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HUNTINGDON, PA
Wednesday morning, Sept. 12, 1866.
LOCAL Sc, PERSONAL
To Subscribers
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per marked with a -1 - before the name
will understand that the time for
which they subscribed is up. If they
wish the paper continued they will
renew their subscription through the
mail or otherwise
I.l!leSsrs. Henry & Co. have re
ceived a large stock of new goods.—
Call soon before the stock gets smaller.
Ms.Wre are obliged, through want of
room, to omit an obituary of Thomas
Wilson, Esq., this week.
Public Mooting
A meeting of the friends of Andrew
Johnson will be bold at Mount Union
on Saturday afternoon nest. Speakers
will be present to address the meeting.
L'Z'Our young ft ielid Milton S. Lytle
Las stuck out his shingle as Attorney
at. Law. We commend him to the
public as a prompt and efficient young
man. See card.
Tho Spartans played a club
from Altoona on Saturday last which
we learn was a selected nine. Conse
quence was, the Spartan Club was
beaten, score being 39 to 57.
ien..Our thanks arc due Mr. Jacob
Africa, the accommodating proprietor
of the market car, fora large and lus
cious watermelon. Our friend Jake
goes on the principle that a generous
business man never loses anything
and neither he does.
a'Wo aro under obligations to Mr.
J. B. Shontz for the many favors be
IMS done us during the last two wcek s.
As ho groWs older ho will no doubt
grow wiser. Wo certainly have no
objections to his efforts to persecute us.
X hey pay us liberally.
ATLANTIC CABLE.—The Atlantic Ca
ble does not surprise the public so
much as dons the Self-Rocking era
`die, manufactured and for sale by
J. M. Wise. He also keeps hand-swing
and rocking cradles in connection with
all other' furniture. Coffins made to
order. 2t.
The County Fair
The premium list is published in to
day's Globe. The ground is being pre
pared for an extensive exhibition, and
we may expect a large crowd and an
'extensive display of every thing usu
ally to be found at a County Fair. Wo
urge every farmer to bring something
for exhibition.
A Good ~GOko."
A gentleman called at our office sev
eral days ago and said ho could not
support the Globe any longer—paid us
$l6 for eight years ho was arrears,
we were delighted, and he had the
pleasure of taking his name off our
list of patrons. No doubt the next
time he conies to town he will be sur
prised to find the Globe still in exis
tence.
The Journal & American would
like to impress its readers with the
belief that its leaders—Thad Stevens
& Co.,—are not in favor of negro suf
frage as opposed to rebel suffrage. In
its report of the speeches made at the
Geary meeting in this place it leaves
oat the expressions of Hon. Wayne
McVeigh and Mr. lieatly, although ho
(Robert) had taken thorn down in
short band. Those who were present
to hear and can remember will not de
ny that the negro and negro suffrage
was the sum and substance of the re
.malks of the speakers generally. The
Journal & American can not dodge the
issue.
Slightly Disappointed.
- The Radical Republicans appear
-ivonderfully surprised that we should
refuse to obey their dictation. We are
too old in politics and know too well
the tricks of unprincipled politicians
to have wool pulled over our eyes. We
never denied our Democracy, and nev
er agreed to be swallowc.d up by Thad
Stevens, Fred Douglass & Co. The
contest as carried on by the Radicals
ris to secure to the blacks equal suffrage
and all other political rights. The De
mocratic and Conservative party con
tend for a loyal representation from
all the States in the - Union, and a Gov
ernment under the Constitution, the
supreme law of the land.
DIED,
In Reading, on Monday night the
3d inst., Lieut. WM. A. 11. Lewis, of
the United Slates Army, aged 31 years.
The deceased, a nephew of the edi
tor of this paper, was known to many
of our citizens. lb served his coun
try in the field during the war as a
Lieutenant and Adjutant, and was in
several hard fought battles. He was
also on General Conch's staff' for sev
eral mouths, and was stationed at this
place at the close of the war. Last ,
spring lie was appointed a Lieutenant
in the regular army. About the last
of June, he was ordered to his regi 7
Ment at Mobile, Ala., where, on the
second day alter his arrival, he was
Eent , to the hospital with Cho fever. On
the 213th of August, ho was brought
home to his young family almost a
4i-014on where ho lingered until the 3d.
LIST OP PREMIUMS
EEO
AWARDING COMMITTEES
For the Seventh Annual Exhibition of
the Huntingdon County Agricultural
. Society, to be held at Huntiug.
don, September 26th, 27th,
and 2Sth, 1860.
S-BRED STOCK
CLASS .I.—ITORS •
liost Stallion 'SU. 00
I:,:st brood tuttro, t:IS 00
socond best, 0 00
third hest, 1 00
best 3 year old, 0 00
mccoml best, 4 00
third best, 2 00
hest 2 year old, 4 00
Sorood best, 3 00
third best, 2 00
bent colt 0 mouths al or
Fecond I wit,
hira best,
Best 3 year old,
Second best,
Third Leif,
Belt 7 year
Second bo,t,
Third best.
Beet 3,arling,
udcr
I
thitd brat,
In I licit ,
Third
Bust gelding
c nib t
Iti d bcHt,
EVES
COMMON
Best draught $S 50•
vtrtotta hest, 5 CO{
hest brood mare, 6 00
.sticond boot, 5 00
third beat, 3 00
htett 3 year old, 5 00
sneona bust, 3 00
third beet, 2 00
best 2 year old, 4 00
second best, 3 00
,third best. ii 00
1 hest yearling, 3 00
•
second best, 2 00
third best, 1 00
best colt 0 moutlut 01,1
third best,
Lest 3 yrar
setioyid bee,
gird Iwut, 900
cat 2 year old, 4 00
second belt,
third hest,
best yearling,
wood best,
third best,
best draught horse or
mare,
souor under, :l OD
nd best, 200
third best, 1 00
best pair mules, 7 00
,seond best, I 00
third best, 3 00
Lest trotting bor.', to 00
socontl bc,t, 4 00
third best, 2 00
Fecund best,
third best,
best riding borne,
Fecund hest,
third best, 3 00 .
best pair matches., 10 00
second best, 8 00
third best, 8 00
best family horse, 6 00
second best, 4 00
third best, 3 00
rtrommanil that no person
Or Mare for macro than ono
hangs from 0110 to another
lass No. 1 be charge,' an en
each head, excepting 2 year
The Commit tee respectful!
be allowed to enOr Roy hors
premium, or be allowed to c
class, and that all stock of CI
trance fee of One Dollar on
olds and under.
