ctt istol)t.,
HUNTINGDON, PA.
Wednesday morning, Apil3.3, 1864.
LOCAL .& PERSONAL.
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR!
For the Sanitary Commission, to be Add
in Philadelphia, in the first week of
;lune next,
rELLADZLPIII6. Mar*, 12th, 11M.
Reetaurant Department.
• The co-operation of benevolent and patriotic citizen. of
kamosylvania, New Jersey and Delsware and elsewhere,
to invited, In our:efforts to make this more remunerative
lhatr any Pair that has preceded it. Then Fairs are ree
sorted to as practical means offered to every one to take
part In a great and Mumma work. Let no one, therefore,
allow this opportunity to pass, of contributing vomethlug
for the benefit of the National Soldier in the field; and
theigh the gilt may wont email when alene, it soon be.
comes effielent when combined a Ith numbers. We ask
for donations of any and every article, the produce of the.
Farm, L.ke, River,and Ocean, and ofnireign importation;
of Pratt,, fresh, dried, and preserved of Vegotabte.,
Clikkena, Batter, Fags, Beef, fresh and smoked, Tongues,
Ilims and Pork, Lobsters, Crabi, Oysters, Clams, Fish,
fresh and salt, In truth, there is nothing which may
contribute to the well being of our appetites; which may
not be animated to our care.
GEORGE T. LEWIS, Chairman,
Restaurant Department.
The Soldiers Aid Society of this
place, having accepted the Agency in
Iltintingdon and neighborhood for the
-'Restaurant Department' rof the Can
tf•al Fair, Philada.—solicits donations
of provisions of all kinds from the citi
zens of town and country.
Let all aid in this groat and good
work—send a contribution however
small—haiing the donor's name at
tached. If' left:' with Mrs. Wm. Me-
Murtrie Mrs. E. Orbison, - will be
forwarded-by the Society.
If any prefer forwarding their own
contributions—send by railroad or ex
press—freight -will be paid in Philada.'
Please diract all donations than:
For GEORGE T. LEWIS. Restaurant Department.
Care a.k.fi. ItIciIENRY, Reception Committee of the
Great Central Pair, PULL ADELPIIIA, PA.
3fcb 29, IVA,
Important Case 'Tried—Liability of the
Pennsylvania' Railroad to keep the
Stati Canal in Repaira.
The important oasis of Barnes vs
the Pennsylvania Railroad, which has
been on trial before Judge &gnaw, of
the Supreme Court, for ten days, went
to the jury on Wednesday the 6th.
The action was brought to recover
damages for the alleged neglect of the
defendants to keep the State Canal.in
good repair: On the part of the plain
tiff it was claimed that the repairs to
the Canal were not made as required
by tbo.act of Assembly, and hence ho
suffered great loss by detention, &c.
The Company answer that the Canal
was under bad repair when they took
possession, and the policy has been to
repair gradually, so as not to interfere
- with •the navigation, and that these
repairs have geen in pursuance of the
recommendation of competent engi
neers, and the outlay has exceeded
the income of the Canal. In charging
the jury, Justice Agnew held that by
the fifth section of the act of Assem
bly, the purchaser of the canals is
bound to keep them up in good repair
and the canals are to remain forever
public highways; and are to bo kept
open in repairs for the use and enjoy
ment of all the parties who desire to
use and enjoy the same. The legal
obligation on the company is to com
mence 'immediately ' This the Court
construes to mean that • the company
was to immediately take the necessa
ry stops towards the performance of
-their duty, and the law is not com
plied with by keeping the, canal in as
good condition as it was when trans
ferred to the company. But the act
does not require the company to in
crease the facilities on the canal, un
less the company thinks proper to do
so. The duty enjoined is to keep the
canal up iu good condition, that is the
test . of liability for damages. But
when we come to the question of the
performance of this duty, the condi
tion ef the canal when it passed from
the State may be considered. -
The Company had the right to ex
ercise a fined discretion as to the
mode, time and portion of the work
to be repaired, in view of the condi
tion of the Canal and the public in
- Wrests involc'ed. How and when
wore to bo determined by engineers
of skill 'and .experience, and ifsiie mode
adopted was intended to accomplish
the purposes of the law, the Compa
ny cannot be held responsible" for the
delays on the canal consequent upon
the bad conditien of the works when
they took charge. In brief, the jury
were instructed that immediately af
ter taking possession of the works, the
defendants ,became bound to put them
in repair, but executing this duty
they could exercise a sound .and judi
cious discretion as to the mode, time
and parts, so as not to interfere with .
the public interests. If the mode a
dopted was reasonable and they pros
ecuted the work with diligence, the
Company has performed its whole du
ty. If they_ performed this duty faith
fully, they are not liable for the im
perfect navigation, nor for the defects
growing out of the condition in which
they found the works, nor for unex
pected or natural causes which could
not be guarded against by ordinary
care. In such cases they are only lia
ble for want of diligence in repairs af
ter such occurrences.. Verdict for
plaintiff, $9,498.50.
Mrs. Dl.llanlgar •
Has removed her Millinery Store to
the room adjoining the old Temper
ance Hall, where her old customers,
and new ones, will please give ler a
call.
Returned to their Regiment.
• The several members , of the 49th
Who have been at home on furlough
for a month past enjoying themselves
"highly," have returned to their regi
ment near Brandy Station, Va. May
they enjoy good health, "live and grow
fat" on pork and beans, and escape all
the trying dangers of another three
years campaign.
The "boys" received a gratuitous
farewell dinner at the Farmer's hotel,
now occupied by Mr. Abraham Jacobs.
Mr. Jacobs has thus proved his friend
ship for the soldiers and his apprecia
tion of their services, and those whom
he has hospitably received and remem
bered, will, in return, remember him.
"eg.. We call the attention of the
loyal people of this county to the call
of the Soldiers' Aid Society, at the
head of . this column. Almost every
family or individual can contribute
13:=1
Mr. Henry W. Arey, Secretary of
the Girard College, willaplease accept
our thanks for a Report of the College
for 1863.
