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HUNTINGDON, PA
Wednesday morning, 3une 28,1865.
LOCAL & PERSONAL
iro Subscribers
Those subscribers receiving a .pa-.
Ter marked with a t before the name
Will understand • that the time for
'which they subscribed is up. If they
`wish the paper continued they will
'renew their subscription through the
'mail or otherwise
County Committee Meeting.
A meeting of the County Committee
of tho Union Party of Huntingdon
county, will be held in the borough of
Huntingdon,
On Saturday, the Ist of Ju1y,1865,
For the purpose of appointing Delo
'gates to the State Convention, and
transacting other business. A full at•
tendanee is, requested.
EINEM
Morris—A brallarn train WI.
Oneida—William D. Miller.
Orbisonta.—Thos. R. Orbison.
,Penn—John Garner.
Porter—Benjamin Isenberg.
Peterrburg—.Tobn Bopp.
Sbirley—Davld Douglas.
Sbirlessbnrg—John Clark.
Springfield—Morris entshal
Tell—Christian Prico
Tod—lleury S. Green.
On 1011—Jeremiah nannian
Walker—henry -nrder.
Warriors Mark —Archibald
liotchtson.
West—Thomas Montgomery
Lamer West—Wm. Stryker.
Alexandrln—J. U. Remaly
alarree—Dr. Fry Wilson.
dirady—Asbury Stewart.
lilirtninsham—J. Thompson,
%Carbon—J. F. Ramey.
*Clay—Richard Ashman.
+Cromwell—James Harper.
Wass—Ralph Croteley.
Wassville—A. W. Evans
Dublin—Dr. J.. A.. Shade.
trranktin--Samuet Wigton.
Illendergon—San
Illopewell—James Entrekin.
illuntingdon—Jelin A. Snob,
G. W..JOhnston.
JJackaaa--Asbury Oaks.
Ilartiata-4/easy A. Mark.
linion--9.4.llackedorn.
MESSY ORAFFIJS, Chairman.
Jane 21,1245.
Wo -suggest Huntingdon as the
'place, and duly the sth as the time
for the meeting of the Conference.
IWO Paper 11-est:Week
As is always the ease amongst prin
ters, there wilt bo no papers issued on
the Fourth. We have concluded not
:to issue a paper next week for this
-reason, and because the Globe frater
nity need some recreation and enjoy
ment. Besides our new office is ready
for occupation, and part of the week
will necessarily be employed in mov
ing the "fixtures," which aro numer-
Seratchings
—The coal trade was partially re
sumed the first part of last week. The
cost of freight has been reduced, also
the wages of the miners.
—There will be an adjourned meet
ing to make preparations for celebra
ting the Fourth, held in the Cotirt
House Hall on Friday evening nest.
—The hill opposite the coal wharf
in new town is being dug away, pre.
paratory, we learn, to building a Pen
ha. car repair shop on the site. West
Huntingdon will be. built up yet.
—The old banking house room in
this place is being fitted up for the use
Orthe Ohio Oil Basin Company, Jas.
3lagniro, President, John Scott, Trott
barer, and J. R. Simpson, Sedretary.
—We learn that the Taylor Guards,
'Captain JohnSott's company, from this
place, is stationed at Staunton, Va.,
.and is doing Provost duty. Captain
.Johnson is Provost Marshal.
—The Harrisburg Telegraph men
tions the arrival in that city of three
,compacies of the 195th Regiment to bo
:mustered out; The remainder of the
;regiment is still stationed at Kearn
,eysv We, Ira.
Job A. Price will deliver a
Temperance sermon on Sabbath even
ing next in the Methodist church. Let
.the friends of the Temperance cause,
and those opposed, attend and hear
some remarks for their benefit.
—We understand that twenty-five
additional lots in West Huntingdon
were put chased last week, making
.fifty in all. There are still more to be
sold, and we suppose they will be
purchased just as readily. .Now, for
.the buildings.
—The funeral of Mr. Wm. Barrick,
•of Co. B, 192 d Regt.. P. V., formerly
•of Walker township, who died in the
iospital at Harper's Ferry on the 15th
'inst., took place on Wednesday morn
ing last, with military honors.
—The Masonic picnic at Barren
Forge on Saturday last was a pleasant
affair. Pic•iaics are great institutions
—they should be numerous during the
summer months and always well at
tended by the old and young.
—"Simple - annonnceinent please
no comments." It is well this request
wits made in time, for we were pre
;pared to give the Major a handsome
notice. Still we cannot be denied the
privilege of - wishing the happy couple
,a long, prosperous and happy life.
—Saturday, the Ist of July next,
bas been chosen as the day for the
meeting of the County Committee of
the Union Party of Iluntingdon coun
ty. - There are a few changes since
last week in the names of gedtlemen
.composing the Committee. Read.
