The globe. (Huntingdon, Pa.) 1856-1877, April 08, 1863, Image 3
Ely Citobt. HUNTINGDON, PA tednesday, morning, April 8, 1863. LOCAL & PERSONAL Union League. According to previous announce ment, an enthusiastic meeting of the citizens of Porter township was held at Knode's School House, on Wednes day evening, 25th tilt., for the purpose of forming a Union League. The meeting was organized by call ing to the chair Mr. Henry Knode, Messrs. A. Anderson and W. Whitta ker Vice Presidents, S. L. Huyett Secretary. Anderson having favored the meeting with a patriotic song, S. T. Brown, Esq., of Huntingdon, was called upon, who responded in an able and patriotic address. The frequent and hearty applause which it elicited fully demonstrated the fact that the people of Hartslog were " still for the Union," and were not deaf to its sound unanswerable doctritw. The Constitution and By-Laws were read and adopted, and signed by not less than thirty citizens. Thanks being tendered ;Ur. Brown for his patriotic address, the meeting, with three cheers for the Union, ad journed to meet - Friday evening next. ilEmtv ANODE, Pres. HuyErr, See. Dr, Jones on Diseases of the Eye and Ear. Dr. - Xonesi - of the' city of New York, the great Oculist. and Aurist, can still be consulted at the 3fonongaliela House, Pittsburg. thr several weeks.— His success in curing diseases of the eye and ear is without a parallel. He operates for cataract; straightens crooked eyes; inserts artificial eyes to move and appear natural; cures deaf ness and discharges of the ear ; re moves polypus from the ear and nose; cures ozeena,and all manner of diseas es of the eye and ear and other.diffi cult complaints. March 31,1863. —2t JoShim kennedy, otColinas town belonvinff to 110th Re<rt died in camp on Saturday, the 28th ult.— His remains were brought home and interred in this place today. • THE ELECIION 'ON MosnAY.---The ClectiOn on Holiday created greet ex eiteutent. When the polls closed the etraordinary number of 31 votes had been polled, electing Wm. B. Zeigler, 'llti:rgess; A. V. Westbrook ; 11. G. Fisher and Wm.. Long, Council, and WM. IL King, High Constable. • 4.47 - Thomas T. Cromwell, '1(1.. aged and worthy citizen of Cromwell Township, died on Alonday, 30th ult., at his residence at Rock Hill. He was extensively and popularly known in private anti public circles. ----- Local Items. —•fire in Ifollidaystnirg.-011 Tues day afternoon, the 31st of March, the lat;ge And extensive foundry and ma chine shop of Messrs. MeLanahan, Stone & Co., was entirely consumed-- They were previously engaged in ma king a heavy casting for one of the Rolling Mills, during which operation the casting "blew" and fired the cast ing house in many places ; the fire soon became unmanageable. The property was not worth short of twenty-five thousand dollars; it was insured for thirty-five hundred. This is the sec ond time a foundry has been burnt on this lot of ground ; the former one was owned by Kelley & MeLanahan. • sadly Hitrt.—On Tuesday, the 31st of March, Mr. Abraham Grubb of McConnellstown, in this county, was badly hurt while doing some repairs to his barn. A large piece of timber fell and cut a severe gash in his head; and he was in an insensible condition for a considerable length of time. Dr. Jas. Loden was sent for, and with his usual promptness he Caine, and soon report ed Mr. Grubb doing well. We under stand that be will be about again in a few days. Was n't it cold on the Ist of April; the thermometer in the morning was down to 23 degrees. Those who se lected this day for flitting in the coun try, found "Jordan a rough road to travel." This week the weather'may be more like the genial spring, and if so, we expect soon to see our friends suffering from the annoying epidemic, "spring fever : " Our winter has been P. long one, and we will gladly welcome the warm rays'of "Old Sol." Mrs. Rankin has taken possession of the Hotel at Dudley. Mr. Watson has already commenced enlarging the house, and, judging from the extent of the foundation walls, it will be a largo Hotel. The House is pleasantly situ ated on the top of a high bill, with a spring of the best mountain water a man ever drank. If you want good accommodation call to see )L's. Rankin. —A Leviathan.—On Thursday last, two yoking though experienced fisher men, named Wm. Westbrook and An drew McCoy, caught with a seine, ono of the largest pikes over fished in the waters of Huntingdon. It was caught below town in the Juniata, and mows: ured 26 inches in length, and weighed 44 pounds; —Broad Top is doing a heavy busi-. ness, considering the dullness in the c,al trade. They nro shipping daily from fourteen hundred to sixteen hun dred tons coal; and Mr. Lewis, the Superintendent, is working night and day, and using his best exertions to afford the operators every facility to do business; he is giving general satin• faction. —.‘llore Rebel Prisoners.—On Tens day, March 31st, ten car-loads, and on Thursday, April 2d, nine car-loads of prisoners passed through town on their way to Fortress Monroe to be ex changed. They looked hard enough, and cheered heartily for Jeff. Davis.— Suppose this would suit the Copper heads: —Mr. John Scott has commcnce'd rebuilding Eagle Foundry near Broad Top City ; it was burnt about one month ago. Mr. Scott expects to be able to go to work again about June. lie is a persevering man, and deserves success. The fishermen of this place aro busily employed •in making nets, of all kinds, in order to fish the coming sea son. Some have already tried their hand at this sport with great success. Sunday last was Easter, but it v.-a , : almost forgotten. to those who had no Almanacs to inform them. Those who did . not forget, commemorated-it in a becoming manner. The Best Way to Put Money out at Interest. The following information we insert in our columns for the benefit of our readers : :Front the Plaudelgta Ledger. -Ifarch 27.1 One of the mhst surprising things in the reer nt conver sion of greenback notes into the popular Five-twenty alt per cl nt. Got (lumen! loon tir par is the mu vet sality of the call. is e happetted in. 3 erret day; at the othie of Jay Cooke, who is the agent for the mile of these 10.1110. and Coliverrioli virile greenbacks, 31111 found his table lite ral!) counted with olden, and aceontpato ing drafts for Al moot all anlottlitn. fr nil live lietunstel ton 1.01.1,141 dents unit tioll.fin 11eb. anti tient all parte of rhe Union. The Mile fitateni ..r to Lut nu mid Sea Jerry 4 are free tot:rill, Venn, l‘tfilitt. New Yolk, and the New .Eng land 'Mateo. But the %test is t elpet tally an active taker. its well tlitough to r banks us by units ideals. The tiniontit of tad., 13 log before us. all received dot tog the day, annotated to c,srrfiffteri hundred thousand 11 ith flue iporentuistito profit of money, :ecretary Orate must feel Maisel( mill ely ut ease. and will tubs care to put himself beyond those money sharpers. whose chief tautly in !tow to profit thetnorls 04 mast flow he tienbleJ of the country mid the nece4stlieti of rho tcexsw y. 