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HUNTINGDON, PA.
Wednesday morning, Moh. 27,1867.
LOCAL Sc PERSONAL
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:New Advertisements in this Issue.
See opporite. page. 'V*
.Administrator's Notice, Estate of Don't Foreman, decd
Public Salo of Furniture, D. IL Kooker, Ifuutinolon.
Something New (t) Glazier & Bro.
Spring Goode, Epre & Laudait, Philadelphia.
ifirlef Items
—The Assessors of Internal Reve
.nue are busy dun, dun, dunning.
—The sun crossed the line on Wed
nesday last. The equinoctial storm
immediately succeeded.
—Bessemer steel rails are now made
at Johnstown. Heretofore we had to
get them from mother England.
—The flitting season has commenced
in earnest. Truly has it been said,
"Lifo is full of• changes."
—The Commissioners of Juniatif'co.
wish it understood they did not offer
$2OO reward for the arrest of Matthews.
—Ex-Governor Porter of Harris
burg, is confined to his bed with so•
yore illness.
Koolcer sold his hotise in
West Huntingdon, to David Spook, for
$l6OO. Ho will sell his furniture on
Friday next.
—Horse-bills printed in the best
style at the Globe office. For partic
ulars see bills, or call at our office and
examine specimens.
—McConnellstown is hereafter to
have a regular Methodist preacher.—
Rev. J. W. Leckie has boon appointed
for the present term.
—Lucky: The printers, at the Fakir
of Viihnu's presentation. The 'devils'
of the three offices in town each drew
valuable prizes.
—Registers are to be appointed un
der the new Bankrupt Law. We have
heard of none of the lawyers of this
county, applying as yet. Singular.
—Henry and William Merritz of
Henderson township started on a hunt
,on Saturday last and came back with
eleven foxes.
—Eyre &, Landoll, 4th and Arch sts.,
Philadelphia, are now offering a large
stock of Spring Dry Goods to purcha
sers. This is an old established and
reliable dry goods house. Read adv.
—The store of Johnston & Watson
is now open and in full blubt. Ditto,
of-Gluzier---xvzi3ro. _.Cal and
see the stock of goods and make your
purchases.
—Five of the Ebensburg ministers
intend leaving for some other locality.
The papers do not assign the reason;
therefore we are permitted to judge
for ourselves.
—Now is thO time to trim your
trees; before the sap begins to ruu.—
And now is the time to trim your boys,
who are commencing the practice of
running the streets after night.
—lra McManigall, formerly of Lew
istown, was instantly killed by the ex
plosion of the dry house of the Miami
,Powder Mills, near Xenia, 0., on the
12th inst.
—Johnstown is to have an Amoskeag
Steam Fire Engine. The subscrip
tions for . tho machine and other appa
ratus have been raised. All this'was
the result of the late big fire in that
place. Significant I
—Emigration to the West from this
State still continues. We will be much
mistaken if some of the emigrants do
.not find out that they had better staid
at home. However, we don't wish
thorn any bad luck.
—A bill bas been introduced into
the Legislature of this State, authoriz
ing the Recorder of Deeds in the seve
ral counties to record the discharges
of all honorably discharged officers and
soldiers. This is a good bill and we
hope it will be made a law.
—The Fakir of Vishnu, now here, is
looked upon With not a little suspicion
by the superstitious. We hear that
some refuse to take a chance for his
presents, thinking that by some mys
terious power, they will follow him
when he leaves. It'is well enough
that all don't think so, as we don't
know where the hoop:skirts would go.
Cambria Freeman said that
the ancient_boreugh_of Huntingdon is
"looming up," and. the Alleghanian
wants to know whether the born. has
gone extensively into the weaving busi
ness. We advise our brothers to come
and Sep ,qur.town and people, and per
haps they nay have an opportunity for
spinning another yarn.
—Wm. F. Shaw, formerly of this
place, has been appointed Assistant
Doorkeeper of the House of Represen
tatives in Washington. David Over is
now a jour printer in the Globe office
at Washington. Davey- has been a
circulating editor, and we aro sorry
his fortunes are circulating him baiik
ward. Slob is life, however.
—We are indebted to Lieut. Thee.
J. Gregg, of Co. L, U. S. Cavalry, for
a copy of the Fort Laramie Scout, a
spiv little sheet, published no doubt
as a means of pastime and amusement.
Success to the Scout, and the brave
boys Who print it. The paper reports
ghat Lieut. pre gg brid gone on a scout,
and facetiously hopes that ho may re
turn with all his "her."