Sifir Now open—Paris-made Mantil
las, Cloaks, &c., &c., of the latest styles
and in great variety—at J. W. Proc
tor & Co., 920 Chestnut St. Philada.
Read tedv. This is a reliable house.
New Otoo;c of 'loots ond Shoes.
George Shaeffer bas just received at
bis new location opposite Brown's
Hardware Store, a new stock of Boots
and Shoes.
New. Dry Goode, &c.
D. P. Gwin, and Fisher & Sons are
opening their new stocks of Spring
and Summer Goods.
Lloyd & Henry
At their new store on the canal ba
sin, have received a large stock of new
goods, and are doing a rushing busi
ness.
A. 13, Ctuuthsgham & Co.,
Are constantly receiving new goods
at their wholesale vvarehouse, near
the Jackson Hotel, and are accommo
dating country merchants at low pri
ces.
Accident.
On Sunday last, a drover, while
feeding horses at the stable of Mr.
Long, was kicked by one of them in
the face and breast, and badly injured.
rm.Preaehing in the German Re
formed Church nest Sunday evening.
Lazy Boy..
A lazy boy makes a lazy man, just
as sure as a crooked sapling makes v
crooked tree. Who over yet saw a
boy grow up in idleness, that did not
make a shiftless vagabond when he
became a man, unless he had a for
tune left him to keep up appearances ?
The great mass of thieves, paupers
and criminals have come to what they
are by being broUght up in idleness.
Those who constitute the business
part of the community—those who
make our great and Useful men—were
taught to be industrious.
What Woman has done, and Is doing.
It is really wonderful to see what
mighty works are. being done thro'
the length and breadth of our land by
women for the relief of our suffering
soldiers. Money by the thousands is
poured into different channels of re
lief which aro organized in our differ
ent cities for the benefit of soldiers. It
is truly said that women are as, patri
otic as men, add if it is not their prov
ince to shoulder the musket, they can
and they do through other agencies,
work as energetically as men.
The Howie.
One of the most beautiful specimens
of typogtaphy we have seen for some
time, is 'The Illustrated Horse Man
agement,' by Edward Mayhew, the
celebrated Veterinary Surgeon. It is
published by J. B. Lippincott & Co.,
of Philada., and is• embellished with
over four hundred capital engravings.
We were as deeply interested in read
ing it as NVO were in witnessing Mr.
John S. Rarey's horse taming feats,
and we may add that the author hear
tily sympathizes with and defends
Mr. Rarey's plan of training horses,
by firm though mild and discrimina
ting moans. Dr. Mayhew urges that
in treating horses, as to their anato
my, medielfie,•food, teeth, shoeing, vi
ces, stables, &0., the same gentleness,
judgment and philosophical discretion
should be displayed as are exercised
towards the human race, and he draws
a contrast between the sympathetic
manner in which the barbarous Arabs
treat -their horses and the way in
which more civilized nations use and
abuse thdir - steeds. The contrast is
by no means favorable to the more
civilized nations. So far as we can
judge, a very large proportion of Dr.
Mayhew's suggestions, together with
his I:ores:rim on grooms, dealers, bree
ders, breakers, &c., are the results of
long practical as well 'as theoretic
knowledge, while the gentle and hu
raanefipirit in which he discusses the
subject aro beyond all praise. We
hope that every, one who has any dea
lings with horses will read his book
carefully, and consider its kindly sug
gestions thoroughly.
This book is for sale at Lewis' Book
Store.
PENNSYLVANIA 16,000 SHORT OF HER
QUOTA:—We see a statement in our
&changes that the State has an excess
of 10,000 over her quotas under pro.
vious calls, and that it will require but
16,000 to fill her quota under the last
call.
An Apprtnt!ce Wanted.
An active young man of good mor
als, will be taken as an apprentice to
the printing business at this office. Ap
ply immediately.
Sttoosse Ist Etnagnome.
When you find a man doing more
business than you aro, look at the ad
vertisements ho bas in tho newspapers.
The business man who putg his sign in
the newspaper does 'a much wiser
thing than when he fastens it over his
store, and who would think of neglect
ing that? The man who advertises,
informs the public that ho wants trade
and his card in the newspaper is an
invitation to customers to come and
buy.—Where one petson reads a sign
in the street, five hundred road. it in
the newspapers. No matter how well
a business man is known, he can al
ways pick up new customers, if he will
take the pains to advertise; for by ne
glecting the moans of securing trade
he loses the best of his profits.
Take the tapers.
That this will be a year of great
events needs no prophet to foretell.
The campaign of the rebellion, .the
Presidential campaign, and last, but
not least, the European war will all
excite, public attention, and concern :
rag which all should keep posted. Then
in regard to local matters, we shall
have much to engage consideration,
and about which no 'well regulated
family' should be Ignorant. By tak
ing your county paper you will get
the local as well as general news and
thus two purposes will he served at
ono price; whereas, if you take a for
eign paper it will be purely accidental
if you see 'an item concerning your
county once in a whole year.
Now Clothing.
H. Roman has oponed a large stock
of new Clothing for men and boys.
For Rent.
The rooms on Railroad street oppo
site the Exchange Hotel, lately ocen.
pied by Dr. Green. Inquire on the
premises. -- . tf.
Spectacles
A funs stock of Spectacles just re
ceived and for sale at Lewis' Book
Store. ,
MARRIED,
On the 3d April, by Rev. Theodore
Fonse, Mr. HENRY BEAVER to Hiss
BLIZARETII GREASON.
On the 29th ult., at tho residence of
the bride's father, in .Newton Hamil
ton, by Rev. J. H. McGarrab, Mr. Wm
MoEvvert, of Lewistown, and Miss AR
ABELLA MORRISON.
Oa tho 7th inst., at the Methodist
Parsonage in Huntingdon, by Rev. J.
