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HIINTINGDON;.PA.
Wednesday morning, Dee. 6,;1865.
W. Lewis, Editor and Proprietor
Hugh Lindsay, Associate Editor.
An Appeal for our Market.
Some great measures, like some greet
men, have bad very obscure begin
nings;-this, we think, will prove true
in the measure of locating a market in
the somewhat backward town of Hun•
tingdOn. We saw . the experiment
made.On FritlaY last, and shall see it
tried:-again.. -to-day, but-too - late for
commenting upon. But what .we, saw
on Friday last convinces us that the
possibility of having a market hero is
not a dellision, but a fact: To be sure
there was'not enough encouragement ,
given to cause us , to 'rejoice, but yet
there was enough countenance given
to the enterprise to give us inward
satisfaction and sneouragement, that
there Would yet be a market fully
establ'ished, and Well-regulated in,our
Midst. There were hut.a few wagons
in,' but We believe their owners knew
jnstas much and heard as much more
as "those - Who staid away
,with , their
wagons. "And can those, who.were in
say they were not benefited? Can they
go back to their countrymen, and tell
them all the evil they might bavo
beard against the market was true? If
they" do, we know it will be told
throngh selfish motives, for they will
be the very. ones who .will
..return.
Wo havo „said heretofore that we
cOUld,See nothing in the new Market .
lawtht, would accrue to. the disadvan
tage.a
of tho,farmon Wherein the far :
mere are 'imutied," We cannot discern.
DO, they find anything le, the market
law too strict?. If there is let them
mako , their complaint., Are they put
toany, : incon,venience? It . so, Jo s t. 010111,
show where it lies .D 9 they think they.
cannot dispose of
,their merchandise as.
readily? If so, let theca diSpel such a
fear, for'tboy.cap . selljust as much and
more than they did : when : Ahoy had to,
travel over town, .and "hawked from
doOrto door.". Aro they afraid our,
citizens will not giro them as high a
price for their articles as the merchants?
If .so, they ought to ace. that they are
mistaken. Citizens will compote with
each other in purchasing, and: the
highest price will rule. people.
will not hesitate to pay: a.higher price
for' a good article than they wore.Ohli
gea to pay for a Poor one. Wo trust
we have answered;_ all . questions Ghat
maybe raised, by : our fat:mem; at least
•We want to see the market . estab-
Halted. To be sure, a, simple market
is not the best thing that can be estab
lished...lWhat ' would be best, would
be a regular, markit house, but in lieu
of that "us 'IMAM a "Market until
market'-house can be erected 'The
vast agricultural facilities of our coun•
ty should be improved, and. our hus
bantlinen,should be gtienulitted to Utak°
available .',Eit4ery 'acre they own. • And ,
as th4lS:` , *oftiis;.titetra ,eCeolU '
pilskipS44,.a result, let it be encour
aged. ~.Tbere arc many , luxuries sold
in•the cities and raised in the country
sicrroniading the cities that could be,
sOid here, but . .whieli we have had to
forego,, just because our farmers and,
farmer's:wives Wore not encouraged to
pre'ditee 7 aad make the M.. • We' hnve
the Main, A r o
upoll Cities, through, thb market
cars, for whatevetiluxurie.s and a great ,
nianrvegetables , that we eensittne;addl
in thie'fsiticUlai—We'aro situated find
are just as depßndent as
,some towns
surrounded..with.,•barrep and rocky
land, We want to see dchange, know:
ing•that it would be fo'r the good of
our citizens 'and furiners alike. Our
far,ms arejustiteurai:k and productive,
and,efirAriners are, justf as.luborious
itl-.enterprising, astlicise of soy : tithei.
region ; ottrpe;Ople ttiee . ,tuees fond :of'
neigh-,
bors in tbe.eity.,,and, it would be truly,
a, marked and profitable era that' wotild
bo'neliored onCodiage-
Meet 'be AN,Ori'-friWbi takin
; , ./1
t t oAstaottsa,,m i arket f regy,i ft ttons p. out
midst, ;:•;r. tk)
it is only . necessary for. the•farmers
to underStancrthe "rognirements of the
initrket i len- to be satisfied, w,ith
They are at'llbeity ta offer for sale any
sirtitile any day in • the week, but the
sales inust - he•Made; in the Diamond
until , noon of , ea - eli day, after that the
articles erini be offered - for salelniatiy
part of the. tbwri. , !Tnesday , anti=- Irri=
day are , clays : riamedlorily as,f reparir
market days.
MONUMENT TO JEFF.—The latest
proposition extant is ono to rear a
monument to the tnemory of Soifer-
DAIS—:-:the;cherd" of tho rebellion.
N'Testhink tintincessary as well as
ou' Southern
'battle-fields; - the Wreeli and ruin en,
tailed 'Within the . Past foci• years, the
nli'dlu'ers of widOWS and orphans north
and sOntli-L - --is• it mount - 11'6n t • sufficient
to forover hold in contempt the'as•
Burning monarch who 'marßbidled his
hosts: to subvert a.. nation's peace and
honor,
Pi:caidentJohnson,, by ‘ a proc:l4-
mAtion, restored the writ of habeas
corpus in the southern States.
1111 Will
The Writ of Habeas Corpus,
The proclamation recently issued
by the President in regard to the writ
of habeas corpus possesses a double
importance. It ,restores . the privilege,
of that time.honored conservator of in=
dividual liberty to all the unquestion
ablyilnyal districts of our country, and
thus re-establishes the complete juris'•
diction of civil -courts in Maryland,
Missouri, - and all'the Northern Statek ,
yet it significantly announces that the
privilege of the is to' remain "sus-'
pended in Virginia, Kentucky, Ten.
nessee, North Carolina, South Caro
lion; Georgia, Florda, Alabama, Mis
sissippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas,
the'l)istrict of Golumbia, and the Ter
ritOries of New Mexico and Arizona.
The Prchidenthas . thus clearly intitna•
ted his conViction of flie,nent4sity'of
continued watebfuliesii over tho dis
tricts lately:in rebellion, apd nof the ne-.
cessity of m'aintaining'ili hands of the
representatives of Op' Federal Govern-
meatapower toadt pr:Omptly and en
ergetically, that will prova'an effleent
cheek upon all 'cvil.disposed persons.