—The exhibition by the colored peo
ple of this place On the first three
g4O o f last week was an entire sim
per, far eXceeding the most flattering
anticipations. The entertainment was
a varied one, the performers did well,
kbarring the abundance of gostpre
ill
placed,) and those W.ho attended had
a- merry time crenerally. The exbibi
b. • which
op gealized over , 6, 6" over-pays
the eye-sore of a church debt, and will,
no dotibt, lessen the tax on the mem
beTzi' consciences and pocket-hooks.
Appointment■
The following is the list of appoint
ments for Juniata District, made at the
East Baltimore Annual Conference,
hold in Frederick, Md., March 13th to
19th, 1867 :
THOMAS BARN HART, Presiding Elder.
Altoona—J. McMurray, G. Guyer, Sup.
Hollidaysburg—G. W. Heyde..
Woodberry—J. Moorhead, J. A. Wood-
cock.
Williamsburg—W. Gwynn.
Birmingham—G. Warren, J. P. Moore.
Petersburg—James Brads.
Manor Hill—J. A. DeMoyer, ono to bo
supplied.
Huntingdon—R. E. Wilson.
Cassville—.T. F. Brown.
Mt. Union—S. M. ffhrtsock.
Shirloysburg—S. A. °reveling, one to
be supplied.
Mclroytown—M. L. Smith, R. Melia
lieu, W. H. Stevens, Sup.
Lewistown—D. S. Monroe.
Lewistown Circuit—J. H. McGarrah.
Milroy—D. B. Afeelosky.
McConnellstown—J. W. Leckie.
Saxton--J. C. Clarke,G. D. Pen epacker.
Bloody Run—W. G. Ferguson,W. Case.
Bedford—B. G. W. Reid.
Rainsburg—J. G. Craig.
Schellsturg—A. W. Decker.
MeConnellsbUrg—J. R. King, one to.be
supplied.
D. Hartman, Temperance agent
member Altoona quarterly Conference
W, Earnshaw transferred to the
Tennessee .Conference.
Rev. J. A. Price has gone to Blooms
burg; J. C. nagey to Shrewsbury; W
Black to Broadway, Baltimore; and 0
M. Stewart to Greencastle.
wrruth Is Mighty and Shall Preva il."
II ave you been to see Johnston &
Watson's immense stock of Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Co
darware, Groceries, Oils, Fish, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, &c., if not, go and see them
and hear their prices, and be convinced
that goods are from 30 to 50 per cent.
cheaper there than elsewhere. Having
purchased their goods since the great
decline, they are prepared to sell their
goode cheap, having a small profit,
and are determined to do so. They have
taken much care to have their stock
for quantity, quality and styles unsur
passed in this section of the country.
To be satisfied that the above is strict
ly trite, call and examine their splen
did stock, which embraces all the latest
styles and novelties. If you hear their
prices you will be sure to purchase, as
their prices remind us of the good old
times we used to have. Give them a
Call. Their store is one door east of
the Washington Hotel.
Probable Child Murder.
The good people of Barree were
startled on Friday morning last by the
finding of a dead female infant under a
log near the bridge which crosses the
Juniata river at that place. A little
school girl, whilst in search of "slate
pencils" discovered the child, and a
coroner's inquest was held. The body
witiexafitineti itarnisl, who
found the child had been 'born alive,
whereupon the jury rendered a verdict
of death from causes unknown to the
jury. Several bruises on the child's
head and a scratch on the shoulder, in
dicated that, foul means bad been re
sorted to, but there was no evidence-to
justify the jury in rendering such a
verdict. We sincerely hope the fiend
who could thus dispose of her offspring
will be discovered and brought to an
swer for her crime.—Monitor.
Mere Ore Discoveries.
The mineral resources of the Juniata
Valley seem to be inexhaustible, and
are evidently but partially developed
as yet. The Sugar Valley Iron and
Ochre company, whose ochre works
and lands are about six miles below
Mount Union, near the Juniata river
on the left, have, in addition to their
extensive banks of ochre, come upon a
largo bank of brown hematite ore of a
very good quality. The bank extends
northwest and southeast, the regular
vein being forty feet wide. There has
been taken off one lift of ton feet, for
about one hundred feet. The depth of
the hank has not yet been ascertained.
Not long ago a shaft was sunk to prove
the vein, but no bottom could be found.
•On the other end of the property
there are three veins of fossil ore,
which the company are not working at
present; but by examination they seem
to be inexhaustible, and a good article.
—Mount Union Times.
