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HUNTINGDON, PA:
Wednesday morning, Nov, 11, 1868.
LOCAL & PERSONAL.
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'lndian Summer is upon us.
A •'brick"—Smith's building.
A too popular lender—" Ben Zino."
An unpopular bend hereaways—Grecian
The atone that struck the democracy—Key
atone.
A post that many are after—the Hunting
don cost of ice.
Look out for the poultry thieves—Christ
nms is coining
Boys that stay out Into at night will not
become manly very early.
Washington street, near Fisher's Mill, is
being MeAdatuized.
The Good Templars meet in their new hall
in Rend's building this Tuesday evening.
Josh Billings says "if a man wants to get
his aktual dimensions, let him visit a grave
yard."
A fine oro bank recently opened in McVey
town, supplies about forty tons of washed ore
per day.
Lewistown has a String Band—so had we
once upon a time, but now the boys have hung
up 'de fiddle and de bow."
Cabbage is a crop that does more to keep
corned-beef from becoming lonesome, than
any- other.
Not a few drunken men were on our streets
on Sunday evening last. Is the good name
of Huntingdon to be stolen?
Neighbor Cornman of the Monitor, was
the recipient of a beautiful cane, sent to him
by express on Saturday last.
To our friends from the country attending
Court we would say, now is the time to sub
scribe for the Globe.
Some scamp entered the shoe shop of the
colored shoemaker opposite the Globe office,
the 'ether night, and stole two pair of boots.
- The next Quarterly Convention of Good
Tempters in this District will be held in this
place ; commencing on the 24th of November.
A girl in Ebensburg was caught in the act
of applying the torah to her employer's 'd wel
ling, She said she "was instigated by the
A son of Daniel Bruen+, in Bedford county,
was caught in a cloverseed separator the oth
er day, and so horribly mangled as to cause
his death in a few minutes.
John Bdrn, an Irishman, left his family
in Conemaugh some time ago, and has not
been heard from. It is said he is given to
dissipation:
An Italian boy paraded our streets oti Sat
urday last and played a violin. It was a de.
aided improvement upon the whining hand
crgan.
Thomas H. Fagan, who wag tried at Holli
daysburg for the murder of Wm. A. Lane,
has been acquitted. The jury spent twenty
six hours deliberating on the ease.
The large brick manufactory building iu
West Ilunting,don is going up handsomely.—
We would like to see =everal mere of the same
size promising as well.
Almost everybody looks pleasant since the
late election: Even the Democracy aro satis
fied that the election of Grant was about the
Lest thing that could have happened.
It has been well said by a clergyman, who
says everything well, "never shy an old ser- I
mon at the devoted heads of the few who have
ventured out on a rainy day."
If the top of a carrot be cut off, at this sea
son, or later, be placed in a saucer of water
with a few bits of charcoal to sweeten it, it
will form .a radiated feathery plant by no
means unworthy to grace a lady's table.
"Sweet Sixteen" is the attractive appella
tion of the latest
. perfume. If the scent of
this..now preparation is as strong as the senti
ment of the name, some young men in this
village will buy it by the gallon.
, AcNew Yorker, instead of saying "every
tbirig is lovely and the goose. hangs high,"
expressed himself thusly: "Everything is
aMiable'; , and the feathered creature of the
genus Anser depended from a lofty Altitude."
Ebonsburg 'Alleghenian publishes five
noltinlits against Gift 'Enterprises. We think
the editor; antV it' few more such; must have
itieeti badly. swindled, that they should tell so
dollarous a tale.
The prayer meeting held in the room of
the Y. M. C. A. on Sunday afternoon last, was
well attended. The regular meeting 'of the
Bible Class will ho _held next Sunday after
noon. The public is invited.
• Alexandria borough is to have a public
ball. This ball is net merely talked of, but
-is actually under process of erection, and a
.company has been formed and the shares aro
,being rapidly taken.
, .
Isis reported that Weston, the noted pe
destrian,-wi/lwalk through Huntingdon, on
.50,00 mile tramp, snipe time in the month
of - March next. He is required to walk the
distance in one hundred days, and will start
frinn poqland, Maine.
A covibelonging to Mrs. J. P. Anderson,
in this borough, gave birth on Thursday night
fastto a pair of calves, which aro in perfect
condition. Thenowis of the common gender
but of uncommon quality, and in the posses
she case of plural progeny.
Those having real estate or personal piap
erty to sell, will find the Globe an excellent
medium thrOugh which to publish it to their
neighbors 'and friends. Sale bills neatly
printed. Orders by mail promptly attended
to.
- While fOur men were engaged at work up.
on_ a scaffold at the new Welsh Congrega
tionalist church in Johnstown, the scaffold
fell, and they were precipitated to the floor
beneath, a distance of twenty feet. One man
was:killed, and the others more or less hurt.
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Faireithd festivals nreatarting up again in
neighboring counties.- They all appear to
pay—therefore all-that is ,:rektuired to make
Anent& off , the , "diar people" to get tip
.somothing.that will pleato the oye and tickle
the palate.
-,.14-cPutltfefr youthlito. desired. to know how
Secorne rieb, sent a. in 'ansWer to
an advertisement, and received this valuable
recipe: "Increase your receipts and decrease
sent expenses. Work eighteen hours a day,
and live on herring and oat-meal."
. A Democrat in Cambria snooty was foolish
'onough.to bet with ,a Refublienn:' 'The cm
dition of the bet was such th.it he is to to , '
locked in his ice-house, and remain there four
'Pours. We hope hie desire lo make bets in
-the future will be frozen out of him, without
being confined in such cool quarters.
