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HUNTINGDON, PA.
Wednesday morning, Sep. 28,1864.
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MASS MEETING !
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A . grand Union mass meeting will be
geld at
HUNTINGDON,
COOL ENIDAT . NEXT, sprErysEßß. 30
The loyal citizens of Huntingdon
.and adjoining counties who are in fa
vor of the election of
LINCOLN & JOHNSON,
Are invited to be in attendance
Distinguished orators will be pros
ent to address the meeting :
GEN. S. F. CAREY. of Ohio.
„Hon. MORTON MCMICHAEL, Philada.
" BENJ. H. BREWSTER, "
FRANK. BOUND, N'thumberland
" Jon CEssNA,.Bedford.
" CLINTON LLOYD, Lycoming.
" A. A. BARKER, Cambria.
1, L. W. HALL, Blair.
.At 2 o'clock in the afternoon, Mr.
Summers will send up his Mammoth
Balloon BUNION," and in the evening
there will be a grand display' of
FIRE WORKS.
A fine Brass Band will be in atten
dance. Thousands of people %rill ho
in council
COME ONE, COME ALL !
The TIXIIOII Blass Blasting
Tne Union Mass Meeting to be held
'in this place on Friday next will be
the most gram' affair ever seen in the
county. The people everywhere
the county are alive to the impor
tance of'carrying by heavy majorities
every man en the Union tickets, in
-October and November, and they will
tie here at 'the meeting by thousands.
The speakers arc some of the best in
the State, and the display of genuine
'Union patriotism, during the day and
evening, will be more brilliant than
can he imagined. The loyal citizens
of Efentingdon are in earnest in the
work and they invite the people of
the county, and from adjoining coun
ties, to come and rejoice with them.
It will be a big day and death to trai
tors.
4 sltoa not all gold that glitters."
'Two or three weeks ago the Lfoni-
Yor that a battery to which
htr. Glasgow belonged,
,was very
strong for "Little Mac," and led us to
believe that Mr. Glasgow was also "on
thin f oneo•" On Saturday wn -read a
from Mr. Glaggo* .to a
friend, in which ho gives his friends to
!Understand-that ho is still for Lincoln
and stronger than ever, and what
is better, a large number of soldiers
-who have heretofore favored the elec
tion of McClellan are "daily coming
round" to the support of the war par
ty to , crush the rebellion. The sol
diers are fast learning the position of
McClellan and we are willing to have
them vote just as they please. When
their votes come in the Northern trai
tors will smell powder.
Union Potatoe4.
We had presented to us on Satur
day last by Mr. Jas. C. Wright, of
Union township, sixteen' potatoes
which filled .a peck measure. We un
derstand Mr. Wright will have a lar,ge
crop of the same kind, only not qUite
so large, perhaps, this fall. He has
Aur thanks for the present.
=CZ!
We have the full ticket for the first
election printed and ready kr cl!stri
bution. Our Union friends throughout
the county who may be. in town
should call and get a supply.
Scratch not a man
We urge every Union man to stand
by the whold ticketHscratch not a sin
gle name, as there is not a man upen
i t who is notas good if not Uptter than the
candidates of the bogus • Democratic
party. That party will not scratch a
single man upon their ticket as it is
important to them to show their full
strength to please their great leaders
Jeff. Davis, Breckinridge, Val]anding
ham & Co. Don't be coaxed or deceived
into the support of any part of their
ticket.
Harry Gregg again a Prisoner.
Some clays ago the Rebs made a
raid on the army cattle on the James
River and captured some hundreds.
it appeare that Capt. Harry Gregg of
this place, was also captured at the
time. We find the following in a let
ter
,‘The force stationed at Coggin's
Point as guard for the captured cattle
consisting of one hundred and fifty
men of the 13t1; Pennsylvania City.,
were under command of Captain
Harry Gregg. Tho Captain is said to
.have fought with great bravery and
determirration, keeping the enemy at
bay for a, considerable time, while his
mon were trying to drive the cattle
further to the roar. He was finally
overpowered by greatly superior num
bers, and obliged to surrender his corn:
mand. Dr.. John C. Stanton, of the
RaMO
, reviment, was 'also capttired.
This is the second time within a year
that Captain Gregg haS been in the
hands of the enemy. He is a brother
of General Gregg, and is highly spo
ken of as an officer and a gentleman."
SOLD -,--Tho sorenadere on last Taos
day ovening.
111101 MEMGS.
The County Committee have ap
pointed Township Meetings, at the
,following times and places :
Hawn's School House, Juniata tp.,
Friday evening, Sept. 23.
Warm Springs, Oneida tp., Satur
day, Sept. 24.
Cassville, Monday, Sept. 20.
Shade Gap, Tuesday, Sept. 27.
Shirleysburg ) Wednesday, Sept. 28.
Huntingdon ) Mass Meeting, Fri
day, Sept, 30.
McConnellstown, Saturday, Oct. 1.
Saulsburg, Monay, Sept. 26.
Green Tree, Tuesday, Sept. 27.
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Mill Creek, Wednesday, Sept. 28.
MeAleavey's Fort, Monday after
noon, Oct. :3.
Steffey's Tavern, Monday evening,
Oct. 3.
Huntingdon Furnace, Monday even
ing, Oct. 3.
Spruce Creek, Tuesday, Oct. 4.
Dudley, Wednesday, Oct. 5.
Trough Creek Church, Todd, tp.,
Thursday, Oct. 6
Marklesburg. Friday, Oct. 7.
Scottsville, Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Orbisonia, Thursday, Oct. 6.
Mt. Union, Friday, Oct. 7.
Mapleton, Saturday evening, Oct. S.
Petersburg, Saturday, Oct. 8.
A large attendance at all the: meet
ings, is expected.
Prominent speakers will be present,
at each meeting to address the pee•
ple.
Sept. 20. 1864,
HENRY GRAPPIUS,
Chairman
They C.ottld , nt, Keop gutitt
On Saturday evening last a commit
tee of some forty or fifty Union men
met at the Court House, and the vic
tories ofSheridah striking the company
very forcibly, three cheers were pro
posed for the gallant Sheridah and
six for Lincoln and they were given
with such a will as alarmed all the
drowsy inhabitants in the neighbor
hood. Of course the Union people, on
learning the, state of facts, stood their
ground, bat the poor unfortunate
friends of the rebels retreated to their
holes very much down in the mouth.
Another Outburst of Enthusiasm
Our loyal' citizens assembled at the
Court House on Monday evening and
after repeated cheers for Farragut,
Sheridan, Grant, Lincoln and Johnson.
John Scott, Esq., was called to the
stand and amidst continuous cheering
and applause he addressed the crowd
in the most patriotic style.
The crowd adjourned to meet again
at the ringing of the bell.
In_ Miss SNYIJEK, of Juniata,
please accept our thanks for a ver3
handsome baguet.
