Letter from Missouri,
[The following wo clip from the Al
toona Tribune. It was written by a for
mer resident of this County—a broth
er of Mr Alcx. Carmon of this place
and with whom many.of our readers,
are well acqnain ted. The letter speaks
for itself.; iot each one read it atten
tively.—Ens.] - - .
CliAntrox on., Mo.,
is;occmber 21,A, ISGI.
Da. T. M. G 1013111.1 - Dear - ,Sir:—'
* * It was seven years, on the
11th of thismonth, since we left Ebens
burg, and in that length of time I have
had to pass through many trials, some
of which were rather severe, but nev
ertheless, I have had some sweet With
the bitter. We have all had good
health, and enjoyed ourselves very
much, part of the time. I have work
ed hard in opening up and enclosing
about ninety acres of ground,'and put
ting up all necessary buildings, and
was just about fixed, as I thought, to
live conifortably ; but alas! hoiv un
certain is everything in the calculation
of son men, and - I , appear to be ono
of the fated some.. This unfortunate
war has blasted all my hopes, so far as
Missouri is concerned. lou are, no
doubt, informed that our State is in
rebellion against the General Govern
ment, and, as a necessary consequence,
is at war within herself.. We stand,
at present, pretty equally diVided—
loyal and rebel—and, as in the case in
all civil wars and rebellions, we are
very bitter one against the other—so
much so that in many places it is un
safe to go about alone. Indeed, Doc
tor, you (who I trust arc living in
peace and harmony in old Pennsylya
nia,) can form no idea of how bad, it
really is in this State. The rebels, in
some instances, have shot down citi
zens while at their work. At one time
they shot two children while at their plays,
and at another time a young girl of
seventeen was shot down without
cause !
-I have been living in suspense since
August last. For six weeks I watched
every night. I have saved myselfand
horses thus far, and as things look now,
and have for some time past, I expect
to weather it through—at I least until
can dispose of what I have, and then
I will bid good-bye to Missouri.
This State is financially ruined, alit!,
iu my opinion, will be a battle-ground
for years to come. Indeed, I cannot
see how it can be other Wise. The peo
ple are of that material that know.nn
such word as surrender, and one will
not give up to the other. Nearly all
the large slave-holders are Union men,
while tbur-fifths of the others—at least
that portion in the rebel army—are
men and boys who never did and nev
er will be able to own a slave. In a
neighboring county it has been as
certained that three out of every four
that are in the rebel army can neither
read nor write. This county is, I have
no doubt, about like the one referred
to. The rebels are largely in the ma
jority here. There are not more than
two hundred loyal men in this county,
and more than half of them are in this !
township. We have about thirty men
in the United States service, anion.-
them m - son Marshall. The - arc ta
king if grey of toil La a /MR prop
erty, breaking up rebel camps, and
killing some of them as a matter of
consequence. 'The regiment is com
manded by Col. John 1). Foster, a na
tive of Missouri and a slave-owner,
who has no mercy on the rebels with
%vhom he comes in contact. The reb
els call him—as they do all Union men
—an Abolitionist. The head-quarters
of the regiment is at Macon City,
about twenty-five miles from this place,
on the Hannibal & St. Joseph Rail
Road, which, by the by, has suffered
considerable loss front the depredations
of cowardly rebels, who aro afraid to
go into the army and fight manfully.
Among them is a certain old Jimmy
Vincent, a Presbyterian preacher; who
was shpt in the .back while endeavor
ing to burn the Thayer bridge. (Pity
it had not been his old head !) Jist
hero I will remark that the preachers
of the 31. E. Church South are rebels,
to a man. A few weeks since when
the Conference was in session in Glas-
{how, a man came to the door of the
. eianr ch and told the preachers that the
U. S. troops were coming. Immedi
ately the preachers left the stand and
all broke and rani two of them left
town without th.cir horses! - 111;was
false alarm, but shows that " the wick
ed flee when no man pursueth." Such
is seeesSion in these parts.
I have heard of several secession
or their sympathire,iers, in the
Zovt.4l, but I trust you are not of that
number, and I therefore will ventore
to make a few more remarks on the
subject of this -unfortunate war, by
way of opinion ; and first let me say
that J. mu Sn 110 way responsible for
assisting to bring ou this trouble, hav
ing been a warm supporter of Stephen
Douglas, and I would to God that
he had been elected and lived. lam
stet the apologist of the party in )pow
er, but I am the friend of what I be
love to be the best Government on
earth, and thus believing, I must he
allowed to support thepresent Admin.
istrotion in helping to save it. I must
;tdmit that in my opinion it is weak,
and in some instances, I fear, reckless
oimpaged badly. 1 fear it
'ill (but I ardently hope it won't—
tio never!) agree to a compromise.
We must save the old Flag and Gov
ernment, or let her be struck from the
map of nations. Let us spend the last
dollar and give the last man before we
submit to the latter, for neither are
;%vorth saving if this Government is
Other lost or divided. To divide it is
to loose it in subdivided fr,ulents (see
Mexico) - which lvill beeonie an .cosy
prey to the vultures that are hovering
around it. I fear the rebels have been
underrated thus far, but for the future
I look for better. lam still unchanged
in my opinion as to the length of the
straggle; it will be long mid .dreadful,
pt cheap at any cost of life and treas
ure if the Government is only saved,
as I firmly believe it will he. -
Our old Legislature, that was de
capitated by the Convention, has met
;;gain, near the Southern line of the
tate, and passed another act of seces
-49n, and sent•ou an agent to be ad-
Mitted into the would-be Southern
Confederacy. 13ut this matters not;
ire have a Prbvisional Government th 4
Js loyal to the United States
* *
Yours truly,
ROBERT" CARMON
FROM WASHINGTON.
Changing their Encampments
WASHINGTON, I)ee. O.—A. number of
the regiments in Generals McCall and
Smith's divisions aro to-day striking
their tents and removing to new lo
calities, nearer to forests, where they
can obtain wood for building cabins
conveniently, and for their fires. They
do not, however, require to go thr from
their formbr
The Pennsylvania Reserve.
' The Pennsylvania Reserve were out
nearly all day yesterday in battalion
and re'gimental drill. The day was
fine, and Gen. McCall was on horseback
during a largo portion of the time,
closely watching the movements of the
arniy under his command: The move
ment of the troops - in drill - Ind dress
parade is equal to that of veterans.
Sickness in tho Army; ,
Though not generally, of a serious
character, there is - n good-deal of sick
ness in : the
,army, in Virginia. It ari
ses from the diMrence in the habits of
the soldiers from that to-which they
have been accustomed, and with care
to diet and 'cleanliness soon disappears.
Our Hospitals
TI3 official report to-day gives 1,083
as the number of sick and wounded in
the hospitals in Washington, George
town, and Alexandria. The sick have
every comfort and attention that their
cases require. New hospitals arc being
erected; in anticipation of a larger de
mand for accommodations.
