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HUNTINGDON, PA
Wednesday morning, Nov. I, 1865,
LOCAL & PERSONAL
To Subiorlberm
Those .subscribers receiving a pa
per 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 othorwiso
The Pennsylvania Railroad Sta
tion house is fitted up in a beautiful
etyle.
Ita:Dir. Smith, proprietor of the
Jackson House, has made a fine im
provement by fitting up a large bar
room in the basement of his building.
..Home again from the "old coon
try"—our friend Felty Brown, and as
fat us over. Ho informs us that ho
had a rough time for several days on
his return.
tarn will be a source of some griev
ance to most of the "gado house-wives"
-of this county to know that the apple
crop was considerably - a failure, and
'consequently what fruit there is of
this description sells at an enormous
Trice. Apple-butter, pies, jelly, &c.,
'we bid you a long season-able adieu.
11 , Zr John 13. Givin and family have
left our midst to reside in Renova, on
-the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad. Mr.
, Givin has branched out in the mercan -
Itile business.in that place. From the
:number of citizens that have left this
reaction for that place we think he will
:get plenty of -':old customers."
ADiir- Ai:French editor gives the fol
lowing amnsing•description of the ef
fect of an advertisement: The first
time a man sees an advertisement he
takes no notice of it; the second time
be looks at the-name; the third time
be reads it; the fourth time he speaks
of it to his wife; the fifth time he
buys.
las...Sauer-kraut season has again
been ushered; and -the stamp, stamp,
stamp, of tho stamper, is or will be
heard in many of our residences. With
cabbage (in price) •on the "rize," and
on the dwindle in size, we think the
prospects for plenty of this palatable
dish aro extremely slim, at least in this
locality.
rtg,The weather for some time past,
though changeable, is indicative of
- winter, and tho blustry reign of King
Boreas is now upon us. We have not
beard of any weather-cocksprophesy
ing whether we will have a Mild or
severe winter, but es it is about our
time to prognosticate we feel safe in
saying that we will have more severely
cold weather this winter than we had
last summer. Weather cocks we are
sure, can't give us any wiser informa
tion.
.As this is the last day of Octo
ber, generally known as Hallow-e'en,
we may 'expect the usual nocturnal
visit from the brave youths who throw
corn at the windows, pull bells, pound
doors, hoot and halloo, pull cat's tails,
tie tin-pans to dog's tails, and conclude
with transplacing signs, upturning
boxes in the streets, hauling wagons,
.carts, and everything wheelable, into
'the Diamond, and making rumpus gon•
-orally -in their , attempts to turn the
town upside down.
.We say look out
for these youths, and, if you can catch
:them, make an example of them.
tta.Amongst- the many fairs this.
year, Huntingdon county was the only
place in which a premium was given
for the best looking baby. Old Hun
tingdon, therefore, is not always be.
Alin(' the times, as we may expect to
see other counties following her exam
ple next year. Sniffles- thinks that as
we hive a host of-beautiful, talented
and expert performers on musical in
struments in this place and also in the
county,next year . a premium of elfld
be awarded to the best player. Or,
if this reward is not deserving of the
flattery, let the most intellectual and
best looking young man offer himself
as the prize. roads e.nd lasses, then,
prepareyourselves for the coming show.
jt is now a pleasure to take an
,evening's stroll througb some of the
streets of our town. Now, instead of
Walking .over pathways in front of
dwellingS, ;on which mud reigned su•
preme, in some places only sheltered
by as muddy boards, we have the sub
stantial pavement of brick. Rainy
weather has not now so much the hid
eous aspect it formerly presented, and
we can walk without fear of stumbling
or falling overshoe-top into a puddle
of muddy water; ladies' skirts will not
be fringed with a well compounded
preparation of yellow mud and flirty
water, and their former care and nec
essary procaution of "holding up" their
dresses is now to a great extent ren
dered use!css. Thanks to our "borough
fathers" that such is the case; but we
would 'advise them not to diminish
their. efforts to do good, but labor on
WI the last stronghold of mud ceases
to have a. foot-hold or a skirt hold upon
the traveling community.
Gold Pena &.-Pencils,
The best assortment of the hand
sokest and best styles" for sale at
Tiewis'ilfoolz -Store
Tito Court House
The finishing touch was given to the
Court Rouse on Saturday last, and the
old building now presents a respecta
ble appearance without; and within, we
venture the assertion, is not surpassed
by any Court Room in the interior, for
neatness, comfort and appearance.
Many changes have been made. In.
stead of one half of the room being
taken up with two large old style
stovcs,with ahnostiron enough in them
to make a railroad, there is built in the
cellar, the most improved style of
heating furnace, which sondsits warm
fumes to every corner of the room ;
while the space formerly occupied by
those huge "cumberers of the grour,d,"
has been filled up with neat comforta
ble benches. The steep inclined plat
form that sustained the seats, and
which was built for the purpose of run
ning off tobacco spit, has been lowered
at the back part, to within eighteen
inches of the floor, and now extends
forward to the bar, sustaining four
rows of benches instead of two. The
former solid fence, of various turns,
and many gates, has been supplanted
by a neat substantial railing; while
the Judges' bench has les,4ened itsport
ly dimensions considerably.
By these various changes, besides
greatly improving the appearance of
the room, thorn are now seats for more
than twice the number than formerly
could be accommodated.
When all this had been done, the
painters took charge, and after being
under their hands for awhile it comes
forth "a thing of beauty ;" the ceiling,
walls, pillars, doors and benches, each
having received their color—the blen.
ding of the light and shado upon each
presenting a very fine 'appearance.
The Commissioners deserve much
credit for their taste in planning, and
energy in prosecuting the improve
men 03.
