ill2e 6104 c.
HAiNTIN'GDON:PA
Wednesday morning, Nov. 14, 1866.
LOOA.L & PERSONAL
16..S,abscr1bers
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per marked with a t before the name
will understand that the time for
which they subscribed is up. If they
wish the paper continued they will
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mail or otherwise
Brief Items.
-Look for the meteors to•morrow
htoiririg early. .Lektilose look to the
heavena who seldom looked before,
:and tho?owholnivadooked only look
the and perhaps. they may see
something
—A man named MeElwee,-a resi
dentof the lower end of this county,
was thrown from his horse a-few days
ago, near Rough and Ready Furnace,
.and died almost instantly from the in
juries received.
= There is a hopeful popular delusion
- that there is silver in the new three
and five cent coin Perhaps_ there is.
:The doctors tell us that - there is iron
in the hurnaa; blood, but we never
heard of any fellow creature being
successfully worked as an iron mine.
-The total receipts for the Soldiers'
Monument in Juniata county amount
-to $4.61 4 95. The. papers don't state
low long this sum has been coming.
By.the'way, how lunch has been sub
scribed to the Soldiers' Monument for
- this county? —Du tell. .
—The principal officers of the Penn
sylvania Canal have been taking a tour
of inspection, and pleasure as well, up
that raging stream for the last week,
in a beantiful,ligbt packet constructed
for that purppse • They wore hero on
Friday last: "Of .equrie, we didn't
learn theiOzitentiens, but yet we
wouldn't care - if the canal would do
something for
. thein.
—The market arrangement appears
to have failed in Lewistown, as it did
in Huntingdon. The Democrat says :
"We have been doing our best in en
e.onragitig farmers to attend the regu
lar market with their light produce ,
in the hope that it would become a
eustbm, to the - convenience of our citi
zens, and, Awe believed, also of the
farmers ..themSelves. But, the thing
dbesn'A sewn to work. The stalls ap
propriated to farmerB have been en
tirely vacant 'of late."
TentOerance Convention.
Conveption of Good Templars of
thti West _Juniata District was held in
this place' oh Wednesday and Thurs
day last, Nev .13th and 7th. It. was the
largest Mid' beSt yet held in the dis
trict,- there being nineteen lodges rep
-resented,' of which Huntingdon has 8,
Blair 4, Bedford 3, Clearfield 2, Somer
set I. Moshannon Lodge in Centre
county was also represented in this
district. It was resolved that Cam,
_Ma be 'added, to the district and that
an endeavor. be. made to establish one
or more lodges in that county before
the twit Convention, which will be
Itld in kltoona, Wednesday and Thurs
day, the 20th and 21st of February, '67.
On the evening of Tuesday, the first
day of the Convention, a public meet
ing.was held,in the Court Ileum The
room'was.. crowded to overflowing.
Mr. B. IL - Chita°, of Boston, delivered
a lecture on Temperance, in a very el
oqueniatid instructive manner. Some
even expressed the opinion that he is
superior to Mr. Gough as a temperance
speaker. 7 '
A V. lair.
R. B. Brown, editor of the Clarion
Democrat, publishes the following com
pliments, to our bands, in connection
with a„description of his late, we wore
going to say ; bridal tour :
We must not forgot to add that
while in Huntingdon, on Saturday
evenmg, the Cornet Band gave us .a
serenade, fur which they have our
thanks. This is one of the finest bands
in the State, and receive the highest
praise wherever heard. The young
men composing the hand aro most es
timable - gentlemen, as well as fine
musicians..
Later 'in the evening we had the
pleasure of a serenade from the Hun
tingdon String Band. They make
sweet music, and we are always happy
_to•meet ohr old friends of the ancient
borough,especiallY those who discourse
such excellent '
Go and Hear Them
The Mozart Association, of this place,
will give one of their grand entertain
-111e1.1(8 at the Court House .I.l.allto,mcir
-itkr, Wednesday evening: We bittle
no licsitiincy in sayiiig 'audience
will be delighted with the performance.
A fi'letid inggests that this will` ho a
good opportunity- for our citizens to
reward:- the' tneruberfl of the. String
Band for the many feastnof music they
have had the pleasure of enjoying. Let
everybody goAtrid hear:- the Mozarts,
to-morrow evening.
Petah of the Oldeetrithnioltemt
itApighly'rc.Bpectedcitizen of War
rioreMarfc toWnaip, this county.
named Chrigtiftn7Vaiipiliol; died last
weep st,tie advanced age of one hun
dred and twelve years. He was the
.oldest native of the county and per
haps of the State. We would like to
be furnished with slipLeh of this VPri
',rale individual.
==!
The Harrisburg Telegraph says : We
learn that well dressed,smooth.tongued
scamps are travelling over the country,
having with them a model hay and ma
nure loader, with which they are gull
ing farmers most outrageously. Their
mode of operations is to visit the prin
cipal farmers, exhibit their model, sell
a right to use it, and give an order on
a manufacturing establishment, where
they pretend to have a contract for the
manufacture of the implement, receiv
ing in exchange the farmer's note,
which 'they immediately convert into
money,•at a discount, and clear out. It
is probable that some of the patent.
right venders will visit this county,
and farmers should exercise duo vigi
lance to detect them.
