6lobt.
lINTT - N,GDON, CPA.
Wednesda
',Feb. 24,1864.
momitt
LOCAL & PERSONAL.
Boyi
We - are daily suiprised to see the
number of minors who are clothed in
the "bfues," after having been accep
ted and reeeiveit their bounty. We_
like to see - the patriotic spirit of the
:lioys thus'slimVing itself; but wo think
if these
,oring Joys would take a see
ond thought,. they would not be so ea
ger to put their lives in jeopardy. We
give this caution not that they would•
nt't make good fighting soldiers, or' e
ven out-march the strengest veteran,.
but because they arc more apt So catch
disease,--are. less *able to withstand
the hardships and privations of a vig
orouscampaign,;—;and other reasone,
- which, they on reflection could find for
tberneelVes . .. The boys we have seen
.have no.doubt forced their. parents to
consent, by hinting or boldly saying
that they*l.Were;determined to go to
war. `;iiii.fittrert should strive to
influence their young sons to give up
this notion. - •
Thera aro;Atie admit some instances
in which youths, anger tbe age of 18,
(for it is to thissiclasa - we now allude,)
have overcome the trials • and difficul
ties of a soldier's life, butthe cases in
the different aril:T . :hospitals prove
that tfie'majoiiiy of the inmates are
boys. •
We are not one of those who wish to
discourage Onlistments, but, on the
cotitrary, would be glad to see each
township's quota filled, but when we
see mere boys accepted into the, 'ser
vice, to serve three, years of hard
ships, while young men, older and
stronger, could as readily go, we be
come resented, and feel it a duty to
say somethinr , to prevent its repeti•
tion.
To . ieethis spirit in those boys, wo.
think, ought to make blush with
shame all thciso - older cowards, who
cannot evert be Coaxed by the aid of
bounties, into the - array. Each of these
home-mrds- should.. remember that
every one of these noble, youths who
falls--tfalls as a
,t 4 acrifice for him.
*tr!tt en Posters
We agree with
.our, friend and cc
temporary, Lutz, of., the Shirleysburg
Herald, in . criticining and ; reproaching
tliose who, notWitliilanding the ad.
vaneeOf Mentand refinement,
imagine that it is 'economy to write
their postern .or; handhillc, instead of
advertising , them in 'their: county pa
per, or getting them printed in order
to post at desired places.. -
• We, cannot see what economy or
good,policy there,is, in persons, who,'
living so close to, printing establish
inents, can, in. the face •of the fact of
h3sing time and labor, (to say nothing
of the defective learning that some
manifeit,) write their handbills,--while
to bring a copy of . the same to the
g.
nearest printin office and have the
bills printedand circulated, would give
them prominence' 'n'.attracting Atten
tion; thus, giving their notices, etc.,
more publicity, and, bringing a better
attendapee to their sales,,than if they
bad written, and then, posted the same.
41Pata
Shirleysburg's quota we understand,
is full, but it requires a few more dol
lars as well a few more men to fill the
quotaofShirley township. Ske has been
visited with agents frOm neighboring
counties, who, With their pockets full
of greenbacks are working on the af
fections of a. few, inducing them to
enlist. .Such appears to be the case
throughout all our townships. Hunt
ingden county and her patriotism are
becoming popular.
Wraithtagton , s Birth-Day.
Yestortla.y, Monday,
.the. : 22d, was
Gen: Geo. • Washington's birthday.
Once again has' it come amid strife
and ebaiskin,;iiidilui-ilitieff, which
was wont to greet it with tears of joy
and throl?s, of animation,. now com
memorates it in sobs of grief, and
throes of agony._ Let us each and all,
hoWeiPer; look Co I,Vashingfan's wor
thy,examplejn tho pidst;ef 'cri
sis, and rigorously and_ consistently
follow. it'diatil 154 Shallld, as did
be, in the days - after tlie,:reyolution, a
haughty fos.overeome ,by right and
justice.
Fire In Mount Union.
The dwelling house 'of John" Dongh
erty, in :Mount Union, as we
briefly:.n?tieed : last : Week, was eonsu tn.
ed by fire on Sunday night, the 14th,
together with a large portion of his
household furniture„ and also his ex
tensive and well Selected library.—
The fire is suppoSed to hare originated
in the roof, - by, a spark from the stove:
pipe. It is presumed that the:proper
ty was insured. "
Anothor Ilioldlor Gone.
Gi..A?,io, of Capt. Moore's
Company; I,i7th ltegt,, at
.home on
rionoi ; died his father's residence
on Saturday last: lie bad been sick
but ttaroo of foor : dus.:: .11.0 was bur
ied by the honors of war on Monday
aternoon.
♦ Boy Badly Hurt.
David Menuririe, eon -of. Wm. E.
111.(Aturtrie, Nvas,thrown from a horse
mi Friday evening.last, and. his. friot
getting fast in thestirrup was dragged
sonie7diatiffieb, reesiving - -_several bad
Outs andbruises" about the lir:lad, face
and body. He is doing well.
Alovenzent.
A' bill entitled "an act to incorporate
the StikuChanna and'Allegheny
Vail
ley Baltraiid;" iiiii!been'read in the
'House, looking ; to a. new. connection
between yittabai•gb and thei eastern
cities by 'sly of 'the; Pittsburgh and
Connellsville Railroad, - to some point
in Somerset county, and thence bye
line yet to be built to Wrightsville,
where it, would tap the Reading and
Columbia ...Railroad. - The first sections
set forth the names; of the corporaters,
and gives. tire Company authority to
eonstruiet a .railroad: from a peinton
the. Susquehanna river, at or near the
borough of Wrightsville in the county
of York, and thence to'run westward
ly by the most practicable route to the
Broad Top and'Allegheny'coal fields
in the counties of Bedford or Somer
set, or either, with power to connect
the.same with any other adjacent rail,
road in this Commonwealth, and also
to arrange and contract with any oth
er railroad company whose road may
boon tho line of route or convenient
thereto of the said Susquehanna and
Allegheny railroad, for the us( and
cic944l,ion,' in Whole or in part, tem
porarily or' permanently, of the said
road or road bed, on such terms as may
be mutually agreed upon between any
such company and the company which
may be organized under this act.
