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HUNTINGDON, PA
Wedneseay morning, Dec. 9, 1868.
LOCAL al PERSONAL
Meetings
Aforiah Lodge, No. 300, A. 7.1 f. meets second
Monday evening et each month, in Illown's building.
Standing stone IL. R. A. Chapter, No. 231. meets the
Get Tuesday evening of each month. in tiros u's building.
Juniota Lodpe, No. 1 I - , I 0 0. E. meets every Friday
evening, third floor, in Leister's building.
Standing Stone Lodge .No 84. I. ft. G T., meets every
Tuesday evening in third floor of need's building.
Arrepohoe Trite, \o. LS. I. 0 of It. At- nieets every
Thursday evening. third floor, Leister's building.
flung Men's Christian Association muds the first and
third Mond sy corning• each month. in Brown's
7inen (handl meets tho first Friday evening of each
snantli.
CH:l=2
A pack of eight or ten wolves is reported
to infest lkfifilin county.
Eight deer were_recently shipped east from
the northern part of Cambria county.
Tho Presbyterians of Hollidaysburg are
to build a church to cost $32,557.
A horse-thief who had traveled flora Lu
Larne county was arrested in Lewistown.
Services every evening this week in the
Lutheran church.
Wood, Morrell & Co.'s store in Johnstown
was broken into, the watchman overpowered,
but the burglars took nothing.
An exchange thinks the new style of hats
10.,ks lager beerish—i. e., they look as if
they were punched in with a brick.
The hog-killing sausage making pudding.
stuffing business is being conducted quite
briskly in this place
Win. Coates, a brakeman, fell off the sec
ond stock train west, near Wilmore, Cambria
county, and was killed.
The pedestrian Payne the other week, at
Buffalo, walked 100 milts in 23 hours, 29
minutes'and 57 seconds. •
The dwelling of Mr. Stewart Cowan of Ty
rone was recently entered by burglars, who
vamoosed with fifty ,dollars.
The different secret societies of Mifflin have
purchased fifteen acres of land fur the min of
$2640, fur the purpose of a cemetery.
The County Teachers' Institute meets here
next Monday the 14th. A full attendance of
teachers is requested and expected.
Farmers from Pennsylvania are making
the Valley of the Shenandoah the most pro
lific region in Virginia.
The Post Office clerks in Cleveland are all
young ladies, and pretty .too. The only
"mails" in the establishment are Uncle Sam's.
Sanford's Opery. -Troupe is in town and
will perform in the - National Hall to night.—
Jt is the best,troope in existence.
Doing off like hot-cakes—Tickets for Ma
thew's lecture. For sale at the Book Stores,
And other places.
Our merchants are looking up fur the hot
ddays. To reach the eyes, the ears, the poc
kets of all, advertise in the Gwen.
Seven persons were immersed on Sunday
last in the waters of the Juniata river, by
Rev. J. W. Plannett, pastor of the Baptist
Church of this place.
The building of a railroad from Bellefonte
to Spruce Creek, is again talked of. Why
rot; from Huntingdon - to Bellefonte, vie
Alayey's Fort ?
The Tyrono Herald favors our townsman
Hon. John Scott: for 11. S. Senator. We
might mention a score of other journals that
.talk the same way.
.Go to the lecture of Ron. R. Stockett Mn
then•s at the Court House next Friday even
ing. The proceeds are for the benefit of the
Young Men's Christian Association.
The fossil remains of a monster antediluvi
an- lizard, discovered in New Jersey, have
been set up in the Philadelphia Academy of
Sciences. It is thirty feet long.
Supt, Tussey reports in the Penna. School
Journal that teachers are very scarce and
rears that some of our schools will not be sup
plied.
.:LeVere's Dio amn exhibited in this place
last week but was not well patronized. San.
ford's Minstrel Troupe are now performing
in the National Hell.
India rubber overshoes should always be
removed when one enters a house with a
purpose of staying long. They rot leather
and injure the feet.
Mr. Noble, of Johnstown, who was so seri
ously injured, recently, by the premature
explosion of a blast, died of his injuries last
Isee)c, - - _ - _
Conrentry, Vermont, boeats of the meanest
man of the period. He presented a bill of
$36 ror the water which school children had
driink from hie well.