And now that it ie once again do.
cent, it is hoped it will receive more
care and attention than formerly, and
not be given to every wandering show
man, who desires to exhibit his folly
to the mixed audience who usually at
tend such entertainments, and who,
between scones, seem to have no great.
or ambition, th to see how much
they can deface the walls and furni
ture.
There needs to be appointed some
person to take charge of the building
and grounds, who will give it some
attention, and protect and preserve the
property from the ravages of thought
less vandals. We think any person,
no matter who, that would be caught
defacing the property in any way
should be dealt with in such a man
ner, as would teach him, and all others
so disposed, that it cannot be done
with impunity.
Soldiers , Monument Fund.
The following is a list of Chairmen
of township and borough committees
appointed fur the purpose of soliciting
subscriptions to the monument fund.
It is hoped the county will be speedily
and thoroughly canvassed, and an
amount of money raised sufficient to
erect a monument worthy of the object
for which it is intended.
William Dorris, Esq., Huntingdon:
Hon. B. F. Patton, Warriorsmark.
Hays Hamilton, Franklin.
John Porter, Porter.
J. M. Stevens, West.
Thomas Lore, Barren.
Asbury Oaks, Jackson.
Henry Wilson, Oneida.
Isaac Long, Juniata.
Milton Sangree, Walker.
H. L. McCarthy, Brady.
John Flenuer, Henderson.
John Donaldson, Union.
David Clarkson, Cass.
John Griffith, Tod.
John Bentord, Carbon.
Rev. Theobald Fouso, Hopewell.
John Garner, Penn.
Thomas Uttley, Springfield.
Samuel MoVitty, Clay.
Alexander Appleby, Dublin.
David Baker, Cromwell.
John Silverthorn, Tell.
Hon. W. B. Leas, Shirley.
R. ALLISON MILLER,
Cuxir nun Executive Committee.
It Dlajt be Stopped.—Another Accident
The fast running of trains through
our town must be stopped. On Sat.
urday last we witnessed an accident
on railroad street immediately in front
of the Jackson Hotel. Wo were stan
ding in the door of the barber shop
opposite and we noticed a young man,
Theodore Murty,come out of the Jack
son House ; and in attempting to cross
the track was caught by the locomo•
tive of a passenger train which was
running at great speed, and dashed to
the pavement at least twenty-five feet
Iromwhere he was struck. Isis left
artriwas broken, his bead slightly cut,
and he wassevbrely injured internally.
We are satisfied that the rules of the
Company, forbid the running of trains
through town at the speed we witness
almost every day. If tho company
cannot stop such wreeklessness on the
part of engineers, our citizens must
take the matter in hand.
Another Railroad Accident.
A brakeman on one of the Stock
freights, named Dougherty, had two of
his fingers mashed on Friday last,
while in the act of coupling the loco•
motive to thp train. This young man
has bow) in the employ of the Penn--
sylvania Railroad Company for the
last three years, and had never receiv
ed an injury before.
ger-Dr. D. P. Miller has opened an
Once opposite the Jackson House,
where he offers his professional servi•
cos to the community at home and at,
tl arg g
Einalaess Cards.
We direct the attention of our mer•
chants and business men generally to
the column headed "Professional and
Business cards,"an the fourth page. We
have inserted the names of ou r yearly or
otherwise liberal county advertisers
under this head, and do so gratuitotis
ly. Those merchants in the county
who desire their name and address
placed in the column can be accommo•
dated by handing in their advertise
ments. The advantage in having the
name and address thus situated gives
our readers a better opportunity of
finding them, and then they will know,
too, "who is who," "and whore is
where." Business men who do not ad
vertise can have their card placed is
the column by paying the regular ad•
vertising rates.
Soldiers , Vote
The following is the official vote of
some of the soldiers from this county
still in service:
Twenty one voters from this county
attached to Co. IC, 3d Regt., Penna.
Pro. Vol. Cay., in camp near Winches
ter, Va., voted as follow :—Hartrauft,
19, Davis, 2; Campbell, 18, Linton, 3;
Baker, 19, Brown, 19; BeaVer, 19;
Bathurst, 19, Doan, 2; Myton, 19;
Warfel, 18; Planner, 18, Lightner ; 3;
Glasgow, 18; Sangreo, 18.
Ono voter attached to the 3d Rogt.
Penna. Artillery, Fort Monroe, Va,,
voted as follows : Ilartranft, 1; Camp
bell, 1; Baker, 1, Brown, 1.
va.The remains of sergeant Smiles
D. Cunningham, of the 40th P. V. V.,
who was killed in Virginia, the ith
day of June, 1864, were last week
brought from Coal Harbor, Va., where
they had been interred ; and buried in
the Huntingdon cemetery on Satur
day. Sergt. Cunningham enlisted in
the first company for the war, from
this place, and remained in the service,
with but Bhort, intermission, until his
d6ath, in every station and on every
occasion, acquitting himself as a good
and valiant soldier.
Unfo'rtunate Occurrence
On Tuesday morning last, two broth
ers named Simpson, started from Mill
Creek to hunt wild turkeys. While
in the woods, by some unfortunate
misunderstanding, James was shot in
the throat with a rifle ball by his
brother. The wounded was borne to
his home in Mill Creek ; the ball,
which passed from his neck to his
shoulder, has been extracted, and Mr.
Simpson evinces signs of recovery.
re d - One day last week another pris
soner broke out orrather climbed out of
jail. Out of the seven confined in our
jail three weeks ago, but one remains
awaiting bearing at this month's court,
and ho is of the colored persuasion.
The last absconder effected his escaped
in the day-time, during the absence of
the Sheriff, by climbing over tho wall.
Malefact6rs, we warn you that it is
not safe—to ba confined in the Hunt
ingdon jail.
