14é61,0bt.
HUNTINGDON, PA
Wednesday morning, Aug, 8, 1866,
LOCAL & PERSONAL.
To Sulastribers
Those subscribers receiving a pa
per marked with a f before the name
will understand that the time for
which they subseribed is . up. If they
wish the paper continued they will
renew their subscription through the
mail or otherwise
Delegate Bleating.
The voters of the Union Party are
requested to meet at the usual places,
on Satiirday,, the nth day of Au
gust next,-at six o'clock in the evening,
in the townships, and i o'clock in the
boroughs, for the ptirpose of electing
delegates to a county convention to be
held at the Court House in Hunting
dori,-on Tuesday, the 14th day of August,
_at two: o'clock; P. 'M., to nominate a
ticket anci.trunsact such other business
ns thognterests of the party may re-
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Chairman Co. Coin.
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July 9,186 G
An Offer—Mill Robert Aiteept
For some weeks, Robert McDivitt,
editor of the Journal & American, has
hepn making assertions in the columns
ofjbatpaper, Which'if true, would, as
thay should, injure ui in our business
its:well as in any political influonco we
may have in or out•of the coupty. We
have thus far treated all his slanders
and personal • abuse* with silent con
tempt, and wo wool( nut now refer to
them irwo woro:not urged to-do so by
many . personal
_friends who are mix
ions to see Robert with his low per
sonal abuse of us driven to the
Wo thorefore, - that Robert may have
an opportu pity, , to make for himself
character fOr tenth; if he can, offer him
the following proposition :
For every name. (of a responsible
man yOu. can secure to-A certificate,
certifying that - what you havC:said of
us is true, we will-give you fifty - dollars.
Now Robert, if you have been publish
ing the truth, you will have ,Ro diffi
culty making. a few .thousand:eollars.
Ifyon cannot secure backing to your
assertions, your renders who are not
personally acquainted with us and
who ,o not know them to be false,
can come to no other conclusion than
_that you are ono of the lowest and
meanest -liars in the county. Como
Robert, dont back out, your christian
character is at stake.
Fatal Accident.
A young man. named John Ritter,
Son of David Ritter, residing near Mill
Crock, this county, met with a fatal
accident at this place on Wednesday
last. He got cm a train going to Mill
Creek, for.the purpose of riding home.
When but a short distance below town
by some mishap or other, ho fell from
the ear, and falling under the wheels,
he was terribly bruised before being
extricated. He was taken to the sta
tion, where medical assistance was im•
mediately summoned, and the extent'
of his injuries made known. Ho had
his left arm cut almost entirely off, his
left leg entirely- off above the knee,
and the right' log crushed below tho
knee, the car wheey 'deStroying the
whole. ealf:. of the :leg. Ho suffered•
from 4,15,„2. M., the time of the acci
dent,until P,15 T. M., when death en
sued to end his suffering: •
Attend the Delegate Elections
If a Cameron man should be nomi
nated for the Legislature on Tuesday
next over a reliable friend of Andrew
a Curtin, the friend of the soldier, the
widow .and the orphan, it will be be
cause Curtin's friends failed to elect
the right men as delegates to the
County Convention.' :,gen Who cannot
ho influenced by. promises of favors,
shmild be ,elected in • every district.
What has been attempted by Cameron
heretofore to carry 'his point will be
attempted again if necessary. Ho has
the-Money; honestlY Made of comic),
and ho will not fail to he liberal to
these' *lid.' can be bought. We call
upon the soldiers of the county to
stand by their friend as firmly as ho
has stood by them from the commence-
Deceit of the war.
A. Good Number
The Phrenological JoUrnal for Au
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gust--:—.66fitains portraits of Benjamin
Franklin, Lewis Cass, C. F. Brydges,
Brunel!, Mrs.Parkkurst, etc., with ar
ticlei, oa Responsibilitn , Sowing and
Reaping; The Servant Question; Get
ting Married; Writing, the Philosophy
of Phonography; low to-Live; Air and
Sunlight; Summer, and its Les Sons;
Oier,-Eating; Heitd and Bay; Man-
Monkeys; Insanity, and Religious Ex
citements; Physiognomy, Time, Tune,
Veneration; Double Chin, Large oars,
etc. 20 cents, or $2 a year. Fowler
.8:: Wells; N. T.
St. John's Episcopal Church.
- The Eight Rev. Alfred Leo, D. D.,
Bishop of Delaware, is expected to
i
preach. n' this Church, - on Monday
evening -the 13th inst., at .8 o'clock.
There will be no clerical services no:it
Sunday.
—Unanswerable arguments—Those
Spoken and endorsed by the "boys In
blue" as seen in another column.
commences on Monday
next. It will continuo but one week.
Our Natio - nal Game,
On Thursday morning last our town
was graced with the presence of the
Resolute Club of Bedford; which had
come to play the Spartan Club; of this
place, composed of boys of the same
ago as the Resolute. The game com
menced, on tho grounds of the
at, 10 o'clock, on Thursday, and was
played very. well throughout. The
Spartans have gained a reputation, of
which they are deserving, but which
very few thought they would achieve,
while the Resolute boys take with
them the esteem and good wishes of
our people. We think the Resolute
boys should be played at home, to test
their skill, and wo hope the Spartans
will not claim the championship until
they beat them two games out of three
which is the.rule. We can expect the
Spartan to challenge the Social on
the strength of their victory. Tho
seore of the match game is-as follows:
ALSOLUTE. 0. R.