Only for One Day
List Wednesday's Press brought the
confirmation by the. Senate of David
Caldwell as Collector of Internal Reve
nue for this District. Until Thursday
evening the most interested ones were
provokingly puzzled to guess how the
confirmation was brought about. Cald
well stock went up fifty per cent.
Thursday's Press knocked several cas
tles that had been built in the air,intopi
—the confirmation was a mistake of
the printer—it should have been "re
jection by the Senate." So we go.
Who's the next customer for empty
honors?
Bogus Marriage Notices
A few weeks ago we published a
bogus marriage notice, and last week
we received the compliments of the par
ties concerned for our pay. We are
not the only ones that have been so
maliciously dealt with—indeed, so pre
valent was the custom iu a neighbor
ing county, that we believe a general
law, attaching 11 severe penalty on the
perpetrator has been passed by the Le
gislature. We have a rule which will
prevent any further meanness of this
sort, and those who endeavor to de
ceive us and give needless notoriety to
the victims of their sport, may expect
to meet with the severity which their
impertinence demands. • It will be a
joke in which they will he the target.
The Great Tomato—Blaupers Superior.
• A few packages of seed for sale at
Lewis' Book Store. Price 25 coop.
Itiver.Dams vs. Fish
We concur in the following sugges•
tions of the Lewistown Gazette con
cerning the above topic. We cannot
see why shad, salmon, &c., should not
have free access to Our waters; and we
cannot toll, further, why Commissioner
Worrell has not paid the dominions of
the Juniata a visit. If he is too much
engaged in other localities (although
we know of but one,) then let us do
something ourselves. The law is good
enough, and all that is wanted is the
men to put it in execution.
"The alteration in the Columbia Dam
has already demonstrated that fish
will again be caught in abundance
in the Susquehanna and Juniata, if the
obstructions now in those rivers are
so altered as to permit their passage
upwards. On Friday a week shad
were taken at Fairview, a few miles
below Harrisburg, and pike, rock,
perch, and other migrating fish have
already made their appearance in unu
sual numbers. We trust the present
summer will not be suffered to pass by
without an alteration in the•dams on
the Juniata, and if the Fish Commis
sioner will not at once see to their al
teration, that the Grand Juries of Hun
tingdon, Mifflin, and Perry, will bring
the question before their respective
courts. No matter who made or who
holds them. There are natural rights
which no State nor company can de
stroy; and as our river is a natural
highway, any obstruction which pro
vents fish from ascending is to our
mind as much of an obstruction as a
fence on a public road, and that any
one can remove.
Corporeal Punishment.
The Law as to Corporeal Punishment
—Parent and Child.
The Law as to Corporeal Punishment
—Teacher and Pupil.
The Law as to Punishing for Mis
conduct Out of School.
The Law as to the Proper Instru
ment to bo used in Punishing.
Tho laWs of all the States on the
above subjects aro carefully compiled,
arranged, and explained in chapters
4,5, 6 and 7 of the new book entitled
"The Lawyer in the School Room."
This attractive, curious, and instruc
tive little volume is for sale at Lewis'
Book Store. Price 51,00.
To Mc Ladles of Huntingdon. Vicinity
You are respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock of Dress Goods,
consisting of Silks, Alpacas, (plain and
figured) Mohairs, Wool DeLains, Per-
cales, &e., &c. Also White Goods, such
as Swiss Muslin, Jacancts, (plain
striped and barred) Victoria Lawn,
Pine Linen, &c., &c.
We expect to be ready to wait on
customers, Wednesday, the 27th inst.
GLAZIER & Bno.
March 26, 1867. _
noldier , s Discharge Found
We have in our possession the Dis
charge from the U.S. Army, of Samuel
Ruggles, of Huntingdon county, a pri
vate of Co. D. 110th Regimen., 1.. i
Volunteers__ waw , fohnil''filiiiii the
ii - attle field, by A. J. Monks, and it is
supposed that the person to whom it
belonged was killed. Any of the
friends of the above named soldier can
have the above Discharge by applying
to this office.—Brookville Republican.
Wanted,
• Men from town and country, to call
at the Franklin 'Hotel, Huntingdon,
and see the Patent Atmospheric Butter-
Maker. Churns every day from sweet
milk in five minutes. Any one, by in
vesting a few dollars, can make from
625 to 650 a day. It costs only 30
cents and sells for $3.
County rights for sale by J. Tao3lAs,
Agent, Huntingdon, Pa. 3t
No Postmaster Vet.
Mr. G. Ash. Miller is still acting P.