—Contracts have been awarded to
Mr. David Black to do the carpenter
work, and to J. M. Cunningham & Son
to put in a heater for warming the
Court Room. The work of repairing
has already commenced in the Court
"House, and from what we understand
it will be thorough anti beautiful.
—Tuesday next is the Fourth of
July, A. D., 1865. We think those
who have lived through the war shid
try and commemorate this day, and
feel like our forefathers did in FM.—
Bring out:the tom john, let the whang
doodle scream, flicker your squawker,
hang out
.your - :banncrs on the outer
wall, and all ye orators give a grand
display of "spread eagle" rhetoric, and
let everything -and everybody con
spire to make it a grand, "galorious"
Fourth ! We can do it ! -
Steamboat Etna Makes its Appearance.
The long•looked for steamer arrived
hero from Williamsburg at half-past
three o'clock on Friday last, having
loft the former port at seven A. M.
Though steamboats have long been in
existence, and we are occasionally
pained to hear of collisions, explosions,
&c., yet the novelty of a steamboat on
the Juniata canal created some excite
ment in this place, and brought down
a crowd to see it, some oven haring
gone a distance of a mite or more for
the purpose of having their curiosity
satisfied in seeing the vessel and hav
ing a christening ride. We can imag
ine how the residents of towns situa
ted along the canal must have stared
and wondered when tho first canal
boat drawn by mule/ewer made its ap
pearance, and we think the modern
case can be suitably compared and ap
plied. We have not learned definitely
how the people between hero and Hol
lidaysburg greeted the advent of the
steamer, but we infer their joy know
no bounds.
As for the boat wo were pleased with
its appearance. The "internal im
provements" are stylish, easy and.
comfortable, and we are sure none will
complain of a tortured head or dusted
body who ride in -the. Etna's "cabin,"
as is always the case in ear traveling.
We think the cabin alone will hold
fifty passengers. Though riding on
deck is not the most comfortable, on
account of the numerous bridges. ma
king the passenger bow the head, yet
this is an inconvenience that can easi
ly be borne, in view of the fact of pic
turesque scenery and invigorating
mountain air.
The speed of the vessel to this place
was necessarily slow, and cannot be
considered the standard vote of tray_
ding. Improvements are yet to be
added to the Etna, in the way of fa
cilitating motive power, that will in
sure the average fate of five miles an
hour. This is good speed considering
the disadvantages under which it
travels.
The Etna left this port at six r. m.
on the same day of. its arrival. , We
do not know the number of passen
gers. We understand that regular
trips will be made between Hollidays
burg and here by the middle of this
week, after the necessary improve
ments arc completed.
Public Meeting.
At a meeting, held at the Court
House on Friday evening, 23d inst.,
for the purpose •of making preparations
for properly celebrating the coming
Fourth of July, John G. Miles, Esq.
was called to the chair; and J. Sowell
Stewart, Esq., appointed Secretary.
After the President had stated the '
object of tho meeting, it was moved
'and adopted that a committee of five
gentlemen and five ladies be appoint
ed to make the necessary arrange
ments.
The following were the committee
•
appointed.
John W. ;Slattern,
John il. Bailey,
William Dorris, jr.
Samuel T. Brown,
Benson ➢I. Greene, •
Miss Cornelia Weistling,
Mrs. John M. Cunningham,
Mrs. James Glazier,
Mrs. David Blair,
William Donis,
Miss Jemima Whittaker,
Miss Annie Wilson.
Power was given to the committee
to add to their number and fill vacan•
dies.
On motion it was Resolved that the
celebration be id accordance with the
proclamation of Governor Guilin, in
honor of the returned soldiers.
Adjourned to meet on Friday even
ing the 30th inst.
Painful Accident
On Friday morning last, Mr. Henry
Snare, a carpenter of this place, while
employed at Hanigar's house on Rail
road street, fell through a scaffold
about four feet high upon a chisel,
which fell at the same time. The chisel
entered the center of his loft foot and
penetrated entirely through a distance
of about three inches making a fright_
ful gash. So tight did it hold that one
man 'could not pull it out, and a ham
mer bad to be used. It is thought it
will be some time before he will be able
to walk upon it, if ever.
Our Now Office:
Before another paper is issued, wo
will be removed to our now office on
the corner of Washington street and
Globe alloy, and on the end of the same
Jot upon which our office at present is.
We have heretofore mentioned that
the office is suitably adapted to our
business, having plenty of light and
plenty of room; in fact everything
would indicate that it is "just the
place" to do good printing. Wo ex
pect to receive numerous calls from
our friends and patrons when we are
moved.
Now VO/111110*
Wo this week launch the first num
ber of Volumo Twouty-ono of the
Globe. As we cannot say for the pa
per more than our patrons know, wo
will therefore say nothing, except to
solicit a continuance of their patron
age.
