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HUNTINGDON, PA.
Wediiesday morning,-Sept. 2, 1808.
LOCAL Sz PERSONAL.
Republican County Committee
Alexandrift—J. H. Kennedy, Myers Miles.
Birmingham—Themes McCallan J. It. Thompson.
Dimly—Dal id Etnler, Caleb Wakefield.
Barrett— Dr. Joseph Wilson, Il.trtott Green.
Broad Top City--Charles Horton, lien ry Cook.
Cm lon--Jonalt J. Reed, Samuel Dunahltam.
Cass--Christian Miller, Benjamin Fink.
Cass, le--A. L. Gusi. A. W. Evans.l
Clay—Samuel McVitty, D. S. Stevens.
Crontwell—Luthcr Hileman,Jolm Kelly.
Coalmont—Leit Evans, Richard Owens.
Dublin—William Iluthott, George Jelllies.
Franklin—John Lsport, Samuel Wigton.
Hender.on—llettry S. Miller, john Nightwino.
Hopewell—George Bakst regser, W. W. Kay eart.
Huntingdon, D. W.—K. M. King, booth Carmen.
Huntingtion,lV. W.—W.F. Johnston, W K. Burchlnell
Jackson—Jackson Harmon, John Ay res.
Juniata—A. B. Shlnefelt, Lent Ititientrar."'
Lincoln--Gcorgo Shontr. John Ketterman.
Morris—P. K. Garnish. Dr. S. Thompson.
Sit. Union ]borough—.hol m [ O. Stewart. itoLort Myers.
Mt. Union District—Benjamin Davis, .101111 C. Soy tier.
Mapleton—William H. Beg, Allison Hooter.
Oneida—Henry Wilson, James Foster.
Orbisonia—James J. Burkett, Thomas M. Nally.
Porter—Robert Speer, Henry Omits!.
Petersburg —Wm. 'Moor°, ans. M. Stevens.
Penn--John G. Boyer, S. D. Garner.
Shirleysburg—Wm. IL Leas, David,Douglass.
Shirley Townt.ltip—.Tohn X. Lutz, William Piper.
Springli,ld—tiphrtdm Balter,*Jackson Lambertson.
Tell—A.G. Briggs, Levi Piper.
Tod—Henry S. times, Jonathan Evans.
Union—S. IL Phea.sant,T, P. Smith.
Upper West—Thomas Montgomery, T. P. LOSS.
Lower West—William Str3 tier, James Green.
, tVarriorsmark—Jacob Critter, Samuel Ralston.
Walker--James Ward, M. H. Sangre°.
- H. C. WEAVER, Chairman.
Meeting of Committee
The members of the Committee are
.sarnestly• requested to meet in the
Court Rouse on TIIURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
3d, at 2 o'clock, r. ni. , when business
of importance will be laid before them.
11. C. WEAvEn, Chairman.
Huntingdon, August 24, 1808.
Brief Items.
The Bedford Springs have closed.
A railrOad has been laid from Hollidays
burg to Newry, in Blair county.
A giantess measuring eight feet ono inch,
passed through here recently..
Both the political County Committees will
meet in this place on Thursday next.
John Scott, Esq., addressed a large Grant
meeting at Lebanon on Saturday last.
The Broad Top schedule changes to-mor
row. We note changes in another column.
The public schools of this borough have
opened to-day, Tuesday. Boys, hunt your
books.
Governor Geary was elected President of
the Gettysburg Battle Field Memorial Asso
ciation.
Watermelons and corn arc being slough
tered daily in our houses, just for "wearing
of the green."
Judging from the number of dogs on our
streets, we should say this must he "the hap
py land of canine."
DeArmitt, convicted of horse-theft at tho
last sessions of our court, was taken to the
Western Penitentiary yesterday.
We call attention to advertisement of Ar
mitage & McCarthy, Insurance _Agents, in
to-day's Globe. This is a ieliable firm.
Mr. Morrell was elected in 11160 by a ma
jority of 1310 in this District. Ilis majority
this year should be mode to reach 2.900.
The Lutheran Sunday SohOol held a pic
nic at Dereliction's Grove on Saturday last.
We understand it passed off pleasantly.
Tho German' Reformed congregations of
this place and McConnellstown, intend send
ing a call to Rev. Dr. ICeitfor, of Pittsburgh.
Tho Huntingdon R. Broad Top ,Railroad
will' run an excursion - train SUnday next,
September 6th, to the Cammuceting at Fish
ers Summit.' -
A little boy named Douglas, residing at
Altoona, was kicked in the breast by a young
horse, at whose heels he was striking With a
small switch.
The gross earnings of all the rialroads in
the United States the past year amounted to
510,000,000 or equalling about 21 per cent.
of their total cost.
A ."nympli du pave" from parts unknown
was' arrested on one of our streets on Satur
day night last. She bad a number of satel
lites following her.
The Mexicap.monument in the Capitol
grounds al Harrisburg is in process of con
struction. The baso - and lower pillaislinve
been placed in position.
The Pittsburgh Comniercial came to us
on Monday last in a new and attractive dress.
We are pleased to - dote this sign' of prosperi
ty in a first-class journal.
W. W. is informed that see cannot publish
his communication. The subject lie writes
upon is wall enough to talk about at -home,
but how would itlook abroad? -
The trout-angler - of the Altoona Tribune
and the pike-fisher of the Lewistown Gazette
went' it-fishing last week, to Conemaugh.
Neither caught anything but a ducking.
The Good Tomplars of Tyrone and vicinity
held n pic-nic at Laurel Springs on Saturday
last. The Good 'lmplore of this place hold
one at Sulphur Spring nest Friday.
A bull got on a rampage in Allegheny
city, and ran into a shoe store. - An animal
of the somaspecies the other day walked in
to Mr. Schaeffer's shoo store in this place.-,-
Significant,l
Seven million dollars in gold have boon
shipped to New York from San Francisco
since January Ist, an excess of a million and
a half over the amount shipped in the same
time last year.
Rev. Henry Stackpole, of Woodstock, Vt.,
while descending a ladder at a saw mill in
that place, a few days ago, lost his footing,
and fell astride a large circular saw, which
severed him lengthwise.
France so monopolizes the tobacco trade
that it is an offence by the law for a citizen
to cure and smoke a leaf of the weed raised
by himself until be has first sold it to the Go
vernment and bought it back again.
Splendid: the treat of music to which wo
were served by the Huntingdon Silver Cornet
Band on Saturday evening last. The music
of "Champagne Charley" and other popular
airs, tingles in our ears still. Thanks.
The English army, on the Abyssinian ex
pedition, wore indebted to American skill and
enterprise for- the water they drank, as an
American who accompanied the army taugl
them how to bore a well in two hours.