'theta are millions of dollars lying bile all over the country. and mule the uncertainty existed as to what Congress would do, and the bullion btokere %tern AliCntelsfill in emitting tip geld tin the dine/ edit of the flovcrff went Petite.. tilts Capital WAS CI Weil.) Cies, lint as •the policy nieasurio if the Seelerary of the TrettitlrV nre gretlll.llll tier cluprd C•filfittelme in the therci amen) and in the future Is and holders ate POW alizittili to Make their tong itnensplo) ell piodurtive—Lim e the tratly and librtO ins estineut in the his... Twenty loans et par. Al tito-t .rely noun and shlago throughout th e country has individual huldeu of money. to larger amounts probably than ever beret e tit one thine. for w her natit•lnettny titkeln Cannot. be towel. Alan yof those are new - ill, es el 111 the:. loans', and the number of ketch is likely to increase, until the demand shall out all the Oosertunent loans on par with. at burst the loans of the serious ilinorpollitlei nelltp.tfilen. The countiy banks file ,Iwo ft re takers for :la...Tires and their customer.. On the lot of Jul y this Fet el la eats Year lo ut will, order the lea, be It - aloha. n. -, Dorms COVNTT, Motel, JAY COnli Cuffed Staler L .1001 t. 114 fitiVIII ;1,1133.T, 1 s lITSAD!LI.111 Dear fir: I +u• by cur pApera that you are ..•!ling for the G , ,vrrn. multi 4 new loan calk(' -I i,r , l'aentiel." expect to loa•e .3,,,,t1) a t'r‘v thr , wand 11 Alain in spare, and Ai I hair alt ate alp Illy nwr•i limit the Gmet nni.ot Loans alto safe and good, filch lluu It II no duty and intuu•,l. alt the time. to put toy inun3 into them iii ',term rum ,ter mor other Inang ur ntorki, 1 503310 :I, get Information of lon at rat ion,. J, . 'Why :us they cslts.l“lttve.Tecoutis•r 21M. to Sou Inks ettnuts3 111..113r. or 0111 y I.sunt 7 , tiatT Notes. Of It in it disc . .: ,at Or Nev. Yvik, 4 ,, I for Suh.ct iptnatrvt / 1 0 3011 YVII the Ruud , at I`.lr / ith. Ai I ottil.t only to l'h;lati,lphi.t, how to, 1 to get Ow Howl.? oth. What Inteir.t do they ietv.riad IroM and Mien mud trL re t+ it paid, and its it paid 6i UoLt or Ll.g.ti ' •, •micro'. (All. now itoiel ,cretin y Clime get enoti4ll (told to pay the+ Ititelest tli. 1101 ta,e of tiv llon,ll to, pal I In (Ivld wlirn tlnv! • Nth. Can I hwee the Ilottr's with con pPtis, or Mot (.1,..ub1e to my order Stir What 1.17. • the llon.la.! Nth. lila 1 h eve to pa) the , ante then. :la I Ito" pay on toy Whet 110101•0 /.1.11. SiIA is the ' , rear Lit of thu tiosernincrit. and it hat :intiattit is It 1,1:oly to touch it the Rebellion abould la•t a yen or tilol.pligti 7 1211,. bill Scetehtry Cluite get < 'tom C,tom /Lotze ditties and Ihternal ltaiperme, 1110/01 0 . r.r., mak° it co km that in iLtvrLit cl.ll f. no I.lolllel 111. kt a t-orol to my el my tt •IgliVot tsolthl Id, to I Ike tl.rve Iluit:l4,ait4 it 3.11 awn, er questions 1 tell slton the letter to tll,lll. l't y S— r—. 09iu of JAY et,EF, SOS., iidirm r, s. IiAY CVO.: .f. Cu., B toacrs, 111 s. Ti.,,,( f tparrilA, 31ar , ell 24 : lizis3, REM Your it Mt 1.1 . the 20th inst. is received, and I 'trill (mortally gave jolt Ihe inform aka destted by ansavensd; your /111,1.10114 is 1/111' 1-t. d(rd•'Five.Taentied cti , e, whtlu fitly ai r !leen& ear floods. they mot, he redeemed Its the Cott mama t 111 (AULD at nay time alto file ,yeald, 1 !say th.ople V 11111.1 ,, that that hitt:l , st is o 11) 0 .M per ce,lt../ 1//01.Int! Tilt') S/ X rel. Sep C. hot:reit 1.e.t,t1 tltottito a .te., la meta Platatiehtlos or o tel. Itt at.td to u. 4 1..01 lead. 1., ara allot the Sec -11.1,1Q all Ith or: to c. 0., attilbt Blob mill his e 3.1 a .t eat.t.t. or Leg.: TOIItiOIS /cc ) tear l.Jlllltry tld The Bends ere nohl at l'te, the Intereit to coin tnenee the day yon vey tic Inn''. . . 3:11. 1 ha %c Made Ittn;;.tinont4 uitit your nmrc.it B irk o r Bulikcr, it h o tall generally hate the th.ndi an Lana. It not. 3,1 eau rend tiro 1114.11. to me by Ex test, :Lott I \till bock the Bunch nee u 1 curt. The Itoild:4 lay Silt per cont. Interest in (loin, thi it per cent. et cry Mz months, oil the in st cloy of Slay ;to 1 Nut cuibrr at the )lint in Philadelphia. of at nay usury in Nt a Yolk er dsea het e. 11 you hate Coupon lianas. all you !owe to do ii to eat the proper Coupon PIT 111011lirl. it 3oursell or it to Hank tut.collectien ' f you have Ilegimered Reeds. )on can give 3 our Itftik a post at of attar u.. 3 to collect 010111u:1ga fury on. tilt. The dutiful on imports of all urticlos from abroad immt be 11.1111 M (loin, and th s is the ~ay :secretaty I Int, Eels I,N It to now being paid foto the 1 Tanury sit the tate of 'fee Ilumind thoolnoti D. 111319 t Ad! I Lry.. o Lich hel Nice us 111.11 as lie Heeds to pay the Interest In (hold. - • . Cungress pruridvd that the Bondi shall he PAZIP ix OULU who] due. - - 8111. 1011 C.lll Into a either Coupon Bonds payable to the Bearer or negistered B nob napible to yOlll order. hilt. The tinnier are In :as. tort sutr,, the hitter in 0.11110 anionot, also f,Stnafti nod $lOOOOO. 11411. Not You Nuttl not li.tie to pa) 11113 1.11013 011 01051. 1 Itend• If your i mune 110111 1111 1 111 110011 trot exceed ihOu; arid taint! above. SOon you null! only have to pay otic•balt ins ninth Income Tax as it your money am iti s.sted in Alm tgagi, or other e curaio. I eolvdder the Gavel inuent Bond, as first of other Bondi are taxed oneluareer per riot. to pay the juiciest 011 the Gov ernment and the Supreme Cornet of the United States Iran just decided that no State or City, or County can lox CiOtelmitent Bends. . . . Iltft. The present bonded debt of the United States is leis than Tim,: flummen yliwono, including the sei en and three-tenths Ti eivntry Notes; but the Government outs enough more in thn Amp° of Legal 'retitle; e. ]}'posits in tin, Sub-Treasurers, ('et tincnies of indebtedness, to intreare the debt to about eight or nine hundred mil. Huns reel etary Ciuwe has calculated that the debt moc reach one thott,nl seven 111,11 , 1 red 111111k08. if the it I:hel lion Lists iigllteell 1110/lIIIS longer. It is, however. luli't ed that it will tt,t last six mantle. longer; but even If it does, our National Debt is ill be cm ill continued 'with that of Great Britain ur Foote, w bilst oar rehourees are costly greater•. Mit. 1 have no doubt that the revenue nil! not only be ample to pay the in dlnist y expen , e4 of the Govet ntuent and all lamest on the debt, lint lease at least one Mind red millions annually toward pa)log MT the debt. ami that the Oevetittni•nt aill be able to get out of debt again as It 11.1' tWied before—in a few years after the chafe of tin• 4tar. - I hope that all Ache have bile money Win at once per. chase throe Fiie-Tuenty Year 11011 d. The right to de. nmuil them for Legal Tenders still end on the first day of July, 1563. an per the following authorized nutico: ==! On anti after JULY Ist, 18113, the poi, ilege of converting thu preseut issue of LAM M.. TENDER. NuTESINTO TILE NA'IIUN , L SIX PER CENT. LOAN teonnuonly called "Skre..'rwen ties ") a ill cease. All oho wish to Invest In the Five•Ymenty Loan must, [het duce, apply Lane Om 11 rot of .IULY next. JAY CO9KE, Subscription Agent. No. 114 S. Thild Ela eel, Philadelphia. I 690 who neglect thole Sm. Per cent. Bends, the In trro.,t and Ptitnitial of xhich Choy will get in Gan, may 11.0 tsion to regret it. I MU, vety truly, ,tear Friend, JAY CO O$E, Subscription Agent, At Office of JAY COOKE & CO , Ni). 