There jean old woman in Pittsfield, Maine,
021 years old, whosewe, knits and reads read
ily, without the aid of spectacles, and milks
a cow Wide - a day. She says the "gale now
tqays, ain't worth much."
the only individuals whom we .feel like
,puffing gratuitously are those who do all they
,ean to improve the looks of the town by im
proving their own properties. Such men de
serve to be noticed.
A Fair, 'at which articles suitable for
Christmas presents will be offered for sale,
will be held by the young Indies of the Pres-
byterian Church, in the Court House on
Thursday, December 24th.
plarion county, this State, hns a Sheriff by
the nnme of Neely. His name is 11. FL N.e
ly, and the name of the Sheriff of this county
is D. R. P. Neely—but they are not both Re
publicans.
A fire occurred in Altoona on Thursday
night of last week, resulting in the destruc
tion of several buildings. The •Railroad
House was of the number. The loss i■ esti
mated at $lO,OOO.
The question, why printers not succeed
•s well as brewers, is thus answered t "Be
cause printers work for the head and brew
ers for the stomach—and where twenty men
have stomachs but ono has brains.
The Boston Journal says that "come cler
gymen deal in rhetoric, some in logic, and
some in common sense, The first are popu
lar with most ladies, the second with most
men, and the third with an uncommonly few
pf either sex."
On remqving the-body of a child from the
Presbyterian Cemetery et liewietown, a few
days ago, which had been interred some
thirteen years, it was observed that its legs
were petrified, from the thizhe downward,
and oven its shoes were turned into stone.
District Institute- , are doing well this year.
Jteports from eleven counties have been re
ceived, and the incrcese in the attendance of
actual teachers tit these counties le 439. It
is hoped that Ifuntingdon will increase her
attendance next week,
Miss Mary Downlt, whilst standing on the
track at NilHin on Friday morning last, was
run over by a number of freight cars, and
was so severely injured as to cause her death
an hour afterwards.
Brief items, n In Orbisania style, from all
parts of the county will find a ready insertion
in the Globe, providing the friend who sends
them will send us his or her name, not to be
published but just because we want t know
who is so kind.
Another snow fell hero on 'Friday last, and
was several inches in depth. The other
snow also fell on a Friday, and was nearly
the same depth. Snow commenced falling,
again on Sunday night and the depth is now
about a fuot.
A little boy named Robert Wendell of
Conemaugh, Cambria county, while walking
across a Is-I-walk over the Cancm•tugh river,
fell in, but was rescued before ho was drown
ed. The same day Miss Mary Glasser fell
from the same walk and was alas saved.
Cyrus Wertz of Brown township, Mifflin
county, a Nimrod about 21 years of age, has
killed five deer during the past few weeks—
one week before last, and four last week in
the Seven Mountains, the largest of which
weighed 160 pounds dressed.
Prof. Day, the colored preacher, don't take
as well as in Altoona as he did here. There
he was advertised to lecture, but as there
was only an audience of a dozen persons, he
thought it wasn't policy to waste his elo
quence on a "beggarly account of empty
benches."
From the number of wolves, bears, deer'
etc., that have been reported in this and
neighboring counties this year, it would seem
that we were in the wilds of Africa or some
other undiscovered country. We will have
to get a Dr. Livingstone or Gerard to fit out
en exploration.
S. T. Brown and R. B. Brown will take
seats in the next Legislature for the first
time. They are brothers—S. T. is a lawyer
in Huntingdon and R. B. is an editor—R. B.
is a Democrat and S. T. is a Republican.—
They were bed-fellows once upon a time, but
it is supposed they will be at loggerheads po
litically in Harrisburg this winter.
Christmas is coining and the young folks
are counting the days. Parents must be
looking around and get ready to make glad
the hearts of their little ones. Toys, candies
and fruit in great variety can be hail for one
cent and upwards at the Grocery and Varie
ty Store of I. D. Massey & Cu., next door to
Lewis' Book Store.
As the boys and girls have resumed their
usual practice of sledding down bill, we pub
lish the following for their benefit as a w mr t.
ing to be careful : "On Toes lay loot, a little
daughter of Mr. Lewis Hoover, while sliding
down a hill in Ebensburg, had ono of her
legs broken near the snide by the sled upon
which she was sitting running apinst a tree.
