Ely (lobt.
HUN-TINGDON, PA
Wednesday morning, Sept, 23, 1868.
LOCAL & PERSONAL
Grant and Colfax Meetings.
' Ideotipgs will bo held at tho follow
ing places at tho times stated at seven
9.7e)oek_:
Trough Creek Church, Friday eveh'g, Sep.2s
Mount iThion, Friay " " 25
Casaville, - 'Wednesday " " 30
Steffeys, Friday ~ Oct. 2
Petersburg, Saturday " " 3
- Mass Meetings.
Union Republican Mass Meetings
for this county will be bold as follows:
At O?bisonia, Tuesday Sept. 29tb.
" Green Tree; Friday Oct. 2d.
" Huntingdon, Wednesday Oct. 7.
Speakers will bo present and address
each of the above meetings.
11. C. WEAVER,
Chairman County Committee
Brief Items
Don't neglect to attend thefrneetings called
above. Let every man turn out.
The lateS't 'name for matrimony is commi:-
ding twoicide
Enthusiastic—The Grant and Colfax meet
ings along the Juniata.
The GLone was the only Huntingdon pa
per that gave the Maine news last week. _
Some days last Creek Crete cold enough to
demand the requisition of stoves.
The i re were a few fights at the show on
Tuesday night last. Nobody killed.
A boy twelve years old in Lewistown stab
bed another boy with a penknife. They fell
out about an apple.
James Fowler was sentenced to pay $5O
and costs of prosecution for atoning the Phil
adelphia Express train. Boys, look out. ,
The - Good Teinplara supper on Tuesday
owning last was attended with plenty of en
joyment.
The Grant and Colfax Tanner Boys of
'Huntingdon will be out again on Saturday
night next
We learn that a * sturgeon weighing ninety
pounds, was e :tight in a fish-basket in the Ju
niata ricer at Newport, recently.
When you hoar of a man declining to sup.
port the business of his own town, be sure lie
is not ono of our best and most ueefulcitizens.
What became of the Democratic meeting
announced for Saturday evening last? It
must have given ivay before the pressure of
Fr:day evening.
We have received r. copy of the True Light,
a now campaign paper, supporting Grant
and CuMix, published at Altoona. It is a
"red hot" little sheet.
See that every Repdbliean voter in the
county is assessed, and has his vote ready
far Ilartranft, Campbell, Morrell, Brown,
Martin, Neely, and the rest, of the ticket.
The new station house on the Broad Top
railroad at Saxton, , is a beautiful and conve
nient improvement. The Company deserve
.special thanks for making this improvement.
On the rise—the political fever in the "an
cient borough." The ball is now fairly in
motion, and it must be kept moving to pre
vent the Democracy from coming the sneak
game over us nt the polls.
Union men, whatdo you think,—some Dem
ozrats expect to carry this Congressional and
Legislative district, and elect their Sheriff
beside. Work away and show them in °o
ber how beautifully they are mistaken.
The Quarterly Convention of Gaod Tern.
plars which met in Altoona recently, was at
tended by delegates from nearly every lodge
in this Disriet. It is to be held in Hunting
don next November.
A nuisance: in some places the gae•boacs
aro near the center of the pavement, and
thereby endanger life and limb. We hope
they will be removed to one side or levelled
with the pavement.
A blind horse belonging to David Garde
ner in Bedford county, was recently found
nt the bottom of a twenty-five foot well, gra
zing on the tender grass. lie was extrica
ted, and was none the worts for his tumble.
Mr. Tim. Kephart of Snake Spring town
ship, Bedford county, while plowing, turned
up a nest of ninety-one snakes, of the viper
species, which averaged a footin length.—
After a brisk chase they were all captured
And killed. That township is well-named.
It is not generally understood, hut is the
fact, that under the new revenue bill all tav
erns. groceries, dry-goods stores, shops, etc.,
selling spgare and tobacco, are required to
take out a special license, as though regular
ly engaged in the tobacco trade.
The delegation from Huntingdon to Bloo
dy Run on Saturday last, en the occasion of
the political discussion between lion. John
Cessna and Hon. Judge Kimmel], are under
obligations to Mr. MeKillips, Supt. of the
II & B. T. R. R. for special and kind atten
fpne.
A mortgage in favor of the city of Balti
more against the Pittsburgh and Conn°lls-
Ole Railroad for $4,000,000, was entered in
the Recorder's office in Bedford county on the
15th inst. This instrument required the
neat little sum of four thousand dollars worth
of stamps. This road is now a stamped fact.
Hon. John Cessna, Republican nominee
for Congress in the Bedford district, and Hon.
Judge Kimmel!, the Democratic nominee for
the same position, had a public discussion at
Bloody Run on Saturday last. We were
Anxious to hear the discussion—we did bear
it—and we were disappointed. The crowd
in a'tendance was small—Mr. Kimmell's ar
guments were smaller—and Mr. Cessna was
not himself, but he was not in his best talk
ing trim. Perhaps it W. 19 because we bad
heard John Scott tho night precious, that the
efforts of the gentlemen seemed so weak to us.
[COMMUNICATED.]
Suicide
Neal McMullen, living in the vicin
jty of Tipton, committed suicide by
banging himself to the limb of a.tree
on Sunday morning, 25th inst, while
the rest of the family were at Church.
He had been suffering an aberration of
mindlor some time.
/Icor} , & Co., Ahead.
Mr. Johnston has gene to the east
ern cities, to buy a heavy stock of Fall
and Winter Goode. Look out for them
gs they vOll Pe sold cheap, tl.
PENNA. AORICULTIMAL COLLEGE.—
The annual mooting of tho Delegates
from the Agrioultural Society was hold
at the College in Centre county on
the 2nd inst. The delegates from this
county being present—David Hare,
Mr. Port's alternate, representing the
latter gentlemen.
Shortly after our arrival we were
seated at a table that fairly groaned
with delicacies of the farm, prepared
in the very hest style to, suit the taste
of all in :V tendance. The repast finish
ed, by invitation, the delegates pro
ceeded to examine the laboratory, and
armory, all of which appeared in pro
per condition.
A meeting of Delegates was then
hold in the Lecture room at which
Win. B. Roberts, Esq., of Montgomery
presided and John P. Wolfinger, Esq.,
of Northumberland, Sec'y. 25 socie
ties Were represented. Messrs. Kelley
of Allegheny, Heisler, of Dauphin, and
Ellis, of Lycoming together with Gen.
White of Indiana (to fill a vacancy)
were chosen trustees. After• a spirited
but pleasant discussion, it was judged
expedient that. a committee should
be appointed by the presiding officer
of the meeting to examine into all the
affairs of the college and transactions
of the trustees, and the trustees are
instructed to call a meeting of repre
sentatives from all the county agricul
tural societies of the State, fixed by
law at three from each society, at
Harrisburg, on Wednesday September
30, 1868, at two o'clock in the after
soon, to meet at the oeffie of the State
Agricultural Society, or in such other
hall as the President of the Board may
then designate. As this meeting is to
take place during the State Fair, the
location and time will bring together
delegates from every county- society
in the State. It is the expressed de
sire of the trustees that the meeting
should be a full one as it will be of
great importance not only to the fu
ture prosperity of the State Agricul
tural College but to the agricultural
interest of the State generally.
The main object of the meeting will
bo to devise ways and means for filling
the school with students, there being
only a very small number there now.
