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HUNTINGDON, PA.
Wednesday morning, Mob. 25, 1863.
LOCAL & PERSONAL
Union Meeting.
Pursuant to previous notice a large
and enthusiastic meeting of the citizens
of West township, Manor-hill, and
Saulsburg, was held in the Academy
building in Nom esville, on Friday eve
ning, 13th inst., for the purpose of or
ganizing a Union League and hearing
addresset to be delivered by Samuel T.
Brown and J. Sewell Stewart, Esqs.,
of - Huntingdon.
The meeting was temporarily or
ganized by calling Dr. J. F. Wilson of
Saulsburg, to the chair; Messrs. Geo.
- Hallman and, Henry Davis, Sr \ ice-
Presidents, and Henry Neff, Secretary.
Mr. Brown being called upon, came
forward and delivered a most convin
cing and telling speech, setting forth
the absolute necessity of movements
of this sort, in order to counteract the
treasonable influence of a certain rellass
of men in the North, who boldly avow
their intention to break clown the Ad
ministration, which cannot he done
without the utter overthrow of our
Government. -
He was followed by Mr. Stewart
who gave those who cannot say rebel
once without saying Abolitionist ten
times, such a skinning as was most
grateful to loyal cars to listen to.
After some
. interehange of opinion
concerning the permanent organization
of the _Vague it was anaphnously
Resolved, That the thank:3 of the
meeting be tendered to the gentlemen
who have so ably addres , ed its and
Resolved, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Hun
tingdon Journal and Globe.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
on Wednesday evening, to organize
the League. J. F. WILSON, Pre4.
11. NEFF, Seeretary.
CONITAtENCE APPOINTMENTS. The
fOUOWillg are the appointments flit. the
Juniata District, of the East Baltimore
Conference:
Presiding Eider—ft D. Chenowith.
Hollidaysburg—A. W. Gibson.
Altoona—W. R.
Woodbury—N. W. Gotham, S. 11.
MeGarrah.
—Col. Jacob Higgins, of the 125th
Penn . a. Regt., is making arrangements
to re-enter the service again after their
time has expired. He purposes rak
ing a regiment of heavy cavalry, and
we have no doulit he will get 'fumy re
cruits out of the 125th. The Colonel
is a good c3V ihy officer, and we would
like to see him get a chance. The
dragoon service is a dashing one.
We are pleased to learn that one
friend and correspondent, J. S. Citt, of
Coalmont, where he has hec.n acting
as Civil engineer. in . 10eating roads in
the Coal region, for coma time, has re
ceived a call at Towanda, Bradfbrd
co., Pa., fin• which place he has 16f1,
last week. to take charge of a liailroad
in that region of country. Our good
wishes go with him. Ile is a printer•
as well as an Engineer, and with all a
clever fellow. The people of that re
gion will tied him such.
—Capt. John Helileage of the 125th
Regl., is recruiting a battery in the
Regiment. The Captain says he is
deter•ltrined to return after the Regt..
is mustered out of service; and from
what we can learn. he will raise his
battery without much trouble. Ife is
a soldier, was in the Mexican war, and
when the present troubles broke out,
was one of the first to shoulder his
ICOMFOFED Br .8 BOBBER OF CO. C, STII nrcr.
musket.
Schellsburg—.l. E Taylor, one to
Le supplied.
BtAlord—E IV. Kirby.
Bedford Circuit—J. C. Clarke, J. \ic
kindless. •
Beinslmrg,—G. IV. C. Vunfot., , ,en
McCotlncilsbnrg—S. Kepler
Sitirlcy urg—C. Graham
Pecker
031:cord—J. .11. Clarice, A. R. Hiller
Pas , :ville—lt. E. Kelley, L. B. Mc
Claskey.
MeVeytown— J. Andersen, IV.
Maxwell.
Lowistown—John Guyer.
Lewistown Circuit—W. A Houck
J. W. Lantz.
liishaeognillas W. (t‘vy - nn, W. It
Whitney.
Moorhead. M. L
Manor Ilill—J.
IVillianisburg-3. A. '\lcliel•
Stinif,J. ..
liuntingdon—J. Brack.
Saxton—J. W. Cleave'r, one to be
snpplied.
J. A Coleman appointed Chaplain
in the U. S. Navy ; by the Government.
The next Conlu•enee will be held at
Altoona, Pa.
[Fur tlr.lle ]
MILITARY ENIGMA
I am composed of twenty-six letters.
My 5 24 4 20 3 13 6 is a formidable
instrument, used against the rebels.
My S 9 14 19 1 18 13 2 is an object
before officers' quarters.
My 20 13 11 7 14 9 6 is an instru
)nent feared by the rebels.
'My 20 14 25 2 10 is an instrument
,used on drill.
My 15 13 14 18 21 4 • is it thing of
great importance in war.
My 8 26 17 2 2 is a missile.
a~lyB 26 3 23 19 16 ISS is the duty
of a 4 soldiers in battle.
2.(1 13 22 5 17 is an action in
battle of great slaughter.
My whole is the eager desire of eve
ry member in Co. G, sth P. R. y. G.
CAMP HILL, V.t.,
1 . March ISth, 1863.
Vocal Items.
St. Patric]';; Day," in the Morn
ing."—Last Tuesday was St. Patrick's
'day. The weather was unusually
pleasant. We do not know that there
were any holiday demonstrations in
the Ancient Borough ; if' there were,
piey' must have been of t very quiet
nature.
The, Irish miners on Broad Top had
a procession which was conducted in
.a manner to give credit to those who
had charge. They turned out in the
morning about three hundred strong,
every man wearing a green silk sash
with a rosette on his shoulder. The
sashes were lined with white silk, and
when the line was formed they looked
well.
The Stars and Stripes were placed
in front of the column immediately
behind the Rev. Mr. Hughes, who.had
adopted this mode of celebrating the
day, instead of allowing the men to
collect in drinldng houses, the result
pf which can more easily be imagined
than described. The green flag of Ire
land was iu the centre; it was a splen
-did.one, and was purchased at a cost
pf some hundred and fifty dollars.—
Mr. Hughes and two other Rev. gen
tlemen rode in advanee;and a Marshal
with six Aids were distributed at
proper distances along the line; all
fvei.e mounted on fine horses. tl good
martial band was also out, and the on
ly tune they played that we could re
cognize was " Patrick's day in the
morning." The line was formed at
Barnetstown at nine o'clock A. M.—
They proceeded down the road to Mi
oersviile; here they countermarched.
and proceeded to Broad Top cite via
Dudley, and again counterntarched
and directed their steps to Barnets
town, and halted at the hotel of Mr.
James Dunn, who had an elegant din
ner prepared for theta; after this was
over they all proceeded to their
homes.
Not satisfied, however, some of them
congregated that night and partook
of an amount of" rot gut," that soon
turned order into confusion,—and the
next morning the most provident
thing to be seen was black eyes, bitten
noses and ears, and "sick like." They
must have partook of fighting whisky;
" that's what's the matter."
The Borough Election.—The elec
tion on Friday last passed off quietly.
The Union Ticket was elected with
but little opposition. The straight
out Copperheads held two caucuses,
put; up a ticket, but when they learn
ed they could not drive the 103-al vot
ers to its support, they shrunk from
a manly contest. The following gen
tlemen were elected to the several offi
ces : Justice of the Peace, Win. I.
Steel; School: Directors,Benj. Grafijus,
Alex. Port; Constable, K. M. King;
Judge, Thomas Fisher; Inspector,
Win Africa; Assessor, C. Long. The
Union men running but one Inspector,
E. L. Everhart having received a few
votes, is elected one of the Inspectors.