A Bold Readlonl
The editor of the Aughwich Herald
has been'in the west for several weeks
leaving his paper in the management
of a ludy, whereupon the Huntingdon
Journal grows fearfully bold and fights
the woman with the ferociousness of a
terrier. Oh, yotr are a valiant "purp,"
McDivitt I We belieVe two women
couldn't intimidate you: You ought
to go to,Baltimore. Your warlike form
of itself would preserve the, peace.—
Juniata Republican.
IMSITIZE!
Several of these have lately been
checked, but under promise not to do
so any more they were permitted to
go free for tho present. If any more
rails . are removed from the fences of
lirown and Lewis. on Muddy Ran, the
jail will have to reeeivo all trespassres.
Hogs running at large in the Same
neighborhood v ill also receive lawful
attention.
/Air Persons attending Court will do
well by calling at S. E. Henry & Co's.,
Mammoth Store, and examine their
large stock-of Fall and Winter Goods,
before purchasing elsewhere. Their
stock of Goods is the largest over
brought to this county, and are selling
at very low prices. All persons desir
ing comfort, can be made comfortable
by calling at the Mammoth Store.
A New School House
Several gentlemen in town, patrons
of Mrs. Sarah Welch's• school, have
built on a lot in the rear of the Court
House, a very handsome and conveni
ent brick building for her school. It
is an ornament to the town and will
be complete in every particular when
finished.
The Mozart Association
This association, of this place, gave
an entertainment at Bloody Bun on
Friday evening last, which consisted
of vocal and instrumental music, bur
lesques, burlettas, &c. The audience,
which filled the room, appeared to ap
preciate very highly the efforts of the
troupe.
13 ...-Beadle's Dime Year Book and
Almanac for 1860, contains the follow
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Pitierence of Time, Almanac for the
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Popular Names of States, Produce Sta
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The States—their Settlement, Populas
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The National Banks, How to secure
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1860,) The Governments of the world,
Religious Miscellany, Decisive Battles
of the Old World, &a. Only a dime.—
For sale at Lewis' Book Store.
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Just published,'Contains—How to
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Broadway, New York.
pg).,ltobert cannot see far enough to
know that his personal abuso of us is
also personal abuse of some of his
1r e:0 - nest political
Peterson's Magazine
We are in the receipt of this popular
Lady's Magazine for December. It is
a splendid number. The title page
alone is worth the price of the num
ber. For many years "Peterson's
Magazine," in consequence of its merit
and cheapness, has bad a larger circu
lation than any other monthly in the
United States. In 1867 it will be
greatly Improved the reading matter
will be increased, and each number will
contain a Double-Size Steel Fashion
Plate, elegantly colored, with from four
to six figures—making "Peterson" the
cheapest in the world. The terms will
remain two dollars a year. To clubs
it is cheaper stilt, viv, : five copies for
88,00, eight copies for $12,00, or four
teen copies for 820,00. To every per.
son getting up a club (at these rates,)
the Publisher will send an extra copy
gratis. Specimens sent (if written for)
to those wishing to get up clubs.
Address, post-paid,
CUARLES S. PETEItSON,
306 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
. A :writer in a Philadelphia paper
suggests, considering the present high
price of four, to persons of limited
means. the use of rye flour. The pres
ent price of wheat flour is about $l6
per barrel, while rye only z -, onunands
$9. If, say ode-fourth of. Indian meal
is mixed with it, the bread is nineti
sweeter, and does not become stale • so
soon. My family use it in preference
when both uro on the table.
Ile'Watches, Jewelry and Silver
ware, of a euperior quality, suitable
for Holiday and Bridal Presents—adv.
in this issue by Henry Harper, 520
Arch st., Philada. Reader, give him
a call !
OM
On Monday the 7th in the bo . rough
of liuntingdon,a braid of hair. The find
er will be liberally rewarded by leav
ing it at this office.
Extra Family Flour
25 barrels of extra family flour for
sale at the lowest cash price, at Lewis
& Co's Family Grocery.
Gold Pons & Pencils,
The best assortment of the hand
sourest and best styles, for sale at
Lewis' Book Store. tt
te" . For plain,
fancy and ornamen
tal printing, call at tlie "Globe" Office.
MARRIED,
On October 11th, by Rev. M. L.
Smith, JOHN H. GARRET, of Derry twp.,
to Miss I:ZERECCA GILL, of Mill Creek,
Huntingdon County.
At the residence of the bride's pa
rents; Nov, Bth, by Rev. S. A. Crave
ling, Mr. A. S. HAnnismi, to. Miss AN
NIE E. Pirmt, both of Shirleysburg,
Huntingdon County.
On the Ist inst by Rev. J. A. Price,
Mr. LUDEN NORRIS, IO Miss ANNA M.
YOCUM, both or McConnettstown.
On the SIR inst., by the same, Mr.
Hop.plAN, of Petersburg, to Miss
MARGARETTA CRAWFORD, of Mt. Etna.
PIEQ,
On tho Bth of October, in hope of a
b!essed immortality, Miss InEuEccA
STEELE, aged 59 years, of Shavers
Creek, ffunting,don County,
P 1111,11131111. PIRA MARIO:TS.
Noromb,r. H.