Ate. L. GUEI3 has retired from the
publication of the Juniata Sentinel,
which paper he has edited during the
last three years. Mr. Guss has taken
the Cassville Seminary, which he will
shortly open for the instruction, exclu
sively, of orphan children of deceased
Pennsylvania soldiers, in conformity
with the law passed by our last, Lewis.-
iature.
Reward the Soldiers
J. B. Shontz & Brother, two as good
soldiers as faced the enemy during the
war, are in business at Marl:lesburg,
and have just opened a large stock of
now goods, just such as the people want
every day. They are deserving of all
the patronage a generous public can
give them. Soo their advertisement.
ILLllnrrood Academy
This institution will again be oponed
on the Bth inst., by Prof. W. A. llun•
ter, who successfully ,conducted the
Cassvillo Seminary un'.ii it changed
Owners. Wo have no doubt Mr. Hun
ter will be equally successful in build.
ing up the Shade Gap Academy.
De Mr. Henry Liester has bought
a portion of the corner lot from Mr.
George Steel, and intends erecting a
three story brick upon the spot. Wo
hope to see the building soon eomple.
ted, as it will no doubt supply the
want long been needed on tho deserted
cornet..
THE GREAT MEDICINE!
M'Entyre's INDIAN COMPOUND.
A NEW SUPPLY JUST RECEIVRD
AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE.
PRICE PER, BOTTLE, 50 CTS., and $l,OO
ite3s.- The "Nevada Steam Mill" in
West Huntingdon, has been purchased
by Mr. S. Kinney McCaban, and we
are pleased to learn that ho intends to
put it in first into order immediately,
and will be ready in a abort time to
commence business.
MARRIED,
In Lewistown, on the 24th of Octo
ber, 1865,_ by Rev. Edwin Hale, T.
BENTON REED, of Petersburg, this
county, to ars, MARY L. BANKS, of
Lewistown.
At the residence of the bride's father,
- on Thursday evening, the 26th Octo
ber, 1865, by Rev. S. M. Moore, Mr.
HARRY J. McirEEft, of Harrisburg, to
11,1i88 CLARA. P. HOUTZ, of Alexandria,
Pa. NO cards
Will the kind and happy couple
please accept our best r - gards for the
!‘card," we were the recipient of. May
the popular bridegroom meet with con
tinued puccees in hie new relation. .
Items about Home.
has been discovered in Cam
bria county at the depth of five hun
dred feet.
Bears.—These aninials sre pl e nty i n
Juniata county, 016 Okra having re
corded the trapping of five, which are
on exhibition.
Vineyard company.—A company,
with a capital of. $lOO,OOO has been
formed, for the ealtivation,„of grapes
in Mifflin county. They expect to
realize large profits.
Discovery.—Jron ore has been dis.
covered near LeNclstown. Two shafts
have been put down, both of which
struck ore of a very good quality at a
depth of about forty feet..
Railroad Accident.-3 man aged 55
years, while walking on the track on
Friday, near Newton Hamilton, was
struck by a freight train, and had
three ribs and an arm broken, and his
foot badly crushed.
Bear Shot.—A bear, weighing about
150 pounds, was killed near the village
of Shade Gap, this . county, on Tuesday
last, by a party of hunters from. Shir.
leymburg. Bears are reported to be
plenty on our mountains.
Child Shot Dead—ln Mifflin county
a child named Mary Robinson was ac
cidentally shot by her brother, while
playing with a shot gun, which con ,
tamed it heavy charge. The load en
tered the breast of the child.
Sad Accident—A daughter of Jos.
Hammond, of Cambria county, was
killed on the 23d ult,, by the accidental
discharge of a grin in her father's
house. The load passed through her
head, killing her instantly.
Sudden Death.—A. man named Alex-
S. GiLboney, of Belleville, coon- .
ty, left, his house, on Priday, and not
returning for some time, search 'was
made, when he was found lying in the
woods. Ho was carried home, and
died in a short titne.
PUMA DELPHIA MARICICTS
November, 1.
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Fancy and Extra Fatally Flout ...........t t0.75®10,25
Common and Superfine . • :8,0008,75
Rye Floor 37.50
Corn Meal... • ¢1.75
Eitra White lUral.. .t,2,60a3.00
.
Fair nod Prime Red $25.1002,82
ltyo 1,20
Corn, prime Yollow 83
Outs . 52
Barley 51,35
Cloverseed, ?St lbs 0,50
Timothy 52,50
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Flaxseed 53,10
Wool • • GOZ7O
!lidos • —l3
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY S. E. HENRY 5: CO.
Extra Family Flour ilbbl $11,50
Ext. do . 1,1 cwt 6,00
Corn Meal 51 owl 52.50
White Wheat 2eo
lied Wheat "' 10
Pro 1 00
Nel - 1 ,, Corn 70
Onto 50
Clovereeed 750
Flax eeed n"O5
Dried Apples 2,25
Butter 40
Eg.gx 5
Lard 35
Ilann 30
Shouhlor 25
t. , Dles • . ^3
'Pillow ' • 15
Du . • 800
SPECIAL NOTICE.
trio THE LADIES.—Do you really
intend to cease wearing the beautiful styles now
so prernhint, or dress le, elegantly, because the rt bet
Jett. Dario, was captured in Fashionable Forialo attire!