The Country will cordially Sustain and
approve this' ttetiOn 'of the Ad ministra
tion,and itehoPea will be"stroligthened
and the' restraining influences which
are
. 'eVidently still: needed in ninny
portions of the South 'to secure pros
tection to the freedmen and the devel 7
opment Of a feeling of genuine loyalty,
will nat'be prematurely withdrawn.
The tone of the recent despatch of the
President to Governor Holden, of
North Carolina, is anothergratifying
indication that' reconstruction is not to
be 'completed' before satisfactory eyi
detiteS of repentance and refortnatiOn
arc given to' the 'Elation.— The•Pres's.
J. W. ,Forney, who has issued
a few numbers. pf his ,Sunday
has met with the: espressed,opposi-,
tion of some of the elergy of Philadel 7
phia. In the conclusion of the defence,
of his course hp says
.‘.‘But I think 1 may venture to say
that the Sunday Press h reaelling as it,
does' all clas'sos, teaching as it does
nothing but griod princiPles; ex - praised'
in Alecor.t language, land intended to
promote patriotic ends, .will produce.
at, least as. many , beneficial Consecnea'
ces to socioty .at, large as any ode of,
its 'more pretentious "religious" coa
temporaries. Aly . o'nly object in,pitb
lishing my news-paper every clay in
the week, was to meet what I suppos.
ed to be a general demand. In other
words, to supply to those who looked
with 'favor upon The Press, dud W 136
reposed 'a 'strong colifidenCe Irr, the
sincerity of Mycouncils in the'rnidst
of our countryis,troubles; such Sunday,
reading as I ,believed would be mo,st
agreeable to ihein„.,l repeat, can
conceive: h
of no arni that will pcisSibly
result' to 'eiibe'r religion, or to society,
at large, ~ by:maintaming the. positions
I„have taken," •
and can see
ing in the contents that detracts4rom.
the honor and sanetity of the Sabbatk ;
A good Sabbath,day , journal bas been
a demand; . andlwp are pleased; te,sep
that the proper. individual- 7 .W. V 01..,
ney--has
,taken,. upon himself the re,
sponsibility of meeting sitch,demand.,.
Be' President- Johnson has sett
telegrarn : to''Governor Holdi3n; of
North' 'Ca'lb]inn im which he thanks
httii fOr'tho faithful manner in 'which
he' has discharged his duties, and as
sures iiim that.he will be suhtitinetl by:
th'e -Government,.. :He furiler 'States
that the result of the , recent election.
in North , Carolina , lias• 'done mtneh•
,
damage to the' Statein .
regard to the :
restoration of its relations 'with qbe`
Government; and further, that if tho
action ;Rini spirit of the Legislatiire
'were •in l •the same directiiin , it would
bo' more damaging, anthnig,ht
prove fatal. Ho says that it/ is hoped
the: Legislature will endeaVor rather
to heal what has—already been' done
than'to increase ther•mischief. :'• •
. TUE }AAA NOl` . ENDE9,--;l3esid.es, th o
faCtOf the restoration of the habeas cor_
pus in the rebel States, we have ether,
evidence, that-the war is uot.endecl.
liebet..chiefs arc seeyngp,ower , and.
position i❑ Southern society, bytheir,
voice. and example .they,are t eroura i .,
. .
ging, opposition, to, the
policy d S aud the. : Southern legislators,
with..reinetange
, yield th ,positive,
requirement
. 014 tbey must : repudiate
their detit.in'kEred rn 'O 9 rehellioni:
nut, withal, we have a more practicril
and warlike evidence in that of hosts
of robbers.andmurderars that thrust the
South. The reign of the guerillas has
commenced,' and them the
weight of military power will,have , to
he optercsed....
.are sometimes led,
w
to inquire, hen the neWs : pf,,soine
State
. mul:der. and robbery reaches ,us,
Are - not , 03'e aMonget us
of tiro Norh T . :End their career, 164
the.,tli.oef4t: of war will aanish.
MIMI=
7 ,I.'ENNAYLve.NrA 2 —Orrif.n.AL:---The fol•
lowing, is the official result for Auditor
and Surveyor Gendial, , at..tlic latc'ele-U
-tion
J. P. Ilartrauft, Union, 238,400
w. W. 11. Davis, Dern., 215,740
ilartrianft's majority-, 22,660
.For Surveyor General...
J. M. Campbell, Union, 237,967
J. P. Lipton, pena.,. . „
.215,981
Caniptell's majority, '21,b86
Tbo'lOttil vote for' Auditor Oeneral
•
454,140, Which is' 1 . 18,562 loss than
the'heavy vote for President' in 1860.
ffai•tranfi.'s voto`"l's''s7,99l''leie
liincoln?s, and Davis' 60,576 les's"than.
.the. deficiencies in cacti)
party being nearly the,same.
For .Auditor Gelieral
LFor the Globe.]
President Johnson's Idea---Chauge in the
Position of the "Democraoy"---Prema
tore Oppositton,_to Negro Suffrage—
How • if Aide theNztrenriote.
I have hbretofore alluded to the of
forts of the Cokierhead Democracy to
drive tho Union partyfrom its support
Of-President „Ifehniion," • No .candid ob
60ver hai failed to perceive the persis
tent eliertions they have put forth to
effect that extraordinary purpose; yet
their failure becomes move. apparent
every day. As well might they "nt
tetriPt to dam up the waters of tho silo
with bulrushes" as to seek its accom
plishment. • • : , '
r‘Phey appear have - mistaken, -
.
perhaps intentionally,
,the meaning of ,
the President When he asked : "Have
you, never : known a`man who for many
years had . differed from
,yotir views
because . You were 'in advance of him,
claim them as his own when ho came
up tp Your' stand point ?" or When ho
said further : "The Democratic party
finds its old, position ,untenable, and. is
coining to ours.''
The President's idea is so clear as to
require.no elucidation, but it, is very
suggestive and capable of indefinite
expansion. , .
Political parties during the last four
years, have had this radical difference,
that ono, has been stationary, clinging
to existing HOChlt evils with the same
tenacity that the ari4oeracy of Rurope
cling to the remaint.qf the feudal sys :
ter_ that. ga - v,0,, them their rank and
titles; the other has
. been powerful and'
progressivo, striking with an unstated
hand at, those remnants of barbarism
for the existence of which its oppo
nents NV ere ,contending.