114 S. 711IR1) 11111-IDA The and Bunkers or your nod wijoiiiim; Cmuties trill keep a supply of these Ilundg me h.oul, it you p refer to go there and get therm Fresh Flower and Garden Seeds for sale at Lewis' Book Store. ya.,Fine Cigars and Tobaven for vale at, Lewis' Book Stare. A SOHOOL MAGAZINE . FREE 1 CLARK'S SCHOOL VISITOR,--VoL. VII The Publisher of this favorite Monthly, in order to reach all schools, will send the VISITOR ono year gratis to oneterson, (who will act as Agent,) at any post•oflice in the United States. This is an unparalleled offer! Address, with 3 cent stamp enclosed, for particulars, J. W. DATIMIADAY, Publisher, 1308 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. INSURE YOUR LIFE. If you were to die to-night, would you leave those dependent upon you as well provided fur as yOli would de sire? Dr. Franklin said, " a policy of Life Insurance is the cheapest 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 h»- portant of all to their families, and the more subject to loss." No one, upon a bed of sickness, ever regretted making suitable provision for his family : at such a time, a life policy can be fully appreciated. 2'he Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia offers superior inducements. It has a capital of $1,151,780 50, securely invested. Has paid losses amounting to $614,000, and made dividends to the insured amount ing to over $500,000. The Trustees have declared a scrip dividend of 40 per cent. on the cash premiums of 1862, and have decided to receive the scrip dividends of 1853, 1854, 1855 and 1856 in payment of premiums. The undersigned is prepared to is sue scrip to those entitled to receive it, and give any information that may be desired on the subject of Life Insu ranee. It. ALLISON MILLER, March 3, 1863, Agent. lorprove Your Sight and Preserve Your Eyes.—A. BIRNBAUM, Practi cal and Manufiteturing 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. Dorsey's, with a large and variety stock of Spectacles, com prising Convex aml Concave Glasses, such as Rint, Crysia/ and S'eoteh Feb 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 Oceuiistic science, enables him to adapt, after an exam-, ;nation of the eyes, those glasses which correspond with the defect of near, far or weak sight. Glasses can be fitted to any framc," - orilTly - bilaTlO tiretnOr.— Please call and examine the ,S'prelaeles. Ambrutypes and Photographs taken at all times on reasonable terms. Also, Segars, Tobacco and Meer schaum Pipes constantly on hand. 0.4. CR. am. MARRIED, On the 31st ult., in the borough of Huntingdon, at the house of M r Rob ert King', by the Rev. J. K. Bricker. Isllr. JOHN T. Pori' of PeterAbur t ,,.(r to Miss SAIVIT IL MASER of Runtinzion. On March 27th, 1863, at tho Union Buck. Horn, by John Love, Esq., Mr. TuomAs CLARK. of Ireland, to Miss M.tuo.turr MArrET. of West township. DIED, In Baltimore, on Saturday the 4th inst., Mrs. M. B. GBAY, daughter of Mr. Nagy of this place. Iler remains were brought here on Sunday morn ing, and interred in' the afternoon. At Shirleysburg, on the 4th inst., CARRIE K., infant daughter of Frank lin 11., and Charlotte A. Lane, aged 2 months and 12 days. OEll= F.tuvy rind 'Extra Family C't,mtooll .11111 F , ll.pui6lLe Flour . Cot ti 'Meal 14111106 he,at Fair mid I 7 i via Red Bye Col n, ohne Vellum ...... (Late (novel weal, VW Um wool. HUNTINGDON IVIARMETS. CORRECTED WEEKLY. 1•:x t a I , Amily I•fmtr 1-3 I• 1.1 Exti du t ' 3,75 White 1% heat L-) Eed 11 heat ' 30 =TM ORME Dritnl Apples Minn ...... ......... Vggs Lava Slll,lllsll.r ..... 111110,1 T E. GItE EN , J • DENTIST. oak. rerouted to opposite 'the Exchange !tote!. on Railroad street, Huntingdon, Pa. April 7,1803. rrIVEIIN LICENSES.— The following porgeni Intro filed In the office of the CI, rk of the Court of Quo ter Seelions of their petitions (4 liceit4ev to keep inns or Tvverns in said county, and which Hill be presented to the Judges of said mitt on the font th Wednesday of April no,t, tor al loonoce, to art: John Burns. Barnet. Thos. U. 6 opletou, W. C. WAGONER, Clerk. Clerk'a Office, ITuntiirglieti. Ain II 7. ISM. lILIN DS AN I) SHADES. P. J WILLIAMS, So. 16 Not th Sixth Stroet, adolphin. Hnontnelon•r of VBNXTIAN BLINDS and WINDOW SHADES. Sy- no largest and finest assortment in the city. at the lowest prices. Plinth painted and Tt lamed equal to now. Slmo Spates ma& and lettered, Apt II 7, 1013:1-21n BIRNBAUM'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, ON Etna. STREET,' API) doors west of Lewis Book Store, 111711 7 214VGD 04V, PA. Photographs and Ambrotypes Taken in the Best Style. MIJALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS QPECIAL NOTICE,— On and after JULY lot, 1863, the privilege aeon. vertlnglhe prreent flouter LEGAL TINDER NOTES TA TO Ttu It N Allot , : A L SIX PER CENT. LOAN (commonly called •tYlso.Twentlee") ullt cee4e. All who 1.101 to lnveot In Olt Ftve•Twenty Loan must, therefore, apply before the lot of .IDLY next. JOY C)01111, • 36scrt,4ton Agent, Aid 7,18611-31 n, No. 114 8. Thltd M. , Ithlladelphho, XECUTORS' NOTICSI - of Onen Mat, doc'd Hera testametitart• upon the last will and testament of linen Boat Lrt• of the borough of Huntingdon. ilec'd. i lisve been granted to the underpinned. All persona ( T i m e d me requested to maim Immediate payment. mid Hone having claims will precint them properly antheuti• sated to us. SAMUEL T. DROWN, MUFFIN MILLER, April 7 ; 15C3-Lt. Executors. COACH SHOP FOR RENT. Stock Tools & Machinery for Sale. THE UNDERSIGNED EXEC U -Tons of 11.0 Lan will of thven root, tote of the bor. migh of Huntingdon, deceased. offer at Kit ute s.tle, nil the stork anti fixtures belonging to the eat lingo Mono. Rotary of the doe. aaed. ontilating of a complete ncsol ment of Lon, Ph, Varnbilies 'ft iniminga and outlet inla for wood work, mud, some no. fin 1.01,1 tt Qrli. Time trill be given on good security. The slip 16 11 largo frmuu building, COMptieiftg n. and shop mid solo room 11,:dolv. 111111 AI/flint 04p :11A In inning shop on din tui, n.l ctoy—tvltr rdoul, In all,-4igl 14,1, smith chop Adjuinin;„ . Uhe =show II ill be leaue,7 rer quell I :me m mey he agreed on. The eI has had 11orge rthaoin for several l rant pew, end la cun4.ielcl Lulu a Ow b.