A. Price L Mr. Joux A. WmEa of Blair
county, Pa., and Miss RACHEL STEW
ART of nuntingdon co.; Pa.
DIED, 0'
At his residence near Shade Gap,
Huntingdon county, on the 25th ult ,
of pneumonia, Mr. MATTHEW TAYLOR ; ,
father.ofHon. Geti. Taylor, President
Judge of this District, in the 80th yr.
•of his age.
Ho was one of the oldest citizens of
the county, having diod upon the farm
on which he was born near eighty
years ago, and npon which his own fa
ther and mother died at the advanced
age of eighty six.
• On the Net ult., CORA, only Baugh-
ter of David and Anna Dunn, aged 4
years 7 months and 5 days.
"Stiffer little children to come unto me."
I loved thee, daughter of my heart;
My child, I loved thee dearly;
And though we only meet to part,
How sweetly I How severely I
Not life'nor death can Beret.
My soul from thine forever.
Oa the 30th ult., JUNIATA LUDZN
FarzorAr, daughter of David and Eliza
Friedly, agod 4 yam 1 month and 30
days.
Weep not for little Fatty,
For ebe bee gone to tut;
She b now In the heavenly palace,
With Meet and all t i e blest.
In the beauty of all bor existence
fibs was laid benekth the sod;
She suffered with great patience—
She rests In peace with Sod.
Then let us dry our mournful tears—
From gloomy grief refrain;
In Ifeastri our daughter now appears,
And thall forever rev.
Let ue prepare to moat her,
Where parting is unknown,
AudJeln In extras with her,
And 'trig the henvenlp song. E. W
P11111.&DIS L Plll4 3144KETS.
April 12.
Fancy and Sarni Family Vont— 17,014 7.80
Common and 8npartine............ ....... . ... ....$5,1606,2S
Rye Flour 40.00
Corn Meal 112 brs2,so
Extra White Wheat.... 21,7 5 ® 2 , 0 0
Fair and Primo Red .4 1 , 60 @1, 65
Rye $1,83
Corn, prime Yellow 4 1 ,21
Oats ' ea
.. - .
Barley Blatt ' 1 11 bet 01,05
Cloverseed, 0164,1 be —lB,OO
'
Timothy $2,741210,00
Flamed, 43.15
Wool - 138@910
Bidet, 10
ITUNTINGDOig ritiLRICE. ITS,
Extra Family Flour '1 , 4 Mg . $6,50Qt7,15
Extra do V1.0tr41,., '3,75
Whita WErat.... - :our ** t* .t 1,4E1
Bed Wheal _
Eye - 1 25
Coro 110
Oats 75
•
2,00
2.50
.25
Dimmed.—
Flaxseed
Dried Apples..
Butter.... ..
Eggs
Lard
Ham
}Moulder 12
• Bides ...12
:Tal ... . .. r ..10
IRON.--Charcoal Bar Iron, Nails, and
I.steel, stall kinds, at LLOYD .1 LIENIVVEL
-w - HoLtsA.LE Olt RETAIL.--
Dry Goode, Grocerlee, Boot., Shoes, Hats, Cape,
Hardware, Queenaware, Coderware, Fish Salt; dpoe &e.
April 13-4 w LLOYD & HENRY.
T { E. GREENE,
el • DENTIST. ' l4 aa a aaa
Office removed to opposite the dose or •
D. P. Gieln, la the square, 11111 street, Huntingdon, Ps.
April IS, ISM.
a EORGE P. BIADREDGA
' . tHA.RT:JES DISITAYER,
Wholesale and Retail
PUBLISHER and BOOKSELLER,
1229 CHESTNUT ST., PHILA.D.A.
SIP Your pitmans Is solfated.
April 15,1664,ty.
II IST OF LETTERS'retnaining in the
4 Pre Office at COMB RV tot inotith 9pditig....
h 81,1861.
•
Eater Alfred nleke_Abrtinuri . ' •
'
Brumbaugh' David ' nitrites Ile ry . ,
Brindle Jonathan '' Flood Elizabeth Site
Crouse W P , Pillion Wut
Carbaugh Samuel Fulton John
OW. J W Weightuntil Fotirj
Corbin li Uerriet ]lra Shoup Darla
Donaldson Eliza Miss Shantz rit W
Trrazill.
Colieo Buu, Aprilt ' 3, COnli, P. 3.T
.
AT mg
PARIS MANTILLA. EMPORIUM,
No. 020 Chestnut Et., Phlladst.
—NOW OP*--
Paris4nittle Mantillas , and cloaks.
Also, SPRING and SUMMER GARMRNTS,
awn own "Jentilheture, of the latest styles and
In great variety,
3. W. PRoaron a co.,
The Paris Mantilla Emporium,
920 chestnut St. Philadelphia,
April 22,1894.
BOOTS AND 'SHOES.
izEORGE SITAEFFER .respectfully
VA Informs his old customers and the public generally
that he hes removed to opposite Brown's Hardware Store,
where be has opened a ..
NEW STOCK OF .
3l3cpcstsetaxte . ' . 06133.4c0015,
and Ia prepared to accommodate eteryhody with good ar
ticles at reasonable prides.
tie also cantinas* to manufacture to order all kinds of
boots and shoes. - -
Huntingdon, April 13,1881.
A FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
•.
THE FARM contains 220 Aires, more
or less, 70 of which are cleared:and In a good state of
en tivation, with running water inn Very field. 20 acme
are partly cleared for pasture, well adapted for meadow;
tho bb lance is well timbered. •
The improvements are a good tirtittorydwellingbouse,
with basement and cellar;
and a never - failing well at the
door; leg and frame barn , wagon abed with earnerips, and
other outbuildings; en orchard of choice bearing fruit
trees. The Farm is susceptible of great improvements
and productiveness and could be made to be one of the
beet stock farms In the township.' There la also one of
the best natural locations for a water power with twenty
feet of fall on the premises.
