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HUNTINGDO,N, PA
Wednesday morning, July 17, 1867,
LOCAL & PERSONAL
Local Advertisements
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hew Advertisements in this Issue
.11 See opposite pug, 9-64
Lost 'Notice, John Scott, Admtniat rat°,
Xliemiura
Sheriff's Sales.
:eon for the 'Alzhion. A. L. Lon is, Huntingdon
Wier Items.
—Mrs. John Shaw, of Lewistown,
bad an eye almost put ont by a fork in
the hands of one-of her children. -
-We aro glad to state that the hay
crop is very abundant. Will it sell as
high ? Hay?
—A man, named Joseph Robinson
broke his arm, sprained his ankle, and
injured himself internally, by trying
to break from the Lewistown jail.
—The Methodist Sunday School will
hold a pic-nic in Burchinoll's Grove,
to-morrow, Wednesday. A good time
is anticipated, if it don't rain.
—Mr. William Fentiman, who was
badly burnt at the recent fire, is on
his feet again. le still suffers slight
pain from the injury to his right hand.
—We had some heavy bail and
thunder storms in this place last week
and the week previous. The grain
was beaten down in some places, but
no serious damage was done.
—Mary, a young daughter of Mr.
Daniel Popo, of West Huntingdon, fell
from a mulberry tree, on Tuesday, the
2d July, and dislocated the index fin
ger on her right hand.
—The Lewistown Democrat has fi
mally enlarged to a seven column pa
per. It is gotten up in good style.—
We hope the publishers may have con
tinued success.
—Jacob Stahley, proprietor of the
Warm Springs, is to have a large par
ty on Friday next. Everybody is in
vited, therefore everybody- should
'have a good time.
—The Fourth was celebrated in
this place as we expected it would be.
Fishing parties and pie nice were the
rage. All who staid at home enjoyed
themselves, and what more could bo
expected from such a patriotic people.
—lmprovement is still the order of
the day in West Huntingdon. Bricks
And frames aro still going up, and the
borough authorities have graded two
of the streets the entire length. If
the good work goes on, we will soon
have a city of magnificent proportions.
—An attempt is being made to
charge five dollars for the use of the
water at Bedford Springs except to
residents of Bedford county, and the
guests at the Springs. The Inquirer
don't like to see Nature's beverage go
ing so dear, and neither do we.
—The Blair county Whiq has taken
to itself the name of the Radical. Wo
seriously think it needed a definite
name to tell the people what it really
was. It's all right, Brother Brother
line, to lot everybody know where you
stand, but be sure to "fight it out on
that line."
—A match game of base ball was
played betwebn the Social and Young
America on Saturday, July 6, in which
the Y. A's. were beaten—score 45 to
29. Another game was played be
tween the same clubs on Saturday
.last, when the little boys were again
beaten, the score standing 36 to 87.
—Our young friends, John T. Pat
ton-and George S. Lackey, the former
a. son-of Hon B. F. Patton, have en
tered into business in Altoona as whole
sale and retail dealers in Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades,
Queensware, We hope the young
men abundant success in their now on•
terprise, as they aro in every way de
serving.
—The farmers are now busily en
gaged in harvesting. We have heard
it asserted ,that the crops have not
been as good, within the recollection
of the "oldest inhabitants," for the
last twenty-five years. We should all
feel highly thankful to Providence for
this dispensation of His goodness, and
can live in hopes that the "good times"
are coining once again.
—Mr. David P. Gwin has laid a new
brick pavement in front of hie store.
Mr. Peter C. Swoops -has torn away
the dilapidated porch in front of his
dwelling, and has laid a new pave
ment. , Toes: and ankles have been in
jeopardy lcmg enough from uneven
pavements, - and we hope to see all
such taken up and replaced by better
pins.
—The Presbyterian Church was ex
posed to sale on Saturday last. The
bids went up to $6500, but no more br
ing offered, the Trustees adjourned the
sale, no doubt, till money is plentier.
We don't think this will interfere, how
ever, with the determination of the
Trustees to erect a larger building.—
A suitable site is now being sought,
and though several have been spoken
of, none has been determined on.
—The Fourth was appropriately
celebrated in Altoona. There must
have been at least 10,000 persons to
witness the ceremonies. There was a
procession in the morning, about a
mile long, comprising fire companies,
two pieces of artillery, and the differ
ent orders. The crowd repaired to
the cemetery after the parade, where
the dedicatory address was delivered
by Gen. James A Beaver. The Hun,
tingdon Cornet Band acquitted itself
creditably—even surpassing the ox.
poctations of the most sanguine. We
think the crowd of strangers could
hare enjoyed themselves better, if
there had not been so much "tangle
foot".disposed of, but fortunately the
extreme cases of drunkenness were
very , rare,
Runaway and Accident
On Thursday afternoon last, two
young men, well known to our commu
nity, named John A. Willoughby and
John Maguire, the latter ono of the
firm of Wharton S.: Maguire, hardware
merchants, of this place, hitched up a
young horse, belonging to Mr. G: B.
Armitage, in a bran new buggy, for
the,purposo of taking a pleasure ride.
The party were, alas, doomed to a end
disappointment. They had just gone
over the river bridge leading to Smith
field when the horse suddenly star
ted off at a frightful speed. Ho
ran into the fence a short distance from
Smithfield, broke up the buggy, and
upset the gentlemen. Maguire was
thrown on his side, and his right leg
broken above the knee, besides sus
taining injuries to his left hip and back.
