It f ie 61obc. HUNTINGDON, PA Wednesday morning, Dec. 5. 1866. - 1165 - AL & o . s!absciibers Those subscribers receiving a pa per marked 'with f before the 'name will'. understand that the time for -which they subscribed is up. If they wish the paper continued they will renew their OubscriPticim through the mail or otherwise Local Advaillienzonts Ad' tispments (puff or notices) publish6d in local columns at ten cents a lino single insertion, counting seven words to a line. tf. EZESEM=II n ty, ofTermg-- 7 beef and pork at reasonable prices. —Muth & Bro, have received ano ther invoice of desirable goods.. Give 'em a call and get what you need.. Bfessed is the man who has a good overcoat, for he need not buy or steal OE —William Dorris,. Esq.,.offers some valuable real estate at private Stead advertisement in to•day's issue. —Mr. "Wiz . , formerly . of Tyrone, has ep4.red paytnprship with Captain J.-Toe in'the Exchatige r Hotel. _....The;qbusiness world must now await the action of the politicians be fore there eria j liO - uay_certainty of suc .cess in honest business pursuits. —Capt. Seth Benner, Democrat, of !Lewistown, has been appointed U. S. 'Whiskey Inspector for Mifflin county, vice E. E. Locke, Republican, removed. - -Blessed aro the poor, for they are not troubled when gold, bonds, stocks, flour, meat, etc., etc., have a down ward tendency. . —The dedication of the new colored church in this-place-will be on Friday evening, December 14th. Bishop Wil liams will ofliciateon that occasion. —Some of the sufferers of the disas ter at Johnstown have entered suits against the Pennsylvaniaßailroad Co., which will ho tried this week at the Ebousbarg.cou'rt: —lf some parents Would keel) a stricter wateli oil their children after might they would understand us when we say, "As the. twig is bent the tree's inclined!! —The Festival in the , aolored church on Thursday and Friday evenings last was a success, notwithstanding the in clerricaeyof the weather. White and colored patronized the affair liberally. —Dr. Edmund Snare offers at pri vate sale his stock of medicines,:instru• ments, etc. Read advertisement. We regret the Doctrir is obliged' to take this step, owing to failing health. —A little mixed—the Republicans in town who rejoice with the rebel sympathizing organization over the removal of Postmaster Reed, a life-long Republican. But such is' politics and ' in: this place are dying daily from the effects of the butcher's knife. •Wro have heard the keepers of the animals :lhoaatirig''..of their Mt hogs., Those who have sent us a share -of the sausage have our thanks. —The nail fliaory attached to the rolling mill of B. M. Johnston & Co., in Hollidaysburg, was .destroyed by fire about 2 o'clock, Tuesday morning last. Estimated loss . 'hetreon $4,000 and $5,000 . -L=mostly covered by insur ance. —The First National Store is open, see advertisement. Everybody will go to see, and perhaps buy. Goods now and cheap, and accommodating gentleinCn behind the counter. Mrs: -- thinks the dress goods delight ful. .Go and soo. —Thanksgiving day was duly ob served in this ancient borough. The stores. and - other, - places of "business were closed, and union service was held in the Presbyterian church in the morning.. Turkey roasts *were the or der ortbe day but nary one bad we. tnan in Lancasterhas just been conviefed . of stealing ono of those arti cles called umbrellas. Those in want of umbrellas on a rainy day ehOuld be careful how they "handle" that which belongs to nobody in general and somebody in particular. —The canvassers oldie Huntingdon Cornet. Band are circulating with their subscription papers : to raise money to purchase silver instruments. Let our good citizens subscribe according to a just appreciation of the worthy insti, tution; and , there will tie no difficulty in getting the amount necessary. Let eactAiltikAiri .`'uppeci ate" the Buiid'lib crally and assist in making it a perma nent source of pleasure-. —Thejlowspapers,in various parts of the country aro noting an immense increase in marriages since the close of the war', l ,;fickiin that nature is ex nding her rbouperative power to make up for the ravages of the imttle field and hosPital: - Statistics BLit() an increase of 65 per:cent. in 1566 over IS6O. Huntingdon . , we arc sure, has not tiApcsi i this increase, for rtiartiagds; liko visits; are, few and far' be tween. All Agreti,: On one sllhject the friends of the President and the friends of Congress are unanimous—that 11. Roman has the largest and best stock of Ready made Clothing in Huntingdon. * Thoughts for the Times We hope the present long winter evenings will not be spent In dreamy idleness by . our. • citizens. We want them to understand- that our town is growing in population. Let them, and the capitalists especially, devise plans I which will increase the town's prosper ity. Let them set their wits to work. What we want is houses and manufac tur;ng establishments. It, is high time Old littntingdon should awake from ' , the lethargic slumber which keeps it amongst the lower order of towns, and assume the more active and energetic characteristics which woukl make it what its location and other advimto.