DIED,
On tlrednesday evening, the 7th
inst., MARY ANN NELSON, aged 14 yrs
5 moths and 4 days. •
On Friday' evening, the 9th inst., at
5 o'clock, Grrnrtr,rs D., aged 7_, ! years,
it months, and : 29. days. '
On the same evening, at 10 o'clock,
NANCY, aged 20 years, 6 months and
6 days.
~O n Saturday morning, the 10th inst
iiATtRIF.,T, aged 16 years, 6 months.
and 20 days.
The above were all children of Dan
iel and Mary Nelson of Mercer, Pa.,
formerly of Shaver's Greek. this coun
ty. In two weeks and two days from
the time the first •was attacked by
that fearful scourge, the diptheria, the
four were numbered with the dead.
IV OTICE
°MCC It. & 13. T. 31. It. 11. & COAL COMPANY
— At a meeting of the Stockholders of tho Hun tingdon
'trona Top Mountain Rail Rood olld Coal Company, held
at the omen of tho Company in the city of Philadelphia,
on the 12th of September, inst., the logronn,nt of consoli
dation and merger of the Redford Pali Road Company
and the said fluutingdon and itroad Top Mountain Rail
Road and Coal Company, was duly approved of Iry the
Stockholders tho name having been previously duly ap
proved of by the Stockholders of tho Bedford Rail goad
Company. J. P. AIIitTSEN, Bec'y.
Sept., 28, '64.
T HIS WAY THIS - WAY !
A NEW ARRIVAL OF
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, etc.
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.101[N IL \USTI - MOOR inform.. the nnhlic that ho has
just reoelved it now stock ~f BOOTS owl SHOES of all id.
zoo and kinds to suit overybodr.
Also. Hato. Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Morocco and Lin;
ing Skins. ell of which trill be Bola at the lowest cash
prices.
Don't forgot the old stand in the Diamond. Old coon
mere And the nubile generally are halted to call.
Itmaingdon.2ept. 21, IW.
AUDITORS' IiOTICE.
[Estate of Robt. Duncan. deed.]
The undersigned ap p ointed Auditor by the Orphans'
Court of Huntingdon vanity to distribute tho balance in'
the ha unto of domes Keith. Allot, of Robert DIIIICII,I,
deed.. late of Hopewell tp.. among tlmso entitled. will at
tend for that purpo,o at his office in Huntingdon, nn
SATURDAY; the 15th tiny of October. 156.1. nt one o'-
chok. P. 51., when And where all persona ore required
to present their cleims, or be debarred from coming to on
said fund. J. SEWELL &row ART.
Huntingdon, Sept. 21..'0.1. Auditor.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-T 1
e 111117:',.
_Cp•signed Auditor hereby gives notice that In, was op:
pointed by the Court of Common Plots of IluntinF,don
connty to distribute the money in the hands of - George
W. Johnston, Sheriff, arising from the sale of the - real e,
tote of Dr. Robert Baird. trill attend for' that purpose at
his office in Huntingdon. on TIIIIESDAY; tho 13th day
of October, 1564, at 10 o'clock, A. 31., 'when and- where
all per,,om, nre required to present their claims, or ho
barred front coming in on said fond.
J. SEW LL STS.WART,
Auditor
Iluntipgdon, Sept. 2.1, 'C4.
yALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
By virtue of en m - tler of the Court of Common
Pleas of Huntingdon county, will be expo:ed nt
Public Solo en the prendars, on .
Thursday, 20th, day of October, next,
A Tract of land situate in Oneida tp,, Huntingdon min
ty, containing
112 ACRES,
more or le, about seventy five Acres of which aro
cleared. Known as the farm of Francis Jackson ; hav
ing thereon erected a good story and a half plank
dwelling house. with stone basement. a log Inn!, burn,
and other buildings; a good fruit bearing orchard, at d
excellent sugar camp are on the premises ; also, a never
failing supply of good wilt,. -
TERMS OF SA IX ;—One third of the purchase money
to ho paid on emitionatirm of ,;ale, nod the balance in
two equal annual payments, to be secured by the bonds
and mortgage of the purchaser.
WILSON,
Committee of Francis Jackson, (a lunatic,)
Sol t. 21, '64
IXECU TORS'.NOTICE.
_J [Estate of Robert McCall. dee'll4
tters testamentary, on the estate of Robert McCall,
late of Penn tp.. linatlngdon eon illy. baying limn
granted to tin; undecsigned. All perwata Indebied to the
estate, aro remirsted to mak, immediate payment. and
those haring chains; to . present titian dilly authenticated.
- ANTHONY VOIISHEY,
JAMES McCALIa.
Sept. 21, '6l, at
STRAY STEEP,..—Came to the prem
i,,ises of ow .o,:e x iten in West township, r,IT,
on or about the first orauno,''6l-, a red STEEP j
haring a piece cut out of the right nail a slit
left ear. The owner i 0 reronsteill In come forward, (10000
Praperr,,r, pay charge and take him away, otherwise ho
willbeiikpusedofndwiding In )nle.
21, 18 , 1.11... JOAN 11. NEFF.
E XECUTORS' NOTICE.
[Estate of Pleasant Green. deed.]
Letters testamenhiry upon the estate of Plc, sant
Green, Into of Oneida tp.. deed., having been granted to
One undersigned. All persons having claims against the
said estate, Ore requested to present them for settlement,
and those owing the Hanle. will malti; Payment.
HENRY Executor.
Sept. 14, '64.6t.
TRIMMINGS
NVECOLESALE AIM RETAIL,
_)IENCIIE & BROTIIER
vBo, F:tl4. Atch Street.
Philadelphia.
A fine assortment of Ladies Dress and Cloak Trio.
Bogle Gimps, Shawl Borders,
Importers of real Berlin Zephyrs. JF:mbrobleries, Saxo
ny Yarns, Knit Hoods, Fancy Goods, Lc., at the lowest
p rtees.
dept. Ire.
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COD LOVE TIIII COMMONWEALTH.
R 0 C OF
GENERAL ELECTION
TO lIE lIELD ON
2'UESDAY, OCTOBER, ll, 1864.
IMrsulint to nn net of the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pen nsylven in, entitled "An Act rel.
Gag to the elections of this Commonwealth," approved
the second day of July, 1830, 1, GEORGE W. JOHN
STON, High Sheriff of the county of Huntingdon,
Pemisyvlania, do hereby make knoll:11 and give notice to
the electors of the county aforesaid. that to election will
he held in the Said county of Huntingdon. on the 2ml
Tuesday-, (end nth day) of Octoin.r, Iso4. at which tine
District and County Officers as follows, will be elected, to
wit:
One person to represent the counties of Huntingdon,
Blair. Mifflin, and Cambria, in the House of Represent.
Lives.
Two persons to represent the counties of Huntingdon.
Centre. Blair, Minlin,.Tuninta, end Perry. in the State
Senate, of the Commonwealth of PennsylVallift.
Two persons to represent the counties of II a n ti ngdon,
Minn, Mal Juniata, in the ilonse of Representatives, of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Ono person to till the 011150 of colmty Commissioner of
Huntingdon county.