The .Weather.
After enjoying for a few weeks a
short season of balmy and delightful
spring weather, wo wore again shock
ed-on Wednesday last, by being vis
ited with another cold and blustry
blast of winter, which, luckily ; did not
long continue. Such viotither as that,
ifConstant, would freeze the. blood of
a
. .
an Espihnus or Greenlander.
. .
Recrulting officers, and those
who have any thought of enlisting,
Should remember that the United
States bounty of $3OO to now recruits
and $4OO to veterans, will cease .on
the let of SfUrch. Those, therefore,
who'desire to avail theniselvtis of that
bounty must act promptly or lose it.
Rte' A bill.waslntroduced into the
Senate on
,the litti,:for the support of
the orplian children of soldiers or sail-,
ors who die in the service,, which gives
to each state eighty thousand acres of
public lands, and thirty thousand ad
ditional for :cacti :Congressional dis
trict. •
leir Merchants and others are
ted• to : read Card of Howell & BOurke,,
Manufacturers of Wall 'Papers, Win
dow Curtain Pspers, &c., '&c; 4th &
Market Sts., Philadelphia,- in this is
sue. This is a reliable firm, and Wor
thy of public patronage.
Flaking.
During the warm ,weather we had
lately, the fisherinen availed them•
eelvos of the obiiortunify to indulge'
in theit: faVorite pastime,..and met
with "good luck."
SOU "Going in.*.
Capt. Lloyd is' kept busy swearing
in now recruits. , There never was a
time r sinco the . commentiernent of the
war, that volunteering has been . as
five.
Sew Plug
Thu PennsylVania
. R. R. Co., have
laid pipes and erected a plug opposite
the station, in order to water the en
gives rurining on tho northern track.
.Conferenee Alerting
The Methodist Conference meeting
takes place at Altoomi, on Wednesday
of next week.
=I
Somebody is circulating new coun
terfeit fifty cents currency notes, in
this neighbctrhood. The engraving on
both sides is rough.
Valuable Wowtt Lots for Sale.
Itev. G. W. J'ackson, will sell sever
al town lots in Ht. Union. 800 • ad.
vertisement.
Condemned Home• to be Sold.
Three liundred condemned.- cavalry
horaetii will be sold at Mifflin on the
4th of March; and three hundred at
Altoona op the lltb of March.
Skating.
The canal having again been frozen
to a considerable depth, the adepts in
the skating pastime can be soon flying
ovey the.icy,surface. _
• ,: ;
Second Best. -
. The officers. at Carlisle Barracks
say our district, the 17th, is putting
more Volunteers into the service, with
the exception of the Harrisburg dis
trict, than•any other in the middle
district of the State.
Removed.
1. B. Cunningham & Co., have o•
Fumed out in their new Warehouse
near the Jackson House.
liael Dan Magellan, Esq.,
died suddenly at Johnstown, Pa:, some
days sincpc
At home and look well, Major
Miles and Quarter Master Lt. Green
Dorsey.
S. REVENUE SVAN VS.—Persons in .
want of these.stamps can get them at
Lewis' Book Store: Orders by mail
will i' 9 9:eive ' , r! •
VALENTI NE$:-r 7 1 1 1101,a hnitine FICIIFOII
i 8 at hand, anifri large'variety of Sen.
tiniontpl and 'Cornice, can bo bad at
Lewin' BOO( Store, wholesale and re
tail.
ONE splendid Guitur;Trieo $3O, for
sale at Lewis' Book Store. This
in
strument could not bo bought in the
city . for . sl.o,.bui the ownoi - has no use
for it. FBtf.
Tho S'taie - iQuritql is 0 3 9 na me
of a new Union weekly paper`' just es•
tablished in Harrisburg by D. IL R.
Sori'c :I)i.st, number
makes a good.appearapee.
Pocket Keelves. , ' ' •
A new stunk just ropeived at Lewis'
Book Store.
Photpgraiti Albums vTd Cards;
A now stock just received at Lewis'
Book Store.
Horse Bills • . .
• .Printed on short ttotico at Lewis'
Job Printing Offico.
Adj. S. T. Davis of the 77th Rogt
P. V V., gave us a Pop visit yesterday,
looking well.
APPALLING tRAGEDY.
• From the Johnetowu Democrat, Pub.l7.
We are called upon ibis week to
chronicle one of the most, heart-ren
ding hOmicides that ever occurrea in
Johnstown, or even within the limits .
of Oanabria county. In doing so we
shall endeavor to adhere as closely to
the facts as it is possible for one to
do, whO•waa an eye-witness to the
scene from the beginning., -
• It appears that certain rumors gai
t,ed publicity, so fur as to - come to the
ears of loseph Moore, of this city, im
plicating Jordon Matbourg in refer
ence to alledged criminality with the
former gentleman's wife. Whether
these rumors are true or not, it is not
our province to record. We may say,
however, that Mr. Moore believed
them to be true, and' laboring under
that impression, he threatened to
shoot Mr. Marbourg and did it is said
make threats to'that effect on Wed
nesday or Thursday last.
On Friday morning lase, struggling'
with that fearful excitement of mind
that jealOusy •alivays: produces, he
met Mr. Marbourg coming out of. the
Peet Office door, and seizing him with
the left hand, flourishing a revolver
in the right, be told hiin after a few
moments conversation, to prepare for.
death, for he certainly
,inteilded to
'shoot him, and suiting the action to
the words, he fired five shots, three;
taking effect in the head, one .in the
left breast, and ono in the. left .arm.
