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HUNTINGDON, PA
'Wednesday morning, June 19, 1867.
LOCAL & PERSONAL
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Aciditor'et Notice--12. M. Speer.
Now Store nt coffee Run--Josopb Mardi & Dro
Grand Febtival on Wednesday evening next.
Henderson Town Flay Bounty Fund.
DIDZIM=!
—A new paper mill is being built
near MelTeytown,Alifllin county.
. .
.L—A M. E. camp meeting will be
bold in the Shirleysburg circuit, to
commence the 20th of September.
A 111. E. Camp Meeting will be held
within the bounds of McVeytown Cir
cuit, commencing August 16th next.
—A fresh cow and calf, belonging to
Mr. Thomas MeCaban, were killed on
tthe Broad Top R. B. one day last week.
—Over ono hundred petitions for li
,quor licenses were granted by Um
.oainhela court. That county badly
needs amoral power for temperance.
—Master Joe Irvin, son of 1)r.
.of Hollidaysburg, narrowly es
,caped-drowning in the river, on Thura
•day. 410 was crossing a bridge and
:fell in.
—The borough improvements still
.continue. The ruts and holes in the
streets are being filled up. Why can't
the same be done to the roads near
4.o.cyn. They need fixing up greatly.
—Messrs. G. W. Householder and J.
IL of Bedford county', have
purebasod forty acres of land in Kan
was city, Missouri, for the purpose of
erecting an extensive paper mill.
__We learn that one shad was cap
tured one day last week, in the mouth
of the liarqown Branch, below town.
We want to see and try one, when
they get a little more plenty, if they
ever do.
—We have noticed not a few intom
icated persons trying to walk our
Streets. &Hilog the past weak. We
would like to know what 11141 new li
.quor I:tw has got to do with such per-.
hens, it they are not to be arrested.
—We notice that. many of ofir edi
torial friends at a distance are getting
"muddy treated . " with ice cream and
other refreshments. Our ice cream
-dealers don't as yet quite understand
the value of the "putting" business.
—‘l vagrant named Prances Gray,
confined if, the Hollidaysburg jail,
threw a lump of ceal at jailor Baker,
which struck him just below the eye,
almost ruining an optic. title was ta•
Len to Pittsburg shortly after.
—Tho editor of the Cleveland lirr
old hi offering five dollars in cash for
1t 4 58 cents.
_We are willing to pur
chase on similar terms. Those hav
ing cents to dispose of on these terms
may ripply
—The "unfottunates" will ha pleas
ed to learn that A A. Reny, manager
and proprietor of Kelly's Great North
American Gift Concert scheme, was
arrested in New York on tho Llth
inst., charged with swindling.
—Samuel Goodman, a brakeman,
while engaged in coupling cars at Bir
mingham on Monday last, had his
thumb mashed so badly as to require
amputation. which operation was suc
cessfully performed by Dr. D. Miller.
—The Times is a little too compli
mentary, wo think, in calling thoso
customers burglars, who patronize two
merchants at Dublin Mills. It must
be excused, though, as it is a novel
way of advertising, by a truly novel
sheet. .
—We learn that a fire occurred in
Bcnovo, Clinton county, on Sunday
morning, the oth, about 3 o'clock, in
\valet' three dwellings to the rear of
the residence of our former townsman
Mr. 'John B. Givin, were totally de•
stroyed. llis house narrowly escaped.
—Mr. George Glazier has been ap
pointed Street Commissioner by the
Borough Council. Mr. G. has a good
field or operations on %chidh to expend
his abilities, and we can rely on him to
discharge his duties promptly and eco
nomically.
—Dr. DeWitt Ziegler was in to NII
last week, and informed us that he is
doing well in the tooth pulling busi
ness at Ebensburg. lie is a sober and
industrious young man, with not a lit•
tle experience in the profession, and
we hope to see him succeed.
—The Secretary of the Treasury has
authorized the Director of the Mint,
with ... a - view of reducing the quantity
of'eents in circulation, and obtaining a
supply of nickel in convenient form, to
purchase the nickel cents, paying the
nominal value in three and five cent
pieces, which commenced June 10th.
—A glom) fight between an over
grown darkey and a in isehi..vons whito
boy, took place in the alley running
-through the Diamond near our office,
on Tuesday evening last. Neither got
hurl for their trouble, but it wouldn't
:lave hurt either to have spent the
night in jail for disturbing the peace,
and endangeringt he lives-of passer-o,y.
Almoniang may -expect. a
good turn-out from Huntingdon, to
witness the dedication of the Soldiers'
Monument, on the Fourth. We have
no doubt many of those who arc going
would gay five 'dollars is too much to
c•mtribute to a Soldiers' Monument in
Huntingdon, and yet they are very
to pay that sum and more to
'see them through" at Altoona. How
is it ?
El=
To do liouse-worli will hear of 0
place by inquiring at If. Gteenherg's
Clothing Stoc A . It
c€9,Our townstuau S. G. Whitt:arm
!Tid family started for li - anFas to day.
Good Templars' Convent lon
The Good Temp Mrs Convention, for
this district, which met at Martins
burg, Blair county, on the 21st and
22d of May last . , adopted the fo!lowing
resolutions:
Whereas, The Order of' Good Tem
plats is organized for the special per.
pose of advancing the interests of Tem
perance in all legitimate ways, ;mil the
success of our cause requires tbe sup
pression of tho liquor trot& by legal
enactments, Therefore, Be it
Resolved, That we aro contending
with the greatest evil that now exists
in our country, an evil that has fur its
support the long established customs
of society, the selfishness and cupidity
of large class of our citizens, and the
insatiable appetitesof the unhappy vic
tims of Intemperance.