Two persons to 1111 the office of Director of Peer of
Huntingdon county.
One person to fill the oßoe of. District Attorney of
Huntingdon county.
Ono person to fill the office of county Surveyor of
Huntingdon county.
Ono person to fill the office of Auditor of Huntingdon
comity.
In pursuance of Bald act, I also hereby litolie known nod
give notice, that the places of holding the nforesaid spe
cial election in the several election districts within the said
county of Huntingdon, are an follows, to wit:
Ist district, composed of the township of Henderson, at
the Union School throve.
Id district. composed of Dublin township. ft Pleasant
Hill School House, near Joseph Nelson's, in said township.
na.diotrict,compored of no touch of Warriorsindrk town
ship, as is not included in the 10111 district, at the school
house toljoining the town of Warriorsmarlr.
4th district, composed of the township of Hopewell, at
Bough and Ready Furnace.
Std district, composed of the township of Barree, at the
house of James Livingston, in the town of Soulsburg, iii
said township. .
fith district, composed of the borough of Shirloysburg,,
and flit that part of the township of Shirley not jot:hided
within the limits of District No. 24. as hereinafter men
tioned and described, at the house of David Fraker, de&d,
iu Shirleysburg.
tit district,composcd of Porter and ptrt of 11 allrer town
ship, and so intuit of West township nx fs included in the
following boundaries. to wit; Beginning at the south-west
curlier of Tobias Catilinan's Farm on tile bank of the Little
Juniata river, to. the lower cud or narrows,
thence in a tiorthwesterly direction to the most southerly
part of the farm owned try Michne4:3laguire, thence north
40 degrees welt to the top of Tussey's mountain to inter
sect the line lit Frditliiiu township, thence along the said
line to Little Juniata river, thence down tire same to the
piece of beginning. at the public school house opposite the
Gorman Reformed Church, in the borough of Alexandria.
Sth district. composed of the township of Franklin, at
the house of Gen. Net tern. in said township. "
nth district, eollipOiett of 'fell. township. at. the Union
school house, near tie Union Meeting house. in said two.
lath district, composed of Springfield township, at the
school home. near mod, Nadden's. in said township
14th district, comp ised of Union township, et the SCIIOOI
hotar, near Ezekiel Corbin's, in .1.1 township.
12tli district.composed of Brady township, at the Centre
school house, in said township.
13th district, composed of Morris township, at piddle
sehoolleinse No. 2, in sold township.
1401 di.irict, composed of that part of West township
not included in ills and 2601 districts. lit the public school
house on the farm now owned by Miles Lewis, (formerly
owned by James Ennis.) in, said township.
15th di-di:jct. composed or Walker township, at the house
of Benjamin .Magaliy, in ,I'Cottricll., - town,
Dith district, compo,ll of the 'township of 'Pod, itt the
Green scliOol Imo,. in Enid township.
17th district, composed of Oneida township, at the hoe"-
of Win. D. Rankin, - Warm Springs.
18t1( district, comp.:L..l .if Cromwell toWnship, at the
house now occupied by David Et nire. in Orbb , onia.
10th district. composed of the borough of Birminglmni,
with the several traet:,or hoe] ',ear to and at balled tin tile
Mine, trans owned and occupied by Thomas Iti.(iivens. Job TI
:McCall:in, Andrew 1:01,..n. debit tienSilller 4111f1
Gensimer, and the tract of lona ooe . 0wn.•.1 by th,11::::::11101
John Shoenberger, known ns the Porter tract. situate in
the township of Warriorsinark, at the public school home
in said horongli.
20th district, composed of the town:hip of fuss, at the
public school house in Caesritte. in said township.
21st district, composed of tin towitThip of Jackson, at
the public hone,' of Edward Laths, et NeAltsivy's Fort,
in said township.
224 district, composed of the township of Clay, at the
public school bunco in Scottsville.
23,1 district. composed of tine- township of Pont, at the
public relied house in tinrclesbrrg, in said township. .
24th district. emnpos,l a n d created as follow s. to wit:—
That all that part of Shirley township. Ihnitimalon comi
ty, lying and b e ing within-the following b oon
(levies, namely : beginning at the intersection of 17111011
and ShirlertOwnship line. with the Juniata "oe
tooth side thereof thence utouna.o.llll...
for the (lb - dance of three miles from said river; thence
c..twardly, by a straight line, to the point where the main ,
from Eby's mill to Germany valley. crosses the annuli it of
Sandy ridge; thence northwardly along, the summit of
Sandy rid,;e to iliu river Juniata. and theoce up said river
to the place lit beginning. shall hereafter form IA oepornto
election district; that tire .111:littielt deter, ClEvoia otectioo
district shall hereafter hold their geriend and:township
elections in the public school house in' 3lotint Union, in
said district.
' 25th district.rottionsed or lime borough or itnonning , toe.
on the court - Il o nsoin said borough, Thus, p o i t o ot
er and Porter townships beginning at the southern end
or the bridge oero,:n the Jovial, the lOW of .Ment
goniery street. (hence by the denimnl township lino to the
line of the Wolper election district, thence by the
• to the corner of Porter township at the Woodcock Valley
road near Her's school house, thence by Ne line between
' Walker and Porter townships, to the summit of the Won.
Our ridge, thence along said ridge to the Juniata river en
as to inclinie the dwelling.lionse at Whit taker's, 110 W Fish.
cr's old untl, mid them - A:down said river to the piece of
beginning. bennneXV.l to the Huntingdon Borough olee..
limn district, and that the inhabitants thereof shall an 1
° may vote at all general detain.;
2601 dbarict, composed of the borough of Petersburg
and that part of {Vest township, welt mid north of it line
bot Ween lientlerson and West townships, at or near the
Warm Springs. to the Franklin township lino lei Ole {nil
of Tussey's inonciain. no no to hrebwle in the tI,V district
the louses of David Waldsini th. Jacob Longenecker.
miler, :Tomei Porter, and John IVall, ;it tine school-Ito.°
in the borough of Petersburg.
2lth district. composed of ,I uniata toWtlAllitt. at the house
ordohn Peiglital, on the lands of Henry Isenberg.
28th district, composed of Carbon township, recently
erected out of a pint of the territory of Toil township, to
Wit commencing at a Chestnut Oak, on the suntin it Ter
race mountain, et tile ItopeWell township title opposite t Ile
'dividing ridge. in the Little Valley; thence setith fifty-1 wo
degrees, east thine hundred and sixty perelles, ton stone
heap on the IVestern Summit of :Broad Top mountain;
thence north Sixty-seven degreov, cast three hundred nod
twelve perches, to a ye 11..., pine; thence south fifty-two
degrees, east seven hundred and seventy-two perches, tea
Chestnut Oak: thence south fourteen degree., oast three
hundred and fifty one perches, ton Chestnut at the east
end of Henry S. Green'S land; thence south thirty-one and
no half degree..., east two hundred and ninoty-thurlicrehts,
ton Chestnut Oak nn the summit of a spur of Broad Top,
on the western side of John Terrers farm; 801.111, s•xty
five degrees, east nine hundred and Iliiity-font: I.orelies. to
n stone Itrop nn the Clay township lino. oh the Bread Top
City Hotel, kept by O. Altitude], in said township.