We have seen this confliptend in the
destruction of the very foundation of
ihe.self-styled "Democratic" faith; the
party•remained,hut its principles were
annihihtted and ,it Was under the ne
cessity-,0,1 acknowledging its defeat, 9r ,
fin - ding a new hasii for its future exis
tenec. .IVith- the :desporatiort of a
drowning man, it seized on certain
portions.of Pr,osident Johnson'# policy,
manipulating `_and construing' them
with..the,hopo of imposingthem on tho
country as ,origimll "Democracy;' 89 7
shies, in•omplying with the :whole7 .
some regulations ofthe.liresident, thc,
South itself. was. 1111% . t11t1
iltt4lldo, and of, course„pur, .s,ortlie r p
"Democrats," 89 in Sumer times,
.Must,
continue to follow her example,. This
Iconceive_to be as true a picture of the
manner in which that party has come
to our position as can be given.
If the "Demooracyl' are actuated by..
patriolic,oal, why do, tlmydesire that
the, ?residene,s,own party shall ; desert
hint yhy.do they ; wish toprecipi.,
tate.questions,of great national,iMpor
tancefbefore the.pt•ope'r time for, their,
61Tpul;post,i tyy)i . ..TCV,.buTfatfAT'Op'i t f iff
BA can .th?y.,l;lPLaye that in defog this
they .may,becomo .the instruments for
disseminating the . doctrines they op
pose It will,ex!er be remembered as.
a_feqture of the. rebellion that the
South in: ber de . eito to:perpetuate sin
verydyought.aho,litionism to, a practi
eal..ati,dd successful issue.,, In. the same : ,
nIaPIIPX t4° , I ) €l l P°9ra9Y,7.
hasten .. thp progre 98; of,radical.ideaSihy,
a stand against thern,,and thus,
.gi,ving, them prom i n nce, ; Thep/ is a,.
generaldiiToSition Ott the, part of „the .
Unionists toallow those.questions that,
are liielyto pi-educe great political,
dissensions ,to ; remain, in, quiescence.,
True there are extremists„heginning :
already, to, advocate:Negro ; sufrrige,.
but. o far they, have„,noi ,beenableto,
i it gf,fttrport t.o the popular
and unless I , ll9.,",Peniocrt4io Par.tY,
comes,iu•~gill~ . its assistanc9 to . cCIIO
a,pahlie ne,doubt
continue mu abey,nni:e, for a .
,iOng.tiMe'
to pomp
Those who, •.faver the extension of.
the eleetiye franchise, to the. Negro,
know well the ningie effept of. "1)erno 1
eyatie" opposition,, and are endeavor, ,
ing to arouse it to the highest_degFee,
in order to ,seenre their p,urposes. , ,
co:Ntm ON PLACE
VIEWS:LLThe' 'V oigt
Iferad's R
the"'2rth Gittitit'"waS
NV . (sloolirad to..tliiit dity the'
tnilifaratithbritt'es fully expits
siSd'hiS'oplitioli
'can affairs.' lie:said 6'rnphitticall;+Alifee
the' 'ficlvoiit . tect,he
tended'' throne of 311;xicci Was n' liart Of
the';rebellion; tL`ti 'that hi% imniediate
oxpulsioti shoiilrl bo liart'of its liisto
ry. • 'Primed did not ask our consent to
estnblish :throne ; in _Mexico, ,and awn
should not conault flint
,power
establishing 'the lle said
thtt F f ranCe hqd •no right fo'interfOre
in the quostion, tont shb would. in
volVe herself in, a , war with uS on this
point, now i§ the time ,to Jiinve
artyly efld navy is ye,t.
b.nizcid;:and. beedre our, comineibe ig
again' sanfloitt on' eveq: 'sea.. '•
r ßripv,EEN 9A - 31NA - opts. "Pho
"pen - loci-tits" aro,,movT„in clouhtas,o
wtiether ,the r y.,,should call. .Anclrsyc:
Johnson traitor and, It coivard,, cr a
friend, and a favorite. Insteati,q eotp
ing up,, to the President's position, as
he recently, intimated, wo fear they
will ";go, back On it." Pity it is that
his prospects 'for 'the aid 'of ineli'a
powerful order are getting so'slirn. r"
; •
AErl he number of orphans 19 at
te:udaneb at the different §oldiers' Or
phans' SC'lroti this State on
of last: Oetober was 946, and the num
ber ordered to' be admitted on the let
'ult., was 1231. .esehoOl'orthis natni:e
we''nnderstood was to ho Started in
CassviPs, , ,this county, What has be
come °fit ?„
!=U
THE SCENE OF'LEE'S SURRENDER.—The
iliChMOrid'ENDZfrar64yB :—.‘!A. gentle
man just- from: Appomattox Court
house
,infiVins:us.that "there is nab , -
ing'.leftiof the apple tree under which
Genera Ldi sarrei.o .. ered but a red
hole iii and it is feared
thatruilleas the Mb fenced in, that
alsii wilt be reMoied:hy euriosity-seek-
Ors!.''lCis,a subject .worthy of notice,
too, that the opple tree alluded to was
the largest tree in the: walk being at
least forty 'tiMes the').iulk the cele•
brayed ia oak, Which was
about this site of the citadel of Liam.
About. -vino ;hundred and seventeen
cords of this apple free have already
been distributed over the United
StaOsiia" the :iliap6 of walking canes,
fishing pOlbs, urribrelladianclies, police
men's clubs; work-boxes, sowing ma
chines,' writing 'desks, hest buttons,
corks, : charms, lead pencils,:pen hand
' lee, 'toddy muddlers, tooth picks, to.
bactio pipeS, and Snuff, boxes. The
number of persons felieital:ing in those
heroic relies, is .estimated ate about
twenty: eight millions,, which is equi
valent to the number of Rebels killed,
wounded, and missing in the late war,.
according to the published - statenients,
of Northern - newspapers, from statis..
tics gathered-at the time. In fact, this
appletree ,enjoy as wide a:circulation,
as any bogus medicine in existence,
and, but'for the, fist that General Lee
didn't surrender:under any apple tree
at all, it Might be appropriately placed ;
photographically, among the historic
arobiyes of the, country, as the great
est tree in all histay-
"It is useless to titteMpt, a conviction
of 'the truth so long as the stock on
hand of the great: Appomattox apple
tree is nnexhausted, and, perhaps,
eyen,,whenthateopply giv,e 9 1 a — for
the thistrnetion of, apple trees in New
England, when the' .3.laine, hi* excited
a prejudiCe against''brandy,:irenders'
such an exhaustion probable.—history
will claim the original as the righttul:
possessor cf the fame - of the locality,
and, the surrender of General Lee un
der an apple tree will be fixed 'in tho
national reCords'andAhe Pictorial re: .
ports from tho Patent-Office on!Pomo
logy and Agriculture.".
