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Wednesday morning.; Deo. 18, 1867,
LOCAL &PERSONAE
Local Advertisements,
Advertisements - (puffs or notices)
published in local columns at ten rents
a lino single insertion, counting seven
words to a line. tf.
13rief Items
—Pleasant: to bear" the, jingling of
the sleigh bells, and going it 20.:
—Unpleasant : to have no sleigh and
horse of your
—Mighty- unpleasant: to beak
enedin your slumbers about 12 o'clock,
at night by a lot of ,sleigh, bells and a
noisy set of pleastiro seekore.
—Deer are said to be plenty in the
neighbOrhood.of Tyrone. Ditto • over
in this neck o.'timbor.
-The:Cour.ty Teachers! Inatituto
convenes to-day, and will close on Fri
daY - next. .
—ln another column we .puhlish
list of the lucky jurors who have been
drawn under the new system, by the.
Jury commissioners.
7 -The killing-of bears is a common
occurrence in- this and metbboring
counties: . gr. Wm. Long,..who resides
valley, killed ono on Wednes-
—Uuntingdon County Will undoubt
edly take the pinmiu)n for the-heaviest
hogs this year.' -Lack at the figures in
anothei . plaee„l,„ . .
—Snow, snow, snow, has been the
order of the day: for the.:•past week,
and now pe,grounLis.eoveredAo the
depth- ol , a•tiearly foot - f -- Th'd sleigh
ing is gp . ocl apd getting better.
Needs a clubbing : The editor oftho
GLOBE; for ienderinga verdict adverse
to - Our opinion on the new whistle.—Ty
rorie _Herald. If we know our nerves
they can stand the - whistle; but never
a elubbing—unloss . it,is about a dozen
clubs of good Paying subscribers. '
Iron :ore of;al,seperior cpiality,a - nd
in large •quantitieS, has recently been
discovered'Witiiin a - Mile of MapietOn,
this county. Mapletom could be made
a rushing place, •,:and: so could Hunt
ingdon).if, the meti,of--means would
make: it So - . _ - • ••-
—Welearn from the Officers of the
P. R. R. that 2,358 more eight wheeled
freight cars passed. cjvcr the Middle
Division of the road in Nov. 1867, thaw
in th6.,corresponcling month of 1866,
the account beinekept at Mifflin. In
1366 the.number was 28;240; - in 1867,
tho number was 30,507: "
—A deed-is now being* recorded in
the several Registers' offices, in which
the,Pennsylvania Railroad Company
conveys to the Pennsylvania Canal
Company all theßne Of -canals from
Columbia to Hollidaysburg. The con
sideration money is $2,650,000, and the
revenue stamps affixed to it amounted
to $750. This deed will have to be
recorded in - the counties of Lancaster,
Dauphin, Perry, Juniata, Mifflin, Hun
tingdon and Blair.
The Young Meies Christian Asso
ciation, of this place, has now taken
possesion of . their new , room in
Brown's hardware building, and have
it partly furnished in .an attractive
style. The number of members is rap.
idly-increasing, showing that the do
sire of our-young men has long been to
have just such a place - for mutual im
provement. The citizens who have so
liberally ,contributed` desetwe the bled
sings of the community for conferring
so rich a benefit; and we trust the or
ganization will prove by Its perma
nence, that the money has not been
given in vain.
—There Was it.uniiin" meeting of sun
day schools in the- Methodist church
on Sunday last, which was addressed
by Rev. Mr. Phillips, ,Superintendent
of the Home for Little Wanderers, of
Philadelphia.' Three children discour
sed some excellent music, which added
greatly-to, the interest of the -ceremo
mks. - It sWai - the intention of the au
'periiitendentJd previde ho - triei 'oar
midst for fire children -which ho had
with him. We have not learned.whoth
er any were ,-.talten. We :understand
the contributions in money on Sunday,,
and the . denationla in :Clothing:: &c., on:
Monday, were quito liberal.
—The Bedford Gazeite tel Of tv hog'
in that place which weighed 562 pounds,
and asks !'Who Can boat it ?" ;. 41y,
'Thomas Wekbkook,Oltbis place, rids:
ed a bog which weighed 566 pounds,
whieb3peats Bedford : hog four
pounds: - Bn'aiso raiied tWO other bogs,
which in wcir,bl/ beat the,conanne yun
,of such animals—olio WeiglAng 494
pounds, and the.other - 452 pounds. The
total weight in hoglleehof those three
hogs is 1512 pounds. 'Monstrous 1460.
those; but not
,” large as one killed
by Mr.' B:ShOeniaker, in O'neidil:tOwn
ship,—it weighed 762. We miglit also
add that the hogs in question wore all
-weighed by disinterested parties.
Freer's Fort 61rapo*Ine.
The
.gort ! grapnis now .cultivaledin
this country for ft eWine'.unexcelfed -by
any other, in its mellow juiciness, rich
ness of flavor, - and tirilfianVof "color.
The grape, has been im - ought, to A
fection never attaioed.in.Por,tugal„ by
Mr. A. Speer, - in big - Vineyard, New
Jersey. Pbysicians_say it is superior
to imported P.ort:Tdr7inv.alidk,,add in
summer it is more - agredaliki and re
freshink •than claret. ;-Cler&irien use
it for its-purity as a communion wine;
while the most lash aable families d rink
it as a dinner wine.-Ilret6 York Tri
bune. • , -
Some of our druggist 4 keep it.
4 Standard Scale
(Fairbanks'), should be part of the
furniture of -every housekeeper.. Be
sides enabling ono
,to get the exact
proportions in cooking, preserving,
.etc, it will more than pay its cost in
insuring good weight from the butcher
and grocer., ' .
ma... 'We judge, from • tho _immense
sales that Mrs. S. A,- Allen'eloiraved
(new stile) Hair Restorer 'or Dressing
(in one boitlo is preferred by °yell ,
one. Every Druggist sells it. Pride
Ono Dollar. int
EEsA,,For Books of any kind, pall :at
Lewis' Book Store.
,Blank Books for the dOk and
pocket, for sale at Lewis' Book Store.
COURT AFFAIRS.