I him, venire known met give notice, is ill and by Hie
13th section of the aforesaid act I ant directed, that "ev
ery ilerinoll, exceoting.iustices of the peace, who shall
held any 011 ice or appointment of lima if rroon under
the government of the United States. or nf tin no State. lie
of any. oity or corporated ilhdrict, whether: a commission
ed °Meer or agent, who Is or shall be . eini.loyed under
the legislative, executive el:judiciary department of this
State, or of the United States, or of ally oily or helm itt
ritted ili,trict, end also, that every 1111,11Ilel, of Congress,
and of the State begin later., and of the selis:t or con.
111011 council of any city, coouu issioners of a ny i neor p or ,
tell district, is by low incapable At lioldi•tr or exercising
at tho seine tithe. the Mlle° or appointment or inot,te, to.
spector or clerk of any election of this Comnionw..aph,
and that no inspector or judge, otter .dicer of any
stich election shall be eligible to any . 'dike, lobe then v..
ted for."
Also, that in the 401 section of the Act of Assembly,
entitled -An Act relating to execoLious and for other
purposes." approved April 16th, 184:1. it is - enacted that
the aforesaid 13th. section 'shall non be so construed nu
n
to prevent any militia or borough .'Seer from serving a +
judge, impKtor or clerk or any general or special
elect ion in this Commonwealth ."
Pursuant to the provisions vont...Med in the 07th section
of the act aforesaid, rim judges of the aforesaid districts
shall respectively take charge of the certificate or retiirn
of the election of their vespemive districts, mud produce
them at a Meeting of 0110 of the judges from t‘iir:ll diotriet
at the Court Douse, in the borough of Huntingdm. on the
third (ley after Jim day of election. being for the present
year on Frithiy,Llio oth or A ncost. next. thellt noel there
to do and perform tho duties required by law of said Judges.
Also, that where at. judge by sickness of unavoidable aria '
dent. is unable to attend said neetin g of bulges, then the
certificate or return afore-aid shalt he taken in charge by
one of the inspectors or clerks of the election of said dis
trict, auil shall do and perform the duties required of .111
judge unable to attend.
Also, that in the fl 4 section of said net 1G is eilliatql
that ',Very general and special olection shall be opened
between the loom of eight and ten ill the fOrenooll. and
Contiline without interruption or ailionrinnent
lit seven o'clk. in tine evening, when the polls shall bit
closed."
GIVEN under my hand, at Huntingdon, the Ist day of
Sept.. A. D. 1064, tool q' tile intiepell,lollol of the *frui
ted States, the eighty-eiglith.
tl ISO: lr. JouNsToN, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE. t
Sept. 14, '64. 3
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TUST :RECEIVED AT .1.1LOY1) &
ley HENRY'S. a largo :Wel: of Ladh.s' (3..14 of
the latest . LLOYD k HENRY.
.sept. 7, 'til. lt.
T E. GREE,NE,
tl • DENTIST. •:.Ittiti
011ie° removed to oppoqitn the More ;11'
D. P. Hivin. in 1111,FrinaFe, 11111 street, Huntingdon, Pa
r 3;IS 6 I.
,'
eat
HAY FOURS, for uultoad 7
ing Hay. :LA. BROWN. Huntingdon, is agent ibr
tho ' Fork in the United States. Call soon. tnaCtid
MEE
Pgfiket iCnives.
11 new stock just received at Lewis
Book Store.
Ea- For neat JOB PRINTING, call at
the 'GrLorrE JOII PRINTING OFFICE," at llna
tingdon, Yn
=
ranry and Extra Family Flom
Con.loa nud :411perlino. .. ..
ltyv Flrmr
'';ortt
Extra White Vhcal
Pair and Prime 1:oti ......
Corn.
(Int.
I!arley
:tv,
11l I,
HUNTINGDON PiIARECETS.
nxtra. Faltlily Flour 't 'ilibl $11,50
1,111 do 7. c wt 5,75
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MI ite Wheat . - 0 0:
10,1 Wheat '',2J
By.. 1 65
Cora 1,60
Oat .v 75
el let 1. .
P•lnx 1
Dri 1 Apples
l'titl
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Iltt t... ...... .
Shot
Shlea
Tallow
4.,....111,41141..515111111,,
H. K, NEFF, M. D.:
TI A . I I ( l
:to llw pr tu , ri ct i . ed
a tt , n s i d y t
; V, at hi* 01,1 reAdence on [llll street.
Huntingdon, :l •
ug., 21, 44.
VALUABLE FARM
PRIVATE - SALE.
lIL undersigned offer; at. Private
sal e, Iris f nn and titular-land . ndjoining,:ppon
in Juniata tp., Huntingdon conuty,
contlining in all about
500 ACPES,
Arun - 150 acres of which are cleared and in a gond state
of cultivation; Oil acres thereof 'wing rich bottom land,
tual the remaining chaired part being good red shahs up
land. whit two good apple,orchard, and Pe, Sots of farm
buildings:on dielerent parts of the trAct. The bnflding
on 1010 . pArt of 01,841 tract mishits of a Stone
good spring boo=n enclnsing an excellent spring of water
near the hon., other necessary on Walk:Mg/Land a large
frame bank Bann. The building, on the Other pert of
the tract arc a log bon' unit log barn. It in it productive
grain raising thou and it well !ousted for raising stock.
The land not improved is well timbered, a considernblo
portion of which it good productive land if cleared and
cultivated. It can be divided into two or, titre's tracts
and will be sold either in separate parcels or 03 a 101010,
nun nuty be desired.
A clear title will he given and the payments made, to
snit the Initchesers.
Any inefrination he given by calling oil the un
dersi.gnial 011 Elio prenliaen. •
Juniata tp.. * Aug. 3t, 'C4
TEACHER'S EXAMINATIONS,
Mlle annual examinatiqn, of Teach-
000 for the present '0,50 will ho held lit tho toveral
Dir4rictrt as follows:
West, Thursday, Sept. S. nt S. C. Whip,.
Brady. S:tterday, Sips. 10, nt Mill Civet:.
Walker. Tuesday. 501d...8t. at It. n, St. Sch. 11.
Bare, on Thursday. Sept., 15. nt .Nlanar
Jaen:ion. on Friday, Sept., 10. at 21eAlevy's Fort.
Shirley tp., Tue4flay, Sept. 20th. at Mt. Union.
Union Wodit,day, alt :Mapleton.
Juniata. Thureday, • 22nd, Sell Crown, Poll. 11.
