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HUNTINGDON, PA
Wednesday morning, Deo. 6, 1866.
LOCAL & PERSONAL
To Subscribers
Those subscribers receiving a pa
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Brief Item■
-- r -Good.newsthe price of pork is
going down, and was, sold under 15 ets;
beef goes at the rate of 121 and 13.
—All Persons indebted to Mr. John
Brewster,' MeConnellstown, are polite
ly invitM t6' call and see hint on or
before the Ist ofJanuary. See adv.
—Auction sales are quite numerous
on Broad Top; since the lull in the
coal trade—the miners leaving for
other sections." So .we are informed.
—There ,will be preaching in the
Episcopsl pbnrch of this place, next
Sunday, morning and afternoon. Rev.
Mr. Barrow will conduct the services.
.
—On Tues4.y, night ,, last, some vile
scamp entered the Adams' Express
office, On 'railroad ' Street. It' is not
known how' much. was pilfere'cl.
--Some thief Or thieves - stole fifteen
bushels•ceorotfrom the warehouse of
:I+l.r.lE-ect.'"Steek,rin this place,:last week
`The hogs, evidently, are not all dead
vet, but are still.to, be fattened.
—True, verily—The remark of last
- week's _Monitor that it takes much money
to support the Democratic. press of
• Ponnsylvania. It talks undoubtedly
from a full knoWledge of the fact.
—Mr Bettv'er, - our accerriplished sol
dier judge,'WaS 'Swore . into office on
Friday last. Judge Leas, who has
held the poSition 'for five years, is the
retiring offiser; and was tigood one.
,--Thursday nest is Thanksgiving
day, is set apart by both the Presi
dent and -Governor. Let 'all hearts
and lips give praise anto' the Lord for
Our 'many
—There' will be `'religions services
bald in the Mothodiet Church of this
place on Thursday morning 'nest at
10i o'clock.: ! A serrnon suitable to the
occasion will bo delivered. All are
invited.
-A brakeman named Graham had
his arm broken at t ..the coal siding on
Tuesday last. 'The train was pulling
out, and the Seddenticss of the; 'start
thrtw'him off- the
bridge, resulting as stated.'
—Mr. Carper, teacher of Public
School, N0..1, in this borough, has va
cated tliO . position. gr. C. was the
.only male teacher in the six schools.
'The Directors, arc advertising for a
compe..ient person to fill the vacancy.
—Tli celebrated Doctor McEntyrc
was in town last week, and was corns
pelled'in talk a. little in public. At
the . copcluslon
_of rpm rkg. a.
for Med the crowd that the same tiled-
WerVfer . iale at Lewis,
—We agreeith the IlairiShrirg
. •
' motley
;Tec:gfraP,h,ia.. , aying that More
order'efficeS 1i Id be establisb i cip
order to make them popular and re
munerative. To have• one here, mould,
we are sure, go one, to bring about
a 'desirable reirtft:: ,".. • • .
\l 7 l4iiir'e pleatied to hear again from
leorresppodents,in th 6 county, and, we
are also ,pleaSed to - hire,' - tilicint say
"more anon," may' come' again,"
nnel truet i that they will make good the
impiossion such announcements have
left on'Onr 7 Undersianding, by giving
us infor i matio i n regularly. ,
—Over forty persons were converted
at the religious, revival nt'Saxton.
still continues. The revival in McCort
neilstown is still in progress. Over
that ttv e been conVertedlhere. Re
vivals'are being- held in •Broad Top
city. :These stations are all on the line
'ief the Broad Top' Railroad: A revival
in. the M. E. Church bun been corn
,menced here; four. seekel's last night.
.The public - sale of Government
- ,:clo.thing,*and Other artibles 'tee nit.
.littNrenis to. mention;" came ' ; off .in this
'place - on Friday'and:Sattirdny last.—
Thcre-was a gdod uttendlincetlit: de
sire,being to get a peep at or purchase
• s 01710 of the relics of the war of 1861-5.
A sale of,siMilitr articles although on
A 41rar,Pci41P, js to, tulte place bore on
satui'dq; - '04 6 iP 4 t::
- certainlndividual or
,•.
als
must have. gone; to
,a, goat deal of
trouble last Thursday night, when they
Frosted some written placards concern•
ing the market and Market master, in
pizypiono.,
,W..e bear, there v,as
seine fietry• written Itiboue it; 'Which
we would liko to see. The affair was
evidently, intended as a burlesque on
the rnatifet i but. it so turned out that
the mnrket vas something of a reality
.
—the Pit:Mond' being alitiost ' crowded
fly reauntry people most of the day.
:—The - County Superintendent thus
sums up the labors of his office, since
the'coarmepcenitnt of the public ex ,
aminations for teachers: "Twenty-Eire
public examinations haVe been held,
since7.ivhiah . some twenty five apFli
saute , have received priVate exannint
rtions`; thirty-seven 131; hoots have been
visited,.averaging one and a half hours
to each visit, and some 800 miles trav
elled:l'ln atfilitien to this, an average
of some three or four official letters
bav,e , been vcTittee daily, and numerous
cases Ottlifflettlty att!ended,":to orally."
, .
The Benefits of Advertising,
In answer to a. correspondent, the
New York • Tribune' states"..tbat_ It is
true, as reported, that'll' druggist wlio
has now a speciality before the publib
is paying that establishment 510,000 a
year for advertising. It says h paid
$1,500 for the insertioni'ot one main.
moth advertisement; and 'adds on the
general subject : "Bonner once paid us
$3,000 for one insertion of an adver
tisement of the Ledger. He knew that
through judicious advertising he could
insure .a forinne." Surelyr there is not
abetter blessing to the community at
large than a good, live, readable and
reliable •newspaper ; but yet how few
appreciate it as they should. The lo
cat press should be sustained, and to
sustain it requires more than the mere
pleasure of subscribing for and reading
it. You should advertise in it, and
get everybody else to advertise in it.