—lt is Nvell to have music attending
your wearisome as well as pleasant
hours. So we are led to think when
"picking the everlasting type," as the
musical lungs of a neighboring dam
sel %Taft the strains of a familiar "dit
ty" to our ears. Lot it continue.
1776-FOURTH . OF JULY---1865.
The undersigned committee appoin
ted by a meeting of the citizens of the
borough of HuntingdOn to make ar
rangements for the celebration of the
coming National Anniversary, hereby
give public notice to the citizens of the
said borough and vicinity, that they
have adopted the following as the or
der of the celebration of the same, AT
THE COTTAGE GROVE,
1. Public Procession of returned
Soldiers and Citizens, to be formed
with martial music, in the Diamond,
at 9 o'clock, A. M., by the Chief Mar
shal and Assistants.
2. Prayer:
3. Reading of Declaration of bide
pendoneo.
4. Reading of Emancipation Procla
mation of the late lamented Eresident.
5. Oi.ation.
6. Free Dinner to the Returned Sol
diers of Huntingdon County, who will
be thus welcomed home, and arc spe
cially invited to attend as the honored
guests of the citizens of the said bor
ough.
7. Display of Fire Works in evening
Singing patriotic Songs, at proper
times, in the said order of the day, ac
companied by the Amateur Glee Club.
They would respectfully recommend
to their fellow citizens of the said bor
ough, in view of the events of the last
lour years past, resulting, as they
have, in the Providence of God, in the
complete overthrow of armed Treason
and Rebellion against the rightful su
premacy of the National Government
and return of Peace throughout our
beloved country, to close all of their
places of business on that day, and
unite in celebrating it as a day of all
others, thus again made:the most dear
and memorable in the history of their
country.
It is expected that the citizens
of the said borough and vicinity will
furnish the "Free Dinner for the Re
turned Soldiers" by the necessary con
tributions for the same, to be deliver.
cd to the sub emmittees, which will
be appointed for
. their collection, by 9
o'clock in the morning, so that the
same will be arranged on the table at
the proper time.
JOHN W. MATTERN and others, COM-
MiLLOO.
Bunt Ingdon County Soldiers , Monument
=1
A meeting of the citizens favorable
to the erection of a.. Monument to the
memory of the soldiers of this county
who havo fallen in the war for the
Union, was held pursuant to previous
notice in the Court House on Tuesday
last, for the purpose of inaugurating
a movonent in this direction.
• The meeting was organized by call
ing John Scott, Esq., to the chair and
appointing Captain B. X. Blair Vice
President, and R. McDivitt Secretary.
The object of the meeting was then
briefly stated-by the Chairman.
When it was moved by Capt. J. D.
Campbell that a Committee of 13 be
appointed on permanent organization
to report a list of permanent officers
and also a constitution or• articles of
association for the Society.
This motion was adopted after some
discussion, and. the following persons
were appointed by the''ehair as said.
Committee :
Capt. J. D. CAMPBELL, Chairman
Capt. J. Wintrode, James Cron,
J. G. Miles, Esq., J. M. Bailey, Esq,
S. lliclritty, Esq., Perry Moore
Rev. S. IL Reid, 'Thomas P. Love,
Wm. M. Phillips. Sarni. Thompson,
William Lewis, John Cummins.
On motion, Resolved that this Com
mittee be instructed to issue an appeal
to the people of the county 'urging
them to give the subject their atten
tion, and soliciting their assistance.
The mooting then adjourned to meet
on Monday evening of the first week of
the coming August Court.
JOIIN SCOTT, Pres't,
R. MoDtvirr, Seey.
—The system of closing the stores
at seven o'clock was experimented up
on a few evenings of last week. It
was discouraging to the clerks to see
bow the experiment was made. Ono
evening, only two stores closed at the
punctual time; the next evening the
number was slightly increased, but in•
stead of closing entirely the doors wore
left open and the gas allowed to burn.
This mode of closing could not last
long and three evenings ended the
plan of closing at seven and disappoin
ted the sanguine expectations of the
clerks.
—There was a slim muting of per
sons interested in the Soldiers' Monu
ment cause, on Tuesday afternoon last,
but there Was a little business done, in
which a Committoo to choose a mode
of permanent organization was ap
pointed. Tho further consideration o
the subjeet was, however, postponed
till the first week of August court.
—The public schools of this borough
closed on Friday last for a term of
tea weeks, the next session commenc
ing on the 4th of September. We
expect teachers as well. as pupils will
enjoy their vacation "hugely," as both
have been exorcised to the full tension
of their teaching and teachable capa•
cities.
=1
We, citizens of Juniata township,
Huntingdon county, saw the name of
JOHN B. SunNErEtriproposed as a can•
didate for the office of Sheriff of said
county. We have known him for a
number of years; he is a sober, indus•
trions, and honest old farmer. We
think him competent and a very suit
able person for that responsible office;
worthy of your suffrages, and recom
mend him to the people of this county
as sneb.