A firm in New Bedford is makina are
wheeled wagons and carriages,Xthem._
much liked by those who hav%t.' n an d w i t h
They are said to turn in les u r-wh a el e d ye
less danger of upsetting the"
bicles.
sult desired by every
bodyTo effect the
, grand "each umber of the
in a local par -,
he nude' Milirrations to
(Immunity shoub) , " with (ha
cmtributo his orilo'' 1111(0 's " 0 " ,
~oat every Aber member do
undt,standb'o'
the satoe- -
W e "'re only seen of Ipe how many Don
ocrae postmasters filet! were, by reading
the , . facetious letters when requested to
at .ributo to the supprt of Grant. It's all
y nt, P. M.s, but y o Thad better he counting
,ur days of grace.
Locomotive No. 0, on the 'Pennsylvania
Railroad, explode in front of the Round
Rouse, near tfarrthurg, and fragments were
burled in all ditotions. The engineer and
fireman were ro on the engine at the time
and no one wasnjurcd.
Mrs. Dean,residing on the Raystown
Branch, who as recently bitten by a cop
perhead stud:, has recovered. Sho was un
der tremmen of Dr. Brumbaugh, of this
place, who odd not reach her until cloven
hours alter shwas poisoned.
The Grant ttb of Altoona gave a street
parade, recent. Their equipments consist
of an ell clot cape, black cap with red,
white and blue band, and a lamp. They
should remember that victory does not de
pend solely upon big shows.
A bee gave obese to our candidato for As
sembly, Mr. Brown, at the Pleasant Grove
pic-nic, and he retreated in good order, much
to the merriment of the lookers-on ; but
while ha fell back before a bee, it does not
follow that our B will retreat before a Miller.
Mr. Joshua llarshbarger,:an Ornishman,
has withdrawn as the Democratic candidate
for County Commissioner, of Mifflin, and Mr.
Thomas Hoop has been substituted. Mr. IL
withdraws heeause it is against the doctrine
of his church for a member to hold a political
office.
The Presbyterian pie : nie at Pleasant Grove
on Friday last was a tip-top affair, and every
dy appeared to onjoy it. The good things
were superabundant, the plays wore partici
pated in by young and old with great glee,
and nothing occurred to suer the pleasure of
the day. .
The citizens of Johnstown are erecting a
town hall, 100 by 00, to hsld eight hundred
people; while Altoona is erecting one, 100 by
75, to hold fifteen hundred persons. So says
the Tribune. The Huntingdon Town Hall
and Market House has not yet made its ap
pearance. Will it ever ?
Almost a large fire occurred on Friday
night last in Portstown, in the double dwell
ing house, occupied by Mr. Flood and Mr.
Moore. Some hot coals fell on the floor in
Mr. Moore's kitchen, and burned the carpet
and fireboard. The family know nothing of
it until the next morning, although it burned
all night in a slow fire.
Prof. Hall, at the U. S. Naval Observatory,
discovered Encke's comet on the morning of
the 14th. •This cornet has not been soon be
fore for thirty years. In the latter part of
September it will be visible to the naked eye
between nine o'clock in the evening and two
in the morning.
The following is an apprtived recipe for
making blackberry cordial, which every fain•
ily should keep on hand for use in cases of
dierrhwa and dysentery, or simple "summer
complaint" among children : To one gallon
of blackberry juice pour four pounds of white
sugar; boil and skins off; then add one ounce
of cloves, one ounce of cinnamon, ten grated
nutmegs, and boil down till quite rich ; then
let it cool and settle ; afterward drain off, and
add one pint of good brandy.
Rat Project.
A correspondent of tho Bloody Run
Press thus refers to a railroad project
that is now being talked of:
"The people of Perry are very sanguine of
the early construction of a railroad through
their county. It is the old Sherman's Valley
and Broad Top road. The citizens of Bed
ford should feel interested in this road as it
will be of untold benefit to them. It is to be
built by a Reading Co., and will start at
Harrisburg, will connect with the
_Hunting
don and Broad Top road at or near Hunting
don, and will there connect with the Pitts
burg cud Conuollsville Road nt Bridgeport,
thus opening a new thorough route from
Pittsburg and West Philadelphia and New
York, shortening the route about 40 miles.—
This route was surveyed in 1850."
We linco seem a notice of this rail
road before, bat this is the first intima-
Lion we have had that it was to "con
nect with the Huntingdon and Broad
Top Railroad at or near Huntingdon."
Indeed, we think the correspondent is
building hopes which will not he reali
zed. We cannot seo how a railroad
which is to start from Harrisburg will
connect at or near Huntingdon, when
it is intended as tro think, to be a con
tinuation of the Pittsburg and Con
nellsville road. We would like to seo
it connecting here, and wo would also
like to see the Broad Top Road exten
ded to Bridgeport, but we are not
sure either will be accomplished. The
Penna. Railroad company would prob•
ably fight the former, and the 11.
and Broad Top Co., of itself could do
nothing for the latter. The day is not
far distant, we think, when the Broad
Top road will be made to connect with
the Pittsburg and Connellsvillo Rail
road—perhaps at Bridgeport. Phila
delphians cannot be dead too long to
their interests, nor ought Bedford and
Huntingdon, and the towns interme
diate be asleep to theirs. The P. S: C.
road will soon be 'completed, when
we will know better whether the
link will be made between that
road and the Pennsylvania Central.
Deserters.
The following official letter, which
is of importance, will explain itself
State of Pcnurylvania, 1 !
Office of the
Secretary of the Commonwealth,
HAIIMISBURG, Aug. 26, 'GS J
JAMES F. BArtfultsr, Esq., ,SheiV of
_Huntingdon County:
Dear Sir:—Yours of yesterday is
duly received inquiring my opinion of
your duty an to inserting the law in
relation to deserters in your election
proclamation. Tho decision of the
Supreme Court, to which you rofer,
decided the law unconstitutional so far
as relates to deserters who have never
been tried by court martial, but leaves
tho law in full force to such as have
been tried.
Inasmuch, therefore, the Sth section
of the act of 4th Juno, 1866, is impera
tive on the sheriff, and the law is in
force as to the ono class of deserters, I
conceive it to ho your duty to includo
it in your• proclamation. •
Host respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
F. JORDAN.
Our Band.
,
It is with feelings of 4 „,ure that
Wo
we again refer to our V-1(1. t our
on the long
B sin an ce d d n
a a met o o -eusi
and very few
1 .,- - otate, and we are more
rl i no in „.- ii 'm this belief the oftener we
hoar pi:3M In this opinion we aro not
a, for prominent musicians from
a ,ro ir
ad have declared that their music
vas perfect, and that our Band was
superior to some so-called first'class
Bands in the cities. Our citizons,.of
right, take a deep interest in the Hun
tingdon Silver Cornet, and it is with
pride that they speak of it, , for it is
the lively institution of our quiet bor
ough. Thus the Huntingdon Band
bps become celebrated, and now the
desire is with parties abroad to have
an opportunity to hoar a band that is
so much spoken of. To all who de
sire to hear the boys; wo would say,
address Prof. E. W. Thomas, the pop
ular leader and efficient teacher of
bands, or 0. E. McNeil, Secretary.