- ges would merit. We. have the desir able location'; now let us make it the desirable town. LOt not the commen dable spirit of improveinent, which has manifested itself, die out, and leave us just where wo wore before—a town undeserving the name of a town. We know our citizens have regretted that IluntingdOn is not what it should be, and wally aro still heard complaining. But we must say the Ihult lies with themselves. Even some of our mon eyed men complain ; but they seem to forget thattt is to them that those in limited circumstances look for the de sirable change. Let thorn but devote their money in that which benefits others, and the change will be effected. his not stores ; nor population even, that makes a town, but that 'which gives employment to the population, thereby benefiting the stores. Every branch of business is dependent on the other, and that which enhances the value of the ono enhances the value of the other. We have numerous dents of this, and yet, we aro sorry to say, there aro those in the community who think the more stores wo have the greater the benefit to the town. We doubt whether "competition is the life of trade," but we feel sure that compe tition is not the life of a town, nor at least that which affords the best hood to a trader. We believe in di versity of employments; nor do we wish to be understood as speaking in vidiously when we say that we have too many stores. If the population -wag sufficiently largo we would have no objections, but having between fif teen or twenty stores of the same na ture, or dealing in no one specialty,for a population of about twenty five hun dred, is certainly no benefit to the town or the merchant. It is no benefit to the town because stores do not devel op the resources of the country gener ally, nor do they make the town pros perous or increase its population ; and it is no benefit to the merchant—first, because the population is not large enough, and second because it is some time before ho can have the patronage of his neighbors. .While if the money they invest in stocking a store was invested in some manufacturing pur suit they and the town would be berm fitted. These are thoughts which we deem expedient at this time to circu late, in order to give our citizens suf ficient time to agitate the subject and devise the plans necessary to effect the desired objedt-of making thiS a town of no moan standing. Wo may have more to say on' this topic, in a future number, but for the present we close, hOping that some measures will be ef fected -to hoop alive the awakened spirit of energy and improvement. Now is the time for thought, and in Spring the time for action. = There is a town not a thousand miles from hero named Heiser. A clergyman in the same place was call ed upon by a young couple not long since, who wished him to join them in holy bonds of matrimony. lie asked the bridegroom (a soldier, by the way), for his marriage license; to which the young man in blue responded by say ing that he had been engaged to the girl for four years, and thought that would do. Clergyman thought not, and rohlarked, as the speedest way to obtain a license:— "You had batter take your girl and go to Heber." "You can go to h-11 yourself," 're torted the angry veteran. And seizing the bride by the arm, be dragged her froM the house, and made his way to S. E. Henry & Co ' s Mammoth Store, where he purchased a full "kit" of everything necessary to set himself up in the house keeping business. Amongst the numerous ar ticles purchased were Carpets, Oil Cloths, Blankets, Coverlids, Shectings, Calicoes; 'Muslinis, Tin Ware, Queens ware;•ci'r4e,eries; and every other arti cle necessary to make him happy. Grill( Pan In GOOtill.. We will sell all kinds of goods at re duced prices, since the decline in gold S. E. HENRY & Co. 13=E132! This is the moon filr Gips° luxuries, and the place to get your filing for them is at Lewis' Family Grocery. Citrons, Raisins, Sweet Cider, &e. Also primo.meat already by the pound. = Roddy Shaffer of Juniata township, on Friday last, killed two wild turkeys at, ono §hot, good for Roddy—a little ahead of our town marksmen. Revenue Stnlurg Can again be had at Book Store. Orders