Elections by Volunteers in Active
Service.
• We publish the following Sections of
the Election Law, that the•volunteers
now in service of the United States
may know their rights, and how the
elections are to be held :
SEC. 74. Whenever any of the citi
zens of this commonwealth qualified as
hereinbefore provided shall be in any
actual military service in any detach
ment of the militia or corps of volun
teers, under a requisition from the
president of the United States, or by
the authority of this commonwealth,
on the day of the general election, as
aforesaid, such citizens may exercise
the right of suffrage at such place a&
may be appointed by the commanding
officer of the troop or company to
which they shall respectively belong,
as fully as if they were present at the
usual place of election: Provided, That
no member of any such troop or com
pany, shall be permitted to vote at the
place so appointed, if at the time of
such election be shall be within ten
miles of the place at which he would
be entitled to vote, if not in service as
aforesaid.
Ssc. 75. The proceedings for conduc
ting such elections shall be, as far as
practicable, in all respects the same as
are herein directed in the case ofgeneral
clections,except that the captain or com
manding officer of each company or
troop shall act as judge, and that the
first lieutenant or officer second in com
mand shall act as inspector at such
election, so far as shall relate to such
company - or troop; and in case of the
neglect or refusal of such officers, or
either of them, to serve in such capa
city, the officer or officers next in com
mand, in such company or troop, shall
act as judge or inspector as the ease
may be.
SEc. 76. The officentudforized to per
form the duties ofjudge,shull ad min kter
the proper oath or affirmation to the
officer whose duty it shall be to act as
judge; and such officer acting as judge
shall appoint two persons to act as
clerks, and shall administer to them
the proper oaths or affirmations.
SEc. 77. The several oil - leers author
ized to conduct such election, shall take
the like oaths or ailirmations,shali have
the like powers, and they, as well as
other persons who may attend, vote
or offer to vote, at such election, shall
be subject to the like penalties and re
strictions, as arc declared or provided
in this act, in the case of elections by
the citizens at their usual places of
election.
SEC. 78. Within three days after such
eleetion.thejudgcs thereof shall respect•
ively transmit through the nearest
post office, a return thereof, together
with the tickets, tally lists and lists of
voters, to the prothonotary of the
county in which such electors would
have voted, if not in military service.
And the said judges shall transmit an
other return of such election to the
commanding officer of the regiment or
battalion, ai the case may be, who
shall make a general return under his
hand and seal, of the votes of all the
companies or -troops under his com
mand, and shall transmit the same
through the nearest post office to the
seeretaKyoffliesotamonwealth.,_
-4,-;;ZlLTit.,tai . ),',Dl Culliq,..tO whom
such returns shall he made, to deliver
to the return judges of the same coun
ty, a copy certified under his hand and
seal, of the return of votes so transmit
ted to him by the judges of the election
in the companies or troops afbresaid.
SEC. The return judges of the
proper county or counties, ill which
the volunteers or militia coca aforesaid
may have r6ided at the time of being
called into actual service as aforesaid,
Minh meet on the second Tuesday in
November next after the election.—
And when two or more counties are
connected in the election, the meeting
of the judges from each county shall
be postponed in such case until the
Friday following said second Tuesday
in 'November.
SEC. 81. The return judges so met
shall include in their enumeration the
votes so returned, and thereupon shall
proceed in all respects in the like man
ner as is provided in this act, in cases
`where all the votes shall have been
given at the usual place of election.
RUSSIA and the UNITED STATES,
Important Declaration of Sympathy for
the Ugioa Cause
The Russian - Minister,lir. be 8 toeckl,
lately bad an audience of the Presi
dent, and • road to him .the
dispatch :
[TIf.INSL.4.TIO2C.]
ST. PETERSBURG, July 10, 1801.
3.111. DE SrozcKL, &c., &c.—Sir:—
From the beginning of the conflict
Which divides the United States of
America, you have been desired to_
make known to the Federal Govern
ment the deep interest with which our
august master was observing the de
velopment of a crisis which puts in
question the prosperity and even the
gxistence of the Union, The Emperor
profoundly regrets to see that the hope
of a peaceful solution is not realized,
and that Americari citizens already-in
arms against. each othey are ready to
let loose upon their country the most
formidable of the scourges of political
,society, a civil war, Vor the more
than eighty years that it has existed,
the American Union owes its indepen
dence, its towering rise, and its pro
gress to the concord of its members,
consecrated under the auspices of its
illustrious founder, by institutions
which have been able to reconcile nnion
with liberty. This Union has been
faithful. It has exhibited to the world
the spectacle of a prosperity without
example in the annals of history. It
would be deplorable that, after so con
clusive an experience, the United
States should be buried into a breach
pf the solemn compact which, up to
this time, has made their power, in
spite of the diversity of their constitu
tions and their int,epests, and perhaps
,even, because of this diversity. Prov-
Nene° seems to urge them to draw
,closer the traditional bond, which is
the basis and the very condition of
their political existence. In any event,
the sacrifices which they might impose
}upon themselves to maintain it, are be
yond comparison with those which a
'dissolution would bring after it. Uni
ted they perfect themselves. Isolated
they fire paralyzed. The struggle
which unhappily has just arisen, can
neither be indefinitely prolonged, nor
lead to the total destruction of one of
the parties.
Sooner or later it will be necessary
to come to some settlement, whatever
it may be, which may cause the diver
gent interests now actually in conflict
to co-exist. The American nation
would then give a proof of high politi-
Mal wisdom in seeking in common
such a settlement, befbre a useless effu
sion of blood, a barren squandering of
strength and of public riches, and acts
of violence and reciprocal reprisals
shall have come to deepen an abyss be
tween
the two parties of the Confed
eration, to end definitely in their mu
tual exhaustion, and in the ruin, per
haps irreparable, of their commercial
and political power. Our august mas
ter cannot resign himself' Lo admit such
deplorable anticipations. his Imperial
Majesty still places confidence in that
practical good sense of the citizens of
the Union who appreciate so judicious
ly their true interests. His Majesty
is happy to believe that the members
of the Federal Government and the in
fluential men of the two parties will
seize all occasions and will unite all
their efforts to calm the effervescence
of the passions.. There are no interests
so divergent that it may not be possi
ble to reconcile them by laboring to
that end with zeal and perseverance
in a spirit of justice and moderation.
If within the limits of your friendly
relations your language and your coun
cils may contribute to this result, you
will respond, sir, to the; intention of
Ills Majesty, the Emperor, in devoting
to this the personal influence which
you may have been able to acquire du
ring your long residence at Washing
ton, and the consideration which be
longs to your character as the repro
sentative of a sovereign animated by
the most friendly sentiments toward
the American Union. This Union is
not simply in our eyes an element es
sential to the universal political equi
librium. It constitutes, besides, a na
tion to which our august master and
all Russia have pledged the most friend
ly interests, for the two countries,
placed at the extremities of the two
worlds, both in the ascending period
of their development, appear called to
a natural connunnity of interests and
of sympathies, of which they have al
ready given mutual proofs to each oth
er. I do not wish here to approach
any of the questions which divide the
United States. We are not called upon
to express ourselves in this contest.
The preceeeding considerations have
no other object than to attest the lively
solicitude of the Emperor in presence
of the dangers which menace the Amer
ican - Union, and the sincere wishes
which his Majesty entertains for the
maintenance of that great work, so la
boriously raised, which appeared so
rich in its future. It is in this sense,
sir, that I desire you to express your
self, as well to the members of the
General Government as to influential
persons whom you may meet., giving
the assurance that in every event the
American nation may count upon the
most cordial sympathy on the part of
our august master during the impor
tant crisis which it is passing through
at present. Receive, sir, the expres
sion of my very deep consideration.
(Signed) Gown4CII.I.KOFF.
The Secretary of State has delivered
edginen t :
DEPARTMENT OP STATE,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7, 1861.