A lady in Philadelphia named Mrs- Hecht
vyas poisoned last week by atropin, an ea'
. tract of belladonna. She sent to the apotha
-cary's a prescription for assafetida, but the
clerk misconstrued the terms and gave her the
deadly poison instead. This shows the im
portanco of having reliable and experienced
plerks'ta prepare compounds. •
American' iniesionary,*-Writing from
Ilarpoot, Asia, sap : "Come with me on a
tour among the villagers, and see women ev
erywhere, doing the drudgery, even to carry
in,g.on their backs huge baskets of manure,
.1.0 bp mixed with straw, made into cakes, and
dried for'fuel, while 'their husbands do the
.knitting,'aud you will see and feel,as we do,th o
'necessity for using some means of elevating
woman to her true place. not as the servant,
but as the equal, the 'helpmeet' of man."
Attentlop, Farmers.
The American Agriculturist is a paper ev
ery farmer should hove, and I will receive
subscribers at ONE Dol,Lazt, dub rates, and
gave you FIFTY CENTS. Address me at Me
doymellstown, Pa., or leave your money and
Address at Lewis' Book Store, Huntingdon,
Pa. SAMUEL SrourvEs. •
Nov. 11-3t*
[Coinf tigICATED.I
Hass in thp Jun at Alexandria.'
MESSRS. EDITORS:—It may be of in
terest to your piscatorial readers (and
perhaps to others not piseatorially in
clined) to learn that ten black, or lake
bass were put in theJuniata, opposite
Alexandria, on Saturday night, - the
31st ult. Having been in• attendance
upon the Synod of the Reformed Church
at, Hagerstown, Md., we concluded to
try our luck in the transportation of
these excellent fish from the Potomac
to the siveet waters of the' "Blue Ju
niata," and succeeded admirably by
the co-operation of railroad officials
and engineers. It coat us some trou
ble and a ten dollar bill, but we are
sure "the end will justify the means"
in this case at least. - Nheso buss are
considered among the best fish that
swim. They are very fruitful, and will
no doubt soon stock our beautiful little
river. About fourteen years ago a few
specimens were brought from western
waters, and put in the Potomac at
Cumberland by Hon. Frank Thomas
and Hon. Meliegg of illaryland—down
as faros Williamsport at least the river
is literally swarming with them. Dur
ing the last six or eight years they
have been caught in large numbers,
weighing from one to six pounds.
There is no reason why they should
not do as well in our river—it is just
the kind of water, and has the rocky
bed in which they flourish., This is the
fourth attempt wn inadethe other
three proving failures. In the first ef
fort we undertook to bring too many
of them—sixty were put in a tub of
water to keep over night and all died.
The second effort failed because it was
too late in the Beason to catch them—
they wouldn't bite, and the laws of
Maryland prohibit catching them with
a not. The third effort would likely
have succeeded, but fur some wicked
boys in Hagerstown, who discovered
them in a run, whore they were put
to keep over night, and stole them.
By this time we had learned a little by
sad experience, and profited by it on
this wise. Ist. We only attempted to
transport fourteen, averaging about a
pound .in Weight. .2d.. We; had them
locked up in Hagerstown this time,
and got up twice during• tbe.night to
change the water. If any ono else is
ambitious to secure a steer tor private
ponds, (and if we had one we would
have them at almost any reasonable
cost) or to have a larger supply in our
river, we volunteer the following di
rections: Get orders from the Supt.
of the P. C. & C. V. Bailroada to allow
the fish to be put in the water-tank for
transportation to the desired point;
take the cars fur Hagerstown ; there
take the stage for Williamsport, or
Clearsprins."; secure. the services of a
few i:e. , (l fishermen to help catch the
ti• b; having caught them, put in a
barrel of river, creek or spring water,
changing every few hours, and take
to Hagerstown; then put in a strong
baguet (with' a rope atttaelied to draw
out) and immerse in water of the en•
gino tank. They are tenacious of life
and will live in this for days. Sep.
tember and October are the beet
months for transportation.
J. W. LOVE.
President and Vice President in Town
Hon Schuyler Colfax, Vico Presi
dent elect, passed - thrdugh Hunting
don-on Friday morning last on. tho
Day Eipress.A.,largoi,crowd,was col
lected at the Depot, but Mr. Colfax
who was called upon for an address,
did not respond. He was in °keel
lent health, but many - of our citizens
were agreeably disappointed to find
him so plain and unassuining , L--a fit
counterpart of his colleague Grant
He was on his way, to New York, and
thence to Washington , where his - pres
once is required to day, Tuesday, to
adjourn the Ilmiso as Speaker, until
'December next. -
On Saturday morning Ulysses S.
Grant, President eleet, , passed through
en route direct for Washington. Many
of our citizens 'were At the train to
greet the general, who came out on
the platform, and ho was kept busy
shaking hands until the tram started.
'Ho was asked to make g speech, bet
ho pleasantly replied that' it Ives no
use making speeches after the election
was over, .
Both the gentlemen bear their - hon
ors meekly. Of course we can't
et
pect Seymour and Blair to pass thro'
—they have gone up Salt river, which
don't lie in 011Iur.tingdon county.
The .Nev Ppstnge Stem)?
The Po.ittna - sier General has just a.-
warded the contract for t:313 supply, of
stamps to tbi department for the 'en
suing four years to the National Bank
Note Company'of New York. The new
stamps will be somewhat smaller than
-those in use at present, but they are of
a superior style and finish, with a nov
elty in design. The two cent stamp
contains on:engraving of u post boy on
horseback in full speed: The three cent
has a locomotive under full head of
steam, the great carrier of our domes
tic service: The five cent stamp con
tains a head of Washington. The ten
cent, the finest of all in design and ex
ecution, has a miniature engraving'of
the declaration of Independence, exe
cuted with such delicacy and,ptc
that the picture suffers nothing under
a magnifying : glass. , The twelve cent
stamp has an ocean,stearnship, and the
dirty cent has-a "finely executed 'en
graving of the surrender of nur g oyno.
ii'hen it is considered that over g mil :
lion stamps aro issued daily, the im
po:•!.,.neo of this contract is at once
evident.
Patept Stttplp and Grubbing Machine?
