(12e Cobe.
HUNTINGDON, PA.
Wednesday morning, Oct. 21, 1863
LOCAL & PERSONAL
A Turkey and a Mammoth Pumpkin.
—On Monday evening last, we receiv
ed by railroad an open box containing
a turkey gobbler and a mammoth Un
ion pumpkin. Soon after we received
a few lines by mail informing us that
the handsome presents were sent to
us by the Union boys of Germany Val
ley, as a mark of their esteem for our
services in fighting traitors during the
late exciting campaign. We can only
say in return for such evidences of the
warm friendship of the Uuion boys of
Germany Valley, that we thank them
for their good will and their handsome
presents, and promise them that in
the future we will try to do as good
service for our country as they give
us credit for having done in the late
contest.
THAT'S TILE PLACE.—We received
on Friday last, from our young friend
Harry Fisher, a can of fine oysters,
for which ho will please except our
thanks. Mr. Fisher runs a market
car to this place, and to the Broad Top
coal regions, regularly every week,
and is always.prepared to supply cus
tomers with the best oysters and oth•
er good things from the eastern mar
kets. Give Harry's ear a call.
A lady friend knowing that we had
holed all the snakes in this neighbor
hood, on Monday sent us about twen
ty poundsoflarge eels, cleaned and rea
dy for the pan. They too will disap
pear. She has our thanks.
F. 11. LANE, with Hagen, Boyd & Co.
Denlore in Segars - , Leaf and Manufac
tured Tobacco, No. 61 North Third
Street, Philadelphia. Any persons
wishing to purchase anything in the
Tobacco line for cash or short time
prices can be favorably dealt with ei
ther by ordering, or if visiting the city
by calling upon Mr. Lane.
Died, in this place on Friday, the
16th inst., Wm. P. ArinmtsoN, aged 22
years. Young Anderson fought in the
ranks with great bravery at the first
13ull Run battle, for which lie was soon
after promoted to a Lieutenancy in the
regular army.
A - Nix; INSTITUTION. - A. " central
market" has been opened in the ware
room near the post office, for the sale
of fresh meat, vegetables, etc. Fresh
meat can be had every day in the
week, and at any hour. This is the
thing most wanted in Huntingdon,
Und we hope the enterkising gentle
men may be liberally patronized.
DAN Ewes CHEAT Snow.—This po
pular establishment, which is under'
the immediate control of Dan Tice,
`•the patriotic showman"' is to viait
Huntingdon on Thursday next, Oct.
22. Dan has always been a lover of
his country, and his patriotism was
fully put to the test in the summer of
ISM, when he ran the blockade at
Memphis Tennessee, but was overta
ken at Owensboro, ICy., and his prop
crty confiscated by the minions of Jeff
Davis; but not dishearted by these cir
cumstances Dan made the tour of Ohio
addressing war meetings, and contrib
uting liberally from his purse to aid
the cause. Dan has now one of the
best shows travelling, comprising
among the many celebrities a full
corps of acrobats, athletes, and gym_
mists, and his funny mules. Pete and
Barney, and his wonderful blind talk
ing horse Excelsior, Jr. This animal
is unsurpassed for sagacity and intel
lect.—Besides, the veritable Dan is
with the show, and we all know that
he is considerable of a show himself,
with his patriotic speeches, amusing
awl numerous sallies, local hits, and,
in fact, his whole budget of fun. So
remember Pan's patriotism ; his de
sire and ability to please—also the
ate of his arrival—and give him a full
canvass.
A VATXATIM: BOOK.—The material
from which the future history of the
war for the Union is to be written, is
! .I.p.,ciimAlAting abundantly, and there
has heel) no more valuable contribu
tion to it than the "Annals of the or
;ny of the Cumberland," just publish
ed by Messrs J. B. Lippincott & Co. Tt
pontains a full account of Q-wncr
al
Rosccran's campaign down to the
Advance toward Chatanooga, with des
criptions of all the battles, skirmishes
and expeditious, biographies and por
traits of all the principal generals and
the officers of their staffs, and much
other interesting mutter. We find that
there aro no loss than 73 portraits
of officers, engraved on steel, besides
other fine illustrations. The volume
is a large octavo of 671 pages, superb
ly printed and richly bound. Its au
thor is an officer of Roseeran's army,
but his name is not given. Ho has
done Lis work well and produced a
most interesting and valuable book.
Since it was written, a number of those
;whose lives he has given, have proved
},heir heroism anew on the bloody field
pf Chichamauga. Every one who had
relatives or friends that were in that
and the other battles of the Army of
the Cumberland, should procure a co
py of this really elegant and valuable
work.
For sale at Lewis' 33001 f Store
COURT AFFAIRS
TRIAL LTST—
vEnuErs. puma, 1E163
MEEN.
Mary C McCalllQ A. West R,Olllll NS Co.
61.e.goaa, Ta)to,, et AS., .1. 1.11ne1...a jr ~•t nl.
Dannalaa. ay for la, n, W. S. Ent. 0km....1.1C0
W. W. ae. R. C. Eta; Skin 1.4 M. Stone A. .1. Enarato..
C=CEI
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Fame
Gel,. W. Tallgll.l/..111 , 1. 1. 111 lee X 111.1'r.
Campbell be Who man .1. W. .N1,:1
3legallan'o Ito, ale lilintboth )leg In
Jacob Miller vi Juba McComb.
Thoilupi Nul riv Vi 1,11. YOCUM.
R'3l. C. IVAtIONEN, 19 of y
Mottlittplon, Oct. 21, ISGS.
EIEDIEEEME
Sam' Beck, gentleman, Warriorsmark
Israel Baker, farmer, Tod.