My. Marbourri fell* for Ward on :the
. .
pavement and e.i.tpirett immediately.
Those who wereiiresent a.t'firgt must
have fled, as•there • was 'scarcely any
one near When, we arrived . on . the
ground. As soon as, we heard the,re
porta of the pistol,we ran down the.
office stairs, and, tticied'bk several oth
ers, raised Mr. Marbourg op,. but ho
only : breathed once or twice,. when
life was.extinct. We aided in - carry
'jog the body first to Esquire Rutledg
e's office, and then to the residence of'
his.fainily,,where we . .witnessed a most
appalling Scene. • •
•
We believe Mr. Moore never attemp
ted to deny that he shot the deceased;
at the tithe justified the,.action—but.
on his leaving in the cars for ho
seemed to deeply regiet the • rash act.
We have' never, witnessed a inure
melancholy and terrible : tragedy dar
ing.oiir Ti•tdy, "jealousy- is
the-rage of a man." How, the frantic
spirit rai'ds' Around the walls of its
clay tenement! IloW revenge wells,
up .from the , deepest recesses 'of the
heart and : Vitulkatte: supposed ;insult!
116 W the sullen spirit refuses all con
solation: but that which is sanctified'
by the blood of its doomed victim!
How intently paraliied, too, did that
victim appear! A halo, stoat,
.and
rugged frame that might have easily
AeTended itself againat assault, stood
passive as a lamb before.the slaughter.
.Not.tt hand - waaraise4 not a geatu-e
Was . Made; net' one effort at self-de
fence ! The occurrence becomes more
strongly impressive on this account.
Perhaps the deceased could not bring
hiS mind to believe that his assailant
was in earneat, as he was protesting
his innocence of the charge, and was
endeavoring to satisfy Moore of his er
ror, in charging him With so.great an
offence. After Mr • Moore had com.
_milted the terrible dood. he repaired
to the office of Irwin Rutledge, Esq.,
and locked himself its by turning the
bolt inside. He gave himself up to
the authorities and was taken up to
Ebensburg jail by officers Reilly and
Strayer, on the 9:30 train. We may
Bay here, that Mr. Moore has always
been considered au inoffensive, p.eace
able,industrious man and a goon viii.
Zen. .
Jordan •Marbourg,has been a citizen
of this place,for the last twenty-five
years;• very yespeetably connected—
upright, generous ; kind hearted man,
and: an excellent citizen. and neighbor.
He was one of the firm of A. & J
Marbourg and was known throughout
the State as an honorable merchant
and a first rate --business man. His
ago was fifty ono veers, six months
and sucteen.days. He leaves a wife
and nine children to mourn his loss.
Mr. Moore has one child, a promis
ing boy of fifteen.
MARRIED,
•At the 11, E.:Parsonage; in
Rev. Jas.
the Bth inst. i. by Rev. Jas.
Brads, Mr. CIittISTIAN HURLINGEP,
and Miss EDITH V. 'MCCLELLAND, or
MoVeytoW h. "Lewistown Democrat's
please copy.
At the M. E: Parsonage, in Hunt
ingdon, Feb.loth, by Rev. Jas. Brads,
mr ! SELL.Ans RA,uoir, and Miss SUE .
I
BENBEBQ, both of-Alexandria.
By the Rev. G. Van Artsdalen, on
Thursday evening, Feb.; 11th, at the
house of the bride'3 father, James Fer
guson Elder of Dry Run, Franklin co,
to Miriam Elizabeth, daughter of Sum.
eel Goehern ; : Esq., of Nosscille,Tell
Tp., this county. •
DIED,
At his father,s residonce, in Barree
township, on the 13th inst., Joirs S.
,11fILLER, eldest son of Jacob 0. and
Carolineviliillor, aged 13 years 3 mos.
and 4 days. -.
Once more we're called to mourn,
Another schoolmate's
,gbo,
To join the angel band above, •
And be with Christ at home.
Why need we mourn for thee?
Wheethon art gone' to rest;
No more to sule'r.here below, -
But be forever hte,t,
Farewell door Johnny thou host crossed.
•
the dark-and &ceded river;
We hope to meet thee .yet again 1 _
And part no more forever.
KATE.
PO6O AigTAILI.C . PAINT
Preterits roofs and exposed wall from leaking. Dries
hard tinder water. • PAINTS SORE TllAN'Tnleit the
perfect, white 'teed will. WCArs I , a.g r and is no higher
in intro.: kittindi brat batter than i•NI.INO: • .
• Ssf IT II ft: kIV FN. A &lat.
Offiro,leAck 150 A North F..orth St.
1'e . 17.181:4-1M• l96lxdelptda.
FItILAI)ICLPIIIAAAIi
, February 26, Bet.
Fatirtj anti Flour. ..z.g % . t 7,2507,0
e1.C.111111 Mid SIII/Clll3O .•
Z 5,75140,2.5
Rye binur• t6.60
Cum Mont , '
Extra Whitalrheitt
Fair and l'rlinti Iled
ltyo
Corn, prime Yellow
Onla
Barley Molt
CI or.oreeed, glO.} IDo
Timothy -
B=3
Wool.
II ithisi
ECIINT/NGDON MARKETS.
Eitrm bbl $0,50197Ar!
Extra do 'cwt
White Wheat...
MOM
E12=21
IBLEM
Dried ApUles
Butter ........
Eggs
Card •
•
lbM
Shoulder
Sblev
. _ . .
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1 0 AND SEE FOR YOUR SELF
t
ki Tho S6ck of New Cloals , thot In now opening—
end for 8010 at -
Feb. 24, 1864. Im. : ...
DMINISTRATORS'.NO'rICE.-
. Estate of Charles J. Snyder, dee'd.
~,tir_
ttera of Administration hare beim granted to the
undersigned upon the estate of Charles J. Snyder, late of
Juniata . toe/11011p, Huntingdon county, &ceased. All
persons Indebted will make payment, and those haring
claims preaent them, properly authenticated, to ug.