Family Flom li 513.00
•
Extra Flour VIM
Superfine Flour $8,75
• -
Ryo Flour
Corn Meal $1.25
Extra White Wheat, $3,35
Fair nud prime lied t 3,25
Ilya $1,35
Corn, prime Yellow I 25
Oats 63
Barley $1,20
Cloverseed, , e64lbe $8.25
$3.50
Flaxeml 53,30
Vaal 55
Bides 13
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
connEcTED WEEKLY BY S. E. HENRY & CO.
NTIMLIVALL PRICES.
Supertl. Flour ft LI $13,50
Extra Flour $14,00
Family Floor $14,50
Coro Mral Vi owl $2,04
Luckwltcat Mead ? cwt .3,75
Red Vilkoat $3,00
White Wheat
Corn
Oats
Barley
Ityo
It ucklibeat
CluyereFed 1164 the
Timothy
Flaxseed
nye Chop id owl
Bran esst
Shorn';; gait
Mixed Chop
Plaster per ton
Beeswax *0 lb ...........
Bops 111 b
hags la lb
Beans 0 bus
reathrrs IA lb
Tallow
Dried Apples a lb
Dried Peaches
!Tarn
Shoulder„ ..„ •
Dried Bee/
Lard
Eggs
Country Soup
Bay 7 0 Lou
Rye Straw tl b u ndle
Potatoes iA Due.
Apple Butter ga110n....
Wool "0 lb
largo Onions r bus
Corn Brume el duo
Chickens
Turkeys
brted Cherries 70 quart...
M3P.I.C/30 e.,
All kiwis of Spices foe sale at Lewis k. Co's 'Family aro;
cory, Huntingdon, Va.
courinly PRODUCE.
All kinds of country produce taken In exchange for
Goods at Lewis & Co's Family Grocery.
HAMS. HMS,
Plain and canvas augur cured Hams—tha best in mar
Itel—whole or sliced, for ealo at
Lewis & Co's Family Grocery.
NOLASSES AND SYRUPS
Layerlog's Rest and oilier syrups, Now Orleans, Porto
Rico and Ziugar Route IleNews, for ralo at Lewis& OA
Family grocery. •
A LT, KINDS OF a II A 0 K E R S
4 constantly on band at
OUNN iNG !LAM & CABMAN'S.
isi ANNE D PEACHES and Tom atocß
ii, J.Mixed Pickles, TotnateoCateup, Penpersauce, dm '
&
for wile at Lewis & ClAt Family tireeery.
CIUNNINGEI4III & CARAION ARE
‘,„ ng ~ir at greatly redueed
PICKLES•BY THE DOZEN,
Heady for the table, for oalo et Lewis L Co's Family
tisocery.
rrliE BEST QUALITY UP FilLBll
JL M ACKEREL at CUNNiNCHAM ,E CAR .1/0..1 'S.
1 UN BARRELS AND LOCKS.-A
‘_A larga neaortment at
BROW:i'S HARPWARE STORTi.
ISeC •
CLOTIIING.
H. ROMAN.
FALL AND WINTER,
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
For 0 cntlemen'a Ck t titlngot the b6t materiel, and made
in tho boot workmanlike manner, nt
if. R 0 MA
oppomlta Ina Franklin Iloutin hi kfarkat
don. Pa.
Huntingdon Oct. a, ,co.
N E w CLOTHING
AT LOW PRICES.
M. OUTMAN
lIAS Jps.r OPENED A FINE STOCK OF NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
‘Vhich he offers to all who want to be
r.:LoTkrDD,
AT PRICE TO sun' '4IIE TIMES.
Mu Stock couslmt. •fßOftlli-paa Clotting tnr
1100 TIS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, fiC., &O
Should gentlemen desire any particular kind or cut
clothim; not found In the stock on Imud, by leaving the&
leag.o they can Inc accommodated at short Make.
Call not (too coat corner of the Diamond, over Lome,
rte:l'rr.
MANUAL GUTMAN
Iluutlngdov.. oc. St, 'N.
HEAD QUARTERS
NEW GOODS.'
D. P..CWIN
INFORMS THE PUBIAO
SPLENDIE STOCK of NEW GOODS
CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY
..:Z1 ,
CHEAP GROCERY STORE.
"1 - 3EIAT 6 3O=EiL 9
HILL ST., HUNTINGDON, PA.
THE undersigned .offers for the in
epection and pun:ham : of customers a largo and as
sorted stock of Groceries Provisl.ms, dm. Ile feels soli..
Sad they can be necoinoiitted with anything in his lino.
Ills prices are low, and his stuck Weal' and good. lie
keeps the best of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
TEAS, SPICES, SALT,
JVLSO-
ITAMS, SHOULDEIS; SIDES,
MOLASSES, OILS, VINEGAR,
CHEESE: FLOUR RICA
And NO TTO NS of miry kind
A releet of DITY GOODS, together with QUMENS
WAIIN. Mind all other article., kept in a well regulattd
ostradishment for solo at reasonable'price4.
4'• Ills titoro is on Hill street, nearly opposito the
Bank, and in the room forbler!y oceßilod by It. throve.
Call and examine. YENTER.
Iluntingdon, 00.31, ISM
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE
IN HUNTINGDON.
.. /kikT EW GOODS •
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
WM. MARCH & BRO.
