6ltrht.
HUNTINGDON, PA.
Wednesda
morning, March 9, 1864.
LOCAL &.PERSONAL.
A Dodge.
Some of the "sharpers," who are
ambitious of stealing the bounty mon
ey, appear before a Provost Marshal,
• and after being sworn in and getting
their money, immediately desert, pro
viding there is not a strict watch placed
over them, and practice their decep-
Unit and fraud at other places where
bounties are offered. This is some
what similar to the dodge exercised
•soilio thtid tt ti, Upon the drafted men
tvho bought substitutes. Vigilance
upon the part of Provost Marshals
would, we think, remedy this evil.—
We understand that several volunteers
have taken the bounty at Hollidays
burg, and skedaddled immediately for
parts unknbwn.
Lboks Deserted.
The southeast corner of the Dia
mond where formerly stood the "old
red house," owned by Pcistmaster Steel,
presents a deserted appearance since
the removal of the forlorn and dilapi
dated relic. Mr. Daniel Whittaker
bossed the job of removal, and he trade
it skedaddle on the double quick.-.---•
We trust this enviable situation will
not remain long without a brick dwel
ling of a business propensity adorning
the spot. . • •
Wanted
• A few . good gardeners Could find
plenty of employment at this place.—
From the scarcity of gardeners Urea.
bouts, many vines will be left unprun
ed, and shubbery will be unattended
and unprepared for spring,unless some
borticulturists -tender their services to
our public. There may be some good
gardeners in this vicinity; if so, -we
wish they would make .themselves
known.
A Prlendly Call.
We were honored last Friday by a
frielidly call from Lieut. Colonel Isaac
Rogers, Surgeon D. S. Hays, Captain
John Skelley, and Adj. Will. Cunning
ham, all of the 110th P. V. V., a regi
ment that has seen service. We hope
the.brave "boys" nifty live to give us
another call after the rebellion shall
be crushed out.
Mew Director.
Mr.: Benjamin E. Stitt, of Dublin
township, was chosen to fill the va
cancy in the Board of Directors of the
Poor, occasioned by the resignation of
Mr. Ilackedorn, who has removed to
the west. Mr. 11. has discharged his
duties as a Director with ability and
fidelity.
Mr. Stitt, the new meMber, is a far
mer, and a gentleman well qualified to
fill, his now-position..
Sorgo Sugar, &c.
A. .B. Brumbaugh, James Creek,
Huntingdon county, Pa., Agent for
Clark's Sorgo .Mills and Cook's Sugar
Evaporators in Huntingdon and Blair
counties. Pure Cane seed for sale at
Huntingdon, Martinsburg, tic., in time
fot , planting.
Also; for Prince & Co's Melodeons,
and Grover Sr, Baker's Sewing Ma
chines. Send stamp for Circulars, &c.
Important to V..lunteers
A joint resolution passed Congress
on ' the 3d, continuing government
bounties to volunteers until further or•
ders.
• !The ProVost Marshal , General has
decided that all volunteers who may
enlist before the draft is actually made
will be deducted from the quotas by
the Board of Enrollment, in accor.
&ince with orders to be issued in each
case by the A. A. Pro. Mar. Generals
of the State. .
The War Fever
We learn that•over five hundred vol
unteers have been sworn in at Holli
daysburg since the office has beeo,lo
cated there. We hope all our town
ships that are not yet out of the draft
will do their utmost to escape it. They
Will have to the Ist of April to fill
their quotas.
Cainbris Court.
The Cambria court commenced this
week at Ebensburg.' The Moore-Mar
bourg case is On the trial list. Emi
nent lawyers have been selected to
bear and try the case, on both sides.
John Scott, Esq., has been employed
by Mr. Moore.
Wanted.
Any person having a small dwelling
house for rent, can have it occupied
the coming" yoii by a small family.
Inquire at Lewis' Book Store.
The Bedford Inquirer
The Bedford Inquirer office has been
purchased by Mr. Benj. F. McNeil,
who will issue his paper on the first of .
April next, enlarged in size and with
new type. Ho intends to devote his
columns to a "hearty and unfaltering
support of the Government."
The Draft and' Bounties.
Government-bounties will be -paid
till the Ist of April, and the orders re
quiring the draft to take place on to
day are suspended. subsequent day
for commencing the draft will be an
nounced.
Flower and Gorden deeds.
A fresh supply received and for sale
at Lewis' Book Store.
Spectacles
A. fine stock of Spectacles just re
ceived and for sale at Lewis' Book
',Sore.
Appointmbnts fox: ;Juniata Dlxtrlct.
The Annual Conference of the M.
E. Chutch held at Altoona last week
mado tile following appointments for
the Juniata district:
George D. Chenoweth, P. B.
HollidaysbUrg—•—Thos. Daugherty
Altoona—Wm. R. Mills
Woodbury—N. W. Colburn, D. B.
Closky
Schellsburg—Andrew E. Taylor
Bedford—Ed. W. Kirby
Bedford Circuit—J. B. Polsgrove, W.
B. Whitney
Ra.insburg—Geo. Berkstresser
McConnellsburg-31. Luther Smith,
Eliad 31. Chilcoat
Shirleysbarg—C. Graham, A. W. Deck.
er
Cassvillo —John Guss, J. W. Leckie
Concord—Jas. M. Clark, W. H. Max
well
McVoytown—Wm. Gwynn, A. R Mil
ler
LewistowL—Sam. Barnes
Lewistown Circuit—W. A. Houck
Milroy—John F. Brown, J. A. Me-
Kindless
Manor Hill—John Anderson , Jas. H
McGarrah
Petersburg—Andrew W. Gibson
Willianisburg—J. A. Melicit
BirminghanJohn Stine, S. A. Croy-
•
elfin ;
Huntingdon—Sob A. Price
Saxton—John W. Cleaver, Olive).
Stewart
Rev. James Brads is stationed at
Petersburg, Carlisle district; Rev. S.
L. Conser, at Gettysburg, Carlisle dis
trict; Rev. R. Wesley Black, Jersey
Shore, Bellefonte district; and Rev.