by mail shall receive . prompt attention, 1 "Ono completo set Pelton's Out line Map, in good condition, for sale cheap ut Lewis' Book Store. E= The Ebensburg Sentinel says : "An accident of a fatal character, occurred in Johnstown, on Thursday evening last, resulting in the death of Mr. Jas. Kelley, a resident of Allegheny city. Mr. Kelley, who was a contractor and builder of slate roofs, was engaged in erecting one of these upon a large building being erected by Wood, Mor rell & Co.,in Johnstown,and having oe. casion to ascend to the roof;in order to give some instructions to the work men, he was accidentally struck by derrick, which knocked him from the roof, precipitating him a distance of of:some sixty-five feet. In his fall ho stegek a carpenter's scaffolding, which, was platted against the building, and SO great waq,the force with which he struck it d,hat the structure gave way, and together with the unfortunate man, fell to the ground. Jlis head first aeached the ground, and, the fall break ing his spinal column, ho is suppose!' to have died almost instantly. Tho deceased was about fifty years of age, and leaves a wife and children to mourn his untimely" end." Advance Payments We notice several of our exchanges come to us with notices that hereafter their terms Will be advance payments for subscriptions and cash for . adver tisements at the time of insertion. We do not wonder at this. It has become a necessity.: Everything used in the printing line is about as • high in price as at any previous time during the war and has to be paid for in cash. Prin ters must have an extraordinary estab lishment or a big Purse to carry on business any length of time, paying their current expenses in cash and waiting foe their own pay one, two, three or more years. That kind of business don't pay. As a necessity, then, advance and cash payments for subscription and advertising will soon have to become general. Subscribers to the Globe should bear in mind that the terms of publication are $2.00 per annum. Dell Ringers Coming The old original Peak Family of Bell ftiogers,assisted by the celebrated Berger Family, will give an entertain ment in the Court louse on 'Friday and Saturday evenings next. This is the largest and best troupe now travel ing:- The juvenile Silver Cornet Band is ono of the greatest wonders of the age ; their musical abilities are with out a parallel, and have delighted hun dreds and thousands both in this coun try and abroad. 120 Bells arc used by this well known company„upon which it'ee played all the late airs both nation• al and sentimental. Those of our citi• zens who witnessed the performanoe of the Peak Family a few years ago, need no urging to be present at their entertainment. The Phrenological Journal for Decent her Contains fine Portraits of Dore, the great French. Artist, the King and Queen of. Prussia, twelve distinguished American Clergymen, Miss Kate Bate man, with Biographies and Sketches of Character. Also other interesting matter, including What is Education? by John Neal; Characters of Shake_ pore; Thiel's, the French Statesman; Orang Outings, etc. Only 20 cents; 42 a year. .Now is the time to sub scribe. A new volume begins with ho next number; Address Fowler and Wells, 389 Broadway, New York. IMMTEMI The December number of the Amer ican Farmer, which closes the volume for 1866, with index complete. A new volume commences with the January number 1861, and now is a good time for those who wish a good Agricultu ral and Horticultural journal to sub scribe. -We notice that special pains are taken to secure correspondence from all parts of our country, which makelt it invaluable to the agricultu rist. Price only $l.OO a year. Address, John Turner, Rochester, New York. par German and English Almanacs for 1867, for sale at Lewis' Book Store. tf. Diaries; for 1807. A lino 'assortment received and for sale at Lewis Book Store. tr. MARRIED, On tho 22d inst., by Rev. J. A. Price, Mr. M. l'AnKEn, to Miss EMMA lIIMES, both of Huntingdon County. On the 29th inst., at the Partner's Hotel, by the same, Mr. T. L. CnILCOTT, of Petersburg, to Miss BELT, J. INGEN TOO rtn, of Huntingdon. On the 29th inst., by Rev. J. C. Clark. at his residence, Ira ntip ,rd on , m y. o ld _ VI , CUItFMAN, tO Bliss?LILY P. ELIAS, both of Todd twp., Huntingdon Co. 1 , 1111.4 DULPULIA 'MARKICTS Family Flom Irst• Flour linperline F10ur....... Ilyr Flour Corn Meal... Ext rut Fair mid Prime Red Bye Corn, lir hue Yellow Unlit Barley Cloverneed, '.064 Ups Timothy Flaxs • I HUNTINGDON MARKETS. coalo WEEKLY UV S. E. 111 NRy A: CO =I Superfine Floor ri2,11 413,50 Extra Flour 11.00 Family Floor 14,00 Apple Dotter 11 gallon-1.23 Barley So !Sutter ......... .......... .. ''', Buckwheat • • 'lir 11nd:wheat Meal rgl tne1..:1,7i. Bran re cwt 1 "5 i;rool. 7,-1 do, -00 o: i,:O. iii:etiWils ii lb "0I 111.118 9) ii,p, ono Clover - seed re. 01 0, 9,00 A:bicker, al to ~ Country Soap • 11 Corn • Si Corn Meal V, c s let "00 Dried Apples t i lir ...... ....2,50 Dried Cherries ; - 1 rprart....lo Dried Peaches',) 10..10 to a Dried hoot hlggs A Feallnreo 'll lb 'Jr lelnsiwell ' 75 lllopx 11 th ....... ..... 