The Secretory of State of the United
States is authorized by the President
to express to Mr. De Stoeckl. Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo
tentiary of his 'Majesty the Emperor
of Russia, his profound sense of the
liberal. friendly and magnanimous sec.
tituents of his Majesty on the subject
of the internal differences which for a
time have seemed to threaten the
American Union, as they are 'commu
nicated in the instructions from Prince
Gorts . cltkoff to Mr. De Stoecicl, and
by him read 'by his Majesty's direction
to the President of the United States
and Secretary of State. Mr. De Sto
celtl will express to his Government
the satisfaction with which the Presi
dent regards this new guarantee of a
friendship between the two countries,
which had its beginning with the na
tional existence of the United States,
The Secretary of State offers to Mr.
De Stoeckl renewed assurances of his
high consideration.
War. 11. SEWARD.
AIR. EDWARD DE STOECKL,
A PROCLAMATION,
By the President of the United States
Whereas. A joint committee of both Houses of Congress
has gaited on the Piesideot of the United States. nod re
quested him to recommend a day of public humiliation,
prayer, and lasting. to lie obset veil by the p. opt° of the
Unit, d States with religious solemnities, and the offering
of Precut supplications to Almighty God for the safety
and a elloro of these :runes, his ble,,lng on their awns.
owl a speed) ie,doiation to peon•; and whereas, it is tit
and becoming in •:11 people. at alt times, to acknowledge
and re% ere the supremo government of God—to bow in
bumble submission to Ills chwdisemento—to confess and
deplane their sin, sad aggressiuna, la the fall conviction
that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of It isclom, and
to pray wdh all fervency and con tiition for the pardon of
then past offences, And for a blessing open their present
and prospective actions: and zollereas, when our beloved
venally, once. by the blessing of God, nutted. pi o-perous,
and 1 .1 , 0', Is now afflicted u nth Maio!s and civil war, it
Is pecullatly lit for us to recognize the hand of God in
thus vhitation„ and 11l 001.0 ful reinerobi once of our own
faults and crimes, no a nation and as halo, ideals, to hum
ble outsilves before Him and to pray for Ills mercy; so
that tte may be spared Ow titer punishment though most
ju,tly duet ved ; (hot our aims may be blessed and made
effectual •for re-establishment of law. order, and peace
throughout our country, and that the inestimable boon of
civil and religious liberty. earned tinder Ills guidance and
'riesling by the labors end sotto hiss of our lathes, luny
bo tottered in all its original excellency; Therefore, 1,
Abraham Lincoln. President of the United Staten, do ap
point tho last Thursday in September nest ass day of
prayer. and &sting for all the people of the
nation, and 1 do earnestly recommend to the people, and
egpt cially to all ministm s and teachers of religion, of all
denominations, to all bend,: of families to observe and
beep that day, according to their several creeds and modes
of or ot•hip, nA ell humility, and isith all religions solem
nity. to the end that the united prayer of the nation may
it.seend to the Throne of Grace and bring down plentiful
blessings upon our country.
In testimony )heteet,
AIIIIAiIASt LINCOLN.
Dy the President,
IVILLItm 11. SWARD, Seetetary of State
DIARRIgD,
On tho Nth imtto, by Rey. S. H. Bold, Mr. JOHN PALMER
to Minn CATHARINE STINSON, both of Huntingdon co.
DIED,
In West township, nu the 14th of Anglst,ll6l, My.
tie
n 31 W n,ta otson, agcd 71 years. , And on the 17111 of Sept.
Mrs. SUM DYAD WILLIAMSON, aged 73 scars
On the 12th inst., rifler a long illness, FERDINAND eon of
Ferdinand and Martha Corbin, aged 11 years, S months
and 26 days.
Onr little boy has gone to rest,
lie's free from tort mid care; , 2,
lte's pillows,' on the Savior's breatl
And safe from every snare. * •
lit 'girt angels hovered o'er his boa
To watt Iris sell it borne—
And join hie eaters in that world
Where sin can never come.
'Twos bard to sea his little form
Borne to the silent tomb:
Yet in our hearts, we could but say.—
" Oh, lard, thy will be done"
We know he'd with the happy bang
Of loved olive gone before
Then may we in that blissful MO,
Alt .‘ Meet to part no mom."
.
•
I WANT MONEY. .
no subscriber footrests all persons,jgdehteil to him, to
give him a call Wore the clooo of itiflllusorilli, as ho must
leave money before ho gout to the cityf
LI:VI WMTBROOIi.
Hunting.len, Frrl. In ISJA—II
\RPPAN'S COURT SALE.-
Estate qf aeorge, 2llcCrum, dex'al
11,11 l be exposed at public sale on the promiSes,
On Saturday, October 12th, 1861.
the ft nom ing rent estate of George . .tfeCrutn, late of the
township of Barret+, deceased, to wit:
Alt that certain tt art of lam] i.itu.sto in the lowniihip of
Barrio, bounded on tine south by laud of Joseph Forrest,
00 the west by land of Robert It. Wigton and Plolip
airier; on the Del It, by land. of Robert Moore's hens, all
the east by lands of A. Bill and others, containing 243 and
allots mice, about rat of a blab ate cleated, bat tug thou eon
a two story log house and log barn, Lc.
IS ON' SALE —One hall of the pntschniso Inonay to
be paid on confil illation of rah•, the other half Ms. ) ear
thou slitter oilh intereq to be Necnred by the bond and
mm tgligis of tine
n Ebnon McCP,Ti3I,
JOB SLACK,
Sept.l7, ISM .-St. I.xccn tore.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned Anditor . to hilt node tbe 11111110 y
to the !mods ofJohu Voiooe, 'Ugh :oom of hunting
don county. Drilling fi em the ante of the Peal Pantie of
Alt am Leo is, wilt attend to the duties of his appointment
of him office in the borough of 11%11111.0cm on Ft •.lity the
Nth artobto \t, at one o'clock, P. IL All petsons her.
lag claime upon cold rood or 0.,0ts are ogoin.d to pl osent
them at that time to said Auditor, or he lounger debit red
front conning In UR sand fund
Sept. 17. ISbl.—ltir
TIDITOIt'S NOTICE.
±[F tote f Ab,olent Plr,tonan.
The nudes signed Auditnr to di nribute thy balance, in
the hands ofJohn C Watson 011,1, log Exectitot of Abs..
lon Plowman. der'd, tend to thy dotles of Ida ap.
lannt.no..nt. at 1,1. DUI,. ill the hot tough or limo ingdon, on
ttnrclar, the 19th Oetobot next, at otto o'clock P. dr. All`
Perrone hat ingebtinot mum eald fund or moats m e tegnirrd
to premult them at flint tinm to said auditor, or be foie, or
&bat red from coming in on said fund..
Sept. 17, ISGI.—It
NOTICE. -
Notice is het eby given that all persons knowing
thaw,lves indebted to Mann t Duncan. Coffee /tun. cities
on hook account or olltei 0 ve, ale I eptc.tml to Colon for
um tl and make settlemcnt, rts he hal .ced !tic emits
stock to W u u It
William Mck, o 0111 Itorealtet catty MI bu. 4.
nens, at his old stand arCoftee nun. 110 reCOMMIIII9 Mr
March to his old custoinets. as n gentleman and it good
awl correct bustnet, man anal osiute, thou that those fa
string hint n Ith 0 call trill ho sat isf.tetot ily dealt stilts.
Those Oho wish to settle their accounts will find me at
old etatal at Coffee Run. .
Cut rec RUs, Sept. 13, ISGI
A DMINISTRATOII'S NOTICE,
[Eztate nj ILram Ifyliamson:(4c'd.]
Letters of Administration milt the Will nnnexil upon
the veva° of Hiram Williamson. dee'd, late of West ton n
ship, liming been granted to the undersigned. all persons
has Ing claims upon the estate ate requested to peseta
thew to the undersigned, and all poisons knooing them
ludebtedwill make Immediate p n rnent.
JOSHUA U ILLIAMSOV,
Adllifilirtuttor.
West 2'ept. 17, 15131.,
rIiREES ! TREES TREES !
ALE undersigned ins ite attention to their lm go and unit
gross n Mock of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Sin nbr, Se. , emit' acing a large and complete wort meat of
APPLES, PE 1115. PEACHES, PLUMS, Clli DRIES, anti
NECTARINES, Standard for the Unita.% nut Darn( for
the girds n.