V. RO CL AMATIQN. = -WIIEREAS, by
'a Precept' to Me di - reeled, dated at tlintingdon; the
2.3 of November, A. HAMA', ender the hands and seed
of the Hun. George Taylor, President of the Court of
Common Pleas, Oyer and Terminer ' and geneml jail dell,
ery of the 24th Judicial District of Pennsylvania, compo
sed of Huntingdon, Moir and Cambria connties; and the
lions. Anthony J. Beard and David CI trkson, his associ.
ates, Judges of the county of Huntingdon, justices as
signed, appointed to item, try and doterntine all and every
indictments made or taken for or concerning all crimes,
which by the laws of the Stile are matte capital, or felon
tea of death, and other °Amery, crimes and misdemeanors,
width have been or shall hereafter be committed or perpe
trated, for crimes aforesaid—l ant commanded to make
public proclamation throughout my whole bailiwick, that
a Court nf Oyer and Terminer, of Common Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, will be held at the Court House In the
borough of Huntingdon, on the second Monday fend 13th
day) of JANUARY, and those stint will prosecute tho
said prisoners, be then and there to prosecute them as it
shall be Just. and that all Justices of the Peace, Coroner
and Constables within said county, be then and theta in
their proper persons 410 (Nook, a, up, pr oat') 4;7, with
their records, Inquisittons, examinations and romombran
ces, to do those things which to noir MO* respectively
appertain. .
•
Dated rit Ituntingdon, tholSth . Deconther, In the yoar oI
our Lord one thousand night hundred and sixtpsevem
and the 9191 yuar of American Indepoudence.
JAS. F. BATHURST, Sheriff:
prtoOLAMATION.—WHEREAS, by
_IL a precept to me directed by the Judges of the Com
mon Pleas of the calmly of Huntingdon, bearing teat the
23d of November, A. D. 1307, I am commanded to make
public Proclamation throughout my Whole bailiwick, that
a Court of Common Pleas will be held at the Court House
in thii boroligh of Huntingdon, on the 3rd Monday (and
20th day) of JANUARY, ISCS, for the trial of . all 18.
111C8 In said Court which remain undetermined before
the acid Judges, when and where all jurors, wltnesses,and
suitors, in the trials of all issues are required.
Dated at Huntingdon, the lath December, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-Boron,
and the 9lat 'Year of American Independence.
JAS. F. BATHURST, Wiwi/.
TRIAL LIST,
JANUARY TERM, 1808.
FIRST WEER.
Wm. W. rani & CO, ♦s H. F. Baker, et el.
D. T. Owens vs Hiegel St Fister.
Mrs 11. Corbitt Ns Miry Stronaa4. Co
W. W. &D C Eutriken, rn vs Micba•l Stone, '
. Same ye Same.
Dr. P. Rhoenberger's cis's. vs Wilson It.'Lorenz.
Wood & Bacon • , vs A. P. Wilson.
Jacob Russell . vs John B. Weaver.
John McCalian's ogre. as A. P. Wilson.
George C. Hamilton ye David Fouso.
Elizabeth Gram, et al vs Alva Oldicntt, et al.
Elea Rogers vs The township of Cromwell
and bor. of Otbisonia.
Samuel Campbell vs Same. .
SECOND WEEK
David Blair ,• • vs W. K. l'irelfurtrle. com. of
H. Miller
George Noss • vs Wm. Soho Umber o
Jacob 0. Coughman
TS Tim township of Cromwell
and boro. of Orbisonia.
P.M. Lytle vs John W. Marten!.
Wm. A. Orbison. . ,ve Thomas Turley and wife:
Martha Bell ' ' • vs John McElwee.
W B. Sipe vs A. L. Clues.
Mary Buoy vs J. K. McCahon.
Thomas Turley & wife vs McGrath & Pinar.
Wilson & Potriken vs Simon Cohn, et al.
G. W. Truitt vs David Grove.
Jacob -Dorinsn - • - vs• JsmovEntriken, ei
Joh alien, et al vs John Horgan, of al.
Christian Weaver vs 11 .0 B T M It ltd Coal Co.
John H • DenfOrd for use vs' David Blair.
Cyrus N Bemonderfer vs The bor. of Huntingdon.
Martin Gate's admin'r vs James Morrow.
Wm. MoFarland's guard's vs Mifflin & Centre co. It 11 Co
Westly M. AkersVS Tho Broad Top Oil Co.
John 13 Sumer - on •• vs Wnt. Wilson. •
- Wm M. Weigloy vs John W. Mattorn,
Bold. F. Clark - vs Thomas Hall.
Wm. it. Briggs for use NB Samuel Okeson, et el.
• Same • vs Santo.
J: ft. SIMPSON, Prothonotary.
Prothonotary s Office, Dsc: 19, 1867. ,'
GRAND JURORS.
Bakor John, carpenter, Clay
Chamberlain Jab - . inn keeper, War'mk
Colegate Oliver, farmer, Cromwell
Conker James, farmer, Tell.
Donaldson Isaac, farmer, Lincoln:-
Evans Samuel D. farnier, Tell
Enyeart Davis G., teacher, Penn
Horner Isaac, farmer, Barree
Isenberg Niel. carpenter, Alo . xandria
Lewis Wm . , e'ditbr, Huntingdon
Locke Philip, farmer, Springfield
Locke Simon blacksmith, Dublin
McCoy 'Joseph, farmer; Walker
Morrow John, farmer, Dublin
Miller D. P., M. D., Huntingdon
Miller Geo. W, farmer, Union
Miller Jacob C, farmer, Barren
Peterson James, farmer, Dublin
Park Joseph, farmer, Cass
Shoope Jeremian, farmer, Shirley
Speck David, farmer, Juniata
Sollers Jacob, carpenter, Springfield
Wray William, farmer, Franklin-
Wilson HerirY, surveyor, Oneida
- TRAVERSE JURORS-FIRST WEEK.
