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HUNTINGDON, PA
Wednesday morning, Mar. 14, 1866.
LOCAL & PERSONAL.
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County Convention.
At the last meeting of the Union
County Committee, the following reso
lution was adopted :
RESOLVED, That the Chairmen of this Committee ho and
ho is hereby instructed to call a convention of delegates
from the election districts iu this county, to meet in won
t-mitten the first week in April court, to take into consid
«ration and determine tics question of the adoption of the
Crawford county system of nominating candidates for of
fice, in future; and that the Chairman publish in the
county papers, with the call for the Convention, the
manner of making nominations under that system.
In pursuance of this resolution the
Union voters are requested to meet at
the usual places and elect delegates to
conventio - b - , - re
the Court House in Huntingdon, at 2
o'clock, p. m., Wednesday, the 11th
day of April next.
The main features of the system
above referred to are as follows :
At the usual time for holding dele
gate meetings the voters assemble and
bold an election for candidates for the
different offices to be' voted for at the
ensuing election—voting being confined
to those known to act with the party.
The officers of these elections arc usu
ally chosen by the voters present, and
are organized in the same manner as
at a general election, - except that they
are not sworn. The judges of the
several districts soon after assemble in
Convention at the county scat, and
cast up the returns, and the persons
baying the highest number of votes
for the several offices are declared the
candidates. These return judges when
thus . uSsembled in convention, appoint
the County Committee and district
conferees, and transact any other busi
ness that would be proper for a cowl
ty convention. Candidates are usually
required to announce their names in
the county papers before the primary
elections.
The Convention to be held in April
simply to determine whether this
system will be adopted, and should it
be adopted the convention will no
doubt direct a further publication of
rules and regulations prior to the first
election under it in August next.
A. 11. BAUMAN,
Chairman Co. Corn.
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The people of Lewistown talk of
having a market in their midst. That
is a very good thing to talk about,but
a very pitiable thing if it ends in talk.
From what we have seen here, we feel
satisfied that it requires a market
house of some kind or other, at some
point or other, before the project will
be feasible. Before a farmer will back
up to a curb stone and sell, he will go
back to his home and whine over the
domineering spirit of our people. If
we can't accommodate them,thoy will
not try to accommodate us. Farmers
want fair play, and a fair field to work
on. If oar citizens can't go to a little
sacrifice of treasure to secure a great
benefit then a farmer is justified in not
standing out in the cold to sell to ac•
commodate them.
W - The illustrated Phrenologicql
Journal for March contains Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Hon. Ezra Cornell, Prof.
Mapes, Frederika Bremer, Lavater,
Las Casas, Sir John Franklin, Captain
Cook, Revs. John Wesley and Jona—
than Edwards; Talent and Genius;
Extraordinary Prediction ; Ghosts;
Origin of Coal; Varieties of Sheep;
Iron, its uses; Putting o❑ a had face;
Tribulation Trepid, and Mr. Hopeful ;
The Jew; Love and Lovers, the Phil
osophy of Engagements; an excellent
number—only 20 cents, or $2,00 a yr.
Address FOWLER & WELLS, 389 Broad
way, New York.
Borough rdectlon
The constable announces that there
will be an election held on Friday
next for the following borough (All—
MEM
One Judge of Elections; two In
spectors; two School Direct Ors; one
Justice of the Peace ; and ono Consta
ble.
A borough election is not of such
slight importance that it will he treat
ed indifferently. There is no "bull"
issue in the present election.
W..)7—We bear that some of Old Hun
tingdon's young and noble sons intend
going westward this Spring, being im
pressed with the high built hope that
there is the field for advancement. We
commend the aspiration of the young
men, but we must add that we would
rather see their spirit displayed in in
creasing the advantages of their na
tive country. We want just such a
go:ahead Spirit here at home.
Varar.vell Sermon
Rev. S. IL Reid, pastor of tho Ger
man Reformed Church, kill preach his
last sermon on Sabbath evening next.
An appreciative. public will avail them
selves of this the last opportunity to
hear an able and popular minister,who
our midst the. longest of
any of our present
[CONUUNICATED.]
MR. EDITOR :-It affords me great
pleasure to inform the readers of the
Globe, that a Lodge of Good Templars
has been organized at this place. Our
organization was effected under very
auspicious circumstances. We num
ber fifty members, and have met but
four times; we hope to double that
number before the expiration or the
present year. Wo intend that the
TomparAnco cause shall not languish
in our portion cf the County. There
are at present thred lodges in this val
ley: namely - , McClain, Stratford and
Smithsonian, the latter at Mooresville.
We are indebted to the members of
McClain and Stratford Lodges, for the
very essential aid rendered in effect
ing our organization. The following
members were duly elected and instal.
led as our officers for the present quar
ter :
W C T—Leo T Wilson ; W V T
Jennie Myton ; W S—John Thompson;
W T —lien ry Lightner; W I G—lLlan
nail Beverly ; IV 0 G—John Miller;
W o—John Johnston; W A S—W W
Wallington ; W F S—John IV Snyder;
W M—)Blanchard VT Miller; W D M
—Lizzie Jackson ; IV R ll'S—James
• S—Lizzie Johnston;
PW C T—Jessie P i son.
We have secured the Mooresville
Academy for our Lodge room; it is
large enough to accommodate two or
three hundred members, and he or sho
that will come may. Come one, come
all. L. T. W.