If you want anything, make known
your wants through :the papers; if you
have-anything to sell, be it house, land,
goods, or cattle, let the people know it
by advertising in . the papers. Do you
want anybody or everybody to (talio
particular, notice," Wind in your notice
to the printer. ' And don't,. abbve
all things, be afraid of Spendin',g l ”toO
much" im advertising, for you can't do
it—what you spend in advertising will
return to you :in-two-fold, 'three fold,
fourfold quantities! Think of Bonner
giving $3,000 for ono insertion of one
advertisement, and how rich he is; and
then think of .paying only as many
dollars as he paid 'thousands . , and then
ask yourself the. question, "Ought n't
to advertise,.and get.rich, too'?"
:Ur-Taper 'has risen almost one
hundred - per cent. .since - the first of
August, and is now quite as high as it
was any time last year, and the tend
ency is still onward and upward.—
There is little prospect of relief before
spring._ Paper,.ink i labor, and all the
materials which go to make a news.
paper, are so high that no proprietor
can afford to publish, a paper for less
than , double the price before the war.
Still, people •complain because the
liri
cos are not reduced, never thinking
th'at the Matter is entirely beyond the
control of the publishers. In this con.
riection we would itSlc the candid roa.
der''t Compare the Globe with any
country paper in:, the State, either .in
regard to size, price; or quantity . of
choice andlusbful reading matter, and
we are willing to submit to his judg
ment in the premises. Another kit
portant fact we wish to call his atten
tion to, namely : tliat we 'have 'refuSed
medical advertisements, with glaring
cuts, .to.a large . amount of money,.par
tieularly those of an, indelicate charac•
ter, and wc have - the - Cheering evidence
of a constantly increasing `
anbscription
list, showing that the moral aridintel
liaent community prefer such , ri paper
for the family circle to the majority of
the papers at large, filled with such of
fensive advertisements. - •
Thank you, lallutlemen.
We must return thanks to our gen.
tl em an ly, correspondents, who - have
seen proper to accommodate 061)10,4
with items of local interest from their
respective •neighborhoodsi It oaeourL
ages us to know -that our appeal ,
,for
news .was not unheeded,:and also-that
the worth of the Globe is duly appro
.
dated, We can assure you, gentleinen,
that 'your articles will 6 , 3 -. read by'a
grateful public, who will look as bagei.-
ly as we will, to hear from yon repeat.
edlY. l Our 'desire is to Make {lobe a
good local paper, so that not only our
county subscribers, but those ata dis
tance may know all the particulars of
news transpiring- about home. It
should not be ckpeCted that we, of
ourselves,'are able to gather., all , the
items from every part of , the'aunitY ;
but our.. efterts.ShOttld :assisted by
our good friends in .every locality. We
expect, next, to return . otir 'thanks tb
the. lattice; who aro also qualified:and
expected ''to assist in "keeping the Pea,.
.pio posted.'-', • lot us bear . from every
body.
`We:/1 1 : 6 : happy to;:record thq grati
fying fact that the price .of, beef and
pork is • ent the" decline. The latter
commodityis sornewhat
.plenty, the
farrrieri' iaMfd ht;,4s - "having no
other idea that tlio' price of pork this
fall .wOrild;!bti!!iii!'illoi2lki torn is
plenty, an& they'could afford to fatten
them well, but their ideas of "fat" pri
ces must' have vanisbod..'when they
come to sell thorn to find that the : mar•
ket is stocked, and, that more thin
15 cts perf)Midd'wiltbe'given. These
figures dd nottdicati3 the average,
highest.
To beef the' Adelina in price is also
encouraging. yroM over is 00—
ducted as mubh as' to 'Mahe it 15 cts
and underhand- hOusokeepers are re,
joicing in 'the' nobsciOnsneas 'that the
era of civilization is again dawning.
atVV—"—ntaSrl?a.t.i.i.atievi
Wo aro requested to call a meeting
at the.,Couyt,Tiouse on Saturday, Dec;
16, acf O f el'OCk'.*P j . in., of farmers and ,
all other persons'. interested, for tho
purpose of organizing an association
for the arrest and conviction of horse
thieves, and the recovery of stolen an
imals. There aro regularly organized
ghigOations of the kind in inost of `the
counties _of. the State, and it, will be to
the of all whii keep horses, in
this county to organize a similar asso
ciation. We dogs, there will be a good
.
attendance.
m. Daniel Kiper offers a reward
for a horso stolen from hip. See adv.
Musical-In struments.
There",is a
. feeling generally among
persons about to purchase Musical hi
straments;'-that were they in Philadel
phia or New York, they could select
from a number of instruments a better
Piano or Cabinet Organ, than they
can buy from an agent. Mason &
Hamlin, in order to meet this feeling,
have established a number of larger
agencies, where they keep a large
number of organs of the xarious styles,
so that persona can have the same ad
vantages in buying that they could
in the cities or at the ManufactorY.—
The undersigned has one - of these•lar
ger agoncies, and keeps constantly on
hand a variety of the various styles of
Cabinet Organs, from which• persons
wishing-can make as good 'a selection
as were they in Philadelphia' or Pitts
burgh, thereby saving the freight
from.. either of those places, as his. pri
ces'are precisely
. the same as . in Phila•
dolphin. or Pittsburgh, or the Manufac
tory, Boston. •
A player is „at the store room con
stantly, who will perform. on the in
struments, and exhibit their various
Power's and qualities, ahow the differ
ent stops and their combinations ; and
explain their internal constructions.