F. 5 1 11, p 3 5
jordou, c 4 3
MO,M■ 3 4
Eciell, 1 L L 3
Cromwell. 2 1., 1 5
P, Reed, 3 1, 3
J. need. I t 3 4
047, c I 3 1
rf 3 4
SPARTAN.
0 6 3:
Strickler 1. 5 4
White, r ' f 2 0,
vuopo. I f 3 4
Y.urcbinell, 3 L 1 4
Bartel, e a 3 -
,T, Long - , c f ' 1 4
0 7
S. Long, 2 b 4 4
Ef 11
Out ou fly, 8 ' I
foul,
" bases. . 12
" etrike, 1
'Out on fly. II
foul, 4
basep, II
. " : utriko, LI
INNINGS.
3 0 18 7 1 6 7-41
0 4 7 0 3 9 15-39 .
Social• Soorera, C. Berens for
Las, for Resolute. Time of
Sparc 011, 0 0
Resolute, 2 0
th t ,pire, 'Flies, C. Fisher,'
Spnriso, Win. A. Malodor/1
pans three hours.
—On Saturday afternoon last the
match game between the first nine of
the Social of this place, and the first
nine of the Juniata of Hollidaysburg,
which claims to bo the champion club
of WeStern Pennsylvania; came off on
the grounds of the former club. The
game commenced with the Social at
the hat (as usual,) and in the first in
ning they made 4 while they allowed
the Juniata to niako 15. The Social
should endeavor to play . more cau
tiously, or else remove those tender
feelings they might have a.t the begin
ring of the gaMe, whereby they have
allowed these and former opponents to
make a hard-to-beat run, which tolls of
feetaally at the end of the game. Ev
ery-inning should bo played carefully,
no matter whether ahead or behind.
Tho champions, wo think, have
found their match, all that is necessaiy
is for the first nine of the Social to
practice more togetlf,pr, and to moot
the Juniata soon: with the determina
tion to beat them. The best fooling
prevailed amongst the Members of .
both clubs throughout the game. The
following is the score :
0. R.
Milliken, 1 It 2
f 4 6
31cFarinnil,.s s 4 6
Christy, c 2 9
31.0unkst, r. ..... 4 5
Rock, 2 b 6 I
D. Oullket, 1, 4
Thompion. I f 1 8
Dra.wley, 3 1 • 6
SOCIAL. 0. R.
H. 0, rimlier, C 5 3
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bray, 3 b
Benedict, I. f.
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Blaanoy, r. f.
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1 2
15 2
. 4 2
8 4 0 0 7 0 9 Total
Junista 1 0 1 4 0 9 11 00
Social _ 1 4 t 3 1 0 17 • 40
Umpire-11mi. 13. F. Rose, Mountain; Scorer.-I'.
Iluover, Juniata; K. A. I,rell.
Time of game. three Roan, fifty minutes.
Out on fly catches, Juniata 10 ; Sochtl 10
Out on 10011, " 6 "0
Strad:out, " 2 " 1
Oat au" 10 " ll
_ _
Rome runs. Juniata, Roller 1, Milliken 1; Social, Oro
2, Kline 1. }Homed fly catchoo, Juniata 7, Social 3.
—Tho match game between the Star
of Altoona and the Hartslog of Alex
andria, has been postponed until Sat
urday next, 11th, when it will be
played on the grounds of Lilo Mountain.
SPARTAN BASE BALL CLUB
This dub is composed of
,boys in
their teens and has been organized
about six weeks. They play very
well considering the short time they
have been organized, and aro now
rehdy to accept challenges from all
Junior Clubs which have not boon or•
ganized over three mouths.
Agrleultural F'elk
We- hope our farmers and our road
ers generally have not forgotten that
a fair will be hold iu the latter part of '
September next. The complaint last
year was that sufficient notice had not
,been given to prepare, but this cannot
be'urged this year. If there are any
who have forgotten it, we trust they
will improve every opportunity in the
short time intervening to bring forth
every product and article to the best
advantage. Proper culture and care
aro requisite, so lot every ono exercise
both, and the next Pair will be what
it should be. The Agricultural Socie
ty meets next Tuesday evening, when
the premium list will be prepared for
publication. We understand that
higher prethiums will be offered than
on any previous occasion. This will
be no mere than justice, - and the so
ciety being better able to give high
'krises, We can consider it a settled fact
that they Will be given. Let farmers,
housekeepers, artists, mechanics and
• others, strive to win the highest
promitime. . •
Magic and Illyetory.
No person should fail to call at the
Garden - Of'Col. - 11. C. Summers, during
Court week, and witness the perform
ances of T. J. Lewis, the greatest Ma
gician in the world. Ho will perform
every •evening during the week, the
great.eastern•mystery, which has as ,
tonished thousands and held monarchs
in awe, known as the Sphynx,.with
out the flesh and Mood of man, yet
talking, singing, smoking,,and acting
as a man; whilst the spectators gaze
amazement, unable to fathom the deep
mystery, and ask of each other, What
is it? He will in addition to tho above
perform many mysterious things be
longing to his profession, which will
be enumerated on the bills. 2t
--The delegate election will be held
on Saturday evening next. From all
the rumors wo hear there will he as
there should be, a lull turn out,
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5 25 1 .....112 05 Mapleton, 4368 15
6 311 12 15 01111 Creek,— 4238 05
650 5 16,12 31 1 5 56 Huntingdon, 5 061 410 7 50
7 061 112 51 .....!Petersburg,... 13 50 - 7 30
7 151 11 01 !Barre°, 1 3 411 7 21.