Mooresville, Mar. 8, 1860.
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5 42 ..... 1 12 10 Mapleton, 5 OS
0 52 12 29 Mill Creek,— 5 00 9 37
EO9 /3 12 12 46 6 21,lluntingdon, 4 491 921 431
6 25 1 09 .....IPotersburg,..., 4 331 0 08
G 33 I 1 201 'Bourse, 14 251
641 1 321 0 551Spraccereel, 4 171 830
659 1 531 Illirmingliam, 4 00
7 10 9 01 2 051 7 20 Tyrone 3 50 8 33
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leaves
__ ... ...attringdon at
is FAST LINE Eastward leaves Altoona a• 3 15
1., and arrives nt Iluntinertaa •••- •
1a 011Than•'• ---- knees
ama at
The PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS Eastward,
Altoona at 9 35 P. 51., and arrives at Hunting,.
10361',51.
The FAST JANE Eastward leaves Altoona et
A. 51., and arrives nt Huntingdon at 4 34 A. 51.
The PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS Westward,
Huntingdon et 7 21 A. 51., and arrives at Altoc
8 50 A. 31.
The FAST LINTS Westward, !cues Huntingdon et
8 54 P. 51.. and arrives ut Altoona nt 9 30 P. 31.
Marsh 11, 1866.
Notice
Our store and office books are full of
small accounts against persons residing
in town. As we find tiwo we will
make out bills and place them in the
hands of our town collector Win. 11.
King for collection, and hope he may
not be turned away with promises.
Those knowing themselves indebted
can save us trouble and expense by
calling at ouy store and squaring up.
p
The members of the African SL E.
Church, of this place intend holding a
Festival in their Church on this Tues.
dayand Wednesday, for the benefit
of the pastor. Everybody i$ invited
to attend, the price of admission being
only ten cents.
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We direct attention to the adver
tisement of Rev. S. H. Reid, offering
at public sale on Thursday the 221
inst., some valuable household and
kitchen furniture, &c., &c.
C 0221
A fire occurred at Saxton, this coun
ty, on Tuesday last, in which a dwell
ing house was completely destroyed,
together with the contents. Wo did
not learn particulars.
Musical
B. M. Greene offers for sale, very
cheap, a good ➢lelodeon, 5 octavo pi.
ano style, which has been in use a
short time. Any one wanting a good
instrument cheap should call soon at
his Dlusic store, Huntingdon. 2t
MARRIED,
On Tuesday, the Gth inst.. by Rev.
S. 11. Reid, Mr. 11. R. HOCKENBINUtY,tO
Miss HyrriE Goss, both of Sinking
Valley, Blair county.
On Thursday, the Sth inst.. by the
same, Mr. SAMUEF, UcryNca, to Miss
SUSAN DASUER, both of floperell,Bed
ford county.
On the 10th inst., by the same, Mr.
ALLTN WILSON, to Miss :NANCY A. AINS
WORTH, both of Mt. Union.
At the same time, by the same, Mr.
JOLIN CROSLEY, to Miss MARY A. RAM%
INIAIs,Z, both of Mt. Union.
On Thursday evening, March S,
1866, by Rev. S. H. Reid, Mr. PORTER
POPE to Miss MARY JANE MlLLEll,both
of Huntingdon.
The long looked.for event has come
at last—Mary has found the man of .
her choice, and Porter has won the
lively companion ho sought. The grin•
ter has received his living memento in
the shape of a liberal present we have
not been Li - cored with for many a day
A cake ! that was a cake the dimen
sions of which were something larger
than the size of a princess' crown, and
of unexcelled flavor. Wu thank you,
happy ones, for the gift, and permit
us to add,may your happiness never be
marred through a long life of success
and prosperity.
fkg r e ----- e.Forcerzaccac-IncraistVerz-zonrinta4
DIED,
In Mt. Union, CHARLES F. MortoAN,
son of L. li.. Morgan, of Erysipol,
agod 7 months, and day.
Eticop ou, dear Charles, and take thy rest,
Cod called Theo home he thought it inst.
His body slumbers in the tomb wait
ing for the coming of the Lord, to raise
it to immortality and oternal glory
and happiness, where sickness and
sorrow, pain nod death, are felt and
feared no more. L.
A Startling Story, if Tluo.
Tho Philadelphia correspondent of!
the Charnbersburg Repository endeav
ors to bring the assassin Booth back i
to life. He writes:
"A startling idea has lately been
broached in different parts of the coun
try, which seems absurdly improbable
at first thought, but which on investi•
gation bears marks of possibility to say
the least. It is that John Wilkes
Booth,tho assassin of Abraham Lincoln,
is still alive, and that it was a. compa•
ratively insignificant accomplice, bear.
ing some resemblance to the prime
mover of the plot, who died by the
hand of Boston Corbett. It has been
broyght to public notice by the report.
od ciincorery by our police of a society
in this city which has been holding
clandestine meetings for the past three
months, for the purpose Pf I'f icing mo
ney to transmit to Booth, who is :'aid
to be in Canada. The Wilkes Bari
Record of the Times, in a late issue,
speaks of a similar organization in Lu.
zerne county. Those who believe in
the possibility of the story, argue that
Surratt, who Wa3 with Booth up to
the fatal Good Friday, achieved his
escape and is now in Canada, and they
say that Booth might have done like ,
wise. It will be remembered that at
the time of the trial of the conspirators,
Booth's death was taken for granted
and was never legally demonstrated.