ND Noll WALNUTS, SPANISH CHESTNUTS, lIA
IA:NLTS, Se., RASPBERRIES. Mt 11V BERIC CUR
RANTs and DOUSELitittlil ES, in great vatiety.
Grapes of Choicest Kinds, Asparagus,
Rhubarb, &c , &c.
Alec a fine stork of ~ell fin mod, Int,,hy EVERGREENS.
snitanta na Uw Com, ten y and Lawn
DECIDUOUS TREES,
for nit eel planting and n gene; nl assortment of
Ornamental Trees&Plowerinc , Shrubs
Root '6 of dnacn sari, ties, CAMELLIAS, REDDING
4%A NTS, do., Sc., So.
Ont stock k rental Imlay thrifty and line, and me offer it
at price , : to rant the tinter.
49 - Catalogues mailed to nil applicantß,
Adat erg, EDWARD .1. EVANS A CO.,
Crustal Nur.etio., Ted:, Pa.
Sept. 12. Mil Ate.
A L IT DITOR'S
Notice it lon eby given that the undet‘igned A talitot ap
pointed by the Orpans Cum t. to (11 , ,tribute the money 111
the hands of lints Mnt‘er, Adminishatm of the estate of
Julio Pnily. late of Jackson ton naldp, deceased, trill trot
there into, cited at the ofliee ol ilson d l'etielim on Fri
a iy the 11th day of CCIU/ILT next at 1 o'clock I'. 3f.
A. L. (tItIM,
Sept 12th, 1551. Auditor.
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS.
urgont necosslty for utung• to pay the finial,. of
soliherr in the et lily and fu• the cortent expet,co of the
count) ri guiles that 3011 roll,t and pay to the Tleasuier
Imou finitely in it hole, or in part the amount of year
dn
plie.ttes. All collet toil fol HUI, and in or 10114 en., nee
het eb) notified that they can he no longer indulged. All
collecting for 'Hon islet hate not had their exhoutnetion4
Sr ill apply ha them nt the Connni,ion-re Oilioe on the
int. Arlo that date judgment, entetod and
e3st L 1111,41.1 issued.
s i ,toubv, , , 12, IS6I,
A L DMINISTRA.T()It'S NOTICE.
_L
[Ea.:le of 11;11,ain Ron, deed.)
IA rusts of A111111111.t.11011 111,011 the estate of W.lliani
Zitoriti, late of ilopcin ell township. IlUell..11.111112: boon gl.a •
fd to this owlet iiignial, all pianos Lining chime against
the ii•tate one I Vqlll'Stell to ill Ctellt 111(.111 to tie under
,igiaiii. and all poisons imlebted pill make unnuidiato
111)111,11 t, .TACO]; 11 FA VEIL
1111,1,1 AM PTJNE,
llopo, ell. Sept.l7,lS6l—Ct. Atlnunibtlatnt
ELECTION, OCTOBER 8, 1861
ASSOCIATE JOEGE
To the Voters of llnntingdon county:
Th. undo -igne,l re.pectfnlly offer, himself av candidltte
for tho oink, of Ad), lath Judge
IiIATTILEW CROWN VEIL.
Huntingdon, July 36, IS6I.
COUNTY TREASURER.
To the Voters of Huntingdon count:
,spectfully off, myself as a caudidata for the office
of Coutay
Cl=l
Iluntingt. lon, July 16, 1801
COUNTY TREASURER,
To the Voters of Huntingdon County
1 announce in,) self a Union Candidate for the office of
Count} Tteaturta, a n d solicit the support of the Toter of
the ecillty. NICHOLAS C. DLCKER
Huntingdon, July 30, lan.
COUNTY TREASURER
To the Voters of Ifuntingdon 'ounty
TELLoW CITIZENS :—At the t equest of my numerous
ientls I offer myself for your mat ages as an independent
Cat:lithium Cm the office of County 'hemmer, and it elected
I pledge myself to discharge the duties of the Wilco With
thlolity and impartiality.
Gray stills, Aug. 1, 1561. TllO'S 0. ISENBERG.
TEACHER'S EXAMINATIONS.
Di, cetera mid..teachers throughout the county are
hereby notifiod that the public examinations for the pres
ent year will lin held by the under signed in the several
tlydr lets, a , indicated in the following table.
West township, Sept. 3d., nt Shavers Creel, Bridge.
Bailee twp., Sept., 4th, at Manner 11111.
Jackson t p., `dept. Stir, nt Mc 61.33's Fort.
War normal k top., Sept. 7 th, et Birmingham.
Walker twp.. Sept. fir h. nt McColl act late. n.
Bradt top., Sept. lath, nt Mill Creel;.
Union twit. Sept llth. at Mapleton.
Ilonderson t, p., Sept. 1211,, at Union S. 11.
Oneida twp., Sept 13th, at Cent, o Colon S. If.
Juniata top., Sept. 1411,, nt Bell Crowu S. 11.
Penn top., befit, Inth, nt Mtn kleaburg,
Carbon to p., Sept. lith. nt Coalmout.
Tod top.. Sept. 19th, at Se. berg.
Hope, oil tap , Sept. Slat, at Coffee Run.
Shia ley k Shirleyslang twp.. Sept. 2411,, at Shirleysburg.
Crones ell top., 2311,. nt Or hi:lonia.
Ihihlm twp.. Sept. 26th, nt .91ml° Gap.
Tell twit., Sept. 07111, nt T. Lane S. 11.
Sp, ingfield top.. Oct. Ist, at Mendow Gap S. 11.
Clay top.. Oct nt Scottsville.
Casa & Cassvilla Oct. 4th, at 6th6Ville•
3.1t0 examinations n ill con - menet. at 9 o'cloclt. To cti
era and diteLtors aro requested to he Dci pnnclmJ aw poud
UM. R. Melgvirr, Co. Supt.
ly 30, 1801,
UNION
ENVELOPES AND PAPER
I=l
EWIS' BOOK STORE
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
1113NTINCiDON, PA.,
NEAR PLYNSYLVANIA RAILROAD DEPOT.
' JOHN S. IiTH I LER, Proprietor
Irunting,Un, April 10,.18131.
SPRING AND SUMMER
FASHIONS!
RQBP4T
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Letl ,Sll ref, ono (lour turst of tivolon* r Store,
WITH A FINE AS.SOEpIENT V
GENTLEMEINS' DRESS GOODS.
Ills nysortinout consists of
ploTus,
PLAIN AND FANCY VESTINGS,
the neatest and best that could bo found fp thp oity, all of
hick ho will take Weimar° in exhibiting, and Waking
up to order. It Hill cost nothing to call nod eppuitic his
goods. Call soon.
Ifuntinolor, April 3 : 1801.- 3m.
~HLItil R'S SALES.—By virtue of
sundry writs or fend. Exp. FL F. 1.111111 LC,
uw directed, I will expose to public mile or outcry, nt the
Caul t House, in the boontgh of Ilnotingdo4, on SA'l Utt-
DAY, the I Rh day of Soptetnbet,lBbl, at 2 o'clock, P.M,
the 1011.. lay &so Wed teal estate, to an it:
All of ilefendent's sight title in nod to 200
tress of land situate In Walker J. Porter tounships. 111M
tmgdon tOllllO 111 the name of John Patton, and adjoining
lands now or Connelly John N.ei 's, also 100 act es land
(mere oi les.) 4ituate in the same township, In the Dante
of et 4 and El tntbeth 1111011 Will adjoining the above
mentioned tract, and IMICIN of Wm. I', tit bison Eqq , and
Peter Swoope being the same land that John I,3un con
veyed, by deed doled the 1,111, Januaty, A. D. 1031, to
Punnet Rover, dec d.. which deed mai recut ded In the of
fice for rreonbug deed-, in llttotandon county on the 26th
day of Match IS4II. :307,41. talctu iu execution, no d to t in
sold xi the property of Martha Royer Adwittisttnn ix of
Panmel 1103 er, deed,
JOHN C. WATSON, Sheriff,
Snr.rare's Orrier,
untnigthon, f
Gun , t,rr 'Me CenueNwilkisit,
It 0 C LA MATION.-NOTICE 01?
