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HUNTINGDON, PA
Wednesday morning, Jan. 15,.1868.
LOCAL 8.1 PERSONA",
Local Adveitleementa
Advertisements (puffs or notices)
published in local columns at ten cents
a line single insertion, counting seven
words to a line.. , tf.
tirlef Items
—Mr. A. Tyhurst has our thanks
for a copy of the report of the Surveyor
'General.
—lt is unlawful to kill deer on and
after the Ist of January. Hunters will
stick this in their caps.
—Devotional exercises were held
each evening last week in the Presby
terian church, in this place.
—Looks happy: the large number
-of marriages that we see in neighbor
ing papers.
—Looks healthy: the small number
of deaths that we see in the same jour
nals.
—A merchant in Mifflin is out in a
card in the papers against the counter
loafers that frequent his store. The
men in this place have no excuse now
that we have a Christian Association
in which they can bo benefttted.
—Warm your bridle bits before put
ting them into the mouths of your hor
ses during the cold weather. If you
want to know why, you can tell by
painful experience by putting a piece
of cold iron to your own-tongue.
—Business being dull this season, a
firm in one of our principal cities com
menced advertising as a last resort,
and devoted ton thousand dollars to
the purpose. Result, a business of over
ono million of dollars—larger than they
ever transacted before. Let our busi
mess men take the hint.
William Nicholson, Resident
Secretary of the State Temperance
Union delivered an interesting lecture
on Temperance in the Court House,
on Tuesday evening last. We regret
-to state that• there was a very slim at.
•tendance, owing, however, to the revi
-vals in the different churches.
—The demand for buildings and
houses to rent is increasing with the
.approach of Spring. So long as the
demand exists there is no probability
of rents decre.asing ;Itnd under the cir
cumstances it is better for a person
who intends to reside for some time in
our borough, to build for himself.
—Huntingdon county was formed
from a part of Bedford, September 20,
1787. The population in 1860 was
23,100; number of square miles 840;
number of acres 537,600. The latitude
of Huntingdon, the county seat, is 40°
20' , N., and longitude from Washing
ton 1° 5' W.
—William Harvey, of Newton Ham
ilton, Mifflin county, who was employ
ed as a. fireman on engine 89, on the
Northern Central H. It., was knocked
from his engine by an iron bridge, a
short distance below the springs.- His
skull was fractured-and he was-other
wise injured. His 'remains were sent
`to his friends, at'Newton'Harnilton.
Town Hall and MarkeiHorise
Company has been
,organized in Altoo
na. It is the intention of the compa
ny to proceed at once to sell the am
-ount of stock necessary to. be sold in
order, to erect the building, and to
commence its erection as'early as'the
season will permit. All we - can say is
that Altoona is farther - akpad with
their Town Hall than we tire, and yet
Altoona is only about twenty years
old, and Huntingdon is about a hun
dred. Shame!
—The Hollidaysburg Standard pub
lishes-the following : A rather genteel
looking woman, giving her name as
Russell, and who said she came from
Ohio, - whilst laboring under the effects
of an overdo - se of laudanum, made' a
raid on the Court House windows, on
Wednesday afternoon last, a number
'of which she succeeded in smashing in
the moss approved kyle. Sbo was ar
rested and-locked up till Thursday Af
ternoon, when oho was shipped to Hun
tingdon, near: which place she alleged
she had friends residing.
JURIES QUASHED.
The decision of the Court, to-day,
Tuesday, quashing the array of jurors,
because of the irregularities of the
drawing by the Jury Commissioners,
will dispense with the attendance of all
jurors, witnesses, and suitor, next
week,_being the second week of Court.
Grape Wine
We take pleasure in directing the at
tention of _the public to Spoor's cele
brated Port Grape Wine, a pure and
unadulterated grape wino, upon which
every one having occasion to use wine
may most implicitly rely.
The wine is made at Spoor's vine
yards, Passaic, N. S. It has a rich fla
vor, mellow juiciness, and brilliant col-
Or, and is not only an akreeablo bever
age, but highly beneficial in its prop
erties. We know this to be the fact,
hiving -tried the article thoroughly.
Use Speer's Bottled Wines with his
signature on - the cork, and you are
sure of getting a pare article.—Daven
port Democrat.
Teachers Institute
There- will be a Teachers Institute
held in Cassville, on Friday and Salmi..
day, the last day of the present month
and the Ist day of next. Among other
subjects the following will bo discussed,
"Why should-we educate and how can
our common schools be made more
efficient ?" Tenefietz-and the friends
- of efilfcittion arc respectfully invite(' to
attend. D. F. TUSSEY, Co. Supt.
Importalia to Everybody.
You will find everything you want
in the way of School and Miscellane
ous Books; Diaries for 1868, Pocket
Books, Periodicals and Magazines of
all kinds at Blair's Book Store, on
Railroad Street. Justice Blanks, such
as •Warrants, Deeds, Mortgages, Sum
-mons; Fox-Scalp - Orders, &e., &c. Daily
'::Papers-received twice a day.
'ihe Exact Weight
Of all ponderable bodies may bo
truthfully "ascertained by Fairbanks'
Standard Scales, to which the highest
premium was awarded at the Paris
Exposition.
eßlank Books for the desk and
pocket, for sale at Lewis' BOok Store.
United States Bankrupt Law.
_ ,
The object of the law is to enable
persons who cannot pay their debts,
to get rid of them.
Who may, take advantage of this
law ?
Any person or firm who owes debts
to the amount of $3OO or• tipwfirds,
whether they be,individualot'partner.
ship debts ofboth, and it makes no
difference what is the character of the
indebtedness, whether it be by bill,
note, account, judgment, as principal,
or surety, or otherwise.
What does the law demand of the
applicant?
That he shall surrender his property
except such as hereafter mentioned,
to his creditors, for a pro-rata distribu•
tion among thorn.
What does the law permit the appli-
cant to keep?
First. Household and kitchen fur
niture and necessaries to the amount
of five hundred dollars.
Second. The wearing apparel of
'himself and family.
Third. The uniform and equipments
of any person who is, or has been, a
soldier in the militia or the service of
the United States.
Fourth. If the applicant is the head
of a family, his homestead to the value
of five hundred dollars. If ho has no
homestead, then in lieu thereof,money
or personal property to the value of
three hundred dollars. .