Pe.s . o/crd, That we deem it of the ut
most importance that special efforts be
in ido by all our Lodges to bring the
subject of Total Abstinence to the at
tention of Sabbath School Superinten
dents and Teaeliers, and request them
to co-operate with us in securing the
pledges of the children under their
charge to it life of total Abstinence.
• Resolved, That as Good Templars
and worthy citizens, as well as mem
bers of the several Lodges here repre
sented, we pledge ourselves to labor
for the suppression of Intemperance,
manfully, wisely, and energetically, in
any sphere iu which God in his provi
dence may appoint us to work - .
Resolved That, this Convention re•
commend to all the Lodges in this dis
trict, total abstinence from all medi
cine commonly called "bitters," as the
least hurtful, by chemical analysis,
contains nine per cent. of Alcohol.
Resolved, That as Good Tomplars we
will never cease our efforts to bring
about such legislation as will sweep
the monster iniquity from the, land,
Resolved, That "Prohibition" shall
be the motto of our banner.
Will Ilene Pay Their Peed
Barbara _Metzler, of Allonvillo,
Mifflin County-, commenced with twon-
Ly hens, ;Hatch Ist, 1866, and oxpori.
tnented ono your, to March Ist, 1867.
The account, stands as follows, with
twenty hens on hand:
To 2t bus. oats, ay. price, 4711 ets. 26 593
I==filel
Vo 1 bus. screenings
Tu 2 bus. corn, chopped in ear
ENIIIM!ZIM=2=BIia
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By tilettickeus sold
IV 15 chiekeus conautned
The above Nvo take from the Lewis
town Gazate, and it certainly shows
that heniweries are profitable. We have
had considerable experience in the
business ourself, and although we have
not kept account, we know it has been
profitable, to say nothing of the pleas
ure of keeping them. Many of our cit
izens think likewise, and this spring
has witnessed a large increase in the
nninbor of breeds, of the very best as
well as inferior. Persons who raise
chickens should give them proper at
tention, and they will pay.
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A Festival is tai bo given at the Cas
tilian Garden, to-morrow, Wednesday
evening, fin• the purpose of raising suf
ficient funds to meet the expenses of
the Methodist Church of this pima), in
the refitting and furnishing of the par
sonage, 4:e. Strawberries, leo Cream,
Cakes, Confectionery, and other deli - -
cacies will be there in rich profusion,
and no one should fail to partake of
the treat. A piece of Firework, called
the Tree of Liberty, has been purchas
ed at no little expense especially fir
the occasion, and no one should be
grudge the price of admission, 15 cents,
to see that, and feast his or her eyes on
the tables, and participate in the en
joyment. The Band will be in atten
dance. The Garden will be open from
two o'clock in the afternoon until six,
during which time no admission fee
will charged.
Vire In DnaHoy
A fire occurred in Dudley, this coun
ty, on Friday morning last, about one
o'clock. It originated in tho tin shop of
Mr. Fiaffloy; and communicated to Mi
chael McCabe's houso, formerly used as
a hotel, Ma tthew Dinin.'s grocery store,
and two other buildings, all of which
were burned to the ground, the town
having no engine to extinguish the
dames. Tito fire is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary. The
loss is estimated at several thousand
dollars. McCabe and Dunn wore in
sured In the companies represented by
I:. Miller C Co., Insurance Agents
of this place.
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Wo were agreeably surprised ono
day last week, on receiving several
boxes of strawberries front our friend
and former citizen, J. Simpson Africa,
which were all tho way from Pruitland,
Now Jersey. We ate them, (and who
wouldn't.) and they were just as good
a s they looked, and we were led to
envy the luscious surronndings of onr
friend in his new location. lie inform
ed us that Ike will get One hundred
bushels of a crop this year, and we
have no doubt the quantity will in
crease with yea re. Our ilietani iricud
will please accept our thanks for the
delicious treat, and our best wishesfor
further tilleCeSi in the fruit business.
New Clothing Store
Cunningham & Cannon, the enter
prit,ingmerchants on Railroad street,
hays:, opened out t tow one price Cloth
ing Store, in tho mom formerly occu
pied by Wharton k Maguire. Persons
ill town, and our citizens generally, are
invited to give them a share or pat
ronage iu their now line, as their long
experience enables them to buy cheap
and I hereftwe to sell cheap. Go and
try their fits.
[commuN reATED. ]
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On Thursday and - Friday evenings,
1 the 30th and 31st ult., the citizens of
Alexandria and vicinity had a grand
treat in the shape of a concert, given
by the children of the Presbyterian
Sunday School, and others, under the
leadership of Professor B. 11. Everett.
The Professor is certainly :in adept.
in training children to sing. In the
short space of a few weeks ho taught
our children about twenty-five new
tunes, which they sung most charm
ingly on both evenings above named.
On the last evoniug 'especially a very
large, intelligent, and appreciative au
dience filled the Presbyterian church;
and, so far as we can learn, all were
perfectly delighted with the perform
ances. Prof. E. also taught a class of
our young people in the science of vo
cal music to the entire satisfaction of
his patrons.
Here permit us to say, one of the
great evils of the present Wry is the
neglect to cultivate talent for vocal
music. Our young people tire allowed
for the most part to grow up in ignor
ance of tlnl science of music. As a re
sult the singing in worship of God's
house is handed over to a Committee
(Choir) on the gallery. if the people
join in at all, we usually have a jumble
of discordant sounds that detracts
from, rather than adds to the pleasure
and profit of this important part of
worship. Now, as we cannot pray by
proxy, so we cannot sing by proxy.—
What we moan is, that another cannot
worship God for us. If, therefore,
suitable persons were employed t 9
train our children and young folks in
vocal music, we would soon have a
different state of things—have congre
gational singing, such as it would be
both a pleasure and a profit to listen
to, and engage in. But even as an ev
eryday accomplishment, there is none
of greater account than ability to sing
correctly and r well. Who is there
with senses so obtuse as not to he
charmed with good singing? But we
must stop for rho present, adding only
that we will 1101(1 Professor Everett in
grateful remembrance fur the intoregt
ho has awakened among us on the sub
ject of music, and for his services in
teaching our young people vocal mu
sic; as also for the rich treat afforded
us at the Concert above alluded to.—
May success attend him wherever ho
goes.
