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HUNTINGDON, PA.
Wednesday morning, July 25, 1866.
LOCAL, & PERSONAL.
To Subscribers
Those subscribers receiving a pa
per marked with a t before the name
wilt understand that the Limo for
which they subscObed is up. If they
Avish the paper continued they will
renew their subscription through the
omit or otherwise
Delegate Elections.
The voters of the Union Party are
requested to meet .at the usual places,
on Satirday, the 11th day .of Au
gust next, at six o'clock in the evening,
in the townships, and 7. o'clock in the
boroughs, for. the purpose of electing
•delegates to a county convention to be
held at the Court House in Hunting
don, on Tuesday, thel.4th day of August,
,at two o'cloCk, P. 11.,-to nominate a
'ticket and transact such other business
as the interests of the party may re-
A. 11. BAUMAN,
quire.
July 9, 1866. Chair2nan Co. Com
I:=17=1
—The Adams' Express office at Per
rysville was entered a few days singe
and the safe robbed of $l5BO.
Clymer Soldiers Campaign
League is being formed in this county,
The League meets here on Friday.
---Wo would like the man who says
there are fewer flies this season than
at any time formerly, to show us the
statistics. Wo think it isn't so.
—"A word to the wise is sufficient,"
:but when names follow words, as was
-seen in the Globe last week, it is time
for fools to take warning. • :
—A-disturbance amongst the minors
-on Broad Top for two weeks past, has
been caused by a few dissatisfied indi.
viduals. The disturbance arose to
such a pitch that a police force had to
ho established, and now all is quiet.
—A burglar was found secreted in a
closet at the toll house at the bridge
in Mifflin, a few nights since. He made
his escape through a back entrance,
and wont to Lowistown, where ho was
arrested. His name was Wheeler.
—We were gratified with a visit
from our young friend and quondam
citizen, Mr. Chas. Campbell, son of T.
P CaMpbell, Esq., now at Davenport,
lowa. Charley looked remarkably
well. Re is going into the blind man
ufacturing business 'at Altoona, with
Mr. W. I. Adams,: once a typo in this
office. We wish both our young ac
quaintances success, and hope they
won't "go it blind?'
—The Soldiers 'Orphans at the Cass
villo school will be in this place on
Wednesday. We suppose an exhibi
tion will be given by the youths, when
wo hope no ono will hesitate to turn
out and bear them. Necessary ar
rangements have been completed for
entertaining the orphan children dur
ing their stay. Mr. Cuss, the princi
pal of the school, is deserving of cred
it for his arduous efforts to please the
youth committed to his charge.
flectiat of George Enyruoitil,Esq
wo were pained to hear of the.hor
rible murder of Mr. George Raymond,
in Woodbury, N.. J., on Wednesday
night last. The circumstances of tho
murder aro as follows: Mr. Raymond
and his wife were sleeping in separate
rooms, when about three o'clock Mrs.
R. happened to hear . a
noise in the
adjoining room. Upon going
. in she
endeavored to awake him by calling,
but failed. Sho then tried to raise his
bead, but took bor. hand back covered
with blood, which was oozing from a
gash, produced by an axe. Mis head
was cut in the most-shocking manner.
Mr. Raymond - died shortly after she
entered the room. The murder cau
ses great excitement in that neighbor
hood.: Mr. Rayinond was well known
in this vicinity, and was recently. edi
tor of the Hollidaysburg Whig, :whence
Lo went as Minister to South America.
It Ii Coming
Van Amburgh & Co's Menagerie
and Gardner, lemmings & Co's Circus,
will exhibit in this place on the Ist of
August, as will be seen by reading the
displayed advertisement in to-day's
paper. This combination is too well
known to need any further commend.
ation from us. - A menagerie is always
looked for with anxiety, and as for a
circus we -needn't tell anybody how
well they take in this. section. Don't
forgot the Ist of August, and be in
time to see the grand procession and
the elephant.
THE editors of the Journal & Ameri
can complain of us because wo have
not had more to say of General Geary.
Our colors aro flying—Geary for Gov
ernor, and wo havo not advised our
friends not to trust him because ho has
boon nursed in the lap of Democracy,
as the 'Journal & Anierican editors have
done. Robert & Co., Gpary would be
better pleased with you if you would
‘_‘dry up" entirely until after the elec
tion. He knows how to appreciate
such friendship as yours. Dry up !
liso_The Portland fire has demon
strafed the importance of insurance
See advertisement of the .2Etn4, whiel
"still lives" and insure your propeit)
at once with R. A. Miller & Qv., agents
Jltintingdon.