The men who were hung never testi
fied to his decease even in their last
confessions. The believers say that
another individual might readily- have
been mistaken for Booth. The latter
was a very handsome and fascinating
man, and his appearance was exten
sively imitated by other actors. It
will be remembered too, that shortly
after Booth's supposed death, the pa.
pers stated that his head had been pre
served and deposited in a Government
medical institution in Washington. It
is now said that this head has been
examined by a distinguished physician
I who knew Booth well, and who says
that from the craniological develop.
meuts of this skull, it cannot be that of
the man on whose shoulders it is sup
posed to once have rested. It is known
that no friends of Wilkes Booth saw
the body buried for his."
L ROAD
TRAINS
MEAT.
ME
On Friday evening last a pair of
gold spectacles, the finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving them at this
office.
P 1111.4 DELP/LIA. MARKIECTS.
March, 14,
family Flom 'lO,OO
11xtra Flour 00,00
Superfine Flour ... {,625
nye Flour $4.75
Corn Menl... •!,'" 75
001101 While 0511001, 0 , 40W2,70
Fair nfol Primo Red e.'' 300 . 1.2.25
Rye Fa
Corn, prime Yellow 71
Oa tg 50
Barley V,l 0
Clorerfieeti; 11041ba $13,80
Timothy. • , '04,00
Flaxseed, 72:00
•
Word 60;11 , 70
111400 13
11UNTINGDON MARKLITS.
colutEciTp WEEKLY 1;Y S. E. HENRY :1; Ca.
Fondly Hour 'Odd to 50
Ixloo k lour T.,•;,r,,)
Superfine Flour $7,60
Corn Meal -e cwt. 1 , 2;25
ltuel“theat lilourll owl 4 500
White Whom 0 05
lied Wlteat 1.70 (;,, 1.01...)
r;y( 7./
Now Dorn , 51
Unto ^ S
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CloverFved $0,0:0 @ 5.00
Flaisped 0 40
Dried Apples 3MO
Dried Poneltc3 11 11t ..25 to :10
Cutter 10
47,4 0 5
- Lord • , 0
11:irA "5
,
Eltoulder .
Sid. , ''S
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751110)0 14
flay SONO
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11e:01511 Luc $2.10
Potato. 74 boo $1,30
).nocunED FOR INVENTIONS IN THE UNITED
A personal interview with tint inventor is desirable
though not ncret-sary. ne time busine!s con to conducted
by co rreepoudonce. Circular! of information free on ait•
EMU. DROWN,
MEE
628 HOOP SKIRTS. 628
HOPKIN'S "OWN MAKE."
ASANGEACTURED AND SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 028 ARCH ST., Prnr,Avimptil4.
•
The most complete assortment of Ladles', 'Misses' nod
Children's Hoop Skit'la, to this city; gotten op expressly
to moot tho wants of first class trade; embracing tho
slowest and most desirable styles and sizes of “Gore Trails"
of every length—from £',l4 to 4 yards round-20 to 56
springs, at 2to $5. Plain Skirts, all lengths, ft . no 2 1 4 to
3 yards round the bottom, at $1 40 to 5315.
Our lino of Misses' and Children's Skirts are ~*.verbla
lly beyond all competition for variety of styles and sizes,
as well us for finish and durability; varying from 8 to 33
inches In length, 0 to 45 springs et W. Cents to X 220. All
Skirt, of "OUR OWN MAN Id," are warranted to me sat
isfaction; but buy none as such unless they havo
kin's Hoop Skirt Manufactory, No. 025 Arch street,"
stamped on each Tab!
Also, cousiantly on hand, gand skirts. In um fact nr,nl In
New York Mid ilia eastern States, which wetvell at very
low pricc.. A lot of cheap skirts-15 85 cants '
•
24 springs, SI; 35 spring9,ol 15; 30 springs , :St 25 and 40
springs • SI 50. '
o,y - Okirts made to order and repired.
voa_Terms Cash. Ono price only. tnlol-4m
LURCI2gFf,
LUMBER.
9 1 .1.11 i undersigned has just received
and Is now ready to supply the public with
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
CMIIISING ALL THE DIFFERENT GRADES,
From cullinge up to tho clear still,
From 9 months to 2 years ttry
PLASTERING _LATH,
JOINT AND LAP SHINGLES,
DUILDING STUFF AND PLANX
IVORIUM FLOORING, WEATHER-BOARDINO,
DOORS, WINDOWTP,AM ES, SASHES, &c
Now Is the Unto to boy, before the Spring rat, as
Lumber is already nay:Lacing, end dry lombt, is a Hearty
article. CHAS. ft. bli/tCIOS.
IL nut inplon, Fob. 27, ltifa
r : FinE BEST QUALITY OF' FREStI
MACIMUIL ut COMV/N6IfAM C.. 1 11 AI 0 '
jEST BLEACHEDUSLIN
Almlys on hand nt
• CUNNINGHAM CAR MON' S.
cIEGIRS.—Best quality of Soars
mh7at CONNING lIA .1t & ! DAIMON'S.
rj _l: 0 U.N D 414111. AND SALINA
SAM tst OtINNLVGILIM tf. CAR .310.,1"8.