11., and Mr. Hildebrand assistant—both
baying been appointed by the Presi
dent and rejected by the Senate. Hun
dreds of other important offices aro in
the same condition. We believe the
people are as well satisfied with the
gentlemen on duty hero as they would
be with any change that could be
made. Let well enough alone.
Borough Statement
We think that the statement o
the receipts and expenditures of the
borough should be published from time
to time—say semi-annually. As local
information it is very important, as
the people desire an insight into the
finances. We have no doubt we are
flourishing, but yet many want to
know "bow is Old Huntingdon, and
how does she stand ?" Especially,
with respect to that town ball.
.11&'Subscribers changing their place
of residence, this spring will please no_
tify us, giving the name of the post
officirat which they have heretofore
received the paper, as well as the one
to which they wish it sent to. This is
important, as we do not wish any mis
takes to occur.
The Morrison House.
A report has gone abroad that this
House has been closed. We have the
pleasure to announce that the House
has not been closed, and will not be.
It will be kept open as usual in the
best style by Mr. Morrison.
The "Mammoth" Moving
Lt. Tom. Johnston, of the firm of
Henry S. Co., is now in the east pur
chasing now Goods for the Mammoth
Store. Look out for a heavy assort
ment to please everybody.
MARRIED,
On tbo 21it inst., by Rev. J. W.
Love, Mr. JAMES DOWNING, to Miss
botb of Blair county.
On Marsh 21st., at the bride's fath
er's,by Rev, G. m. swag, I r. EMANUEL
LoCKE, E 9., to Miss MARY RAAI4Eir,
both of gi l ntip g 4ori Vount3i.
At the residenpe of the bride's fath
er, on the 14th inst., by the liev..ft.
Beers. Mr. SVAI. EL H. ROUNDTREE, Of
Baltimore, to Mies FRANCIS G. WHITE,
of Huntingdon County. [Baltimore
papers please copy.]
MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, lifch. 23, 1861
Tim following were the prices In market this morning:
Apples, 40 to 65c per half peck; butter, 40 to 65c per lb;
chickens, 23 to 25c per lb; cranberries, 20 U. 22c per quart;
Cabbag., 5 to 8c per head; celery, 8 to ]sc par bunch;
ducks, 23(6)251b; eggs, 30c per dozen; geese, 18 to 20c per fb;
hominy, 13e per quart, lard, 16 to 20c per lb; p6tatoes, 25c
per half peck; puddings, 10 to 18 cents ; onions, 15 to 20c
per half peck; roast beef, 20 to 250 per lb; sirluiln steaks,
25 to 33c per lb; mutton. EP to 16a per lb; pork 10 to 18c
per Oh; parsnips, 20e per half peck; sausages, 20©22c per lb.
turnips, lb to 100 per half peck; turkeys, 23 to 25c per lb:
CI
Sonatina Flour at $8@8,75, extra at g9@10,50, fancy
extra family $11512 '
50, and Pennsylvania flunily gl2O
13,50, and fancy brands $14,50@ 1 7 according to quality.
Rye floor $1@7,25.
Primo Wheat is scarca hero. Choice red at $2,6003,15
white $3,1553,45. Rye at $1,3051,40. Corn 97c to 1,12
Oats at 58508 e. Barley malt at
eh:morticed $7.5059, according' to quality; Timothy at
$3,5063,65; Flaxseed 0,2053,25 per bushel.
PITTSBUROLI. Slch. 23.—Flour.—There le a fair demand.
We quote sales of spring wheat Hour at 51425012,50,
winter Flour at $14415 fancy at $:6,50517.
Wheat, winter,31,8542,05 and No.l spring $2,55(P,00.
Corn from first hands at SOc. Rya, 51,35 per bushel. Oats,
53@)55e; Burloy $1,041,10. Shoulders toe; aides 11 . gc;
hams 1551534 c, Lard 12-X9l3q.
nio.cutL.
KEW Yam, Bich 25.—C01d closed at $1,34.
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY HENRY dc CO
ITUOLE9A. PISCES.
Superfine Flour "01,1 .$12,00 llors lb --....-40 (#) 60
' , Acre Fleur ' 12,72' Ilatu, smoked - 14
Ho VS too.
Lead
Large Onions 11 bus.
:Mixed Chop
Sol Yatti,
Family Flour 1:3,00
Applo Butter IA ga110n...1;25
Barley 1 flu
Butter 35
ll=
Onions Seed g 1 qt
Potatoes ?, bus....
Plaster per ton—.
