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HUNTINGDON, PA
Wednesday morning, Sept. 19, 1866.
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Clam:les Sehriner, Esq., will address
the people at the mass meeting in this
place on Friday afternoon of next
week.
Adv. Dr. Speer, formerly of
St. Luke's Church, Philadelphia, will
prt.--4103 in the Episcopal Church of this
place, 61:1 next Sabbath, morning and
evening. •
VirOar lady friends Misses Mollie
and Jennie, will please accept the
thanks of the "typos" of this office, for
handsome boquet. Beautiful !
139.. The Social Base Ball Club beat
the Spartan last Saturday—the scorn
tieing 24 to 35. Social stock
The second nine of the Social beat
the first nine of the Logan of Lewis
town last Wednesday. Score 35 to 64.
ißestgitest.
Samuel Brooks, Esq., the nominoo
of the Democratic party of this coun
ty fur Associate Judge, Publishes in
the hist . ..liontor r a card, declining said
nominaticm.--thus leaving the contest
for the position with Major Jas. Steel
and David efarkson,..Esq. ' .
ATtAriTIC CABLE.—The Atlantic Ca
ble does not surprise the public so
much as does the Self Rocking Cra
dle, manufactured and for sale by
J. 51 - . lie also keeps hand-swing
and rocking cradles in connection with
all other furniture. Collins made to
Order. • • 2t.
understand that a man liv
l'rig in Jackson township who claims to
gentleMai3, asserted that ho knows
that we did receive money in Harris
burg as pay for pursuing our present
political course. The individual has
certainly taken legkons from Robert
:McDivitt, and ho knows he lies, and
unleSslie gives us his author we shall
expose his name.
no Lies in the Face of the E.vitleatoe
Every radical paper published in
Philadelphia admitted the fact that the
mgt.() Fred. Douglass was a delegate
1p the Radical Convention held in that
4:ity r itid yet wo find in the last Jour
nal 417 American a denial of the fact.
Hobert you-beat - the d•--•-L-1 'lying, but
of course you expect to he pardoned
for committing such offences on the
plea that you are only half right
in the upper story.
Will they Answer ?
Will Henry S. Wharton,Rash Fish
er and others of the 'Journal -cC7 —4)ncri
can fhetiOn; inform the Republican par
ty of the county,who it
,was who last
fall -Were in league : with Democrats to
defeat Balici and Beaver , Perhaps
as Mr. Fisher is now Chairman of the
Republican County: Committee, it
wettfd be perfectly proper for him to
rise and explain ? What were the ar
rangements, gentlemen. If you have
forgotten, perhaps Messrs. Speer and
Pctrihin can refresh your, memories.
Out of the ten newspapers in
this Representative District, seven sup
port the Union nominees—Willis and
Miller, and maintain the policy of the
President to speedily restore the Union.
They are the Juniata Republican, Ju
niata Register, Juniata Democrat, Lew
istown Democrat, Shirloysburg Herald,
ilantingdon 3foniter, and Huntingdon
Globe. The three which support the
Radical noniineesßrown and Whar
ton—:are the Lewistown Gazette, Juni
ata Sentinel, and Huntingdon American.
This shows which way the wind blows,
and we can feel sure that -our. candi
dates—Willis and Miller—will be elec
ted by a triumphant majority.
Terrible Accident at Johnet an-n
On Friday morning last, when the
Presidential train came to .Tohnstown
a terrible -accident occurred. About
•100 persons were congregated on a
bridge, over the old canal, and just as
.he,train arrived it gave way, precipi
tating. the entire party, in a headlong
;mass; some thirty feet. There were
thirteen killed and ninety or more
.serionslyothd about 300 slightly injur
ed. The President despatched Marsh
al O'Beirne and others.of his party to
the sceno,who assisted in removing the
dead and wounded. The Presidentand
Gen. Grant were exceedingly distress-.
ed, and anxious to delay the train to
tender their assistance, but the Con
ductor stated that arragements made
for meeting trains on the road preclu
ded the possibility of carrying into ef
fect the President's humane wish, and
the train started off after a few min
utes. President Johnson contributed
$5OO in behalf of the most needy of the
sufferers. • •
Usolionamt's Expectoral \Vian
CHERRY TONIC ; as a -prevention and
curator Asti"lc CHOLERA. For dis
eases of the Chest, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, and Rowels; and as a blood
purifier it has no equal. Sold at the
Continental, Girard, La Pierre, Wash
ington, St. Lawrence and Aferchants,
Philadelphia; Monongahela and St.
Charles, :Pittsburg, and by the princi
pal hotels and Druggists generally.—
J. Rohrer, Sole Proprietor, Lancaster,
: *
Fallen Man,
What is the obligation of a Union
Leaguer ? Robert McDivitt, editor df
the Jour. d; Amer., says we atone time
presented ourself before the UDICtil
League to solicit a guard of artnedlsol
diers to protect our property. Admit
ting the fact,—what is any obligation
or oath Robert may take, worth.
Would ho not as soon swear falsely.
Poor• Rober t; what are your promises
to your God worth ? If you pledge
your honor as a man to keep secret
the business of a secret order but to
deceive those who admit you to their
order, is it not likely that you would lie,
cheat, and almost steal ?Poor Robert—
down—down you go. Poor Robert.
Stevens, Douglass & Co. have the right
man in the.right place.
,rho President, Gen. Grant, Ad
miral Farragut, Secretary Wells, and
other distinguished gentlemen, passed
through this place on their way to
Washington, on Friday afternocin last
There was a largo crowd assembled
to see them. The President was called
on for a speech, when ho merely re
turned his thanks, and said we were
engaged in a political contest, on which
ho believed the perpetuity of the Gov
ernment depends. It was for th© peo•
ple to see that the Constitution and
rights of the States aro preserved, and
he believes all would be safe in the
end.
Our citizens were favorably impressed
with the frank, open countenance of
the President, and those who might
have thought., from reading Radical
papers, that ho looked like a "bloat,"
were badly deceived. All admit ho
bore the countenance of an honest,
humble, sincere and determined man.
fm.The editor of the Ebensburg
Alleghanian, A. A. Barker by name,
the Radical representative in Congress
from this district, got his "Yankee"
up on an article we published recently
in which we said Andrew Johnson had
not the power to punish treason. The
Honorable Congressman don't deny it.