•st locatitmq ht the 12122 IkSur, It NEW CLOTIIINC • AT 10.11 7 M. CUTMAN iIAS JUST OPENED A PINE STOCK OP NEW SPRING .1 ND S C - JDLER CLOTIIING, Which he offers to all ..‘vho want to be C L'O T Et U,D AT PRICES TO SPIT TILE TIMES. , nit Stock consists ‘r Bendy-made Clothing for MEN AND. BOYS,. • Atm, BOATS AND MOPS, HATS AND CAPS, SC., Should gentlemen desire nap particular kind or cut o f clothin g not found in the stock on hula. by lensing click measure the ) ran lie accommodated at Aant notice. eon at hits 1611 corocr of the liminotul, ort.c Lon g 's MANUAL GUTMAN, fhtntingtlon, 4111 7 1853. kI)M 1 N IST It.kTO R'S NOT IC in:. [Pirate a tr,‘,.1,1 Prolobloglh aria.] Legle. 01 .I.loliohOt 01100 upon the came 01 Dadlel P. 1 . 111101/.011.11. I.lfr dead.. Leen 01001e.1 to the 011.1e141:10 , 1. 1111 h.1 , 10c chime lip.l o the Mate are logos-ted to lireep:ir thew to the 00.1eleignool. tool nil 11010009 knoxlng thorn elres indebted t,lll tuaLe i11111.1,11211C !..;. P. ilk VIIISALII7IT, ?torch :31, Isee:3-61.* .4.thninistiator. Five-Twenty United States Loan ])E LL, GARRETTSON & CO., of LP Huntingdon, nro Snloicrlption Agent. to dlipoie of the Fire T‘‘enty 'ears Cuited Ftattot !dom. AIIIOIIM4 can be hod to •nit the tnronq of daret rut individunls; the interes to be payable and to bó necountod for half 3 ently In gold. [Match 31, ]EI33-2W. DISSOLCTION OF' PARTNER butt% The partnership heretofore existing bete cell John 31 Cozening 1 tat owl V.lllima Cnnlinghiu•e. HMI :err) lug of thn llttatitiplon foundry u n der the firm of Cmiontgloutt has hew by thlttual Coll,llt, this e'xltteoullt day ut Match, IEO.I dirsullod. aiot nil the delfts due to,fid h yin mlO p ‘ 1,11,1e to John 31. Clllllllllgll.llll, s 1111) u•i!! pay all the thAtts of the some. ES= U•NI • , txl Elf_ [NI()N POUNI)IIY.- 11,,,1.H,i,,,, , , of the Pohl Anunlry will bort:After In. cat I it,! on by Ito alto alit he at nil non, ready to nntl:t c.tsitngi of all kind,, inonlptly and at 1111,101 ale late, All pommy hat lng unsettled acconntB a ith the Into 31111101, will twit° hn unrd and Penh , the 0 , 1110. .1. CUNNINGLIANI. 7lutch Jh 1fi9'4 7 1. , , • ..1 A Ititic Cltan for Teachers Kishacoquillas Normal School S. Z. SHARI', PI hid!, II Rini Proplit•tor. S. 11. '3IeDONII.O J. IL 1`11,1,..0r 1.111-Ic. 'I his InstitotiOn i. butted in One of thr omit and beauiiiiii ‘4l eon m l'enif.)hitilia, and Am:on:el. il in' a 114:1113 noonl niel intelligeofeconnioWity. t 4 peLsal umtl to the tiaiotog orfeaciet.i—tile of Ito I; Leh,: ..ariiilar to thAcut the state Nuunol School nt 311110, die, xlolo the coat hill belittio over half iis Appll for cliental . to S. Z. SHARE. Vl-3Pf i i.hocalnulny, ,Itilitirf Co. Pa PROBLEM FOR THE LADIES, SENT FREE OF CHARGE IMES rl rw IAVERN The fotloning rron4 1016 filed In th e Office of i I le elm!: of the Com t if it tor :esylionx of Huntingdon county. their petitions for 11:t -es to kee p lon, or Tnr mn•,insn.lromtty.and 111 be ineiented to the .1.1 1 ., ofmdd emu ton tho third Mondn) of - A grit 1,001, for 411”, t TllOlll,l 11. O • rliiam .101)11,tou, :Slat I.lcAlm, g. NV C. IVAGOSEIt, Clerl (1,-11.'s Office, tt Ilant,ugtion, March St\ 1643. f A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.— I.:l,tate os job Shin, deed ] Lotter, or Arinlitti,ttattoti upon the elt:tte of Job Slim, lot, or Crottt,,ll tettlip: littraiiienit Co , deed, ter title,' to the unit...wood, pel•ionN having Ititaitist the ~bite ard wtlit, tstol to ill o , dut them to the ail ON !Wild indebted UM i»:1110 ill, 11,i:tote pa) °wet. A l ,lll, 1603. 1.75 .. 03 • _.6.20 g 5.0 0 V.OO "1.70 n. 1.50 ...$1.65(81.70 ntrrli FXECITTOit'S NOTI 1, .4 CENtato of Henry deed Lettrts Testrunentney noun the Lot m ill stud tentnnwnt of Ilene) Lk* d. late oh Walker town+llll3, Huntingdon Comity. ,1t tsc been grant.] to the Bitbvn i here. All MT Inq noio.vl N mater Immediate ply meat. unit those having dLilu to will pie/tout them plop. el I p authenlicAted to $5 2,111. ~75 .y :..513,!.60 = SIIIRLEYSBURG FEMALE SEMINARY, The erventeentli Arn , ion of this ToNtitittion tinier the pr. sent PI iucipal oil open on Monday .?toy 4th It sAll lie ton buil,hrtg nearer the Centre or the eillao. and the in , tt rttetton null tie, on Iteretogoo,tinea al and the. rough. Ormolu] her the rontitNiteo reposed In hint, the ineinal will endeavor to deserve, and be hopes to re ceive a geinolnei nattonnge, A clove or ontig men will be received for instruction in eliniquit, mathematic& nook keeping, &e. but 'inutile Information, apply to .t. D. KIDDER, Principal. March 24, ISA 3. -Ct. KNOX FRUIT FARM AND NUR SERIES. For many years hO tiara made thu cultivation of SMALL FRUITS a specialty. and taking into account VARIETY, QUAN TITY ond QUALITY, our.took of VINES and PLANTS GRAPES, of STRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES, CURRANTS, &c., &43 '1 is unequaled anywhere. which 00 offer nn tho must 11!o, rahle tellll9. l'artieu v.i. , lduh. to 1,111011.15 t. would in to corn !Tend with 114. or scud for our PItICF: I.IST bleb will he sent to nil npplleantv !rye of elm ge. OUR SEED STORE AND HORTICULTU RAL HOUSE I 8 A T NO. 29 FIFTH STR.EIT, whole all altleles belotig.tig to such au establistneu) can be hail of tlio best quality. J. SNOB, 13ort 155, Pittsburgh, Pa. OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADES, GILT GOLD SHADES, MUSLIN SHADES, BAILEY'S FIXVIRT;S,.: TAPE, CORD .ND TASS.4I4S, Ft LL 15901t1.11ENT AT LEWIS' 130011' STORE 9[lo SCHOOL TEACHERS.— , L Six teachers are Wanted to take charge or the pub• tic achnols of the borough of Huntingdon for a tern: of nine months. commencing on the 20th day of April. The salaries per month will be as follows. viz : No. 1, SIS; No. 2, $26; No. 3, $33; No. 4, $29; No 5. 526; No. 6, $23. A public ex:mit:et:on of applleahts will be held by the County Superintendent at the School House on Saturday, the 1111 tiny of April. commencing nt 9 o'clock. A. 51. All applicants are required to be thus eratulued—ttoue others will be employed so tench,: s, Sly orderer tho Board of Directors. J, SIMPSON AFRICA, ilrarch 31, ISO. Secretary. camemism tiRAFFUS • - Esenitt,rP. Nt.CUNNIN.IIIANI, ME Atl•lre. , •Pitolll,lN,' Put 9.13 P. 0, ' Phil hitiphia, Pa ISAAC ASHTON, Ailtfutiiltiator 3.131 E?. 31. 1.1,01'D. Exvets for 1863. THE 1863. LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OP WALL PAPER Ever Brought to Huntingdon, Is now ready for inspection and sale, LEWIS' Book, Stationoi y and Music Store. NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES FE LOWER PRICES Than the same article can be bought in Philadelphia or Pittsburg. -OUR STOCK Consists of upwards of One Hundred Different Styles Wall & Ceiling Paper & Bordering, LEM The Parlor, Sitting Room, Doming Room, Bed Loom, Hall, Kitchen, Store, SLiop, Call at the "Globe" Building, and examine our stock and prices. Qll. E SALES.