One moment's calm reflection will sur e ty serve to change
your rash resolve. Tho angols had too much good relate
to lay aside their pure chaste, robes of white, because
they hat fora time served to hide tee deformities of that
Prince of liebols, the Devil. Can you err in following the
examploof inv,ele? Then having made asp 3 , sss•
that you will continue to dress tastefully It.gardless of
rebel acts, do not food to call at the store of the subscri
bers, vsho nail! be happy ad all times to furnish
.:.ans with
such ureic:a of dress as you may desire. Urge your Nth
ern, husbands, htaltere, neighbors and childron to visit
tho same store. They can here be suited in good articles
of loots. Shoes, Clothing Material, Hats, Caps, -Qtfeens
wore sad a gonoral assortinsat of Clroceries, on as rm.
iwihblo torsos as at any Hous3 in town. Store on South
east corner of the Diamond, Huntingdon, Pa.
may 31, 15/5. NCIS It. WALLACH,
REMEDY FOR TDE PIDES.—It is IL
blessing to the suffering to know that We
biro an effectual cure for this troublesome
disease. Mr. J. P. Hozarde, of 164 Second
street, Cincinnati, 0., takes great pleasure
in informing all'who aro suffering with piles
that he used a small quantity of Dr. Strick
land's Pile Remedy, and it effected a perma
ent cure. This seems to be the case with
all who make use of this splendid prepare
Lion. It is manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth
street, Cincinati, 0., end sold by all Druggists
Be Ready.
Our renders should be ready to sub.
scribe for the "Family'Record" when
the agent Mr A. Harrison makes his
visit. We understand that it cannot
be had at any book store.
Nov Musical Instruments
A new stock of musical instruments
have just been received at Lewis' Book
Store. Violins from $ 3 to 50.
Guitars from $l2 tol 35 ; Banjos $8
and $9 50; Aecordeons to $l5;
Fifes, Bows, Strings, Rosin, Tail
Boards, Bridges, Mouth Organs, and
Jews Harps. tf.
Great Iterriedies
Prof: MeEntyre's Great Itemedies—
the Indian Compound, the Dandelion
Pills, and the Indian Vegetable Worm
Destroyer—for sale at Lewis' Book
Store, Huntingdon:
Q TB AY SHEER—Two good wothors
k:la g ed about T§ years, came to the premise.. of the
eubscribera in Porhir tp. the middle of Juue lout Thu ow
ner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take them away, otberwiso they' will to dis
posed of according to law.
oct. 11, 1865.4 t EASTON 8: WILSON ROBB.
FLORENCE SEINING MACHINE
IVINY person in want of one of the
above articles should call on 31152 DIANAH L. 13A-
Milt, Agent for tho Machine.
Huntingdon, Sept. 27—fm
J
1 -4
AIV ASSOCIATION.
ne undereigned have associated themselves together
in. the practice of the law in Huntingdon, to. Office in
the one now, and formerly occupied by J. Sewell Stow•
art, adjoining the Court House.
A. W. BENEDICT,
J. SEWELL STEWART.
July 20, 1004
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,QTOES. STOVES.
j Spear's famous "anti-dust" Cook, Wellington Cook,
Continental Cook, and a splendid variety of gas burner,
and other Heating Stores, for - coal or wood, just ro
reined, and for sale at tho Hardware Store of
JAMES A. BROWN.
Huntingdon, Oct. 18, '65-tf.
DUSINESS MEN, TAKE NOTICE!
/t you want your card neatly printed on earn!-
,
epee, call at
f 809,FiirD 47:4r.f0ninr32.,E9/?.
PENNSYLVANIA
PAINT AND COLOR • WORKS..
Liberty White Lead !
Liberty White .Lead !
TRY IT ! TRY IT I
Warranted to rover more surface, for same weight,
than nuy other • Boy the best, It le the cheapest.
TRY IT !• TRY IT!
Liberty Iced Li whiter then any other.
Liberty Lesid covers batter . than any other.
Laairty howl a ease Longer than any other.
Liberty Lead is inure economical than any other.
Liberty Low: iv more frco from Impurities and to
Warranted to do more and better work, •
at a given cost, than any other.
Buy the Best, it is the Cheapest.
Manufactured end warranted by
ZIEGLER & SMITH,
'Wholesale Drug, Paint & Glass Dealera,
137 forth Third Street, Philada.
ctl 1,13115
7saLITEW BOOT .AND SHOE STORE
AFRICA
Ilocum., Ilt, ptlitlic that ho L. jast --
pored at hit yid stoic!. at lira Diamond,
, il initia:Aim, .
A Fine Assortment of all kilids of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children
MI of which he will cell at fair prices. Quick sales and
send/ profit. Call aid examine my stock.
Manufacturing and Itopairing none to order as usual.
Huntingdon, tint. 10, 1161.
A E
AND
CUTLERY !
IMMENSE STOCK
ENDLESS VARIETY
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c,
NOW OPEN
AIV.D 10R SALE BY
JAS. A. BROWN,
P - EXNA
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOOK
Iluptingdon, Get 17.
•
NEW CI 4 OTILING
AT LOW PRICES.
M. CUTMADJ
HAS JUST OPENED A FINE STOCK OF NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which he offers to all who want to he
CLOTHED,•
AT NIMES TO SUIT TIIE TIMES.
Ilia Stock cougiati of Roadrhunlo Clothing for
MEN AND BOYS,
ALIO,
. DOM AND SKOI:S, HATS AND CAPE, BC., AC.
Should gcntlerne9, deslia any particulor kind or cut
clothing not found In the stuck on hand, by leaving their
menvurn they can ho ack:bninnaltcd at short notice.
Call nt the coat corner of the Diamond, over Lone..
Grocery.
MANUAL GUTMAN.
Huntingdon May.
NEW STORE, AND NEW GOODS,
CHEAPEST CLOTHING in ToWu
LEOPOLD BLOOM
HAS JUST RECEIVED
A LA iLt It ASSORTMENT OF ,NEW STYLES OF
A. ND NUN= 12 G OODS,
Wlllols he offers to the public
AT THE CHEAPEST RATES.
Ills. stock consists of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, &c. &c.