UnNilltAf. ELMAlON.—Pursuant to an net of the Gen
it Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penris}lvailio,
entitled "An Act feinting to the Idections of this Corn
nionwealth." unloosed the s..cond day of July, lb:30,1.
JwIN C, wAT,,,,N, High Sheuff of the county of Hun
tingdon. in the State of Pennsylvania, do hereby make
known nod give public notice to the elect.), s of the coun
ty Motet...id. that a General Election will be held in the
sold county of lifinttngdon. oil the flint Tnesfloy.(and
d.ty) of )ttwentber, It4lo, at which dine Dietriet nod
County Ofllceto as billowy, will be elected. to wit:
One pet 0011 to tin the adieu of Ptebitlent Judge for the
COIIIIIIO4 of Ifuutu,gd , ny ltlair and Cant bat.
One nelson to till the Whet, of member of the House of
llettterentativ , a of Penn.ylvaoi.t.
On- person to fill the office of Associate Judge of Hun
tingdon county.
One pm son to fill the office of County Commissioner of
Huntingdon ('coot,'.
line prison to 1111 the office of Infector of the 'Poor of
Huntingdon county.
One person to fill the office of Tteosurer of Huntingdon
comas,
1. W. BENEDICT.
Andi!or.
the folio, big dosei ihed Real 'Estate
1 he Fat 111 now in tenure of Joh:alum Hardy, too, n as
tine 9hioy Verne,' in IlenderHin to, whip. Huntingdon co„
on the ion.) leading to the I{o,lll Spins. 'l'lllg (min In
composed of several miser', containing altogether, about
700 ACRES, and the greater pmt of it in covered with val.
noble white oak, black oak, hickory anti Moo timber.—
About 100 acres are in good cultivation. The Immo, e
ntente are n good log dwelling house and log barn. A
never lolling sluing of good water convenient to the
buildings. This property will he sold oh a whsle, or in
nship o separate ti acts, ns purchasers moo desire.
district, composed of the torn f Henderson, nt
the [nom ',eland Howe, Terms will be made known on the day of sale. •
A. W. BEN EITICT,
Atablor.
. .
thne nelson to fill the office of Auditor of Huntingdon
county.
In porso.unce of and net, I also hereby make known anal
give notice, that the places of bolding the aforesaid gen
eral Lkcitoli 111 III,,I,Vr.11CItt•10:11411611 . 1CII Mahan the said
count) at Huntingdon, ale no follous. to Slit :
2d dierntt, composed of Dublin township. nt Phstemnt
Hull Schou' House, near Joseph Nelson's, in said tun nilup.
ad dist t ict. composed of su muell of Wm I tut stood: toe it
ship,on 1 ‘: not. ittelotlat to the loth thatt let, at the echvol
teatime adjotoing the toe n of %Vat lot entat It.
I=
4th diets rat, composed of the too of Hopsuell, nt
hough and lteady Furinice.
sth district, coon nsrd of the town,blp of Bane,. at th o
house at James Li, ing,ton, in the tool, of ySxnhbuty, in
maid too
deduct, coot ioeit of the hoi ough of Shit lercbm'g,
nu•l all that part of the too iodup ot Shirley not included
ithin the limit. of Digi let :No. 24, as heieinafter men
tioned arid des., Aal, la the houie of David natter, the'll ;
in Hai hl slrnrg.
ith .Ikt ri et. roiripo..ed Id Poi ter and paitofw,oker town
-01111), nod `,l touch of 11 sot too rill,', ns 4.4 tut:hided in the
lot itiS, 1101111.Ln le, to nit: Beginning at tho routlnnest
cot not 0/ Tlllll34,entlininini Fain. on the bank of the Little
.1011i.0.1. In el. to the looter end of Jackson's +,
them, in a north', e.tel ly dilution hi the meet
pant 01 the hoot oo by Mit ia.l Maguire, thence n ct eh
40 deg, or, It tat to the top ot Turbey'S Mountain to inter
sect the line tounddr, thence along the said
line to Little .10000ta flienee down the Santo to Out
',lave el beginning, at the public oeboul house opposite the
tier won Ilk:termed Church, In the borough of Alexandria.
bib d ish jet. composed of the too odup of bianklin. at
the loam of Oro. W. Matters. in sold too uNinp.
bit dish ict, composed of fell too uship, at the Union
school house neat• the Union Mr's ti house, in said to•p.
loth doh let, cunrpo•cd of :In ingtield toonship, at the
school honse, near thigh .Nladden's. In said too 'lshii,.
I.lth dish Act, composed of Union township, at the school
11mi,, near Col bins, in said ton s=hip.
12th dist t iet, ttnuposcd of thinly too iiship, at the Centre
school lime, in said twenAlip.
Malt thstrict, composed of Mortis townthip, at public
8..11001 b 00.. ., No. ^_, is said tom I,ltip.
11th ,liar let, compo-attl of that part of West tow to.hip
not included ot 7th and 2CIIt drat ttt the polthet,thottl
house out the fat to 110,1 i ow nett by Stiles Lewitt, (limner!)
ow Stud Jitioctt Ennis,) iii haul towit.Anp..
1511, t rict. conip,ed of Walker too t,ltip, at tho house
of Ilmunntin INlngalty, in M'Connellstou n.
lath dieriet, compo,tl f tho toonslup of . Tvd, at the
green school Ituu,e, to said toe nship.
17th district, composed of Oneida township, at th,,
of Vol. D. Rankin, Walin Springy.
18th district, t otimo.ett of Outline!! township, at the
Lanka now neettpud by Damn! Muir°, to Otbb.onta.
19th tliNti composed of the borough of Birmingham,
with tlw ses el ai uncle of land near to and attached to the
same, now on lied and occupied by Thontau '31.0n ens, Juilw
IC..llcedhAti, A inh ew Robeson, Jelin lienstmer and IVni
tietc,imer. and the tract of land lion oo lied by (hng° and
John Hioctibet ger. Soon. as the tot ter toed, situate iu
the ton ip of Wm iountark, at the public school home
in naDI
_
120th dial ict, comp,ed of the tou n.,hip of Case, at the
public sch,ol house in Ca , sville, In soil township.
21st liettict, composed ut the township of Jackson, at
the public house of I,:dv,artl Littles, at McAleavy'a Poi t,
to,,hip. •
'224 d,-ti let, conipe.,ed of the township of Clay, at the
public school house in Scottsville.
dnitriet. composed of the townklilp of Penn, at the
public, school house. in Marldesburg. m nail tow nship.
21th dishtet. composed and crested as follows, to wit :-
1 hat all that pill 01.441100 y township, Huntingdon coun
t}, Bing and tieing within the following described boun
dai les, namely: beginning at the interaction of Union
and bliirley township lines with the Juniata liver, on tile
south side thereof; thence along tail, Union township lino
for the distance of dote miles flout said titer; thence
casts; aidly, ben stiaight line, to the point where the main
train Lb} 'n mdl to henn,uq s alley, 0100500 the summit of
:mintyedge; thence noi thwaully along the summit of
Sandy ridge to the t tier, Juniata and thence up bald liver
trml , futrtint - I,l , mitvi , ratillkit - gurtmt - Tai,ramirtitiv
ctions in the public school house in 'Monnt Uuioo, in
raid ddgliCt
25th nhatriet, composed of the limough of Huntingdon
at the Court Items m said bon nigh. The, part, of Walk
er aud Porter for ,ship. beginaling at the-
anthers end
of tile Midge am the Junta to liver at tine feet of Mont
gomery sheet. thenco by the Juniata 100 . 0‘lijp lin e to the
/MO 01010 W.tiker election dlntrict, thence by the same
to the con nor or Porter township :it the Woodcock Valley
road near tiers bellllol 111/11,`, thence by the line bet oeen
and Porter ton nships, to One summit of the War
rine ridge, thence Meng said edge to the Juniata n in er so
a, to include tine ilo citing house at 'Whittaker's. now Fish
er's ul.l mill, and thence donut said liner to the place of
beginning. 6a an 'RAM to Ilia Huntingdon Boteugh elec
tion iinnu let, and That the Men oaf 41innll and
may note at all gem, nal el,ctions.