111 S. Miller, Dr. B. A. Miller,
David llates„lalurs Myton,
.
STOCK.
AWARDIN , / COMMITTEE —JO
.Tutu Gononill, Isaac IL Neff
Samuel Cummins . , George W.
ChAF.S 2—N
E=
$lO 0
. 1
L
6 00
4 00
4 00
3 00
B 00
2 Od
Best bull
Best bull, $lO 00
second best, 5 00
best cow, 0 00
second best, 4 00
blest heifer, .4 00
second best, 8 00
Imist calf, 3 OD
second best, 000
cowl Iljnt,
bo=t cow,
cond beet,
rat i eife,
second best,
Lcst calf,
=MEI
I Best work oxen, 6 00
second best, 4 00
libest bull, 0 00
0 second best, 000
P i best cow. 4 00
second best, 2 00
,;best heifer, 2 00
Lest calf, 1 00
nys Hamilton, Thos. Coldor,
Wilson, Wm. Dorris, Sr., L.
township.)
3—HOGS.
MM. bull,
i mid best,
best cow,
sec. I best,
Imst htifbr,
sccon 1 Lest,
best calf,
ne ml best,
Aulasa Comtnrrnr.-11
J. Wil liam :1 YOCUM, .1:1111e8
Bulb, clanked Cree, (Dublin
MEI
',''g
Brit ebestor-whi to, $3 00
secomt best, 2 00
best berlislitre, 3 00
second bast, 200
t boar,
tlntl boot,
lird Lret,
L gow
Fecond bolt, 2 00
Lest litter of pigl, 300
MIME
ugh L. Conk, EIInI Nom.,
I Rupert, Georgo Bull ; J:k11103
AWARDINti
ker, Andrew Ileffiner, Davit
Lane, Robert Coshorn.
MEE
CLASS
Bvst, 100 g wool Luck, $5 00
beat long wool own, .15 00
I socond best, 3 00
: best sontlolown, 6 00
second boot, 3 00
best merino, 5 00
second best, 300
' best lot common sheep, 300
"ni. Miller, Inane Otenkirl<,
0, Samuel Wigton, Sound
3 00
& 00
3 00
5 OU
3 00
'Eecoull best,
best sonthilown,
second best,
best merino,
second best,
Inutin Cem
John Jackson, Lewis Knod
Neal, lion. B. P. Patton.
CLASS S—CORN HUSKING.
Best husker, $3 001 third het,
necond beet, S 001(ourth beet,
ASTATience CIWINIMAI.—Audrow G. Neff. Marlin Fleu
r, Iv:lac tong, David Colestock, John Ithodeft, Abram
Shenofelt, Christian Peightal.
'URAL. I3rPLE3IENT.
best straw and fodder
cutter,
$4 00
second beat, 2 00
bert hand corn shelter, 4 00
second best, • 2 00
best clover huller, 8 00
second best, 4 00
best hay &grain rake, 500
second best, 3 00
best cider mill, 4 00
best sorghum mill and
evaporator, 0 00
beet 4 horse threshing
MASS O—ACRICIII.T
Bost plow, $5 00
second best, 3 00
third beat. 2 00
WA eubsoil plow, 0 00
woad best, 000
bast double shovel p10w,2 00
svcoed best, 1 00
best corn cultivator, 2 00
second best-, 1 001
beet hill pIOW, 5 00
second best, 2 00
best 'windmill, 5 00
second best, 3 00
machine,
bo,t 2 limey,
best barrow,
Isecond best,
11,e,t wagon lifter,
second best,
!thirdt best,
h n A. Whittaker, J. Netsan
Drove, George P. Wakefield,
Di, FLOM: AND MEAL.
be=t grain drill, 6 col
veondln,t, 6 001
beet corn planter, 3 00
Fecund heat, 2 00
best monerand reaper, 10 00
second best, 500'
AR - AIMING CI 3131ISTSE.—Jo
Dull, Pvtrr Tipprry, D. 11.
SalonvlVitty, Henry Gra
CLASS 7--GRAIN,
Best boo...white wheat, $2 00 best buckwheat,
second best. 1 00 second best,
third beet, 50 boot clorerseed,
hes! bus. red wheat, 2 00 second best,
second beat, 100 beet timothy seed,
third beat, 50 second best,
best bushel rye, 100 best barrel white wheat
second beat. 10 dour, 2. 00
best bus. yellow corn, 160 second best, 100
second best, 50 best barn,' rod wheat
best white corn, 1 00 flour, 2 00
second beet, 50 second best, 1 00
best sweet corn, 100 hest barrel rye flour, IGU
woo d beet, 50 boot 50Iba. corn meal,
best pop corn, 50 yellow, 1 00
eacoinl beat, 25 best 501ba. corn meal,
best oats, 1 001 white, 100
second bsst, 50 best 501hs. buckwboat
best barley, 1 00 meal, 1 00
second best, 201 second best, fn
AwnOnloo COIIMITTLE.—John Reed, Sr., Therms Fisher,
John Cummins, S. E. Henry, Isaac Dowers, George Oscine,
George 11. Cresswell.
Noes.—Orain and reed to be measured by Committee.
CLASS B—MECHANICAL IMPLEMENTS AND UTEN
SILS.
Best two horse carringe,S2 00' best and greatest variety
best buggy, 100 stoneware and earth
lost set mingle harness, 2 00 en-ware. 1 00
best let farm harness, 200 best wm.hing machine, 50
best saddle and bridle, 1 00 best churn, 100
beat pair of boots, 1 00 best meat vessel, 1 00
best pair of shoes, 50 best specimen of marble
best side of sole leather, 100 work, 2 200
best kip and calfskin, 100 beat cook slur., 100
best side harness and up- best pair horse shoes, 60
per leather, 1 00 best corn broom. 50
best lot cabinet-ware, 2 00, bes t rake, 50
best and greatest verb, I best shaking fork,
ty of tio-scare, 1 001.C.41 beet, 25
AWARDINa CO.IITTEE.—Job Slack, John Vantlevander,
John Hngey, Maj. Jacob Cresswell, Washington Reynolds,
John A Shultz, Job Plymplon.