Rn 11 lb
Buckwheat Maul V cw 1.3,60,
Bran 'il cwt. 160
Brooms IS duz 3,000A,u0
Beeswax IS lb 30
beaus bus ^ 50
Olovorseed 'tl 114 1b5....10,00
Chickens 25
Country Soap 10
Corn 85
Bye
Rye Chop
ityo 3trow bundle
Shorts Vi cwt
Moulder
Corn Meal 1,1 ....... 2,Oui
Dried Apples ... ...
Dried Cherries kl quart....l2
Dried Peaches 12,18 to 25
Dried Dna 25
Eggs
........
... .
TitriethY
'Lackeys
Wheat Red.....
wheat White
F'rtthei qt 11)
Wool V lb
4 22 5
W PAPER,
WINDOW SFI t DRS AND
IMEEM
TUC 'Ammar irroca
Greatest variety of veto styles
ever brought to tho county,
RECEIVEU ARO FOR BALE CEIELP
•
AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS & CA
TARRH. treated with the utmost CIIICCCSP. by J.
ISAACS, M. D., Oculist and Aurist, (formerly of Leyden,
Rolland,) No. 519 PINE street, PRILADA. Testimonials
from tho most reliable sources in the city and country,
can be EOM at bin °Mee. The medical faculty are hinited
to accompany their patients,ns he has no secrets in Ids
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain.—
No charge for exit miout fork. mh211866-ly
VOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS of
THE NEW GRENADA le, BROAD TOP OIL CO.
The Annual Meeting of the Stcckholdors will ho held at
etliliciffico of the Company in Nev Grenada, on SATOH
, A ho Oth day of APRIL, proximo, for the purpose of
the following officers, Or., viz: Nina Diroctore,
orer, and one secretary.
T. 11. AKERS,
'esichlS4 Secretary.
:RLEYSBURG ACADEMY.
'OOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLF.MEN.
TUE undersigned gives notice that he will opon the
above Institution 641'UF.GPAY, the Oth of APR
.. .1,
and continul 11 term of - cloven weeks.
This Institution is sitnattal'in Shirr
~,,rg, Hunting
don county, rd., 7 miles from 51 . Union,' a elation on
the Penhsylvanin Contr ' ta ii m i,,,i , shiria„„barg
.t o a
gnict and " recedin g' catchy town.. Its inhabitants aro
moral and religion • and theta 'aid few temptations to
vice. idleness or di t „,i p , lo ..
included in of L ilstruction 'embraces ovoeything that is
— •'" ,,e " ' n n orougli practical end accomplished educa
tion of la t• . ex. ...
''2 .-- li a k'ofrli . sr and infurinotion nddress W. i. HUNTER,
Principal, Shad. Pap, limitingden Minty, Pa., until
April let; after which tt .hirleysburg. l'w mht-tf
LOGAN ACADEMY ,
BELL'S MILLS, BLAIR COUNTY, PA.
EVERY way a fleet clan Institution, affording the brst
facilities to those preparing for College, business or
teaching.
Whole expense for Summer term pf 5 months $ll5 50.
.str NO EXTRA CHARGES. —ffifr
Next term begins May 6th. Fend for a circular.
Rey. ORR' LAWSON, Principal,
111ch.13.-.3m.* A ntistown, Pa.
rIIAVERN LICENSES.-
The following persons have filed in the office of
the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Huntingdon
county, their petitions for licenses to keep Inns or Tav
erns in said county and which will bo presented to the
Judge of said Court on the second Monday of April next,
for allowance :
John Kurtz, Aloxandria.
Martin Meant, Bernet.
James Gleason, " •
Wm. 11. Cornell,
• George W. Moore, Birmingham.
Charles K. Horton, Broad Top city.
Philip Pheasant, Camille.
John 11. Herbert, Coahnont.
Daniel J. Logan, Cookst•mn.
Jesse B. Marsh, Green Tree.
• J. D. Fen Si A. M. Aullz, Huntingdon.
Joseph Morrison,
Henry Mester, o •
George 'Thomas,
Christ. Suell. 4.1
•Valentine Brown,
George Long,
James Fleming,
Augustin: Letterman,
John S. Weston, Mapleton. • ,
Levi Dell,
Jacob (illhatigh, Marklesburg.
Thomas McOarvey, Mill Crock.
Wm. Brown,
S. Bryson Shaver, Mount Delon.
James C. Smiley,
David W. Jones, McAlavey's Fort.*
John Dean, McConnollstown.
Abraham Carothers, Orbisonia.
W.S. Thompson,
Lewis Ilefiright, Petersburg.
Abraham Grafting,
Jabot: Hallman, Saulsburg.