Monitor Copperhead stock is far below
par in the ancient borough. •
S. T. Brown, Esq., says the Mon
itor attacked himself "and most of his
family last week, and his short tailed
dug, Pointer, having followed his mas
ter to several war meetings, (" traitor
ous leagues,") is expecting an attack
this week from the same quarter.—
This would be more on a level with
the capacity of the ex-candidate who
distinguished himself in the attack,
and safe too, as Pointer has too much
self-respect to notice the barking of
ell FS.
‘N
Levlde
—Pay Master.—John Brotherline,
Et,q., of the Blair County Whig, has
been appointed a pay master in the
army with the rank of Major. How
are you Major? would like to see you
when you get your fixens on.
—Dr. A. J. Cressmari of Martins
burg is about taking up his shingle at
Fair Play, where he intends offering
his professional services to the people
in the vicinity. Pitch in Doctor, hope
you will succeed in.building up a good
practice.
. —New Locomotive.—Mr. Lewis,
Superintendent of the Broad Top Rail
Road, has purchased a new locomotive;
it is a regular Camel back," and it
looks as if it could pull a heavy train.
That road has been very badlyAofl for
power, for some time past, but through
the energy of Hr. Lewis we think this
difficulty- will soon be. obviated. We
understand they are getting another
one made in Philadelphia.
—Now Sidings—The Broad Top and
Penna. Railroads are each to build a
new siding on the opposite side of the
river to accommodate the Increased
coal trade; each siding is to be a mile
in length. This will be of great ad
vantage to those who have the work
ing the road; heretofore they have been
much cramped for room.
Heavy IVind.---Dg ring a heavy
gale about one week ago, the- dog be
longing to the watchman on the Sto
rierstown Bridge was blown off while
attempting to cross the bridge; he was
found dead underneath next morning.
He was a favorite animal.
Major General Burnside and Staff
passed through Huntingdon on Mon
day morning on the Express Train
west. 'The General - looked remarka
bly well. We do not know of his des
tination, but from what we can loam,
we think ho takes a command in the
Southwest.
—The remains of John S. XeCoy,
of Co. 0, 12th Regt., killed at the bat
tle of Antietam, Was drought home
and interred at MeConnelatown on
Sunday last.
Assessor.—John Dean, Esq., At
torney at Law. Hollidaysburg, Pa.,
partner of S. S. Blair, late member of
Congress from this distinct, has recent
ly been appointed Assessor of Intern
al Revenue, vice Thomas Campbell re
tired. Mr. Dean will doubtless make
a faithful officer.
Another :Veto Store.—Mr. William
Brown of Tyrone, is building a new
store room above Dudley; he expects
to have a stock of goods in it by the
first of May next. William is a clever
man, and we would like to sec him
make money.
—,Still Alt Pro.
Co. are also building a large store
room and office at their mines, about
one mile above Dadlcyj they expect
to do a large hu,ine,ts. The location
is a gond one.
A meetin'• of the loyal people of
Union town.hip will be held at Harm
ony Chapel School Moose on Stv
day, the 23th init., at one o'clock P.
M., for the purpose of organizing a
Union League. The proceedings of
the meeting held at Calvin School
House was received too late for publi
cation this week.
—A Large Funeral.—The funeral
of Mr. John Nash, ttn old and well
known citizen; which took place on
Sunday afternoon last, was the largest
we ever witnessed in this place. Ma•
sonee ceremonies were performed at
the grave of the deceased by the breth
ren of Mount Moriah Lodge.
—A Union meting will be held at
Knode's School House in Porter town
ship, on Thursday evening next.
—Com. Sergt. Sam!. G. Baker, of
the 125th, P. V., died suddenly, in
camp at Stafford Court House on the
14th inst.
—Met.sr:;. Benedict and Speer have
our thanks for pub. doe.
INSURE YOUR LIFE,
If you NV el'(' to die to night, would
you leave those dependent upon you
as well provided fur as you would de-
RIM
Dr. Franklin said, " a policy of Life
Insurance is the eheape6t and safest
mode of making a certain provision for
one's family. It is strange that men
should be careful to insure their hou
ses, their furniture, &c., and yet. neg
lect to assure their lives. the most. im
portant, (Wall to their families, and Ihr
more subject to loss."
o one, upon a bed of sicknesQ, ever
regretted =king suitable provision
for leis fainilr : at such a time, a. life
policy can be fully appreciated.
The, Pout a«t fc Insurtine ,
Compfmy Phila,lelphia offers superior
inducements. It has a capital of
:11,151,789 50, securely invested. Has
paid losses amounting to $01.4,000, and
made dividends to the insured amount
ing to over 8500,000.
The Trustees have declared a scrip
dividend of 40 pci•'scont. on the cash
premiums of 1802. and have decided
to receive the scrip dividends of 1853,
1851, 1855 and 'VW, in payment of
premiums
The finfieNii.ct:ed is prepared to is
sue scrip to tho,:e to receive
it, alit' give ;My iiicormatiOn that may
be desired 011 I lie t.ni t jeet of Life Insu
ranee. Il .11,LISON
March 8, 15G3. Agent.
Improve four Atiiyht and Preserve
Your Eyes.—.l. 131.31 N BAUM, Practi
cal and Manufacturing Optician, takes
pleasure in informing the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Huntingdon and vicini
ty, that he has opened a Store one
door west of Dr. Dersey's, with a large
and variety stock of AS:peetacles, coin
priSing Convex and Concave Glasses,
such as Flint, Crystal and Scotch Peb
ble, and particularly desires to recom
mend the superiority of the last-named
Glasses. His theoretical as well as his
practical knowledge of Optics, and his
long practice in the OccOistie science,
enables him to adapt, after an exam
ination of the eyes, those glasses which
correspond with the defect of near, far
or weak sight. Glasses can be fitted
to any frame, of any shape or color.—
Please call and examine the Spectacles.
Ambrotypes . and Photographs taken
at all times on reasonable terms.
Also, Sogars, Tobacco and Meer
schaum Pipes constantly on band.
Oct, 28. Gm.
MARRIED,
At the Jackson House, on the 17th
inst. by Rev. G. W. Zahnizer, Mr. A.
C. Mclburr.s.Ev, of Bloomfield, Bedford
county, to Miss SUE WAYNE Of AHOOMI.
Also, by the same, at, the same time
and place, Mr. G. I. Mymis, to Miss
Mown MCCARTNEY, both of Altoona.
Also, on the 10th inst. by the same,
at the Exchange lintel, Mr. JoitN D.
JOHNSON to Miss BELLA WILSON both
of Shavers Creek.
DIED,
At his residence in this place, on the
17th of March, 1503, of brain fever,
JOHN C. WATSON, Esq., late Sheriff of
this county,:aged 17 years, one month
and fourteen days.
The deceased was by birth a native
of Centre county, having, for the last
eighteen years been a citizen of this
county, engaged, during a greater por
tion of the time in the iron manufac
turing business at dill Creek, and for
the last three years occupying the of
fice of County Sheriff, a position which
he filled with ability and fidelity.