CLASS 9, NO. I—FRUITS.
best doz. winter opp:es,
labled, 1 00
second best, 00
best awl greatest Tonic
' ty of peaches, not less
than 3 each labeled, 100
snot, cl best, 1 03
best assorted basket or
(lists of peaches, 1 00
Dent and largest varinty
of apples, labeled,not
less than 3 of each, $3OO
second best, 2 00
third best, 1 00
best ten sArictira appl , s
labeled, not less than
3 of each, 200
second best, • 1 00
second best, 50
best basket or dish of
quince•, 1 00
second best, 00
third best, 60
best assorted basket or
dish of apples; 100
seeentl beet, 50
hied beet,
u•et collection of plums
6of each lea, 100
.econil best, 50
best dc.zen fall applPs,
00
aecond best, 50
11.Wintrods, Chris:lan liar
Aintnerinini, John 11. Light
AITATOIS, COMMITTEE.-J.
Wl ' A. 11 mhborger. Pout
nor, Da:del bode, Julin hot
CLASS t),
Pest and larg,4 variety
of pear., lab/e.l, on
• •
2-1111)ITS
second Lrst, 1 00
third liod, 50
Lest harlot cr dith of
not less titan 3 each, $n 00
FCCOIId host, 2 00
third best, 1 00
best basket or dish of
native grapes,hrbeled, 1 00
second, 50
third,
leer basket or diAh fnr-
pears.
second hest,
Lest doz. fall pears, la
eign grapes, labeled,
grown in open air, 100
second best, 10
hest and largest variety
second Legit,
tovst loz. hinter pare,
El=C3=l
Oars, labeled, 2 00
01.1 Lost. . 1 00
brat haslivt or dish of
labeled,
seenntl best,
best, and largest rollee
same, Ac., 1 00
l'iecond best, 50
go 0. botcher, David Stewart,
'Oll [of Jackson twv.,] David
,raltam 41robb.
—V P:11 ET MILES.
=DIE
in open nir, libeled, 2 001
A{rAnoc>a C.lll3llrrr.E.—Geor
John Dougherty, Ile, .Tachn
Ilanditun,John R.N.+11., Ai.
CLASS 10, NO. 1
Best and lac;-.,,t
bet peach blosvm, 1 00
scent b• 9:, 50
third best, 25
best Prince Alberts, I 00
accord best, 50
thin! best, 25
best 51 , Nican, 1 00
second I,st, 50
itlard best,
beat ell , Co Whit , ' 100
50
timt of potatoes,ten of
each, labeled, :4 00
second best, 1 00
'lira best, It
best peek early polataca,
named and Wailed, 100
owl beat, 60
third best,
beat pre!: Into potato,,
named and labeled, 100
scent best, 50
third
best spotted Meteors, 1 001
reennd best, 60
third beat.
beat white Mercers, 1 00
second beat, 50'
third beid,
oeund best,
third Lost,
best itianiet Chits, 100
second 1,0(1, 50
third hest, 25
Lent other - variety, 1 00
second best, 50
t),st sweet potatoes, 100
reeond 14est, - 50
'id Clarkson, Jon IL. Thong,
. 51, trikon, icholus Cres•
(I ay ton.
AIVAROMi COMMITTEE.-- Dal
n, Dr. Wm. P. IleNito. ,T,t9
well, Daniel .Ir.. John
CLASS IP, NO. II
V F( ETA DIES.
thico 10.5 t, '25
berg ntang wertzcl,
ac•nnil boct, 26
boLL wiper 100100,)
Best rufit l4s,rt, . ( t o
Arco.' best.
Lent stittAr beet, 60
cOn:l Lest,
loofirf.pp,l, Ito
sect - m.l I'6i,
best tobtteets,
rcolict best,
I. e st t ;strut
Lest. cArrobt, t.ttl
best r ;10
beontl best,
stt ...levy, 1.0
second Lca
bt st e tt
sc. tout be
t:o
seento th , t,
heel egg plauf,
MITE
==
ESTE
=ME
best pumpkins,
second fleet,
Lest pie pumpkin,
second best,
best squashee,
second best,
beat cabbage,
second best,
AWATIPINO COMMITTEI:—Ife.
erthorn..laa,4 harper. Wu
It. F. Haden, Wln. Wray.
—CLASS.II—
Beat and largest variety
pure bred lUmle, 00
second best, 1 00
Lest pair or trio Shang.
00
second best, fu
Best pair or trio of
Chill Chi 00
nocond boat, fill
brst ISralink:ll,or,, 100
second Lest, 50 second best.
Lust DprltifigB, / 00 ' ill,t 6 uineafuttlt,
....lid bort, 501sec,m,1 best,
bet.t. sitttugic.l ITittliburg,l 00,1,,,t tlueltg,
second best, 50'50000.1 ho t.
Lint Game, 1 001 best geese.,
second Lest, 50,,tecon;1 boot,
fiilhurt Morning. Satimel
itneun Wright, Esq.. Morri.
LADIES' DE
CLASS LI—BDE
1104 lionlenuallu brin,l, $1 00
OE ME!
best roll butter,
,cond best,
third beat,
Open to competition fur
unmarried ladies.
