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HUNTINGDON, PA.
Wednesday morning, Oct. 17, 1866.
LOCAL & PERSONAL
To Subscribers
Those subscribers receiving a pa
per.marked with a t before the name
will understand that the time fur
which they suhscribed is up. If they
wish the paper continued they will
renew their subscription through the
mail or otherwise. tf.
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—Darkness reigned supreme on Fri
day and Saturday night last, in conse
quence; of the• gas , refusing to burn.
The pipes got full of water.
—The return judges met here on Fri-
day last, and submitted the election
returns. All the judges were in but
Tell's who was detained by high we
ter, or some other cause. We give the
official vote of the county in another
place::
—The Blair County Vain was held
a week before• last, and was a grand
success.' This was the first fair held
,there since '6l:
—As we have again got into the "old
;harness," wo hope our friends through.
out the country will not forget us, but
twill assist us in getting up a good lo
cal paper. Send us the items.
—There were fairs in Petty, Juniata,
Cebtre counties last week.
Judging by- the weather wo do not
think there was great success.
—The Episcopal Church of this place
is undergoing repairs. A neat wood
en fence has been built around the
yard.
Dobbins , Elogitrio Soap
We call attention to Dobbins' adver
tisement. We have had this soap in
use in our family for several months,
and it is all it is recommended to be.
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
Raker. Brown. Porter. Itlnks
2469 2525 1633 1588
1225 1233 1500 1163
1564 1563 1510 1469
Truntbagdon,
Juniata,
Iklittlin,
62.68 6311
This doo e not include the soldier vote
127:113=2
P. M. Bare & •Co , have opened a
banking office in this place. They ad
vertise that they will allow interest on
deposits. Our, people will find this
bank a great convenience, and tho well
known and reliable men at the head
of it will insure its success. Read adv.
Vote of Tell Toveniihip
The following is the official vote of
Tell township, which was received al
ter the judges had adjourned, and
has not yet been counted in :
Clymer 129, 'Geary 39; Steel 130
urkson 36; Johnston 126; Morrell 42;
Miller 131, Willis 126. Wharton 37,
.13thivn 42;Sipe 126,Love1142;Greenland
126; SinipsOn 42; Den rm tt, 126, Smock
cr42; Gorsuch 126, Fouse 42; Alexander
126, Harmon 42; Funk 126, Murk 42.
EMIZEI
Tho.witters of the Juniata at this
place rose very high last week in con
sequence of the equinoctial rains. Not
much damage was done hero further
than is'usual - in such events, such as
the destruction of fences and sweeping
away'pumpkins, etc. Tho rain com
menced to fall here on TueBday even
mg and continued with little intertnis
.
idon Until -Friday.
ll=
We hear that the stodm ie 'up 'for
those who are obliged to go up Salt
Elver this season. Many of our citi
eerie, are-good-naturedly complaining
of their annual fate, and are anxiously
expecting tree passports over the well
known route. As wo have not yet re-
Ceived a "free pass" we: take it for
granted that there is a desire with the
people that we- shall remain at our
post, Whether it is their desire or
-not, we have come to the positive con
.Clu.sion to "stand fast and fear not," and
- wait patiently for future developments.
LtterdrT Soelety..
Some of our young men for a while
past have been talking of starting a
literary society in this place, when on
Saturday evening last they took the
iniatory Step to carry the project into
practidal effect, .by meeting for the
peipose'of ofganization. A committee
was appointed to draft a Constitution,
..which will be submitted sometime this
meek, when the society will be perma
.
:nently (at least we hope so) organized.
There are now a goodly number of
young mon in. .the borough who will
join Ibis worthy enterprise, and desire
the well known advantages from it
which will be for their future welfare.
Thisis a propitious time for the organ
ization of such a society, and we wish
it all the success it justly deserves.
- Wo may.be
. 01e to give its name in
next issue.
DIED,
FAIRFAX OAItR MILLS SOR of Row.
Wm. R kills, and grand son of John
Oak.,.Esq., of this county, died in Lew
isbued-Pa,, On the morning of the 4th
inst., aged 19 years.
In
. .134.11 . 0 7 fp. , Sept. 27th, of Dys
.entery, Mrs. FIIRR. Couch, sCifo of
Wm. Couch, agod . 67 years and 4 days.
Mrs. Couch was for about twenty
fonr yeUrs,' a rneruher of the Stone
Creek Baptist Church. She was a faith
ful and devoted wife, a kind and affee
flirt-tate:o'3l.ller, and a consistent and
.
•
eieiriiffary Christian.
"Dearest mother thou hest left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
• I:ltit s tts God that bath bereft us,
•tSe nil all our i5J71 . 01.9 heal."
On the 9th inst., by Rev. J. W. Love,
Mr. PETER M. ISENBERG, of the vicinity
of Alexandria, to Miss TILLIE A. JONES,
of PetersbOrg. •
On the 7th inst, by the Rev. R.
Beers, Mr. ALBERT HALL, to Miss MARY
E. GREEN, both of Newberg.
At Mt. Union, Oct. 10th., by Rev.
S. Al.. Hartsock, Mr. IlusToN OSMAN,
ID Miss ANNIE STEVENS, both of Centre
County.
"On the 25th tilt., at the Unity Par:
sonage, near Latrobe, by the Rev. N.