Diectiligs
A Grant Club mooting will bo held
at Scottsville on Friday evening next.
A Republican meeting will he hold
at Shirleysbury on Saturday evening
next.
A Boy Wants n Plass:
A boy 17 years old wants a placo
where ho can make Ithesolf useful.
is lame in one leg, but is able to do any
kind of light work. Inquire at this
offico. 31.
tc! I.Blank gooks for tho desk on(
pookot, for oak, at Lewis' 13ook Store
ITUNTINCIDON & BROAD TOP
RAMIOAD.
°nand after WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3e,1663, Pas.
Banger Trains will arrive noel depart BB follows:
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
UP TRAINS. DOWN TR A INS.
al
Acco. I 8.12,11 deem. 1 815 n.
STATIONS.
P.M. A.M . . A. 81. P. M.
LE 5 00 4.5 7 50 11unting11.1%,. so 9 20 An 4.35
521 . 810 81cCounellstmvu,.... 850 4 1.3
5 29 8 21 Plettian 1 Grove, 8 54 4 05
5 40 8 37 Marldovburg 8 37 I 18
6 03 8 53 Cotfot Run R 14 3 32
6 12 9 01 Rough & Rea.ly
I 805 321
6 27 9 15,(10ve 7 10 3 10
6 32 9 191FalcIsSurnintt. ...... 7 46 3 06
AR 7 OMR 0 :31 c .,
~60
ILR 9 1;1 "n/ ES 7 aoIL A E R Z; 43
10 01 itiddlesburg. 2 23
12 09 110pes,11, 2 ao
10 27 l'itets Run, 1 13
10 4S Tatt.2,lllo, 1 38
11 00 1110015 Run,. 1 25
AS 11 00131.ata1 Dating, . LE 1 20
SllollVii 1111 N MANCH.
1.1: 7 054,5 9 45/Saxton, /An 7 23iAtt 2 10
'.....W t
7 201 10 00 CrAltnont, 7 101 271
7 , 10 05 Oranfolil, 7 05' 220
Ail 7 05150 10 15115011ey, OR 0 15 1.7: 2 10
!Broad Top City,.....1
q. 2, , 69. ,7011 N
IttinliDgann
to_ The proposed now Episcopal
Diocese will include twenty-eight coun
ties of what is generally known as
Central Pennsylvania, viz : Dauphin,
Adams, Bedford, Berks, Blair, Brad
ford, Center, Clinton, Columbia, Cum
berland, Franklin, Fulton, Hunting
don, Juniata, Lancaster, Lebanon, Ly
coming, Mifflin; Montour, Northum
berland, Perry, Potter, Schuylkill;
Snyder, Sullivan, Tioga, Union and
York. Within these boundaries there
aro now forty-ono clergymen; seventy
points at which the services of tho
church are held; fifty points where
there aro organized parishes; two
thousand eight hundred and nineteen
communicants in 1867, now increased
beyond three thousand; and the con
tributions fur the year from May 1866
to May 1867, - fifty-nino thousand five
hundred and eighty-one dollars.
Pennsylvania State Fair
The Pennsylvania State Fair will bo
hold at Harrisburg, commencing Sep
tember 26th, 1868, and will continue
four days. It promises to be ono of
the largest ever hold in the State. The
locality is very central, and accessible
from all parts of the State by Railroads.
We are informed by the Secretary that
already many inquiries are being made
by exhibitors with great promises of
an exhibition of their articles. The
grounds contain sixty acres and aro
located on the banks of the Susque
hanna,-within a convenient distance of
the City of Harrisburg, and about one
half mile from the lino of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad. Tho locality should
insure a largo and most interesting fair.
MEM
On Friday night last, Miss Mary
Stewart, who has for seven years past
been employed as night telegraph ope
rator in the Penna. Railroad office at
this station, bade adieu to the office
and the calling. While she has been
in the business she has elicited the
good-will of those who became ac
quainted with hot., and also the com
mendations of the officials, for the
faithful and efficient manner in which
she discharged her duties. Mr. Strick
ler, of Lancaster, has been appointed
her successor.
The Trials of Life.
What shall I do ? I am so dobilita
tod that I cannot attend to my ordi
nary duties Try Spoor's "Standard
Wino Bitters"; they are unexcelled,
and will act favorably oNi all tho fano
tionis of your system, and restore them
to vigorous action. They are simply
Spoor's wino, without medication, ex
cept by such herbs and roots as Pbysi•
cians use
Sold by Fred. Brown, Johnston &
Holloway & Co., and by other Dri4
gists. lt.
Saw MU Burned.
On Saturday night last the steam
saw mill, iu Henderson township, was
destroyed by fire. A part of the ma
chinery was rendered useless, and a
quantity of lumber destroyed. The
mill was owned by Mr. Silknittor, and
rented by Stool & Lytle, of this place.
The loss is estimated at SGOO, and so
insurance. The fire is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.
113.0-To beautify and Dresi the hair,
and Restore it to its naturrt color, and
impart that beautiful gloss, odor, etc.,
use. Mrs S. A. Allen's Improved (now
style) Hair Rostoier of Dressing, (in
ono bottle.) livery Diuggist sells it.
Price One Dollar. , • • .
re- Rend, Weekly 'Sharp-Shooter."—
Novel, Practical and Arfully Sharp on Fo
gies, Quacks, Phariseesand Politicians, "bor
ing them rilqht ihrougl!" Only 50 Cents a
year in advance. Stud 3 cent. Stamp for
Sample. Address, D. S. X Landis, Phila
delphia, Pa. angl9,lm.
Soo Bunch of Grwes
On Btandard in aother column. SPEER'S
STAiNDARD WINS BITTERS is highly rec
ommended by ph:sicians for Dyspeptics, on
account of its ton) properties, its purity, and
its delicious lbw-
Republloaria, Mention
Tbo Bevilliealia of East and West
,Wirdo of luntingdon borough will
meet at the ilourt House on Saturday
evening nelt.
.13e - Thoprocee4inge of the Congres
sional C'on:oronce were not received by
us in tirneto publish last week. They
will be found in to-day's Globe.
/e — We call attention to advertise
ment of Lazarus &Morris, Opticians &
Oculists.
MARRIED,
At Lilo residence of tho brido's pa
ronts, on tho 14th of Juno, by Rev. S.
A. Groveling, Mr. ISAAC S. SMITE, to
Miss JENNIE C. CIIILCOTT. all of Hun
tingdon County.
At the residenco of Levi Smith, the
bride's father, August 20th, by Rev. S.
A. Groveling, Mr. WM. T. etmcorr, to
Miss Muer R. Siurrir, both of Union
Township.