Sterret Cummins, farmer, Jackson.
James Duff, mason, Jackson.
David E. Eshleman, painter, Shirley.
David Friedley, butcher, Walker.
Jacob Felmlco, fhrmer, Tell.
IL G Fisher, merchant, Huntingdon.
John Hanawalt, farmer, Union.
Daniel Hawn, laborer, Brady.
John Herneane, jr., farmer, Shirley.
Samuel Hess, farmer, Oneida.
Isaac Neff, farmer, West.
Joshua Prioe, farmer, Dublin.
Jos. Bomberger, fitrmer, Warriormark
Samuel Steffey, inn-keeper, Jackson.
Milton Sangree, farmer, Walker.
Samuel II Shoemaker, Huntingdon.
George Sipes, merchant, Dublin.
A W Swoope, J. P., Union.
George Smith, farmer, Union.
A S Stevens, tailor, Clay.
Levi Dell, farmer, Union.
James Duff, mason, Jackson.
TRAVERSE JURORS-FIRST WECK.
John Anderson, farmer, Penn.
James Barr, farmer, Jackson.
Jeremiah Brown, farmer, Springfield
Samuel Barnet, carpenter, Barree.
William Boyer, farmer, Penn.
A II Bowman, merchant, Union.
- Henry Crosswell, laborer, Porter.
Nicholas Crum, thriller, Toil.
Thomas Cessna, farmer, Tell.
Curry, Manufacturer'
C _Franklin,
Aaron Evans, Gentleman, assville.
Jackson Engheart, farmer, Hopewell,
Martin Flenner, farmer, Walker
Frederick Garner, farmer, Penn.
Robert Goshorn, farmer, Tell,
Henry Garner, farmer, Penn
John Heaton, farmer, Carbon
Conrad Hoffman, farmer, Clay -
Robert Hooper, Tailor,
Brady
Thos. Isenberg, clerk, Franklin
Robert Johnston ' Farmer, West
Jonathan Kay, ffirmer, Dublin
Joseph Little, shoemaker, Shirley
John Lefford, Teacher, Porter
Geo. Mattern, farmer, Franklin
Gco. Miller, farmer, Union
James i‘lcElvoy, manager, Porter
Geo McLaughlin, merchant, Shirley-
William B. Martin, farmer, Barre°,
It C McGill, founder, Alexandria
Samuel Musser, farmer, West
Edward McHugh, operator, Garb(in
John Pheasant, farmer, Union;
Alfred Porter, clerk, Franklin
Henry Rhodes, farmer, Shirley
John Ross, laborer, Brady
William States, thriller, Penn
Amos Smooker, farmer, Brady
Martin Shotrner, farmer, Brady
Samuel Seehrist, farmer, Brady-
Jeremiah Sbaup, carpenter, Shirley
Tho: Stewart; farmer, Barre 3
Abraham Siteuefelt, farmer, Juniata,
Peter Tippeny, J. P., Morris
Marta 'Wilson, farmer, Brady
A J Wallace, farmer, Tell
TRAVERSE Jl;rt.l s-4rcost) WELK.
David Ashton, farmer, Springfield.
Daniel Barr, farmer, Jackson.
Peter 111. Burk et, tanner, Warriormark
Alexander Baker, farmer, Morris.
Philip Bousiough, farmer, Porter.
Daniel Conrad, farmer, Franklin.
John Carver, blacksmith, Barrce.
John Cassady, shoemaker, Morris.
Lewis Evans, farmer, Springfield.
David Fouse, farmer, Hopewell.
Stewart Foster, farmer, West.
Barton Greenland, laborer, Union.
Solomon Grove, blacksmith. Cromwell
Andrew S Grove, teacher. Penn
Henry- S Green, farmer, Tod
Samuel Grubb, farmer, Penn
I) Henderson : shoemake , ., Alexandria
Brown Jackson, farmer, Jackw)
J Lane of Lemuel, farmer, soln g field
Samuel Lutz, farmer, Shirley
John Minich, tanner, - Dublin
Wm V Miller, farmer, Oneida
henry Myers, carpenter, Warriormli
Christian Pride, farmer, Tell
Samuel Pei al, frvrmel;fWalker
David Rupert farrfier, Ilpriderson .
George RoVAltrito., IrarriortnarX
John P StAvart,diffumer, Oneida
George Smellier, farmer, Shirley
Thomas Shipton, tinner, Jackson
George Swartz, farmer, Cromwell
John Saner, farmer, Jackson.
Henry Swoop, farmer, Porter
Samuel Sharrer, farmer, Shirley
George 0 Tate, stewart, Shirley
John A Wilson, farmer, Jackson.
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
WOOD & PEROT, 1136 Ridge avenue,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
Offer for sale upon the most favorable Terms, NEW end
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS In great variety, of IRON RAIL
INGS for CEMETERIES, RESIDENCES, Lc., of Wrought
and Cast Lon, nod GALVANIZED IRON and BRASS
TUBING . ; IRON VERANDAHS, BALCONIES, STAIRS,
COUNTERS, FOUNTAINS, GATES, COLUMNS, HITCH
INC/ rOoTS, LAMP STANDS, VASES, TABLES, FLOW
ER STANDS, SOFAS. CHAIRS. STATUARY, ANIMALS,
and all other Iron Work of a Decorative character. De
signs foruarde ilfer selection. Persons applying for the
noose, . 11l please state the kind of is otk• needed.
Sspt. 9, 156.34rn
PIIILADELPIII4 PIAILIEETS
Octql,er 19, 1SG:1.