722 113 6 2:3lBprneeHreel. • 3'30 710
7 35, 1 35 'Birmingham, 3 15 6 55
7 40' 5 57 1 45 6 46,Tyrone 4 21 305 640
7 50 , . .... 2 00 "Hilton 253 623
804 2OS IreBtoria, 2 4.1 826
810 ...... 215 - 113elPs Mills,- 1229 6 19
8 30 6 25 2 40 7 20 A1t00na,...... 3 551 2 20 600
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EXPRESS Eastward leaves Altoona at S 30
VO9 at Iluntingdon 0 49 a. H.
DAY
and of
'lttu• PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS .Weqtaranl. leaves
Ilaatlngdon at T 00 A. 11., and at - liven ut Altoona at
6 20 A. AL
The FAST LINN IYestwartl, leaves Iruntitigdou at
7 :.15 P. M.. and arrives at Altoona nt 850 P. M.
Tito NEW YORE EXPRESS Westward leuvea Ituutiag.
dolt at 7 35 A. 11.,aucl arrive, at Altoona 3 30 s. x.
July 30, 1366.
Not the Iles°lotions
The Journal American of last week
published what it said was the resolu
tions adopted by the friends of Geary
at a meeting held in the Court House
ou the same day of the meeting of the
soldiers friendly to the election of Cly
mer. We refused to publish the same
resolutions simply because they were
not the resolutions read and . adopted by
the meeting. We have no idea of being
made a tool of to gratify the vanity of
would-be leaders of the Geary soldiers
of Huntingdon county. Not one of
every twenty of Goary's soldier friends
in the county belong to the League or
approve its-disorganizing proceedings.
It is composed of and controlled by a
select few who look upon Geary's in
terest as of secondary importance.
EMU
[For the Globe.]
"ROBERT THE SCRIBE."
Lean RobertDiritt—most shadowy man—
'Whom plethora falls to enlarge;
You're constructed In fact ou the moagerest plea—
Light burdens you tako and discharge.
Your lotretinal count 'and weak - beating heart.
With dyspepsia to add to your ills,
Take composure away—make you suddenly staff.—
Aud you pour out your walk° through quills.
If your malice WAS large—had the farce of a devil
As he bullies the legions of hell; -
It your sceptre commanded diabolical revel,
Some terrors about y ou
. might dwell;
nut your wickedness dropping like spite of the witch,
As she jibbers and blocs, and swear.;
ton seem very cinch like that wonderful b—h,
That only the ignorant scarce.
Plunge year eoul for tho once in °literati ekiee,
Drew the power of loveliness down;
Drink kindness and lore from Denevolok eyes:.
And boners your brow may encrown.
Attend to your business, nor measure a h e ro
With pardons who wish you no harm;
And a want hobbling heart may your bestait entrance,
Aud lend to your spirit a charm.
General Geary
We Bee bills posted up at several pla
cos in town with the following an
nouncement:
"The friends of General Geary are
hereby informed that our hero-candi
date will be present at the meeting of
the "Boys in Blue," at Huntingdon,
on Saturday August 18th. All are in
vited to attend."
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M. S. LYTLE, President
W. F. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary.
Viir We expect to see the politicians
of tho Union party in town next week
—and we may expect to have a lively
and noisy time. We shall make all
possible efforts to keep cool and sober,
and shall be pleased to receive numer
ous calls from friends and enemies.
We always feel at home when those
Who differ with us politically give us
an opportunity to "explain." Give us
a call.
OBITUARY.
Ma. Enrron.—The funeral sermon
of Mr JACOB MAIZE ; of this city, war
preached by the writer on yesterday,
Sabbath, 29th inst., from Revelations
ch. 14, 13, to a largo and deeply sym
pathising congregation. And think
ing it might be relieving to the minds
of his surviving parents and other rel
atives in your locality. I would fur.
thor state that our deceased brother
bad been a most ivorthy and exempla
ry member of this charge, (Dcsplains
St. M. E. Church, Chicago,) ever since
he catno to this city. When at home
hero, his Sabbaths wore spent in the
Church, Sabbath School, and in the
use of all the means of grace. His
bearing and demeanor at all times,
was that of a Christian gentleman;
while his most intimate associates here,
as known to the writer, were those of
the most worthy-members, of the
B. Church is ChiCago. In his pocket
diary, which was shown the writer by
his most intimate' friend hero, scarcely
a single entry is made without some
reference to his religious state or en
joyments. We copy ono or two from
the many.. In last April ho says "I
long for holiness of heart,"—"l am not
satisfied with my present experience."
His last Sabbath in Freeport, one week
before his death, ho says again, "This
day has been one of rest and peace."
Rev. Mr. Cleaveland, at Rockford, who
knew him there said "Ho was a chris
tian among strangers." And this is
also confirmed by the men on the same
railroad, on which. ho was conductor.
A short time before his death ho was
told by . Rev. Cleaveland that the chan
ces of his recovery were against him.
And while he seemed somewhat start
led at the near approach' of death ho
nevertheless said in reply that "If it
wore the Lord's will he was willing
and ready to go." And from that time
forward during his sane moments ho
was much engaged in prayer, until ho
slept-the sleep of death,
SIMPSON ClusrErt,
Pastor, I)osplains St. M. E. Church,
Chicago, Illinois.
July 30, 1866.
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Rend now atlvortisetnonto
L ItOSD
TRAINS
On the 20th of July, by the Rev.
Win. P. Winbiglor, Mr; Qmvzn FIELDS,
to Miss JANE J3r,AcK, both of Hunting
don County, Pu.
