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HUNTINGDON; PA.
Wednesday morning, Dec. 21, 1864.
LOOM, & PERSONAE:
No Paper Next Week.
As the holidays will arrive before
our next issue; we have decided to
publish no` paper during that week.
the printers must have some recrea
,tion, and "it is but justthat they, with
the rest of the human family, should
enjoy the gala period. We ohierve
.that the generality of our exchanges
propose doing likewise.
TO. OUR PATRONS.
.CLIANGE.OF TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Now that the great contestie over,
the Country. 48 safe, we propose to
-do ourself juOce by demanding a fair
oui: labor and for tho cash ar
•
tibia we furnish our readers weekly.—
Publisfiing a newspaper, the size of
the Globe; with the same amount of
reading: matter, for 81,50 a.year,',is a
losing business, a fact wo have been
:aware of for some- months, but until
it was decided 011ie late election that
we had a country we cared little wheth•
=sr we lost or made in our business.—;
e Ttow have a country—and we must
drive, and to do so we must ask our
friends to help . us The cost of print
lug paper, ink, labor and living, is
- 64 n e the war be
„rgan; and &Ur prices have been the
:same as they were before the wan•
commenced, and if we should contm
ere Jo demand no more for our paper,
etc., than we have done heretofore
very•soon the cash war prices We arc
required to pay, would JUL-flank us
and compel Mit - to surrender,to un cnc•
nay we have been fighting the last
four years. To protect ourself, to live
and let live, we now make the terms
of subscription to. the Globe 82,00 per•
year, or $1;00 for six months. payable
in advanee. All old subscribers in ar
rears after January Court will be charg
ed at the rate of 82,00 A year to
square up—those paying up before o r
•during,Cqurt weeks will be charged
but $1,50, when they will be required
to comply. with our new terms if they
.desire-to continuo us subscribers to the
Globe. •
Our friends cannot complain of the
advancein our terms, as every COM--
try paper in the State of the size of
the Globe;•And some with not half the
Fcading' . matter, has . advanced from
$1,50 (old -torms,)-to from 62,50 *to
$3,50 . a yeitrin-advance: •
All \Cho desire to discontinue their
subseription.will immediately acquaint
vs with theiriptention.
New Term for_Advertising and Job
Work.
The publishers of newhpapers, in this
county, owing to • the increased prices
of paper, and all articles connected
-with . the...business, have adopted the
following rates
Ist.. That the Estee of Adverti,sing be,
ifrocn this date, for one squa . re, of 12
lines.ca• less, ono time, 75 cents; three
limes ; and 50 cents foreach sub.
:tiequent iusertion.
Administrator's and Executor's No
Aices $2,50,.and A ud i tor's Notices $2,00.
The cash to accoxpany alt these notices.
---Tha-t—Tel> -}l 7 4l4;frcmrttis - aa - t4 be
for any number of Bills less than twen
ty, one-eighth sheet, $1,25; one-fourth
sheet, $2,50; one half sheet,. $l,OO ; and
additional copies halt price. Blanks
$2,00 per quire. -
S. All Advertising and Job Work
now duo and retnitining unpaid on the
Ist day of February, 3865, will be
charged the 'above - rates. All adverti
sing and job work payable on con tract.
NASH & WHITTAKER,
Eds. and Pubs. Jour. and Amer.
" • J. IRVIN STEEL,
• ,Ed. and Pub. Monitor.
WM. LEWIS,
Ed. and Pub Globe.
L sok out. for Them.
We are making preparations for
.general settlement of accounts, in
:view_ h sigh cash prices dentan
m connection with
dcd for everr....ng
' .
the publicatiOn 41;?1\weeklyfamily
journal. „Pills bo oat and
forwarded-as soon
. as Jiracticable to all
,delinquents indebted on subscription,
Advertizipg or jobbing account. We
1 ex1 .4..tt - that persons upon receiving
,them will cancel their indebte.dnesS
,without delay. . • Those knowing them
_selves indebted and can make con
venient to call and square up before
bills are made out will confer a favor.
See new terms.
I=l
The days are quickly flying
. that
A ;
gall bring Christmas bore again um.
luckily'for the juveniles, however, it
falls Upon Sunday. Following in its
wake we hair°, the holiday of the New
Year, which also comes on Sunday.—
As the corning of both days is on tho
Sabbath(it will interfere with the ens
;ternary habits of our 'youthful indi
viduals,
.but, no doubt, their joyful
pastime - Es will be entered upon with
.redoubled energy during the week
that intervenes. We hope that the
,incense from roasting turkeys will
.shed gladness over the hearts of all,
-and the occasion of the giving and re
ceiving.of gifts be a source of grateful
joy to the paities concerned, through
', out their liy.es, and we bid one 44411,
a merry enjoynient of the fiefidaYs:
'l'he- largest-auck and-greatest
variety-of styles of Pocket 'Boolte and
Curke`eV golders, outside of
phia, elf bl;t 4dii•it'LliWlS!.gOttk Store,
,Al o epullir Firm. • •
This section of the State can boast
of few firms that can compete .with
that of Messrs. Lloyd &Henry, whole.