11. Gillett, Mr. ANDREW A. COHILL,
Esq., of Huntingdon, Pa., to Miss ANAS
TATIA EGAN, daughter of the late
Francis Egan, of Greensburgb.
We aro always pleased when re
membered by our friends, especially
when in the priMe of their connubial
felicity. Our jovial and generous
friend Cohill, in behalf of his better
half, has kindly remembered the prin
ter. May you enjoy a long life of
wholly (holy) blessedness, and may a
reasonable sharp of "eternal joys" be
yours.
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PIIIL .4 DICL.PfiIA 11 1ARKET.S.,
- ' ,Octubor. 17.
Faintly Flout $13,50
Extra Flour 0.00
.
Superfine Flour $7.75
.
nye Flour - 16. 76'
Corn sfeal... ' $4.25
Extra White Wheal, $3,10
Fair and Prlßlll Rod 2,91
Dye 91,30
Corn, prime Yollew' 1,05
Oats ST
Burley 75
CloTerseed, 1064 lbs $B.OO
Timothy $375
Flaxseed, $3.25
Wool 60@70
aides • 13
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
COISILECTED WEEKLY la 8. E. HENRY & CO.
W1101E2.11.2 rniOEC
.Superfine Flour 1; Ll $13,00
.
Extra Fleur $12.75
Family Floor $13.25
Corn 51.,1•t10wt ... $2.04
•
Back. heat Meal VA cwt $O.OO
.
Hod Wheat $2,75
White Whont 62.90 •
corn 03
t,,,,ts 50
Barley '0
Rye 1 00
Cioeoreeed 41 06 lbs $7.00
Timothy $l.OO
Flax,ited $0,75
Ilya Chop 54 cwt 90,00
•
limo 11 cwt
,:1,15
Shorts l "1 . cwt • - $1,:0
Mixed Chop $1,90
Plaster per ton $lO,OO ,
Beeswax 411 b 30
Mops 11 lb • ` . I 40 to 60
.
Hags 11 lb 4
Deans 11 bus ~,'' 00
Featherg }l lb 90
Tallow 10 to 12
Dried Apples alb . . ..... .. .... . $0,50
Dried Peaches "8 lb —.13 to 25
llani 25 to SO
Olden 25
Shoulder ' , O
Dried hoof "5
Lard 0 0
Dotter 30
Egg , l • ' - '5
Country amp 10
Illy ? tons 8
12,00
Dye Straw 11 bundle •
Potatoes IT, Luis 60
Apple Witter Ti-i, gallon 91,25
Wool 11 lb 45
Large Onions b tar 91,25
Cori 111 , Joins 11 der, 0' 00 to 4,00
Chieltens 20 to 25
Turkeys 75 so 1,60
Dried Clierrleg? quart. '
10
4652 4567
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS !
orders bare already been received for upwards of 300
UOO Volumes of the
AMERICAN CONFLICT I
/ORACE GREELEY'S HISTORY OF TUE GREAT RE
HELLION, AND TUE WEEKLY ORDERS NOW
AVERAGE 2.000 YOLUSIESI
W.L. HARVEY, Agent, is happy to announce that this
truly natl.:it work is now completed, and that he will
be in Iltiutingdon county oho second, third and fourth
weeks in October; IStO, to supply it to his subscribers.—
Ha will also tyke orders for and furnish the entire too -
to all Wan make early application.
Mr. Greeley's History of the Rebellion, Is everywhere
recognized by fair minded men of all parties, not only as
the highest authority, but greatly surpassing all other
works, both in conception of plan and excellence of detail,
abounding in clear and graphic delineations of events,
candid 'and accurate statements of loots, and marked
througclunt by the most thorough and painitalting
search. It has been sub,iocted to the most searching cril
icimns the press of all political parties and religious
denominations, and in not less than one thmisand notices
and reviews, by the most ablejournals, not only in this
country. but also iu Europe, Its great superiority over all
other werloo of the kind in most emphatically atteste4,
even by the nuthur's most determined poiitical opponents.
This work contains •ann account of all the battles, raids,
skirmishes, while there were fifty important battles,
nu accuOut of which dues not appear In lleadley's or Ab
bott's, so-called !listed-, of the war.
t.it Wl:Mid be difficult to "place too high au cstir - nte on
thessrvice Mr. Greohy has rendered our country, by ill
prcperaliou of this volume. I awa the forthcoming 01
the ltd selittric with iager expsctatton.—W.
beard 1110 works of labor, stuoital candor and RCM
rnov.—Wnt. 11. SEWARD. ".
'•lts accuracy gives it D value beyond any other history
of that eventhd period. The groat industry and inipar•
fifthly of Mr. Greeley will make this the bust atilt future
histories of the great rebellion —THADDEUS STuYEDS, M. C.
Tie Cincinnati Enquirer, a Democratic paper says of
Greuley'll Culltaill9 a an,t o.olollot of in form
afion and is altogether superior to any TOlatne one the
salient that has yet appeared."
Front the (London) WestminAtor Review:—"lt Is tem
perate and gives way to nu vituperation. - although thor
oughly in earnest. and if wo may admire the industry
which into enabled the editor of the leading newspaper iu
America to do this at such n time, wo may still more ad-
Mee the spirit, of fairness and directness which charac
terize this very rideable work."
A. 1,1, k•ss
cw 9 3w
READ AND BE POSTED !