The above machine, used for taking
out stumps and grubbing, was patent
ed by A. neKonney, of Maumee city,
Ohio, and has received many compli
mentary notices from the press, and is
universally liked by those who have
experimented with it and have it in
use. A farmer who uses it once, will
wonder how be . got along without it.
It is' siinple in its construction,:readily
used, and does perfect work. The
machine can be seen at the Court
House, at the Franklin House, and at
Cunningham & Cannon's store. ..I.Farm
and township rights, together with
machines, for sale by William 11. Pi
per, Huntingdon, Pa. 2t
An Accident Avoided.
On Saturday afternoon )fret a part pf
one of the abutments of tho Bread Top
Bridge crossing the nee at this piano
gave way and fell in the race, leaving
the track supported only on boo side.
Had a train been on the bridge at the
time, some lives might have been lost.
TI o damage was repaired and tildes
Sr , again passing over the race as usual
Hesse in the Juniata
We direct attention to the communi
cation in this paper, from Rev. J. W
Love, of Alexandria, who has placed
ten black or lake bass in the waters of
the • Juniata. - Ile gives a desCription
of the manner of their transportation
from the waters of the Potomac, to
gother with other interesting reading.
This move taken by Mr. Love is a
good one, and is an example that
might be followed with profit. There
is no doubt, we think, that such fish as
shad, salmon, bass, etc., could live in
these waters as well as in any other.
We have waited long and patiently
for the coming of Commissioner Wor
rell, but of late we have heard nothing
of him anywhere; and now, if we ran
not depend upon him to secure for us
the passage of shad beyond Newport,
wo think our citizens, or the more en
terprising of them at least, should do
as Mr. Love. has done, and bring the
fish into our waters again. They pro
pagate rapidly, and it would not be
long until large numbers would be
swimming in the waters of the Junia
ta, and our citizens would be afforded
the pleasure of, catching and eating
"fish as is fish," and at no expense.—
We are heartily glad that we have a
Mr. Love in our county, and we hope
wo will have more such as he.
perFrorn the San Francisco (California)
Daily News, of Feb, 4,185 G.
CORRECION.—Sometime in March last a
man named Flynn, was murdered in the town
of Campo Seco, Calaveras county, by a des
perado known as Wal. Stewart, and n reward
of three hundred dollars offered for the arrest
of the murderer by the Sheriff of Calaveras.
This item appeared in the papers of this city
at the time, and was copied from then' into
the Atlantic papers. Our object in adver
ting to the matter at this lale day is to correct
an impression that has found currency i n
certain quarters that the desperado referred
to is a young man named William Wallace
Stewart, formerly of Huntingdon county,
Pennsylvania, and who came to California in
'5l, across the Plains, and settled in the
neighborhood of .16wa Hill where he is well
known as a most respectable and useful, citi
zen. Mr. Stewart is most respectably con
nected in Pennsylvania, and it is for the pur
pose of assuring his many old friends and
relatives—who,b R 11) been greatly annoyed by
the rumor in question - -that he is net the
party referred to, that we have penned this
paragraph. This contradiction is unneces
sary here in California where Mr. Stewart is
well known, but it Is published in.the hope
that the Atlantic-papers may giie it curren
cy and thus repair a wrong that has unwit ,
tingly been done a most worthy and estima
ble young man.
Vress Tewporange I..poture.
. The champion of temperance, THOS.
ROBERTS, Esq., of Philadelphia, one of
the Grand Lodge Lecturers of the - In.
dependent Order of Good Templet's of
Pennsylvania, will lecture as follows
in this the First District of Runting
don county; .
Huntingdon, Court House, Monday
evening, November 16;
Mt. Union, Wednesday evening, 18;
Shirleysburg, Thursday " 19;
• Mapleton, Friday " 20;
Mill Creek, Saturday 'I 21.
Ur. Roberts is ono of the very ablest
and most eloquent looturers hi Per.na.
and no one, whother.friend or foe' of
the cause he ridvocates should' fail to
hear him. The land mourns on ac
count of intemporarice and let no ono
feel - that ho has, nolntorest in helping
to drive the monster from our midst.
B M. GREENE,
Dist. Dep. Lit Dist: Hunt; Co.
•ItlarNEW YORK, July Ist, 1808.—DEAR
SIR :—ln your paper of last week you or one
of your correspondents say that Dr. Brake is
not the originator of the celebrated Planta
tion Bitters, and that they.were manufactur
ed and sold by
. one Pedro alartella an old
Spaniard, in the Island of St. Thomas, over
forty years ago, as every old sea captain can
testify._ Now, air, I can certify to the above
as beitig true, for I have followed the Sea for
over forty years, most of the time doing busi
ness with the West Indies. These same Bit
ters differently
_pt.tt, up and named, were
brought to toy notice on toy first trip to Om
Island of St. Croix fur a cargo of rum, and
for years and years after, my ship's stores
were never without them. I always supplied
my family and man 7 of my neighbor's with
them; and can truly say a better Bitters and
Tonic, is' not made in all the world.
Yours, truly,
Capt. HENRY WENTZ.
11‘totior.t.t. .to the best
imported Gerinno Cologne, and sold nt half
the price. tf
,Rich readi Thi, Phrenological
journal for November,. contains Por
traits and Biographical
,Sketches of
Max Muller, the Philological scholar
and author; Isaac Tay kir; the eminent
writer on Christian 'Ethics; Schiller,
Chatnisso, Gellert, Heine, German,
Lyric Poets; Isabella the late Queen
of Spain.; -Mrs. T. McGath, 107 years
old; Gounod the author of "Faust,"
besides lively and instructive articles
and sketches on the Antiquity of man ;
The play of Macbeth ; Is man 'lmmor
tal ? Getting Rich ; The German Mur
deress, Baroness Ebergenyi, ,or Cul
ture and Crime; The Crisis in her life;
Emerson on the Eye; Recreation ve.
Stimulation; Tobacco and Bald-heads;
A good judge of Character ; The New
England Fisheries;•May. Twins Mar
ry; An excellent numbetY.- Terms $3
a year. Address, S. R: Wells, Pub
lisher, 389'.13roadivak,w..York.