It la situated la Blackleg Valley, Shirley township,
convenient to scheol and mill, and within 12 miles of the
Pennsylvania Railroad and Canal at Mount Union.
It will be sold on reasonable cud acdonerriodating terms!
Title indisputable. For 'further particulars call on the
subscriber in Blackleg Valley, Shirley township.
AprillB-310. r EpIVAILI! ZUEBNER, Agent.
HARDWARE
AND...
CUTLERY
AN
IMMENSE STOCK
AND
ENDLESS VARIETY •
OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
NOW OPEN
AND FOR SAZE ,BY
JAB. A. BROWN,
HUNTINGDON, PENNA.
CALL AND EXAMINE'OUR STOCK
Apl 13,1804
4
DMINISTRATORS°-NOTICE.
[Estate of Daniel Weight, dee'd.) '
otters of Administration ttpon Oa annte ot Daniel
'Weight, late of Warriorsmark Ip., decd4bairing been gran
ted to the undersignad, all peraonslamrlng claims against
the estate aro requested to present Him to flip andel.
signed, and all persona Indeltled trill maim immediate.
payment. - A 1111.111 . 4111 WIGHT, ' •
7 JOlll4 Q . ViTIOIIT, . - -
April 13,1504-61.* . - '' Admiitistrators.
• -
ANTED .A tiooitiarzrt. ham] g 'to_
whom Mang wws Kilt lA:WC -
ggood .
and lot In tha rlllage of S hatrtilM_,,Oet • .;,
April 4,1864-4 Kg
/,* g‘ ;mROR ' PI
From $lOO to $l6O &cox per Acre !
Het COOK'S ' ; 1864.
SUGAR EV A RORATOR;
masr RAPID Rupoziroi IN
TOE WORLD.
CLARK SORGO. MACRINK'CUB
- XEI MEE -X Xi Xi
Catalogues and Book on Can* Culture rnze.
.
4. a, aaTimaAvalt,"
mums view; "Pa:,
kmalissite Agent ter Blair and littnittegdon oonntlee: .
sa- Persona gottlog machinery Will be supplied with
Cane reed for oalo Or dtitribution, at coos
Also Agent for Grover's & Baker's
CelsbratedBEWlNG MACHINES, acknowledged superior
to all others; and Princis & Co's. Improved Worldsanoan
ed M_ELOREONS. •
.[April A, 1116 t.
ISAAC HOUGH & CO4
GENBRAT,..
COMMISSION IifERCIIANTS,
FOR THE BALE Or
BoopS, Shooks, Beading, Staves, Quer.
citron & Tanners' Bark, Treenalls, &c.
No. 416 South Delaware Avenue;
PHILADEILFJELTA.
ISAAC MUGU". RUMOR B', JANNEY_
April 6,186t-3m.
NTOTICE.—
I Notice is hereby given that the following named
wrath, have filed their petitions with the Clerk of the
Court of Quarter &salons. praying the add Court to grant
theta' license to keep inni or taverns in their retiredly.
borough., townships and villages In, the county of Finn
tingdon, and that said petitions will be presented to the
said Court on Wednesday, the loth day of April next
for consideaution, do., when and where all persons inter
sated can attend if they think ktoper, via:
William Ryan, lhidley, •
James Dunn, Bernet.
George 13, /telly. o:winsont. . -
W. 0. WAGONER, Clerk.
. Otdoe. -
Unitingdon, April 5,1861.
THIS WAY ! THIS WAY!
A NEW ARRIVAL. ,
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, etc.
JOHN IL WESTBROOK Informs the public that ha hag
Just resolved a new stock of BOOTS awl 8110E8 droll si•
ram sod kinds to suit agerybody. • , -
Moo, Hats, Hosiery, Shoe 11wilans,' ',Miaow and Un
Inlrns, all of which will '14140 11 ttto iowoot ooda
Don't forget the old !tend la thi Bintoolsd. Old caste.
mere and the public ganeraltyswe mo ll .
Hontingdon, AMIKISSII. • '
MILNWOOD ACADEMY.
A SCHOOL FOR Youaro LADIES
. AND GENT.L.PMEN.
•
Shade Gag, Ilantingdmi county Pa
.
TERMS. •
Beard, Tuition, and Purnlehed Boom, per ~salon of
lire month. .SES 00
Boye are prepared for college, Interim or to iching.
Special attention is paid to Book. MPlNE—Slugle and
Double Entry.
Ghia are taught vocal sad instrumental Made en the
Piano and. Guitar, Prattling, Painting, and Orainlielltal
Needle Wdrk, at the usual atm. • • -
Students are received at any time, and charged only
from the time of entrance until the clots of SMIOn.
The location is healthy—Buildings large—hlsll day,-
Btudeuta board in the fatally of the Principal.
The Principal to atielsted , b7 competent and experienced
teaollers. ,
Temente quarterly itildrance.•
Next session opens Wednesday, M. Ob. net.
Pot particulars. address
Ext. G. YAW AItTaDALES,
44164 it Made Clap,lfteettatdon meaty, re.
zgl.Fiae Cigars tad' Tobacco for
sale at Lewis' Book Store
TREASURER'S,BALB OF UNSEA
TBA tmes IN IIIniTINCIWN COMITY-
Wintassa, by•eu act of the general Assenady of the
Commonwealth ,of Feziosylvanhi, entitled . 4 .-tin act to
amend an act eliontOop the ends of edltng urinated /ands
for razes and oTher purposes," passed ilith March,lolo,
and the Other act, upon the 'object, the Treasurers of the
several counties within this ConmOUlTeallitare directed
to commence on the gd Monday in June, In thheyear looo.
and at the expiration of every , two years thereafter, and
Arnim (modal to day, If ft; bo necessary to do no , and
tyska public pf the whole or any pa c o unty,h treat
of unseated 'hind, situate In tho properes will
Day ;the arrearagee of the times which &nil have then
remained diie or tinpald for the space of pus year before,
together with all cons omitting accruing b 7 reason Of
such delinquency, tc...Therefoni 4 Z, D. DY.,A014, Treasu
rer of the county of iluuthogdrin, do hereby give notice
that upon the fellowin mete of unseated land, situate
es hereinafter described, the several NUM Stated are the
arrearagea of taxes, reaDectively, duo and unpaid for one
year, and that In pursuance of the direction of the afore
sold Act of dumbly, I shall, on MONDAY, VIE 13Til
DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at the Court Moose, to the bor
ough of Ifuntingdon, commence the Public Sale of the
wholebr any part of such tracts of unseated lozol, npao
which all or any part of the Wee herein apeellied shall
then be due • and continue such gale by adJournment ui
ill all the tone*s upon which the taxes shall remain due
and unpaid, shall be old.