Literary L'lrercises and Amusements in
the Army.
Some of the regimen'Ls are putting
up commodious eabitisfor holding meet
ings fin• intellectual improvement dur
ing the winter evenings. This praise
worthy movement will, it is hoped, be
adopted by every regiment in the army.
The buildings put up for this purpose
can be used on the Sabbath for reli
gious exercises, and, during the Nveek,
for literary entertainments in the eve-
IlltlE,S
Caucus of Republican Members
There is to be a caucus of Republi
can members of Congress
of
night, to decide on a line of policy to
be pursued during the session. The
object is to secure harmony in the sup
port of the Government in the war
against the rebels.
The reporter of the Supreme Court
will not be appointed for some time.
Neither. :House of Collgre:ifi ill in
SCS.SiOII to-day, they having adjourned
till Monday. ,
Parson Brownlow's Victory in Ten-
The account of the victory- in Ten-
IIeSSCO, by Parson Brownlow, appears
to he entitled to full credit. The news
conies direct from a Secession source
at Memphis, where the victory is evi
dently admitted as complete, and where
it is alleged to be the first victory of
the Federal troops. The Plriladclphia
Pras says of it:
" The intelligence of the Victory of
Parson' Brownlow over a large b . ody
of rebels, at Morristown, Tennessee,
will be read with intense delight in all
portions ofour,country. The previous
advises received from him indicated
r had - a force of about three
thousand arca under his command, but
he was ip the vicinity of so largo an
army of the rebels, and he had so little
reason to expect efficient aid or support
from the main body of the Union troops,
that there was apparently little rea
son to suppose he would hazard a bat
tle, The most that, could have been
reasonably hoped, was, that he would
he enabled to find a safe refuge among
the mountain fastnesses of Eastern
Tennessee. But he has bravely turned
upon his persecutors and the enemies
of the Union, and made them blanch
with fear and consternation. Morris
town, where the battle was fought, is
situated in Jefferson county, and is a
station on the line of the - Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, about forty miles
east of Knoxville.
This bold blow will doubtless be
productive of most important conse
quences. It will place, at least tem
porarily, a portion of the main artei,y
of the rebels under the control of Un
ion men, and enable them to seriously
damage it. It will arouse the enthu
siasm of the hardy and patriotic moun
taineers of Eastern Tennessee to the
highest pitch, and send thouands of
them swarming to Parson Brownlow's
camp. On the other hand, the rebels
will doubtless be incited to a pitch of
frenzy, and will make such desperate
exertions to capture his forces that
they.may yet be compelled to flee to
the borders of Kentucky. But, how
ever this may be, such sterling and
undaunted patriotism cannot and will
not long be left unsupported. The
firmness and heroic determination of
Parson Brownlow and his noble com
patriots shine, out like a beacon star
amid the black night of Southern trea
son. When millions, who were bound
by every sentiment of honor and pa
triotism to stand by the noble Govern
ment that had protected them and in
sured their prosperity, proved faithless,
and turned their parricidal hands
against their country, these mountain
heroes stood firm. And now their
leader proves that he can not only
teach freemen their duty, but that he
can wield the sword of the soldier as
ably as the pen of the undaunted ,edi
tor. lleneeforth his name will for
ever be-enshrined in American history
as one of the most devoted, courage
ous, and determined of American pa
triots.
Indiana has sixty regiments of in
fantry. eight companies of cavalry,
And four batteries of artillery.
A Russian line-of-battle ship foun
dered off the coast of Japan, with 800
persons on board. All perished !
At Winchester, Virginia, the rebel
army under Gen. Jackson, includes a
regiment of slaves, fully armed.
Jeffeition Davis has admitted Mis
souri and Kentucky into the Southern
.Confederacy. suppow he will next
add Pennsylvania and .sew
General McClellan says the meanest
of the regiments in the army of the Po
tomac is superior to tiay of the volun
teer regiments in the Mexican war.
The cost of semding a dispatch of
I ten words by telegraM) 'ikon) harris
burg to San Francisco, has been fixed
at pe dollars and ninety cents, and for
ty-eight cents for each' additional word.
12=13
nesse°,
News Items.
The Farmers' Bank of Reading has
invested $40,000 in the new National
Loan.
Barnum offers $l,OOO for the lone rep
resentative of the Southern chivalry
found drunk at Beaufort, South Caro
lina, when that place was taken pos
session of by the Union troops.
The average of bank exchange in
New York, says the World, of that
city, have increased over a million each
day for the past three weeks in conse
quence of the revival of trade.
Silver is being discovered in large
quantities in the gold mines of Califor
nia, much of it being heretofore over
looked in the rush after` the gold. The
success attending the mining is creating
quite an excitement. It is estimated
that six millions a year will be mined.
A Chicago paper gravely I'6l - larks
that " the 'longer the present war lasts,
the more 'public opinion begin to Settle
clown in the belief that it willbe a
short' one." The editor is quite firm
in his belief.
The Stars and Stripes , now wave in
six of the seceded States, to wit: in
North Carolina, over Fort Ifatteras ;
in South Carolina, at Beaufort; in
Florida, at Key West and Fort Pick
ens; in Mississippi, at Ship Island; in
Eastern Tennessee and in the northern
and_ western sections of Virginia.
When Byron crossed the sea he sang :
My native land, good night." - When
Mason and Slidell attempted to - cross
they woke up one morning and made
the salutation, "My native land, good
morning."
Commodore Tatnall, Chief Engineer
of the C. S. A. coast defence, says that
the rebels must abandon all their coast
defences, for, after the sample of tiring
at Hilton Head by our fleet, nothing
they have erected can stand before it.
sear (;en. McCall's headquarters is
an old Virginian, who liberated his
twelve slaves after the Avar commen
ced, and now has them contentedly
working on his farm for wages.
DIED,
.At the residence of his son, at the
Shaver's Creek Bridge, in West twig.,
on the 3d inst., LEWIS DAVIS, aged
about 72 years.
PHILADELPHIA DIAHHETS
Fancy and FAlra Family Flour
C.llll. ,tlMi 3111,1 fine
Ryo Fl..ur
=EMI
IMICEEIZECIIII
Fair and Ih In,. Red
Itye
Cot n, pr ime Yellow.
CI. el seed, 64 RN
Timothy
HUNTINGDON MARKETS
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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‘ - .ZTE.A.I7 COW.—
._J _Come to ths' residence Of the sill,-
set ther, in Walker towteddp, °boat the
let, inst month, it BLACK COW sup- •
p.w.t tot:air:tot 3 earn old, The ,
et is requested to conic fornard and
wore mopntis. par charges and take -
it on ay, other, im; it s ill le• th•pe,tl or am', ding to Ito.