Beaver Samuel, farmer, Penn
Baird Harry, blacksmith, Shirley Bor
Boyer John G, merchant, Penn
Boober John, farmer, Cromwell
Claubaugh Johll, laborer"; Walker
Cresswell Jacob, surveyor, Cassville
Conrad Daniel, farmer, Franklin
Covert J... 8 , stonemason, Springfield
Dell Levi, farmer, Union ,
Dean Abraham, carpenter, Juniata
Frazier-John 8., farmer, West
Foster John Bfarmer, Shirley
Gayton John, farmer, Union
Griffith John, farmer, Tod ' •
Gatos Thomas, laberer,Tranklin
Graffius 'Robert, farmer, Porter
Haslett R. F., inn keeper, Morris •
Houck Adams, farmer, Tod
Hamilton John C. farmer, West
Henderson David, farmer, Morris
-Hagans John, shoemaker, Barren
Heffner Benjamin farmer,
Walker
Kelley Thomas, farmer, Cromwell
Love William, farmer, Tell •
Llng Washington, butcher, Walker
Lloyd -William, - gunsmith, Franklin
McNeal Robt. G, farmer, Clay
Myton Win. B, farmer, Jackson'
Mateer Henry 11. plasterer, Brady
Myton Alfred, farmer, West
McNeal Alexandria, farmer, Clay
Ifierloyiebn, farmer, Union
Miller - Martin V., farmer, Union -
McFadden .Wm. coachman, Jackson
Neff Benjamin, K. farmer, Weet
I Porter George B. farmer, West • • •
1 1 Painter David, Manager, Brady - -
Spangler John, farmer, Cass
Slack Job, mechanic, Barre° ,
Shiriefelt Abraham; farmer, Juniata •
Heeds =Hugh, gentleman, Franklin
Simpson Murry, farmer, Huntingdon
Stevens Frank, merchant, Alt Union
Weaver Alfred, carpenter, Brady
Wakefield Augustus, farmer, Shirley
Weaver Jacob, farther, HoPewoll: '
Weight David,.fartner Juniata
Zentmyer M: merchant, Warriorsmark
TRAVERSE JURORS-SECOND WEEK. -
Appleby_William, farmer, Dublin_
Aeyers Hiram,,forgeman, Alexandria
Brown William, farmer, Cass
Briggs A. G. farmer, Tell „ ,
Bales Simon, farmer, B.endeliion
BuekWalter Jonas, farmer, Walker
Berkstresser George . , Hopewell -
Baker John, farmer, Tod
.Chileoto Solomon, farmer, Tod , •
CrownOVer Bennt, laborer, Jackson
COrbin John, carpenter; Juniata
-Emerick James, laborer, Franklin
Grubb Joseph, farmer, Penn
, Gibboney Joseph, gentleman, Barree
Goodman Jacob, farmer, Brady
Johnson Samuel, cooper, Penn
Johnson : Geo. W. merchant, West •
Keenan:Thomas, railroad boss, Penn
Madden Gideon, farmer, Springfield ,
Marra Martin, inn keeper, Carbon
Martin Isaac, farmer, Porter -
Madden Wm. Esq , farmer„Clay
Marlin, James T., currier, Clay
Metz.Jonathan, merchant, West
Meng David, farmer, Warrior'srnark
Myton James, farmer, West
MeCalfan James, - laborer, Henderson
McLaughlin Wm, merchant, Mt Union
Owens PoriT, merchant, Warriorsnfk
Painter Jacob, farmer, Cromwell
Shade J. p , Dublin
Speck Abraham, farmer, Brady
Shaver Peter, merchant, Mt Union
Smyers William, mason, Clay .
Gates David, farmer, Franklin
Laird Robert 4.. farmer, Metter
Ladles Drosses and Boys Clothing.
The undersigned inform the public
that they are prepared to make Ladies
Dresses of all kinds in the most sub
stantial and fashionable styles. Also
Boys' Clothing. They respectfully so
licit a share of patronage.
B. ANNIE M'CABE.
EalieA OSWALT.
nuntingdon, Dec. 16, 1867,—tf.
Offleta . 1
You can buy your Winter Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, and all other goods
that you may wish, cheaper at A. L.
Lewis' Lew cheap store in Leistors'
Building, Huntingdon.
j a 3Tor School Books and School
Stationery of all kinds call at Lewis'
Book Store.
DU-Books for the Holidays--a Land
some assortment—for salo at Lewis'
Book Store. . ,
Pa-Musical Instruments, fancy and
usoful articles, for sale at Lewis' Book
Storo.
gm,Biblos and Ilymn Books of all
kinds, for sale at Lewis' BoOk Store.
DErNew Styles of Wall Paper for
1868, now arriving at -Lewis' Book
Store.
xua„Toys for the children at Lewis'
Family Grocery.•
Speer's 'Wines
' Are the pure juice of the grape, and are
unexcelled by any native vintage. They con-,
tain valuable tnedicitml properties, and are
of intrinsic worth to the invalid and the 'con
valescent, strengthening the weak, and restor
ing the system to tone and vigor. Sickly per
sons and females should try them.
' 1 MARRIED,
At the incidence of the bride's fath
er, Dm - 140 2 _1867, by Rev. J.. Walker,
Mr. HENRY MYERS; of Blair county,
to Mimi AMANDA. EYER, of Hunt. co.
At therecidenee,of the.bride's mother
in Petersburg; Dad. 121h - 1867, by Itev. ,
Mr. Aughey, Capt. J - NO. S. WRIGIT : to
Miss RACUAEL GUESLER, both of Peters
burg.
EAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA
TARRH treated with the utmost succors, by J.
SA ACS, 51. D., Oculist and Aurlat, (formerly of Leyden,
Holland) N. , . 805 ARCH street Phil. I delphio. ToAirnott
sir from the meet rcheble sources In the city at dc un-
Iry can be seen at his oiticu. The medical, faculty are In
vited to accompany tholr patients, as he has no secrete
In hie p notice. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain.—
No chars° for entuittutiOn. inyB-lybm
MARKETS.
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PLIILADELPIIIA, Dee. 14, 1867
Superfine Flour at $7.25©13,25 extra nt $S,5O(O)$O, fancy
extra fatally SIOQII, and Pennsylvania family $9,75(
10,78, ami.fency brands $12,75a114,00 according to quality
nye flour sl,,tio.
Prime 11 heat is scarce here. Cholce now at V 2.0002,60
white 52,41163,55. ltye at $1,70@1,71. Cora 1,40 to 1,42
Oats at 58c. Ilarley mot at $1,55.
Cloverseed $7,1248,00 according to quality; 11114u1.4j
$2,4002,65; Flaxseed $2.55@t2,50 per bathe!.
Yrrratmatiri Dec. 14.--Flour.—There:is a local demand
We quote wa les of spring wheat Flour at $10.75®10,75,
winter Flour at g11,50®12.25 fancy, at V3E1012,75.
Wheat, winter,52,50(44,55 and No.l opting $2,60,@2,65
Corn from fusthands at;sl,oo. ltye, $1,50 per bushel. Oats
68@70c; Batley; 1,60051,05. , Syolildere, 14; - BIOS 1234 c;
hantslS l 4, Lartll334c. •
Cement, Dec. 14,-1 lout doll spring extra V 1,1609,50.
Winter, 0.50(0,50. Spring ifheat is at $1,88(3.1,79.
Corn 1,00. Oats, 55cts. - -
- - - - FINANCIAL
Now 'YORE, Dee. 11.—Gold closed at $1.,34.
HIINTINGDoN MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY lIENRY & CO.
- WROLO6OLE PRICES.