. ' .D. BLACK,
Treat. of Sant. Cb
Treasurer's Office, April 6, 1801
. . •
.
• Amount of nava due and unpaid:on the following Tracts . :
of Mudd Lands, up to and including the year 1802:
Warranty's or Owners. Acres. Perchea, Tax'
Borree rolonihilp. . V. O.
?Soma Vanont, 4 . 97 37 69
James Ash and. Wm. Shannon 866. • 34 61
Brady township.
Jamul Drakes, - 10 04
John Bmliey•s estate, - • . , . . MO. • - 200
John Wiley, ' - ' ' 170 • . 20 20
Robert Austin, 334 8 73
Lewis Igo, .2 66
Joseph Webb : - • ' 302 '44 •• 15 03
Andrew Bell, 43 -38 • 101
Robert Watson,' • . 357 • , 0 43
Willtrun Watson; . - - ' • 425 ' 420
Christian Kauffman, . . 33 . , 66
Carbon township. -
Clemen'e helm,' 67 . , 51
John Howard, • - .' • • . _ . 8 - • 174
John Howard. • , 4 lea in Nip Grenada. 1 42
Maury Rhodes, . 139
Cook and Elder, ' 131 294
William Spring • " • • 400 . 40 60
John Murphy, • . 4OO -• 0 60
William Mon, , ' 400. • . 10 60
John Blon, 400 . .
.6.60
Benjamin Price, 200 • 6AO
Alexander Henry, ' 400 • . , 10 60 .
William•Mowan, •„ , • ...418 , . 11 OS
_Henry Slitter,..... . 12 , .. 2 16.
Jonathan Pew, (or Pugh,) .. : 100 . 3 40'
David Gapday, • , 343 2 411
Speer and Dougherty, 439 11 62
Thomas Michenor, 106 23 64
Henry Roberts, ' 75 19 21
Spoor and Dougherty, (part) 438 40 '3 87
John P. Baker,." , 2 . 00 -- 2 3 34 -
J. B. •Stewart . • • 36 . .:11 80
Joseph W. Spangler, . - 202 • • 030
Cass township.
. .. . _ . .. ,
Robert Miller, -•• • . • 400 • •:'
44 . 30
William Miller, •• 400 ' 20
Neal Clerk, 147 7 38
. . .
Clay townehfp. ' - ' . .
Abraham Onea, KM 106 646
Isaac Green, . _ W 2.. ,61 ..6 75
John Green, ' 289 "66 -6 66
Joshua Cole, . 261 .LW , 635
George Green, • • 213 .; 31 • 4"61
Thome§ Oman, • .203 108 s '3 87
- Cromwell toictoMt.. -
.
Alexander IlicKnhan, '4o2 - 62 ' 631
Charles Da lee, 386, 31 822
John &ulna, . 3971 17 394
G. Stevenson, . . - ' ..403 6$ 263
John Janda o 418 30 3 46
Samuel °Mho:lth. 393 41 224
Joseph Gallsraithy" . 400 70 -a 80
John Galbraith, 408 77 386
James McMullin, 160 2 39
Dublin township. '
James Old, 360 3 26
Franklin township.
~ .
Isett and Keller, - .' • ---•- ' 82 -- 3TO
John Palmer, - • - - 11 . -3 66
lames McClellan, - • • Di • 048
David Caldwell, 40 4 00
Jam's Logan, -
. . . 8 . . 41
. , . .
Handeraonlownetp. " '
A. P. Knepp, - - 174 140 11 19
- • • . .
John GraMas„ - . . • 46
Hopewell township. •
Peter Herring, 310 ... It 61
Conrad Herring, 210 3 45
David Shaffer, .'' ' • . - 212 .• 365
Sarah Levi, ' Vit4 3 60
Margaret Levi, • 207 367
Adam Levi, • , 205 • • 162
Abraham Levi, ' " 206 ' 2 07
Hannah Maria& • - - 97 ' - 167
Frederick Herring, 11 ST
Jtmlata township. - - - •.= '
Samuel Caldwell, 100 • - B . OS
Wilma Barrack, - 200 600
John 8. halt, ' 1100 ' 33 65
Daniel. Africa 00 8$
''•
'Jackson township. • -
21.MMis Penner, 400 6 80
George Stever, 400 5 30
Jacob. IlUtsimer,• . - Nki•
~, 633
Ephraim Jones. - 400 • • `l5 47
John, Brawls, . 400 ' lb 47
Wallace Johmtem, CM 6 30
Robert ./chasiteen,
Charles Cindwell, • • - •PM . 440
James Dean, (pert) , , 422 7Ss
John ltneeell, 400 0 30
James West, . . , . • .._400, . —. • 630
Samuel Cannon, ' ' 429 l4 60
Samuel Steel,. • • • % , - 400 ' 441
George Pt lea, . , 400 . . 6.30
Destawas nWil 884110 , ' ' •. - - - 31
~ 68
... ......•
1000810. . . .