'sale merchants of this borough. Since
they have • been .catablisho in our
midst, they have beCome exceedingly
popular with our citizens: . and those
throughout the county. The reason
for this popularity ,can only hetittrilitt
ted to the skillful arUihtiiness like mail:
ner in which they transact their affairs,
and by the reasonableness of their
prices. Capt. N. F. Johnston, the gen.
tlemany salestnan in the store, has ad
ded considerably to the popularity of
the firm, by the obliging manner in
which he promptly waits upon his cus
tomers. To test our asSertion we in
vite every one, near and far, to 'give
the firm repeated calls, and satisfy
themselves by choosing from an ex
tensive and variable assortment of the
best and most fashionable uoods. *
ll=
The oceaKkri of' the burning of the
chimney in Judge Taylor's house,. on
Wednesday evening last, resulted in
considerable exciternent.among a por
tion of onr people: The chimney was,
as eviuc d by its burning, exceedingly
,dirty, and caution had to be exercised
to prevent the surrounding buildings
from being ignited by the sparks
therefrom. The chimneys of all hous
es should be cleaned at every- oppor
tunity; and ; as the roOfa are now Cos ,
ered with snow, we would advise those
who have dirty chimneys to burn theM
out, or ( therwise cleared of their
combustible contents.
IMgimi3llllVa/kiug
Dur,ng the last week walking has
been made extremely dangerous by
the freezing of the late rains. Every
precaution WAS necessary to save from
slipping, and nitz . tty of those who neg.
tested to take the precautions were
precipitated uponthe hard and . slip
eery bosom of Df.other Earth, consid
erbly to their 'hurt. Our citizens,
who possess ehariteible - and generous
feelings, will take measures: itnmedi
met): to remove the ice from the
pavement before their doors. We
trust all Will do so,
♦ Hero Returned
%Ye were very agreeably surprised
on last week to receive a visit from our
youthful ttoldier friend, E. Wilkin
Thomas. Wilke has been in the tier
vice of his country for three years and
a half, during which time ho perform;
ed his duty well. He was, during the
latter portion of his time, the leader of
the 120th Now. York Band, and suc
ceeded in Making it one of the best
bends in the service.. We bid him a
cordial welcome to our midst.
Se - Farmers are now required to
report to the United States assessors
all cattle, hogs, valves and'ebeep which
they slaughter. for sale. The tax on
each head of horned cattle is 40 cents,
on each hog 10 cents, on each calf 5
oc;.ti, each - - eheep 5 cents. • Re . p'l*(El
must be made during the first ten days
of_each month. Persons failing to
make return as required by law. sub
ject . themseivei to a severe penalty.
CEIMI=I:4
Rev. J. IL McGarrab was thrown
from his sleigh on the 13th inst., bo:
tween Masseysburg and Mooresville,
this county, breaking his collar bone.
Thmigh dragged some distance ho sue
ceded in stopping the horse. :His
wife and Hula boy were in with him
and were also both thrown Out, but re.
ceived no injury.
Soldiers' Orphans Committee
, Tun following is tile Cominittue ap
pointed for Huntiti4don Colliity, in re•
latitm to Soldier? Orphans, ds we find
it, in the Pennsylvania School JOarnal:
Win. Orhison, Saml. T. Brown,
Mrs. Kato Cunningham, Mrs. David
Blair, Mrs. Horatio Fisher, Hunting
don.
Loer —On Wednesday lasi, between
Huntingdon and the Warm Springs,
a package containing a hair brush,
2 ounces 01 worsted and . a largo croch
et needle.
iu tinder will b 6 rewarded by re
miming it to this
LOST.—In the borough ot Alexan
dria, oil the °veil ingot the 12th.iiist.,
between the residences of Thee.
Walker and W. U. E,terliiie, a Pilch
Fur Vietorine, lined with brown silk,
quilted. The fader leaving it at the
residenee ot S: liouderstin, will hu
roWai dud.
A REMEDY FOR THE PILES,—It is a
blessing to the suffering to know that we
hece.au effectual cure for this - troublesome
disease. Mr. J. P. Hazard°, of 164 Second
street, Cincinnati, 0.; takes great pleasure
in informing all.wito are suffering with piles
that he used a . small quantify of Dr. Strick
land's Pile Remedy, and it effected a penile.
bent cure. This seems to be the cast. with
all who make use of this splendid prepare
tion. It is manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth
street, Cinabinti. 0.. and soh: I:y.nitDruggists.
PRICES OF BOARDING IN ICIIMOND.-
The Richmond Examiner car:tains an
ad vertisenieri t of the Edgthinit lithise,
in that city, from which , we learn that
the prices of boarding arc as follows
Per day, 25,00 ; breakfast and supper,
each $B.OO ; dinner. 110.00.
FALSE . iNFORMATIOpI.--..) i vid na Is
who eilliceivg that the readiest nod
mast of avoiding thili
qtry duty le to furnish false income
tiori to Enrolling off;ers, are invited
by the Board of elirollinen, to give
epeeial attention to the following or
der, paragraph 28, rovkeed.regulatione
It a person, With intent - to-prevent
the tireft,'fuses to give hiitrtio name
'when lawfully requested' toAlo so, by
,an officer Mhos() legal. duty:it is to:as
esrtain and enroll it, it isan obStruction
to that officer inthe performance of
one of his duties-in r.lation to the
draft.. So, also; ofthe giving of titlso
names _with the 'same' literal intent,
and the offenderl,Vill, in either case,
be Bubject to summary arrest by the
Prim-est Marshal.
Those who entertain the opinion_
that by refusing to 'give information
or . by givit g . false_ stateMents, they ,
can deceive.the enrolling officer are
egregiously mistaken. It is very set-,
detn, indeed, that the officer is corn
pelled to rely for his knowledge of the
civil status of any inAidual upon the
sole infbrmation of the party concern
ed. The attempt to relieve drafted
men from military service, upon the
plea that the names drawn—furnished
by themselves—were fictitious or de
fective, has utterly failed, arid if John
Brown chooses to. give his rame 'as
John Smith to the enrolling officer, he
will simply subject himself to punish
ment, without thereby' escapitg ser
vice if drafted.