Now Spitore for Enterprise
If there is ono thing, more than an
other, that our citizens are deficient in,
it' is the spirit of enterprise. We have
admired the spirit of improvement
Manifested by .some of our people, - as
seen in the many now dwelling houSes,
and in the taste and beauty displayed
in rejuvenating old buildings; but
there is ono more subject which, we
think; it is our duty to lay before our
readers, not only for the good of indk
viduals, but also for the welfare of tho
town. That is, enterprise in manutac•
tures. No town in the State, of the
same size, has such a small proportion
of manufacturing establishments as
Huntingdon. Indeed, we can mention
no manufacturing establishment con
ducted on a grand scale. Wo know
not whether it is the desire of our peo
ple to have anything of the nature here
or not, but appearances would indicate
that it is not. Tho mania hero is for
stores (of which wo have a superfluity
nod,) and no capitalist thinks of in
vesting his money in anything that
would : pay hotter, and be a greater
benefit to the town. A man or coin
pany of men can certainly derive more
'pecuniary benefit and a Wider reputa
tion from a now pursuit than from
anything old; and should a body of
capitalists only turn their moans into
the channel of manufactures it would
not be long before their money invest
ed would swell to gratifying propor
tions.
Efforts have boon mado, we believe
to establish a glass factory and also
a car manufactory here, but the pro
jects fell through from some clause or
other, the most prominent cause being,
perhaps; that somo were afraid - it
wouldn't pay. Thus it has been, that
before the thing was tried it was pro
nounced a failure, and thus it will ho,
unless our capitalists arm themselves
with indomitable perseverance and un
tiring industry. Every project falls
through unless the men at the head of
it are determined to carry it through.
We know men who, impressed with
the desirableness of the locality, have
comp here with the object of establish
ing some kind of manufactures; but,
after meeting with the discouraging
remarks of some of our people and
finding no rooms suitable, have gone
to neighboring towns and thoro loca
ted. The evil effects of this practice
cannot be as readily -seen as they
should be. It is a loss of capital, a loss
of labor, and a loss to business, gener
ally, in our midst. Wo should by all
means encourage business of any na
ture, and not drive it away to the ben
efit of other communities. Our town
stands in greater need of enterprising
men than any other town in the State,
and until the proper ways be adopted
in which to encourage industry and
manufactures, we can expect to remain
in the slough of dullness for somo time
to come. The proper way is to invito
men of business, enterprise and capital
into our midst, - and aid them in se
curing the objects they desire. If they
desire:to build, give them aid in secur
ing a-location, and give thorn a start
in business. By all means cease tell
ingthem that they will find it will
not pay, and that they bad better not
attempt it. Such remarks greatly dis
courage a man. In other towns a man
of business is offered the most gener
ous inducements to start, mon of other
business vioing with each other in their
efforts to secure his remain. So it
should be hero.
We only wait to soo ono manufactu
ring business started hero, and paying
as it will, in order Co see others follow
in rapid succession. Let that one be
started soon.
[COMMUNICATED.)
A Triumph for Broad Top Coal.
PIiILADELPIIIA, July 21, 1860
W3l. LEWIS, ESQ.—Yesterday I wit
nessed what may be emphatically call
ed a triumph achieved by the aid of
your Broad Top Coal. Invited by a
party, owning ono of the richest silver
mines in Colorado, known as the Baker
Lode on Kelso kfountain, I witnessed
an interesting process of smelting sil
ver are by the North American Smel
ting Company, located on Spring Gar
den St., No. 1510-12. Four • hundred
and seventy-five pounds of silver ore,
were put into the furnace, heated by
your Broad 'Top Coal, and in a com
paratively short time, yielded one hun•
dred and twenty eight pounds of mat,
containing silver worth at least 5530,-
30, or at the rate of 2000 pounds of
silver ore, 52237,00. The plan of re
ducing the ore, ae practiced by this
company, will produce a revolution in
metallurgy. The cost of smelting is
merely nominal. The process com
monly in voguc,absorbs usually all the
profits in reducing the ore.
Yours truly, &c.,
I. D. RUPP. -
te.r..Poor Robert the:Scribe" says
we abuse him. We have not said a
word exposing his personal character.
To hispolitical character alone have we
taken exceptions. Whatever his char
acter outside of politics may be we
leave. to the public—it is no part of our
business to speak of it either privately
or publicly. His political conduct is
bad enough to damn him deep enough
for all useful purposes. Robert is li
ceused to lie about us as much .us )1c
pleases—as for slandering' us, that is
impossible, as his foul tongue is no
slander. We have lived 'down all such
blackcgtp as him, and he will blow
away if net securely !plc:bored by his
masters.