If the applicant has only so much
property as is above enumerated, of
course he has nothing to give
"up to his
....
creditors.
The result of taking the benefit of
this, law, is•a discharge from all his in
debtedness. In cases where there is
no contest, it requires from silty to
ninety days to procure this discharge.
This law went into operation on the
fist day of Juno, 1807, and persons
who propose to avail themselves of its
advantages should do so as soon as pos
sible, as they cannot do so after one
year from its commencement, unless
they can pay fifty cents on a dollar of
their indebtedness, or get the consent
of a majority in number and value of
their creditors.
Temperance Union
Pursuant to adjournment, the Hun
ingdon county Temperance Union will
hold a public meeting in the Court
House, Huntingdon,Tuesday evening,
January 1401,1868. The managers in
the different townships and boroughs
in the county aro urgently requested
to be present and also see that there
are eight or ten delegates here from
their respective townships and bor
oughs. The-re is important business
to attend to after the public meeting
is over and a full turn out of the Uni
on is desired.
• JOHN SCOTT, President
B. M. GREENE, Bee. Secretary.
linutin,,don, Jan. 6. 1868.
Ladles Dresses 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 .A.UCAII.E.
EMMA OSWALT.
Huntingdon, Deo. 16,.1867,—tf.
Speer's ♦Vines
Are the mire juice of the grape, and are
unexcelled by any native vintage. They con
tain valuable medicinal 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.
MARRIED,
On New Year's evening, 1808, at
Hollidaysburg, Pa., by Rev. C. L. Rh
renfieid, PETER SHAFFER, and Miss SO
PHIA GUSSMON, both of Water Street,
Huntingdon County.
On the 20th of November, by Rev.
J. 3. McMurray, Mr. J. E. HENDERSON,
and Miss ELLEN J. BLAIR, both of Hun
tingdon County.
On January Ist, 1868, by Rev. D. S.
Monroe, EPHRAIM MEARS, and Miss
ELIZABETH STINSON, both of Broad Top
City.
On December 17th, 1867, at the res
idence of the bride's father, by the Rev.
J. T. Plowmen, LEWIS WEYER, and
Miss MALISSA QUINN, all of Hunting.
don County.
At the M. E. Parsonage, Dec. 25th,
1867, by Rev. R E. Wilson, Mr. JOHN J.
HICKS, and Miss BELLE M. WILSON, all
of cromwell township, Huntingdon
County, Pa.
In this place, on tho 9th inst., by
Rev. R E. Wilson, Mr. DAVID MILLER,
of Huntingdon, and Miss MARY E. Mc
-2d ANANGE, of Patterson, Juniata Coun
ty, Pa.
On the 25th of December, 1867, by
Rev. Robt. Beers, Mr. LEMUEL GREENE,
of Springfield twp , and Miss JANE WIL
SON, of Cass township. ,
DIED,
On the 7th of January, 1867, HENRI.
ETTA, wife of Capt. Samuel Clement, in
the 69th year of her age.
The deceased was a native of Phila•
delphia, but removed with her husband
and family to Huntingdon, many years
ago, where she has since continued to
reside. Warm hearted, unselfish and
sincere as a friend; in her relations of
wife and mother, none could be more
devotedly fond. Deprived ono year
since by death of the society of a be
loved daughter, with whom she passed
much of her time, the shock to ono of
her sensitive mind and advanced ago,
was too great. She bore the bereave.
ment with Christian resignation but
the united efforts of a skillful physi
cian and kind friends could only serve
to smooth her dying pillow. Her pure
spirit took its flight, on the wings of
the morning, to the place prepared for
it by Him in whom she trusted ; there
to hold sweet communion with the
spirits of ber daughter, and other friends
gone before. In lier death the Prows.
tent Episcopal Church, of which she .
in early life became a communicant,
has lost a zealous and useful member.
She has left behind to mourn, an aged
husband and many friends. W.
On Saturday, Jan. 14th, 1868, Mrs.
MARGARET PROUDFOOT, aged 35 years,
1 month and 11 days.
With purity of spirit blessed,
Rest, happy saint in Jesus rest,
A sinner saved thrwugh grace forgiven;
Redeemed from earth to reign in heaven
xt..-11.usical Instruments, fancy and
useful articles, for sale at howls' Book
Store.
,Ixit-The great American Hair Pre
paration, valued at home and abroad,
a real Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in
one bottle.) A great triumph of sci
ence. Mrs. S. A. Allen's improved:'
(new style.) Every Druggist sells it.
Price One Dollar.
DEAFNDEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA
TARRH treated with the utmost 811CC084, by J.
ESS
M. D.. Oculist nod Aurist, (formerly of Leyden,
NollitntljNo. 805 ARCH street, Plaulelpltia. Testimoni
als lions the most 'citable sources in this city acid coun
try can ho seen at his office. The medical facultyare In
vited to accompany their patients, as be has no secrets
In his p action. Artificial 10)05 inserted without pain.—
No charge for examination. myB-lybm
MARKETS.
I=
PHILADELPHIA, Jun.l3, 1967
Supet fi no Flour at $7,8000,25 extra at $8650,25 fancy
mum family $105311, and Pennsylvania family saw@
12,00, and fancy brands $12,75@d1,00 according to quality
nye none
Primp is Sallee hare. Choke red at $2,552,60
hito $3,0003,20. Rt eat $1,03:51,70. Corn 1,37 t0:1,.4 0
Oak at 78c. Bat ley malt at $1,55.
Cloverseed $7,2458,00 according to quality; Timothy at
$2,406i2,65; Flaxseed $2.55552,50 per bushel.
Prrmuunnu, Jan. 13.—Flour.—There is a local demand
WO quote sales of apt ing a heat Flour at $10,75(011,00,
n inter Flour at $11,60M12.00 tancy at $13@;12,75.
Windt, winter,52,006465 and No. 1 epilog 02,50,532,55
Col n front llmt bands at;sl,oo. nye, $1,40 per bushel. Oak
fo86))70e; Bailey 1,00611,70. Shoulders 120,4 shim 1234 c;
hams 161,de, Lard 13340.
CilleAoo Jnn, 13.--Flout dull spring extra $9,75©10,50.
Mater, $5,6000,50. Spring Wheat is at $2, 05 @.2,07.
Coln 1,87. Oats, tans.