TO THE NEWL Y 11A1II:IED
AND ALL IN WANT OF
New Furniture, .Ste:
TIIE undersigned would respectfully
j announce that he manufactures and !seeps constantly
on hand a large and splendid assortment of
===!
==LIM
WASII AN II CANDLE STANDS,
Windsor and cane cent chairs. clipboiards, gilt nod rota•
wood moulding for mirror and picture frame., and a vari
ety of articles not mentioned, at prices that cannot fail to
ho sad ifactory.
Bets also agent for tho well known Bailey & DOSS'S p
patent sprin4 Bed thittorn.
Tho public aro invited to call and examine. hie S tock
before purchasing elsewhere.
AVork and sale+ room on 11111 street, near Smith, one
door west of Venter', ctore. _ _
Huntingdon, Au,5.1, 1666
MENCKE & BROTHER,
ISO. SO4 ARCII STREET, PHILADELPHIA,.
I=
BERLIN ZEPHYRS,
EMI3IIOIDERILS, FINE KNIT GOOD?, personally solec•
DOMESTIC ZEPHYRS,
Germantown WOOLS, Cal Linens YARNS, Etc.,
Latest styles in Ladies Dress • and Cloalt
°X-TILTIVJEMIMOT4I3I-S;
- Buttons, Drop Fringes, Laces, Shawl Borders. Ete
Whit° embroblered hands, etc,
The goods bring 4111- carefully selected our WA t'
Department offers great inducements to the tra
MYATT, A OR PURE I LINJEUS !
LPIN7E PLANTto How ready for sale with full directions for ctilticat
log and manulact.cring. An acre of goal ground first
season after planting, will produce from IWO to 1500 gal.
Ions; second season double the quantity ran be made—.
only equaled by the best ofgroo wino.
W. If. HARPER.
31c Alavy's Fort,,lltutt. co., Sept. 19-5 t
. .
OT ICE —Port he purpose of avoid
ing private examinations I will meet teachers
wishing to be examined as full Own :
Petersburg, Pat II rally, October 6th.
C r oiron Rim, Saturday, Oct. 13.
111. Union, Sallll,lop , Oct. 20. , . •
, Examinations will take plea at 0 o'clock, A. DI.
D. F. TI.I&SEY, Co. Stint..
Shirloysi,itrg llcraW please copy. oc3
ALEXANDRIA BREWERY,
E. 0. & G. W. - COLDER.
- HATING entered Into eo.partnerehip in the
Alexandria Brewery, the puldle - are informed 41 rea
that they will be prepared et all tinlea to till M
orders on the ehurtest notice. .
Alexaudrin, Jan./3.1805-qt.
"N:.:4.
- 1) ES T BLEACHED U S
jalwaya on Band at
CUNIVEVOHAN & .17 MON'S.
MARRIED,
W. L. HARVEY. •
Huntingdon, P.
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tal inrope
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS OF HUNTINGDON COUNTY, OCTOBER 9, 1.866.
CANDIDATES
Governor,
John W. Geary, R.
Riester Clymer, D. •
Congress,
Daniel J. Morrell, R,
Robert L. Johnston, D.
Assembly,
Henry S. Wharton, R.
James M. Brown, R.
John S. Miller, D.
William Willis, D.
Associate Judge,
David Clarkson, R.
James. Steel, I.
District Attorney,
Kenzie A. Lovell, R.
William A. Sipe, D.
Prothonotary, &c.
James R. Simpson, R.
Arthur C. Greenland, D
Register, Recorder ,
&c.
John E. Smucker, li.
Alfred F. DeArmitt, D.
County Commissioner,
Adam Eons°, R.
-Isaac C. Gorsuch, D.
Director of the Poor,
Jackson Harmon, R.
John Alekander, D.
County Auditor,
bury A. Mark, E.
David Funk, D.
.GEO. SHAEFFER
litteJteit roturneil from the emit with 1044
SPLENDID STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, G a,
Shunt tie olThrs to tho inspection of his cuslomem rind
the politic geuerally. lie will soil his stock nt the most
REASONABLE PRICES,
and those who purchase once will surely call again
BOOTS & SHOES MADE TO ORDER,
and TUIPAIRINO done In the nenteet and meat expedi
tlons canner.
Call upon Mt. Schaeffer nt Isis shop on Hill stioet, a
Dm doors west of the Diamond. • roy2
GREAT ENTHUSIASM
1 - 011, SCT ATPE ! !
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST.
JOHN H. WESTBROOK /3;1
Respectfully informs tho citizens of Huntingdon and
ricluity.elint be hasjust received from the city it NEW ilEd
splendid stock of
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,.
Hosiery,- Shoe Findings, Carpet Sacks,
Trunks, &e., tf•c.
nil of talon lio is propired toren at reduced prices.
A lot of choice CONFECTIONERIES hove also been re
ceived.
Don't forgot the old stand in the Diamond. Old elute.-
mere and the public generally are ❑,cited to call. -
Iluntlngdon,Aprl 12, 1800.
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OP NEIV
OFFICE, U {VALI. MEET.
Cash Capital, $1,000,000. Surplus, $270,000.
Total AVAOt9, $1,210,000
This Company Insures ngainal all loss or damage by Oro.
inland navigation, t ranaportat ,he. The cos.: or insur.
fug in this company is no more than the first cost would
be in these small Miiinal Companies.