A FRIEND or
MEM
MEM
[COMMUNICATED.]
HOPEWELL, BEDFORD CO., PA ,
Juno Scl, 1567.
;38 OG,
Me. , 3s.rs. Editors:—lt affords me much
pleasure to say to you in relation to
your inquiry in regard to the success
of our experiment in making coke met. '
al at this place, that it 11; - H been a per
fect success, as far as demonstrating
beyond the shadow of a doubt, that we
have all the requisite material here for
the successful manufacturing of pig
metal with coke. The Only difficulty
we encountered was the want of milli ,
clout blast—as it takes a much strong
er blast to smelt, iron with coke than
charcoal. It appears Lo have been a
mooted question up to this limo as to
whether the coat in the 13read Top
coal region would make a coke suita
ble for the manufacture of pig metal.
But now, 1 am happy to say, all doubts
of that: kind nay be S:ifely laid aside,
and the position assumed, that we have
it valley here, that in mineral wealth
and natural advantages fin the man—
ufaeturing of iron, is second to no other
locality in our tate, a fact that the
capitalists Of this great manufacturing
State will not long remain ignorant of.
The great mistake that was made in
the early development of this region,
was the fact. everything else but coal
lands were lost sight of, instead of the
pirmeers of this valley securing a pro
portionato anlonht of iron ore lands
with their coal lands, which would
Lave rendered them indepandont, in
the event of a stagnation in the coal
trade, having the facilities at home for
the consumption of their raw material,
which would enable them to ship the
manufactured article to market and
still be able to realize a handsome
profit. I venture the prediction that
within five years you will be surprised
at the progress that will have been
made in this valley. Alt that, in my
opinion, appoars to be necessary is the
capital and enterprise to convert this
entire valley into a busy scene of in•
dustry and prosperity.
'ery truly yours,
JOHN F. Lowar.
ME
30 S 9
3 GO
$B7 006
Attempted Blued r
An unknown man, badly bruised
about the head, was found by the
watchman near Black Log Station, on
the'Ponnsylvania Railroad, on 'hues
day evening last. lie had cvhlently
been loft for dead, and concealed in the
woods by those who attacked him;
but ho revived sufficiently to crawl
out, where he was discovered. Ho is
unable to speak, hence can give no in
formation as to the perpetrators of the
decd. Ile was seen in c!ompally with
two other men near that place in the
morning. He was brought to the Pat
terson House, and is receiving proper
attention. his recovery is extremely
doubtful.—Juniata Donocrat.
Good Pc my! arc
The following is n list of the flrand
officers elected to serve for the ensuing
year in the Grand Lodge of the 1. 0.
G. T.:G. W. C. T., Rev. J. S. MeMurray;
G. W. C., Rev Daniel Hartman; 6.1 V.
V. T., Miss lane C. icing; G. W. S.,
Miss L. Ellen Wright; G. W. T.,• Mrs.
1 - arietta B. Burt; G. W. Chaplain,
Rev..T.E. McCaw; G. W. M., Rev. I'.
Meredith; G. W. D. M., Miss Hannah
J. Bailey; G. IV. I. G., Miss Sidney B.
Stebbens; G. W. O. U., A. A. Stevens.
--Everything in the produce lino is
looking fresh and green, in this neigh
borhood, since the recent rains. In
passing 60100 fields of grain, a short
dißiance from town, we noticed that
they present a tine appearance, and
premise an abundant harvest. Tho
farmers are now engaged in hoeing
their corn and potatoes, after -;vhich
they will gather in their hay, which,
j u dging from appearances, ought to he
as low, comparatively, as flora• is likely
to be.
C.--,:;—.l..nother lot of choice table pota
toub, tingav Cured Hams and Dried
Beet jii L received at Family
Grouery.
The Secret Service
Myron H. C. Weaver is canvassing
Huntingdon borough, Walker- and
Union townships, for the purpose of
selling Con. L. C. Baker's History of
the Secret Service. This book should
be in the hands of everybody, and our
citizens may expect our young friend
to give them a call at an early day.
Don't 1 . 4111. to Soo Wixom
Win. March &Bro. have received a
new and large lot of goods, bought at,
Lho late decline, which they will con
tinuo to sell at reasonable figures.
Now tho lime to buy what you want,
and don't fail to give this firm a trial.
Ladies, it is to your interest to buy at
March & Bro's.
DIUEN Ii -ISS, BLINDNESS and CA
TARRH- treated with the utlle:l9t inn:cues, by J.
lad ACS, 111. 11., Oeoldit and Midst, (formerly of Leyden,
N0.'511) Pine street, Phil.delphia. 'Dartlnlol:l
nla from the must reliable POIIITO3 11l tho city attl C un
ry can be teen at thou!: y are in•
Oiled to acconwany their patients, as be II:ts no secrets
in his], indict. A rtiticial ryes inserted c,ithinit pain.—
So ellar L te fur examination.
MARRIED,
On the 13th inat., by Rev, G. W.
Zaliniser, Mr. G. H. BRICK ER, to Miss
MAricifr, :1191ININGSTAR, bOtil of Hun
tingdon.
At Orbisonia, Huntingdon county,
on the
,6th of Juno, by Rev. Dr. Spear,
of Altoona, Mr. 11. CLAY, MAnsuALL, of
Carlisle, Pa., to Miss ELIZABETH Ga.m,
of Orbisonia,.