Respectfully Inform tho public generally that they
have just received a largo and splendid stock of goods at
their Store in Huntingdon, cans/3014;in part of
SILKS,
DRY GOODS, •
DRESS GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, TINWARE,
LrS DIES' FANCY TRISLIWHA
11001 3 SKIRTS,130NNE•N, BUTTONS,
WOOD AND WILLOW TV A R B,
QUEENS WARE, HARDWARE,
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,
CRACKERS, NOTIONS,
TOBACCO; SEGARS,
GLASS, NAILS,
FISH, SALT,
&e.,
And in fact everything that is usually kept inn first class
store, all which were bought low for• rasa and wilt r
sold at correspondingly lose prices for cash, or country
produce. and request the public to give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere, feeling satisfied We eau offer supe
rior inducements to cash buyers.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of all. and tho
public aro cordially invited to examine cur goods.
Everything taken in exchange fur goods except prom)-
...
WM. 314/ICJI & Dno.
Huntingdon, oct. 31, 1800.
.13,10
GO
'0
I 00
4 2 7 6
$2OO •
............$1,25
$l,OO
. ..... 00
$lO,OO
"0
.......40 to 00
90
........10 to 12
...I8 to 25
;25 to 30
READ AND BE POSTED
7'O THE _YR firL Y MARRIED
AND Al 4. IN WANT of
New Furniture (ie.
T HE undersi g ned would rospootfully
announce that Lo manufacturos and keeps constantly
on 'nutria la7ge and splendid assortment of
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
BURNAM, BEDSTEAD?,
WASII AND CANDLE STANDS,
Windsor and cane Beat chairs, cupboards, gilt and rose•
wood moulding for mirror and picture frames, and a rani
ely of articles not mentioned, at prices that cannot fail to
bo satlsfactors•
Ito is able agent fir the• well known Dailey 3 Decamp
patent slicing Bud Bottom.
The public are invited to call and examine big stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Wont rind silos room on Dill street, near Smith, ono
door west of Venter's store.
JAMES HIGGINS.
llnntingdon, Au.g.1,1505
$19,00
8
8 1 ,24
95
$1,1'5
$O,OO to 4,50
"0 to 25
75 to 1,50
GREAT ENTHUSIASM I
HIGH PRICES SURREATDER ! !
THE BEST AND TE3 CFXBA.PEST.
I JOHN 11. WESTBROOK 51
Respectfully Worms the citizens of Ifuntiogden nr.d
sicinity that he Imsfust received from the city n NEW and
splendid stock of
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Carpet ASacks,
Trunks, (f7c., tGc., &e., Vie.
811 OI wldull he Is prepared to!en,III reduced pricc,
A lot of cl,ica CO\VI:CTIONIiIIILS him itlbu bettit ra
Don't forget the old stand in the Diamond. Old cueto
torn, tad the public geuernlly are invited to call.
llun tingdon, 4t. al, 1803.
O'PS FOR SALE.—The subBeribers
Ljhave amino lot, in tiro town of arantsville, or Mar-
Ipesnorg n(40011. nitich they will se II at low price, front
$3O to SIOO. All who dosire a good healthy location to
bullet world do well to call upon them soon at their store,
and secure For tlienwl c . c . s /on at /ow price. 9,
rSOYER dj GARNER.
.
1866.
EZEI
C LoTHINO
=3
11. B. 0 111 A ' S
MEN 4,!..:U BOYS,
ALSO,
TIIAT HE HAS
JUST OPENED
THAT
CAN'T BE BEAT
COME AND SEE.
D. P. GWIN,
TOBACCO & SEGA RS,
BOOTSAND SHOES,
HATS & CAPS, &c
A UDITOR'S NOTICE. -
(Estate of Rebecca Fink, deed )
The undersigned Auditor appointed by tho Orphatio
Court of Huntingdon County, to hear and deter mine ex
ceptions to the account of John IV. Mattern, Esq., Ad min-
Istrator of Itobecca Flute, deceased, and distribute the
bainuco In the hands of said Administrator, will attend
nt his office in the borough of Iltuitingdon on Thursday,
the Bth of November 1800, of 1 o'clock, P. M., for the pur
pose of hearing said exceptions and making said distri-
Lotion ; when and where nil persons indebted are reques
ted to attend and present their claims or be debarred from
coming in fey 4 share of said fond.
Oct. 17, 4 61-3 t. K. A. LOVELL, Auditor.
A D AIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
[Estate of Fronds Jackson, dec'd3
Letters of tultnlnktrailon upon the estate . of Franc
Jackson, deceased. Into of West township, having been
granted to the undersigned. ell persons Inde ,
eutate.Nylll rooks payment, null those Laving
present Thom for aettliammt.
:tILNItY \V
Adtu
Oct. 1 , ISGB-Ct
JUIN DAME, W. R. WOODS, P. M. BACH, IT*
JOHN BARE, & C 0.," B;-
1 - 11/I.ratko.g.ci.c)xx,
Solicit accounts front Banks, Bankers k others. Inter
est allowed ou Deposits. Ail kluds of Securities, bought
and sold for the mind commission. Special attention
given to Government Securities. Collections made on
sill indigo;
Persons depositing (fold tuld Silver will receive ho
saute itt return with interest.
Oct. 17, 18613—ttl
ALEXANDRIA BREWERY,
THOMAS N. COLDER
The undersigned having now entered Into id
~leznnd
fro :,I,llllllewi.ztlei u
nt nil t r h e .,4 inform tofi
orders on the ehurtest ;loam.
