IL
Receipts TO ioo% o'
as IS
Por particulars see Journal Of Commerce Of this date.
JAMES NJ. BROWN, Treasurer, No. SO Nalst N. Y
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

Found DRowNED.-The body of an unknown mai
was yesterday found floating in the water off Pier No
49, North River. He is about feet inches in hight
has dark brown hair and mustache and dressed III na
clothing
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Announcements

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP, for all forms of GLCEEs is
AWE either Of tho Eo.e Throat Torgae ,O
OF scalp remedy proved lie equal For sale By all dueg
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
GREAT d AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,

Nos 81 and 33 vRsEY-sT.
No. $40 BROADWAY, corner Beeckerst
No. 46I EIGHTH-AyB, corner Thirty-fourthst
No 299 sPRIEG-ST., between Hudson and Gresn"iehss
No 2O5 FULTON.ST.. BROOKLYN, corner COneordst
No. I33 GRANDsT, wILLIAMsBURGA.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

tuon Life syrup puIges the system entirely from all the e
effects Of MsRorRY. For sale by all druggists
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cOFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.

GROUND COFFEE 2O, 2sc soc, &c. best zoe per pound Ho-
tel, saloons boarding keepers and families who use large qDa
tie, Of Coffee can that article By using our FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which We sell " the 10" pnes
Of 3O per pound and warrant to give perfect "sfact0n
Consumers from Soc 81 pound By purchasing 'hei
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tbere sny which the Constitution L synp sovereign
RHBusAT And lie hndred Affections FoI sale by all aus
|
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Consultation Syrup remedy for AL
orglans from impure state of the bleed For sale al
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THE WEATHER.
Hyv-YoEK, Sunday, April 2s'

RHxARKa-Mong lAIJ, overcast ahenoon an Apn .hoser y
cloudy cool; evening cloudy windy, clear The loner
range Of The thermometer ai I a. L.. ~.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

Morn PATcHr. on depend upon diseased action
the bottles Constitution Life wn correct the steTe
lion the deposit. For sale by all dfugg'ts
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

Make Your Own soap
WITH
SAPONIFIER.
saving obtained by al Who their waste for he
purpose msLng Soap With the PENNSYLVANIA
MANUFACTURING CoMPANYS
SAPONIFIER.
The Of SOAP superior sold for washing purposes IL"
THAN
Directions attached TO each boz
sale all the principal ocers druggists and general deaeu
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

BOARD OF COUNTY CANvAssERs.-The Board me-
at 10 o'clock ON Saturday morning, and deferred al
further canvassng until to-day in consequence OF ih'
incOmpleteness Of the returns thus far received.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

THE LICENSE BUREAU.-During the year 1866 there
were granted in the Bureau 1923 licenses for express
men, carmen trucks &C. for which the sum OF s72t6S 80
was paid These licenses do not include permits for the
erection OF fruit and newspaper stands.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

ANTICoRRUPTIoN PARTY-A meeting was held at
the Empire Hall, Hesterst Saturday evening for the
purpose OF forming a AntiCorTuption Party, and
supporting only such candidates known 20 be hon
and capable. A series of resolutions adopted,
which, after enumerating the grievances under which
the people OF the city labor at present declare as follows
al good citizens unite With not for
political party but for the Of selecting
ell political recognized
known Of ability and honesty and 70 that end we nys The for
local organizations every ward Of the cities and districts Of
the State further the Of Municipal and legislative Reform also
Hsoi That select committee Of three be appointed 10 prepare
presented the State Constitutional enon In ref
article the amended state Constitution
restricting a3d pRnishng legislative and municipal corruption and
briieT
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

GAS EXPLosION.-While some gas filters were en-
gagged on Saturday in fitting in meter and gas fix
lures in the subcellar Of the store Of Messrs W. g.
schanck Co.. dealers in plate and window glass at Nos
AS and Al Chambersst IL became evident that there
leak in OF the pipes In tracing up the leak with
floor above was shattered in three four places, the
heavy plate glass in the front windows burst outward
scattered upon the walk and the office furniture
broken in pieces The stock OF glass in the place was
also somewhat broken. Singular 10 may appear. no
one seriously injured. The loss amounts 10 about
$1,000. Insured IN city companies.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