DEATtr of
Ma;VAN Amnurtrillr.
Van, Amberg; the' great .14:m41 - inter
and successful manager of menageries,
and _well known in. Europe and Ameri
ca,' died, last WednesdSY
morning; at the hotel Of Mr. Samel
Miller, on: o,lpestnut stroot. , : - Ilis - death
was attribnted to congestion Of the
spleen:- Mr.: ,Van . Amhurg was, for;
many yoars,:a great travelor,,,m4 one
of 'the' most per Severing and energetic
men engsgedin the" iazariloti& profes
sion of tanling wild beasts.. • :
Poring' .Itis : eVentrni life he made
many narrow i
eseapes n coming in con!
tact, for :the',OrSttima with wiltl
(hi cine, oe6aSiOn n'tigor made
a most savage attack upon him, tear
ing him so badly that a portion of his
bowels protrivied. He tamed the ani
mal anally.and made him a great pet.
The pfobability is that* Mr. .Van Am.
Writ receiVed More scar 'than any
.otlier indiriduhl, wliilitiipur4uing: the
duties of the:profession, to show to the
world the triumph, of • man over tbo
most ferocious boastS of the forest or
the jungle.?
Shine -years While performing
'ty*.were in attqadance.... Eniinent lit..
eraily„, gentlemen- wore presort, find
amedg
,thein Eugene Sue, thiCauihor
of "The IVanderino jaw." ' This diS.
tinguislied writer had A fang :mil inter
, estisig interview; _with the great lien
tittner. Lim. method;of.ubiluing wild
animals, Tlip.inforination thus really , .
ea was mad the, subject of an intcrest
inb in the' Mandolin , ' Jew,"al=
though at the time the reader eMila
not ..havo.,possibly,..su rinlsed the. hero
ef.he story..: Yan.,Ainhurg . ap,
peared. on Phoslip street a tiny or
,two sir..eti ; tiPpaitrently " as Wall as' he'
ever eompliiin 'of
sickness short.tirmi.Of
his den th.- 77 414a, Tress, ;
~ . .
r-57 - We dip the folloNy Mg, from on
of the - Philadelphia daily papers.—
Our, peopl4,'vlsiting i or sdirlfng dOwn
to;,thO'Cit* vOtild d o fomake a
note of it
,13awir:i's - FINE CLO"-
Tuisc,—T lip estop ishment, located of
Clio ,:ket'Wet;
i I ,known as_ "Oak
llall'' is lii oU lUI ,the largest slid begt
&Milt - tote:if Ready %do 'Clothing and
Mon.:liar& Tailoring - ll.Otise i . in the'
State. Tbein superior excellent..
workm4nshfp and moderation.}n prices,
have rondo their hoase deserved pop-
• ' In ) their' Cust Ofti*Depaiitiferi t where
elegant ghrtnetits are ' made to: iordcr;
nonehut„tho.very best artists hi:e.em..,
plosed, And, theA e n assort m of ma
terialS to select from enables ererone
to be well
.sen y matt, and
i s''fer' nicest' ring; Whti,-Wr!t
te " I ' r •:" nOBL2ta
• •
FArutersand stock. raisers are
U Sg e q: o.k3,YeAh-e'igsttlbieS thoroughly
c!°!ln(l.lktlep „them, ; clean
throughout, the wititer.,. / '.l2,here is conN
sitierabiedisease already, among the
cattle to 599? 0 cif the 9 38 .ter,n.countielb
arid bcfearod that the cattle
pesti!eneo 3 upsy n so preyalent in Europe,
may break *bre unless especial
care is
n t,a4on n of our ' ,
Nett')St yl . 6for t '66 rYlrerrdi oit hanri
ii I:4iii.,l 4 A,RgEsT an 4, ;.,
THE iBEST ,
STOCK. OP NEW'STYLES OF
•:. • '
WALL. .PAPER
v.: 0 Ever received nunangdoiv
ij. " 1 31 OPFS " '
AO for sale atoLElvis' Book Store.
OUR 40,0 K. CONSPTS OF
IILTS; SATINS; BIANICS, BAOWNS
of v l rious styles, for
Parlor Hails; Dining. I?Gonis; Offices,
lied 1?oona, Bat' ebc.
ThiOr on the, rieL - -gdve 20 'por'eenf,.
hS buying soon ' ',‘
'lt . kill ii'iTy . all to •buy . ilJlo . fOi• Spring lile
j'ine. CiAars* , and Tobacao for
attic at LerviA' Boolf.,StPre . _
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
-
WANTED.
35,0000ne A N T E D, in sums of
Thousand Dollars and upwards, on
real wale eceitrltyiltiorth ten t tmee that amount.
lialutre of • W. H. WOODS,
devb-3I • Huntingdon, Pa.
A b3IINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
[Estate of Daniel Montague, deed.]
otters of administration upon the estate of Daniel
Montagne, Into ofereinwell twp., deceased., having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the
estate will midia payment, and those having claims will
present them for settlement.
JONATHAN MONTAGUZ,
decC—fit* Administrator:"
N OTICE.
[Estate of George Russel, dee'd.
Letters of Administration have been granted to the
undersigned upon. the. edtate of, George Russel. late of
Hopewell township, Ituncingdon. county, deceased. Alt
persons indebted will niake;paysnent; and those having
claims present them, properly authenticated, to lie.
• - OEOROE 13:WEAVER,
Core station, Dec. 5. . Administrator.