David &waif, at Great Falls, Balti
more district.
Tar. following is a copy of the mns•
ter roll of Company B, 20th Pa. Cav
alry :
,Samuel Montgomery, Capt. Hunt., co.
B. T. Stauber, Ist Lieut., Lewistown.
Jas. M. Thomas, 2d Lieut. Harrisburg.
Sylvester G. Gettys, 0. S. Mint., co.
Sam. Beaver, Q. ➢I. S. Lewistown.
Joel Tompkins, C. S: Shirleysburk. -
Geo. W. Crawford, let Duty Sergi.,
Mifflin.co.
Chas. S. Garrett, 2d do do
Abraham Gunter, 3d do do
Wm. R. Barnes, Reg. Col. Serg., Lew
istown.
Benj. C. Leonard, Ist Corp. Hunt. co.
Henry T. Kulp, 2d• do Lewistown.
Wm. J. Landis, 3d do Mifflin co.
William Funk, 4th do do
C. C. Sarvis, sth do Lewistown.
DP. Hawker; 6th do Shirleysburg.
John Brower, 7th do MoVeytown.
Wm. N. Swyers, Bth do Mifflin co.
Dallas Fichthorn, Bugler, Lewistown.
Reuben Houser, do McVeytown.
John Miller, Farrier, Lewistown.
J. B. McConahy, Blacksmith, do
PRIVATES.
Andrews John Harrisburg
Anderson James Freedoni Forge
Anderson Thos. K. do
Brehman %Vm. P. LewistoWn
Briner Lewis C. Mifflin ea
Bigley John
Mc Vey to w trAV
Breneman John C. Mifflin co.
Butler James S. do
Brought . Lawrence Lewistown
Bellinger Samuel
Bowman Geo. W
Crawford 'John B. do .
Crawford Malin Mifflin co
Crawford David Freedom Forgo
Carrigan Samos Lewistown,
Cassell David Mifflin co --
Cagell Andrew - do
Gloss Elias do
Chadwick Edmund do
Cupples Martin • . do
Cupples Henry 11. do
Collins Joseph . do •
Chrismer 'Joseph Dauphin co
Dolby Lewis H. Lewistown • • .
Devore John McVey town
DeArmit Goo. W. Freedom Forge
Davidson Georgo M. do
Diehl John H, Milroy
Ewing William McVeytown
Fronk Joseph S. Hunt., co
Fellows Henry C. Mifflin co
Forsyth Robert do
Feely William C. . Lewistown
Fessenden Charles B. Philadelphia
Flick William Lewistown
Gardner Jacob A. Carlisle
Grassmyer It. W. Lewistown
Garrett John A. Freedom Forge
Houser Joseph McVey-town
Hawk Wm. J. Lewistown
Hoffman Adam H. do
Harvey Jas. T. Shirleysburg
Hulls George . Mifflin co
Kie9eman William do
Laird Job do •
Lynn Henry • Hunt. co
Lynn Andrea , do
Lewis Charles Mifflin co
Lewis James . do.
Leper Martin Lewistown
*Livingston Herbert C. do
Murphy Jacob • Mifflin co
Miller Frank Lewistown
Newberry Thos. L. MeVeytown
Orr James A. do
Olinger Isaac • do
Prickets Geo. W. do . . •
Price John , Lewistown
Rideti - Uriah S. . • , •
Riden Willis do
Ross Hiram „ Freedom Forge .
SolifeltGeorgo H. Lewistown
Saxon James S. do
Shafer George Mifflin co
Shafer Henry C. . do
Summers James do ,
Stine Daniel do
Stahl William , do
Simmons James do
Sanford jameli do •
Tice Joseph • Lewistown
Ulsh Geo. W. do
Vtincourt John 0. Harrisburg
Wother Henry Lewistown
Wassin Samuel • do
Woods Isaac W. do
*Marked on the rolls as a deserter,
and $3O reward offered for his arrest.
Soldiers on "Preach Leave."
Assistant Provost Marshal Shoema
ker received orders on Saturday to
arrest all soldiers at home on "french
leavo " HO succeeded during tho day
in capturing.nve, and placed them in
Sheriff Johnston's institution for safe
keeping. Dpring., cake evening the
"boys" got their blood up and destroy
ed nearly everything in their 'room.
The damages will not amount to loss
than forty dollars, which they Will
have to pay before they can have
their liberty.
Pocket Knives.
A now eteok
.11.16( received at LOWI*
Book Store.
Eliction of Teacherq:
The election of teachers for the pub
lic school of the borough of Hunting
don, for the - e . mying term of nine
months will be made by the Board of
Directors on the evoning of Saturday
next.
The Express Office.
Mr. Kennedy M. King, has been ap
pointed Agent at this place for the
Adams' Express Company. lie has
removed the office to a room under
lianager's Photograph Gallery on
Railroad street. The appointment is
a good one. •
Valuable Farm for Sale
We invite attention to sale of a var
uable farm at Marklesburg on the 22d
inst. See advertisement in another
column.
gam. Spring Dry Goods now - opening
—large assortment—new designs—at
the Old Established Dry Goods House
of Eyre & Lundell, 4th & Arch Sts.,
Philadelphia. Read adv.
Blooresvill* High School
We call attention to advertisement
of Prof. S. C. M.'Clain in another col
umn. Prof. llicC. has the reputation
of being an excellent. teacher and we
hope he may have a good school.
Hall the Stars and Stripes.
Hall the Stare and Stripes forever)
Hall the source which gave thenfblrth I
Freemen, let them never, never
Fail abandoned to the earth.
Shout, ye eons, and raise the anthem,
Offspring or heroic titres,—
They who gave their live, a ransom
To secure the glorious price. '
Ware the beimer—spreed it o'er ue;
Emblem of our unity.
Freedom's lona dill reign victorious
In this laud or Marty.
Clore tbo Stars and Stripes here planted
By our noble ancestry.
Stand. ye brave ones, stand undatinted o ;•
Hoist the flag of liberty.