On July 25th, by Potor Swoopo, Esq.,
Mr. JOHN WESLEY, to MISS 11.1.Ana,tuE1
A. KYLEII, both of CV's.'lcor twp., this
County.
In Altoona, on Tuosday, 18th ult.,
by Roy. Father Tuigg, l'kir. WTI:IJAN'
AnAms, to Miss SUE nOLLER, nil of that
placo.
DIED,
On the 24th ult.,
_at .Massoysburg,
ArToN, infant son of .11ov. Jas.
H. and Elsio S. MoGarrah.
In Lincoln township, on tho 3d of
August, 1808, LEWIS KEITH, aged 40
years, 7 months and 22 days. In the
death of Air. Keith, Lincoln township
loses a good citizen.
WHOLESALE 31411KET.
PIULADEIRM.A., Actg. 2%, MS.
Tito Floor tantlet in modolatcly active, at on advance
SUpvlllllo Mom. at $7,50 0 V 5. extra at $2,50 • fancy
Western es.tra family $1P,50011 21; Ponnsylsada do do
$12,00 and fancy brand.; V3,00(2;11,80 according to quality.
Rye llom $0,50.
Prime A% heat in fair demand Millen red at $2,500200
whit° $25002,51. ltyc at $1.0501,70, Corn 1,21 0 1,25
Oats at 7 , 1 c. Bat Icy malt at 52,05.
i s rrTSUIRIGH, Aug. 11'3.—Bloat—The market 19 amino
Wo quota, sal, tot opt log I'V heat Floe at $10,50010,75,
minter Flour 01 i:10,75(i1:11.50 Jitney at $ 1 3014,00.
\Mat, red, ;2,1002,15 and for White,. $2;15,02,20
Peru from limb I.llllliB at $1,15. 113 e, 51,55 nor bushel. Orate
6.1065 c: Batley 1,h0051,85. hdatoo4, roach blow 3,75 1,51
hams 22ge, Lfl
Lit oc. Cotter 35027 c in; Egg, 17 dux.
FINANCIAL.
KEW Yon, Aug M.—Cold doge() at $1.A13 1 ' . .
HUNTINGDON MRS.
CORRECTIM WEEKLY ItY HENRY & CC
NV1101.1..81= rniu.s.
Super(luellour, 1,0,30 romlielm 11 Ib,
Ext i a. Floor, —. , ........ 10.30; Flaioued
Family Flour 11,30 Hops i lb ...„ _
Rol ll'ln al, . 'Ol, Ilitio, MIR/lied
White ,Irlithtt, "AO flay "0 tun 10,00
Applu nutter It gallon-1,05 1,1.1. e "0
Dui I: I.tr Cora 9,00 Large 011it , 11,. li Owi 73
It, rl,) I,ou Mixed Ohop 2,23
... ..
13uth.r.... •
Bran - ;,1 cwt
'I,7ILLIPS, Sept
Broonii ti dui 3,00@1,DU
iloe99llV. 'll lb
Bean, Im
Chid 11 •
Coun try
Coi n tcm cwt
Dried AMEN Om
Di led Cheri icy re gum t.
Dried PellelloB "0 lb
third Deaf
I:ea 11, PI
lit oad Top Cora '1 ton —V2,O
thorn Apple, Zl.su
Clovei seed "t , ;):00
Shellbuks Ll 1.0 i s2,bo
Cheese— ..... 13620 cis. ID
oU
SPECIAL NOTICES,
pIIEIATUIZPI DECAY.
Thousands go annually into prematuto graves he
raipie they neglect to pre.erve that inestimable blessing
—goon health. linftercrs frimi Liver Complaint, Ilppep
ta, Con.,tipation and atmilal nfluents, dour disease will
ake its Inevitable comet, anti viii your days no earth,
pet Ingeomililiffily, unles4 on fake the Ileums to prevent
it. flat beam, of false 11Ielllonialin 1140 only to sure pro
tection against the Call'vu of the-0 iloicase4, as melt IN the
only absolute remedy for them. Fortify yourselves ut
once by it °made of Herb Bitters, and thus ten
der year conqitution anti physique invulnerable to the
at tacks of epitiontic disot ileut and the ordinary complaints
which prevail In etery locality. Thu most distinguished
ph)oielans of the present day IVO it it) their practice,
nod punitively defier° that the whole science of IllediClllo
pI),CSFCS 110 temetly that is half as efficacious ferdisea
isiug hem n disnrkterid Stoinaeli, Liver,
Intestines. ite., to limb Mama. ;Mid by all
Pt uggists and Walvis. Or. S. It. llartnian A; Co., Pro
prietot s, Lancaster, Pa. . augl2,lffi.
I)AINTS r()It FARMERS AND
OTEERS.—The Grafton 31Ineittl Paiut Company
aro now manufacturing the Best, Cheapest and most Thi
mble Point in 114 e; two coots well pot on, mixed with
pure Limx•ta Oil, will lost toil or fifteen 3 ears; it is of n
light brown or beantifol choenlato color, and can be
changed to peso, lead, stone. di ob, olive or cream. to
suit the taste of the coo'onu•r, It i i valuable for
Mon
aco, Fences, Barns, Cot riage nod Car lookers, Palls and
Wood. it-onto, Agrictiltio al Implements, Canal Dom',
Vessels and Shlpie Bottom.. Canvas. %I MA and Shingle
Roofs. (it being. Fire aid 11'ittel proof.) Floor Oil Cloths,
(ono Maim factot el hat lug flied 5.060 bids. the post yam)
and as .t paint for any pm pose is 1111SUrplISEC21 for body,
durability, elasticity on 2121/222321 . 02151 2 22. Pt ice sii per
bbl. of 100 lid , It ill supply 21 lamer for yeti's to
come. Wart ailed in all circa no atov c. bond for n cir
cular n•hirit gives hill port ictilarc NOIIO gentlino unless
branded in a trap mark, thafton Mineral Paint. Por
tant eon older the Point and knit the money on re
ceipt of the goods, Address
DANIEL lIIDWI,I,L 234 Pont street, Now Tot l k.
41Z- For sale by the pound or barrel at I,ewii' Book
Stoic. nia3 6-6ot
EXAMINATIONS.
annual oxttminations of Tonal
ets fur the p went year may be ovpeete:l as followd :
Frauldin, Thurrelay August 21, V: tinkfinville.
iorsivark, Friday 214.. Wan boron, irk.
Mori is, Saturday 9 2d, Shatter, it le.
Porter and A lexandeia bor. Monday 24111, Alosaudiia.
Walker, Tue..ilay 22115. 31cConliellstown, •
Carbon and Coalluout bur, Wolin-nifty 20th, COalniont.
11neoln need lloponell, Thar:day 27th, Coffee Min.
Teed, Friday 2Stli, Noes g.
Pena, Saturday 20th, Mai klehloti g.
Wee!, Me t als) 31st, Shavai'a Creek Bridge.