best bakers broad,
second best,
IRA pound cake,
second best,
best sper.ge cake,
ascend bust,
best fruit cake,
Arrow] best,
best jelly cake,
second best,
Lest lady cake,
aocolid best,
best !do,
second bast,
third beat,
best cu tard,
Hocond twit, 3u
AW,M1.11:,1
31r3..ltilin Cunningham. Sir
311:4 Fno Nrir, 51r
CLASS 13—CILBESE
Best chooso, St
second best, 56
best lioney,s pounds or
or more, 1
second best, 66
best luon cored by ex
hibitor a Il d coukud
whole, • 2 I
second best, 1
best hard a. a n 1
second best, 60
beat tallow =Oleg, 1
second best, 60
best dried beef, 1
second boost, 60
AWIRDENG
IVltillak
Hugh Cnnuirkgltam, Col. Jol
CLASS 14—PRES I:11W
Best preservolstrna•ber-
second best,
best pioeapplei,
second best,
best gninces,
second best,
best peaches,
second best,
beet plums,
second best,
best peers,
second best,
bent crahmpleA,
second best,
best cherries,
second best,
beet tomatoes,
second best,
AITAIMING Commirrac.—.7
'Wilson, Mrs. Alex. Oaks,
Milos, Mrs. Asbury St,ssart
CLASS 15—SUGAR, EL'
rest domestic angst . , SI I
second bast, 50
best mnplo 'molasses, 1
second best, 50
best sorghum molasses, 1
second bolt, 50
third best, 25
best tomato better, 1
second best, 50 ,
best grope butter, 1
second best,
best apple butter, 1
second best, 51:1
best pear butter, 1
EOCOIId boat, 501
best gullies batter, 1
second best, 501
AWARDIXa COMMITTEE.—W
Eby. Mrs. John Ilnyott,
Robb, Mrs. Jacob Weanu•, M
CLASS 16, DOM ESTI ,
Best woolen carpet not
less than ten yards, $2 00
second best, 1 00
best rag carpet not lens
best flannel not less than
700
- , a>
2 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
toll yards, 2 001
second bast, 100 ,
best hearth rug, 1 00,
second best, 00'
best coverlet, ' 100,
second best, 60
best patchwork quilt, 1 09
second best, 00
best conuterpano, I 00
second b&st, ht)
1 00
al
1 00
00
1 00
00
AWARDING COOMITTIIII.—Mr
W. lohn•on, Jolm IBIDIVAILG
Itinry Null, Moo. INglt JarkE
CLASS .17—LINEN AND
beet 0 yards hoots made
linen, • $3
second bust, 1
best six ynr,la linen di
nner,
secolul bbut,l
be,,t, six yards toncloth;2
second bee , 1
best home tuna, Shirts, 1
second best, 00
best lb. of lined sowing
thread. 1
second best, '5O
AWARDIKG COMMITTIM—D4
Wakefield, Miss Joo Sharer,
Amanda Allison, Mrs. Mary
CLASS 18-110NNET:
beet bonnet, . $2
second best, 1
best worked child's dress
muslin, 2
second best, 1
best worked child's dress. •
worsted,
second best, 1
best embroidery ou mus
lin, 1
second best, 17.
best crochet tidy, 1
AWAPTING CoMMITTNE.—II.
Mice Mlle Crotgh, Mrs. Don
Terry, Mrs. Thomas Colder, I
Thomas Love, Mies L. Fee.
CI,SS 19—SIIELLWORK, LC.
bestoccan shell and moss best specimen of dry
work, $2 pressed flowers, 1
second best, 1 second best,
bees bend work, 1 best spocituen of Tenn
second beat, 60 fruits, 2
beet leather work, mon- second bast, 1
mental, 1 best hair flowers, 2
second beet, 50,second best, 1
bast wax Tame, 1 host seed flowers, 2
cocoon] boat, 50 second boot, 1
best ens° wax flowers, 2
second best, 1
AWARDING CORIIITTIIII.—J.
son, Met. Neal, Mil" Sallie
Miss Ada Douglass, Mrs.
Wakefield, of Brady.
CLASS 20-11.011 AL PEP.IItT3IENT
Lest floral design, $2 (best collection genii,
second best, 1 0111 R,
best taldo saso of cut i second best,
flowers, 50ibest collection wunte.4, 1
second best, 25, second host,
best vase of growing best collection phloxes, 1
flowers,. 50 itecend bust,
second best. 25 best collection asters. 1
best vase dried flowers, 20 second best,
second best, 25 best collection crysan—
best round band baguet, 50 them, 1
second bawl, 25.seeond best, 50
best tint band boquet, Grlibest collection of roses, 1
arcond bee, 25 second best. II
best collection Pahlia.l, 2 ( beat banging basket
second best, 1 grossing p:ants, 1
Lest collection of verb. , isecond 1).14, 50
tins. 1 best hanging basket cut
hsecondbent, 50 flowers, i
best collection rtunas, 1 second l.st, 50
second boot, 10 best collection of pot
I plant", 2
isecond bee, 1
AWAI7I , IN4 CommirrEr.—lT
)Inrilin Wiko
Jatin 31,Cillloch. Mki 1(1101C
Bent oil painting, frnit
or portrait,
24 bast, 501
Lest oil painl:g on glaFs
2.1 best, LO
Lest Innibienpo in oil, 1
2.1 boot, 50
boolropc from nin•
lore,
2d Lest,
Loot lithograph in oil, 1
2.1 best,
tool you or pencil dynAegl
2.1 best,
list colored crayon draw
-1
2il beet.
best India ink thiawing,l
2l beet,
bast painting in water
colors,
2,1 best.
best sperimer. of Marino
Ifrawiog,
2,1 best,
hest oriental painting,
Grecian or Italian, 1
50 2,1 best,
AWARialia CO3l,llll,Er.—M. Petrilcen, Jcrotnie
Watson ' Win. Williams, Miss Natalie Miller, Miss Ba
Stewart, Mrs. thrice X. Blair, Jackson Hannon.
A premium of $ S trill be awarded for the brat horsew
marinhip; second best. third best, sit. Trial to rol
motes at 4 o'clock, P. M., on 11,0 17 th (second day.)
A premium of a riding whip will he awarded for tl
best loireeniambip pmforined by a gontleman.
All'll[lolo.l C01111111T.1:—Gen. A. P. Wibioo, Item y
Madigal, ft. porsey Creill, Dr. Mathew Miller, Ally
Porter.
.111 stock and Rdirb'S for exhibition most Pn es, ti
iiiroutel during tho first day, tiniest otherwise permilt
by the °ltem of the fair.
Alt artist., for exhibition forwarded by rail nu.] w
traaverleil to awl flan the station lice of eap.n , o
the exhibitors.
will in no 00,0 be ;Ivartleil ,sbvre tho anima
t ultAv‘irt
COMM, I :01:011 CIIF.'tIOXAI(L
illotti,ol. Ico,it• 1,. 11rvon, .Ivlln 7,alms , r
11,11 y 0. Poly 3looro. Joh \lahl , m :Irk
kor, ti rtuirr.
lfuntinglou, Bert. 11.
EOM
Lest beans. GO
.coml beet, 25
beet peas, GO
,ocond b.f. 25
best fall or {yin ter let-
Uwe,
st.cond b Ft,
my 7.. McCarthy, John SD
0. Dowling, Thounis flysl,ll,
POULTRY.
! best black Spaithill, 100
is.oviinil host, 50
host pair or trio of Po.
100110, 100
Fecond hest. 50
best Joss fowls, 1 00
,cond best,
best ntiYed breed,
second last,
bog. turkey.,
lox. Port. John Night wino,
rook, 3. Wareham Mattern,
s Gutshull.
PAILTMI , .NI`.
AD, CAKES, SC.
11 , ,nrwmado Lrasl, $l.