.Positively•the . Last Notice.• , .-
A LL 'l)orsons . knowing . theinsolves
immit..l to tha uallernlgned are notified to call and
sottio their INC.OOIIIIVI ON Olt OIe:FOAM T. VIII ItST OF
JAN U.A.ItY. A ll•aCcutintA not aottted.by that time will
hgcollectod by couracof law. I can. not owl will not wait
luagor. • ••, , .JOIN 111tEWSTER.
McConnellstown. Dec.s-31
*5O stolon#rom
_ tho subscriber, near Iruntingdon, Po., on Sat-
Imlay December 2. a foierel MARE, (and Saddle,
and Bridle.) risitltng tour yo, re old, light inane and tail
hind legit white front linecf down, ketripo in lier'icirehead,
and a mall specie of glean in one eye.,
$A will be paid for any information'ivhich trill lead to
the recovery of the mire, and $ - Kt fer. the ferret or the
thief. [dice] • DANIEL KIPBR.
•
•
A UDLTOP.'S NOTICE.
[F,dato of John Piper, deceased]
'kin underslgned . ,Auditor appointed by ,Orphans'
Court of Huntingdon county, to distribute tho fund In the
hands of INviit li. Tussey,.administrator with will
annexod of John Piper, late of Porter towitabip, deceased,
will vttend to the anti a of his appointment, at his (Mica,
in Huntingdon, ottSA.THIIDAY, the 23.1 day of DECESI-
ItElt,next, at. I o'clock, P. M.; when and whore alt per
sans lotting claims against said fund are required to,pre.,
sent them or ho debarred from coming in for a share of
said fund. TIIIO. IL CLAIM Elt,
..a.;Ciiat"*Se ' Male)
Government Clothing, Blankets, &c
IN HUNTINGDON, •
ON *BATUTWAY, DECEIVIEtiIIt 16, '66.
Overcoats, Bkinketa, Ilarneis,'Sa4dles,
kc., &C. in,„ Solo to c tmmetico of 10 o'clbek, V.lll.
dec5,1865-2C TIIUMAS SON, A uctionoek s,
A FARM AT , TRIVATE
_IiE sub6cilbei• riffers ILL iirk . ato Kale
mail, Monday, January let, nest; that valuable farm
on which Ito now resides, at Motor 11111, Barren township,
containing 81 4011 ito.antl,dliowance, about 80 acres m ei
elear,d and tinder good enitivatton. with water in 4.11
every' %minueo well timbered: The improve4:i .
men is trot good two story (canto pla,tered house, barn,
and nil Otheenecessary outbuildings; Wltli fountain pumps
at dwelling and barn.
''t horoolil • previous to . tho 'lst day of 'Janutiiy. it will
bo offered at Public nto On the premises on said day.
Terms made known on applictition tie the subiieril.r.
decti JOIt N, LOVE.
BILLIARDS 1 :BILLIARDS ! I
JOS'EPR'L,'''PQULT9k;
Strawberry Alloy, near Third Street,
HARRISBURG,
• . .
itespectfu4f
.c.crius the public ,that
ho hns apt-lied for their'niel hid 800 and elegantly fitted
up •Billiardltoem— iccontaitts
,•;.: ; tt,; ,
FOUlt, NEW TABLES QV SEAM'S MANUFACTURE,
supekior to tiny now in the city' • " ' • ' •
Tltis Bilitnrd Roam challenges comp:wino with
,any
room In the State, west of 'LltiltalelPhitt. • '
COURT SALF,L •
j [Heal VBate of John Kongh,dee'd.] = ' ',`
By virtue of on order or the Orphane Court of Hunt
ingdon co., I will exp , ,se to public oule; oh the Prenilses,
On- Saturday, December the= SOthi•lB6s,
at ono o'clock, p. m., Of said day, the rollowiug de:wit:ad
real estate, to wit:
•
• •
A Tit'AOT OF LAND, eittiate hiClay'tortifship,'botinded
on the north and east by lands ot.ltuthel Kough, on rile,.
soutlithy Wide OP Gooige Iteunilier;And on tlar west by,
lands.o.f. Jonathan nilJhiLAioftrairthigS2sty_threp Acres,
haring thereon A lo,gbousa and lug stable,
'11:101.1 OF SA LE:—Une half 'of purchase' Money to bb
paid upon confirmation of Bain, amid the other half tharibi
of in one - yein i thi•reafeer, ivith interest, to be secured byi
Dn.-Judgment nutc.of the purchaser. • ; ; -;
•
011'ARLES . R.'3ITADTErt."
deco 7:v.. 401 in Kough,
QC11001; TELiCHEIV , 'WANT - tri:• - '
A coinuntont tonihee iK tvnutetlto taltei charge, 431
the High School of Iluntinggon borough.. Applicants nro
deeircd to prolent.ttiomsdives .before thorboartl, ottn.tr
fore the 13th of Oecember.
ir"Z"-hilieral 'wows nlll bogirrn for n bompMent teeth.
.J. tiEIVI:LL'STEWA.ItT, .
• Wor• - ' 2O , 'CC.-tf• ;:' • ' Srcrofor.r:,.
VXFIC tn. b 1
Hslate:of JaCobEihk, ded%l.l • I
Lettere testamentary, on the canto of Jinni, Emit,
tote of township., Iliintingdoii getfd.j haring
been granted to tho nnifersigned. nil, person!, indebted
to thleeState'aro requeeted , to maim I Striniddlato p;iynt tit
and those haying cialms„ to present them dul . 4' . authenti,
cateal foe settletuent,:'- , • • • • ,
nor:9—OL. • EAmur.r. FINIt Executor.
A !IJ- 1 ); 1 ,T011,',
1 - 1 Estate of 11thrnr1 p, 'lodges deed.
The lundereiltrull!Alulltor 4lppOlpted the CoUrt
Common Pleas of Illintingdon county, to, attribute the
tateeede of the Sitsti mie. of the fausrusal estate,' hfilEtil
waist f. lloake4, irilt attend nt his office in Ituntingtlou,
on SAIIII(DAY t the, 16th dayof , D1:01)113141t,liest, of
.10 o'clock, a. He., for the purpose of malting. said tljs It 'bun
t Inn, sel'en.and where MI perabillslierin'g , clahrie upon 'said
fund are required to preeot the entnq or be dobttrrorl (torn
oentlngla'far allY share of maul fond: 1 ' 4
npp
C , 11.121117t , Auditor.