In one paragraph he says "it is the
business of the Attorney General to
indict, or cause to be indicted, and
bring to trial, all offenders against the
laws of the United States." This is
just what we say, and all the President
has to do with their punishment is to
see that the law is executed, if they
aro convicted. But in another para
graph the editor says, in speaking of
Jeff Davis, "he is in the power of An
drew Johnson only, and Andrew John
son only is guilty of not bringing him
to trial." Now, Mr. Congressman, who
is false? Who has to indict Jeff Davis
—the Attorney General or the Presi
dent of tho United States ? The se
cret of it is, Attorney General Speed
is a Radical ; and the editor of the Al
leghanian must defend its own color.
But again. If Congress, Mr, Con
gressman, has not the power to punish
treason, why does it keep the South
ern people out of the Union ? It as
sumes the power to punish the masses
of tho Southern people—innocent as
well as guilty—why don't it assume to
punish Jeff Davis and the other lead
ers of the rebellion ? The people look
to the punishment of the leaders rath
er than the masses of the rebels. We
repeat it, Mr. Barker, you amongst
the rest of the Congressmen, aro re
sponsible for not making treason odious,
in tho person of Jeff Davis.
pa_Tl. S. Wharton refuses to say
who he hates worse than he does the
devil. Come, Harry, it won't do for
you to attempt to smother your asser
tions in that way. The Convention
heard your remarks, and they beard
you say you hated somebody worse
than you did the - devil. Who was it
you hated worse than the devil ? Was
it Johnson men or ANDREW G. CURTIN ?
Don't be afraid to face the music !
PHILO DELPHIA MARKETS.
September. 18
Family Flout $1250
Extra Flour 4:0 00
Superfine Flour 47,50
Rye Flour 56,50
Corn Meal... e 1.25
Extra White Wheat, $3.00
Fair and Prima Red $2,52
Rye $1,15
Corn, prime Yellow 91
Oats 51
Earley 75
Clovorseed, 1104 lbs 50,50
Timothy $4.25
Flaxseed, $3 80
.. ....
Wool.
Ilidea
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
CORRECTED HEEKIOr BY S. E. HENRY & CO.
THIOLVALS PRICES.
Superfine Flour I; bl $1.'1,50
Extr.,lFlnur $.42,59
Family Flour -
Corn Meal mt.
Buckwheat Meal col cwt.
M=U
White Wheat ' $2,65
Corn 90
Oats 50
Barley 70
ltye 00
Cloverseed " 04 lbs ss,so®a 0,00
Timothy $4.00
Flaxseed $1,75 to 2,50
Rye Chop •0 cwt $1,90
Bran 70 cwt $1,15
Shorts r cwt $l,: 0
Mixed Chop $1,90
Plaster per ton $lO,OO
Beeswax r lb "0
•
Hope V ib 40 to 60
Rags 11 lb 4
Deans lill bus 52,00
Felthets r lb 05 to 05
Tallow 10 to 12
Dried Apples ta, lb - 12 to 13
.
Dried Peaches r lb —.la to 25
Ilam ^5 to 30
Sides 25
Shoulder "0
Dried Beef ^0
Lard "0
.
Rutter " 30
Eggs 9 0
Country Soap 10
hay's ton $12,00
Ilya Straw •-S-0 bundle 8
rototoes it, bus SO
Apple Butter 19. gallon $1,25
Wool r lb 45 to 50
Largo Onions r hue • .F,1,50
Corn Brooms 'll dor $3.00 t0'4,30
Chickens . "0 to 25
Turkeys 75 to 1. 50
,
Dried Cherries - 0 quart 10
is
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS & CA
TARRH. treated with the utmost success ' by .7.
IsAACS,•3I . . Oclilist and Aurist. (formerly of Leyden,
lIolland,) No. 619 I'INE street, Pll I LADA. Testimonials
from tho most reliable sources in the city and country,
can ho soon at his office. The medical faculty are inrite,d
to accompany their patients, on ho has no secrets in his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain.—
charßo for examination. • •
LIST OF PREMIUMS
AND
AWARDING COMMITTEES
For the Seventh Annual Exhibition of
the Huntingdon County Agricultural
Society, to be held at Hunting.
don, September 20th, 27th,
and 2Sth, 1860.
CLASS 1-11ORSES-lIIIED STOCK
$l2 00
7 00
4 00
8 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
3 00
2 00
400
3 00
2 00
7 00
3 00
00
COMMON
Best draught stallion, $9 00
second best, 5 00
third best, 4 00
beat 3 year old, 6 00
second best, 4 00
third best, 2 00
best 2 year old, 4 00
second best, 3 001
third Lest, 2 00
best yearling, 3 00
second best, '2 00
third host, 1 00
best dirttught horse or
111.0, 4 00
second best, 3 00
third beat, 2 001
best riding horse, 6O Ol
second best, 4 00
Best Stallion,
Second boot,
Third beat,
Best 3 year old,
Second best,
Third best,
Best 2 year old,
Second hest,
Third best,.
Best yearling,
Second
Third best,
Best gelding,
second best,
third boot,
third best, 3 00 ,
best pair matches, 10 00
second best, 8 00
third beta, 6 00
beet family horse, 0 00
second best, 4 00
third best, 3 00
The Committee respectful]
be allowed to enter any hors
premium, or be allowed to c
class, and that all stock of CI
trance fee of One Dollar on
olds and under.
AWARDING COMMITTEE —Jul
.Tutu Oeummill, Itafte If.
Cumminv, Georgo W.
CLA°3 2—N
SHORT HORN.
Best bull,
second best,
best
second boot ,
best better,
second best,
best LAU,
second best,
$lO 00
5 Ofl
6 00
4 UU
4 00
a 00
800
100
ALDERNEY
Best LIM,
necond bent,
best caw,
second beet,
best heifer,
bete nd best,
best .If,
second beet,
AWAIMINO COMMITTEE.-ni
J. \Tinkling Yocum, James
Robb, Juni.; env, (Dublin t
CLASS
$5 001
a so
2 00
nest tr,
sceoud beat,
KM=
Legit Bow,
second best,
best litter of pigs,
r.ecottil best,
AN. RDINO Commnrcr..—ll
kur, Andrew liefliner, Dar'
Lane, Hobert Unshorn.
CLASS 4
lost long wool bud:, $5 4)0
second best, 3 044
best nontinlown, 6 00
second best, 3 00
best merino, 6 00
second best, 3 00
AWARDING CO3II.IITTER.—V
.Tolm LdWIS tCno
Neal, lion. IL F. Patton.
