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HUN'TINGDON, PA.
wedn*ay monillg; Apffl. 19,1865;
L0 . q4.4... - & PERSONAL.
le.-Those of-oar subscribers receiv
ing bills will please give them immedi
ate attention. Our fermo are now ad
vance payments—our fribildg'Will re--
raemberlhis: Those receiving a pa
per marked with a f before the name
will underetand that the time fox;
which they subscribed is up. If they
wish the paper continued they will
renew their subscription through the
mail or otherwise. tf.
An Apprentice
To the Printing business is wanted
immediately at the Glebe office. tf
noratohlings
—Alexander Port, Esq., has been
appointed Postmaster at Broad Top
City. This is an excellent appoint
ment.
.--Our two young friends who an
tObspalied us in a wild gem chase on
Thursday :cc - ening last may learn
where to expect the geese in another
hunt.
—The building formerly used as J.
.Brown's hardware store, has been
razed to.the ground, and the site will
boon be occupied by the photograph
building in the same row.
• —The . Good Templars have changed
their evening of meeting from Saint..
day to Monday. There will be a spe
cial meeting .of the Order on Saturday
eveningtest at 71 o'clock, to transact
important business.
—There was no demonbtration in
this pleas ofpublio gratitUde vier the
surrender of Lee's_ army, last week-,
further than tlio :precession and ring•
ing of bells on. Sunday night last, the
9th, when the news - Was received.
—Weyntlerstand that the necessary
arrangements balm been effected by
which the boys of Co. C, 195th P. V.,
(Captain — lohniton's company,) will
receive bOajty money. We sin
cerely trust they will not be further
disapPointed.
--The 19th Penna. CavalrY,'at last
accounts, was at Baton Rouge, capital
of Louisiana. We have a letter from
a member of the regiment which we
are oisdiged to omit for want of room.
The Itorrespoudent states they are at
Baton Rouge doing infantry duty, but
still retain cavalry, arms. They are
in comfortable quarters.
—Mon who have furnished substi
tutes uro now wishing that they wore
in the army themselves to share the
glory, or else aro sorrying because
they spent so much money so near the
dose of the war. They may miss the
gkcy, but many miss the money Moro.
'The recent official order respecting the
draft iloei not help there in the least.
—A number - of our citizens loft for
Harrisburg last week, in order-to wit
nose the grand celebration of the vic
tories that was to take place" there .on
Saturday. Their anticipations for en
joyment were exploded upon coming
in possession of
. the, melancholy intel
ligence of the assassination of Presi
dent Lineole, and the cOnsequent fact
that there would ae , no rejoicing as ad-,
•vortised. They returned to their
homes to see and hear continued la
mentation: Truly; in this life me , are
eubject to disappointment: '
—.Major WM. Solniston, formerly
Captain of. the Taylor Guards, was,in
town last,week, adorning the uniform
of his new and worthy position. lie
states that the boys are Well; and are
at present at Winchester, but have
been on the tramp, marching and
countermarching, over since in the
service. Upon the Captain's promo
tion, Limits. TOhnsten and Tyhurst ad
vanced a step higher in the rounds of
military - distinction, and Orderly Ser
geant-Hoffman was promoted to 2nd
Lieutenant.
-:•.-The news of tho murder of Presi
aent Llneoln reached here on Saturday
Worniag last, a,nd created a general
gloom over the community. The
liege wet* draped in mourning, the
ochurch belle were tolled, and the corm
:tenances of our citizens, generally,
wort,' A saddened aspect.; come, we
diain were so far overcome that they
wept, as at the lose of a dear friend or
parent We Publish the - proceedings
of a public Meeting held oa Monday
evening, ',The resolutions passed are
expressiveof the - deeply - felt sympathy.
Ae we - ivritp the hatikittiono are .being
festooned in cidors oemourning.
; . gooal Bounty,
I have returned from Harrisburg
this morning, with the Local Bounty
of the members of Captain Johnston's
company, who resided
. in Huntingdon
county, and will pay it over according
to the instruCtions have• received
from those to whom it belongs.
SAML. T. BROWN
Huntingdon, April. 18,-1865.
Good Templora Take Xptlf.st I
A special Tooting of Standing Stone
Lodgc, of 1.0. of G. T. will bo bold at
their Lodge, on § . !xtardoy evening next
at 71 o'clock. - Important business will
bo transacted and all tueinbers aro re
spectfully invited to attend.
By order of the W. 0. T.
G. 13. Arourar.r ? W. ec')-.
T - 6WI MEETING.
A. public meeting of the citizens of
the borough of Huntingdon was _held
at the Court House .at 1- o'clock, P. m:
April 15, 1865, in consequence of the
telegraphic intelligence that President
LINCOLN. has been :assassinated, and a
murderous assault inade%upou Seem:
tart' SEWARD, ' • •
Rev. S. H. Reid was - called to the
chair, and J Sewell Stewayt appointed
Secretary. •
Rev. Mr. Kidder opened tho meet
ing with prayer.
Mr. Wm.-Lewis stated the object of
the meeting, when Sohn Scott Esq.,
was: called upon to read the dispatches
giving information of the Sad event,
which be,did, accompanied with asbl.
emn and finpreisive s estatement of the
bereaveMent the nation has suffered
Messrs. Benedict, `files and •Bro*n
also made.apprepriate'reinarks.
Mr. Benedict Moved that a commit
too of thirteen be appointed to express
tho sonso of the meeting, to report on
Monday evening 17th, at an adjourned
meeting—whereupon the chair ap
pointed the following persons, to wit :
A. W. Benedict Chaitinari, John Scott,
I. G. Miles, Wm Lewis, Robert Cun
ningham, John Given, Nicholas Deck
er, David Black, Henry' Vbartek
G. Fisher, John S. Miller, * W. Dorris, jr•
William Colon.