Fancy nud E tin rvnijy Flonr.. 53,5007.50
Conmop 0.11,1 Supernne ••;;•••8 5 1 356 .:0. 7 5
Itlo flour 45,00
Coln Meal . S4,OQ
Extra While Wheut $1,7001.90
nr=
Rye
Cot ii;likj:itg XelIon•
Oats
Clo‘ erseed, 'E 61 Ibs
^ 'imiSP'Y
Flaxseed,
Wool
I===lZ2
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
Extra nunily hour.' 3 bbl $6,50@7,00
llx tin do 1.1 cut 3,50
IS him When: 1 "0
fled Wheat I'l
llye 1,00
Corn 1,00
Oats 50
Cl°, erseed, 5,50
Slummed " 1,50
Breed Apples ........................... ............... ...... ...1,50
Butler "0
Eggi
Laud
nd
10
Ilent. I S
Shoulder
8
:Ado
'Dillow
STRAY TIEIFEr t .
Carne to the premises of tin, Fubqeriber iq Henderson
too nohip, about the first sky of Es.ptember 1414, f .,„..
a red Boiler, about three years old. Tho owner Ur
requests 4 to collie tot card, prose property, Ply sr ,
charges and take her assay, or shin bo divposost
according to law. DAVID ISENBERG.
Oct. 21, 1563.
(TRAY SllEEP.—Eleven head of
Sheep came to tho preintaes at Greenwood Furnace,
about the let of September hut, 'rho o,ner 19 requested
to t nom form eth e rrovo propel ty. pay clutrgeA. and take
(twin ",, y , ° th e rm the..) ill be sold accorthu,,•• to tow.
FREEDOM I lON . h 0 ,
Uot. 14,15).3-31. pet JOU:, WITGLItz,
QIIERIFF'S SALIN.—By virtue. of
6111Idry Nvi itg N Fa. to me dir,et. a, I
toll eXpOml [Olllll.ll O Gout t 11011 , e,
iu 1110 borough of Iluuuug , luu, nn Nu 1 11.13.thr :1111
of NolembLe,lBll3, of 1,11,11 . 110 t I. P. 31, the follow nig th
eca:bed inoperty to tt it:
All the following trnillp of 1.111,1, situate
Cass too 11111111. 01 t l.r 00001 I 1110100 0 0, bounded
nail (lest:tilted as tolloa.. Begooong at a Noe Vol ilei 00
IL hart 01 1.11111 nut %eyed on a 0 51 ;ant 111 the 11.0110 01 1 11101;
Mori ison, thence eooth l ;lent -Thrill and 111...,-loot th
;legless ecst. tined human.! and eeNeat,y-hie tea. hes to a
pine, theta, booth tarotp degleva cast, one !toothed end
taent)-helot, isoahes too 1.-.1 aloulg Lull suriepal to
the Dante of Polly Chatithel ; 0101100 100 tin 111000 , 11,0
degrees east, fifty-No pia tan•, to it post, thence north six
teen degrees ;all, Lao hundied and thtee pen 1101 to a
pile, thole° ninth Alil ty-tun ;lepers west, tidily-nine
vetches and six-tenths to the place of beginning, COlllllllO
log L 0 Li hunched I.:rex Dud allowane, being the south:
easluto ;11,1, pal t tel a )11101 of land not st*eil in the name of
!Logi; 3101,1.1011,am! the .111. 'itemises eons 03011 try John
i. , asage to I\ fibulas Udl, r 1 , 3 Deed dated the 11,1 day of
Angahl,
Seized, taken in execution, and to tee sold as the proper
ty oC Nlellulait
Also—A lot of ground in the town of Pe
ter:berg linen n as lot No. 4'in the plot or plan of 'aid
town, adjoining Abnahain erelnell on the south, Main
street on the east, Bopp err the North, containing GO
feet front and feet back, N ith a brink Ilona e, franca sta
ble and oilier outbuildings thereon meted.
Seized, taken in eneention, and to be bold as tire prop
erly of henry Shit ely and D. S. Elliott.
Also—All the following tract of land situ
ate In 11111M1 ell township. In the county of Huntingdon,
bounded and Jean died as folio, n to sell: Beginning at:in
pine cornet, thence by lauds of Thee. Fume booth fifty -fon r
degrees emit, eighty-loon pen eine. to 810110 S, t111:11C0 110101
lot ty-eight rind one-lout th degi ees east, 111111.t3.011c0 per.
ches and five-ten Um along the landof bald Pease to Moues,
thence along lurid of I). Or molmogli, nose Henry Boller,
nowt b fonts-too and a halt degrcts Meet, taw hundred and
teem)-ssx pen erne to stones, then, 0 south thin ty -two de
grees and eight minutes MCA, 011 , 2 Ininthed and lon ty.t wo
perches and tivedenthe to the place of beginning, contain-
Mg ono trundled and thin Ipme‘ en tones and in halt; incur
tiro usual allowance; being the same tract of land uhich
the said John Savage by deed dated 2.1 August, 1854. eon
-13)1.1(1 to the sold Jackson Ray eat t, telex ring the right to
himself, the said John Savage, of all the pros ore that is
or shall be found on said piece of land.
Seized, Inborn in execution, and to be sold ae the proper
ty ofJaekson Eityenut.
Also—Defendant's right, title and interest
in and Jo ninety acres of land mote or less, situate in Mer
its tom "ship, Huntingdon county, Venn., hounded by
laud of R.F. Hazlet, Michael Low. and Robot Timey, and
the Juniata ricer,—tie Penna. Railroad runs through tha
plopinty,—thereon erected ono fraino house, painted
o bite, being the Mansion Rouse, one frame bank barn,
and other inipriareinent..