Base Hall Matters
VITo were highly pleased with a vis.
it to Johnstown on Saturday last, and
in witnessing a match game of base ball
between the Juniata Club of Hollidays
burg, and the Kickenoapawling of
Johnstown. The latter was the same
club which played the Social Club of
this plape on the 2d. The Kicks, after
playing with wonted pluck and energy,
were beaten by the superior skill and
activity of the Juniata "boys." The
score stood at the conclusion of the Bth
innings-27 to 38. They were obliged
to finish with this inning on account
of a heavy shower. Indeed, through
out the game the rain continued to
fall, making the ball very difficult to
catch and pitch, and rendering . the
ground between the bases very slip.
pery. Under these circumstances
there was not much chance for extra
ordinary playing; but yet both clubs
did remarkably well. We don't think
however that Lho Kicks did as good
playing at home as they did with the
Socials, but the reason was, perhaps,
that they dreaded too much the supe
riority of the Juniata boys, who claim
to be the champion club in this neck
o' timber.
Later in the same day tho Juniata
played the Iron of Johnstown on the
same grounds, but were obliged to quit
for the same reason at the conclusion
of the 2d inning, when the scoro stood
-Iron 6, ;Juniata 17. This much of
the game was played in a lively show
er, and we think both clubs displayed
extraordinary fortitude if they were
unable to show extraordinary 8 clone°.
On behalf of the delegation of the
Social Club, wo desire to tender our
warmest thanks to tho Johnstown
boys for the cordial treatment tboy
received. Such an entertainment we
never witnessed and such hospitality
we believe unprecedented. Tho Juni
ata and Social boys can uevor forget
the kindness of the Johnstowncrs, and
if there is ono place justly entitled to
the title of the "town of brotherly love"
that place is Johnstown. Tho people
there have also learned to appreciate
our National Game.
—The Enterprise of Pittsburg play
ed the Kiekcneapawling at Johnstown
on Monday last. The same club also
played the Mountain Club of Altoona
on Tuesday.
--The Social will play the Juniata
of Bedford on Thursday next, on the
grounds of the latter. •
—The Social will also play tho Juni
ata of llollidaysburg, on Saturday the
4th of August, in this place. This
game, we predict, will be tho tightest
and most exciting of the season, and
we ha've cause to think that the Juni
ata will find a foeman worthy of their
steel. Necessary accommodations aro
being fitted up for spectators, and no
person will begrudge ton cents for a
good seat on that day.
—A club has been organized at War
riorsmark, this county, called the For
est. We understand the boys are pro
gressing finely, and are backed by a
good share of bone and sinew. Look
out, Social.
—A club called the Mechanics has
been organized at Patterson, Juniata
county. Also, one at Ebensburg.
Robort tho Scribe" is about
as forgetful of what ho says politically,
as ho is of what he says in his prayers,
and his standing in the Union party is
about the same as it is in the church ho
disgraces.
VEGETABLE & FRUIT MARKET
At LEWIS & 00'S Family Grocery,
Every Wednesday & Saturday mornings
All kinds of Vegetables and Fruit, Eggs, Butter, Rc
bought and taken on commission.
limn:far:Om, July 23, 1520.
The following wore the selling prices on Saturday' mor
ning last:
Cubbaies, 11 head 10@lbi
Boots, 11 bunch 10
Cucumbers, de7 25
Squashes 3@lo ' ,
Now Potatoes, q 1 peck 50
Onions, 11 rope ^0
Deans, 11 peek 40
l e19,"t0
Dried poaches, 0 76...25@50
Dried Apples. "
Dried Currants " 30
Itrusitts, ...............301
Oreen COlll,ll demo 301
A full nesortment of table
Pent:lles, canned. .50
Pinaapple, " ...... 50
,litrawborriet" 50
Lima Beaus " 50
Corn, 50
ii
Nag.. 90
Tomatoes, " 40
Dried Beans, 4,:i iiiial4,looll o
DlisNl l'eaa, " .... .......
Canned oysters, fresh ...... 50
44 spiced ..... 50
In Jars, oyters, " 00
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PiIIL4DIfiLPIIIA DIAIMKETS.
Fatally Flout
ENtra F10ur.........
Superfine Flour
Ilyo Flour
Corn Meal
F:strnWhite Wheat.
Fair and Prim Red
Ilya
Corn, primo Yellow
Oats
Barley
Clorerseed, 1101.10 s.
Timothy
Flaxseed
Wool
Hideo
HUNTINGDON MARKETS
CORRECTED WEEKLY By 8. E. 19:NRy',L CO
Superhno Flaw is hl
Extra Flour
Family Flour -
corn Meal i 3 cwt
Buckwheat Meal V. ow t
Red Wheat.
IFFIto Wheat
Cora
Oats -
Barley
Eye
Clover:wed Is CO lbs
Timothy •
Flaxseed
Rye Chop cwt
Bran II ewt
: , :horts , •o C. wt
. 111 ixed Chop
Plaster par 100
11,8 was 11 lb
110110 [1 lb
Raga 11 lb
Bradt but
Fouthers re 4 lb
Tallow
Dried Apples ' t l lb
Dried Pearlier. bI lb
Ban)
Sidon
Shoulder
Bried Itsl
Lard
Butter
Eggs
Oulu try Soap
!lye Straw iS bundlo
Pohl 1004 , 0 bus -
Applo 1101 ler 11 gallon.