METE
roll butter,
.second best,
third host,
Open to competition for
married
11,A Marl Cake,
beet,
host gold cotta,
second host,
bou . silver cako,
second best,
best ginger cake,
uud boot,
btst sugar
5U
1 00
00
1 03
00
1 (10
sec Lest.
best ji ntble
second best,
best biscuit,
second best,
A
/ 00
50
1 00
50
Lest u
second Last
Reduced 000-Int
31. Speer, 31iss Stio 01,11111.3.
s. Mary Oaks, 3liss Cornilin
lc John Brewster.
; HONEY, WINE, &;.`.
best grape Wino 11.1:11
3 1 .
second best, /
best out rant wine,
second beat, vl
bust blackberry wine, 1
second best, 55
best strawberry wino, 1
second bust, 50
best a t 11 o r houalundo
1 stint),
second beet, 50
boat domestic cordial, 1
second beat, 50
Jan McCulloch, Mrs. Bello
or, Miss betty Fisher, 3lra
in Myna, David Ifenderson
~ JELLIES AND JASIS.
Loot applojelly, 50
second best, 25
best currant jelly, 50
second bast, 25
best quince jolly, 50
second best, 25
best raspberry jolly, 50
I second best, 25
best blackberry jolly, 50
second best, 25
, best grapejellYl 00
) second beet, 25
~ best elderberry Jam, 50
second beet, '25
best raspberry jam, SO
second bent, 25
, best dewberry jam, 50
. second best, 25
. best blackberry jam, 50
second best, 25
Mt Scott, 'Esq., MiFiel Ann It
Ire. Ellen Ilikskff, Mrs. tient,
Mr.r. IL %Ogler.
TIER AND PICRI,ES
beet mixed pickles, tl
second best, 50
best encumber, 50
second best, •lii
beet pepper, 50
second beet, 25
best tomato, BO
second beet, 55
Ibeet cantabile., SO
I,econa best, 55
belt. tomato ratgup, 1
coconut best, BO
best cider vinegar, 1
second best, 5,0
m. pnrrig, Jr., Mr'. Georgd
..John Flenner, Miss Clara
rs. Win. P. Orbisun.
I=
belt table cover,
second best,
!best pair woolen stock
100
second best, 60
bast pair of linen knit
stockings, 100
fecoed beet, LO
best pair ,vorsted stock-
logq,
socond bent,
bc4t pair cotton goel
i 1 00
econ,l gs,
[wit, 50
Iboat,voolon glovoß. 00
ibeAt woolen Joittong, 50
•1. Siltll Sinn, Mrs. Ii nor g
r, Mr, Hobert 3loono, Silo
inn, Mra..lnmve Ward.
Y.
ANCT WUItIC MANUFAC.
back. 2
'SPCOII4 Lost , 1
best ATurked recepsion
chair,
second best,
best ottoman coyor, 2
second Lost,
I best 1,411111 standmat, 1
r'M HIMe,.. Lost, 10
beet flower 'MO coat,
second best, 10
enjomin Frost. Mrs. Caleb
Mi.. Maggio 'Lincoln, Mrs.
Chaney, Mr, David Corbin.
3, E.MBItOIDE/IY, AC.
ibent embroidery lady
skirt, 1
second best, BO
beet embroidered pocket
Isandkv . cisier, 1
second best, 10
best embroidered slip.
pore, silk, 1
second best,
1 b 0
host embroidered slip
pers, worsted, 60
best crochet shawl, 1
G. Fisher, Mrs. H. L. brown,
ski W. Proctor, Bliss Annie
Bird. Elizabeth Hatfield, Mrs.
lITn I N
Palto;;, of WO rri,Slll:llii
Maggie Massey, Mrs. Cale'
eniy Neff. Mips Pru.l,nc
n, Mi.i Fun (Ow/Aor, MI.
'utomin9, Minaho. Speer.
MESE
MEMO
EZZi=t
P111L.413/0.1.P1/1.1 3IAIMICT3.
Sc . ptember. 11
Family Flom . • sur,, - )
lixtra Flour c 003
Bortorfluo Flour cS,i.5
Eye Floor ciii,is
Corn Meal... V. 25
Ex Ira White Wheat, 03.00
Fair and Primo Pod .:2,'0
E yo 0,15
Corn, Kline reilulY 01.
0:110 il
Earley
Clovorsooll, 1 , ,,yi its '7.3:1
:itothy t0,r,0
Flaxs.otl !,;100
Wool COGitt
Ilidea 1"
FIIIIITING-13 ON MAJKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY E. E. HENRY S, co.
NUOLESAL?. 1,1:101:3
Superfino Flour it Id .. . 1, 11.70
.
I , :iitra Flour , 12.30
Family Flour .03.00
Corn Meal 7.1 cwt it 1.70
lawl,wheat Meal 7i. Mt , 5.0
HMI Wheat
,12,55
Naito Wheat ii 2.6 7,
Corn ... Od
Ditio 50
Barley . 0
Rye 00
Cloverseed 'll ill liiii i' 5 , 5 9e 0.90
Timothy 1:4,09
li laxsec.l =4,75 to 2,95
Rye Chop " c l col ..i.l sii
Bran 'z? cwt 51.15
Shorts 'pew( 'I.:0
Mixed Chop 5.1.75
Planter per ton $10.90
11., .\
',:i. lb
Hopi lk ili 40 to 00
liaga 71 lb 4
11,114'0 In, .32,00
Feathert. V. lb 55 to 05
'billow 10 to 17
Dried Apples y?., p., 1" lo 20
Dried Peached'il lb —.Li to 25
Ilnni "5 to 30
Sided 01l
Shoulder9o
•
Dried Beef
Lard o 0
Dutteros
Fggn 0 0
Country Soap 10
•
Ilay 7. ton $12,00
'
lye tilraw 't.l Lund'," S
Potatoes 11 low 81,39
Apple Butter 'il gallon 1.:1 ..,-.
Wool 11 Ili 13 to 50
L'
arg O
o nions p box $l,OO
Cur,, Broome 71 doe 43,00 to 4,50
Chickens .0 to 7$
Toil:opt 70 to 1,50
Dried Cherrivi 71 quart 10
READ AND BE POSTED !
TO THE NE TITL Y .11:1T lUED
AND ALL IN WANT OF
New Furniture, (!ic.