Seized, taken In exec lion, and to be sold as t h e prop
erty of Joseph Law.
Also —All the following real estate being
Ititirtro fat urea propel iy and the tenth belonging then t.•
entail(' in Bari ea anti .Ituk.itrit town-11110, anti Collar). or
liuutingdou and State of Pento,3lm mu ii . as folio, s, to wt it
ono tract of land situate in Dm r e (OWIIOIIII,, stir C.) oil ors
a ‘‘iirralit in the nitrite of Elijah them, contouring 392
art es rind 110 perches.
Also—A tract of land in Banco townviiip ,nrveyerl on
a n arrant in the name ot Sainuel Cannon, eontaining
420 acres and 20 per cites.
Also—A tract of laud in same towierhip, containing IiSS
acres and 102 perches 0011V03 cal In ',millet HAI, a to MOR-
I oe inflator Cornimay.
Also--A troLl et land in same township, containing 111
acres mid (OS pets Ins, urn ii htch the firritat.e and buildings
are erected,
Alto—A tract of 1,,,,d sitn.LLe in 3:0.k..), toll nAlip, ad
joining lands of Michael Fla,htt, Gr.rifirs Johnston end
Fieriiiiug and containing 03 acres.
Also—A tract of land in Bence ton nship. sun ejed on
.1 m arrant in the tuaine 01 George T.riluran. conterning4llo
acres, Mere or less, and called Bloomfield (being the same
fir °petty and teal ...date comprised and deter Wert In a cer
tain Indenture front JOllll Viii Mid to riser grur W.
aulltrqtoll. tire ulerendant herein:diet nanumt, dated the 2.1
tit) of Sur. A. Dr, - 3
. 17. r corded In tho Iretruntler's oilloc
at Ilutitinglion uottirr.) together with all and singular,
the noods, buildings, 'lngres eittents, ur.u3s, m utter course,
rights, libel ties, prim hemlitentents moil appurte
nances thermal/ belong, rig or in :aryl, i,e apperlatalrig.
takm in execution, and to be bold as the prep
et ty of Gear go W.. 101114011.
Notice to Parelowm—llidaei s at Shertfra sale, N, it l tale
notice that immediately 1111011 the plepei it being knuel,4l
dump, fifty per cent. of all bialy under $lOO, and twenty.
live per cent. of all bias over that him], molt be paid to
the :Junin, or the propel ly will be met up again and cold
to other ladaeis mho will comply with the above to nts.
She! Ira :idles mill heteaftet Le made on Monday, of
the lit st meek of Cunt t, nail tiw Deeds ads now ledgvil on
the follutt log Wednesday.
13E0. W. JOIINSTO.N, She, ift.
Sin TUFF'S Orrice, 11
Huntingdon, Oct. i 1,186.3,.
POCKET'-BOOK LosT !
Tho soli critair liming, on the '2Olll day Sopteinbey,
either in the c.llO ur at ti, ton. on the
loot worn Iluniingilon and Dudley, lint Ids Poll (S.A.
tontaining hii DlinellAlVlE and. 4rthy: !limy
unlit ho ut 11,1 'me to any pri4oll hit (11011%1RM .
Any poison Icing the ionno either at Elio "Moho" attire.
or al ❑w root Mee w Cmilin nt will be libel:illy ims.n.
.1.1 by
11111,,,,4i110, Oa. 14, 11113:3
VARNISHES, PAINTS & GLASS,
C~Tv, offer to I)ealers, 'c melt -flutkers,
an I 111.11, r.t Intel 'I. lit the Vely brit Nit uric 111'01
tlrlit, the 11,1 ( . .1( is and I tad nce
I'm. Whit , Lead; 1.142:R.11 and Auto Ivan
route (114,14 :Mil Yellen v, Ih op and
and a full noon: talent of nil the,li net: . 7- 1
col.) s— slll astq 1111111011 , , Loco, Tube co
n,. mico, Paint Mill ni.:ll 01
the ot Indittand, and l'onits; '
Paint and donbla thick 11l 11, of all de-et ip
tioni. and all Ili:tea:iv ,tn'd by Ilan, and Coati, l'aini
et,—,loch no can sill a , : chcap, it lint r i nd/in, than alt
otina hails front tin: fact that nel,:p :loan tan
tainlitttur4 oar th,onally.
It \ of the hi 'in Inv 3031, Hrtlinfay.
Ow VIII , 01,1 by th ,, Nchr. It. IVe fog
colaipleut that our VIII equal. If not supo,:or.
to any mm.11(.1.11;1,41 in this C 0111 1 .13. We watl.•ut ;Item
to 015 e elltilo s tlr tan ti ill, and if rut the
stony tall ht. Gm. i., call !Jelin° porchlysing
4.4. , 0, hero -I (the, al elneminf wad, to tfc fr lir.
FELTON & RAU,
Noit, 136 4. 13S Nth Foulan ai eet as ner Chen v.
PHILADELPHIA
Oct. 14, 1869-bin. .
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE.
113 %ii lite of anthotity ghen to the undernignen Annan
ish.tba of WOll.tio Stone, by 00 order of the Chinon.'
Count of IfunDognon county, they ,ill bell at Public 6.tio
on the ilten.,4,
Ou Prfcray, the 30th of October, 1863,
At I Wane :a said day, all the following Real Estate,
situate in yllopesuell too whip. in said county, bounded
on the north by lands ofJ. T. and J. Shit ley ; on the east
by Rough and Ready Furnaco lands; on the south by
lands of Edward Reiland, and on the 004 Ly
t.ilands of Leonard Weaver, containing 20ACItti'A
and allots niter, more or less, about 100 cares too
log cleared end cutler cultivation, having there
on elected a log name Louse nod log barn. IL is a desira
ble location, being only 1%. mile. from Cove station on
tih4 Iluntingdon .t - )lload Top Raihead.