=
$t no
200
Best flusher,
eccond beet,
AWARDING Como=PL—Andrew C. Neff, Martin nn•
tier, leaae Long, David Coleatock, .Tohn Rhodes, Abram
Simnel°lt, Christian Pcightal,
CLASS O—AtIItICULI
Best plow, ;5 00
second bet, 3 00
third best. 2 00
host subsoil plow, 3.00
second best, 300
bust double shovel plow,! 00
second boot, 1 00
best corn cultivator, 200
necontl bout, 1 00
best hill plow, 0 001
second Lost, 200,
best windmill, 5 001
second best, 3 001
. . . .
best grain drill, 6 00
second nest, 300
best corn planter, 300
aocoml boat, 9 00
best mow Brand reaper, 1.0 00
accond best, 5 00
AWARDING CoMMITTED.—Jo ,
Ball, Peter Tippery, D. 11.
Samuel Moll t ty, Henry Gra
CLASS 7—GRAIN, SRE
Best bus. white wheat, $2 00
second best. 1 00
third best, 50
best bus. red wheat, 2 00
second best, 1 00
third best, 50
best bushel rye, 100
second best, 50
best bus. yellow corn, 1 00
second best, 50
best white corn, 1 00
second best, 50
best sweet cone, 1 00
second best, 50
hest pop corn, 50
second best, 25
best outs, . 100
second best, 50
best barley, 1 00
second best, . 50
AWARDING COMMITTER.-1 1 0h 11 'Revd, Sr., Thollllo
30111. Cummins, 3. E. Henry, leave Bowerm,Guorgo Swine,
George AI. Creams,ll.
Nom—Grain and mood to 1
CLASS B—AIECIIANICAL
SIL
Best two horse carringe,S2 00'
best buggy, 1 00
best set einglo harness, 2 00
best set tarot harness, 200
best saddle and bridle, 1 00
best pair of boots, 1 00
best pair of shoes, 50
best side of solo leather, 100
best kip and calf skin, 100
best side harness and up
per leather, 1 00
best lot cabinet-ware. 200
Lest end greatest varie
ty of tin-ware, 1 00
AWARDING COI.I3IITTRR.-JO
John Bogey, Maj. Jacob Cres
John A Shultz, Job Plyntpt
CLASS 0, NO
Best end largest variety
of apples, labeled,not
Ices than 3 occult, $3 00
second best, 2 00
third best, 100
best ten varieties apples
labeled, not loss than
3 of each, 200
second best, 1 00
third best, 50
best assorted basket or
dish of apples, 100
seezud boat, 50
beet dozen fall apples,
labeled, 1 00
second best, 50
tO ®7O
AWARDING CORMISTED.— J. 11.Wintrode, Christ km 'tar
nish' A. Ilaisliberger, Paul Ammerman, John ll.l,ight.
Light
ner, Daniel Knode, John Porter.
CLASS 9, NO.
Beet and largest variety
of pears, tabled, and
not Ices than 3 each,
- $3OO
second best, 2 00
third beet, 1 00
beet basket or dish of
peers, 1 00
second best, 50
best doe. fall pears, la.
beted, 1 00'
second best, 50
best doe. whiter pears,
labeled, 1 00
second best, 50
best and largest collec
tion of grapes get..
in 01.11 air, labeled, 2 001
AWARPING COMMISTRE.—Geori
Jelin Dougherty, Cleo. Jacket
Hamilton, John It. Mote, Ab,
CLASS 10, NO. 1-
Deg and largest colic,
tion of potatnes,ten of
each, labeled, 2 00
second beet, 1 00
third best, 50
beat peck early potatoes,
named and labeled, 100
second best, 50
third best, 25
beet peek Into potatoes,
named and labeled, 100
second beet, 50
third best, 25
best spottetl Mercers, 100
second best, 50
tided best, 251
best white Mercers, 1 00 1
second beet,
third beet,
i 13,00
tam
AWAI!DING COMMITTEE.—Da
son, Dr. Wi. P. NlrNite, Jan
well, Daniel Grove, Jr., John
CLASS 10, NO. 2
!lost rota bap, 60.
second beet,
best sugar beet, 50
second best, 25
best peppers, . 50
second beet, 25
best tobacco, 50
second beat, 26
best parsnips, 50
beet carrots, 60
best onions, 50
second best, 25
best celery. 50
second best, 55
best cauliflonr, 50
second beet, 25
best pumplilns, 50
second best, . 23
best pie pm:JO:in, 50
second best. 25
best squasheo, 60
second best, 25
beat cubbngo, 1 00
second best, 50
AWARDING COMMITTEE—Ho
vortlaora..rataci Iforper, War
11. P. ILufla t, Wm. Wray.
CLMIS 11—
rest and largest Variety
pure bred fork, V 01)
second best, 100
Lost pair or trio Shang-
Best brood mare, $4 00
second beet, - 6 00
third best, 4 00
best 3 year old, 6 00
second best, 4 00
third best, 3 00
best 2 year old, 400
second beet, 3 00
third best, 2 00
beet colt 0 months old or
under, 4 00
second best, 3 00
third best, 200
Lois. - I 90
second best, 50
Best pair or trio of Co. .
chin China, 1,09
on d best, 5 - 0 4
best lirnidnapotras, 1 001
Fecund best, 00,
Lest Dori:hgs, 1 01)]
second best, no;
Lest spangled Itandiurg,l 00
Fecund best, 50
best (bone, I OU •
second best, Citi
AWARDING COMMITTEt.-Al
Gilbert Iturning,, Samna Br
.shooon Wright, Esq., :11orrii
ESSEE
beat brood mare, 0 00
second Lost, 5 00
third beet, 3 00
best 3 ,year old, 5 00
second bent, 3 00
third best, 200
best 2 year old, 4 00
isecond beat, 3 00
third best, 2 00
best yearling, 300
second best, 2 00
third best, 1 00
beet colt 0 months old
CLASS 12-11 R E
Best homemade bread, $1 00
seonid best, 50
best roll bolter, 2 00
second best, 1 00
third best, 20
Open to competition for
unmarried ladies.
best bakers bread, 1 00
second best, 50
Lest pound cake, 1 00
tiecondltent, 50
best sj ouzo cake, 1 00
second bent, 50
best fruit cake, 1 00
second best, 50,
bent jelly cake, 1 001
second best, 50
best Indy cake, 1 00
second bent, 5O
best pie, 100
neculld best, 50
thirst beet, 25
best mist and, I Oti
second beit, 50
or under, 3 00
second best, 2 00
third best, 1 00
best pnir 7 00
second boat, 5 00
third beat, 3 00
best trotting horse, 6 QD
ccond boot, 4 00
third beat, 2 00
y recommend that no percon
se or mare for inure than ono
change from one to another
Inca No. 1 ho charged an en.
each head, excepting 2 year
AWARDING COMMITTI:E.-B.