On motion of Mr. Brown it was ro.
solved to toll the bolls in the town at
3 o'clock, P. M. this afternoon for half
an hour.
On motion the meeting adjourned
till. Monday everting 17th.
In pursuance of the adjournment, - a
very large meeting of the citizens of
the borough and vicinity, convened in
the Court House to hoar•the report of
the committee, when the same officers
took their seats, and 'Mr. Benedict, the
Chairman,.prosented the following re
port,.which oft motion of General-Wil
liamson, seconded by General 'Wilson,
was unanimously adopted. '• .
The Nition mourns.
An All-wise God in llis Providence has
permitted the death of our President.
The Nation has lost the prudent, wise and
good man, whose. virtue and patriotism has
led our Government through the wilderness
of four years of Weedy rebellion: Ile hied
only to catch a view of the promiied land—
those that follow him will enjoy its blessings.
. Abraham Lincoln is dead by the hind of
the assassin. :His mission irt ended. llis
administrrition and his fame are untarnished
by one act that mare the patriotism of the OELO ,
or dims the lustre of the'other.
As a people'we should bow to the fiat of
Omniscience. "Be still and know that lam
God," is lli teaching. We can but labor and
This is not a time •for formal resolutions
declaratory of sorrow and condolence. " Ever ,
ry heart should exhibit its 014 c l -ices .of WOO.
Your Committee therefore.recomreend that
our citizens, every one,
.roake.sotne putward
manifestation of their grief 'l4 a d isplay of
some badge of mourning upon- these residen ,
on and places of business for.thirty days. •
That all .places,of business be clued. on the
day; of the President'', funeral. -
That the roVeral alergimen of our town be
requested to make such arrangements that
applopriate r eligious services be held on that
day, at sueb time and place as will but suit
their convenience and that - of the people.
COMMITTEE
A.. W. Bra•iimoi, N..C. Dreglen,'
Chairman, DAVID BLACK,
ions Scom HENRY S, WHARTON,
JOHN G. Mass; . IL G. FILIIIER,
WILLIAM LEWIS, JOHN S. MILLER,
Roni M CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM DORRIS, JR.,
JOHN B. GIVEN, 'WILLIAM COLON.
Impressive and appropriate - remarks
were made by John G. Miles, A. W.
13enedict, John Willianison and Rev:
Mr. Sample of Bedford. .
On motion ofDavid Snare, ESq., it
was resolved to hold dlvino service in
the Court Hpuse on Wednesday next
at 12 o'clock, M.
On motion adjourned.' -
• S. H. REID, President.
J. S. STEWART, Secretary. "
Cielabratlon at JrAisvintown
It was the pleasure of the Junior to
visit Lewistown on Friday last to wit
ness the celebration of the national
victories, that was announced.. The
day was ushered in by the ringing of
bells, and at I P. M., the m,ointiers of
the bar, clergy, little girls made to re.
present the different States of the
Union, the Mendelssohn Singing As
sociation, Ladies' Belief, Independent
Qfdi:i' of Good Tempters, with regalia,
and the two: fire companies, with on.
gines tastefully decorated, collected in
the Diamond, preparatory to forming
in procession.., The procession was
s001:1 declared ready to start, and, led
by a brass band and martial music, it
proceeded through . the principal streets
the citizens falling in the rear. Con
spicuoui in tho'procession was a lady
on horseback who represented the
Goddess of Liberty. Another promi
nent feature, and one which caused en
amount of laughter and derision, was
a ludicrous qf Hgy of Jeff Davis, sus
pended by the neck to a gallows; and
drawn by a company of boys. After
the procession had gone the round of
the route, they assembled in front of
the Lewistown:Hotel, where they vere
treated with an eloquent and patriotic
address from Roy. Downs. The crowd
then dispersed, and when we left in
the evening train the citizens.. were
making preparations for an illumine
Alen and bonfires in the evening.
Throughout the day a vast concourse
of people were in town to see tho sights.
Everything paged off grandly, and
the demonstration reflected groat pro,
dit on the patriotism and- lorilt7 of
the people of Lewistown, and gave
ample proof of their esteem and ap•
prociation of the deeds of our Union
defenders.
Our citizens will attend the re
ligious service's at the Court House
to morrow (IVeduesda7) at 12 ? noon.
NV , 141.1t of lwritalle:n.' • ,
The'Philadelphia Sunday Herald, in
a late issue, thus speaks of ?Ir. W. J.
.Geissingor, formerly a resident .of this
place, for a coni mendable> aetion 'which
distinguishes him:
°.li S. Gelsem,gor, who hue
for nearly Aur years filled a clerkship
in the:..l4 - aval Office, at ~the Custom
House ' has resigned the position in fa
vor of his brother, Mr. Henry B.' Geis
singer, 'disahled in a three
.ypar'S ser,
vie° of, our To .so noble. a
sadrifice, Dr. Wallace, the Naval . ofil,
cer; gave his cheerful assent; and, when
We. assert, as in ..this instance,- that a
married gentleman With a family va
cates to give place to an unmarried
brother on account of his disability, it
is an unusual mark of affection, which
history should record, and is worthy
of imitation. Such conduct upon, the
part of Mr. William S. Geissinger will
obtain for him' hosts of friends, and he
cannot long go .unrewarded—in fact,
we leafn that the N9r4l)..A.merien. Life
Iniurance Company, of ;New York,
through it's general agent in Philadel
phia, has already. srlicited . Mr. G. to
act as its . ligent in this city, to which
be has assented; and as the "Ninth
America" is a reliable and deserving
corporation,,Mr. qeissin g er has abun
dant field to exhibit his, attainments
of talent, perseverance and industry.".