Superfine Flour. $lO,OO
EM.I4. Flour, old. 11,00
Family Flour ' 12,00'
Rod Wheat,.......... ...... 2,25
White Wheat 0 35
Apple Butter Ei gat10n...1,•25
Bark word 9,00
Barley 1,00
Butter ..... . .. ............. ...... 30,
1,00
Buckwheat Meal V em
Itran V cwt 1,25
Brooms V dot 3,0004,e0'
Beebuitx gt 11 30 1
Beam V hit, ' 01
Clovereced %1, at
Chickens 05,
Country Soap 10;
Now Corn 90 to 1,00
CorteMeal V cwt... ........ 2,20
Dried Apples Flat ...... —2,00
Dried Cherries 1,tivia1t....12
Dried Peaeliee V lb 15
Dried Bea no,
Berf V lb 81
Blond Top? ton $2,00 02,50
i 6.3.3 . o 5
Feathers ll lb .. 80
11
FIKX.S(I . - " 41,011
Hops "ii lb 0 40
Ham, smoked 20
Hay ^a ton 12,00
Idtrd t 2 1,4
Large 01110111 11 bus 70
51f s.ed Chop " 05
05
'Onto 00
Potatoes 58 bus 100
Plaster per ton . 10,00
; Hags 'ts lb ' 5
:nye 170
Illyo Chop 5 8 cot... "00
;fiyo Su du . 11 bundle. 15
, Shot ts ~3 ewt 1,50
;Shoulded 15
Sklos i 12
ow 10 0 12
Timothy ",00
Turkeys 11 lb ...................10
Wool 'll lb 35
Pork Ti lb 8
l llnrd Coal ii tQn.., .... „,$7,00
REOISTER'S NOTlOR—Notiai
hereby given, to all peccary, intorected, that the fob
lowing named persona have settled their accounts in the
Register's °Mao, at Huntingdon, and that the said accounts
will be presented for confirmation and allowance at in
Orphans' Gond, to be hold at Huntingdon, in and for the
county- of, Huntingdon, on Monday, the 13th day of
JANUARY next, (1868,) to wit :
1 'rho final account of Ephraim Hazlet, Exi.cator of the
last will and testament of Maria Fleming, lota of Brady
township, deceased. -
2 0 inirdlngshlp account of Irma Oatonliirk, guardian' of
the minor children of Martin Fleming, late of Brady t
deceased.
3 Tims fled account of Joint v. Slattern, naminls - tra:
tor du bonis 11. on cum xestamento annexo of John
late of Brady, township, deceased.
4 Administration account of, James McElroy adminis
tiator of the estate of P.: Q. Davis, deceased. • • , f• •
5 Administration account of Abraham. hamlets and
Louie 11. Knotle, executors of the last will tind testament
of Maegaretta Swoops, late of Porter township, deceased..
13 Administration - account of David Etnier, adminis
trator of Robert Gifford, late of the borough of Of his°.
ilia, deceased.
7 Final account of William Maarten, arloriniatrator
corn URA annex° of Jaeob Boahor,lolo of springOeta
township, deed. . ,
.
Account of %Mina Shoop,exCeutor of fhe Nat wilt
and testament of ,fano Met', tato of Toll tscp., deceased.
9 AdMlnistiation amount of James Minor and Jsmes
Stoseart, executors - 09140mm Millar, Woof Mate top.,.
deceased.
30 Afingnistratioil accogut of Saml L Lepnarci,
Crater ef l.ydia Irwin, late of Cromwell township, deed.
11 Final "admintatration account of bliplinct J. Martin
and Asppli Prise, admintltrgors pf the estate of Joseph
Martin, late of Toll township, deceased.
12 Administration arponnt of David Ashton, advalnis
tiator of Thomas Ashton, late Of Springfield township,
deceased.
13 Guardianship account of Saud. ,Cummins, guardian
of Wm. C. Cummins, lots of Jackson township, deceived.
14 Guardianship account of Catharine E. Shaver, now
Catharine Stewart, guardian of Catharine E. thaver, a
minor daughter of Wm. Shaver, deceased.
15 Final administration account of Geo. Jackson and
Itobert Fleining, administrators ofJamee Stowar t, Into of
Jackeen township, deceased.
16 Administration account of A. W. Swoop° and John
Clayton, Sr, executors of Eliza Gilleland, late of Union
township, deed: Fired by A. W. Swoopeiactinlexecutor
T. E. SMUCKER,
Register's Ottleed • Register.
Rant.. Dec.l9, 'M.
NOTICE isleioby given to all per
il eoirei Interested that the following Inventories of
the goods and Chattola eel to wldows, under the provis
ions of the ncl of 19th of April, 1851, have been flied to
the °Moo of the Clerk of the Orpheus' COuct of Hunting.
don county and will be presented for •at prima by the
Court" on Fedoesdaq tho 16th of JANOAItY, (1868,):
1. The Intentory and appraisement of the goods and
chattels which wore of John Bolinger. late of proniwell
township, deceased. as fatten by hid w idow, sfargaret
Dee. 18, 186 T
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.'
THE, undersigned have established
I nu Agency in the Borough of
- lIUNTINGDON, PA.,
For tho purchase oud solo of all kinds of
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And will giro prompt attontion to tbo solo and letting of
Houses, Farms Building LOU, and alt othor Beal Estrito
business cutrated to their taro.
FOR SALE
A convenient and well finished DWELLIN4 in West
Huntingdon; pleneantly situated; a well of gond:water
on the premises; g covered pump, and other uouvenien.
cos.
A 'minden= RESIDP,HCE in the Borough of Hunting..
tion, 'Ororepfputly located in a control portion of the
to till.
Ypitory frargo lait"pquia ; Price, S6UO
F 0.4 RF I NT,
Two From iiwEr l tlislas In Onmo borough.
Persons ' desiring to parallso, toll, or rant, will 1040313
or apply' ioliertiod, to'
MILLER & 44ATITAG f E,
0111cAopppaile alp Coort4loufio,,,..
daci.9 lpuitrinkdon;
- FF YOU WANT the BEST pYRUP,
CUN11171(111.01 d CAM:I'ST.
"VIO.RRISON'S . COVE FARM FOR
This farm is situated on Piney Cteek abent four Milos
from Williamsburg, adjoining rpringileld, Furnace prop•
erty. It contains 185 ACRES, of which about 25 acres is
young chestnut timber, all under good feneo:,
Tho improvement's are a 'drat class BARN, dearly new,
with Wagon Shed. Corn min, dc.; a stone DWELLING
HOUSE, also new; log Dwelling, largo and well solected
Orchard, etc., etc.
There Is an abundant supply of water by Teens of ca
pacious cistorns which in seven years experieneo have
never failed in furnishing all the water roquirod ; also by
the crock which bounds:the term.