MS OF SlC'E.—Oznethird of the mucilage money to
paid on con titillation of the rale, and 01101i:shine Ln too
ennui annual paympits thereafter us ith interest, Mine 1.0-cured
cured by the boMb and Rwetgage o 11 ) 1excra.
,1
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VILIA AM STONE,
Oct. 14, 1863. ,
EGISTER'S NOTICE.-
Notice is fleteby given, to all per.mov idterested,
t mt tho following nanted pet.ors hese settled their ne.-
counts In the Itegistvr's Mee, at I tuntingdon, and that
the said accounts will be preeent. d for count elation and
allottsucc. at an 01 phony' Com 1. to be held a t Huntingdon,
in and for the county of Huntingdon, ott :donday the 11th
day of November next. (1863,),t0 wit:
I. Pat tint account of Hobert 0. McNeal, Trustee appoin
ted to toil the rent estate ofJneob 11. Miller, deeen,4l.
2. AJminictrolion account of Mors Greenland, Adjoin
LAlntor of Matt Mae Saylor, late of
. C.t.ss township. deed.
3. Final account of Enorh ebileote, AdminidtrAtor of
John eltileate, lota of 01,9 tea 11%ltip, deceased.
4. Administration nrcoont of J:11)1., Ste.ext. ono of the
Executots of tho Hun. Joint Strmrt, into of 13,1xtee
decemed. Filed by the .I.lministiators of Jame+ Steunt t,
4eremed.
5. Account of John Unpin t, jr., AdminiArator of John
Rupta t, nr., late of Clay t p., decc.med.
6. The account of Ilobel t Fleming and Wm. H. IfarpAr,
Executors of Sarah ()burn, lute at Jackson tp., decen,al.
7. Administration account of John Cummins, Ad
trater of Joseph limiter, Into of Jackson tp deceased.
8. Adininlitiation account 01 Joseph S. Fisher and Ja
cob B. Fisher, Administrators of John C. Fisher, late of
Toil tow tddy, deceaned.
O. Adminoitiation account of Elinibeth 3103 pr and
Samuel Fet ell, Adndnisu stirs of George Moyer, tato of
Hopewell township, deceased.
10. Administration account of George Jack.on and
Hannah Livingston, Adinini4tiator and Administiatris
of James lAA imoton, deceased. . .
11. The account of John W. MattAin. Adin
tor of John Holley, late of Brady tallish'''. deceased.
12. The account ofJohn Poi ter and Alexander Allison,
Admitibdratras of Andren Allison, Hr., late ot IN:1,1080n
towtnihip, deceased.
13. The account of Janle4 It. parolliels, administiatt.r
of Harriet M. ace art, dceeti.ed.
DAM U. W. WOMIA.SUORF.
liegivfet's Office, /
Oct. 14, 18b3.
OTICE is hereby given to all perhops
±1 interested that the following Live,, 01 Jos Lf tho
Foods and chattels net to nidons, tinder the provisions of
tho Act of 11th of April, A. 11'1551, have been filed In the
office of the Clerk of the Cliphans' Court of Huntingdon
county rind will be presented fur "approval by the Court"
on Wellee.l.ly, the llth of November, A. 0.11113.
The goods and chattel., which sidle of John Sham,
doe' 1., taken by lily with', &nal, Shale,
The gouda and chattels o hit i. woe of Dr. 11. D. F. Ilan .1,
ilca'll., taken he his as Mow :Melinda O. Bah d.
The goods and chattels,hick ne re of John Baker,
dee'd., Het apai tto his dose Louisa .1. Baker.
The goods and chattels ,Inch Mere of Occage H. Ste
phens, decd, taken by leY n MOW JAW, Stephens.
The goods mid chattels uhich Mete of Joe phial, dee'd.•
taken by Ins Vi Mow Mary S. MIA'.
.11, 40@1,45
.Fl,OO
.....
.$2,5003.00
..... $3,15
..:061,78c
'ho g . noth+ and chattels which as ern of Ja. oh Barnett,
001., taken by hin n idow Catharine Un n,ett.
Tito goods and chattels a hutch note of James K. Inch t,
taken by 111, v idow Mix:that/1 /neat.
DANIEL W. IVOMELSDOIti , ,
oct.ll, 1563. Cie' It.
TT NION 11 G
EFUEES.-INFORM
TION WANTED.
The melte a, mr i, a UlllOll tefngeo, ohe \\As compelled
to Itookingham tonnty. Yhttinht, on the 13th May,
ISO 2, in company welt John Young, Henry Meadons and
I.elan Ito,, t en account of their Union sentintehts, in
desirous of eecellaining the uhereabtmte of noy . whet re
(neve horn that beetion, and especially of lt,s lather—
Nkholao Breedin—who, it is suphie.eil, is now in Ohio.
Any information which may lend to tho discovet y of
the pietent residence of MI v of the olio, o perpops, will be
thankfully leeched. Address as follow!,
IIICII.I RU 11111:hDIS,
raradke rut once, nmtt. Co., Penna.