F ITE undersigned would respectfully
timt ho numaketure4 2uol keep cotistaut ly
n bawl mid splenail alsortntott of
=
=
WASII AND CANDLII STANDS,
Windsor and cane seat chairs. cupboards, gilt and rose•
wood liumbling for mirror and picture frames, mid a vari
ety of articles not mentioned, at prices that cannot tail to
be sail .foclory.
Ito is also agent fa• the well known Dailey a Decamp
Mont spring Mal Bottom. . .
•
'rho toddle nu, invited to call and oxantine his stock
mfl.ro pun:11:1,411g el.olwilere.
\York null sale, room on. 11111 street, near Smith, one
nor west of Yenteen store.
_
• funtingdon, Ang.l, ISUU
TTENTION !SOLDIERS!
'COME AND GET YOUR BOUNTY
I Imre formed a empartnerahip with Col. Fuller, At for
ney el Law, Washington. D. C., for the purpose of prom
ring SOLUIBIIS' BOUNTY, under the recent act of Con
gress.
Soldiers' widows or orphans aro also entitled to receive
WI bounty.
Fend in yonr applications at once. as first applied for
vith be first paid. (live your full name, post CO 1111-
Irellnd length Of time in service, and wo will at once
.eturn pay the necessary bl/IIII,S. Enclose n stamp to pay.
'eturn postage.
All other claims, of whatorer nature, against the U.
Olittillll,llt, 111 . .111,0y 1tt1041,1,1 to.
charge until the moiety iA collected.
, .
Mice with 1), Blair, Esq., near the Bread 'rep Corner,
.
luutingdon. BLAIR & FULLER.
1. X. BLAIR, litinting,tion. A. S. FuLLEr., Washington.
n 1108,1066
Choice GROCERIES
JUST RECEIVED
At Lewis Co's Family Grocery.
Also,
IL.' A 111 N 'SA 'LLE
Received froli from the Philadelphia market every Wet
n,sday and llatitrday morning.
Also,
Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, Peas and Corn
EMI
Spired Lel.ter, Oysters, Chow chow, Worcestershire
uaoce, French Mustard, horse Radish, Pepper sauce, Cat
mop, Olive Vil, ka, 8c , and
All kinds of Syrups,
Snell Etrawbvrry, pineariple, blaehborry, Rc
CALL AND SEE
JUNIATA
STEAM PEARL MILL,
HUNTINGDON, PA.,
EZEMI
IN COM Ph ETE RUNNING ORDER
FOC TEE MANUFACTURE OF FLOUR
The Val roungo of tho town and country is respectfully
MEE
GRAIN, of every description,
13ought at this mill
Ilunlingtlon, 3I:q• '2,186G
GREAT ENTHUSIASM 1
HIGH PRUIES SUPREATDER ! !
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST.
JOHN if: WESTBROOK
Req.:tray informs tho citii.rus 01 uonting(lon .0!
vi,inits (bah, Itasjivit received frail, the city n NEW mid
Slack of
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS:& CAPS,
hosiery, Shoe Pindings, Carpet Sacks,
ritel ; •s, d c. , d•c., cf.'e.
all of which he prepare.l to rell at reduce!! prices.
A lot of ch , ire CONFECT lONERICS have also been re
reirta
1 , 4.11 . 1 f.o . get the old ~land in tin Diamond. Old cntsto
nt.'t, Om infillte gt•nt•rally are Invited to call.
12, 181%1
NT IA GA IZA 1;' I RP, INSURANCI
__. l l com VAN 1", OF NEW YORK.,
th - t - ,E, 12 IVALL
Cash C.tlitzo, t,noopno.
~,, F . urrl us, $270,0ti0,
=I
floinpan
inland navigation, Iran , p•a . lati• , n..~:•.
in, ; in lid, eltthitour in no 111,10 v than the first cast 1001111
till in llt,e 0m:111 Mutual Comp:tido,.
ivi t i t no ;Issc..:.9ocilts!
Tlrb. my b. itubb.,:tio by lb,. ; , ,!b• 11,4 Nr‘v
byi, ibecy, t 11111
=1
1
=I
911=
1866
4 0 NETROP o zi,,
-, 4
- - - ARDWAH ST:RE,
HUNTINGDON, PA.
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g - xitivo; 11 .:'
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0,"...k.... Huntingdon,
aI.A, i .re"-Y-:_. _hi
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..spi," - ^, - , .....
tb° kOl A Svc, ~ •
JAS. A. I:ROWN
Has removed to tho zplankthl stororoom lo his now
MAMMOTH BRICK BUILDING,
lIILL ST., lIUNTINGDON, PENNA.
Where he offers nt Wholesalo and Itotail au Immense
ttock. a,a. endl,s variety Bt.
FOREIGJIT Ail - rD DOMESTIC
HARDWARE 3
CUTLER Y,
Paints, Oils, Glass*
AT REDUCED PRICES.
TEN YE-IRS dilizont attontion to business In the
Irardwaro trade in this place, has given mo an experi_
once that onableg. flee to seenro Eros advantages for my
Cuts touters iu the selection of the best standard brand, mut
reliable rituallies of goods.
'laving just retnrned from Nov York aril Philadelphia
with a splendid stock, bought since t h e recent decline in
gold, I ant now offering groat inducements to buyers.
Among my stock may bo found
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS FOl2
Carpenters,
Blacksmiths,
Gunsmiths,
Shoemakers,
Saddlers,
Painters,
If
Coachmakers,
Cabinet Makers,
_Machinists,
Foundrymen
And for all othcr kinds of Mechanics
Wlll tint in my stock n groat vortnty of Farming Implo,
tueutl of the best quality, ouch as
wthrs,
li 7 c ,
10111?,
G'arelen Ti•emJs,
Curarn 1 foes,
Garden Rakes,
Grm,s Monks,
susing Shears, Pruning Suss, l'runing Knives. Se.,
very farmer should see the famous
11,1 EN \Y -Y2IK
It i., the wonder of tin; age; and noe tried convince
in most skeptical that it is the best Hay Fork made.—
have the a;oncy for the sale of these forks for limiting
mi and parts of Bedford and Fulton counties and can 11l
- del, for Fort., pullies and ropes at manuraeturer;
1 hare also the celebrated
PALMER, HORSE FORKS
Which hare given such goon sallsfactinn for tho Lira 3
years, and which I flat 110 W selling at greatly reduced
FEE
FOR 13UILDERS
Itave nn ettalom as. art wont at
LOCKS,
PUTTY,
VARNISHES, &C.