W oul -- c1
Largo Onions ' t o bus
Corn Brom. dof
Chicken.;
Tarhey4
Dried Choi...los 7,0 uu.ii
fiALL at D. P. q WIN'S if you Wan
noon owns.
VALUAIILE REM to stop
Cough ng s Journal . of .health
says that slight irritation of the throat
may be relieved by sipping a slippery
elm tea, or by sucking a pieco of gum
arable. These articles coat over the
mucus remembrance and prevent; the
irritation of the air. A few drops of
paregoric bold in the month and al
lowed to trickle down tho throat will
allay coughing. The best cough Mod:
ipines for children, ono which we have
used for several years with entire sat
tisfaction, is the following ; in .a
vial equal parts_ of paregoric, castor oil
and syrup of ipecac. Always shako
well just before using. A few drops
swallowed, but not washed down by
water or other fluid, will almost al
ways soothe a cough. Repeat the dose
as often as tho cough returns. prom
ono fourth to ono half a teaspoonful
may bo given when a less quantity
does not suffice. A largo dose after
a full meal may produce a little nausea.
Children who are subject to cough
should oat but very little supper, and
indeed all children should eat much
less and similar food at night than at
morning or noon. The abovo mixture
may bo kept on hand ready prepared,
as it does not deteriorate if kept cork.
ed. It may interest those afraid of
mineral medicines, though they par
take freely of common salt, which is
a mineral, to know that the ingrodi•
edits are all vegetable.
Our Correspondence
FORT SCOTT, KaTIMB, July 12
DEAR :—No doubt many of
your readers bavo more or less Wes
tern fever. The following is submitted
for their benefit.
1 in company with three others star
ted from Salem, Dent county, Missou
ri, threo weeks ago. Rave our own
conveyance, and cam) out, and do all
our own talking and looking necessary
to guide us in the selection of homes
in the west. Wo have come through
Dent, Texas, Wright, Lawrence and
Newton counties, in Missouri: All the I
county towns, court houses, and four
out of every five houses in tho country
in each of these counties except Wright
wore destroyed during tho war. The
people with but low exceptions went
either North or South. Each individ
ual was called "Rob" or "Union" ac
cording to tho direction ho traveled.—
Both parties aro now returning : to their
desolate homes, oxeept many robs who
aro afraid to return. These• circum
stances and the poverty attending
them, compel thousands to sell, thus
throwing an immense quantity of
partly improved and very fortilo land
into market at low rates. Many of
these war-ruined men offer fortilo land
with plenty of good water and timber,
(Missouri timber romombor,) and hou
ses that would do an eastern man till
he could build better, at from $5 to 615
per acre. There certainly is a splen
did opening in Missouri at this time for
small capitalists who wish to get
homes; but that opening is rapidly clo
sing. More again.
Yours with respect,
JAMES G. CORBIN.
41: The War Department has or
dered, ut the instance of' the President
of the United States, that all persons
who are undergoing sentence by milk
tary courts, and have boon imprisoned
six months, except those who aro un
der sentence for the crime of murder,
arson, or rape, and excepting those
who are under sentence at the Tortu
gas, be discharged from imprisonment,
and the residue of their sentence re
mitted. -Those who belong to the mil.,
itary service and their terms unexpir
ed, will ho returned to their command,
if it is still in service, and their release
is conditioned upon their giving their
full time and being of good behavior. ,
H. Woods, Esq , authorized
War Claim Agent, will attend prompt
ly to the collection of bounty apd
other -claims upon the Government.
Office in Huntingdon.
Al..Rochford, 111., Monday tho 16th
ide., of wounds received in falling from
a railroad car, JACOB MARL, in the
26th year of hie age.
It is a painful duty to record the
death of those we love, especially when
called away in early manhood, and
when they are able and willing to do
much in the cause of humanity. Such
an ono was our deceased friend and
brother. In early life ho became a
member of the M. .11 Church, and for
a number of years while living in our
town, as all who knew him will cheer.
fully testify, was a very consistent and
earnest christian. Wo are glad to be
able to say that the same Christian
spirit evinced by him while hero, was
manifested during his life in the West,
and when the messenger came; in him
it found one ready to go. Having
od the life of the righteous he died-his.
death and has gone to enjoy the rest
prepared for tho people of God.
8.111. G.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
DEA ENESS, BUN D N ESS CA
TARRH, try: ilea with tho utmost success, by d.