PROCLAMATION.
Our President. Demands . the OrdiUary
.Privilege; and Immunities for our. Na
. , ,
Pore Ports.:---A Refusal to
Le net with Retaticition.
Another important pkoclamation is
issued to-day, claiming that our ves
sels of war in foreign porta shall no
longer be subjected to restrictions as
at present, -but shall have the same
rights and' hospitalities which are ex
tended to fofeig,n men of war in ports
of the United States, declaring that
hereafter the cruisers of every:uation
will receive the treatment which in
their ports they accord to ouvISI
By'the President of the United iStciteS,
A PROCLAMATION
Whoreae, -for sometime past vessels
of war of the United States have been
refused in certain foreign ports privi
leges and immunities to which .they
were entitled by treaty, public law, or
the .comity of nations, at the same
time that vessels of war cf the country
wherein the said privileges and immu
nities have been withheld have enjoyed
them. fully and uninterruptedly in
ports of the United States which con-•
dition of things has not.always been
forcibly resisted by the United States,
although,'ort the °thee - Band, they have
not at any time -failed to protest
against end declare their dissalisfite•
Lion With the same. In the view of
the United States' no condition any
longer exists which can be claimed to
justify the-denial -to them by any one
of said rtations,or.ctistonin,y nwvul
rights, such as has heretofore been so
unnecessarily persisted in—
Now, therefore, I, Abraham Lincoln,
President of the United States, do
hereby make knoWn that if after a
reasonable time shall have elapsed for
iutelligenee of -this.. proclamation: to
liav,q n0:464, - apyloreign country in
whose ports the said privileges-and -im
munities : shall have boon refused as
aforesaid, they shall continue to be so
refused, then and theneeforthAhe same
privileges-and immunities shall be re-•
fused to the vessels pf war of -that
country in the .ports of the : United
States; and this refusal shall continuo
until war vessels of the United States
shall have been placed upon an entire
equality in the foreign ports aforesaid
with Similar vessels.of other countries.
The United States, whatever claim or
pretence may have existed heretofore, - are
now at least entitled to claim- and concede
an , entire, and friendly equality 0f..; rights
arid 494a/it/es With all maritime' na
tions.
.
In:witness Whereof I:havo'hereunto
set my hand and caused- the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
[L. s..] ABRAIIAM LINCOLN.
Done at the city of Witisnipgton
this' 1101 day of April, in . the year.' of
ouklord 1865, ~and of the indopentr
once of the United States of America
tlie-89th.
Wu. 11. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
The. President's Funeral.
DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, April 17, 1865
To the People of the United States :
The undersigned is directed to an
nounce that tho funeral ceremonies of
the
_late amented Chief Magistrate
will tako place at the 'Executive Man
sion in this city,.at -12 .o'clock noon,
oti*edriesclay,. the instant. The
various religious: denominations
throughout the country aro invitod to
meet in their respective plices.of wor
ship at that hour for tho purpose of
soleinnizing: the occasion with appro.
priate ceremonies. "'
v . , HUNTER,
Acting Secretary . of States-
MARRIED,
`On the lithafiirch, 1865, by Rev. S.
H. Reid, Mr. BENS. STEIILEY, to Miss
JANE LATTA, of Mifflin county.
kt the Baptist Parsonage, Bell's
Mills, April 11th, 1865, by Rev A. P.
Shanafelt;Mr. J. GETTYS, bf Met Bar
roe, Huntingdon County, and - Miss,
NANCY Gum . .. Niel Boll's Mills:Blair Co.
On Wedn'esday morning, 12th intit.,
by theß,ey. G. Van Artsdalen, DAVID.
RODDY, ES - 4.„t0 MISS MARTHA ELLEN,
daughter of •George Sipes, .Esq., all Of
Shade Gap, Huntingdon County.
On _the' 13th init.; by Re,v:- J. A:
Price, Mr. •JOnif 'MORNINGSTAR, and
Miss MARYN.Ixo, all of Huntingdon.
•• • •
TOTICE.
Lure manual MULE for sale, 4 . years old.;'sulte.•
able for wines.
I would like to tome it 131.,ACKS311Tt1.- Single :tutu
preferred. Apply to . P . P. DATVEItS, •
aulo-31 Paradise Furnace, Huntingdon eq.
. .
ADMINISTRATOIt'S NOTICE.
[Estate of Ehihjory Bpaltoglo, dee'd.i;
Letters of adtplefratlan upon the eateta of blahloir
Sfianootp, loth o f Warriormark top., dec'd., haring bean
grarited tq the undersigned, all persona Indebted to the
ratans pat make payment, and those haring chshnsiffil
pfeemst theth for eottleoseut.
11:31, p. ADDT,EMAN,
apto,lBo6-60 Adpshilwator.
BRIDGE 774.) . REII4IR, . - •
The Comecivelontre of Huntingdon cannty Tllt
receive proposals , at their office, for the repairing of the
bridge across the Juniata river et Diake's Perry, on Prb
day, the fah clay of May next. Persons waking prop . -
sale are requeetalt to go and examine the Wage, end state
In their proposals how mach per perch they ask for doing
the work, they finding all the /materials.
M. F. CAMPIAL'
J3lO. Houszirow.Eit,
JACOB MlLLER,x,l3Curtimit.onem
WILLIAM D. GEMMILL,
too]iE3tie Ix.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS,
Bought and , Sold on MiMmission.
Office.--511 Marketstreet, Philad'a
i\RPIIANS' .0011.11/A SAtt. -.