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a precept to me dileeted. dated At lint liva,hat, the
li2al of Airrt.d. k. D. Mill. under thb hands 01111 sold'
of the Ilan. Cool go Ta3lor, Pre"ident of the Court of
Common Pleat, 03er and Tel mho r. nod gotten al jail deli,-
co . I , f the 411/4 JUI/111,/1 Mitt it t of Pain,(43 v00(0, comp.,
red or Iluutinaduu, ill Ale and COlOlO la I loin tee: and 1.1113
11011 i. 11e11j..1111 F. Patton nod 1% Minn( 11. Limai Into ItSSOCI.
ales, Judge" of the county of Ilmilingduo, Juedieeri at
maned, ((ppoinll d lo he tr. tr 3 and dotes wtuc all and user)
indietnientr. made or taken for or concerning All m it !deli 1,3 the linens Of the iltaie capital, or talon,
les of (lentil. 00,1 other I i((•( and misdemeanor",
11111111 hate been of (Mall 101 ealtei be committed or papa
l( dell. for m nue+ otoresal(l-1 to 111:t1,
1osl~l(c pt oelaanalion tin onghont lit) whole bathutrk, that
a Court (.1 (lyre and Tel ((doer, of Common Pleas and
Qum ter ill he held at the Court llon,e in the
Inn ourill at Huntingdon, inn the Ne6ollll 3111.1113 (and fill(
do)) ul November next, and 111,e u Int oil; proveento the
(aid prkoners, Inc then and there to pioseente thou no it
shall be juvt. and that all Justices of the Peace, Co oner
i(101 Constables tt itilln said I ounty, he then and there In
tlodl proper pollen, at 10 &elm It, a. nt. of (mill (11(3.. w ith
theft ireordx,llliptkitionl, examination" and temonslo au.
ces, to do those Ihfingo which to theft attics( respectively
appertano.
Datod at Iluntingdon, the lith al October, in the year o f
our Lola ame thoneanil eight littntheil and stxty-tbree,
anti the STtli car of Anteriean Intiepoudh•nco.
GEO. IV..7OII.N.STUN. Sheriff.
T; ROC EA: 11 AT lON .---W 14; It EAS, by
k a precept to me directed by tlm.Jtelges of the 01111•
mon Plea, of the rounty of Iltuttingdon. beating test the
22‘1 day of August, A. 11, 1803, I um command.:ll to make
palate Proclamation tin otmhout my 0 hole bailia irk. that
a Com t 01 Common Picas a :II be held at the Coto t litatho
in 1110 borough of 111111thigiloll, on tha 3rd Monday (and
ledlt day) of Not ember, A. I)., lEF,:t, for the trial 01 all (s
-tint:El in nniit COlll I u Weil remain innkterntinell hobo e
the said Judgos, a1t..11 and alt. re all it:tont, A, it lIMSCS, anti
enitors, itt the trials 01 all is..ttes are tennired.
Pitted at Huntingdon, tho 14th of October, in the year of
mar Lord ono thousand eight bundled and sixty-three,
and the Sith Joao of American Independence.
(.IF.O. W. JOHNSTON, NUTT:
DAN RICE'S
GREAT SHOW!
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DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW
HUNTINGDON,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, DM,
Upon which octa•iou line
AMNRIC-I.llr HEVORISZ DAN RICE,
poaitively xppear and inhoduce - the wmplorrO
'MIND TALKING HORSE,
E X OE! -J R.,
TIM VIA IXED NDIA LS,
EDUCATED MULES
Mr. MCI , : sill alto lead, in their various performancm
tho Bog Troupe of
1.111.11:MI1A Ni 4.
GYMNASTS,
.4.CiIOIIATS,
Ever Brought before the Public!
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RESERVED SHAW
Children Wall parts of the house
Remember the day and dates, and also that
DAN NICE ' , STAT., IdIVES."
Oct. 14, LW.
F_4XECUTOIiS'
[Estate of Elizabeth J. Fele pie,
Lettere toste.meutary upon the m HI •nel testament of
Elizabeth 3. Semple,sloto of Jar'.-•`I
o p he 11 no i ngdun
Co u nty,' dccomod, have been grAn•e. i sulo,
All persons indebted are rein , d Ile he Immediate
payment, and those having nt them prop
erly authenticated 1 , 9 1 .1 8 . A i 1500.
i.Zi.it NlctH LL,
Oct, 7,1888-st. Exec° alre.
you will fi„ii ti", 1 0 1 14 04 an d B es t
ahHortment
WILT, EXHIBIT AT
AT 2 AND 7 P,
LEM
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MEM
EIMEM
‘7l Tit A Y SPEER .—Canie to the prem-
Ly b , o, ot cli,•s‘.l,•o,bor o. i lip r .o“ en toumbhipMr
about the !hot of .1 illy. 12,63, a rod 'entry STEER •
u all the felt load leg broken. and no tutu 1:4,,.
about hint ; ‘0p,a, , ,q1 to be about Once years old. The
00 no is. 1 ilpit,led to COMO foniard, prosl., property, pay
, hat got and lako him :way, other, i,,0 Iro will ho diepoAed
of arCOlding to low. SA3IUEL DUFF.
...sept 23, 1018.
• I'IWVUtT 31.11thrl IL'S OFFICE, 17th THATIUCT PEXX
Huntingdon, Angina 21, 1163.
I ToncE is hereby given that a re
f\ earl or ten dollars and the lenNonablo expense In
tuit red, will 4e paid la see PERsON Gar tho apprehension
and delivery of a de-et ler at the Ifoadquartei 901 the Near
est Provost Marshal. ,I, D. CAM P 131.3. 1 .,,
Sept. •l, 1853. Capt. and Pro. Mar.
IPUBLIC NOTICE.
All persons in tercatell cciit please take notice. that
undersigned deputy Collector of U. S. Internal Hove.
nue rut Huntingdon county, will attend on the lst and
2.1 Tweet:lva of each month, at the Jackson Hotel, to the
borough of Huntingdon, to TCCOIVo taxes, Sc, rouozen,
ing ou the 7th July.