JLI, IcINDS OF CRACKERS
eanAnntly On hand at
CUNNING RAM & CARMON'S.
IQOOTS . AND SHOES, of every va•
liirfety at CUNNINGHAM &CARMON'S.
C T)
ARPTING OF ALL, KINDS
CCNNLYCIIAN et CAR NON'S.
NTI EW GOODS CONSTANTLY RE•
ceiy.l at CUNNINGHAM & CAR MON'S.
AGENTS WANTED
TO SELL THE (MEAT AMERICAN
CALIGRAPITICAL PUZZLE,
The rbennent and most wonderful puzzle of the ego!
Aunts eau neatly make from $lO to $2O a day.
I oI(l Give any ono nun!' $lOO if he run tvll3U thousand
wr.t . ...sruu le • , ,tr. for esmplet pazoSo. - .
' ' ' • fin MU.
.0.b2. ,1 - it . I 3iqr! , ...0 tirrnt
PATENTS
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Engineer and Potent Agent,
Lilt Walnut at., Philadelphia
AI 0,
at renso»nblo prices
WANTED TO PURCH ISE_
A Sod l►oiii Ni of Blßolmoilli tools
INQUIRP, AT MIS 01:VR,
AL 1? 2OPE IcrY •
PUBLf CI SALE.
Un nurei,iu, March 22, 1866
Will be sill at polio sale, at the residence of the Hob.
ct bet, on the -Co , t. , g" k - ann," in West Huntingdon, on
the above day. the 1i lowing per,onal property, sit:
4
4 work borne,. 4 tnilch cow,. It bead of young cattle, I
four horao toogon, L ton here-, so tgfel 110 3, log,Arg, Plow
goArA, winda.lll, r , od cutting box,.thresbing machine
and horse power. plows, Ln crown, t - Ake,i, - forks And a large
variety of other art too numerous to Inention.
TERMS Of SALK—Ender $5, ovh: seer -;1, nine
mouths credit, Pate to continence at 9 o'clock. a. it.
Huntingdon, March 7-21 000111.1 AX.
POR SAIL
A NEW,LIGHT,THREE HORSE WAGON
tool ono FA.!:CV SLI:1(1!:, oath ono or two seat,, by
f0k2741t SIMON COLIN, Coffee Roo.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A PINE MARE, WITH COLT,
fil ti o i kul stock, for tulle. or will be exelintizeil for on eroly
f am vs boric. Inquire nt tlm Globe
F OR SALT",
m I . 4, g ti o ts st r eet.o'! Dwellinglit,
T e l' 7n nod P! - ; ' ,: ‘ li nu rt t ol4 the lot 0,1 wtol;-
lit of A pr 4;
Fur further infurtnati3iu L 1
un Inquire at Lox'!,' Punk and
Music Store. feb7
GROW RBIS
Yo'cs.m•
RoUN I) RENTS on several lots
Jr in Smithfield, IValkor town.thip. gill le cold if
application is made 40011. Apply
Fob. 5,
A LOT OP GROUND
FOT2,
A LOU OF GROUND fronting on Ridge rood CAI feet,
and running back to 3ton r cre,k, adjoining lay of 311,1,.
net Thorny:on.
Apply at the GLORI•t office. 1-A2l
jvI.J.DITO lI'S NOTICE.
[Estate of David D. Erhelman, dec'd.]
'lne undersigned auditor appointed by the Orphans'
Court of Huntingdon county to distribute the balance
in Um hands of John D. Garverodministrator, of David
D. Eshelman, late of Shirley township, deceased, will at
tend at the oniee of Benedict, Stewart C Lytle. in the bor
ough of Huntingdon. on WEDNESDAY, the /Ith day of
MA ItCII, next, nt 10 o'clock, n. m., when and where all
persons intereited ore required to be present or he debar
red from coining fur any part of said fund.
P. M. LYT LE,
fob2l Auditor.
NEW STORE, AND NEW GOODS,
CHEAPEST CLOTHING in Town
LEOPOLD BLOOM
HAS JUST RECEIVED.
A LARai; ASSORTMEST OF NEW STYLES OF
FALL A.LVD WIWTER GOODS,
Which ho oficru to the pnbEe
AT THE CIIEAUST RATES.
In, stock comi,ts of
GENTS' PUENISHING GOODS,
HATS & CA PS, BOOTS & SHOES, Sc. We
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OLD BROAD TOP CORN 1.',11, lIUNTIN . OOO.N, PA.,
Where he will ho plervol to receive o aup accommodate all
eußtontoro, LEOPOLD BLOOM.
Mint ingden, Oct. 10. 10C
7 ,1 4 /rAIIBLE YARD. The undersigned
aenthl respectfully call the attention of tho citizen,
I Ituutincdon and the adjoining 12,1111111.2 s to Din stork of
cant Ifni putrid° n o t; lin is prepared to ftiriiiiih
t the shortest notice, Monumental Marble, Temb, Tables
and Stones of eVery akedred ni and form of Italian or
liastern Marble, highly finished, ce
and carved with iippiv ,
nri.i.t.3 devices, or an may suit.
Ilnilding Marble, Door mid rilpanty Mt, Lc., WIN Le
1 . 11110 flied to order.
W. W. pledges 111303011 to farofth nutterial mut work.
utan9litp equal to any In the country, at a File prier. Call
and NCO, Info you purehase eiKetyhere. 61,0 p an 11111
treet, Ituntlugautt,
thibtir.gdm, 1555
186 t,
I'IULAUELPIIII
WALL PAPERS.