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VEGETABLE & FRUIT MARKET
At LEWIS & 00'S Family Grocery,
Every Wednesday & Saturday mornings
All kiwis of Vegotablea and Fruit, Eggg, Butter, &G.
bought and taken on commission.
lluNTiminox, Aug. S, 1001.
The following were the selling prices on B . dttrday 'nor
wing last:
Cabbages, T 3 bead 521 a i Nachos. can nod '0
Deets. 13 blanch 101Pinenpple, . 50
Cucumbers, 03 doz ls(.:c2sl.dtrawberries" '0
Nor Potatoes, %s peek 45 Lima Deans " . .50
Onion,., ',.'?,. peep ~5 I Corn, " ... ......... ...50
Deans, - 0 peek 40 Peas, 50
Dried peaches, e 0 Itr...2So,;solTonlatoes, . . 40
Dried Apples. " 251 Dried Beans, ' ). nuart,loosl2
Dried Corr:nits n 'lO Plied Pens, " .... .... 20
ltailins, 14 1b.....—..... ...... 30 Canned oysters, fresh 50
Green Corn, "e dovnt 30 o " spieed.....so
Citrons 56_630 fn jars. oysters, " ...l 00
Waterlllololls 501751 Apples, r. peek •60
A full agsurtment of tad,. Battens always au bawl.
Elva ward, leaves
t Huntingdon at
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DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS & CA
TARRH. treated with the utmost success, by J,
IoAACS, M. D., Oculist and /wrist, (formerly of Leyden,
llolinnd,) No. 519 PINE street, 1 1 111 LADA. Testimonials
from the most reliable sources In the city nod country,
can be seen nt his °Mee. The medical faculty areinvitial
to accompany their lintlento, ns he hasllo secqtd in his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain.—
No charo - fur examination. inli,2llS6l4y
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE
NEW GOODS
ROR SPRING AND SUMMER
Respectfully inform the public generally tbat they
Lave ptst received it large and splendid thick bf goods at
their store in Ituntingdon, Collnkting in part of
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MARRIED,
PFIILADELPIIIA DIARKICTS
Fatally Flout
Extra F10ur..... ......
Superfine Flour
nye Flour
Corn. Meal...
Kx t ra White Wheat.
Fair and Prin., Red
Corn, prima Yalluw
Oats
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'Burley
Cluverseull, IWd P..
'Natality
Flaxfted,
HUNTINGDON • MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY IX S. E.. CO.
111101.27,ALU 1 , 1110:3
Superfine Flour VIA $ll,OO
Extrn Hour j 12,00
Family Flom• 06,00
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Corn Meal t
Buckwheat Meal V, cwt i 5,00
Bed Whont :35
Whits Wheat 1,2,40
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Corn • SO
Oats
Barley "0
Hy° SO
ClOyorseed V W lba $4,00 550
Timothy ;4.15 t 03,00
Flaxseed $1,75 to 2,05
Rye C6op',3 ewt
Bran ?l cwt
Shorts I.+. ctrt
mu=
Planter per !MI
Iteustrax
Hopi V. lb
Iluzs z lb
Beaus bus..
Ec:tthers V. lb
low
Dried Apples a lb
Dried l'eaclica ik lb as to 25
Hans
Sides
Shoulder
Dried Deer
Lard
Butler ......... ......
Eggs
Country Sony
Ray 13 ton
ltyn Straw ys bundle—.
Potatoes %i bus
Apple Batter , r,s, gallon.
Wool yS lb
lArgo Onions V hos
Corn Brooms V dot
Chickens
Tstrkeys ............ .........
MIA Chortle.; ys. quart.
SPECIAL NOTICES
IN lIUNTINGDON
WM. MARCH & BRO.
SILKS,
DRY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, TINWARE,
LADIES' FANCY TiturmUsiGS,
HOOP SKIRTS,BoNNErs, BUTTONS,
WOOD AND WILLOW fif A It E,
QOE E NS WARE, HARD W ARE,
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,
CRACKERS, NOTIONS,
TOBACCO, SEGARS,
GLASS, NAILS,
FISH,- SALT,
&c.,
And in fact everything that le usually kept in a 1104 chew
store, all which were bought law for casluand will be
sold at corrsspondingly low priers for cash, or conutry
produce, nod request the public, to give tin a call bcthro
parchasingelsewhere, feeling sails led we con offer supe
rior Inducements to cash buyers.
resmetfully solicit . the patrpaago of ell. and the
public are cordially Invited to examine cur goods.
Everything token in exchange for goods except prom!.
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Illinthigtlnn, Apl. 24, 1860
fai GEO. SHAEFFER
llavjuat returned frum tlio end ttlth n.
SPLENDID STOCK
BOOTS, SINES, GAITE,II,S, (6C.,
Which lot ogoe, to the to,t/eettolt of Ills roittoPtere. ti 1
thn rubllc generally. - HO 011 cull his thole ot Ow !noel.
IflE AS ONAI3 LE PRICES,
and those wino pitrolto,o °lmo will mural.) , coil iignin
MOTS 5110 ES 'AIADE TO ORDER,
done In tbc motet! and most expe,ll
[1 , 31.13 manlier.
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CM! upntt Mr. F.q.ndret nt. Ida eliop nn .11111 erect, t
for 11.moi nod tlt thu nittlitomt. tl,y2
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:ECONOMY IS MONEY SAVED:
Thy oubmorllter la hormonal tly Inental In I ng,•109.