21. th dist. let, composed of the borough of Pete] .lann g
and that part of West lown , hip. neet and mufti of a. lane
bolo ern Ilenderson mid West townships, at or near the
Wenn Springs. to the Franklin tom in-hip line on tine top
01 Tna....ny's 11101111blIn. se es to iminde in the men th.drict
the Inow.es of liar id Wahl-math, Jacob fammanecker, Thee.
limner. James Porter. and JOllll all, at the school house.
in the bononigh of PetenMin g.
"Si tin district. rompoed ot Juniata too nship, nt the home
of John Proglital, on the lands of Ifenry Iseribmg.
25th dl,trict, coinnaed of notion totrnslttp, recently
re, chid out of a pat I of the territory of 'fed township, to
rrtt: commencing at a Chestnut Oak, on the Summit 'For
race mountain. at tine Hope, eil tow minis fine opramte the
dividing ridge, in the Little valley; thence moth fifty-two
degree , . east three bush ant and sixty perches, to a stone
heap on the Western Summit of Broad Top mountain;
thence nett), sixty-seven degnets, east three hands cal and
Meive Vetches, to a Yellow Pine; thence south fifty-too
degrees, east 6,011 11111111 tell omit seventy-too perches, to 0
Clll,llllll 0111(1 thence south lout teen (tepees, cast Mice
hunilled and fifty .ono perches. to a Chestnut Rt the cast
end of Henry S. U reen's laud; thence south tlnh t you', and
R half dem ee,,oant two bundled and ninety:four perches,
ton CllCßlllut Oak on tine .111111111 C of n spot. of Broad Top.
on the western side of Jan 'Borer, hum ; south sixty
ft e demo. s cast nine Inn nth ed and thin ty-for trenches. to
.1 Flom., heap 011 1110 Clay tun inship line. at the Moan' Top
City Hotel. kept by Jos. Mort ion. in said town...hip.
I ills° intake knoll II and give notice, as iIIIIIRI by rho 13111
section of the of esaid act I ton directed," that en ery per
son, excepting jusVces of tine peace, oho shall hold any
office or appointment of profit or [init under the govern
ment of the United States, or of tints State, or of any city
or con pm ;awl drift let, tlilelller n C 0111011.591011011 oftlur or
agent, wino is em shall be ernployNl ander the legislative,
execnitino or judicialy denial timint of this State, or of the
United State,, or of any city or incorpmated district. nerd
also, that every member of Congress, and of the State
Legislature, and of the select or common council of any
city, commisiionnens of any incorporated district, is by law
imnpable of holding nr exorcising at the Bonne time, the
office or npponntincint of judge, inmector or clerk of no,
election or tine Commonwealth. and that no inspector or
judge, or other officer of any spell election shall be eligible
to any office to bo then voted for."
Also, that in' the •Itin section of the Act of Assembly, en
titled "An Act relating to execution, and for other purpo
boo," approved Apt 11 1(411,1510, it is enacted that the afore
13th BCCIIOII,IIIIII not be so construed as to pre‘ent
any militia or borough °nicer Bonn boning as judge, or in
spector or citric of any general or special election in this
Commono math."
Put snout to the provisions contained in tho 67th section
of the net aforesaid. the judges of the tifuresaid districts
shall respectively Mite charge of the certificate or return
of (Ito election of their lespeetive districts, and Produce
thorn at a meeting of one of the judges front earls district
at the Court House, in the hen °ugh of Huntingdon. on tho
third day after the day of election. being for the present
year on Ft inlay, the 9th of Noyenther next, then and there
to do nod perform the duties required by law of said judges.
Also, that aline it judge by sicicitesd or unat ohlalde acct
dent, is unable to attend said meeting of judges, then the
certtficate or return atoresqld shalt be talunt in charge by
one of the inspectors Inc cleiks.of the election of said dis
trict, and shall do and perfin nit the ditties required of raid
judge unable to attend.
Alsa, that hr the 61st section of said act it is enacted
that "ON ery general and special election shall be opened
beteeen file 110111, of eight and ten in the forenoon, and
shall continue n ithout intertuption or adjournment until
seven o'clic. in the evening,When the polls [Mall ho closed."
0 Iry a under my hand, qt Huntingdon, the 12th day of Sep
tember, 1./. 1361, and of tho independence of the Uni'
ted States, the eiglity.ffith.
JOHN C. WATSON, SI/Sl
SHERIFF'S Orme, I .
Ilioitingrloit, Sept. 17, '6O. j 4t.
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! !
Fis - RBR & SOY
!!AF.
' JUST OPEIVED
SPUNDID STOCK
OF
/VS Ty 6100135.
THE INVITED TO
an
EXAMINE OUR GOODS.
FISHER & SON.
April IP, 1661.
OISSIIIBIIES, and
rrHE largest stock of De Laines in town
by ILEUM A: SON.
FANCY FURS, FANCY FURS
JOAN
S Allen Stteet. bent elm
7th mid Bth Ste ,
atr of Fa .IfniCti
np.a ter & Mauarartnret
and Oradea. in all Itinda
FANCY FURS. far La
ea' Mi,es' and Ch i I -
en's ar.
Having now tuanufac.
ired and in stole my
large and beautiful as-
Julep t °fall the nariouv
ty le s and unalitiea of
UIIS, ad•tpted to the cran
ia Fall and Winter Sea
-11,1, 1 would io,pecli‘ely
invite an examination of
my stock and priers fine those intending to purchase, no
I nm enabled to offer them very desk able inducements.
All my Fors have been parch ased for cash. and made
by ev pet fenced and competent hands, and as the pro,ent
monetary ti °tibias rendes it necessary that I should die.
po,o of nip goody at vet p small advance on cost.
lam satisfied that it will be to the interefits of those
who design parched ng, to gist me a call.
Cr Recollect, the name, number and street: John Fa
reit a. (Neu Fur Store,) 11l Arch Street, Philadelphia.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.-
'REAL ESTA7T. OFJOHN .IfcCAITAX PIXfD
The undersigned, Executors of John Slceaban, deed.,
lir vii toe of the ponce and nuthoi ity vested in them by
the Will of mild iced. will offer nt public sale nt the Court
House, in Via borough of Huntingdon,
On Saturday, 28th day of September,
instant, at 10 o'clock ; A. M.,
JUAN Clt kSSAV ELL.
KINN EY McCAIIA N.
Executors of John JlcLithare, dec'ut.
Ifuntingdon, Sept. 10, 1.861.
MILITARY BOOKS.
CAVALRY TACTICS,
[AUTHORIZED EDITIO.X.I
By Major William Gilliam, U. S. A,
.Tent pultli•lenl and fur sale nt LEWIS' BOOT{ STORE.—
Comoo, in one %%Awe. Puico
UNITI , ',D STATES I N NTRY
TACLEICS.
hot the instruction oarrri,r , and manoeuvres
of the United States Inf.mtly, including. In- g
Grotty of thin Line, light Infantry, and UM
men, prepared under the direction of the li'ar
liege! (merit. and authorized and adopted by
rho Secretary of War, May Ist, 18 1 11. contain
ing the 30001 of the soldier; the reboot of rho
company ; tnsta notion tor shitinklirm. unit the
poem! call,; the cells far Onirinkhers. and thin
•ehool 01 the battalion ; including the article, .
of eon and a din lona y of rullstaiy ts Inns.
Coniplete in one volume. Price SI.2S. Fur
sale at Lou is' Book Store.
Ma
THE HANDY BOOK
FOR
U.N.ITED STATES SOLDIER,
On coming into service: containing a complete nyt,tem of
instruction in the Cchool at the Soldier. is ttlt n pteliatican.-
ry explanation of the formation of as Itattalloo en Palacle,
tlic POSItIOII ul the ollicera. he., he., being n hut hoots or
introduction to authotizad U.S.lntatitry 'tactics, just pith
liQhed. Price 25 cents. For sale at
BOOK STOLLII
A I,` 0,
Ilardee's Rifle and Light Infantry
TACTICS,
Complete iu 2 lel. Pi Ice jl.eo. Fm wale at,
LEll'l' BOOK STORE.
s'y-The Itobks sent by mail to any toldrets on the re
(Tint of thu pike.
llontiogrlon3lay 28,1861.