DUNCANNON NAIL AGENCY
ItIcOAIIAN & SON
Our best mechanics say that tho
DUNCANNON NAILS
ere tho be,t, brought to this market. I kayo tho agency re
the thle of these nails awl spikes, and
DEALERS, BUILDERS, and other
can be supplied promptly in pun titles from one pound
0i1e.111111,11 , 1 kegs, :LL 111 . 1111Irnhlr , .. prices.
HARRISBURG STONEWARE,
EARTHENWARE AND HOLLOWWARE
WOODEN PUMPS
The merit "(thee° pumps sbown by tbo fact oat I
de,,mo roe them ie ruriaiy blot - cuing . every whore. rril,
is no irtni in then In tOIF,IIIe 01111 injure Ilse water. Th
aru light aud collVeuhalt, on that dvory man ran pot
1.11111 1 : theeniding 111111 11114111 01111 lu
0r ollpumps. i'qulrv, nml Ic.z. , ll.l!pipe
tmit them, by railroad Oilreceipt
iltpt.ll from Moor to lolliqu of Iroll.
I . l.:advfal for tho . patronaL , I ltavolurtn ureic
I ;hall rul liunr we i.) coil. accalataadale a
all, 00 , 1 req , c , ll 1111 Loll'll ll lo ,l 'o 1 111 , 11'D 01111 V
:\ 0 1'11. \ )1.
A. 111011 7 N
Ala,‘
!lilt
186'6.
FAR - A.IEIIS
Slat
hyiu~kv.
If,
II LW; ES,
SCR /s
B P .1 DS
PAIN TS,
G LASS,
Dl=
(0.131.0.wp
1866.
1866.
CLOTHING,
H. OAL
E 133
CLOTHING
SPRING AND SUMMER,
=I
IT. ROMAN'S
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
For Gentlemen's Clothing of the best material, and mink
the best work - maul ike 'minter, call at
IL ROMAN'S,
oppoQilt , the Franklin House in Jrnrket Squnro, Hunting
don, Pa.
Huntingdon nprillo,'6o.
NEW CLOTHING
AT LOW PRICES.
CLITIVIAN
lIAS JUST OPENED A FINK STOCK OF NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Yhich be offers to all who want to be
r3LOTHED,
AT PRICE TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Ilis Stock consist. 4 - Ready-made Clothing for
NEE' A).:D BOYS.
CO
DOOT3 AND MODS, HATS. AND CAPS, AC., AC.
Should gentlemen desire any particular kind or cut
I othing not found in the stock on 111111,1, by leaving thoh
ea. ro they cm, ho accommodatod at short notice.
Call at the cast corner of the Diamond, over Long',
Grocery.
. .
MANUAL GUTMAN
Hunt I ngdon np. 10, 'Co.
HE AD QUARTERS
FOP.
NEW GOODS.
D. P. CININ
INFORMS THE PUBLIC
' THAT HE HAS
JUST OPENED
A
SPLENDID STOCK of NEW GOODS
THAT
CAN'T BE BEAT
IN
CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY.
COME AND SEE.
P. P. WWII%
np. 10 'co.,
CHEAP GROCERY STORE.
HILL ST., HUNTINGDON, PA.
THE undersigned offers for the in
spection and purchase of customers a large and as
sorted stock of Groceries. Provisions, Ac. Ho feels sails.
fled they cat be accomodsted with anything in his lino.
His prices are low, and his stuck fresh and good. Ile
keeps the bent of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
TEAS, SPICES, SALT,
TOBACCO & SEGARS, .
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS & CAPS, &e;
Ar.so—
HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
MOLASSES, OILS, VINEGAR,
FISH, CHEESE, FLOUR RICE,
And NO TIO NS of every kind.
A select stock of DRY GOODS, together with QIIMENS.
WARE ' and all other articles kept in a well regulated
establ ishmen t for sale at reasonable prices.
His store is on Hill street, .nearly' opposite the
Bank, and in the room formerly occupied by D. Grove.
Call end examine. 5. 1 - I,INTER.
Huntingdon, ap. 10, BEd
NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE..
Wca n the Pt 4 t l e lion of W o t
l t a l ta li c l i t i l ;e e n S s P o e f C H t a f n t a t t l t i n Y g
den and vicinity to the fact that he hat just opened at PA
MILY fi ROER Rl' STORE at the old stand of Christopher
Long, \Viler° INC will keep constantly on hand a full and
Well assorted stock of
FRESH FAMILY GROOERIES,
Huth 115 Coverings Syrup, N. Orleans and Porto Rico Mo.
lasses. Sugars. Coffees, Teas, Spices, Salt, limas, Sides,
Shoulders, Dried Beef, Flour, Fish, Cheese, Rice, Pickles
and Provisions of nll !duds.
CEDAR AND WILLOW-WARE,
comprising, in part, Baskets, Buckets, Tubs, 'Washboard
Corn Brooms, Brushes, Rugs, Mats, Floor Oil Cloths, Bog
Trunks, fie. Be.
CANDIES nod NUTS of all kinds, wholesalo and retail._
TOYS, TOBACCO, SEGARS,CoaI Oil, Coal Oil pimps, Aie
Ito respectfully invites a call and cxaminatlins of his
stock, sati+ficil that his goods and prices will oorapar
favorably with those of any other in the place.
1173 L LONG,
linnlingllon, March 7, ISGO
.
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M_LS:EL373 ZOO "Ye". 21.11.13 1,
J. M. GREENE & F• 0. BEAVER
Having entered into partnership, Inform the public that
they are prepared to execute nil styles of
Plain and ornamental Marble Work
Such as MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, also 'Building
Work, as at low prices as any shop in the comity.
Orders from a distance_ promptly_ attended to—
WO on MI FEMN street, a few doors east of the Lu
tlienm church feIMASNIy
ATARBLE YARD. The undersigned
L would respectfully call tho attention of the citizens
Dmitingdon nod the adjoining counties to the stock of
! eaut Hal marble now on hand. Ito is prepared to furnish
at the shortest notice, Monumental Marble, Tomb, Tables
and Stones of every desired size and form of Italian or
Eastern 3farble, highly finished, and carved with appro.
priato devices, or plain, as may snit.
Building Marble, Door nod Window Sills, ke.,, will be
furnished td order.