Tribute of Respect.
lirADQUARTERS CO. K; 2u2,1 Seta.. I'. V., Pow StAl
' SION. rA., Dec, 14,
WHEREAS; it, has pleased Almighty
God, in the dispensation of his Provi
deuce, to so early remove from among
us our much esteemed and beloved
comrade and fellow soldier, Corporal
Samuel &toiler; and whereas, we, the
nodersigned, members of Co K, 202 d
Regiment, P. V have been appointed
a committee to draft resolutions in
honor of the deceased :
Theretbre he it, kesolved, That in the
death of Corporal Samuel limiter, our
company has sustained a huts that is
sorely felt, and which we do mourn
over with Christian resignation.
Resolved, That the christiani'lce, pa.
trititie and gendemhnly deportment of
our brother in arms, is worthy the
odi .lie,
Resolved, That we most - e iliii t
trutier our heart-felt sympathy to the
bereft, partner, and Ettherless
.eliii
dreh, of the deceased—commending
tin.in tit . the care and protection of
ilim : who does all things- well.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published in the Hinitingdon Globe,
and Shirleksburg _Herald, and that co
pies of the name he rorwarded to the
families of the deceaSod. .
Capt. A. Wilson Decker, [chair.]
Sergt. John A. Woodlculc.
" Henry Hudson.
Corporal John Wilson,
" John Price,
" Jacob B. Swope,
" David johns,
" Alfred Bathe,
" David B Heelc.
" George Eybter.
Corporal Samuel Booher, of Groin%veil township, iluntingdon co., Pa.,
died at the Hospital tit Fairtax. Sta
tion, Vit., Sunday, Dee. 11th, aged 36
3ears.
Our highly esteemed friend and fel
low. soldier in arms—whose death we.
most deeply deplore—having 'viewed
the progress of events, saw the for
midable tread .of Treason, and 'astir.
'cation vaunting itself and wareng
a A sinst, the inevitable rights oc
man, was moved nit!) the spirit of a
true patriot t , rueet the foe. In ac
cordance with rho convictions of du•
ry he was !Wt.:II hastily calling his
together, imploted upon them the
blessing of God, conirnittiog them to
the divino favor and protection and
Vias soon after found in the ranks of
hiS countrymen. On the .Btii of Sep--
teinber fro Traa"preaThrtit: - to — Cife. pont
of Corporal, which positior, he filled
with credit to himself and company—
for no one did his duty better.
In the death of Corporal Samuel
Booher, the tinnily bus lost a kiwi fa
thers an affectionate husband; the
church of which ho was au acceptable
member'for 15 years, a od steward,
aid an active laborer, the country at
true semi, acid his company a fellow
soldier, whose enaracter shall long live
in our memory; but glorious hope, o Ft
loss is Ins Pe too to his da,;t.
DOUR i AFFAIRS.
rrRIAL LIST-
J. 41, V/111: 781:31, 160
RBT W &K.
•
S. J. Crawl fur use Vs Joh° ll aq
W. W. k. 1.1. C. fAltrakill vs .UOI aOl love.
31110 VS
Dv. P. h Eu. Vs Wit Ott Is Loren%
Cu..ries Lr,ujbla va J.,isu Lowey.
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MichrolJ.Gr ove Til ..
Edward F. Dodgem.
Henry C. llublueun . Ts .Icolgo .-ipee.
J.1:111.1.11 for nee ' to Win itothrock: ' •
31..1rr0, Te,k.tr S Co, no INITL,UII nun. Mettern.
I.ras 00.1 McV.lity Ti Ly ;0 0- ing 110.. Co.
J. P. Atvier6o.l . o Er. TO Henry orla.••)•,
Ji.004,11 kilts tit Julia Hultman et al.
J.11011,,er ..t al vs r. 13rlanlibaligh's k.o. •
Julian 3lorgan as Win. Morgan.
Lunch I.llsl VI 31. thlilCual'd Atinlr,
W. C. WAGUSER, Prory
Proty ' ll Office,
Ilunting4ou, Dec. al, 1811. i'''
GRAND JUIWRS
Ephraim Baiter, banter, Springfield.
Jodi Oresswell, murchant, West.
James Clark, bilueniaker,
Gilbert Chancy, Purace, Barree.
John Crownover, miller, "
Clymails, farmer, Dublin.
Levi Dull, cal•penter,- Union.
Levi Evans, Esq. carpenter, Carbon.
Allain Green, carpenter, Cassville.
Joseph Ruiner, farmer, Clay.
Joseph Hannah, farmer, Porter.
Adam Hoffman, chairinaker, Walker
George Hallman, blacksmith, West.
- Josepn Isenberg, farmer, Morris.
Samuel Kreiger, !moon, Hopewell.
C. Long, gentleman, Huntingdon.
G. Miller, (river) Milner, limiderisoa.
James " Porter.
William Orr, Tell.
Levi Piper, carpenter, Tell. •
W dliam Reed, titrmer, %Volker.
alley, mill weight, Pranklin
_Robert Wilson, " Jackson. •
Lee Wilboll, Ittrnier, Dame.
TRAVERSE JURolts—Flßsi , WEEK.
ja.volv Anspatelt, thriller, Jackson.
IVashing,ton Baker, •"red.
John Beaver, "i 1 pewull.
Reynolds l ickets , Jackson.
Henry 13uru, " Springfield.
John S.-Briggs, "
Andrew lietde, miller, n:anklin.
, Henry Brewster, gentleman, Shirley.
Daniel Clubman turinCP Clay: '
Afjruhiim Crtne,
Anthony. Cook; laborer; Carbon:..-
John H. Donaldson, farmer, HOpewell.
iJohn Eberts, farmer, Franklin.
hi Ftterhoof,merehanr, Huntingdon.