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MARKETS.
rthunrcrnrA, Juno 15, ]fi6i
Supin tlhe Flour at 9,00, extra at 59P,10, 5, fumy
extra faintly NOP:, atilt! Pennsylvania family Ws,
allti fancy brands $44,00817,00 according to quality.
llyo flour
Prime Witeßt ie ticarce. hare. Choico meat ' snp,2,ro
, 11ito . j - 2.0J0,3,01). ltyo at $1,60011,65. Corn 1,14 to 1,13
Oats at 53:. Parley malt at $1,t0.).
noeoldiag to qoality; Timothy at
zt::3.2t,fie.q,cl; FlaxPotal V 1.0060,05
PITI : St:11.14 .111.15 —Flour.—Thero is a fair elomand.
11 . 0 toot.: s.tit , t it spray.; ti heat Flour at i..1.1.:25Q - ! . .1.1,75,
I, int., Pima. at :310011: fancy atiS:7.obolls.
Wheat. wintur.52.25(.2 . 2,::0 mut No. 1 sluing f2,1)(V,2.03,
COl'll from list bands at 51,10. Rye, 1,1,50 per bush-i. Oats
1.8 , 679 c: llu7uyV,Uaa:al,lo. Sltonhleri 11 , e; sides 1.2.. r .4a.;
lanai 1'.!(.0.1a, Lart11 . 2!..;... Polatoed,
Clover.ted, 611.50. 1.1.kx5.,...1 53, Timothy
Ci 15501 Juno - 15.—Flour flow april, rutrm $12,50g1.1,
Winter. $13,:aq..16,tat. *Ling IShrut 11 at $2,0q1)2,03.
Corn SOcti. Oat.., 374.h+.
MEER
Yritr, June 13.—(01d dosed al ;t1,373;;;.
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEERLY RY lIENRY .1.7 CO
Superfine Flour ? LI ...,310,t10!Flaxsoed u' GO
Extra Flour • 12,50, (lops 'EI lb 40 Q - _1 60
Family Flour 13,00 Hain, iiinolitia 14
Applo Bolter V.. ga110n...1;23 Hay 11 ton 16.00
liarley 1,60 1.3111 L11.,;l
Rutter 13 Largo Onions it boo 1 UU
Bad:wheat 00 Vix..3l Chop
End:whoa!, }leafy. rwt..3.50 Oats n - 0
Bran 31 mt. 1 isj Potatoes V, boo .:1,25
Broom.. V do./ '1,11i: 1,0 Piatqur per too 10,00
it.,..,,x 33 ti, 110 1103031 lb 5
P. , 10, lo b.+ "00 113'' 140
(71.,,,,,,,,,,,i -,-, ii 4 11,......7,00 Rye Chop 31 0,01... ' I 5'3
unkl.ins "5 130 Straw 31 bundle. 15
Country Soap 10 Shorts - ,1 cwt 1.73
Cone•
' 01;15ilhonlittr 10
Corti Moot owt
Prik,l Appl, 'oho ......
Drool l'itot , t t quart...J . 2 Timothy
Dried L.,0r10.s illU..lu to 20 Torltej,
Wheat Ik 1....
IVbile
.9b I Wool 13 lb
11.
P.-it It
; VD 11.[N IST ItATIZIX' NOIIC
Est:, to Iv,tEsou, &ed.;
of ndmiuiaradntt w i wa the v,t:ite. or .lamas
tub or Jacli.ion town:ll4i. having beau
gawk it to ilia wadi, Aguall. all pen,. to the
c;t:dc mill atitlie payitaiiit, and thaw: chains will
pre oat them fur iictticuieut.
MARTHA WATSON,
khoinistratrix
11):ty 1967.-Gt
S. ENILUKEN 1111Ving
at Coffso ]tun to JOSEPH
M 010'11 S, 1:10)., 1 eqtrais those bovine on,ttltt
cottoli x% it II hits to .11.01 tiettlo itirintutotiotoly. 1-3 t.
'Th.T ,TO - , 4".)3 - 3
L A r I , ' 11 '1 i r t^h
11 V./d
J. M. WISE,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
]l epectfully invitee tho
attention of tho Public to Lie
Ftaal on l ill et, Iluntingdon, iu tho rear of George W
Swartz: Watch alai Jewelry fit Ore, whero Iw nomoractures
met tol. all la u de of tool tun, at reduced price, wrr
son+lll,long purchase, will do well to give hi m a call.
10T:tiring of all Minh, attended to promptly and charges
rem:mold,
&7t` Also. I.lmlortalting carried on, and Cot7Ws made Ju
any style do4rod, at short notice.
Thu sabeeriber has
I V A i'l7D ELEC AST IT
pr to attend Funtirald at any place in town
or c.a.! ivy. J. M.
Ilinningtlon, May 9, 1896-tt
SPECIAL NOTICE.
T o Tin?, LADIES..—Do you reallyintend to cease wearing the beaulithl styles now
prevalent, or dress less elegantly, beCanse the rebel
Dark, was captured is Fashionable Female attire?
foci moment's calm reflection will surely sorer to change
your rash foudvel The angels had toil much good sense
to lay aside their pure chaste robes of white, because
they noa a thou ~,:rvea to hid,: the deformities .f that.
Prince of rebels. the Uovll, Can you err in following the
exampleof Angels? Then having made up your minds
that you will .111111110 to dress tastefully regardless of
rubel acts, do not forget to cull at the sho" of the subscri-
In,lollo th, happy a! all times to furnish yote. with
s och artich, of trios as you may desire. Urge your fatb,
era, husbands, brothers, neighbors and children to visit
the moue stole, They rnu here ho suited in good nrticles
of Boots, Shoos, Clothing Material, Hato, Caps, Queeni
ware and a general assortment of CI roceries, on 3fl
sonable terms as nt any Douse in tow.. Store on South
ea-, corner of the Diamond. Ilantingdon,
may Zll. Irby, FRANCIS :le WALLACII.