Tho editor of the Somerset Democrat
boasted of having more handsome babies in
that place than can be found in any other
place in the world ; whereupon the editor of
the Bedford Gazette boasts that he can trot
out the prettiest and larAest porkers that can
be found in a single pen anywhere. We
can't see where the comparison properly
comes in between pork and babies.
Last week we were pained to record the
death of Mr. N. R. Att ; this week we have
to chronicle the death of Mr. C. Hester Hogg,
another citizen of this place, who was horri
bly murdered about six o'clock on Friday
morning last. His cries awakened the neigh
borhood, but before the citizens could arrive
upon the scene his throat was cut from ear
to ear, and the gurgling in his windpipe be
tokened his untimely demise. The man who
committed the outrage, who is a colored men
by the name of Rubinson, was seen to jump
the fence, but after that nothing was heard
of him.
Itoma from Orbloon's'.
Orhisonia has a Sriustrel Troupe
Ruckhill Furnace is in full blast.
Ililnwood Academy, at Shade Gap, is
flourishing.
A Walker—the man that walked off with
ahother man's wife from church and did not
discover his mistake until he was half way
home.
II
Of new goods at Henry & Co.'s. Ladies'
Cloth Sacques, handsomely trimmed; Ladies'
Shawls, bright colors, at low figures ; Ladies'
Breakfast Shawls ; Zephyr Hoods, latest
styles ;Ladies' Furs at very low prices; black,
brown and . gold mixed Water-proof Cloaks ;
Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Queensware, &c., &e. Call
and examine. It HENRY & CO.
Samford , e Troupe.
This Troupe of Minstrels performed in the
National Mil of thii place last evening, and
the audience was respectably large. The
performance of this Troupe is well worth
seeing, and none who were present last night
regretted going, but, rather, eager. to go
again. For twenty years Mr. Sanford has
had a desire to e4hibit in this place, but the
want of a hall has prevented him, but now
that the great Original Comedian is here at
tended by a first-class Troupe of Artistes, it
is hoped that he will not leave disappointed.
To-night is his last in this place, then give
him aped turn- , out. Change of programme.
The Vicissitudes pf Fortune
Cannot destroy, m emelt culture. Ed.
ucation rises above panics and the
fluctuations of trade. Knowledge and
rennet - omit are hotter than gold. Your
daughters can enjoy superior advan
ta.,cs at the Hollidaysburg Seminary.
orrrm
For the benefit of the Young Men's
Christian Association, of Huntingdon.
Hon. Stockett Matthews, of Maryland,
will deliver a lecture in the Court
House ) , on Friday evening, December
11th. Sulject, "Romance of American
Progress." This lecture will be en
tirely unpolitical, but not altogether
unpootical.
What makes your hair so beautiful?
Mrs. S A. Allen's Improved (new style)
Hair Restorer or pressing, (in onebottle)
Price One Dollar. Every Druggist
sells it.
.Choice Ohio apple butter, $1,20
per gallon ; apples by the barral, bush
el or peck, at D. Africa & Co's Family
Grocery, Candy grid Toy Store. it* •
To the Public..
.Sleighs and Buggies for sale by
DAVID INIENGLE, Huntingdon, Pa. 2t.*
Prescott for the Iloltdays,
BookA, Fancy Articles, etc., etc., a
Itswia' Book More.
Proceedings of the Borough Council
The Council met. Present: Chief
Burgess, Mr. Glazier; Assistant Bur
gess, Mr. Miller; Council, Messrs. Black,
Carmen, Fisher, Jackson nod Port.
The minutes of the last stated and
special meetings were read.
The Sooretary read a communisa
tion from S. A. Black, Superintendent
of the Middle Division, of Pennsylva
nia Railroad, in reply to his letter to
Mr. 8., in relation to the fast running
of trains, &c, on Allegheny street, writ
ten in compliance with a resolution of
the Council adopted Nov. 6, 1868.
On motion of Mr. Fisher and Mr.
Miller, it was,
Resolved, That the Burgess and Corn
mittee ou streets be and they are here
by instructed to call upon Ilon.George
Taylor, and with bum examine the
northern end of Washington street, as
certain if the road bed is in proper
condition to be McAdamized and make
report to the next stated meeting.
On motion of Mr. Miller and Mr
Port, it was,
Resolved, That the committee on
streets be and they are hereby author
ized and required to direct the Street
Commissioner, to make such repairs
upon the streets as to theta may seem
necessary, and that all other work up
on the streets shall ho postponed until
spring.