"THE UNION,"
Arch Street, Above Third, Philada,
UPTON S. NEWCOMER, Proprietor.
Jrir Tide Hotel ht central. convenient by Pas-tenger
Cars to all pails of the City, and in evety patent:lr adap
ted to the oonthnt ail %tows or iho public.
31.50 pot . thly." - a.3
Sept. 10, ISttl.-ly.
.QIIERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of a
of flu tingdon, onll' - EDNii6DAY, tilo 25 . 043 Zleptem
hcr, Ibbi, of 2 o'clock, I'. M., the taut\ mg ilvAcribed real
c.Etnte. in t% :
Defendant's right, title and interest in and
to one lot of ground idtuote inn the I:enough of Sininh.y,
btu g, being to 10 in the plan of sand ton in, bounded on
the not tin by the l'i,hstei ion church lot, fronting ell
Main sn ect SS feet, and extending bath 110 feet to an al
ley. having thereon elected n tno story brie% building
unit ,tone hatennent, loam in oh the Jll Aeadellty.—
Se.cd. taken in execution, and to be s slut 0, the propel ty
of Hinny Miller.
SHER rer's On ten,
Huntingdon, 0011 t. 10, IStil.f
JOIIN C. WATSON,
Shetift
AUDITOR'S iWTICE.-
The undelAgned Auditor app•.iutcd by the Gnu•t, to
distribute the 111011 Cy In the luLlak of John C. IVatson,
Psq, Sheriff, arising itoin the solo of the Real Futate of
Ito,anhah Lfan•Rcld. will meet the parties interexted, at
the olheo of Binh. :.! , peer, oh Fihlay, 4th Ootober, proximo,
ot 10 o'clock, A. U. It. MILTON SPEER,:
Hantiugtlon, Sept.lo,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
FOR, SJLE:
AT LEWIS' BOOK, STATIONERY & MUSIC SWAB,
I=
OSGOOD'S Spell,. 10, ith and Sib !Nader,
M'GUFFEY'S Speller and Readea 3, (old and new editions.)
SANDER'S do ,do do
SWAN'S do do do
COBB'S do do do
Webb's Normal Reader, No. 1.
EllierBoll . ll Readers.
Town's Speller and Definer, (old and new editions.)
Scholar's Companion,
Smith's, Bullion's, Brown's and ToWces Grammars.
Fuell's Physical (leogiaphy.
Warren's Physical Geography.
Monteith and McNally's Geographies & Atlases.
Webster's awl Wincestel's Dictionaries.
Quaskenbos' Hist Lessons in Composition. .
Quackenbo's Composition and Rhetoric.
Greenleaf 's. Steddatd's, Fanmei eon's, Swatis,Colinwn's and
Ray's A rithinetics.
Peterbon's Familiar Science,
Oreenleal'b and Stoddard's Keys to Arithmetic. '
Greenleaf's and Davies' Algebras.'
Greenleaf's Key to Algebra.
Parker's Juvenile Philosophy,
Parker's First Lemons in Natural Philosophy.
Parker's Philosophy.
Upliam's Mental Philosophy.
Ill•tory of the United States.
•
Berard's "
"
Goodrich's " "
Pay son. Donlon and Scilimer's Penmanship, in eleven
omberi.
Academical, Controllers' and other Copy Books.
Elements of Map Blaming, with plan for sketching maps
by hi-Immolation and improved methods of projection.
Davies' Elementary Geometry nud Trigonometry.
Gavics' Legendie's Geometry.
Felton & Eastman's Book-keeping.
Bonk Keeping-by Single Entry, by Ifaunford & Payson
Book Keeping 1.13 Single qpd amble Entry, by iflumford
roysou.
Oth'er books trill bo added and furnished to order
A roll stock"( F.cpppl Stattonory always on ;laud
Huntingdon, In.
D. P. GIVIN •
TIAS JUST OPENED
A
• •
SPLENDID STOOK
OY
IVE 1 V GOODS
FOR
AS'PI?.4
. A 7 G- 11 YP S TJLICER.
CALL AND EXAMINE TITEM.
April 10, 1001.
NT'w CIGAR AND TOBACCO
STORE. J. A. lIANIGAR,
A practical tobacconist. hits opened a new TOBACCO
STORE AND CIGAR MANUFACTORY, on Allpglieny St,
one door nest of the Broad Top Itallread °thee, where he
has on hand a largo assortment of prime Cigars and To
baceo, p hitch he will sell either wholesale or retail. Stott,
hoovers, shopteepers, and all otliel`s who deal in the weed
should call, Ilk prices are law. Cull and see.
Huntingdon, Nov. 7;1860.
hLADY RECKONER: '
A complete Pocltet , Ready' Reckoner, in dollars
and cents, to uhich ate added forms of Notes,Bills, Re
coiptr, Petitiong, be., together N, Ith sk. of useful tables,
containing rate of interest from one dollar to twelve limns
and, by the single day, with a table of wages, and board
by the week and day, published in 1859. For onto rt
.ROOK STORE.
ITEUMATIB3I.CUILED.
JO 1N Wh'STflitLelli. Sr., tuantiffictarca a
,'.ISIIiNT which is sure to corelihetlittittisin. elite,
no pay. Persons afflicted should call nud try tho medicine.
Call at his milldam° in Webbingion greet, cam door nest
of Levi Westbrook: '
ll;mting;lon, March 20, 1061
TRUSTEE'S SALE of REAL ES:
re rl
undersigned 'fluster, appointed by tho Court to sell
the Heal Setate of Jacob Curium, late of tho borough of
Cassellle. deceased. will expose to Public Sale, on the
pt 01111.ei, In Coss tvunship, Huntingdon county, Pa., on
Friday, lst November, 1861,
The following Real Estnte, to wit: Ono good farm con
taining 172 acres, more or less, and hounded by lands of
Philip Curfman on the not th, Conrad Curfman and Chris
tian Miller on Om south, and James Henderson on the
east; having about HO nines cleated and In good Onto of
upon o hich are tau following, among many
other imps memento: A too the . y log house, to double lug
Imo. with a good granary attached, 2 excellent apple
mcloards, and a saw-mill with Atm water power.
The farm is well supplied with never failing springs,
and lime stone is abundant. This property is but two
miles 110111 Camomile, nod twelve miles front tho Pennsyl
outdo Itturoad nt Mill Cheek. It is admirably adapted to
the taking of stock, and commands a good home market.
M.5....A0:1 will be glen on Ibis lot of April, 1f62.
Also, 011 :Ito premise•, in the borough of OSSEO:MO,
On Saturday, 2d day or November 1861,
Tim following additional property, to wit: Too lots of
ground fronting on Main street 142 feet, and extending
bark 100 feet to a street; said lots adjoining each other,
nod bounded by Main street on the rest, on the north by
an alley, and on the south by lot belonging to too helm
of Jesse Wright; having on them n good two-story log
weather-boarded house, with n Molten, wood house, gran
my, stable and spring.
Also: At the ensue time, four other lots, tuljoinlng each
other and containing about Italian acre skit, fronting on
Main street, and bounded on the north by lot of Elizabeth
Cullman, on the south by lot of Caleb Swope's belt's, and
on the east by mountain sum cy. These ate all desirable
lots. Poslesmon will be given on coufirmation of sale.
,'ale will commence each day nt 10 o'clock, A. DI.
TORN'S OF SAl.tS:—One third of the purchase money
to be paid on confirmation of sale, ono third In one year,
o ith Interest. and the midge at the death of the widow
of decedent, with interest thereon to be paid to the widow
annoally and regularly during her natural life, to he se.
cm ed by the bonds and mortguge of the purchaser.
For say further information concerning the ailing
pitinises, agply to
LEWIS. STEVE% Trustee,
Clot:trate, Ilaatiegtluu Co, Pa.
September 3, 1061.-Im,
R. NEWELL'
S PHOTOCILPII GALLERY,
\0.721 Arch Sbeet, Pliaaddphia.