Michael Flesher, farmer, Jacirson.
l'lrtobc.rt Fleming* g‘ • Dublin.-
Caleb Groenland, •• Clay.
Martin Grit •
?
John liernelinu; " Shirley.
Daniel Hileman, " Ithirris. -
Jacob F. Hoover, " Penn.
.Jacob Hiliitei, " Jackson
pcieph Henderson, " Daldin. •
A. Hoffman, jr, plliilteOlUntiPgool) •
George Jeffries, farmer, Dah!iii.
J. H. Kenedy, post master Alexandria.
George 1.1. Lang, farmer, Walker.
Robert
_Lane, " Porter.
Samuel McClain, " Carbon. -
John Miller, : • " Tell. •
V. Miller, -": Oneida.
Abraham Megahan. J. P.-Penn.
John Nelson,
farmer, Dublin.
George W. 1-. - 'orter, farmer, Jackson.
Samuel H. Pheasant, farmer,. Union.
Samuel Peightal, cooper, Henderson.
Thompson Ste yens, farmer, Springfield.
Samuel Snare, laborer. Penn
Alex. States, watchmaker, Walker.
John M. Storiebraker,- clerk, Brady.
Martin Shank faminer. Warriors.mark.
C. Slioutz HopoWell.
John 1,. TIAV is, !Midi ill in, Franklin.
Enoeli Walls, rhymer, Porter.'" •
John Weight, firmer, Tod.
Elias .W ilson „Esq. hirMer,
Marshall Yocum. wat,hmaii, Union.
:.:tntle! Yocum, hiaekswith, Jatelcson.
TRAVERSE JURORS—SECOND WEEK.
Jacob E ,Bare, fitriner, Springfield.
Caleb BrOWn, frmee. Clay
John 13rumbatigh, farmer, P'enn.
Jolar Booth. farmer, lipeingfield.
Bice, carpenter. Frituklin.
John 13arr, farmer, Jackson.
Satnutd.Bickets, farmer, Jackson.
John Chilcote, flintier, Tod.
John Cox, farmer, Barrec.
Oliver Colegate, farmer, Cromwell..
.1 Chattily: laiminn keeper. Warriors'k
Drake. coach maker, S iirleyshurg
Isaac Enveat t, farmer, erimiwtill:
A hrahant Funk. minister, Shirley.
Daniel Fetterhoof, farmer. Morris.
John Gifford, jr. farmer, Shirley.
Noble Grown. '
) former i ..13:Lyree.
H
George Hawn, faemee, Brady.
William llngben, farmer,
George W. Ilnyett, M. D. Alexandria
Jacob Hoffman, miller, Alexandria. ,
Jackson Kelley; faenternwelL:
— Ditvitt - tirftzAffir, Shirleysburg.
John Lee harmer, Penn.
Robert McNeal, farmer,
A lexuty'er Oaks, fame;i:Barree.
Geor g e Rusitell, J. P. Hopewell. -
Alex: 'R imsey, farmer, Springfield.
Peter Stich rist, farmer, Crum well.
Saninel Schell, farmer, TbmewelL
J. Summers, brick m aker, Huntingdon
Adam Warfel, blacksmith, Brady.
Samitel Wilson, carpenter, Cromwell.
Richard Wells, farmer, Warriorsmark,
John P. Watson, farmer, Wink..
Jul n Walls, farmer, Cass.
PIIII..WW,LVIII4 DIARKAITS
Dee. 23.
Fancy nail Extra Family Mau.. ........til I tOiattii.2ti
emimiiiii and Supertino slo,2,ati
Rye Him; !!) 00
. :01 . 11 ‘ll 'i; hi 8't.09
I,lla I% Niel% hem 5i..502.52
Fair mill Prime 14.1 i2ss(iti2 53
Rye e 11.72
•
Corn. print. , Yellow ;1.75
Oats
' O5
. .
Barb ny iil ho $5 .00
Chive miti, 'ilbi Phi $13.01
iiiiiitity
.15M°
.
lisiX,Tud $ . 3 to
Wool 1o0(412
•
•
•
hide," 13
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
Extra Family Flour triLibl 011.10
Extra , 10 001 0.25
White 11 heat
lied U•licitt 2 ^1
1 75
Coen 1.25
thus 75
Cluvorseed .1.00
Flaxseed 0 45
Pried A pidem ........................ .................. ......... 2. 4/
liiilier 40
Eggs "5
Lard 35
llam '5
Si ..... tiler • 20
' O /
rid low 12
QICATES.—A splendid lot of the la•
test Sew 'folk styles for Emil-A and Gentlemen of
as sizes, just received and for sale by •
_Dec. ]3:• 1001.
pIIOVISIONS—sueh it 3 Hams, Dried
11..er, Dried Penile., Citron. %mine, Curraute,
t..1,,,,•5e. Le., Le.. at
Dec. 13, %I-If. . LLOYD k
LANNELS, Miners Plads,Linseys,
Clutter, Ltdioa CMMAL• ug Cloth
IMMOM
LA DIES Furs, Circulars, SIIILWIS,
Ila ale Newbiae, Sontagoe'o &c, at
1 &IMM!
I _TAIID WARE, Queeesware, Cedar
x are. 'lota & Cap-, guUtO & Shoes of oil kindn at
Due. 13, , c4-a. LLOYD Si IlaZiilY'b,
grlA RPETS, Oil Cloths, Rugs &e., at
wc. 13, '5l-tt. LLOYD ,k HENRY'S..
ALT by the barrel, flack and bushel
KJ at LLOYD A ILY.N“
Dec. 13, 'C.I-Itl
=MI
,041 , ) 1111,1,1, of Wheat,
'20.1..1 " Rye,
.4,y110 " Coro,
4.00 t, " o.tis.