The expenses of the College depart.
ment are as follows:
Board and Room Rent $OO per term
of 20 weeks.
$3O per term
$5
Grammar School $lO less than the
above figures.
If there is any person in the county
who wish to send their boys to the
school they should their send names to
theSee'y. of the Society oc one of the
delegates, that they may be forward
ed to the meeting at Harrisburg on
the 30th inst.
Tuition
IN asking
Fuel
Tho State Agricultural College
should be one of tho bunt schools in
the State, and all that is necessary to
make it, such is more energy on the
part of the managers and greater care
taken about the premises. It is hoped
both these necessities will receive
proper attention by the liarrisburgh
woofing and active measures taken to
correct the evils and create new file
and vigor in the matingement of both
farm and College.
_• GRAFFUS MILLER,
DAVID HARE,
TAMMY MAN IGAL,
Delegates from Huntingdon
Our First rtaoting
On Friday night last the Grant and
Colfax Tanner Club of this place turn
ed—"out in procession for the first time.
Ninety-ilia - 0 sets of equipments were
in line, headed by the Huntingdon
Band. The display was brilliant and
attracted much attention. After pa
rading some of . the principal strests,
the crowd tried to get into the Court
Rooth. The room was soon filled and
many could not be accommodated. J.
SeWell Stewart, President of the Club,
was the first speaker, and did well.—
John Scott, Dig., next addressed the
crowd.—ile made the most able speech
our people ever liitened to.. As far as
he was able to go in reviewing the
issues before the people he made a
clean shoot of it: Nothing was left
foil the Democracy to dispute, and
those present felt his speech severely.
We hope to he able to publish a full
speech from Mr. Scott before the cam
paign closes. The Club will meet
again on Saturday evening next.
MIDI!
Ono of our business men informed
us last week that he has found by ac
tual experience that advertising PA VS.
The other Week he inserted an adver
tisement in the columns of the GLOBE,
which cost him but a mete trifle, and
now be has orders for over '5,200 worth
of work. This is the experience of
many, and it will be the experience of
all who do good' work and advertise
what they have done, and what they
are prepared to do. We realize more
and more the fact that the press is a
help to the business man, uo matter
in what branch, and the sooner all
take advantage of it, the better for
them.
Campaign Caps, Capes and Torches.
We have made arrangements to
furnish Campaign Clubs with Caps,
Capes and Torches at manufacturers
lowest campaign prices, which will be
8150, $1.75 or $2.00 per set complete,
as to quality and style. The style
and several colors can be seen at our
Book Store.
Lois of Appetite and Debility.
Of all the ionic preparations now in
market, we know of nono equal to
Speer's "Standard Wino Bitters" for
those who suffer either from over men
tal or physical exertion, resulting in
loss of appetite, and consequent de
bility.
Sold by Druttui:ts.
The Mae• Meeting at Orbisonia.
Our friends in the lower end should
not neglect to attend the Mass Meet
ing at Orbisonia on Tuesday next the
29th inst. Bally against the party
that wants to tax everything and
thereby make the taxes double what
they arc now. John Scott, Esq., will
be one of the speakers.
CEO To beautify aria Dross the Hair,
and flestoro it to its nattiral color, and
impart that beautiful gloss, odor, etc.,
use Mrs S. A Allen's lutprovea (new
style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in
one bottle.) Every Druggist sells it.
Price One Dollar,
Flagg, Flags, Flags.
Small flags for clubs and delegations
for sale and wholesale and vetaii at
Lewis' Book &ore.
The Monitor's "Brutal Outrage."
We the undersigned, citizens of Shade Oap,
Huntingdon county, do hereby certify that
the abusive article contained in the Momlor
of September 16th, in regard to Capt. D. R.
P. Neely ie vitcrly fidse :in every particular.
In the first place, the statement that Mr.
Neely had been "teasing it crazy boy" we
know to be false, as he (Mt'. Neely.) had been
away from town daring the day, and did not
arrive at home until nightfall.
Second. It is not true that the "manly
amusement" was continued "until the little
fellow's passion impelled him to throw a
stone at his tormentors," &e., as the Monitor
unblushingly nate; ts.
Third. It is not tine that the neighbors
had to "interfere" to prevent Neely from
"inflicting further cruelty" upon the,boy, as
be attempted nothin,2; of the kind.
The facts in the case as known to us to be
true, are simply these: Robert Wilson, who
is a grown man, went to the hotel about nine
o'clock in the evening, and inquired if Mr.
Neely was there, and on being answered that
he was not, at once repaired to Mr. Neely's
residence, where Mr. N. and his wife and Mr.
John Millie!) were sitting at the bade, and
said that he "demanded the nomination for
Frank Laird." Mr. Neely rose from the ta
ble and invited him into the house, as did
Mr. Minich also. He did not go in, but
stepped back and hurled a number of stones
against the house, several of which mashed
the window shattering both glass and sash to
pieces. Mrs. Neely barely escaped being
hit by two or three of the stones before she
could escape -with her child to a place of
safety. Mr. Neely in the midst of this storm
of stones, any of which was sufficient to kill
a man, and of which the house boars many
marks, both outside end in, ran out and hurl
ed two stones at his assailant, one of which
struck Wilson on the side. Wilson then.
started down street followed by Neely and
several others. Mr. N. caught him by the
clothing but did not abuse him in any way.
When caught, Wilson said, "Neely, I have
nothing against you ; I was a little crazy
when I stoned your hn use, but I arm all right
now and will pay you for all damage."
"The little fellow," as the Monitor calls
him, has voted for several years rind is about
five feet nine inches in height.
These aro the facts in the ease Rs they are
well known to the undersigned. We respect.
fully ask the Monitor to retract the article
referred to.
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, 83.
Personally uppeared before the subscriber,
a Justice of tho Peace in and for the County,
S. D. Caldwell, James T. M. AwelV, Win.
McGowan, who after being duly sworn ac
cording to law, depose and say that the above
is strictly true. _ _
S. D.
JAMES T. M. APPRIJIY,
WILLIAM
Sworn to and subscribed this 13th day of
September, A. D. 1363.
IV.m. A .'". I IIUDSON, J. P.
See Bunch of Grapes
On Standard in another oolumn. SPEER'S
STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly rec
ommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on
account of its tonic properties, its purity, and
its delicious flavor.
Fix up for Winter
A largo stock of handsome styles of
Wall Paper for sale at low prieLis at
LEwts' Book Store• tr.
MARRIED,
Sept. Sth., by the 11ev. Thos. Barn
hart, at the residence of the bride's
parents, L. ALLISON ILturr, Big., of
Tyrone, and Miss MobbiE G. STRICK
LER, of Huntingdon.
On Tuesday 15th, by Peter Swoope,
E , q., Mr. JOHN VAN NORMAN, and Miss
SUSANNA HEFFNER, both of Juniata
tow nship.
DIED,
At MeConnellstown, Aug. 31et , af
ter a short but painful illness, which
she bore with thristian fortitude, MARY
VANDEVANDER, in the 92d year of her
age.
On Sunday, 30th ult., at his late res
idence, near Philipsburg, Pa.., JAMES
MCCOY, Etq aged 60 years.
MARKETS.
PHIL.IOI.I.I.IfIA, Sept 21, ISIS.