WINDOIV CURTAIN PAPERS,
A L A,R, G ,E . .S TO O,X
A NI)
SPLENDID ASSOBTAIENT
Whitlow Curtain Palters,
JUST RECEIVED
LEWIS' BOOK SCORN;
U. S.
RE VENITE STA AI N
FOR SALE
AT 117 S' 13 00 IC STORE..
SIUNTINGDO.N, P.IO2sTA. .
OIL uLoTu WINDOW SHADES,
GILT GOLD SDADES,
U STAIN!' SI3ApE S,
ILL IL E Ull
T.l PE, CORD AND 21SSALa
uLt, )1{ I'm Sr
AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE
CIA INN P EA 1.111 ES ant, Tonin toe s
rido,,,T.l3l,cat , or. h.pper
for bah. At Lc IV is Puma ty U racer)'.
COUNT RV DEAI.EIIS eau,
uff bay (71../TIIINIi Mt' la I innting.ion
IyiIOI,ESAI4 - ; a+ cheap /1.1 they in 11. c
itia+, ni• I La,. a wisol.,ale Moro in 1 . 11.i.n1ata 1 . , ... 1, A
N.
Toyr KS
'mu: 800,
I , lr sato at
Mi LEII - /K BOOK ANO STA TIOXENTo
DI ANN: BOOKS,
Or V ,R 1011,9 sizEi, for 9310 a!
LEWIS' BO OK A :.VD STA T/ONKR STO
To:v3, Coir,;.!e, Stig:irs and
f.l le di. ti EMMY GrOR.Y.
LEATHER. STORE.
Ty HE undorsigned would respectfully
:1111101111.1 that, in connection with Iheir TANsccr,
they barn jug. opened a splendid tvsortinent of
FINE LEATHER,
Coniii4ting in part of
. 111:En II CALF SKIN,
K P,
MO ROCCO,
LININGS,
BINDINGS,
- SOLE, •
UPPER,
HARNESS,
SKIRTING, &C.,
Together with a general assortment of
MI 21 1 ki C Z! =,
Thr trade invited to coil tot VX:1111illt.
idoro oil 111 likstreet,Wo doord west of the PreAyte
Han church. '
hight,t price paid for lIIDEB and BARE.
Q. SON.
Ifistitiimilith, 'tiny I, ISti7
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
WM. AFRICA.
0,, T e 1 , 1 ,, r . ,1 , 1 , 1 , 9 1, t i 1 :3 10 ,zi 1 „ .) ; i , e n tat lo
ti, i ,, lies jl6:t
Huntingdon,
A Fine AsSortinent of all kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
All of which Its will sell at litir pekes. Quick sales end
:o.llprqfits. Call and examino my stock.
Moan teetneing [lntl Repairing done to order as usual.
I /Huntingdon, May 1, 1567.
fret• .GEQ. SHAEFFER •
It. '"lliu , jlst returned from the east with 11..` 41152
SPLENDID STOCK
OF
no 0 TS, SITOES, GAITERS, tf:C.,
Inia, to the inspection of his enstomers and
11. public genowilly. Ile mill hell lax stuck at dui most
REASONABLE PRICES,
and those who pnrchirte once will surely call again.
BOOTS & SIIOES MADE TO ORDER,
nil REPATICINa dome in Um neatest and load expedi
tions maner.'
Call Upon Mr. Felt:l4,llK al his shop on Mill Rhatitt 4
few doors went of tin nialnolid.
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1867
BUY THE GENUINE PRIZE MACHINE.
B UCKE
Mower and Reaper,
With Double-jointed Folding Bar.
BURCIIINELL,
General Agent for linntingdon Co.
11 .. logany April
LOGAN ACADEMY,
BELL'S MILLS, BLAIR COUNTY, PA.
e i,;. ll: l 4 . .r r l i l ; : g tit i!,, lt r itl%l l l l ll:k g ll;t:it , a , br u o r t
latching - .
Whole•exponatt for Summer term of 5 months $ll5 5).
.03- NO ExTilA CHARGES. -P-'ff
bo g ies May Gilt. Fend fora circular. -
Rev. ORR LAweus, Principal,
.'kulistu‘ru, Pa.
C, 11.
'
To Cry 150
•
80MB - tiling NOW t 233
•
GLAZIER .8 BROS •
LI - AyE just opened up on the corner
of WASHINGTON and SMITH strm to, a new and
CIDIPLETLI A:QUI:VIEW OF
DRY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
• GROCERIES,
OUE ENS WARE, .
HATS,
SHOES, • .
ETC ETC.
citimm of Mullin:4,ton nut vicinity are hereby
tmukrml a ntninling invitation to call and examine our
sto.M. unc aim will bo, that complete Natiebiction,
both ns regards goo dm mod price,,, be given to ev.my pm ,
chow, GLAZIER ,t; BRO.
31arch '7,1867.
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.
T, BURCHINELL & 00'S
NEW PLANING MILL,
lI.UNTINGDON, PA.
11 .\1 7 , 1 , N G.(3 r
now t. e t Ti t a n l , 'it . ..s h i o G il l: . ts d s
e i I L L
I `.
B U.ILDING \IATEIiIALS
• .
Of DRY LUMBER, at moderate prices,
'III )'E AND YELLOW PINE FLOURINIL
. ! IRIO/li. AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Do)nos AND SNAII.
ALL KINDS OF BLINDS AND SHUTTERS,
lIRAo2KETS .5 ND ScRIILI,S, omwooti I' order,
\1'.1)11 )11/17 LLD Nli% of 1,, , r5
TURNINO, NEWEL ('OATS, lIA LUSTERS, Al,
Doing situated oil Ihr lino on ill.. Prootto•ylrailiot Itailroaa
atia Canal. it in couseniont for shipioilig to oho' p:uol.d Ito
Tho ronlor lir:left:al and
,ill furnish Detail
Draw i 11.2.8 for all killoloot of
ALA-Olrolon for work solioihod and promptly lined.