Further particulars may Lo had on applteMion to tho
undorsigned, residing in Huntingdon.
ituntingdon, X'ov. 15, 1867
O RPHANS' COURT 'SALE OF
VALUABLE BAAL ESTATE. '
Ifs Vii too Gran order of,this Orphans' Court of Mint
ingdon county, I will czpoie to public sale at Mill Cosh,
in said codfity, : -
ON WEDNESDAY, TUN 18th OF DEOESIDEIt, 1867,
at one o'clock, P. M., all that certain messuage, tenement
end tract of land'situato to Brady township, In said coup.
ty of Huntingdon, adjoining lands of Josef& Green. aoo.
Eby, Diane Got such, (horse Hawn, James Slmpson's heirs
David Simpson, John Wolfkill, and others, and centaur
Mg Six hundred and Outs Acres and Eighty-three Perches
and allowance. About 200 acres of which are dearth] and
under cultivation, and the residue Is covered with,excel .
lent timber. Haying thereon an excellent stone Grist
Mill, Saw Mill, 0 log Dwelling Hoims, and bank Barn
and other outbuildings. Dr. E. W. lisle will Join In the
deed to the purchaser, that the whole tills mny pass clear
of bis interest therein as truant by courtesy.
TERMS OF SAL E.—One.lialfof the purchase money on
count maim of eido and tho residue in am year thereof
terwith hitereat to be secured by Om bond and mortgage
.
of the purchaser. ADAM HO Y,
nov2i.td 0 uar'dian of Harry Steely Ilale.
PUBLIC SALE OR TA.LIIABLE
IttAL ESTATII,
By virtue of an order of the Court of Com Mott Pleas of
Huntingdon amety, directed to me, as the Committee of
Benjamin F. Wallace, a lunatic, there wilt ho expomd to
public sale at the home of lt. P. 11M.let;in Spruce Creek,
iltautingqoncounty, Ppm.,
ON TIULTBSDA.Y, DE:IVIIBER 20, FM,
• ' • - = atlo, r dcleckitt•:3ll;
TIIREE TRACTS OF LAND
ituntoti in FRANKLIN and MORRIR townships, nun
tingeon county, nut in TYRONE towsiship, Binir co., Po
N0..1.
Cdnaleta of- a tract of Imptivediand - in ,
Franklin and
Morrie rownehips, Huntingdon county, an. therlittlri Ju
niata river, about one mile above 13pruco Creek, bounded
by laudnof Danii4 Shultz, Haggarty, and- °theta,
known as tbo“Sugar lelaud Property," ,
- containing about 42 Acre:,.-, •
tart of which - comfits of two small islarids in the little
Juniata river, and a small tract of three - Acres on' the
south Bide - of said ricer. This tract Is thaf farming land,
awl is now under cultivation. " •
Coniste'ofn tepid of unimproved land iTlng on Canon
Mountain, in - Morrie township; linutingilon county, and
lyrune township; Malt county, "
containing about 215—Acrt . ' -- -
and bounded: by lands of - Itoberb F,.Wpllaed's 11°114, Wm.
Porter, and others.
NO. , 3. : ' -
Con.ists of a smell tract of unimproved mountain land,
lying its thesaatc twettebsps and cowslips,
containing about 0 Acres,
and bounded by lauds of James Brinlonbaugh, John S.
laett, and Minns.
TEIIIIS OF SALli.—thae.third of the, purchaso monoy
ha nald on confirmation of Ulu tulle at January Court.
when- onoo..wul bno..uuout
annual paymenralreiliafhnnillTHifitioiCidbO secured
by tbejud; : pucut bonds or the purchaser. -
BIAIIWIN WA LESR,
dect-lt Committee. of I.ldn,lduAlu 3V,vlhice.
FARM FOR
THE undersigned offers - a Form for
sale, being a pars of the ono lin resides on in Hun
tingdon County. about otto mile west of the town of Or
hisonin. situated. on the -Anghwick Creek, containing
about 125 acre, about 70 acres cleared and inn good
state of cultivaelon, with is good two story log house,
and am memory s ork -of a batik Laren - 460 a young
apple orchard (130 aeon.) of sole 1 varieties; sills a gobd
site fur grape col taro. The cleared. land is good arable
bottom land of an e.oderit `. t • • . •
• TIMMS—Ono thonmand dollars on confirmation of sale,
the balance in two equal annual pal moats with interest
secured by bond and mortgago. A good title will be giv
en and possession on tho flint day of April next.
.9 For further pat Oculars imply to the sobwriber on
(Ito premises. ' JOHN 13 , SIONEFELT.
Oct. 0, 1.007.
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/SAM) &MAIN.
Tod twp., Dec. 4,107.
S ELLERS & FOLWELL,
ivIIOLESALE
. CONFECTIONERS FRUITERERS,
NO. 361.. North Third §t.ye : et,
rpiLADurna.
-- .tOrdets promptly attended to. deri.it
ENVELOPE MANUFACTORY,
Nos. 323 and 325 Market s'ttect,
HARRISBURG, I'A.
E.9l , l o ries oral! the standard sizes, colors And gnnlitioa
tozether wlth LOW' Note, Wedding and Mourning gn
velopes, farnlahod at •
LESS MAN iymy YORK PRICES!
All goods warranted. Adglad i u t d i o 7 s to
o21 : 1 N 05.32.3 and 325 Illorliet,:it : Oarrlsburg.
•
WA.N TED,
. .
J. It SMIJCKFM,
Itesixtpr
In an old vatabliihad wholosato DRY•GGGCI3 WISE,
in'rinlaclulilliiaon active, enterprising
841 1 -] *if- A N,
,vho can IniltacncO a'goad tnula , Atilt9 1 , 3 g, with RIM%
reference, be., to
tio2&
,6 ISAAC K. STAUFFER,,th
WATOIIMA4T.EM qncl JEWIRLER,
No. 148 North 2d &root, cursor 4?(Qaarry,
PLIIIADELNItIA, •
IR apartment of Watches, Jewelry, Silvor and Plaied
Ware constantly on hand.
puTTABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Zir Repairing of Watches and Jetedry promptly a.
tended to, n0v.27.1y*
THE BEST QUALITY OF FRESH
mo, FIR CL at C7ini7A7? Fr -f
SALES
It. It. BRYAN
NO. 2.
BOX N0.,1608, PhiladolpNa P.O
EDICAL IaTRICIT
DR, 'WILLIAM -BREWSTER,'
IVPCONNELLSTOWN, PA.
„ •
For the lief - lent of those Mopos(nsab inhiertal I.