• TIM& N. COLD1:11.
Alexandria, Oct. 23. 1800-tf.
kTT OR PURE LIN_EUS
WINI: PLANT
Is now ready for sale with full directions for cultiva
log and tnartulactueing. acre or good ground - fir.
season after planting, will produce from 1000 to 15'00 ga
Ions; second season double the quantity con be made
only equaled by the best of grape wine.
W. U. lIATIPrdt.
3lcAlavy's Port, 11001, co., 5ept.1.0.64
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
Wonderffil Sdeutific, Discovery
For the Treatment al Acute ant?• Chronic
Diseases.
The undersigned would respectfully car; the attention
of the afflicted fetmiles of linntingilon coun:Y , and the
adjoining counties, that . I have taken instruction in
correct application of Electricity, and ant now fully
pared to operate successfully for the euro of persons:Wee
ted with the following named disoaace: viz: •
Senora' Debility, ;Neuralgia,
Kidney C,omplaluts.Nervous Disease
nemu.
I ;
Liver ° Weakness
Spinal Affection, Piled end Gruvol,
Costiveness, Bronchia; Affection,
Foul Stomach, Synopsis, • "
Illuannatlsm, Ileadacho,
Divoases of the Womb, Diabetes,
Suppressed Aleuscs, Goiter, or Mg Nook.
Female patients c‘in receive treatment at my residence
for any of the above diseases with the wonderful discov
ery of Electricity; which is without a parallel, and the
very desideratum for the afflicted. Please give tie a trial.
It is a mild operation, producing no shock or unpleasant
sensation : and relieves where modicire has no effect ut all.
' ' 3111tUARET.LEWIS, '
Newton Ilmullton, nlimia co., Ea.
A TTENTION ! SOLDIERS!: ,
_____
MEE
DOME AND GET YOUR BOUNTY!
I havo formed a copartnership with Col. Fuller, Attor
ney at Law, Washington. D. C., fur the purposo of procu
ring SOLDIEIiS'ISOUNTY, under the recent act of Con
gress.
Soldiers' widows or orphans are also entitled.to reecho
this bounty.
Send in your applications at onto, as first applied for
Ls first Paid , Ciro Your full name, post allies ad
dress, and length of time is service, and sea will ut onoo
retorts yov the necessary blanks. Encloss g stump to pay
return postage.
All other eiVlllll9, of whatever naturo, agaluet the U.S.
Goverament, , promptly attonded to.
t; . ;:a_No charge outit the money t.r collected.
Unice with I). Blair, lisq., near tho Broad' Top Corner,
Huntingdon. Ill,Allt
13. X.13)..un, Illintingdon. A. S..l , talxn, Washington.
eugS,l.B6ll
WM, MENCKE & BROTHER,
NO, 804 ARGIL STREET, PIIILADKLPIIEA,
•
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BERLIN ZEPHYRS,
minitouiEuiEs, FINE KNIT GOODS personally selec
ted in Europe.
DOMESTIC ZEPHYRS,
Germantown WOOLS, Cashmere YARNS, Etc.,
Latest styles In Ladies Dress and Cloak
W P,MII:IIVEIVIT.,WirsSf,
buttons, Drop Fringes,' Laces, Shawl 'Borders, Etc.
White embroidered Bands, nip,
The goods being all cartfally selected one {Vim!, t %Is
Department Wets groat indtionnents to the trad, i:1-;
z..F I WCYIET WALZ,M I
A GOOD NIOTOGRADD TAUNTS'S,
CALL AT
DONNELL & KLINE'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALIXRY,
Olt Hill Street, two doors west of
_Lewis' Book Store.
CAW. AND SEP SPECIMENS.
Huntingdon, Oct 4, 'Ai—tf•
_
TO THE LADIES.
Tho Lest assortment of
EIDIaIPTIC SKIRTS,
.lust received this day front Now York and for solo at the
cheap cash otoro of UM. MARCH d IMO.
A splendid axsortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
F.A.NOY TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS
Jost resound this day from New York mid for vale cheap
at [may?' W3l. lIIALICLI & 11110.
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD,
The i hod. tho most derablo nod the most enemata
Try.lt 1 Manoroctortel tlly. by
ZIEGLER tt,SMITIT,
Wholemlo Dreg, Paint & Glum Dealcre,
9021-ly No. 137 North Third et., thilnd.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS tC CA
TARRH, treated with thu utmost HIICCCB6. by J.
IaAACS, M. IL, Oculist and Aurist, (formerly of Leyden,
Holland.) No. 510 PlNEstreet, PIIILADA. Testimonials
from the Must reliable sources In the city and country,
can be seen at his office. The medical faculty are Invited
to accompany their patients, vs ha has no secrets in his
practice: ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted without pain.—
No charge for examination. nih'2llB664y
EVERYBODY NEUST LIVE!
CALL AT
LEWIS & CO' S. FAMILY GROCERY
The brat of everything will be constantly kopt on band
and sold at the lowest prices possible. Quick slew and
mall profits.
COFFEES, SUGARS AND TEAS,
ALL THE CHOICE KINDS FOR SALE
A Lewis Sr, Co!'s 'Family Grocery,
FLOUR ! FLOUR
. .