Ifenditrson, Friddy, "di; Union Selt..ll.
iineirlo,'Sntorday, " 21. Centro tinion.3,
P.qtn. Tuesday, 27, larkle . F.llurg.
iredne,day. Cuffe.o Ron.
Todd. . Newburg.
Carbon, itritlaf. :111 l 5 alinnnt.
Shirleyslutrg 4. Shirley tp,Tueeday, Oct. d, Shirlestig.
Wednesday. 2. Orlnsonia.
•" • Titutiolay. 6, tiltOdedittp..
" 7. liollingecroton.
Coos Friday, Oct. 14, Casivillo.
Clay, " itsttorday.ls. cittottm it le.
Springfield, •• 17,,Meinlnw Gep,
As the new corm of cort Bleat° ditfl•rit, in ono respect at
from that of the old. the county Superintendent
would ;II the attention of applicants to aim following
p the insiroution..coeoialY issued ,by lime State
Departnietil, in regard to the routing evondnations.
I. )12s, ittitAnAcridt.—By now 6.1,6 of cot tificate
Its- Superintendent certities to the '401,2 rltarncter
of tit. Good moral ClMnieot is ram , ortlo most
i.portma lio portion shi.tuld lie liCensed
to Mach whose diameter is even Oneitic noble,
If stipitrintentionts nre not p..rsott:tlly nruttainteil with
the nPPli.ott, of ore in doold as to thitir character. the,
should donitind titstitnnny from settut, respruNible
oak olns ure known iu the cLutur,atity, before certiti,
111V•ISSIled,
11. y Co. sum.
August 10, 1021. t.
• ().
It PIT.ANS' COUI?.T SALE.' ••• :,.
sky In pumioni^.” of order, o . (' flu. firplinni" Conti of
I fontingdon ronnty. filo tra,.a. of land lonainafterde-
Faili"'L ,1 " 1, . , chi' iI. IS.. tfter townillip. in said cairn
ty,•avid t , to:1.-m to Na.ii , .. Salo on rho premises, '-,
Oriliyedoesday,.2,B'.l day of September,
A. T)..Wt.,:, ET! ,
, 1tt ,, ,`,0":1 and on,ohl nortimio of tho
real 04t1Itti of the a ,n..lphn late of nail tp., floo'd .
to wit:. • .
1: 'All that tract mr;rl,ed :writ
;.t• 1"1 -, ..1.11111m or VMoatl nn arnext.iPtlTll6t4:7*-Thn othldln;
In - ta.;;: 1
,eAntaining nerea,
.132 parehen, nbont.-75
e1,ct1.a,v111. , 11 are and.imdur cultivation; with a
dwelling bonne and barn thereon weeded. 4 '
2. Aldtliht tract 3r i yid i»11411 , ...1 11 in SAM diagram,
containing; 214 act en. and 07 perchcl. and called •cflot
bier Tract". Al.r.tt 100 Itel'C'S of this tract , 4 :u• cleared,
ind ender cnitiv 410,1 The nnell.ared portion' of both
these tracts ar.• well timbered..
8. Toff tra'd,n of woodland. to .The tract tharlced
itr.sold dia containing 119 acres. The tract nun ,
ked K b nab t diagram, containing 07 acr..o, 147 percheA,
The tract 1i... flied LI In said diagrain.con Mining 144 ItereA
Ilml 03 per nes, having tlivreon a Lime Kiln and time—
Slot., tint cry. The tract marked II in said diagrami
cont 117 — acreA and 147 perches.
4. An nndivided interect in Alilnwood Academy, in
Dublin tu,.. in :nil county.
• S. All the inter‘...t and estate of thorny M. Ker. den'd.,
in the I ntel marked I' in said diazram. Containing 170
neves, '.`24 perches, with n dwell Inns,, and barn there
on er. , :te4l; 00 acre, of this tract are cleared ! and the res..
bloc heavily timbered,-
'l' MIMS OF S a 1,E..—. One balfof the purchase money to
tin paid on confirmation of the Kale. nnd the retie ne in
two cainal nnunnl paymeithi thereafter, with Om interest
to be secured by the boniti and mortgage of tho parelia-
alo to voriviwilro at 10 0'01001,.. A. IT.. of maid d 0". A
1001100 m will lir given by • DAVID S. ICED, Tru•itee.
. Seta, 7, '64. t
The Pennsylvania Slate Agrieniti
val Society,
WILL HOLD ITS NEXT
A. NS LTA.T, XH IBIIt7OIY
AT P.A.STON., Pa.:commencing TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
'.7111. and timing Fill DAY, • SEPTEMBER 80th, 180.1,
Prootionnt over sto.ooo. head the ("Hewing abstract:
CATTLE—Foreign Imported, lo premitons ranging from
$lll to $20.; all other grade!. of rattle, 31 prionimos. from
525 to ; ; ;I 0 ; and -12 Prtlllitioll from $0 to $2. lie,t beryl
of Cattle, not less than 15, 0wn.,1 and held no Non. stork.
sdo; Brl best 525. 'font of 10 Yoko • of Oxen
front tory county, li, Ito int id A gricalfural Soe!e:y of entitl
county, $511; 2.1 hest. $25.
1101 IS 00.—Bret Imported. 0 premium., from $3O to $l5
Toomogn.lred.•lo premiums. front $:.;” to .$10; Trotting
I om,. mot Mares. a 11rCali11111 of V3OO, one of $2OO. :out
'tint' of pm; Pacing, one. Of $5O; Matched Honer., fanry
trotting. Premium of 550: hest Matched Trotting. dpre
milon sno ; bout Ip . aught. Holding, and Single tlorier,
12 prenthuns from !?..15 to sln; Stallions and 'Mares for all
ork, 15 premiums from $25 to $l . O ; Jacks tool Mues. 7
premiums from 525 to $10; bust Mole Team ofd, $3O ; 2tl
beet $l5 ;—torMing Amid. $2OOO in premioniA for nll de
riptions of I[OI,CA and Moles
e SitEEP.—For tlillerimt hinds, If. PrenduMs, front $2O
to $10; 55 Vl,llollloi froult Si to $l. .
POULTRY—or almost iiv - cry kinds premiums of $1,2,3
and ii, in the acgir gate. Of SUIT.
Agricultural .Implements-,,Piest display-soo, Steam
Plow glut, IMAM or special diploma, and liberal special
premiums far plows. tilowintin, rollers, cultivators. wag-
Tile preialaini in tither departments are liberal
kadla au , l DX matinketured, butt s'r,
vitgetableii, rrifi ix, meliant, grapes, wines *Divers and
their designs, litoreic tin Ware, be., dpincistic manufacture
needle work, .tat•. tine meta. painting and peninaliabip, dis
alay of articles by trade:limn and meek/mins, silver ware
aim , ing machine, pi; no
Tito above heirs{; it morn abitrart, exhibitors aro re
quested to secure a eittalauttit Nil that tirey 'nay conform
talhe regulation el' the Society. in preaenting articles for
exhibition. The roost liberal arraim'entehts are being et'.
fected with railroathi gonerally, both tot tit freight and
hxonorlittidieltobt. For catalogues and railroad regal,.