His store is at the
OLD E113.1D TOP CORNER, lIIINTIMIDA
Where be will be pleasod to recolre and accommodate all
customers, LEOPOLD DLOOM.
Huntingdon, Oct. 10, 1501.
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A T T 1E N T 1 0 N!
R. S. WESTBROOK Si CO,
Would respectfully call the attuntion of the ,k
public to their fresh stork and attractive va• tOrl
riety of
GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONERIES, •
TOBACCO & SEGARS, •
FRUIT, NUTS, TOYS,
And In fact everything generally kept In such a store.
Thoy are prepared to cella the most remobable prices,
and by a dose attmition to busiuecs, and their endeavors
to please everybody they hope to gain the good wilt and
patronage of the public:
Their .tore la located on lull etreet, directly opposite
tho First Notional Bank, and was formerly occupied by
Mr. Win. Saxton. sod= 3m
NOW OPEN ,
WHARTON & MAGUIRE'S
• NEW
2E - Dreorci - vsnisoVe, tCar®,
IN THE BROAD TOP DEPOT BUILDING.
The public generally are invited to call before purcha
ming elsewhere.
Huntingdon, Juno 23,1868.
331cDcptes Etaacil SU:Loess.
GEO. SHAEFFER
Ilse Just returned from tho east with a
SPLENDID STOCK
OF
SHOES, GiAItER,S; &C.,
IVlticli he offers to ilio inspection of his customers and
the public generally. Ile will sell hie stock at the moat
REASONABLE PRICES,
nod those who purchase once will surely call again.
BOOTS & SIIOES MADE TO ORDER,
and REPAIRING dons in the neatest and most expedi
tious manner.
Call upon Mr. Echneffer at lite shop en MD street, a
few doors west of the Diamond. di27
GREAT ENTHUSIASM .
HIGH PRICES SURRENDER
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST.
JOHN H. WESTBROOK g
Respectfully informs the citizens of Huntingdon and
vicinity that Ito has Just recoiverl from the city a NEW and
splendid stock of
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Carpet Sacks,
Trunks, &c., &c., &c., &c.
rill of which be Id prepared toga at reduced prices.
A lot of choice CON FECTIONHIIIES have also boeu
eetc&l.
Don't forget tho old stand in the Diamond. Old onto•
nets and the public generally are invited to call.
Huntingdon, aprll2, 1865:
COUNTRY DEALERS can
0,11.1 li l y GLOTIHNO from mo in Huntingdon at
WHOLESALB as choap as they can in the
ities, as I hare a wholesale store in l'hiladolultiii
11. ROMAN.
Z..iliezttico3rxeiai•.
-r OIIN MEGAILIAN
u informs tbo pohlie that ho has taken out a license to
cry sales at any place in the 17th Congressional district.
Address him at lliddlesburF, Bedford comity, or Bost
poster at Jester Creak, ftungpidrr cannty. se:Ell?ns
1865. 1865-
CLOT IIING;
H. ROMAN.
NEW
CLOTHING
FOll
TALL AND . WINTER,
JUST RECEIVED
At
ROMAN'S
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
For Gentlemen's Clothlng'of the boat material, and made
n the beet workmanlike manner, call at
11. ROMAN'S,
oppotita the Franklin Howie In Market rtwaro, Hunting.
don, Pa.
Huntingdon oct 'trio
NEW STOCK or GOODS.
EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO CALL AT
S. Si SMITH'S STORE,
ON HILL MEM', IIaNTINODON; PENNA
T PEST
PISGAH and MOLASSES,
COFFEE:, TEA. and CHOCOLATE.
FLUOR, FISh, SALT and VINEGAR,
CONVEO7IIOtCVLIES. CIGARS and TOBACCO,
SPICES OF TiL5 11.7f5T, AND ALL KINDS,
and ovary other article ucti:Oly (mind In a Grocery Sloe.
ALSO— Drage, Chemicals, Dyo
Faints, Varnishes, Oils and Spiiiilirpontio4,
Fluid, Alcohol, alms and Putty, .
BEST WINE and BRANDY for medical purposes.
ALL THE BEST PATENT MEDICINES,
BOOTS .AND 5110115, • •
and a largo number of articles too numerous to mention
Tho public gonerally will please call and examine for
the/unison and loam my prices.
lluntltigdon, Oct IT 'O5
CHEAP GROCERY STORE,
72",TEIINOMMElli
HILL ST., HUNTINGDON, PA.
'FRE undersigned oilers for the- in
specnot, and purclinse of customers alarge'and no
ii-ortod stock of Groceries, Provisions, &a. lie feels mitts.
fled they coo ho accomodsted with anything in his lino.
Ills pricos ars low, rind his stock.fresh and gold, Ho
keeps the heat of • • •
SUGAR, COFFEE,
TEAS, SPICES, SALT,
TOBACCO & SEGARS,
BOOTS AND SHOES ,
HATS & CAPS, &e:
ALSO-
HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
.2aOLASSES, OILS, VINEGAR,
FISH, CHEESE, FLOUR RICE,
Ancl NOTION S_•of every , kind
A select stock of DRY GOODA. together with QUERNS.
WARE; and all other or:dotes kept tern wall regulated
establiohntent for sale al re formable prices.
SID— Ills store is on Hill glycol, nearly opposlto the
Denis, and in the room fornierly occupiod by I). Grove.
Call and examine. Z. TENTER.
Huntingdon, Oct 17, llft. , .
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ! !