I also keep on; band a fine selection
of Pianos ..front.; the 'celebrated manu
factories 'of; SteinwaY & sonS, New
York,. and Gaehle & Baltimore,
which'l sell at Factory ;prices. .;
Persons ordering an Organ or Piano
by letter are assured that as good ah
infitrument-will,be sent as if they were
here to select it' personally, the sub
scriber coneidering himself bound by
'honor and interest to select and forward
none other than the very best of the style
ordered. The subscriber is anxious to
put into the hand of every one; wheth
er they intend ,purchaaing an instru
ment or not, a copy of the Cabinet Or
gan Ciretilar,. which contains a vast
amount ofintercating musical informa
tion, and will send free, post-paid, a
copy to any one desiring it.
B. M.-GREENE,
Sole Agent for the Mason & Hamlin
Cabinet Organ, for Central Penna.
=I
31 McDivitt, County Superinten,
dent, in a recent article makes the fol•
lowing statement
.with regard to our
schdola. We concur with, him in the
belief that the salaries of teachers
should' be: increased, believing that in
those times of high prices, the labors of
the teacher shOuld be rewarded with
even more liberality than• aro.pei•sons
engaged. in-other branches of industry.
It would be well for every board of di
rectors to heed this gentle, warning in
tithe; rare-the vent .should arrive in
which a tesehor - eannot 'he bad -for
``love or money,!' and children will be
left without a common School educa
tion. Teachers aro becothing scarce,
since such favorable openings are pre.
Belated in other pnrsuits, and directors
. .
must secure competent teachers now,
by giving good wages. The superinten
dent says
The regularly advertised list of pub
lic examinations for this county closed
on the 80th of Septerriber - last, 'during
which some 18l) applicants Presented
thernselves - for'examination ;,a ; number
insufficient to supply. all. the ,sehools.
fn order to meet the clemand'for teach
ers, there . have.•been. 'granted a larger
number of private examinations,`. per
haps, than that of any other ybitr,. and
still the reqUisite
. number :Will' with
difficulty .be obtained,
.number' • of
schools being yet unopened for want of
teachers, while 801a10; districts the
forsomorcasen, been.de.
laYed••'for weeks beyond their usual
tithe of'emening. ' tie department tif
IMSl'ness is there so great t detruind for
laborers, as there, is at present for effi
cient and well qualified ;teachers,: for
although many have returned; from
the , war: and resurried.theiii Tabors in
the school room, yet there are so Many
wayS'Of doingYbotter, that,
standing the'directOrs 'in Most of the
districts,:haVe 'increased : the wages,
thereiare notenough making applica=-
Lion the schools.. -.The -'present
Salaries !of 'teachers are obViouslY in
Sufficient'td rtieet theinereased of penso
of living, and hence many - ofonr'thost
froMitient . Male and female teachers
aro abandoning !the profeSsion fo,en
gage in some . other pursnitin-Whicb j•
dustry and talent are ; bettersewarde . d,
while others are only awaiting an op'
.portiinity:to -effect it similar change.
It is a concedodlitet that'other bran Ch.
es of labor, rOniring ,intiny caries
little, talent and, less Mental'
ale fitr better:reinuneratfid;• and . it i'
obvious that I,fair increase of salary;
iniperatime in. Order•to . retain in our
schools,
.teachers • of,experionce and
ability. . , ;
A Ts:nth; Confir'n4
Dr. itothrock in his report glies the
follo.WlAlg with.reference to one
91the'sub;distridts which he examined.
Ad-ad item' of interek, his well mirth
pprnsing, and-for . th o o Anowledge it re_
.voals with reference-to -the intermars
riage - Of relatives;:kip Well•worth.rc
memberinglye are at , ti loge o'. know
where the.. sub district re'ferred'' to is
located.
"In one sub-distriet; of all,' ti men
drafted and examined,l founq scarcely
a good sound ,man, Upon inquiry,
learned that in the early settlement, of
thiti eountry two Itimilies,elScotch
birth kicated; , there, who 'Weie.intelli•
gent, heal thy;t,horough;:gelnk people,
possessing Wtroiig Vitality and . greitt
endtfrance,,Their ehildren conkinenced
inarrying and,intermarrying, until
new in the,fourth and fifth generation,
there is not really a soundadult known
in all • that extensive connection ;pro.
ring, so far as it• goes, the evil of the
intermarriage of relatiyea.",. • ,
DErWe are sorry - tbat• our• letter
from Marklesburg was orowcied eat
this issue. It will appear next WE'4;
in the meantime write again.
[CO *TED.]
Things about Eagle Foundry.
Seeing in perusing . year excellent
paper; the 'Globe, - Your kind invitation
for cotnmu nicationS frontthe imuntrY,
We propose to fat Y i nur im , Merone read.
erS know something of. "our beloved
valley," ' Trough.. Creek, which is one
of the'Most moral places in the county.
Our 'barn.S• are 'crowded with emble•
ments, and as a: general, thing they' are
never otherwise.:; Bueincss has not
been so brisk for. some time at the
Foundry, owing to the extensivePoun
dry building being burned sometime
since, but, the gentlemanly Proprietor,
John W. Scot', has been to an immense
expense in re-building the same, and
in all probability we will soon hoar the
well known whistle, or as a soldier
would call it, "the_ same old thing."
We hope Mr. Scott may fullY 'realize
his - trouble, in proflt,, as ho is a regular
business man and able to carry on
business to suit, all customers who may
Bice him a call. The schools' in our
township have commenced and are pro
gressing finely under the able Teach
ors *o have selected. On Saturday,
Nov. 25th, '65, they held an Institute,
(the Prat for this',term,) 'at Chestnut,
Grove, and had quite stgay time; as
the weather was beatitiful thorn was a
staving attendance of teachers and cit
lzens. Upon motion' the house was
called to order; and a regular organi.
zation was formed, of which Mr. JB.
Fisher was elected!Preaident, and J.
.Ealor Applebaugh,.Seerettiry. Several
stibjecits were taken up, which were
diseased freely and unassumingly, as
well as ably and fluently..ThoSo pres
ent were highly pleased with the man•
ner in which the "machine" was, run.