;WIN lIOPP.
Ihwoklret 1.6,15G1
TME . OII'S NOTICE.-
rt.A, -U
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the ar
phalli' Court of Huntingdon catnap, to 111,Itibute tire
halance in the handy of John B. Printer admini•thitor of
James T. \I Ilson, deceased, a ill att• tut to the duties of hi.
appointment at the llire of Mitre k Don tie. on Friday,
the 27th day at Mr relnker. at ten o'cloik. A. M iwn and
where all pet soon iutvrest , d thvir Vtajllls, or be
delsimcd noon coining in fora -.hale fund.
IVILLIA.II DORRIS. in.,
Ifitnting.ton, Doc. 10, 1501 Auditor.
A ul)1T011'S NOTICE.-
'fin 1111.1015ig11 , 41 Auditor oppolptc,l by
line Ot
pitau•' Court of tfanithigolon . county, to dirt., Mule the
halauce in the luotHl4 of John tolottinktiatol of
William T. Wii nn. Aced, will attend to the duties of his
appointment lit the office of MilesA Dorris, on Fi
Cho 27111 day of December out tcp o'clock , t 'll,
and nltere all permit 4 interested, will present their
claims, or be tleb.tt tool 110111 cooling in for a clime of haul
fund. WILLIAM DORRIS, dn,
110 ntinp;don, Dec. 10, 1861.-3 w.
A.DINIINISTIIATOIt'S NOTICE.—
[E,tore (ZIT tO Allison, stood.)
I,ttern of Adininintrotion upon the eMoto of Andrew
Allison, loth or Conlin in county, deed, Lm ing been
panted to the tunho,igned, all persons hating elaitn9
ugaink the entnto ore r...inevteol to preheat them to limo
undereigned. and all penoni indebto4 still minks inneill
nto pay went. ASIANDA E. Al.t,liON
/I..iruint.t rat rtx.
Dec. 5, 1561-61.1 Mtn ti ngdon, Pa,
HERIFF'S SALES.—By irtue of
sundry volt. of Vend. Exp. nod Lev. Co.- In
me directed, I Noll expose to publio sale or outcry, at the
Court Home, in the borough of Ilontingdon, ON 310N
DAY TILE 2:i1:0 DAY OP DECE3IIIEIt, 11031. at too
o'clock, P. 31., the following described Coal Lstate, IS pit:
Four hundred acres of land, more or le,. lituate iii Tod
township, llnn t lepton county, adjoin - mg hull serve) el In
the mune of Eklund Clark on the nest, land of Etmin &
Iltonlltod roil Henry Rhodes on the coot. and lend of
Speer & Dougherty tut the north. Aleo the math bled
five-sixths of 220 ant es of land adjoining the Abe, e nu the
north, nod the Fulton county line on the south, being the
land come) ed by Speer and Dougherty to the S. V. & IL
T. B. It. Company, Seiyed, taken in enroll ton and to be
sold no the property of the Sherman's Valley end Broad
Top Rauh oad Company.
ALSO—A II that lot of ground, situate in Franklin to 3s .-
ship Huntingdon county, on the south of the Spruce
Ct eek and Waterstreet Turnpike rend, about 011 C end a•
half miles cant of Spruce Creek Village. lint ing thereon
et Med a too story noting home, bring 25 feet front along
raid road 1.3 , 33 feet deep, a lilt a kitchen Ili feet svutre . ,
thereto attached, and the lot or plena of 4,:tound endow..
tilage.e.ppurtenant to the said budding. Seired, taken in
execution and to he sold m the pa °petty of livery L. I tar
voy and Joi n t .110Naul, built sor t canted Do nor, null
cent rnettn s.
./Vidiee Ga Purehavers —Bidders at sales sill
take notice that immediately upon the property being
knocked dos n, fifty per cent. or all bide under $lOO, and
tssenty.llso per cent or all bids over that sum, must be
paid to Om Shelia; or the ptopertp will inn eel up again
and bold to other blildeis . ho alit comply mith the Rhino
terms. JOHN C. WAThON, Shertfr
11.nullagdan, Dee. 5, 1561.
MBE BOOKS OFLEVI WEST
BROOK have been placed in our bona for intinv/i
-ale collection for the benefit of cteditord.
Ullll l l3ll the OCCOIIIIIB Ore read 111111111 11111'0 II veto, Me
pot them In the bands of a Justice of the Peace, end
proceed to collect all balances unpaid.
SCOTT IIItOWN,
Atlorne3b Itt Law.
111.ntingtIon, Dec. 3, 1501
TJOUSES AND A LOT OF GROUND
I.
FOR SALE.
The:tut:editor MTh's for bale, a LOT OF GROUND, nt
McAlevy'a Fort, knot, n no the Groosrtun Lot in Jackson
tounebtp, Huntington empty. There to elected on tho
InemiheB, ONE LARGE DWELLING HOUSE, AND A
NEW STORE HOUSE AND ARMORY, together with oth
er out Luildings. This is n good stand to sell goods.
JAMES STEWART,
Dec. 3. 1301-3,v.
AUDITOR'S NO'fiVE.
The atudern",gned AurlitOr to dish 'but° tho fund
in The bands of Groins Miller, Trunter to sell the Heel
Estate of Samuel , fliompson, dec'd„ will attend to the
duties of ids appointment nt the office of Blair & Speer, on
Weducbday, 15th December next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
R. MILTON SPEER,
Auditor.
Nov. 23. 1861.—ik
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.-
Tho undersigned Auditor, to distribute the money in
th o hands of Joh° Owed" Eaq , and Robt. 1,. flondermon,
Executors of John Henderson, deed., arising from the
sale of the Real Estate of said deceased, w dl attend to
the duties of his appointment at the office of Blair &
Speer, ou Thursday, 1:0,11 December next, et 10 o'clock,
A. M.R. MILTON SPEER,
_ .
lluntingdon, Nov. 25, '61.-4t
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Tho undersigned Auditor to distributo the fund
In tho Lands of Glutton Milder, Ttusteo to sell the peal
wAI
Estate of 2ohn French, d., will attend to the duties of
his eppointment nt the office of llinir& Speer, on Friday
20th of Deehrber next, nt 1 o'clock, P. Me
It MILTON SPEER,
Nov. 25, 1861.-I,t
p. •Gv..•ch . • raj -_Se t
)ENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
TIMF, OF LNAVING OF TRAINS
11'ESTIVARD. 1 I EASTWARD.
g iw ~: N 5 I L . 2 ''.