The Flour market continuo, dull, and pi iced of medium
and low gunk, are di ooping.
Superfine Floor ut sd,(o Lan extra at $8 0 8.0, fancy
Weitern esti a finally V. 00000.0, l'inapilylvania no .10
$lO 50 and fancy hi ands M5)614,(10 according to quality
o flour 5A,0009.:0. .
There is vet y mile Prime Wheat olTet log, and thii de.
set lotion is to q , ady teqamt at full nth..., hat info for
grade.' ate neglected. :ale, of 10(10 bushels new red at
$2.0002.
28, and 1000 liinatel4 :nab. at $l. SZ.. 113 e 1. un
chanAed. t.alei of 400 buthels tam WeAtern at $1,35.
Coln is crate and advanentg,, yellow at $l,lO Wcbtern,
mixed at Sl,3tri,/,32 Onto are in good request at nu ad.
1,0101. S.llell 41 6000 bushels new Pentl9.llvania at 75070
cents. Nothing doing m Barley and 11011.
l'arsouitosi, Sept. 23 —Pion r.—The natiket is derreased.
Wo quote tales of 1.14 . 1111; heat Hour at $11,00011,25,
nutter flour at $10.740411.50 fancy at $1:3e1,14.00.
Whlalt, 1 ed. 54,40v2)2,05 411.1 for a bite, $2,12 02,13
Cot n f first hands at $1.12. 113 e, $1,40 per hmthel. Oats
626021 c: Maley 1.90052.00. Potatoes. re. 4,1,1044. 3,75 Lb!
onto 244 e, lard 2Uc. Butter 3701.10 e Ih; Eggi '22 dui..
kINANCIAL.
NET Yong., 5ept..2.3.—1101d closed at $1,441A.
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
Coßuncps:D WEEKLY UV HENRY 8 Ca
PRICL3.
Fe tilters IA lb
10.00 Flasgeeil
11,25 flops IA lb
Superfine Flour,
Exit k Flour, ...
Family Flour...
smoked
flay 'EI tou
I.ard
Largo 0111,111 d 11 IMF
311Xed ellUll
0 Oat.,
tied 11 heat, " •'9
White {rhea •"'U
Apple Bullet 'il, ttallott...l,2:t
Mali pet cold 9.01'
Hark) 120
EOM
Potatoes t~ Lux
l'lnvtvr per 1 , n1..
, t 1 lb
Hy 3
II) 0 CllOllll cwt
Bran 'Oral 1,41
IBooms 11 d z 3,tlrEg - 1,.0
Bern,. x 11 lb at ,
Beam - E A boo 500
Chirltrus. 25
Country Soap 8
EIMNIZZIM
Slorts
t
culler
Soles.
fallow
nowt II)
ke) • '1 lb
Corn
Coin Meal ........2,4
Dried Apples t/bu ...... ...2,00
Dried Cheri les quart. -.12
Dried Peaches ii lb 15
Dried Itel•f
Woolli lb 40
Pork hi lb 9
Ilnrvl tte.4 IA t0n.......... 05.85
I'tg Metal IA ton • ~ "15R50
1 1.1trober tt 1000 ft... V:16.30
1,np5,14 do $110:1:1
4 . Joint, .• toGir7o9
Ball; lb 4I
ItroAd Tup Cool Fl tun
Green Apples IA hos 5 1,011
love eseqd billi.l MOO
ti los it Imo $2,40
Cheese. 1:.,e2.0 cts. IL
Eggs
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IDRE., DISPOSING CAUSES OF 1)IS
11 911.--Tlic causes pf disease are general and partic
ular, itffecting ono or many poisons Now, as the condi
tion of the body is easily dl.pescd under a variety of ch..
comet/im no to tho action of disease, the importance of
MISIII,EIt'S HERB BIT fli AS as a moans if combatting
and overthrowing tho predisposing can.. Is apparent. It
Is nn iny.thi Otte aliticule for the Itimmii Ns stein that is
n fort mintely ati clod sill, any epidemic 1,1111 4 : alai anal
le its wonderful ie.istent potter, that it effectually pf o•
trots the pli3 skie against the slit tendency of On inn
pmsnucd or any morbid tunnelled which
predispo,3 the limi to the On Ception of disease. It in,
therefore. the true reoie•ty fi.r everyone, w r•ituation
or surroundings aro not favorable to the Finial ration of
the heal th. Sold eve. 3 O has.
Sept. 91 ruo.
IDAIN TS FO IL FARM ERS AND
onmits —The Grafton Mineral Paint Company
ate now inenufactui Ina the Bent, Chealpst and wait Du
rable Paint in nye; two coats null put on. mixed with
pure Linseed Oil, Si ill boil ten or fifteen 3 eats; it is of it
light Mown or beautiful chocolate color, awl can be
changed to green, lend, stone, dint', olive or on earn, to
suit the mate of the cuu•uuu.r. It is solnable for Boo
ne% Fences, Baron, l 1.1 inge and Car makers, nuts and
Wooden-wore, Agi icaltut al lui plemoille, Canal Boats,
Vessels and Shipa , Bottoms, Canvas. Motel and Shingle
Boofit. (It being Fire and Water proof.) Floor Oil Clothe,
(ono Mannfactuier haring used 5.01,0 lib's. the past year)
and as a paint for nay purpose is unsurpassed for holy,
durability, eelasticity and adhesiven,e. In ice $0 per
bbl. 01,300 Ms., which will supply a tanner for years to
coma. Warranted in till cases as atm , 0. Send for a cir:
cular which gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded in a trade mad:, Oiafton Mineral Paint. Per
sons eon older the Paint and remit tho money on re
ceipt of the goods. Aida ins
DAM Eli BIDWELL 254 Pearl sheet, New York.
For gale by the pound or barrel et Lewis' Book
Store. ma) t 1 Out
TAEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA-
L, TA 1t Itll Mated with the utmost success, by J.
IoAACS, M. U.. and l'io:eskor of Innen.; of the Eye and
/Air fn the Method thtlegc of l'entisylvonia, 12 vans exper-
Pnee, (fin ineily of Le) don, N. tinZr Attell
Ti•.timouutls can bo soon at this Oleo.
Tire medical faculty are invited to accompany Utah . ~pal
iante, hs bo tins no secrets in hie practice, Artificial
pq es inserted without rain. No cliargo for examination.
Roo 17, IStiS-1. , v ,
000 NIVF. TITH COMIIONI , EATXII.
R 0 0 LAMATION.-NOTIOE OF
GENERAL ELECTION
TO OE IIEI,O ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13th, ISGS.
Pnronant to an act of the (funeral Assembly of the
Commonwealth of IA entitled "An Act rela
ting to the elect ion ot ibisComnionnealth." unmoved
the Recotal flay of .1 nly. 1530. 1, :IA NIES It !WM
MIST, High f,ltuii:T of thu county of Iluntitydon,
Petlio.3 vtaoia. 11,, het al IVILIte 11001111 nod site notice In
the eleetot suf the comity aforesaid, that no election will
1. , held in the said county of Illifitingdon, on the tld
Tuesday aft!, Ilto lif , t Monday of October, (being tho
11th day of OCIOIllilf.) at which timo State, Di9trict
mot County ollicert mill go elected, to in it:
One person to fill the ollico of Auditor General of tho
commons eat LI) or l'entutylvania.