Willoughby escaped unhurt, although
he was dragged some distance. The
horse, after upsetting the buggy, and
breaking the shafts, started up the
road, through Smithfield, and got on
the ridge road. He was not found un
til the next morning, when he was
brought home, nothing the worse for
his run. We are happy to state that
Mr. Maguire is rapidly getting better.
Affectionate, Very
- The Hollidaysburg Register -ia re
spousiblo for the following. Jealous
"monsters" shouldn't read it :
"At a party in this town recently,
two chaps were particularly struck
with the same lass. Being chilly, the
fair maiden wore a large shawl. While
sitting in the back part of the room,
with one of the lovers above mention
ed on either side, each of her admirers
concluded to slip his hand under the
shawl, and try what effect squeezing
her hand would have. Ile went for it,
and succeeded. 'Great day," how
happy ho was. He squeezed, and he
squeezed apparently. le felt glorious
all over, and she evidently felt glorious
too. After quite a joyful time spent
in this way, the lady threw back her
shawl, and revealed to a little crowd
standing near, our two youths squeez
ing one another's hands most lovingly.
It don't do to say "squeeze" to either
of them since.
Kicked by n Horse
Mr. B. Prank Sloan, of Henderson
township, was kicked in the face by a
horse on Thursday evening, July 4th,
and had his jaw broken in two places,
and also his nose. He had brought the
horses from water, to the stable door,
when one of them kicked al the other,
and Mr. Sloan received the blow,
which knocked him down. He was
picked up in an insensible state, the
blood rapidly oozing from the wounds.
Dr. Brumbaugh was sent for, who, with
the assistance of Dr. D. P. Miller, suc
ceeded in relieving the unfortunate
man's sufferings.
—One of those itinerant peddlers,
who hold forth in the night time, and
supply the bystanders with plenty of
gas, was in town on Saturday night
last, selling boot-blacking by the box,
"one for 15, and two for a quarter."—
fie succeeded in disposing of most of
his stock, ("but a little more loft")
.much to the chagrin of our Job-like
merchants, who stood by, wondering
bow it come that so many persons
were in need of boot-polish. We think
the peddler explained the secret of his
success when ho said ho had plenty of
"brass," and still more "gab."
—The Lewistown Gazette publishes
the following stretch of imagination :
Many passengers through the Nar
rows below this place, on the P. R. R,
no doubt fail to observe a large rock
about half way up the mountain, just
above the division house, about six
miles down, which nature bas carved
into the form of a soldier standing on
picket, in the act of peeping around a
rock, as if listening, his cap, coat,
knapsack, and other appurtenances be.
ing well defined, the whole forming a
giant statue of life-like appearance.
—We are indebted to. Mr. Nelson
Ball for a copy of the Carlisle Herald,
dated Friday, July 31, 1812. It is a
four column folio, and was published
by Messrs. Alexander & Philips, at $2
per annum, the present price of the
Globe. It contains a portion of a
speech_ delivered by,Mr. Bayard in the
United States Senate, upon his motion
made on the 16th of Juno, to postpone
the further consideration of the Bill de
claring War against Groat Britain, to
the 31st of October. It contains some
interesting views concerning our seen
and war with England, which wo may
publish when we find room.
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The steam flour mill of J. K. Mc.
Cohan & Son, West Huntingdon, has
been put in. complete running order.
The now stones work smoothly, and
the whole working machinery promis
es to do as good work as can ho turn
ed out in any other mill in the county.
The Ronde to the Warm Springs
If we bad to drive to the Springs wo
would return the road Supervisors
ovory day until they worn put in a con
dition for travel. It would bo to the in
terest of the proprietor of tho Springs
to sco that the roads are put in order
immediately.
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Rev. J. J. Kerr, will be installed at
the Lutheran Church, as pastor, Sat
urday 20th inst., at 10 o'clock. Rev.
S. McHenry, delivers the charge to the
people, and Rev. A. 11. Aughey, to the
Pastor.
zier-Prime Sugar Cured Hams, She'd.
dors, Dried Beef, Country Flitch, Bo—
logna Sausage, Extra Family Flour,
Chop, Bran, Corn, and a full assort
ment of choice Groceries, at Lewis'
Family Grocery.
CHEESE. CHEESE,
Tho test always for sato at
LEWIS' FAMILY GROCERY
Our Baud
The Huntingdon Silver Cornet Band
receives some very complimentary no
tices front- the Hollidaysburg papers,
which we give below. The boys are
deserving of all they get, and we aro
glad that their trip to Altoona was so
satisfactory, and has called forth such
appropriate comments from our co
temporaries. Bead what is said of
them:
THE HUNTINGDON BAND.—Among
the prominent and attractive features
of the great demonstration, at Altoo
na, on the Fourth, was the Hunting
don Silver Cornet Band. The fine ap
pearance and gentlemanly deportment
of the members, together with their
excellent playing, elecited universal
admiration, and it was the generally
expressed ,opinion that the Juniata
Valley had good reason to feel proud
of such a first class organization. In
the comparatively short period of its
existence this Band has acquired a re
putation second to none in the State.
It will have to look to its laurels, how
ever, because our Social Band will
have their now horns in a short time.—
Register.