As a man of business he was thor
ough, ujn bt and or strict i•ntegrityi
as a mtmon. di,tillguished for urbanity
of wuut,ere, ithe booild qualitio* and
amiableners of disposition ; and as a
husband and father, for kindness of
heart, generosity and affection. -A
consistent and worths• member of th e
Regular Baptiht ChurO, Ilk walk and
eonver , :ation wore ever becoming the
faith which" he prorez-7.ed Burin,; lire
and withe , sed in death. His sc:.tt iii
the sanetnary was seldom vacant; his
duties to himself. to society, to his fa
mily, his country and his God, were
seldom unperformed. Almost the last
public acts of his were the attend
ance at Divine,worship, where his
voice mingled with those of his broth-
yen in prayer and praise,—and to Low
ztround rho filially altar cif prayer.—
The insidious disease. which had been
gradually undermining the citadel of
life developed itself immediately and
rapidly. The icy Ibids of the destroy
er had encircled its victim. Death's
seal was on Lis brow, its fatal imprint
on his features. Reason fled, and, un
able to distinguish the voice of Friends
or recognize the features ofloved ones . ;
the journey - through the dark valley
WaS painful and rapid; but to the loved
ones who mourn his departure the
comforting assurance is left behind,,
that he bad "Let his house in order,"
and was ready at the Master's call.—
Ire Las fallen in the high prime of man
hood, in the midst of a brilliant and
useful career, but he has fallen, we
trust, with the armor on, and with
weapons burnished, his work tieing
done, and well done. In his sudden
departure, a widowed wife and two
Orphan children, have lost
_a tender
husband and an affeetionate•parent;
society, a valtutblo memiter ; the com
munity, a Christian patriot, and the
church of the Redeemer, one of its
brighte-t ornaments, But such are
the 'inscrutable ways of Ilim who is
"too v, ise to err, and too goad to be
unkind." Like him may we be also
ready when the Son of man cometh.—
His boily was, on Friday last, consign
ed to the tomb, attended by a large
concourse ofiliends and neighbors.
PHIL DELPIFIA MAR KEYS.
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o pletTIA to me flurried. dated at Ilutotingdon, the
17th of Jatinao. A. D.181(2. under the hands and coals
of the Ilan Urn: ge Tax ler. ihe,ideut of the Com t ul
Common Plca, Uy er and Teimittel, and genet al jail della
cta of
the 2-1111 Judicial lh,ti lot of Penn... 3 It non, 011111pu
sell of lams tinadon. /lair and Candy hi counties; and the
llonm. Belli:mono I'. Patton and Ifill tam 11. Leas wean:l
-mes, Judges of tho County of Iluntinodon, Justices on
hignetl. appointed to he it, try and determine all and curry
indtennent, made or taken tor or collect 1111,1.
by the loos of the State are made capital, or felon
-44 de I 11. and other uncut,. crimes and innolennotwors,
n loch hate been or :dual hereafter he womb tell or 'wipe.
tiated. for ct hoes ittot esaiol-1 ant coinniMllhal to 111.1110
I. li h e 1'.. 1 . 11 . 1 tic , 11 thunr{lanit tap 0 hole hailin i, 11, that
It COM 1 14 tater and Tel miner. of C'ominon Pleas and
Qiat ter Se,-inns. 1,111 Le held at the Com t flout° itt.tlie
borough 01 Iluntingdon. on the accotel )londay n l 18th
dal) of Anil nest. and throe ohm nni pu,,ecoto the
I,llrl 111 . 1,111er,, 1/0 the, 111111 theta to prot(eute them ao tt
dial! Le J nut. and that all Justices of the Peace, Coronet
and Conhtithles 1, ithlu mold county, be limo and the.. in
tledr pl °per percons. 11110 o'clock, a. In. of b:1111 day, nit).
their it.conk. inque.itions, examinations and rentenibtan.
con. to do tho,, things 1, Lich to their ollices te(pectiyely
nivel taut.
Dated at Huntingdon, the 2411, of hatch, in the year o
" on , had one thoivand eight hundred and Ginty -three,
and the 5711, 3 cat of Azoolit..lll Independence.
(JD). W. JOU:\ :Aux, shvo_ril
1)1OULA IAT 10 N. --IV 11 EREAS, by
a precept to mu dit ectrd by the Judges of tlw Coin.
non Plea. of the comity of Huntingdon, laming lot the
lith day of January, 1503, 1 am commanded to Mid*:
Piddle Pieclaination tin tMgliont ioy mimie Lailiuitln, that
a Court al Common rim, mill lie held at tiro Coat t
int the borough of Itantingdon. on the lid Monday pot
:toil, day) of Aprd, A. a., lsos, for the trial of all
,Ileb in sail Coact m loch Daman molLtcannned before
the cilia Judges, alien:and coheir nil pi ON, 1, and
suitimi, iu tho blink of all are loomed.
hated at Ifantingxlon, tho :Nth of Morel,, in the year of
our Lola one thoiriand eight hundred awl sixty-three,
and the oitli year of American I ndependengs.
GEI). Iy..IOILXSTOY, Sheri f:
TAVERN LICENSES
Tho ration ing pet lons base filed in the Oleo of the
Cloak of the Court of Quarter I,irs&ions of thintingdon
their petitions for 'loonies to keep Juno or Tmerns in
said wunty , nod whirls will be ineimited to the judges of
s od emu I on the sceoud Monilly 01 April next for allow.
nnee, to snit:
John Dunn. Huntingdon Borongli.
Jacob t, , lu
Valentin,. Hoover, do,
I lie., Mount-, do, -
Henry Lie,ter, do,
Robert Offen. Ut bisoula Boroui,b.
Midliain 'retool/min, do,
John I). Bolin, Cast tile,
James Cu, twilit, Manor Hill,
linnet Coen. Fanlobw d,
(Pair.co E. Littfr, 31e.11avy 'a Felt.
11illiain P. Robison, Alexandria RA ough,
J 1.11103 Fleming, Peteishurg,
John It Hod. do,
J tuned Chamberlain, 'Win rim suguk,
R.- F. ILL/lett, Spruce Creek,
Philip Clouse, 'Mapleton,
John G. Stowell . , Mill Ca nob,
John Long, Coati - mint,
,mines Olea,on, Dal not,
.1:1311ti do,
ill., tin Sl.tra, do,
&mind li. Aultz, Snout futon.
Bryson Gnat cr,
Alexander S. Seeds, Spinet , Creek,
JllllO9 lii, t ington, Brood Top City,
letia. I McCabe. Carbon fa p ,
John S. 31tIli.r, Huntingdon,
fianinel H. Simpson, Mai Cieelh
dl airll4 Miller, Huntingdon,
:dm Ilia Mai ch, Mooi e,t ills.
Hen, Chamberlain. Ilvateuitrect,
John Sho o k, Mcf'onnelstown,
Samuel Trantwein,
Item v Stion,e, McConnelstown,
Fannon stelf,ty, Jackson twp.,
'I 'minas Cook, LI, oail Top City,
Adam Ifoliality, 0101110 (Lip,
Tinnorts Mc' .on cry, Shlrtelslimg,
Henry Mcitowan, 'limit Cabins.
(reorgo 11. Kelley, Coalonint.
3ilarg.trut Jeumna, Shade (lap.
W. O. WAGONER, -
Clerk's Office. 1 Cleik.
linutingdan, Marcia 21,1661. j
QUEICIFFS SALES.—By virtue of
sundry writs of Vend. Lop and Ft Fa to me di
rected, I ~ , . ill eKpo, to public ..ale or outcry, at the Corn t
Home, in the boon4lll of Huntingdon, O.N MUMMY
the Vltu bAY of APRIL, Iodt, at too oclock, P. M.,
the tolloo log deer: ,bed propel ty to :
One lot of ground Atulto in tie village of Scott'', Ole,
Clay too mint,. Huntingdon county, fronting , on Main it.
fA let, and extending hack 10 1 3 Lot., basing thereon eree
t,d one tram., Mot e:lnoe,..