The afternoon session was of short da•
ration, and upon motion by
.Mr. R.
Cram a committee' was formed or ap
pointed.to select eubjeets for the next,
days exereisewhich wore as •follows :
Orthography arid Grammar, for fore
noon's' exe mist) and Geography , end
Reading for the afternoon exorcise.
Teachers were elected for the different
subjects as felldiVs : OR'hography; Mr.
R. 11. cram; Grammar, Mr. E. French;
Geography, Mr. J. E. Fisher; and
Reading, J. .Ealor Applebaugh. The
general suggostion was,q,wvs better to
have a variety,of subjects, as it would
certainly make it More interesting.
, Tod township is, speaking emphati
cally, flourishing rapidly; there aro
nine schools in the township, and not
one female teacher employed. Tod
don't pretend to disparage , fernale
teachers, but, considers 'Lis too bad for
females- to expose themselves to in•
cleinont Weather 'during the season of
whiter: Such was the general consid
eration of Male teachers present at the
Institute in Tod township.;'; The exer
t:ham exceeded the time which Was'al
lowed or granted; and on' motion the
session adjourned to meet in three
weeks More anon,
Nov. 80,''65. ROLAE.
[COMMBNICA.TSB
Items from Eroad Top.
Rey". Gossford, (Baptist) has been
holding a, protracted -meeting in
place for some two weeks with great
success; quite a number have embraced
religion, acid there are still some ten
or twelve yet seeking. A„nd freinpres
ent appearance we have all reason to
holieve that Broad, Top .City is going
to become famous on account of her
And as wo speak
. Of. the .abovO as
.being a stcee'sS,' we 'would also say
that Revs.Clark j and CVoivoliMr, (Meth
odist,) are also holding' protracted
meetings at . 8a:don; and :also at the
church . ;"the,latter being some
three miles from Broad Top and
are meeting•with great success. We
. „
are happY to`know. That the_Lord is
gracionsly ravivingelhrion among the
Coal regions; We trust that it
continue. • • •
We would caution people tote care
fill of fire. A few days 'since a.hOuse
,near Bread Top City, in what is called
the row, caught fire:fromthe chimney,
or ratliet' the' flue,. \arld'it wits only by
the assistance of a great number of the
:people,. (Mem and woMen,) 'that; said
fire was checked. ~,Flad;it::not; boon
Pheelied,,some.:ieight orl ten' .'houses
would have boon destroyed, , being in
Broad Top City, Dec. 2.
air At a certain paint on the Ebons,
btirdand' Cresgoe.itailread twO,f4n-,
tains appear, (one' on each ,
side; of 'die
road,) from--which the'water flows in
opposi to: : directions, and.; reaches tide
water at a distance of some three thou
sand milfriS;apart.' fiitiritains aro
within Afty yards, of 041, other.
From the fountain
, on the north side
of the road the, water finds its way in
to the. Lbensburg branch of tlie Cones
triatigb, wheneo it flows through the
KiSkeininetas, Allegheny, Ohio, and
Mississippi rivers into the Gulf ci‘
ice; that on the south, ;side through
Chest creek and the Susquehanna-river
into the Chesapeake bay.
Chrlatmn■ le Coming
AT you wish to delight yOUr, friend,
with, a Christinaior, NeWYear's Gift,
'se:nal - Ant' a 'copy of tlie '‘`.P,hotograph
Family Record." There is no better
wn.y. ..A.,s Harrison, is agent for this
county.
"Slavery viewed from the Bible
Stand Point," by Rev. J. M. Adair, for
sale at Lewis' Book Store, price 10
cents.. • • • tf.
Mir DIARIES tor 1BC16; for sale at
Lewis' Book Store'. •
. • STATEMENT • .
Or the Treasurer of the Huuthsg.ion Co.
. Agricultural Society.
A.ndraw Jollied011 s : TrigaUrer Ituntlngdoxi County
Agricultural &Maly' ' 08.
Oct. 3. 1166, By ceall'peh
t .lno. Fleenor for lumber $221 21
Oct. 4, -, " sundries, 116
Oct. 4, 6. 6, By cash paid dey pollee, • 4760
aftornega do. 49 60
" " .' " right dO. /9 60
" . " " gatelseepere, . 16 60
0(1.7. " .. Altoona baud, for muilo,
2 days, and faro on railroad,- 161 00
Oct. 16, 91ra. L, C. Ball fur boarding Altoona band • '
2 days, 13 men, 4.5 CO
001.1E4 Wharton & Iletdglit for lumber, ' 77 60
.1 Wharton 4 Maguire ter merehandlae, 916
W. IT.Kin g, auetioneer, 1 00
M.9leDiritt, for one year's calory as Secrotam 90 00
P. C. tiwoope, ailigiant do. 9 00
W. 11. 9lemirr. ". . . 900
T. Jitehsoo, Treasurer clerk, • 9 00
W. Jublohou, •, " • 900
Jacob Miller, for erecting sheds, Italia, So., 180 00
J. th Bllller, for three days labor, 7 00
Jacob Miller, for labor, 9 00
W. W. Morgan,l 00
•
Nash tr.NVIAB alter, for minting, 42 71
S. Irvine Steel, ', - 116 00
Won. Leiria,. 62 71
.
Nor fuel. • 12 50
For iniscallaneous articles, 96 20
List et Preniume awarded to exhibitors at last fair, 404 00
Dee, let, lett, By balance to hands of Treasurer, 003 05
- $2172 74
Andrew ;fob noton. To Irontlngdou County Agri
cultural Society
Sep 5.90. 1265. To halaticent settlement, $169 26
iteceidts of lair held on Od toter 4, 6 and 6, 1565,
Toms') received per snl.,,criptlon hot, 620 00
Ifor 495 annual member tickets, • ' 747.00
For 2115 single admission and day tickets, , 503 75
Itohin. Summers Si ;1111fams foe licence mud 111mber,65 14
1 life niember ticket, 5 00
Commission order eg the cotinty, ' ' • 100 00
Lumber sold on fair ground, ' 201 GO
$2172 74
Audited. satiled and approved title let day of December,
1565, by the undersigned coinshittee appointed for that
purpose.by the Executive committee of the Iluntiordon
county AgricultuCul Society, and lie And the balance In
the Lauds of the Treasurer to be $668 05.