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11 50 7 01 (Newton Hamilton, 0 47
12 00 7 05 6 25,111. Union, 11 Si) 0 39
12 IS 7 21 31111 Creek, 9 24
12 37 7 35 6 91 Huntingdon, 11 13 5 . 01 912
12 55 7 48 7 05 l'eteraburg, 11 08 8 58
1 05 . .... Barre° 8 50
1 13 8 03 7 20 Spruce Crook, 10 55 ..,.., 8 42
1 33 Dia mingliam, 8 27
1 43 8 23 7 43. Tylone, 10 3o 8 18
1 55 Tipton ~.., 10 19 8 08
2 01 Fostoria 8 03
2 07 8 03 Milli 31111 g, ~ 10 10. ~, Z so
2 25 8 55 S 20 Amon., 0 55 3 " 40 7 45
P. U. P. M. A. 31. , 0,11. A.M. ABM :
. a .
I T U - NTINGDON&BROAD TOP
11A11.110A1L—ClIANUE01 1 SCHEDULE. ,
00 0101 after Muntlay, Doc. 2,1, Mar
A, Pisonser Trail"'
M ill airhe 511,1 depart as follows:
Ill' TRAINS., .-
Leavi, Hantingilon at Lai) A. M . .0 4,10 I'. St.
" Saxton i• 9.30 A. 11.4 6.10 I'. M.
Arrive tit Hopewell " 10.15 A. 11.
DOWN TRAINS,
Leave nt. 10.35 A. 3T
11.r..1011 11 10 A. :11, & 0. 30 P. M.
Anlrc nt M 001100470 1.10 & F. 30 P. 0:.
J. J. bAwittNex,
Dec 3,1661
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.-
undertignoil Auditor nppuinted by the Orphan,'
Court of Huntingdon county, to dein flint° the fond in
the hands of David Clarkum, Ti mteo appointed by said
Court to metre sale of the !teal Estnte of Bobo t Speer,
late of the Borough of deed, a dl dnelia rm. the
itntlen ul his lipinillitinent at the oilier at Pont & Brown,
on Thitrulity, the 111111 day of December,l 61, et 1 o'clocti,
P. 11., schen and mliet u all persons interested u pre
sent their claims, or be debarred flow coming in Pa a
8118115 of 8 Mt fluid. 3.11. O. COlt BIN,
Huntingdon, Nor. `_'stb, 1861.—the • Auditor.
WASHINGTON NOT TAKEN!!
OURPLAG STILL i{AT"T•.,y.
At (Vet Riot «ml Y.rusnry.
SIMON crow hos just toolyssl Dom the raster o of
ies, n Loge assurhltettt of
Dry Goods. Orncrri. , ,,
g r itcorm,i, , dinVe.
Clothing, flannels. .Ch q.
!tuts, (lps, Mots, Slow;
and all other nu toles hitt in country "ham. whieli he is
offering at his Mammoth Stores. at Collet. Ittat Station :all
Nea !mtg. at unusually loot pt leen.. The lolte4 e4pectally,
aro invited to mall and mutation hi, Volley (foods.
ll.lvitV,t at ratigenaents x ith log go ti ali lit Philadelphia
and elite, ranter n rides. ho It able to tat) his goalie clicap
er than other country eeortotote and ceo t.equently.
toaletaell them! Jo exchangegood4, en
takes gill
kiwi. , of cotoths produce at the 110104 e:o.11 Ity
strict attention to the. mostonter+: he hope, to
reecho a coattail:dim, at the lsheuel pationage with which
Ito has been het etolot o lasts vit.
Mr. C.:111) to ,Agont or dm Broad 'fop 11. 11. nt Coffer
' flint Station, :mil in propur.,l - to Whip all lambi of th.thn to
the Eastern niarhet.n. lint ing a I logo Ware llontn, tor
met tan I'4lllll a lilt hint nittsrmoly to Oat,. Entry (ow
von fence n ill he afforded them.
Angtott
11c. 9, 1801.
371.:',01)5.50
(0
NOTICB.
rEstalc of Peter -Moyers. decW.l
iwilVrq or Adothil4ration upon the eitafe of Peter
31t.yer,, late of Walker township. ttert'll. hat tug been gr ant
ed to the mullet higne.l, all pert.nti , hat tug claims again.t
tho t , t.tte are regoeattel to prevent tur n s to the taler.
argued, and all persons indebted trill ntalto holm:dear
WM
MEM
IMMO
payment.
November 18.1801-Ct.*
50er 4.7,5
$l,-3(11,473,
A. B. 'CUNNINGHAM !
Otal
NEW GOODS!
GOTTO'S OLD"STAND
WHERE EVERY ARTICLE
USUALLY CALLED roll IN A COUNTRY FT•IIU
CAN BE 11 AD
A7' REDUCED PRICES.
CALL ON A. B. CUNNINCIIOI
BEFOIU PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
Huntingdon, Nov. 13, 18111.
rrItUSTEE'S SALE, if BEA L
lho untler,ign, It tr,,,..t00, mpootted by lIIn Court to MI
tho Ito.o E,toto Corfulan. tato it the No 01101 of
cliaa‘a , aal, will,expose to Public Salo. +•u thin
prenii•eq, nl Coo tound,iu, Cluntingelon count., , oil
Friday, 13th December, 1861,
Tiro f9iirrwiirg Aral i:orrto. In art: Ohio good fan in con-
Milling IS:: Acres nit.ll2lllWllll , ,llllle On les, andLnnnd
rd
by [melt of Cullman on the moth. Conrail Cm f.
omit oral Chi nit the -molt. and James Ilem
dervop nit the raft: !roving &mot trio two , cleared and
in good strite oft,dtn at ion, „poi, mite[, are ILO ionnioO Mg,
among inony othet Ingo ...vivo: A tit o ..tor leg ilOll,,
an tionlito leg horn milli .mm, tittot ov:
reliant Mild. 01 eintr.lit, rand n son-mill nil!, litre waiter
ismer.
The foam it well supplied alit riover Ldiing elan
and innn stone is tan...hint. Mel to opts ty iv hot two
miles fruit Cmisville. nod In eli e fool] the Pentist I.
vanto. ltahtsul at eel:. It is admirably d d to
tire loosing of stock. oral commando it grand Immo inallott.
Posseosion Iv dl lie given on tie• lot or April, ISn.t.
Also, on the pi 0111iSCE, nit VW borough of Clo,srillo,
On Saturday, 14th day of Dec. 1861,
rio follooing additional propet tv. to o : Ton tots of
ground fronting on :llain swot i 8 fret, and extending
back IGU feet ton silent; said lots n 441011,1 earl, other,
and bounded by Main tired on the cast. on the north by
nn Wiley, and 110 the eolith by hit belonging to the lions
of gesso WI ight ; truing on then: a good too story log
nen/her-inward house, oith sr knLeu, vend Lome, gran
nry. stable nnil epr trig.