Patriots, save the dear bought banner,.
Purchased with your grandelres' blood.
Do bravo, and in the self-same wanner, •
Retrace the steps your fathers trod.
Alexandria, March 4, 1964. • - J. L. A
ONE Splebdia Guitar, price $3O, for
sale at Lewis' Book Store. This in
strurnent could not bo bought in the
city for $4O, but the owner has no use
,for it. Fatf.
On the evening of the 3d, inst., by
John Love, Esq., Mr. JEREMIAH SPAN.
GLER, and %SS CATHARINE DCiUGHER
TY, all of Barree township.
At Shade Gap, by the Rev. G. Van
Artsdalen, on Tuesday !miming, Mar.,
ISt, PHILIP ALEXANDER BEERS, Of
Shade Valley, Huntingdon county, to
Miss ROSANNA ECK, eldest daughter
of Charles Eck, Esq of Pine Grove;
Schuylkill county, Pa. .
PHILADELPHIA 'MARKETS.
• •
Maych 8,.
Fancy and Matra - Family Flout.. • $7,25@7,60
Common and Superfine $5,75®0.,25
Bye Flour • ..$ 13.50
Corn M00t... bl 55,50
4lxlra WhlteMheat $1,75®2,00
do
MoVoytown
Fair and Prima Red
Rye
Corn, prime Yellow
Outs
Barley Malt -
Clatereeed, V 64 Tha
.timothy •
Flazeoed
Wool
Itldol
•
HUNTINGDON MARKETS...
Extra Family Flour /4 bbl *5,50@7,25
Extra do 11 cart 3,75
White Wheat 150
Red Wheat 1 40
Clovers od
IMEZI
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Dried Apples ....................... : ... ..............'. ...... .-1,60
Butter - 55
Eggs 15
Lard 15
Ilam '
is
Shoulder 12
Sides l2
Tallow •
10
.3PCDO3EI; SiALT-330. •
ONE OUT LOT, containing 234 acres, situate on the
Warm Springs' road, and lying Just nortiv of a lot owned
by John paott, Esq.
Inquiro of 0. W. JACKSON.
blch. 9,1881 2t Huntingdon, Pa.
AUCTIONEER.
fHE undersigned, a LICENSED
AUCTIONEER, will call Sales In the counties of
lluotintvlon. a n d Mifflin. Ile trusts,
from motet experiouco in the business. he will merit hot.
runagO, nod render satisfaction to all who entrust to him
their sales. Terms moderate.
Address, ELLIOTT ROBLEY,
Mcb9-31* Mill Creek. Huntingdon co., Pa.
-9, Br, L A Nlk t k v
4 .3. 4 1: 1 " 41t,e;
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Fourth & Arch Sta.
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PHILADELPHIA.
ARE OPENING FOR SPRING. 1864,
100 pos. $1 Fancy SILKS. 50 iics. India Silks $l. 190
pre. Good Bleck Silks. 200 pre Ordered Plain Silks.
4-4 LYONS Bkick Silk VELVET. Brown Silks,
$6.6, 4. 3.2;1 per yard. Black Silks. $0.5.
4. 3.2.1 per yard. Moire Antl 'nee. all colors.
Magnificent Grenadines. Magnificent Organdies.
Mama °HINTZE. and PERCALES. SPRING SHAWLS.
Now Itonsoliold STAPLE GOODS.
N.ll General assortment of Men's Weer. .
Muds 9, 186t.9na
NEW WHOLESALE STORE.
GOODS SOLD
At Philadelphia Wholesale Prices.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE REMOVED
From their place'of husinees, on Hill Street,
TO THEIR NEW BUILDING
On RAILROAD STREET, near the Jackson House,
Where they intend doing
A WHOLESALE BUSINESS.
MERCHANTS AND OTHERS,
Who buy goods by the piece or package,
WILL FIND IT to their ADVANTAGE
TO GIVE US A CALL
• WE KEEP A
General .Assortment of GOODS,
Such as DRY GOODS, GROOERESS,
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
TOBACCO, SEGARS,
163.A_Mer,
NOTIONS, &C., &C., &C.,
WE WILL SELL GOODS
PHILADELPHIA WHOLESALE PRICES
' A. B. CONisIINGHAIA & 'CO
nuntingdon, itch 0,186.1.
Horse Mlle
Printod on short notioo 4t,
Job Printhvg
MARRIED,
$1;70,76
$1,41
$1,17
bu
$8,1)0
,:.:$2,715®8,00"
43,15 k
-6086?,,
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POOO METALLIC PAINT
Prevents roofs nattozposed wattle from leaking. Dries
Bard under water. FAINTS MORE THAN TWICE the
surface white lead will. Wallin lofigor and Is nichlgiler
In price. Stands boat bdtter than rod lead. ..
. , IloWelle. Agent, •
~ hack 1503,1.N0ri1t Fourth St..
Fe17,18(4-lin •'
.
The Mooresville School:
THE subscriber respectfully announces .
to the eitiv•ns of Shaver's Creek and surrounding
'community that the first quarter of the summer session
'of the 11001tESVILI.E 111011 SCHOOL will begin April
llth end dose July Ist, 1804. -Also, that the second
quarter will open August Bth and continue eleven weeks.
Whole expense per quarter (eleven 'week's) for Board,
Room-rent and Tuition in common English, only 1418.
Ornamental Painting, Wai Fruit and Flowers, will bo
taught on reasonable terms.. . , •
. .
For Szrther luformattou addremi S. C. SIcCLAIN,
31C11.9,1801-It Noaxesyme, nuut. co., Pa
11IIE PUBLIC SCIrIOOLS.
The election of teachers for tits. public echoola of
:tho borough of Iluntingdoli, for the ensuing term of nine
months, will be made by the Board of- Directors on the
evening of Saturday, tho 12th lost,
Applicatlon3 In writing, (In OP cases to be accompanied
with the certificate of the County Superintendent,) will
be received up to 7 P. Mon NM day.
By order of the Board, JADIPSON AFRICA,
Atch2,lB4-21. • ;Secretary.