Hoottingolon, Mardi ro-1100
LUMBER SOLD - ON COMITSSIO . N.
S. E. II 1 , ',2N ItY A: CO.,
Are all room, kin g all li,,
• Wilt-relit grade" 01
110.11 IDS.
. Flt A 5110 STUFF,
JOIN"' AND LA P :MUSD LES,
PLASTER INE hATII,
PLANK,
WORKED Flak NO,
WEATHER DIA ii LINO,
FENCINIL
RA hr., Ar., .0,.
Which m iII ho 44 at prio, at iho mill, with freight lua
trod. not
1,1.1 PA I?,
IVINPOW .1\I)
Greatc,! 1,44, y lo
bt,c,/ht M tLa r: t.
10:CE;1"1:1, AND FOR
IA I' I,KIVIS• nom: F.Toun.
) 1!1,1I)1'.1:E(.;K()NE It
A eartiploto Vockut Ready Reelinner. In dollars
mai reists,lo Hldclt aro adttod form: of Noi.s, Itilln. Ite•
cents'. Rol (c., together with A sel of nal•fut tallies
contniniag its int , r,6l frno“-Itto dollar to twelre than,
;ma. by th•• sinr.to day, with It table , 04 1 boo',
l•y the o oel, and day. For sale at
YOU 11 ANT tho BEST .SIR UP,
go to CiISN INU II A M k CAIIIION'6.
NV. 1 , 1. , 1 ; 01Y . and L PM F A , R ix WN E
lr r
, I .J _l1 - 1E BEST QITALITV OP FRESH
MACK ERE!, at CVS.AIA7.I"6I/A,lf C.I N.l/0 A 'S.
RpET NG OF ALL KINDF
k. r . CCS:VINCI! PARMON,s,
NEW
COMBIEM
=
Can',t Be Beaten !
Good Stock & Low Prices
JOHN 11. WESTBROOK
infurinii the ei
L ifv.r._ , ll:: „ l: t
b d
fff
a n u liif
vicinity that bas just •,t r
solenoid stock of
GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
Hosiery, Shoe .Findings, (:hrrpet Sacks,
Trunks, &e.,
all of which heir prepared to evil at greatly reduced priaos.
Don't forget the uld stand in tin Diamond. 01,101101°-
11,mi and the public general) , aro invited to call.
Ilnittingdon, way 1, 18137
DOWN!
DOWN!! .
DOWN!!!
The prices ot the cat e quality of Goods nro
' •
FIRST NATIONAL STORE,
Than any other nowt° in town
Tu Give US a call nod be convinced
Ilu4baml3, come tu] bring your wire,,
For they're the comfort of your lbrei.,
And let your judges b, your eyes—
AT CHEAP STORK.
The only Place to GCt.Gootl
CALICOES for Ten Cents a Yard.
50 Packages Fresh MACKEREL : Just received.
ROHM & MILLER.
Ann t ingdon, npri.
FLOUR FEED, &C.
AATE have taken Juniata (formerly
v NEWS.) MILL, near Petersburg, and are prepar
ed to furnish
FLOUR, FEED AND GROUND PLASTER
on nn reasonable terms as it can be done fur the times.
BUTI,FR,
Address, Shavers Creek P. 0., Pa.
ntyls-2n' JNO. SWELL S. SON.
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINES
Are II ow in floe and their yearly sales double all others
combined.
rise and ft'l of numberless machines, heralded as
"superior to all otlurs," has convinced the public that it
is safer to buy a good article of established reputation and
f rom re E poudble parties, than to risk their money In
doubtful experiment,
These Machines 11000 31011.111 M PllO V 1131ENTS, !JAKE
I,EnS NO - 13111, are MUCH MORB SPEEDY and SIMPLE
in operation theist any Machine to the market. Au exam ,
nat ion solicited Wore making a purchase elsewhere,
Apply to DIANAIt L. BAKER,
Seemed story of Lelster's new
my!l.lltn, nun tingdon, Va.
Brass Musical Instruments
FOR SALE.
1 Silver E flat Cornet, 2 Bra. 11 flat Cornets, 2 B flat
A1t0, , , :3 11 llat Tottor3, 1 Baritone, 2 B Oct Basses, 1 Bass
Drum.
The above outfit for i n land will be sold at very low
and Ilium desiring to 1,141011. e should avail them
,elves of this opportunity.
Apply to 11. W. THOMAS,
Iluntingdottebtaliblf Ten.eh, ff Carnet Bands:
REII.IOV,A,L.
ROBLEY & MARSH,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
in form their old friends nod tbo Public
generally that they have removed to tbe room adjoining
the Post UM, street. where they have received a,
new stimicof the must fashion:Ode and 'serviceable
DRESS GOODS, - .
Which they are prepared to make up to order In the
most fashionable and substantial order.
Call and examine their assortment of goods for
COATS; 'VESTS AND PANTS,
Itufore' purchnsiug elsrmlono. They are determined to
pleam everybody.
11. liQtJLbY,
aplo,/i3b7
XI "SZ . CYILT 1057.A..1%1 - 90
GOOD PIIOTOGRIPII LIKENESS;
CALL AT
DONNELL, & KLINE'S
PIIOTOGRAPII GALLERY
On Hill Street; two doors west of
Lewis' Book Store.
CALt. AND SEE SPECIMENS.
Ihmtinoun; 00, 4,
TO (THE LADIES.
. .
'rho befit Wisortineut of
— l=' PIC SKIRTS,
.I“,t this day front Now York nod for solo at tho
cheap c0:314 . store of . MARGII A BRO.
A spleodid:ossortoloot of
LA DIES' DRESS GOODS,
FANCYTRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS
rocoireil this day from Now York nod fitr s. I clomp
thtt , Y 7 l 10/. MAUCH k VICO.