.UDITOIt'S, NOTICII
, • [Eatiite of.§amuel Ilpek. deceased.)
- underiiigned iharhikvbeeiiniiiioluted to thArt6ults
the fond. in thu hands of
,Ifnii,l3. F. Patton, Trustee. to
roll'the reel astaiti of Sittriliellidcic;'degeassil.'will at fetid
to the doteof his niutoiu{lueut ut ,the calve Scott,
Itrow's if 111;11,1,46n; it trio
SATURDAY. the 111:11 day of DEC.P.IIftEII, 180 f whet,
add pt•reoltB'lliterested ure're:galretttd present
their or ho chibArred twin. t'muiPiri Cu for a
of said fultd. ' '•' 'T. lilt01"7:1,'.• •
•
17.D . .A'911'5.,N0T1,(M1.,,..,
Cgstato of icon, - "John Her, doc'd.J
The tindersigned, auditor appointed to•'tlibtributo , the
fund in the hands pf Ihtrid S. Fur, Esq.. Trustee appoizt•
tod by tho Orphalik' Conn of fluatingdoli . cOmity to aell
the real estate of tho lion. John tier, Into . orWnllcer twp.,
doe'd., twain! among (loco haring claims against thops
tate of said deceased. and the balatico, if any globs be.
among the widows, - clilldred, add'grdtal clindron, of said
intedtato, according ,b) law;ber..!by . girea?rtotietathat he
Will'attioni for thopurposo of making said distribution,
at laispilloe,fn dittnringdon,.nri.SXLlTlWA Y; the day
of I,l:ol'.slllEll..next,ael . o'clock, I', M., when n9d where
ail Peradus elainta,Rgainst qrii4;111,.4 Hrelre4utred
to, present tho same, or ho debarred from tooling in tor
atiy7sbi aro vr, said Tonal : • ) Tit.EO.II.(I.IIMM ER, •, -
00020-dt , , . Auditor.
DR. VOIVARD'S
•STAR ,MAGIC ~LINIMENT
iiiiEtwAT.l,ll, • . ,;
?'ourtiActir,
. •
DIPTI.IERLA, or SORE THROAT,
,012,A.31P5, or
PAINS iN,,THE, STOMACH,
. '
SPEAINS,
aod .DIARRHIXA. ,
'stiLm AGENT, ' rr
/SU UP,L H. 8110.8%.1.TAKER,
lIUNTINGDON, PA
Price One Dollar.
in - - Agents Wanted' to sell t4e 'above
• througlioui the Ceuntrq.. •
ilieitlugdcn,Oc4 25;18f§: •
00K BINDING.
- .Old lkoks,'Magazinee, or pnbli•ationadf any' kind,
bound co ardor, if left at
LEWIS' BOOK cE STA rvaiymty STORE.,
TO S. 'l3'."lltNnt &' CO'S - tor
geed casellneres, eat inettes, Twoocia, HOEING
ky.Jeuris, Velvet ecirVkc. .
L A PIES''COATS and ,CIRCIJJ.•AI,tS,
Cloth - 11.ques, !co. &c., at
• i ; . .S.E•JiIiNItY CO.,
ter Fon th d JOB ;PRINTING, t Call', sit
the ''',qxpnir.• tlfspt - yrtiNTrNq ,
tin gdon„ Ala
110,4r..-F4,ti! PAy.,jilit..! l , l ; 3
r ood
acet, at
:yr 13i1OK 2 sTA,TioNsIty vfone.,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ToTELT: .I#ADT.FS,. 7 ,--Do you really
in tend hisilie wearing the :beautiful styles now
so prevalent, or }hose base' elegantly,, . because the rebel
Jeff. Davis, wee captured Fu,)htunahle Female attire?
Chu tnument's cairn reflection will surely servo to Change
your rash resolve.: The angels had too.'intich good sonde
to lay aside their:pure cheat° :robee...oof white, het,thae
'they inuf for a Unto served to ithlerthotlyormities of that
'Uriticeordebels, the : Dori/. Cats you OT in following the
..oxainploof Angels} • !firenhitv'ng, node up your minds
that you *lll continue to dross tastefully regardless of
rebel act., •rto.aot forget to earl at the store of the tabour.
hers, echo will be happy at ad tinsel to furnish you with
.such article} of dresses you may desire..- Urga : your tooth,
ore, huebande, brothers, neighbors awl children to visit
thoo'aerie! ;i r ons., be. juitedingoOd - srrheies
of Beets. Shoes, Clothing Material, fiats, Caps, Queens
ware and a general amsortmeat of Orocertas, on as reg.
sonablo term* as at any flows,. in townie - Store ou South
east corner of the Diamond„frungugdol; Puy.)
may 3t, 1565. FRANCIS B. WALLACE.
THE I 44EAT,ItEDICINE
Al'Ent)i.e's INDIAN COSPO[IND.
A NEW SUPPLY_ JUST itUCEIV;hID,
AT LEWIS BOOK STORE, -
PEI. BOTTLE; CTS.; nnci : s i,oo
Groat. Remptlios.,
Prof.llleEntyre.'s Great Itemodies—
the Indian Compoui4 the Dandelioii.
Pills,•and- the Indian . Vege6.ble Worti
Destroy-or-46r, sal° . nt , Book
Store, Huntingdon. •
Gold Po i ng dr. Pencils," '
The best' assortriierit 'of tile ban&
somest and best styles, for, sale' at
Lewis' Book Store. • , tt
SUPERIORREINIEDY:=-Wo Can 'con
scientiously r ecommend to these, suffering,
from, a distressing cough, Dr. Strickland's
Mellifluous Cough 'sans.' It
. .gites relief
almost instantaneous,' and 'is 'withal' dot esa:
grecable to the taste. ~There is, no doubt but
the Mellifluous Cough Balsam IS one : of the
best preparatidnh in .use; and - is all thdt 'its
proprietor claims fur
,it. • 11'o .:have tried it
during the past weelc, and found relief, from
a most distressing cough. It IS prepared' by
Dr. Strickland; No. 6;EastFourth street, Cin
011auatl., and fur sale by druggists.: ;,
New Bliwletit Instrumorits
nowstoelc:ol musical instruments'
littvojust"been — reeekied,at , Lewjs' Book
Store. • Violins ...from $3. to ,s'so, , —L.