Alan: At the mons thue. fur other bits, mboinh,g each
other And containing about lettran neer each. tionting 011
31/1111 8111'0, unit tlOllllll,ll 011 111 , ' 1101111 by lot or 12.11,1,th
Outman, on Mir south by hit of Cali b Soope's bens, soil
on tire cast tin nriontaln soil ry. '1 tired are nil ihoirable
lots. Possession will lir given on eolith 'nation of sale.
Solo o ill COIIIIIIOIICO 1,101 duo at lo o'cliok. A. M. '
T1:10IS 01 , 5A1,1 , .:--..t00 thit,l 4 lC the touch:lvo money
to be petit on eolith nintton or solo, one herd iu ono year,
with intetekt, alint the ierhlne at the death of the xlio.loW
14 ' 11 , 01111a, Wil h mutest fi11 . 10,11 to be pod to the o blow
nontialli and togulnt iv dot /et; her natotal lute, to be el,
cored by the 111111.19 and mot ty,.b2,e of thy porehamot.
Fot any bother tole/Illation ....neat loom, the about
ngply to
I=
TiXEOUTOII ,' S NOTICE, — - .
- (Extafe qf N'arley .
',thus Te6tamentary upon tho laQt u ill and testament
,f
. Nancy 1103 d. late of Walker tom rolup, Huntingdon
cminty, deceawed. limo bee" granted to the enb,ctiber.—
All perkone indebted too tequebted to make homediato
1m.% meta, o nd those baling claims oil! ple,ent them
Qn operly authenticated to too.
41111AILA)1 STATPt,
McConnellstown, Non. 5,1561-14 Executor.
GOODS! NEW GOOP.SII
li C. A ; SIDIAN 'MILLER.
Has just received a new stock of
GIIOCEBIEs,
IMT-GOODS,
BOOTS S:
Call and examine my new stork.
U. ASII.3IAN
October 31, 1101
FALL AND WINTEIL
VASitIONS
ROBERT KING,
17111 Street, one door' west of to neon's Sloes,
=I
GEKTLE.IIEX;S" DRESS GOODS.
Ills asbortmeut consi.is of
PLAIN AND FANCT YESTINGS,
the Neatest And best that could be follnd ttt the c ity, all of
oldch ho will haw 'please] it , P}li ibihng, i44.1.' leaking
tip to otoler. It will cost nothing to call and exatfilins his
goods. Call mg,
Huntingdon iSezt. 24,1861.4 m
A L Di\IINISTItATOWS NOTICI .
frsfate of John Cilia 11(1, (Iced.]
Lettera of Admit'Oration with the Will angered upon
the estate of Julio UiNnud, dee'ol, late of 11011ile+ 8011 ton n
ship, having been granted to the untleisigneil, nll persons
haring claims upon thin estate are requested to present
them to the undersigned, and all persons knowing [Louis
eel ves indebtedwill make immediate pa3ment.
ELIZA. OILLAND,
November, It, 1.5,51,5 i;
GEE
GENTS
1. Can make from ¢d'.oolo v 5.00 per day !ening our
oar ety enrchipeg.
COLEMAN k CO.,
SUS Chestnut St., Phila.
MEM
'lO AL BUCKETS and Shovels,
I_,/ for 6010 by JAIIEB A. 11/ICIYN
NEW GOODS!! NEW GOODS!!!
DANII.:I, %MYERS.
ABRAIIAM (11:URII,
Atlininktratorq
Nnw STORE!
1,111VIS:-.TKVElt, Tru.ler.
Cm,‘ llmitinztion Cu l'it
MERCHANT TAILOR
CI OTIls,
CASSDIERES, and
1861. 1861.
CLOTHING.
RO M AN.
• •
NEW
CLOTHING
FOR
-1 ; U 1 /.; AND WINTER,
JUST ItECEIVCD
AT
IL ROMAN'S
CHE-4l' CLOTHING STORE.'
For 0 eritlemen`e Clothing of the best material, cad made
ht Out best workmanlike manner, call at
11. ROMAN'S, ••
zr ito the Franklin Rome in 3farltel thmo.,7ll3natig-
i--
1 111IIT TREES' AND GRAPE S..
• •.‘ , no mb,crib..l,,, nit. Bale atlas 1 1 ;nrecry In Ea:.st,
Will lepton, n 111k11 , 1.011111 a. 0,01 intent of choice .Ernit
Tie, and Uni pes. a blch ho a ill be 'pissed to dhpome.ot
at re:1,01,0,1e ju Wee...l. J. WHITE.
.
I tuntingtion, Nov. 6,1561-3, , , .
REMEMBEWELLSWORTH
FISHER k SON
ECM
,11.1,S'T OPENED
SPLENDiII STOCK
NETV G dabS
, THE PUBLIC' ABM INVITED TO CALL
ME
EXAMIN E OUR, COODS
FISITER• & 'SON
Oct. T, 181,1
MILITARY BOOKS.
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Tint hoot: is no octavo of 500 pager, it, elegantly printed
on tine paper. with neo• hold pe n Mid h. 19 1111 nainfrobie
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the moment his ttetert.. it it. As no loaner etlithM
hat, ever had an index, and the m ant of one has been Icing
Pdt in the At my. '
11, 0 Appendix emlnacett Ilat At (icier of War. contain-
Mu; limy important rorrretioint: nlsn. toloetiong from the
3111ttaty At In of Congtent, including those parsed at the
rum: $2, 00. FOR SA T.E"XT LEWIS• BOOK STORI
CAVALRY TACTICS,
[ACIIIOR IZED EDITION]
By Major William (Ohara, U. S. A
robli-.lml nna at: LEWIS' BOOK STORE.
Complete in ono volume. Price $l.OO. -
1: - NITED STATES INFANTIi,Y
TACTICS.
For Mai Watt action oxereiqe, and manoeuvres •
of the' United States Itulaniry, buclualingln
lantry of the Line. Light Infantry. and Rifle
men; prep:ned under flue dile,. lion of flue War
Veil,u talent. and 11110101i,ti and adopted by
the Secrotuy of War, May let, 1801, cont•tiu
ion the school of the soldier; ilia school of the
Matt maim; for ski: 1104111TH, mai the
gen, al .11'; I lur I'lliis for ,1.111111.11er4, nod the
seined of the battalion; ineluding the at ticks
of liar and a do titulary ol• otilitai V 071119.
COllllllOO in 0110 10111111 0 . rritin $1.25. For .
silo at Letuis' Rook Stow. -•-
=I
THE HANDY BOOK
ronTui3 •
UX11'.1::1) BTATZ&'OLDIER,
coralni; info set sicei complete s3 . fiterat of
Instrnetion In the i-citnul"urtlio Foldler.willk Jlielitolint
iy explanation of the torinatioa,orii Ifatfallon on Varmie,
the Volition of the onlenni. n Brat book or
iuttodoction to authorized U.S. Intuttry Ttle ' tiCA, foal
Filer 25 outs, For-auto
LEWIS' r.00K'pT01:1:.