Z Brandon, . •• • 44/. - 9.08
E. Evans, . • . • 431 .. 909
D. Stevens', 312 4 78
John Light, ~": ^383 ' 47 14
James Whitelleirf:, '. 'Pi : 20 _ 40 30
William IL-Zeigler,. ," , -. 11 1 • 1 • - 49'
Porter township: , ,
1 . ,
William lindtb„ . , ; . - • 160 , 83.20
(villiam Mock • , ... 100 . . `21.24
Samuel Fisher, . ',. 78 - 107 - 301
John +Spencer, 294 10 21
Ben3:11 Neff . ' ; 100! • ' 660
WilifaitSzeitit'l. ~ .. ' ," . r - 402-, 28 9$
John N. Sweepe k Co.(Bhoenbergir)' 275 10 15
John It:Swoop& gee.• . , 105, - 3 21.
John N: Swoops; A Co. .• " 221 31. 09
John N. SwoOpe A Cs'.' - .
. " 183.' '''' pso
John N. Swoops A Co: "
na 233 ..'l4 76
. .
Shirley tOwhly. • ' : , -
. '
Jamie McMillin, . . :458. + -.., • •1118
James Caldwell, • ' 405 138 ..! 8.26
William Weaver, t taws lottila IttAinion)... 77
Daniel s h indek, . 374 • 44
wiliiim.and John ilitteriiir, • 175 '' 1 35
Syringtieldtownship.
tfeinuelCaMwell'a heir;,
C •
Tell township. . . - • . . .
. . -
Simon Patter, •. : MI6 124, 291
John Prose,-' . 411 Hi, 8 43 .
Adana Claw, • ... . ,
- 431 30 3 67
George Turman, 895 118 836
John Caldwell, 344 81 129
W. Anderson, z • . /90 •• 9 41 /
.
" Tod towikohip. •
Taylor's heirs, ' - 41 81. 441
Samuel Cornelius, • 396 - 8 6 63
Speer and Martha, 96 2 01
RUM Smith, 113 . 1113
Francis ?dolma, 448 3 27
James Mier, . - 400 22 61
Nancy Dials, 409 338
Isaao Huston, • 400 4 SO
Johanna Huston, 400 4 80
Reala Davis, . 400 ,• . 4SO
Ames Clarit e . '. -• ' • . - 113 ••,-: 1 31
John Chambers. ..
.• . , 400 4 80
Barkley and Edwarde,' . • ' ' 400 • 26 70
Barkley and Edwards, 400 17 30
Wm. E. Mallurtrie, 230 76
Mary Fried, 400, , , 660
Union townebip.
Arthur lea, 451 6 34
John Bell, • 193 246
Robert Bell, - . 231 150
earsh Elliott, 3 13
John Sall, - Poo 880
Benjamin Elliot, - • 26: • 67
John Coventmen, , 256 •7 35
John Brewster, • 400 26 20
Samuel Caldwell, - - • • NM 7 69
Samuel Caldwell, . 10 .• . 130
Walker township. •
John Bees His% 417 33 73
1de1M7091211114, - ' -
Charles 0364th, ~, 1 SO
John fa n - 80 145
JGeor ohn 31 19
ge Cuaslt, \ 100 • • - IT 64
Jacob Myers, , 200 .14 95
John Patton, •- • „ . ' 06 - 847
Samuel Findley, 110 •'• ILB9
Haab Tourlab;. 422 " • • 13 - 49
Rudolph Tourish, . 412 3 41 .
Warrioremark toinahip.
J. Matthews, A. Otto, AJ. Armitage, 200 4660
' West township. - -
William Draken, 369 • 18 27
William Reed, ~. , - - 32 311 00
Philip Slcklei. 438 28 $4
codwatader Blanc, . ' • 40 36 a 3
George Bingham, dell ' 'SO Mk
.._
• AL.Bo—The Fallowing reed mist* 0000 Rhklf P• 4 38 7 . 8 51
pmperty cannot be Itmnii enißeient top the taxes rs.
turned lry the several eiMatioa* le ohs: with Mahr*
a
tbareen amained forth, years 1361 au 1661 and will be
sold ia unseated lands iti mum:slice of - the directions of
the forty.firet mention of the act Of assembly eatitlod .12
act to reduce tha Mate debt and to incorpecete the Penn •
minds Canal and BaViroad Company" append the 20th
or April, lame .
.ady townehjp. ,
James Rees"estste, - ad 10 20
Casa township.
1,20 •
-Thomas T. Norrie, 160' •
Franklin township. I
John W. Midterm 12 1 56
Hopewell .tewnship.
O, Shaffer or Shomberger, .206 . 96 ,
Al. Bbaffer, or - . - 206 A 81 5
—.• Herring or .is . _ , 206 185
—Slots, or • 1, CO ,01
Elder, or ' " . / 0 0 2 70
Shirley township,
James Templeton, . • 1 house and lot, 150 ,
lames Iffoltlheny, 1 lot in ML Union, 71-
Isaac Clugaton, 0 • 123
John Shaver, 1 lot In Mt. Union,' 35
Tett township. • • '
David Wileon,. , . , . . 800 118
William Widen ; ;,. i • "10
John Chialiorn, • ' ' • 160 X ll
David Thompson, ' -80 90
David Blair, ' : 100 00
Robert Patterson, 4 21
-Patterson's heirs, . . - " '•• ' • 719
Patterson and Vandyke, . 6 5 . . 1
41
Tod township.
~ ,
John R. Flanagan, 80 150
J ;B. renagan, : - 100. 150
Wont township.
James Wier, 1 lqt in retereburg, 103
FISINRS' COLUM,
rialfall : L 6.918HaE. 'Z. O. siniEß
:FISHER & SONS
HUNTINGDON, PA.
STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GOODS,
ETC., ETC.
- 0 -- -
A HANDSOME - STOCK of GOODS,
of all kinds, la now eliintor,the laspection of tho patio,
and we cordially Invite all our Cuetomere and the public'
generally, to call and to courinctd that.wo ars mogul:
led in the quality, taste, style, sad prices of oar likiodit
We request the public to heir In mind that we per.
chase princlpalii icom 'first handi is Heir Sark, pay
Cut for all we buy, and cannot be rivalled In oar Will ,
ties for opening for Nall* nig, a clock of 9enani4 4rar
abradisg.