Leetgres.
The Young Aion's Christian Associ•
Lion of this pingo intend' scouring the
services of one or more lecturers this
season if possible ; -Thisis a step in - the
:right direstioa—tbe ; 44eciation ,itself
,will be hi:matted and out; citizens al
so. It is not intended that, there will
be a course of lectures but whenever
it is possiblo to obtain a leeturer the
Association will got ono. ,
,It is hoped
that our Citimons will appreciate this
ineve,,and.enCOurage the Association
in its efforts to supply a want long
felt.
Preo,Lecture
Prof. W.'llMvaritllay,:a.coloredsdi
vine, will deliver a lecture in the Court
House to morrow ; Wednesday, even
ing, at 7?1 :o'clock.. Subject: "The
March of Freedom around the Ivorid'?
Xr or Jaunt—
A'rboin ttie'eecond story Leis-
Ore new I:44jjing,.. ,off'
Greene, nt"Mbere Store: 21...
Acoldent
mail named David Liatnilton had
hid fn9t, bYdiy prilst?ed, whilst roping
lOts; ',lap°, on %londay last.
Cpurt
The crowd in town is not very
1211'9lihel, and some
other iutoreetin'g eases are on hand.
wa,„l3lll.nk Books for the 'desk ftpd
padkot, for sale at Lewis' Book
I=2l
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br., , Franklin remarked that 'Man'
as often gets two dollars for the ono
ho spends informing his mind, as he
does for a dollar laid - out in any other
way, A man eats a pound of - sugar
and it is gone, and - . the pleasure lie
has enjoyed is ended, but the informa
tion he gets from a newspaper is trea
sured up to be enjoyed anew; and to
be used whenever occasion or inclina
tion call for it. A newspaper is not the
wisdoni of ono man or two men j it is
th e wi s do m of the scroodul of pait ages
too. A family without a' newspaper
is always a year behind the 'times in
general information; besides'they can
never think much nor find much to talk
about. And then there are little ones
growing up with Out any taste for rea
ding. Who then, would be without a
newspaper,—and who would read ono
regularly without paying for it?
Ifluntlngdon iVenderny
The third quarter of this institution,
undo' the management of the under
signed, begins on MONDAY, the 16th
inst.
The present flourishing condition of
the school is a source of satisfaction to
the Principal, of gratitude to the pat
rons, and a sufficient recommendation
to those who have not yet patronized
it.
The number of names on the roll is
35—there being several vacancies,
caused by removal from town. Appli
cation for the ensuing quarter should
be made soon. Terms moderate.
lt * JOHN HEWITT, Principal.
Nov for Bargains
Selling off cheap, the fall stock of
Wall Paper, Window Shades and Fix
tures, at, LEWIS' Book Store. Hand
some styles for parlors, sitting rooms,
bed rooms, halls, offices, kitchens, etc.,
are on hand. , tf.
AAA rare opportunity to Procure a
sett of Ladies' Furs at a very low prim,
is now offered at l'isher-& Sons: They
have just opened the largest and most
complete stock ever brought to this
place. Call and see. - Bt.'
School and sill other .
School books;School'stOotieh.Y;'&nd
all kinds of 'books,', - Wp,llTtiperi "0,01
etc"; can be boiight"at• L'Ewie".l3rfok
Store for less money than at, 'any oth•
or store in the empty., tf.
What makes your hair so beautiful?
Mrs. S Allon'a Improved (new style)
Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in onebottle)
Prico Ono Dollar. 'EvOry; Druggist
sells it. '
Fix up for Winter,
A large stack of bandsoroo - stylelaltif
Wall Paper ,for sale at , tow prices at
LEWIS' BOOK &ore• - tf.
Choices Confectlops, &a., :
Call next-door to T.i.e.w.is l ikolc,Store
and be convinced. tf MAPEY
Ift t „,Services.in the Episcopal Church
every Sunday morning F 'at :11 o'clock,
and afternoon at 3 O'clO'ck:
MARRIED,
At tho residence of 'the brides fatti
er on the 6th i"nst., hy.:nev. Rev. R. E.
Wilson, Dlr.-111mm Maur, of Juni
ata county, 'and Miss MARY 11: SOARER
of Smithfield.
At the M.. B. Persona - goon the sth•
inst., by Rev. R.l - 4 - 1' Wilson; Mr. J. IL
M
Bow WAN, of CasS township, and Miss
SARAH PARK, of the same pine.
On the 22d ult , at the,-ITaidenoo of
the bride's Thaler, byßer.J. G. l_iearnz,
Mr. J. B. GRAY, of Juniata county, and
Miss .1.1 - Amp,MeCoLLoctr, ctf
don county, Pa. -
SPECIAL NOTICES,
IMPOIi,TANT
Beldam n In a card putilialted in the La n •
caster (Pa) Express, noticing an inntasien of Illl6lllcr
limb Bitters, made py his sou llegry L. Mlshler, Slip:
ilterefqrp, puldiCry declare that Retry h,. Mlehter
duet ilet know anything of the method of manufacturing
41 folder's Herb Miners; that the pt eparation made by hint
is a base counteeeit tmitalloth and that when floury L.