.11,t—tone Int of mantel `ituala in the {Wage of :icot
1,...11.1(1”11(y let, of im Y. I'a} for and 3lathies
tie
nape, th:t.con cicc toil onit frame Mottle
11 1 ti it hall gll of a eui lath tract of land
0111000 ui (_'to ; n ilap. I tunlingtion cpunty. 011 01(1011
deft'11(1:111( 1111, 1 , •1.1 .5 .n 1i. , (1.1.14 1.111(15 of George Ilutition
on the ettiit .Vol 4(.111:11.1. ( 1" Logan ttaot Inneinalter ac
seritied of If it riot ti g tic on the trait, of Lea; &
Vitty 11101 elhrt, on the lot th. containing 101 acre,. mole
01 1 1,, of uhoh uNtit 10) nt_niii •11.2 e1Q.1.(41, IL finale
;,1•1 111:11, 1,10111..11,40 lar4c
iea 11 on bank It ea. and or:, out I,w:dm, thcieen.
!tiling the same tiatit ofd hid .1
to Ittchttril and 'l'lva., A,1”0111,
q —the rude holt p.o t of . lain trot aloud
tltuar: In Clay t 100,100. Ilan ti roa eount .10:0,11 01
thn Logan It adt ,edjoliting the " att. In thli levy do.
I ih. d, 00 the 501. l 11 111.1, 1.111 i Allan) Ileutvr on the
son 0. t, or 11,01, t (.10.40, north.Weit, nod of
011 w,, tontant.:o2 163 a pet' twa le=o, of
%thin 81:001 100 vac., nt o t
le
nod. havin thorecnt n .11,01-
lan: . tun c and ot Ittt ittlioovamenht, holm: the saute toilet
o h,ch the ::ceuh , rl oh Julia 11 r,,,g 111, deed ennu....ed
to I:ol.ard and Venn.. C. Ashman, by best it/ a nded to
Ile 1„ Id, 2 pee.: : token in e:•tocution, and
I, 1.0 told a th, loop.s it ofllichitd ti,lintan.
•
A1, , --.111 that certain nießquagn or tract
fpll,rel nii co. lin
of 1'4,111 i} CWll.lllilug one liteolteAteol to en
ty rn: 0.1 lal 1.1, WIC,' 01 Sit VW (Wit 101 1.404 .d
-pon,og nth, i , n:1,113 of Rebel t Spoor, d0c , 1., And
nt hoe 4, (I tho clate tlAor of land elnich dot
ed kith Dr• , eon 9 , 111.11e1 • oliveycil by Iblvol
son. II usb,,, to tnclte rAlo ut the real rotate of 1110 raid
51 , or. &Gil • to lien- lid Jac A, Cre•well mot llm-
I..launu,ttechlu eo ttb all owl ningular, the
itAro,nrorll-, e Cede. en) 0, ea tetn, eater corn
eXiTlitinin. the
VI 001 nit alit lhoAce In, Moen.
Also—All the defendant's right, title and
intorcvt in and to onۥ 101 of gtonnd eilunto in Toil town
0111p, 1 11111illig , 1011 connty, Pentrt., oiljoinlng land of John
NV. Scott nud Joloph ikon, lI.Lt log don con erected one
tan-scoty p tinted ttbitr , one :rant, ntable
oth, r out !milling , . F , i74 , 1, Like.. In elocution, and
cold a, tin. pi overt:, ut t. J. 1)o Lee.
Also—The ilofondutit's right, title end in
tet,st ie and to the fellov.ier, rqlute, vrit: :11ti nercs.
more or tuitt.tto to Tod toe n,lup, Huntingdon rune.
I. sun eyed in 111 , 11:1 , 111! of IlLnry Houck, hounded t - nt the
not tittee,t hp lend of It. II it., Pol, ell. pot th-ete,t by laud
, ut ,;,rd to Ando.. k Hot ton, , otalt.ue,t laud el
1:31 net. tome Orinyet. Dot tiq &
Al,-107 ati s, mole of 1r,3. situatu on the not lb side
u. SLoup, n un in Tel toi.n.hip, sui %Ty A in lie name of
IL Diallllll
AI ,e—Si net r, of 1:1114, 1.10 or it 2 4 ,, in TA teen...hip.
Nurveeil se the 111111)0 of li. 31illite oil the nut lbotch Ity
hied, Deliehllati. and t o , the sottig,,eit he
Ilutitinlloll tot Co. hind.
Also-14 noes 01 lond, 01010 or Ira. r,iht if, fit Seine
ourre) ed nt Om name of Nual Chult, and boun
ded on limo umtltnyest Lt TliAioCri L.ita and BOO,jOIIIIII
Houck. hood, o•t . by Thorn ..\llldy,n, 0,,0th.u., , ,t by
11 ~ , hhytton Itaktn nod uolotv Zinunto Wan.
nen,. 001 01 or le•v, situ tin in ,une too 1.14,
surveyed in the name of Sanmol Soore, bound.l on the
•tootho.,.t by Wood. Bacon Co., .ontlotCC4 by Christian
I
not and n Oho, lb odflNtuno and b. T. IVntion ,0 CO.
Al,e--17 nrl , 11.1 C at 1.,.../1.11111. m llnp. melt how n-
Cl.il,
su7veveil in flit min, of A. It Cl en it, bounded on
..,r :"ad 14 Philip Co 111111111. solllll-en•t. by
I and jr. It t, L=t anti nest 13m
Laud of PAU.° 1 . .•1te1 , in.
fetolanCH light, title r.nd in and Io
It 1.1 net at I:1101 , 111111h' 111 ii. 11.1,1 en tOlVllSilip, P ,loo
- count). 1 , 111 teed iii tam rant nano of Peter ifer-
David Hattio, : , arah Le, i, ALtrgruet Levi, Adam
Ilet Inz. Fi...1.11.1: fluffing and Collf.lll
iiel 1 11.1 z, the mill I.4mi line 11l Ie run mewling to article
of 1,0 , ...mcnt betucr ^ n the Tithteei of John Sarage le-
C00n.,1, and Dp. Shonclwrger, mho naS the owner at
lLn ~iher ball of noel cunt, dated the 14th da . xof Noven,
r, A. li., 160, and another agreement explaining the
prior 1./11 , between the ,aid paltieF and dated thelZlth Feb
reny..l:4s, barb of nide!, soil .titalei are intended to be
collect.
Al.ot—.l. small part ord tenet of loud surveyed to Jurob
MlllOllllll5 not linen it,,,,okt-ly sold hy the tilt,
lees of John SaNdge. the tilt of that. nuwe, nor the
pr, •ent tit :twee, awl all the land not tint, previon4l3 Rohl
conNovntl to 5.11,1 John t?n, deal.. by
I)ll,:olingtiCon mil nitn Ly deal dated the *2.211 11111
bi AP.nl , 131;;:;, and ll collo,' to If untlngtion county in
Donti Mob X, 1..tg0
:7 (V —. io
`.,:f ,00,
J l,e6
.11 4 o—A II Ow titbr and interest in all
that eel tails mea-,ungr or fillet of I Liel,,,itnate in Hunting
,lon county : C4-s tots n•lup. containing 120 MINN. inure or
adjoin, or; I md,
foilfonderh al Bonin t deceased.
an , l "the, Iwo,: 1110 .011110 !tact oft Inn). whirl, by lieed
dat. , l nta c aonrd by 17au d
Club-on, 'I antes. to oil .and 1101000
Ittav,n. yalc. ii, irl.en ill n - ,C . 11(1011 and I') Inn ,11 , 1 as the
pion t) oi qt.