• ANY SNYDER..
J. PETER SNYDER,
Feb - 24, 18C.4-6t.. Admr.
PHILADELPHIA 4681'
1864. PAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL. & BOURKE,
MANUFACTURER OF
WALL PAPERS,
& WINDOW . CURTAIN 'PAPERS,
Cornet 4th awl Market 4filtoto,
PHILADELPHIA.
N. D. A Ana atobk . of LINEN SHADES constantly an
hand. 1'0L24,1161-3m
WA NTED:—..A Journeyman Miller,
Iminedietely, or o. , jouni moo who would like to
learn the milling trade. Address
A. J. McCOY. Spruce Crock,
87317,196{-4t. Huntingdon co.. Pa.
•
II AY sTE 111.---Came to the prem-
Imvs of the subsorlber In Worilormork two., •
on or about the first of Dec...lSO, a black sT t; It
supposed to be shout two years - old. Tho
owner Is requestotl.tO _come forward. prose property, pay
charges and take hint away, otherwise ho will bo dloposod
of according to low. T 1103.148 W. (7 ANON.
lob. 17, 18d4.° _ • _ -
NAT DI. MANN'S AXES,:at old prices,
at the Iterdware etora of JAS. A;11110,NYN.
Huntingdon, Fe 10,64..
RESH SMOKED HAMS DRIED
F ,
BEEF and TONGUES, Just received of
Fob. 10,1004 . LLOYD .k tip.NRY.
NOTICE
To the Creditors of the Huntingdon,
Cambria and Indiana - Turnpike goad Co.
• The Court of llnutingdoti county at the January term,
HU, directed to be told to eahl Creditors two stud one.
rourth por cont. on their .claims on which former dividend
horn been declared. which I will pay nA the presentation
of their certificates of deposit by iheansolves or their agents
JulIN S. ISETI, Sequestrator.
Sisruco Creek. February 10. 18134:
lkdlidnyburg -Staudard." itistimville paper. Ebensburg
..Allrglianion,' , publish. 91 khd charge thin offico.
IN a
ll pumice of an 'Ant of Aisemhly of 'this COmmon.
wealth, on attachtnent .lunit bum granted by the sobnri
ber. ono of the Justices uf the Peace to and fur the coun
ty of Huntingdon. et the lunatic° of Valentine 'Hoover,
of the borough of II nun le; on, in the said count;,
Dr. J. S. Griffith. of the borough of Huntingdon, ,fins.
eidd, whereon certain goodi and cliattele and effects have
been attached and aro now in the custody of George Jack
son and Thomas C. Mellor. oethienorough and-tom:l,Y of
Autitlogdon. Trustees by lite appointed agreeably to the
'act of A.sent lily. This is therefore to glee notice to the.
creditor= of the said Dr. J. S.Oritllth, to appear on Thurs.
day. the 25th' Febrility, A.'D., 1884, at the ittllce of Peter
Swoop. in the borough and .anoty of llinitlugdon at
Oren and there to diecoser and thistle proof of their
demands 'agreeably to the directions of end act.
• F 010,61,1 PETER SWOoPti, J. P. N. 9.3
PUBLIC SALE.
ONE ROUSE A.NDSEVEN LOTS
Situate In t h e town of MOUNT ONION. and known ne
the property of the late lion. James (isrin, deed., will be
offered at public_ sale on the premises,
On Thursday, the 3d of Maroh, 1864,
At 10 o'clock. A. M.
Tn the "Town l'Iot" these lots are known as No's 13,
15, 32, 35. 117, 115. and 141.
• .
No. 13 hes on it a twn story plonk house and
eh stable, the house having a dollar. 3 romus dOwn
e moire, onl 5 mews up stairs. No. 16 ml,loins
No. IT. and both are .but II few yards west of the
Station. north of and front big on the railroad.
No's. 8:: and 33 Ile. iu the northeast corner of . a large
field west af the,stetion, and front on Water street.
No's. 117 antlllB lie south of the railroad within a
square of the station. and fri.nt on Shirley street.
N 0.141.13 two squares south of the station end fronts
on Market street. •
Terms cash on couilrmation of sale. ' •
For Nailer particulars inquire of Mr. .1. C. Secbler.
Ticket agent, Mount Union; or of the subscriber,
G. W. JACK:iON,
Feb. 17, IS6I. Huntingdon, Penna.
TinniUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE.
ll In pursuance of an order of the Orphan'. Court of
tindon County to me directed I will sell at public
sale on the promisee
On Thursday, tee 3d day or March next,
The following real estate. late the property of Sire. Re
brcea Campbell, deed.. to wit;
A lot of groundsitonted on the north side of the Bed
ford Bond in the vlihke of McConnellinown, adjoining
lands of George finned and Brothers on the north; another
lot of said • deceased on the east, tbn sold goad on the
south, and a lot of Ilenry Snyder on the west; having
thereon erected a large two-story frame and weather.
boarded dwelling-house and store rebel. a frame carriage,
wood and smoke house. , Also, a well of good water with
is pump therein. The shoes property is a desirable stand
for mcrchandizlng, and liacheen used as' such for several
years.
Aldo, Another lot of ground 40101/ tho above, now
in the neetiustitcy of Job,, Dertrment, havnig thoreou erec
ted a.t mu...story frame dwelling-home.
hale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. 51. The term. will
be =do known on the (ley ornate. '
• IiMiNJA3IIN F. PATTON,
Guardian ail., minor children of i3fre, R Campbell,
February 10,1864.
p UBLIC SALE REAL
,ES
[ESTATE OF MICHAEL BARD:DOLLAR, deed.]
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.
• .