!insider, or his agents, represent - their 'mixture to ho
1116111er's Ila. b Bitters they are 111.20sTOR2,and I trust
that Dr. 2.11. Hartman d. Co., (my suecessors,) will prose
cute them, assuring the cotatnnulty that no effort shall
be spared on my part to bring the offenders injustice." Ob
serve that the Bottle offered for sale bears Stowkle's Grad
uated Scale of Dom", bleu n in the Glam, and has an
!mud Revenue Stamp with engraved likeness of Benjamin
Dlisbler over the Cyrk. None ether is genuine. nol- lm
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j)AINTS FOR FARMERS AND
OTIIIIRS.—Tho Grafton Mineral Paint Company
me now opmufacturiug the Best, Cheapest and most.Du
table Paint in use; two coats well put on, nix.il with
pure Linseed Oil, will list len or fifteen years; it is ofn
light brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can be
changed to green, lead, stone, drab, olive or cream, to
suit the taste of the consumer. It is valuable for Hou
ses, Fences, Barns, t an rage and Car maims, Fails nod
IVooden.ware, Agricultural Implements, Canal Boats,
Vessels and Ship' Bottoms, Camas, Meta! and Shingle
Boots. (it being Fire and Water proof,) Floor Oil Cloths,
(one Manufacturer haring used 4.00 bbls. the past year)
and as a paint for any purpose Is unsurpassed for holy,
durability, elasticity and adhesiveness. Price V per
bbl. of NO the , which will supply a farmer fur years to
conic. Warranted in all cases as abov o. Fond for n cir
cular wliieh gir es full par Oculars. None genuine unless
btanded in a trade mark, Grafton Mineral Paint. Per
sons can order the Paint and remit the money ens re
ceipt of the goods. Address
DANIEL BIDW ELL. 254 Pearl street, New York.
4Eir For eilloTkr ;ho pound or barrel. at Lewis' Book
Store. = Mayfithn
EAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA
TARRH treated with the utmost euccues, by J.
se.Ac's. M. D.. and Pioles.or of Diseases of the Eye and
Ear in the Medical Cativo of Itainslrednia.l2 years expel , -
ience,l formerly q(_ 14.i' llollaml,) N. 805 AltellBt.,
Phils elphia. Testimonials can Ito. seen at this Mlle°
Thu medical fatuity ars Invited to-accompany their pa
tients, as ho hoe no accrete la hIA Nactice.,
BYee lneeftoda itlinut ygill. rio pliargo for examinothip
tthe.l7, 18138,1.ybm.
MARKETS.
Pffid4oktertiA, Nov 7, 1863.
' • tWldot.va4.l.% ideicur.
Met FlopF market continuo* quiet, add obly a few hun
dred barrels were taken In lots by the home consumers.
Supertiqo Fleur at $9,0 7,2s;*extra at $7.03; (#) 8 fancy
Western extra (madly $8.00639, 75; Pennsylvania do do
$9,50 and fancy brands 382,00631.3,50 according to quality
Ilyo flour $8,2563,5.50.
There is very little Prime Wheat offering, andillin
sedation Is in steady request at full Micas. •blit liffettior
grades aro neglicted. Sales of 3000 bushels now red at
$2,00632,10, met 1000 bushels ataberat $l2O. lkye is un•
changed. Cities of SW bushels new Western at $1,50.
Corn is scare and advancing, yellosv at $1,17 Western,
mixed ut $1,20(3)1,27. Oats are in good request at an ad
vance. Sales of WOO bushels new Pennsylvania at 006370
cents. Nothing doing in Barley and :Reit $2,99.. . . •
Pirrsutaton, Nov. 7.— Flaw. —Tbe market Is decreased.
110 quote sales of spring •ulteite Frotir 'a2 33,56,45,75,
Inter Floor at $9,50639.75 fAncyat $12313,00.
Wheat, red, $1,800)1,85 'and fur • White, 32,03,02,12
Corn frontiliret handset $l,llO. Rye, $1.35 per bushel. Oats
9263113 c; Barley 2,10a52,15. PottitJeh read) Blew 5,75 bbl
baths Lardl7c. huller V,O,Pse . ib, Eggs 32 d,O
;FINANCIAL.' ;: V.. ;.
MIR' Tonic Nor. 7.''lit'oliciosed - a 1•51,3131. ' - --' J ;
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
.
conitEcTEßTFEii,y BY liR r ISY,/4 CO.
' $•
' - ' • yucg.r.sAts PRICISiI• • '- • •
Superfip,eFlour,....... -43.00 FentltOrS il 1 SO
Extra Flour, ..... ........ ..o,oo',Fraxebeds2,2s
Family Flour 10,00 Ilea ' , O lb ....... ........... ..40
Bell Wheat • 1,00 Ilam, tnnoked 25
White Wheat, • ' 2,00 Ilarik ton - 10,00
Apple Butter 11 gallon-1,25 lard
Bark per cord 3,00 Large Oniotid p bus ' 100
Ent Icy '- 1.20 Mixed Cbpl 2,40
.. . . .._
Oats • ' ' 60
Potatoes %1 bpi 800111,00
Plaster per tria • •• 10,00
RassilD 4
Ityo , 1 "5
Ryet ",50
• " ' "
Butter,
BrAil 3S cwt ' 1,24
Wroome 7 0 dui " 3,0004,60
'Seeewax lb 30
J 1014164 ,1 but - 6,00
Chickens 25
13 , 8 Strll%; 7 B, blqllpo
Cwt........:...
Country Soap
Corn
-....- , .
Shollblor
$010!
rol low 100 1..
Timothy 2,00
Enrkeyn ril lb ' 10
Wool il lb W®ls
Pods 11 lb 12
111111 . 11(1ml , i 1 ton $7,00
; Pig 1 dal . 1,1 ton $75@ 50
'Lumberlt 1000 ft-412030
lEblogies, linpsal do.sloolB
Joint, " Ujiel)B
Coln Alegi 11 ...... 2,40;
Dried Apples Vbu ...... ...2,25
D aed Cherries IA quart...4l2
Dried Peaches p? 15
Dried Deer' •" "5
Beef 13 lb • '
Brood Top Coal %1 ton .:43,60
(liven Apples bus • $l,OOl
Cloverseed 64th. $6,00
Vbils 02,00
Cipwo 1.5020 cis. '6 , lb
Etta ^0
Desirable Daildlng . Lots . For Sale,
FORTY-THREE BtfitranNa LOTS,
situate in the borough of MARYSVILLE; Perry Co.,
Penne., fronting on Main street and extending to the
Suequehanna river. -Theynro the most desirable located
Lote in the borough, being :immediately adjacent to the
stateine of the Pennejlvania Central and Northern Cow
trot Railrenda.. ,
For further information inquire of D. GI RIB at Marys
ville Station, orlo BENJAMIN REIFF, lit South Front
ai
strt; Philailelithin. • no4.3m*
PUBLIC SALE of Real ;Estate.