A UDITOWS,NONI - CE."
I;state of John ItOtel;'decM.
The undersigned, And nor, oppoiptod to inception.
to the account of Benjamin Hartman, adminietrator of
John floret, decd., and to make dlettlittutlon of the balance
in the 'lambi of sukflidmlnistratit amongst those entitled
to the same, mill intend to bladed., at tho °Moo of Miles
& Dorria, to Wunting.lon. on Pantiv,.the 18th nix or
blancu next, at ten o'clock, A. 1114 at mulch time all pot ,
sons are required to present their.claime before said audi
tor, or bo debarred from Coming In for a share of the fund.
WILLIAM MORRIS, Ja.i
Wuntingdon, Mc112,1864.* • . Auditor.
..zt_DMINISTRATORS'.NOTICE.--•
Estate of Charles J. Snyder, deed. •.
Lettere of Administration hero heed granted to the
undersigned upon the estate of Charlts J. Snyder, Leto of
Juniata township, Huntingdon - county, deceased. All
perilous indebted will make payment, amithose.having
claims present them, properly authenticated, to us.
ANN SNYDIIII. • •
k.L'TSII SNYDER, '
Feb 24, iSSI4t.*• . •Admr. • •
N.lO AND SEE-FOR YOUR SELF
N The Stock of New` Goods that In new opening—
end for sale at - LLOYD & HENRY'S. .
Feb. 21,.1864. lm.
wh.t. StAXi'g AttB, - , at old . prices,
at the Iferd were storenf -JAS. A.SHOWN.
iluntiugdun, F 010,64 - •
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B 'ld S T L o '4 N ° Gu it is E i r. t ) :st u r e c A 2 1
d B nl DRIED
Fe b. 10,1865 LLOYD 4 111 WRY,
STRAY STEER me.to the prem
ises ar the subscribed!' WittliwiMirk
on or about the tint or Dee.,'lMAibliteleBTiSkft r 4 4•.
supposed •to be about teed' , Th
0141101 . Is requested to come Pinteitic pro'," property, pay
charges and take biai away, otherwlse he will be disposed
of according to low.. ' W111:131AS I.9.thiprog.
QTRAY . . •
1.3 Came to the premises of the Subscriber .in lrcpeWoil
township, about the first data September lest, _
a Heifer, about throw yeate old. with black sides, Ater
neck and bead, black and white spreckled. back •-",
and belly white. The owner le requested to coma for
ward, prove, property, pay chores, and take her away,
otnerwise ehe will be diapmed of according to law.
Mch2 It64' - SAMUEL HUFF.
•VUBLIC SALE AT •MARKLES
BURG.
'be oaderalgued will off, at Publle Bale At tbo town
of Marklesburg at 10% &chick, A. 51:,
' • ' ' •
• •
Ou Tue.sday, 22d ditsV6r March nazi,.
. . • .•
valuable farm of 80 acme, of ethic 00ncres are
cleared, is good order. all well fenced; p great portion of
*hick's Post and rail: It is ktiown as the John Multi
property, and has thawed a line log weather,
Lt„,.. boarded double house a-largo new bank' barn,
171 largo tool house and granary, a corn crib, also, a
flue spring house (with the seater mining then'
it consiautly) within tea stops °Oho dwoiiingt
also, an
orchard of ever 100 trees Just beating. - .
The farm iebeautifittly situated § with a fine eastern ex
posure, within' two miles of tilarklesburg station, and ab
out ono mite from Coffee Run, with . the best market at
good cosh prices iu this section of the .4t.,t0.
There is u widow's don - or Lti the farm, it .will be sold
suhject to the dower, or the dower.Vlll ho tamed as the
porchaser may desire.
Terme one-third in Nand and:. the.balancelo null the
purchaser. Possession given on confirmation of sato.. .
JOllll AIECIA il AN, 11.98AT10 O. FISH NIL
Auctioneer. • • , N 0112,1864..
pußLic SALE. OF REAL Es-
(ESTATE OF lIICEIAti, BAitPOLZAR, dec'd,J .
ORPTIAX'S . UOITRa' SALE.
)3,rviituivof no order of tilit"iflriplitin's Caine of Hunt
ingdon County. the undersigtlett-will sell at Public Salo
on the premises,. ou - 16th day of March
1864,- otione o'clock of maittilay,', -IBelblitAtina•ma en.
- 111L'Oilit 'certain trout oftstia'Adita` la , jhe township
of C4aygn:(llo • said: Docility 11•;• tritlngdon, adjoining
lands of William Corbin's helm on the east, hinds of Oa-
Vitt F. StOvens on the North, lands of Jambs 0. McNeal
on the I Vast, and lands Of §amttet Gladfolter .and others
on the smith. Containing ono bundled and eleven norm
nod fifty two porches and allowancta•' more or loss; hav
ing thereon erected a two story frump house, log barn
and other tmpp ovemonls. • "
TERSI6 Oh'. 84 LE. — One third of the purchase' tummy
to bit paid on donftrumtlon of the solo, one third In ono
poor thereafter with interest, ma the' remaining third
at toe death of tho widow. her Intilrest to -be paid to hor
punctually and annually during hcr , life; to be secured
by tho bonds and mortgagoorJudkitients of the•purcha.
our. BENJAMIN WOOLhET
Feb. 8,1864.
VALUABLE' MILL PROPERTY
AND
FARM OF 200 ACRES,
• AT PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber offers nt private sale his valuable mil
property and feral of 200 acres of land,'on Shaver's creek,
two miles train Petersburg. Huntingdon county.
The property will be sold seParittdly or all together.
The property• can be soon by calling on the subscriber;
and terms made easy.
Dec. 23, 18 W. THOS. P. STEWART.
CA.SSVILLE SEMINARY
AND
NORNAL SCHOOL.
The subscriberrespectfully ennouncee to the citizens of
Ifuntingdoti and the adjoining counties that the Cassville
Seminary will be open 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 will please address
0 KO. F. DAVENPORT,
Iluntingdon co., Pa.