W. W. pledges himself to ❑irnlsh material and work
manship equal to any in tho country, nt a fair price. Call
and see, holoro you pnrchaso elsewhere. Shop on th,
orper of 3lontgoznay mid \ll 111 11 0.. Huntingdon, Pa
WM. WILIAAMS.
lion tingdon ,May 16 1155.
SPECIAL NOTIQ.
T o TM , : LADIES.—Do you really
To
to cease wearing the beantifol styles now
so prevalent. nr dress less elegantly, because the rebel
Jeff. Davis, was captured in Fxsltionablo Female attire?
One moment's calla reflection will surely nerve to change
your rash resolve. The angels had too melt good sense.
to oy aside thole porn chasm robes of white, because
they had for 0 limo served to hide the deformities of that
Prince of Relnde, the Devil. Can yen err in following the
rertmpleof Angels? Then having made up your minds
that you will continue to dress tastefully- regardless of
re m 4 ,„t,,, d o n ot forget to call nt The store of the • subseri
bas, who will be happy at all times to furnish you with
saoh articles of dyes; as you may desire. Urge your bath,
rrs, bus Lands, brothers, neighbors and children to visit
tho Immo store. They can hero suited in good articles
of Boots, Shoes, Clothing Material, Hata, Caps, Queens-
Ware and a general assortment of Groceries, on al rell-
Wilablo (arras as at rosy Holm., in town. Stem on Send,
east earner of Goo Diamond, I hantingdop, Pa.
may 31, 15115. FRANCIS 13, WALLACE.
-- D unE l ITIHH'PYWI LITE - 11/EA I
t rr,rt, r ,d h s all l'ainlerNl 'Ery It ! ;AJ
will 113, nonlli r. I'llanoloclurcd only by
Z I hl(l LED & SMUUTI.,
- Wholesale DI ug.PainL & Glass Dealers
X.. 1;',1 Nth. Third a., Ph dodd...
M=I:1
WHIM &JANIE
RAILROAD 41TRIJEr k ,
HUNTINCDON, PA.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL:
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
HIPAWARE,
Tho attention of
MECHANICS, FARMERS, BUILDERS,
and buyers generally, Is Invited to tho fact that we era
now offering a I3ETTER ASSORTMENT Qf
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
than can be found elsewhere in this part of the State, at
prices to suit the tinier. Cur stock comprises all articles
In this Eno of business, embracing a general assortment
of TOOLS and MATERIALS used by CARPENTERS,
ELACESIIITIIS, CARRIAGE and WAGON MAKERS,
JOINERS, kc„ &c, together with a large stock or
Iron; Steel, Nails, Spikes, Railroad' and'
Mining Supplies, Saddlery, Rope,
Chains, Grindstones, Cirovslar,
Mill and Cross,Cut Saws,
Enamelled, Finished
and Plain Hel.
low Ware.
Coal Oil Lamps and Lanterns,
Oil and Powder Cans.
An excellent assortment at
M 1 1.13.c. CPstxtlewv,
Comprising
IcNIVES, FORKS, DESSERT, TEA
AND TABLE SPOONS, SCIS—
SORS, RAZORS, &V.
BItITTANIA & SILVER PLATED WARP,
Household, Horticultural and Farm
Implements,
Of the latest and most improved patterns,
CONSTANTLY ON RAND AND FOR SALE
AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
CARRIAGE & WAGON MANESS
Will find n general assortment of mate:4o Sig ttSlig use
consisting in part of
Carriage Trimmings, llubs, Systes i
Rims, Axles, Springs, Nuts,,
Washers, Malleable Irons, Pa
tent anclenamelledikeagier,,
Whips, Tongues, *gog r
frets, Shafts, ihk,
333LeA,C33M-ISMXneMLIP
Can be supplied with
ANVILS, BELLOWS, view,
SLEDGES, HAMA/MEW..
HORSE AND MULE BEIOEIS,
Horse Nails, and all kinds of Iron& Reel
CARPENTERS
Will find In our qtubliskuieut a erwarfor stook of
PLANES,
SAWS,
AUGERS, •
HATCHETS,
HAMMERS,
FILES,
CHISELS,
HINGES,
SCREWS,
LOCKS,
BOLTS,
PULLEYS,
SASH-CORDS, &C., &O
MINING AND MINERS' GOODS.
NAILS and SPIK]S, of all varioties
BLASTING POWDER, MID,
COAL PICKS AND BR-OVELS-
.lEivia.322.9xnes
Can be accommodated with overything to their Hoe from
a Grain Separator to a Whet-staPe!
313 - uilclemns
Aro ospectally furltod to call and examiner:Or stock 64
BUILDING HARDWARE,
and compare our prices with
Agricultural Implements,
Comprising the &moue Russell
Reaper, Mower, and Dropper, ootebiee4 t
ntgidoll'e Firat Proinium HORSEI PITOUNIUI,
Rakes,
Seythee,
Howl,
Boy Fork.s,
Traco and Bolter dialer!,
Breast Cbains,
Cow Tles,
pp:Ty Comb!,
Cords, &0., &e., &e.
Among the opociaitioo of our ileum we desire to col}
attention to the celobretwl
OHIO PUMP,
The exclusivoright to sell which is vested inns. Send (or
ncireular and got full portinulurs of awns, And staid;
yourself onts superior qualitps,
SCALES.
Scales of all sizes and descriptions, Incindlng ,
Tca and Counter Scales,
-Platform , SCak‘ 3 )
Grocers' and Druggists' Scales,
Bolling Mill, Wheelbarrow, Pork, Port
able, Hopper, Miners and Trans.,.
portation, Hay, Cattle and
ONg Settles,
FURN;Spj) AT ➢IABTpFACTURBRS'
CASH PRICES:
Tho largest and boot, assortment of
GLASS, PAINTS, OIL & PUTTY,
Eyer offered lo this place!
A GREAT VATtIP 4 TY OP
COOK & PARLOR STOVES.
ALL SIZES OF
NAILS 4WD BRADS,
137 tlio kn. Tory tow t
hest Norivay nail, rod, bar an hoop Iron.
STEM 14, of all sizes and descriptions,
WAGON'TONES,
CARRIAGE SPRINGS,
IRON AND 13R4SS WIRE.
Lan', Labricating and Coal 011,
By the laWral or gallon, at very low figures
A call is reTeotfully solicited, feeling confi
dent that our goods and prices will not 'fail tq
0 .0 —co,
IVIIARTON & MAGUIR)S,
luntingdon, .1: - ..:,:riptry 27, 16c..3,;