25 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
THE CHEAPEST I
SIMON COHN,
• AT COFFEE RUN. STATION,
•
Would reeititr3fully gm attention of his obi patrons
cpecielly, end the public to general, to - hls extensive
stock of well selectild new geode, jolt received frees the
Ilastetu cities, consist idg, in part, of
Dr , y Goods,
Clothing', Wool
en Warn, Notions,
• flats and Cips, Boots and •
Shoes, Bonnets, Shawls, Circo
lars,llardware, Queensware, Gro-
conies . Wood and Willow-ware, Tobacco,
Segall' ' Nails, Glass, Provisions,
Oil, Fish, Salt,' Tinware, Cop-- •
par . Ware, .Drugs and -
lifedlidne's,
• Watches, 3Cib,
•
end all other articles kept in n Sett class try store;
all selected with the greatest care and which were pur
chased for mill only, and' Mier& him to eell them at a
very low figure. Ties public will Cud it to their advert.
tags to call and examine our unsurpassed stock, before
purchasing elsewhere. No pains will be spared in chew
ing oar boods. Ladles are, specially invited to examine
oUr•large stock of fashionable dress goods; Shawlsi'ell%
enters, thins, and a great variety of 'Woolen Onoda, Hosie
ry, Sc. Also, a handsome assortment of LADIES' COATS
All kinds of produce taken in exchange nt the highest
.market prices Cash not refused. Dy strict attention to
tin want.s at customers, we hope to receiver a continuation
of the liberal patronage with which wo hese boeuhoreto
fore favored. Caine one and all. and tar. 7
New Goods received daily.
oct IS loss. :DION COHN.
- 49
Agth
s"" 1 - ktiP e— rg.4 , F
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SIMPSON, ARMITAGE & GO,
[TAVING PURCHASED the (m•
ug.. tiro stock of Wm. Colon, we now offer to tho public
at reasonable prices our immense stock of
MECHANICAL, RELIGIOUS,
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
STATIONERY, POCKET BOOKS, PORTMONAIS, &C.
Also. Latest Styles of . • .
WALL PAPER & WINDOWSHAEER,
MAGAZINES, mid 'Daily and Weekly Papers constant
ly on hood.
tra_Orders from abroad promptly attendod to:
CALL AT BROAD TOP CORNER,
Huntingdon, MnY3,1865-1y ,
WAR FOR THE UNION
NEW ORLEANS, St. LOUIS, 31EMPIli$,NVIIFOLX,
TAKEN.--.A.511131" AND BACK- •
BON.k 02 " SECI:ga " EitOllEN • .
But while you rejoice at iho nuccose of our gallpnt.
trootfe end the prospect of the speedy downfell of the
Rebel Army, do not forgot to cull et the store of • -
WALLACE. & CLEMENT,
boforo purchasing elsewhere, and see our new stock
goods, consisting of
Dry Goods,
roceries, . .
.
Bouts and Shoe.,
• Queonswara, • • •
Crockerywdee,
' Tobacco, agate,
Slarfildero,
Fish.
• • Flour,
LAlk
and a general astortruent of notions. oil of which
fared ou romonable terms for club or produce.• .
Huntingdon, July 108133. • - ' •
GOOD , MT3EINA7II3
. , .
GREAT REDUCTION IN t'RICES!
•
THE siidods of our armies end. tho.
consequent dmline in the price of gold and other
commodities, enable ma to send .
GOOD TIDINGS TO Till: BLACKSMITHS,
and all others who buy IRON, STEEL, NAILS, &a.
Baying moved my store to the largo and commodious
Bricker Store Roam, hevo received a large assort
ment of WAGON TIRR, HORSM StIOR IRON, round and
innate BAR IRON, bought from the makers einem the de
cline in gold, which I tun selling nt GREATLY REDU
CED PRICES.
All persons wishing lo buy IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
LOOKS, PAINTS, GLASS, or any kind of HARI:MARK
for cash, will save money by nailing their orders, er
tag at the Hardware Store of •
JAMES A. BROWN,
Huntingdon, Pa
April b, '65
lOVERING'S AND SUNLIGHT
_Li Syrup, New (Werth?, rotto Rico ttloltiseles, Coffee,
Snore, To., !cc. ut. E. N. BENXI' d CO.
WTOOL, BLANKETS, COVER—
lets, lu g rann, Bag and liomit Carpets, Rugs, 011
end Floor Cloths, nt, /lEtillY 1c 00.
- PARREL, SACK, and DOLT SALT,
_ELPPlaster, Antltracita And Pit taburg4 n a r
at ' 8. P.. HENRY a CO.
ATADE TIP CLOTHING, BOOTS
alms, Quoeaa.•.care, Cgdar and Willow Ware, tarp
eat stock In tin country, at S. E. HENRY & CO.
IGURED DELAINES, MERRI
af ma. aria rtmericim r
. Finta j aint . lift E rn . efangf,ixtt,
DRESS BUTTONS & TRIMMINGS,
of the latest styles, Belt Ribbon and Beaks, Ho
siery, GlO.ves, Edgings, P .
i &e., at
S. E. HENRY OD.
•
ADI.ES' DRESS GOODS, eolllpri
ainglieverytbing new and desirable, such na Dreas
ell a, silk mohair, and Irish Papilla, alpaca., Cessimere,
&drum, Meal:nen, all "cci Jl , renab Delaines, sqz,ny
E. lIERI Y s CQ,
3E7. 1 (=0.
THE RUINS OF. ILM:rAT4r4N
.
DR
IA FOUNDRY. - •
THE uuclersignod - -not feoling to N.
Lbund the Foundry now offers fir sale the rulrir and
nil property oared: The buildfng warn stone et:motors.—
The Moulding room wan 44x 98; Were room, Engine and
Lathe rooms were 89 x 47 ; the wails of which An still
etending.a.nd Were but little inJured'lty„the Elm :Tata
gine, boiler and stack aro Perfect ; tbocapaliilialso 601311:
ing uninjured. Merin* a largo stock of valttablekpat ,
terse, consisting of roiling mill, grist foill, , forgnandfur•
naco‘patterns; a lar - en stock of ftesna for alllsindsof,Wor,k,
a full ant of largo end sman crain and. hand ladles,-tho
largest of which 1 , 1 capable of hobffiL.T.o7onty hundred,
The ground connected with the IfolindrY Is one acre and
fifteen perches, on which there is erected a frame building
ueed a* a pattern house; also, wagon and housed.