One of the large,t and most complete Galleries in the
States, where the best Pictures, known to the Phu.
tographic art, are taken ;it prices no lmighsr
than ate paid rot miserable caricatured.
rho Proprietor, a practical Photographer, attends per
sonally, erere• tatting—and allows no picturo to leiwo the
(inner) anleas it gives taricet hails:action.
Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypoo, of Absent or deceased
photographed to any required size, or taken on
Canvasslto size, and painted in 00 by the best Artists.
At thi s Millety pictures eau be taken in nay NI cattier—
as tterfect in cloudy dets as Il hen tan NMI shines.
Pelson• vh.iting the city are tespectfully invited to ex
amine tow sweintens, n hiell for price and quality duty
competition.
trzylnstruetittris given to the nit or rhntogrnphy.
It. NEWELL.
GALLEnT or ART
721 At ch Street, l'hilzdeiplAa.
COMMENDATIONS:
From fur. Lewbr P. Campbell, 111'. C. 0100.
My flintily and friends all concur in the opinion that
the (Novell) picture is none llfe-hke than any thing they
over saw. My likeness has been repeatedly taken by dif
ferent Artists in various sens, but 1 hare never yet had
one which presents h 0 true to manta, all the features and
expr.•ssions of countenance Its this.
Front Hon, E. Jo) Morris, late Minister to Italy,
The exuld,,ite finish, beauty and softness or, your por
traits. conjoined o nth their durability of c o lor and faith
fulness as likeneses, cannot fail to commend them to the
attention and patronage of all who appreciate true art.
Front Col. Joint. Page.
Ihoing occaoloa for n portrait, I proenred one from Mr.
Bobcat Newell, of the city of Philadelphia, a miniature In
Oil Colors. tinder the new procels discovered by hint, nod
take great pleasure in exptessing the eatisfactlOn given
me, not only by the accutney of the likeness, but its artis
tic batch in all respects, and recommends hint to the pat
ionage of those disposed to mourn° thin beautiful art.
Nov. 28. MO .100. PAGE.
LATEST WAR NEWS !
lIIGII PRICES DEFEATED !
Vote is the Time to buy Cheap Clothing!
MANUAL GUTMAN,
ltesrectrolly lawns the public gonmally that ho Lae
Just I cceived a huge and well selected stuck of fashionable
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTIIING,
to which he asl, the attention of all Wiio arc In want of
a neat and cum nn table Coat. a Vest or a pan• of Pants.—
Ws sleek will bear examination, nod, he respectfully
requests sill to call and see for themselves.
Stouts' gentlemen dekao any particular kind or cut of
denting not found In Um stock on hand, by leasing their
measure they can be accommodated at ohm t notice.
A good assoltmout of
BOUTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAI'S., dO., if...,
I' in also to (bond on hand. All of n bleb nlll to sold as
low, if not lonm. tutu the same quality of goods can be
h.! in IN.. comity. . .
Call at tho tanner of the Diamond. Longo new building
' M. M UTMAN.
Ilitntinglloll, April 2, 1561
NEW AIR LINE ROUTE TO NEW
Lagag.
snonTEsT IN DISTANCE AND QUICK
EST IN TIJII•:
Two erriEs OI NEw YoIUE AND
IIAREISEUIto ! VIA 11 Id %DINO, ALLENTOWN
AND labToN.
15,‘Tonmmt Exrams, West, loaves New link at 6 A. M.
ivf nt Ilarnslmrg at 12,45 noon, only G ; ti" boors be
t corn the too cities. ,
31 Ul. LINE leaved New Yolk at 19.C0 noon ; and °idles
at 11/writ-Mug at 8.110 P. M. - -
Mort‘tko 31m, 14%E. Etad. leave, llarrieburg at,5.00 A
M.,. arriving at New York at 4.30 P. 31.
AETERNOON EXPREtS LINE East, leaves Harrisburg at
1,10 P. kl., arriving at New York at 9.00 P. M. '
Counectioos are made at Ilarribburg at 1.00 P. 31., with
the Passenger Traml in each direction pn the Penneylvan.
n la, Cumberland Valley and Not thorn Control 'Railroad.
All lining connect at Reading with trains for Pottsville
and Philadelphia, and at Allentown for Manch Chunk,
Ba=ton Le.
No change of Passenger Cars or Baggage, between Now
York and Harrisburg. by the 6.00 A. M. Line from New
York or the the 1.16 P. Jl, from Harrisburg.
For beauty of scenery, add speed, comfort and Accom
modation, this routo 'assents superior inducements to the
traveling public.
Faro betu con New Yet lt and Hard-burg fire
For tickets and other information apply to
J. J. CLYDE, General Agent, Harrisburg.
July 10, 1000.
er . `"' .
• crrni
Lf* .
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
TIME OF LEAVING OF TRAINS
. -
-1--
WEST WA RD. I ' 1 BA ST WA RD.
.... lq I "LII 'Y'.
'0 . .. >• .` 7l :T. , I",i 9
. . tot 7.1 ,
0 STATIONS. r 0 li t.,
'Z 17. - 2(
if, .. z
v In ~ ' 7. 1 So
,
P. M.I P.:04 4 .5 1 4 , A. u.l P. It P.
4 23 'Newton Hamilton, 1
4 31 'Mt. Union, 10 23 1
4 45 Mill Creek 1
450 040 353 Huntingdon, - 5531000 12
5 15 l'otoi abnrg, 0 47 12
5 23 ..„, Barren, 12
5 30 ' 6 19'Sprneo Cleek 9 36 12
'
5 43 13irtninglatin, 12 ,
6 51 8 40 Tyro.. 0 17 11
6 04 Tipton ' 9 OD 11
Foitoria, 11 '
6 13 Bell's" 311th, 0 02 11
630 7 55 7 10 Altooun, 4 45 8 50 11
amen OIL!! COAL OIL!!!
amen A. Brown soils tho genuine "PORTLAND KERO
SENE," on COAL. OIL, dear as water. - - - -,_ -
This Is the only kind of oil that gives entire serifs/etc - Non
aeon agent for light.. -
Beware of counterfeits and colored carbon oils. They
emit an offon , lvo smell m1,15111°1:0.
A largo variety iilsii . of '
..
COAL OIL LAMPS
Chimneys, Globes, Wicks. Burners, Altadea, ffe,, &e, sold
at the very teat* pi ices, at the i ltardAvare ittere,limatug-
Mlili
BENJ. JACOI3S
IS QN ITANR
NEW GOODS,
,S'PRIXG AND SUllillEß
Ho hat received a fino assortment of .DRY GOODS for
the Spring and Summer season, compriying a very ex
tensive assortment of ' '"
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
. DRY GOODS iu general, .
itEAT.iwrikp.E, at i ontiNO,
For Den and Boys
-
GROCEIHES, HATS SAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, &c. &c
• The public generally aro mocked to call and examine
the goods—and his ink..
An I am determined to sell my Goods, all who call may
expect latrgains. ,
Country rioduce taken hi Exchange for Goods.
DENJ) J AColli,atthe Cheep Order.
'runtlngdon, April 2, . •
NOTICE TO ALL !! 4tycif
The subscriber, who has for more than ono,ycalr, carripd
on business in company with Messrs. F. lIIUNDT, U. Gitr,
P. Winans; and Mr. LUIZ& Baca, has this day divOlved
partnership antis the qUove firm I All claims against the
old firm will be paid by the subsCriber, and all those' In
debted to the firm WllLpay him.
CLOCKS, JVA TCIES
on JEW ELIZY will - l always be repaired. A
good stet 4 , of Pious, lel lltaccuss and lawman
a he kept on, hand for, cuskorfers;ollo may
Eivoihltri with A call.
1-luutingdosa, March 2, lfdtk
F Oll - EVERYBODI'.
On Hill Street opposite Corment's 5.1076.
EIMEM
SUGAR and MOLASSES,
COFFEE, TEA and CHOCOLATE.