I iOlll, address the Secretary.
log). 23 conts
TOO:IRS P. IiNOX President.
. .
A. B. 1.0.NC1 .1 ARR. S. , ..mtarY.
NO4ILISTUWN, VA
Emma
PAN Sale of Real Estate,
71)A' VERTUE OE THE LAST WILL
I) and Tostalueut of SlOlllOl Carothara. late of Shirley
ToNvudilp, deed, will by v.pohed to Public Sale, on thu
prmises,
On Friday,. the 21ot _day of October
next, the well known mat valuable FIRM,
late nimbi .I,,,as..,l,Nitnato in .Shirloy townNhir. lion!-
ingion county, ;Opining tip EQI , Mgh Of.
berg nod the great road front Mount Union to Chamber,.
burg: seven miles distant from tin. Ponintylvania Rait
road ami Canal at. Mount. Union; containing
182 Acres and 82 Perches,
sim,t 150 acres of wilidt 'urn cleared and in a good state
of cut: ; n :leres am well act with clover; 25
acres Jiro meatlow--tho remainder well timbered. The
improvements aro, - h°I.IAI 110ticlHond double LOG
BA RN. with sheds and other. necesFary outbuildings: n
well (tie:m.llw wntei•eonvmtiont to the house. and run
nu water in the barn yard, as also in most of the fields.
There are also on the promises about 20 grafted apple
t roe,. besides a I'm ioty of oilier fruit trees 'common in
t his latitude. . • -
Salo to commence at ono o'clock on bald day. wbon
ternlp will be made known and dno attendance given by
ABRAHAM CAItOT/Ildt S,
Exocutora.
Sept, 14t1 , '64. St
VALU4IBLL MILL PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SAT,B.
Will be offerel at. Public Sale, 01l the Pectlaso 3 , on
Priddy, the 23d inst.,
A GRIST MILL late the property of lion. Thno. P. Stew
art. with I:2.acros of Ittod nOutehotl. Santa° irr
Mut tiostnlllp,l!! tittles east or Peter:Jowls.
JAS. (I. STEWART,
BENT. IEARTMAN;
• Executors.
Ber . 20
siLookll2,oo
01)
....e bl CV.OO
....
• • .1•-• `.l
10$1.2)
hr I
..... . S .70
CLOTHES WRINGER.
SELF - ADJUSTING 'W LAGER.
NO WOODWORK TO SWELL OR SPLIT.
No Thumb-Screws to get out of Order.
WARRANT ED WITH OR WITHOUT COG-WHEELS.
15.00
_.60
It look the FIRST PREMIUM at fifty-seven State and
Count Fairs in lU:44nd Is, toilhout an exception. lie Lest
- Wringer ever made.
Pai.ented in the. United States, England, Canada, and
Australia. Ageete wanted In every town, and in all parte
of the world.
Energetic agents can mike from 3 to 10 Dollars per day
No. 2, $0.50 No.l, $7,50. No, F, $3,50. No. A. $9,20
Manufactured and;nold,wholemlo and retnil,.!..y
. .
Titi; PUTNAM 11.1ANUFACTUCING CO.,
N.. 13, Platt Street. NeW YOrk, end Clevelmul, Ohio.
S. C. NORTHROP, Agent.
=
That Iron well galvanizol will not ruqr;
n ain Pimple inaehine is Lettrr than gempliented one
TI At a wringer ',lmola be eel I.adjnyting, ilninble, and
eMe , ent ;
Tliat TLnrMScrews and. Fastenings canto delay and
trouble to regulate and keep in ordor ;
7 tat wood soaked In bet water will swell,' shrink and
oat ',rood bearings Cor , tlie abaft to rim in will weer
out;
That the Putnam Wringer. with or without cog wheels
win not tear the cl..thes;
t cogwheel reonlatore ore not (135fmtial ;
'That the ptitenin Wringer line air the advantagee, and
not one of the illeadvan tape above nowt':
That all who have -testae it, pronounce it the best
Wringer ever made; "'
That it will wring a Thread or to Boil Quilt without al
teration.
We might 1111 the paper, with testimonial'', but insert
mile n few to totivllice the elteptical, jf such there be;
a.-id we say tohll, feet' Putnam's Wringer. Test it fluo
c uglily with any and all others. and if not entirely baths
factory, return it. . -
Ptitnant Manufacturing On:
,-
OENTI.bf EN: 1 know'fram practical' oiperienee that,
iron well galvanized with zinc will not oxidize or rust
one particle. The Pranarn Wringer ha an . near perfect an
poesible, and I can `clui+Tfm ily. recommend it -to- be tho
hest in use. . lteepeatiblly'yonrs,
. • JNO. W. Wtiiil iiF.lt, poveland, Ohio.
Many years' eiporicoce in the galiiinielng, huelness
enable sin tai Indorse the above statement in all particti•
lare.- • ' • 7
3Stl. C. LEgVERTS, No.lool3estanam st
New-York, JssitrY, 1 80 4 . -
. .
.
havo tested Tutatim's . Clothem Wrlngifi — hy prodt
cal working, and know that It will do. It 'io cheap; it I.
aimplo; it requiroA no room, Whether at work or at rest
a child can operate it; it dm, duty thoroughly; i
saves time and ft naves wear and tear, Wo oarmutly ad
A. B. SIIENEFFILT
.
Vine all xiMo hai, much w.ishing to db. with all i atoll!
gent parsons who have any, to buy this Wringer. It wil
pay fur Itself in a year at Inc.t.
Ms. HORACE GREELEY.
J 913 13 ISA
TTOWAItD ASSOOTApO A N, ;
lIL 1 PIIIA.
Diseases of the Nervois, Seminal, Urin
ary and Sexual . Systems,•
New and:reliable treatment—in `reports by the lIONVAAD
ASSOOIATION—Sent by mall In sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge.
Addrern, DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, /toting Sur
grain. Howard Association, NO. 2 South Ninth Strent,Phil
ailelphia, Pa. • TJuly 13, 13111-3 y.
.
CM` Sal. 0 .
AL II
E undersigned offer the Farm on
which they reside, in West township, Huntingdon
County, at . prlvato onto. It. is situated tbroo miles from
Petersburg, and the ion. distance .front Railroad and ca
nal. It Contains three hundred nod forts-aloe acres and
annwmtee: 'good building% and about one hundred and
fifty acres cleared, and troll adaptcsl.for .tock farm.
aprill9,lB6/-tf.
VALUABLE FA rtiw FOB, SALE
'IN PENS TOWNSIUP. •
Aliont one Inch mild from Marldenburg . - Stution, on the
Huntingdon & Broad Top It. It., containing over
TWO EUINDRED. ACRE'S.