40 60 60 Ilnol Ilny ro ton 14,00 Lard 15 I.orge Onion, - 0. IPUN 1 "5 , lixeo Chop • "00 httil ' 00 Potatoes ' , .; . 1 bo, 75 Nast, per too 10,00 Rage 7EI lb 4 1150 I 00 150 Chop 'it eat... ",00 Rye $t50.6 70 10nulle S ihorls 5) ewt 1,,0 311onirler - ' ' "0 lidex "5 folio.,- 10 50 IS Timothy Lou Corkeys 75 5e trot W h 5.0. 1tr0...... ............ 2,10 Wheat W 1.05 " S 0 Wool , i; 16 15 NEW CHEAP CASH STORE IN HUNTINGDON NEW GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER. WM.' MARCH & BRO. Respectfully Inlor p the public generally that they have jail received a large le and splendid idoeof good 3 at their sturc , ColAiStillg in part ire SILKS, DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, BOOTS &, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TINWARE, LADIES' FANCY TRIMMINGS, HOOP SKlRTS,BornsiErs, BUTTONS, WOOD AND WILLOW TV A H E, QUEENS WARE,. HARDWARE, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CRACKERS, NOTIONS, TOBACCO, SEGARS, GLASS, NAILS, FISH, SALT, , &c. Also, CARPETS and OIL-CLOTH, And in fact everything that in usually kept Inn first dugs store, all which were bought low for, cash and will b sold nt correspondingly low prices forcash, or country prodnee. and rcnuest the public to give MI n call bet4re purchasing elsewhere,. feeling satisfied we can offer supe rior inducements to cash buyers. .re , respectfully solicit the patronage of all. anti the ...re cordially invited to examine cur goods, isi'erythfug taken in exchange for goods except proml , see. W3l. & 11110. Ilunthiplon, °cc, 18Gd W WAS' VvIANTLU I OPEN and READY FOR BUSINESS H. GREENBERG, En.Y.EI22IIV VARICat, 1109pCCIIIIlly 111(01 1 111 S 11(0 1011111 C that 1,0 11119 01101911 n now Moro in Fisher & Son'm Now Boillhllg, In oto Dia mond In Huntingdon, where nll kinds of READY-MACE CLOTHING, PIECE GOODS, Hats, Niko Has, Traveling Bag,s, etc., Can be found to suit all who may favor him with their patronage. Ilia Piece Goods are of the best quality and will ho M A DI.: UP TO ORDIIIt in the moot falhionable and best nothe and style. All goods can be bought at h Oil establishment from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper If 1 , than at any other place. All desiring a good suit of clothing at a fair price filottld call and °Nam!ne goons and prices. All goods leaving his eStnbliShilaellt will ho warranted to ho what may be repres.mtcd. 11. GREEN BERG, Unutingdon, Nov. 210060. Merchant 'ninon NEW STORE AND IkT W fiGr 417.) 3130 Wig, S ENTRIKEN TOULD respectfully inform the that ho has 0500011 a store at COFFEE RUN, On the Ilmaingdon St Broad Top Railroad. Ills stock consists of, 1. LADIES' DRESS GOODS, the tared general variety, alerted with the greatest earn, and to milt the taste at the most fantilliethi. • 2. GENTLEMEN'S . the very beet the market afforded; entire NUR, of ally and Cray quality desired. 3. CatOCEIZIES. In this -• depart rurnt he defies competstion. It consists of best Rio Coffee, J., I inperial,lll.l: and Green Tea+, sugar. several noel. ities. slonesses, every variety, Salt, risk and Tobacco; and every artieto tonally kept in oar larger stores. BOOTS, MIORS, DAMMAM. quiimsswAnN, CUT LEM: &C These goods are all fresh from the market: all new and selected with the greatest mos. The public patrouen'to re.peelfolly solicitad. We war rant good measnro Held honest weight. Produce of all kinds taken in exchange forgoode at the highest Itinrket. prices. W3I. B. ON Cit IMEN Coke flan, oc3l-3a _ LIMBER SOLD ON COMMISSION. S. E. 1.1.EN13.1 . & CO., Aro receivlott all }thole of 1,11)111Ell, comprlciag all the tliff2reut grades of • MAIMS. FItAME STUFF. JOINT AND LAP SHINGLES, PLASTERING LATH' PLANK, WORKED FLOORING. WEATHER BOARDING, . FENCING, NAILING, Ac., Ac., Ac Which will twisaid nt prices at mill, with freight nd .100. . . no 7 ,ATTENTION I'SOLDIERS ! COME AND GET YOUR BOUNTY! I haw, formed a copartnership with Cul. Fuller, Attar ney at law, Wo,thingtod. Co for 11. , 1001 ,0 . 0 of Proc. ring SOLDIERS' BOUNTY, under the recant not of Con gress. Soldiers' widows or orphans aro also entitled to recolvo this Wooly. Point in your applications nt once. as first applied for will tic tira. paid. Give your fall name, post oak., ad lire., and length of time its sorviro, and WO Will at once rot Urn pot the necewry blank, Enclose a fillllllllto pay return p,tago. • All other (labor, of whatever tutor°, agnlndt the U. S. Government, prompt ly attend.' to. • 11. , ).