" ' "
July 18u3
AD3I I N ISTIUTOIt'S NOTICE.
'Alms of administration dr bonus non corn testa
ment° annex° on the estate of Henry I'. White, deceased.
laving been granted to the undersigned. ell persona in
debted to the estate 0 di meg° payment and those haling
claims NI in prt.solt, them for settlement,
A. P.
Eept 60 1563-6 t Athilinlitrator.
IHMINIMI
A NEW ARRIVAL OF
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, etc
, JOHN If . ESTBROOK informs the public BLit bas
Just received a new stock of BOOTS nod SHOES of all si
zes and kinds to suit over body.
Also, Hats, Hosiery, Shoo Findings, Morocco and Lin
ing Skins, all of m hick alit be sold at the [onset cash
prices.
Don't forgot the old stand in lbw Diamond. Old eusto
mere and tho public generally urn invited to call.
Huntingdon, Oct. 7, 1.563.
18 6 3.
F ALL A NW - WINTER
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ROBT. KINC,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
11 St, one door west of Cannon's Store,
IT=
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS.
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CLOTHS,
PLAIN AND FANCY VESTINOS,
the neatest and best that could be found in the city, all of
which ho will take pleasure in exhibiting, and making
up to of dec. It will toot noticing to call rota eXatllino his
oods. Call 00011. .
Huntingdon, Oct 7 -gin
INSURE .YOUII PROPERTY EV VIE
GIRARD
Fire awl . Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA. •
NO MAIIINE TUSKS—FIRM 'USES ONLY TAKEN,
Perpeftmtpelfeies granted ou.hriek and stone buildings..
Limited policies granted on frame or log buildings,
merchandise and furniture.
No premium notes re/uir4 eanaalucntly no =MS
mods made. H. ALLISON MILLER,
F.1)16,1863 Agt. for Huntingdon & adjoining Cos. •
FANCY FURS, FANCY FURS.
.1011 N r.AIIEIIIA,
1 .1.£1 ARCH Street,
tow Eighth, smith side,
PHIL IDELPIIIA
'lmmo lark Mann factur
ennui Dealerin all kinds
FANCY FURS, for
Ln
iei• and Chiidien's o env.
I desire to return my
ranks to my hiends nl
iintingdon mid the oar
milling Counties, for
air levy liberal patron
go extended to me during
AO 11.±t few years, arid
mild say to them that 1
lee Imo in slot e, of my
...en Importation and Man•
~facture, very extensive as,orlatent tho different
busk and finalities of rANCY FURS. for Ladies and
elathiren, that will be morn during the 1,11 and Winter
seasons.
liehig the direct Importer oral! my Fins from Europe,
and bin ins there manufactured under any own supervision,
enables mo to oiler my customers and the pnblica mach
handsomer Sot of Furs for the same money. Ladles
please gho me a call before par, hating!
Remember the `Jame, number and street; John
Enteiro, (New For St 1,. 71S Areli Street, Phil.idelphi.L.
beta. 10, 1be.3.-Stn
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THE PARIS MANTILLA, CLOAK
FUR EMPORIUM.
Nu. 920 CHESTNUT Sreet, (formerly IVo. 703,)
PHILADELPHIA.
J. W. PItOfYI•OR C, CO. limbs the ;Mention of their
F, IC11(15 to thou largo and suporb stork of
FINE CLOAK'S AND IMPS,
111111111 alltqed fu any former season—
The ban eased accommodation tan dod in oar new loea
lion, enables tie to devote the folle4t attention to the
FIIR DEPARTMENT,
,hie‘ ,‘ ill La found well to; wished milli every ileKctiption
of FIRST CLUB FURS, which nill be guatauteed as tome
sented, or the money paid will be t efonded.
Olt DRItS per mail viii hr cAref :tt tended to. and de-
I we, ed. Espi es-, eli.ti gao IMiti..lllp distance inside of 101)
Innen. .1. W. P110(11'011 A.. CO.,
Sep 9,11363-Iy. No. OM Chestnut stt cet, Phila
Fourth & Arch Sts.
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PHILADELPHIA
ARE OPENING
FOR. FALL TRADE,
French MERINOES, .
Good BLACK SILKS,
Dark Figured SILKS,
New PLAID SILKS,
New Fancy FLANNELS,
BALMORAL PETTICOATS,
Bed, White and Blue FLANNELS, etc
Sept. 9, ISG3-31n.
AGENCY,
FOR COLLECTING SOLDIERS
CLAIMS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY
AND PENSIONS.
LI, who may have any claims a
gainet the Government for jloanty, Bach Pay and
011 s, can have their claims promptly ConeLted by np•
ply icy either in person or by letter to
W. H. WOODS,
Attorney at Law,
Huntingdon, Pa.
August 12, 1S6"1.
SPECIAL NOTICE
THE PROPRIETORS OF THE
GIRARD HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA,
itpBp, , ztrility call the ofientjug of Ilitsin,a inert owl the
traveling community, to the supetim ace,iminalat lOU and
comfort enured in their establishment.
ICANAOA,FOWLIM .h CO.
Atignab 211, 18(2-3in
cAssnitams, unj
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
WATCH-MAKER AND JEWELER,
MANUFACTURER OF
g/( f rElt WARE and Imeonien ur wivremis,
No. 148 North Second st., Corner Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA.