—By virtue of sundry units of Vend. Exp. and FL Fa to me di recto], I will expose to public sale or outcry. at the Court House. in the botonali of Huntingdon, ON MONDAY the Mviii DAY of APRIL, 1108, nt too P. 11., tile follow log described Novel ty to nit: One lot of ground eitunte In the tlllago of Scottsville, Clay township. Huntingdon county, fronting on Hain et. 00 hot. nod extending Wel: 100 feet, bating then on erec ted one Dann, store-house. , Also--one lot of gt one.] ..ituato in the village of Seotiq.. rine, bounded. by - lots of Will Taylor nil Mathias Snoop°. hating thereon eructed One Ironic atable. Also—the tuolt,i.lon halt lilt Olin cot tufo pact of loud situate in Clay ton uship. Huntingdon county. on n theft defendant nun resider, adjoining Linde of 1./cargo 11111111011 oil the e•wt and south. the Logan tt not hotelman, de- F.critted of Hatt let (illt..g,w on the west, of Loris Mc l'itty and others on the nor tit:containing 401 ones. m , •1•o of tem Lt n Inch over lOU her 69 ore cleated, pith a &lune gilt! mill, a 9 a Ltro twa-storytintfting, a huge ta2w tome ',Auk Lane. and other out buildings thereon. to fog the garlic 11,•ct of loud nide!) Undid Hunter dot ised to Richard and Thom:. C Ashman. Alto:—the nudirlde l half pm L of a certain tract of land , ititate In Cl•p• tor, nabip. ilinitinOlon county. Itnott n at the Loiraii ttact.adjuhuug the 41111 tract in tilt levy In so !hell. on the eolith eadt, land of Adm., fleeter on the 500111.0 d9t, of 11.11 list Cia•gxe on the north-weir, and of otliel4, 1:3 net eel. 01 porches. mote • or lest, of 100 MU, ale cleared. haling Unit eon a el. had lionqe and other same tract ,liich the eF^enters of John li. Logan, deifd . colive3,l In liichatd and 0. A 11.111411, Ip deed recorded ilk olnl o. rk . O. V. page 348, rialZeri. Nitro ill exieution, 111 AI to he 101 l the propel ty of 111k:balk/ iiiiii ts• • A bto—( Adjuitrue , l sale— hy tirtuo of :1 in it of Ler. l'ocns•) nil that certain messuage or tract or taw/ +itua h•iu Cans too nship, Huntingdon Gaup ty, unit Stale of Venn, onstitining one hundred mot mop tt ntleson.i allow An, of nit per gent for toads. se., n‘t. JOining other lands bn mot ly or Hubert Speer, decd.. and nth, 4, (briny, the B.lllle of land which by deed. it rd 13tis nee., sold and conveyed by Duni Clas pot. ttostee, to in the 'tie of Site toil estate o 1 the said Hobo: t Speer. deed, to the laid Jacob Cs e baelt and Hot no; 1,. Thoono toeclil•t ith all and dingo nr, the build ing+. improvenb.titv,oooll, nay s. W aldo, oilier soirees, taken era•ution and to bo sold LIS the property ofJaeob Cte,t til and Lim ;ace 1.. UtOV, Alse—All the deletidant' right.. title and into cut iu and ..to one tat of groadd situate in 'Lou! trm st. ship, Huntingdon satiety, Penna , adjoining land ofanint W. ecutt and Joseph Wilson. ha, mg thereon erected one ta..)-story Ilan, P into. ptiutvd vvhitu. IMO frame stable and Whet untbuildtng, taken In execution, and cold at the pi,qoo ty of )1..1.1)1)1,1p. A4lo—The defendant's right, title nnil in terest in and to the folluiving re It estate,viz: 318 acres. more ur lest. situate in Tod township. Ituttingdon coun ty. surveyed to I /to name of Ilona lfunrlt, hounded ott the northwest by land of It. Hare Pun ell. not th.east by land annelid to A tultison it Horton. south. e.t by laud of Philip Barnet, now 01 . 1.11011, Dorrk 4: Co. Ako-107 itcres. Its n e or loss. situate on the north stile f t.itantp ti !tun In. Tv! toss nshtil, gvavt)scl in the name of 13-njani in Penn. Also—ST macs of tool, more ca less, its Tad towrddli, sin se3ed In the name of G. Millet on the 001 Eli west by lands of Andy., Donaldson. and nu the south-east by Huntingdon t !head Top Railroad CO land. Al,--157 acre•, of Moil. mote or le•s K itootr, In cam, toolo,lap, sor,e3rd hl the 11.110 of Neel Clock, and Irmo -1,1 no Ili, too th-tar4t hells atol Boni:min houth t..t ly T.t in a, to 1 .t.F. rat, wrath cast by MO o tlo.o Zintlnel cola. Alhn-2Cu! ,:trne ...urv03,41 Cn• 114111.: 6otind,tl Oil the ,0001-0.1.1 t by It ood, Bacon R Co.. son th.wost by Chrbaiun I.lm net and Nvldom, ltrontl,tune and 1.. T. NV.thon Li: Co. A4o-47 act ec, more ur less. situate in llopeu ell ton n• shin, surveyed in the nail, of A. 0, Occult, hounded on the nut th...xst by land of Philip Cornman, soutit-en.t, by land 14 David Mountain's heirs. south-, est and welt by lAnd of Patton In Petrel; in, .11,—liefaalatiCa t Wit. title and interest in anti to a (filet of land outage in Hopewell township. Iluntinzilon otitity. Mllll ve il ed ou iv:m(111N fir the name of Peter I in-- I log, 1).11. Sarah Levi, Margat et Levi„td.int its I. I latiloilt !let tiiag. Ft cilia tek llerring and Conrad Het ring. the tli‘Nott line to be run according to article of agreement tw urea tile TI itster.s Of .10/11, Savage de climed. and Or. l'eter Shotteberger. who was the ow nor of the other hall of soil II art, anted [ha 14th day of Novem ber. A. 1/, 191;, nail another agreement explahang the prier one between tile said parties and dated the 1 dth Fen t nary. 1645, both of w hich 0.114 at tides at e d to be rocm•ded. - 0111.111 part of a tract of land Ftleellt ad to Jacol, iliklearas o Welt h w not be , •o i‘revioidy 1010 tin. 1111.1. teen 01 .101111 e.tt,:tth, the tit ,t of that name te,l IQ, the, !Pit-Nit g' ant,. null .111 the lard 11“ t 01111 lit^Vivtl-13 xhn h sus 0,, u005 ed tho.puld John 'go. dead.. I.y /Au al .1 terin....eton and I, Ile by et, d d Wed the .lal of Api 11. nod 1 eCvldol m llouting.l.m county in In ad Book X. l eo IU2. .114,. 111 the (I. 11 inlituri tillo and Interest in all that cei twin inewidge ur tinet of inn l qttu ito in !looting dell 00111I1) . COn Milting 120 Poi es. 10 - 610 uI toljottillit; hinds ton nierly at Rola, t opeor deceased. and otheis, being tile 5.1010 tract of land, m hich 53 Pa. d dated 12111 Leuvubeq 10224 wad conveyed by David e. to Jacob Cleoeu ell and fierace lhown. Seized, taken in execution and to ho sold as the propel ty of Jacob Creswell. Alan—All the right, title end interest of defendant in and to all that certain lot of wound eituate iu the tun n of 1101 net, in Callen, tOSerltditth teollttlig 60 feat on flannitots street. anti extending in depth one hen. tired and torty feet to Henil....k alley, being lot No. lfl, in the plan of said town—having thereon erected a dwelling house. stable, and other inipiovenieut.. Also--All the I iglit, 11110 and Interest of defendant in and to all that eertrtin lot of ground situate in the ton. .11 'tartlet. Carbon township, Huntingdon county. front ing 50 feet on Hamilton street. and extending in depth 140 feet to Hemlock iilley, being lot No. 31 in the plan of eaiti town. on is erected a dwelling house. 