- 7tri c rtTS
This Company is made safe by thu State laws of Neon
York, which is not the ease with the Pennsylvania lose.
niece Companies.
S.D. SI'IMI.4:, President. P. NOT HAM, Seeret.sry
HENRY KIP. Supt. of Agencies.
ANDREW JOHNSTON. Agent,
my Vint Huntingdon, Penna.
Mice formerly occupied by W. If. Woods, Esq., 11111 st
NEW PAIIILY GROCERY STORE,.
e:‘,l the 1,1100110,, of the citizens of Ilnnting
don and vicinity to the Piet that hullos lust opened
LY U III,OEItY STORE:it the old 4I mid of Christopher
Long, when 1,0 will keep coitstriutly on hand n full and
well assorted stock of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
su6•lstri.ovvrittlg,'sSyrap, N. OrPang and Porto Rico Mt.
Sugars, Coiner, Teat, Spices, Salt, [hams, Sides,
Shoulders. Dried Beef, Flour, Fish, Cheese,. ]lice, tickles
and Provisiows of all kiwis.
CEDAR AND W ILLO W-W ARE,
comprising, In part. BaskotA, Uncketa , 'Piths, Washboards
Corn It VuOlai. Brnitloc, Rugs, Mats, Floor Oil Cloths, Bags
TrUllil3. to. Sc.
NDIr.S tend NUTS of all kitidg, wholesale and retail.
TOYS. TO tiACCO, 51:G AltS,Coal 011,Coal Oil lamps, &c
Ilerespoctrally incites a tall and examination of lilt
stock, satisfied that his goods and prices will eon-wire
favorably with those of any other in ilia itl9c?.
Huntingdon, March 7, 1865.
Logan Academy,
BELL'S IIILLS, BLAIR CO., PA.
New school building. largo and well arranged. Thor
ough and accomplished teachers; pleasant rooms; good
boarding. Complete course of study. Next term opens
November 6th.
Send for a circular with tall Information.
Bar. Olt It LAWSON, Principal,
su:293m. Antl,towu L'. 0., Blair Cu., ra:
N W BOOT - AND . S HOE • STORE.
. AFRICA., •
i
oro n u r e n d at t
old stnt ,d in the I)tinasm,t
,
lit‘ntlagdort,
A Fine Assortment of all kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
All of ha will sell at fair prices. Quick sake and
small profits. Call mid examine my
Manufacturing and Itapail lug dolls to coder ns usual.
Ilutttit,gdotx,Arril 10, MG,
AGENCY,
FOR COLLECTING SOLDIERS
CLAIMS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY
AND PENSIONS.
A LL who may have any claims a
"IL gninst the Government for Bounty, Back Pay and
reuoanm, can have their claims prom p tly collected by ap
plying either in pore,. or by letter to
W. 11. WOODS,
Attorney at Law,
Huntingdon, Pa.
August 12, 1863.
..30E° "Tir<DoTglLlNTirr
A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH LIKENESS,
CALL AT
DONNELL & KLINE'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
On Hill Street, two doors west of
Lewis' Book Store.
CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS.
Huntingdon, Oct 4, '65-tf.
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD,
The Whitest. the most durable and tho innst ocuuonilca
Try it! Manufactured only by
ZIEGLER & SMITH,
Wholesale Drug, Paint & Wass Dealers,
No. 1.37 North Third nt., Phllada.
D~i.INISTIUTOR'S NOTICE.
(t Cato of Francis Jackson,
betters of administration upon the relate of Francis
Jackman. deceased, Into of IYeot - township, basing boon
granted to tire undersigned. all persons indebted to the
estate will make payment, and those hissing claims vi I
prei.ent thous for settlement.
• 'HENRY WILSON,
Oct. 1 , 1.3136-6 t. Adniinislrator..
T.F YOU WANT the BEST SYRUP,
CUNNINGHAM te CAIUM.;
I
171
171
80
80
96
108
72
63
ANOTHER FRESH_ SUPPLY
Choice GROCERIES
.1 UST .1; ECE NTH D
At Lewis R Co's - Family Grocery,
Also,
II?, A 4i; VA 43 I, v N
Received frutli from the Philadelphia morket f ry Wo4l
nesday and :Saturday mornin.
Calmed Conches, Ton:Moos, a.; Corn.
Spice.) Lobster. Oysters, CTI6W chow, ll'vreeit,rehiro
8311 C, ,, French Mast.ttll, Horse Radish, Pepper sauce, Cur
.'', Olive Oil, &e., fie , and
All kinds of ,Syrups,
such as strawberry, pineapple, blackberry•, be
CALL AND SEE
TO THE LADIES.
Tim hest assortment of
ELLIPTIC SI<IPi r rS,
Jost received this 41.ty from New York otel fee este et the
cheat, e,51, elore cif 11 . 411. MARCIE S.: BRO.
A splendid assortment of
LAME'S' DRESS GOODS, -
FANCY TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS
Just received this tiny front Now York null for solo cheap
at [nuty7l' W3l. 31 ARCH At 11110.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
• -
11)EAFNESS, 131/INDNESS &
TAIIii 11. tr , nted with the utmost success. by J.