ANTI-SLAvERY SOCIETY ANNIvERsARY.-The Thlr-
tyfourth annual meeting Of the American Antlslavery
Society will be held in steinway Hall on Tuesday May T.
at 10 o'clock M meeting for public addresses will be
held Tuesday evening Business meetings VIII ne hed
on Wednesday, the 8th, at Dodworths Hall, No. SOC
Broadway. Among those who will address the meetings
will be Wendell Phillips Col T. w. Higginson, the Rev
John T. Sargent Mary Grew, VIM. Wells Brown, Edward
NJ Davis the Rev. John W. Chadwick and Aaron NJ.
Powell Anna +. Dickinson and Gen. Benjamin f. Butler
are also eXpectcd
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

The RECENT SALE OF CORPORATION REAL Es-
TATE-At meeting Of the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund.- held Saturday it decided to hold over for
one week the bids which had been made at the recent
sale of the corporation property, aud upon which no
money been received yet At the expiration OF
this time should the money not be paid the Commission
ers will then order resale Of the property bid for
These bids nine in number.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

DETAINED AT QUARANTINE.-The steamer Kanga-
roo from Liverpool arrived at Quarantine on Saturday
with one case OF smallpox on board. She was detained
until to-day The steamer Washington, from Bremen,
which arrived ION Saturday with smallpox on board,
was alsO detained
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29

COMMODORE OF THE YACHT SQUADRON.-Mr. Lloyd
Phoenix elected of the squadron by
the New-York Yacht Club Saturday evening. Mr.
Phoenix served during the the blockading Squad
ron He has recently purchased the yacht Wdgeon from
n Francis OsgOod,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-02

An exchange accounts for the large cop
perhead majority usually given by Berks
by alleging that nearly all the Hessians
captured at Red Bank in the revolution
were settled there.
The Democrat don't like ourdemocratit
argument about lawyers. Wetalked there
as democracy talks when it has a chance
and the plan and sentiments are both de-
cidedly democratic. We have personally
a good opinion of many lawyers.
The Democrat says Sbugert and Me-
Intyre are the right kind of men for leg
islators. Everybody knows that Shugert
would vote to please the rebels, and Nc
Intyre's course can easily be foreseen by
his attempt to carry water on one shoulder
and whisky on the other.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-02
NeighbOring Counties.

Two horses belonging to David Bird,
captain of the canal boat Carrie" OF
Newport, Pa, were stolen at Wrightsville
on Monday night week.
Francis Koch, of West Beaver twp.
Snyder county, met with an accident
which resulted in the loss of several fin
gers, having them cut off by coming in
contact with a circular saw, at which Mr..
Koch was working.
On Sunday, the 18th inst, the barn on
the premises Of Rev. John kFemer in
Rye township, Perry co., was destroyed
by fire, together with the entire crop of
grain, threshing machine, barn mill and
wagon gears. All the horses and mules
were taken out in time to save them with
the exception of one mule.
On the 10Th uit., the barn of Mr. David
GochnJur, some two miles and a half
west of Sarah Furnace, Blair county, was
struck by lightning and burned 20 the
ground, with all its cOntens. The loss is
about s. 900. No insurance.
On Thursday evening, the 18th ult., a
young man by the name ofWm. Hunter,
son of Joseph Hunter, of Ants township,
Jumped on the rear car OF Il train OF cars
at Bells Mill, Blair county, to ride about
/ fifty yards to a crossing, where he jumped
off, lie fell upon round stone, which
turned under him, throwing him forward
upon his shoulder and face, his forehead,
Immediately above the eye, coming IN
| contact with stone de rose and walked
a short distance TO his home, and told his
mother to send for Il physician, that he
was unwell. Before his arrival the young
man was dead, the fall having produced
concussion of the brain, resulting III
death.
A distressing accident occurred on
Thursday morning in the immediate VII
cinity of the borough OF Gratztown, Dau-
phin county. Ii seems that Mr.. Henry
Walborn aud Mr.. Jonas Kaiser were about
going out on a hunting expedition, and
/ they were scarcely out OF town when the
gun in the hands of Mr.. Kaiser was acci-
IDENTIFY discharged, the load entering inn
mediately above the hip into the body OF
/ Mr.. Walborn, causing such a frightful
wound that it will be impossible for Mr..
w. to survive.
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Hans Graft.