REFIRENCES—R. McDiriti,County Superintendent. and
others. Feb. 3, 1854.
THE.GLOBE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
rp RE "GLOBE 'JOB.. OFFICE" is
the most complete of any to the country, and pos.
sesscs the most ample facilities for promptly executing in
the beet style, every variety of Job Printing, such u
HAND BILLS, • •
PROGRAMMES,
•
,• • •
BLANKS,.
•
POSTERS,
•
BILL HEADS,
CARDS,
. ,
CIRCULARS, • - .
BALL TICKET'S,
LABELS, &C., &C., &C
• CALL AND exitivis APECIIIPNO OP RORK,
AT LEIPIS' • BOOK, STATIONERY a MUSIC STORE
TERMS OF THE GLOBE.
Por annum in advance
31x months
!hreo months
-•• • -
A failure to notify a discontinuance at the expiration 01
.Ikb term subscilbed for will he considered a new engage•
neut.
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1 insertion. 2 do. 9 do.
Tour Mee or less $ 25 $ 37% $ 511
Me square, (12 lium,) ...... .... SO 75 100
Orb squares, 1 00 1 60 2 00
three squares - 1 60 2 25 3 00
Over three week and less than three mouths, 25 route
Ter Square for each insertion.
3 months. 6 months. 12 months.
fix lines or less $1 60 $3 00 $5 00
_Me square 300 600 ' 700
two squares 5 00 8 00 10 00
three squares, . 700 10 00 15 00
Four equaree, 900 . 13 00 ^0 00
Half a column, 12 00 18 00 ...... —.34 00
Me column, 20 00 30 00— 50 00
Professional and Dolma Cards not exceeding four lines
One year $3 00
Administrators' and Executors' Notices, $1 75
Advertisements not marked with the number of inner.
ions desired, will be continued till forbid and charged :w
-ording to thane terms. .
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DIARIES FOR 1864,
Received and for sale •
At lII7JVIS' Book Store
Tho• Parlor Matehesi sdpeiior
to any other kind in the market; for
sale at Lewis' Book Store.
geff" For neat JOB PRINTING, call at
the "GLOM: Jon l'utyrEcu Orrice,"•at Ilun
tindon, Pei
FISHRS' COUR.
THOS. FISHES.. H. U. FISHES.. T. C. FISHER..
FISHER & SONS
HUNTINGDON, PA.
STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GOODS;
ETC., ETC.
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A.ILANDSOAIE STOCK of GOODS,
of all kinds, Is now open for the Inspection of tho
and we cordially incite all our Customer' ind the public
generally, to call and be convinced that we are unequal
led to the quality, taste, etyle, and prices of our Goode.
We rdquott the public to bear In mind that we per.
cbue principally from grit hands in Now York, pay
Caan for all we buy, and cannot be rivalled to our !MIN.
flail for epontng for public nee, a etoeb of Gonaral Iler 7
ohantlise,
. -:t-:::.viiy~«
fiutatNotioN MILLS.
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ORAIk FLOUR,• AND. FgEn.
• .
Wg ARE-PREPARED TO }TR
clusse.ap Elude Of oftAIN, for which we will pity the
highest egeh priced, lad will have fur sale at all ttmee,
FLOW!, FEED, Ac.
=l:2
PLASTER! PLASTER!!
-- • - o - - -
WE HAVE an IMMENSE STOCK
'or PLASTER van ample supply for this and neighboring
canalise! naring a Mill expressly for grinding it, ma
can produco finer and more &Arabia stock than can ucu
nilyla had.
=
SALT ! SALT !
=:=2
W E-OFFiR 500.813L5. of SPLEN
did ONONDAIGA. SALT, unequalled In quality and price.
O. A, Salt In necks la also kept constantly on hand.
=I
FISH. FISH.
I=l
10 131,15. No 1 MACKEREL,.
IT=Z!I3
MENEM
16 MU Dbl.. No. 1 '.
MM:IZMI;iI
10 " " No. 3
Quarter Barrolo and Kits, of all numbers, aro also "Of-
SUMAC. SUMAC.
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WE ARE AT ALL TIDIES P.RE-
pared to buy suzio, will pay cash, or trade, as dotlrod
EH
FLAX. FLAX.
-0 --,•-•7
THE HIGH PRICES RULING FOR
Cotton Goods boo compelled public attention to be snore
eepoolally directed to the culture of Flax. It can be made
by BOMB attention, one of the most valuable products a
farmer can produco; an acre readily producing 50 to 80
Dollars worth' of g,ro and seed: Great cote atiould be
taken by growers to have their Flax spread very ibiu
when rolling; when watered sailciontry on one side, it
should be turned, and subject to exposure until all the
mains get a grey color, and the ltrit readily scpdratce
from the wood, bia gentle rob.- '
It should on a very dry day bo tied lir brindles, and is
then ready for the mill. Ac a gettonel thing too much
seed is sown on an acre. Unites the ground is very rich
one Bushel por ncro is sufficient: 'lf the gratind is racy
.trong ormand moo fourth buthel is ample.
Dec 10, 1663;
t. S.
RE VENUt STAMPS
PUBLIC NOTICE. - •
All pereons interested will please take notice, that
the underslgned.deputy Collector or U. 5, Internal 'Rev°.
000 for Huntingdon county. will attend on tho Ist and
fid Tuesdays of each month, at the Jackson Hotel, In the
borough of Huntingdon, to receive tuxes, .k.:,,,,comuteno.
log on the 7th July, •
July 7th, 18b3.
WANTED.—A Journeyman Miller,
Immedlately, or a young man who would like to
learn tho milling trade. Address
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Q I SOANYA.N'S ORIENTAL AL-
Bost. • . .
his unique and itilircititir collection or Twentyritiree
splendid Photographic Poriraits of Oriental men and wo.
men, taken from lite, in both indoor lend outdoor costumes
is now ready for sole. Pries $3. Sent free by mall, on
receipt of price. Dealers supplied - at OM - dental discount.