Guitars: from $l2 to $ 36; Banjos 8
and 0. 50; .liceordeons $6. to' , sls;
Fifes; Bows, .Strings,:. Rosin,
Boards, Bridges, gouth,Organs, .a.nd
Jeers tf.
ReivenueStamps.. . ,
From Icent. to slo,alwa;) - §,pn,han,d.
and fur sitki BocN'
Orders bj• niail, 'a6cOmpanle'd . ‘ iithihi3'
cash .for - stamps .and postagi,- will 're:
colvd prompt - attantion.,' ; ;
,InstieeS' and Constables' gee,
Bi!ls for sale at Lewis! .13oojc Store..
NEW GOObSI . NEW GOODS';,
If , you want Cheap Goo'ds, ni -1v
- 1, GO TO,ll. M. CUNNINGRA3I &,:CO'S
Von -want 'Good Goods, '
N "1"
GO ' 0 . . N NGI CO `S
.11,you . tecult Fashionable; g 064,3, , ,
, G 0 TO It: M. 'CUNNINGHAM &CO'S
rf 'mu 1(211111 M
K44 I ETY'•ful
BEST SEEECTION,. OP GOODS
- EVEIt'BROITCHIT TO 111.1NTINGDON,`• '
''Coied,itihg' or LADIES' IMES'S ti00b3;CA8313161'1 , .5
of, city tool,conotry JrulolgActuro,, )41rogItet, amt., KlAnlce,t
611 A Ls; s'oNTAus - iind'Uf6iikfast :411.i 'L'ltTid.'S
011 or Oterytri?t3!,
G . rocdri6. :614 . Cdn'foctioiteries. and to word,"Lierynting
th.t . ryq bath eceu or. hear t'cuul4 tiish
:GO TO RI ANI.DetIYNINW.I.AIr.& GO'S
TfrilabE i SALS' c IETh tZ S7ioß:g
Corner
1. 1. I. L'. ;
Cl,i; '. 1
orner of .pailroad and Montgomery sta
/I un tingdon,No r. 8, 1805.
HE4D t QUAIVEytS ,; ,„ • ,
NEWGOOD
D. P,;JCW IN
04.)
IN T FOR3.I I S TETE: PUBLI'q ;
.;.•• • f.;!:,TELAT
: 7 2
Dv O.r,Q QR. •of N.*, \V, 0,0 9.1/t1
TIIAT
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• ; OAN'T,BF 'BERT. -
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IN ' '
on.i !J AT*,s,s 'AND. ,Qp41,1y.y..,..,
, .
COMB 'AND BEE. '
D. I'. GP7.IN,,'
00.17 'O5,
NEN FAMILY' I.GItOC ERY STORE.
ILONG. , &.cb:kwattid re eotfillp
. Diltithe.itt.tpntlon of. tho Oitiptpl of! ffitntlagdol
and riciolty to The fact that they hare Just opened a VA•
MILy, G itqc;)?tt $ r o ttE),t,t no. phi dtand hr Ph ridtnpher
GOng, where they VIII
,lieop constantly on hapd a full end
Well usiorted stack ()I ,; • • ' I
FRESII, FAN IL,Y ROQEItIES,
each an I.orering's.Syran, N. Orleans and L'orto Rica 710-
la she e,,Sugard. ColTelee, , Tear, ;!fame,.' Sldee.
Shoulders.,Dried Da•f Iflour, Fish, Cheese, Itide, Plek/ea,
and I.'rdvielone trE boll.ktadet.' not;; .;
; Al a AN a AvILLow-wA.Br,, ,
compri o ug, in part, Baskets, Ilacgt , ., Tubr. Washboards
Corn flroonis,•l3rnshee, :kTdts,'NlOor OittiothS,Tagd
Truaks.,tc. , ;; , • •
CANDT.KS and NUTS of all kinds WhOlesnleiwilf.ri.tea.
~TOSS, TOIt..i.CCO,BEbt BS, Coal kinds,
Oil Latal ,,, , , te
'They resprotfally invite a rail and ritunliattion of their
stock, satisfied that their goods nod prices , will cosup.tre
favorably with those of any other to the place. '
.. • . • '. • • ,O. LU:sigi & CO. ,
Ittottingden, October 25,1865. •
— 7 1 7 7 f --7 77 - 7 77 7' 77 — ". , ~ • • -
REAPYiRECKONEA !
A complete FoCket Heady Reckoner, In dollar,
nod coots, to width/ tire, added . Arius! of
colpts, Fcc.., together with a set of 'useful tables
~.shining rote, or•irto'rest from one'dollar to twelve thous•
mud, by the single day, with a table of wages, and board
by the week'ead day; published in 18.5 u.: • For sale et ' •
•LEIVIS' BOOK STORE.
rt . RESS BUTT( NS t'TRIITAIING'S
X . /or:the latent sfyloi,. Belt Ribbon aaß picklea: 49
Bleu, cifores,Edginge, rrillings, Lc., at
• ,!, •i. 3 1. E• TIENAY
ADIES" DRESS GOODSrdoihiiii•
..Ljaug evorything new and desirable, adeli :as ;Prgie
tlillt mohair, and Irish Poplhe,llipACNß • CitaiMere,
t °knave; Merit..ea; all ; ,Orool .Ftench-Delainer4;Als,apty
plaids, at 8. Hi HENRY . CO.
• ACENcytt 1 (11n
i
Fon. ConLncirittei'nOtnnans '• •
•
CLAIM. DOUNTY,: nick 4 , AY,
AND PENSIONS,
AenstLL w ho . ttyi.hfiVO 'buy claims a.
galnst the government for Bonpty % Beek Pay and
•ons,,C6hlSaVe theft. Cildnike prothptly ealeeted;l4 . Kp-
Oyjp.4 either: to pereur or by totter tq . • ;
.W.,11. WOODS
1 ''•
' .Atfoistiektit
' .11Untingdolf,;Pa.
August 12, , 1863. . ; ;T •
18660' . 2:.:3
'T , P[_ . _ if ''1866 .
.LARGEST i:AND-:::REST
WALL PAPER
E - vei Bronott . to Huntingdon
Is now ready for inspection and sale,
LEWIS'
gt,atiane and Stare.