Wm. McGowan, Shade Gap.
Perry Barris, Shirleysburg.
It. F. Haelett, Spruce,Creek.
Alexander Seeds,
Samuel Steffey,Steireysvillo.
Jacob Staley, Jr., Warm Springs.
James Chamberlain, Warrlorstnark.
Henry Chamborlain, Waterstreet.
William Bell, Wilsontown.
SI3IPSON, Clerk
Huntingdon, March 20,1067
NEW • PLANING MILL,
KESSLER, FOSTER & CO.,
PLUM PSDB It°, Centre co, Pa.,
Aro now prep:kral to furnish all kinds of
FLOORING, WEATHER BOARDING, DOOR 5:
WINDOW' FRAMES, MINDS, BASIL,
1/00115, BRACKETS.
and all material require/4 for building purposes.
Haying connected with our mill
Dickley's Patent Dry Kiln,
By which we can
Dry Lumber in from two to four days,
by superheated steam, without rireenro,
Customers may teiereforo rely on getting
PE.R.PEOTLy SEASONED LUMBER
in their Doore, Window Frames, Sash, Shutters,
ke. jarit2.3.3ni
PHILIPSBURG, Centre co
OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADES,
GILT GOLD SHADES,
MUSLIN SHADES,
BAILEY'S FIXTURES,
TAPE, CORD AND TASSALS
OLT, ASS )13.01 ENT
AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE
TO THE LADIES.
The best assortment of •
S=iIZWS,
Just received this day front Now York and for sale at the
cheap mud. Store of kl AMU & 11110.
A splendid assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
FANCYTRIIVININGS ADM BUTTOII.S
Just received this day from New York and for sole cheap
at • [may?) WM. JIAIICIi & BRO.
Meta. COUNTRY DEALERS .can
bqj OLOTHINO fr au u o Ca Ifiintingdon at
WHOLESALE as cheap as thoy can in the
Rios, ea I have a wholesale store lu Plilladolphia.
H. ROMAN.
QBGARS.—Best quality of Sen-ars
1,314,7 at OUNNINGETAJI 4 CARMON't.t.
EDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR. WILLIAM BREWSTER,
HUINIMIII:C.SION, PA.
VIFor the benefit of those proposing to undertake
Electrical treatment for diseases WO give In the
following list a few of this more prominent and
most common complaints met with In our prae •
, tire, in all of which we aro most successful. Ix
NEARLY ALL CASES or Cnnoxic DiscAsit, ELECTRIC'.
ETY IS A SURE P.EMEDY, AND IN ALL CASES BENEFICIAL.
IP PROPEALY APPLIED. TI10(0, therefore, afflicted i
with complaints not here enumerated, need navel
nohesitation In applying,rinil whether only RELIEF,
or n PERMANENT CURE can ho effected, they will
i receive replies accordingly. All conmtunications
I free.
1 Eld'ePsy, Chorea, St. Vitus' Deuce, Paralysis,
Neuralgia, Hysteria, Noreen...a, palpita
tion of the Ileart,Lock•Jaw, etc.
2 Sore Throat, llyspepsia,Diarrhom, Dysentery,
Obstinate - Constipation, Hemorrhoid,. or
Bilious, Platulmt, and Paltrer's
and ell affections of the Liver and Spleen.
3 Catarrh, Cough, Influenza, Asthma, (where
not caused by.organic disease of the heart,)
Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Itheumatism of the
Chest, Consumption In the early stages.
4 Gravel, Madill. and Kipnoy Complaints.
5 Rheumatism, Clout, Lumbago, Stiff Neck,
Spinal Discaves, Hip Diseases, Cancers, Tu
mors; (those lest named always cured with
out pain, or Gutting. or iolattr.rn in any form)
In a word, cve propose to core all curable dis
eases.