Bari ea, Tneeday September 14. :Gabor 11111.
IV:::lne,lay 31t,AInt: ys Fort.
Once!, hur.alay 30. r.ste r Union School Itouse.
llemlec..ani, bS iday. Isle, Unitas :Aim,' liouec.
Brady, Monday 7th, 31111 Creek.
Mapleton hoe, Tite,lay ',tit Mapleton.
Mount Union bor. nth, Mount Union.
bliirloy aiul Shit leysl .
aii That -day 10111. Shirle3sburg.
Crounvoll and Orbb.ani I 11Ler. I'l ilia) lithe,
ltublin, Satin slat 12,11. Shade Gap.
Toll, 3londay 11111, Bolling " tem n.
Pl, inglivid, )Maslow Galt. -
Cloy, We:lneml•ty 16th, 50°1161111., •
Cass and ra.sville bor, Thuriday 17, Cagavillo.
Union Fs May 1:-1.11. Vino (lawn School 115,51.0.
Flitaitlay 10111, Bell Clown School Musa.
The omitninatiou a ill coma. ucc at 0 o'clock,3l.
Tracings uho aro tanly let attendance need not oxlicct
ndiniesion into the clads.
No teacher need apply for examination who o nil not
submit to an examination In all rho branches required
by law,.
P 111,0119 wino 111.0 Limon to the Superintendent to use
intoxicating drinks as a be‘mage. or to be of immoral
character riff' not be examho d Thorn unknown to tho
Saperintoulent and dn•ertnts 1111191 produce satisfactory
or Mean of good moral character.
Applicants are expected to be examined In the districts
In Mitch they apply for Schools. A certificate from the
proper dila:has urn ha 1 °Tilled before they can enter
tiro class.
Directors are earnestly urged to ha present at tlto exam
inations, and to make their selections of teachers, as far
as practicable, on these occasions. Such a course would
have a strong endeney to induce teachets to attend and
prevent them Lon tr tug to e‘Bllo a public examination.
It mould also roller., dirt star-, from touch trouble in pro
cluing teachers. It is hoped that those directors mho
favor the 111 , ,.11, mill give the requisite notices in their
nista lets.
The special attention of directors is invited to the arti
cle headed "reacher., Sal«ries" found on page .16. Aug. No.
Pennsylvania School Journal. It will Ito peen by the ar
ticle auteri ed to that the ttitto Ettporiotentlent suggest
that heathen be paid 11,01 ding to their proficiency, and
according to Ur* actual ounce•a in teaching. The undo
blood cordially commended.
Tito public ate drBited and respectfully Milted to at
tend the examination; but: teachers who do not crane to
he examined hot expect to be examined at Solon other
place in tho county' aro not inch, d, and if they m ill con•
salt titer• omn intereiti they mill not itteml•
U. F. TlitiSMV., aunty Suporintentlen . t,
aug12.69. linntingdott County
AGENTS WANTED.
Eights and Shadows of the Great
Containing Thriiiing Adveninreg„ Daring Deeds, Start.
FYl.doit 4 , Owl•rVolutil F,caped of Spies, Scouts
and Detective,. Tito cheapest. most complato and in
t.noely intei,ling mat boon yet pnblinhell, containing
et er LOO pages and mi1:n..0,0 ongrai logs. Price only $2 75.
Send fur circular and tot mi. Also, FAMILY QUARTO
131131,118, best edition pnbledied.
WII,I,IAM FLINT, Puldhlier,
N 0.21 S. Seventh, Philadelphia, Pa.
A GENTS WANTED
FOE
..T.VE(33. - 1. cat" 010011.. a- 21:11.5t-yr
Thu Lacs of QItANT, cor.FAx, and all the leading
men of the notion. laver 50,] in ono volume, by Or. L.
llrockett, the popular biographical Editor of llAppleton's
Clyclopaii.' Over 000 pages awl 42 One steel portraits.
Tho only complete or reliable work of the kind published.
paler vely low. Sales Immense. Ally intelligent man
or woman can clear $l5O to $2OO per month. Ono agent
made $3OO in live weeks. Send for circular.
. .
Address, !ZEIGLER, IIIUCUItDY Jr. CO., Publishers,
Philadelphia, Pa., Cincinnati, 0., Chicago. 111.,
or St
Louie, Mo. m 11941111
•
A CTIVE and Efficient Agents wan
ted in this county for tho
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Claiming, as this Company lines, some advantages pc
collar to itself, Agonts aro nifordeh on easy and success
ful method fur securing asks. A liberal commission
paid to agents, ache moat famish first-class references,—
Address ' D. S. GLONllibi 01. D., (lomat Agent, No.
120 South 7th St., Philadelphia, Pa. WS-1m
WANTED, by ft manufacturer,
Agents to ncll by sompl'e. Mamas with etatup
for circular, & CO.,
aul9.lul 413 Cllegtnut at., IThilathAphla.
FINE CUSTOM MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
All lho LEADING STYLES on hood- or nuido to nteus
ore. friers 11,DI nt LOW FIGURES. An Illustratod
Pt Ice Lint n MI instructions for roll weJsurenicut bent on
receipt of Po,t Olileo ndolre,s.
33 South Sixth Street, abbve Chestnut,
CIE
HEADQUART E RS
Choice Groceries, Candies, Toys, &c
D. AFRICA & CO'S.
FAMILY GROCERY CONTEDI7O YEW Y AND VrA
'HETI - 470.G HUNTINGDON, PA.
Our dock consign of all kinds 'of Oloreties, Teas, Spi
ces. Canned and Di led Fruits, Clint- Vinegar, Common
and Farley Soaps, ol all (Undo. Hair Oil, Perfumery, Pen
Hu twos, Pocket Books, &c. Call and examino out stock,
and take a I low of our splendid Mat trio Soda Fountai n .
Don't forgot ISo placo—north-cast corner of Mamma
Huntingdon, Jana 21-ly D. AFRICA A. CO.
riMIBER FOR SALE.
Bono, 'lank, Stinting. Itotithitt Loth, Lilt
unit Joint iithinglos, limy and four toot Ile, ing Loth,
Manufactiirrrii Km, at
)el7 tiitY•ct,
MARKETS.
Unto pp
rotntn,s bus7s to lAti
['luta per ton
Hags 'EI lb
Ityo
lt3 Chop tl cwt
It) tune Luudlo
Shot to 11 cot
r
rallow
Tintoth)
)s l-i lb
. •
Wool lb 40
lb
hurl trail 03 ton.— ... ... $5,60
• l'ir Metal' 1 -4 ton ...... $35@ . AO
Lumber Il 1000 ft....512@30
:angles, 1A16,11 d0.5 1 0@. 11 . 3
•• .• 01/A8
Rebellion
FOR GEINTLEiVIZN.
WM. F, 13 A RTIJETT
I'ILILADIIIA`IIIA
MEM
WE , ARE. COMING.