-No Haug. until the money II collected. : 01live with D. Itlnir, Es ti., near the Broad Top Corner, Huntingdon. 81.A1It .k.FULLEIt. 11. X. BLAIR, Huntingdon. A.S. FULLER, Washington. anga,lb'43.o 1860. CLOTHING, H. ROMAN. FALL AND WINTER, 11. ROMAN'S CHEAP CLOTIIIIVO STORE. For Gent] 011P11 . 9 Clothing or Mg best materint,ond mob in the bent workmanlike manner', ealtat' H. ROMAN'S, 0 1 , V 04 1t. the Franklin house in Market Square, [hinting den. l'it. Hunting,lon GREAT ENTHUSIASM ! Li to II PRICES SURRENDER j! THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST. JOAN IL WESTBROOK ltespt•clfnlly inform.; the citizens of lionting,lon ni.l vicinity that. he hasjust received from the city, It N.: and roplrndid sleek of 14,1111 r. ..........:111.01 . ....... $145 ...... BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, Hosiery, Shoe Findings,- (Vrpcit 'Sacks, .Trunks, (C7c,, ,fre., ,Cc., icx. all of which he lo prepared reilpciel prim. A lot of choice CONFECTIONERIES have Mee been re ceived. , - • . 0 1 0 .....$3,30 , Don't forget the old ntand in the Diamond. Old cosh,. mera and Iho public generally aro Invited to call. Iltintingdon, oct. 11, InGO. ' • HENRY HARPER, 7 , 4 kU.:. 7 45%41.) ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA.%:AIa 'lax a lar g e keel: of FINE TVA VINE 6OLDJEWETAIY, SOLID 81IXER WARE, SIIXER PLATED ‘ymtu, Itolidayrod Bridal PICSCIIIS n0v13,1803-_in Q kj `ll?A.l!" CALP.—Capie to the resi dooeo of Om subscriber iti the borough of Hunting-- d0., 2 tin'titurS,lty, iseptentbor:2B,lStiti, it red nun Whitt , Spliti`A halteait. The owner is ropieSt: ''., out to cont. forward, provo property, pay chur l t_ gen and Into Mill away, ii 4 ho wilt ho ,h,p,...:01 . arc.,1,1- ing to law. nol , - i WIN ItOWLAiND. 1866. Ciiii CLOTHING JUST ItEGEI V ED UNITED STATES Authorized WAR CLAISI AGENCY lIUNTINCMON, PA W. H. WOODS, AUTHORIZED GOVERNM'T AGENT, And Attorney for Soldiers and their Fran*. Ito lyttl prosecute and culL•ct, with unrivalled socoons, Soldiers' Claims and Dare of all kinds. Also, any oilier• hind of Claim against the threrittnent, before ally of Alm Depar Uncut 2Zovir. $lOO ADDITIONAL BOUNTY 1 I NEW 130IINTY LAW PASSED! Attention, Discharged Soldiers I . . . The Act of „Congress nprrov,d Jnly 1800.giveS sloe additional bounty to nil soldiers who enlisted for three years and wore discharged by reason of expiration of service. Sr Wilt, leers discharged for wounds received in battle and with have not received more than $lOO bounty for such service. An additional bounty °lslo° is also al. towed to tie nearest . relative of soldiers who enlisted for a term of three years and who died or were billed in the service, to'ho paid . in the following order : th e widow; second. to Ito children; third, to the and fourth, to the mother. Soldiers' Widows . . fly applying to.W. 11. Woods, of llontingdon, 'Ranting, don coonty, Pnq you can tote your pensions increased two dollar.; a month tar each and every child you have. and when the widow has married or died, the children urn entitled to lite increase. To all who barn. brought Immo the bodies of their friends who died or were killed In the service atilt , United Slates, there is a certain amount of compensation allowed you fur the expenses Incurred in bringing home the ho• dies of your friends, which you can - obtain by making op• plication to MO: Invalid Soldiers l Attention 1 • The net of Congress, npproved Juno 6. 1800, gives addi• tlonal pensionY 10 the folloWing class of persons: Soldiers who hare Ittst both eyes or both bonds, $25 per Month; who have lost both not $2O, per month; who have lost ens hand or ono foot, or totally disabled in, the .101111 1 , $l5 Per . ntonth. Persons who have . been deprived of their. pensions in consequence of being In the civil service of the United ptstesGovornnunt, can be restored to the pendon roll by ~1 40 3 , 7iig to nie.. ki,, t h ei , and mothers who were In whole or In part de pendent opor, their sons for support are entitled to it pen. sion. Also ht.ithe.'