Electrical treat:l)PM he diseases - 41j give la: the
following list's& few of thb more prominent an
most common complaints met with in our prac •
tics, in all of which we are most suzreessful. IN
NEMILT ALL OASES OP CARONI° DISEASE, ELECTRICI
TY IR A BORE REMEDY, AND IN ALL CASES BENEFICIAL,
11. pßopr.i.LT APPLIED. Those, therefore, afflicted
with complaints not hero enumerated, need have
no hesitation in imply ing,and whether only isErtsP,
or Al PERMANENT curse can.bo• effected, they will
receive replies accordingly. All communications
free.
1 Epilepty, Chorea, St. Vilna' Daneo, Paralysis,
Neuralgia; 'Hysteria,' Nervousness, .1"el0a-
Hun of the lieart,Lack4aw, etc.'
2 Sore Throat, Dopepsia,Dlarrheett, Dysontery,l
Oliatinate ,Coustipation, •Iliemorrholds, url
Piles, Hiltons, Flatulent, and Painter's Colic,
and all affeetions of the Liver and Spleen. •
_- _ -
S Catarrh, Cdngb, Influenza, Asthtiol, (where
m
not caused by organic die° of the heart,)
Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Ilbhumetisrn of the,
Chest, Consumption' In , thi) early - stages:, .1
~ .. .
4 Gravel, Diabet is. and Ifigney COmplriints.
5 Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Stiff /lock,
• . Spinal Diseases, liip Diseases. Cancers, Tu
. : mot': l (those last named altritya - cored with
out pain, op ruttirig, or pla4ters In any form)
I n a mold,
..ye,, lu o vosa to cure all curable dis•
easee.:
.
. •
. - .
Wo lined ,
no connection ,whatever with any
liother:Electrical °film in Ale or aty Other county
All lettere addreite to
WM. BIIEWgTER, M. D., 1
a16'67 . , ~ ', ,': ideConnellatoun, Pa."
No more Bald -Heads! c:
.11ro'7ilore 4traii Lo6ks !
DR. LEON'S
ELECTRIC HAIR .RENEWER,
Is pronounced by all who hare.used it the very-best
preparation for the Heir. It is a positive cure for Bald
ness, eradicates batch off and Humor., atops the hair
front falling out, and speedily restores Gray Locks to
their original hue and luxuriance. •
It operates on the secretions and fills the glands with
new life and coloring matter. Thin, dead. failed or gray
hair still always be brought back by a few ri t ,pllcations,
to Ito youthful abundance, vitality and Color. • -
It makes the hair soft, glossy, fragrant, pleasant to the
touch and easy to arrange. Dry, wiry and Intractable
locks become moist, pliant and disposed to remain In my
desired position. As a Hair Dressing It We no
Thu setae are enormous and it is a nitivetsal favorite with
old and young of both sexes.
hold by Druggists throughout, till, Milted States. Ad
dress all orders to
ZEIGLER & SMITE;
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
137 'Nth. Third St., Philadelphia
n0 , ,.27-ly
JUNIATA
STEAM PEARL MILL,
lIUNTINUDON, PA
THIS MILL is a complete success in
the manufactureof 'LOUR, &o. It bat lately Weu .
thoroughly repelled - and - IT .totid; ruAntog ofdai
and iu full operation.
The burrOnott rbobni are rieivatiV of .anperior float
ity—cannot he exT>llo4l.Aal we are glatiliol to kit
that our work - WIZ -given entire satbtfectfon to ouiciAto
rners, to whom we tender our tinukt.
have to our emploi Min of tiro' best millers lu the
county, Aud at taithfol And capable; engineer. Titus equip
pod and encouraged, we nro determined ;o persevere in
our efforte to accommodate and please the Public, hoping
thereby to merit and receive a liberal share of patronage
to stilt:tin us in our enterprise for the public interest.
Market price paid for the different kind., of main on
delivery.
Flour nod Chop, ou hand, for Halo.
'JOAN K. McOATIAN k SON.
Huntingdon, Nov. 20.197
GLAZIER & BRO.,
=I
DRY GOODS,. DRESS_GOODS, HAM,
NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SIIOES.
GROCERIES, QUEENSIVARE; (f'C., (CC
Washington street, near the Jail
iLwinq putcluraed our Winter Meals since the - Into
heavy decline, we eau niford to direr squalor haducements'
to buyout.
tji-ILE . AI) OUR PRICES:IAI
. 31nsline anti Pt lots. front S eta up,
Heavy Boble.mlied shootings, yard wide, 15 as,
Heavy Said wide '1 irkingo, 30 els,
Bost-Winter . Delitines, Li and 2, els,
All Wool Dolitineg, .15 to 65 Ote,
Double nidth Wool Plaids, 60 as, -
Heavy Plaid Poplins, $1 00,
Wool Flannels, 26 to 00 eta oynrii.
Wool BlailkotS, $3,00 t 0.510.00 a 00,
Wool Shawls, $1,25 tr. $lO.OO
Balmoral Skirts, $1.2 5
. tq $1.60,
Other 1.10000 is proportion,
Iltintingdos, N5O. 6,1807.
1867. = x-867.
CLOTHING. •
Ho
ROMAN
NEW
LOTIIINEF •
F 0.4 : •
PALL AND W.IINT-TEIR,
• JUST ItItCRITED
At'
11, R 51• A N' S ,••
CHI.I.P CLOTHING STORE. -
For Gentleman's Clothing of the haat material, and made
in the best workmanlike manner, call at
R 0 31 A N '
opposite the Franklin Mouse In Market Square, Itunting.
don, Pa.
'ENERGETIC MEN AND .I,AD/E8
WANTEP_to cauvrtsa fur. the . -
01216711 , ,1.V0 ITISTOIa I , OP TILE
BOOKS OF THE EISL,E
DY PROF. CALVIN E.E. STOlyll, D.
Showing what the Bible is not what It is, and how to
use it.; trod»; the history of each book up to its origin
Ifith the invoked author% and completely anSwei ing all
Infidel corns and chicon°ee to the Scriptores. It is an
ordinary lihrary of Biblical history in a ainglo volume;
brief, clear, accurate, conclusive and.highly interesting.
A master piece of common souse, It is needed In every
family where the Bible is read, as well as by crery Sab
bath School teacher, 4tildunt and flergyinnti L ond being
the only book on the hubject ever ‘publialted 'or sold in
this country, agents can easily gee the advantage of can.
vassing for this wont. Send roc circulars conbdoing no.
tines and indorsements from loading ministers of all de
nominations. Aeress -
• ZIABLER, Sic:WADY 6; CO, •
614 Melt street, Bluladelphia.• •
121=1
STOVES, GRATES, RANGES, &O.
A NT,of.ille.aboveAr,ticlos can.bb had
rjuy adaresslng tj o eulepl•ibet•. Stoves of. all_ kinds
and sizes to snit the' wants of all.