A ND WILL PRESENT D LO ANY PERSON
u; a Club our Cheat
One Dollar Sale of Dry and Fanoy
t G a r 4 tD ' IDX:7OI,
iL WATOII, ilivco of SLIFIETINO,. SILK DRESS' PAT:.
k,., ,
FREE OF COST.
Our inane , moat, Ing the past few years have born
, largo.
Wo Now Doublo Our Rates of
• PREMIUMS.
our friend., win I err/ii? ncdirr au• Pee.loll.l fin• M and CO
CfuLs nre now more Man equal in nano hi Clubs
Gil and 100 reS),CtitY'y of War •/mmx••
80
Any pet•t+nn r Ultra. of the Clnha no•nt toned hr•
low, tali have their ...lei:liver of pteinimnv eu uniet
colic:Tending; to tho miati of the Cl un•
FREE OF ONE DOLLAR I
For a Club of 30. (S3OL-0,.e of rho following
at hotel, viz.: bola no cire,l ;satin ; fancy colored bed
spread; 100Tnehey icco album; 20 a aeon
klicet lug ; sh iped ca.sh merit 'Whittle Mess poll torn; honey
comb quilt; all wool mean, shatel ; bet Halal gild I.sum
studs; all wool fancy caAninne pants and vest pattern;
gent's hair guano clean, gold tt tannings; ail rcc platrd
chased bottler ap,h ; 111‘ er plated 5 bottle revolving castor,
on teet; . bct tummies steeled - bladed knit ea and rot he;
worsted promenade shawl ; long gold mooted chain
ladies' double gold n ing; genbs: heavy chased solid gold;
sing: solid block usdnut work box or writing desk; ex
tra quality balmorat skirt; sctjewelry, clue) o buttons to
match ; violin and bow; gents' eating. jacket; splendid
ebony D flute, ivory trinuning, ; superior 'flukey rearm-
Co Ilse/Ting bag; ladies' high cut Wham al beets.
For a Club of 00, ($O.)-000 of the follouing
articles, vie. : Mack or colored alpaca dress pollens;
poplin irons pattern; one piece of bleached or brown
nbeeting ; engraved steel' plated 6 bottle reVolving can
to[ ; 3 1-2 pat rla 6110(111ot cashmere for rank and vest pat
tern extra heavy honey eolith quilt; two fancy colored
bed spreads; pair gent's calf bouts; 1 yid. forma a' good
wool frocking; fancy cashmere plaid dress pattern, best
quality balmoral skit t; cream nail brass alarm clock;
ladies' all wool p at' ern ; salver plated cake or card
basket; far muff or cape; billies' fashionable wain donblO
shawl; splendid clasped fondly Bible, 9,02, neat 0 page,
and engem illga 3 yds. doi.ble,nidth water proof cloak.
Mg; set ivory lanallelcuives; %Atli silver plated forks;
one set lace curtain.
lo uo
lu 0 11
For a Club of LOG, (310.)—One of the fallow
ing articles s iz.: 4 yds. double Kith cloaking or coating;
2 huge, line. bit:wiled linen table covers, with ono doz.
large cued dinner it,.kins to match; tweittY - fire yards
splendid hemp ea:lotting, good cutout; extra quantity
black or alpacea drtro pat taros; extra quality poplin dress
patterns; win largo piece nuperior quality extra width
sheeting; pair genes' calf boots, best pettily; silver hunt
ing-east...it patent it, er %tad; ; unto 1107,11 , h ory handled
steel bladed kii it es and forks; silver plated engraved
bottle levolt log caster, on MI cult glass bottler; splendid
violin,. box arid bony, complete; single bane! shot-gun;
Bacon - a six•burrel - revoker; pa ir, siineGor w trite moot
blankets; nice Inc man and e (pc ; silver plated engraved
leo pitcher, on lilt salver; seven and ono half yards all
wool fancy cassitiole, for soil; ono dozen Roger's best
stiverplated folks; common sense sent lung and embi eider
; tau heavy honey comb goiltes r splendid
faintly Bible. record and photograph page.
FLr layer Clubs (heroine increases in the - stuns ratio.
Catalogue of Goods mid Sample sent to any ittldi cos
free. Fend money by registered letter.
adduces all of dcrs to
ALLEN, HAWES & 00,,
15 Federal St., Soston, Mass
13111MIE
Wholemle Denier in Dry and Fancy GOWN, Cutlery
Plated Were, Albums, Leather Gonda he. j0.179w
SPEER'S STANDARD .
WINE - BITTERS !
~ • • --,
4g i rt ,
r i
, , s•ffi ,, I'S 00,2 --z-- '
''-', .Iq-,,--.7r.,,5,1_,...,,,,,,1ic•-e il-Firi,d ~,t1
r,,,V1ANA,„•,",.. x , ' , „S ~,-`, il...„ l 2iEii.oti pi
1! ffillfß .0.1!:,Z-PtkVIM'
; , A• "r - . c• - faii4 ‘ , „ V4 14;) HERBsH -.. " N
• il - Thf,,q,
44
~;- ,41.1,,, ,8 . ,i7 lik-0 ROOTS` .
VIGOR
__ al II CA LT H\ _ l:
Ey .9 TRE.11,9111-11
~.1 BEAUTY 1 1.;--,
FOR. THE WEAR,
FOR, TIIR PALE.
FOR TIIR SICKLY,
FOR THE AGED.
FOR 01 1A LES,
FOR SPRING USE. I II
Arb - NO BITTERS EQUAL TO THEM !" - CIAL
Speer's Standard WINE BITTERS,
WINE, HERBS' and ROOTS.
SPECIeft Colobinted - Wine, no well known, with
PERUVIAN BA1(11
011A11051ILE FLOWERS,
• SNAKE. HOOT.
WlLit CHERRY BARR,
GINGER,
and ouch other HERBS and ROOTS us will In all cases
resist Digestion. tiro:m.4 the Secretions of the system
In the naturnlchaonels, and glte •
'TONE - 'AND- . VIGOR
--TO TUE—
.
Yong and Old, Male and Fainalo!
All use It with wonderful success. Brings
- COLOR
To the pale white lip,
Bloom and Beauty
To the thin taco and rare worn countenance. ;
Cities FEVER and Hieatcs. APPETITE. Try Gann.
Use 11000 other. Ask for SPEER'S, STANDARD
TBRS. Sold by Drs gists ggists and Grocers. See that my
signature is over the cork , ef eleb bottle.
„, ' • ALFRED SPEER,
Passala, -N. J., and f44:3 Broadway, Now Yet k.
Sold by John Reed, and Samuel Sutit li, Druggists, Hun
tingdon. t. 0.18
gir•Tra , le supplied Inc JOHNSTON, HOLLGWAY
co„ Philadelphia: GEORGE A. KELLY, Pittsburg;
and by all Wholesale Dealers.