~ .
-..V11 the right, title ail in tere3t of
aAalant al 1 la all tl.at cot lain lot of rwoad situate
tu the a or net, HI cal Lou toll nshtp, floating. co
C A on Ilaalto., estending In depth 0111, (11111-
anti tot (0 (O.!. t i it, 11(10k rllor, !Ping lot No. I°, in
11, , . 11,1 of -,L,J tou n—lat,t(l4 thereon oteated a duelling
1 1 , 111 Kolb. :1101 111 1 01 iniP,V(rintql
111111EMEMBEE121121=1
Ito all that cotho,t I t of 1,,t0».1 Fit te itt the tow n
i;on tov.ll-lop lluntinkt.ol comity. front
-1o; 50 cent ou 11.00i:ton ~tart. Purl l SA: 1111111 r: ill depth
! 1,1 to ILv.lm I, ; Ict No t h e pl.lll of
t,i.l ttu n, Put Nsh;,l.l , ,I‘‘,ll:ru; hon,P.
vi,-,i.t, titlo a , .1 intereq of
d f falant mood t Olaf th.t r• r ~r land worn or
I -11 h tt in:lf hi., 1., , ,,11110, Ilthitintrdan roomy, l'a ,
fp,lala,a lafria of 11. ffampladl, ra , t. land 01 A. .1.
Ilt o it of aaht, P.,nald,n on the test. nod land of An
:11 llr aarl .o , qlt Itm ty :pal, of arllich stun
Ifsat of. .11..1 I. fug tho safor , it tcr ol land coo, cyt d to
W,e, by 32,11..411 t. Pu.l.,s •It t'. 110 tEttrd
2 ' , I S 131 enawl to
• - •4(1 . 1- ti`2 ~t y
title end
t, i t, t -• .)ret .tn,t tt•ttis oft rnt ,taateiv:l'td
Loal ,•11,.101 11.,1: Ilia:jai:lln I:.t.
, .1: •I 1 , it 1,1,I;; ( . 001j0111.11,11,111 11.11110
JP 1 .011,1 10111 I. 1, and all 1!':i 111•11111:44 Idly.
- •,..•: a! , •Ir n...1:13 all Llvar,l and In a 511Ite
• 1 • 1.0. en in t V . l utku and ,ult.l
11 , • •;•• '0,0 , 1 Slaalti.
the titlit rniti interest of
,Lil nPI In I to 0,10 t org:,ml•d -I: , late ill ❑:c ',Mg ,
ul )1,1 , 11. 1;01. l' It tor.ll , lllp 11111,ttug , lon count).
..... I ••1'! (~,Ago Matt.
. . .
a , ol h.t. ili 1, on el rclyd. no too slot r frame 'town!, ,a-
Lan ana not budding , . Faa lad. taken 111 oXlellllollllllllllo
It, Leh] e t the N ap e :o of Ilantilton
_kl.3o—Ninetern acre-, or land situate in
Coolllllt 1! 101111 , 11111. - HM161140 1 011 county. ndjoioing lands
if Pater Wit n 1 on tt.o ,00tat 11. Unfit nu the most,
Bat ban. :1111111'hes., 1111Vilet . 11101.11 V/ (t . tvtl .1 snumdl
Lent 1 .1 ://1 , 1. 101011 in e•ncutioa, and to be
a- lln. in op 10' al .Imheo 31, Conangby.
1. , .1.1e 1 511 T.) ! ,.
Adlitill,t;
Xi - h., 1., st at 710 , rilY ns.tles n ill
the pi opt•rty heing, Ituoclo , d
dotn. MI., 70 1 00111. of all bids tinder $lOO, and 71001113-
1,1. , 1, , 0. Lent. ,a all I,lil-1 0101 that Hlllll, limit he le
the 1311,1 ill. or the mope*. ti ill be set op again and sold
to other 'Alto A ill eteliiily With llle abide tel
:het title. 11 111 hereafter he made on Monday, Of
the hi , .l meek - of Cow 1, and the Deeds ael.notsledgud on
the following ll'ednesday.
Gin. W. JOIINSTON, Sheriff.
Sionti C.,
Meli.:2l-.10,743.
SIIIIMEYSBURG
FEMALE SEMINARY.
The 000enteenth setetion of ((111 Tovtitutioo under the
prey, tPt ittclital 111(1 open en Monti.V. 111ty 4111. It will
be tenha . ..,l toe lt.ohlior, nem or the 010100 of the vtllngc,
and the invtroction 11,110 het etufore, late.] and no t .
tough. (lt.tieful for the contolome repostll to hint, the
Principal will endeavor to tleverve, nod he holies to re
ceive .1 g oceouv pan onitec.
A cl cc of ,)initig men adl fie received for instruction
in cla,ics, linitheinatic,, book I:crying, &c.
For minute infot Illation, apply to
J. B. liIDDIIII, Principal.
mm ell 21, I 51•13. —Gt.
KNOX FRUIT FARM AND NUR
- SERIES.
•
Pot many realo no limo mado the colt:cation of
SMALL FRUITS
a specialty, and taking into account TAini:TY, QUAN
TITY :Ind QUALIFY. our Audi' of TINTS :aid PONTS
of
GRAPES,
STRAWBERRIE S,
RASPBERRIES,
13.r.,Acicsnnttins,
GOOSEBERRIES,
CURRANTS, &a., &c.,
is u ne q ualed any, here, which we offer on the 111091
table tel Parties, wishing to purchase would do well
to cot respond with us. 01 send for our PRICE LIST,
which will ho soot to ullupplicauts flee of elmrgo.
OUR SEED STORE AND HORTICULTU
RAL HOUSE
IS AT
NO. 529 PIPTEE STREET,
Micro all cuticles belonging to such an establishment
can bo had of the 1)011 quality.
J. KNOX,
BoN:155, Pittsburgh, Pa.
TCII E S, JEWELRY AND
st ERA \ ARE.
The mulerhuzn.ul would res,nerffully invite your atten
tom to his well selected stock of Flue Gold and
5,1,er WATCILES, Fine Gold JEWEI.Ity, of eye
ry Mud mind vat toty of fltArks—t • Oniprimg alt of
tho ,tcwtlt beautifu( deolipm
Also, S 31.11) SIVEst. WARE. equui fn cnin—ono the
best motto of Silver 117zre. (Curb urticlo it war
ruslid to Lo as rep. esental.
((a- Watches and Jamelly cu.:Cully ll:paired nod bulls
fiction suatunteod.
JACOB HARLEY,
(Sum. , sr,r to Stem d Halley )
No. 622 Market St., Phila.
March 3, 1.863-3ut tar.
ATOIt'S NOTICI.-
1 - }l_
(Comte of Hem, it Shock. deed.]
.eiters of Adurinisti at on upon the outran of Ilona
, ine : , 11nelt, late or Wo,t. township, - Huntingdon count),
doe'd, liming been granted to the tinder swami, all persons
Laving chums agatust the estate me requested to pi escort
them to the under,ign,d, rant all parsons indebted mall
make immediate paymont. WILLIAM
Warriorgitige, 31ch.:3,18133-61.. Mr - 1111013ft ator
A. ROUSE AND TWO LOTS
FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers at pirate sato the property he
note °couples in North-east Huntnigdon. The
hones is is thm.stury flume. Photo is a lot of choice
fruit trees upon the promises.