FINANCIAL.
NEW Yonn,yan. 13.—Gold eased al $1,41.
HUNTINGDON MARKET'S.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY HENRY d CO
WHOLESALE VOICES.
Supelfmenour, CO5O
Extt a Flour, o ld 10.. , /,
Family Flour 12,50
Bed Wheat
White Wheat 2 15
Apple Butter 11 gu11uu...1,25
Bark per cord 0,00
Barley 1 00
Butler ........ ............. ...... 35.
Buckwheat 1,00
Bock beat Meal la, co t.. 4,00
Bran 1.1 cwt 1,25
Brooms 11 do? 3,00g4,50
Been% ux 11 lb 30
Beans 11 bus "OCI
Cluvorseed 11114 1b5......0,60;
Chickens2sl
Country Soap 101
COrU ' :1,00
Corn sleal rticwt "22
Dried Apples 115tt ...... —2,00
Dated Cherries "el quart....l2
Dried Peaches to lb 15
Dried Beef "0'
Moils lb 8
Broad Top Conl ? ton $2,50'
t ; Eno "5
,Festheis 'il lb 50
,Flaxseed $2,151
1 lops ? lb ...... . ..... ...... ..40
nom, smoked 20
tiny "LA ton 11,00
Lord VV.::
Largo Onions 11 bus 75
.Mixed Chop 225
Onto GO
Potatoes 1 1 bus 1 00
['luster per ton . 10,00
. Rugs 11 lb 4
'Bye 1 '"5
I Ryo Chop , c 1 o, t ^ 5 O
lye Straw 11 bundle. 10
Shorts 11 cut 1,60
Shoulder 12
Sides 15
rullow 10 (5 12
Timothy 2,00
Turkeys 11 lb 10
Wool - 0 lb Is
Pork ril lb - 9
r lord Beal 41 t0n.... ...... $7,00
SALES
THREE - LOTS FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for solo his THREE LOTS front
ing on BATH street in the borough of HUNTINGDON,
guljuining lots of Jane Woods, C. Colestock, and others.
If not sold at private, sato on or beforo THURSDAY,
Hith JANUARY, inst., they will bo offered nt public sale
at half-nett 1 o'clock ou that day at the Court House in
said borough.
janS" THOU &S TWEED.
AIORR S I A .TON'S COVE FARM FOR
This Form is situated on Pinoy C. eel; about four mike
from Williamsburg, adjoining tipringlield Furnace prop
el ty. It contains 165 ACRES, of which about 25 acres is
young chestnut timber, all under good fence.
Te improvements are a first class BARN, nearly new,
with Wagon Shed. Corn crib, &c.; a stone DWELLING
lIOUSE, also new; log Dwelling, large and well selected
Orchard, etc., etc.
There is an abundant supply of water by means of ca
pacious cisterns which in soron years. experience hare
never failed in furnishing nit the water required; also by
the cinch which bounds:tho farm.
Further particulars may be had on application to the
undersigned, retidiug iu Huntingdon.
Huntingdon, Ho, 15, 150
FARM FOR S A LE.
TILL undersigned offers a Farm for
sale, being apart of the ono ho resides on in Hans
tingtion County. about one mile west of the town of Or
blsonin, situated on the Aug,hwiek Creek, containing
about 12.5 acres; about 70 acres cleared and ❑t a good
state of cultivation, with a good two story log house,
and Ills masonry work of a book barn. Also a young
apple orchard (MO trees.) of solo t varieties. smith a good
site for grape Qatar°. Tho cleared land is good arable
bottom land of an eastern slojas7 —
TERMS—One thousand dollars on confirmation ornate.
the balance in two equal annual pas Inuits with interest
secured by bond and mortgage. A good title will be giv
en and possession on thu first day of April uoxt.
farther particulars apply to the subscriber on
the premises. JOHN 11 SHENEFELT.
Oct. 9, 15137.
iO HERIFF'S SALES.—By virtue of
write of Lev. Fa. and Vend, Expo directed to me
I willexpose to public sale or outcry, at the Court House,
in the Borough of Huntingdon, on MONDAY. the 13rn
of JANUARY, 1828, at 2 o'clock, P. M., the following
described property to wit:
A tract of unseated land situate in
in Cromwell township, Huntingdon county, adjoining
lands of Thomas E. Orblsonia, Ilrowst is heirs, Butler's
Improvement, and others, containing 100 act as, mole or
less.
ALSO, a tract of unseated land situato in Cromwell tp.,
county aforesaid, adjoining Janus of liteweder's heirs,
—McConaugby t and others, containing 100 acres, more
or Ir..
. .
ALso, n tract of unseated land, situate in Cass town
shipicotinty aforesaid, adjoining Abram Taylor and Joe.
Stater, containing 61 news, more or teas.
Also, a tract of unseated land situate in Case township,
county aforesaid, adjoining lands of Abram Taylor, Jos.
Stover, and others containiug 34 acres, more or less. '
Also,, a tract of unseated land situate in Cass township,
county afmesaid, adjoining lands of Samuel li. a roan and
Abram Taylor, containing 25 acres, more or less.
ALSO, a tract of unseated land situate in Cass township,
county aforesaid, adjoining McConaughy's improvement,
Leas St McYltty, and others, containing 105 acres, more
or Ids.
ALSO, a tract of cultivated land eituato in Cass town.
Whip, couuty;nforesaid. • udjOining lands of ItWall Sellers
and Abram Taylor, contql iiing 1 acro and 52 perches, (no
buildings.) Seized, taken to execution, and to Lc sold as
She pi operty of Henry Taylor. •
Also—All that building located on
a lot of ground situate in Warnommark Towneli p,
Huntingdon County, fronting on the south side of the
Turnpike road lending from liontingdon Furnace to War
rioramerk, ono hundred and sev.inty-five Trot, the said
lot being it triangle and the other two sides being about
200 feet each, bounded on the east by hinds of Archibald
Hutchison, and on the west or South-west by lot of Mary
idattitea IlutChisots. The said building Is a two storied
name dwelling house, weather hoarded outside and plas
tered Inside, with shingle roof, befog 22 by 26 lent, in
size, the first story being 114 feet high, and the se. cod
story 634 feet high, three common the first floor and four
rooms ou the second floor, the ground covored by said
building and to much other ground immediately adjs.
cent thereto as may ho neces ary for the ordinary and
maul porposes of the 80010. Seized, taken in execution
end to be sold as tile property of Sarah Patterson, who
was in:minded with John Patterson her husband.