71160. 11. onEntat,
GEO. JACKSON,
. , •.. .1411, IVILLIASI6.
Prune Grape Vlue■ ;Vow
An exchange says the books gener
ally advise winter pruning, or during
the month ,of -February. The objec•
tions to that season are, the work is
liable to run into March, which does
ndt,.allew time for the cut to become
dry enough to cheek the; flew of sup a
_little iater;the weather is apt to becold,
Tendering it, uncomfortable;
,besides,
the wood'is frozen muchof the time,
in )vhich state it. ought not to be dies
turbed. Their is sufficient leisure now,'
the vines are pliable and can be hand
led at will, while the mild weather will
dry and harden the :cuts 80 that'there
will bp' ho danger of bleeding in the
A p
. - .
spring. air of pruning slicers will
be tband very coMvenient in, making
the cuts==iii fitiA;'they" /are-almost in
'clis.ponsabla to the litmticulttirist in
'trimming his shrubbery, roses, honey
suckles; blackberries, 4te.,' in addition
to the g1711 . T.C . vines. , •
MARRIE-'1),
'At tho rational liouso, Nov. 30th.,
by Rev. S. 11. Reid, Mr. AIYIN B. DEAN,
to Miss HANNAY! J. GEISINOER, both
of this county.
At the residence of thUbride i e father
in Huntingdon, on the 28th of Novem
ber, 1805:by ,Rev. J. 11. Brititel_,) Mr.
JACOB MCCALL ; to Miss SARAH J. LoNo.
• On the 23d u 4,. 'in Espy ,"Columbia
county; Pa., by the Rey. B. S. Track
emitter, Mr. , '.4.tioimtis LETTERMAN, of
Lewistown; Pa.; and-'Miss tarnAarNh
littirmii;r of Petersburg, :Hunting
don county, Pa. • • • .
plliz d'Dl LPUIA IUARK~ '$
Family Flout ' , $11.25
Extra Floor ' ' " ' $9,10
Soporfl na Floor - , " .48,50
Corn Meal... - ' ' t 4 1 .5
Extra Whito Whoa. ' ' . ' $2,6003,00
Foir Mid Prime nod ' ........ ... ... .. .. ...$2,30@)2,40
Bye - • • ' 1;30
Corn, prime Yellow 00
Oats 50
Becky $1,35
elm:unwell, 131.411:4 53,50
Timothy $3,50
rlnx,feed, $3,10
Wool ' GO@7o
ilides 13
nIINTINGDON MARMOTS.
COItItECTED WEEKLY BY S. E. unptY & CO.
Saintly plour 'fhb) 511 1 50
'Extrab lone • - 510,00
Superttno Stour $9;25
Corp Meal %kept 4,2.50
Buckwheat !Baur 'ft cwt 1.500
White. W heat' ' $ 2 l O
R e d Wheat •
Itya ..1,00
New Corn 1 75
•
Oats
Clotrerottod • 7,00
Flazeued 0
,60
Dried Apples . . ....... . ................. ............ .....
Butter 35
'Eggn
-ShottitLer..
611101
low,
paOF. J. lI.3VENTYUE'S GREAT
' "t¢s
11DIA1 COMPORD
aid EMllal Keicing,
_ .
.
44sDiarrlicoo; Bloody Pi ifx•ln ono day, '
Xkir,lloadochs and Earache In Olio InlnutiSo.
Toothohhiin ono minute,
4 Neuralgia in Ilso minutes, •
Atlir. Sprains in twenty minutes,. • .
4OT- :Fore Throat in tonlllllllltCs
AZ . ' Chollc and.Crium in Ilya minutes,
sr z - - Rheurantism' in ono day,
co,..r'ai , n in the, Doelt or Side iu ten yninn lee,
88.. Bad Conghs nr Colds in one day,'
Fever . and Agai; Inoueday,
fIJ. Cures Poorness, 4stlnnii,
*a....hronchltis AiXeollono, Dyspejmin. • •• •
'qt._ fillampaat:on of tho'N'irlitoys;
11;11,,Live'r Complalak itrul.Pnlmltritiori ot,tiMOO'sit
Keep it in your ~PniniitOL-=) , Slaciis
comes when least expected.
•
I propose to cliecli; any effectually
,dissipato snort? acho
hod Pain. amt tondcoMpl kit . nvir p cite t equilihrlufa of
all the circulating fluids in the human system, tlnurvan
be. effected by any other, or all other methods of medical
std in the same space or time., . • •
• POLIMAR ItkrtlEDl" Is fast ehniin into ,tee, for
the foot -that I: cure; .tree of charge. all itdode team.
plainta whenever there to au opportunity ,to do , so. : : do
soon as it is applied it almost mraculonely hills the pain.
Ido not ask you'ln noy heforoynn era; pertain: opiwim ,
c(Cuc r v.. r If you
,hqvd en ache or .pain, it is warranted to do
alt It purpsirtanu the label; otherrtiso the iiionOy . wjli be
I :clo - ,opt .ilroposa.to cart. Timr,/ Oferitst-irahly a elms
muned by my direottonti. , liniment op,rateaon them,
teal alaVelro rto prtuelOtes, tinorifoxe, am:kit:11)10i
to the cure er:nattlral'restorittiVi of all organic derange.
ment aening . Aom an improver clicitlation of the nerve
vital liable.