We 'hove no connection whatever with any
rather Electrical office in this or any other county
All letters address to
WM. BREWSTER, M. D.,
;yid Huntingdon, Pa. •
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y) Oli 1i (.% MILLER have just receiv
it, ell at their new stunt another invoice of Lailica and
ilentienton'a
DRESS GOODS,
of the very latest styles, which they aro now offering to
the public at the most reasonable rates. Their stock
consTsrs of Silks, Fiend; "nn Aliterican Merinos, Paris
and Alpaca Plaids, Furs, Detnines, Jaconet Barred, Cans
Blenched and unbleachod Minibus, Clothe, Cams'
mores, Satinets, Jeans, Shawll, Flannels, Calicoes, Hoods,
tints and Cops, Boots and Shoes, Wood and Willow-ware,
Carpets and Oil Cloths, Family Groceries, Emil tL. largest
and last assortment of
QU E . NSTV A 1? _IL'
in "ye ancient borough
All those desirous of getting bargains will not foil to
atop to and seo us at our Now Storo south west comer o f
the Diamond, Fiedter'sOld stand,) Huntingdon, Pa
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WEST HUNTINGDON FOUNDRY,
JAMES SIMPSON,
Ix•oix M''‘zrtiat:Lcier,
11UNTINCIDON,
Manufacturer of all kinds of work in his line, among
which the
FARMER
Will find Threshing Machines, ['loxes, Sled soles,
Ste. The
BLACKSMITII
Will find Rotind Mandrils, hollow Anvils, block and rol
ler Tiro benders, Tiro irons, sled and sleigh soles; Wagon
boxes, dx. The
MILL-OWNER •
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Can have all kiwis of Machinery. Tho
PUILDER
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Can have door nail window sills and Lintels, sash weights
collar window grates, CU alms, porch stand a, armor for
rain spouts, chimney rape, pavement coatings, for coal
and wood cellars, heaters for warming private dwellings
and public., btalldiagi, ibqra and triunes for bake ovens,
iron railing for verandahs, porticoes, balconies, and fee
ens of all kinds.
Particular attention paid to fencing grave lots. Every
body can have thumbing machine, plow and Store repairs
and all kinds of iron and pratiS outings.
. .
dol2Ani JAMES SIMPSON.
L s„Jui l tica and Constables' Fee
Bills for sale at howls' Book Stop,
vhilatrelphia *ltertistotents.
SILVER'S WASH POWDER !
SATES TIME, LABOR; MONEY.
Makes Washing a Pastime a,
day a Festi
SOLD EVERYIVII
Address all orders to tha j
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by all Druggists
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ELECTRIC HAIR RENEWER,
- Is pronounced by all who hors used it tho wry best
pmparatlott fur the Hair. It is a positive cure for Bald
ness, eradieates Dandruff mid Humors, stops the hair
from falling out, and speedily restores Gray Locks to
their original hue and luxuriance.
It operates on the secretions and fills the glands with
now fife and coloring matter. Thin, dead. faded or gray
hair will always bo brought back by a low ru.plications,
to its youthful abundance, vitality and color.
It makes the hair soft, glossy, fragrant, pleasant to the
touch and easy to Quango. Dry, wiry and intractable
locks become moist, pliant and disposed to remain in any
desired position. As a flair Dressing it has no equal.—
The sales ore enormous anti it is a uuivsrsal favorite with
old and young of both suit,"
bold by Druggists throughout the 'United States. Ad
dress all orders to
ZEIGLER & SMITH,
mch2o•ly SOLE PROPRIETORS.
137 Nth. Third St, Philadelphia
FEMALE COLLEGE,
Pleasantly located on the Delaware river
Two and three.quarter hour's ride by railroad from
New York, end coo and a quarter from Philadelphia
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For Catalogues, containing torms, etc., address
MEM
AGENTS WANTED.
FOR TUE
"WOMEN OF THE WAR,"
Attracting thonaands by its thrilling record of the no
ble and pure-minded woman, who followed their husbands
and eons to the war.
Written in the glowing and soulatirring language of
Selling beyond our most sanguine expectation.
TIIIItTY-SECOND TIIOUSACID now in pens. Only 3
months since Its first issue. Hundreds of commenda
tions from the press end distinguished individuals aro
pouring in from all parts of the country. Agents are to
porting from ten to twenty-fire orders per day. and nay
they find many who aro ready to take the work as noon
an presented, which Is a new feature in the book business.
This work is its own recommendation, rthd tells freely to
the best classes of society. Faithful, energetic, palaver
ing men or woman will in the Agency find Incrativi, em
ployment.
IL an agency Is wanted, send for circular, giving full
particulars. O. L. P ARMELEE,
Carter 6th It Minor qt.,
fel,34t Philadelphia, Pa.
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SAVES TIME,
SAVES MONEY,
SAVES LABOR
SAVES CLOTHES,
SAVES WOMEN,
AND ALL GROCERS SELL IT.
It is used by cutting Into small shavingsand dissolving
in hot water, then soak the clothes five to ten minutes,
and a little hand rubbing will nuke them as clean as
hours of hard machine rubbing would do, with ordinary
soap, nod the most delicate fabric receive no injury. We
can refer to tlioniands of families who are using it, and
who could not ba persuaded to do without
DOBBINS'
SOAP,
Sold 11 all LEADING GROCERS
THMUGHOUT THE STATE.