FLOUR. FI9II, SALT awl VINEGAR,
CONFECTIONERIES. CIGARS and TOBACCO, •-'
SPICES OF TUE BEST, AND ALL RINDS,
utul every other article usually round In a Grocery Stoto
ALSO— Won Cliciietile, Dye Stuffs,
Paints, VernieTies, One and Spte, Turpentine,
Fluid. Alcohol, Glaze and Putty,
BEST 'WINE and.ItliANDY for medical purposes
ALL THE BEST PATENT MEDICINES,
and a large number of articles too numerotat to mention;
The public generally will plcaeo call and examine for
themselves and learn my prices.
Huntingdon, May 25, 1858.
SOUND - ON THE
BOOT SHOE QUESTION
LEVI WESTBROOK
Has must opened the beat assort-
ment of Goati in We line, ever brought to Huntingdon.
Ills stock of BOOTS and SHOES for Ladles, Gent-lola
men, Mimes, Boys and Children, comprises all the
latest fashions, and manufactured of the best Ma
toilets.
,
Also, Ono assortment of HATS' for men, Boys 1; i1
and Children. HOSE In great variety for Gentle.
men, Ladies. Moser and Children. CARPETBAGS,
SUSPENDERS, GARTERS, PANS, Ac., Ac.
•
ALSO,
SOLE-LEATHER, CALF SHINS, 'MOROCCO, LASTS
and SHOE•FINDINGS generally.
Thankful fur past favors, a continuance of the samela
revcctfully solicited.
N. 13.—Boots nod Shoos for Ladles and Gentlemen, re
paired and made to order.
Huntingdon, Aprll
•
BOOTS & SHOES !
ANEW STOCK.
FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.~
UST RECEIVED
AT
LEVI. 'WESTBROOK'S STORE. .
All iu want of Boots and noos, for old or young, are
requested to call and examine myk.
°De l,. 'WESTBROOK,
Huntingdon, May 3, ISSI.
NEW GOODS !
SELLING OFF FOR CASH!!
As the nimble penny Isbetter then the slow sixpence,"
and small profits In cash, are better than vexing eyesore
book accounts, JAMES A. BROWN is now determined to
sell off the large and splendid stock of Hardware, Paints,
&c., which he has just brought from the east, at mach low
prices, as will induce everybody to crowd In for a share of
the bargains.
His stock Includes a complete variety of
BUILDINO•IIAIIDWAItE, MECHANICS' TOOLS,
CUTLERY, HOLLOW-WARtI,
OILS, PAINTS, SADDLERY,
- -
YARNEMIES, GLASS, CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
STEEL, IRON, CHAIN PUMPS, LEAD PIPE,
MOROCCO, LINING SKINS,
COAL OIL LAMPS end COAL OIL, Lc.,
PATENT MICA LAMP CHIMNEYS, _
Together with a full wisortmout of everything pertaining
to his lino of business.
.t -All orders receive prompt ritteMiom-cdt!
Huntingdon, Ap; ii, 10, 1811
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS,
A LARGE' STOCK
•
AND
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
op
Window 'Curtain Papeis,
JUST RECEIVED ;
AT
LEWIS' BOOK STORE.
1861. •
1861
TT ItOIAN-.
SPRING AND SUMMER),
CHEAP CL'OTHING SORE.,
For Gentleman's Clothing of the best material, and made
lu the beet workmanlike manner, call at .
H. ROMAN'S, ."
opposite the Franklin Ileumin Market aware, Misting.
don• - [April 2, /FHA
NEW BOOKS !
FOR SALE AT 'LEWIS' DOOR PlOlO
TILE ROUSE: A New Forger MANUAL of Bural-Architec
taro; pr, Row to Build Dwoßlngs, Darns,, Stabled, "MA
Out Dwellings of all kinds. With a Chapter on Churches
and School•Roures. Price, 50 Cents.
THE GARDEN: A New POCHET MANI7m, of Prisciicaf Hor
ticulture; or, Ticw to Cultivate Vegetablee, Fruits, and
Flowers. With a Chapter on OrnamentaL Tree& and
Shrubs. Price, 50 cents.
THE FARM; A New Norte Meeree of Practical Agri
culture; or, Row to Cultivate all the Field Crepe. With
an Essay on Farm Management, etc. Price, 50 gouts.
DOMESTIC ANIMALS: A NewPoorar Mows °Mettle,
Horse, nod Shop Husbandry; or, How to Breed srod
Rear the 'Various Tenants of the Barn-yard,. ate., etc
Price, 50 cents.
HOW TO TALK: A Naw Starr ArAmrAL of Conversation
and Debate, with Directions for Acquiring &Grammati
cal Style, and moro than Pive Hundred Common Ml*.
tidies Corrected. Price, 50 Cents.' •
HOW TO BEIIAVE: A NEW Poem Menuf. of Republi
can Etiquette, and Guide to Correct Pomona! Habits;
\rah Rules for Debating.Societlee and Deliberative As
eemblies, eto. Price, 50 cords.
HOW TO DO '3IISINESS: A Now Pomo= Komar, of
Practical Affairs and Guide to success to Life; - with a
Collection of Dualnefal ' , Orme, and a Dictionary of Com
mercial Terms, etc. Price, 50 cents.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
" • •
RAILROAD.
SUAPIER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND APtER HAY 28th, 1 . 00._
••
Two passenger trains leave Ilaritsbusg PaPhAand.aY4
:neepted,) at 8.00 A. 31 .2 and 1.16 P. M., for Philanelpnsa.
rrhsing there at L 25 P. 15j,,Ansi 6.15,P. DI.
Returning, leave Philadelphia atB.oo 4,11.1.. and 3.8C1_
P. M., arriving at Harrisburg at 1245. noon anrl 820 P.M..
, Fares: To Philadelphia, N0.1Car5,53.2.5; N0."2 Otte:9la
'train; 52.70) • '
Fares: To Reading, $1.60 and $1:80 ' - . •v •
At Reading, connect with trains for Pottsville, Miners.
villa, Tamaqua, Camino, &c. , .
Four trains leave' Reading for Philadelphia' daily, at 0
A. M., 10.45 A. M., 12.90 noon and 3.41 P. M.
Leave Philadelpbla for Reading at 8.00 A. AL, I.OOP. M.
9.30 P. M., and 6.00 P. M.
Fares: Reading to Philadelphia $1.75 and $1.45.
The morning train from Harrisburg connecte anteading
With 141) train for Wilkeebarre, Pittston and Scranton.
For through tickets and other Information apply to'
4, J. CLYDE: .
July 18,1861, - General Agent.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!!
- A FRESH 14.1q1VA.4,
ALL ItIS STOCK is rriE6ii AND
- THE CYTHARA--7The
) Presbyterian PeaimodistrTbe
Shawn—Thatiblipe—Ranien sppd
Berne!' enlarged and improved instmetors—iWelland's
New and Improved Method for the Goltar—Leland'e Aecpr
deon, Violin nod Flute Instructors—Winner's and llowe's
Violin Instructors—Reliable Melodeon Instrtietot—Bnr
roves' Plauo-Forte Primer—do. Thorough-Duce Primer—
Itowe's Drawing Room•Dances—The Chorus 'Glee 4164:
Tara's Hum for sale at ' , -
BOOR, 'STATIONERYSi MUSIC: gsTORE.
" ' "
pISTOTA.; PISTOLS I; • •
colt's, Sborpel,- Smith' Wee.santa, ; and all improved
patteine of Rpyplvors, Millais, emirltlges, Bowie Knivaa,
for 'bale at pl o lirlwarp Storo of
• • • • JAMES A.:IIROWN,
May 21,1861. Iluntingdonja.
ST4TIOtERY and JEWELRY
PACKAGES, •
For sale tb agents and debtors at Very' riactaia( rataa
put up in vailety:alirqopes, For ctirthor iptOntiatiort
Address 'COLEMAII & CO.,
(urp.nutird) pi:ptslnut.
• Jolla 4, 1851. - - ~. • • . , -
JOSEPtt IVEIGQER-
TRY TRE•RENV:STORE,
EEC=
BARGAINS IN HARDWARE
MWM=
EEO
CLOTHING
JUST RECEIVER
11. ROMAN,',S
LONG'S.
CALL AND, SEE