July 22, ,OS-tsts. ; '
727 DRY GOODS. 727
RICKEY SHARP & C®.,
NO. 727 CHESTNUT STREET,
nave now the most colllllloto 11111 elegant stock of
.7flory• (Gracecadlia
They have ever offered, and invito special attention to
their stock of SHATS„conipt !sing a full lino of HEAVY
BLACKOROS GRAM and LUSTERLESS SILKS, FOR
surf&
Plain Brown and Mode Tagettas.
Plain Drown and Mode Poulto de Soles. , .
A full Cue of _
CI-lENE - MOI-lALES
Of the choicest coloring, together nith an Extensive Va.
iiety of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths, Casstmeres,
Ilon9e-Putntsbing Goode, Au: . 2: .
RICK.EY, SHARP & CO.,
•
727 Chestnut street,
julylsly Philadelphia.
TUSCARORA ACADEMY,
FOUNDED; I&3G.
The Fall Session of this Flourishing Institution will
COIIIII,OIICO on the
FIRST WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER
The oldeet of tho Instituti in is - to prepare young men
for the active duties of life, to qualify pupils for teaching,
and to train thoroughly such as desire to enter College.
The Instruction embraces the culture of the mind and
heart, so that their powers may be well directed and ap
plied, nod to taste fur intellectual pursuits and virtuous
habits developed.
For further information scud for n circular. Applicants
R itt please address,
D. D. STONE, A. Pt., Pr 'wipe!,
or - W. A. IteDOWlti,f, A. M., Associate Principal,
Academia, Juniata County, lie.
July 1, 'O9-2,ra
HUNTINGDON ACADEMY.
Rev. JOHN RUWITT, Principal.
ri[lllE duties of thiS School will be re:
slimed On TUESDAY, lot this' of September, next.
TERMS PER QUARTER OF ELEVEN WEEKS.
Oidinary English Munches, 910 00
English Et ;inches Latin Grammar and Philosophy, 912 00
and Reading,
Algebra, Geometry. Phitotophy 599 00
GIRCULAIIS. - 11A
Aug. 19, 1009.
Williamsport Dickinson Seminary.
FOR BOTH SEXES.
This Institution, located et Williitimport, Pa, has
every thing in the way of battalion, buildings, faculty,
ion It uction, and icing . , to commend it to Om public fa
vor. This it has long enjoyed. Next term will cont.
mance August 27. Students received at any Limo. Cat
idogdys 00,10 011 ppylication.
' - THOMPSON 01EYCIIELL,
aug. 12,'05-^t. President.
We' Fur neat JOll PIIINTING, call at
the "Chow: Jon Purrinzio OrFicu," at Ilan
tiugatm, Pa.
1
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zi
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A. R. STEWART,
HUNTINGDON, PA.,
EMEIM
I - lARDWA.RE, CUTL ERY,
PAINTS, PUMPS,
GLASS, STOVES,
OILS, LAMPS, ROPES,
Iva FOWL%
Scythes, Snail's, Grain Cradles, Sad
'dlery and Carriage Goods, lubs,
- and Spokes.' • • •
NAILS AND IRON,
LOCKS, HINGES, SCREWS,
DRAIN PIPE,
and an endlcse variety of goods in hjs
I am receiving goods almost every day
from manufacturers; and in view of late
DECLINE IN PRICES,
and my experience in selecting best brands
and reliabld qualities of goods, purchasers
will find it to their advantage to okamine my
stock.
THE NEW PATENT
,CLIPS - 4!, GOO_( STOV-4_',,
which throws all others in the shade, is still
increasing in popularity, and pleases so well
that everybody wants
THE EGLIPSE.
IEI
STOP AT THE
BIG PADLOCK SIGN
tingtlon, July 1, IS6B-tf.
FASHIONABLE 'GOODS.
TOR
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
GEO. F. MARSH,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
tag) MILER IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FOR BIEN AND BOYS,
Men ronmeed to t h e store loom on t h e corner of the
Diamond, opposito Loth' Book Stuns, where ho intends
to keop constantly on hand the latest styles of Ready
niiAlo Clothing and piece goods, comprising
AMERICAN, ENOLISEC AND PRENCII
CLOTIIS, OASSI3ICRES, AND VESTINGS.
CLOTHS, CASSIIIIIIVES, AND VESTINGS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS
Being a practical workman of many years experience
he is prepared to make to order Clothing for men and
bobs, and guarantee neat, durable and fashionable work
tuanship. Ho is determined to pirate everybody.
All aro invitrtl to - coil 0011 exanillie my now
stock of beautiful patterns before pmcbaling ehowlaia o
incl2s . GEO.l.` MARSH.
FIXED
ED Ii'ACTS
always INDELIB LY triumph simple
IM
PRESS st ill over as
sertions.
Thus it is that this community gives testimony in fa
vor of tho well known establishment of
H. GREENBERG,
Tri2PLULIT.Tif
HILL STREET, HUNTINGDON.
in 'not hie purpose to deceive the public by
clamoring 'low prices and bettor goods" than other
dealers, he simply Invites all who wish to purchase in his
lino of business to call and satisfy themselves that with
him a patron once gained is never lost, that is, "the proof
of the pudding is in the tasting of it"
Ile has just recolved his winter supply of
glUblt MADE E4ATMI4M,
• FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Ho has also a large asSortmcut of tho moat substantial
and fashionable
Hats Caps Gots' Filrnishiq Goods,
of every description, and made up from the best matoriai.
Always on hand the thirst quality of American, Eng
lisp and French CLOTHS, OASSIMERES and YESTINGS,
which are loads up to order by good, experienced work
men, in a manner the most fashionable and endurable.
No ea.stefli city can afford a better or more railed style
of goods than can be Bonn (in my selection.
H. GREENBERG,
Huntingdon, Nov. 13,1967. Merchant Tailor.
CHEAP GROCERY STORE.
HILL ST., HUNTINGDON, PA.
rilllE undersigned offers for the
."in
spection and pinclovio of cwitonwrii alargo and
an
orted stock of Orovet les, Pa °visions, Ste. He feels sails
fled they can boaccomodatcd with anything in hid lino.
Ills videos ere loin, and hid stock fresh and good. lle
keeps dm beat of
SUGAR, COFFEE',
TEAS, SPICES, SALT,
TOBACCO k SEGARS, ,
BOOTS AND SHOES, •
lIATS & CAPS, kb
Abso—
HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
MOLASSES, OILS, VINEGAR,
FlBll, CHEESE, FLOUR RICE,
. And NOTIONS of ovary kind
A select stork of DRY GOODS, together with QUDENS
WANE, and all other articles kept in a well t °galled
establiblimant for oak at temonablo prices.
Stir His atom is on Hill If tlevt, nearly oppreille the
Dank, and in the room formerly occupied by D. Grove..
Call and examine, 7. VENTER.