107 SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
Philadelphia.
Ilidest Price Pahl for Prime Tallow.
4.2 - I'or tato at LEIVI.S7 Family Grocery
Oct. 15, '65-ant.2p
LUMBER SOLD ON COMMISSION
S. E. UENRY & CO.,
Are receiving all kintld of LUMBER, comprising all the
different grades of
BOARDS,
FRAnt: STUFF.
JOINT rap LAP SIIINGLFS,
PLASTURING LATII,
• 'PLANK, • •
WORKED FLOORING.
WRATIIER BOARDING,
FUNCING,
RAILING, &c., fin &
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Which will he sold nt prices at the with freight ad
den. ticY
CiALL at D. P. you want
co9noca7or9. • • °
FEZZI
MEME2
Heads !
No more Gray locks !
DR. LEON'S
BORDENTOWN, N. J
SUMMER SESSION COMMENCES MARCH 6th
Itev. JOHN IL BIUKELY, A. K., Prest.,
Bordentown, N.J.
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ELECTRIC
WHOLESALE OFFICE
1867._ z
J: M. WISE,
Manufacturer and Dealer 1
T_T 3FL.INT X UV mr 3EL MI
Respectfully invites the attention of. the Public to bin
stand on EMI et., liuntingdon, in the rear of George W
Swartz' Watch nod Jewelry store, where he manufactures
and keeps all kinds of Furniture at reduced prices. Per
sons wishing to purchase, will do well to give him a OW.
Repairing of all kinds attended to promptly and charges
reasonable.
fa.- Also, Undertaking carried on, and Coffinn made in
any style desired, at sliort notice.
no subscriber Lae a
NEW' AND ELEGANT ITE:ARSB,
and is prepai ed to attond Funerals at any place In town
or country. J. M. WISE.
Ilunttngdon, May 9, 1866-tf •
FM GEO. SHAEFFER
W‘..ilits,ittet:returneil from the emit with aCIAII
spLE,Npm
BOOTS, SE COBS, CIIIITZIBS, (Wu
Which ho Wren) to tbo Inspection of his cnetcapore ap4
the nubile generally. Ile will sell his stock at the most
• REASON,A.T3LE PRICES,
and those who piaci:lase glace will earelp call figniq
BOOTS ;6 SHOES MADE TO ORDER,
And REPAIRING done In the neatest and inest ex?adt
Lions manner. ' -
Call upon Mr. Schaeffer at his shop on UM strept,
few doors west of tho Diamond. my 2
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ROGERIES
JUSTRECEIVED;
RECEIVED
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Also,
Cnpued Peaches, Tomatoes, pp4s and Caro ;
.41f1 0
Spiced Lobster, Ootars, Obeli , chow, I'Vereeslershire
sauce, Pickll Mustard, florae Radish, Pepper sauce, Oat,
eup, Olive Oil, ac., &c , and
All kinds of Syrups,
such as strawberry, pineapple; blackberry, am
CALL aTsm-SEE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
All kinds of country produce taken In exchango for.
Goods at Lewis' Family Grocery. •
CHOICE CANDIES
Of all kinds, for sale wholesale and retail at Lewis lk
Co's Family Grocery..
SOAPS AND CAIi.DLES;
Washing anclTollot ,Soapc-rjho I?gst k#oB—for salo al
LEIVIS d CO'4" PAMIL7 qßopEnr.
FLOUR ! FLOUR
Tial peat Flour; by to barrel or eilialle . r quantity fir
ealo at Leiyis' Family firecery,
RAMS. 1-UUVIS.
Min and canvas align eared Ifome—the best In mar
ket—,whole pr pllced, for ante at.
Lewis' Family Grocery.
A LL KINDS OP TOBACCO
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Flsll. FISH.
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Foot 31.44ERE11. sail I!.F.INGI for sale
Lewis Family Groaery. • • -
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MOLASSES AND SYRUPS!
• •Leverin g 'n Beat and other syrups, Now Orleans, Portq
Rico atyl Egger Lynne Meleesee, for wale at Lewis Fainl4
Grocery.
.
EADY R ECKONER
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IL 4. cpaploto Pocket Rosily.; Reckoner, In dollars
militants, to wilich nil; added forms of Notes, Bills, Re
oeei4o, t.,gattor wills a set of useful tables
containing rate of interest from one dollar to twelve thous.
and, by the elogN ifer, with a table of wages, and boned
by the weal; and day. For sale at
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