Prof.J. MeEntylVe INDIAN COMPOUND ads di
,Teal , on tho ebsorbonts,reduclug glandular and other
swellings, in, incredible .short time, without•rmy po l ities
'dung...trims its me under, Any possible circumstances.
'1:1113 15 an internal andisx terns! medicine—uomposedof
roots, herbs and barks,.' uch as our forrfuthers used.—
There is a bounticulisupply on earth to cure all complaints
if we only know whatiliey wore. . . ,
This. has been a (Rest study with. the, Medical Faculty
for many years, blind out the kinds best , adapted turbo
shoes complaints—how . to put them together, and what
prOportions to use .. AMEN TYRE', .
•. Proprietoraieadingi
Bor gale at Lowia' Book Moro.
11watindon, Pa.. Sept. 8,1865.
PdoENTYRB'S
• DANDELION - PILLS ,
For all clie r easei arielOg front one cause ' viz Feeer and
Ague, Dycipep M
ela, Catarrh in the Bead, ak and dieor.
'dered Stowell, !Rich ea Indlge'stibli, Sick Dradnehe, Old;
diuese of the Head, Weeknese of Sight, AViudy Aliments.
Itheimittsm, and Itheturiatio Paine, Paine in the Beek or
Side, Nereons Debility, Lowneee of Spirit., linpurity of
the Blood, Blotches or Druptione of .the Body, Gravel,
Wornis, Sa Ae, Bold at 2a cauta per box.
MOENTYRE'S,
TRDIAIII VEGETABLE
WORM DESTROYER !
Thls infallible medicine le warranted to expel worms in
all cases and may be given to onildren or all ages, as they
all, purely vegetable and perfectly lisrmlass.
Igs..Can he had 1.1 Lewis' Ptak Mort, Huntingdon, To,
Reward the Zoicliers!
Another Opportunity is offered the many
~•:, F riendslotthe Soldiers to rid Ward
~. those wiao•raped the Ikluslo
the tneMy.'
.
• 1..8. SHORTZ & BRO.
T)ESPEOTFULLY inform their nume
ronk friends of Sfarklesburg Slid surrounding coon.
try, that they have received a Inge and splendid stock. of
NEW GOODS,
Consbning of—
READY MADF. CLOTHING;
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES,
LADIES' DRESS , GOODS,
GENT".MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
and a large stock of JEWELRY, &c.
The public, a Kora regard to politics, relialon, sect or
cuter, will find our Otero the place to buy jus 4 t ntat ;Loy
want, nod at prices to suit the times.
Don't fall to glv,e us a call,
.as-wo . •nrs dsternainsa to
pleme All. t - .1 '
Markiesburg Iltinfingdou cpy Noi. 1 165,
NEW GODS • • '
F.OR FALL AND WINTER.
HENRY STROUSE & CO.
Respectfully 'arena — the pUblic generally that they
have just received a large and splendid stock of goods at
their store In MARKLESBURO, )lalstlng In pert of
DRY GOODS; ' • '
DRESS GOODS •
NOTIONS,
HATS & CAPS •
. BOOTS & SHOES,
•
HARDWARE, •
. . . •
QUEENSWARE,
GROCERIES
• WOOD and WIL
4'). LQ W, WARE,
"••• ' ' TOBACCO
SEGARS,
NAILS,
• • •
OLD . MEAT, •• • •
CRACKERS,
. ,
PROVISIONS, • , • , ;
FISH, • ' ,
. ..;
SALT, &o ~ ' &c. • •
••
AIso—BONNETS and TINWARE.
And iu fact everything usually kept iria argil class coun
try store, which were bought low for cash and will be
sold at correspondingly low prices for cash, or : country
produce. and II guest the public to give us, a call before
purchasing elsewhere., feeling satleficd. We can otter supe
rior luduconiente to cash buyers.
We respectfullysoliett tho patronage of all, and wiped.
ally our Trough Cheek Valley friends.
Evelythlng . taken In exchange for geode except limpid.
paid Air kinds -of iraine fosw Aildlt the
highest giitrket prices will be glvcu.
' HENRY smouss, it CO. '
Matklesbarg,.Oct.'% . i-, /13,65,-
- A- .. .OWARE
AND
. .
CUTLERY
STOCK
ENDLESS VARIE'r
cr
riAtIDWARE, CUTLERY,
NOW OPEN,
A lp) ; 1212 - SALE B Y
JAS. A.. Itßowrl;' .
,
CALL ANDEN.AIINE OUR SI'OCK
Huntingdon, net 17, ; r , is. '"'
:NEW
AT 'LOW PletbE;S:.
.
M CUTM A . •
10,9 .11:7:9I' , OPENED A FINE STOCK b 8 tsinv
FALL AND ',IPLVITI?
1Z hlylt heoffers to all who want to be
••. p T Et
AT PRICES .TO SUIT THE -TIMES.
t. r
rat !kook onntitto of. Deotig•nta.llt . Cint4lng fur
• Mr. 3, t
;
noon AND .511.0F.5, CATS AND CAPS, AC., AC.
Should gentlemerFdwiroatry portion!ar kind or,cut o
clothing not foodd Gto - atder on timid, by leaving
nieriouce they,cat4bo sccommodattet at short nOtiCo:.,
enttnt-the eat- earn dr...of the Diamond; oleelovngt
Grocery. r, . • . ••• o• —:
•• • • 4 I ':IVIANErtgI; GUTMAN. ••
Gaollagdoo 5 ;
' • 8,00
tNttiV 2 2Strlißkl
CHEAPEST. CLOTHING in Town.
LEOPOLP BLOOM
ILLS •
JUST
A' LAE.O . ..8.40nt - mt!'vr ov NEW STYLES OP
FALL AND WINTER
.• tvtiaQicl •
T CIIEA PEST .11.A.T0a.