ALEXANDRIA BREWERY,
THOMAS N. COLDER
The andorsigna,l having now entere.l Into tho
i
al
„.,,, ....,,.,„i: Ilrelrery, the public :13:0 ji.rlllell
i q/ . ., tll,lt he gill ho prepared at all tauea to 1111
' -
orders CM t tad eilillift,t ilolie,
TilOSr N. COLVEII.
Alexatalrla, 0at..13.1:41 , dd f.
SIII 1 11 1 1
1 4 .1 t) ALC , LES
•
A.. fine and large assortment, always on
hand
A 'l' .1, 11' 18' ROOK 8 7'o le 1.11
)00KS AND STATIONERY.- •
Jo A good 0.o:oil/Nittt of soistildlitheou4 and Scioto
141.11,-I,OOlsCUp, 011111110111,11 and Nolo Paper--
VI:do and ritony litho mind Black lithe—
!think hoolin of tottoerotp nixes—bens, Pochitt and
p,,d ; in s o.k, tool very other tattelo minimally fount] in
a hoot. i;tol Slat itolory I.itttro, con Ito had at fair rrietts at
LEWIS . BOON,
I,lllGlil VrAIIIE 'Y. of articles too
me,,,,,,,m10 mention, for hale at bIiWIS
Family Groccry. Callao are.
U J
li 8 P
1 . :a cENN[NuitAAt cAumoN's.
I li() D (AIM. .A.ND SALINA
jr: 2 A LT at CCAXLIVH.II/ If ( . 1
1 IA PER ! !!
Not , Comtetorci:ll, and
1;00,1:1,0,1 t11(11t I.y I Ire I . Carlf, half I cam, Itsire or
at
LEV; Li' goori rATIoN r 10" S'AOltl.
...„ _
cliocai: CANDIES
Av 11,1,41.• and retail nt Le
Co*. Ftvuily iii^nap.
11) EST EACH El) 1t USL I. _IN
0.1/I".liOA'S.
QOU It PI (17 KiIES ready for tile table
Alb s oloz., or 11 dor. t'or ;‘,
Leclo . Bnmilp GrOCOry.
Cattaffil I►rilit
Al w 33 , ou 1, m.l nt Is' f ;tinily Grocery
1 S I-f.
t Th.,C7( }MEL Pad 111111 k r:il for q 1), to,il a
=9
clii itaVE.l Ili. cA:b..(..,t.th,,,,,,ite,.
BESE 4 E'S
Late Powell's Embrocation,
For all Diseases Incident to HORSES,
CATTLE, and the . EIUMAN FLESH;
Requiring the use of an External
Application. .
This new Compound, prepared by a practical Chum lot ,
having a full knowledge of all the medical virtues of each,
ingredient that enterd into its composition, in warranted
to earned “nything of the hind ever yot offered to.tha
Public on an external application for the diseases for •
which is la .recommended. Wo ore satisfied that ft will
work its own rood into the confidence of all who nsedt, ,
and those who try it once willuoVer be without. it, and
therelore wo-rily on experience ac the best test-of its use , .
fulness. It is pronounced by Farriers, and all who have.
tried it to be the best npplieatlon. ever used. .This
brae:llion has been put up for over eiglit. - yeare, and jt is,
only throttgli the inerca,ing demand and urgent request.
of my friends and the Public that I send it forth as the n
grand remedial agent for the various diseases to which
that noble and naciul animal, the horse, is subject, : • ,•
Many remedies have been offered to the Pnbllo under ,
different forms, some of these are 130111 . 10114, others at best
of little use, and many wholly improper to 1111SWOr the
tirposcs for which they are recommended,
A Judicious and really useful composition, free &old
those objections, has therefore long been desired by Maui
gentlemen Who have valuable horses, and aro unwilling
to trust them to the care of designing -and pretended
Farriers. Their wishes'are at length fully gratified, by
Dr. _Beale being prevailed upon to" allow this valuable
Embrocation (which has proved 80 aICOCIOIIB to the vent
ous diseases) to be prepared and brought out to the pub.
lie.
This Embrocation Was ex totzeively used by the Ctovern
meat during the war.
Address all Orders to
•
Dr. VDSIUND BEALE,
602 South Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sa.lo at Lewis' Book Store, and Ly Store keepers
generally. may 1, 'o74m.
LATEST FASIIIONS,DEMAND
I. W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
3:ll.l.l2ol.e.mr..lrEties
or Double Spring,
.~~~
The wonderful Flexibility and great comfort and plea.
sure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt will
bu experienced particularly lu all crowded assemblies,
operas, carriages, railroad cars: church pews. arm chairs,
for promenade and houso dress, as the skirt can be folded
when In MO to occupy a small place as easily and enure
&early as a silk'or nnistitt dress, an invaluable quality
iu crinoline, not found in any single spring skirt.
A lady having enjoyed theldeltsui 0. comfort, and great
convenience of wearing tiro duplex elliptic steel spring
skirt fora singlo day, will never afterwards willingly di.
Pen so with their use. For children, misses and young la
dies they lire superior to all others.
They will not bend or break like the single spring but
will preserve their perfect and graceful shape when three
or four ordin.rry skirts will have peen thrown aside as
useless. The hoops are covered with could° and twisted
thread. and the bottom rods are not only double springs,
but twice (or double) covered; preventing them from
wearing oat when draggingdowu stoops, stairs, AC.
Thq Duplezt. Elliptic is a, groat lavorial witlrall ladies
and is universally recoMmended by the-Fashion Maga
zines as the standard rEirt:of the fashionable world.
To enjoy the I.llowing ifiestituable advantages in crin
oline, sis : superior quality; perfect Manufacture, stylish
shape and finish, flexibility. durability, comfort and econ
omy, enquire for J. W. Bradley's - Duplex Elliptic, or dou
ble spring skirt, and be sure you gut the genuine article.