Is
hrrhote to von:host. or repair Lt
llcot otylr and'cxpellltlon3ly toroltal •
DNDitEhI,A,SI
All latlrlen lowish:4 to him ho retttretol to the
Fr:411,11a: yr tilt; uwitet• 11.1$0011 iti repaired.
and loo•nnottf for rcpntr cars l! left ±ture.
oun,l . :;V:t l Utr 101. FNNTI3IAN.
M`~~Cwti~lg~=xl
OPPide 0+ Tllll 01110 UAVN Oti. Co,
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/1.11 Itistkltl, JOS 12. lean.
nu eannote of it iTedittion of 1110 iloard of Menders of
She Ohio nasin Oil Company. otni of 'Vie net of Assembly
Ll ouch casts Inlet, and iniwideil i thieve will he co ld at th e
Jackson House in the I , orongh °Mon tingdon
On Friday, Ote 10111, day of August, 'GO,
nt 10 o'clock, a. m.l so tunny of the shares of the capital
stock of said company, helonglne to delinquent stock hol
ders, as will pay the tottesstucht ituretofote Made, or d 0...
amid one-third EMILY on Noll share, with all necessary and
incidental charges thereon. Tito - assessments may he
paid at any time before the day of solo.
JylS ad JOUN SCOTT, Treasurer.
° . `lC'll TO TAX . COLLECTORS .
). I rn, are requCsted collect and , pay over to the
Treasurer, as great an ;mount as you possibly can by the
August Court. Money is needed fur the current. expen-
Nen of the county. lie careful to receive no notes but
greenbacks or the notes or national banks, as none
oth
ers are received on deposit by the bank at this place.
Ily order of the Cononissionera,
111.11iltY W. MILLER, Clerk.
31ily 2, IEO3.
('CALL at D. GW IN'S if you want
J 0000 (1001)8.
i A N . NII) REACHES and Tomatoes
.V/31ixed Pickles, Tour:tor Catoor. Popper saitco, tt.. .tc
for ealo at ileragt co'ti I maily tirocely'.
f`I.IIOICE Dried reacher, Apples,
k jthwrants, Pr.tues, Itakins, for Halo at
LEWIS tiruuery.
A LL _KINDS OP TOBACCO
_whole.th itt.
CUNN I N13'11,131 & CAII.IO.N'S.
'FP YOU WANT the BEST SYRUP,
J g , to CUNNIXOUAM x CARMOIVS.
I)OUTS and SHOES, the largetit and
cli,aP.t •w:tiolnient, in town, ut
D. r.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ASSOCIATE
.JUDGE.
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Among the many mune, spoken of In connection with
the nomination for the ollico of Assoehto Judge nt the
approaching Union CoLventi in is that a HEN RY BREW
STER., Evq., of Shirleysburg. It Is bellevlnl that Mr.
Drowsier If elected, would till that position with credit,
both to himself and the co,..munity Ito would represent.
It Is b lieved farther then that Mr. Brewster has claims
upon the suffrages of the people of II until gdon County
dating back to the time of ltd dismemberment some
twenty years, ago, claims which hove never been Ih-initia
ted or ma:ells:A. Furthermore Mr: Brewster, though
he had never personally stood in the ranks no a soldier,
yet he has furnished three suns for the Union army. 0110
for four years, one for three years, and another for one.
year; each of whom received nu honorable discharge at
tha expiration of his. term of service. Moreover Mr.
Drowsier bas always been the soldiers friend and support.
or, and has uniformly - sustained that cense which has
given the soldiers glory nod 'renown. TRUTH.
Aug. 1, ISfal-tc..-
Mtt.LENTIA :—Arnong tho•many names I have seen
in prirt and board mentioned in connection with the
nomination for AsiorlateJudge, I have nut yet seen that
of Et soldier.. Permit me. then, to 'suggest CROWE W.
CORNELIUS. of nirleysbnrg. Mr. C. Is Well qualified
for tho position: is 4. firm 'Union matt, and served 1111
Country In tho Into War. • Cnossuial.
July 25,'1364,4 •
Wm. Lew7s , EN:—lt will l, Admitted that the lower
end of tlm comity is entitled to the nomination Mr Asso
ciate Jodku. In view of this Net I would reel - mullion] the
name of SAMUEL WY HEY, I:ey., of Cla,y township, to
the attention of the voters, as a mlti-man who is worthy
and well medilled to perform the dillies att., position,-
Subject to the Union nominating County Convention.
July 8. WA: , UNION.
Augiht 8.
....510.50
ENEM
I err to tho Iluntiniidon Journal and
American, the time of aim SNARE. Eng., made use of
for the oillee of Associate Judge. Inm pieused to seeit—
no better man lit the county could ho named. nor any
more worthy. ❑ls long experlenco as ri Justice of tho
his honesty end Independence, frilly gnalificri him
for that office.. I hove consulted with a number of per
simo OR the subject. and find that be will secure a general
support, if nominated by the Union Convention of this
county. A SUBSCRIBER.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER
is. are requested by 0 number of citizens of the towor
end to announce .1011 N C. ri3llJClt.tqt as a candidate. for
Ileg-ster and Recorder, subject tot he decision of the Uni
on County Courantlon. Mr. Smucker is a graduate of the
Philadelphia College, and is a eery worthy 3 - oning man,
fully quotllb•d roe the position. lie was disabled while
fighting tho field's otitis country,
jy:2o. BRADY.