• Will ho offered at Mils . at public on tery on tho
premises to tho township of WARRIORtI9IARR, Hunting.
- -
'On Wednesday lOgrnf May next,.
The following.deacrlbed Treat orfte4,d,t3te the fitoDtrft.l.
of Samuel Deck. deed., to wit:
One hUndred adres of good" Ithiettothi;
land. isf David Deck, John Deditlebeir. an 4 othirs.aeven•
ty eerie thereof being cleared and under toile., the &al:
once being timber load; n growing orchard and eaverel
noror felting alnlnge being on. • ethi:laud, affording fine,
building sites. • ' •
8010 ti; commence at-two o'clock; P.M. of Raid day:
TERMS.—Onedhird In hand upon confirnywion or the
into, end the residue, in two egad - annual payment.
thereafter with Interest, to be secured by the bond. and
- mortgn gee of the purchaser.
. . .
ISENJ/KIIIN r...DATTON,
. Trustee
ap10,1865
- HASHEESH. CANDY,
The Great Oriental Nervine Compound
, Vat SECRET Or YOUTh AND DEIIITY.
.
It is Is ronindy thnt ought tote fte
every ilonse on an'
count of its hartnlesenass nnd.patoncy; end ahoy° All, be
rinse ofits exceed' or amai - tem- It to oho cheupoot
rem
edy In the world. Colds roadity4,lelifdalt+, In tin short
apace of n single night the, severnit cold, hap peeled away,
and the lineheesh.ecting- as n:stinfident the minter,
enntdes War to ilan'in th• morallg.thish and ionew•ed.
Itkerecks are, won4arint, lt , :qmiekly..nlinnillainn Pain
end Snfrarlng , andallorlatos human intitaf,t.
'Wo here presents few of tlie sthenenti thit b e plirrant
It le cure if poseeverod In, othor remedies seldom being.
reqnired: ' ' .
. .
It is a ecru cure far refer nmi.Ague: .
Sae cur. for Cl•nzr,l•Wl>ll49 rind WMtlPg'
Sur* cu re for all Nervous and tifloigs-Affectlolls.
mitfis pure to, ,proservo. the Ceinpiefion amt.:Nam
-and toapartn the, bloormat; perfect Itealth and Vigor to
thOiro who tae it.
Sold by Drug'stete etirytthere. Pricy Nt 'cent. RSA St
"Mr Mix. Postage on St box As • . .
Imported only by thO Ounjeli trollnla Company, Office
30.Dee . kmen Went, New V.A. • • - •
For sale by Joiin Druggitt,
Huntingdon, Sole Agent,,
npl9-7t
. . •
TAVERN LICENSE.-supplicationvin 1,0 made on Monday, May Gab. tor ,a tavern li
cense, by Woohington tong, bleConnalletown, and by Si.
mon Cohn,•Conhe Run. for a rotaller's Ilcianse.
ap12,1365 W. C. IV AG ON.EII. Prothonotary.
ENTIIIIISIASK 1
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II
PRICES SURRENDER ! !
AD3l.9i . AND TELErCIXEAPEIST!
TORN ti.:NESTSI QOK VI ,
IleoPeottutlY Woad. the Tittrincer..O.natAnden .and
Tidally, that 116.1i.aviu t raceived from' the city a New and
splemliq stook of 3•!•:- "'' • • • ••
BOOTS k'SROBS, -1121-TS -Sz. CAPS,
.llosiery, Shoe Ciirpet Sacks;
Trunks, • dv,, , & e.:, ctee -tic.•
all of which lin it prepared totrill ht e prfcoi.
co hot; of Choice CO)V4Tlo:qitiretovntso boon re-
Don't Yorgot,illivold eiepd DitbyonU Old catty- .
more and the public generally Airy he its t . R call.
april2-(1865.-,
.1865. .
•
H. .R 0,
-0,19 u
•
SPRING AND-,60:111101R;
.IUBT RIiCEIYICt• '
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If. ROMAN!
.• CHEAP CLOTIHNG - 37'0.1r.1t
• .•.,.
For CentlegionNi Clothing of Ilia 'kat and mode
n thi beat wirknianliku nantifibi o catl,ot
zi..R OM 'A 14 ,0 g, • " .
Vranklto
Ituntingdcu
1865. - .
..1.8.65..
THE "VICTOR"
NEW. ' TnuraeniNi AT STAB 6.111.9:
COOK'S: • •
SUG AR EVA PORAT 0 R.
MOST RAPID Eviiionkriiii IN Tit WORLD!
. . .
!'SORCIO HAND BOOTC,n,VREE. •
CAN
. 4 SERD, by Ow II), or to.ohol, F:OA 0 %14; AT COST
' Prince& Ge:x New AurwinTrooiCGANs.' The great
eet ~ 1 the eitei •
New ntyle MELODEONS, with iniproroattlitd. •
Groror h lle.ker's•FAllllX SUIVING •:GACI4INES.
Soul Ciroliarr; dt:'• FREE.
A. B. BRUkBAUG.II,
• Junes Creek; gfintlagelou co., Pa
npl2, 1865-3 tit
—L. VXECUTORS' NOTICR •
- a' '
. [Estate or Matguetta Sc,xk_..pi, se d.]
dters tustnmentary, -oh tint -ottinto. of Z‘largaretta
StroOpe, Into of Porter tp., Huntingdon co., deed.; having
been groottll to the uudsrettgued. , A.II. Pentane, indcbtod
to the rotate are rrquerted to make immediate payment,
and tboal lusting claims, to pronent Ilium duly authenti
cated for .uttlement.
LEWIS: ENODE, Alexandria.