:%Irs. John Cunningham,
IVeiAling, Mho; Sue Neil; Mr.
CLASS 13—CIIECSI:;
Bed cheese, Si
second Lest, • 50
best honey, 5 pounds or
or more, 1
second host, 60
Lest ham cured by ex-
In S. Miller, Dr. It. A. Miller,
David dales, Janice 3lyton,
. Slattern.
'AT STOCK.
Illest bull, ,$.lO 00
second best, 5 00
I hest cow, 6 00
I second best, 4 00
!best heifer, 409
!second boat, 8 00
lbeet calf, 8 00
second best, 2 00
IMMMMEMI
whole,
second best, 1
best hard x ap, 1
second best, 50
boat tallow candles, 1
second bent, 50,
best dried beef, 1
second best, 50
I Best work •Mell, 000
second best, 4 00
best bull, 5 00
eecond best, 3 00
best cow, 4 00
i l second best, 200
!best boiler, 200
bout calf, 1 00
ays Hamilton, 'rhos. Colder,
Wilson, Wm, Dorris, Sr., 1,.
township.)
3—HOGS.
Avian DINO COMMITTEIL—Dr.
Miu4 Eliza WLiltnki•
Hugh Cunningham, Col. Jolt
CLASS 14—PRESERVE'
11,41 preservoll4trawb,-
rice , 20
second beet, 25
best pineapples, : . 50
second best,
best gotta:cm, 50
second best, 25
best peaches, 5U
second best, 25
best plums, 50
second best, 23
best peers, 50
becond best, 25
eet crabapples, 10
account best, 25
best cherries, 50
second best, 25
best tomatoes, 50
second best, Zis !
!seco n d
chexter-whi te, $3 00
!second bcst, 2 00
Lest berlAdro, 3 00
second best, 200
ngh L. Coolslia Sltoemn-
ItAlpert, (Jeorg,o 8011, JIMIUS
EMI@
Lest long wool ewe, $5 00
second beat, 5 00
Nod seuthdown, 6 00
second best, 5 00
best merino, 5 00
second best, 3 00
best let COllllll. sheep, 5 00
"nt. Miller, Issue Otetikluk,
o, Samuel Wigton, Samuel
AWARDINU COMMITTEE.-Jui
WO.son, Mrs. Alex. Oatss, N
Miles, Mrs. Asbilry . lib,nrt,
CLASS 15—1.q111 Alt, Iti
/test *lomat ic sugar,
second best, 50
best maple mulattos, I
50 ,
second best,
best sorghum molasses, 1
second best, 50
third best, 25
best tomato butter, 1
second best, 50
best grape butter,
second best,
best apple butter, I JI
second best,
best pear butter, 1
second best,
best quintal butter, 1
second best,
t \ HUSKING
thirl Lost,
fourth Lest,
131111, DIPLE3IENTB.
Lest straw and fodder
cutter,
$4 00
second best, 2 00
best band corn similar, 4 00
second best, 2 00
best clover huller, 8 00
second best, 4 00
best bay & grain mice, 500
second best, 3 00
beat elder mill, 400
best sorglium mill and
evaporator, 8 00
• best 4 torso thre.sbing
AWAIMISO Commtrre.E.—Win. Dorrtg, Jr., Mrs. Georg°
Eby. Mrs. John Ituyett, Mrs. John Flennor, ;11189 Chirn
Robb, Mrs. Jacob Wearee, Moo. Win. P. Orbi.on.
CLASS 10, DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Best woolen carpet not rest table cover, 100
less than ten yards, $2 00 second best, 50
second best, 1 00 best pair woolen stock.
boat rag carpet not less I togs. 100
machine, 7 00
best 2 horse, 5 00
best harrow, 2 00
rola bvr.4, 1410-
best wagon lifter, 2 00'
second best, 1 00
'third best, 50
hn A. Whittaker, .1. Nelsen
Grove, George P. IValrelichl,
Ms.
IDS, FLOUR. AND MEAL.
bsst lauckwhont, 109
second best, 50
best cloverseed, I UU
second beat, 60
best timothy seed, 1 00
second best, 50
best barrel white wheat
deur, 2 00
second best, 1 00
beat barrel roil wheat
flour, 200
i second beat, 1 00
best - Darrel rye flour, IGO
best 50Ibs. corn meal,
1 00
best fadba. corn meal,
I white, 100
I best 50Ibs. buckwheat
II local, 100
(second best,
than ten yards, 2 001seeonti best, ' 50
second best, 1 00 best pair Ncoolen socks, 1 00
best flannel not less 01:111 . RCCOIIa-bea, - 3 - 50
ten yards, 200 best pair of linen litiit
second best, 100 stockings, 100
bent hdarth rug, 1 00 second best, 50
second best, 50 1,4 pair secreted stock
best coverlet, 100 Inge.
100
second best, 55 second best, 50
best patchwork quilt, 100 best pair cotton stock._ _ _
second best,
Lest counterpane,
second bug,
AWARDING Commrrrm—Mrs. Susan Smith, 3lrm. George
W. Johnson, Juba Brewster, Mrs. Robert Moore, Miss
Mary NOT, Sire. Hugh Jackson, 'Mrs. James Ward.
CLASS 17—LINEN AND FANCY WORK . MANUFAC-
best ti y arts home made
linen,
second best, 1
best six yards linen di
aper, 2
second best.
best six yards towelotb, 2
second bee , 1
best boom toads shir.s, 1
second best,
best lb. of lined sewing
[bread, 1
second beat,
AWARDING CoMMlTTED.—ltenjainin Frost, Mrs. Caleb
Wakefield, Miss Joe Shaver, MDR Maggio Lincoln. Mrs.
Amanda. Allison, Mrs. Mary Chancy, Mrs. David Corbin.
CLASS 15—BONNETS, 1111114011/11ItY, AC.
best bonnet, $2 'best embroidery lady
Ai coed best, 1 . ' skirt,,- - 1
best worked child ' s dreg.. sorolut to,st, LO
muslin, S • beet enlbroidered pocket
second beat. 1 handkerchief, 1
Lest worked chihni dress. second be4t; . 50
• worsted, 2 best embroidered slip.
second best, 1 pert; silk, - 1
best embroidery on 111110- sucolla best,
1 LO
I best embroidered slip.