For terms call upon tile subscriber,
March 3, 1.503. A. J. wrirrE
y4OTICE TO ALL INTERESTED.
The account of Levi tvanq, Ti tzstep under q vol
untary assignment of Jacob S. ihnlotregger and J. Mat
son Moore for beneilt of coeditors, boa been filed jqy said
office of the ProthonrAdry of 11u ntingdon coun'tY, and "will
he pit tented to the Court of enlll/110U Pleas Of BARI County
for cottht motion and allowance on tile second Mondo of
April, mid trill be au coufirmed and allimed antes ezeop
tionq m e bled th.t eta. W. C. W A.JON
PI Oti10110tak) 011 Ice,
V.), 1S( 3 J
TGTTCI TO ALT, INTIIIRESTED.-
1. The Tract account of.Toliii.Sloit. Fsq . Trivitie of
Mn. Mai y Irrt W. Ando, son. under a declaration of 11,9 t
en JAM by her late lie-bond John I' Andel con, lee',l, hos
boos Dial in the office of the Protlionotar3 of Ifuntlogdon
county, and Will lie vresOuted to the C o urt of Caaum'a
Pleas of scud county nu the second Monday of Apri l
for es - intimation oand rilloa an 4 'anti Le so cootie...ed
andcub hl,d OW, to.
Pr.‘thOn.ltar \ 011ie, I W. C. WAr..INI;It,
Ifitutingdon, ID, 1:t.1 ; thomnary.
TO SCHOOL TEACHERS,
ATKINSON'S
NORMAL SCHOOL /
COVIMENOES IN CASSVILLE,
MONDAY, APRIL 6,1863.
Fur flotl.eL patty aldro3a
I. JUNIATA ATKINSON,
Nornol Te:u•Ler.
Mawll 17, Ibr2.-431.. C.SVilie,
ATILLINERY and STRAW GOODS.
IL
e have the pleasure of In formlue you that " 0
aro nom pi epared to ofr,r, at our Ohl Stand Rua.
103, ICS ic 101 North SIe.COND St ,
A well selected stud: of
MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS,
in every variety, of tho LIM importations, and of the
newest and most fashionable eta lea.
OUR STRAW" DEPARTMENT
will cotnrisc eery vat iely of Bonnets, Hats and Trlm
nano to he inlaid in hut line. of the Welt and moat
alapoi nn cony cull, I no
mum Ton's, Ilespectfully,
EC. WARD.
Philadelphia, March IS, 18n341.
STRAW GOODS
OF ALL TUE NEW STYLES,
For Ladies, Misses, and Children's Wear.
4French and Ametican "FLOWERS, BONNET RIB
BONS, and a general assortment of
Ivti'LLINERT GOODS,
nt thd 'lmre s t c.t•t, prices— li - 1/nlorale and Retail.' •
3117,1,1311:RS ‘s ill consult their Intel yet by examining
my eta h. hereto making their 'lurch area.
K It USES,
No 218 ARCII It., Phihula.
Philadelphia, March 15, 1883-2 m, -
TRIAL LIST
APK/1.4 TEII6I, 1.863
FIRST WEEK.
W. W. S.D. C. Entrekict vs 3ficimel Stan°.
Same is :rne.
Oco. I".vnt's adrnitiiitratur vi Brice X. Malt.
jaco,, Kauffman Vs Robert F. liszlet
gr.CoND ITEM,
I. nallMllll, ;Ur% ivur, IC. I'S George M. Park. ,
I. Bauman VA 8,11110.
John thmigo vs •Hazard & Outman.
Samuel Fleming re Hon. I. 9tortu t's execr.
Jun. P. AndemoW9 executor vs Henry Orladyi
I. N. & 11. W. Swoopo as Joseph McCoy.
W3l. C. WAGON CR, Prot'S;
Huntingdon, March 19, 1863.
GRAND TCRORS.
Anspatch Jacob, farmer, Jackson,
Alexander John, J, P., Shirley,
Buckley Wm., farmer, Shirley,
Bilgor George, mason, West,
Crownover Audi en', merchant, Barree,
Cunninghamlehard, fanner, West.
Cullison Levan, plasterer, Carbon,
Cooper Samuel, F. manager, West,
Cornelius James, laborer, Porter,
Dunn David, coal dealer, Huntingdon,
Forbes John, founder, West,
Grove David, farmer, Henderson,
Mane:. Salomon, farmer, West
Mcredith•Lowis, shoemaker. I untingdon,
Neff Samuel, farmer, Porter,
Querry Gerge. farmer, Cass,
imbinson W. C., - farmer, Dublin,
Stine Saml. 0., farmer, Wan iorsmark,
Stevens, jr., Alieli,ego, Laborer, War'mk,
Thoinp , on Elijah, farmer, Warliorsmark,
Wakelield Georo P., farmer, Shirley,
Weight Geo., shoemaker, Penn,
Whittaker John, farmer, Porter,
Walker Wm. S., tinner, Alexandria.
- Triaramir. 31, itrl7..—srits - r ca - am- -- - -
George Berkstres.er, calmer, Hopewell.
Jonathan Grigg., fa t er,
J. Nekin Ball, machinist, Huntingdon,
Elias Balm!, carpenter. Huntingdon.
Samuel Coen, gentleman, Barree.
Joseph Cannon, merchant, Huntingdon.
Henry Cornpropct, farmer, Berme.
Simon Coulter, farmer, Walker.
John Crotsley, farmer, Cass.
Mordecai Chileote, teacher, Tod.
William Dysai t, farmer, Franklin.
Isaac Donaldson, farmer, Hopewell.
John Eberts, farmer, Franklin.
William A Fraker, merchant, Shirley'sburg.
William i,inter, laborer, Brady.
Perry Ginter, farmer, Morris.
Abednego Grazier, farmer, Warriorsmark.
James Higgins, cabinet-maker, Huntingdon.
Hays llamilton, manager, Franklin.
David Isenberg. farmer, Henderson.
John Ingram, farmer, Franklin.
Joseph lot gun, blacksmith, Barree.
George Lininger, farmer, Walker.
John Lotz, farmer, Shirleysburg.
John M. Lowden, farmer, Tell.
Miles Lewis, lathier, West. '
John McCandless, carpenter, Carbon.
Jonathan K. Metz, farmer;Hrady.
J. K MeCahan, gentleman, Huntingdon.
James McCracken, farmer, Oneida.
Jo,,h ua jlprgam, farmer, Cromwell.
Wm. E, MeMurtrie, fanner, Huntingdon.
Henry W. Mateer, plasterer, Brady.
William McFadden, blacksmith, Jackson.
Joel Plummer, harmer, Dublin.
William Reed, laborer; Jackson.
William Bothreck, brewer, Alexandria.
George Steffey, farmer, Jackson.
David Steever, farmer, Cassville.
James Seeds, farmer, Franklin.
Joseph 1) Stacklionse,Trmer, Brady.
Andrew Sprankle, fat mer, Morris,
J. Murray Simpson, farmer, Huntingdon.
David Wlaitsell, farmer, Oneida. „ - "!
Theinas Withers, clerk, Jackson. ' '
Robert Williamson, farmer, Barree.
Levi Westbrook, boatman, Walker.
Nathaniel Williams, laborer, Huntingdon.
TRAVERSE JURORS—SECOiB
Simon Beck, farmer, Warriorsmark.
John Bisbirt, mason, Alexandria.
James Colegale, farmer, Cromwell.
Wm. A. Copley, blacksmith, Warriorsmark.