Wm. B. White, William Dean,
Levi Ridenour, IL S. Gaynor,
George Hawn, John Thompson,
Peter Hawn, John Hawn,
lenae Hawn.
Juniata,twp., Juno 26, 1865.
—There was a meeting held on Fri
day evening lust in the Court House
Hall for the purpose of mating suita
ble preparations for a general celebra
tion on the Fourth. A Committee of
Arrangements consisting of ladies and
gentlemen has been appointed, one of
whose duties will bo to canvass the
borough for money to assist in the pa
triotic movement. It depends there
fore, mainly upon the countenance and
encouragement they receive what
kind of a Fourth we will have. Our
citizens will give nobly'and.libetally.
The Fourth of July
The preparations for the Fourth
that arc suggested will bo grand, if
the proper means and sufficient funds
are forwarded and contributed to aid
in the work. Committees have been
appointed, one to canvass the borOugh
for money, another to have tho town
appropriately decorated, and others
with other duties. Read the pro
gramme of celebration published in to
day's Globe.
Dental Operations.
Dr. J. W. Isenberg, of the firm of
Bittner & Isenberg, of Altoona, will
visit Warriorsmark on Thursday and
Friday ; 6th and 7th of July, for the
purpose of performing dental opera
tions. Persons desiring his, services
will please call at Chamberlin's Hotel
on the afternoon of the first or on the
forenoon of the second day, as be +can
not remain longer than part of 2 days.
—On Friday afternoon last there
was quite a lively time spent by all
the scholars of the public school in
Schoolroom No. 3, over the event of
their approaching vacation. The
house shook with the merriment crea
ted by an unusual exhibition of wit
from the County Superintendent. All
thanked him for the laugh.
—➢coney Order Post offices aro to
be established in Altoona, Bedford,
and Bellefonte, to operate on and after
the 3a of July next. As this is not
ono of the least important towns in
this section of the State, we would
suggest that the same public conveni
ence be established here.
—Wednesday lest, the net instant,
WWI the longest day in the year, We
think it was a very short one to those
who greeted returning loved ones,
fresh from the field of strifo. The
days are now shortening, and will
continue lessening: until December 21.
A Popular Song
Tho following bna become a popular
aong. Tho words are beautiful and
express the hopes of a prisoner confin
ed in a rebel dungeon awaiting rescue:
TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP.
In the Orison cell I sit,
Thinking, mother, deer, of you,
And our bright and happy home so far away
And the tears they fill my eyes
Spite of all that I can do,
Tho' I try to cheer my comrades and be gay
CHORUS-
Tramp, tramp, tramp, the bons are marching
0, cheer tip comrades they'oll, come ;
And beneath the starry flag
We shall breathe the air again,
Of the freeland in our' own beloved home.
In the battle front we stood
When their fiercest charge they made,
And they swept us off?' hundred men or more
But before we reached their lines,
They were driven back dismayed,
And we heard the cry of vict'ry o'er and o'er.
• Se within the prison cell,
'We are waiting for the day
That shall come to open wide the iron door,
And the hollow eyes grow bright,
And the poor hmrt almost gay,
As we think of seeing home and friends once
more.
Decorate,
It is requested of the citizens of the
borough that they decorate their hoc•
6" in ;1 inecining style with wreaths,
flags, etc., for the Fourth.
12=
4. fresh arrival of now and good
Goods just received at John H. West
brook's store in the Diamond, Call
and purchase.
FLAGS for sale at Lewis' Book Store
MARRIED,
On the 22d inst., by the Bev. G. W
Zahnizer, GEORGE W. GARRETTSON
IO Mise CAROLINE S. MILLER.
14111114 ADEL Plll4l DiAngETS.
Juno 28
.$7.78 ®A.75
•$0.00(91000
1545
M $8,75
.$2,00@2,20
,$1,16d1,83
Fancy and Rstro Fatally Flout..
Col-moor l and Saner° ne
Rye near
Corn Meal...
Est ra White Wheat
Fair and Prime Red
Corn, prim() Yellow
Oats
Dnrloy
eloserseed, VOl lbs
Timothy
Flaxseed,
'Wool
Bides
HUNTINGDON MARKETS
Extra Family Flour 'fhb!
Extra do "41 cut
Whirr, Wheor
Dud Wheat
Ityo . -
Corn
Oats
Cloverseed
Flaxseed
Dried Apples
Butter
Eggs
Lord
Ham
Shoulder
Sides
Tallow
It S. MO LOA
ISMXLIMS,
$230,000,000.