T ILL be 'offered at Publie Sale on
rY r the - promisee,
04 Thursday, 19th of November; UN,
At 10 o'clock, a. m., nil that Valuable Farm situated in
WALKER township, Huntingdon county, about 1 mile
south east of McConuellatown, adjoining tho Broad Top
Railroad Station, containing Igo ACRES more or lean,
about 75 acres of which are under cultivation, and the
balanco covered with good timber, principally
rock oak, having 'thereon a good LOU 1101.1SIL
and bank Earn, a lino Orchard of. choke fault, a
good well of water and stream of running orator,
near the house. Immediate poeseasion given, Terms :
made known on tho day of sale,
" GEORGE SOIIAFEI,
noLlt. , . . Admr. of ..I.nub Schafer, deed.
Valuable Town Property Par Sale.`_
\V
c:
ILL ho sold at Public n the
'premises In ins borongli ottassrllie, ;
On Wednesday,. Novembet 25th;. 1868,
'At 10 o'clock, e. LEE In the cosier of sold 'viloget
known on the Diamond or .11natlproperty,
thereon st a te DWELLING 1101.1.2 E, 20 by 40'
foot, two stories high. Also, a two•story: brick !I ,
Stare itoom with basement, 10. b 3• SL foot, e ,__ R
Time Warehouse,- stable and other ontlwilldingss• 'The
property is bounded' by public streets on elbsides, tusk,
ing it the must convenient business location (he Till
Inge.• .
•Also, a LOT of ground 13 ing oa the went side to the
Lack street adjoining:lots of Lemuel Green, E. B. Wileon
and others, containing one and a ball perm!, leers or loge.
Conditions of sale will be moderate and made known
on said day. -
MEI
TllO9. Duaptcom int. E. milluluixrq.
.THOS, BURCHINELL es SON,
Ilf
:• ; .
tNOFACTIIRERS OF
SASH,. DOORS, SHUTTERS,
FLOORING-,
Arid all kinds of Building ilfaterial,
HUNTIN-GDOItt,
PACK AGAIN I . ,
. ,
. . . .
NEW STORE and NEW.GOODS!'
Benjamin fabobs
Respectfully informs hie old friends and the public
generally, that he has again located in the borough of
timeririonos. and has opened a very large and entire new
stock of Goods in Saxton'e Store Room opposite Lewis'
Book Store, consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTH:.
ING, HATS and CAPS, ROOTS ,
and SHOES, QUEENSWARE,
.and ENT.B.RY VARIETY,OF:,
--GOODS •
To by found in the beat elfin/sin theldneo,. 01/ of whlcb
ho %ill moll at prices to snit , the Hines,. and hopes to re.
oleo a liberal share of patronage front II generous public.
Deal forget to give men call and 1.• will try to please
you with Goode and prices..
. BENJAMIN JACOBS.
Sept. 30, 1866. .1
- :NEW, •
LEATHER . .ETORE.
rilllE undersigned would respectfully
.11 announce that, in connection with their TANI9III.Y,
they hare Juet opened a splendid aseorlTer4 of • - =
FINE LEATHER,
Consistingcr,
n par of
FItENCII CALF SKIN,
•
• •
MOROCCO,
•
LININGS, •
•
BINDINGS,
'SOLE, ' '
UPPER,
If ARNESS, • •
SKIRTING, SiC.,
Together with a general assortment of
The trade is invited to cull and examine our bunk,
Fiore on WU sueet, two doors west of the Presbyte
rian elireli.
'the bighest prjcepaid for HIDE'? mid BARK,
0, Hi - MILLER & SON.
Huntingdon, 0o1:1 1868 '
Mil
TYRONE: CITY
Hardware Store.
ORLANDO L. SWOOPE.
!*- -
•••••• • [MBAR JUNIATA RRIRGR.I-- •'-
„
TYRONE •PENN'A.
Hardware entlety, - Otis, Paints
••
and Glass, - -
I would respectfully call attention:of Farmeri, Build
ers. Saddlers, Coach Makers, Blacksmiths and Mechanics
generally to i nspection of my well selected etotk. It com
prises a toll supply of goods In my line.
lIAIng bad a number of- years expatierico in tbei hnsl
ncss.-hothiwtbo city and country, 1 am enabled to buy
as law; and sell aceordingly as auy other liouselb the
vicinity.
1 respectfully solicit a call, and 1%111 ypdeayor toplenao
as regarlls kips; and ktiallty. -
•.iffr - ,,T.ERJIB NETT C45U.V41.
ORLANDO L. MOM,
;. Tyrone, Pile co, re.
• - •
niIIORSEMEN and FAtimnits:
-DR. R. BOBS'S - . GREAT: ELORSE
POWD/iR will. cure the ,worst Onlla, Cato, and
Open Soros on Horne and Cattle, from ono to six days.
Price 60 Gauls poi box.
'NO cIJFIE I, 'NO rat!
' • Sold by all "DiaggiOt4..
All orders promptly attended to by. mall.
Office 54 North . Sixth ' Street , 84 Fiber,
PHILADELPHIi,'PBNNA.
03msopt3. .
000.0. Mit. MILTON Moritz. sANUzi A. aTeri;
THE FIRM OF STEELi LYTLE &
STEEL having located on theli tract ;Timid with.'
lu two miles of thekorengirotilontingdou, a
STEAM SAW; MILL
, . .
are prepared to manufucture all kinds of - -
OAK AND PINE.I4II4p.ER..
The mill will Po cud to its ittnaNit P4POPI4i And will be
in operation daring the entire summer and pnrt of the
ngtluuu nteuths : They ennblocr to inhibit Lunt.