- ABRAHAM 113.1t.N1511, Wotoretroot.
Executors.
, April 5;.'05.6t. . ~..,. •e... •,. •
ipjujveto, of Dennis Eine, deo.'o.lq • .
xEc u TORS' NOTICE. -
Letters testamentary, on the estate, of Hands tine late
of Franklin tp., Huntingdon comity, boon
granted to the undersigned. All ptrAWIS tadobtod to the
estate, ore rogilelted to make immediale payment, and
those baring claims, to present theirt.ditly Authenticated:
J44l:ms, or.azu,
•
April 5, '55. ft.
4:2;r(DC=l3:l O it7.341M151
GREAT .11.Vp17,CTION.I* !
THE ouccess of ouenrthiee and tlfo
conacqutot gleoltito in the print, of *old intl.' other
cuumicOititi o motile me to Rend . c ;• •
GOOD TIDINGS TO . lIIS TILACOMMIS,
and all others who buy IRON, STEEL, N AILS, kr.
Haring moved my store. to thb idrgo aNd roirodotlimo
Bricker Btore Doom, ) havo received .tt-largo assort
moot of WAGON TIRE, HORSE SIIOSIRON; mood And
Revlon BAR IRON, bought from the. makers .Into rho de
cline :n told, which I am selling .t GREATLY 'REDU
CED PRICES. .
All pernons Irl3lllng to buy MON, STKEL, NAILS,
LOCKS, PAINTS, GLASS. or utty,kiti of IJAKD.WARK
for sore money by eorollul theltartlere, or cull.
Junto Storo of
lug at 0 10 Yar JA3I ) .E'S'A; - DgO\VN, •
- riantlolloll, I's.
April 5, '65
EEO
. C)Clo..a.op,Tzar..i ..,OE3L - CirE , •-
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':,IIUNTINGDON - '.V.A. - - . : •
p
AVID MINGLE •Regqicotfully in
(lmps the nubile generally tlintlle bee unloved hie
glop to the building in Weelibigion - strect, formerly or
enpled by 0. unit, Whore he is Prol/n-Pd la do all .10ed.of
JAIGIIT AND HEAVY 3Vgak.
in lile lino of Itel:mei, on-1 hope to receive a liberelpat.
collage. - • .
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ellrey- NEW woRE . . win be mode. to order. itt .prices to
milt the times ' • • ' --' -- DAVID MINIX&
punDogdon, Nevelt 28,1865-3 W, •.1 . ''
ttei.li'itte Cigars and TOWN for
sqle pt Lewis' Book Store .
U. N. 7-30 LOAN.
By authority of ..tho. Secretary
tho Treasury, the muloreigaod tuts oesumod the Gonorat
Sfibscrlptlon Agoney. . foy the: United Spites Trrecnry
NOtml, berirlng ceven And thrva-t enthe petrcest. tuterest
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,
Thom . I.oto's tiro lamed Tider .I#6 of 4ogog 150,1104,
endaropayoble three : y . enre . from,A!..kilmq, in,corranch.
or are convertible nt:tltc option of the holder into; •
U.S. 5.20 SIX PER CENT. .COLD
.
BONDS.
Those 45in.ds aro ircr,,:trotth a premium of ,ninoper
cant:;. Including gold Interest from Norm - alter, :41oh
'makes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at current rates,
inetuding Interest, about ton per cent. per annnm,'be•
Wei Ito exemption from. Stale: and municipal taxation,
tehkadds from oith to'lhret per cent. alert, according to
iote levied on other property. The Interest le payable
s;milinnnaly 7,y- coupons 'attoched to each note, which
mny be rot off and ;midi° any beide or Minket'.
Tbelntereet amounts to
One cent pet" day on a $5O note.
Two cents " .. $lOO "
Ten " ' " " ' ssoo' "
20 " ...." " 41400 "
$1 " " " 'B5OOO "
Note); of all. the thlonolluttions named 101 bupromptly .
furnisbcd ' uitO'n receipt of subscriptions. Titir is
TELE.OIThIe LOAN IN MARKET
now offsred.by the Governmout, and iE is 'c'onfkleatly ex,
pected that its superior aticautages . willmako It the
Great Popular Loan of the People
Len them $200,000,06 remain unsold; Whirl will pro
baby bo disposed of witliisitbe next o 0 or 90 days, rrben
the notes will undoubtedly command a prorulnui t as her
unlronnli . Veen the COlB on closing the subscriptions to
other Loins.
,- In ordor . ihat citizens of orary to%irt awl soclion of the
country may Ha afforaqd facilities for taking tho loan,
the 'National Banta, State. Bank, and
s Privato Bankers,
throughout:the couniry,tere generally agreed to melee
subscriptions at par. linhaeribers will select their own
agents, in whem.therhare confident : a, and who only aro
to te responsible for 11w delivery of the notes for which
they receirs;lrders
Sulitctiytloni will La recofretl by tho
Fii•it National Bank of Tfuntinkdon.l
First National Bank of Hollidaysburg
First National 'Bank of Altoona.
First National Bank of Bellefcinto.
First National, Bank of linrOsburg.
Or:blS6s-3nt •
T O R R T—
TIIS •
coALmoivr
Ana ttnd iOnTenient Hotel. offootod fn the borougb of
Conlmont, Ittintin g dott dounty, , Pa: • .
Fur iinttfenists opply_to the undordortl nt Conlmont.
C. W. INIAPSIAN,• •
n11;28,19644 t ; linpt. Brood To, Cool and Iron CO.
w.A. NTE D. - . ,•.• : -
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,TWISNTY CANAL BOATS,
To carry conl from Hollidaysburg to Baltimore. Btiulli
om ployment given. 'Apply to : O. SI. Htl'lslis • -
I' Inh2a.. . ..Airoons. Pa.'