AL" 0,
liardees hue and Light Infantry
TACTICS,
c,pletu in , 2 vols. nice Vl.t o i,i l l ;
. I‘l o l . t
- ...K
The Houk: ,ent nutil to any midi can on the le
eini of tbo prico.
Huntingdon Moy
TREES, &0.,
FOR THE ...U_;TIDIN OF 1801,
AT LOW PRICES.
Tho Fnh.etihett inch,, attention to their large and well
glint it stork or feint Tare, of a pple,
n .•at 1,, phon, apt ii et, quince, Sr, &e. Ihpnrf
prat, apple and cherry Lions. Also, the small frill t+, vW It
n+grapty, CUL I .1111,1. gou•eberl ins, t
ktl,M hornet at the flint 11.eviittble gorts. Also,
a large slot is of orergroens and plunk tree..
They m 111 cull at pritro math Wow umml t Wes, nod offer
great itul 'icemen tx to rlant Im g, Iv.
TAYLon st,
Huntingdon, 0ct.17, /PGI..
NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
Seven and Three-Tenths Per gent
TREASUIIY NOTES,
NOW REACT FOR DELIVERY AT TUB OFFICE
JAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 114 South Third Street,
I=
Putsuant to instotetions Dom the Seeretsre of Ow
Ttea•nry, Hie Subscription (look to (ho NEW N Alit IN 11.
LOAN of Treasmy Notes, bearing inlet c-t at the rate of
seson nod three-tenths per cent. per annum, to iI remain
open at toy office,
NO. 11.4 F. THIRD STREFE,
until further notice, from 8 A. 31. till 5 P. M.. and on
Mondays till 9 D. M.
These notes will be of the denmninalion of FIFTY
POLLARS, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, VIVI . : HUN
DRED DOLLARS. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. and
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARis, and are all dsted 19th of
August, 1801, pool.le. lu gold, in (hire yeats, or contel U
WOl4Oll. (unity 3 eats' nix per rent. loan. at the option
to (Le kohl., _Each TreasillS Note lout Intel est coupons
attache it, n hith cat he tilt ofl and collected in gold at the
Mint elev o t si.a Monde, allti 111. 1110 111t0 of 0110 cola per
day on eat It lllly dollars.
1 . 11)1111 . 1119 01 61111,C1111110114 may be made in Oat or
Cheek , . or Note 4 of any of tlw Philadelphia [tanks.
PAIITILY AT nDISTANCECaIi remit by their tripods. through
(Itoca by express, 01 through Du, and the Tr e s,—
my Notes will ha immediately delivered, or sent to each
nobs( (her as they may r,setaliy
rt , Mitting' mutt( turd' the'VtereA flout 19(11 of
Angust, the ditto of all the notes, to the cloy the renta
l-tone leaches Philadelphia, at (Ito rah., of ono cent per
day on each fifty dollars.
Apply to or Whit ess
JAY COOKE: Stn , CIIIPTION A nr.:IT,
Cara of Jay Cooko & Co, Itankera,
No. 111 South Thud Stt eel*, I . luladelplibt.
Oct. 7, • • '
A BATTLE FOUGIIT !!!
AND
A BRILLIANT VICTORY WON
I=
After a save. e engvvinent ali j )asted for nearly fear
dayg, I lime at last ranted the mealy and coptmed l.nge
number of Gum, Revolve.% D 01 5 ...) Knives, and n peat
gnantity of coup equipage, and eller valuable of ticks
.. blob I hnittediately shipped by normal ham the field ut
action, and auto MI liGlInCO
111011 DEICES DEFEATED.
On epening . aud (leo valpablea captured, they
were blond to comp: tsal such al t endless varibty of thirds
ware nail CUtlery (4 every Mad, that j met supply the
people of all ages and classes; een from a toy for on hi
ll,. bto a ennan Ong cane for the v feeble old man. Ills
or git In, Lauda or Ladies, Solttierd or ClAttens, llonseyeeps
era or 'tondos, Female of MeChalliCS, TAM) ers or Doc
tors, anybody 0101 et,3 hotly Ins'y he furnished a gh a
ii.eful memento of this el maul battle by willing at ilia
llardwaie Store of
Huntingdon, Oct. 1, 1861
BOOTS ANI) SH.OES.
NEW ARRIY4II.
GEOIICIE SIIAVFEIt •
lirq Jost received a nen• §tocle of
Boots & Shoes, which Ifo will ho ravaged to have examined
by tho public generally. lilt assortment consists of Boots
and Shoes of nll kinds for Gentlemen and Ladles, made in
the hest Manner.
Ile also continues to munntitcturo to older all kinds of
Boots and Shoes, and returns thanks for the patronage ho
ho hereloforo received, and hopes to merit a eontinuanco
of 'the tomb.
Ills shop is in the Diamond, one door Fast of Sirens'
Store, where the public tedi please atilt.
Huntingdon, 00.1,1801-41. -
A beautiful lot of Shaker Bonnets for
A
cbcap, at U. V. was.
THE WAR GOES ON!
D. P. MIN
HAS JUST OPENED
SPLENDID STOCK
FOR
FALL AND WINTER
CA GL AND _EXAMINE TIMM
Oct. 3, 18t,1
CLOTHE YOURSELVES:
lICGII rittcE,s pErEATiluo
iVow is.i/te, Time to buy Cheap-Clot4ing!
' MANUAL GUTMAN, .
Ileimectfully Inform the public generally that ha boa
Just received alai go and Mull selected stuck of lasbionable
FALL AND WINTER CLOTIIING,
to or hick be asks the attention of all on lin are in M not of
neAl and contfot table Cent, n Wet or a pair of
Ms block sell bear examin.ition, awl Inn respectfully
requests all to call and sea for tlieniselt ra. • •
Should gentlemen deidre any 11.4 t ieniar kind or cut of
clothing slot tonne 11, Silo SiOnie on h.olit. by leaving their
measure they can be accommodated at slim t uutlw.:
A good assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES, lIATS AND CAPS, SC.,
will :urn be found on band. All of ,ltick will be sold no
ton. it not lower, thou the ratta quality of goods can be
bail in the county.
101 l at the corner,bf the Diatnontl ) Tong's nen - building
M. OUTMAN.
Huntingdon) Scitt.lsos6l. '• • •
•
" THE ' UNION, "
•
StreQtf Above Third, Philada,
UPTON ENVCOIIEIt, Proprietor.
,
II t'• Tide lintel is central.• consentent Try Passenger
Cate
.to all parts of, the City, Clint in every part - feat.. adap
ted 'to the cot/Wart and Wlllll9 nl 11,0 business
P,,; Tel ma. $1,50 per .
Sept. 10, Ihol.Z.ly.
FANCY FURS, FANCY FURS.