HUNTINGDON
--o' - --+
GRAIN, FLOUR, AND FEE.D.
-^~---4.----
WE ARE PREPARED-. TO: PUR.
shoe kinai ot.esaliN for Rpkb :ws. Will :pay ahe
highest cash prices, and will 'hay!) for sale at 011 thus,
YWCA /SSD, &e.
•
PLASTER! PLASTER !
WE HAVE art IMMENSE STOCK
of as ample anvil, for this sad 329151abodnE
counties lining - a 111 . 11 aztrisely ' for grltollne itors
c'mn pnklUell OEM aid more de:lmble dock lb= can WICI.
SALT! SALT !
WE OFFER 500 BMA. or SPLEN
did OZ OVDAVI uttok WWI In vuilityanillyvice.
a. 4, at to feu to sh a !opt custody 00
, FISH: FISK.
........0-
10 31bii MACE sazil
... • .
Nth '
10 " Nek .
15 Half Ilbta He. 1 "
20 mr y o .s • a
15 u
ranter bai»li snA rite, et fa *tuatar a ate aloe at-
CM
sumAc.,;umAcp
WE ARE AT ALL TIMES PRE;
paw to boy BU3I/1A poy osab, or trade, oadooirod
FLAX. FLAX, ,
moo=
. . . .
THE HIGH PRICES RULING FOR
• .
Cotton Cowie bee compelled public attention to be more
especially directed to theccdtnre alien. It can be nude
by some attention; nnenf the most manikin irodtteti a
areior as produce ; A jam eiaditipsedneing be to 00
Della& Neityi of d:6M and , seed. Avast, tarlo6onlt De
taken by. gto4ere to have their Flaw spiced very thin
when rolling; when waiei4 erdigehmtly on one , side, It
should be turned, and "abject to exploiters' , until all the
gce ether, mid the llni iisinkr 1446te1l
wood by a gentle rib. -
It Oy; Adi 14 sua.fa bizndleo, sad Is
don royttfot tbe ipttiatt thing too touch
teed term on at acre:. Unlwe the rot nit., to very. riot" -
°°° / 3 , 016 11 ,4 T rittelent: Ittlieeeoond It req .
atrong ottotit4 00e (mita babel Is ampit,
tko Iq 18b3.
• )(3 2 110 . 132ff
Pki . 14742*. 01-4101;/
.55.0/ecar4
= the moat complete of ii is t., ( ems. My, *ad iss4
seams the most ample NoclAttlee ma_pps.=allAtt ki
the UM etre, evers,MtletS of relnetor, u
HAND 'Mr. •
• itoanAJSDIES;
liTilj
•
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B/144 ILIDAVS:
WARD
CraCULARO, _
BALL nexiirb;
LADELS;
ciatt AND 2/1311X111,101rq
AT LEWIS' BOOK, STATIONERY 111408 B".
- -
WHO' UTORg'
f*tato of Munn R. Crownoiii, doed.j ••
3a.. B.VZTP,tArti upon o -00
County,,Jretaa,liave ban ,eantea• to thespfetititt.
All Ptreowrlndobted. ate ,regnosted to t inake tott oßall
Zyti n th'eli n tta t te i Ttrhtt: l4lm° wiii PM ent thuifißlf,
fA r g..
tw
mtclobrlNOTlN
132 0 . " 24 4 . , VP .P4WOW! ;P:.74e,
4DaiiNtsTIIAToItI: go'fftt;-
jEatate of ktellinia • •
Unroof administration having been ..glantad SO UM
andanOgned, on the estate of Melinda , Clark, lista of Tod
township, Alecsagol. dit , , wawa - knowing .0010 4 Iba
indebted to odd estatO:are - regulated to maw ha 4 .
payment; and thoao lowing - claimaito gtrlatat Aoki
etl authantlattedi for intilement. j -, •••; 1
•-• • • - CISOOK BITS,
Caaaollia, rioott:'o44Pdek
•
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTWE.
4111 k• ig4=ol*Wni. eVlngs‘l4 daCjiW d ,
Cent o alstrialon tipon'the • et- ”Illifaat
Camp eolklate ofTl444l9x...nontingilonsousti f
Wise logOd grantedulhe:usidatilp..Xliall' p-,%.l.fig
debW to tha eatote AnAke pkymosi and tberlitirts
will present thWitir atiltniout 2‘ '
BIFFBITAORNV.
1t 16,1134-6t+
4 ..punlisTßATows-i-NOllOZ4'
of John Atudiato;deed.j.
ttere of adminhdretion; de bontentwOwith tbniellt
annexed, basing tweetgranted to the'tindenstqui4.enthe
estate of John Armitage, deseasal, atiparnme indebted',
the estate, are requested to snake payment, andibeseta
ving claims will prteent.them , to the andereigned for nen.?
• tlement.:. 'Mee holding' permanent Invesidesntio eta.
Made fettle *Wide, are requested to make Innoedhidewiti
' meat cleat Interest now due and unpaidon their wind
obligettsns._ 114.111L.T. BMWS; Eisitdr4<.•
.13.10;27311141. ' . : It'antlnstied,
A. STEPHENS. ~
• ATTORNEY AT, LAW ,
HUNTINGDON, PA.
ioinn
Court House—'—up st,aire," _ ,
nune6gd;i 4 iiet:ie,:see. . , ,
TRAY lllML—Alianeto tbii*itts
katlow*euga theitdieribio•,lB taibii la •
on or alloat the mit of Ociobir mos,* .
rid Du% ertat a white 'Mon cop of SdeqUatt-,a ,
dere, and spline off right ategl'Apaid
yams el& Tha otratatte requestadtasolit ,
property, pay dirges, sad take batketantiediCeMsie
wU bo dleoceed croxoyliag to o$
-
kieb9o,lBW JOHNIX CAltnalt:
. .