HOWELL & BOURKE,
• MANUFACTURERS OF •
Paper Hangings S; Window Shades,
Corner FOURTR e. 5 MARKET Sts., •
PITILADELIVITA.
N. ll.—Always DI store, n large stork of
.LINEN & Q 1.114 SHADES
MEE
N Ew QLOTuING
AT LOW PRICES,
AL OUTMAN
nAs .n;sT OPENED A PINE STOCK OK NEW
FALL AND MINTER GOODS,
Which he offers to all Who want to he
CLOTEED,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Stock couviate of Rea(ly-moio Clothing for
MEN AND BOYS,
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ftperN AND SHOD'S, HATS AND CAPS, SC., SC.
Rbottlil gentlomon desire any particular kind or cut
clothing not round in tho etuels on laud, by leaving that
ineitattro l key accommodated at short notice.
.„ . .
Call at the Mgt corner of the Diamond, over Long',
Grocery.
MANUAL GUTMAN
pntingdon May. 17, 'O.
Reward the Soldiers!
Another Opportunity is offerecithe many
Friends of the Soldiers to Reward
• those who Faced the Music
of the Enemy.
1 B. &WHIZ & BRO.
lESP EMT UMX inform their nume
t, Tons friends of Markleslunt and surrounding coun
try, rind tlwy have ['reel ved n WO splendid WO of
NEW GOODS,
CA. , isting of—
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
GENr3IEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
and a largo- stock of JEWELRY, &c,
The pnbld:, without regard to politics, red igloo, sect or
valor, will find our Store the plan to buy Jost what they
want, ninl at prices to suit thc times.
Don't WI to giro us a call, as we are determined to
[dense all.
Markkabarg, llnatingelon Co., Nov. 1, ql5,
TADIES' I)RESS GOOPS, 9 0 n1Pri!
Jsing everything new and dealral;lo, end, as Dress
Silks, sill; tuolotlr, and Irish NOIR, alpaca's, Casshnere,
roborgo, Merhioes, all wool /much Delallten, Saxon)'
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TIMID COATJ.—A superior articlo
of 110 t Coat rok .1.1 at
'HENRY & CO.
jl,filA i DE UP CLOTHING, BOOTS &
filow Ware,
0,1 Irk tt e cTo7;:a C t xd" anq •
& CO.
ri 0 TO S. E. HENRY R.:, CO'S for
y g nod Ciothg, cAsOmeres,satinetics, Tyreedn, Ken,tuc
ky Jeans, Wive!, Cord, to.
T ADIES' COATS and CIRCULARS
Shniris, Chilli au g urs, ko: 6c., at
S. E.IIENIVIC te CO.
.E lIENRYc CO. eel! 411 kinds
Q. or Iron, s heet irou, 'loop iron, steel, nails, hops
shoes, stoves and a canary of hollow ware.
-Breeding cages for canary birds
just received and for sale at Lewis's.
111.11 E BEST EASTERN CILIEESE
J mliP63 nt CUNNINGHAM & CATCSIGNT.
.
CI ASSIMEEE oboico lot of
I„Jblack HOC! fancy CaeSiinerta tt
..13N1TNGIIA: , / &,PAMAION'S.
\T-11T:N & RGUIRIII
RAILROAD OTREDT,
piuw.Twoooil, PA.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Foreign and Domestic
a
MITLEMSD
The attention of. •
AIECIIANICS, FARMERS, BUILDERS,
and buyer:, generally, in Invited to the net that we are
now of n DEFTER ABO.OIITMENT of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
than can be found eirewherc In this part of the State, at
prices to suit the timer. Our stock comprises all articles
In this lane of busineme, embracing a general assortment
of TOOLS and MATERIALS used by CARPENTERS,
tLACKSSIITIIS, CARRIAGE sod WAGON MAKERS,
joNEL!, &e., together with n largo stock of
Iron, Steel, 2. r aits, Soiices, Railroad l o d
Mining Supplies, Saddlery, Rohe,
Chains, Grindstones, Circular,
Mill and Cross, Cut Saws,
Enamelled, Finished
and Plain Hol
low mare.
Coal Oil Lamps and Lanterns,
Oil and Powder Cans.
An excellent ftssortment of
M -2 1_...4Et, _ C~a.:ci®ry",
KNIVES, FORKS, DESSERT : TEA
AND TABLE SPOONS, SCIS
SORS, RAZORS, &C.
BRITTANLA&SILVERPLATED WARE.
Household, Horticultural and Farm
Implements,
Of the latest and most improved patterns ;
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE
AT MANUTA CT PRICES.
CARRIAGE et WAGON MAKERS
Will find a general assortment of material for tlieir_use
consisting in part at
Carriage Trimmings, Hubs, Spokes,
Rims, Axles, Springs, Nuts, Bolts,
Washers, Malleable Irons, Pa
tent and enamelledLeatlier,
Whips, Tongues, S'oc
kels, Shafts, Sc.
Can be, supplied with
ANVILS, BELLOWS, 'VICES,
SLEDGES, HAMMERS,
HORSE AND MULE SHOES,
Horse Nails, and all kinds of Iron Stool
CARPENTERS
will find In our estnLlisluu.•ut n superior suck of
PLANES,
SAWS,
AUGERS,
HATCHETS,
lIA)LIIERS,
FILES,
GUISE. S,
HINGES,
SCEEWS,.