1; ARCS, 31. 11.. Oculist and Anriot. (formerly of Leyden,
Holland.) No. 5111 l'lNEstri , .kt,.l.4.l.l Tostimonialo
from the most relialde settreet, In the city aud!cmtulrY.
ran be seen at his °fifeo. Tttd medical faculty are Invited
tot,ccompativ their patients. as ho has no secrets In his
practice. 1 , ES inserted without pnin.—
No charge for examination.. nill2llso6.ly
MEM
2 1 .YET...T.5.1C, SEM' CD" 1 1.20:.
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511):EICAI, INSTRUAIENTS AND
SEWING MACHINES.
21. GREENE hus just opened
0 hiA Thiele Store. one it or west of W nook
Store, where he It. op; constantly on hand STEINWAY &
and OA Ell 1,1,',4 Piano Manufacturing Company's
PIANr . M. MASON & HAMLIN'S CA IllN KT ORGANS and
CARHART, NEEDHAM & MELODEONS; Guitars,
Violins. Fifes, Plates; Guitar net Vinllo Strings.
MUSIC WOKS—Golden Chain, Golden Slimier, Golden
Comer. Golden trio, &c„ &c,
Sit EET MUSIC cvnvlantly receiving front Sltu
inlellibla all the Intuit music, which 1101'801111 at It distance
%I:4lring. can order-and have sent them by mail.
Moo GROVER & BAK ElPvt Celebrated SEWING MA-
Cll IN ES—the only noichiiie tint, in addition to every
kind of sewing. 1 . 111111 . 01.181,1 pet teeny ; sowing Silk and
Cotton of all kinds and colors for nmelines.
Per:101o1 buying Sewing Machines fully Instructed in
the ms,, or them.
Kra— Pianos and Organs Warranted for five years.
Thovo\cishingto buytniy of the above articles aro in
vited to roll and examine mine bofito purchasing, else.
where My prices aro the same as in New York and
Philadelphia.
Circulars of Instroments or Machines, sent promptly
0 5 0 11 application with any additional information desired.
B. M. GREENE . ,
Hill street, Huntingdon, Pa.,
ses2.7 Second floor of Brown's Hardn aro building
A LARGE VARIETrof articles too
numerous to mention, for sole at LEWIS k. 00 . 2
k•ankily Grocery. Coll and
CIATIPETING OF Abr., KINDS
at CUNN/A GU. 1.41 th CA R/110A"S.
RI SS BUTTONS & TRIMMINGS,
Jot tho latiist Myles, Itrlt Ribbon and Hu•
to 3, iilovcr, .Edgings, &c., at '
TreNRY & CO. ',
PUSINESS MEN, TAKE NOTICE!
If you want your card nently priutrd on ousel
opc/, call at
LEW IS' BOOK AS U STA TIONERYSTICOR.
Qallooll, BOOKS,
Ornerally in Ilse in the Schools of the County, not on
hand, trill be fitrukhed to order, on application at
LEIS. LS' BOOK, AND BrA TM/VERY STORE.
( - 1H OICE Driod Peaches, Apples,
kiCnrranio. Prunes, ltalslng,ko.,SC.. for sale at
LEWIS k CO'S Family Grocery,.
Gold POOH Penalls,
The best assortment of the hand
somest and best styles, for sale at
Lewis' Book Store
PURE LIBERTY IVIIITE LEAD,
.Will do more .and bolter work "at, a
gi yea coit, thou any ;Ali.' I Try it I .:Ltanufacturedonty
IV bolutolo Dreg, taint and Risti Dealern, .•
So. 187 ihnt.tp V 41111) xt., /11/I..ADA•
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152
127
123
383
292
106
100
180
172
130
122
97
99
13'3
136
270
116
292
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1
107
107
112
112
99
99
63
61
61
89
28
38
87
94
58
51
84
84
105
103
UNITED STATES
Authorized WAR CLAIR AGENCY
HLTINTIkTODON, PA
H.'WOODS,
AUTHORIZED GOVERNM'T AGENT,
ud Attorney/or Soldiers and their Friend,.
110 will proleento and collect, with unrivalled meccas,
Soldieeo' Cioims nod Dors of all kinds.. Mao, any other.
kind of Ciahn againet the Or.verennont, before any of tho
.
Department n.
14.1r4Bmcnrsai 2
$lOO ADDITIONAL BOUNTY 1
ismw BOUNTY PASSED I
Attention, Discharged Soldiers I
The Act of Congress approv..d July 28,1800. g p.„„
additional bounty to. oil soldiers who Collated . - tor.....hreii
leer and ive dikharged by reason of 'expiration of
service. or who were discharged for wounds received in
battle and who have' not received more titan $lOO bounty
for such service. Au additional bounty of $lOO is mien nt•
lowed to the nearest relative of soldiers who enlisted for
is term of three years and Who died or Wen) killed in the
service; to he paid in the following order: First, to the
widow ;second. to the children ; third, to the father, mud
fourth, to tho mother.
Soldiers' Widows
By applying to 'V. I. Wood of. Hontingdcn, Hunting.
doll county, ea., you can Imo your 'wan°. iner,u.al
two dollar 4 a month for each nal eve, en you !lava,
and when the widow has married or died, the children nro
tutuilled to the incruan..
To all. WWI !lave brought Lome tho bodies of their
friend* who died or were killed in the service of the United
Shaine, there IS a certain amount of canifiensation allowed
yon fur the expanses incurred in bringing how the bo
diea of your teieuda, wh.clt you can obtain by noticing np•
plication to nio.