.
.rl-rio.ristitirg Telegraph.. and tin ion, Len fistowu Ga
'Suit, and Democrati publish Bre tithes and llt•nd biller to
I advertiser.
•
WASHINGTON HOOSE,.'
No. 709 Chestrutt . Street, above Severfek,
PHILADELPHIA. •
The Manager liait-the pleasure of announcing that thls
popular liutel id now ppm for the receptimet, '417,4h
nItYNT GUESTS.'"
Th• house liOs been , thoroughly renovated and nerly
furnished, and in presented to the public es being in nx,srl
porticuisr n hotel suited to thole wants. Ills postronsgp
of the public is respectfnlly solicited. ' •
Starch S, CLIAS. M. A.T.,cmosp, :
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T_ TERRY lIAItPE.R, No 520 Ajob
Strvot, %box° Fifth, PIIILADUPIIIA,
MANUFACTURER AND DEMLIA W
SVAiCIFF33; •- - -
• •
FINIt JEWELRY,
_ •SOLIIJ MYER-WARE, -
and .Superior SILVER PLATED WARE.
nicll22-3,11. •
Y. K. STAUFFER, ~.!
, - •
.)' WATuiIItAN.ER AND JEWELER,
. •
145 North sEcosn Weet, cArner of Querzy,
An .s;orimo.t?! - .1 riaNa
- • . Wire constantly on hand,
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY' PRESENTS!
flepalrlng of Watehee and Jewelry promptly
• attended to., • .
liaell
BLBLIND S A N'D S ` ltAi ES,
8..1. 'vvii.‘trAms, .
No. .16 Norib Sixth Street, Philadelphia,
1 ; :WA r .I21,14V . 111 ; 11,$71)S
IVIND 0 SHADES.
Tho Inmost and finest nuoltmant In tho city at th
lowest cezli pric".
.Stol:11 SHADES 31AD.11 AiiiD4,ETT.I3II.I3I).
ni1129.1885-2tn* . . .
p, 0 'CIL TON'S .B.ILLIARD S ALO ON
'HAWS - AIDA.
The oldest Ililliard Saloon, And one of the best reguls,
ted i u the State. is Poulton's, situated in.the rear.of Oratit's
nearThlrd street, the bitsinegalortyrer 30
yenta; hi thoroughly. understands the Innis-and desires
of player's His room is the largest and bee Lighted in
the city. The cues aro always In the bestlitiler, and his
tables cannot be excelled by auy in the State. -.. •
Ile gives the business his direct annerintendeuce, and
can -pique filo publlctliat they can And better satiefee•
Lion bt Ids saloon than ef .any other in the city.
No liquor sold outhe promisee—orery noon to his own
business.
Marclo-15,1565:- ' ' • •
R 0 , EXCELSi dliC OF
"2.
Whilst trying Coffee of all Bah rufous ,brande,
Unl • . •
'imber "BROWNING'S EXCELSIOR",at tbe head It
True, I Ps not like others that are 'SOLD EVERXD"IIRRE. , ,
A' littlest rut ch, weal] do know. good goods will easily bear.
(But a stretch like this—"auldeverywhere"—le vary apt to
tear.)
Now,w I can safely sayoelthant any heldtation," • :-
There'd tionejike,"•BßOlMlNG'S EXCELSIOR" • In this
enlightened nation.
Skilled chemists baronet Mobil a Coffee from any Store
Possessing tha lame Ingredients as 'Browning's Excelsior.'
Nbr is' there any 0110,1 u or out of the Coffee trade,
Who knows' the articles from which nßrowning'e
sierra' mode. ' • ;
I'm field it's made from barley: rye, wheat, beans and peas;
Name a thousand other thlngi—but the rlghtene if yea.
please.
But with the Coffee-men I. will' net hold contention • .
Far the many, many things they say—teo- numerals to'
mention.
they're engaged in running .routed tVoin gore to
store
To learn the current wholesale price of "Browning's Ex
celsior," . .
Some who know toy Coffee oTel perfect natiafa ction,
Have formed a plan by which they hupo to cans, a quick
reaction.
The case—lie with a feu Fla* doubt 'twill be more—
To name their Coffee aftermine, (Browning's) Excelsior.
Some say.theit's the only brand that will stand a ready
Now, try :a little of theist all—see arblch.youltko - the best;
Neer hare /In your paper adyertlsed before; '
Nor would I now, or over content to,puirllelt iudro, •
Ifilko some need by "eferyite/i " "sold . eierywhore " in
"erery• store:— .
A trade like this I do not wish ; the orders I could not tall;
The factory all Jersey's 'anal aroqld tilliP - 1 , 41 0 Doi* foot
• to till.
.lily trade Id not no very laige; still 1 think. I barn my
• share,' . • • •
But, render ,you nary rest assured, ' it, not "SOLD EVERY- .
•
itaqyfactured and for Sale by the lartteri •
GEORGE L.. BROWNING, .
~ :
No. AO 1414rket Street, Camden, N. I.
This Coffee Is not comprised of poisonous drugs, it con
taints nothing deleterious; many persons nap this Coffee,
that cannot use Utopias coil - Molt takes but ono and a half
ounces to make a quart of goo d' strong coffee that being
jest one-half the qmmtity It takes of Jaya ediee, 'and al
ways less then half the prim.
may purchase it In lest quantities
than the gross et my prices from the Wholesale Orman..
Orders by mail from Wholesalo Dealers promptly,
attended to. • •'
Watch 1,1563-43 m.
JAY COOED,
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ESTAI3L.I.B4ED : /836.