By authority of the Sec rotary of the Treasury, the un
dersigned, the General Subscription Agent for the sole of
United States Securities, offers to, the public the tbtrd
attics ot Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three•tent!s
per cent. interest per annum, known as she
7.00 XAC10.49.144".
These notes nreCissued under date of July 15, 16e5, and
are payable three years front that date in currency, or are
convertible at the option of the holder into
U. S. 5-20 SIX PEE CENT. GOLD
BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium, end
are exempt, on are all the Government Bonds, from State
Cbunty, and Atnnictputetazation, sohich adds from. one to
three per cent. per armarts to their value, according to the
rate levied upon other property. The interest is payable
semiunenally by coupons attached to each note, which
may be cat off and sold to any book or banker.
The interest at 7.30 per cent, amounts to
One cent per day on a $5O note.
Two cents " " $lOO "
Ten " " " $5OO "
20
," 44 4 ' $lOOO 44
" it ,t $5OOO
Notes °fall tho denominations named will be promptly
furnished open receipt or subscriptions.
The Notes of the Third Series are precisely similar in
form and privileges to the Sovon•Thirtles already sold,
except that the Government reserves to itself the option
of paying Interest In gold tole nt 0 per cent., instead of
n4Oths In currency. Subscribers will doduot Mon/Wrest
in currency up to July loth, at the limo when they sub
scribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third series of the
Soren•lhirtloe will commence on the let of done, and will
be made promptly and continuously atter that dote.
The alight change made in the condition. of tide THIRD
SERIES effects only the matter of Interest. The pay
ment In gold, if made, will he equivalent to the currency
Interest of the higher rate.
The return to aped° payment., in the errant of which
only will the option to pay Interest In Gold ho availed of,
would io r . ethice and equalize prices that purchased made
with. six per cont. in gold:would be fully equal to those
rnede with seven and three.tenths per cent. In currency.
Tlds is
THE ONLY LOAN IN NARHET
Now offered by the Goeernmeitt, and Its superior nava!'
loges make It the
Great Popular Loan of the People
Lose than $230,000,000 of tho Loon authorized by tho
last Congress are now on tho Turbid. This amount, nt
the rate at which It Is being absorbed, will all be ■ubscrib-
for within ,Inty days, when the notes will utloubt
ealy command a premium; ns tins uniformly been the cam
on closing the subscriptions to other teens.
Ordor that citizens of crery town and section of the
country may bo afibraod facilities for taking the loan
the Natienal Banks, Stnto Bank, and Private Booker.,
throughout the country, have generally agreed to receive
subscrlptione at par. Subscribera will 'select their own
agents, in when) they here nonthloncc, and who only are
to bo responsible for the dollvery of tho notes for which
they receive orders
Enbscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank of Huntingdon.
First National Bank of Hollidaysburg
First National Bank of Altoona.
First National Bank of Bellofonto.
First National Bank of Itarrisbarg.
my 21,1863 •
HARDWARE
AND
CUTLERY Af
!
11M? ENSE . STOCK
AND
ENDLESS VARIETY
OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.
NOW OPEN
AND FOR SALE BY
JAS. A. I:MOWN,
lIUNTINGDON, PENNA.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
Muntingdyn, Juno 7,1805
HEAD QUARTERS
• Ito
NEW GOODS.
D. P. CWIN
INFORMS TIM PUBLIC
THAT HE HAS
JUST OPENID
SPLENDID STOCK of NEW GOODS
CAN'T BE BEAT
CUBAPNgS3 AND QUALITY
COME AND SEE:
D. P. GWIN,
Ilny. 23, 'O5
NEW CLOTHING
AT LOW PRICES.
M. OUTMAN
HAS JUST OPENED A FINE STOCK OF NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Which bo offers to all who want to be
CLOTHEID,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
On $l.OO
$11..0
..........51,50
5 2 .50
bs@7o
ltin Etnck col:Mohr ilernipmatin Clothing for
MEN AND BOYS,
E 8,50
.4,50
.1.60
..1,50
.110
DOOTS AND SIIOES, HATS AND CADS, AC., AC.
Should gentlemen desire any particular kind or calf
clothing net found In the Mock on hand, by leaving tiler
measure they can be accommodated at short notice.
Cull at the east corner or the Manic/Ltd, over Long,
Grocery.
MANUAL GUTMAN.
•
Huntingdon. May. 17, 'ts.
re..."Slayory riowod'froin the Bible
Stand Point," by Roy. J. M. Adair, for
sale at Lewis' Book Store, price 10
JAY COOKE,
SC.CIIIPIIO7I AOLNT,
TIIAT
COM
104 scotr, GAMMI. T. nr.rorx, JOIIN. DAME
gibe name of this firm has been ehang,-
1. a from SCOT'f.&)3tIOWN, to. -
SCOTT, BROWN & BA/LEY,
tinder which name they trill 'hereafter conduct their
practice 118
ATTORNEPS AT LAW, I7OXTINGDON; PA.