Ono pertion to lilt the office of Sin reyor General of the
conninonwealth of ('enns)l,inta.
Ono porbon to rept , j , nt (Ito counties of Nair, 3.lialin,
Cambria anti Iluntmiptm : in Conglean of tho United
Statec
Tu 0 perborit to rcpresent the counties or Ilonlingdon.
Johlota mat Ihtithi. Inr the trot]. of Itepreemnatives of
the commonwealth of Penn,ylvania.
- . . .
Ono person to 1111 the olliCe of Sheriff of Huntingdon
couty.
One person to fill tho office of CoUttly Conta t i„ionet:of
II unt ingdou county.
I 'no pewee to till the office of Director of the Poor of
Huntingdon county.
One pet wit to tiil tho office of Suet.) or of Huntingdon
county.
One person to 1111 the office of Andttor of Huntingdon
county.
Quo person to fill the ollice of Coroner of Ituntutgdon
county.
In pm:Atone° of said act,l olio hereby make known and
give notice, that the places of holding the afotesaid spe
cial election ut the so, et al election districts ninth, the bald
county of Huntingdon. are as follows. to :
Int divirlct, contpmed of tha township of Henderson, n
the Union School 'lonic,
- - .
district, composed of Dublin township , at Pleasant
MD School House. near Joseph Nelson' s, in said too
3d dish ict, composed of SO 1111101 Or WarriOrßlOOrk town
ship, as is not included to the 1011, district, at the school
house adjoining the town of Wartiononark.
4111 dish ict, composed of the township of Ilopewell, at
Rough and Bendy Finnan.
is dist, ict, composed of the township of Barren, nt Ito
lions° of Jame.; Livingston, in the • town of Sankbui g, in
said towirdiip.
6th tirdi let, compoced of the borough of Shirleynburg,
null all that part 01 the township of Shitloy not included
it Rhin the limits of District No. 24, as he...Mance men
tioned and described, nt the house Of David I'nd:or, <14,0.1,
in Slit tel sluirg.
7th .14.4 riet,compo4cd of Porter nod pat 1 of Walker town
nnd so much of West towndiip as tel iocl tided hl rllO
I.olUltiOrie9, tow if : Beginning nt the south-west
cot tier 01 Tobias Caufmairs Farm on the bank of the I.ittle
Juniata liver, to the lower end of JOCK , 011 . :1 nor, on v,
thence in a north ly direction to the most southerly
pat t of the Cum owned by Michael Magnire, tlienco north
40 degreci nest to the top of Tossup's inonntaht to inter
sect the line of Franklin too nship, thence along the said
Into to Little Juniata t Ivry, thence don zi tho mime to the
place of beginning. nt the public school liono opinnute the
(iceman Reformed Church, to the borough of Alexandria.
sth 4.omposerl of the township of. Franklin, at
tho house of Geo. W. Vattern, in said ton 04111 p.
. . .
tit It dish ict, composed of 'fell, tow uship, nt the Union
school house. near the Union Meeting house, in said twp.
10th district, composed of Rptingliehl township, at the
school litee.c, near thigh -Madden's. in sat l township.
11th district, compoqed of Union township. at the school
Louse, near Evek lel Col bin's, in said tow
12th dish int, compo.ed of Brady township, at the Centro
school house, in said township.
13th district, composed of Mortis township, at public
%clam! Rosso No. 2, in said township.
1.1111 dish iet, composed of that port of West township
not Included in 7th and 20th dish icts, at tho public school
Louse on tiro farm now owned by Miles Lewis, (formerly
owned by James Ennis,)lll kohl towilvhip.
15th district, composed of NVallier township, at the house
of Beiuninin Magnity, in 31•Connellstown.
16th district, composed of the township of Tad, at the
Green school house, in said township.
17 tit dieti ict, composed of Oneida township, at the house
of William Long, Win m Springs.
16th rush ict, composed of Ctotnuoll township, nt the
home now occupied by timid Unite, in Oibisonin.
loth district, tompo,ell of the L01(.1;411 of lie mingliani,
with the sereral ti acts of hind near to and at 'ached to the
snide, now owned nod occupied by' homas M.Owens, John
It. McCall., Andrew Robeson, JAI. Gensimer nail Win.
Getibinier, and the tract of laud now owned by George and
John Shoenberger. known no tiro Porter tract, situate in
the township of Win tiotsmark, at the public school home
in said borough.
2011. dishiet, composed of the township of Cue,, nt the
politic school house in Cassville, in said township.
21st dishict, composed of tits township of Jackson, at
the public house of Edo aid buttes, nt McAlear} 's Fort,
In said township.
22,1 dish ict, compo.ed of the township of Clay, at the
public school hewn, in t.ictittss die.
23d dish let, composed of the ton libido of Penn, at the
politic ,ellOOl lion, in 31nri.104burg, in said tow ndiip.
lilt dtstiirt, composed and et eated ns fill lON, MA:—
That all that ,•:u t 01'81110,3 too ooh ip. II tin tingdon coon
t3 ,I 3 higiind tieing Milian the billowing descri b ed b 'pp.
d (except the lan ough tripon.) natiody :
Ileginning at elm ititerAtetion of Union Mal
tow if-hiplillen with the diadata rivet, on the smith side
thereof; thence aloe;; soil Union tow [lshii, lino fur the
th , tance of date mites nom said riser; li14:11C0
wat,ll3, by n nought line, to the point m Imre the trio
hoot null to Germany valley, croe,e, the ion:unit of
Sandyridge; thence not thwardly along the summit of
ennJr ridge to the ti vet Juniata, and thence up noel river
to the Oars of beginning, shall lonelier form a ellai.ito
elrchmi th-ti it in that the qualified votes of election
ict merit hereafter hold their gene: al and towi,lip
ieetions in the pubifc hoot bum° in Mount Union, in
said district.
:fah troill ['octopi - I,od of ell th it part of tha Bortingli
of I:,tog ea , f of liath ealect.
tho:c pelts of Walker loot hotel ton heretofote
voting in the Borough of Huntingdon, nt tho o St a In
chon of the Couit Iconic, in raid lioiough.
:213111 arvt t let. tiOnipn-rd of all tic tt p tit of the Boiongli
oC licinlinglion, nit of Bath sheet. nt the nest
inclow (lie Coutt Ilicii9o, in sit Borongli.
.11A.i iet, c.c0n0,...1 of the borough of Peter Ann g
and that part of Writ town•hip, tro,t and north of a line
Lola Cell Sind t 1.0,1 iisions, at or near the
Warm Opt togs. to the Franhlin t0w:14,4,1Na on the hip
of Tic,ey'n mountain. Po 00 to include 111 the new district
the 1i0n,,01 Dared I.onganeeker, Thoa.
timer, James to tet, and John Wall, at the school-hoi.e
n tin lioiough or yeti
th dintiet, eunipoieil of .luutnln township. at the houso
of .10101 Peight.ll, on the lands of Henry Iset t beig.