NOTICE TO PUITCHASERS.—IIiaders at Sheriff's Soles will
take notice that immediately up,n the property being
knocked down, fifty per cent- of all bids under $lOO. and
twenty-five per cent- of all bids over that sum, must be
paid to the Sheriff, or the property will bo set op again
and sold to other holders who will comply with the above
terms.
If court continues two weak, deed acknowledged on
Wednesday of second week. One week's court. property
knocked down on Monday and deed acknowledged on the
following daturday.
- JAS. F. BATHURST, Sheriff.
311EITIFF . 8 peace,
Huntingdon, Dec. 1.8, 186i.}
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
THE undersigned have established
L ail Agency in the Borough of
lIUNTINGDON, PA.,
For the purchase and sale of all Mode of
REAZ ESTATE,
And s ill giro prompt attention to the solo and letting of
tiouges, Norma, Building Lola, and all other Reid Estate
buhiuesh entiusted to their care.
FOR SALE
A convenient and well finigheit DWELLING in West
Huntingdon; pleasantly situated; a null of good linter
on the premium; a covered pump, nud other convenien.
ces.
A handsome RESIDENCE in Me Borough of Hunting
don, conveniently located In a central portion of the
town.
AltiO. a No-story flame DWELL'S° ; Price, $6OO
yersops desiring to porellage, sell, or rent, will address
or apply in person, to
MILLER & ARMITAGE,
001 cc opposite the Court House,
&clB Huntingdon, Pa.
SILVER'S WASII POWDER !
SAVES TIME, LABOR, MONEY.
Viattes Washing a Pastime and Mon
day a Festival.
FOLD EVERVIVIIIME. TRY IT!
Address all cutters to (Ito Manufacturers
ZIEGLER & SMITH,
C/a/aisle anti 7Vhderale Druggiatr,
n0v.27.1y Ii o. 137 Nth. Thud Street, Ph.lad'it.
M3OOISMI_II_I=IZ,,
And 'Wholesale (did P,etailDwiler in
STATIONERY
WALL PA.PIR4
Ilimtingdon Circulating Library.
TERMS: Annual subscriptions, $5.00; half yearly, $3.00
quarterly, $1.60. This subscription entitles one person
to one new end one old book at a time.
- .
Akt , Subscribers.—For loan of Books per crook, 10
cents per ,°lame.
Weekly subscribers will be required in all cues to
leave a deposit equal in value to the Book.
The now .Thaks will not be allowed to any subscriber
for a longer period than four days ; or if detained beyond
that time, an additional charge of 3 cents per day; other
books seven days, or if detained beyond that time 3 cents
per day. Beebe not rem nrd in two wait to be charged.
All Books aro considered oht that nava been is the LI-
Mary six months.
Books damaged seriously will bo charged.
Alt p . ayatte in advance.
Fpscenl ;arm nod arrangements with persons living
out of town.
All new and desirable haiku on /Mild ns soon as issued.
A complete assortment of pictures for
DECALCOMANIA,
on, ens
ART OF INSTANTLY TRANSFERRING PICTURES
To Chinn, Gloss, Tin and Wooden ware. Leather and Pa
per Mantle goods, In short, to a❑ articlee of every de
Tho following sor'es of Books nlll ho toned constantly
a hand:
SPELLERS AND READERS.
Corker LlVatsou'sMcantley's, TOWIOI,
Sargent's, Iroreester's,
Sander's Union, I Osgood's, Bank's, &e.
lllllara's,
ARITHMETICAL.
ItZ s rn's,
Brooks', &c
GEOGRAPHICAL.
coitonfOilynt'd,
Mouteitlee, 'Comp's.
GRAMMARS. r-
I etqlerd'a,
E=ZI
NI itchell's,
NI argon's,
Greoti's,
Ilullion'e,
anodr deo,
Mina d's,
Cobb' e ,
Jenkitee,
Speakers, Dialogue, Classical, Botan
ical, Chemistry, and Miscellaneous
School Books.
BLANK BOOKS
From the smell paper cover Pear to the fell bound Rue
sin Corner Ledger-
A splendid mem tment of
HOLIDAY AND TOY BOOKS,
of English and American manufaciuro.
Satchels, Bottom Flour Sacks, at Jobbing rates—at
from $27.50 to je.i pm thousand. Printed with any arum,
desired.
Alao, Manilla Wrapping, Confantionory and Sugar Bags
DAILY, WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAPERS AND
MAGAZINES ON ALL KINDS
Choice Havana and Yarn MARS, Solace. Century,
S.tinnyeld4aud oth.r brands of fins cut CIIkIWINO TO
BACCO. Cronin°, Navy, Sp uu u &c.
A beautiful stock of Octagon nod Square Cornered Itus
tic Walnut and Gilt
PICTURE FRAMES.
All hinds of Frames no hand and made to order. Imi
tattoo Rosewood, and (lilt Imitation, Walnut and Gilt
Genuine Walnut and Plain and Fancy Gilt Frames sup
plied on abort indica.
CARDS OF ALL KINDS.
_ __• _____
Music and Periodicals bound in e rrs; at cheap
rates.
R. R. BRYAN
French and common paper stamped any totter or letteri,
plain or is color!.
Photographs, Albinos, Engravings, Artist's Materials,
swdi a 9 Monoctroinate Boards, Tabs Paints, Crayons, de.
Also, Agent for the Finger Family and Aranittitetin log
SEWING MACIIINESII Machine that will Item, Maid.
Cord, Took, Quilt and Bind. Ploa-e call and examine
A full asqortnient of t h u dill - emit et) tec colintaatly aB
hand.
All orders and Inquiries by null will reeelso prompt
attention.
Dec18,186741'.
A PPRAES.-
_EJLThe County Commilsiondrs oil liold their Appeals
fur the year 1803, between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock.
nt the following places in the several townships and
boroughs, to nit
Huntingdon, Thursday, the 23d January, at the COM
minwiuners' Office.
Juniata township, Irkl y , 21t11 January, at Ilattn'a
.ehool house.
Walker township Monday, 27th January, nt the public
onto of John Dean.