Ir•AACS, M. I)., Oculist and Aurist, (formerly of I,cyclen,
liollanti,) No. 51U PIN I:st rent, 1111.1.A.DA. Testimonials
from tho most reliitlitit sittirce.4 in the city awl country.
rail 110 81,0 of hiSOMOO. Thu 0110110:11 hieUity are invited .
to iteeimitittlry their letthlits, MI Ito has no secrets in his
practice. A ItTIFICIA EYES itwertini without
No charge for entillittilthill. mtl2l.[Sati-ly
WiIOLE.IALE PRICE
$ll,OO
412,00
03,00
41,70
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$2,60
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
I trill Fell at private Nall', the Wowing Real Ditate:
No. I. The PAIOI. on Ithich 1 now lire, tlilletl
nicado," lying in )10crig Isnossltio. Ilnnlingduu coussly,
Pa., hemmed by halo or 11. Itrislestbssugh, Hugh Feely,
ssoll othere, vonlaistioi, wills the 11101111:ililltraet,ohout
362 ACRES,
q'lsiss rats. is prime linos:nano l a mb clout
,Ij2 nrrca
tslessrssl, soss.ll. cilia, otr,t, nushsts gosssl posst amt roil Ibises.,
and the balanee ninny Limbered syllli while, nil rod:
oat:, nut chests - int. 1r basin good blouse and frame titvell•
trig honer, bank 11311, ,tune 11011,`, will, a solver
poriug or the vssoy best WIIIOI., league shed, corn
crib, stusrollosr,srolturslB ssrapplc,, 110111.11
ra :11111 2 ,' 11.111 di:it:1110Y room :-;prosse Creel:
No. 2. A Inset of 30 Acres of Lime,to. Inod, in
rr.oa in to, ',shin. 1..1., of li. PloOlg, Union
furnace, :obi the Lillie Juniata, 20 storey dolled and in
1.111:l11, ill 1.0,1,31.
No. 3. A Oil tilt, l(fN11, in 3lorris town6hin, soul
the whole sir S , st,sst• No. 2, containing
2. r ep, .1' R.
T.• 1.1. trill Ihr tile rell,crilseo,
aolsbgssos P.NVAIsIsACE.
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ream lot+ in lbw 1,111 ssf slsstillevilk. or )lar
klemluspg w'lricll they mill.. II at low pi ies, irurrr
; : s 2O lussiltisl. w s,„ s,i r s• ss good Ise:0111y ',alio. to
bond ussolsl du well lo cull nos,n rheor s-soun at their Moro,
ns•cure for lulu at IoW prisres.
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I.J.LAGA RA_ FIRM ANSURANCL,
• COMPANY,.OF % V YOCK.,
OFFICE, 12 WALL STRUT,
COI Capital, $1,000,000. Surplus, $270,000.
Total Assets, $1,270,000
Th is Company insures against all,less or damage by tire.
'Eland navigation, transportation, Sc. Thu cost of incur.
lug in this omnpany is no more than the first cost would
ho in these small Mutual Companies. -
With no Assessments!
This Company Is made safe by t h e State laws of iVest ,
Tort:, which Is not the case with tho Pennsylvania Insu
rance Companies.
J.D. STEELE, President. P. NOTHAM, Secretary,
HENRY KIP, Supt. of Azencica.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Agent,
myl.om Huntingdon, Penna.
Ofilco formerly occupied by W. 11. Woods, Esq., Hill ; at
GEO. SHAEFFER
11"lisjust returned from the cost with tt ai °.
SPLENDID STOOK
Oa
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, &C.,
Which he offers to tho Inspection of Its customers mud
the public generally. Ile will ,ell his stock at tho most
IZEAEONAI3LE PRICES,
and those who purchase once will surely call again.
BOOTS & SHOES MADE TO ORDER,
and REPAIIIIisiG done In the neatest and most expedl
lions manner.
Call upon Mr. Schaefer at Ids shop on Hill street, a
few doors west or thin Diamond. try 2
pi XECUTOWS NOTICE.-
bolters tekamentray on the estato of J. J. Fee,
lato of the borough of Huntingdon, deed., having been
granted to tlip undorslgmil, oil perimns Indebted are in
neuted to make payment and thoiiio baying claims to
resent them duly authenticated for twill...eat.
8.1111.. T.I3IIOWN, • -
JOHN IL FEB,
lisocutors.
'I I IIE undersigned Corporators named
1 In the act of Assembly, entitled an Act to incorporate
the rettasylVanta Canal Company," approved the fleet
day of HAT, trill open books and reccivo subscrip
tions to tho capital stock of sold company at the placea
end time. following:
PHILADELPHIA, at Boom So. 23, Merchant's Ex
change, at 10 o'clock, a. m on t h e 211th day of.funo,
HARRISBURG, at tho Lochiel House, at tO o'clock, a..
mq on the loth day of .only, IStid.
HUNTINGDON, at the Morticon House, nt 10 o'clock, a
on the lnth day of July, 0000.