•
JoitN vaitElnA,,
A hell Stleet, between
7 th 11,11,1 Sth Stn.,
815' Narici
•
'plebs It Manufacturer
and Dealer in +lll.ltlnde
FANCY FURS; for LlC
,Mit•len' 11114: Chrl -
sn's Wear.
!faring -now .ntenufncs
red mid In stote Toy own
inrge am( Issnutiful as
tnient of all the seri°nn
vies owl Tinalities of
1118, adapted to the cont
rail and Winter Sea-
Ism' reapectivily
'lie an examination of
my stock nod prices (ret.' those intending to parch:me, no
1 a n d enabled to ofrer them rely des,, aide inducements. •
All nay Pont have been purelia,ed for rAi• and made
Or experimired mid competent Mink., MO tiic prreiont
inerietiry trouble, en der it neereis..ry diet I should din
porn of mygoods lit tery :mit! advance,on east.
I ion satislled that it v. ill be to the interest.* of bless
n Ito design purcbasing, to glen me a call.
the nom, number andstreet : ;Tan
.014, (New, Fur 118 eh Elreet, Illil.ool.llbb •
•
CHEGARAY INSTITIJTB.
1527 euttl 1520 si'J U STBEET, rumAnnr,rwA
This Institute conductetl fn• two yenx post, in this 'city,
by MAT slip CHM 51t1Y 11111111 , r IIiCCO 31%1LVNIE VHF-EWALT
neon the same pm itictpice ns the nine in New York, estab
Milled there. In the year 1814, will- reopen on Momlny
lierd. 16th. with its 11,1,11 ample and complete pro, isio
for the ednention of Venlig Undies, tinder the direction o
\U•ul.mnn Wlito t illy. Cm ulat s, rind nil renni=ito mama into
title, can be obtstincti on npplicatioti to the Principal.
August 13, 1861.--tnit.
F OR EVERYBODY.
TRY TIIE NEW STORE;
On Street op`posite rn , 4'4 store
THE Dr,sr
SUOMI. and MOLASSES. ,
COFFEE, TEA VitOCOTATE:
FLOUR, FISIL SALT null
CONFECTIONERIES, (11(1,61$ null TOBACCO, ' •
- SEI,CES QF TIIE BEST, Min ALL KINN,
mkt every other article ntylilly fouffil Id x tirt.coty Stop
ALSO— 'Tharp. cliethieml; pyd Mi.;
-
Panay, Vernigltee. Oils nod Seta. 'Turpentine,
Fluid. Alcohol. (.Ilivos 1.1.1 Putty,
BEST WINE nod IlltliNpic for
ALI. TILE BEST PATE - NV 31EDICIN'F.S,
and O. large number of articles too 111111101 . 0118 to toontiol
The public gruel ally will Oen,c call nod examine 1 . 0
tIIOIIISehCS IMO tents sty
lllmtitgdun, Mny 25, 1559.
SOUND ON TOE
BOOT & SHOE QUESTION
I=3
Ms just opened the Dort wort,
molt of Goods lit Pit fine, our L, (ight to Huntingdon'.
Itit stock of BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies, (Nth tlelta
men, fit ins,,e, 12,13 s nud Ch m
ilthen, coprinns all the 1 1
latent fashions, nod mannfactuted of the beet nu
tot we. -
Also. n fine assertnvott of SLATS for men, Buys „
and Cfill4t flOSli In treat variety' for Gentle
men, looflp.+;3ll,te., end Children. CAR PICT BAGS, •
SUSPENDICIIS, GARTERS, FANS, le., de.
ALSO,
SOLE-LCATIIEft, CALF SKINS, MOROCCO, LAST?
and SIIOE-FINDINGS generally.
Thankful for post Wore, o continuance of tine santo Is
.erftrni)e st+l4-!i ed. - .
N. and Shoes for tactics end Contleinen, re
paired unit nitride to order. .
Huntingdon, April 24, 186.4)
~,,-, ~I i
sn P 3
= ...
-r)
F';', “i
• -. 1
PI
m L
Ga
BEI
El
rIIIJJ N4ll , p'fPltp
AND '
XETV G OODS.
WALLACE & CLEMENT,
Hato just r,c,.h*lttpothpr stock of dear good% such lit
°tons, citocEiciEs, cluEENsw Mu; AC.,
in the •ttot o room nt the south-enst corner of the Diamond
in the borough of Huntingdon.
'their Stock has been cut etolly selected, unit sill be
sold low for cash or country produce.
Huntingdon, April 15,1561.
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS,
URGE STO.CIf
tiPLENDII) ASSOnT.MENT
Window Curtain Papers,
LEWIS' BOOK STORE
MMECOIi
T:
TWORNEY LAW,
HUNTINGDON, P 4
Jan. 2,186-171 f.
UNION
ENVELOPES AND PAPER
FOR SALE AT
LEWIS' BOOK STORE. .
ONFECTIONERIE S of the very best
- g? N/LiaLIM
_YEW GOODS,
EZIEMEI
((ab)
AND
JUST RECEIVED
NW. AIR LINE ROUTE TO N.PAY
.
• ;4 ;
#'!6-71A13
SIIORTEST IN.DISTANCK AND QUICK-,
EST IN TIME
BETWEEN 'FIR TWO CITIES OF NEW TORK, AND
IJARIIUBDUEgI VIA,READING, ALLEVOWN
AND EASTON, - •
MonNtNa 14Nertraq, Weld, leave. New York at 6 A. NI.
arriving at llarria4.orglaj 13. mam, 004, Ery t hpurs be.
tween the tAso . .
almt LINE (rates New oral O.L 1260 noon, and arrives
at I larrk.l.Purg at 8,30 I', M. . .
31011.N1N0 31111. LINO, Era: le4sat llarriaiurgat.B:oo A,
31., arriving at New York at 4,30 P. 31,
AFTERNOON ExPRESB LINE. East, leareil Harrisburg at
1.15 P. N., arriving at New Yotk at 900 P. N.
Con nectiont are made at Ilarrieburg at 1.00 P. 51., with
the Paccengererralim In each direction on tile Pansy's.
Ma. Cumberland %%Wei tiao jdm them Central %Broad:
All trains conilectlitntildiUg•Ndth traina for Pottaville
awl Philndelpitia,.464:o4ritilentossu for Manfk Chunk,
gastua, Ex. '. •- •
No 010.11110 of Pasiuniter Ciiiii..+llagege between New
York and Harrisburg; y the 6.90 • .A.M . .1,4ne !rum Now
York or Ike the I'-151. NI, from ffarr - tlibtirct.
Fur beinity'of imonery, awl - gpeed,'Codifort and accom,-
modation, thiNtouto plocents ec.verier — ,ilutiaratenta to the
traveling pub. 4
Fare between:New Yerk a n d Ilarrisbrlrg clollara.-,
For ticketti and other Information apply rm.'?