Tho IN'At Flour, by the barrel or mailer quantity for
kale nt Lewis St Co's Family Grocery.
FISII. FISH.
Beat •NIACKEIZEL awl IttiJIRINCI fur rale retail at
Lewis di Co's Family Grocery.
I)F.ST BIJEACITED S 14 I :61
. I . 3.oways on band at
CUNNIN /1.4 d CA R MON' S.
A Le 12 KINDS OP TOBACCO
aril retail. at
CUNNINGHAM & CARRION'S.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of flnntingflon will allow if rensonalflo We of inter
ent on money left on doposite for three months or longor.
rieln.3m 0. IV. 0.1 ETT:foN, Cashier.;
CO N Y DEALERS anti
WAY buy CLOTHING from me in linntin g don nt
' Witillii›.ll.E it+ chu m , tiet they vim in the
itiem o d I have n nholesale litoto in Philadelphia.
ITERALICELLI, Barley, Bice, Sc, at 1.c,!.15 R Co's F.nuily Grocery.
BLANK. BOOKS,
OL , VARIOUS bizEE, for halo at •
LE 1[1: BOOK JFD STA7./0 Y STO.7 I
I.? YOU WANT the BBST SYRUP,
g g o w OUNNINIIIIA31S; LIAIIIIIOYS.
g.;j„, Jlititiel s fe and Constables' Fee
Bills for We at. Lewis' Book Store.
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UNITED STATES
Authorized WAR CLAM AGENCY
iIUNTIT.TQDON, P
W. N. WOOD
minantiz:ol) GOVERNM'T•
Ind -11/0.,...Y.f0r ,F.0: 4 4 . 1 . 4 4 and their
fro will pivscento and culecd, pith nn
Soldiers' Claims awl Dues of MI kiudS.
kind of Matures:dust the Givoriernintib
t:lrtoFyitente.
'%M'lr
VI
battle Lid who hare that r!CCI;€ , AIMII UR, ..._„
for Lich acre - ice; An nd.lnionkl ' !lir oleo at.
loped to the nontegt relative of eci, ell,it,h feted for
a term of thee:, ream and Who died* were killed in the
. servlco, to be paid in the. following order : First, to the
widow ;iecond, to tho children; third, to thd tattle:, and
fourth, to the mother. . •
Soldiers' Widows
ily nitrlying.to•W. II:Wooda, of linnthigdets,llunting
don county, Po., you con hare your pensions . increased
two dollars a month for each and tiverV child yo . u . haret
and wilful the widow hats married tirdied; the Children nra
cpwied to the Increase. ---'
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To all who have brought horns the bodies of their
friends who died or were killed in the servlco of the Visited
States, there in a certain amnia of compensation allowed
yOulor the expenses incurrrd in - bringing home the bo
dies 'of your irielitts,xiilich you can obtain by making ap
plication to.rno, . .
. . .
knvalid Soldiers, Attention I
The netefOcingreis, eipproied Jima 6,. /RO6, gives addi
tional pet:shine to the following class of persons:
Soldiers who have lust both eyes or both bonds. $25
per mouth; WI.M. Base lost both . feet $2O
_per month; alio
have lost one baud or one foot, or totally disabled in the
same, $l5 per month.
Who have been deprived of their pensions in
consequence of being in the civil • service of the United
States Gomm'st at, can be restored to the pension roll by
applying to ate. •
Fathers and mothers who Were to whole or lu part de
pendent upon their eons fur support ore untitled to a pen
sion. Altai brothers and Oilers under sixteen yeara of ego
• All discharged soldiers Vito did not recolva.transporta..Con to their. places of enlistment when discharged ; are
untitled to receive It; and al,o all who were held na priso
ners of war, and did not receive commutation of rations
when released or discherged, are entitled to it.
Officers who - srere In the service oil the . 3.l of March,
ISM. and were discharged after the Site of April, 1505, by
:Tidying to me cad receive three . months extra pay..
. . .
• • Soldiers;ofABl I •
Alt ldiurb, or soldieis' widOWs,:or the 'will.' Of 1812,
who have nerved two montha, or been wounded or disabled
antic eervido; if in ne6csai4u6 cfrOtris , Einct33, aro anti
flan to rn nriunity o 1 40. • • r, I •
. . .
Local Bounty. . .
All veteran oe p::Ms ]rho gave their credit to districts In.
filo State of Peun.SY;:ania,.and' who received 'no local
bounty, areentitled to tec.".lro three hundred dollars.
All persons having any of ti,,, Wove woutloned clainis,
or atiy other kind of claim agair:.' the Thllted States Or
State blovertimenti4 will please adiltVo3 me, giving full
particulars, enclwing a• stamp for refoilo postage, tied
they will receivea prompt reply: • , • • . .
: W. H. WOODS,
_Authorize Army outs navy TranClaint Agent. •
aug15,1566 ' ' • HUNTINGDON, Pd.
ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY
Choice GROCERIES
4 UST RECEIVED.
Also,
Canned Peaches, 'roma tacc, Ye as and Corx
Also,
Spiced Lobster, Oysters, Chow chow, Wgreestershlre
came, Freuch Mustard, !torso Mulish, Pepper palace, Cat
sup, Oliva Oil, &c., 'cc, and
All kinds of Syrups,
such as et rawbetry, pinenpple, blackberry, km
CALL AND SEE
p i IICEO. SHAEFFER
retorned from the east With a 44040—
SP4ENDID STOCK
OF
BOOTS, - SHOES, GAITERS; . a,
which ho offers to the inspection of his ellittOinelt and
the public generally. Ile will sell hid stock at the must
REASONABLE PRICES;
and those who purchase once will surely pall again.
BOOTS & SHOES MADE.TO ORDER,
and REPAISINCI done In the nenixst and malt expedi
tions manner.
Call upon Mr. Schaeffer at his shop on Hifi street, it
few doors west of tho Diamond. my'l
MIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE
_LI COMPANY, OP NEW YORK,
OFFICE, 1 WALL MMES.
Cash Capital, $1,000,000. Eurpine„ $270,000.
Total Moots, $1,270,000
This Company Insures against allaoss or damage by, firs.
inland navigation, transportatinu, &c. The cost of hour.
lug in thli ownpany in 00 more than the first cost would
ho in these small Mutual Companies.
With no Assessments!
„ . •
Tins Company id made .nfo .by tho State laws of Now
York, which is out dwelt. with the rernisylraula loan•
ranee Companies. •
J.D, li1111:LE, Dresidont. I'. NOTIPA.II, Secretary
HENRY HIV, Supt. of Agencies.
4 NPli/CW JOIINSTON, Agont, ' .
mylaw .. , - . lluntingtion, Penns.
Odic° formerly occupied by W.ll. Woods; 80., Mil BC
MAMMA% I
. Manufacturer and Dealer In
3F a I E.T Ika' 1;L 311
Respectfully incites the attention or the Pahlic to his
stand D 0 Hill at., Huntingdon, to the rear of Ocorge
Swartz' Watch and Jewelry store, where ha klankraCtures
and keeps all an& of Furniture at reduced prices. Per
sons wishing to purchase, will dawell In give hint a call.
Repairing of all kinds attended to promptly and charges
reasonable,. - • • -
• •rxxr Mao, Undet taking carriell ql), and Coplns Ea gat in
any at.tle donirctl, nt'short notico.
The subscribec has n.
F 55 IC AND EL EGA NT J7E:A R SE,
and is prep, ed to attend Funerals - at any phiee in town
mccomi
Ilunti pion, May 9, ISGQ-tf
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD,
Will do more and better work at a
given curt, than coy other I,Try it! 141anufaquretlouli Uy
ZIEGLER & SMITIL
• Wholeralo Drug, Paint. and Glass Dealerx,
jan2J-ly No, 137 North TIMID st., PHITAIDA,.
ALB MIS ALB MS.
A beautiful assortment of RITOTO
OBARLI ALBUMS just reeeiyed and
for sale
'Pa LEWIS' BOOK STORE
11)U8INESS MEN, TAKE , NOTICE!
D 7f you want ypur eartl neatly printed ou envel
opes, call ut
LEWIS' BOOK 4 /VP ST.4llO.lEfi YSTEOR.
MEI=
For neat JOB PRINTING, call at
the, ”titorte Jon PRIN'TiPaI CF.FICE," at Hun
tingilun, Pa
ooTs AND sllorili, of pyery Vft
hriety
fIHOME Teas, Coffee, Sugars and
/M06‘9,433 for sale at Lewis d: Co's Paulily Ororcery.
Vie'
801
'PA
J. M. WISE,
HMEIEM
LATEST FASILIONS ELE2..}AND •
3. W. Bradley's Celejvated
plex Elllpti4, e; pottble •Ppiglict.
onay,lnquire for J. W. BrigllefoPlex /or don,
hie spring skirt, and be sure you.get the genuine article,
OnUTION.—To guaid against imposition be particular
tteßeitleothat skirts offered as , Dupleethava the red ink
stamp, viz: %T. W.BradloyeDuples. Ellipile Steel Springs'
upon• the waist band—none others are genuine. Also,
notice that every hoop will admit a pine being passed
through the centre, thus revealing the two (or dould4
springs braided together therein, which in the secret .f
their flexibility and strength; nod a combination , not to,
bo found lu any other spring.
Dorsal° In alt stores whore flret class slzirtd rue soh%
throughout the United States and elsewhere, • .
Manufactured by the sole owners of the patent,
WEST, BRADLEY Fe CAREY,
pc244m] 97 Chembei a and 79 & SI Meade Ste, N. Y
LUMBER. LUMBER.
LUMBER,
9111 E undersigned bas .just ITeoived
1_ end to uow ready to supply the public wltb, •
ALL
KINDS OF .LUMBER,
cOMPItISIiIGIAL:I, THE, DIFFERENT GRADE;
Vrom cullioga up to the clear stuff,
From 9 . months to 9 !tags dry!
Also,
. ,
PL ASTER,ING. •
JCONT. AND LAP - • SHINGLES,
„ BIJILDLTde wroppAp). PLAAN.
•W,011i1ED . .V1.00RI11c1, 1 1VEA1.11111•PpAllptli(k.