For which the lagliorit civill price will pr paid •t
Dee. IS,liii-tf. liii /Ili& lISSItY'•S
REA'i arrival of CheavGwxls,:now
jr opeo nod for eels ui
13, ul-ti. LLOYD tt 11ENDY'3.
LL KINDS of Ladies Dross Goods
tieutlettettes Weer of the latest styles at
V.V. 13, qi.4-tr. LLUY u dz 11 ai ItY.B.
LL KINDS of Grocevies—suoll as
S. rap MOIIIBBV.S, 801ars, Coffeoi. 3e. at low pi ICOI at
13. 'a i-tf. UM k II EN ICY'S.
A _UDI'COR'S NOTICE.
Estate of William Myinti. dosensod. •
un , lertignetl nudism by the Orphan...
Court. ot Ilummglon. to dlerlikno the balanca i u the
of l/..vel onrrick aurvleiiiß Executor of
Met,. !Mid of West b.w.1,114p deceu.ekl. will Wend ler
Butt pnrikese at his office In ituutingiluu,on Saturday its
OA of December Sot at ten o'clock In the foronouti. when
mei where ell persons Interested will present tholr chr inn
or be debarred that coining in on said food.
J. dr:ll'l4l.L dTiiIVART, Auditor.
Dec.l2, 1513.
Christmas and Bridal Presents,
LTEN LtY HARPER, No 520 Arch
ctruet, PIIILAD_LPIIIA, 1111, a largo stock of
kr,T.
%V.ATCIIES, -
FINE JEWELRY.
SOLID ,ILV ER-WA RE,
Superior plated TEA SETS, OWNS, FORKS, &c
uct. 3in.
W. W, HILDEBRAND,
WiTit
WILSON, ANDERSON & CERNEA,
WROI,ESALEDEALEItS AND JOBDEItS IN
DRY GOODS,
No. 415 Market Street, {Milan,
Between 4th and sth, North ;Side.
Nor2a-2,0.
o.W. COUNTRY DEALERS can
• buy from mein Huntingdon at
WHOLESALE; an clumping they van in tho
0 as I hater nllOlOOOlO morn in leliiindelptil a •
• .
Fira. Cigars at, 1.4 e w a' Book Store
. •
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A riIIIVISTnATRIX' gOTIO.E.
lA_ tetate Of. Ale;ciindet• Park, deed.
•
Letters of adminisfralion. nn the estate of Alexander
Pm*. lati.of Cloy' twp.; Huntingdon county, dwav ha
'vfng boon granted to thn undersigned. all pursoni indebt
ed to the estate aro regtmeted to make payment, and
those hating claims to present them duly anthenticated
for settlement. rii KM: J. PARK, Adm'x..
Nov. ~'64-sty . .
XEd UTORS 'NOTICE.
:• (Estate . of Christopher Wigton, d,c'd.)
Letters testsnsentarj% on the estate, of Christopher Wig
ton. late of Franklin township, Ilnntingdoh county. deed.
having .been granted to tin und-rsigned. all per , ott. in
&ldea to. the F,lftte are untested to hunhe inune , lete
payntent. and those having claims to nre . .seot them duly
authenticated. • ..108111'1I DVAA HT,
Nov:9, SAMUEL WIGTON,
R. It. WIGTON.
GA •. •-
•A•SCIEOOt. lIIAZINE MEV! .
CLARK'S .SCHOOL
•
•SEVENTY-FIVE . CENTS A YEAR. •
Spo , chri. undo. Bums. Muthcmatica'
Cir . anunar, Enigma", lecbute:. do. .
' HE 'Publisher of this popular DAY
moviliLY. in ord, to renefinll parts
the cnuntry. wilt Aend the VISITOR ONE TEA• PN ME, To One
EEttiON (rEIIO Will INA fol'agent.)-Nt nay PM Office in tho
United ,tat,a.
Addrene, soulflro cente, L.,. particulate, -
1. W. DAM; fI ADA Y. Pnbli.her,
• Inos Cl eutnut Strnet, Philadelphia, Ps.
Nov. 9-3 t
C --- '0- 1 " -- 1\1(0.R EA
L
:Z80 : 4$ 1 1 ,
e' ) 7,00
. .
r. Strichland's Mellifluous Cough !labium lx warranted
Cam. l'9ughA. Colds. lloar7rnoss. Asthma Whouping
Sorts Throat Couamoption. and ull tiCroctions of
1 . 11,at anti Lung,
r sale by Dreggbt.s. (Jenard Depot, No. d, Nat .
rtlk Street, Citr.:ibbati. OLE,.
-1?'73;4'..:„.,..,.
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p
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All the 1 614%31 men and the Pm.. recommend Dr.
Strickland a Anti Cholera Mixture X 9 the only certain
remedy for Dia:Theca ,4111 i Dyseetery. It ie a camlawition
of Astring/olt, A bporbonti.:lini.lents and enrminntivo,
and is warranted to effect a curo after all other means
!Ace foiled.
n• tale. by Druß4i•tn. General Depot, No. 6, Feet
1 - tb Street. ribeiennii. Ohio.
. •
Dr. Stileklitiid'i Reined cd it
of tho vrorot casts of Blind and l•reeding
mediate relief nod ofiVel4 •.pertnani4nf CO?. Try it di
re..ll. It is warranted to•iore.