L. T. Wattson, Alex. U. Lloyd,
DavidßialTr.Roberta,
T. T. Illerman, W. J. Howard,
John Scott, - It. 11. 'Wigton,
John N. Swoope, J. J. Patlerspn,
may.50.2:11
'Elio best assortment of
MT,2,2IDTIC SIC.IRTe 2
Just received tills day from Now Yerk and for side at the
cheap eaeli . etoro of 10.1. 31A1teIt &ItO.
DIED,
June, 20, 18C0.-64
MO - czotics e).
TO THE LADIES.
A eplerylid aesoriment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
FANCY TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS
Jost received fhb day front Now York and for sale cheap
at [may7 W3l. 151.111011 & BRO.
ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY
Choice GROCERIES
JUST RECEIVED
'At Lewis & Co's Family Grocery.
Alai),
ENIIIV Vgii.EVAl3ll,B2
Received freAlt from the Philadelphio market overy Wad
oceday mid Euturday morning.
Also,
Conned Peaches, Tomatoes, Peso and Corn
IMMI
Spired Lohatcr, Oyskrs, Chow chow, WorceNturildro
6,1111:0, French Mustard, horse Radish, Pepper sauce, Cat-
OliVo Oil, itc., , sod
AU kinds of Syrups,
uch ns strawberry, pineapple, blackberry, Sc
CALL AND SEE
JUNIATA
STEAM PEARL MILL,
HUNTINGDON, Pit.,
IS NOW
IN comPLETE RUNNING ORDER
I=
The patron:lgo of the town null country Is respectfully
EMS
GRAIN, of every description,
Bought itt this mill.
Inutingtlon, May 18430
000 BUSHELS WHEAT
ll'iinted at Steam Pearl Alia
ani sisl rti,-Tiv 4
J. M. WISE,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
3Eit. 'II' 3EI
Respectfully invites tho attention of tho Public to his
stand on 11111 st., Huntingdon, in the rear of George W
Swartz.' Watch and Jewelry store, where he manufactures
and keeps all kinds of Foroitoro at reduced prices. Per
sons widling to purchase, will do well to giro him a call.
Repairing of all kinds attended to promptly and charges
reasonable.
/IV- Also, Undertaking carried on, and Coffins made in
any style desired, at short notice.
The sabseriber rots
ELEGANT HEARSE,
and is prepared 10 n! tend Funerals St any place in town
or country. - J. NI. WISE.
Huntingdon, Say n, 1866-tf
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS!
BROKE OUT IN A NEW PLACE.
WEN STORM; NEW GOOD,S, NEW FIRM.
• ..
BOYER & GARNER •
respoelfolly Worm Ow l site that they bravojast
opesol
EIKSTOIiE T ORA (Marlacsblov station)
Con.-S=ling or hott, of all hinds, Dry Goods. such an
prtula,um,fiu,.
&.; Hardware, gmensware,
and olargo lot oi at rtnitiev,l prievs, hips, Caps.
MO willow ware, drugs oil
slaihmery, whi , h they i.el prepalTd to 1.11 alpory low
priers to lho,e who will favyr us will, a call.
• BOYER & GARNER.
Wools , . ilk, May hi, 1:44
173 U IZE i,11;1 0 , FIT V Will TE LEAD,
l'retsr. , l by all pr;:lical l'aitilerNl Try RI and
}so will lime no.ah .r. Manufactured only by
Z L (LER SMITH,
- \Vholeoulit Drug,i l ttiut vi Claw Dealers .
...To. 137 .Nth. Third
(4 . 4 04A A 1110 gvs . it.A
For e , !!irelY ariii:les.j.t. out. Ad
sire', O. 'f'. OA REV, City Diddetml, Maine.
co .
(HASSENI-Ett elioico lot ul
awl litory l'assimerts at
(.I. I NN INUIIAM OAEMON'S.
1866
4 BIETRoPo
.$
-coo
-
I-lAD\VAR3 S'UR,
HUNTINGDON, PA.
JAS. A. BROWN
Rns removal to the spiel:tit% storeroom In blo now
MAMMOTH BRICK BUILDING,
HILL ST., lIUNTINGDON, PENNA.
Where ho offers at Wholesale and Ratan an Immense
stock and endhted yarloty of•
.FOREIGN AND DO,IIE,STIC
H A ; 4 : E
R
CUTLERY,
Paints, Oils, Glass*
John A. Lemon,
Jamas Borns,
Job,t ga foil,
James Gardner,
Wm. Dorris, Jr.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
- TEN YEARS diligent attention-to business In the
Hardware trade in tidy place, has given two an cavort_
once that enables me to secure great advantages for my
customers In the selection of the btsl standard brands and
reliable qualities of goods.
Havingjust returned from hew York and
with a splendid stock, bough t since the recent decline In
gold, - I ain now offering great Inducements to buyers.