SEW AND ELEGANT STYLES
intil
LOWER. PRICES
Than ttieliaint; ai title 6.4. n be . liotikht
in PhilAdelphin'or
U C K
One Hundred Different Styles
Wall & Ceiling Paper tt• Bordering
The Par)or; Sitting ROoll Dining;
gown, Bod :Room,,
" Kitchen; Office; '
Store,•:Shop,--ike.;•
Call' at. the Globe:'?- 13chirdint6,
and examine (mi. atock-ancE44iceei
U2l questionably the best sustaivect work
of the bind in the woad," t_
HARPER'S
NEW 'MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
It le the foremost 'llagazllte a AN) 4sty; • Thr.. - liresido
,nevor had a more delightlliCeilliPainteM - ner‘the'tettlkin
'a more onterprleingSpepd, than, llarper'e.M.azaakte.
elethodhiel'roteitantdltaltlmOrli.) * ' •
Thu most popular Monthly in the world.,--New 'York
.observer.
Wortiust refer. In ferule orentogy to the .high tone awl
varied exeddlouce's of iiiirpeihi 'Magrisrine=a'.jourind. With
o monthly circulatiou of about 171.1,0U0 conlose—in whited'
pages are to be found some of the choiceetrlight and gee.
ern! resoling %%Ka epeak'of Ibirtfutras an est.
'deuce of the"Anibrlcan'Peetile; Mid the pitlitthWity It has
acquired Is merited. Each nuanttr contains fully I.lt pa
',gut of tending platter, appropriately: illustrattsf.mith ,
'good, Wood Eats ;wait combines in'ireelfthe riroy`moath- -
ly and llioniUtti phifolitiphiCaf:qthartarkyi.blended with the
. boot features of tile daily journal. Athas groat power in
:the dissomhiatiorvof tlore.of pureeiitecatuse,,Trubner'a
Guide to Antes lean Literature, (London.)
The Toturneivtxtsuti - ronktitute ofitheiasolreaa )Ibreary
of inisceliMl,;ou.srendimisitieh as aoir n Zoe"fOodilfie
same compaes in any othen publication that has,conts.
' uuder our notice.-13ostota.Courier.
7- • -
'; - 3:066 , ‘:-
Thp.Pgbl, on loheos. hare perfected , a aye tam of mailing, by
which'iherc linly the Magitzfno aod Weekly'prompt.
ly to lboenwlw ptafor.to.reCeire their Dat , P ll, a l ,4•4 lo rtlY
from t h e office of Publication.
. • • • •
The postage ou.',llpi'PorYd !Ntogimlfip;ltari cents a year,
which must bo paid ut tho subseiibar's Post office.
•
Ilarper c klVltz44, ort9Ye.s4d . i_:,:s4,o •
An extra copy of either the 3togesino or Weekly will
be supplied gratfiforYWO4'clitbtotlilitiEnbseribera et
$4 Ou each. in ono ratnittonee ; or Six enpies . for $2l) 00.
. .I.4sok,nnotbui tap' bu:sOpPlitd 0f NOY One,
A Complete set, how canuprfaing Thirty one Volumes,
in neat cloth binding, will beisinitdel WBOrote,fraightiatt
expemo of purchaser, for $.3 d 5 per volume. Oingla
tunes, by maiL l Pagtluild, $3 00. :011441seutios, to; binding,
58 cents, brinuif, poitintid:-.-AddiessoV- 1
HARPER argitOTIIP.4I.B,
'
3rankliSi Squafa, Near oak. •
•
I.IIV
iwcrric:lp3 .
T 6 lierch auts-:and:, Business Menl
THE. umier6i g uect: , xpp.entlyn,
been appointed agen - fur the leevr. , York , Nntlonat
I ole Company, hereby glees notice to merchants, [dul
ness men. nod to coobutm.re of al: Cloths tlint‘hu, Is prt
piitCd- j.i*suPply the market Nyjill'hO'eftildOver yrktialt
hi-fuldition to ping tI ll.+t'in tie. in emphatically the:
cheapest evel• offend tea.dais this country.,••
It neither torroltas the Turban moulde; the ifrdcetsndi
is of It tick bluish tint. flows freely. and ICperfeetly.indel
ible itlri ng it ndvontinges not jao , seasoft by any uthor Ink,.
whether of fovign or dtnnestlpmonpfnotkrai Thf, jak
coutatpd no eeditromt arid "herefOre; thlckalt io
molt titi; 'the latVilhliiiming•as OM. and'eliat ail We,
111,t: • • -• ,• ,••_.
- Ala- All °tilers whotheK wholosnle - or rotnil, will bur
tiqu:alicipirnearwiktt
be, poraliosinflp thu,Fli ion pe,ebotTlinto. „eorstmis wltq
en . iloubionn,lp,tbo aripnri4 okotippeen,
of Lill IS Ink oro renneclffuly ontredtiql to, n, titilL
Julio H. Clark, aulmigont will canvass the county for thin'
_
purpopp or introducing. this t ,
Cortes Bun. P.•liiVitltiii49ll,F°°°Vt. Peuw
°CI. 05 -th ;, .
PRIYCIPAT. liitt-SCII OF TIIII • '
NATIOXAL INK c4lle.ll4si
. 1'04 . :1 11 t .
.31b11( SIMCgt.O3IIMCP, h.L.huving.l7 , Onappointetteulii*"
man and general agent, is the representative ot , thpaboire
company rot the county of ituntingdon, State of 'Pundit,
AN per contract, all parties therefore, t rchethep hiving
dealt with ua previously or otlierwilief'will 'When AT/411
theiiis"olVeshrtho edtierithgetv'Ortleallitg direinlY with the
representative of our house here; they , w 111: find+lt hi
their pecuniary interest to do so.
0 L. YAN - ,•IILLP')
OLoYo,InIt je InTMlP•Pt.re'rtkAßdAll khs.PrAl4l
i
stores n thocounLy, . L 4,. •41 . V'
9;1 t
- - -
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" ro9' ALT! lu=9s:"hr,
41- t 7 S7, 7I, ,RE C NKER/..(1.1.
TIItTATIGE,ST STOCIC ANI) '7IRIETIt
!adios, call and examine at B. R. & CO..
, BY pANAL.
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GROCERIES, , CHEESE,
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