Ler itillirgo inutittities, and Oran dimenaiona; at the IoW
ea cash prices. '
0 ' derS lenpctently splicited. Limiter dpihrepant the
ITtiml.ritnilrotid, taunt; . • •'-.
.11untingdon, April 22, upg : tr • . •,
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID
HUNTINGDON INSURANCE '-,
AGENCY.
, .
ARMITAGE & MoOARTRY,
' KINTIISIOP ON PA. -'
Represent lII° most reliable Companies in
Itlio Country. Rittne its low as to nonsistout
wtth rollablo indomutty. t sop 2, 'OS.
_ '
Otal Represented over ff7.1,.000,0
CONRAD MEYER,
INVENTOR AND dfaxIMACTVIIat OF THE
elettral,co Iron Frgule
Warerooms, No. 722 /Lich St., PliSh.
ILts received the Prize Medal of the World's Groat Eab
bitten, London, Eng. The highest Prizes awarded wise
and herover eshibled. [Established 1 . 823.]
sepLiio;o3.3ln.
Fall Styles for 1868.
(Successor to W. P. ItUDOLPII)
i fit r i s AP/21 m.3Luaol
In tide department, which will at all times receive my
r strict attention, I linen a well nisorted display of
Hats mid Caps, all styles, from BO cents to
$lO, Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Neck Ties, Col.
lare, llostory, had ovary articlu kept iu a
first class Furnishing Strum.
FIATS AND CAPS ' A
SPECIALTY.
By promptly meeting:the wants of all, I hope to moot
with such pstronage;frem the public as will enable mo
to keep continually on baud a largo and well selected
stock of that class goods, Whilst keeping up to 'the
fashion In every article, I will also soil cheaper than the
cheapest. • •
• ' ' 0 0. E. Iilac0111;
OppOsitt; Ulster's New Building.
Huntingdon, Oct. 14, 1565.
- - -
Agent for !rho o. Rena,
THE PIACETO BUY
CHEAP GOODS
FOR FALL 'and - WINTER, -
• ililltit 11110.
Respectfully Inform the public generally, that they
harp pukVecelyed a large and splemititatoolv of goods at
their Moro in iluntingdon, ctimisting In part of
SILKS,
e••• DRY' GOODS; '
DRESS GOODS,
- , BOOTS SHOES,
HATS; CAPS; TIN WARE,
LADLES'-FANCY
HOOP SKIJITS,Bmvairs, BUTTONS,
WOOD AND WILLOW TV A R .E,
QUEENS WARE, HARDWARE,
PROVISIONS,' GROCERIES,
,; • :CRACKERS,' NOTIONS . ; • • • •
TOBACCO, SEGARS,
GLASS, NAILS,
FISH, SALT,
Also, CARL' as and OIL-CLOTH,
40 in fact everything that Is usually kept in
_ft Orstclasa
strife)" ell wideli livefmbaugitc; law yprf cap' nod vain
mild at corrmilSondingly tow prices gor eash)or country
produce and, requeatthe patina to•gtvo • usiq call. berme
purchasing elsewheimfaelingtiatieflad'-we can elleiatipc.
a for Inducements to cash buyers.
We respectfully solicit tho patronage of all, and tlio
public are cordially invited to examine cur goods.
!' Everything bilioutu eXchange for goods except protul
iluntingion, nov: 4, 1868.
Can'.t Be • Beaten
JOIIN.II. WESTI3IIOOK. 141
Respectfully fn'forin ' s the citizens of Iluttingdou and
vicinity that he Imajaat reeplued from tho oity p Asa ap4
spleetlltl stook of . ! 4 •
GROCERIES CONFECTIONERIES
.. 1300TS cSHo.Es,TrA.Ts & 0,11 5 8 i
SierY ,i l 4sless daipet
- Trunks gPs (Pc &a &c.
all of wthcli he to p . reicited th on et kreatlirediteed prices
Don't forget the old stand in the Diamond. Old custo:
mere and the public generally 4e invited to call.
/tuctingtlon, oct. 2S,
CHEAR:, , OROOERY- STORE',
HILL ST:, me'r:l7OlllM.ll"3333EL, • -
TiUNTWGI)O3 ;' PA.
rrIHE undersigneddOffers for the , in.
suction and purchase of customers a large and as.
sorted stock of Ch °corms, Provlsiaos, kc. Ho feels sods•
lied they coo be necomodated with anylbjpg in his lino.
Ills pt leos are low, up,' his st.o4 fFesh opd good. Re
kappa the best of
- (.JG OOFFEE,
TEAS, SPICES, SALT,
TQBACCO sgg-ARC,
•,.
, • BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS CAPS; &c:
ALSO—
HAMS,BIRYULDERS, SIDES, •-
.IICLASSES, OILS, VINEGAR, ,
FISH; CHEESE, FLOUR RICA
'And NOTIONS of every kind.
A aelea eiOClc Of DRY 000D9, together with QUEENS.
WARE, and all other articles kept in a well regulated
establishmeg fcr 8.10 at reasonable prices.
. 1 9.1t — '111s - stoic is on - Itill itieet. nearly opposite the
Dank, and in Hot room formerly occupied by D. Orove.
Coll sad examine. Z. YENTER.
Uttntingdop, oct. 28080 . •.'
A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK. OF
LADIES' AND GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
BE=
c'~~.l~~
LADIES' DEPARTMENT
WINTER GOODS,
Drovi Trimmings, Cloak and Sacquo Tett},
mings. Drom Buttons ' Gloves, Voila, Zephyr
Knit Shawls, Nnbias,lloods. &Wags, Hand.
kerchiefs, Poll slats. Belts nod Bolting,
Velvet Ribbons. Corsets, Hosiery, and Went
st3lo &minus from $5 to $3O.
GENTS' DEPARTMENT.
HEAD' QVUTERS
FQA
NEW GOOPPft.
D. P. ,
ANYMPJAi ; TEIIII PUBLIC
-
JUT ORPIED ~
A: .
SPLIPIDLI STOCK of NEW GOODS
THAT
_ PAN'T B E
_PEAT
.