4c.— Seized. talon in execution, and sold 115 the 1100pelly of Jaynes Dunn. Also—All the right: title rind interest' of din defendant in and to tiro; th eo acres of land Into° or leas. situate in Union township. Huntingdon county. Po., adjoining lands of 31. F. Campbell, ealt, land of A. J. FL'S tlewatt ur James Donaldson un the a eat, and lond of An drew Wise on rho south, olont thirty Hon 09 of which aro cleni - red. and being the sumo tract of WO conveyed to Marl 31. NVI6e, by deed ham A. J. Postlowait G. her doted Septembor. MS. Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold nU the pi openly of )[my V. Wise. Also—All the defendant's right, title and interest of in and ton certain tract of land situato in Tod township, adjoining lands of linnet Unker, Denpunin Da. her and whom, having thoreon era:lode two-story frame house, weather WHO, and a stable; C. ntatni,,g fifty octet. more or lee,: all or nearly all cleared and in a elate of cultivation. Seized, taken in execution and sold as the property of Daniel SIIODIZ. Also—All the right, title end interest of defemlent in and to ono Int of gron rid situate In the village of Manor till. Barret, township. Huntingdon county. N., f, on tilt:: nti Iho rood or sliest leading through sold village and .nlioining laud of Mis. Samuel Myton, lloorge Platt, and Iota! thereon erected ono two story frame house, sta ble and out buildings. Seized. taken In executtou and to be sold as the property of Hamilton McAllister. Also—Nineteen neree of lava !situate in Cromwell township, Huntingdon county, adjoining lands of Deter Wiled on the south. laceb 11. Dell on the nest, lure's heirs and others, having thereon erected a saw-mill and cabin house.. Solo. A, taken In execution, and to be sold as the property of Andrew IcConitoglty, 4 1 . - oticeto Pardms•rt.—lihtlera at Uorttreoalos will tako notice that immediately linen the ploporty being; knocked down, fifty per cont. of all hide under $l.OO, and twenty, fro per cent. of nil bide over that shim mud he paid to the blieliff. or the property n 11l be no up again and Sold to other biddorri who y.lll oomplY with the aboro tenet. Sheriff's Stiles will hereafter -he made on Monday, of the fret week of Court, and tho Nude acknowledged on the following Weffneeday. GEO. W. JOGNEM, norm. Fassotires Oonca, tt 24,186). NT °TICE :TO INTERESTED.AI:L the ai-courre of Leri Evans, Tritsiee under a vol• untary assignment of Jacob S. Berkstresser and J. Addi son Moore for bonofit of creditors, 1148 been filed in solid office of the Prothonotary of Huntingdon county, and will be pi esented to the Court of Common Pleas of euthl county for confirmation and allowance on the second Monday of April, and will be so confirmed and allowed unless creep- Ilona are Lied thet eto. W. C. ‘VAHONEIt, Prothouulary's OBee, . 1 Prothonotary Hunt/110ml; Maith 10, 14E-3.1 NOTICE TO ALLINTERESTED.- The Trust account of John Scott ,Trustee of Margaret W. Anderson under a declaration of trust created by her lato husband .1;11n P. Andersona deed., has been filed In the office of the Prothonotary of If untlngdon county. and will be presented to the Court of Common Pleas of said county on the eecoud Mondny of April met, for confirmation nud alto% onto. nod Milt bolo contained and /MIA ed unless exceptions aro filed thereto. Prothopotal y'a Officn., , -W. C. WAGQNkIit., thin tiogdon, - March 10,186:.1 PrOthono:aty. • MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS. Lave tha pleaaure of lutdrmtnir yon that we ate now prepared to offer, at our OH Stand Noa. 103, 105 &HT North SECOND St., 0 • A well nelected stock of MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS, in every vrtriety, of the latest importations, nod of - the newest and 11103 t fashtouahly Styles. OUR STRAW DEPARTMENT will comp:lac every varlet} - of llonnots. Iltitn and 2,im• toluitg to bc found In that liar, of tlic leant nod most np premed shapes and at.tles. Sollei.lng no early call, I re- Malta Youre, Ittsptctfully, H. WARD. m.tzt, IS, 19C.1-11. DROCRAIIIATION.--WITEREAS, by a precept to me dircetcd. - dated imt Huntingdon, the th of .litnuory. A. D. 1802. under the handle and atoll of the Hun. Georg° Taylor, Pre.!dent of tho 'Court of Common Nem, Oyer and Terminer, and general jail deliv ery of tho'glth Judicial District of Ponneylvania, comnp.r. bed of Huntingdon, illelr mai Cambria counties; and the Mona. Benjamin F. Patton and William B. Leas hie Rana/. Moe, Judges of the county, of Huntingdon, justice. ass eigned. appointed to he. tr, try nod determine ail nod every Indictments nude or taken tor Or concerning all Crimea. ei,leo by the taco of the Sta.: ate made capital, or felon ice of Oath, and other Cl hoes mot rulstletueettOrs, whi c h hat,. been or shall her: mile: he committed or pet pc.' tr,,t,,m, fire, lose gt,:e.saiml-1 ant commanded to mmtnice public prochundllon thmorth . ..out nr , hula baffle. lob; that a Court of Oyer and Psi ;aloft . , 'or Common Pica, and Qua, ter Seeilune, ails be held nt the Court House, in tin. borough of Huntingdon, en the momcond Monthly (and ldth day) or April tiara, foal throe mt I:0 it ill prosecute the salmi pridoncre, be than and there to loosen:to them 05 it shall ho and that all job* as of the Peace, Coroner and Cumtablcm within said cummt;., bo non and thero imm their propel person:, ' 01 10 o'clock. a. in. of Sold day, vitt, their ecurds. ingtmicitione. exanduatitate and routembraa• ee3. to du those things Ohlch to their ogle , . rcolpoet:tely appal tam. - Vatod at ifuntlngdon, the 21th or Mnrcli, In the year of our I.nra ono rimomnsand eight hot - Imbed and ,lxty•tliree, anti rho Sit It par of American Independent e. OGO. W. JOHNSFON: - .3ittrig: T Y ROCI, A E A 8., by fs precept to me directed lay the Judge , : of the Coln men Hoag of the county of Huntingdon, beaming teat the l7th day of .1 Immory. 1103. I nut comunmodod to moime f'roeltunatton througloott inn cL.dc bailiwick, Matt Coot I of Common ulo is dill be held at Ore Conti lhoPe. In the borough of fluntiogolon. ti 'ant) Seth day) 01 Anti!, A. IS., 10,3, tot the ttlal of all I, aim", in sold Curt r. Itlmit trinaht tn. !stet alined 12ettre the call bodge', ultra Owl sib- Te all jlacm oit noiws, and muitere, in-Ito Niel. , of oil Ilia, tee requited. bated ot flog ion, the 2,flt of Match. 1n Mtn y.pti of Pout Lott use tliouvhuil eight hundred and amxty.three, and the Cilia year of Anmot tmti,, I timicimetniettee. GEO. W. JoIiSSION, &cry; COURT AFFAIRS. T RIAL LIST- A.P.ttiL 1802 IMINEEM W. W. &D. C. Entre/an vs 511clitel Rona, Some id 2 mne. Gun. Voun's Administrator vs Brice X. Distr. , JacobKnuffnum 91 Hobert F. !least. " ei:coNti weEn. r -' - - I. D.smunn, survivor, &c. vs George M. Park. I. Emnuen " vs Same. John eneugs vs Hazard & Cut fumn. thonuel Fleming vs Hun. I. Steunrs's exact tan. l'. 