. For salt. by 411 Druggism .fienoral Depot, No. 0, Nast
Fourth street: Cincinnati,
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUSNESS AND
Dr. STRICKLAND'S TONIC.—We tan recommend
tllono sulTering with loss of Appetite, Indigestion, or
Dyspepsia. Nervta,m,s3 or INervou. Debility. to use
Strickland's Tonic. li is a vegetable p 1 eparation. tree
Dom alc“bolie liquors; it etrengthens the whole norvous
5. stela ; It creates a goes ,Lpp,t it°. and' Is warranted to
cure Dyeperia aril Nervous D•:biiity.
. . .
For sale by Druggists goiter/01y. at $1 per bottle, Pre
pared by Dr A. Strickland, ,No. 6, East Fourth :gruel,
Camilla tti, 011ie..
JoNS REED, Agent, Huntingdon Pm
• TJir ► _
RE VENUE STAMPS
FOR SALE
AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE.
nuNTINGDON, PENNA.
1864. - 1864.
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
For Gentlemen's Clothing of the best material, and roads
o tho hest workmanlike limner, mill at
opponlto Linn Vranklin lionise In Market Equaro, llaatlag
don. Pn.
lautin..lll,, , :as +A,
WAD QUARTERS
FOR
NEW GOODS.
D. P. CWIN
INFORMS THE PUBLIC
THAT HAS
• JUST OPENED
A
SPLENDIS. STOOK of NEW GOODS
THAT
CAN'T. BE BEAT
IN
CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY.
COME AND SEE. •
D. P. GWIN,
Nov. 93, '34.
M=l
MMffi=
HARDWARE
CUTLERY
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
JAS. A. BROWN,
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
Nor. 23. Ff.;
MT_MIMCYTTALX.I.
FEIBOOTS AND SHOES.
ItG SUAEt'Rlt;i. r,sp , ;etftilly
A X Inf.rim Id+ old 1:11.1(”M-1,4 Mid the public getierall,
that hi. h.. rehi oppoliite 1{10“ Die 11,1rdwera storm',
where lie lota opt•iked
33cooczotss
and is prepared to tineonimodato everybody with good at ,
ticlos'at remonable prices.
lie also continues to nninufactura to order all kinds of
boots and slms.
kbautipgdon, A4ril-14 11 44. . - .
DEBILITY
cLoT RING.
H. ROMAN.
ETZiI
CLOTHING
FALL AND WINTER,
I=l
11. ROMAN'S
IL ROM A N'S
AND
IMMENSE STOCK
CM
ENDLESS VARIETY
NOW OPEN
AINTD TOB SALE Br
HUNTINGDON, PENNA
NEW STOCK OF
FISHERS' COLLIE,
EIMMEIM
11. G. Fl44Eit. T. C. tumult
FISHER & SONS
HUNTINGDON, PA.
=2E
STAPLE & FANCY .DRY-GOODS,
ETC., ETC.
1==:1
A_ HANDSOME STOCK of GOODS,
°fall kind,. le'nort open for the impaction of tho public,
and we cordially invite all our Cuetomera and the public
generally, to cell and ho convinced that we are.unequal-
led In the quality, tette, etyle, and prices of our anode
We req.eet the public to bear h mind that we pm
chaeo principally from first hands to New York, pay
Can for all we buy, and cannot be rivalled in oar
facili
fice for opening for public use, a cloak of General bier•
MUM
-..-...ANP+ VI
HUNTINGDON MILLS.
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GRAIN, FLOUR, AND FEED.
=o=
WE ARE PREPARED TO KIR,
ehaae all kinds or (MAIN, for which we will pay the
highest calla prices, and will have for sale at all times,
FLOWS, FEUD. ie.
PLASTER! PLASTER!!
C=l
WE HAVE an IMMENSE STOCK
of PLASTER; au ample supply fur this and neighboring
multi. I Haring a Mill expresaly for grinding it, Tie
con produce finsr and more desirable flock than can usu.
ally be bad.
=
SALT 1 SALT !
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WE OFFER 500 BBLS. of SPLEN
dill ONONDAIO A BALT, unequalled In quality and price
0. A, Salt 111 mkt is alto kola constantly or kW.
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FISH. FISH.
C=E:C=l
II NW/. x• 1 it,teit
/0 No. SI •
10 • No. 0 •
SS llhtf 116 Is. Ito. 1 a
tb) , a a No. 2 a
/6 a • No. i . .
QUZSillr IdArr•ls wad lila, or A n o u.' of.
Ell 9
SUMAC. SUMAC.
WE ARE AT ALL TIMES PRE-
rand tir bny AUkIA will pay.enob, .r ludo, a r!oolreel
FLAX. FLAX,
I=El
THE HIGH PRICES RULING FOR
Cotton Gaud: Imo compelled pnblio attention to bo
mpecinily directed to the culture of Ms. It ran be made
by lop" ottotstion, Out or the most ♦eatable products a
former can produce; an acre readily producing LO to. 60
Pollan worth of fibre and seed. Great Caro should be
token by growers have their Flax spread very thin
when rolling: when watorett sufficiently on one side, it
Mould be turned, and subject to eknosurc; intll all the
•talks FeqaFrer color, and tb . oAint separates
front the plod by a gentle •rub:
It nhould on a very dry day be tied in bundlee, and ie
then ready for the mill. As a general thing too much
cued le soven on an acre. Values the ground is very rich
one Basile] tier acre In sufficient. If the ground Is very
strong onu and one fourth bushel is ample.
• I
:Dr / 4 , 1144.
_•. _ . •
Flax%a. 35 1- oz,
tindersigrie4 offer .the . Farm.,og.