GENTS' FURNISHING. i GOODS',"
it & CAN', j3(VP,.4 suop.s, &c. &e,
•• Itts
. stoppy! at,ths
OLD DROAD TOP CORNER, ims,m9,l3P7 t
, / ,‘. ? 4,to,reccirp and accommodate ail
' ' ' "LEOPOLD BLOOM.
Iluntingtlen, Oct. 10. 1305. tot-.
L •yy 2 ,
BOOKS ''A NO' STATIONERY.
SIMPSON .1 „ARC ITAGE -dur . - CO.
r_TA , VIfNG , . PURCHASED. the en l
uutiro stock•of AT= Colon. Wu now offer to the nubile
at reasonable prices out irgalit MO stock of
, RELIqTQU,S,
, F) 11 . 1 hiEllo6l4i
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
STATIONERY, POCKET molts, POItTifObtAIS,
Also, Latest Styles of -
WALL PAPEIR. Alt •WINEIqWBBI ADDS,
MAGA ZIES, and Dolly and Weekly Capers cOnetent•
ly on hand. r
Offp...ot dart from abroad promptly attended•to.
Cit LE AT .k.vAa r, ToP ' , CORNER.
•
Huntingdon, 31n33,18654y
WANTED at S. E. lIENRY &CO'S
15,000 buf;hels Wheat, •
5,000 " RYA,
6,000 " Oats,
`.5,000 " • , Co,hp • '
1.000 'Flaxseed,
1,000 Oloverseed,
1,090 hounds Wqql, •
Yor price will
outs! STOVES. , . -; •
L I Spear's famous "autiolust , Cook, Welliogton Cook,
Coutlnontal Cook. find a splendid variety a gas burner,
road other .I.lenting Stoves, for cool or stood, just re
solved, and for silo at 141 e Hardware Store of
.I,AMES A. 3313911"5.
nuntiugdon, Oct. Is, 'fd.—tf.
BROWN BLE49II.ED MI,TSLINS,
Tician g , Littse 3 h,Ctietkis bleached tincl , o!lar
Lou I.l3nue:l,.mirpr's Ao2l, Tilantiele
TEST.REQPIIVE.,I) - /ft S: E.- 1-IENTLY
& mAngaTa ST 011 E, I,letett ostoolc tresb
tugp r purri Rama , el 6, shat'lpt apd
MIEM
_
- ZIC:O3EI.- faha.X.:l3:Er
TliE RUINS OF TOE "LATE
DRIA FOUNDRY.
THE nuderig.ip not 9t odd .re
,
build the Foundir °Mr./ fir itde the - rains, and
all property towed. ;She buildfug erase atone etreattfre.—
The Moulding room - was 41x - 411; Wein in4im'.:Engliie . no 4.
Lathe t•oerns were 39 17 ; the *idle, whlch. , artetill
standing end Here bin little Wilted by : the ilru. dith
gin,, beiler_niul sr:sal:are ',caeca. the cutinlo is alioatand
lug uninjured. :here Is fl • large albek of valuable
terns, consisting of rolling mlll, - grist tain t forge Mal far •
nate'ratteriiA; a large Meek of flasks for all klnd3 of imer.
tdi sot of large • and entail • cralit and - : Lund ladlesj . the
largest of witlehqg capable Of holding twenty luindied.
The ground conarctell with therNoundry kone acre and
dfp en perches' on •whleh there is eretted a frame building
,used wi upattern house; also, wagon end earrlega Loma.
ALSO, '
Three houses, and lola. bating ot ticLicie
ulll be sold cheap. Terms esti) , to emit tbu pnrchawr.
For Anther, particulars apply 411,r:ion or by mull le,
• , MCGILL. •
Alexandria, Ilungsuplon county
Panne.
IMIE
35 .° Etta•3312. 3E" CM' Mexae).
THE ARIES of Joseph Roed will Ali
•t private sale a snluttbla litnestono farpi coileil&Acts
. : 157 60re5.:141 Perches,
and allel ante in WEST TQW.OLIIP. Miinttnis
'don county; Pa, one nine fro Potersblirg, ;which' if ou
the liar of the Penna, ileilrond s
About42o'scree are cleared and in good state of culthes
Mon; incinding ennie '25 acres In meadoti. The 'martin.
Jog port hi• ivell timbered and Is every acre tiveilableSl4
farinind purpo es
, There are on it a largo well finished brick Eons., A
a Inrge batik barn, ono tenant house, a brief :410g
house, carriage house, wagon shed and corn crib.—
Also, an ercsilent apple and peach orchard. The fences
are good, Including pearly . 200 panels post and rail farce.
' On the farm arc three never bitting springs of the hitt
limestone water, and a running stream passifig thump
ono garner of the barnyard. This presents a, rate chance
to obtain a productive, Oral quality farm.
For further particulars call upon. or address, provicati
to October 20th, the ;
11: REBA - Petersburg. Runt. CO.
sel9 JAMES - A. DROWN, Hnu'ingd3n.
VALISABLE READ ESTATE AT
PRIVATS, EAU:.
The undersigned will sell folio reasonable price the fol
lowing real esintersitutit4 In iDUllEfie Township, Mint.
ingdon county, belonging to Mrs. Eliza M. Pym:
No. I.—Adjoining lands ofJames Neely, ISHII:in: Sim
art, and others. containing ono hundred and sixteen'
acres and sixty-livpperchesiMine or
No. Ithids of James 'Needy, lames
and James Cree, containing seventeen acres, more or less.
No. 3.—Apjoining the aboie and containing seventeen
ernes and thirty-six perches, part whereof is cleared.
The real Came above mentioned was purchased by Mrs.
Eliza M. Pyru at Sheriff's sale of the property of William
Campbell. • f!: .!