CAUTION—do guard against imposition be particular
to notice that skirts offered no "Duplex" have the red ink
stamp, viz : 'J. W. Bradley's Duplex. Elliptic Steel Springs'
upon tow waist bawl—none others - aro genuine. Also
notice that every hoop, will admit a pin .I.ming passed
through the centre, thus revealing the two (or.dauble)
springs braided together therein, which is . the secret of
their flexibility and strength, and a combination not to
ho found iu any other spring.
For tale in all stores cohere first clans skirts.nra Sold
throughout the United States and elsewhere. •
Manufactured by the sole owners °Rho patent.
.WESTS, BRADLEY d; CARY,
Mayl-dm]'97 Ch umbels and 79 dr 91 Reado Sta., N. Y.
lEDICE ELECTRICITY
DY
DR. WILLIAM BREWSTER,
NrCONNELLSTOWN, PA.
ylFor the benetit'of those proposing to undertake
Electrical treatment for diseases we give in the
following list a few of the more prominent and
most common complaints met gift, tu our praC•
tire, in all of which we are most successful. lie
NEARLY ALL CASES OF CHIDENIO DISEASE, ELECTRICI
TY IS A SURE REMEDY, AND IN ALL CASES BENEFICIAL,
IF PROPEL LY APPLIED. TDOEO, lIIETOCOTO, anctedlE
with complaints not hero enumerated, need navel
no hesitation iutimAylng,and whether only RELIC?,
or a ecrimAsistcr corm can ho effected, they will C
receive replies accordingly. All communications
L free.
1 Epilepsy, Chorea, St, Vitus' Dance, Paralysis,
Neuralgia, Ily6terie, Nervousness, Palpita.
Don Of the Heart. Lock-Jaw, etc.
Sere'r kraut, Dymiepsia,Diarrhom, Dysentery,
Obstinate Constipation, Itemorrholds, or 11
Piles, Ili/ions, Flatulent, and Painter's Colic,
and all gifteetions of the Liver and Spleen.
3 Catarrh, Cough, 11,1111611z/4 Asthma. (where I
not caused by organic disease of the heart,)
Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Rheumatism of the
Chest, Cousamptlon iu the early stages.
4 Gravel, Diabetic, and Kinney Complaints.
5 Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Stiff Neck,
Spinal Diseases, Hip Diseases, Cancers, Tu
mors; (those last named al ways cured with- I
out pain, °rotating, or plasters in any form)
In a word, go propose to cure all curable dig
eases.
I 'We have no connection whatever with any T
other Electrical office in this or any other county.
All letters address to
BREWSI'ER, ?d. D., . • y
McConnellstown, Pa.
EZI
CHEAP - GROCERY STORE.
..10INTTIMEIL,'
HILL ST., HUN'T'INGDON; PA.
THE undersigned offers for the .in
spection and purchase of customers alarge and as.
sorted stock of Groceries, Srovini.ms, Ac. Re feels satle•
tied they coo he Returned/deli with anything in his lino.
Ills prices aro low, and his stuck fresh and good. Ho
keeps the host of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
TEAS, SPICES, SALT,
TOBACCO-& SEGARS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS :& CAPS, &e:
Ai,so—
[JAMS, SLIOULDERS, SIDES,
MOLASSES, OILS, , VINEGAR,.
FISH, CHEESE, FLOUR RICE,
And NOTIONS of every kind.
A select stock of DOT GOODS. together with QUEENS
WA 11S. and all other articles kept Ina well regulated
rstahlislintent for sale at reasonable prices.
ten- this store is on Hill street, nearly opposite the
n ; ,,,u, and in the room formerly occupied by D. Grove.
Call and examilt•. 7. YENTEE.
any A, PiuT
TETE PLACE TO BUY
NEW AND CHEAP Gopm
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
WM. MARCH .& BRO.
ItespoottoHy inform the public generally that they
haiii just rocelved a large and splendid stock.of goods at
their storo in Huntingdon, ednaistlng in part of
SILKS,
•
PRY GOODS, •
DRESS GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES;
RATS, CAPS TINWARE,
LADIES' FANCY TRIMMINGS,
HOOP WI lITS,BoNNEws, BUTTONS,
WOOD AND WILLOW W t R E,
QUEENS WARE, HARDWARE,
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES;
t CRACKERS, NOTIONS;
TOBACCO, SEGARS,
GLASS, NAILS,
FISH - , SALT,
&e, &A)
Also. CARPETS - and OIL,CLOTII,
And in fact everything that is usually kept Ina ftretelats
afore, all which wero bought low for cash and Flll
sold at correspondingly low prices for cosh, at country
produce, and rimiest the public to give us a colt before
purchasing elsewhere, feeling satisfied we can offer aura
'kw inducements to cash buyers.
{So respectfully solicit the patenting° of Ali, and the
public arc cordially Invited to examine cur geode.
fAcrythlng taken to oultattga for goods except pro*
are.
Ittialindaon, ay. 16,.101
4f-C3Lli—s3=lo DEP3EINTSF.
FOR EVERXIMYT,
CHEAPER _THAN ANY OTHER
KINDS: Call at Lewis' Book Store
aad 13. k: ASSORTMENT.
EGAl{S.—Bost quality of &gars
L . :lnd,, at CUNNINGUASI & CARMON'S.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS!
Levoing's Bost and other syrups, New Orleans, Porto
lljea Aral Sugar Homo Molasses, far Bale at Lewis Family
01,1.CITy.
If I PAW U NEER Y and Fan oy Soaps for
Eak at LP. i 17.; FurritY Grocry.
DARC ENT DE.ED rAPER--
e " led ! ree " le 4 `. 4F: IF4S' BOOK PS TOR gr
WM. MARCH d-BRO