50 pore, worsted, 50
best crochet shawl, 1
0. Fisher, Mrs. 11.1.. Drown . ,
nisi W. Proctor, Miss Annie
Mrs. Elizabeth Hatfield, Mrs.
be ulatt9nred by Committee.
IMPLEMENTS AND IJTEN
Lest and greatest varluty
stouewaru tad earns-
en•waro. 1 00
best wa,bing machine, 50
best churn, 1 00
best meat Tessa', 1 00
best specimen of marble
work, • 200
best cook stare, 1 00
best pair horse shoes, 5
best corn brooni, 50
best rake, - 50
best shaking fork, 50
second best, 25
Slack, John Tandevandor,
:swell, Washington Reynolds,
on.
second best,
best crochet tidy,
AM . /01 , 1NC COMMITTIM.-11.
MIST Hilo Crough, Mrs. Doi
Terry. Mrs. TllOlll,Ol Colder,
Thomas Love, Miss L. Fee.
CLASS 19—SIII
:I,LWORK, &C.
bestoccan ShOnflllll M . )55 best specimen of dry
work, $2 pressed flowers, 1
second best, 1 second best, 60
beefs bead work, 1 bent specimen of wax
second bent, LO fruit s, 2
best leather work, erne- NeeOULI best, 1
mental, 1 best hair flowers, . 2
second best, 50 second best, 1
best wax saso, 1 best seed flowers, . 2
second best, 50 second best, 1
best ruse wax flowers, 1
second best, 1
AwAnfaxo COMMITTES.—J. S .
POD, Mrs. Neal, Miss Sank, E.
Sties Ada Douglass, Mrs.
Wakefield, of Brady.
CLASS 20—FLORAI, DEPARTMENT.
best floral design, $2 rest collection geraw
Serollll beet, 1 urns,
best table onso of cut - second best,
flowers, 50 bent collection peones, 1
second beat, •25 second best
best vase of growing bolt collect ion phloxes, 1
flowers, 50 second best,
second best, _ - 25 beet collection asters, I
best rase rtried flowers, al second beSt,
second best, 15 best collection crysan—
best round hand bonnet, 50 them,
1
second hand, 25 -second best,
best flat hand bonnet, 50 best collection of roses, 1
second beat, 25 second-best, 5
best collection Dahlias, 2 best hanging basket
wood best, 1 grossing plants, 1
best collect ton of fierbe. Intecomi best, GO
nos, 1 best hanging basket cut
se I best, 50 flowers. 1
,
best collection, petunas, 1 second best, 50
second best, 50 best collection of pot
I plants, 2
Isecond lawt, 1
. I—FRUITS.
best doz. winter app:es,
tabled, 1 00
I second best, 10
beA and greatest varie
ty of peaches, riot less
than S each labeled, 200
second best, 1 00
best assorted basket or
dish of peaches, 1 00
second best, 50
best basket or dish of
quince', 1 00
second best, 60
third best, 23
twat collection of litmus
6 of each tabled, 1 00
Inecond best, 50
I=
second test,
third beet,
Mi==3
flatly(' graposdabelod,l 00
second, 50
third, 25
best basket or dish for-
eign grapon, labeled,
grown in open air, 1. on
Fecund best, 50
best and largest variety
grapes grown under
gloss, labeled, .1111
secoDail Ilea, 1 00
best basket or dish of
awe ' de., 1 00
second beet, 10
go C. Bucher, David Stewart.
;on [of Jackson twp.d David
raham Grubb.
—V E 0 ETA 01.05.
AWAROING Comminne.—llenry Nett. Miss Pruden..
Jackson Miss Martha Wilson, Nliss Ellen handier, Mies
m,
Ja Meb
ulloch, Mein It nth Cinn mins, Miss Geo. Spoor.
CLASS 21-I . IISTINCI.
•bst eolorril lint W•
Mg,
21 best, 50
best India ink draining.l
2d best, 50
best painting in water
colors, 1
20 best, , 1 , 0
best specimen of :amino
21 best, drawing,
best lithograph in oil, 1 - 20 best, 50
2,1 beet, 50 bent oriental painting,
bent potter pencil draw'gl Grecian or Italian, I
2,1 best, 50 20 bent, 50
AWARDING CONISIITTRR—R. Bruce Petrikon, Jeremiah
Watson, Wm. Williams, Mine Diallldo Miller, Miss Kato
Stewart, Mrs. Miro - N. Itloir , Jackaon Harmon.
A premium of $8 will Ito aworded for dm best horsewm
manship; second hest, third best, 51. Trial to corn
incline at 1 o'clock, P. :Ir., sitt the Sith (second day.)
A prinilitinn of a riding whip Win no awarded for tho
best horsemaneh fp piaTormed by G
AWARDING COSIMITTED—thin. A. P. Vilson, Henry Mc-
Mani gal, G. Dorsey Green, D r . Mathew Miller, Alfred
Porter.
best peach blows, 1110
second best, 50
third best, 25
hest Vetoer Alberts, 1 00
!second best, 50
third best, 25
bast Mexican, 1 00
second best, 50
third best, • 25
best Cusco white, 1 00
. 1.00114 best, 50
I third best, "5
best Garnet Chtle, 1 00
second best, 50
third hest,
lbest other variety, 1 00
second best, 50
best sweet potatoes, 100
second beet, 00
rid Clarkson, Jun It. Thorny.
Entriken, Nicholas Cress
flay ton.
V EGETA 11t.r..
Best oil painting, frail
or port roil, $1
.50 1
2.4 best,
Lest oil paitirg on 1
21 beet, 50 I
best landscape in oil. 1
2.1 best, 50
best landscape from nu
-1 501
M 113112
112322=1
MEIEMISI
All stock and articles for exhibiHon must ho on the
ground during the lust day, unless otherwitet permitted
by the officers of the I'4E'
All articlez for exhibition forwarded_ by all road trill
be transported to and from Ili station free of cop 'non to
the exhibitors.
Premiums will in no cage ho awarded where: the animal
or article Is unworthy.
AWARDING Cunuitniec ON DISM.IIO:”Ry INIENIV3IO.—Dr.