Bills were read and orders were
granted as follows :
Henry 4 Co., Lumbar, &c., $4,30
Johnston & Matson, tuerehan
dize, $4,07
Gas Co., gas for November, $16,80
Check Roll of St. Com missioner,slls,2s
Andrew MCCoy, brick, $20,00
Mr. Miller read in place a bill enti
tled "An act authorizing a loan to the
borough of Huntingdon, for the pur
pose of purchasing a lot of ground and
erecting an engine house thereon."
On motion the rules were suspended
in relation to said bill and it was read
a second and third time and passed
finally.
On motion of Mr. Fisher, it was,
Resolved, That the resolution author.
izing the Burgess to make application
to the Legislature, at its next session
for authority to levy a tux for borough
purposes to an amount not exceeding
ono cent on the dollar, on the assessed
value of the property within the bor
ough, passed on the 4th day of Octo
ber last, be and the same is hereby al
tered and amended so AS to fix eight
mills on the dollar as the maximum
amount of tax to be authorized to he
levied. Adjourned.
December 4th, 186 R.
AN Any authorizing a loran to the borough of
Huntingdon, for the purpoeeof purchasing
a lot of grow• d and electing an engine
house thereon.
WIIEREA., it has became necessary to pro
vide a house for the safe keeping of the tire
engines belonging to the ourporetion i end in
order to purchase suitable ground, and erect
a sufficient building,n loan to the borough will
be required, therefore,
Be it enacted by the Burgess and Town
Council of the Borough of Huntingdon (mem,
bled : SEC. 1. That the Burgess, or a major
ity of them, be and they are hereby authori
zed to borrow on the credit of the borough,
the sum of four thousand dollars, for which
certificates snail be issued for amounts not
less than ono hundred dollare each redeema
ble on the first day of January, 1875, bear,
ing six per cent interest, payable semi-annu•
ally on the first days of January and July
in each vear.
SEC. That the money en obtained shall
be applied to the purchase of a suitable lot of
ground and the erection thereon of a house
fur the use of the engines. -
Sec. 3. That if the said Burgesses or a ma•
jority of them shall deem it expedient, they
shall advertise in some newspaper or news
papers fur proposals fir taking said loans.
Passed, December 4th, 1868.
[Signed] • Ilmsny GLA4II3It,
Chief Burgess.
1 Attest I J. Stursos Armtek,
lt. Secretary.
ta -. A. large lot' of Buffalo Robes
fresh from the hands of the Red Dien,
of the very best quality are offered to
the public by nsnEtt & SONS.
Deo. 2-3 t.
AN . ICE HOUSE EASILY MADE.—A
correspondent of the Western Rural
gives this bit of practical experience :
Last January 1 drew one load of saw
dust and spread on the ground on the
north side of my horse barn, then
drew the ice (sawed in square cakes)
and built up a square pile some eight
by ten feet and seven or eight high,
filling up the spaces between the cakes
with younded ice. I then sat up scant
ling and built a board house around it
two feet larger each way than the ice;
then filled in saw dust around, and
two or three feet on top, and covered
with boards and slabs. We have used
freely through the season, sold to pic
nic parties, given away to sick • neigh
bors, and have plenty of ice yet.
Toys, Toys
The largest and best selection in the
county; Fancy candies of all kinds;
common candies of all kinds; Figs,
Raisins', Prunes, Citron, and every
thing that is palatable for the Holi
days, at D. Africa & Co's variety store.
Resolution of Thanks
Wilma Ens, During the sitting of the Quar
terly District Convention for this District,
held in this place, ninny of the Delegates in
attendance were entertained by persons who
were not members of our order, and, we
deem it proper that their kindness should be
recognized by us as a'Ludge, therefore -
Resolved, That the 'thanks of Standing
Stone Lodge, Ni,. 85, I. 0. of G. T.; are here
by tendered to our friends who, thus gener
ously assisted in entertaining the Conven
tion.
Resolved, That this resolution and pream
ble be published in our town papers,
Be — The Best in the Market Choice
fresh Prunes, Itaisins, Currants, Dates,
Peaches, Cranberries, etc , etc , ucst
door to Lewis' Book Store.