PENSIONS, and all claims of soldiers and solders' heirs
against the aneerninent, will. be promptly prosecuted.
May 17, 186:mt
PIANOS & MELODIANS FOR SALE
NO CABINET ORGANS.
B' of mole , A.g . eza.t.
. _ .. . . .
1,) ROFESSOR HUGH COYLE of
fern for ante the celebrated PIANOS .... - 4-C.7-
o ZECK & CO.,l'ew York, which he con- * .- 1!---. it,
alders cannot be surpassed In touch or Ono, ' I O. I '
Wily by nay instrument in the market. '
Notwithstanding Steinway .I, Co's. instruments aro
considered superior by certain agents, the Professor can
only pronounce them good, for. there is an uncertainty in
the tone which he will not recommend. As Sleek is the
only manufacturer that gives n PRINTED GUARANTEE for
the durability of his instrument, I have no hesitation in
recommending the seine. • : ' • : • -
Prof. Coyle to njudge, from the feet•that he has Lad
twenty years experience in teaching Music, WiliCia of Usel r
qualifies him to recommend any instrument, but Stock's
in particular.
The community can nee their discretion in hurchasin;
Inetrvmente, but Professor Coyle feels himself njudge,
end notwithstanding nil fictitious ntlyertisements, he
would recommend deck &Co's:lmpreference to all oth
ers. PROF.II. COYLE.
Huntingdon, Roy 21, 18G2-2m
30E° YC:OI7 NATALIttri B
A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH LIKENESS,
CALK AT
MRS. R. J. SAGER'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
On 11:111 Street; two doors west ,of
Lewis' Book Store.
CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS.
Huntingdon, Xny 17, '65-tf.
Pianos, Organs, and Melodeons.
undersigned respectfully in
forms the public that, having obtained from the
manufacturers, the solo Agency for the sale of STEIN
w Ay & SONS PIANOS, 31AnON & lIA,III,IN'S CABINET
0110 ANS and CARIIART, NEEDIIA3I & CO S' MELO.
DEONS, he is prepared to furnish Instrumants to per.
sone wishing to buy at tho retail prices Ito Philadelphia
And New York.
N. B. Every Instrument warranted for five years.
He is also snle agent far the celebrated SEWING MA
CHINES OF DROVER & BAKER, and would respectfully
request persons wishing to buy Machines to call and
examine his beforo purchasing others, 11.9 they are tine
qmilled by any Machine manufactured.
Circulars of Instruments or Machines, sent promptly
upon application with any additional information desired.
B. N. OHNENJI,
Opposite D.F.Owln'e Stern.
May 17,'65-If. Huntingdon, Pa.
GEO. W. SWARTZ,
Clock & le te ty
Maker,
At the old stand of Swartz & McCabe,
HILL STREET, HUNTINGDON, PA.
1}10,1865-6m
35.7s.ohaaame
HUNTINGDON,
%VM. C. McNULTY, 'PROPRIETOR,
lorm.rly of the Franlclin Hotel, Clinmberribur g .
TERMS LIBERAL.
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may; 1563-Iy.
NEW STORE, AND NEW GOODS.
CHEAPEST OLOTHING L in Town
LEOPOLD BLOOM
lIAS JUST RECEIVED
A LAMB AssoirrunNT OF NEw STYLES O'
SP.R.ING AND' SUAL111;11 GOODS
Which ho offers to the public
AT THE CHEAPEST RATES.
llis stock - consists of
GENTS' rIIRNISHING GOODS,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SIJOBS, &c. Ike
Ills storo is nt 0.0
OLD BROAD TOP CORNER, lIIINTINODON, PA.,
Whore ho will ho pleased to recoivo aml accommodate al.
costumers, LEOPOLD BLOOM ;
ltuntingdo,o, atay 10,1805.
-ff / gyp, • oup.
• siss . 'I, 'Nei so
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SIMPSON , ARMITAGE & CO.
11TAVING PURCHASED the en ,
ut_ tiro stock of Wm. Colon. leo now offer to the public
et reasonable prices our Immense stock of
MECHANICAL, RELIGIOUS,
SCHOOL,
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
STATIONERY, POCKET 800119, POWDIONAIS,
Also, [Mott Styles of
WALL PAP.EIR & WINDOWSHADES,
llf ACI A ZINES, and Daily end Weekly. Papers constant
ly on band.
o,.Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
CALL AT BROAD TOP CORNER.
Huntingdon, M0y3,10.5-1y
, - .CZ.C3 0 300 NMETNATIS
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
TILE success of our armies and the
conBeq . ., t deplina In Oa prico of gold and other
conintodltlaa, enable nto to scud
GOOD TIDINGS TO THE DLACES.IIITHS,
and all others who buy IRON, STEEL, NAILS, etc.