{Vo .11 the attention of the public to the
AUTOCRAT COOKING STOVE
.
Mauve beyond competition. It is n pretty pot -
tern, good baker, with large oven and euitsble
for either coal or wood. Stores, furnished at • y .
foundry prices. Any person wialing 10 purchase
a etovo without ceokipg utensils,can sq, ant the prices
(Atilt thh article's will be 'dedUcted. All stoics warrant
ed. Samples can be seen At Mr. llughe's stoic, Mill
Creek, or at the residence of the subscriber:
All parlor, stoves furulsbeil at low "'liens.. Stoves de
livered at any railroad station..
D. IVAtif ER,
Airy Dale, yuntingtlon pytil!ty,
13M1B
•
SILVER'S WASH POWDER !
SAVES TIALN,- ffaR,.:3IO;IIT.E! 1 7 :
Makes Washirig a Pastime and Mori
day a Festival.
SO/ D EvEltyinitatE, TRY 1T!
Address nil orders to MD mtimolietlierg
ZIEGI,EII & SMITH,
• chemiat, find Prugg(sis,",
'" Np.73i . Nth. Third Street; l'hilkra•
20C 4 :7)- 1 &117nr . :
EC131.4031,,Y ZS .40NEY - SAV - ED !
. -
The subscriber Is permanently located In Huntingdon,
Xadd la prepared to purchase, °emu's ja the
best style, and expeditiously, broken
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
All articles intivsted te, him will be returned to the
residence of the owper us soon us repaired, Bnlbrellas
and panutole for repair elm be left at heaidepes on Bt.
Clair street near Benedict's.
may2,lB66tf • WU. FpNTINAN.
ger' couTity DEALERS .•oan
hg E ltilNli from Ina In nuntingdon at
-- iu the,
ties, as I have a wholesale strra ci l ' olrh ' ll i ad t el e pTli c a " .
II ROMAN.
•
NOTICE
• 1' -7 41,-;
joi l\ sloki lk mirsoN
rAKE pleasure in announcing to. the
C 111291.10 of Ifuntlngden county and vicinity that they
hove Just returned front the". East with'
LARGE STOCK ~-011 ' , - ;•,,GOODSI:
• -
Which they have Just opened ont,nt their new etoreli
ONE ESOOII, :EAET;OI3` , :TUE !Or iBIiIisIOTON' 110TrW.
DRY' GOODS,
NOTIONS, , '• •
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
-GROCERIES, •
- - , FLOW-LAND FEED, .
TOBACCO, SEGARS,
• CANNED FRUITS,
• ; -HARDWARE,
CEDAR jAVARE;
• •QUEENSWARE,-
OIL CLOTHS,
OILS, '"
PAINTS, • -
DRUGS, • ' "-
CARPETS, CARPET
FISH, SALT, CHEESE, • • ;
TRUNKS,
HAMS,'SHOULDERS,SIDES,, &c. &c.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Consisting, of SILKS, MOHAIR% ALPACAS, POPLINS,
LUSTRES, GINGHAM'S, • MERINOS, PLAIDS, D 1
LAINES, Sc. , Sc.,
Also, a large assortment of
DRESS TRIICIMINGS, EMBitOiDE
RY, HOSIERY, GLOVES,' .
- BUTTONS, .&e. .
A FULL LINE OF WHITEGOOPS
We will sell WHOLESALE and RETAIL
AEI H gundudildrured . to'Tdaiderunri - in town
f-oo of citurgo.
Give ma a trial before pnrchaAing eyotrboro.
JOILISTON h WATT,SON.
Huntingdon. April '&,1867.
By'-.qq",mlA . Rat.4;qq : 4
We are now receiving b) Ca:
nal and Railroad from the east
ern and western cities, - •
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES
Of every description,
CAR-PETS;-OMSCLOTHS,
FLOUR, FEED,
E'Di.c) . NErisdc:›zi o
sC3/ 1 1,-I_m.
Anthracite, Pittsburgh, and
Broad Top Coal 'for sale, by the
Cart - or Boat load:
UMBER.
Boards, Plank; Shingles, Mas
tering Lath, in large or small
quantities.
ar.44:lirt into..
Nails and Bar ron, vt mann
factupevs':prjces s 7- ; ;
?...-
' HENRY -&-CO-:
je26
Choice GROGERIFS
'JUST RECEIVED.:
Also,
Canned reachee, Totnatops, Peso an 4 Con
8 1 , Iced tobstei,'Ositecs, 'Chow chow, ,:tVorcesturstilro
sauce, Froucti Mustard, horse Itadislt, Puppet' Sauce, Cat-
Olive &c, and
All kinds of Syrups,
sitOs as strawberry, ptueappleiblackberry, -
CHEAP , GROCERY. STORE,
•
Z. m-mpa - tumolgt,
T 11 1 . 41 ST., ITUNTINGDON, PA- • --
.WE undersigned offers far tho in
4srenti and purchase of customers a large and an.
'WI staple of Groceries, Proyisosis, Ac. , lie feels satin.
onT'
fled they cad be ficcommlated with anr Mug - ill'his lion.
Hia prices aro lot!, and his stook flash and good. Ho
keeps the best of ; - , f i ,' . - -
SUGAR, COFFEE - = ' - '/`
TEAS, SPICES, SALT,
TOBACCO & SEGABS, .
BOOTS - AND SHOES,
,:. • - HATS & p4:rs, &e, '. i.
AT,.io ' .
HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
MOLASSES,,OILS,, V I NEWE'E .. ~
•FIBFT, CHEESE; FLOUR it C,
-. And _NOTIONS of every kind.
A select stock of DRY GOODS, together with QUEENS
WARE, andull ogler al &lea kept fp a 'n1111401444
establishment' for sale al reasonable prices.
,pi- Ills store is on Hill street, nearly, °mingle the
Rank, and in the room formerly occupied by D. Grove.% ' ,
Call and examine. Z. YENTER. ,
Huntingdon, Oct. 8,1807 " ' . ,
' TO SHE ~ADIES.
- beet assortment of;
tl.l;Mti=l"TO alCIXZ're,
Jan repaired thle day frbm New York arid ter sate at the
cheap cash store of I'.M, 1140.,
4 ipleadict aesortmeat
LA'DIES' DRESS GOODS, -
FANCY TRINEN.RIGB AND B
,lITTONS
Just received tkli day from New York arid toi Salo Cheap
qt [maT7l WSL MMICIf • lIRcl%
Their stock cousleis of
They bare a largo stock of
Ain :'
ll=
Of All
~„ _
.~ HUllf~llado~l~ ~14.