129th dislneL composed of Cal hoe too estop. tecently
erected out 01 it part 01 the tort Rory of Tod township. to
a it : commencing at a fltegto ta O.K. on the so moat Ter
taco niountaiii, at the Repro ell toi.oship lino opposite the
alibiing tidge, in the Little Valle); them e smith nifty-to
,1 0 g; en..., omit to on liondied null sixty petTites. to ti MOM,
heap on the {['count, Sinaloa of niosil Top mountain
thence ninth sixty-se‘en &gm,. eit4 titles Intudle and
twelve pot cheß, to a yellow piny; thence south flay-two
dopers, cast lei en ell and seventy-two porches, to a
Clootnot 001:: thence south fool toot; deg; e O -, cost three
hundred and fifty one pinches, to a Chic-tout at thin rust
end of Homy S. tiicrtis land ; thence •ontlf this ty-one rind
it hid f degrees. ,mot 100 lattoltod nod ninety-foot perches,
ton Che,lont Bal, as the +tumult of a spur of Broad Top,
on filo tt,ehtet 0 silo of John Tel sera limn; south, s xty
flu e degrees, east 111110 hunched and thirty-fone pet ehe, to
a 14.01113 heap 011 tho Clay ton 'lshii, line, at the rublio
School llott.e, in the vtllage of Dudley.
30th distt het, ono of of the borough of co thnont, at
the public .elioul hone iu ennui borough.
31st dish ict. compared of Lincoln township. beginning
nt n pinto on the Eitininit of Tussoy mountain on tire lino
botiveoi !Mir anti M11;01100:I counties, thonco by thy
line south. fifty eight tb•gross e rot euven Muni-
. .
led and ninety-eight porchos too black oak in middle of
too loAlis thenco forty-two and one half degrees east
eight 1111111i1 ed awl too perches to it plop on summit of
Tet I ace: thence by line of Toil township to corner of Venn
township: thence by the limy, of the township of Penn to
the summit of Tnisey mountain; thence along sant
mil code line or Blair county to place of beginning, at
Canal Hun School notice.
rll,tiict, conipo,d of tho borough of Mapleton, at
the II t out Fano! house n still borough.
33‘1 ilktrtet comp led of the borough of Mount Union,
tit school houso No. 1, in sod borough.
distt not. compowd of tho liorough of Broad Top
City, at the Piddle Seined 'tome, in Fetid Iliali.
I also make boon a and give notice, fig in and by the
Path heel'on of the aforesaid net lam directed, that -ci
cly ticit•en. excepting justices of the (teace, who shall
bold any °Mee or appointment of pioht or toast mulct
the got el ,nowt of the United States, or of this State. or
or 1110' city 01 CM VON] tea district. whether n cominbodon
cil onion or agent, non is or shall be employed under
the executite or judiciary department 01 this
State, in of the United Stahl, or of any cit) or Mompe
r:not district, awl also, that cooly member of Congress,
and or the ante Legislatute, 011,1 of tho lodeet or corn
anon Canned °fluty t ity, commissioners of auy Mem p
ted dnonic t, is by law incapable of holding or exemisiog
at (Ito rape time, the Mike ur app ant oleo t of judge, in.
spector or clef h 01 any election of this Commonwealth,
and that no hispectur or judge, or other after of any
inch election shall he eligibly to any office to bo then to
ted for."
Also, that in the 4th section of (Ito Act of Assembly,
entitled "An Act relating to executions and for other
purposes," approve it A pnl lfth, 1840, it is enacted that
the of lath section "!hall not be an email nod as
to pre% en t any militia or lan °ugh iinkrer Irmo serving as
beige, or itiliecior or clunk of any goneral or special
election in this Commonwealth."
Ln accordanco a all tie provision of the Silt section of
an act entitled -A fin this. sopplement to the election
hones of this cioniiiintwettith," 1 publish the
WitiattAi, by the act of the Congiess of the United
Slates, entitled' an itot to amend the .veral acts hereto
for • pit.si il to pion Ink for the enrolling and ratting om of
the national fto CeS, and for other purpti-es," and applot oil
March .11, 1505, all persons nhn have denacted the
or n It al am, ice of the United States, and in ho hat o not
bran dischaiged ur tellers! from the penalty or disability
therein pro, hied, ate deemed nod taken to hate To:nata
lity relimpiklied and forfeited the it rights of citizenship
and Melt rights to become citizrnv. anti are deprived of
exm rising any tignts of citizens thereof;
And whereto., Persons not 01 10m of the United Statrs
ate not, muter the Constitution nod laws of Peens) Is auto
qualified t lemma of 'ids Commonn ealtli
StarrioN 1. Be it enacted. tfc, That in all elections here•
often to be hold La this Coin:noon ealth, it shall ho inflow
ful for the judge or inspectors of any cacti election to roe
eel... may b ttlot or ballots Ilion any peisou or nelsons
embraced in the provisions and sal jeCt to the disability
JillpoMil by eel 01 Congie,s lippio,al than eh ail, 1805.
and It shall be Milan rut fur :any such puma to otter to
veto any ballot or ballots.
Scc. 2. That if any such judge nod Inspectors of election,
or tiny one of item r,11,111 it:m.l,oor consent to recent: any
such unlawful ballot or ballots bolo any such dim - outlined
person, Ile 01 they di/ shall be guilt) of a Ink. '
demeanor, nod till C 01,130011 thereof in any court afloat . -
ter i.essions of this comnionnealth; lie shall for each of
fence, be sentenced to pay it Ilse of not less than one him
died &lima awl fu undoigo sin Imprisonment id the jell
of the mope county for not less than sixty days.
Six a. Tliut if any person deprived of eitiaeadop, awl
disqualified as oho esaid, shall, at any election hereafter
to be bold in this commonwealth, vote, or tender to the
Wheels thereof. and char to rote, a billet or 1,,,n 0 ty. nnv
poison no oneuiling sir tit Inn deemed goilty of a Illiode
-111001101, and en Con vicuna thereof in till) court of quarter
si,sions of this commonwealth, shall for tack ollimcc Ira
putiklicil in like manner is is provided In the preceding
section of this not in case of ollicors of election receiving
ally still union ful ballot or ballots.
SELTION 1. That if any person liet•eafter persuade
or nth no any poi Sun or persons, deprived of citizenship
of disqualified as aforesaid, to oile any ballot or ballots
to the ulliceis at any election hereafter to be held In this
Common. ealtli, of ch.dl pmt sonde, or advise, any much
°nicer to tendril any ballet. or ballots, from may person
&toiled of citii,tiship, and di:no:dined as e+itid, suck
prksou ell intending: Mall be gall ty ot n liii.lenleallar.llllll
111,011 cuusiction thereof in any court of quarter sessions
of this Commonwealth, shall ho punished ill like manner
is prat idol in the second section of this net in tho sew of
othem a of such election t ecuividg such Attila, hit ballot or
ballots.
Pal mentor idienliOn is dill 001.1 to the first seetimi of
the Act of Assembly, passed the 3Utli arty of Mooch A. 11.,
Potiii, entitled "Ait Act regulating the la inner of Voting
at all Eltalions, in thu set oral comities of this COIIIIIIOII
- ;"
'flint the imalitiod °leis of the beveral coutiliii-tor that
colitanowoe,lth, alt till general, totanslito t , hot tough and
FO
• 5
10 @ I I
......2.50
special elections, nro hereby, hereafter, authorized and
re q uited to solo, by tickets, printed or written, or pal tly
piloted and partly a ritten, seser.dly clnssifed , tot loan:
One ticket nail violence the natnes of all Judges of courts
voted for, and law lobo/led oittvide 'Judiciary ;" one ticket
shall ciubt nee all the name, of State oaieena voted tor,
and be labelled "State ;" ono ticket shall embrace tho
artinci of all county °tricorn voted for, including °Moo of
Senator, member. and members of Amiably., if voted for,
anal member , : of Cwelrrwv. tr voted fqr. and labelled
"county;" 0110 ticket shall o ta the names of all toii
ship ollicera sided for, 01111 ho labelled "township;"-one
ticket shall minaeo the names of all °ugh officers
voted for, and be label bid "la rough;" and each class shall
be iloposjted in separate ballot boxes.