Among my stock may ho found
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS FOR
Carpenters,
Blacksmiths,
Gunsmiths,
Shoemakers,
• Saddlers,
Painters,
Coaehmaker3,
• Cabinet Makers,
Machinists, •
Foundrymen
And for all other kinds of .Mechanics
Will null in my Htock n great variety of Eumiog 1,04,10
men to of tho beet quality, Hoch on
Scythes,
Rakes,
Forks, •
Shovels,
•
Siyuleg,
•
Hoe-T,
. • Candela Trotods, . •
• CAriten Hoes,
Carden Rakes,
Grails IlOoles,
Pruning Shears, •I'uning Saws, Pruning Knives, &0.., efo
Every farmer should see the famous
HAREM HAY FOE
It• is the wonder of the ago; and one trial COIIYiIICUS
tho most skeptical that it is the best tiny Pock made.—
navel he agency for the solo of these forks for Hunting
don and parts of Bedford and Fulton counties and can till
orders for Forks, Dillies and ropes at inannfaaurers
prices.
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11.1cOMIAN & SON
I hare also the celebrated
PALMER HORSE FORKS
Which have give!! such good Hatisfaction for tho Net 3
ycar.d r and 'which I auk nokv coking at greatly reduced
priced.
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- FOR BUILDERS
I have an en,lona wort moot of
LOCJUS,
PUTTY,
VARNISHES, &C.
OUNCANNON NAIL AGENCY
Our best ineehanlesaay that (ha
pUNCANNON NAILS
are tho beet brought to this market. I have the agency ru
tho sale of those nails and spikes, and
DEALERS, BUILDERS, and other
i
caP 1,0 suP0 0 41) 0001 .1 ,11 Yin quantities from one pound
one hundred keg,s, at gatnafactvor pricer s . •
HARRISBURG STONEWARE,
EARTHEN WARE AND lIDLLOWW ARE
WOODEN PUMPS !
The merit oflbceo pumps is :shown by tho fitrt that the
dontarni for dean is rapidly increaling evexywhero. There
is no iron in Mein to correille /rind injure flip water. They
aro convenient, en that emery• 111311 can pot in
his own lollop, the whole only Fouting hint abont one half
the Niue of of lice wont, Pumps, and 'voodoo pip,• to
unit then', pi uniptly chipped by wiliairid on receipt of Or
dure, Girod, pih from !hoot. to !wilco; nil will.
tip! ritrolia.:,.? I have hitherto received
I shall cot.tiuti lay eiv.h.:ivens to suit, tic,...ininodate and
plr,rao :dl, aud tetrectfti!ly
pat rontigu.
J:% ISu A. I,lto VN.
/1111146,1 'II, 164
1860_
..h.
2{ /I 1).
F A It 'VI :E 1-IS
BINGES,
SORE !VS,
BRADS,
PAINTS,
GLASS,
all sold loo• for cash
#3la.esa..l:).
BM
CLOTITING.
H. ROMAN'
EEITI
0L0P1IN(
;O.R
SPRING AND SI7IvIATBIt,
JUST REcianTro
it,. AO - MA.l4'4
CllEdls czarilz.mq
Pea , GonMrnon's Olotlithg of the tiasisintalali wid'ottidit
ri the latat'workmanlthe manner, call at :
.
U. ROl1 I A-N-'.8,',. ' -- '-
opposite tan Prunklin House in Market Slemon, Tinstlntr
don, Pa. - -
Iluntingdon opril 10,'60.
NEW . : CLOTHING ,
G•
. AT Low. - •
M. CLITMAi....-
4As JUST OPENED A NINE ST001:I 01i NEW •
SPRING , AND SUMMER' 0 . 00E4
Which he offers to all whO want to bge ,
• rIT I OTEEED, . .
AT PRICE TO SUIT TILE TIMES:
Illitiatock consists emeaSy.gende Clothing for
•
MEN AliS? I).9YB,atsq
•
%. •
BOOTS AND SHOES, NATE AND . VAN, AC, Olik•
Should gontioinon'tlealregorpai:ticalee kind, or car
clothing not tonna In the et i cwk on howl, by loeving Mott
measure they cnn bo acconetnodateatte short notice. •
Colt at the wet coiner: of the •DIRI110111; eine. Lone*.
*.panZEAL, GUTMAN,
fluntingdon.
HEAD QUARTERS -
NEW GOODS,
D. P. CWIN
INFORMS THE FUI3LIO
THAT ILE HAS
JUST OPEI4ED
.4
SPLENDID STOOK of NEW QOODSj
THAT
CAWT BE. BEAT
IN
CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY,
COMB AND SEE.:
• • D. P. GWYN,
.p.lO .60.,
.
CHEAP GROCERY STORE,:
ME".l3:l l TaliliXt.'
HILL ST., lIIINTINGDON, P. A..
TIIE. undersigned offers for the in,
enaction and ',orphan* of customers alarge and aa..
Aorted stock of oroCerloB, PrOVlSit7llBi Std. ne feels sails;
god they can ho necomodated with anything In his lino.