.1. J. CLYDE, General Agentjlarrleknrg..
July 18,1866.
STATN I NErIt - Y - and - i'WW - 111 - 1-R-,Y
PAdItAGES
For halo In agents and dealers at rosy reduced raiga
pit up in vat iety envelopes. lint tin thee in (ovulation
Address ,•
findtMAN
(Ufhitairs) " 602 Chestnut. St., Phila.-
Juno 4,1801.
C 0A 1 ( ' ,611 , ,!! d (AL I ).T.L!i!
s • t •• 1, , • ,
JAW. A. Blown cello th.sentsini " BORTLANB RElq
BEN B," on COAL OIL, clear or water ft7 ,, ••' ,
Tide Is the only kind of oil that given min sail:fiction
as au agent for .
Beware of countoi felts' and colored carbon "
ofle: 'They
emit an offeneire smell and smoke. •
A largo variety idea of ' _
COAL OIL LAMPS ' ,
. _
ti/01.1, Wink, Bor d ers,, Sheeted; &c., &e., dold
at the very low eat pr‘cen, at tholliardware More,
NEW CIGAR AND:TOBACCO
STORE. J. A. RANIOAR,,
A practleta itob;irConint, 'has opinja pair TORACCO
STORE AND CIGAR MANUFACTORY, on Allegheny St.,
one doer evdritpt the Broad Top Rai'mid Office, Whom lin
lias on band a large assortment of prime Cigars and To•
bacco, ohiah he will tell either Wholesale or retail. Store
hoer.. shopkeepers, and all others who deal im thu weed
should cell, We prim; aro low. Call and me.
Iluniingdan; Ner,„7, 1800.,
hEADY- RE OKON-141V---- -".-:
A complebf rtiClidt7lairidyireekoner, in donors
and cents, to which am ndded. forms of ,Notes, Rills, Re
ceipts, l'etltions, - A4 tog'etber with a ant of useful
containing nue of interest from one MAW. to twelve tlttori
nnd. by the single day, with, ar tliblo of wago, -and board
by the week and day, imblisiniel in 18$O, . For sale at
LEWIS , BObirsrdni.
)14IIEU1NIATISNI-OURED. - -
:it, JOHN WII$T111100K;Alr. - ,: tantalfahuies a
.1. 31ENT which Is sure to cure Ithetunotiiin. - No mile,
no pay. Persons a ffl icted Rhombi etasudfi•y.theanstbslfio.
Coll at his resideitco la •Washlagton street, one &or,,west
of Levi Westbrook. I% ,• • i ..,•, : : I.li ( , - I. .i
-llmitlngdoW, IdarCll 20,1501. '
. ,
NOTICE TO, A.T 4 1 . .,!! fga ,
The
subFcribor, who,lms for mpro,thon 4110 year,.cilrol
On I.llBilloBB to company aith Messr's..k. BnAgiii 11. Ow,
P. WHlSkg t and Mr. h4QT.g. Boon, 11. 11411 day, ?Os:air e d
partnerelup with the abort firth All'ellithin against tho
old firm will ba . paid and at)- yayi t ,Ll T
delded to meNvill pay MM.
• G /I: 0 fk . -. • •
nod JEIVI'LIeI - will tilwitye be repaired., l A
good stock of Ccotxs, poi Witoirs 'and livratt*
gilt 1.0 kept on band for,custoorre who may
moor him with n call.' , • e
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- Ilan tingdon, March 2, 1.852. '
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the most complete orany In'tile ctinntrj, nod pox--
...8 ti, must ample fiellitleis fpr prpmptly ,uxecutiug ha
tho bew otylo. ei•ery litneti of Job Ninth*, mils - its '
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LABELS, &C., XC.
CALL AND EXAMINE •PECITIENS CP PORK,
AT LEWIS' BOOK, STATIONEKT & MUSIC STOKE
GROCERIES I GROCERIES !!
A FRESH ARRIVAL
CHRIST. LONG'S
ALL ,
' IIIS . STOCA I 5 PIIESII AN.PETII3/E.
CALL .AIV - 11 SAW
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,iibiteriiin•
Sh . awn—TheJuldlee--I.lunteu'e,an d
Bortini'a entargea 'mot i mproved' Inati actors-451.11/ImPa
New and Improved Method for the Guttar—beland!a Aceu,r.
dean, 'Violin and Flute Inatructors—Winner's and Ilowe's
Violin Instructora-1301111es ,Oletodeou • Inetructor,-,-Bur
rowen' I'inno-Fdrto Primer-Ldo. Thorough-Brii - e - Frlmei-:=
Horn's DiGiwing Armin Dancos,Who.ehprus gloo
rot' sale at '
YIS' 4TIONIMII' S MV spit
SONQP'
•- -' "rnu Ermonfom
Thd Gentle Ante Atel'odtst;
The Dim'e .2lfe
The DiyK4ony Book, 1170. 4,
The, Dime Song Boole, No. 2,
The Dinie Song Book; No. 3;
The Dine Sovilogfc, ici). 4,
The Dime,geing Book, E. 4,
The Dime Song' Bdok,
The Dane Letter Miter,
The DiMe Dream Bad.,
The Dime Dialogues{
The Dime Speaker!
The Phne Cook Bp#,
Recipe Book,
Fur 9.10 at prwist Boos, S76TITSEfIy A;ift STOr.f,
ENVELOPES - :
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. • :Wholesale. and. Retail;
50.000;
131!- ; s1 ,
WHITE, . ,
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AigD FANCY ,
ENVELOPES,
Just received and for -
• LEWIS'. BOOKSTORE '• •
. Th eAfAsitott l3 ldLreEspecTfiAlllyitcpalltheetfentlUon:fetecEinzel
of Huntingdon and the adjoining counties to the stock'of
beautiful rim hie now on band. He is prepared to *nish
at the shortest entice, Monumental Thbles
and Stjmeo of every &shod eisp apil form of Italian or
Students !liable; 'highly finished; and citreed' with appro.
priate &Mem or plain, as may atilt.
Dulldidg Marble, Door and Window Sills, kc., will be
l'ornisbed to order.
• Ir. N. pledges himself to furnish material and work
manship equal td any in the country, at a fair prke. Call
nail abb;htibre'S'ou phtellise tdsenhere. Shop on 'Hill
strut, Huntingdon, SO; '
Huntingdon, May 16 1 1855.
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JACKSOki HOTEL,
11UNTINOD . 01 , !, P 4
GRAFFUSI:6EI4
TIIE best Tobacco in town at -
D. r. GIVIN'S
UE . large 4 stock of D Damns in town
4_ by FISUER S; SON.
WRAPPING PAPER!
A good article for oats et
1300" MAR
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W3I. WILLIAMS