Haying moved my glom to the large and commodious
Rrlcktr• Store Room, 1 hare received a large astorb
went of WAGON TIRE, HORSE SIICEIRON, round and
square BAR IRON, bought from the makers mince the de
cline in gold, which I am selling at OREATLY REDU
CED PRICES,
All persons wishing to buy IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
LOCKS, PAINTS, GLASS. or any kind of HARDWARE
for mil, will sue money by sending their orders, or cell•
lug at tho Hardware Store of
JAMES A. DROWN,
April S, 'OS, - • ROUtOWOO, Pa.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ! !
25 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
THE CHEAPEST
SIMON COHN,
AT COFFEE RUN STATION,
tVoilld respectfully call the attention of his old patrons
specially, and tho public In general, to his extensive
stock of well selected now Goods, jest received from the
Eastern cities, consisting, In part, of
.Dry Goode,
Clothing, Wool
en Ware, Notions,
tints and Caps, Boots and
Ronnpts, Shawls,Tiren
hire, Hardware , , Queenswaio, Gro
ceries, Wood and Willow-ware, Tobacco,
Sogars, Nails, Glass, Provisions,
Oil, Fish, Sale, Tinware, Cop
per Ware, Drugs and
Medicines, Clocks,
Watches, &e.,
and ell other articles kept in a Best class until store;
all selected with the greatest care sod WhiCh were pur
chased for cools only, and affords him to toll them of
very low figure. The public will Brut it to their arlran ,
tngo to call and examine our unsurpassed stoclr, before
purellaslog elsewhere. No pains will be, spared In show.
lug our floods. Ladles are specially invited tri e'irsrtrine
eta large mock. of fashionable dress goods; Shawls, Oil.-
colors, Furs, and a grunt variety cf Woolen (loads; Ilesio
ty, Also, a handsome assortment of LADIES' COATS
All kinds of produce taken In exchange at the highest
market Price.3---Cmh not refused. By strict nttentitin is
the wants of ciutpmets, we hope to feed.? n continuation
of 11 1 0 liberal Off onagn with ionk , see hare herd hereto
fare favored. Conti ono and nth and Mr.
1111_ New Goods received daily.
Idaylo 1805. . :DION COHN.
Gold Pens dr. Penoilcy
The best assortment of the hand
somest and best styles, for sale at
Lewis' Book Storo. •
re"' For, •neat: JOB. PRINTING, - call at
pie -GLOW: JOT; PtUNTMG 01:21,CLI," at Thin.
tin , don Po
'
Mr54,1 . .. - nri - 3E O
TUE 1113dersirrued . offer ann 9 1).
which they mid°, in Mat tournlllip, Iluntingdo*. ,
county, et pirate Ante: It ix effnated three miles'lrent
l'etetsburg, nud the sumo diatauce' tram lcullroad
nal. It contalne three hundred end thrty-nino acme awl 4, -r T
" 110 wAnce; good building. and alma ono hundrLA
fifty ueree cleared, and well adehted.for,e _
J. S. MAIJIJIRI,•I -;
;!;`-'
npri119,1864-1.1.
THE REBELLION-
HIGH -PRICES PLAYED OUT.
GEORGE' SHAEFFER;
Nearly opposite the Oloba. ol iitcl;trcstlecibtliy, informa
the public that ho hasiust operuul a-linotitcck.ut
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n e tBOOTS AND SHOES ;
of all kinds, for Aten, TVolncli & Chilclren•
Tha stock Zia o been selected with care. ns to, stylo and
quality. And will be sold nt reagoonble prier, io suit thia
tithes; • no public generally aro invited to call pad
,
examine his stock.
Now work and repairing dono to order. -
I.4uuting,don, Slay ;1865-2ni. ,
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF . - NOM AIVIERICEC,
Incorporated lu Philadelphia, 1794
CASH CAPITAL $1,715,171,71.
ARTHUR G. CUMIN, Preo
CHARLES PLATT, Socy.
J. A. RANKIN, Rock Syringc,Centre county. Pa., lineal.
Agent for part of Ceittro county, also for, porta oF 1 / a ni
ingdon and Blair countlea.
ALEXANDRIA BREWERY.
E.' O.' & G - C 0 L D
lIAVINO entered Into en.partriership in tho - -
Alexandria Brewery, the public pro informed" rift
that they will-tro prepared at rill times to fill ,
orders on the ehortest notice. 4 . , •
Alexandria, Jan.13.1805—t6
100...411.031E3C EIAX3E 03P'
HUNTINGDON, PA.
MINgI. 4 P,. Respect illy iaa
ty rutin tyro imblic 'generally that Lo Inns removed his
sLop to the building in 'Washington street, formerly oe,
supled by O. Bent, where he It prepared to, do all kind o!