These portralts received a Miser medal from the Amer.
lean Itatitutth 0. OSCANYAN, 1 -, ,
Fe3-6t . 37 Lafayette place, N. Y.
TT OUSEKEEPEIt SiATTENTION
You all want a CLOTHES WRINGER, in order
to set through , yonr washing earlier, mime yeas strength
and at thosame time eattoieneggh Hi the wearof clothes
by est ng a Wringer, to pay 'for It In six months. at the
present price of rotten. Wringers that have taken the
Pentium oven ALL crime in the - market, for sale at the
Hardware Stare of Fe 3,1804 JAMES A. DROWN.
QELLING OFF FOR CASH !
[raving a largo stock cf Hardware on hands, bought
at old prices, I am daily selling
,goods lower than they'
can be bought lu Phlladelpbla. • Cull eta.
Fa, IEB4 • - - JANES A. BROltlf
- JOSEPH ABT,
MANUFACTURER OF
BASKETS & SLEIGH BASKETS,
Near Huntingdon, Penna. ."
•
All. orders filled on the shortest notice. • • •
Orders left at Lewis Book Store will receive attention.
Huntingdon, Jen, 27,.1804-6m. ,
IV. A. STEigitiklg,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
21UNTINODOR; PA.
OFFICE-4n flow nearly oppo-
M .
site Court use, on Hill Street, Etnnt
ingdon, Pa.
Huntingdon, Hoe: id;
Gunsl I Pistols Fishing Tackle,
'XNE CUTLERY,
And Sporting Apparatus generallk.
Rode, Lines, Reels, Brisket's, Baits, Flies,
Hooks, Nets, Foils, Gloves, Masks, Bil-
lies, Corkscrews, Dog Collars, ha,
Constantly.on, hand; and for sale, Wholesile
and retail at JOHN KRIDERS,
Bportimen'a Depet,
M0b2,1804-6n1.1 N. r. Cor. 2d & Walnut, Pallsula.
PHILADELPHIA'. f AAQi
1864 j PAPER HANGING& 3 / 4 ''""-'^
HOWELL & BOVRIL%
MANUFACTURER Or •
WALL PAPERS,
& WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS,
Cornet 4th and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA. '
N. B. A foe stock of LINEN SHADES constantly on
Land. reb24,1864-3m
G, W. Carpenter, Henszey & Co's
WHOLESALE DRUG AND '
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
No. 737 Market St., Philadelphia.
• . .
The subscriber Loops constantly on hand a large stock
or DRUGS, MEDICINES, CREMICAIA, PIIAIIMACEU
TICAL PREPARATIONS, and ovary otbiei ankle which
appertains to the business, onduaciag the moat extensive
variety; also, PAINTS, OIL and GLASS, of every deserip•
then. •
• AS articles purchased frauLies can be rolledbOtil:b4riti
bf the mostauperior quality and at as low prices salheY
can be had. We can otter emelt tuducemente OA will make
41- the intereate - ef - purobeacm - te - lay - tu -- ttialrattritur
form us, and give no their future patronage, and invite
all who visit the city, to call at our . eetablishmemt; All
orders addressed to us by mall or otherwive will meet
with prompt attention.
GEO. NT. CARPENTER &
Fo3-3m . •
- • 737 Market Street, Shoals:
THE TJNIVERS4..LLY APPROVED
NONPAREIL, • '
and other favorite brands of fresb ground COFFEE )
FOR SALE AT
THE EAGLE STEAM SPICE AND
COFFEE WORKS,
Noa, 244, 246 & .248 Nth. Front St.,
Corner of New St., Pidlidolpblo.
De23-6m.] HOWARD WORRELL.
MEN WANTED .
FOR THE INVALID CORPS.
Only those faithful aoldier s who, from wounds or the
hardships of Wilt; are no longer - fit 'for active field duty,
will lie received in this Corps of Honor. Enlistinents
will be for' three years, unless sooner discharged. Pay
end allowance same as for officers and men of the United
Stutea Infantry; except that no premium or bounties for
enlistment willbo allowed. Tide will not invalidate any
pensions or bounties which may be due for previous HP.
Vices.
For the CODS= ionce o service, the men will be selected
for throe grades of deity. 'Those Who are moat efficient
and able-bodied. and capable of performing guard duty,
etc., will be armed witk.muaketa, and exsined,to compile
nice of the Pint Battalion.. Those of the `next - degree of
efficioncy, including those who .have lost a band or an
srm ; and the least effective, Including those who have
log a foot or leg, to the companion of the •Secend 'or
Third Battalion.; they will he with swords.
• .
The duties will be to act chiefly as provost guards and
garrisons for cities; guards for hospitals and other public
buildings; and as clerks. ordorileseke." If found necessa
ry, they may be assigned to forte, &c.
Acting Assistant Provost liar:dulls General are author
ized to appoint officere of the Regular Service; or of the
Invalid Corps, to administer the oath of enitstrnent• to
those men who have oompletaly Entailed the prescribed
conditions ofudmission to the Invalid Corps, viz: '
I. That tho applicant Is unfit for service in tbo dela:
2. That be la St for the duties, or some of thole, Melt.
ted above..
+4 , 44/4w.......4...
8. That, If no now in the service,' he, eras honorably
discharged.
4. That he Is merlterloun and deserving. - -
For enliatment or Anther toformation ' applf to the
Board et Enrollment for the district In which too
cant Is a resident--
No 11,..,...............
Vine tigtik :it teivis Efool: StOre
FOR SALE
AT BEIM" BOOK STORE;
HUNTINGDON, PENNA
A. J. 3IcCOY,, Spruce Creek,
Huntingdon co., Ps
R 117,180 -it
COFFEE:: COFFEE r
. • .
By order of JAMES IL FRY, Provost Marshal Sieneral
• ALEX:, Id. LLOYD, •
• Captain and Provost Marshal.
Houtitusdoa, July B 1863, -
.. . - .
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ! !
25 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
THE CHEAPEST !