By virtile of en order of the Orphan's Court of Hunt
ingdon County. . the underalgued will sell at Public Salo
on the premises, on ICEDNEt,DAY, 16th ;lay of )lurch
1564.. or ono o'clock of
.said day, The following real as
tute. to wit t
All that certain tract of land situate in the township
of Clay. to the said county of Huntingdon, adjoining
lands of William Corbin', heirs on the oast. tools of Ito.
old F. Stevens on the North, lands of Janice .17. McNeal
on the West, And lads 01 Samuol Gladfialtor And Others
on th o sooth.. Containing one hundred nod 4sleyen norei
and fifty two porches and allowances (Sure or lose: hay
ing thereon erected a two story frame house, log barn
and other imp orements.
TERM UV LE.--Ouo third of the purchase moony
to ho paid on donfirsnntion of the silo, one third in one
year thereafter with Interest, sold the remaining third
at toe death or tha widow. her Interest to he paid tolser
ossuctually annually during her life; to be secured
by the bond:, and mortgage or Judgments of the porch.
BENJAMIN IVOOLL lA`
Feb. 3, 1864.
VALUApbp PUOPEItTY
• FOR SALE OR RENT,
Any person desirous of purchasing or routing a Taltia
ble Property coo now hasp an opportnoity.• . .
Sold property COTOOStm of u corner lot, on which are
erected n store awl worollotno, with apartments form fa
lay; the entire building being some ality.fise { c at in
length, with•xtabie On rile lot. dm. • •
The hmition is'lMMoilatcfy on the Railroad. making it
COOToolent on a shipping 101101. east or Brost; situate be
twten live of the boot valleys In the county. •
Any. person wishing to engage in the Mercantile or
any other boshiels , will find this ninon the best in the
State. Thu ~wear boo cold goolli to tho amount of from
%fifteen to twenty thousand dollar/spot . year: 'Mowing it to
'MI the lastboxiiiess stand offered far sale or rent for ma
ny years. • For particulars. address A. d 31.,
Huntingdon, Huntingdon county,
411.27,1864.3 i • -Penna.
VALUABLE' MILL PROPERTY
AND
FARM OF 200 A C ES,
AT PRIVATE SALL.
The subscriber offers at private salO lffs valuable mil
property and farm 01'200 acres of land, on Sllnver's creek,
two miles from Petersburg, Huntingdon county.
The' property will be sold separately or all together.
The property can-bo seen by calling on the subscriber;
dud terms modems?.
Dec. 7,1, 15.03. . TUC:, EiTEWART.
VNLIST WITH THE*VETERANS.
J - Thule desiring to orilioit catillare a good Opportunl•
ty, In Co.' B, 147th PENNA. VICURAB'VOLBNTIItiII.S.
from Huntingdon county. 'This company has laminated
as voteraua and now-at home on furlough of 30 days. du
ring which time, the undersigned hue authority to 'unit
and flil Op his company.' •
Recruiting office at the Jackson Huntingdon.
ADDISONAppIy fy 22,1 Fob.
Co . . B. 147th P. V. V.
Fe 10,1864 • • Recruiting °Meer
DUBUC ` NOTICE' •' -
All porami d interested will please take notiee. that
the undoreiginid deputy Collector of U. S. Internal Item
nue for Huntingdon county, will attend on the let and
ad Tuesdaye of each month, at the Jackson Hotel . , In ;he
borough of Huntingdon, to receive taree,'Ac., comment.
log on the 7th July,
July ftli, Itna
1,1 $5.50
$1,75@2,00
.$1,70(211,75
::...$1,17.
be
bu $1.65
......
QTRAY "MEER.
ca'fin to the premlnes of the subscriber to carbon
township; about the first day of November lent. ee •
a small red . Helfer, with white back, face, and /II;
belly, about two yearn and a half old. The
owner le replanted to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away, or she will be dinpused of
according to law. DANIEL BIiOD.N.
Jan. 27, la64.*'
.$2,7 ~6?,00
1112111
.7£4BCc
10
QTRAY SHEEP.—A ewe and a lamb
1,3 without inerks, came to the prentless of the subset!.
bur in Porter township. about one month ago. The ow.
net Is requested to count forward, prove property, pay
chorgee, and tnke them away, otherwlselhey will be din.
poled of according to law.
Jan. 27, Itlat. :01IN SIIULTZADCIICIER.
HOUSEKEEPERB, ATTENTION 1
You all went a CLOTHES WRINGER, in order
to get through your washing eariler,,pato your strength
and et theme° time save enough In the wearotclothes
ky nal ng a Wringer, to pay tur It in sin months, at the
present price .or cotton. Wringers that hey. taken the
Peemmu ovan'em. omens In the merket, for sale at the
Hardware Steps of Fe 3,186 1. JAMES A. 111tOW9 .
OSCANi • •
YAN'S ORIIINTAL 'AL
BUM.
fde unique and Interesting coljectlon of Turenty•throe
Pplendld Photographic Por nits of Oriental men and wce
men, taken from lite, In both Indoor and outdoor costume'
Is now ready for mle. Price $3. 8011 C free by mall, on
receipt of price. Dealers itipplied at the usual discount.
Them portraits received a "liter medal from the Amor-
Icon lumitutt. , "C. OMCANYAN.
Fe3-Ce • • 31 Lafayette place, N. Y.
CASSVILLE SEMINARY
- • • NORMAL SCIIOOL.
The subscriber respectfully announces to the cit Hens of
Huntingdon and the adjoining counties that the Cassrille
Seminary will he opou for instruction on the 4th April,
for two quarters, of 11 weeks each. Gentlemen and la.
dies desiring instruction for the purpose of qualifying
themselves for teachers wilt please nddress •
GEO. F. DA VESTOHT, - .
Hasosille, Huntingdon co., ra.
licrattanCUS—R, . mty Superintendent, and
others. • • • " • • :
U. S.
REVENUE STAMPS
FOR SALE.
AT LETirIS' BOOK STORE.
HUNTINGDON, PENNA.