-
Ile has constantly on hand an assortment of Gold and
nSils of Patent Lovers, Lupine and Plain Watches,
‘ O,-- Flue Cold Chains, Seals and Keys, Iti unit Pins,
F , ,,--- , 14 Enr Rings, Finger Rings, Bracelets, Miniathro
`', ' Cases. Medallions, Lockets, Pencils, Thimbles,
Spectacles, Silver Table, Result, Tea, Salt and Mustard
Spoons: Sum' Spoons, Cups, Napkin Rings, Fula and
Butter 4ptses, Shields, Combs laripind Pointed Nue,
etc,—al of which will be sold k ' w for flub!
M.I. TOBIAS' no CO'S best quality full jewelled Patent
Lover Movements constantly on hand; also other Makers'
of soiperior quality.
N. LL—Old Gold end Silver Loggia for C ,, sh• .
Sept. 0, 186:1-1y.
.....
WA TOII E i S, JEWELRY AND
SILVER-WARE.
The tindineigned is o;iid' respeOftilly invite year attest
Hint to his well selected stock of }quo ,Gold and
• Silver WATCHES, Fine field JEWELRY, of eve-
~, o - j -,
ry kind and yin iety of sty lee—comprising 111 of F.- 4 the *CM,/ Pa I most lyautOd designs. t„,--
Also, :RAID Sir:vim WARE, opalt to coin—and the
best make of Saver Plobd Wore. Each offi i
cio s war
ranted to be as represented.
4'6 - .slo:lies and deo olry a:nattily , /paired and satis
faction guaranteed.
• JACOB HARLEY,
(Suec,sor to Stauffer d; Thu L !1•)
' Na. 622 Market Bt., P4ila.
Sept. 9,11363-3 n.
!-EVVISTQWN MILLS,
LEWLSTOWN, PA.
. 4 LOU R AND FEED, of all kinds,
always on band and for sale at low,t niuthot lit lees.
oilers by mail V. ill retelve bur special and prompt atten
tion. WM. B. 111eATE1.1 di SON.
Lewistown, Sept. PI,IS'W.I.--2in.
Ar - 1 ALL at the new CLOTHING STORE
k_j of OUTMAN & CO. L 1 yeu wont a gold
Clothing. Store room in ng's o the Dio
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
,JUST OPENED AT
A. 13. CUNNINGHAM'S,
A LARGE STOUT'
AND
FULL ASSORTMENT,
AT PRICES
TO PLEASE EVERYBODY.
CALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES
SILVER AND GOLD,
AND ALL PAPER ON GOOF RANKS A INDIVIDUALS,
Taken at Par in Exchange for Goode.
The highest prices paid in goods for all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FOR BARGAINS,
CALL Ali
A. U. QUANINGEIABT 13 STORE.
Huntingdon, Sept 30, HSI
NEW Goons! NEW GOODS!
FISHER &SO -
Have just Openea and offer to the Public,
SPLENDID STOCK
W ELL SELECTED NEW GOODS,
REDUCED PRICES
THE PUBLIC
Will please call and examine our Goode
FISIIER & SON
Sept 30, 1861
N EW CLOTHING
AT LOW PRICES.
M. GUTMAN
lIAS JUST OPENED A FINE STOCK OF NEW
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Which he Weis to all who want to be
CLOTHED,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
Tile Stock consists of heady-made clotbin for
MEN AND BOYS,
ALSO,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, IC., AC.
Should gontlenlon desire any particular kind or out of
clothing not found in tba stock on hand, by leaning tboir
merman they can be accommodated at abort notice.
Call at tlia rast corner of tl♦e Diamond, over Long's
Grorery.
MANUAL GUTMAN
Sept :SO, 1863.
NEV STOCK OF GOODS,
EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO CALL AT
S. S. SMITH'S STORE,
ON HILL STIMET, HUNTINGDON, PENNA
MUMS
SUGAR and MOLASSES
COFFEE, TEA and CHOCOLATE,
FLOUR, FISH, SALT and VINEHA it, -
CONFECTIONERIES, CIGARS and TOBACCO,
SPICES OF THE REST, AND ALL KINDS,
and ovary other article neually found in a Grocery Store
Chomicala, Dya Stull's,
Paiute, Vprninhas, 01la and Spt.. Turpeatine,
Alcohol, Glass and PuttS,
Mae
BEST WINE awl BRANDY for medical porposes
ALL THE BEST PATENT MEDICINES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and a large another of ninth:los tarn numerous to moulton,
Thu public generally trill please call and examinee for
llennaelsee and learn any pricee.
Huntingdon, Sept. as, 1863
1O i 1863.
•
CLOTHING.
H. ROMAN,
NEW
CLOTHING .4
FOR
FAIgL AND WINTER,
JUST RNOEIVEp
♦T
H. ROMAN'S
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
For Oentlemon'e Clothing of the best material, and made
In the best worktutuliko manner, call at
IL ROMAN'S,
opposite the Franklin House in Market Square, Hunting
don.-Pa.
Huntingdon, Sept. 23, 1863.
HEAD QUARTERS
FOR
NEW GOODS,
D. P. CWIN
INFORMS THE PUBLIC
THAT HE HAS.
JUST OPENEP
A
SPLENDID STOCK of NEW GOODS
TrtAT
CAN'T•BE BEAT
IN
CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY.
COME AND SEE.
D. P. (TWIN;
Sept 30, 1363.
HARDWARE
MIA
CUTLERY !
AN
IMMENSE STOCK
• AND
ENDLESS y4fl WU
OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, 84,
NOW OPEN
AND lOR SALE B
JAS. A. BROWN,
lIONTINUDON, PENNA.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
Sep. :10. 1860
KEYSTONE CIDER MILLS
roR SALE
at the Manufacturer's price—s4o to $45
T. 11. CREHER,
Huntingdon, Pa.
Sept. 9,1&67.1
H. 8. gMITILI