Cachou township and Coalinont borough, on Duchy.
2801 January, in Coahnont, at the public house of John
H. Herbert.
Ilopeu oil township, 'Wednesday, 29th January, at the
echool bout° near (leo Itolkstreaber'a,
Lincoln township, Thursday, 30th January, at Ander
awns hotel. •
Tod ton ushlp, Fria ty, 31st Jammu, at the school
houso near Henry S. Ureetis,
Penn township, Saturday, Ist February, In 3larklos
burg, at 7.teglet's hotol.
Tell Lk/Wilda'', 4th February, at the Union school
house. at or near. Nossville.
Dublin ton nen), Wedut tulny, sth Pebrunry, at Shade
Gap, at the publtc hoziao of W. Alctiowatt.
Cromwell tommhip, Thoteilay. allt February, at the
übilo boum of A. Carothers, in Orbisonta.
Springfield township, Friday, 7th *February, at the
-thee' house at Meadow Gap.
Clay township, Satinilay, 9th of February, at the
.chool house in Scottsville.
Cass township and Camillo borough. Monday, lOrb
February, at the public Isom° 0‘ Philip Plie.is.Ant, in
Casevillo.
Union township and Mapleton bar nigh on TUVili
nth Fan nary, at the public house of John Weston, in
Mapleton.
thilleysburg, and that part of Shirley township is lath
votes at Shit leysburg, Wednesday, 12111 February, at the
public boom, at Perry llarris. . .
Mount Union, and that part of Shirley township which
votes at Mount Union. Thursday, lath Felt tiny, at
the public house of S.ll. Shaver.
Brady township, Fliday 14th February, at Mill Creek
at the public school house.
Henderson townehip, EhLtnrday, 15th Februlry, at the
Union helmet house.
ittekhon township, Monday, Vith February at El' A levy's
Fort, at the hotel of George E. Little.
Barre° totsrteltlit, Tuesday, 1811, Fobruary,at Stulaburg,
at the hotel of Jacob [Allman.
West township, Wednesday, 19th February. at the
school house at Shaver's Creek bridge, near the house or
Henry Davis
Porter township and 41exandria borough. Thursday,
20th Febtuary, in Alexandria, et the hotel of Henry•
Chanibat
North, tawnxidp, Friday, net February, at the public
house in Wnterstrect.
nltnklin town Phip. Saturday, 22d February, at the
schnol home in Frank!Wyllie.
. . . _
Wortiorsnun k township, Monday, 24th Felt nary, In
riorsmark, at the hotel of Jmm•v Chamberlain.
Oneida township, Tnesday, 25th February, at the hotel
at the %Yam Springs. 2
Dec. 25, 1867.-3 t
rrAVERN LICENSES.-
The following persons have filed In the office of
tit Cloth of the Court of Quarter SOSBIOIIII of Huntingdon
county, their petitions for licenses to keep Inns or Tav
erns in said county end NI hick pill be pc esented to the
Judge of Bald Court on the second Monday of January
for allowance
Valentine Brown, Huntingdon.
‘‘ to T. Pearson, Ili oat Top city.
Abner A nderson ' ColTeo kiln.
John Pheasant, Mapleton. •
EATING HOUSE.
53 treater W. Haslet, Spruce Creek.
J. It. SIMPSON, Clerk.
Huntingdon, Dec. IS, 1167.
_DISSOLUTION Ole PARTNER-
Tito partnership Ilvretoforo exigting btd +recta If. ROD
LEY and GRU. F. MARSH. Merolla. Tailors, Itan boon
dissolved by mutual consent. Tho books am in tho
hands of Goo. F. Marsh, aho trill settle the business of
the firm. 11. ROBLEY.
The undersignel sompoctfully announces to the public
that ho continua the business at the old stand on the
toner of the Diamond, opposite bowls' Rook Store,
CiliO. F.
Huntingdon, nee. 18,1867 4t
SELLERS & FOLIYELL,
IVUOLESALE
CONFECTIONERS & FRUITERERS,
No. 161 North Third Street,
Or dorm promptly ottemlo4 to.
*ISAAC H. STAUFFER,LA
WARMMAKER and JEWELER,
No, 148 Noi th id Streot, corner of Quarry,
PIUGADFILPIIIA.
•
An assortment of IV:ltches, Jwelry, Sitror nod Plated
Ware constantly on hand.
SUITABLE FOlt HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
114-Ropairlog of Watchos nod .Tewelry promptly at
telaledlto. nac.:47-Iyr
J. C. BLAIR,
Clark's, ' I Foram Ma's,
[Brut, h's, Parker's.
HISTORIES.
Pin flock's,
\Silleni°[:::'
DICTIONARIES.
Reed's,
`
Webster's, .a
Bobbin's.er.
Worcester's,
'Start! nd.tle's,
Worcester's.
J. C.: BLAIR,
HUNTINGDON, PA,
Next to Broad ;Cop Ticket (Brice
ADAM WARFEL,
ADAM FOUSE,
SAMUEL CU3IMINS,
' [Cumintaeforiors
OEO. F. MARSH
PHILADELPIIIA
CM
11 ) E he G re I b3 S .
g T i tl n ltT rc
N
11 por t3 so
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4 N o
h O a t t i. C t
fo i
s
howing named persons have settled their accounts in the
Register's °ince, at Huntingdon, and that tlih said accounts
will be presented for confirmation and alloivance at an
Orphans' Court, to be hold at ltontingdon, in and foi the
county of Huntingdon ' on Monday, the lab day of
JANUARY next, (lgils,)to wit:
1 The final account of Ephraim Hazlet, Executor of the
last will and testament of Maria Fleming, late of Brady
township, deceased.
2 Gunrdiandup account of Isla,: Ordenkirk, guardian of
the minor eltildt en of Marti u Flaming, late of Brady twp
deceased.
3 The final account of John W. Malian. administra
tor de booms non cum testament° anneal) of John
Into of Brady township, deceased.
4 Administration account of James McElroy, adminis
trator of the estates of P. CL Davis, deceased.
6 Administration account of Abraham Ifarnish and
Lewis 11. Knode, executors of the last will and testament
of Horgan:Da Swoopo, Into of Porter township, deceased..
6 Administration account of David Etnier, adminis.
trator of Robert Gifford, Into of the borough of Orbisco
Ma, deceased.