Sidney E. Thomson, Kenzie L. Greene., John Zmdmyor,
theory S. Greene, Perry Moore. John htoey. Mahlon Stry
ker, John M. Clark, David zanier. -
Huntingdon, Sept. it,
MIZCZEM
:becoud Vest,
boat egg plaqt,
=ME
1 00
an=
a coed best,
beer tumatoen 4
second beet,
third best,
best and greatest yells
ty of tomatoes, -
host muskmelons,
cecoud best,
beat beans, 50
SCCOIA boA, 25
best rens, 50
secOnd best. 25
beet fall or Whiter let•
Met .
et ' CO nivest,
my L. 3ftenrtlay, John Sil
u. Dowling, Thom. Hyskoll.
BEM
Last black Spanblt, 100
:second best, 00
best pie or trio of Po.
lands; : • 1 00
second best, 5O
best Jaye. foils, 1 00
second best, 50
b o o mixed breed, 1 00
second' best, 50
Vesti turkeys,' • 1 00
second
. b.e.t. ~ 5O
best Guinea fowls, 1 00
i second best, 50
best ducks, . 1 00
second be t. ' 00
best geese, 1 00
,second best, 50
lox. Port. John Nlghtwhm,
rook, J. Wareham Vattern,
I 13 utsball.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
AD, CAKES, AT,
beet homemade bread, $1
MeCOMI best,
bost roll butter, 2
second best, 1
third best, 50
Open to competition for
married ladies,
beet pearl cake,
xecoud best,
Lost gold cako,
BMX=
MEE=
.ocoll.l Lent,
hest ginger cako,
Ml=
=WM
tEME2
t jobibb. i,
,te md best,
Ell=l
1121=11
DEES
OM=
Reduced
M. Speer,' Miss Sue Girdling,
Mnry.ltaks, Miss Comilla
. Jolt llapvster.
noNEy, WINE, &C.
best grape wino liool.l
mule, ;3 1
xecond best, 5)
.of rut milt win',
1..011.1 twit, 50
best blackberry wino, 1
Isecond best, 60
bout strawberry wino, 1
second best, 60
best iio ther humonvole
wine,
second best, 10
best domestic cordial, 1
second best, 60
John McCulloch, Mrs. Doll°
Miss lobby Fisher, Mrs.
Huyett,l)avid Henderson
JELLIES AND JAMS.
:best apple jelly, 50
second best, 25
:best currant jelly, 50
second best, 25
best quince jelly, 50
second best,. 25
best raspberry jelly, 50
second best; 25
best blackberry jelly, 50
second best, 25
brat grape jolly, , 50
second best, 25
best elderberry jam, ho
second best, 25
best raspberry jam, 50
second beat, 25
best olAsberry jam, 50
Iscrond lied, 25
best blackberry jam, 50
second best, 25
stn: Scott, Esq., Sties Ann It.
Sire. Ellen Banks, Mrs. Dells
, Mrs. Wet. 11. Zeigler.
UTEEII AND PICKLES.
I best mixed pickles, at
HCCOIIIi beet, 50
best cucumber, 60
second best, 25
best pepper, GO
second best, 25
best tomato, 60
second best, 25
best cantalopo, 50
second best, 25
best tomato catsup, 1
second best, SO
best cider vinegar, 1
Isecond best, 50
uol ing;,
1 00 1 Bucond best,
bnibest woolen glovna,
j beet woolen mitt c.,
best worked cuildon null
back..
second beat, 1
,'host warted recepsion
chir, 2
second hest, 1
Bost (Mullion corer, 2
isecond !test, 1
I best lamp stand unit,
I sel'ond bed,
best flower rose mat, 1
accond best,
3=3=11
Patton. of Worriornmork,
Mnggio 3lossey, 3lrs. Cola;
1866
4 NETROPoz...,,,
HARDIAAH STORE,
HUNTINGDON, PA.
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JAS. A. BROWN
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Ilas removed to the spletulhl storeroom In his new
MAMMOTH I3RICK . BUILDING,
HILL ST., HUNTINGDON, PENNA.
Where he ofl•rs at Windrosala and Iktail in Imams°
etock and eadlesa variety of
FOI?EIG2 AND ~7)03113871C
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
Paints, Oils, Glass*
AT REDUCED PRICES.
TEN YEARS diligent attention to business In the
Hardware trade in this place, has given mo nn expert.,
unto that enablos me to secure graft advantages for my
customers in the selection of the bat standard brands and
reliable quotitics of goods.
Ilevingjust returned from Now York sod Phil:0005 ie.
with a splendid stock, bought since the recent decline In
gold, I nm now offering great inducements to buyers.
Among my stock tnay be found
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
TOOLS AND MATERIALS Falb
Carpenters,
Blacksmiths,
Gunsmiths,
. Shoemakers,
Saddlers,
Painters,
Coachmakers,
Cabinet Makers,
Machinists,
Founthwmen,
And for all other kinds of Mechanics.
F A MIERS
Will find in my stock a great variety of Farming Duple
ments of ttio best finality, such as
Scythes,
Ruke,,
•
Fork 4
Shordff,
,cprles,
I foss,
Garden Trowels,
Gard. Hoes,
Garden Hakes,
Grass Hooks,
Pruning .Shears, Plllll6lll St , MI, l'runing Knives. Sc., do
Every farmer should see the famous
HARPO:N HAY FOI( I
It Is the wonder of the ago ; and one (riot convinces
the most skeptical that it is the best hay Fork made.—
I have the Nene, fur the sale of these forks for Hun ting-
Ilou nod parts of Bedford and Fulton counties and can till
orders for Forks, tallies and ropes at manufacturers
g prices.
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I lutrealso the celebrated
PALMER HORSE FORKS
Which have given such good salisEtetion for the last 3
years, and which I an now Bolling at greatly reduced
prices.
FOR BUILDERS
I have an endloss 11.41ortment of
LOCKS,
1112\ra LS,
LASS,
PUTTY,
VARNISHES, &C.
DUNCANNON NAIL AGENCY.
Our best tueeltanics nig that the
DUNCANNON NAILS
are the best brought to Ihin market. I have the agency for
the tale of these nails and erilien , and
DELVTJERS, BUI LDERS, and others
fan Lo supplied promptly in quantities from our potind
one htovlrca kegs, at manufacturers' prices. •
HARRTSBURe STONNWARE,
EARTHENWARE AND HOLLOWWARE
I=
403bLetztr.
WOODEN PUMPS !
The merit of these pumps is oho by the fact that the
demand for them is rapidly increasing everywhere. 'Mere
ie no iron in them to corrode :tml in lore the water. They
aro light and convenient, so that, everw loan can pot in
is own pump the whole only costing him about ono bail
the price of other pumps. Pumps, and wooden pipe to
Soil them, promptly shipped by railroad en receipt of or
ders. Give depth from floor to bottom of well.