.ICHHAPNESS AND QUALPVL
D. P.' GWIN.
u.ntiiitihn, April 15; 1888, :
Oc6EopSKAEFFEI47-
Ilds Just toturned from •
tlio 'ecpt with n
41(E.DiDP
OF
,
BOOTS, 5110 ES, GAITERS, tea,
Which ho offers to the Inapectlon of his customers and
the phltltc generally. Ito will, sell his illog.k. at 90 post
• REASOIY,/).BLP PRICES,
and 0 ,,, §0 w ho purclintUtonCo will surely call again.
BOOTS ,C SHOES" MADE TO QllDEfl,
and IMPAIRING dope in the neatest and most cxpedl•
Cons Manlier. " t • '
Call upon' Mr. - Schaeffer at hits shop on fill street, a
(ow doors Nest pl • the Dlotusud. Qct. 4,1808.
Nplw B O O T AND /SUOB STORE
'WM:AFRICA
opt r elra m t ' htls'urdurtuicudlnaq: has Just
Sluntlagdon,
A' Fine Assortment of all kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.'
All of which ho will sell at fair Qufcleania and
small prfilits. Call and examine my stock.
Man (gat:luring and Repairing done to order as usual.
ilunliugdon, Vet. 25, 1.968.
' •
GREAT BARGES
Cunningham & Carmon's
Corner or Railroad engArontgomery Stn.!
HUNTINGDON, PA..
WE would call special attention tq
Lilo daily arrival of 011010.6 AND BNADTIVIIII
GOODS, Witch are offered at
Tempting Prices,
Conqiitiot of kfailliftil Effie of, all shades, all trgq
Poplins, Alpacas, Molanges, AYmure,• Cbintres,
beautiful line of Ono Catabrica, Darrellnue, Nola:
sooke, °foghorns, and Cliambrays.
ALSO, a MI Itrio of 1/omeStig ClOO4, /Mai as
HEAVY BLEACHO 11 LINE;
Eine Brpwn 31usliu, 40 Inches wide, Blenched ?Malin
from fa 2j yards wide, KonteekyJeans,..l?arimen!
Cassimoro, &o„ &O
Our etordcof S HOES excels anything of the kind it'll
aide of Philadelphia.
• ALSO,A largo and well adopted 'gods -. eu4tl
able for the aoaseri.
CARPETS.
We mato a apectilty or,,thfq article, and have op haßcl
0 Tory Tao at?orimfat . ,6f : 3C,
DESIRABLE PATTEARS4
bo sold lower than tlAN.bo eold•by any pther
hence outside of Phlfadolphla. We have aleo on hand
ergs stock of '2 1
Pin AM BM'
11111
which wo`aio deiiing veryi.low. , I
To oiLlor to be convinced that ours hi tho:place to . h'uY,
call and exarlil;;C. aar'gooals aml prjpeq.'
(1:1..‘1 ' • • •
We talcs ptomaire ht showing our goads, oven ,If Youth:"
not wish to buy.' /Sayan AVM please call and, get Poeffd:
cpiplyiplitim 04 cAfm9,lli;
Oct. 28, 186£1 7 tf. I
.1 ,
Cheapei. than the Cheapest'
BARGAINS'.
MIZE
1 1 tla
IS'ecoivei
TRifEnid of )
,We are. no nom Qtrering jut
mense and well-assorted stock of
Goods, at thoroughly
r reduee'd,
and unpreeeclonte4 prips
our superior fadilitles ,enabling us
to compete successfully,With the
eltoa,pes,t. ' '
Our stock consists of Groceries,
Dry GOOds;1 Notions, Hardware,
Queensware,Glassware, :Willow
and Cedar are, Table grid Floes
Oil ~Ciothp,. barPets,''.li,pgp ' and
Doo'lMats, Creeks Jugs , Stoves,
Tinware ; Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass,
Putty, Oils Paints, Drug's, Flour,
Feed, &c., &c., a1l in great
variety, at prigq.4,liatlyill
fail to •suit ,Onsumers;• *We are
also dealing in •all kinds of pcil3,4
and Luniber, our faCilitietf
these commodities being supeTiPF
to any-,other firm in t Vuntingdon.
We claiirothem as SPEOIALTIEp
'our trade,' in an
compete with n:a. : •
1/ , ,We buy, all kinds, og Grain,
Seeds, Flour and Feed, 'at the
highest' market rates; and give
the highest prices in Goods fer
Produee . ;of all ;kinds. Do not
fail to call' and
and prices; as both are sure tg
please'. • • •• •
HENRY , & Co„,
Huntingdon;
oco i B
=I
Xlo.' Pi. X410,,F.02i'
P
Fititistog;:-Eqp.y!,
BIEN
I=
DRIS6 cooosi.
AI sprig, . "
,u , oLainee, Lawns, Oingb
Prints; Ckpinips, Muslin., penims, fluo Linen M sm iiy,- 4.
Boillcs, P.cquas. 'Nil's, •••• •
A largo assortment
• .
Lathes' Fashionable Dross Trimmino,
•
Silk Fringes, Buttons, Bugles, Velvet Ribbons, et& ;
Furulsbing Goods, Stockings, Moreno, Cotton, Wool, &I
_CCclC:r , .7cresEs,
Kid of all ciddrsi Silk, Thpoad, Cation, sc., 9f all sizes,
and latest styles,,dUnder garmenfs, for
La
dies, Rents ppd Children. • . • '
Table Llned, Muslin!, Nitplcine. Doylins,ldici. 7 " phi:Ming
and Aldrting, prown,and Bleached, from 8 cents up. ,
- •
azaw scpwo
A large sleek of tho latest styles. • A largo stock of
ZeßhyrE Taros, &c. 411 clieapor than thts
cheapest, •. '
121 I>ltOom, opposite the Fiist Natiootol Book & IIoTtiog :
doti, Pa.
laSellool Books of all kinds for
sale at ore ' BookLewisSt
„ tf.
OM
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