FISHERS' COOL
, *( l ‘
TEIOS. 711311H15. U. 0. IfISOBR.. T. 0. NEVI R
FISHER & SONS
HUNTINGDON, PA,
STAPLE A . FANCY DRYIOODS,
ETC., ETC.
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HANDSOME sTocit.of agora;
gall kind., Is nthe aped for thithiriteirteri thO
aid we cordially Invite all our Ctitternere and tke
generally, to call midi. centhtied that we are ustwitutl-,
led In the qvallti r teWte; style, iud prices of our Goode.. •
W. ragwort tho - publls to bear I/1 mind. that we par..
chmkprinelpolly- from drat hands. In, New York, pay
00,0 for all ro.hup, and cannot bo.rlyaltod to GM tempt;
Opincds for publlo no, • Sisk if,G•aaral
HUNTINGDON MILLS.
- -0 ----
'GRAIit'fLOUR,,AND FEED.
----o
WE ARE' PREPARED•TO. PUR
chum all kladi otGIIAIN, fur whlr6 7 yra. will pay - *b
!aghast climb prims and will hirajor,sals,al all thawa,:-
vtogrounlis, A 9. • •
PLASTER PLASTER
I=E:=l
. E HAVE an IMMENSE STOOK
or PLASTER; as simpl7 !supply coy ttitsand nolghbodat
connilesl Meting a 11111 raprwly for grlnlln U , irfs
ono produce liner mid ears geolrodtpk . 'took Asa cam usio
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SALT I SALT
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WE OFFER.SoO 13j31.6:•0f SPLEN
did ONONDAIO A MIAI.T, Assiut+lled
G. A, Salt Sn auk. Is Ai.e.A94 aoiiiiAtli . oislay4. •
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FISH. FISH.
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10 MIN. No 1 M 1.641111441.
EZZIMI
Ir.MMI!21:1MIIM
16 NW Bbo. No. 1 •
" •". He:2 " •
30 • • g•. II 4
'Qunrter Dane', and Bite. el "X nernben v afe ma. .1.
:11=
SUMAC. SUMAC.
===::i
WE ARE ILT ALL TIMES PRE
peral to by will rty:lestwer trade, i► d•titid
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FLAX.` 'FLAX.
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m - • •
• I HE lII.GH PRICES RULING FOR
CottonGoode has compelled. pehlic attention to be more
especially directed to the culture of rLt. 'lt - conbienoad?
by some attention, one of the moet-valembje Prodrieta
fanner can prance; , 91, acre really producing 40 to e 0
Dollars worth et 'aloe and iced, • Great tire' elicit:lld be
taken by growers hone their tin' spread 'tory Mlle"
When rolling; when watered enmclenlij Ole one Ode, it
should be turned; and eiNtot to - expoouto until' in We
stalks gat a grey coloi; 'the lint readily separates
ham the wood by a gentle rub.'
It should on a tore 4ry duty be tied in handles, and lo
'thee ready TAIL 4o a 0•••1 7 4 $1,116 too much
need it town an an acre. Unlace the around Teri rich
one Bnehelner etre It outflylattt. If the droAlit4 1 l :Tay
etrsigniteaad ono fourth baoltel .
RI? to t 134?.
==MailM
(`' ALTA 6
STEPHEN COX &"
—COMMISSION METhelithrAS--
101 101 slit 0* •
Flour, Grain,: SPeds, Potatoes;_ iii
Foreign and Demean:l rmitsiltz4.lo
• mild's of poupia:
- - -
No. 230"Nort ,-Wt Kos , , fiall# . '
. • ~L,- - - •
.-:' 4 ‘ , 4 - - ,.•-5.: , , - '; '
..•Wp9l4referstiik perteleekni. ~ - —' • . .
i_ .
.41 - 1111 am Deal, Phllmiehittla. Sharßlesa A Sitor,Dbllada.
Imeac Jeans . Co. . George Quidip.i....AeirTork.
Drexel & Co., Dankerr , .! ' Wand.k Bre*, Racheiter, NT
.Dodd & calmly, . tV.. Dara,Dpreatoa k Co.,'Den.
George Reek, . •. ' ' a ''-' M.ltnseDl, Dank Penn 'FOP*
.rah 29.11165-40 • ' :; i ~ ,- . . , . .-"-`, 7 . , • - • -..
Look to Yoof - Intoitgr- , 1"
rift PLACE TO
TOBACCO_ .a2COI
cutup. IS ..a • '-`•
D. E C KOOker's ,Neitt Wbolsoiste .
and Rota stor4,
tour doombelow Dearer RAO. - ?All Diem a HOMO,
And it to their lutereet Aoimerrinikiiet e papitouebeer,
when. All Nagar" Are my own men4turing. • . •
M.1411'011., "411155-3TOI •
• WIL7I3:I2I4CCYVAX4i;
BOOTS-AND SHOES
EORGE 7 ' SEITAERPER respeitfulV
fanlike' hie aideastostessrsead , thi itttlft
that bo twooved to opposite Brown's - Woodman *IOW
NgiVi STOOM Or - '
latc,c)4As a, i a siti3A*4lbas
.end Uprooted tci4eootaito d iterildiiibodi vitiread
Won at reason 010 . •
also continues to manatedvirs ib order atl Itlrtdosol.
.
boots sod oboes.