Meckticse• 21 ••• Xect4;24)o4*
• • .• • •
the
betray give' notice till
tbe public, that they porobtood. st Constoblertit
or edattittY• leth dof Of throb. isad.
the primal pro n p ut
etty ett4pselb Pilo; of theMotu& of
Alexandria, lathe county tiantingdost, cOotlttiNtot
fals tsocsabold goat, furniture, hat hmeinnaloses, blot* ,
matt tools, and Instber,fostt blo ittlt9 'FfotOING, Wt.
the taMblara been left bills poosostion, to - 104 to'on
rights, as the acid pufebsaaro the end woot-gto
hereby Onntrarned garnet Internaid irO, maws-,
PM -If Pfligjr,
"Prfifft - RIPER, ,
PIPM - • •
Mexiadris, itch 21$t
TR BE S. :.P,LANT -TREES 'l.. ,
._. ':' ',
Atrial... Taylor k Greiner bil4 sit sitei aettsiost; '
meat of large wittth My ..IMMT TOClliiit it Rank
rfei'it Irentic g doe, 'which they will eill, et th ro ea jso. .
cee: Amami at $l2 ®;10. pee hirekroft smeller trite at
Ito, per hundred; Peach at 4 10 Wift* per 102
Pear end Cherry at 60 th 'M realm t ilemein
cot at 40 0 00sente elen:Nectarine itettlAtedi : -
40 centieacb.'_ Als o ,:Grayke Mem, 13lickb m7 , Itimpreor r y:
and t, StrawberrY . plant, of the chototet-nstettet st the.
newt prices, .. Also, Shade kW Ornaxental treat, eseb an: ,
ac. Sll,7er sma tile s p a lc, your kch, o l,A r rch t. , , N :o rrrey .e...p.4044.,,.._:Attir4,19%.terreetwitr,..
Collection.' of Sigdiere, - .'-eiditijik:
id
EING :wooed,. .pbuitgiapiv
hateft esperierlacillties, I will sbil
Brawl*, poiereiri wad litet*Fittlof
their relotlorty,orhafrr 19. I. 0/1111126111/0
. 80,
NEW. WH OLESALE STORE'
GOODS SOLD
At Philadelphia Whotpgifo FrliOg;
71136 nraffollll6,lll.l
11 - 4MOT*II „
From their 13611
To Team mwFsw sFoxrAr* , L.,
oa xurachibanimastoikAtitiolmiu4•,
' •
they intend 7,7 tti;•
A 1P11:010#84.141; ,8114.120,00.
=MUNI'S AND
•
. _
Who buy goop by Om piecuoryaelptior f ,.
wHAA Mai vi thAis
TO' 60.1 VS 4 VATII.I:
• ; YrAftzgr.ii,l;
. •
Oelleral Assortmentof:ooo.%
splicak bitlr ei100325147160**'
Boor 8121 . 618, rr.trs dt CAI*
TORACCO, 8.E48.81, •
WX 4 0 3 8r5..0:4,44W0, -
EVE
144 . Y r ,1 !* 0 ; * -Aq•; — *d 4l3 t:EPA-
WiLL sptraactoiso
..;
*llottd4Tx*ltaxe
• 41 , - ousnwictiF4*-*_F0 1 : . v
Nee 9; ltas
VAIW 1 1",
.FA.RJII or
. . 4131. " 3 1 1 , 4
T ic. soli.. db., attall 0 *WA liaiStAtlollili ,
m i zr e v o tratce .. amo at itumilm, tporkr ,
TallgendelifirirOW a anikitsati:. _ ~
a n;
Mb *gem an bit Oa b7,6llioo4l444ninfaimo
sat o. timr s, stilata. ,
... ix ,.
.1 . 1-,„: l 7 sti v . t . z: • -",
414 a II
" 4.1'.
NEW GOODS'! := 2 lktEW -- 410 - tebtr.t.-• -
. 25 PER cnierz.pErii:amt,
- t21113 .. C1i13341 1 131AT11:. - . - ' •
811W110A1.-0011111- 0. ,
- AT COFFBB EIMSTATiON,'? •
ItWirtsvitaty 611 Ihi ittatigoopt its
tho radio .01 Pam!, to hit it
akly.'7ayisilmitotot totir U•Jogit . itoldroli hell tit!'
BOW. 4111tO, tiettattkle t Input, t • ..,.- ;
i .Dr10015 4 10:1 — F
utatlung, _ ,
tr 4 Waxes , . 1 •
, •11, 0 Vii: <
tl%Otiti
roi; ram*iito.;•cii2eB32kWANll:Grii-:
aeries, Woid-and ~
Tobacepi •
Segara,: . Oltiea,-
Oil, Fish, Salt, Tinware, C*
Per -Wart?, c,Pruge a Medicines , Cloaks{
•
Writilesi • -
and .11 ethbeaiiiai;isit4i hi a flrstdcaol ' aoilairi Semi
-
all selected with the greatest Bare and which wen par ,
chased for cash mall, and. affords htg to call news Ult .
'very low agore,.. The, putoikt.wllLOnd ht to their idtissif
togstage to %Mead. exttintue our uneutpassed stock, hp**
porchsalng elsewhere, No etates *UP* . in It*,
log our Uoode. ,Ladtbir ere speaAlly itivlted toe
our lersc.,kteek of fla.hion 4 ble &Pee Jpool .altdo toe ,
Cutexe wad a gnukt variety of Woolen Goods, ode ,
Atl rY, • -
ktude or psedince takes le exchange at thebilithrt,.
market priew—Cesii 'Ur suiceatteation '
the wants of euetomers, we hope to iv:etre tiOutinustlest
of the liberal patronage with which we have 1 1 , 14 hereto,
fore Wooed. , cogreope - and'itil,' arid *IS
ie_lteit (Vole received dall,y;
De 16.1803 ' intros' totue
IPhiatogriaph /klbrasrilt And Verde.
A new stock joQt zvoeivitsi at lowie
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