..7 and sisters tinder sixteen years of ago All discharged soldier,2 who dirt not receive transporta- tion to their places of enli. - Pnent when discharged, are entitled to receive It: and also Ith° were } mid as prica -11”111...f No:11 . ,111111 dirt trot receive comnintatlon of rations when released or discharged, urn entitlen to It. 011icers : whe were in the service on the 3d ^f JLwcL, 1865, and were discharged after the Oth of April, 16Z, by npplping to 111 C receive three months extra pay. Soldiers of 1812 I All soldiersoir soldiers' Widows, of Om war of- 1812, who hare served two months, or been wounded or disabled In such Hardee, (City necessitous elrenms'anees, aro out( tied to .nu roundly of $1.2. • • . .. - - Local Bounty. All veteran collier's who gave their credit to distriela in the State of Pennsylvania. nod who received no local bounty, are entitled to receive three hundred dollars. . . Ail perseas haviiig any of the alinveAnentioned clafinS, or any oilier kind of claim against the United States or State ilovernments,• will please addrcits oar, giving tull ar particuls, nnclesin'g a- .stamp for return postage, and they will receive a prompt reply. Mr. Ti. WOODS, Authorize..? Arm/ and Nary Win , Chtint Agent, angls,lSti6 Ilunnsanon, PA ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY Choice GROCERIES JUST RECEIVED. .Also, • Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, Penn and Corn. • - Also, Spiced Lobster, Oysters, Chow chow, Woreeetershiro Faure, Freud, Illnitard,Ljerseltadkli, Pepper • eaneo;Cat snp, Olive Oil, Sc., &o, and , All kinds-4 Syrups, 511C11fiN ; etniroFiy, joilirmilp,.blackbgrry,* AT4; Pt'. GEO, SHAEFFER • !Whist returned from the east with n SPLENDID ',STOCK OF 800 TS, '.#9./TOES, GAITERS, &C., Which he offers to the inspection or las customers and the public generally. Ile will sell his stock nt tho moot RHASONABLE PRICES, awl those who purchase pure will surely call again BOOTS dr; SIIOES MADE. To ORDER, .1 REPAIRING done to the neatest end most expedi (boos manner. . . . . . . , . Call upon Mr...;llaeffer. at shoji on hill street, a few deers went of the Diariumd. 1113.2 NIAGAIZA• • • FIRE - • INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NNW YORE, °Filth?, '22 'WALL STREET; Cush Capital, $1,000,000. Surplns, $270,000. Total. Assets, $1,270,000' This Company himires against lily°aa or danulgo by film. inlandnavigotion, tramportation, The Cove of incur. tug in tido e Jaw:thy is no more than lieu first Cost w'olllll hu in there email Mutual Companion. • With no Assessments This Company Lt made safe by the Slat,, laWfi of New York, which it nut thy...so with Um Penusylvanio I noo ntime CoMpanies, - .1.1). FCEEIA President. I'. NOT lIAM, Secretary 'HENRY FLIP, Supt. of Agouvies. • - ANDENW JOHNSTON, Agent, In3'l-fan Huntingdon, Penna. Othoe formerly c,cmtpied by W. 11. Woods, Esq., Hill of z,) , v.i;1 , ,i, 1 ,1 sr v,,-ep'sJ J. M. WISE, Manufacturer and . Dealer in .35 1 ' T_T itriaT 3W,‘ Itexpectrally Invites the .attention of the Public to Litt stand on Ilill mt., Huntingdon, in the rear of George W twartz.' Watch nod Jewelry store, where he tnanolactures and keeps all kinds of Furniture at red need prices. Per. mus wishing to purchase. will do well to give Lint a call. Repairing of all kinds attended to pronititlyrind charges reasouable. Ljr -- ,)--- Also, U n dertahina earrioil sil t and Collins matte in any style desired, at short it NE W . ikt D bass AN ELEGANT and is prelim ed to attend Funerals at any place In train or country. , . J. M. WM. 'Huntingdon, llriy 9, litria-tr PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD; NlTill do.'more and better work itt a given coia,lban any oilier !-Try it I Manufactured ugly by ZIEGLER . & Drbg, Paint and Olniia Dealers, jan2l-ly N0.)37 NortkTIIIILD 9t., ~IIIGAIIA. A.LBUMS.A,I,BrU,)IS . A beautiful assortment of PHOTO .4IIAPI-1 ALBUMS just received and fbr sale AT LEWIS' BOOK STO R 1)1181NESS ;MAW, TAKI , I NOTION! rti II you Want, your card neatly priiacti on en vol. ove,i s call at LOOT C AND STATIOXERYSTEgIe pai- For limit .1118 PRINTING, call at the -G Lunt: Jun INT! LW CrvicE," at Hutt tingdo9, pooTs AND SELOES of every va liet s nt COZNENCIIIAM & CAISMON'S. For plain, Canny and ornamen tal printing, call at Cie "Globe" Pilice. I"ll),ifithcipli2ia Ab-bcrfucintuts. DR. LEON'S CELEBRATED -PREPARATION. TILE P411:14:070X bi%AfilitC4,;s4#4.4 Dl'. LOOTS .Elo.tricligir: .11-011,8011. It is a positive cure Cu . Baldness. It restorer II ray llair to Its original color. It is lITO*,_ not a Apriital achi upon the scoretious. It immediately arrests'falling tott oPtito hair. It ollnyiates Neuralgia and licadoolte. It radically cures Dandruff and. 'Miners. It keeps these:tip healthy, clean imd cool.' ' It bf on elegant and .exquisi nay fragranClinir Breesyiig It rertores, cultiratee and beautifier the hair. It makes harsh hair flexible and InStrotte. . : . . .... . . . Dr Leifn'e Et&trio Hair. ileneWer lifts onjoyoil . 11 Digit local reputation for magyyears, Ite wondorfol reatOra% tiro and invigorating Piopoeties are wall kiloton , to t.lio Steak:al Faculty of Philadelphia, ' .