Not the least interesting feature of
the occasion, and one which attracted
much attention, was the appearance of
the silver cornet hand of Huntingdon,
which, on account of its soul-stirring
music, admirable training and gen
eral appearance, was admired by all
admirers. This band, taking into con—
sideration the length of time since its
organization has attained a remarka
ble degree of efficiency in the art of
instrumental music, and fully sustained
the reputation already won, of being
second to none in the State. A finer
looking set of fellows we have seldom
seen, and better music than that dis
coursed by them wo have seldom lis
tened to.— Whig.
Died From Eattoff Cherries
A boy named Philip Garlock, son of
Mr. Frank Garlock, of this place, died
on Thursday morning last, from the
effects of eating °horde?. About a
week previous to his death ho went, to
the country, where ho had free access
to a cherry tree, and it is supposed ho
ate an over quantity of tho fruit, to
gethor with the stones. He was brought
home sick, and ever since his arrival
home, it was found impossible to open
his bowels,although every remedy was
tried that medical skill could devise.
His death should bo a warning to those
who eat this fruit, particularly to the
younger portion of the community who
aro so apt to swallow the seeds.
Revenue Stamps
Can again be had at Lewis' Book
Store. Orders by mail shall receive
prompt attention.
I)EAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA-
Tamar treated with the utmost snocesx. by J.
IoAACti, M. 0.. ißultst and Aurist, (formerly of lot den,
Holland.) N... 510 rite street 1.511.11e1p10n. T.•.
nl9 110111 the most te1t.,1,10 sources in the city a 410 um•
try can becalm at his °ince. the imd,tal tactility are in
vited to accompany their patientil, so lie Itaii no two eti,
in Liam notice. Al ti tidal Eyes inserted n about ~1011
No charge for examination. ni)i.3-1 bin
DIED,. _
Iq Union Township, on the 17th of
Juno, Mrs. SARAII CIIILOOTE, aged 21
years and 1 11 months.
MARKETS.
Priniamt,rmA, :filly 13, 1807
Supoi lino Flour at t.8,50C.49,00, oil ra at .50610,50, fancy
extra
.family sl3,oo(r_al7 ' and Pennsylvania funny $12(4)
1.1,2'4, and Imlay biandasl4,ooa3lll,oo According to quality .
Nye flour $7,76.
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Primo Wheat is scarce hors. Choice red' tit $2,00E12,50
white 8,2,00€63,00. 113 u at $1,63C31,70. Curn 1,06 to 1,18
data at I,OU. Bailey malt at 81,50.
Clovetseed $1.0,20®12, at:willing to quality; Timothy at
V 3,2503,59; Flaxseed $3.1.1033,116 per bushel.
l'irrseunciti, July 10 —Flour.—There is a fair demand.
Wo quote sales of spring a heat Flour' at $18,20(c..0,20,
minter Flour at $136414, Macy at 4:7,034415.
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Wheat, winter,s2,2:)@2,3o and No. 1 spring {2,60©2,65,
Corn from first hands atsl,oo. R 3 o, sl,2i pee bushel. Oats
Oio3Oc,ll.lat lay $1,110@1,10. En/MMus lOc; shies 12 1 4;
LAMS 2C (, - 2,210, 1.11,1141<c. Potatoes, $1,25.
Cloverseed, $11,50, Honored 0, Timothy $l.
CmosooMuly 13 —Flour firm; ?piing extra ;4610:15.
Winter, 512,130014,00. log 11 heat is nt $1,10@1,11.
Corn 85cts. Oats, 58cts.
• FINANCI4L.
NI3W Yonit, July 13.—Cold clued at $1,39.34
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY DERRY CO
IrnoLtsm.r. rnicES.
Supernne Flour 4bl ..$lO,OOl Flaxseed 7,2,60
tixtra Nlonr 12,50 Hops 11 lb ....... ..... 10 o_o b 0
F. 003 N lour 13,00 11. an, lanaked 12
Apply 1101 tor nay o Lou t,OO
.1,00 hard 1214
lo.rge Onions 11 One 1.00
Lirlo
Butt"
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Brno
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.. . . .. _
Mai 11 cwt 1 75:Potatoes V bps $1,25
Brooms re do 7 3,0001)100:Plaster per ton . 10,00
Boeswas V lb 'lO Hugs V lb 5
Itemtsl4 bus ° be Ityo 110
CI. orseed V 64 1b4.......6.00 Rye Chop V owt . 0 75
Chickens "5 Ityo Straw V. 'muffle. 15
Country Soap 10 Shorts'.l cot 1.73
Will 05 ihoulder 11
Cot it Meal ' co. t 2,2 li Sides 13
Dried Apples Vbu ...... —2,00 riffles,. 10 0. 12
Dried Cherries p qual t.... 12 Timothy 3 00
Dried Peaches 1115..15 to 20 'kuilreys 76 (n) 1,50
Dried Deer . o', Wheat Red-- ............ 2.30
10.
Eggs 1511Vbeat White
Fe•itheis 1.1 lb 9011Voul "t? lb
WALLTITAPER,
WINDOW SIT IDES ANI)
IMMEM
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Greatod rm tet y of new styles
ever In ought to Ike county,
RECEIVED AND FOR SALE MEAD
nT LEWIS' BOOR STORE.
T) ECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES
ruor lIIVSDERSON town Alit, Bloction District Bounty
blunt for 1661.
DR.
To amount of tat lath a,
Amount of tax received,
Money due from Collectors
Money on hands,
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By enii3tlng 10 men at the late of
$225 each,
Expenses for recruiting,
Interest 011 money borrowed,
Amount unpaid, $O5O 00.
We, the Audttors of limier:mu (o‘ , 3l,hip, de ectilf3
that We have examined tho above Bounty account, and
liud It to be porrecl
llomlorsun Towntillip, Juno 19.
1$11.4:91 *,73M - 32"
ECONOMY IS .ONLY SAVED!
The snb,criber is permanently located in Minting,but,
X4lllll is prorated to purchase, or t epaiir in i!leX
best style, and expeditiously, broken
UMBRELLAS AlvD
All articles Intrusted to him still be returned to the
residence of Me owner as coon as repelled. Umbrellas
and parasols fir repair can l) left al his residsppe on St.
Clair street tiedllenedtclYs.'
may2;lB66tf • W. vENTIMAN.
FISH. FISH.
L•aeo MACKEREL. and lIERRINC for axle Tatail a
Lewis Faintly Grocery.
TERMICELLI, Barley, Rice, Horn
v iny, Beaus, .1c , at Lea 14' Family Grocery.
RUDOLPH'S
ZELPELM OD' D'A&.IMUCIE
FANCY GOODS, Wholesale & Retail.
rill - 1E undersigned takes the libortv
J_ of calling the attention of the pliblie In general to his
new and splendid variety of
LADIES' AND GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS )
CAPS,
UMBRELLAS and SUN-SHADES.
Making weekly purchases from the New York unit
Philadelpliss markets, I am prepared to offer to my lady
friends of Huutingdon and vicinity, one of the nicest
lines of Dress and Sacqua
BUTTONS & TRIMMINGS,
of ilia very latest novelties out float is possible to Iring
together. and at pliers to meet the views of all classes.
Ladies' and Oen& hiutivin's) Rol tiloves, black and
ineditun shades, and any particular shade and size furn
ished at the shortest notice; also, n very Inotty assort
meat of nlitte nod colored Berlin and Lislethread Gloves,
plain and fancy tops; black and colored Velvet Ribbon.
fit tit quality Mal COMM., nil widths.
P. White Tunes Goods, Hoop Skirts, Thilmorals,
Hats, Sundowns, Knitting Cotton, (all colors,) German
town Tool, Zephylli, Canes, Silk for lining bonnets, Bon
net Ribbons, Gents'- Linen and Paper CuO's, Collars and
Shit t Fronts, m also special selection Of black and fancy
Neck Ties, Ilimailnay. Chantilly Bows, and Napoleon
Sleeks for the aged and a flue assortment of Bogle Trim
ming,
Hosiery with 1110 Will claim special al labor to select
and other the very best English and (ICIIII,III Regular
Aide Goods and the Domestic and Lower tirades, Child's
fancy ono half Hose, Sc.,with that endless variety of
Small Wales to be found in a well .1.00110.1100t10n S. tote.
of quality superior as a line, and at tutees to meet all
competition
A large stuck of Boys' owl Gents' Tints and Caps of Ito,
latest stiles and all gndo tat at pt tees ranging (lota 25
cis. so 50.00. IV. RUDOLPH.
Huntingdon, .11. it 10. 1807.
LEATHER STORE.
TILEnu 11 uco 1013 at, .i g oil
ti would .
1 p ull . } -
th. 3 L.tvo joyt opened a splendid mhortnient of
FINE LEATHER,
Consisting In part of
FRENCH CALF SKIN,
KIP,
MOROCCO,
LININGS,
BINDINGS,
SOLE,
UPPER,
HARNESS,
SKIRTING, &C.,
Together with n general ascot tment of
PIIRMIIaIn.
The tradois Invited to maimd examine our stock.
Stole ou lIILL street, two duets west of the Piiisb.)te
ri
ehmrh. '
The Iligh.t mice paid fur HIDES and 11{11A.
11. MILLER & SON.
Huntingdon, may 1.1167
N EW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
WIII. AFRICA
,61„,, 1 0 1 : f n n t'Vontdt t d:
Huntin g don,
A Fine Assortment of all kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
All of which Ins of ill sell nt fair prices. Quiet: sales and
mall profits. rail and examinemy smock.
llan nidatnrin it and Repairin g done to under no attest.
.ttry 1, lard.
GEO. SHAEFFER
i '- u . lll,sjitst returned (tom the east unit
OP
BOOTS, SITOES, GAITERS, cr.a,
Which ha olroot to the inspection of Ilia cugtotners and
tho public g,ncrally. Ito will sell his btocl: at tho 11001
REASONABLE PRICES,
and thoso aLo pinch:is,' once will direly call again
BOOTS & SHOES MADE TO ORDER,
owl REPAIRING lono in tho neatest and most oxpmli
lions manner.
Call upon Mr. Fchaeffer at his shop on Hill street, a
few (him west of tho Diamond. my 2
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1867
BUY THE GENUINE PRIZE MACHINE.
Mower and Reaper,
With Double-jointed. Folding Bar
THOS. BURCH INELL,
General Agent for Huntingdon Co
Ilun I Inca m , April 24.3 in
Something New "?"