Pius:avant to the provisions contained in the 67th section
of the act it,,, maid. the judges of the aforesaid disti iota
shall revectively take chat ge of the certificate or rant n
of the election of theirePpectilo districts, and produce
then, at a meeting of one of the judges flout each district
at the Court House. in the horongh of Iluntiipzilon, on tho
thitil day oriel the day of election, being for the present
year on iday, the I I lit of October next. then and there
to do and peel.... the 4110 iC9 required by 10W of said judges.
Al',, that whine a judgn by sieltue,s or unavoidable arch
dent. is 11111114 C to atitlol said meeting of judges, then the
co I ilicate or return nferevtid shall ha taken in eitargo by
one of the inspectors or doles Of the election of said dis
trict, 01111 Nllllll do and pet form the duties required of hold
judge linable to attend.
that in the hist section of said net it is enacted
!hut 'ever) general and 'Teeml election shall lie opened
heti, i•en the hours of eight and tell ill the forenoon, and
shall continue n idiom into: option or adjoin !fluent nn•
lit seven o'elli. ill the evening, when the poles shall he
closed."
(HVl:s undo' my hood, M. Hooting. tho 10th day of
Sopt.. A. B. 0004, aml of the intlepololoneo of tho Out
.
tent States, tho pinet.y.seenand.
J.011.1S P. BATHURST, Sheriff.
Sitritrres OFFIrE,
Uuntingdon, Sept. t 6, TS.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
with the gloss and
freshness of youth.
'Thin hair is thick
ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such: as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the 'hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a '
HAIR )DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
low , ' on the hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE $l.OO.
JOHN' READ, Agent.
Ayer's Sarsaparill' a,
EOM. I.II.IIWIFICIIVG- Taus liemown.
The reputation this ex
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its em es,
4
,-,.,
,-
4
e'r I
~r,),, . i. e ...7 , e e 's , Scrofulous
, o , ii i,,,ie t .3.s
system
seemed saturated with
„I ir-- - -. con option, 'have been
_______.o,_ purified and cured by it.
, .....„,,.„ „m.o. a ff ections and
~.,ri.4.: : LW:S-4,- . , : disorders, which were pr,-
~.c f • 7 •ig - -_ - ; , 2 . 1' , 1' gra rated by the scrofu
lous contamination unlit
they were painfully afflicting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost eveiy sec
tion of the country, that the public scarcely need to
be informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one M. the most deotinclivo
enemies of our race. Often, thi•ruween and unfelt
tenant of the organism mulct mines the con , t
and Invites the attack of enfeebling or fatal diseases,
without exciting a suspicion of its presence. Again,
It scents to breed infection throughout the body, and
then, on sonic fat orahle occasion, tepidly develop
into one or other of its hideous fot ins, either on the
surface or among' the vitals. In the latter, tuber
cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or it shows
its presence by eruptions on the skin, or foul ulcer
ations on sonic part of the body. Bence the occa
sional use of a bottle of this Snrsopovilla is ad
visable, even when nn active symptoms of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com
plaints genera lly. find immediate t chief, and, at
length, cure, by the use of this SAIfS,iPARIL
LA: St. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
Teller, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms of Scrornthus disease. Also in the
more concealed forms ' as Dyspepsia, _Dropsy,
Heart Disease, Fits, Fpilepsy,'Neuralgirt,
and the various Ulcerous affections of the lumen.
tar and nervous systems.
Syphilis or 'Venereal and Mercurial Diseases
ore cured by it, though a long tinie is required for '
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine. I
But long continued use of this medicine wi ill rule
the complaint. Lencovrhma or Whites, Uterine
Ulcerations, and _Prolate _Diseases, are com
monly_ soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and invigorating effect. Minute Direc
tions for each case are found in our Almanac, sup.
plied gratis/. lihritinatisin and Gout, It hen
caused by accumulations of extraneous matters.
in the Moen], yield quickly to it, as also Liver
Complaints, Torpidity, Gongestio» orinflana
onatioii of the Liver, and Jaundice, w hen arising,
as they olten do, from the rankling poisons in the
blood. This SARSAPARILLA is a great red.
storcr for the strength and vigor of the system.
Those who are .T,anquid.and Listless, Despon
dent, Sleepless, and troubled with Nervous Ap
prehensions or Pears, or nny of the affections
symptomatic of Weakness, Will find immediate
relief and convincing evidence of its restorative
power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
Dr. S. C. noiczn iS. co., Mowell, IVlctes.)
Practical and Atailutical Clicmitita
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
'MOTHERS,
DISCARD PR:_ 7 IIIIG -- 1
If your child is teething, or has the
Colic, is restless at night, use
DR. LEON'S
INFANT REMEDY.
If you bass any fears or doubt as to its harmless
qualities
CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN.
AND HU WILT. THU YOU THAT
DR. LEON'S INFANT REMEDY,
Is the Nurse's Favorite!
THE 'MOTHER'S FRIEND !
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
PRIGE 35 CENTS nil BOTTLE.
May, 27, ISIB. .
LOSp:RS PROMPTLY PAID
HUNTINGDON INSURANCE
AGENOY
ARMIT It A us G I E IN UO I A A IVIIIY,
Represent the most reliable Companies in
the Country. Rides us low as is ^.onsistent
nith reliable indemeity. tier tt,
pital Represented over $14,000,0'
Ir, STRAY.
r. 4 Strayed Irma the farm of Jai eph Rain, near lion.
tingOon, itbont six weeks ngo 10 head of Sheep, two of
o hickno e Bud:w. Aug information lending to their
recovery will ho liberally rev.in Lied.
.11041t1Sq.y.
Sot. 2,
ITUNTINGDON & BROAD TOP
RAIIROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On andel - Dr WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16ril, 1868,
Passenger Tiains will arrive and depart as follows
UP TRAINS. DOWN TRAINS.
Accost. MAI A eeOII. 111 AD.
NI. I A.ll. 1
1.1 4 451 m. 8 :11.11tint1n.4.1,m,.
453 - 8 :17,1,011g
5 09 8 5 1 1 , , Iceolit114tomn,.
5 17 858 19593101 rose,...
5 31 9 14 51arkle0,11,
5 50 9 30 Cofs. Run.-
5 581 9 39 Rough A, Really,.
6 131 0 51 Cole
li 181 9 58i Fidliet %Summit.
An • 351 1.1 1218,ct0n...
10 31 -
- 1 90 "47
11 05,
11 241'
11 40 1
to 11 40,.
, — SIII)I7P'S RUN I.IItANT
• 6 4006 ti 10 25/Saten
6 551 10 40 1 1Coulmunt
....,..—I
7 00; 10 45 Palm turd,
• 7 110.11.10 55 Dudley,
I 1/ I r o, p l Top City,.....:
limitlnglic - ni Sept. 23, '65. JOHN 31'
VALUABLE *FARMS
TRACTS OF TIMBER LAND
AT PUBLIC SALE.