Alexander Carmen, mason, Huntingdon.
Jacob Elias, farmer, Toil.
John Eby, farmer, Shirley.
M. FettcrhOof, cabinet-maker, lluntingdon.
Elijah Gorsuch, farmer, Oneida,
John R. Gosnell, farmer"; Cass.
Samuel Houck, farmer, Tod.
Adam [Teeter, farmer, Clay.
Abraham Harnish, farmer, Morris.
Robert Ingram, farmer, Franklin.
George Jackson, farmer, Huntingdon.
Hugh Jackson, farmer, Jackson.
Thigh 'King, farmer, Shirley.
William McClown, farmer, Clay.
Samuel Miller, farmer, Shirley.
Thompson Martin, farmer, Porter.
R. A. Miller, dentist, Huntingdon.
Lewis R. Morgan, watchman. Shirley,
\Vm. P. Mehatloy, laborer, Brady. .
John Nearhoof of George, laborer, WIWI:1k,
Benjamin Norris, laborer, Springfield.
Allen Rankin, miner, Carbon.
John Rhodos, farmer, Henderson. .
John Shope, jr., farmer. Union.
Henry Spanoglo, jr., farmer, Warriornmrk
George L Smith, farmer, Case.
John Shaver, E-q., farmer, Shirley.
Thomas A. Smeiker, gentleman, Shirley.
John B. Smith, farmer, Jaelison.
Benjamin E, Stitt, farmer, Dublin.
Wm. Thompson. fanner. Brady.
Daniel Weight. farmer, Wartiormark.
V - OH 1141.1 find the BargeAt, and Best
L assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods at
CA111.'1174: Sack and Fancy Baskets at
• - • GAVI N 'S.
'NUBIAS & OPERA CAPS, 3d arri,
val of the Pel.oll, Joee opeolug by
Nov.ll, 1882. v 'BPI Eft & SON.
•
TILE largeq stoc# of—Do Lainesjo town
, , • ?mug &.5.c.”.•7.
rothonotary
COURT AFFAIRS
D. P.
EGISTER'S is
botchy given, to all porsoria Interested, that thslol
°Mi; newd persons have Bellied the 'accounts In the
Beg let er's (Mice, at Huntingdon, and that thasald accounts
0111 ho pmelited -for confirmation' and nyclance at en
Orphans: Court, to ho bold at Ilunting4n, for the
of Huntingdon, ou thi dtfi day ul
Aptilpext, (18eti,) to nit : • - • •
Ist. Administration account of Ceo. liesselring, Ad
ininietrator of 311,bael Detmler, tate of Clay twp., deo'd.
2d. tinortfinnaliip account of "amen A. Stewart, Admin.
lett, tor of William Stewnu, Wu of Rest township, dee'd.,
who. in lila life time, wee guardian of Elise Saio Heed and
)taigniet Anne lined. minor children of Jailida Read, late
Ut end Lou tiship in the county of 'ffuntingdon, deceased.
dd. Account of John Y. Hay, aticnitixtrator of Jane
Hay, late ot Porter townehip. deceived. " " • •
Trust alccoun t ut Madan, trustee appolbt
ed by the Orphans' Cenreot Huntingdon connty, to sell
the heel Estate of Jo cs 'hidden, deceased. '
sth. hupplenlent.il nail final account of James Cree and
B. P. Neely. executors orthotuns IC. Neely. late of Dublin
township. deceased.
CIA OWlrdialiShip accomtt of B•nodict &opt/ann. Et;
Gn mlnto of Rota.", Bannon. a minor tl.togittiti of /kW.
of Cronmoil townilnp, decoased.
Flun and only accuutat of .1. W. Su (Alpo, Egg., act.
Ottotsll.ltor of 01 o.tnta of Sarah King. hit., of Union
town-Inn, dece...ed.
•
Blj.
TIN nhait,ll ip account of David 1110E8. gaardian of
Jacob Elatthet and John Dallier, Iniuor children of John
libuber, decea,ed.
. •
9. Adotlitisti anon account. of John Donaldson, admits
idtt nor with the will nottoxed of John ShultZ, Into of
Hotpot,'ll township to tiro county of Huntingdon, doc'd.
loth. The rolittinistrAtton act:unlit ofJuumhan.linindle,
adoiloist tutor ulJacob Brladle,ltie of Holio%ioll etd, nobly,
deceased.
11th. The final trust account of nenly Hauls. trustee
of Jacob Neff, ‘lec'tl., under the will of Nuuel% 'Neff. deed.
12th. The Ildmillistration Joseph 31 ' ebY
F,ll/1/1131 11. 31 .'uovtapcutors of the lag will and t6steineut
of F,,sue/s A. McCoy, Into of tingdy too ovhlp, dedeatrod.
13th. The administration account of Jacob Couilman,
atinnn 'slits tor Orli - 460 A, 3lcUumild , latelof - Brady , t'olyiy.
ship, decensetl:
14th. The account of 011hort !fuming and Christina
Peightal, nehninivtratorJ with the Will linnek,ed - df Irpry,
IVarfel, deedescd.' ' "
15th. The account of James Johnston. our of the exec
atoms of Hugh Johnston, lute of Oasslownship, deceased.
16th. Thu Administratiod account nt Samuel Curnmirall
and Storm Cummins,_oxecutore o'f Robert Ounnuittli, late,
of Jackson township, deceased.
17th. The Administration acco . upt of Samuel T. Drown,
Esq., Administrator do bouts non coin testament° U
James khartkin, deed.
18th. Final account ido.fols Scott, E+ q. guardian of
Jos. M. Matthews, a minor child of Jessie '5l tthowil.
.19th. FiterAdnilnlsttution accodut ofJno:
Executor of thelnet .111 and testtnneut of John P. one
dorson, late of the borough of Run tingdon, deceased.
29tli. Partial Adintitistratlen,account of Saud. 11 and
John A. 31cPlierran, Executors of John 31cPherran, late
of Franklin township, deceased.
21st. Fivat necOunt brJoebun Adminls)ra•
tor, with the will annexed of Hiram Williamson, Lao of
Webt township. deceased.
22d. Administration account of W. D. Johnston and.
licnpunin Hartman, Administrabre of George Burst, late
of West township, demised. ,
23d, The Second floneial, end elso.the'se'parifetiiihnnta
of James Owln, vat titan of Ellen P. Dorsey and Mary 31.
Dor.cy, minor chiNren of 0 reenberry Burney, late of the
borough or Huntingdon, deceased. I "
21th. The Ttoet account of John C. Watson, Esquire,
Trustee to sell the foal estate of !Bram itlllinmauo , lets
of West township, deceased.
25th, The Trent account of John C. Watson, Esquire,
Trustee appointed by the Orphaus',Coprt of. Iluptlogilott
county to Coll the Real, Estato of Thomas' DI. Owanty dit•
coaled.
26th, The Administration account of-John,Doan,
ministrator of Mary Sclienefelt, late of Maim.: tire/13361p,
Ihmtingti.n county, widow of Fredarkir Mclion t efeit, da
ceased.
27th. The 4ilninistr4tion nnconitt of itutiert ,. .ll3lmatnit,
Adininistrst o r of Jane Johnston, We of Jnclishu ton.
ship. deceased.
Atinfinisti Mien account of John need and °soma.
Wilson, Achninistlators of the ealitte of William Reed,
late of West township, liuntlngdon connty. deceased.