G, W. Carpenter, Henszey & Co's
TVHOLESALE DRUG AND
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
No. 737
_Marken st . t; Philadelphia
The eetieeriber keepe conetantly7on hand a large etoek
of Dlll.lCiti, 31P:DICINEY, (1111 , i3j1CALS, NIAILIUM:U
TICA!. kHIiPA RATIONS, and every other article which
appertains to the bueincem, embiacing the moat ext naive
variety ;,elso, PAINTS, oth and GLASS, of ecerrdcserip•
• •
•
'All articles purcluised from - us runlet felled on as being
of the most superior quality and at es low prices as they
can be had. We can eine such inducement, as will make
It tho interests of purchasers to lay to their supplies
form us, rind give us their future .patroiange, and Invite
all who visit the city, to call at our establishment. All
orders addressed to us by loon or othtrwlse will meot
with prompt atteutloo,
- GEO. W. CARPENTER 4 CO,
•Pe3-3m , . 737'3larket Street, 'Philo&
•
SE fI LLING OFF FOR •CASH i•
.
aring a largo stock of Ilardwaro ou bends, bought
al old prices, lam daily aelllog goods lower than they
can he hunglit In Philadelphia. Call soon.
Fe 3, 1164 - JAMES A. BROWN.
JOSEPH ABT, -
, NIA:SIIFACTUILER OF
BASKETS & -SLEIGH BASKETS,
Near auutingdo.n, Penna.
AR orlehifinoTtlik tho 6Lortedt notice.' • '
Orderalgt at Lewis Book Store will reeelra attention.
thinfiligijoh, Jun. 27, 1861-6 m.
IV. A. STEPHENS,
ATTORNEY-.AT-LAW,
03TICE—In Brick Row nearly oppo
site COurt lipuse, on Hill Street, Hunt
ingdon, Pa.
Huntingdon, Dee. Id, Ind. -
• •
U. S. 5-20'S I
The Secretary of the - Trcatinu line not yet given notice'
ofony intention to withdilaw thii popular Loati from sale
IC' Par,' and until ten day. iroticels giien, the Undersign
ed, as eGoneral Sulacriplon Agerd," wait coulinne to sup
ply the. public.
The Whole amount of.thiLoan authorised is Five Hun
dred MillidosUf Dollars. Nearly Foni Hundred Millions
bare been already subscribed for and paid into the Treas
ury, mostly within the lent-seven Months. Thet lergetle
mend froni abroad, and the rapidly increasing home dte
mond for use as the basis for circulation by National
Banking Associations now_ Organizing In . all parts of the
country. will, in a very abort period, abtorb the balante.'
Sales hove lately Angel from ton to fifteen thillione
weekly, frequently exceeding three millions daily, endue .
it is wall known that the Secretary of the Trent*, bas.
ample and unfailing resources in the butte. on Imports
and internal Revenue., and in the issue of the Interest
boaring Legal Tender Treasury Notes, It le almost a car.
minty that he will not god it ncecssary, for a long time
to eotne, to seek a market Tor any other tong or permit.
nowt Loans, THE' INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL OF
tVHICII AllE PAYABLE IN GOLD.
. Prudence and aelPin tarot must force the minds of those
contemplating the formation or National Banking Associ
ethane, as net! as the minds of all who hare idle mousy
on their hands, to the prompt conclusion that they should
lose no time in subsciiblng to this most popular Loan. It
will soon be beyond their .reacb;ond advance to a band
some premium, as was the result with the "Seven.Tbirty'
Loan, when it was all Sold and could no . longor be sub.
scribed forat par. • ,
It is a six per Cent. Loan, the Interest and Principal
payable in. Coin, thus yielding over Vine Per cont. per an
num at the present rate of prowl= on coin.
The 9overnment moires all duties on hoporti to be
paid in Coln; these duties bane, for a long time. mat,
amounted to over, Quarter of a Million of Dollar, daily,
a sum nearly three times greater than that required in
the payment of the tolerant on all the PM's' end other
purapalielit Loans. •So that it la hoped that the aerplee
Coin in the Treaaury, at no distant day; will enable the
Unit( d States to resume specie payments upon all_ liabili
ties.
The Loan ix called 840 from the tact that whilst the
Bonds may run for 20 yearn, yet the 'Ooveronioat 'has a
right to pay theta off to Gold, at par, at any Gine: after 2,
seam
The luterest is 'mid hal tyearly, :—On the kat days
of November and May.
Subscribers can have Coupon Bondi, which are payable
to bearer, and are $lO, WO. $5OO, mad sl,ooo , or_ Regis
tored Bonds of same denomination., and in add! e'en, $5OOO
and $lO.OOO. For Dunking purposes and for investments
of Trust.monies the Registered Bonds are preferable.
These 5.20'e cannot be taxed by States, cities, towns or
counties, and the Government tax on theni is only one
and a half per cent., on the amount of income, when the.
income of the holder exceeds Six Ilundred dollars per an
num, all other Investments, such asincomo from Mort
gages, Railroad Stock and Bonds, etc., meet pay crow
three to five per coat. tax on the income.
Danko mot Honkers throughout the Country will corn
Wm to dispose' of the Bonds, and all ordera by snail, or
otherwise, oronmily attended to.
The inconirMllerme Of a few days. delay in the delivery
of the Bonds is unasSoblabie, tile detimffid being so great
but as Internet commences front the day of eubscriptioni
no loss is occasioned, and every effort is being made to
diminish the delay.
JAY COOKEi
: S4pBCIIIPTION AOENT
114 Smith Thitd Street, Phil*
rbiladulphia, Decombor 1833.
DIARIES FOR 1864,
. Received and for sale
At .LEIVIS' Book Store
M=!
lIUNTINoDON, PA
=I
FISHERS' COLIMIV.
11105. PISISEEL It. O. TIC. PUREE.
FISHER :-& SONS
"HUNTINGDON, PA.