• GLAZIER & BRO.
H AV"
just opened up on the corner
ul WASIIINOTON and DUNE Etrof ta, a new and
COMPLETM ASFORDIENT OF
DRY GOODS,
DRESS Goons,
GROCERIES,
QUM ENSWARE,
FIAT S,
SHOES,
ETC., ETC
The citiams of Huntingdon and vicinity are hereby
tendered a standing invitation to call mud examine our
stock. Our aim wilt ever be, that complete satisfaction,
both ns regards goods and lakes, ho given to every pur
chaser. GLAZIER & 13110.
Huntingdon, March 27, 1867.
LIMBER SOLD ON COHISSION.
Are receiving oil l,indi of I.U\IIIER, cninprliing all tho
diirei cut grad. or
MAIMS.
FRAME STUFF,
JOINT AND LAP MUCOUS,
MASTICRINO LATH,
MANIC,
WORKED MOORINCI.
WI:ATM:It BOARDING,
FENCING,
RAILING, &c., &c., Ac
IVhieh ‘‘ ill b sold at prices at the mill, With freight lea
drib. no 7
EVERYBODY MUST LIVE!
$2501 10
.Sl7ll 19
799 99
119 40
LEWIS' FAMILY GROCERY
The best ever thing null ho ronstantly kept en banp
and sold at the lowest pikes possible. Quick hales and
mall plats.
$2,24 On
F. 5 00
210 10 „52;361
A LARGB VA calryy of articles too
_Ea , ono ion, for FAN LEWIS
muy Grocery. Cdl nod see.
- DUBE SP ICF . ,S
at, CUNNINGHAM S. °AMMON'S.
D. TEIOMPSON,
JUAN A. SHULTZ
Audi lola.
Cl ROUND :1 LUM AND SALINA
kisALT ;it cummimi Jr CAR MON'S.
IDAPER! PAPER!!
Notp, Post, Grorperci7.l, Fotolqrap and. F 1
good nrsdrtntrot for sale by the 10001, half roam, golio or
theot;at
LEWIS' NEW BOOK L , STATIONERY STORE.
cHoFog CANDIES
Oran kinds, for tale nlialeedle auil retail at Lewis A.
Co's Family Grocery.
A LLKINDSOFCRACKERS
_CLconatautly on hand at
CUNNINGLIAIII & CARMON'S.
YOU WANT the BEST SYRUP,
_Ego to CUN . NINGIIAM & CAM*. S.
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NEW
SPLEN,DJD STOCK
BUCKEYE
S. E. HENRY & CO.,
CALL AT
Can't Be Beaten
Good Stock & Low Prices!
I JOHN 11. WESTBROOK a
Respectfully infotins the citizens of Huntingdon Mid
vicinity that he ltasju4t receiv d front the city a Now and
splendol stock of
GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Carpet Sacks,
Trunks, [Dc., (CT., dx.
all of which he is prepared to rell at greatly reduced prices.
Don't forget the old stand in the Diamond. Old ensto
mers and the public generally are invited to oath.
iluutiugdon, may 1, 18t1
DOWN!
DOWN!!
DOWN!!!
The mica of the some gustily of Cowls nie
oirDepak, jpiatorrall
at tlO
FIRST NATIONAL STORE,
Than any other Home in town
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Husband% come and in lug your wires,
For they're the cola fin t of your live+,
And let your judges be your oyes—
AT OUR CHEAP STORE.
The only Place to act Good
CALICOES far Mt Cents a Yard,
GO Mtelinges FreFli MAGN ENEI,MA recelvel
ROHM & MILLER.
Huntingdon, npli.
FLOUR, FEED, &C.
\V ExLace\n taken,e a r (formed}-
ne
e i1u,11,14).:.
ea I, nu nigh
FLOUR, FEED AND GROUND PLASTER
on eq le•laonable tot MY [l9 it can be done for the time,
11..11. Ii UTLllly MM.,.
Add i eec. Slim et e colt P. 0., Pa.
111} 11.21 e NO. OPE t..-111:1,I..k. SON.
THE FLORENCE
SEWINC , - MACHINES
Aro now In uso tool Owl I yCarlY sales douLlo nll Whet
COlllbill d.
iii riss and fittl of numberless omelt ine4, lie, aided as
"I•operior in all Win rs,'' has convinced Lim public that it
is ham to boy a good :trti, le 01 established r olltation nod
hoar asp noible pot •les, that to risk their 11101lOy in
doubt rot experiment.
These Machines Its., 3iORiIIIIPROVPZIENTS, M ucr
LENS NOISE, are MUCK %lOU FI'KEDY and SIM PIA.
In Nee alien then ne3 Machine in the 111,4,1“ t. A t , exwn
i nation solicited before ;lathing n pude., Omen het e,
IHANAII. L. BAKER,
&coin' story (ALl:Nines two building.
Huntingdon, tn.
Apply to
10)8 Cwt
Brass Musical Instruments
FOIt SALE.
1 Mier E flat Cornet.Braia C CIA Cornet+, 2 E flat
Altos, 31) Bat Tonot 1, 1 Baritone, 1 11 Ilat 11..501, 1 fla ws
Drum
The uheve outfit for n Itmul will be 'old at Tore low
ratea, and tho,e looting lo 'ant:Lase allotad avail jinni).
001000 01 this opportanity.