Invalid Soldiers, Attention
The act of Congress, approvtd.lene G, 1066, gives cldi•
Ilona! pensions to the following elass . of persons:
y,adiers who latvo lost both eyes or both: howls, $2l
Pee month; who has, lost both feet. $2O per month; who
hare lost one hand or ouu foot, or totally (linable I In tue
same, ire: month. .
persons who have beCu ilsprived of their - pensions In
curis,qtlenCo of being in the civil I erV:ee of the United
State. Government, can be restored to the pumion roll by
pendent upon tinge sons for support are entitled too pen•
:dun. Also brothers and sisters under sixteen years of ago
All discharged soldiers cello did not receive transports
: [ion to their places of enlistment when discharged. aro
PI receive it; and also all who were held as prise
, nova of war, and did not receive commutation or rationS
I when released or discharged, are entitled to it.
I Wilcors who were in the service on the of March.
186 S, and were discharged after the nth of April, logy, by
applying to me can receive three months extra pay.
Soldiers of 1812 I
All soldiers, or soldiers' widows, of tho war of 1812,
who have served Iwo months, or liedu wounded or disabled
iu sooli service, IC in necessitous clicatus'ances, are roll
tied u annuity of VC.
Local Bounty.
All veteran soldiers who gave their credit to districts in
the State of Pennsylvania. and who . received on local
Mody, are entitled to receive three hundred dollars.
All persons having any of the above mentioned claims,
or any other kind of claim against lho United States or
Slate Governments, will please addresa me, giving full
particulars. enclosing n stamp for retorn postage, and
they will receive a prompt reply. .
•w. TI. WOODS. • •
Anthnriee I Ann') and :kitty War-Mint Agent.
nugls,lBn6 lit:VeltlODon,
"XECETORS' SALE OF' REAL
ESTATE.
{Estate nf John s,otr, deed.]
By virter of tome• co efdrred. by the lest Will of Jm hu
Scutt, clee'd., we will offer nt public solo Cu tics premises
On Saturday,
,October 13th, 1866,
at one o'clock,'p. tn., all that certain let of ground bill'
ate on main street In the borough of Alexandria, and
fronting also on the to reel leading to the bridge Most
the Juniata siren, having thereon a tree story leg and
frame dwelling ilOll,, being part of lot N0..12. and the
same on which the tannery of said d.•cvnsed was formerly
conducted. By convent of the widow and helm the
boundaries will be so altered front those described in the
will, an to straighten the division line between the lot to
be sold and that occupied by "Stra. Agnes :Fent t. by extend
ing the fence now an the middle of the tot nip to the main
street and down to the river, giving a front and %yid It of
about fifty font, be It more or loss.
Torras made, ku.,,ru. 411 day of sal,
JUAN SCOTT,
G;;OlIGE W. SCOTT,
Executors.
IMO
T- OTS FOR SALE.—Tho subscribers .
jimve Fo,no lut. in the town of Gm:nil/Mlle, or Mar.
It(reburg mlation. which they will sell at low price, front
330 to $lOO. All wh, &Mean goal healthy location to
build would do well to tall upon than utmost at their store,
11114 SOCIII . O fur thOlllBOlVO9 iota at low prices. -
Grantiville,tnyl6, BOYEK & GARNER
ATTENTION !SOLDIERS! -
UOMI•J AND GET YOUR BOUNTY!
I have formed a ca.parinemhlp with Col. Fuller, Atter
ncy nt Law, Washington. D. C.. for tho impugn of prom
ring SOLDIERS' BOUNTY, under the recent act of Lon
grow..
widows or orphans aro also entitled to meaty,'
this bounty.
Feud in yonr applications at once. no first applied foe
will ho first Todd. (lire your toll name, post ofliCo ad-
dress, and length of tinlo iv stroke, and we will at 0000
return pus the necessary blanks. Enclose a stump topey
return postage..
All other clairni. or whatever nature, against the U.S.
Government, promptly attended to.
wa..No charge nslll the money collected,
Ottice with D. Blair, Erg., near tho Broad Top Corner,
Huntingdon. BLAIR & FULLER.
B. X. llt.ma, Huntingdon. A.S. Futi.r.n, Wa3laington.
nogs,ls6g
'73131V ,51 1 p5l
\..J
J. M. WISE,
Manufacturer and Dealer in •
3F , TY IkeT 1
.1 2 "ET Mr, 31g
Respectfully invites the attention of the. Public) to his
stand on 11111 st. Huntingdon, In the roar of Oeurge W
Swartz' IVILICII and Jewelry store, where Ito manufactitres
and heepa all I:111114 of Fnruituro at reduced prices. Per
sons wishing to march:tap, will to well to gtvo him a call.
Repairing of all hinds attended to promptly and charges
reasonable.
.0.6 Also, thalertalting carried on, awl Coffins made In
any style desired, at short notice.
Ills subscriber lens
NE IV A ND ELEGAKT HEARSE.
and Is premed to attend Funerals at any lateen In totals
or ~ ,ttatry. .7. M.
Huntingdon, May 9. I '3•:.f.-tf
QEGA RS.-13ost, quality of Sogars
ud , 7 •
CUSS INt/ II a3l CARMON'S.
b et ANNE D PEACHES end Tomatoes
ixed Pickle:l, Tomato° Cat.. a, Pen't'ane" ,
far Bald Lewis ea'a Family 0 rgeerY • -
LIOUR PICKLES randy the the table,
Qby the thee.,-or t/i doe., 1:01 . 1., at
• , 4 "4 (0 /".1011Y-4:#?'.le9*
.