Three hamlet' and lots. haring fruit, &c., all or nldch
trill be sold cheap. Terms easy to suit tha purChaser.
For Anther particular' apply in person or by mall to -
Alstrarldria;lluntlugdott county
Penna.
19E1
A FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
rilhs subscribers will offer at . private
lag about
sale a farm situated In Jackson toti•nablp,Usatalu
_
_ • TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
•
ono hundred and forty of which are cleared, and the bal.
once well timbered with pine, oak and chestnut.
The improveinentst consist of a good dwelling house,
bank barn, blacksmith shop, corn house, wagon shad, and
other memory out bplidiumt
..ktranch of Stoke Cook rune thrlingh this prendlkier
and a spring of food . and boyar falling • welter hoar the
house. A good. apple orchard, and a numberof young
peed] trees are also on the farm. • • •
•
. . .
This is a dosirable location, well adapted to the raising
of stock, and is convenient to schools am! churches.
For further information luquiro of the undersium4
oc4-Im
Igiztatonmk Mic3xb Sta,lep,
TUE HEIRS of Joseph Reed will sell
01v:t...a10 a yaluable Ilmestono him con!alrilli
157 Acred; 141 Perches;
awl ellovrances, situate in WBST TOWNSHIP, Ifuntrei.
don county, Pa, one. rune fro t. Petersburg, which le on
the of the Penna. Railroad.
S. S. 5111T11,
. .
About 120 acros aro cleared and in good state of cultiva
tion, including soma 25 acres In meadow: The remain
ing partle avcil timborod and la every acre available for
farming purposes
There aro on it a large well finisked brick honse,
a large bank barn, ono tenant bones, a brick spring
home, carriage house, wagon shed and corn crib.—
Also, an excollontapple and poach otehavel. The Soucos
are good, including nearly 200 panels post and rail fence.
Os the farm are three Inver. failing swings of Om heat
limtabine natal., and a numing stream parainethrotigh
ono corner of tho barnyard. This presents a taro chance
to obtain a prodneti ve,.(lrst quolity.farm.
For further particulars call upon or address, previous
to Octobor 20th, the undersigned.
T..1).1tER.1); Pat'ereburg, I 0..
sel,o JAMES A. BROWN, lluntlugden.
VALUABLE -REAL ESTATE, AT
PRIVATE SALE.
Tbo.undersignod'•Wlll salt TorriCreakaiiible - price MOW;
owing real oatale sititate in DUBLIN 'Township, Hunt
, ugdon countyr belonging to Mrs. Eliale M. Pyle.
No. L—AdJoiti ;ands or James Neely, William Sieve
rt, and others, containing ono. bundrod and slain;
ores and arty..live perches, ntOW Jess. . •
No. 2.—Adhih&e lands of Jathos . Neely, James Kelly;
and James.Oree, cop mining screntopu . acres; more or less:
No..3.—ApJoining the above and •cantainingaiv.in teen
cores and thirty-six porches, part whereof is cleared.
The real rotate above mentioned wee purchased by Ws.
tltza jl. Pym at, SherUrs sale of the property :. of William
Any person 'Melting to, pUrchtio..ll.lo above properties
can ascortilii the. full particulars and tenni Ofsale bj
calling on 11. C. Robson, Esq •of Shad° Gap. or
...
SCOT r, BROWN & BAILEY, ,-
...
. .
• Huntingdon. July 12, 192.5. . Attys. for E. Al.iryrd.
. .
rrinE undersigned offer the _Philo : oil
which they reside, in West, towneljtp, AttutinVou
county; at private mile. it le situated three miles frgee
Petersburg, and the same distance from Railroad and ca
nal. It contains tilt.en hundred and forty-nine acres and
alimranco; good . buildings, and shoat coo hundred sod
fifty Rem cleared ; and well :abided for a stoi cfarm. , r
• • - 3. B. 31A(1111itil,
'
3EZI Ni 7 CYET VTIT.a..I4 11 1 1
A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH LIKENESS,
CALL AT
DQNNELL & KLINE%
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
On Hill Street, two doors west of
LOC& Book Store.
CALL AND SEE, SPECIMEIq.
Huntindon, Opt 4, 165-4-,
Electricity.
• _
FIR• • BREWSTER, HAS OPENED
Li all Mitre in Huntingdon, Pa., and has cured, and
'further Pledges himself to cure a chwof diseases act no
lodged to be incurable by nay known process of medics
'Hon, diseases that never have, nor pivot' can coatioll
ed, only by his mode of applying the vartone modifications
of .tileattricity.,- - t: • '
, Ibe Doctor doei n tit , wielc eadick irnpreision llfat
he cures ail diseases - in nil conditions; he does hot wish to
shock the cense ofr• the public by asserting' fhat he can
cure pulmonary consumption after the lunge are halfdt.
cayed, 4010 -pledgee hitnsolf to cure evety - ease, of :pal.
tummy routuurption in the early and - middle adge,"add
every other disease where a sufficient amount Of Vitality
remains for -reaction. • .1 !