7 Final account of William Madden, administrator
cum testa fumes° of Jacob Booliar, late of Springfield
township;dec'd.
8 Account of .)latthine F. Roop,eleentor of the Net will
and testament of Jane Piper, late of Tell twp., deceased.
9 Administration eceount. of Janice Miller end James
Stewart. executors of Thomas Miller, Woof Barrels twp.,
deceased.
10 Administration account of Sand I. Leonard, adminis
trator of Lydia Irwin, late of Cromwell township, dec'd.
11 Final administration account of Blichael.l. Martin
an d Asnplt Price, administrators of the estate of Joseph S
Martin, late of Tod township, deceased.
12 Administration account of David Ashton, adminis
trator of Thomas Ashton, late of Ipringlleid township,
deceased.
13 Guardianship account of Sand. (Timmins, guardian
of Win. C. Cummins; late of Jackson township, decea,ed.
14 Guardianship account of Calm,.filo B. Sharer, now
Catharine, Stowart, guardian of Catharine E. chaser, a
minor daughter of Wm. Shaven., deceased.
11 Final administration account of Geo. Jackson and
Robert Flaming, administrators of James Stowal t, late of
Jackson township, deceased.
10 Administration account of A. W. Swoop° and John
Dayton, Sr.. I xecutors of Glint Gilleland. late of Union
tow nship, dee'd. Filed by 41, W. Swoops, acting executor
S3lllCli Ott,
Register's Office, 1 Register.
Hunt.. Dec. 10, j
NOTICE is hereby 'given to all per
sons interested that the following Inventoties of
the goods and Chattels set to widows, under the In °vis
ions of the net of 14th of April, 1951, have been filed In
the office of the Clerk of the Orphans' Com t of lien Ong
don county and will be presented for 'l4 preen! by the
Cum t" on Wednesday the 15th of JANUAnY, (1168,):
1. The Inventory and appralsement of 'the goods and
chattels which were of John Bolinger, late of Cromwell
townshrp, deceasod. ne taken by his widow, Margaret Bo
linger.
Dec. 18, 1867
PATRONIZEHOME INDUSTRY
GEO. F. MARSH,
MERCHANT TAILOR ,
AND DEMME IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FOR MEN AND BOYS,
Mayo removed to tho Mere room on the corner of the
Diamond, opposite Lewis' Book Store, where ho intends
to keep constantly on bond the latest styles of Ready
medo Clothing and place goods, comprising
AJIERICAN, ENGLISH AND FILENCII
CLOTHS, CASSDIERES, AND VESTINGS.
CLO'f I IS, CASSIM ER ES, AND V ESTINGS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERBS, AND TESTINGS.
Also a large supply of OVERCOATS, made up in the
most fashionable style, and sold at greatly reduced prices.
Being a practical workman of many years experience,
ho is prepared to make to order Clothing for men and
boys, and guarantee neat, durable and fashionable work
manship. Ile is determined to please everybody.
47ca • All are invited to call Ind examine my new
stock of beautiful patterns before purclasslng elsewhere
de26 ISGi" GEO. F 4IARSIL
IXED FACTS INDELIBLY DI
- PliEssmn aisia ) a tt length over simple AZ
set MRS.
Thus it is that this community gives testimony in fn
for of then ell known establishment of
H. GREEN A FERG,
T.d . 2rAMI4IS , JV 11 1 Auga0ifs,
HILL STREET, HUNTINGDON.
Whilst it Is not his purpose to deceive the public by
clamoring "low prieds and bettor goods" than other
dealers, be simply Inc Res oil who wish to purchase In his
line of business to call and satisfy themselves that with
.him a patron once gained Is never lost, that is, "the proof
of the padding is in the tailing of ff." • -
Ito hoe just received his wibter supply of
51E.AVY 61:A6E C&DVIIPIiti
FOIL MEN AND 'BOYS.
Ito lets also a large assortment of the most substantial
and fashionablo
Hats, Cap, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
of every description, nod made up front the host material.
Always on hand the finest quality of American, Eng
lish and Franck CLOTHS, CASSIDERES and VESTINGS
which are tondo up to order by good, experienced work
men, in a manner the most fashioxablo and endurable.
No eastern city can Word a better or more varied style
of goods than can be four I in my selection,
11. GREENBERG,
II it ntingdon, Nov. 13,1867. Merchant Taller.
JUNIATA
STEAM PEARL MILL,
HUNTINGDON, PA
THIS MILL is a complete success in
I the manuft;cturo of FLOM Sc. It has lately been
thoroughly repaired and 15 now in good running Ender
and in full operation.
The burrs and choppers aro new and of superior mtel
ity—cannot be excelled. And wo are gratitiod to know
that our work has given entire sstisfactiou to our custo
mers, to whom we tender our thanks.
We have in our employ one of the best millers in the
county, and a faithful and capable engineer. thus equip
pod and encouraged, we are determined :o persevere in
our efforts to acrommodAte and please the public, hoping
thereby to merit and receive a liberal share of patronage
to sustain us in our enterprise for the public interest.
Market price paid for the different kinds of grain on
&livery.
Flour and Chop, on hand, for ado.
JOHN IC. McCAIIAS & SON
Huntingdon, Nov. 20,1867
No more Bald Heads!
Ho more Gray locks !
DR. LEON'S
ELECTRIC HAIR RENEWER,
Is pronounced by all who hare used it the very best
I,l,p:tuition fur the Hair. It is a positive cure for Bald
ness, medicates Dandruff nut Humors, Mops the hair
from fling ont, and speedily restorer Dray Locks to
their original hue and luxuriance.
It operates on the secretions and fills the glands with
new life and coloring matter. Thin, dead, feted or gray
hair will always be Leonia bade by a few applications,
to its youthful abundance, vitality and color.
It makes the hair soft, glossy, fragrant, pleasant to the
touch and easy to arrange. my, airy and intraclable
locks become moist, pliant and disposed to rem.,in in any
desired position. As a Hair Dressing it has no equal.—
Tim sales are enormous and it Is a tit:thereat fool Ito with
old and young of both sexes,
Cold by Diuggiets tbroughout the United Stoles. Ad
dress nil °Weis to
ZEIGLER & SMITH,
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
137 Nth. Third St., Philadelphia
n0v.27.1y
CHEAP GROCERY STORE.
d. , Z3MN°I I 6OIEL,
lIILL ST., HUNTINGDON, PA.
rEIHE undersigned offers for the in
." spretion and purchase of customers a large and as
sorted stock of nroeet les, Provisions, Sc. Ile feels Falls.
lied they can be accomodated with anything in his lino.