About one-holf clear nod In cultivntion CO or 40 tines or
which is good meadow lond. has en apple orchard and
oiler fruit trees. A good dWelling boost, and hank barn
is erected thereon. James Creek ,ruips through it, und
has a good 'Witter power; it is a good situation 'for a
tannery. Rock oak bark being plenty nail convenient
lb in a good community, with mills, stores, school bowies
and churches.
, .
Tome of sale made satisfactory.
MI, 33. 7ii3101:611
untin . gdon, A.g. nt, •61
SPECTACLES.
„,
VC - 4: 17
fine and large assortment always on
hand'
AT WM' BOOK STORE.
TAMES A. BROWN, Hunting('On,
ILIV No sells Patent Wooden -Pumps for cisterns and
wells. from' 4to 00 feet &op, nt about ono half the usual
Prim , for old fashioned pumps.. All pumps Warranted.
Aug. 7'141. . .
itD3IINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,-
[Estate of Alex. Allison, deed.)
Letters of Administration upon the estate of Alex. AI
-11.11, Into of Henderson township,' Huntingdon county
deed, having bean granted to tho undersigned, all person,
Lacing claims Option, the estate ore requested to present
theta to the undersigned, and oil persons indebted wit
Illtllto into payment. It IV
10, 1864.—Ut Atinlinistrator.
lASVASSOCIATION.
,
'LitA e un d ers i gned 113 TO um:ratted theneielves together
in the greet lee of the haw In IluntingdOn. in. Office In
the eile now, and formerly eeenuied by .1. Sewell Stew
ing, adjoining the Court Hons.-
July 20, 10.4
ANCY FURS, FANCY FURS
---_------
nfactore. a very extensive assortment of oil the different
kinds and qualities of FANCY FURS, for Ladies and
Children, that Will be worn during tho Fall and Winter
seas.orts.
Being the direct Importer of all niy Furs from Enrope,
and having them manufactured under my own supervision.
. volatiles niC to offer my customers and the public a much
- handsomer Set of Vitro for the same money. Ladies
pleme give men rail before purchasing
for
Remember the 'lame: number and street :.John
Fareira,gew Par Store,)llB Arch st., Philadelphia.
Sept. 'EL tin. •
NOTICE.
I'l An election for President, Foie Managers nw
Treasurer of the Petersbnrg nod Heedsvillo Turnpike en
ho held at the office of the Freedom Iron Compel*
in Denny townshi p. Mifflin county, Pa., on Thursday th
22nd day of September next.
Sept. 7,'64. dt.
ri OTO LLOYD & HENRY'S, TO
A.. jr buy Goods, cheaper than they can be loul ht
•or New York.
Sept. 7, '64. 4t.
BROWN & BLEACHED MUSLIN,
Delaineq. Linceys, and every variety of Do. ,
inestic Goods, nt LLOYD & HENRY.
Sept. 7, 4t.
STEEL NAILS, OF ALL
lands, for .10 lit LLOYD d; HENRY,
Sept. 7, 'Pt 4t.
T)OOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
gneensware, Hardware, Codarwaro. of varionilinda
. LLOYD & HENRY.
Sept. 7, '64 . 4
Q ALT BY TRE SACK, BBL„ &
v 1
Dashel, at 'LLOYD d; lIENRY.
Sept. 7, '64. 4t
•
OFFEE, SUGAR, SYRUP, TEAS,
Sikes d; Grocerita of all kinds, at
...ept. 7, '64. 4t. LLOYD I.; HENRY.
CUSH PAID FOR WOOL, FLOUR
vi.nd all kinds of Grain, at
Sept. i. '64. 41, LLOYD $; HENRY.
14:ill - ANN 4LS, WOOL PLADS, OAS.
Simervi. Cl4eq; Mintueky Jentr. Srci.. 4
._e pt. 7 ,' 6{, 4t; • LLOYD ,4.IIIENRII
then ready for the mill i : is a general thing too midi
seed is sown on an icto. I:fnles; the ground is iSry
one Iffishel per acre is sufficient. If the groiind
strung one and one CoOrt/i linalied is eSasple . :
Cigars for 10110 tot :(Lewis' • Dook Store;' 'Dee Id, IW.
ID.ROVISIOI4S OF ALL KINDS,
each ns Now Mackerel, Munn, Sian, Shoulders, tidied
beef, ()neon, &c., at LIAM) k HENRY.
Sept .7, '64. 4t.
•
PUTNAM
=I
J. S..MAGUIRPI.
IIAO(UI I MAUVIRE
CHEAP PUMPS.
A. W. TIEN EPICT.
J. SEWELL STEWART
=
18 ARCH Street
sa Ttb.,
Importer A; Mazinfactur
•of and Dentertn att kinds
' FANCY FEW, fur ha
ms' and Children'. wear.
I &turn to return my
tanks to, my friends .ef
untingdon Inlet the stir
tending Counties. for
tole very liberal patron
o *extended to Ste during
to last few year., and
mild say to them that I
Ivo nom in otare. of iny
in importation and Man-
FISHERS' COUR
MOS. FISLTER. 11. PISIIER; T. C. FISIIEdt
FISHER & SONS
HUNTINGDON, PA.
STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GOODS,
ETC., ETC.
-o--
• •
A HANDSOME STOCK of GOODS,
of all kintla, ie now open fur the inepeetlonof tho public,
and we cordially invite all oar Custometaand the public
generally, to call and he convinced that we areVinegoal•
led In tho quality, maga, style, and pricaa of our goods
We request the public to bear in mind that we per
chaeo principally from flret hernia in New York, pay
CABIT for all'lve boy, and cannot ho rivalled in our, faklll
tles'for epoulng for public nee, a . shock of General Nor-
MEM
r a !-luNTiNGpoN.Iyll4,p
I==l
GRAIN, FLOUR, AND FEED.
--o-•--
WE ARE PREPARED.. TO ,PUB
chaso 414110 1 of (MAIN, for whiolt we will pay the
highost cd;h,Prlc:es, and walleye for Oats Ai AD limos,
ELDER., FEED, do,
PLASTER! PLASTER!!
=I
. •
Wr f RAVE itn I3IMENSESTOOK
of PIASTRE.; an iyuplo supply for OEB and 'WIEII6OIIE6'
conution I .11n.vIng a>fill exprgerilr for grfwging it c wo
anw prodnicet Eiler tiri I moroflJai pan usq-1
ally b,43
SALT ! SALT !
=I
OFFEIt 660 IiBLS. of SPLEN
did ONONDAId A S 4 IT, unaqualleil in quality and prico
G. A. Salt In nachs is also leapt conettintlyba hand.
~---,-..+iiaGiv
FISH. FISH.
I=IMI
I=l
ELME
EMIESII
15 Half 111bIn. No. 1
lECEIMIEMEM
EICMIMEI
Quarter Darrel, and Mtn, at All no ml)3ri. glyp 0
jr..,tt«^.--
!SUMAC. SUMAC.