LOCKS,
BOLTS,
PULLEYS,
SASH-CORDS, &C., IC.
WM. WILLIAMS
DEM
MINING AND MINERS' GOODS.
NAILS and SPIKES, of all varieties,
BLASTING POWDER, FUSE,
COAL PICKS AND suroVELS.
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;V V *Str.ll3,O4)7P.,
Can be aceommedated with everything in their line from
a Grain Separator to a Whet-stone.
aEttiao.3.4;:lbpx , o9;
Are 05i - wildly Invited to call end examine our etael: of
BUILDING HARDWARE,
Agricultural Implements,
Cmnprisiug the famous Buheoll
Reaper, Mower, and Dropper, combined,
Rundell'a Etrit Premium HORSE PITCIII , OIIK,
Hakes,
F.cythes,
tiny Forts,
Trace and hailer Chalav,
.pr tot Chains,
Cow Tice,
Curry Combs,
amid,
Amos the specialties of our Ilauae, see desire to roll
adtentit4l to the celebrated
The exclusive right to sell which lo vested In us. SLOIII lot
neircular as I get lull particulars of saute, tend sl/. 1 3
yourself of its superior qualit lee.
Sealos of all ai7.2.9 and deacrlptlons, Including
Ma and Counter S.cales,
Platform Scales,
Grocers' and bruggists' Scales,
Rolling JIM, Wheelbarrow, Pork Port
able, Hopper, Miners and Trans
portation, hap, Cattle and
Goal Scales,
FURNISHED AT MANUFACTURERS'
CASH PRIC. S.
The hugest and best 4ssortinent of
GLASS, PAINTS, OIL & PUTTY,
S. I. /11:N ItY & CO
COOK. & PARLOR STOVES.
Erg Norway nail, rod, bar and boop Iron.
STEEL, of all sizes and descriptions
WAGOLBOXES,
CARRIAGE .SPRINGS,
IAO . I\T AND BRASS 17.112 y,
Lar4, Lubricating and Coal Oil,
Ily the barral or Qt ßon, at very low figures.
A..csll is reepectfully solicited, feeling oonfi
dont that our goods and !vivo will not tail to
plcaso.-'eg
WHARVIN & MAGUIRE
.• •• •
DEALERS IN
Compri log
and compare our prices with othrrs.
OHIO PUMP,
SCALES.
Ever offered in this pia
A GREAT VARIETY OF
ALL SIZES OF
HAILS AND BRADS,
By the hog. Very tow I
ema."...:25 (Diet :5 ... .c)12m.c91.3L--sr
STILL IN BLAST.
TIIE subscribers, thankful for the
1. liberal share of patronage they have heretofore re
if re ;; , e n t p r e erl io l2. ,e ;s i t t r a ie n t d .ggl r i o cT ,h t . . o
t ilg . lo . lll n e r r e:
~ eJ •••• take Gals method to Inform their friends
r ii.-44„ and everybody else, that they are prepared
itl. to slake all kinds of IRON and-
V G A a"ft;.GS ,„,.ls In a Rest class Foundry.
tiaranitvajr un j,snd all kinds of Plough and Stove
Castings, also wash tiellies, - adisr. window Grates, coal
hole castings for pavements, Window Weights of all sizes
sand weights, pipe joints, sled and sleigh soles, wagon
boxes, machine castings for atrium and water, grist, saw,
sumac mad plaster mills of all descriptions.
We arc prepared to furnish Heaters nod Iron Fences or
the mo t hnproved style, oven deorn and frames, door sills
and In fact everything made In this line.
We have a very large stock of patterns and can furnish
castings at short notice, and cheaper than they can be land
the county. Having n goon drill we aro prepared to
do drilling and fitting up of all kinds.
tia . siliglacst market price paid for old metal, brass,
zinc, lead, Ec. .1. M. CUNNINGHAM & SON.
Wien on Railroad street, one door west of the Exchange
Hotel, Huntingdon, Po. decriditi
WEST HUNTINGDON FOUNDRY,
Near Fishers' Mill, Huntingdon, F es
(1 1 HE undersigned would 'take this
!moos to Inform the public that hie _ „
Now Fonn.lry is now in blast, and ho is
prepared to receive and nntets for all ' Al_ I.
hinds of CASTINGS, PLOWS,
ING
Being a practical mechanic rot the business, of torn ty
three yearn oxper;ence, and having to dit,int to pleas., ho
hopes to merit awl receive a share of pablle patronage.
Sled and sleigh Soles, and other castinga, kept on hand.
T . ,. ,, . Old metal, brass and copper tattoo in exchinie for
work. A lIES SI 31 PSON.
Mat ingdon, Decroohnt
WATERSTREET FOUNDRY
.41.1 g 04323. 12M . 131.1Ftt
undersigned having purchased
I the above property would take this method to inform
the public that he is prepared to receive and All orders for
ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS,
PLOW?, THRASHING MACHINES, ke., &o.; and also
triil make anal repair nil kinds of Thrashing Machines,
Sled nod sleigh Oho one other castings kept on hand.
Old metal, Bears mid Copper, taken In exchrtnge for
Work. J. M.
Witterstreet, Jan O-..3m.