RN prices 'are low, and Din stuck fresh and goo . d. Llg 7
keeps the bent of
SUGA.R, COFFED,
TEAS, SPICES, SALT,
TOBACCO & SEGARS;
BOOTS AND SHOES, •
HATS & CABS, SA:-
Ar.so—
HAMS, SITOULDERS, SIDES,
MOLASSES,' OILS, VINEGAR:,
OIIEESE, FLOUR RICA
And NO TIONS of every !Auk
A select stock of DRY GOODS, together wittt ppßetis,
WARD and all other articles kept In a wellrosilatad.
catablialtment for alto at reasonable prices.'
.tiV. lila store is on lint 'street; nearly opponito 11w.
Dank, awl in the room formerly occupied by.D. Orate.
Call And rsaadnc. . yENTRIt t
Illintingdon, ap. 10,1860
NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
iv
• colt' tho Latent on of The citizens of Hunting
don and vicinity to the fact that ho has just oponed a VA'
MILY GROCERY noltE at the old stand of Clirigtopher.
tolitt• whom ho trill hoop Con.stautly on band a full and
Well assorted stock of - • . • •
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES •
such an Lovoring's S.yrup, N. Orleans and Porto Rico Mo.
Stigard, Coifeeni teas, Spleen, Salt, -Hums, Sides,
Shoulders, Dried Boor, Flour, Fish, Chew, Rico, Pickle,,,,
nud Provisions of all kinds.
CEDAR AND WILLOW-WARE,
comprising, In part, Rackets, Duck:eta, Tuba, WaslabOarda
Corn Brooms, Brushes, Rugs, Mats, Floor Oil Cloths, Rap:
Trunks, &c.'
CANDIES and NUTS of all kinds, xybeleenle and retell.
TOYS, 'TOBACCO, 8811A11.9, Coin 011, Cold 'Olll4llAm ,to
He respeetrally invites a eell and examination of his
stock, satisfied that hie goods 'and prices wilt coeiptre:
favorably with those:orally other in the place.
WM. LONCL
Iluntingdon, March 7, 1666.
•• GREAT ENTHUSIASM t
iHaiI...PRICIES SURRENDER
TEM BEST AND TEED CHEIAPEST,
I JOHN H. WESTBROOK. ..S1
Respectfully informs tho citizens of Huntingdon awl
j vicinity tint ho basijula received from the City n NIN and
splendid stock of
BOOTS & SHOES, HATSA CAS
&
Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Carp ft 4Sack3,,
Trunks, &c., &c.,
nil of which ho fo prepnred tenet' ot rednced price°.
A lot of choice CONFECTIONERUIS Dove aloe beensm,
keived.
Don't forget the Old stand In liko Manual, QlO etUq9.":
more and Um public generally are Invited
.11indingdou, owl 15, 1856. ; • • '
FOR TEM GREATEST 47.41R15TY.
Handsome and Useful. Artinko i
Call at. I..nwrB , Book Store,.
Q •
. . _
OUR PICKLES ready for the tablo,
I.ry trio doz., Mir., or doz., foetid° at
• Urns Si Co's Family Grocery.
DREISS BUTTONS & TRIMMINGS,
of tho latest styles, Belt Ribbon end Bucklos,
llo
sierY, Glover, Edgings, Prilllngs, &c., at '
&B. 111114 ICY a- co.
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY RE
..L ceiveAbot CUNNINGIIAM ttz
1 1 11(1°1:NG MUSLIN,
nruenNa AtID DRAWINO rAPLO,
IVlsite and Colored Cor4 .far , •
For ento at _ ,
•"/"S' 730 eX d) Sr:l/WNW STOl?..a.
FRESH
FLOWER uul GARDEN SEEDS
FOR SALE AT LEWIS.' I.3,OOK.STORA
•
re,„ll 4 'ino Cigars and Tab,s,ceo fur
sale at liosViS' Beal; Store
TUE I3EST SIIOIOI FISH for, sake
Jt qt. • Lrilr./S CO'S Family 13roevtx.
fl i:101011 Teas, (Urea, Sugars and
roy may at Lewis & Co), Falnity, 9kooory•
NvEhorras- - : •
lolx, park, or Itooi tiontitify,for . lfaiC nt
LBW'S' BOOK AND . ST ATIONEB Y STOII Et
t A11.,(3.111VA 111 Yof articles too
racalion, fur sato at I,N;trIS CA:,3
i'aituty tirocvs.y. Call µllwl6oo. n
L ''SKIUNEi AND PIPE
II( mt.:B 1•4 ;,11 eioo for solo ot tiro hard
storo of .. 1,fe14,1501 JAN. A. BROWN.
131.38 T QUALITY OF FRESII
CVN.N.LiT4IA u (17 GA NA(O -
1866.