'Andelsonil excentor vs Henry Orlscly. 1. X. & H. W. Swo..ps Ts Juseph McCoy. WM. C. WAGON'Ett, Pret'y Hun'ingkm !I..reh 15, 11C3. GitAND TUR011.3,. ATlSpattll Jacob, farmer, Jackson, Alexander John, J. P., Shirley, Buckley Win., farmer, Shirley, Bilgor George, minion, West, C row never Andrew, merelient, Barree, - Cunnirigluun Richard, farmer. West. (Jellison Loran, plasterer, Carbon, Cooper•Sainuel, F. in West, , Cornelius James, lallerer, Porter, , FiirbeslN founder, West, Grove David, farmer, Henderson, Hamer Solomon, farmer, West Meredith Lewis, shoemaker. Huntingdon; Neff Samuel, farmer, Porter, Querry George, farmer, Cars , M anson W. C., farmer, Dublin, Stine Soul. gr., farmer, Warriorsnuirk, Siems, , b6dhego. laborer, W'ar'mk, Thompson Elijah, farmer, Warriorsmark, Wakefield George P., farmer, Shirley, Weight Geo., shoemaker, Peon, Whittaker John, farmer, Porter, Walker Win. S., tinner, Alexandria. TRAC£RSE 31:11ORS —FIRST WEEK. George Berkstresser, farmer, Hopewell. Jonathan Briggs, farmer, Tell. J. Nelson Ball, machinist, Huntingdon. - Elias Bartol, carpenter, Huntingdon. & tome ! Coen, gentleman, Barree. Joseph Cannon, mbruhant, Huntin,gdon. Henry Ours propst, farmer, Barree. Simon Coulter, farmer, Walker. John Crotsley, farmer, Cass. Mordecai Chdeote, teacher, William Dysart, farmer, Franklin. " Isaac Donaldson. farmer, Hopewell. - John Ebert% farmer, Franklin. William A Fraker, merchant, Sliirleysturg William +diger, laborer, Brady. Perry Ginter, farmer, Morris. Abednego Grazier, farmer, Warrinrsmark. James Higgins, cabinet-maker, Huntingdon. Hays Hamilton, manager, Franklin, , David Isenberg. farmer, Henderson. John Ingrain, farmer, Franklin. , Joseph lowan, blaeketaith. Barree. • George Lininger, farmer, Walker: John Lotz, farmer, Shirleyeburg. John M. Lowden, farmer, Tell. Miles Lewis, firmer, West, John M. , Candless, carpenter. Carbon. Jonathan K. Metz, farmer, Brady. K MeCaban, gentlemen, Huntingdon. James McCracken, firmer, Oneida. .10-dina Morgan, farmer, Cromwell: Wm. E. MeMurtiic, farmer, Huntingdon. Id -are W. M.i.eer, plasicier, Brady.— Will Min McFadden, Wm Joel P'utinner, I.,amer, Reeil,,lahmer, t n . William Rotlir.i.dt, brewer, Aleitandria. George Steffey, farmer, Joekrop, David Scorer, f,re er, Cassrille. - • James Seeds, farmer. Franklin. Joseph it St:midmost), farmer, Brady.- Andrew Sprankle, farmer, Morris. - •J. Murray Simpson, farmer, Huntingdon. David Whitsell, farmer, Oneida. Thomas Withers, clerk, Jackson, Robert Williamson, farmer, reirree. Levi 'Weeitbrook, boatman, Walker, Nathaniel Williams, laborer, Huntingdon. TRAVERSE JURORS—SECOSD Simon Beck,'farmer, Warriorsmark. John Bisbin, mason, Alexandria. James Colegalc, farmer,. Cromwell. Wm. A. Copley, blacksmith, Warrioremark. Alexander Cannon, mason, Hentingdun. Jacob liliae, farmer, Tod. John Eby, farmer, Shirley. Fetterhoof, cabinot•maker, Huntingdon. Elijah Gorsueb„farmer, 'Oneida. . _ John R. Gosnell, farmer, Cass. Samuel Houck, farmer, 'rod. Adam Hooter, farmer, Clay. Abraham Harnish. farmer, Morris. Hebert Ingram, faimer,. Franklin, George Jackson, farmer, Huntingdon. Hugh Jackson, farmer, Jackson: Hog,h King, farmer, Shirley. William MeClown, farmer, Clay. Samuel Miller, farmer, Shirley, Thompson Martin, farmer, Porter. R. A. Miller, dentist, Huntingdon. Lewis R. Morgan, watchman, Shirley. Wm. P. Molmffey, laborer, Brady. John Nearhoof of George, laborer, Woeful/. Benjamin Norris,:labprer, Springfield. Allen Rankin,' 'miner, - Carbon. John Rhode:4, farmer, Hendariiin. John Shope, jr., farmer, Union, Henry Spanogle, Jr..: river, Warriormark. George L. §mith,•farmcr, Cass. John Shaver, Esq., farmer, Shirley, - • Thomas A, Smellier, gentleman, Shirley. John B. Smith, farmer, Jackson. Benjamin E. Stitt. farmer, Wm. Thompson, farmer. Brady. , . Dauld Weight. farmer, War:lung NOTIGE,:-4-:-Notiee hereby given, to ill persons intermiteir, ;lint owing mewed persons have' settled their A.CCollfltll to ihe - Register'a Ogle., at Huntingdon, and that the maid accounts will he presented ,for condensation-And vdtmettpce at an Orpban.P.Ciani,lo beheld rat 3juytJagdptt , lii Lad for the county of Huntingdon. on Monday, the 17th day uf April negt,(lB63,y to wit t let. Administration account of Geo. IV. Reese/slog. Ad ministrator of Michael Detwiler, late of Pinftieps dac'd. tluertienehlp account ofJemos A.Stewars, Admits istrator of William Stewart, live of West township; deed., who. in hla llte time, was gnardfan of Ellie June head awl Margaret Anne lteed. minor childrenof Jasees Recd, late afield township in the county of Unntingdon, deceased. 3d. Account of John Y. Hay. administratorof Jana E. Hay, late of Porter township. deceased. 4th. Trust account of Williem Madden, trustee appiiint. ad by the 'Orpheus' Court of Huntingdon county, tascil tho Reel Estate of Jar ea O. Madden: decedent Gth. Supple Mental and beet account of Jenne! Curie and B. P. Neely, executors of Tharnue W. No*, late of Dublin, township, deceased.- ' - eth. Cuardlontblp Awning of Fbnedict Btephona. VAL. fluordion of Rebores /lormon. a !Moor daughter of,F01.1: Iformon, late of Cromwell Mtn:l4lp, &treaded: 7th. Ylmr and miry oreoutit of A. W. Swoops, Ad. mlnletrotor of the oatate of SaaA Xing, late of titan township, demoted. • 5413. Guardianship account of•Dmid 111110, gunnllanof Jacob... Flusher and Joho Flasher minor children of John Pitteher. deceased. ' - ' 9. Adruhrietration acoonnt of Min Donaldediu, ndmill- Setrator with the will annexed of Julio rinfitt, info of Iluponell township Su the county of Ihintmgdm. deed. lUth. The adurinidtrotion account Of-Jorwilbarnaritidla„ mlndurstrztor 01.1ocob Drimdie, In to of llopdsvelltewnehip, deceased. - 11th. The fleet trust aclxamt of Ronry Davis. tramee of Jeculs Neff, deed., under tho nil/ of Narserffef, deed. 11th. Tiro administration mown; or Josopla .IPeop coot Samurai If. 51 1 Coy,:dzecutors of the lastiern had tagtamrot of Francis A. McCoy. late of Brody township. demmaml. 17th. The administratmir account of dacrob Goodman, administrator of Rachel .4,:r McDonald, late of Brady town. ship, dresatecd.•' • - ' 14th. Tin account of Gilbert Iforpin: artd.ehristlats Pcightnl, ediumistrators with the mill hone-zed of (ivory Warfel, deceased. 15th. The account ofJamee Johnston, one of the ezeo- oleo of lingli - Jblnistonr late of Oass:township, deceased, 10th. The Ailnihristration aCeuMit c.ftlaisturi Comiolus nod Sterret Cummins. execntore of llubert Cooluants, late of Jackson lovishipoleceirked, 17111. Tho Admini•tration account of Samuel T. Drawn lino, Administrator de !plots nun cum testannitto Clf James Eurrildu, deed. 15th. Fluor account of Juba Scott. Nag., snardian. of Jos. 51. Deaths..., u unnormiriblofJes“o.Mattbeerps of the acrourit'ofJnotScett. Executor of the lost hill caul testaturnt of John P. A dots:On:late of the borough yr tloutingdua. deceased. /WI. Partial AtiMilasteatioit nccount of Sarni. II and John A. Icrlicrran, Executors of Juror IlePherrao, late of Fraultlin tunnship, deceased. 