Cigars ,
9c9. f 9
salc_rt_X,cwl~'._~3volc
1
45
- 46
-21
21
131
140
89
79
92
100
46
44
1
1866.
H. ROMADI.
;ZC4. von
SPRING AND SUMMER,
Respectfully Inform the public generally that they.
have just received a lai - ge and Womiid stack of goods at
their store ht Huntingdon, cinsisting In pact of
SILKS, • •
•
DRY,G.OODS,
DRESS GOODS,. •
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS,.CAPS, TINWARE,
LADIES' FANCY TRIMMINGS,'
HOOP SKIRTS,BoNNars, BUTTON Si,
WOOD AN I) lb ILL 01 - V — II 7---- A --- ETE;
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE, -
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,
CRACKERS, NOTIONS, .
TOBACCO, SEGARS). •
GLASS; NAILS;
FISH, SALT, •
&0.,
And in foot everything that Is usually kept iu a first class
store, ell which • Werethodght low for caste and %Mins'
sold at - correepondingly low prices for cash, or "country
produce, and request the public to give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere; feeling satisfied we can offer supe
rior thilucementi to cash buyers.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of all, and the
public ore cordially Invited to examine run goads. •
Everything token in exchange bir goods except proml-
AT PRICE TO SUIT THE TIMES. ses., •
CHEAP CLOTHING 7 STORE.
For Gentkrnon's Clothing of tlto beet material, and made
la elm !met wurki.s.nlilte-innymer, crEll nt
IL ROMAN'S, •
oppoßite ma Franklin Howie In Market Square, Hunting.
don, Pa.
Huntingdon npril 10, 'GC.
NEW CLOTTING
AT LOW PRICES.
M. OUTMAN
HAS .IDST OPENED A FINE STOCK OF NEW
SPRING AND summEß GOODS,
Which lie offers to all who want to he
❑tc Simi; wivoiat. IteAds-mailg Clothing for
IOOTLt AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, HI, SC
• Should gentlemen desire any particulor kind or cut
clothing not Maid in tho stock on hand, by leaving thoi.
treeinre they con be accommodated et abort notice.
- • • .
efill at the met coruor of the bialuond, over Loug'i
Grocery,
MANUAL GUTMAN
Mmtingolon op. 10, '6O.
HEAD QUARTERS
D. P. OMR!
iNrartms THE PUBLIC
SPLENDID . .i'POOK of NEW GOODS
CHEAPNESS , AND QUALITY
np. 1G 'CC
•
CHEAT GROCERY STORE.
•
wiamminwore,,,'
HILLST. - , HUNTINGDON, PA.
rrHE undersig,ned offers fbr the
iti
npnctiot and purchase of customers a large and hth.•
nutted stock of Groceries, rnwisians, .be. Ile forts satis
fied they can be acconnyriatt,l with anything iu his lino.
His prices are low, and his htud: fresh and good. lie
booms the beet of
SUGAR, COED EE,
TEAS, SPICES, SALT,
11,bo—
lIAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
MOLASSES, OILS, VINEGAR,
FISH, CHEESE, FLOUR RICE,
Arid NOTIONS of every kind
A reh , Ct stork of DRY GOODS, together with CIII YNS-
W A RD. and an other articles kept in a well regulated
establishment for sale at reasonable prices.
ly -Ilia storu is on Hill street, nearly oppo,ikt the
Bank. and In the room formerly occupied by D. Grove.
Cell end examitt, Z . YENTEIL
Huntingdon, op. 10, MO
JUNIATA
STEAM PEARL MILL,
IN COMPLETE RUNNING ORDBR
FOIL TIM MANOFACTURIt OF FLOUR
The patronage of the town and country iS respectfully
GRAIN, of every desorlption,
Iluntiogdon, May '2, 1866
000 BUSIIELS WHEAT
TVa nted at Steam Pearl Mill.,
rtinE BEST QUALITY OF FRESH
3I ACK E ELat CUNN/NGF/A if• CA R
CIUN BARRELS AND LOCKS.—A
kit la rg e assortment at
BROWN'S HARDWARE ST4)110.
LOOTS AND SELOES, of every vo,
rico. at OM:NO.011AM . OARMON'S.
..I.CINDS OF FOBAC . OO
wholusale and retail, at
• & CA113102,7),,
D
.105
71
174
137
112
112
48
49
99
101
76
76
117
114
52
47
171
172
141
138
64
78
90
76
li4
137
103
74
- 79
76
115
51
104
73
1866.
CLOTHING.
N It W
CLOTHING
ENCEMILECI
11. ROMAN'S
- ILOTHZD,
MEN A. ‘) BOYS,
CEO
NEW GOODS
!MAT HE ITAS
JUST OPENED
THAT
CAN'T BE BEAT
COME A.ND SEE.
D. V. GWIN
TOBACCO & SEGARS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
:HATS & CAPS, &c.
II UNTINGDON, PA.,
BEM
solicited
Bought nt this mill
=1
McCiaiAN 80N
ri
304
217
75
177
306
284
244
201
92
92
70
66
13
74
181
177
50
47
29
28
27
30
31
28
235
269
61
192
317
197
298
218
NEW CHEAP CASH STQBLE,
TN HUNTINGDON
NEW GOODS •
FOR SPRIIVO AND SUldatn
WM, Eff.A.Rel-t& BRO.