PROT IIONOT ALLY
}[rams. EDITORS :—A l'rothonotary to to he elected in
October and net oto).:tppy to hear that Mr. J. ILAN
IIOI.I,II rII3IPSON, of Ifininninatdon. is a capilitlate tar no
mination, PubJect to tine will of tine Union CountyCortren -
lion, and that hie prospects for a mom hula s nomination
ore almost curtain,. Thorn could. not boo hotter choice in
toe comity, as lie is nu Indio,triout young num. fully ate
qualinted .with the binsinness of lLr office, and better than
all, In a public ollirer, takes pie:var.: inn acc.unininalatlng
and attending promptly to the business of those who Intro
OCOOSioII to visit 111111. Ili, claims are °goal it' not supe
rior to any others, from the Mc( that. he perflctly mule,
stands lino very complicated Lothians of the Prothonota•
ry's mike; Is well versed in the laws era. Lid; e,to in the
au.k hour., Or OUT connintry'a peril sure his all inn defense
of our sacred instil lions, and to preserve untarnished
tine honor of our Hag. The Union rotors of linating.ton
county will ratify with pleasure his nomination.
July 18,1860 JAcEsoNTWP.
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D ItOOLKAIATION.—W ILE RE AS, by
a precept to me directed, dated at Huntingdon, tine
21st day of April,- A. D. 1860, under the intuits and seal
of the lion. lleorge Taylor, President of the Court of
Common Pleas, Oyer and Terminer, and general jail deliv
ery of the 21th Judicial District of Pennsylvania, cmpo
sell of Ifuntingtion, Blair andsCambria conntlee; nit& the
Huns. Benj. F. Patton and Anthony .1. heaver, his tissoci-
Ales, Judges of the county of iftnitingdon,- 'justices its.
mignon!, email:Wed to hew, try and tlete'rtuitte all and every
Indictments Made or taken for or concerning all Minion,
which by the boys of the State are made capital, or felon
let of death. and other offences crimes and usitolemeanors,
which have been or shall hereafter be committed or perpe
[rated., for relines aforesaid—l ant commanded to intake
public proclamation thronghouf my whole bailiwick, that
a Court of Oycr and Terminer, of COOIMOn Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, will be held nt the Court House In the
borough of lluntingdou, on the second 3lottday (and 13th
day) of August next, and Omit" who Will prosecute the
said prisoners, be then and there to prosecute them as it
•shall be jest, and that all Justices of the Peace, Coroner
and Constables within said county, be then and there in
their proper persons at 10 o'clock, a. tn. of sold day, with
their records, inquisitions, oxantillatlolot snot reinciabran.
ces, to do those things which to their ullicee respectively
•appertani.
Dated at I fun tiugdon, the 10th tiny of .1 uly in the year of
our Lord alto tight !Mildred and sixty-six,
and tine 00th[ year of American Independence.'
BATH uilsT,
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$1.,25
40 to 45
$l,Ol
$B,OO to 4,50
•'0 to :!..5
. —75 CO 1,50 .
1 1 .% TIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY; OF NEW YORK, •
Crime; 12 STREET.
Cash Capital, $1,000,000. Forpitts, $270,000.
Total Assets, $1,270.000
This Company insures against allfloas or &tong° by fire.
lohnot oavtgation, transportation, ,te. The cost of Moor.
log io this company is no limn, than tho first cost would
he in these small Mutual Companies. •
•
- With no Assessments!
Thin Company is made safe by tho Strap laws of New
York, which is dot the caso•with the Itennsytratils luau
roars Companies.
J D. ETEELE, President. P. NOTH AM, Secretsry,
HENRY Supt. of Aglow!. Os.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Agent.
ntyl.nin Huntingdon, fears.
Office formerly occupied by W. It. Woods, ER), 11111 of
TO .TI—IE LADIES. •
The hest toc;ortineut of
..M.T...MIT 3 TIC SKIRT'S,
Jact received thin day front Nen' York and for ante nt do
cheap cash stare of 11'31. MARCH. k 11110.
•
A splendid assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
FANCY TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS
Just received this day from Nev York and for sale cheap
at . [mny7 1131. 31.111011 A: 11110.
ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY
Choice GROCERIES
JUST RECEIVED
At Lewis Co's Family Grocery,
• Also, .
E,.A:lll>l WEtrSi>l).4',F3tE.
Received fredi from the Philadelphia market every Weil
tiendny nod SatOrday.noirning.
Also,•
Conned Prarlite, Tomotonr, Penn nod Corn
Also, •
SOCCA L,115 OSA rN, Chow chow, Worcestershire
sauce, Fren,h M,tetard, IlOrse ratalish, Pepper sauce, Cat.
sup, OliNe Oil, &c., ;nut
All kinds of Syrups,
such as strawberry., pineapple, blackberry, Sc
CALL 'AND SEE
JUNIATA
STEAM PEARL PAILL,
HUNTINGDON, Ps.,
Is NOW
IN CWII 3 I,IITE RUNNING OItDIM
I=
Tlic patron:lto uftl o town atttl:Lcdtlitty realtectrolly
solicited.
GRAIN, of every, description,
Hoisting Mny 2, IS6( - -
100( BUS/J-B[iS W F. A T
Minted at Steam, i'ettil /11111.
MeCAFIAN k SON.
TRESS BUTTONS &
ur the , Intent styles. Belt liibboh had hackles, Ile.
6lay,llloVee, Edgings, nillings, fx., nt
S. B. lIESRY-ts CO.
EW GOODS tiONSTANTLY RE
J.,lmired at CSINNINURAM & CAR.VOYS,
Bolt nt this mill
McCAIIAN & SON
1E366
4 44 NETROpozi,_
HARDWAH STORE,
HUNTINGDON, P A.
r
le
JAS. A. BROWN
Has removed to the splendid storeroom lo nent,
MAMMOTH I3RICK BUILDING,
HILL ST., HUNTINGDON, PiNNA.