Important to tie Descendants of Hans
Graf.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-The Secretary
of State has received the following:
L. ;. LEGATION, THE HABUE, Sept. G.,
lS67.-Sir: a statement appeared some
time since in an American paper. to the
effect that the minister at the Hague had
confirmed a report that S75, ,0OU, 900 had
been left in Holland To the descendants of
one Hans Graft. In answer to the mary
letters received on the subject | have
made inquiry and find no foundation for
the rumOr. Some of the writers state that
their ancestors Owned a large estate in a
certain part of Baden, which was confis-
Gated during religious persecution, and
that the government was prepared to re-
fund. The minister of Baden informs me
that no such persecution and confiscatiOn
ever occurred, and that the records show
that, at the time and place specified, one
Hans Graft was in possession of farm
as tenant, but held no estate in fee AsT
am advised that i'll many parts of the
country money is being laid out by the
family, and L find it impossible to continue
to notice their numerous letters, / beg to
suggest that such publication be author
lied by the Department as will ans Wer
their inquiries and save them further cX-
penditures.
L have the honor to be, with great re-
spect, your obedient servant,
HUGH EWING.
1t is now supposed the estate is located
iii some other part of Europe.
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sCROFULA-CONsUMPTIoN.

Or. LUGOL, OF Paris, of the most eminent
Chemists of Europe. saEl:
''fhe most astonishing results may be anticipated
when Iodine can be dissolved in pure water"
Dr.. H. ANhgEs. after Is years OF scientific research
and experiment, has succeeded II dIs~olying and
gD,rtcr yruas Of Iodine to each luid ounce Of
ter and the most astonishing results have followed
use particularly ScroluIa aud kindred diseases
Circulars free Dr. II Anders iodine Water Is for
sale by ]. p. DINShORE, 80 D-y street, New York
and ali Druggists scpi lm
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-02
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
what Every ONE Wants,

A good, reliable medicine that viii be on hand when re
qued and fails when called is now TO be
obtained in Dr. Tobias Celebrated Venetian Lnnlent
Many thousands call the Wonder the Age as IL does
all that is represented aud 1t Diarraa Dys
senery Collie Spasms, Vomiting Group. sickness
surely used aud IS perfectly take in
tcrnaly in double the quantity direc-
tiOns and external remedy for Chronic Rheumatism
Cuts, Bruises. Old Sores. Mumps TOothache, HeaGache
Sore Throat Sprains. Insect Stngs. Pains Back
Chest and Limbs, thousands have testified to- their
certificates be by the Doctors Depot
Sc Cortland Street, New York Hundreds ply sicials
It i'll their practice 1t has been introduced 1917
ami hundreds who have il In their houses say they
would be without II ift sl0per bottle Every
drop by DR.. Tobias himself and can be depended
Only 50 and 81 per Bottle. Sold by Druggists
Depot, 55 COurtland street. y. Y ocI2lm
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TO CnNsIIMPTINES.