DOOftS;# I NP9W•MA3I4S, SASIIZS,
•
at reasonald•
Not la • Ltlie time to boy. be the Skin, Moth., as
Lumber to alroady advancing, and dry /amber fs' macaws
article. CIiAS. 11. Al , llsFiftSl:ol4,
,1111ntiugdoni Fcb.2i-,1/IC6
JUNIATA
STEAM, , 'PEARL MILL,
HUNTINGDON, PA.,.
lii COMPLETE-RUNNING ORDER
Fat :THE HAiqUPACTUR it HY BLAila,
Tho patronage 9ttlN town and Country Le reoceoMilly
' 'GRAIN, of every description',
Bought at till. mill.•• •
• :• • WUHAN k SON.
Hunting:lmi, Slay . 2, 1866 ,
1000. BUSHELS. WHEAT
Wanted , SteanA Pearl _Mitt,
.NEW -i
.600.1;§ 1 . 1
.: .NEW :G00.1)8
BROKE
,OUT A :VIA,' thA.Cli
NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, NnY rum
BOYER & GARNER
Would reBpectfully Inform the public that Choy hay° just
opined n.
NEW STORE AT GRA NTSVILLE, (Markiesburg ii(111041)
Connlstlug of Groceries of all hiudo,'Dry Goods. such on
muillua, do lollies, be.; Hardware, Quoouswaro,
Fowl 11 large lot of Shoas at reduced prices; Yale, Capa,
Tinware, salt, Rah, woodeu and willow ware, drugs and
stationery, which they are propored to sell ot:Yery low
r ricom to theta who will favor ua with a cal)
GrautavillO, May 16, 1810.
N .E' BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
WAI. AFRICA
Iha g rute the public that he bas just aa o g
opeinal at his old mural iu tho Dian - mud,
A Flue Assortment of all kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Fof Lading, Gontlenien and Chlldran.•
All of which be will coil at fair prices: Quick sae/ and
small rail and ext4jifile my elock.
nt , Pktie!tiqui and itcpajring - doue to order as want.
11104 ii4aNq,Nprii 10; 1800. '
ACENCY_ S
FOR COLLECTING EOLIMuoRS
CLAIMS, BOUNTY, VACK , PAY
AND PENSIONS.
A LL who may have any claims a
galnst the Clovornment for Bounty, Bock Bay and
Pensionß can have their olpims promptly collected by op
qlPer to porin,t or la lector to •
W. 11 . WOODS,
Attorney at Law,
linntingdon 1 3 3
•
August 12, 1868.
DUNCANNON NAILAGENCY.
I AS. A. BROWN is Agent for the -
tJ • sale of our Nails and Spikes, at Huntingdon, Pa. It
Is well known that the Duncan non Nails ate tar superior
in quality teeny others offered in the
,Huntingdou market
DEALERS, BUILDS:HS, and consumers generally will
ho supplied in quantities from'ons pound to one hundred
kegs at,:nianufacturere' prices by, sending their orders or
calling at his new mammoth nurdsFl.o store, Bunting
don, Pa. [spin) 'DUNCANNON IKON CO.
IVIC)N311211T
ECONOMY •IS MONEY SAVED!
The subscriber is permanently located ler Huntingdon,
"(and is prepared to purchase, orropeir iu theX
best style, and'expeelittouslY, broken.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
All articles intrusted to him will be returned to the
residence of the owner as sobs as repaired. Umbrellas
and parasols for repair can be left at Lewis' Beek store.
may2,lStidtf WM. NENTIMAN.
OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADES,
GILT GOLD SIIADES,
MUSLIN ,EIZZADEII3,
BAILEY'S FIXTURES,
TAPE, CORD AND TASSALS
OLL ASSORTMENT
AT LEWIS' BOOR. STORE
fURE LIBERtY.W.II.IT.E LEAD,
Preferred ity'all practical Painters! !Pry it l and
yail will bore no oth-r. Dianufactered only lir
' • ZIEGLER & SMITII,
Wilolapin Drug,Paint & Glass Daalcru,
' lA. 137 Nth. Third et., Pitilada•
jan2l-1y
$(1(1 A. MONTHr—kkonls wanted
iyv egttrely . articlpe, Just' opt., Ad
drai O:,T. GARET, C4y Duildtug, Blddefurd,'Maini).
co .201865-ly
•
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.—
); good assortment of Miscellaneous and echoer
titmice—Foolscap, Letter, Commercial and Note Paper--
Plain nod Fancy Euvelopes—Red, Blue and Black Inks—
in auk Books of numerous sizes—Pens, Pencils, Pocket and
Desk Inkstands,and every other article usually found to
a Book and Stationery Slum can be had at fair prices at
LEWIS' BOOR. STATIONERY k 5111510 STORE.
IitEA.DY .4ECKON' Eit •
A complete rocket Ready Reckoner, in doliara
and cents, to which are tuhlad forme of Notes, Bills, Re.
reipta, Pc talons, kt., together With a sot of useful tables
containing rate of igtereat (rein one dollar to Moire thou&
and. bp . the single Any, with a table of stages, 910 board
by the .week and ,'d;, ; rtm. sale at' ,
.LElrrs , Bouir STORE,
jrOD'E'S Pure and Superior Rio Cof
4fep Ip palcalges of ono pound, for solo of
L 8.1178 ct CO'S routfly Grocery.
A LARGE VARIETY of articles too
_EX rnimerons to nionti,m, for . zt t o S ; co's
Family Grocery. Culla/a,/ eva.
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uoxan & aennsa