MPcCoIt.TI:DIEZIMUL 2 rMiM !
(Sixteen Years Fair 'Trial I)
A. PEYSSON, PIULADELPIIIA.
I)OUDRETTE, $2O per ton e taken
_i_ from the factory loose, or 60 cents per bushel, and
.1.26 an ton In bags, delivered at steamboat anti olirond
depots, in Philadelphia.
Menufactoo—Gray's Ferry road &wen the araeual,
PhilatFa. D.•Pot—P , .y , son's farm, Gloucester, N. Jersey,
Woodbury road. Mire—Library street, No. 429, back of
the new post olllco, Phihe.Pe. Dealers—
FitflNCll, RICHARDS & CO..
tr2l.3m 4th and Callowhill streets, Philad'a.
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NEW FIRM
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J:*. GREENE Ce F. 0. BEAVER
Having entered into partnetehip, Inform the public that
they are prepared to execute all elylen uf
Plain and ornamental . Marble Work
Such rts MONUMENTS, IIEADSTONES, also Banding
IVork,ll,l nt low prices as any shop in tho county.
Orders from a ilistauce promptly attended to.
Shop on MIFFLIN er reel, a row doors east of the I.u.
therm] church 101,14,16661 y
New Styles for 'OO already on hand.
THE I ROEST nnd
THE BEST
STOCK OF NEW STYLES OF
WALL PAPER
Ever received in Huntingdnn,
NOW QPgN
And for• sale at LEWIS' Book Store.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
GILTS, SATINS, BLANKS, BROWNS'
of various style; for
Parlors, halls,Dining Rooms, Offices,
Bed Rooms, Kitchens, Bar Rooms, &e.
Paper is on the rise—save 20 por coat.
by buying soon.
It will pay all to buy now for Spring use
. XF' WC:DT..3" N717.4EL1V°30
A GOOD PIIOTOQRAPII LIKENESS,
CALL AT
DONNELL & /CLINE'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
On Hill Street, two doors west of
Lewis' 800/i ? Store.
CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS.
ihinthigdon, Oct 4,'6&--ff.
Q, TRAY .11 G,
Conic to the promisee the subscriber in Itenderson
township, on or about the 25th of December a White boar
pig wilt a flit iu the right ear.
Ibo owner in requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay chnrges4and take it away otherwise It will be
disposed ofaccetdiug to
,TAXI . ISS SLOAN.
STOVES. STOVES.
famou3 ‘fantl-duet" Cook, Wellington Cook,
COntnnlntal Cook, and a 'apleinikl 'raftety of gait humor,
and other heating Storre, kir cool or wood, .j)3 , 1
re
relrcJ. and for vale at the hardware Store of
• JAMES A. DROWN.
Iluotingdon, Oct. IS, '6 -t!
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
jkl poison in want of ono of tho
. Above Articles shonl4l call on Mins DlAtiAll L. BA-
K Eft, Agent for the Machine.
lltalllogdon, Sept. 27-13 at •
IDURE LIBERTY wiirrg LEAD,
Preferred by all pracLlcal I'alntero Tq it t arid
you K•lt'nnr, no oth, Mono factorod only by
' ZIEGLER & SMITH,
Wlolosale Drytg,Paint & Glass Dealers,
No. 137 .11' - th. Third st., Philada.
S9OA 111.0NTEI:—Agente wanted
for Blzentiroly now ortictoe, just out,. A 4
di t .:Ati 0. ,'l'. GARRY, City BuitdititS, 13 IddeSntl, Ma 4 ,rke,
Doe.f.O.M:y-1y •
Brm - s.KEINs -- AND PIPE
T-.." , .;;0t5'0f for salo et ffict
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1866.
CLOTRING.
H.. R.O ili A P 2.
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CLOTHING
FALL AND W/NT.TIR
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H. 1 . 1 o m 4
C1111.4P CI.OTIII2vO ST(.I2E.
For Elentlemon's Clothing of the best moterini, end mode
hi the beet workmanlike monnor, call of
IT. ROMAN'S,
oppnnite ctle "Franklin Houle In .N)arke.t Scion: e, II utkliug
don, Pa.
ENklg
HARDWARE
ME
CUTLERY !
13IMENSL' STOCK
-ENDLESS vllltuf,ll
FIARDWARE, CUTLERY, 4c,
NOW OPEN
A.Atp lt OR SALE BY:
JAS. A. BROWN,,
lIUNTINGDON, TIEN.IsTA
CALL AND BXAMINE OUR sToolc
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Huntingdon, oct
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !
25 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
THIS CHEAPEST!
p9rl/1014 QOHN,
AT COFFEE RUN STATION,
Would respectfully call the attention of his old, patron,
specially, and the public to general, to his extofigidei
stock of well selected new Goods, just received frinuelho
'Eastern cities, cousleting, ballast, c c
Dry goods,
gi g thir ig , Avool. •
on Ware, 'Notions,
Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Bonnets, Shawls, Given
lam Hardware, Queeneware, Gro
ceries, Wood and Willow-ware, T01)3000 1
Segare, Nails, Glass, Provisions,
Oil, Fish, Salt; Tinware, , Cap,
per Ware, Drugs and
Medicines, Clocks;
•
Watehes, &c.; -4
and all other articles kept in a first class try store;
all selected with the greatest ears rip'd which were pirt
chased for cacti only, and affords him to sell theta at
very low figure. The public Wilt find it to theit'advka
tugs to call and examine our unsurpassed stork, before
purchasing:elsewhere. No pains Will pe spered in show
ing our Goode. Ladies aro speeialty invited to examine,
our large stock of fuehionable 4hrm gonds; Shawls, Cir
culars, Furs, and a great variety of Woolon Goode, Noel.
ry, &c. Alto. in handsome assortment of LADIES' COAT§
All kinds of produce taken in exchange et the highest
market priCh—Clush not refused, By strict attention to
the wants of customers, we hope to receive a continuation
of the liberal patronage with which we 'barn been berate'
fore favored. Como one and all, and sue.