Mint ingdon, A p1..24, ISGri
LUMBER. LUMBER.
LUMBER.
.•
THE undersigned has just . reeeiv6d .
and is now ready to supply the public with
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
COMPRISING ALL TUE DIFFERENT GRADES,
From cuttings np to the clear stuff,'
Fl'oll2 9 months to 2 years dry!
Alto,
PLASTERING LATH,
JOINT AND LAP SHINGLES,
BUILDING STUFF AND PLANS•
WORKED FLOORING, WDATHER-DOARDHiIi,
DOORS, WINDON•FRAMES, SASHES, &e
at reasonable prices. ,
Rod is the time to bur, bercre.the Spring mule, es
Lumber is already advancing, and dry lumber is rt vane
article, 'CHAS. it. A.HIMSON.
Huntingdon, Feb. 27,15C0
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS !
BROKE OUT IN A NEW PLACE
WEN STORE, NEW GOODS, NEW FIRM
BOYER & CARNER
Would respectfulty infortu the public that they . have just
opened -
NL'lr STOR 11 AT GRA NTSrlLLE,(ilarklesburg statilm)
Consisting of Grout.les of all kinds, Dry Goods. such as
prints, mu,lins, do, laines,,,tic.• Hardware, Queousware,
and a large lot of Shoos at reduced prices; Ilass, - ..Caps,
Tinware, Salt, t 411 ,, Wooden and willow ' Ware, drugs •and
stationery, which they nro prepared to sell at,lvery low
prices to those who will favor us with a call
0 rantsvillo, Mai 16,' ISC6.
US THE CYTHARA--The
„, 01 Presbyterian Psalmodist—The
Shawn—TheJubilec—llnaten'e and
Bertha 's enlarged and improved instructors—Weiland'a
Now and Improved Method for the Guitar-I.4lmPa Accors
deon, Violin nod Flute Instructors—Winner's and Ilowe's
Violin Instructors—Rellak's Melodeon Instructor—Bur.
mires' Piano.Furto Primer—do. Thorough• Base Primer—
Ilowe'a Drawing Room Dances—Tho Chorus Glee Book—
Tara's llarp, for vale at
LEW lb' BOOK, STATIONERY k MUSIC STORE.
DUNGANNON NAIL AGENCY.
I AS. A. BROWN is Agent for the
sale of our Nails and Spikes( at Huntingdon, P. It
Is well known that tire Duncan nou,Nails are far superior
In quality tonny others of in the Iluntingdon market
DEALEits, BUILDERE, and consumer. generally will
be supplied hr quantities from ono pound to one hundred
kegs at . :11:111u fat:were' prices by sending their orders or
calling at his now mammoth Hardware store,Minting.
don, Pa. [aplol . DUNCIANNON IION CO.
•
M.A.NTUA MA.K/Na, .
MRS.. JOHN HOFFMAN & REIIROCA MEOARAN,'
aro proparod to do all kinds of Mantua Making, and all
kinds of plain sewing. •
Both kayo. Lad great experience In the sewing Ilne, and
respectfully solicit the patronage of the publio, and espe•
daily that of the Ladies.
Their room is on Railroad street in the rear of Fishers'
store. •
Gentlemen's end othor Shirts, Wks . and Crhlldroll . o
Dresses promptly made M order.
May 16, 1566.
IVEC:3 , IV-WM"
ECONOMY IS MONEY SAVED I
The subscriber is permanently located in Huntingdon,
./and is inquired to purchase, or repair in the
C boot style, and expeditiously, broken
. PiLMELLAS AND •rAze,isoLs.
MI marten- intmbiti to him Will be returned to . th
residence of the owner as soon sea, repaired. Umbrellas.
and parasols for repair ban be loft at I,Myls' IPtok store,
may2,IBUUCCwAT. F4y.r.aTAN:
. .
eats wadi ec
(In t
el 3 if \./. for efi eptieelx
_pew orttelpe, just put.. Ad
dr,sB O. ,1. GABBY, City Building, Biddeford, Maine.
Co .20180-1 y
glai - COUNTRY.DEALERE can
dtpri CLOTILING f . roni no In Raifingdon
WHOLESALE on cheap un they cau in the
itien, no i haven wholesale ofore 'in Philadelphia.
• •. • LI. ROMAN
Witt. .2a l l jkl z \ StiVionory apd Musical Inatru
. .
mias, kluntingdon j Pa.
T ROWN & BLEACIIRD. MUSLIN
juo
Ticking, Llnssys, Checks, bleaclied and blown eel
tea Flannels, miner's Plaid, Wool Flannels. be., at
8. J.:MB:Zia
efUNNINGLIAN,& OARiIO.I ARE
1.11 at, greatly reekeerl prices.
r-11.. Justices'. :and• Constables! Fee
Bills for!tile ht [4elvis' Book Siorg,•
3,248
2,239
8,226
2,259
36
38
33
32
Boa
3,189
2,376
2,266
2,845
2,592
3,265
2,217
3,262'
2,227,.
3,227
2,262
3,223
2,263
3,286
2,286
3,21.0
2,256
3iARCH & BRO.
BOYER & OA RaNict