Apply to E. W. THOITAS,
Hunt ingilon,./anlilat Teacher Cornet Bonds.
REMOVAL.
ROBLEY MARS I - I,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
11,peetfully inform their old ft and the public
oner:illy that they hate roam el to the 100111 adjoining
ttint Post_ !))lice no Mil .tr etat, y.11.a they ha; o reeeind
new stunt of the most Widenable and sereleoable
DRESS GOODS,
Which they at o prep vt d to make op to order in the
molt I,hionable and mlt.tuntial order.
Call and examine their I;i4ot tinent of goods fin.
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
Ilvioro inn elinsing eliewlene. They ere determined to
Ideal° everybinl3.
aOO 1867
i - SL7C:WET "W"..ol.l 4 tralu
A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH LIKENESS,
CALL AT
DONNELL & KLINE'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
On Hill Street, two doors west of
_Lewis' Pool: Store.
CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS.
linutlugdon, Oct 4, '6a-tf.
TO THE LADIES.
The beatas.ot talent of
SKIRTS,
Just received this day front New York and for• onto at the
cheap etch woo of IYhI. aIARCII & BRO.
A splendid assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
FANCY TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS
Juit teccired this day front New York and for sale cheap
nt [marl I WM. MARCH BRO.
ALEXANDRIA BREWERY.
THOMAS N. COLDER
Tire undersigned baring now entered into tiro
\ Alexandria ISI . CAIOrY, tiro public are informed
' that be will be prepared at all times to fill
orders on the ellurteat India, ,
Lit
. -.
'df THOS. N. COLL.
• • .
ilex:itidria, Oct. 23. 1866-tf.
SPECIAL • NOTICE.•
To THE LADIES.—Do you really
int,n4 to cease nearing the beautiful styles now
so pros aunt. or dress less elegantly, because the rebel
Jell. Da. is, Was rammed in nualtionnble Female attire?
One moment's calm reflection will surely nerve to change
yawl m.ll romlve. This angels had too much good sense
to lay acid° their pm e chaste robes of white, because
they had fur n limo served to hide the deformities of that
Pi iuco of the Devil. Cm you err in follonting the
exampleof Angels? Then having mob up your minds
that you will continue to dices tastefully regal Mess of
rebel acts, do not Prod to edit at the store of the suborn:-
hers, who mill Inc happy at all linnet to furnish you iota
such articles of dress as you may desire. Lit ge your fill,,
ers, husbands, brothers, neighbors and children to visit
the .1110 stole. They eau hue be suited in good articles
of Boots. Shoes, Clothing Material, Hats, Cars, (looms.
ware and a general assortment of Groceries, on as rea
sonable terms as at any House in town. Store on South
east corner of the Diamond, Huntingdon, Pa.
may 31, 1563. yItANCIS C WALLACE.
TarqFivarmalg I
0 ~s\_,L ~...
J. M. WIS E ,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
7. 1 0' TY 1 .4 41" 6 .10 TS MIL 2W.
Iteipoctinlis iue Hes the attention of the rile to hie
bland on fill al., Huntingdon, in the rear of ❑ verge NY
t3was to Watch and .lenelty fit ore, en here he manufacturea
and I.e.pq all kinds el trip tuni c at minced plirea. Per
sons wishing to purchase, will do well to glee him a call.
ncpaiting of all kinds attended to promptly mut chat gee
reasonable.
4Y...ir Also, Undertaking carried on, and Coffins made in
any ayle debited, at short notice.
Tin, submit/Cr /Ina a J
I Zajt E .ND ELEGANT H6.IRSE,
and in plevated to attend Attend:tat any place In town
or vottutry. J. M. WM:.
Huntingdon, Hay 3,
IT/ 0
i "4A
-I cir ,VCILE/10
kSI-1-) -I I-
A fine and large assortinent always on
hand
AT ILEIEV?S' BOOK STORE.
CUNNINGHAM & CAIIMON
10,000 DOLLARS WORTH.
NEW & FASHIONABLE GOuDS
From the eastern markets, wlt:ch they can, rt ith profit,
sell at loran• figures than can be aoltt at any other house
in the 000,11,.
PRICES TUE SAME AS MORE THE WAR
A good Calico Dress for a Dollar & aLevy
Tim BEST BEAVY MUSLIMS
Loner than the 3 can bo bought outside of Philadelphia
THEIR STOCK IS lAIMENSE,
Consi.ting of evorything that eye can flincy or heart wish
Come and see their lino assortment of
CHOIC,E SYRUP,
EVERY KIND OF SUGAR
CODE AND SEE OUR
and do Ind pad• 111,31 i pi ices' any longer
Cunningham & Carmon,
Huntingdon np24
•
A -
ICE
_
. -
EHNSTON &WATTS
'AKE pleasure in announcing to the
citizPili of Ihnitiogdon county and viclulty that they
have jait It:turned from tin last liiLh a
LARGE STOCK. OF GOODS,
Which they have jind opened out at their new store,
ONE DOOR EAST or TILE IVASHINGTON nom
Their stock consists of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
C ROC E RIES,
• - FLOU LI. AND FEED,
TOBACCO. SEGARS;
CANNED FRUITS,
HARDWARE,
EDA - WARE,
OE ENS WARE,
OIL GLOTTIS,
OYES, -
PAINTS, &C.,
If. ROBLEY.