SIMON COHN,
AT COFFEE RUN STATION, •
Would respectfully call the attention of his old patrons
specially, and the public to general, to hie extensive
stook of well selected now Goode, Just received from the .
Eastern eities.,conelstlog, input, of -
Dry Goods,
Clothing, Wool.;
on Ware, Notions,
hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Bonnets, Shawls, Circu
lars, Hardware, Queensware, Gro
ceries, Wood and Willow 7 ware, Tobacco,
Segars,. Nails, Glass, Provisions, - '
Oil, Fish, Salt, Tinware, Cop
per Ware, Drugs and
. Medicines, Clooks,
Watches, &0.,
and all other ar,ticles kept In a drat class country store;
all Metered with' the greatest faro and which were par
°hailed for cash only, and affords him to sell them et a
*cry low figure. Tire pablic will find. it to their advan
tege to call and examine our eneurpeesed stock,hefore
Pt'miming elsewhere. No pains will be spargA to chow
lug our Goode. Millar are specially itiVitid to (domino
our largo stock of fashionable dress geode; Shawls, Cir.
milers, Fere, and a great variety of Woolen Goods, Maio.
ry,. . . •
• All kinder& produce takeu in eenliange at the highest
market prices,-Cash not refused. By strict atiOntion to
titennuts of ,customers, we hope toreceiveacontinuatlon
of the liberal Patronage with which we have beep hereto.
fore favored.. Goma One ended!, and
ern_ New foods received daily. •
11016, 1863. . :IDlOM6c.iim.
JOU will and the'Lexgest and Beat
iiimartniti.l4/ Ladiee• Dress ClocdaiA •
P. P. CLIVINb
FOR THE onatantyr VARIETY"
Hafidsoing mid 'Useful Artielei,
Call at LEWIS' Bac& Store.
• .
ESERTI4:b • FROM THE V.
Corporal VICTOR . . V. DOUGHERTY. C0.,81, Hai
num Vol. Cavalry; aged 22 years teet. 8 inches bSerb.
blue open, brown.hair; by. occupation a caDlantar. Gala
Dougherty was tplictod in Iluntlriplun. Pal mkpicti
18&3, ems mnitered Into the ursine in YttlladelphLtiy
• • tai .
.a)-
Also. , Prliate W01.1.10U6K, CO. •• h
- It
aged 20 ; 4 feet: Thebes high, blue. oyes dark bolt, bob;
oamplexfou, and by occupatlon a blacksmith-201 *wk.
was collated atilontlegitotij-Po4 to servo forltapel
A reward of s3ole offered Att the arrest and deliver" tt
ea% or citbir tbe ribm•rw,U - .r.P L:ratter& • , ••
Uspt.tlo : ,U, 14th Rog, Pa Cot'.
2.“!
Delo, 1883
JAMES CLARKt
UN T .G - DO NA,II.ROAD TOP .
RetzLitoerittiNaiilii - sbrirmuLz:,
On and after Thursday, Div. IR , i 863, Paiseen'ser lista
Ulll arriso and &wart as fellows o
UP TRAINS.
MEEM
DEEM
Ls' 3 60 mr, 7 46111untIngdon,
410 8.05 510Conuallatown„....
418 818 Pleasant Grove, -
436 825 Marklasburg
450 845 Coffee Run, .
451 • 8 631 Rough & Ready, 1
• •
607 ' 9 Obleote,
51/ • 9 09.Fteller'e Summit, .
AR 6 BIR4n 9 061i f ,,...4 , •,• • -
IA 6 4011 s 9 40r — . , . ~.. ,
6 511 10 0011112dleaborg ,
603 10 081Ltopow411 - ' !
BEDFORD RAIL ROAD
6 191 10 24111baillia a'" 411 4. 45
6 441 10 491Haniton , r 8 241- 410
on 7 001.41i1l 061 Bloody Ilan, p.*41,10[16 405
BROVP'S RUN MUNOZ. .
La 9 10 1 Paxt0n,...... 8 - 30 1 4 a '4 80
9.66 Conlmoat , .1116 if
. 19 99 Ormlford .8 806_5 a6'
an 10 101 Didley. 115 . 8 00 ti 1500
'Broad Top
Uuntlngdon, Doc: 16, 1803..1. --.3.48:14391
iP 4 E
ENNRYLVANIA RAIL ROAR
i'7IV : rrA o7 ,4II7.7IG oI E3E AI NT " .
)I , 7...STWARD: ' - . ' AkSTltilliD
led . • - - -. - .11, 7i
PALI P. 11.1 ii.. 111 lA. it • • , -.• . 'P.64 -1L.M.1 6
617 2f.llatallten. .... -....nt" 4
6 25 6 so Mt. Union,.. ; 11_24,0_48 _ I
686 Mapleton, . . ...,... 1
648 ..... ::-... ' . Mlll.Creok... ...-. '-0.3;
6697 60 '6O 601 Mintingaen, 11 01 =9 .41 •
6 16
6 25 ..... '6 21 PaterrberB',...l3l47 . 607 1
Hama - ...... . 1
•6 al ...... 0 Striance . Creal., 10 31 . 8 $5 ;
649 ..... ....... • Strtql6gbasta, • '
668 ' 7 00 Tyrone, - 10,13 883
708 ' o,r;. 7 . 16 Tipton - -- ...'i. .1.. .. .. 1.7a7;.
714 Fostoria,. .........1 - .
770 7•28 grryBlllliB, - .. -"" 8
740'8 60 8 gri 7:40 AltoOnso . :- 1 d
P.O. P. 4.11. A.M. ... .. '
__Thi.F.6l32' Lin 4 . Al I. g
m., funtartifee at.l
The ElllGnaNi- Ail
ton at 10.28 A.M.. ..
READING -RAIL
GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM TUE
k_A North end NorthAVegt for Phanneitio. *NM
Yoot, READING, P0118y111.2, LZDANONa64III2.OWX;EABTOW,
Train' leave NABEGSBVILV fur
RadDING, raTIEIVILIS, and all Inlorralld4ite - 8405,10, 4'B
.