Any person wlaldlig to pure Rao th e Above proportlas
can o.9Ccrtai,ll.the full .yinrtlenlara and ternla of sale by
calling on 11: C. 'Robson; • Din ;of ShaiiOnp: • ,
•
!hintlngdon JUiy 12. I.l&?sl:l‘!Pi,a7.:;;Rliiii:',lp:Pg:,i,
LO r r-g-F()11 S ALE -
WEST. HUNTINGDON,7! PA.
APPLY;TO ' -1 ,, r ,
IY,M. DORRIS Sa,
Agent .N. E. Thomson.
Huntingdon; June 2G, •1865: • ,
3Paancrat. 3PC).IL",
31:
Offer e:! Farm oil'
. .
Twidelt ßß they reside, In West toli,nehlp, ,lititstingdon•
clunty, ntpsivete side. It isottouted,three ;Alfas (rote
l'eteralirg, and lite name dlstnneo front llnltrosid'and Ca.
nal. It centafne thiee bandied and foriy-ninet aired arid'
allowance; good lotihtinif ,, tuld,unn , lt 91 1, 1 'hundred 4 4 1 .4 .
fifty acres cleared, nod well adopted for'weeeek arta.
J.'S. MAGItaltS.
SIAGUIES
nprlll9,l9e,t-tf.
FOR . SALE;
("INF( now trottitig'BUGGY, - ono goo&
. I : PA It [UAW:, nod ono AARE: tbrcei
spring . , LEOYULD PLOONI.
lituttiugdon, Oct 25.1963..' ' •`•‘ •
, NOWPOPEN''
WHARTON'& - IVI))G4JII3'S
11 TUE- IMOAD TOP DiTor. tpumisq: ;. •
The public generally aro halted to call beforii Rumba
sing elsewhere.
Huntingdon, Juno 2 f,19 5 ,1 ) ; j
3F. a - 0 lorAmor
A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH ;LIKENESS,
• 'Cii IAT
DONNELL
Ord Hal: Stilek '4borr tcpt of
Ifoo4;,Stdre - . 1
CALLAND§ErMoV4E7s.: ,
, Finutingdoxi, Ost 4, 45-tf.
Witt e.
•agile •
1 1 103ps!rrtlkred3fu.??93!,!"ft
SPLENDID-,DSTOOK
iII
:. -
8 00 73,"18.H0.E.:Ai ;Q44T816,
1910 - Uh to- the' iiispejtlO'rsisVlki - 4 ' - enstoisieralihd
the"public geslaralty: , ael!:hteitbese a 16 ug,at.
itEASONABLE . PRICES- ;
and those who purchitr:O'Onao Klli stsroly call atgaint ,
BOOTS
Aiih ' To
5 4a ORDER;.
f .yiREPAIRINTdoVo Jrt thb iteateat arid melt expedo
lions Call
taw dtsro ssOt of , thi(Diaatond: I
,
I.II,VA.T . BNTIIITOIASNL't
lIIGII 'PRICES SULIe4.PNDER ! !
THE BEST' AND THE CHEAPEST.
JOHN.H.. , WESTBROOK?
eitur.f PC , t
rich hoejust received from ilio.city
nplendid stook of, • , •
BOOTS : . '&S InLS , 1191,S &
Hosiery, ;Shoe Carpet „ . 84p1,3,
Trunks, dc, • •
or wILIO3 hell preporod to nog e:t• re pr ,
A lot e l ''' ißeeg ,
Eler;•QN/lit4 , § 4 Al 4,M s cft't ° ) F e"
cered.
s. „ ow
4 ,
"
reirPnad „ A
*.
"" ,1 9 fl d frfil P , "11 7 1 4 8 1 4. fiA'r7
•
Ecy.T39oll -- :AND SllOl3l STORE:
the". public ( ; that hi hs:s Jitsc
401,4 At141., - 044:sit
I/ 'll
Aide`
.ks'olttileht
BOOTS AND SHOES., ;a
Tor Ladies, Gentler4oY aod'
All of which hewn} dell iit,falr Picte. Quick sales and
Mall profits. Call rind oxunine my stock.
Manufacturing and Repining done to order as usual.
Huntingdon, 3SUi.
.. • T TEN T1ON!! .
; •. ;
IL& WESTBROOK Ai.
potato to tbeft , fraelt.-etocit-atidattraotirit 71407-7',
riots,
.[77
GROCtitIES, — ' e -
r CON FECTIONB II I BBv ;"
TOBACCO 'SEGABS,'
Mad in-radtt everything generally kept , in snob a atOra:
: [alley araprepated to moll artbe most reatortablelitices,
and by a close 'attention to business. and their endetieore
to: ideate everybody they bopo to gain the good will and,
Ipatrouego of the public. . ~• . ' : • .
i.Tliele adore is Ancated On ttroet, diteotly oipoolto
the net National hank, and woe formerly occupied by
.I.lf. Wag Saxton. 7 .7[ 7 77; ; , 77,7 [. ,7;
M'IIIAICTIGAL'S LIVERY STABLE.
. . ..
MONTGOMERY STREET; E . , L
Be.tiveni flieWapti.st cilid Azgultic Chutehes,
HUNT 4.N ,Gr IX 0 Ai' PA.
~..-.:-, it .eh
I.WctSt,,,,, •
'..,,1E,..)(1 ;11::::. .u.; -1;./.4q 1 1 , ,t,W.-
;• • ;:0 '...t, ,;;, T , r . ~ . .!I 1,1'..!.. . 4 VGagle•l'
IkIUBnEI:P
fitd.: 6g&Eßiltir i(i
. .infortaed that the embsorlberltimliELre4 at ills New
LI. ERIC tqAßliky.to:a&ornmoltats qll , v.ith ', ! , •
gokszt, .B?)tatEs, & atiarAGZ's ,
esrwittiablo tßtet, an iqlbat '
3apistaY 351t1Vil,Tra'AZI,'
anoe.rgi.A. F. IS3°,
!I