Thankful for the patroutozo I have hitherto received
I AIM] continuo tiny enileavorg to bait, accommodato and
please all, an.l respectfully solicit II liberal blutro of public
patronage.'
JAMES A. BROWN
Mn0ti16;666. May 16, 1866:
ATTENTION ! SOLDIERS !
1866_
I . tiara formed n co-partneri:hip with Col. Fuller. At for
ney at Law, Washington, IL ‘ C o for tho purpow of procu
ring SOLDIERS' BOUNTY; ler the recant act of Con
gross.
Soldiers' widows or orpleins are also entitled to receive
his bounty.
Send in your applirationi at once, 1153 first applied for
rill bry first paid. Give your foil name, post race ad
lresl, and length of time in service, stud we will at once
settirn yov Om necessary blanits. Enclose a stamp to pay
eturn peitage.
All other tinting, of whatever nature, against the U. S.
Government, promptly attended to.
fr,A.tlo charge until the money I, collected.
Unice with D. Muir, Esq., near the Dread Top Corner,
Huntingdon. BLAIR & FULLER:
X. lltAin. ]lent ingdon. A. S. StrI.LEII,
augS,lB6o
GREAT ENTHUSIASM !
lIIUII PRICES SURRENDER ! !
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST.
.TORN 11. WESTBROOK /ittio
Respectfully informs the citizens of Huntingdon and
vicinity that Ito hasju9t received from the city a Now and
splendid stock of
BOOTS & SHOES, J-lATS & CAPS,
Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Carpet' Sacks,
Trunks, &e., &c., &c., &c.
all of which he is prepared to tell at reduced prices.
A lot of choice CONFECTIONIMIES have also been re
ceived.
Don't forgot the old atom] in the Diamond. Old etude
mere and the public generally are invited to call.
Huntingdon, apri 12, 1866.
i t i -I.A.GARA. FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF NENV YORH,
OFFICE, 12 WALL MEET.
Cash Capital, $1,000,000. Surplus, $270,000.
Total Assets, $1,270,000
This Company insures against all loss or damage by fire.
inland navigation, transportation, Sc. The cost of Maur.
ing in this °mummy is no more then the first cost would
be in these entail Mutual Companies.
With no Assessments! •
Thin Company is made safe by the State laws of Now
York, which is not nieces° with the Pennsylvania Iosn•
ranee Companies.
J.D. STEELE, President. P. NOTLIAM, Secretary
HENRY KIP, Supt. of Agencies.
ANDREW JOIINSTON, Agent,
myldim - Huntingdon, Penna.
Office formerly occupied by W. IL Woods, Esq., Ifilt s
NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE..
LONG would respectfully
W call the attention of the citizens of Hunting
don and vicinity to the fact that he hos just opened a VA
MILY GROCERY STOItEat tine old stand of Christopher
Long, where be will keep constantly on band a full and
well nsiorted stock of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
each an Covering's Syrup, N. Orleans and Porto Rico 310.
lasses. Sugars, Coffees, Tens, Spices, Salt, Ram, Sides,
Shoulders, Dried Beef, Flour, Fish, Cheese, Rico, Pickles
and Provisions of all kinds.
CEDAR AND WILLOW-WARE,
comprising, lit part, Baskets, Buckets, Tubs, Washboards
Corn Brooms, Brushes, Rims, 31:Its, Flour 011 Cloths, Bags
Trunks. &e.
CANDIES and NUTS of all kinds, wholesale and retail.
TOYS, TOBACCO, SWABS, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, So
Ile respectfully invites a call and examination of Isis
stock, satisfied that his goods and prices will compare
favorably with those of any other lu tho
Ifuntingdon, Mardi 7, 1666,
I I GEO. SHAEFFER
. M.llasjust returned from the east with 0 410
SPLENDID STOCK
OF
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, &C.,
Which he offers to the Inspection of Ids customers and
Om public generally. 110 will sell his stock at the most
REASONABLE PRICES,
and those who purchase once will surely call again. .
BOOTS & SHOES MADE TO ORDER,
and REPAIRING dono In the neatest and most expedi
tious manner.
Call upon Mr. Schaeffer at his shop on 11111 street, a
few doom west of the Diamond. my 2
628. HOOP SKIRTS. 628.
Aro in every respect first class, and embrace a complete
assortment for Ladies, Misses, nod Children, of thunewest
styles, every imigth and sizes Of waist.
Our - skirts, wherever known, are more universally pop-
Mar than any Inhere before the public. They retain their
shape hotter, arc lighter, more elastic, more durable, and
really cheaper, than any other Hoop Skirt in tho market.
The springs and fastenings are warranted perfect. Every
lady should try them! They are now being extensively
sold by merchants, throughout the country, and at whole
sale and retail, at manufactory and sales room
IV° . 628 Arch St., below 7th, Philada
Ask for Iropkin's "OWN MAKE"—buy no other I
CAUTLON,—Nono gonuino unless stamped on each IC
Pad—"llopkin's Hoop Skirt Ahunifitctory, No. 62S Arc
St., Philadelphia"
Also, constantly on hand full limo of Now York; mado
Skirts, nt very low &ices.
MS, NET CASII. ONE PRICE ONLY.
scs-Int
JUNIATA
STEAM . PEARL MILL,
II UNTINGDON, PA.,
IS Now
IN COMPLETE RUNNING ORDER
FOR Tag 3IANUFACTURE OF FLOUR.
The natronago of tho town and country Is rieipectrillly
solicited.
GRAIN, of every description,
Bought at this mill.
McOAIIAN 8, SON.
Itunlinplon, May 2, IMO
1000 BUSHELS WHEAT
Wanted at Steam Pearl Mt
nly2 31cOATIAN & SON.
Cp.)
J. M. WISE,
Manufacturer 41:4. DeAleT in
,1 71 T.T 17 MA
Respectfully invites the ettention of t h e Public to his
stand on Hill id., Huntingdon, in the rear of George W
Swartz' Watch and Jewelry stare, whore be manufactures
nod keeps nil kinds of Furniture at reduced priced. Per
sons wishing to purchase, will 410 well to give him a call.
Repairing of all kinds attended to promptly and charges
reasonable.
.t)4' Also, Undertaking carried on, and Coffins made in
any style desired, at short notice.
The subscriber Rasa
FF,'IP AND LEARSE,
end is proposed to attend Funerals at any place in town
or country. J. M. WISE.