Where ho offers at Windesale and Betall an imams°
stook and endk . ss variety' of ••
FORE/GINT _411 7 1) DOMESTIC ,
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
Pahlts, Oils, Glass*
AT REDUCED PRICES.
TEN YEARS diligent attention hos toss In the
Hardware trade in this place, 1 - 1113 von mo an expert.
once that enables me to serum gren advantages for my
customers in tho selection of tho best standard brands and
reliable qualities of goods. •
llavlngJost returned from Now York mid Philadelphia
with a splendid etude, bonghtsince limo recant decline in
gold, I tuMnow offering groat inducements to buyers.
Among my stock may' be found -
•••• • • •
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS FOR
Carpenters, '
Blacksmiths, . •
Gunsmiths,
Shoemakers',
Saddlers, •
Painters, •
Coachmakers,.
- Cabinet Makers,
Machinists,
Foundrymen,
And for• all other kinds of Mechanics.
FARMERS
(Ind to op• atork n great varlely of Farming linple
melds of the best quslityi snob as -
Srythes,
Mikes, •
Forks,
Shovel!,
frogs,
Gth.ek/s Trotods. .
Ugracn !kw,
I Gurden Rakes.
Grass ..SP.mks,
Pruning 3/ears, ['riming Saws, knives.
Every farmer should 800 the famous
HARPOON .-11 FO3l
7t in the wonder of the ego nod one trial convinces
the most skeptical. that it in the best Hay Fork m ote.—
I have theazuncy for the mato of these forks for Hunting
don and parts of Bedford and Fulton counties and enti Bit
ordora for Forks, punks and ropes at manufacturers
prices.
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I have also the celebrated
PALMER HORSE FORKS
14hich have given such good satistactleu far the hut 3
years, and which I am now selling at greatly reduced
prices.
FOR BUILDERS
I have nn endless assort meat of
LOCKS,
ILLYGES,
SORE I VS,
PAINTS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
VARNISHES, &C.
DUNCANNOIi NAIL AGENCY.
Our best mechanics say that the
DUNCANNON NAILS
ore the best brought to this nutrket. I hare the egenFy fa
the sale of these nails and gpikos, and • • • •
DEALERS, BUILDERS, and others
can be auppllett promptly in 4inantitir4 from one round (a
one hundred kegs, nt nringrectitrord' prices.
MIMRISBURG STONEWARE,
EARTHENWARE AND HOLLOWWARE
all sold low for cash
(C.13.0.9,r0
WOODEN PUMPS
Tho therit of these point's is shown by tho fact that . the
dente.; for them is rapidly htcreooing everywhere. There
is no iron In them totorrode and Injury the water. -They
are light and convenient, so that every man eau ppt t.
his own pump : the whole, only costing hint about ono half
the prico of other pumps. l'Utups, and Wooden pipe to
suit them, promptly shipped by railroad on receipt of or.
dere. tiivc depth front door to bottom of well.
Tha,,krol rof the patronage I have hit lietlti received
I Anil continue my endeavote t 0 ndit, itcTornmeelate and
ramose all, and respect fully•solicit a liberal sharp of public
patronage.
• JAMES A. BROW N.
iNntinet,n,
1866, 18M,
CLOTHING,
1886-
H. ROMAN
SPRING-41.WD SIIIVINIEnt
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ClfEdl?: agrewq 4'.770114.
Fos %lotto:use's Oletking . ot the best tnatorird, end "Ple
in thelseetlverkmaulike ThArioti
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opposite Hie Franklin house In Itarlcit Sims, Halittass
don, Pa.
Huntingdon April 10,'68„
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NOW CI:WM.INa .
AT ..LOTV...P,I4c*S.. .
SPRIN . O AND SUMMER ODODRr,.
Rrhich hooffers •to all 'who' be
• r3LOTHED,
AT Pltlafq T 1? •StYIT 214 . 'T18L144,, • •
. ,
.Hle Stock consists . H Atentlyristitatreketblatt fai
WIC AN•D'POTA., ' *
tiooT3 AND EiIIOS,'HATS ANp: OAP); he, AA
Should gentlemen, desire any particaley kind or on*
clothing not found id the' stock on baud, by louring their
rumour, they can be tice o MillQdaled gt short Ilfdleit ,
Call at the east center of tho 'Diamand, over Levee
Grocery,, - , .
PA'ANII•AL 'CIIITMAIC •
liuntlngdon np.lt, '66. •
El
IJGAp_.QuAR3F4ts
Fon
NEW , GOODS;
.:D.
INFOIDIS TILE PUBLIC]
• •Tra'T • lIE I/
JUST OPENEI) -
SPLENDID STOOK of 'NE* 4:11E/0.V8
CAN -,‘
CHEAPNESS AND QUALM!,
COME.AIND
R_ P. OWIN4
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CHEAP G ROCERY - " - STORE,
"KOEli%rl".M3Ft -
IT'LL ST., HUNTINGDON, PA, ,
rprin 4114oyOgrled:olfere j fp,r..rtkle in
spection and purchase oiCOstomers alaitieand as.
Mort d stock of Groceries, Provisions, Act feels mitre.
fled they - Ca . d to neetiiiindated with 'anything 'ln hie Hite.