Also,
CALL AND SEB,
THERACE DJ BUY
___RBVP AND 011EAPIGICIOD5
Foß7PAFtti4loY MOS*
W.-Militill ':gti - 0, 1 .
. 4
lierlYectfully Ib l iorMihr: • Publle .generally tilattieZ
have meet received a large and splendid stook of goods M..
their store In•lisustiagdon, consisting le part of •
SILKS, -. '
f ' DRY GOODS; ' - ' '
DRESS 'GOODS, i • --•
..• ~ • • BOOTS & SHOES, ... ~ •
• • HATS,. GAPS; TIN,WARE; • -
.LADIES' FANCY TRIIIIII,INAS, : 3 .
HOOP SKIItTS,BUNitiiiii,'BUTTONS;,.
WOOD .ANO WILLOW- WA It".E; *,
Qt)EENSWAREi: HARDWARE, -',-.•
~.. _PROTISIOIs,IS,,GRODERIES,
.ORACEER§4 I / 9 TIOPT,§I,”:S', i ;;;•;
. . 'I'OBA:C,CO; StGtAltS,.
" '' 'GLASS, RAILS', ''; I r ',''''''
'
: ='-' ''': ''''FISH, , SAIT„' a i'• ''''" '
1; ,",-. . I,:sn &e.v,,Sza ; ~.• ~ ..,„ ~•,,,•,, ••_.
,Also,, CARPEL ancI.QIL=OLO,TII,. •
And in fact everything that Ls usually kept in a flndelasa ;
store, all'which were bought low for cashlud'ulll
sold at correspondingly,Jowlpripes for cask or_county ;
produce. end ' request the Public to give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere, feeling satisfied are. WA :°I II X I. *" , i
rlor inducement, to Each bdyore;
We respectfully solicit the - patronage or. all 40 00 4
public are cordially invited to examine cur goads.
'
Xrerything Laken -, ...0 exchange for goods except promb
flea.
... • •': .:. :• . :
• •;,17.11.x&n0u &BRO.
Huntingdon, oc. 9,180.
.... . .
HEAD QUARTERS
„ . •
INFORMS TIII; FUBIJO •
• - '..TIJST.OI 4 ENND'` •-•
A
SPLENDID StOOK 'N.AW"oj GODS
MEI
EMI
.GAN'T BE 'BRAT f':
CHEAPNESS AND'
..!
~,.CANE .Al`, l D, SEE. i 1: :•. : .. I
Octobor 437. , . • • , ,
L T
..A4x4
untsTra S maw BUILDING-,
-Thaitatliaggclozszii.;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,DEALER Ili
FOREIGN DOMESTIC
DRYGOODS,
=
NOTIONE{,' 'MOOTS, '151,1.41113,"
, EPLTS,I CAPS, :CARPSTMGS, .
OIL 6/kit/9;41/4/61WARZI.
AND: dROCEIRTLIS
....
itEIVIEIB
This is the ati7r%WhereGoOß!
•,,:: •JAk A ~•
axe
Sad.:C,33,IIIVA,
July 17; '674f:''
NOTICE Tai7ALL.
MEMZ?i=iUnlOgi
= HILL STREET' VikaKEri'
OPPCIST.T.E . TIIPC I ?IMVARRiAtf . .BAN4;
M 94, iVs4*.irgi 4 PAO - tC 4111 .3C - in -
foetus the itizens' or Mintitcgdo. u n. told .sJoinity ,
t nit no conAinneapinnwpat market buslnolall),/,(4 Se
slum branphos, and will keep constantly on. band,
Fresh Peet Pork, Pudding and Sausage, salt .
Spices of all n s,Oatsups an Au TeNh ,
*M . / 9 1 ”.'944.54 1 51 1 40441 i 49 •
All Of which be will continue to sell at reationaide pticat ,
'rho highest prices paid for hides and tallow. Thomas
Colder, at Ale a n4dria. and March k Cro„ at.Colfee'Rna4 ,
are my agents to purehose at their places.
Thankful : for ,paat'patronage, I 6011VIVIttintignilnieb
the same. A . O. MORRISON, -
11untnigdon., 0nt.;39,„186'i1. il'; ••
Al ls r IMPROTEMENT.,IN 1441132,1
We fakir pl¢Sidre litiattftiebeforq The puhlfil,..a
LAot 3 for burning fist,. lard or. itallow, riskier/ t.iN•ffiitt•
to any - of the kind over Introduced. It differs from all
Others, as It does not reueireitho "Aloha, b4fare
lighting. -It Leftist , the fat by a copper, pipe, whtbh COW.,
duets the beat under the fat null• rimits.it sly:: ill'
Thousands of the lamps: .hare been sold and' no com
plaints hare boon, inadq. All- Lamps .wiirranled ;togire
general satisfaction, or the money reftvidod.
A rare opParttlilitY,ls ntrered.to any peroonlitipdfalins
that may wick to engage , n the business. -lispitkritlil
and lfittlia countioN wliUm soldin town - ships al tamed,
able terms to snit purrhaserm - A sample lamp . will be
forwarded teeny Vorion 4n reCorpt retail price, $1,60,
and forwarded at toy expense.- • . , ,
Will either sell territory egf , lyi'axqnta the- day dr •
piece. Agents ae to iking from $5 to $l5 per day, r for ,
they soli very foist. tiro whet-ivory, poison needs.
lettere will receive prenipt'attentles.
•AddresilieriSpll baD. WALK:Eft - ,
Airy Dale, Ifuntingdon county, Pa ;
dcZ•Ladip.nyiyl,6 pcoll,al tla Foinkiinillonne in Hunk.
ingdon ; Sir. litigheld Spiro, Miii Creek, and at the hotel
11105855.410. i• - .. setti-tf .
GOOD)ims:,,FooMOTHERS.,
• Mothers, aro you oppressed wltlintutieiy for yogr ' little
'ones? Aro•your al anthers and .hearts broken •by their
cries? Do you awakp in the morning unreffeohed mid sin
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p:ielsensivo 7 If no,prawn) at once a bottle of Dr:Leons
.Infant Remedy and you will burupo mire wintry hove
•• r ,
of watching and abstety.• ‘•
OR. UON'S: INWT.
Ilea awed the test of year. Ilioniands 'of nurses and —
Mothers bear witness that It never Sills to give relief, if
need in season. It is a mild, yet cure and epeedy cure for
Colic, Cramps end Nlpdy Pains, and is Invaluable tor all
complaints incident to Teething. ' -
Bald by Dryggists tbrougbont the United States.-
dress till orders to, •
ZIEGLER &
soLs PROPRO.TOR.t.
No. 137 Nth. Third Street. Philadtit,
n).27.1y
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