1 11. MASSEY & CO.
ItgOn transcribing our list at the
close of the campaign we unintention
ally omitted several names we should
have pontinued on the list. We shall
make all right whenever informed of
our neglect to give the full time sub
spribitd for.
444i-4.11 persons desiring Fora of any
quality, Eitylo, oq prico, eau not fail of
being suited by the , mammoth stock
just opened by - Vistaint& SoNs.
itAylist Is in It
A handsomo present for old and
young, at I. D. MAssEY & Co's Variety
Store.
gar Cranberries, Raisins, Currants,
oityoa !incl Minot) Moat at
• lIENRY St ! Oct.
8 - "!'Gorman and English Almanacs
for isq?, at Lowy Book §t.0.r0?..
sw'lt is strange to see with what careless.
nese some invalids attend to their health.
They will procure a box of Plantation
tore, which ought to be used up in a month or
six weeks, and upon inquiry it is found that
they have used only two or three bottles.
Some days they have used it according to the
directions, and others have not touched it.
The whole trial hos been irregular, and of
course a less favorable result has come from
their use. If it be true that "what is worth
doing at all is worth doing well," how em
phatically is it true in matters relating to the
health. A few IMttles of Plantation Bitters
have often wrought wonders, while in other
instances disease has only been subdued after
weeks of resistance.
MAGNOLIA WATER.—SUpOdOr to the best
imported German Culogne, and sold at half
the price. tf
Christmas Presents
Persona wishing to buy Christmas
presents for their wife, daughter, sis
ter or friend, will find the very articles
they want at B. M. Greene's Music
Store, where they can buy at from 10
to 15 per cent less than at tho manu
facturers, Pianoes. Organs, Melodeons,
Guitars, Violins, Flutings, A ccordeons,
Concertinas, Fifes, Flutes, Music Port
folios, &e , &e. Ho is also agent for
Grover & Baker's unequalled Sewing
Machines. He is selling at very near
ly cost.
ger GROCERIES,
FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERY,
&c., &c , &c , &c
Call in one door west of Lewis' Book
Storo, and you will find a large assort
mont of the best Confectionery, Fruits,
Groceries, Toys, &c., &c., &e., too nu.
morons too mention.
tf I. D. MASSEY & CO.
Sleds for Boys.
A fine assortment at MASSEY & CO'S ,
next door to Lewis' Book Ste e.
Now Styles of Wall Paper for
1869, already received and ,for sale
CHEAP at Lewis' Book Stoi.e..
110—Supt. TUssey"will hold opocial exami
nation of Teachers in the Court House on
Saturday next, the 12th, commencing 9 a: m.
—Notions, too numerous to mention,
for.sale at Lewis' Book Store.
MARRIED,
At the Jackson House, on the 2d
inst., by Rev. R. E. Wilson, Mr. DAVID
WEAVER and Miss ELIZABETH MOUN
TAIN, all of Huntingdon Co., Pa.
At the residence of the bride's fath
er, on the 3d inst.,_by the same, Mr.
ALVRED DALE of Centre county, and
Miss LIMA BARTOL of Huntingdon.
At the residence of Simeon -Wright,
Esq., Nov. 29th, by the Rev. S. A.
Crereling, Mr. S. P. WENSEL, of Mt.
Union, and MISS MARTHA J. WRIGHT,
of Calvin.
At the M E. Parsonage in Cassville,
Dec. 3d, by Rev. S A. Crevoling, Mr.
MILES QUERTIY, of flares Valley, to
Miss MAGGIE CURFMAIV, of Trough
Creek.
On the 3d hist , at the bride's home,
by Rev. James C. Clarke, Mr. ED. S.
Asncom, of Hopewell, Bedford Co., to
Miss R. H ,•only daughter of IVm. F.
Solider, Esq., of Espy, Colombia Co.
I'a.
Well done, friend Ed., and we trust yours
will be it happy fate, free from the ills that
flesh is heir to, and may you and your lady
enjoy a long end prosperous pilgrimage on
earth and n happy inheritance above. Such
are the wishes of the printer whom you hare
remembered in the midst of your happiness.