Ills prices are low, owl his stock fresh and 4011. -
keeps the best of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
TEAS. SPICES, SALT,
TOBACCO & SEGARS;
•
J3OOTSA.ND SHOES,
HATS . 4, CAPS,
ALSO- • - • • .
HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
MOLASSES, OILS, VINEGAR,
FISH, CHEESE, FLOUR, RICE,
And -.NQ TIONS of every king,
A select stock of DRY GOODS,,together with QUEEN&
WARE. and all .other articles kept ln a wellregulateil
establishment for sale et reesonabteynieee.
st.Z- Ills Goy° fa on 11111 Street,' nearly opposite thi
Bank, and In the room formerly occupied by D. Grove.
Call and examine. • YENTKI„
Huntingdon, op. 10, 1800 : '`l
NEW FAMITAT:- . GROCEIit STORE.
11W , •• LO N resilePtrullY
T.. 7 ' ;alai the attain °liar thd , ciiiagills , 4 l ltUilting
don and vicinity to the fact that he has Just opeatyl P FA
311 LY
.01tOCBitF &run gut .14pi :ATM! .04014. r
whero he will keep constantly en band a full en
4
well assorted stuck .•.•+ , , • r
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
such as Col'oring's Syraii,'N. Orleans and Porte Mee S to
lasses.Fugars, Coffees, Teas, Spices, Salt, flame, ElldM,
Shoulders. Dried Beef, Flour, Fish, Cheese, 'Me, Pickles.
and Provisions ;
•
CEDAR. AND WILLOW-WARE, , -
comprising, in part, - Bashote, IbicketsiTubs,WlFMAciardi
Corn Breams, Brushes, Hugo, Mats, Floor 011 Clads, Bagg
'trunks. &c. &c.
CA.NUI.FS and NUTS of all kirid.;: , sigiCsalo 554 retail,
Tays,yoßAcro,seaAlts,coo OII,ConIOIJ 4alups, to
Ile respectfully invites a eall 'and eiamitiation erby
stock, • &Willed that- bi§' &orals .aud. priCes isllbtarrra
favorably wltlithesklitatty athar Ii Ohs" plod. ;
}ti M, 1,0N6i1,
ituntingdon, March - 7,150: •• • '
GREAT; EN - 1.111JSIA: -
INGE PRICES SURRENDER
THE
. 1313$T.AND VELE CHEAPEST.
• •
I JOHN 11: WESTBROOK -51
Respectfully informs the citizens of Ifuntingdou and
vicinity that lie hoof net received Duni thielty a New an 4
splendid stock of • - : :
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS:& OAPS,
.
7/6s/cry,. Shoe Findings, Carpet Sacks,
. Trunks, the., the., cte.; the.
nil of which lie is prepared toeell at reduced pricer..
A lot of phoico DDlik'.49/31).NtiltADA hasp OW 1411/ sot
ceived.
Don't forget the old stand in the Diann:hut egatta
users nod Die public gegerally are inylted to call.
Ilutitinbled, ape{ 12, WO.
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TWA Oateummi
J. M. - WISE;
Manixfa.ctureritnii :Dealer in
31 71 lILT 3EI. DT X.-5013 . R. Si!
Respectfully invites the :attention .of the', kplillp.te , ,lde
stand on llill et. ; tittuthigdou, in the rear of George 1Y
Swartz' Watch and Jewelpyetnnj avirvro herniiinufacturtiv
and keeps all kinds of Furnituto at rotiticed prices. Pop
8013E1 wishing to putchtteeoVill 40.VrcillOgive him a (Ali
Repairld4 °lntl ktuds ettemirg . to promptly anti charges
renemutblp.CTz Also, itnilettaithig cerreadi . cti; anit . ritilne media M
any otylo desifeal,'at short notice :: • s . s •
The eubscriber'line .
-VE IV' :.4 EECIA.n.I^ itEARSE,
and is prepitied iii,attenA'Fu'uorals at any lilacs in town
or country. J. N: WiFfi.
: tintinedoili 1600-If .
BRADS
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS!
BROKE 01P,P,IN-A PLACji
WEN STORE; NEW GOODS, NEW FITPit
E3OYER - et„:gfiglNEß -
w„ph t
itened ii •
xEirsronE4To R.tivzsiWit,r 4 (..itarnesbarg station)
Consisting of Groceries of all lands, Dry Goods, each al
prints, ninDlos, , Inlped, an.• ' flardWaro, IQtawnswaro,
and n.largo hit 'et lihons reriused 'micas; this, CAA
Tinware, salt, Ash, wooden and willow ware, drags and
stationery, which they pro' prepared to cell ngsery low
Prices to thote who will favor us witk a cat •
'DOTER .G4ft.tiA3
Gruinvillo Nfay 16 Mi.
13URE LIBERTY
,W 141 1 111) LE*D,
Prefeired ilrittfl4lNittprit w r y 41'.0
you will il4llllsl, ytla :14 : Maatiratmeloigibii
• 4 11 iGii.Utt
hol estl s o Prug,PAintA 0148 e, DoAlpro p
So. 17:-1Artk st..,t Pialtvl4,
• • •
T OTS FOR
.3 5.A.141.7,The inbacribers
. .
j5...4h.v0 01/.,9 lots of ..flrolitaville, op Mar-
Eitattott.tVllith tlJep trill prlto, from
$3O to $lOO. All who dosinVit good healthy location to
build would do well to call upon them soon at their store,
fbr themselves lets . et lovilideen.
1301_.Elt 6 QAIWfiR.,
HAW
kO.T4IN_G
JUST ItioBfirril.'