GEO F.
DRUGS,
CARPETS, CARPET CHAIN,
FISH; SALT, CHEESE,
TRUNKS,
HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES, &c.
LADIES'. DRESS - GOODS
Conskt Ins of SILKS, 'MOUE AIRS, ALPACAS, POPLINS,
LUSTItLS, 3IERINOS, PLAIDS, DE
LAINES, dr., de., ,Ac:
a largo nscortment of
DRESS TRIMMINGS, 1018 - 1 - WIDE
RY, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
BUTTONS, &c.
A FULL LINE OF WHITE GOODS
I=
All coeds delivered to residences in town nod duets.
tie 01 charge.
GR.: Ile 111401 c Pin cliaeing elscu here.
thud ingdon. April 1867
HEAD QUARTERS
D. P. CWH
INFORMS THE PUBLIC
SPLENDIE 31'OCIC. of NEW GOODS
CIIEA MESS AND QUALITY
Huntingdon, nr. 16,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
AND
SMALL PORTRAITS
OF
ALL SIRE pISTINGIIISIIED OFFICERS AND CIVILIANS,
FOR SALE
AT LEWIS' ROOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
Cod lit and Yoga])los
di' itvE. nn ' har,rl at Lowir,' Family Grorery
=
Have received
LOWER than (Nur beforo also
At greatly reduced prices.
They lam s. a largo stock of
=
NEW GOODS
'l'h AT HE HAS
JUST OI'ENBD
TILAT . ,
CAN'T Bl'. BEAT
COME AND SEE,
D. P. GWIN
liihtbeli.ha 2,bbertistments.
BEALE'S
Late Powell's Embrocation,
For all Diseases Incident to HORSES,
CATTLE, and the HUMAN FLESH,
Requiring the use of an External
Application.
This new Compound; prepared by a practical Chemist
havinua full knowledge of all tho medical virtues °reach
ingredient that enters into its composition, Is Warranted
to exceed itiolling of the kind ever yet offered to the
Public as an external application for tho diseases for
ullich is Is reap amended. We are satisfied that it will
work its own road into the confidence of all who use it,
and those who try It once will never be without it, and
therefore We lely on experieuze as the Lett teat of its use
fulness. It is pronounced by Farriers, and all who hate'
tried It to be the best application over used. This Ein.
brocation has been put up for over eight years, and It is
only through the Increasing demoted and urgent request
of ifiy friends and the Public that I send it faith us tbo
grand remedial agent fur the various diseases to which
that noble and mato' animal, tbe s liot se, is subject
Massy remedies have been offered to the Public under
different forms, some of those ate injurious, others at best
of little use, and mossy wholly improper to answer the
imposes for which they are recommended.
A judicious and really useful composition, free from'
those oldections, has therefore long boon desired by many
gentlemen who have valuable horses, and ore unwilling
to tenet then, to the care of designing nod pretended
Farriers. Their wishes are at length fully gratified, by
Dr. Beale being prevailed open to allow this - valuable
Embrocation (which bas proved so efficacious to the vari
ous diseases) to be prepared stud brought out to the pub
lic.
This Embrocation was extensively used by the Govern
neat dining the war.
Address alt Orders to Dr. EDMUND BEATY,
602. South Second Steeot , Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale at Lew& Book Store, and by Stara keeper&
gene 4 rally. may 1, '67-6m.
LATEST EAWILIONS DEMAND
J: W. Bradley's ,Celebrated Patent
7ZO - 1.a.x)1.4a..mr.
- or Double, Spring,
41
Tim wonderful Flexibility and great comfort and Pleas
sure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt wlil
ho experieueed particnlatly• in all crowded assemblies,
operas, carriages, railroad cars. church pews, arm chairs,
for promenade and house dress, ns the skirt can be folded
when in use to occupy a small place as easily and conve
iVently as a silk or muslin dress, an invaluable quality
in crinoline, not found in any single spring skirt.
A lady having enjoyed the pleamn o. comfort, and great
convenience of a caring the duplex elliptic steel spring
skirt for a single day, will novermfterwards - willingly
dis
iwasa with theirll4o. FOT,ChildLPq, stairs and young . la
dies they are sundial to all otlicre.
They will not bend or break litre the single spring but,
trill preserve their perfect and graceful shape when tbren
or four ordinary ;darts will have been thrown aside as
useless. The hoops ore covered with conblo and twisted
thread, and the bottom rods two not only double springs;
but twice-(or double) covered; preventing theft from
nesting out when draggiugdon n stoops, stairs, s:c.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorite with ell ladles
and is universally recommended by the Fashion Naga.
nines no the standattl skirt of the fashionable world.
. .
To enjoy the f hoeing inestimable advantages in crin
oline, viz: superior quality, perfect manufacture, stylish
shape awl finish, flexibility-, durability, comfort and coon
my, enquire for J. W. liraille)'s Duplex Elliptic, or dou
ble spring skirt, and be sore you got the genuine article.
CAUTION---To guard against ineposltion be particular
to notice that skirts offered as "Duplex" have the red ink
stamp, via.: •J. W. Medley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs'
upon the waist band—none others are genuine. Also
notice that every hoop will admit a pin being passed
through the centre, thee revealing. the two (or double)
springs braided together therein, chicle is the secret of
their flexibility and strength, rind a combivatton not lo
So found In any other spring.