ILL be offered at Public Sale on
tho premisen,
Oiz Friday, the 23d of October, 1868,
Thres*Farms and two tracts of timber land, situated
n Rhin a nulls of OrbiBonia ' in Huntingdon county.
PARA( NO 1, cOhtaiis 00 acres. 60 of winch are clea,
eil bottom and second bottom and in a: lino state of culti
vation, tins balance is a ridge, flat heavily timbered unit
pine, oak and chestnut. The improvements are a log
house, a fine orchard pf fruit tree., with limestone water
convenient to the All the land perfectly ,
smooth and available,.
FARM NO. 2, contains,So acres. 60 of which cleared
bottom and second bottom. all Ina geed elate of caltiva"-
lien, the remainder is well timbered with nak,.• pine nut!
chesnnt oak. The improvements ore two dwelling hou
ses cat good water, ono barn and other 'outbuildings
and a good orchard.; •,
FOllll NO. 3. contains SO items, CO of which aro cleared
second h.lt tom and rolling land, the soil gravel and sandy
loam, the balance well timbered a ith oak. etc. The Int
protoments area log house, a bat n. a fine 3 Dung or
chard. and orator convenient to dm elllng. There is au
ace bank on this farm.
TRACT OF L IND, NO. 1, is 02 acres of Timber Land,
the best in the,country, convrnient to a ready market.
TRACT OF L tNU, NO. 2, is 20 acres of Timber land,
adjoining the above.
All rho above described land lies Ina body. The clear
ed land is situated in a semicircular form. In a bend of
big Aughwick Creek, and when taken as a whole is
among the most beautiful far ms In the country, In
which for mit will also be offered for sale. All the above
land is warranted and patented.
Per ons n billing to iambus° will please examine the
property before day of sale.
Terms of Palo made known on day aside, nod all infor
mation given bn application to heirs of Boni. Deere, deed.,
residing on the premises.
Salo to commence at 10 o'clock on said day.
August 2d, 1803-te
SPEER'S STANDARD
WINE BITTERS !
•
- j7,-.7.;
ci
:-, cs. 4. ,::- / r :
t=i
E.- -. 1 A "AT7T - A r
Pa
'-S-7-I‘p-‹r"rz:-p--'t-,
-U-1 1
A ( 41',., ,4 -
0 L' E ct Ro vT 3 ' §
ti tl
R)m pr'
'l'•--
. S
/VIGOR. . HEALTH 0
../
f ISTREN9TH I . BEAUTY
.
•
FOR THE WEAK,
FOR THE PALE,
FOR THE STORM*
FOR THE AGED,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR SI•RING USE I I I
RD'' NO BITTERS EQUAL TO THEM !"-O
sal6-ly
gpeer's Standard WINE BITTERS,
-31ADll OE
WINE, HERBS and ROOTS
Spurs Celebratt d Wine, no welt known, with
PERUVIAN BARE,
CLIAMOMIrx FLOWERS,
SNAKE 1100 r.
- • • • •
WILD CHERRY DAT:II,
and such other lIIIRBS and ROOTS int will in all eases
assist Digestion, prometo tho Secretions of 1110 systein
in the fistula) channels, and givo
TONE AND VIGOR
ro TIIE—
Yom ail OR Kal6 all Maio!
All u,v It with wonderful success. things
COLOR
To tho ode milli° lip,
Bloom and Beauty
To the thin face and care worn conntenanco.
Cm es FEVER. and Createa APPETITE. Try them.
Coe none other. A-l: for SPEER'S STANDAKD BIT
TERS. Hold by Druggists awl Grocoro. See that my
& o natute ii over the cork of each bottle.
ALFRED SPEER,
Passaic, T., and 213 Broada ay, New You
Sold by John Reed, and Sanmel Smith, DI oggiKs, Hun
tingdon. toolS
4CirTrado supplied be JOHNSTON, 'HOLLOWAY
CO.'
Philadelphia 0 I:OBOE A. KELLY, Pittsburg;
11111 i by all Wholesale Maims.
July 22, 'c3.-teln.
SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES
Which Strengthen, Preserve, and Most
Thoroughly Assist:the Sight.
Messrs, LAZARUS & MORRIS,
OPTICIANS and OCULISTS
HARTFORD, COPHIECTICUT,
Unto, with a TiOlY to meet the inc:nasod demand for
CELEBRATED
Perfected Spectacles
Mr. AARON STEWARD,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
HUNTINGDON, PA.,
As their solo Agent for this place. They have taken
rate to give all needful lash uctioni, and have confidence
in the ability of their agent to int,t the requirernext4 of
all costurneis. An opportunity will be thus afforded to
procure, at all times
SPECTACLES UNEQUALLED BY
ANY Ff)lt THEIR STENGTH.
ENING AND PRESERVING
QUALITI BS.
Too much cannot ho said to to their SUPERIORITY over
the ordinary glasses worn. There is no glimmering, wa
vering of the sight, <tininess, or other unpleasant sense
tine, but on tint contrary. f om tint peculiar Construction
of the Lenses. they aro soothing and pleasant, causing a
feel! og of t elief to the mearer, and PRODUCING A CLEAR a n d
DISTINCT the natural healthy sight. They
are the only Spectacles that
PRESERVE AS WELL AS ASSIST
And are the CIIEA VEST because the DIIST, al ways last
lag MA suss nithout change being necessary.
CAUTION.
Arirmie. 4.1T.0X STEWART, NVatchmater and Jeweller
Ilunlingdon, Pa., to their oat' Agout appointed in thi.
place.
863 — WE EMPLOY No PEDDLERS.` if
Seat. 2, 1268-Iy.
HEADQ UARTIMS
700
Choice Groceries, Candles, Toys, &c
IS AT
D. AFRICA CO'S.
FAMILY GROCERY. CONFECTIONERY AND PA
RIETY STOR E, HUNTINGDON, PA.
Our stock consists of all kinds of Groceries, Tens, Spi
ces. Canned and Dried Fruits, Cider Vinegar, Common
and Fancy Soaps, or nil kinds, flair Oil, Perfumery, Pell
Knives, Pocket Books, dc. Call nod examine our stock,
and take a view at our splendid Mall:do Soda Fountain.
Don't forget Om placo—nor lit-east corner of Diamond.
Iluntingdon, D. AFRICA 3: CO.
ACTIVE and Efficient Agents wan
ted in this county for the
Union Tutual Life Insurance Company,
this Compaily doe, 00177 e nth nn tog, I.
caliar to itself. Agents ntu allordeil nit 511 , y and sac. See
ful method for stew iiig risks. A liberal CORIMMIO
gold to agents, .110 moot Cornish lit ot.chths rorerencoo
Ad'lre,•o, It.O til.ON INU Elt, 01. 1)., Geuer.il Agent, N
111.'4:20 Oh oth kiti24.1.111
11235531
AR 4 2
4 2 1
400
3 .5 , 1
3 42
3 26
3 19
3 03
[ 'I 01
Art 0 15
O Oi
8 51
2
8 ^;
8 07
5 ill
7 11
Ia 7 25
I'nln•r's
4 1%tesvi/le,
Bloody
111oun4 -llaßay,
1 15
L: 1 10
fl
EEO
i~
7 0 ,
LR 0 55
MIMI
Et:
APPOINTED
THE SIGHT !