+#••••0..........
STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GOODS,
ETC. ETC.
-o
A •
lIANDSOME . STOCK of GOODS,
of all kinds, is now open for the inspection of tho public,
and we cordially luiltut all our Customers and the public
generally, total! and be convinced that we are unequal
led la the quality, taste, style, and nib:deo! our doode.
We revisit the piablfo td.bear In naluir-tluit we pur
cb Mei prinetpally • tram ' first batidn-infiew York, pay
CAM for all we boy, rid cannot be rivalled In our faciii•
ties for Opeofug for public uco, p Hock of amoral ner
ollabdtaa
==
HUNTINGDON MILLS.
- 0 -_
GRAIN, FLOUR, AND FEED.
=a=
WTE ARE PREPARED TO PUR
cbane all kinds of OIUIH, for which wo will pay tho
Meng cad% pilcca, - and will hive far 1410 It all , limes,
6ck.o, &t. .
=2
PLASTER! PLASTER!!
-.0-
WE HAVE isn:III , E)IENSE STOCK
of PLASTER; an ample supply for thie and neighboring
coni2tlca I Haling a Mill a:pros:gig *for grinding it . we
Can piodueo t1a0r.0.9 taore desirable stock than oh nen
nity tied, , .
SALT I SALT
-
WE OFFER 501) BBLS. of SPLEN
did ONONDAIGA SALT, uustrialted iu quality and price.
0. A, Balt leeieks is also kept tout ditly nu hand.
• 4. .410••••••••..rom
FISH. FISH.
=I
=
ECE2II
" No. 3
15 Ilalf Bble. No. 1 "
20 " " No, "
10 " No. 3
Quarter Barrels and Alta, of all uuintyari, an also of•
=
SUMAC. SUMAC.
=EMS
WE ARE AT ALL TIMES PRE-
pared to boy SUgetet will pay cub, or Ants, as cleared
V=
LAX, FLAX,
I=
THE HIGH PRICES RULING FOR
Cotton Goods has condpolled publio attention to be Acre
especially directed to the culture of Flan It can be made
come ationtion, ono of tin) most Tellable products a
farmer can produce; an „acre readily.produelog 150 to 00
Dollars worth of "fibre aid : aped.' - Geoat care should be
taken by grOwers to bike their ilea 'opined eery thin
when rolling; wilco watered sulliclontly ou One side, it
should be turned, and eubject to ecxeure until all the
stalks got a gray color, and the lint readily svparatea
froGi the wobd by a gentle rub. •
It Anat.:l.oo &very dry do tiod la bundles, and is
then ready for ths mtll..As spas:al thing too
much
soot is sown on so. acre. tratosastlto.kroand Is very rich
nnalll l 4 6 ) per alai it ettricient: tbigtontia :i s ver y
ntrong ono itn4,o?s touttb 1406116
Deo 18;1953,
7 COFFE*, i' - (llFritEl - !" -
%
THE ugsr. Irglis.T.,lJTJApPitovED
NONPAIitIL
- 'rand Other &mite bratids'orfroala gKrind. OOP
TNEI EASE!! STEAM SPICE AND
EOTEDE - Warned,' '•
Nos, 244,'246 , & 248 Nth. l i'iont
Corner of New St., PhilOdelphle.:
lIOIVARO . WORRELL.
-
T"SE- =BOOT & S lIOE
CHASE-&t- - -PEDDLE,
MANUFACTURERS'irUPPERS
No: ID‘SOUTII THiBIYSTBEBT, . •
(Ur Sviinsj PHILADELPHIA.
.Inform %hotrod" that they-Ices''' cofistantly on hand a
fall aesortment of Iden'i; 'ls/onion's add efilldren'a
BOOT AND SHOE ,UPPEII4; ;.;
of every description, made only from prima. Mock and
fitted with best materiald, in the mast fireliionable sky
styling. Trial orders are solicited. and prompt adep t 4on
will be veld to all order" sent to them:
TERSI9,'CA9tI:' IDELITSRY:
Jan. 27, 1804-3rn.
VALENTINES
nisokinont
SENTIMENTAL` AND COMIO
A LEN TINT S
For sale Wholesale* Reiail
AT LEWIS ) MOCK ife ' MUSIC &PAU
MEN WANTED' , "
FOR THE INVALID CORP S .
.
Only those faithful solillare able, from wounde or the
hardships of war, are no longer fit for actlve • field' duty
will be received in this- Corps of Roller, Enlistments
will be for three years, unless' sootier diseliargeit. ;Pay
snit allowance same as for °dicers and men of the Culled
States infantry; eicept that no premintwor haunt's-a
milistmeat will ho allowed. This will not,,lnvalldate any
pes,slons or- bouhtles may ho drip laws - lons cer
vices. , . .
yet thotantenicindo of serrlee, the Min , . Will be spirt-hid
for !Urea gindes of dirty. Vase who ',alai-A:abet ifecirtri.
and able-bodied. and mwable of pdiTornilng•ittaard datf
ete. r wfll be•arined with Muskets,,:iiiid listatg)iiett to colinni
otesof the First liattallon. Thosalor44 . 'rigxg, , ,,
d,,, of
efficiouaY, ifichlaing those who .ht4er ; icara lima or, an
anti ; and the least effective, lholudlng'lllolie Who toile
lost a foot of irg.lo.the companiel otrAbe Sogond of
Third liattationSi tISAY will ben rmed. Alth:sworde,
The duties will hi' tO Chiefly—as ptorost guardsnail
garrisons for cities; &was Sufdrither:public
buildings; and as clerks: ortieStleis.#4: .2f found ncretan
ry, they may be assigned to farts, YC, - '
Acting ASsistaut Provost Marshals diateiii.iire
[zed to appoint officers of tbe Regular Seryice.,ol. et Cif
luralid Corps, toadmlnlster the oath elf miffs:meat, to
thole man who have, completely 'totalled DM fiteserilnal
conditions of admission to the triraild Corp.,
1, ThatSlM'eppljaint io unfit tim Service In the Sold.'