For sale in all stores cher° first class altiris ore
throughout the United atatra and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the solo owners of the patent, .
WESTS,. 13RADLEY CARP,
mayl-3m] 117 Cle ambers and 19 0. 81 Meade Ste., N.Y
lADICAL ELECTRICITY
DR. WILLIAM BREWSTER,
M'COpINELLgTOWN, PA.
For the benefit of those proposing to undertake
Electrical treatment foil diseases WO give, in the'
following list a few of the morn prominent and
most common complaints mot with in our prae •
tice, in all of which we ore most smicessful. IN
NEARLY ALL 01800 OP CHRONIC DISEASE, ELECTRICI
TY IS A SURE REMEDY, AND IN ALL CASES BENEFICIAL,
IP PROPEI.LY APPLIED. Thflße, therefore, afflicted
with complaints not hero enumerated, need have
no hesitation in applying,and whether only RELIEF,
or a PERMANENT CURE Con be effected, they will
receive replies accordingly. All communications
flee.
1 Epilepsy, Chorea, St. ' , Must Dance, Paralysis,
Neuralgia, Hysteria, Nervousness, Pulpits
lion of the Ileart,Lock-.Taw, etc.
2 Sore Throat, D 3 spepai a,Diarrli ma, Dysentery,
Obstinate Constipation, Hemorrhoids, or
Piles, Bilious, Flatulent, and Painter's Colic,
and all affections of life Li vetland Spleen.
3 Catarrh, Cough, Influenza, Astlima, (where
not canscd by organic dines° of the heart,)
Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Rheumatism of the
Chest, Consumption in the early stages.
4 Gravel, Dialietis, and Nipnay Cmpplainte.
5 Rheumatism, Gont, Lumbago. Stiff Neck,
, Spinal Diseases, Hip Diseases, Lumbago,
Tu.
moors; (those last named always cured with
out pain, or cutting, or plasters In any form)
In a word, Ice propose to care all curable dis
canes.
We have no connection whatever with any
other Elechical office in this ur any,other county,
All letters address to
WM. BREWSTER - , 3f. D.,
McConnellstown, Pa.
EMI
CHEAP GROCERY! STORE t
71n1E114'00 - MEM.,
HILT, ST., 11: UNTIAGDON' PA.
.
MILE undersigned offers for the in,
ppoction and purely.° of ensiomore alnrgo and as ;
sorted stock of Groccilos, Provisions, /to. its feels satin.
fled they can be accornodated with anything-in his lino.
Ills pticoa pro low, toad his stock frpllll and good. nQ
keeps the best of "
-
SUGAR; COFFEE, •
• TEAS, SPICES 'SALT,
- -
TOBACCO & SEGARS,
BOOTS ANP SHOES,
HATS &" CAPS, 4e,
ALso—
HAMS, SHOULDERS; SIDES,
MOLASSES, OILS, VINEGAR;
• ,FISH, CHEESE, FLOUR RICA
' And N O'T I 0 N S of every kind
A select stOcleof DRY GOODS, together with QUEENS
WARE, 11111 i all other arliples kept Ds , p. walLpegpleted
establishment for sale at reasonable prices.
Her store is on Hill street, nearly opposite tier
Bank, and in the room formerly accepted by D. Grove.
Call and examine. Z. YENTBIt.
Huntingdon, may 8,1867
.
THE PLACE TO . BTIY
• NEW AND CHEAP o()Qpp.
FOR - SPRING AND StrilfAtEß..
WM. MARCH &BRO.
'Respectfully inform the public generally that they
hare just received a largo and eplendid stock of goods at
their store in Ifitutingdon : oensieting In part of
SILKS,
- DRY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, TINWARE,
LADIES' FANCY TRIRMINGS,
HOOP SKIRTS,BoNNErs, BUTTONS,
_ _ _
WOOD AND WILLOW W.A Ei
QUEENS WARE, HARDWARE,
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, -
CRACKERS, NOTIONS
TOBACCO SEG kRS
GLASS, NAILS, ".
FISH, SALT,
&e.
:
.Al4O. CARPETS and OIL-CLOTH
.
And in hot everything that is Usually 'kept in a firstclaeq
store, all which wore bought low fen cash and will
sold at correspondingly' low prides for cash, or country
produce, and request Um public to give us a call before.
purcluedug cliewnere, feeling Battened we can offer we
tter inducements to cash buyers.
Wa respectfully solicit the patronage of all, and the
public are cordially invited to examine cur geede.
Every thing taboo in exchange for good's except proult,
scs.
WM. MARCH & BRO
Huntingdon, ap. lA, 1867
tarC:O,IIC,CC . ,
, 17 9 -IMISTSS
FOR. EVE R YBODY,
CHEAPER, THAN ANY OTHER
KINDS. Call at Lewis' Book Store
and SEE ASSORTMENT.
•
sEGARS.—Best quality pf Segars
rulli CpN;NGIIAM s gksmows.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS!
Level lag's Best and other sy I ups, New Orlesns, Porto
Elco and Sugar house Mola.ses, for solo;nt Lewis Family
NI miry .
DERF UMERY and FanoySoaps for
sale at LEWIS Family Grocery.
p4.ru 1 11, , -
C MENT DEED PAPER,
LA:WLS' BOOK .7.TORE
MR
El