SPRING STYLES forlB6B.
A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STIX% DD
LADIES' AND GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS,
AT REDUCED, PRICES,
Just tweivodit
1 ol‘T,ll'4to
(Sitcce. , sor to W. D, ItUDOL.I.II)
VREPIIA OT PAMINIM
LADIES' DEPARTMENT
. L. this department, 'shish a ill at ull times recaisq my
strict atteutiou,l Imo a x all u,sl WI ill Tiny t ,
STRAW ,'C.÷OO3DS
D 11.9.3 Trimmings, C1°10:1111.1 Pocono Trim.
'Mugs, Orten Buttons, Moves, Toils, ZVI) r
Knit Shawls, Nubins, llco.la. Sontage. nand,.
kerchiors. Pnll Mt, list:mil Bonnet Itsinsta,
Vetvst Ribbons. COrPON, llosiory, and latest
etylo Samples ftmn $6 to szo.
GENTS' DEPARTMENT
lints and Caps. all styles, front GO netts tc,
$lO, Shirts. Drawers, Gloves, Neck Ties, Col.
lure, Hosiery, nail every article kept In a
first class Furnishing Store.
HATS AND CAPS A SPECIALTY.
BY promptly meetinglho lyttnte anti, I hope to'tne.o
m m
ith ouch patronage fro the public as will enable o
keep conrinnully on hued a huge and well selected
. _ . . .. . ..
. . .
9 tool: of flist class goads, Whilst keeping up to the
fashion in every article, I will also sell cheaper thou th*
cheapest. : ... t . i ' -
1,- • f • ~ -
, • 0. R ?leNEIL,
' • i t'• - -Oppesite Leistet's NeW Building.
Huntingdon, Ay. 21,1809. ; 1.,'
XE,IIcLER 7
DEALER r(
Furnishing, Fancy,
--
DAM' :SUM
AlpsCa% Poplins, Plaids, DoLaines, TANYIIII, Gingham%
Prints, fine Cambrice, Illuslins, Denims, fine:Line% Mile
seines, P,ogons. Indbt Tssilis, Ass.
' A largo assortment of
La6ies' Fashionable Dress Trimtings,
Silk Fringes, Batons, Bugles,:Volvot Ribbons; eta.
Furnishing Goods, Stockings, Moreno, Cotter!, Wool, dsp
4GrIC)N7C3O,
Kid of ideolors, Silk, Thread, Cotton, 40., of all atm .
and latest styles, Under garments • of. all. kinds, for D.
dies, Omits and Children.
Toldo Linen, Milsline, Napkins. Doylies, &o. Sheeting
and Shirting, Brown and Bleached, from 8 cents
J-(D000s,
A lnrgo stock of tba latest styles. A largo stook et
Notions, Zephyrs, Yarns, Ac. All cheaper than the
cheapest,
41D - Room, opposite the First Natio:x(o Bonk
Lion, Pa. ,
WHEIER AILSON'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM
a>con e-strvEta
Sewing Machines,
Received the only GOLD MEDAL at tha
PARIS IMPOSITION, A 67,
They aro adapted to all kinds of Family Sawing, and
to the ore of Setunstresses,'Thessmakers, Toilers, Mean,
focterers of Shirts, Collars, Skirts, Cloaks . , • Mantillaa,
Clothing, flats. Ceps, Coibets, Linen Goods, Umbrellas,
Parasols, etc. They work equally well upon silk, linen,
moolen and cotton geode, with silk, cotton or linen
flu end. They N, ill seam, quilt, gather, hem, fall, cord,
braid, hind, nod perfernt every species °teeming, making
a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on both aides of the
atilt to sowed
Titenntlities which recommend thorn ere;
I:entity end excellence of stitch, Mika as tooth stdes or
tho &Lie scud!. •
2. Str..nutb, ❑tmness and durability of ream,that rly
net rip nor ravel.
3 Economy of Thread.
.4. Attachments and 'Aide range of applicatten t 9 pap,
ees and tnatcrials.
5. Compactness and elegance of model and inish..
O. simplicity and thoroughness of construction.,
7. Sped, east of operation and mauagomont, and:Tile*
net,' of movement.
Instructicns free to utl. Dlacidnee kspt fn nwafr 00
year Ireo of charge.
U; B. LEWIS, Agent
nutumaDoN, PA,
I=
BELLEFONTE - PLANING ELL,
EDMUND IA S. AUSTIN BREW,
E. N. ELASCIIIRD, R. M. UOWU.
Blanchard & Company,
Successors to Valentine, Blanchard et) ak,
Manufactuiera of
WHITE & YELLOW PINE FLOORING and
WEATHERBOARDING,
of Various Styles, Doors,Sasb, Blinds, Shutters, and ;Soul
dings,
Scroll Work of Every Desoription.
BRACKETS OF ALL SIZES, and patterng made to order,
Having a BULITLEY'S PATENT LUMBER. DRYER,"
connected with our establishment, we nie enabled t 4
manufacture our work from THOROUGHLY SEASONE4
LUBBER!
Gralrders from Contractors, Builders, Dealers and 04
Tt ado in genet al , solicited. — (SD
BELLBFONTE, CENTRE COUNTY, PA,
nugl2,3ul.
D. T. CALDITEDL, J. M. =UDE%
VII. BTotal.
B. M C %MAN ,
JOHN ELLISTT,
TYRONE PLANING MILLS.
McCAMANT, ELLIOTT & CO.i
Successors to B. D. coyer & Co.,
Manufacturers and Dealers In
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring,
Brackets, Mouldings, Stair Railing,
Plastering Lath, Shingles, Common and
Fancy Pickets, Frame Stuff,
AND ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
TYRONE, PA
Orders respectfully solicited.
=I
MS. BURCHINELL (!z SON,
=I
SASH, DOORS, SHUTTERS,
FLOORING,
And all kinds of Building Material,
HUNTINGDON, PA.
CM=
A GENTS WANTED
FOR
Mari Of C:0112.1 , 3:1.9:37'
:the Lives of olt ANT, COLFAX, nod all the loading
men of the nation. lever 50,] in ono volume, by Dr. L. p.
liroheo, Om popular biographical Editor or"Applaton's
cloptedi.' Over 600 pages and 42 fine steal portraits.
The only complete or reliable work of the kind published.
l'ticr very low. Sales Immense. Any intelligent man
Or ITOIIISM can clear $l5O to $4OO per month. 011111g,ent
made $lOO in floe weeks. Send for circular.
Address, ZEDILER, McCURDY A CO., Publisher',
Philadelphia, Pa., Cincinnati, 0., Chicago. M., or 8%.
Louie, 3fo. • slag OM
manner. titan ' nteed equal to any in ..
all tho strengt of oLI rosin soap with tho mild and
Laboring qualitiri of genuine Castile. Try this splen
did So tp. Sold by tho ALI/EN eiltilllGAL WORKS 3
48 Not th Front Sit sot, Philadelphia. • esp2'6B,ly.
TGRr STIAI), DRY SALT TIER,
BIND and Ilasiterel,(Warranfe 4l ,)
D. iell Apples, Peaches, Currants, Pt twin.
Rnialn
tau, A - 41474NRY
Jy2041111
Wlll, E. DURCUINELT.