The Rev, EDWARu A. WILSON viii send (free OF
chagel desire the prescription with the d-
rections making using the simple which
h. cured Of lung affection and that dread disease
Consumption. His only object Is TO benefit the afflicted
and he hopes every will try this prescription
viii them nothing aud may prove blessing Please
address REV EDA ARD a. W iLSbN, - =.
No IG5 South SecomI Street. MillInmsburgh. y. Y.
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III . II 7 Q Z

The beautiful Piano Fortes Of GEovEsTEEN Co. are
deemed by all good judges to be the Ultima Thule Of
instruments of the kind.
We cannot suggest what is wanting to make n mu-
steal instrument more perfect although slow
to admit that the limit of improvement can ever be
attained.
Before they had brought their Pianos to their pre-
sent excellence, they had submitted them to compe-
tition with instruments of the best makers of this
country and Europe and received the reward Of mer-
il; over all others, the celebrated Worlds Fair. 1t
is butjusce say tnat the udgmentthus pronounced
has not been overrued by the musical world.
STILL by the Improvements lately applied by them
TO their Pianos 1t is admitted that more perfect in
strument has been made. They have accordingly
achieved the paradox of making excellence more
excellent Surely after this they are entitled to the
motto Excelsior" hoVl4-IY
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-02
Errors of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered from Nervous Debil-
y Premature Decay. and all the effects of youthful ndis
cretiou will tor the sake Of suffering humanity send free
@ who need It, the recipe amt directions for making
the simple remedy By which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing proht by the advertisers experience do
5 Ly addressing, in perfect confidence,
myl5ly JOHN Il. OGDEN. ~ Cedar St. New York.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-02

BeAD Daniels & Stone have marked down
goods 20 per cent. under their old prices.
They have the largest and cheapest stock
of Shoes in town; also, large stock of
Mems and Boys Fur Hats and Caps, and
Ladies and Children's Stockings, Velvets
and Trimming of all kinds, which will
be sold cheaper than the cheapest. Try
them.
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MARRIED

AT tthe residence of the brides mother, by
Rev. r.. F.. Wilson, assisted by Rev. NJ.
c. Wilson, GEO. II. SIGLER, of Decatur
township, to Miss 2. Z. TOWNSEND, of
Derry township. 90 y
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed 10 pr0duce uXuriant growth
upon bald head bcardleSs face: also recipe for
of pEples Blntches Erupticns etc, on the
the SOFT clear. and beautiful can be Oh
tanned without charge by addressing
TLOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
tmarl5 i63l S23 Broadwuy, New York,
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nEAFNESS, Badness & Catarrh treated

J with the utmost success. by J. IsAAcs. NJ d, Oc-
uIIst and Aurst. formerly of Leyden. Holland) No
reliable in the city and country can he
his Office. The medical faculty are invited 10
accompany their patients, a he has no secrets IN hs
practice, Artificial Eyes inserted without PAIN. No
charge for examination. myl-1y
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-02

Run Off.-On Tuesday evening of last
week the horse attached to carriage con
tanning William Bingham and Joseph
Tice, (the former of Snyder co.. scared
at broken cart lying in Market street,
and jumping aside, broke off the axle
precipitating beth men out, and slightly
injuring them.
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SHUTTLE OR LOCK STITCH,

THE Grover Baker Elastc-Stitch Sewing Machines
/ superior all others for the following reasons:
1. They sew direct from the spools, and require no
rewinding OF thread.
2. They more easily understood and used, and
less liable to arrangement than other machines.
,. They capable of executing perfectly. without
change of adjustments much greater variety of work
than other machines.
4. The stitch made by these machines is much more
firm, elastic. and durable, especially upon articles
which require to be washed and Ironed, than any
other sutch.
5. This stitch, owing to the manner in which the
under thread is inwrought, is much the most plump
ami beautiful IN and retains this plumpness and
beauty even upon articles frequently washed and
ironed until they worn out.
o. The structure of the seam is such that though ii
be cut broken at intervals of only few stitches
will neither open run, rave, but remains firm and
durable.
7. Unlike other machines these fasten both ends OF
the seam by their own operation.
With these machines, white silk is used upon the
right face side of the seam, cotton may be used
upon the other side without essenng the strength or
durability of the This be done on M Other
machine, and Is great saving upon all articles stitch
ed made up with silk.
Q. These machines, in addition to their superior
merits as instruments for sewing, by change of ad-
lustment easily learned and practced execute the
most beautiful and permanent embroidery and orna-
mental work.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-02