Tw i tch 'theylrmado, In ;meet towneldp.- tannin:4,ton
'county. at private gala. It is intuited three millet front
;pateriburg, Alai the same dietauce frottf gailroadeit.lF
It.coutaine three , hundred andlortyddne heree'end
allowance; good building,. and about ono hundred sad
!any scree cleared, and well adipted for • .thek fawn: ••
. J. 8. - MAGI/IR%
'aprillo,lB6l-if. • „ RACIIEL MAW:UAL
•
VALUABLE FARM FUit,
Is PENN TOWN£4IIO,:
•
ALbut ono }soli mile from Mark.lestbnrr,, Stathinj od th•
. 11uutInplon fr. Broad Top K. IL, cOutalulng.orig•
•.T WO lIELVDRED
.ACAZeg
A
Lnut our-lialfrlcar and In cultivation; 3Q.or aura!
which is goad meadow laud. hits an appin , •'orchard, and
other fruit trees. 'A coot! dwelling hotiaa and hank barn
is erected thereon. JacueS Croak. runeahrough it, and
has a uuod water power; it is nj. gdod 'situation for a
•taimery. Pock oak hark being picinty and convents:9
Is In it good oda:inanity; with milli, atom, anima hornet!
rind chili , .
•
Tome of bale tnado eatiefactors.
WM. B. ZHIGILIIII
tfunt!agdon, 31, '64. -
1 .4 1 It .I.ls FOR S A .
1: sulon.riber .11 - .,U'o;at Private sale, Lie YARNS'
hituate in [lender:um Lowneltip,lluatingdon county, about.
four miles from Huntingdon, . ,
ho ',IIANSION FA It n, now occupied by the Babe criber,
contains about one hundred and silty Acres. and allow.'
anco;about one hundred acre! bring cleared and thereat.
doe rock oak and white oak' timber lahth • .•
The buildings consist or 6 goad atone dwelling . -
home, two stories high, with baeiment end cellar.te a
a new frame hank barn, carpenter chop, black.
smith shop, wagon shed. corn crib, Ac.. There
le -
a good meadow owl orchard on the pretniseri'aucl tau tstia
/a in a good state of cultivation. • • • .
The-other Farm adjoins • the ,• orit. above 'desitibed, and
contains 001.3 ono hundred and ten tares, and allowance,:
about R 5 acres being cleared and the balanee Welt timbered . .
Tine blinding's are.a.two story logdwelling house and •
barn po:rtly, frame and partly lug., There Is w Inremnurs.
her of cherry and other fruit . ' Oar on (ha
Ttni. trill he girt. on the paynienti, and turns rondo to
colt pnrchar , ra. Further informattuu cap be had byas
pi) bog to thin iiiibsCrihor bu tjießremfiato, or to ilatatud
Brown, E , q , nuiltiogdon, •
./01.tlf o Het,
n0023-ct.
ADJ 0 URA' ED SALB. - .' A
EXECUTORS';-.SALE
MEd r i"..4.-`3O
rrIlE UNDERSIGNED EXECU:
terr. of Cil It late of Franklin
township. Ilunling&n . county. dec41...-,by,aktne : of the
power nod ourholity vested la them' b3l the will Of laid
deceased will Offer at Public Sale. oil the premium, oa.
• THURSDAY', DEMME, 221,1884
at 10 o'clock, A. N.
All that VALUABLE LDIESTOISIE . 7.14111 k situate itk.
Franklin - township. llunsingdon countk, containing.loo,
acres, 140 of whiclraie cleared agd.improyed. The builds
Inge consist of a goad twtiatory doubli, franie dialling.
house. and nece,iary outbuildings. null a frame hank, barn.
76 XBO feet. A good young - orchard. in.siiing fruit, anA,
several fine springs, both slato and lizaef.tene ate em
the property.
• . •.. . • -
it is situated on' the turnpike from Spruce Creek te,
Centre county, and is four miles from Spnice Creek, a
Station no the Pennsylvania Railroad. The creek rimer
through the farm. and them are two good water,powenti
at one of which there is a dim already bullt,rendy for
machinery.
The farm Is In good order and cultivation, nod its con
venience to achoOK churches, stores: and the large Iron
manufacturing establishments of . Huntingdon •county,
makes thlimme of the most desirable farms imthe interior ,
urtherFtite. • Pateiewlon lievtalfrered oa'th's - first of
April. The Exycntors will at_ some time Offer at rabies
sale 320 acres of land in county, Imams
None of the Heirs desire to purchase, the property
will be sold to the highest and bet bidder. . • '
TERMS OF SALE i—one third in hand and the residue
in one and two years (rota date of sale. with interest frost ,
the first of April, 1003, secured by the bonds and Snorts
gap of the purchaser. SA HURL; WIOTON,
lieut., Dec. 13, '6l. . •R. B. Wit/TON.
• . JOSEPH DYSART,.
• Exeilutorst
• .
The Harrisburg n egraph. , Phlladelphla Press, and-
Lancaster Eipress, publish 3 tithes and send bill to this
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
- . ..• . • .
TN pursqan_co of an order of ,-,h4)
orphans' Court of Iluntingdchi county, the under
signed Administrators of William Porter, late of Jack.
Pon township, deceaseci„ appotutvd Trustesa by the sall
Court to soil said estate of said deceased, will on
SATURDAY THE 315 T DAY OF DECEMBER, LYSS:•
at 10 o'clock A. 31., expose to public sali, ottibnpremliatb
the following real estate. lit
A certain lot or plecu of ground contalalng Iva Sara
and otos ho wired perches, nud the usual allowances, Niter
atelo-Jackson township:, homing thereon erection's. 71AW•
NIL!.
ALSO—A lot or piece of ground situated Is Jackeos
township, non taitilnibilo note; more or leis. being part of
a survey containing 89 acres and 155 perches, cousoyedi
'to the said William Porter. by- John P. Stewart mud elf',
ALSO—A tract' of n.uutelu tend alteate in The town
ship of Jackson. containing 400 - acres, more or leo, oil
Fog hidge, adjoining the mansion tract lands of .6-:•••;...F.