Huntingdon, May 0, 1866-tf
SCR E IV S,
BR IDS,
LUMBER., LUMBER.
LUMBER.
THE undersigned has just received
1 and is now ready to sopply Gm public with •
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
COMPRISING ALL THE DIFFERENT ORADEA .
From millings up to the clear stuff,
.00/H 9 months to 2 years dry!
Also,
PLASTERING LATH,
JOINT AND LAP SHINGLES,
BUILDING STUFF AND PLANE
WORK ED FLOORING, WEATHER-BOARDING,
DOWIS, WINDOW - FliA3llls, S4SUE.S, &c
at reasonable prices.
Now to the time 10 buy, bolero the Spring rush, At.
Lumber is already advancing, and dry lumber is a scarce
article. •• • CHAS. 11. ANDERSON.
Huntingdon, Feb. 27, 1316
Rel I N Ti'!'i,
Logan headenTY,
BEIMS BLAiR CO Pal
Snu• reboot building, largo and well arranged. Thor
nigh and necomplished tea9liela; pleaaant, roome; 5 001
hoarding. Complete course of 'Andy. Next term open -
Noveinber sth.
Send for a circular Nvith full information.
tIEr. 0511 LAWSON. Principal,
Anthdown I'. 0., Blair co., Pa.
CIASSIMERES.—A choice lot o
V . / black and fancy Cosirneres at
CVNYING4A3I & CAII.3I.ON'S.
DESS R
BUTTONS & TRIMMINGS,
of the latost styles, Belt Ribbort cud Buckles, Ito
wry, Gloves, Edgiup, Frilliuge, &c., at
B. li BBiti k CO.
'COME AND GET YOUR BOUNTY!
lIOPKIN'S "OWN MAKE !"
New Fall Styles I
-IAR9'OI & MAGUIRa
RAILROAD
HUNTINGDON, PA.,
WHOLESAtE. & itt.lT'AlLr
Foreign and Domestic'
11A.111)WAIIE,
CUTLERY, AG,
The attention of
MECHANICS, FARMERS, BUILDERS;•
and buyers generally, to Invited to the fact that we are
now offering n BETTER ASSORTMENT of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &L
than can be found elsewhere in this part of the State, at=
prices to suit tho times. Our stock comprises all Adkins'
in this Eno of liminess, embracing's generalnesortraerie
of TOOLS and MATERIALS used by CARPENTERS,
BLACKSMITHS, CARRIAGE end WAGON MAKERS'
JOINERS, Ac,, b[o., together with a large stock of ,
Iron, Steel, llrails, Spikes, Railroad. aniV
Xining Supplies, Saddlery, Rope;,
Chains, Grindstones, Ciroular,'.
Mill and Cross. Out Saws,
Enamelled, Finished
and Plain Hsi,
low Ware, -
Coal Oil Lamps and Lanterns,
Oil and Powder Oans.
Au excellent assortment of
3&713a (plat 1.453nr0
Comprising
KNIVES, FORKS, DESSERT, TEA
AND TABLE SPOONS, SCIS
SORS, RAZORS, &C.
BRITTANIA 4 SILVER WiATFiP WARP,,
Household, Horticultural and Farm
!implements,
Of the latest and most improved pegerns,
CONSTANTLY ON lIAND AND FOlt 32404
A T MANUFACTURERS' Rai ORS.
CARRIAGE & WAGON MAKERS
Will find a general assortment of materiel Os their use
consisting in part of
Carriage Trimmings, Hubs, Spokes,
Rims, Axles, Springs, Nuts, Bolt#,
ITrashers, Malleable Irons, Pa
tent and enamelledLeather,.
Whips, Tongues, Soq
kets, Shafts, &q
EOM
3EST-I.A.C:I.Ir...O*MI7EXICSei
ANVILS, BELLOWS, WOW,
SLEDGES, HAMMERS,
HORSE AND WEE BEWES,
Horse Nails, and all kinds of Ireii & Steel
CARPENTERS
Will find in our establishmont a superior stook of
PLANES,
SAWS,
AUGERS,
HATCHETS,
HAMMERS,
FILES,
CHISELS,
HINGES,
SCREWS,
BOLTS,
PULLEYS,
SASH-CORDS, cg;, -C
MINING AND MINERS' GOODS,
NAILS and SPIKES, of all varieties
BLASTING POWDER, mom,
COAL PICKS AND SHOVELS.
3D 1 61;r3:k1.415.70191
Can be accoinnuniated with.everything in their line fro
a Grain Repar t rJO a Whet-Stal'.
.14:3.exw
Aro mecially lavited to call nn4 examine ifs Flock of.
BUILDING HARDWARE, .
and compare our prices with othetv,.
Agricultural Implements,
Cemprieing the Lame Ruston
Reaper, Mower, and Dropper, coolbine4 t
Bundeg4 Nipt. rivn,Vuol 101‘SH
Rakos,
5,..y l It es,
Hoes,
Hay For
Trace and Halter Chains,
Brf net
Cow The,
Among tho spociattion of otw House, we tteett:e to csl;
ottontinn to the colebrntal.
OHIO PUMP,
Tho occlusive right to sell which Is vested in ns. Sendfor
acirmiar and got full particulars of same, and, satisfy .
yourself ofitssuporior qnalttiest
SQALES.
Scales Oat' sizes and descriptions, includink
Tea and Counter Soaks,
Platform Scales,
Grocers' and .Druggists' Scale;
Rolling Mill, Wheelbarrow, Pork, Port,
able, Hopper, Miners and Trans._
poreq(jon, Ifay, Cat cou4
09,01,Scales,
FURNISHED AT MANUFACTUEFAI
CASH PRICE@
The hug* 9,144 best get3oTt4nept, p.f
GLASS, PAINTS, OIL & PUTTY I
firer offered fn this pit o.
A GREAT VARIETT OF
COOK & PARLOR STOVES,
ALL SIZES OF
HAILS AND BRADS,
By the keg. Very low 1
Best Norway nail, rod, bar an hoop iron.
STEEL, of all sizes and descriptions
IVAI4OI , O3OXES,
PARR/AGE SPRINGS,
IRON AND BRASS NviRTI
Lartl, Lubricating and Coal Oil,
By the barrel or gaper!, at very low figures
A call is respectfully !I:recited, feeling conli,
dent that our goods and price's will not fall to
please --filtt
WHARTON Su MAKIRE,
PC:zitary27,lB6l3:
MEM
Can be supplied with
LOCKS,
Carry Combo,
PiTdsJ 80 1 &o.f&c..