2. That be is fit for the datielyor some of them, inda-a
3. That, if no; now In ilia 'service, he "was hono r ably discharged. •• ' " • , .
•
4. That he Is meritorious arid deserving. . "
Per enlistment or 'farther intermitted,' apply
. to'the
Board ct Enrollment thrStie district in which flirt -ffta
cant tea resident.. • ' • . . • ' •
By order ofJAMES PRY, P t° lt 2.3 ,." ;, ti
Lui iS .,
Capiatn andrscriost Zdaralai.
Hantlngdon k SOY g 1643 . , ---- •
P _
ESEII.I4.ID FROM. . THE U. S. A.
Corporal 'VICTOR V. , LODOIIICRTY. Co. Id, Ithh
'arm. Vol. Cavalry. aged years t 5 foot. 8 Inches high.
blue eype;,brown hair. hhoccitpation a carpenter. Ea:s
Dougherty- was enlisled in lluntiogdan. Pa.. Augast 2h,
1853, was muSteredloto the service' la Philadelphia, to
carve three years. ' •
Also—Private WM. 110UCK, C. 3.4 12th P. V. Cavalry;
aged 20 ; 6 feet.s Indies high. blue .eyee, dark hair, fair
complexion, and by occupation a blacken - I,lth . Said 110Relt
wan enlisted at Iluntingdon, vine for three pare.
A reward of $3O foe the arrest and deliver; of
as or *Mad of Weal: v ••• asters:;....
DelB, 1883
NE IV, G 9c:l-As -Nzw,...G9,9ps
23 PER CENT.CREAT;EIi IRAN
t WIEM:-.CR/I4APIEIST!: ;
SIMONY ,COHN/
AT COPFEE RUN . STATION,
Would reepattfully 'call the attention of his old patrons
epecially, and the public An. general, !tolls extensive
stock of wall selected new Goods, Net connived from the
rastcra chits; t
colallillfi-blPrh;
Dif - Goudel, •
Clothing, Wnuf • •
en Ware, lii.itiOns
lints and Caps, l ßootirseid
Shoes; Bonnets, Shawls, Cireo-
Jars, hardware, Queeoeware, Gro . -
- •
aeries" :Wood andyri litho-Ware, Tobacco'
Sekars;'. Nails, Glass, ,Pe6vialons,
Oil, Fish:Salt Tinware ,
.IVAr . e, 'Drugs" find
.Medicines, Plocks, -
Watches, &a.,
and alt ther articles kept Ma rat dem canary store;
edi ;Weeded with the greatest ears and rid& evera-pir
'ensued for cash only, and affords hips, to, pall them at a
vary IOW figure." The public will flue it to ibeir'advela
tage to call 1,04 essmipis our linen vied hordre
purchasing elsewhere. NW pains. will be spnreAlp
tog oar Goode. - Latta are dPeCialry incited to caassithe
our large stock of faehionable drone gwods; tiittawle,, Cir.
colors, Fura, and a 'great variety or wootou cioods,
All kinds of produce talon in exchange at the highest
market pricei—Cash not - refused. By strict attention io
the wants at eustoniersi we hope to receive a continuities!
of shieliberal-patrorisge WWI AV111619 wa Liie been /Onto
fore favored. Caine ono end all. end ram.
It*. New Goads received daily. .„
r. Dole, 1863. r ;'., ; gruoN 'OOIIN,
-''' -- V.:NI,YERIS-Al'''
CLOTHES; ,::.WfillcQEß 1
-0—
No. 1. Large Family Wringer,. £lO,OO
No. 2, Medium Y'• "., •_- 7,06'
No. 2} —
" - " -- —" " . 600 .
No;' 3.! Small '' ;.'' ; - . '-'. ; 45,00
No. 8. Large Hotel, "' I 14,00
No. 18. MediumLaundrypltuilB,oD
No. '22. Large...- '' lot land. 30,00
Nos. 21. and 3 have no cog!. • , Hl:Alt
era are warranted. . ,-, .:: :.. ' .
*No. 2 is the size ,letierally ••Iliad in
private families. .:T
Cht.A. , Sion Dunn, of the "American Ag
ricOlturist," says of the',
. , .
UNIVERSAL crier ZS -WRINGER.
"A child can tastily ,itritiout , ti tubfult of clothes to
a few minute.. It to to nudity .o Cterars EATSN; it
TIME SAVES! and a fitliNnTB Bawls I The saviugaf gar
ments will alonO. pay a Tarp per cordage on its coat: We
think the machine much mire than "pays for itself el-S
-ty year" is the saving 'of garments? There are savers!
nearly,aliku in genoral constructton, but we non
elder it Important that the Wringer he fitted with Coot,
otherwise a nines of garmants may clog the rollers, end
the 'Talent upon tho crank-shaft slip and tear the dlotbea,
or the rubber break loose Oral the shaft. Out own is one
Of the first make, and it is to tlonn Ap tart after nearly
ton TEARS' CONSTANT 005:
Ivory Wringor :with dog Wlieeps is
tented In every pergenjair
No Wringer can be Durable without Cog
IVheels.
A. good. CAN VASSBIt, wanted: in
every town.
ildrOn receipt of the price fyom pla
ces wheio no, ono is soiling, we will
scnd tlio Wringer free of kspesse.
For particulars and circulars
dress R. C. BROWNING;
Aug_ 13,''63
. .
YOU 'find' the 4.onest and Best
atiortmertif LOW trieko Goods at '
D. P. COMS'.
1400 KING GLA:SSES.-L.
' For see et thO ibirdwarkstore of
tb. 1€54 ,z,tmra 4 , gitgw.
.
i9t, Reg Pa CZT
847.11r0ad way, N. Y