• ,' ' . Doing .fully Fatisfied of tlio merits of Leon'a •Electrio Hair Itenowor too' hare -procured 'eacluaive ownerchip; mar, nrCtletorrltincd.that every holoieliold lu our lend, clia II 'alio opportunity to - reap ite bouelita., ' I .. , DR. LEON'S INFANT REMErit Afraost delicious:lnd efficacious curator tlao various Ills to Niitich Infanta and. Young Children are subject. invaluable for Teething Children ! It-Softens the gums, abates inflammation,invlgovatea the stomach and bowels,-cerrects Acidity. And is ,a sore mind speedy cure for Colic, Ciiiiiipiand Windy Pains. A moat excellent preparation for children of a restless and fretful habit, and in all oases of Looseness, Griping, - Vomiting; or' other inward grief, it gives immediate ease. Used fur more than half a century in the private practice of one of the most eminent physicians of Philadelphia. In now placing this article within the reach of all our countryman, we would remark that we know it, 4o les a Remedy of unrivaled excellence and that it hag peeved in thousands of C 0.90.9, as 00 are resolved It shalt hi mil lions, a priceless boon. • • • . • .. For gala by Druggists everywhere. SILVER'S WASH POWDER ! • SAFES TIME, _LABOR, MONEY, makes Washing a Pastime and Mon day a Festival. SOLD DVERYWHERE. _ TAY IT 1 Address all orders for onp of the [there ZEIGLDR.Bq SMITE, - soil •137 Nth. iqiildaolpliia . . J. E. CAL.DIN'ELL*COi, JEWELERS & SILVER-SMITHS, 822 CHESTNUT ST., Are oliuiiing n very full list of tlio productions of foridgn Industry and art, of their own ideation id European cap itals, including at great variety ofartieles of use and orna , moat, in • , Ha OM': ONZE AND .GLT, GILT ND Cl?1 - S2'AL, CU? GUESS, Dl - • LEA . TIIER AND • • PORCELAIN: • • • • • BRIDAL, OPERA & PARTY. FANS, Of overy variety and price. FRENCH 31,INTEL CLOCKS, VASES, FIGURES and CANDELABRAS. WATCHES, ' • • In great variety; and all ivnrranted. XIQNDS AND JEWELRY, A largo nod very . tiliolee,ealection. SILVER-WARE, An inerensed lino of Rich Articles for Bridal Olfti and Table nee. • • PLATED WARES, From the best English and American Manufacturers, cilium king altogether 3 Colleetioll 3t t rnetivu in beanty, 301111,10t3 in derail, and moderato in price. .n014.2.ni SALISBURY, BRO. & CO., EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS' ME Gold, Plated, all Oreide Jewelry, SOLID AND NICKEL NAT.A.M.3O, American, English and Swiss _ WATCHES, CASED BY 0111i.S , ELVES, /And Duets .doseriptioh Fancy Goods 61.' Yankee Notions, Especially adapted axe designed fur 3dvtrlartß and WEST 'E'EN nuns. • Circulars and full descriptive Price Lfste cent free. Agents wanted everywhere. Address • SALISBURY, BRO. dr; O 13.; • -: 51 DORRANCE STRIIWP, 0ct.:11,-11m. Providence, It. Y. LADIES AND. GENTLEMEN PLEASE NOTICE. Ladies' Long Jet Chains, SENT TO ANY ADDRESS FOR $lOO Jot Ear-Rim, Price 50 Cis:. GENTS' VAST CHAINS, PRICE 50 CENTS. MANUFACTURED , 1Y PHILIP HILL, 259 Market St., Philadelphia Yr)- All rent by null. "OPPOSITI: TIM BUTTONWOOD TREE." 'S Bc,GUION S (. 'toys' s ok . s To John. "kr Leer ,) IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN. .1 4 kT Z 1 I Q, TY 0 R S, NO., 821 MARKET, , ST., . EHILAD'A EItTZLI:N 311:3111,EltS II Intld BITTERS you SALI• re,(IO , OANVASSERS WANTED el V 'TO SELL MEI Dr. Jenning's Great Work, The Horse all Other Live Stock. The brnt su , 4acalpilen huel tw,the cautainiag over 1200 flages, with more than . ..MO 1 I lustrationsintrong ly hound in leather. It gives a complete tle . ,cripilon of Iforses; Cattle, Shenp, Swine and Pon' t ry i with thei,r varions,dienses and rem. llon. floral aml'reliabln agents wanted -in. every neigh borhood. Fur• circulate, terms, &c., address • • ' 11AltTLESON & CO., n9l4•lnt 611 Chestnut et., l'hilads. . MENOICE & BROTHER?! NO. 804 .ARCII STREET, In°leaßlo and notall Dealers ha g GINZE :RR-YR S - :; EIIEROLDERIFS, FINE I:W.9OOES, personalty' 861 c c" ie.! 'Euinpo. DOMESTIC ZEPHYRS, Germantown WOOLS,.Casbmere YAitisiS, Etc., Latest styles in Ladies Dress mid Cloak 7. I I2.IEATRIE - Alk , —• z ‘' ! '1 : Button6._Drok.irivge's,'Lnces, Shawl •florders, White embroidered Bandn, etc. Thn goods being. nll cnrecully selected Jur Wh Department ofloB great. huhu:No.l[s kr the triohl. I.; THOMAS M. lirAin, l'ArtAior THOMAS M.• KERR, WHOLESALE GROCER, NO. 143 MARKET STREET, Pill LA unrinA. Cootry produce cold uu comenismiou. IOTTON Ch AIN, Carpot Chain, 1../Cution Latin ; wick Yarn. Tie Yarn..t.c.. at S. E. HENRY ..t; CO. DURE LIBERTY -IV-11TTE.T.,EAD, l!refin.re,l practicall'a4lim I Td} it I and yuit will lilva pa Ih r. Many laata , ZiFibLER IVholesale 17)74;;;Pailiflit4UsiiDoalors, N 0,137 4Yth: Phi/api; Por Crimping and Wavingi g allesitir ittb.dittr i3;.ts&tAridn-ci.' AelTyonr storekeepers for lb,' arl, .If be dpee riot beet" them.