21m . Yinai a,rourat of Joshua Wl tinmssn . Administriu tor, with the hill annexed of 111 rain tt Illiacnsuo, hate of West township. deceased. 221. Administration account of Ir. IL Johnston and Benjamin Mut:nail. Administrators of George Mural, /ate of West township. deeosse•l. • ; " 23d. The Second General, and itfin tho opatate-rrecounta of James 0 win. guardian of Isnou P. Pommy end Mary 11. Dutsey, mirror children or Greenbelt( horsey, /ate of the borough of 11 un ting.lod. decenstd." 24th. The Trust account of John C. Watson, Esquire, Trustee to sell the real estate of Hiram Wriliaroma, Irate of Wort township. deceased. - 25tli. 'J'rust acconnt ofJohn-C.- tratßotti,,Ninfrey Truster appointed Orialijie Genre 91 - untip244 . l4 comity to sell the Roll etAtil, of Tliom.vi - 14.9wen*, de. craned.2.l2lz - Thoirdfnatisivotion- - noes - tine of Jelin- Veon. Ade ministniror4rt.slory• Sulienefeit.-late - off Union township, linn , fugdon County, Union of Fredcricb acheneitit, - ‘lO. . A 4 2711.. Tim Admiistration rteonurof JObiietA loon-011,11trator of Jane JtAir.stou, late of Jock on dere:hard, 2.01. Administration acciaint of John Demi oneore IN risen, Adorhustrator. or the e,trite uf 171111a d ni G Deed g , Tate or Wen towu.slo, Dun tingdon mom nty.dccensed. ' • •• ' DANIEL; IV.' IVO3I2.LSDOIt oM co , Register. Iluntiur„don, slch. 17, /003.1 Lottery of Ailtrilblitinthin-tuire'liCon'grhnted the underrignod upon tlioestnt o of Abrinn Lewis, tote of Mount Union. Malley townsiii¢. Ifuntingilon county, de. ceased. Al! l ielsous indebted will mnke.paymont, And those havin g claims, present them, properly_nu Cap Vont ed, to tic.' - • - wrtsox, landerign twp., JOS. C. SECIIILEIt, Mount Union. Maich 21,18 , 13..M.11 1) 10 --SCII001; -,TEACHERSIcir ATBmjsoN'S NORMAL saggtu t _ CO3Ik ' ENCES 1v CASSVIAL'E, MONDAY, 41.PRIf. 6,1.861.:1 For further particulars, eddre!g! LJUNIXTA JaKfNSON, Sbr/ 1 1 1 11 . Tetilllet, Pa narch 17, 1.46.431.* CITRAW GOODS • ALL,TIII: ISM STY,LES, For Ladies, Aliases; and Mildred's Wear. ' 4Frenelt awl American FLOWERS, 130:4SIL T. 11J. nows, and n general- asfviiment of Ar/LLINZIRY GOOria, at thelawost cash pricos—TVitr,fesulecinst Retail. • -3111,1.1N1113 will conPnlt their interest by examining my stock beret° mating their pnrebnnes. 1 21S AItCU Plittadelpliie Mitre/ 13, 1283-2 w. , ADMINISTIIA'rORS' (Estate of Etheard Cox. deed.] Latent of administratom upon the astute. of PdVaarg Cox. late of Barren renew/hip, Illtutlngdeftl-Tonrify76-ed: teeing Imen 1;1 anted to tho underalgued, all persons tiny. log unites against the estate nee requested to pro tent tlt m to the onder,lgned, end all perilous Indebted wilt make 11.1111.1111te payment.; Fob. 21, 1203-430. ADINIINISTIIATORS':NOTICT ; tr,late of Philip Equ'r; deed.] betters of Administration upon the estate of Phillt! Pipor, lute of Porter township deed.. having been gran ted to the undersigned, all persons having elnlms against the estate are requested to present them to the under• signed. and all persons indebted will make immediate payment. TiIt:MAD D. W.4.1.D. Elt, YIIILIY IL•PIPHIt, Administrators. 31areb 3,1863-6 t A .1) MINI ST fi AT Olt'S NOT Lep,- . [Estate. of Donnlitle shock. gift:W:l • • Letters of Adlnittivt mien upon the estate of Dent. yin, Shock, tote of, West towtoddai tratithnithin* empty,' deed. hming been granted to the meter:knell, nII persons having claims against the Watt, ate yogneste.) to present them to tho onderAlgned. and all person 4 Indebted matte itIVIIVAhItC pa;. malt, WILLIAM SMOCK., , Warrlor-ridge, Meh::3, 1 4 63-Gt.. "Ad:llll'4'6lmm. • A _ HOUSE AND't WOI '" JOTS " :."' !Fd7f,.g * A . The subscrlhor off<re tit prlratd MK pkotanly ho anow occuple,s in Nartlteart Iluothigtlau. The ltoutte is a t urn-story frame. There tae let uf eltelere Gull hets upon the preltiaea. For let ma call upon the sabscriher, I'll.trcle3. ISM - • ' -" A. I i kTURSEitY STOCK: 11:6ES, FINES, :11111113iillY,Ad. •• • - At the b> refit Ellsls price. - •,- .141. 3. qv liorthleast'litintingdort PAPER ,A4NGINast DEPT, No. 10 66,t'tailai;:si'r f ' New York, ' Diractiy opposite the Wedtern, Hold. .1 The Croton Ithinnracturing Co, ( Ol genital IV 1I mul4r,tlallleagratNnufacturing La - iiof the - St.lto of New Vuk) Wl,, nt nholo.lo, In gium:lthlp.'enit purchasers, At Manufacturms' Lol,e9t PAPRit HANGINGS °revel,' Ynriety of style and prhso BUILDERS to march, , FIRE-IWAILD PRINTS, , TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES, 01 -PAINTED IVINDOW•SIIADES,, WIDE WINDOW CUItTATII PAPERS, tirid ' WINDOW 811506 PIETURES„ . STORE SHADES MADE TO ORDER AN Ltrixabi • Of the lato.t etylei end supeLipr. Lot h. all of their corn manufacture and importation.. r iid thejr stock ie WS* and entirely now. they invite Merchants. Duelreellers; Aug Dealor4 iu these urticles, to Coll and examine tlyir,44letka and miens, a hencver they 11dt - the city.: Feb. 18, 1361-fa _ - _ -F4irr.4ANl) ly.rNasvAltiftv _.4 Wm, MARCH & BROTHER,. 41 MARKLE k SB.U.Rq. AA., • g u y s just, opened:To LYse , now , and mieuipaSiteg slack of Foreign an Docriestlc of all kitiiis Mid quail-- ties. embracing everything In that hue. Also, &complete. assortinou of GitOO,ERIES,, - - rem/weedy chimp, with good weight and 'fair measure, together with 411.11;13N6WARE, - STOSEWARD, lIARDWARA BOOM & 5110 ES, LC., &C., be., . and all the rations other neaten usually kept in a COlto , try store, so that the inquiry is not •• What bare March Brother got," bet " What hare they not?" Being satisfied that their largo and complete stock of the above named goods °toner be excelled to quality, quantity or cheapness in this section of Country, we, Te, spectfally ask to trial,, feeling Satisfied that, a liberal pa. Wattage will' be extended towards no, by all who are is need of good artleles at low prim. Oux,motto is "quick ealea and small protits.". - • . repectfully request tLe pAttOnAgo 05 all, and en. .eclally ear Trough Crook 4a1105 frieuths, Everytillug taku¢ la excluingli for gboils exteptpromf. • AfJ•Cash paid, fay allAiudeof groin, foyirbleb th e bibbed market Pikes will be glvon• Wm? March la agent for the Broad Top Waited& rein pany in llerkleabnrg Station. He fa prepared .te ship all nimbi of pain io.ttii.Esateru markets: 'Davies a large viareroolu, farmers can .store• with him mail ready ta ehip. livery convenience will be affurdedltheni: V e tt amity flour by the barrel alviaie on bawd at' tbe'the rites. WILLIAM DIARda 4c. altoo , n ' idelleleabnrg, Nov. ha,1862. - XrOU tl-4, JArgew`a • • . Ben t; Ladled' Dtp3 CloodA4 - PArtilEV. JOKY COX, JOHN couinfArr. - - Executors Nn E MI FOR 5 , .3L4.; I