Iturafugdoti, OA! IF .* :4. -'
, 3b - georram. _troy. mai; 4e•4,-
riPHE undeisigned offer this Patai'ciit
istdcb tiwy molds; In Vest tot suddy; ibiatlngdynr
county, at prints; sale. it Is situated three rubles MU
Petersburg, and the cam distance' Awn nartainiot tar
nal. It contalne- th ree_
and ferty-titlie atisnir — ea!
allowance; good: baildlugsdinthittoitlf Ilttrithinlas
Any *erns danced; and well-ndapled lea is i ttl}(ans. •
J..P. MAR 1211,-
BAC=
vrllllNlB64- . Lf.
Li,*ALEN DR BREWERL'.
441 /
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E G. 'W. COLVE . R:.
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• lIAVIhTO e . nteradilnto co•partnersiip l 0 bite '
Alexandria Brewery, the nablia aro Waned
that they will be prepirodiist aIIWM
,to 414
orders on thoihorteet nntla,
. Alexandria, JanaLltateit.
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nisußANot bogrANT • -
OF -NORTH . Atielilei,
Incorporated Philadelpblik, 4.7114, •
CASH CAPITAL • sl ) 7lg t il7l f n.
• • . , _vgutm.e.ocorizi,
eix smi.
J. A. RAN/EIN . . Rock §PriDCO. Want/. Ps.. 1 .0d 1 4
for part of Cetare ennny At l i !to pal! pr 1111er
end '
1110,2. countlea. .
INSURANCE 0011PAITI.
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NORTE.AMBRIOAi
LOCAI
INCORPORATED' 1794: C 144-
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'TEE PERPETUAL.
The'old,_eit' eipin'y U.
ASSETS st,its,ooo,
ARTIII3II, a. . COVRIR, Prvft..
CUAULES PLATT, BecY. ' • •
4cout to; 4, 004 6 4.
reliable Company, will make tfraiiraucewl,ast itaiLy RN'
fur may partoo7frotri . Oliacr o til i tmariAT
11:, Apt&
P 0 VDRE
time.:7l . 6alP au ~rtoltj.
At. PirjrBooltr inag 4 4 1 ,0 1 01 , .
• • •
POIIIMETTX; $2OOO Pir 60 , talctm . 101 , 4 ,41
/0000, or 00 Cente per buthol and SW O O_Pe , t 11 .. 1 4t.te 1 6
.—doliverid ateituOot , 'llaprood Repot( irt PUN.;
Iftioufitetorritiroefrrorrr . Basulli tt#tro lyk.
gnat, Phltmlelohlt. • - • - •
• Depot. Pkf.9Bo'B ; lpitiri,, Gtiottettar. art Zfrta i ,
Woodbury fond. .
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On the following direarri: Eye sod Jar diteeites; Throe*
Oman's In gehoral; Clerprygnofq end Publle. Spoken"
sore Throat; Glteraros of the, Air Pass#ol,
13roactlItta,) ASTtIBIA and &TARIM. • ' ••• " .
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Phlla4, 1414 of tilltaoksollers.. Pries sl„."..A.h4lWhia4ll ,
author. Pr. Vob blotch/taker, who us ha conaultwi-oo
all thous mhleuties, and all ,NerWant Affectiinit, whith
crea' with the surest eutcara. gates, Na 1i027 • Walnut
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ti s2ILLINERY GOODS
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BROOKS & ROSEXII.BI34;',
• 'WHOLESALE 'DEALERS
, • No.-ISI IikIVERT Street, north . e/ato
• ' BIIILADELPITIA; •.' • '
my.. now opened their tuntal handietne varisiy
RIBBONS,- BONNET MATERIALS,-';
STRAW , &" FANCY BONNETS, • . -
LADIES' & MISSES' RATS,
FLoArizißs, AtrciEtziB;:v4can,
and all other &Melee reqtlired by; the)ditsaNgarrnAlan
• A T long ezferienee and strict attention . to title htSseil
.of bindings exclueively, we flatter oureeirecthet vie clew"
inducements, in variety,: itylee, iviallty and =Aerate.?
prime—not everywhere to be found., The attention of
MILLINERS and MERCHANT& la` respeetfglly solkitak.
Sam•Partkulailikentioii•pitid ki llilingQfdire.• •
Minch - • • •
HEAD.. QUARTERS
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SPLENDID
STOCK -4 Xi*
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114.117 BEAAr
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COME 'APTD SEE. - ;
AtatANAC,
PRICE 20 C 2111.11
co?Trg,sT . B,
AirraOrroyipet. Muslims/v.- . ' - • •
Yelipase, de., for IStd. • •
Differetkeisa Time rdbundred plaorso • -
Nowand Valuable Tide Table. •
Pieces of the Principal Fired Stars, • •.• .
Celeadars—Rlsins. and Setting of Sun, Hike, .
Poimmcat Pansatinurrs • •
tritkeitititie Government, litintsters,tel
PensitorsandltspresentativeantXXXVlllth
XXXIXth Congress, ao far as chosen. - •
lawe passed at the last Bandon df Conrileis:
Public Reeolutiontt and IYrsc/tilo . ito. -
Party Platibruis.iit (Baltirnese andellfenie.):
The ftrbel GoYernment, Congreaspen, tad •
Slaveholders , Rebellichs, or Chreoilble'or War Ireeitat
- Native States of tbe dnierican P.o6pli;
Rieetion,Roturne, for President, .Governerei ovo
moo In 1864, **aspired. with- tbr,.:P.7",lo'n7irs.:
Vote In teal:
• 44tpC'spitals, Governors, Salsa's. • • • nr
meet. Time ptState suatione. ,
Territorial Genitals 'and GOT 111110“,
Popular,VoteLydlates rot /45e' lEdo "" pared Isp
roPxlsii°D. 14.°° ' ' k
' .R gorxravrir
Tot. or igloo oibortAut l atyze w d
rthdprrcm..t.g.;
YOB iiftINTING done at this . of eot