... . . . .. • •
Electricity is always saro in Ito Rancho(' anailicileiiCod
oPecator. The currents' are . perfectly , iinder nsTtrol, and'
co,. bo regulated to suit the • delicato nerves of a child
without any unpleasant sensation:" • • - . " -
&r- All thoso who hare long suffered from painful end
obstinate diseases 1 : ,
ANyi- All thosa who 1;avo bean giron op by Other Phial
:clonal • • • •
All those who Lave Loop diointerett as tuaorobto
from hospitals! • ^
ARE INVITED TO CALL
.- , ,
I.loeticitY, tinllk6 Medicine, ia cipable of prodticlng all
the changes necessary to cure any. discaeo„when, applied
from proper polarities. Tim following are among the clls
eases our system of practicohas pi•oyed isgedinlly euteeee.
fill In curing. • , - . , • ~ . ,
blie'ases guro by 311ectrop*hy.
. _ .
Amaur OSb; ApllOllY, loss of voles, 4z.. ; , Asthma: . Agna-,
Chills, fever and ague: Atrophy; nervous consumption;
Atony of the stomach,. ' Amonorrhcea, tpppressed menses;
Ali Mercurial diseases; Bites of poisonous insects or ant.
male; Bronchitis; storm or gravel in plodder; Gensurop-,
lion; Chlorosis, green'sicicuces: Concussion of brain; Con.
traction of, oboes; stri'eturo• nflimbs,Cholic, from differ
ent canseg - Cianips or apesni% cbronittou. salt's;" CUsti'ex:
tiviSaljokikifif fill kinds, Corea; St. Vitus dance; Coldness
of foot ntid hands; Cancers, id cettolu stages; Copper col
ored cuticle,. or bletchcsf Catarrh; Itiptheria; Deforme d .
limbs straitened, Deafness, from paralysis or detoustie
nerve; Dizziness or drotreitiess; , Dropsy; Diabetes; Dye.
pepsia, in alt its [Mins; Dlsmenurrhom; painful menstrde
ntion; Difficult respiration; Enlargement of joints; Ear
ache; Epilepsy, falling sickness.; Pits, from different con.,
see; Onstritton, irritation of the, stomach; Gout; Goitre-
or swelled nook; Glandular swellings; Homiplogia; Hem
orrhage, from different eausee; Hysterin,-Irritablo spins,
dr.:sick or nervons Headache; InSithily; Inflamed or sun°
eyes; Incoutinaneo roTpldstate of Lii,exi.Lungs.
hemorrhage of, congestion of, Sc.; Locklaw;TAver,enlitrge
meat ',el:mhos-rhea; dour albus; -whites; Mental de
pression; SitiscuTitr contraction; kienstruation, derange
ment In; Monemankt; M g Numbness, from !Nudes
or othorwise; Netiraiglm Nocturnal emissions; Old sores,'
indolent ulcers; Osumi; in some of its forms: Paraplegia;
Paley, numb .or - shaking, 'Paralysis, in whatever park
Poisoning; Palpitation of the, heart; Prostration from vit.'
rims causes; PEolitimits titan% Ac, ProlnPeue aid, or piles;
excessive Perspiration; Suspended Perepiketlon;. Pulmo
nary apoplexyt Buell of Blood to the head; Itholtaditslll,
acme Of chroalc; .Beettessuess; Swelled Tonsils; .Sore
Throat, from any canoe; Sell rhannu"Scroluim Spinal dis
eases, curvature, Ac.; Ovarian Tumors; Ac.; Tremens, do,
lirium, or at death, Totanue, idekjou, Uteiiros Mis
placements, Uterine weakness; Weak _Eyes, .fr,c4 White
swellings.-.BREWSTER, N. D.,
out 4,1865 ' ~
Huntingdon, Pa.
LADIES" rANCY FURS
,
AT
• ,
JOHN FAREIRA'S . s . ' ..,.:
OLD ESTABLTS'R.rup •
..
M 1 11.3C • itsectramorztootccvy
718 ARCH Street above Se:aerial
PHILADZILI'IIIA..
...—, I have now in - itore of
.0' my own
,Tsuliertatlon mid
r. '
Alunntuelure, out of the
... ,
If c.,.. LA It OP. 8 7 and Most
5:,,cT IX." , . I.EAUTIFOL !electioneer
IBC.'`Ot '. Fancy. Furs,
r, , -,.... .. .l_
rf ,1V''...., ''
for T471118' and Carr
y; ' ••••i•rf4t ,, Py . (I:I7O,IYEAIt, In the
ii..
1 T i t i rKg b _ t, , lty. .111 . 130, a line t assort.
f 1. 1 z cit -;:--% <--::.. 9 , • 4 0,, D 'e atop
0_ r ; T A.:':',V. ",.. ,- 7' Glared and Collars.
A. 2 ----
dr
% ,,,,: y . e a r z b ll .
er cy . ., r ,,e
at- - 1....., - _ 1111A8aN ABLE Plf.loBB
'-24 - Ix--nd I would therefore
-...(....?..,,:._,_''. 4--- - - • - solii a' call from itij ,
-.7,7 - ,..iiiti: - *.-lif-- - friends of Huntingdon
,-- ~........---- county aud vicinity.
.02- llomomber theliame, Number and Street I .
JOHN PAREIRIs,
718 ARCH, Sheet, above 7111, South aide,
sell-Am - - PHILADELPHIA.
A7 , -- 1 HITE NO PARTNER. NOR 'CONNECTIOI4
WITH ANT OTHER STOIII/ IN PHILARELPHIA.
ALEXANDRIA - : BREWER
E. 0. & 0. W. COLDER.
HAVING enteral! Into .oripartnerelelp in the •
Alexandria 'Brewery, the public are informed • r s
that they will,ha prepared at all times to rat
ordure no the shortest notice.
Alexandria, Jan.13.1.130-tt
trALD BRASS AND COPVER
Agken
in#azob.or for &CoO9 "! ihn H trr . f . .
ME
JOSEPH DUFF.
BABIIIEL DUFF