Ills prices are low, and his stock fresh and good. Ile
keeps the hest of
SUGrIIZ, COFFEE,
TEAS, SPICES, SALT,
TOBACCO & SEGARS,
• BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS & CAPS, &c:
ALso—
HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
MOLASSES, OILS, •VINEGAR,
FISH, CHEESE, FLOUR RICE,
And NO TIONS of every kipd
A select stock of DRY GOODS, together with WHEN&
WARE. and alt other articles, kept In a well regulated
establishment for sale at reasonable prices.
413 ilia store is on Hill street, nearly opposite the
Sank, and in the room formerly occupied by D. Orem
Call and examine. Z. TENTER.
Huntingdon, Oct. 8,1867
NOTICE.
JTISTON&WATTS2N
pleaqure in atilidtaibiliglckhe
eltiveot of Huntingdon county and Ticinity that they
have Just returned from the East with d
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS;
Which they here just opened out at their now store,
ONE DOOR EAST OS THE WASIIINOTON HOTEL
Their Mock conaisto of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
FLOUR AND FEED,
TOBACCO, SEGARS,
CANNED FRUITS,
HARDWARE,'
CEDAR - WARE,
RUE ENSWARE,
OIL CLOTHS,
OILS,
PAINTS, S7,C
DRUGS,
CARPETS, CARPET CRAIN,
SALT, (MEESE,
TRUNKS,
II AMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES, &c. &c
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
Consisting of siras, - 1101IATILS, ALPACAS, POPLIN - 3,
MIMES, GINO HAMS, MERINOS, PLAIDS, DE
LAINES, Ac., Lc.
Also, a largo as sortment of
DRESS TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDE
RY, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
BUTTONS, &c.
J. E. SMUCKER,
Olei 1
A FULL LINE OF WHITE GOODS
=
All goods delivered to residences in town awl depots,
bee of charge.
Give us a trial before purchasing elsewhere.
Huntingdon. April ii 1661
By Canal Railroad.
We are now receiving by Ca
nal and Railroad from the east
ern and western cities,
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES
Of every description, , -
CARPETS,OIL-CLOTHS,
FLOUR, FEED,
I=Dx-4zxlvi.fa.iez)ori,,
' Anthracite, 'Pittsburgh, and
Broad Top Coal for :sale by the
Cart or Boat load:
LUMBER.
- Boards, Plaulc„ , 9liiilgles, Plas
tering Lath, in large or small
quantities.
Nails and Bar ron, at • manu
facturers' prices.
je26
EDICAL
DR, WILLIAM BREWSTER,
M'CONNELLSTOWN, PA.
XFor the hems(' t of those proposing to undert•the
!Peels scat trillllll.lllt for 11111111,1,1 ae gine in iiie
r.1111W1111 . 1; list n few of the mole prominent no
lint common . complaints flint with in our peas •
in all of wit lett we sue moot SUN 1 , 431. IN
S 1,1113: iI.L Cf itA OF DISIISP I'l,oll 11:1-
EIY IR A sonolal,lLllY, 8015 IN ALL clone 14,111:1g..
it P 11,441. LY 0111.110 Thine°, th, t °fore. afflicted
w ith complaints not here enumerated, need have
no heiiiitit ion in apply ing,and whether mil n at.Ltl P,
or f 1 Pl-.11.11c1,11i cone can he effected, they will
receive tepliea accoldingly. All communication;
free,
Epreply, Chorea. St. Vitas' Doors, Paralysis.
Neuralgia, Hysteria, Nervoitenem, Palpit
Non of the Ileart,Lock-Jaw; etc.
I 2 Sore Throat, Dyspepsirt,Diarrlicea. Dysentery.
Obstinate Constipation, ,hemorrhoids, or
Piles, Bilious. Flatulent, and Pain'er's Colic.
and all affections et the Liver and :Spleen.
3 Catarrh, Cough, Influenza, Asthma, (whore
not caused by organic disease of the heart,)
C
Bronchitis, Pleurisy, ilitellmatism of the!
Chest, Consumption in the early stages.
1 . 1 4 (Third, Dinbetis. and Kipney Complaints.
5 -Coat, Lumbago.. Stiff Neck,
Spinal Diseases, flip Diseases. 'Cancers, Tn•
niers ; (those last named always cured with
out pain, or cutting, or plastet In any form)
In a word, wo propose to curo all curable dis
eases.
We have no connection whatever with any I
!other:Electrical office in Niftier any other county
All Inters address to
s••• WM. BREWSTER, 51. P.
51cConnellston n, to.
I=
Till 3 LADIES.—Do you really
intend to cease wearing the . beautiful stylee nom
so prevalent, or dress less elegantly, booming tho lobe!
Jolt Doyle, was captured in lasittonaltlo Female attire?
Otte trioluenVe calm reflection will lanitly servo to change
your rash resolve. The ringeAs bad top much good sense
to lay aside their pure chaste robes of xt bite, because
they bad for 4 time nerved to hide the deformities of that
Prince ofßebels, the Devil. Can you err in following the
bXampleof Angels? Then having mule up your minds
that you will continuo to diem tastefully regardless of
rebel acts, do not forget to coil at the store of the subscri
bers, who will be harry at dH limes to furnish you with
such articles of dress as you may desire. Urge your fath,
era, husbands, brothers, neighbors and children to visit
the same store. They can bore be suited In good articles
of Beets, Shoes, Clothing, Material, nato, Cans, Queens•
ware and a general assortment of Groceries, on no rea
sonable terms as at any Ileum in town. Storo on South•
east corner of the Diamond, Huntingdon, Pa.
may 31, 1865, Fit ANCIS B, WA LLACE.
A C. CLARKE, AGENT,
s lYholotaln and Detail bottler in all hinds of
MUNTINODON, PA.
Next door to tho Franklin house, in the Diamond.