- write to the;mantifachirer.E. et end Collin:ll4ft. avenue thtludelphln' `• LUMDER. VIJEFIBEFL - , - LUMBER, - ,t. THEtitiderEig.ped ii4a, just {received sad is now ready - to supply the public with ALL KINDS.OF LUMBER, COMPRI:IMO ALL THE igrrEniii , QRApItS, '• • From cnlilugn np to cicoi From 9 nzonthd fo 3 vats dry", Also, PLASTERING JOINT' AND' 'LAP . .SHINgLES, BUILDING STUFF, 4N - 13' PLANK, , SORBED FLOC/UN% WHATHAS.:BOAHHING,• DOORS, WINDOW - FRAMES; SASEIES,Ia Now Is • the thno to buy. ieforo.tho Spring rttah, Lumber is atreadj udeancintt, and dry lumber is a scarce orticlo.• CHAS.,II.• ANDERSON. Huntingdon, Feb. 27, 1366 , - JUNIATA STEAM PEARL MILL I lIUNTINciDON, PA., ax ow IN COMPLETE RUNNING ORDER F6ll 'l'll r E MANUFAOIIIItE OP FLOUR. Th ° F a" i m .V °r Vt ° ig !‘ E i l lc a i n t ; , l 4. ! °° 94 . 7 rearcifulty CirtAlp%of ev,ery,tiEsior!pti A n. = lipugfit a{ * ••. . • 'II6OAFIA6r . dt gok: 1160H:32;16n, Nay 2, 1860 NEW .GOODS-11 ., ;:NEW, GOODS!' BROKE OUTIN A: NEW PLACD: NEW SCORE, ?AMY CWODS,•I•IIIVVFIRK. - BOYER & GARNER 'Would respectfully Inform the ptiblio tharttiky - Dayo just NEW ST OR E (AlarizZasbury station). Consieting of Groceries of all kinds, Dry Goods. euteh as prints, ntu•lins, de 'niece, deo.; queensware, and a large lot of Shoes at, reduced pricer, Hale, Cala. Tinware, gall, tick, weeded and willow ware, drake and stationary, which they.are prepared to toll ageing low prices to thoso who whil \ fallor . n!„ . T l ia i a nay :vim:man, Grantsville, 'fay ld, 1860. , NEW BOOT ANp 811011 1 STORFL • ... WALAFRICA Informs:oo plibile' that ho hitlf=juat, opened at hie old strilid'in the Dtainond Huntingdon, • - • A Fine: sgortniont 1 6f ,, a11"kinitg- 1 01 BOOTS AND SHOES' - ' For Ladies, Gsntlemen apd Children. All of N'cliichlio Millen at:tar:prices. '4;0; 'sidelairti small profits. fall and examine my stock. Manufacturing and Repairing done to order,os usual. Iltintingilon,Aol4o, 1E66. • • • , - " 7 1rCtoia W.A . :I,W%* A. GOOD PDOTOGRAPH, LIKEIOOS, CALL AT... , • ONNELL &Kimura PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY On "tilt ,Stret, two doors west of Lewis': Book Store. CALL AN)). sExSPECIMENS. Iluntingdon, Oct 4, 'O6-tf. , TO THE LADIES. The best assortmeot of Jest receired this day from Now York and for solo at the cheap °ash storikof. j 7 • ' YOPIttAIIOII FRO ? r splendid "assortment bf LADIES; DRESS .GOODS,- FANCY TRIMAyLINGS - AND XECPATONS Jost received this day from Now York and for snip clasp at [may7l' ' ' MARCH aillta PURE LIBETTY-WHINE , LEAD I Tho Whitest, the bloat durablo an d the plcoet econpmlos Try it I Manufactured only by ZIEGtEit Trbolelnla Pain t Sk.Oka.ti -Dealer& un24-ly 131 Mifth Tiarear:Mdiads. EVE- t . PORY , Aug! 41:1VF4 FAMILY GROCERY:I Thelma of everything %in bo constantly kept on bald -anti sold at tho fon:est Pricins itossltdo. Quick . salos and Annuli prolittd:- ; FLOUR ! FLOUR The best Flour, by the barrel or miller lixtarLi(ty for oath Kt Lewis' Family Grocery. TF YOU WANT the BEST 'SYRUP, /go to CUNNINGI4kSf k CARIHONT. inot.7lm SOAPS AND CANDLES. Washing and Toitot Hoaps—tho best kiwis—for sato at LiCir/S cowThuti• afidirEhi:. CHEESE: The best Mei:Valor sale' at ' • 'l6atiur GROCERY. Caned Fruit and Vegetables Always on Inlnd Family drict'er3i CEO. A. OUION n(i _A VERY .PA MILY :,• - , • : Will find at Loth` Grocery, every article usually kept in first class Grocery ittoreit Call for What. you cant.• • • . . .14K31,33.40 , 4a :linen Meat, .allrlaie artialn ravlq.fot esa,!4:4 "sale .by the porn! at Lseris' YateilY arm,73:'! CHOICE CANDIES or :at ror&wit alc'eare end fetail ttt 4. Co's Family Grocery. : ' ' . • Plairtinid "eafWas eltrobtifo r d ipio-041 tyla sag. k6t—whore or illeed, sereat - 1'••• ••• • Lewis' :Family 'Grocery., ' fl A RPETS rigrai n, Girth ing V./awl-Wpm carpatsi Dopr 1010 150,10 011010th, door . , mate TP{ iti.4l co. ' • 1 aJustipos':und 'Coneititblp§' Fee Bills for'Palerqit i4owis' Book Store, RESS BUTTONS 4, TRIMAINGS, l_fof the Intuit styles, Deft Ribbon and auCklee,.!l), lerY. Glolr",llMug'' YSilY9e'* B ' .V.'llikill'lr A. CO. , ITER L lIICETM ,I",3p.rley; Rico; Horo, iny, licmn, ..tc4 nt 14cwis'Finitly Grjobry. CAttft. , Svceittl'lariner - 7t - T 1_) EST 13 I E ACHED 111 1.7 BLIN liairrak;.in•,: CAR • .;!, ;, 'OUNNi.d.VO./rAM MON'S: Q E. ITENRY cC CO. have the hir , gest clock ci Ladies Slinwhi. llootts, Sinaggliol, Bal moral and I loop•Sk lute, Ladies Coats, Slcke 11114 Virculan 112181 • PICKLES BY Tifg'l)ol.FN, Real.) , fur tho table, for extlo at Lavvi3 CALL AT
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