===
WE ARE AT ALL TIMES PRE-
pared to toly WM.-1C; aril) Iry cash, or troth), qs 4psired
FLAX, " FLAX,
==l
•
V III'; Mall PRICES RULING FOR
Cotton Clociks has compelled public attention to be mops
especially directed to' the culture of Flax. It can be made
by some. niiontion, ono of the Most valimhts products
farmer eaa I;rod.acot an acre readily Prraiu'eing 60 to 60
Dollars . wotili of film and Iced. Great i'aiO Would be
taken by groWein to •have their •Filix !inroad, very thin
when rolling: when ' , maimed sufficiently on one aide, it
should be turned, arAimbiect to expoeure until , all the
atatke gei, te grey noloi:,iina the lint reedily separated
Vain the wood by n gentl'n rub.
It ohould on dry dei 1 . .) . 0 tied in bundles; and is
JOB PRNTING OFrOM
rPHE O,FFICE " is
JL tho most complete of any in the cOuntry, nod juia.
sense.. the most 'wild,' facilities for,gromptriscuting
the 15 , 4 et) in, ecery.!aliot):pf Joh ,
, aueu *e
HAND J3ILLS,
. .
PROGRAMMES;
. BLANKS,
POST.EES;
~\
. .
CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
BALL TICKVI'4.
LABELS; L , C.;
CALL AND EXAILINE . DMDIDet3 or IDDX6,
AT LEWIS' BOOK, STATIONERY k MUSIC STORE
J. n. amincinxir.
IN- E . W . X .r. ,2, M
J. M. CIINNINOIIAL & SON, nacCessors to. 3. M.
CuunieUthani have Aide day entered into partnership in
the Foundry business and are prepared to, tarnish Cast-.
ins, oral! kinds, and repairs at short notice and odiesr.
enable terms. • •
• We are buying Old. Metal and 'strap grad 'atlifelciat
market prices.
fluntingdon; July 6, 1884.1 - , ,' ;•!....-: . l :: J 71 . -- , i:':
Coppe'r, Tin and, Shee.tiron. • _
"1VZ•451, XL ."1" JA; — .6 o:2•;X g e .4 9'
itttIIZENGDOIt;
HE sulisgribera inform ;the pu lie
generaify, tfiat they hate looleq
Wine hie tin eitoti,in the borookii''orlintitinitdon;i
where they intend th keekeonctantly on hand a general
assortment of • • • •
Copper, Iln.nnd Sheet Iron Ware;
which they *lll poll whiiicialemldieted 1 .; •
Spouting and Tin-p.ooftttg qinie on abort wctice.
They will Wed keep on hand's' general itanortnpnt of
Pittsburg •
Gas Parlcit Simms
odd }detect tarnished for etoves; Pifiltrick;&E;'•CoPpar,
Braes and. iron ,Kettlea on hung, Yatitt §i4te
old m " Brigs; Pewteri ad, and Maga, taken
ge.
- St PI'ALKER. & BRO.
1 180L.:•.,18 e
CLOT
.'a.'ite'rM'AlNt
SPRING AND SUMMER ; •
.6*EII . P -CLOTHIkO, STORE.
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• F.indentlerneWeelothfagar t6besimaterlahand.macli
n the beet workmanlike mange!, call at ,
, ...Eh It OM. A. NJ, . ,•47"
oppemite the Franklin !tome in Market Biputire t jltattink•
Iltintingdca, April id
NEW STOCK OF Goops"
EVERYBODY IS INVITED' TO CALL AT
S. S. SMITH'S STORE?.
ON HILL: FENNA'
TIIE SIIET : -
sudireand MOLASSES,.
COFFEE, TEA•and DIIOCOi,A , rm, • '
FLOUR, PISIE SALT end VINEGAR, •
C6NRECTIONEWIES; CIGAE.S44.I TOBACCO.
SPICES OP TILE BEST, AND ALL KINDS, •
and.every other article meetly oadd , in 6 Grocery Store
Drugs, Chomicile, Do Stuffs,
l'alnte, Varnishes, Oils and SptA."tilitentins,
Fluid, Alcohol, Glass and Putt;ty
HEST 'WINE and' DDANDY for reedicatburgosee.
ALL THE ISEST.PATENT MEDICINBR ;
BOOTS. AND SHOES, • ~„
and a large number of articles too numerons tonuentich
• Tis.publiC gpaerally,ltilt figg,aq'cap end PX411.13V10 for
themselvesand learn mrgykedi. •
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. /ZuntinidarLAgga.2oo.k.Atj, .;
-ALSO
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CUTLERY 12;
immENsE
ENDLESS *ARiETi:
lIARDAYARE; CUTLERY,
AND If OR SALE q3Y,
JAS. A. BROWNu
HUNTINGDON, PENNA.
CALL AN : D.EX.A.MINA STOCk:
Apl 1864 -
- TNIVERBAI'iq ,
CLOTHESHIRMER I
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No. 1. Large Family Wrifiger, $14,00
No.ls Medium " .
No. 2. Medium " ‘ t 10,b9.
No. 2/
No. 3; Small
No. 8. Large Hotel, ic 20,00;
No. /fed/umT.4242laq n 20 ,0
No. 22. Large bobs.
30;0d
Nos. 21. and 3 have tto Uo , re. All 6th
ers aro warranted.
,
"No. 2 is - the size ; genetally rived iu
private families. • • •
ORANGE Juno, of , the "American Ag
riculturist," ci4y.
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
"A child con reatttly wring out:n tnhfull of clothes hi
a few termites. 'lt to iii rmuty n ettqugs sAvER!
Tom hsvett I and a STENArt! SAVE% I The stwing of gny7
nients will alone say a large per tentage oa itiCoo.We
think the machine much more than ••pays for itselfsovo
yy year',' in the,taying.er garmentelThere Ara 9Arira%
kinds, tiearlyl alike in gerieralkonstruCtiott :hitt' We :To*
alder it impojiant that the Wringer he fitted with Coos.
otherwise aspass of garments may clog She yellers, toil
the rollers upon the crank-shaft (dip and tear ttiticiothes 4
or the rubber break loose from thesdulft..Our.awn is one
of the first melee, end it tone 130 . 61! on NEW After FttrlN
Fora rE4Re CONIrrANT can. •
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pvery Wringer with cog IAni4PAP
iiWar
• zatite4 in every partin*At.
Wringer. c an Ire Ihikatire ivitb,out Cog
J. A. Brovi . u, is A4lOut, fdr
(ion, Pa:
July 27, 18G4.
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OITSIE.T.I 4 .3 ) .EVS, ATTENTION t.
want a ClOrittilei WRINGER,' in nedee.
to gut tltrmigh your washiug earlier, strre your strength,
and at Mho Rome time SOVO enough In the wearer clothes
toy using a Wringor ' to gay for it 10 Ric monthil, at this
present price of cot ton. Wringers that hale token the
PREMIUM OVER ALL OTHERS la the saittket, for sale at am
lititdware Etare of re 3,166.1 JAM,VS A-BROWN,
4114D5,
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