Jenitinge on the north, and !adds of :annli Bickel of i
the south. This tract will be sold m a whole or In par.
eels, as may prove most advantageous.
TERMS OF SALF::—,Ons halt of the purchase money
to be paid on Counruialion Or the sale, and the reeldue In
two equal annual payments thereafter, with httereetf SO
bu recur d by bond and mortgage. The latuest
Samuel . Porter'e tvidow to be secured to the Mad.
faOltG UM. Pi ILTERti
• 'SAMUEL STEWART,. - i •
Dee
•-. .
REAL ESTATE
AT
PIIBLIC:SALL•
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
OF GEORGE MORUM, IiETZ.I3ID.
wit be exposed to Public Solo, oo tbo
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27th, UM,
The following Reel Estate of OEOROIt Armin!, we d
the township of Unfree, !loomed, to wit ; ,
, .
sout ,
• •
A LL th'at . 'certain tract of . Land.-
situate in the towtsbip of Barrett. boundat - oti
by lands of Joseph Ferreet, on the west by itutd4
a.- 4 {. 1 .4i-R:4.Vton.-I>tirsey Snlentuts Rod - Thomas. Bell,
on the north by lands of Alexander Haney. and on the, !
east by lands of AlexanderHell'abeini; containing"abent, •
TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE ACRES.
nett measure, about 90 bf Which 'aro cleared-the balene4
is well timbered; having thereon erected a twoatory4.o9l. -
HOUSE:, nod Log Bat n; 'aFttt.' a twoeitoey . .Lok Textbst
House, and X good frbif-bearag 'Orchard. ire en the
premises. Thiel tract will be told animal:ter; sulitd479.
dad, to suit purchasers. •
TEII.3IS OF SALE—One tilled of the purchase. minify.;
to be paid on confirmation of sale; the retnolilder•httero.
*quill manual payments with interest. unreels. where
Executors shall deem 'theft to Itotto one third at futerest - : ,
duriog tine life. of the 'eeldßee or 06 decedent:fit - Which
ante they shall have tiuthjrity to do so: to be secured fes-f
-each case by bonds and. mottgaige.of purchaspr. - - •
.;;;,•
-• • • GEORGE 81 : 0111381
Deo. 7, 1804. JOB SLACK,
. ,
FRENCH BURR AHLL-STUNZS.
'Manufactory, Liberty Street, near tbef
Cotton-Factory,
HARRISBURG, IaSNNA.
. • . •
r e
undersigned an n ounce s •ta. the
trade that ho continues to manufacture* and' import
reet • - rvim the- moat celebrated quarters in France, tkia
.best qualltleeof
•
.FRENCII BURR MILL STONES,.. ,
. .
which he offers at reasonable rates, and gbaranteei matte;
faction to the purchaser Also, every anmbet ' l4 was:' e 2
- the,celebratod Obi) AURER BRAND BULTINO-02,0TU:'
Orders by mall promptly attended to, andwrodlforwart •
ded by railroad, canal, or express If desired. • ' . :
U. KEPNER, •
N0.23-Sin No. 10. West Stato 'greet, Ilarrlehnriifaja
NEW GOODS! 'NEW GOODS 1!
25 PER CENT. CEIE4LPER,
THE CHEAPEST
0111AOn: COHN,
AT COFFEE RUN STATION,
Wentil respectfully call the attention eif petrels*
epeolally, and the public to general to his estansl4 ^
stock of well **looted new Goa* itleer.gle,o ktr" . # l,olL
&stern ;Clog, contlnflog, lu past
, p
Guilds,"
Clothing, Wool-
Wars; Notions,.
Data and Caps, Boots and',
Shoes, Bonnets, Shawls,
lure, Hardware, Queenswere, Grog'
eeries, Wood and Willow-ware,
Segare, Nails. Glass, Provisioas
Oil, Fish. Salt, Tinware,. -Cop.. ....
per Ware, Drugs and .
Medicines, Clocks,
Watches, kc., •
and all other article! kept in a fleet chose country. dote
all selected with the . greatest cure and which were pur
chased for cosh only, and affords 111 m to eon them at a
very low figure. The pubtic will and it to their advent_
tags to call.and examine our unsurpaseed stock, befsres 4
purcheeing elsewhere.' No pains will be soared in show,
tug our Goods. Ladies are epee-fatly invited to osamlne.,
oar large block of fashionable dross goods; lahawls,
colors, Purr, and a great variety of Woolen Goode, H 0111;
ry, ece. •
All kinds, of produce taken in exchange at the highest
norkc't priceef",oh not rofered. 'By strict attention'to•
th e want,,t ee ,onners. we hop to receive a continuation:
of iii, r ,op.t,onsge with WlllOl we bereta,
f ur , favored. 0111111 . n. and all. and TIM
gw. natr Oioids received daily -
I'vov. 1864.
I A W ASSOCIATION..
. . .
Teo und.,siznsd Imr , RFlSoclitted OF:lnspirer, 4 . 3 pityl
In the prfo.ti.• of tit , . Inu: in Huntingdon. p.p. Ice'.l9
the - ml . Km. rind f ,rner y occupied by J. Vmp:,t,w..
ort, n11,141113011°' court Mitre, • - . ,
- A. W. BENEDICT,
J. SEWELL 'PLIVAP.T.,'
July 20, 1004,
i O n 11 A A .
B Y RO tTli n ii in L i ff
o u a n y l n o t zed
Wigt Fork Lk' traq!ed SOW,
EIMON coax.