One.. Now 00011.9 1'0.11,1 tinny.
OCI, 181865.
CHEAP GROCERY STORE.
Wm. "E".7MISTTMI=B.., •
HILL ST lIIINTINGDOI PA
, .
rrHE undersigned offers for the in
epection and purchooo of cnstoluefs a largo and as
sorted go* ad Groceries, Provirians, Sc. lie feels satla
lied they cod be accomodate/I with nnyttifiig folds lino.
Ma pricy, are low, and Ilia stock froth and good. 11A
keeps the best of
StTGAR, COFFEE,
TEAS, SPICES, SALT,
TOBACCOX SEC-ARS,
BOOTS AND SHOES;
Ipa's & CAPS, &e,
EOM
HAAIS, "SHOULDERS ' SIDES,
MOLASSES,. OILS, VINEGAR,
FISH, CHEESE, FLOUR RICA
And NOTIONS of every kind
•
A select stock of DRY GOODS, together with QUEENS.
RARE, and nil other articles kept In n well regulated
establishment for solo nt rouranable prices.
His store In ou 11111 Street, nearly opposite the
Dunk, and in the room formerly occupied by D. Grove. •
Call end examine. • Z. 'VENTED.
• Huntingdon ; Oct 17, 1865. ' • •
SPECIAL NOTICE,
To TIIE LADIES.—Do you really
intend to cease weartog the beautiful ityles nag
so prevalent, or dress less elegantly, because the retie!
Jeff. Davis, was captured in Fashionable Female attire?
Ono moment's cairn reflection will surely servo to change
your reels resolve. The angels bad too 'much good sense
to lay aside their pure chaste robes of white, because
they had for a time eeiled to bide the deformitlea of that
ranee qf Mole, the lieell. Can yon err in following thts
examploof Augetil Then having made nit your m a
• chthat you wilt continuo to drcis tastefully regardless of
rebel acts, do eat forget to call at the store of the stebseri
kr:, who will be happy a; sill times to furnish you wig!"
such articles of dress as you may desire. Urge your fallt s
ore, liusbando, Leathers, neighbor, and children to visit
the samestore. 'they can here be suited In good articles
of Mots, Shoes, Clothing Material, Rats, Caps, Queens,
ware and a general assortment of Groceries, on as rea
sonable terms as nt any Rouse In town. Store on South
east corner of the Diamond, Ilnutingdon, Pa.
may 31,1565. FRANCIS B. WALLACF. •
GREAT ENTHUSIASM !
lIIGII PRICES SURRENDER 1
piLE HEST AND THE CHEAPEST
I JOHN H. WESTHROOK
Neglectfully informs tho citizens of Huntingdon and
vicinity that he hna received from tho city a Now and
splendid stock of • • ,
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & .CAPS;`
Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Ca'pet Sacks,
Trunks, &c., &e., &c.
nll of allied lie la prepared Coma s& reduced prices.
.
A loCalf coin CONFECTIONERIES bap) RIKIEopq
'Don't forget tho old stand In the Diamond. Old mtto ,
mere nod tho paint generally pro itty4ed to pH.
Huntingdon, avid 12, 1885. •
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STOBE.
IVM, AFRICA
llnforms the public that ho has Just
opened at bit old stand to Alio Diamond.
lien tiugdom
A Fine Assortment of all kind's of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
All of which hem-11l sell at kir prices. Quick sales. and
smullprodU.t. rail and examine my stock.
Manufacturing and ttepaltlog come tti ordor as Mil.
Mintingdou, Oct-'IO, 386 a,
Nev Furniture Establishment.
J. M. WISE,
Manufacturer and Dealer •in Furniture.
Itespectful/y invites the attention of the Public to his
stud on Hill at., Huntingdon, in the roar of GeergeW
Swartz' Witch and Jewelry store, where he numnfectures
cud keeps all kinds of Furniture at reduced prima. Par
sons wishing to purchase, will do well to Oro him a call.
Repairing of all kinds attended to promptly and charge.
roannoeido. •
&pt. Also, Undertaking carried on : and Coning made In
any etylo desired, at eliort notice. ' • , •
Jkii-Fuuorals attended at any rhea town or met,
l;.by • • J. M. WI . Bli•
Hialln&don, Sept, 4, 12132-tt
PURE LIBERTY WHITE. LEAH,
'• Will do more and better work at a
o'6ll cost, than nay othor I Try it! Manntnotnr(46o.ls.l,s'
ZIEGLER SMITII,
. . . 7 , 11.1° , 4!. nrug,rabit, tin 4 Glar 1!o era,
4aDZ4-4 - N 0.137 NorthTJllßbiyl3ll.l.lA.l2.t.
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