NZIVIYOBIE EipfaM IQaTea 11 48 1 u 011 1n0 at•
living at Nan , Yuna at`lB,l6 tha samantorning ".•
Fares from Hanmantan t To Navf-liont, $816; to.Ftite.
ADZIPMA , 8 6 86 and $ 2.6 0/ '/Uggage Chtc/ted Omagh; •
Returning. have Nrie.Yinti at 0.A..01, Nome, and 7.
P. M., Zrrrestmou .r.... 11111111 arriving al , NOMltntutit
2A. U. Leave' PtntAnrirtua, at 8.16, A.:11; and 8.114 PM,
Sleep gears Wee Nur-Yens liitentise Uinta, thitingli‘
to and from PITTBMMOB Without change. .
Passengeta by• the :CATiiilB.9C Rail Road leaire laM.
spas at, 8.60. A, DI., . for PIIILAACtiItts , and all Intenrie.
dials' Stations ; and at 2.15 P. for - Ptili.totMmui lisw•
Troths leave Pornmumat 9.15 A. IG., arid 230 P..111L;
Puntnunitta, IlenmsMied - and
An' ugonimodettqa pmeeteeriropiferoa•Rnal: l l
I%N.Yetrd'rettiznitfrottrPria(natittia•mt
MP,. All the above Ulan!, tun deft Fiend/Gs
Salaam! 4 , 7 AM V.. POrmitta, at 7 ,3 4' 31 . ,
IblLADusata'atAX6
COYittorkrion, 81.rtatoi, Sistgac, and*Ctlielbi TIMM(
at reduced rates to and from all points: ,
80 &and. Iraggage.altowed each Neeenger.
G. A: NICOLLP . • -
Cenesal-Supekintaid;st.
Doe. 8, 1888
VARMStEB, PAINTS 85 GLASOt.
.
xprE. offer to ' healers; CodOli-maketir t
• v rand Home Painters . , it the very loweit nett canh
-prices the beet Cinch and Osbinet Varnisher;
best White Lead; munch arld•Amerifun glum;
Chrome Greens and Yellows, Drop' and Ivory
Blacks and a full assortment of all:,tliefiner
colorstLeuch as Vormillions, Lakes. Tube
ore, ac., also, Paint and. Yampa Ilrnaheso! ' S
the beet make. Giesler's Biomonds Pointiq .."
Paint Mills ; single and double thick filass,'of all dentrip
Gone, and all.bleterlals used by,ljonee sad coati Pidht4
ere—which we can Bell air cheat., if not cheaper, then and.
Other home, from the fist that we keep down our capon!,,
see by conducting our Ifirli'eas ''
Mr. ItA'U—one of the llrm,for seititmanufalii
tored the :Varnishes, eold by the rate (I,schrric . ZWe fittl
confident that our Turnlshee,are equal, if.po; l luperter,.
to any manufactured in this country. We warrant them
to give entire satisfaction, and if 'not rut represented. the
money will be refunded. Give use call before - PliPthaalur
elsewboro. d liberal discount =de to the tr dr.
• FELTON • & RAU , '
N05.,136 *ln Nth FOURTH Street. cornor Cherry, •
PIILLADBLPHILI
TJNIVERSAL:i - :::
GLOTHESWRINGERI
- 1. .garg4 raniq *Older, '410;06
2. Medium ‘ 1 ". 7.,08.
" ii 6,00:
3. Small '' . 0,00
No
No
No
No
No. 8. Large Hotel, • . ,
No. 18. ltfediumleaundry 118,00
No. 22. _Levi's t' I. F t q uojgc,oo
Nos. 2i. and 3 have no Ctige. • Ali otti;'
ors are warranted. •
*No. 2 is the size geOrilliy ttatibtiii
private fninilioe., -
ORANGE June, Of the "American-Az
.rioulttirist," Bays
lIZIIVERSAL CLOTRZIS VI7IUNGIIR
"A child can readily , wring oat a tobfultor clethes to
a few =lmam It Is in reafltf a Ctortica. esTrat A
TIME Banat and a SUNG= SAM I The easing of gar-
Meats will alone,pay a large per ceatlft °altered. We
think the machine much more than' me for Itself ere•
ry year'i in the saving of garmentsl',There are metal
kinds,. nearly alike In general construction, but• we con.
Bidet ft important that the Wringer . - be littod ttitii COP:
otheTwisa a mass Of garments may clog ,TOllOl - k and
the rollers upon the crank4htift ellpand tear th - agothita,
or tile - rubber break tootle trete the shaft. 011COW11.111iina
of the first make, end It Is as dorm An KEW after.' naaiiy.
Vann 'WA& COlrailliT use.
tilt* *linger with Cog Wheela lei
canted in every partiotacts% •
NO Wranger . can be Dicrable ivitliout t'og
Wheels.
A. good CAN v . .A.sap.R, Ivanted ff
Oiroiy`town.
On reooipt of the pride fiOn2
cgs -vhare. "no one ie,selllfig,
Bon d do
_Wringer free of exvitee.
Por particulars and .omnlars ad
dress R. C. BRO7N.TNG,
347 Broadway, N. Ir.
Aug:-.f2; .'d3
. .
1400 KIN faG,no GLASS..ES.-..
Foi sat 4 ifirdliert , ativitit
1961 2. , ASIES A. E.8.011N
STATIONS...
ako s . 4is r ,
'.; A NZI . '•:. '.
* A.m.. P:se ,
BIDINGS. •' .' -' "..,
os• 1.10(as 7 10 . .
, _lO 62 • 6,6/'
' 10 4 1 6 644
. 10 1
10 27
' 0 r-6..66.
19
• 10 /0 :‘ , ".6.09,
.9 69 ' .666 . .
9 65t . - 660 .
LE 9 40 , 16.6 . .4Q
Alt 926 is' 6 So
007 - - 410
_. `
. 0,00 , •00 •
___
CM
814
40 800
4:11,
?V"
Ina on,
i paiettrir
=l n = ::w 2 a 2. 87 d
and armful at
gli
1126
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