Coutryh Me supplied. aptVB7
G EO, W. SWARTZ,
MUER IN ALL KINDS OP
AMERICAN WATCHES, Fin° Gold JEW.ELRY,AO
&a., Se., opposito J. A. Brown's Mammoth Hardware
storo. .ISZ- Watches neatly repaired and warranted.
Iluntingdon, Sept 18,18674ns
EXECUTOR'S NOTICB,—
rp.,l.t. or Samuel Ictiegor, deed.]
Letters testanientars, on the estate of Samuel Krieger,
aeongranted
Moe°ltt township, Huntingdon indebted
Mon g,runted to the undersigned, all persons
to the estate ore requested to make immediate payment,
sod those having claims, to present them duty authenti
cated for settlement.
pec. 18, , 87-6 t. pBecticor,
y has e a large stock of
JOHNSTON & WATTSON
Of all kinds
40 CO.A.T.-m.
HENRY & CO.,
Huntingdon . , Pa
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE PLACE TO BUT
- NEW AND CHEAP GOOD'
roil PALL AND WINTER',
WINCH
Respectfully Inform therti . geneisjill o tb_
.. tbaj i
i:
w 1
to j6st received 8 large and atof o f hat
their store In Ifuntingdoo, consisting hit parval
• SILKS,
DRY GOODS;.
,DRESS GOODS,..
BOOTS & SHOES,.
_„
HATS, CAPS,:TINWAILE,
LADIES' FANCY TRIIIIINGS;
HOOP SKIRTS,BoxstrvRUTTONS,
WOOD AND WILLOW .117 A R .E,
QUEENS WARE, lIARDWARR,
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES', ,
CRACKERS, NOTIONS,'
TOBACCO, SEGARS,.
GLASS, NAILS I
FISH, SALT,
&c., &a.
Also. CARPETS and Of.L-o.t.di'ir,.
And in f.tct everything that Is usually kepi in a..Cdatis ,
store, all which were bought low for' calsli and Will
sold at correspondingly low prices for alit; or cOuntze
produce, and request tho public to give us, a call hero - rel . '
putchasing elsewhere, feeling satisfied:WO can offer sups:*
tier inducements to cash buyers.
We respectfully solicit the patronititi ot 4 all: and dm
public aro cordially Invited to exonithe cur gdesti:
Everything taken in exchange for goods except Rremis •
805.
WM: 11110.
Ittoting,lon, oc. 9, 1867
HEAD QUARTERS
NEW GOODS:.
D. P. CWlllif
INFORMS THE"..PO3iTe:-
THAT ,lIE ItAa
JUST OPENETiI
SPLENDID STOOK of rikW GOotig
THAT
CAN'T BE BEAD'
CHEAPNESS AND Ql.l4ltlt,
COME AND SEE
Huntingdon, October 0, '67
A. L LEWIS
LEISTER S NEW BUILDING,
I.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
F . 031111GN. - 4,EDMRTIC
tp_R v Vi..Q..0,.
NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, CARPI/TINOS.
OIL CLOTHS, QUEENSWAREI
AND GROCERIES
REMEMBER! •
This is the Store, Where Goods
are Sold CHEAP.
July 17, '6741.
vN IMPROVEMENT IN LIGHT!
sve take pleasure in putting before the public a
hA NW for burning fat, lard or tallow which is superior
to any of the kind erer introduced. It differs from all
others. ns it does not regain, the fa to be melted before
[mining. It heats the fat by a copper pipai, which Con
ducts the heat under the fat and melts it Immediately.
Thousands of the lamps have been sold and no com
plaints hare been made. All Lamps' warranted to give
general satisfaction, or the money refunded.
A rare oppot [may is offered to any person or persons
tint may what to engage p the business. limn tingdua
nod Mifflin Counties will bp sold in townships at reason
able terms to snit purchasers. A sample lamp will be
forwarded to any.porson on receipt of retail pried, $1,50,
and forwarded at my expense.
Will either sell territory or pay agents by the day or
piece. Agents aro making from $5 to sto per day, for
they sell very fast. They are what every :person needs.
All letters will receive prompt attention
Address or, call on
, . . ,
, Airy bale, Muntingdon spumy, N.
4*-Lrimp may be scan at the Frelakiih Hones in Hunt
ingdon ; Mr. Hughes' Store, Mill Creek, and at the hotel
In Cassville. 201841
GOOD NEWS FOR MOTHERS.
Mothers, are you oppressed with anxiety for your 81Ua
ones? Are your slumbers and heart; broken by their
cries? Do you awake In the woxiiing unrefreshed and api
preliensive ? If so procure, at once a bottlo of Dr. Leon'a
Infant Remedy and, i,: o a will liar? pp itigre pear of watching and•modety,
DR, LEON'S INFANT REAM,
hot stood the test of years. Thotptar4l of Atwood dud
mothers bear witness that It never (hits to give rata ir
nerd in semen. It is a mild, yet sun:land speedy ours for
Colic, Cramps god Windy Pains, and Is limNIVAla lax all
complaints incident to Teething.
Fag by Dragslets tbroagtkratt the United Stalaa, Ad
dress ell Orders to
&,
pRoP4ISToRS.
No. 137 Nth. ThiN Stroot,
MEI
WINDOW CURTAIN ,PAPERS,
A LARGE STOCK '
EMI
SPLENDID ASSOUTMENT
OF
Window Cur* Papers,
JUST RECEIVED
dT
LEWIS' BOOK STORTA,
ENVELOPE MANUTACTORY,
Nos. 323 and 325 :Narita sired,
HAPRISBIIRG, PA,
Euvelopoo or alt the standard sizes, colors , Ind qualities
to 4 ether with Ladtis' Note, Wedding and Manroisql
cckopes, furni4ted at
Liss WAN NEIr rolls PRVESt
All gomla vi armrest. Address orders to
SING kIItLY & mins.
Nor. 323 awl 325 Market at., Harrisburg.
MEI
LUMBER, SHINGLES, 'LATHS,
HEMLOCK, PINE BILL STUFF,
i Boards. Plonk. Shingles, Plastering and Shingling
I nth, onnstsntly or. hand.
Worked Flooring. Saab, Blinds, Doors, Door sad Win,
dow Fronton, furnished at mannlaci nrers' prices. -
Grain and country product geusrally bought at market
rates. 'WAGONER tt BRO.,
ang24.lf Phlllphburg, Centro co., Pet
D. P. GI N .
D. WALKRR,