Singing School.-Prof. John Clarke, in
tends commencing Singing School in the
Town Hall, on Saturday evening next, at
: o'clock Those wishing to obtain a
knowledge of music are invited to attend.
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TILE, MARK ETS-

vegetables thus far, but fruit of all kinds
is scarce and of an inferior quality APP
pies are retailing at market at 40a50 ct.
per peck; tomatoes 40 cents per peck; sweet
pumpkins l0a25; cabbage 5al0 sweet corn
- per dozen; cider 10 cts per quart; pota-
toes, sweet, 80 cts; common potatoes IS
per bushel. The butchers generally have
a better quality of meat, which is sold at
l2alS cts per h., according to quality.
Ponhaus, sausage, pudding, &c. can now
be had regularly.
Philadelphia Markets.
Glover seed commands $96f9 25 II 81 H..
Timothy s. 1908 Flaxseed is wanted
by the crushers at 50 S0(a2 85. Sales su-
periine flour nj 81 55G 5 25, old stock and
new wheat extra SSCg9 50, and Penn'a
and Ohio at SlIWl2, and fancy at Sl3GI14,
according TO quality. Sales of prime
wheat at 81 25GG2 45 for common and
choice red, and 81 30 for amber Rye fir.
81 so to l go. Yellow corn sells at 81 A,
western mixed 81 400@1 AZ. Oats 70@ soc.
CATTLE MARKET.
The beeves market is moderately active;
2,4l6 head sold at l53GGl6c for choice, I4Ga
ljc for prime, and l0GGl3c for common
Cows and calves changed hands at S750
100 and springers at 5000 IS. Good sheep
are scarce and in demand but common
qualities are dull; 10000 head were offered
at 5ta &c. Hogs have met with a steady
inquiry; sales Of 5000 head at $l0@II so
T. 100 IL net.
New Work Weekly Cattle Mark ct.
Monday, Sept. Receipts
for the week 1880 head. The market rules
today fully half IL cent below the rates OF
last Monday, with very liberal supply
and a dull market. Holders We're happy
to sell at Il decline Of fully half cent on
prime grades. Best cattle sold at lGalGic
with few at lie, while common steers
barely realized Sal0c.
Mich Cows Receipts, 40 head. The
market is shade more active, and extra
prime milkers sell as high as SI25.
Veal Calves.-Rrceipts 1896 head The
market is dull and heavy at 5a1l3c, with
a few at 12c.
Sheep and Lambs.--Receipts for the
week, 2S, S22 head. The market today is
firm at 5la62c for sheep, and 73aS4c for
lambs.
Swine.-Receipts. %, lOl head. Market
dull and dropping, with sales at Case for
corn fed hogs.
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New Opening 6 New Goods.
j. M. NOLTE

HAS purchased the stock of Boots and Shoes of p
Ill F. Loop aud has also luSt returned from the CITY
with large and well selected stock of
CITY MADE GOODS,
to which he would call the attention of ALL rs Shoes
are on the advance. He would say to all who v ish
bargains to CALL his goods will be sold very low for
cash. Haying examined the latest styles in the city
avn prepared to make all kinds of Shoes IN the most
fashionable manner. Having the most experienced
wOTkmeu. and using none but the best stock in the
market he Is ready to make the very best work. a
warranted. and made at shortest notice
good assortment on hand, which viii be sold at 2
low prlce, but Tor cash only. Call and examine goods
before purchasing elsewhere. Remember the old
stand, third door west of Bymyer's store.
J. NJ. NOLTE,
Lewistown, Aug. 2s 1867.
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A Curious Rehc.-Mr George Allen,
near this place, has in his possession an
old English Bible, bearing date A. d.
1884, which would make its age 233 years.
1t is printed in black letter, and is one of
the earliest copies of what is known as
King James translation of the scriptures.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-02

Esage Farmers Go and buy a WHEY
plow at the Agricultural Implement
Agency. The best metal plow maue. |, !
it doesn't work right you can take il
back.