• --DANIEL 11'.15"03,12.1i8da1tr:
RettistePs Office, 1 'treater,
11untiugdoe, 110. 17, 1863. f
AINIINISTRATORS'
fEsthte'of Edward Cox, deed.] •t. 3 :/
Letters of administration upon the estate of Edward
Cox, Into of Burros township, ilantingdon county, deed,
baring been wanted to the undersigned, nil persona bar
ing claims ugitinfit the estate are requested to pre sent
them to, the undersigned, arid pereutslMhbted tvfdl
make immediate payment.
Fel,. 24.1802-60
A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE:`
[Edeete of Philip Piper, deectj
Letters of Ailaiinistrittion upon the estate of Philip
Pip , r, late of Porter ton uship, deed., havhd boin"gian•
led to the undersigned, alt persons having dolma against
the estate aro requested to present therm- to the:andet•
signed, and all persons Indebted mill motto
payment. - THOMAS D. WALKER,' -•
PLIJLIr iI. PIPER; . -
Administratays:
M reh 3,1833-6 t
N URSERY STOOk.--
TREES, VINES, STIREBBEIRT,
At the loivelit Cash price
A. J WHITED,
North-east Huntingdon
BEE
PAPER HANGINGS DEPOT,
No. 10 Cottlaridt Street New YOrk,
Directly opposite the Western Hotel.
The CEILOB-111 ati
(Olganintl in 184 , i, undel the General Manufacturing
Lave of the State of New Yet k)
Offers at tt holessle, in quantities to suit purchtLeOrt,
Manufactutels' Loa e 4
I' %PER II ANG I SOS ores cry variety of style and pries,
Bolt DEll to match,
FIR E-I.IOA RD PRINTS, , •
TRAMM'A RENT WINDOW MADE.%
01 -PAINTED WINDOW t•IIADES,
WIDE ISIS DOW CURTAIN PADRES, and
AVI I NDOW SHAD:: FIXTURES,
STORE: SHADES MADE TO ORDER AND LETTERED,
Of h tlie latest 5t.003 -nod superior fittlqh. - ell of their own
rnauttfactote and importation. As their stork is !Argo
and euthely ucw, they, WOW Marehaats.Bokbellers, ADA
Dealers In these articles,l,l rail and examine drily tit: NB
and prices. w believer they ileitlho City.
Feb. IS, 1663-114. , .
F ALL AND 'WINTER ARRIVAL
Win, MARCH 81 BROTHER,
MARKLi'SBURG,
lime Just opened a large, ,
new, and lima passed stock Of
Foreign and Donmstic Dil-tioeils, of all kinds and-quali
ties. embracing c'yerytiliqln that lino. Also, a cotoplOo
assortment of
B o
remarkably cheap, call, iiop4 weight
together With '
QUEINSW4IW, STONTWARE, , IfARDWAItE t ,HOOTS
& SHOES, &C., '&C.,
and all, the various other matters usually kept in,a amt.
try store, co that the inquiry is not '• What has March ,111
Brother got," bat " What.have, they nut to; " • ,
Being satisfied that theft largo and'complete clock of
the above named goods cannot be excelled In quality,
quantity or cheapness in thlilsection of country, we es
speed-01y ask a trial, feeling satisfied that a liberal pa
teenage wilt he extended towards us, by all who are la
need of good articles at low prices. O ur motto Is "quick
sales and moan. profit.", -_ ,
IVelrepictrully-requests' the patronnge • of ell, atid eF
oar Trough Creek Valley fife Mis..„ .
Ever} thillg taken in exchange fei goods except prole*
sea. •
Zip 9.14 "paid for oil kiwis of graiq, fur r hich
highest zniticet prizes Will be given. . r t
• Wm S t arch is agent fur. the Wool Ttm thiltread Com
pany at Mai klesbui g
,tfitiom Ode prypored to Alp all
kinds of grain to the EnNtern markets. Having a large
woreroom, farmers rim store with him until resgly to
AM. Every ;MA venieme tilt be-afforilett them. good
amity flour,V . =the'bitrrel tqwlyit han4 at the cheapest
rates. - -
WILLIAM MARCEL & BRO
Drl,l6l,esburg, Nov.lB, 1.582 . ,
H OIVAlt1) ASSOCIATION,
PHYLA DPILPfirA:
A Benevolent Thstitittitot Vital;ZOO by:speeial Eudoysment,
for the Relief of the Sock and Distressed, aifiepted with
I - fru/tut and Epiderate Diseases. and e..-pectedig for Ma
Cure of Diseases of the 8ei1ta1"0, 7 9«,,5.
•
Medical Advice given goads, by the Acting Snrgeon.
'Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhrea. and other Dtseseee
of the Sexual Organs, and on the new Rat - nestles employed
In the Dispensary, sent to the arnitted in sealed letter en
velopes, free of charge. Two or three Statnics for 130.11041 s
will bo nieentchle• . 1
Address, DR. J. SKILLEN HOUGHTON, Acting Bur
geon, Iloward-Actopiation, No. 2 South _Ninth Straiit,Pbil•
adelpitia, Pa. Dy order of the Directors., •
EZR4 D. IJAIVPIp . FLL, n iAcedent.
OEO. FAIRCHILD, kecretary,'
Dec. 31,1862.-Iy,
NOTICE.
Notice is hOrChy.g . irol3 10 .011_1101,M8 44011rirkg
['malady., Indebted or haflng unsettled accoinsts frith
R. C. McGill, late of the Alexandria Foun4ry; 4 NI at
his residence in Alexandria, and settle their OCCOUrik at
or befoul the April court; if not, their accounts will be
left in proper hands fur colfeetidn; for, on inF to the many
outstanding debts. unsettled c hdition of 1113 WOKS, and
the exceeding high price of stock, the undersigned has
been compelled to suspend business and malce collections.
All parties Interested will.plesse call linbiedisiely and
settle their accounts. ' • It. 0.-mcoiLL.
.•
31,1 ing -0 1 TI v CEi eased to Mr. Ic'N. ',Sy old Anna et
business known as the Alexandria FOlllllll y, I take pleas.
tare in returning , thanks to tho public for their pat kipd
pan onage, and kindly solicit tho continuance of the iamb
for sty successor, knots ing that ho will render satisfaction
to all who troy favor hint with a - Call. R. C.IIcGILI o
rob. 24, 1863-It. Alexandria, Pa.
A LEXANDIUA FOUNDRY.
r 1 Thu do 'oreighed respuctrully iathrtpathe
that ito Irtq le:eked trod, It C.,:tlcPill.hie oltratang pirate
nwi known ns the Al baudriu Ptidd4, and will continue
thn he..11,05R and endeavor to give geuprill eatiataction to
r..voling 111thIth n en%
hit .atlt. 3 v '3'3111 he predoptly attended to.
M. MoNALLY,
Alexaadtia, Pa.
Feb 2S, 1563-1 t
D [SSOLUTION .OF PA R wz.g
sun,
ilPreby giro" that flit, firm of MU
nu has beau itimolvoiLby motile) consent. And boohe
of au , I. rho lino.be of w. Wilitou for 'settle
went. iu thr 11(1W litAN e of Shively k AU prrsens
kilOwing themial 011..hted rikas9 call nail - Nettle
. .
their arrouitti.
Alro std dy the naw n 134.16,000 bltibtax a hulk
for ullich rho Ilk:beet price will ho paid; aleo,kpides and
all kind 'at taoditce taken i 4 excinuig:? by
.L , , &SAUNA-I.'l
JORN COX,
JQIIN COCHRAN,
Executor'.
FOR 'SALE
Alexandria, Pa.