Huntingdon, op. 15,1868
—Notions, too numerous to mention,
for salt.: at Lowis' Book Storo.
SPRING STYLES for 1868.
A LARr& AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK OS
LA DIES' AND GENTS'
PURNISHING 000DS,
A
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4 ..,,,,,:f1,_ • 5 1' ,• ,
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(Slircr,or to W. P. RUDOLPH)
UNE
LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Ia thisdepartment. wddch frill at all thnos'rerelver'mp
stsletattentlon,l have a Well assorted display of
STRAW. GOODS,
Mesa , Trimmings, Cloak and Raclin° Trim
mings, Mass Maoris, Moves, Vaits,:Zephyr
Knit Shawls, Rubins, hoods, Sontaga, flan&
kerchiefs, Fall lists. Hat and Bonnet Frames,
felts( Ribbons. Corsets, llosiety, and latest,
style &clues from V. 3 to $3O.
GENTS' DEPARTMENT
fate and dam', all •
etylee, from 50 cents to
$lO, Shirts, , Dralverv, Gloves, Neck Ties,•Col
lare, lio3iery, and every article kept
,iu a
thst class Furnlshing Store.
HATS AND CAPS A SPECIALTY:
By p omptly meeting - the wants of all, I hope to moot
with such patronage float the public as will unable mo
to keep continually on Lund a largo and well selected
stock of first class goods, Whilst keeping up to the
fashion in every artlclp, I will also sell cheaper than thin.
cheapest.
0. E. AtuNh'lTy
Opposite Leister's Now building
Huntingdon, Ap. 2.1, 1563.
WM. E 3. ZEICLER,
Furnishing ) Fancyl
DRESS COODS.
Alpness; Poplins, Plaids, DoLollies, Lawns, Glasbama r
Mints, ilea Cambrica, 11tn81Ine, Denims, tine ,Lioes,"Discs
seines, P.cryuns. India Twills, Av.
• •
A largo assortment of
Ladies' Fashionlilo DreSS Trimming.
Silk Fringes, Bul ions, Bugles, - Velvet Blbboria, eto;
Furnishing Gooilo„Stoeiiings, Min ono, Cotton, Wool, &a
Kid of all colors, Silk, Tilt cad, Cotton, ' of all elzes,
and latebt stylra, Under garments of all klnds, for to.
dari, Grata and Chiklron.
Table Linen, Idlianas, Napkins. Doylies, Av. Shooting
and Shirting, Brown awl Bleached, tronB cents' up, -
giVirRAW7 G,•OOC3g-
A large stock of the latest styles. A'tarkp;'stack of
Notions, Zephyrs; Yarns, &c. All cheaper than the
cheapest,
. .
r•Itoom, opposito tiro Pint Notlonn) Donk, Ituntingi
don, Pa.
\V- - ..I I II7B&'\VILSON'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM
trOU nriftg
Sowing Machines/
Received the only GOLD MEDAL at t4O
PARIS EXPOSITION,
, .
They aro adapfed to all kinds of Family Sewing, and
to tho use of Seamstresses, Dre s smakers, Tailors, Manu
facturers of Shirts, Collars,
Skirts, Cloaks, ,Mantilloa,
Clothing, IMts, Caps, Corsets, Linen Goods, Umbrellas,
Parasols, etc. They work equally-well upon silk; Mon,
woolen and cotton goods, with silk, cotton or linen
thread. They 101 seam, quilt, gather, horn, fell, cord,
braid, bind, and perferm every species ofsetving, making
a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on both sides of tho
article sewed.
Tile qualities which recommend them ore:
1. 'Scanty and excellenco of stitch, alike on both sides of
the fabric sewed.
2. Strength, firmness and durability- of seam, that will
not dip nor ravel.
3. Economy of Thrseil. -
4. Attachments and wldOrange of application to pm°
•
sea and material, '
5. Compactness and elegance of model and finish..
6. Shnplicity and thmoughness of censtructiOn.
7. Speed, eller of operation and -management, andAnleh
uess of raocement. •
Instructtais free to alt.'• Machines kept in repair - Ono
year free of charge. •
FEEI
BELLEFONTE PLANING MU'.
MUSD BIANCHARD, S. AUSTIN MEW,
E. N. DIANCE.IIII4 W. SI. 1101.11E15.
Blanchard. & Company,
S'aCcessors to "Valentine, Blanchard
• Manufactuiers of
WHITE &YELLOW PINFFLOOHIN apd
WEATHERBOARDING,
of Varrouo gtyleg, Doore, Saab, 131indi, Shutters, and Will
alov,
Scroll Work of Every _Description.
BRACKETS OF ALL SIMS, and rat terng madotcorden,
Haring a BULKLEY'S PATENT LUMBER DRYER,"
connected with our establishment, wo aro enabled to
manufacture our work from TIJOROUpIaLy SEASONED
I,ll3lBEit I
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AB-Orders from Contractors , Builders, Dealers and the
Tut le in general,
.11ELLEFONTE, CENTRE COUNTY, PA,
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TYRONE PLANING MILLS.
McCAMANT, ELLIOTT & co.,
Successors to F. D. Boyer t Co.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring,
Brackets, Mouldings, Stair 12ailing,
Plastering Lath, Shingles, Common and
• Fancy Pickets, Frame Stuff',
AND ALL KINDS OF LUMBEN
TYRONE, PA
Orders respectfully solicited.
* THOU. ➢DACLIALI4.
THOS. BUROHINELL & SON,
SASH, DOORS, SHUTTERS,
And all kinds of Building Material,
HUNTINGDON, PA
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aEO. A. STEEL. .111ILTON S. LYTLE. SANUEL A. STEEL.
MILE FIRM OP STEEL, LYTLE &
STEEL having located on their tract of land with•
in two miles of the borough of II outiugdou, a •
STEAM SAW MILL,
aro rreparea to manufacturo dll kliold of
OAK AND PINE LUMBER.
Tim min a ill ho inn to Its 1111no5t capacity and will he
in operation during the entire summer and part of the
autumn nlolltha. They trill ha enabled to furnish Lunt.
her in letup quantities, nud of all dinionsisns, at the low
eq cash prices.
Oilers tespectfully solicited. Luadicrdollvorod at the
Penna. Rath owl, or contd.
Itunthupton, April 22, 1.865-tt -
LUMBER SHINGLES, LIVIIIS
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xiEMLOCK, PINE BILL STUFF,
Sunnis, Plank, Shingles, Phistoying and Shiggiinlj
Lath, constantly on bawl.
Rail log. S 0,11, x, Darn, flair and "Win:
dow Prunes, fui Risked nt wanu Cus mem' piffled. •
Notitia guiltily Imoght at ocul,et,
WAIIONtiIt BRO..
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AT REDUCED PRICES,
31:g recei rat ut
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U. B. LEWIS, Agent,-
lIUNTINGDON, re
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