LICIIIT AND HEAVY WORK • :
in his line of business, awl hopes to receive n'liher4l pit-
mango. .
4 , 4-NEW WORK will be made to order. at-prices to ,
suit the timea ' DAVID 31INGLE.
Huntingdon, Jinrch 23, Isrs4lm*
1865.
THE "VICTOR"
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CI A. IV 3EI ME X IA 'Ma
NEW. TRIUMPIIANW AT . ST4TE FAIRS.,
• • COOK'S
SUGAR .EVAPORATO.B
MOST lIADID.EVAPORATOIt IN TilEtontor
"SORGO HAND BOOK" FREE.
CANE SEED, by the ID or bushel, TOR SALE AT COST,'.
Prince S: Cuts New AUTOMATIC,OIWAISS. 'Vienna!,
ost triumph:or the ngrtf
New styln witu imprnwin.„
()rover & J.lnkor's FAUN.? SEWING 3 , 1 - ACILLNU,S..
god for Circutara, de: FREE. '-
A. 13, BRIIIVEBAUGH;,::
BOLE ApENT, .
James Crook, iluntinplork co., ra, ,
npl2, ISGSLL'm
ACENCY,:
FOR COLLECTING SOLDREIRR
CLAIMS, B9IINTY, BAC PAY'
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AND PENsioNa. • •
ik:LL who may have. any elatma a
gainst the Government for Bounty, Back Pay and
enslone, eon hare their claims promptly collected by ap,
plying. caber In pers.., or by latter to r -
W. 11. WOODS;
Attorney at
llnntingdon, Pa-:.
August '12,1863
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TAW ASSOCIATION.
ho undersigned havo nssociateit. themselves togetiv•
in tho practico.of the law in Itifatiptedii. l'et. Men Oh
the one now, and formerly ocetipleir by .7. S'ertreft Blow-.
art, adjololitg tho Cottrt House.• . . ~, .
A. W. lIENEDIOT,
.7. SEWELL STEWART.:
July 20, ISI3I,
WILLIAM D. GEMMILL;
15t0c.,31r... x• IK. 45
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. STOCKS,
LOANS, ETC.,
Bought and Sold on Commis-aim
Office-51j Market street, Philad'a
apl9-2m*
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HENRY HARPER, No .520 Arehi
&rot, abovo Fifth, PIIILADELPIIIA..:
DIANDFACTURER AND DEALER lA.
FINE JEWELRY,
•SOLIDF3I;VER-WARE.
and Superior SlLyEtt grATEo
mch22-am.
r, I. K. STAUFFER, :-
~,,, •
.:A WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,. •
.. 1..
No. 148 North SECOND Street, corner of QuorrT,
PHILADELPHIA. - --- • .
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Ah oseortmeorbE Watches, Jewelty, , .9llver d r Plated
Wore conetnntly etc 1int04... ": . , • -.-.-:
SUIT.ABIA' FOR HOLIDAr-14145.P.W4kt
4 , .r.,- nenalrhmr. 01 Watehee and 3 . e.welry . ptroeiSkt
ntte ds4 te. .
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POUDRETTE!
[Fifteen pare Fair.Trinl U
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A; PL1Y859 27 , Fblial34lo7o, -
POUDRETTLL.;42O 00 per ton, token Licit the Faitoty
loose, or 30 Cents pew buslol, and , 4,21300 per ton 16 bags,
—delivered at Steamboat and Railroad Depots hi 'Phila.
dolphin. Slanufactery, Gray's Ferry Road,. above the A.e.
Renal, Philadelphia.
pepot,:, VXISS9/4'13 yartn,. Oftincairter, JerseA
Mat—Library Street,. 14q. gbo or the nett ,-
Office, l'bitatiely,bilk. 'Went
ESCIT
KU M.
4th & CALLOWIIIn Slrigt;, LADUPIi &
tt
. February 14, ISOS-4rues. -
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MILLINERY
B 0 0 S 04 Eli
WHOLESALE DEALERS.
Nn..4.31 .11A1111.ET Strent;nortly aide,
PHILADELPHIA, - •
fl ar e n ow °ro pe/ their 'Punt
. tianifsonuf variety of
'RIBBONS.. BQNNET MATERIALS.
. STRAW & FANCY BONNETS'.
- LADIEs , „& AtissES' .1.f41'31 • ,
ftowniis, RE[CiIES,
',naafi otherarltotes retinireil by this ISILLUItR.V.Taft* ;
'By long enerionce and etiiet attention tot `i 6renpli,
of buslu4s exalnsively; IV - 0 flatter biCfer''
inducements, in .varletyi;anti OknodefOto•
pridia—not everWliato doTrio: attootion of
IitILLWItS iOttoctfnlly oblieltot'
4ii-Particutir attention paid to filling 9rdore: .
1865..