DIED,
On the 3(.1 ir.st , at Sewickleyvillo,
Allegheny county, Pa., Mr. DUNCAN
CAMPBELL, formerly of tiliB place.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIITSICkL VITALITY cannot be attained while the diger
ti ve on gnu, lack lona and soundness. In act Ivo digestion
nit eta the whole physi nue of men, front the crown of his
head to the soles of his f. et. It is the forerunner of Dys
pepsi.i. %Rh is indiecribable miseries, and oven pi epares
the nay for worse disorders. We speak from experience.
as well as on the authority of all liberal-minded pructl
tio: en, n lie present a voluminous array of testimony in
its hirer, when tee nay that MISH LEK'S HERB BITTY:RS
not only gives instant relief to every sufferer, but affords
the means for a rkulek, effectual and perinanent cure oralt
dile..oe arising from q disordered eminent), liver, an. It
completely parities hw blood, cleanses the secretions,
corrects every In egularity of the system, re invigorates
the constitution, and restores the dittos eat organs of the
hotly to a healthy condition and proper action. Sold
every win re.
pAINTs FOR VAItIERS AN))
OTIIBIL9.—The Grafton Mineral Pala t Company
me now manufacturing the Best, Cheapest and most Du
rable 8084 in use; two coats wall put oil, mixed with
pure Linseed 011, mill lost ten or fifteen years; it is of a
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 liou•
sea, Fences, Barns, t amine and Car metiers, Pails anti
Wooden•ware, Agricultural Implements, Canal Boats,
Vessels and Ships' Bottoms, Canvas, Metal and Shingle
Beefs. (it being Fire and Water proof,) Floor 011 Cloth&
(ono Manufacturer having used 6,690 bbis. the past year)
and ne a paint for any purpose is unsurpassed for holy,
durability, elasticity and adhesiveness. Price $0 per
hbl. of SOO the , which mull supply a farmer foryearn to
come. Warranted in all cases us above. Fend for n cir
cular which gives full particulars. Bono genuine unless
branded In a trade mark, Otaiton Mineral Pahat. Per.
sons can older the Paint and remit the money on re.
ceipt of the goods. Address
It. L. FACINESTOCK. d 00, Pittsburgh,
Agents fur Pennsylvania.
Br For sale by the pound or barrel at Lewis' Hook
Store. norlB.6in
EAFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA
.tAltltll treated with the utmost success, by J.
sAACS, st. M. and lhofessor of Diseases of /he Eye and
Ahr in Ike Medical allege of Pennsylvania. 11 years exper
ience, (formerly or Leyden, Holland) 71,105 ARCH St.,
Philsdelphia. Testimonials con be seen at this office,
Tito medical faculty ars inbred to accompany their pa
tients, as Ito hue no secrets in his pi notice. Artificial
Eyes inserted without pain. No charge for examination.
June 17. 180 S-13 bun
MARKETS.
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PHILiDELPIIIA, Dec 7, 1868.
Surt, li ue Flour at $5, (?) 5,50; extra at $6 75; @ 8 fancy
Westut u rolls family $8.00g9, 50; Pennsylvania do do
$10,75 and'oancy bt ands sl2,oo®l3,6o l accordlng to quality.
ltye f10ur.57.50@,6,00.
There is rely little Prime Wheat offering, and this, de
scription to itt at- ady request at full prices, but inferior
gradel are neglected. bales of 150 u bushels new red at
$1,110@2,65, and 1400 bushels amber at $2 15. ltyo is un
e.l.anged. inks of 450 bufthels new Western at $1,51.
Cu;Cunt 18 scare and advancing, yellow at $1.24 Western.
mixed at $1.21,@1,27. Vats me in good request at an Rd
-00000. bales ut 6ta.o loushels pew l'eunsylynnla at b9®72
cents. Nothing...loh% , It Ilnriey and Halt $0,04.
rpts , lll , ofi. Dee. 7.—Floor.—The =diet is depressed.
We . (win sides 01 swing. wheat Niour at $8 00,($8,50,
winter Flour at s9,Uu@9.eo fancy at $12@13, O.
It heat. red. $1,75(91,50 and fur white, $2,05,Q,2,12
Corn trout litst,lnuldsat3,l,o. Hy 0, $135 per bushel. Oats
t,:!@utie; nal try 2,10@a2,15. rotlttues, 1 each Mow 545 bbl
Minis 203.5 e, Lard 17C. butter 3061.350 Tik; Eggs 3:1 dug.
FINANCIAL.
NT,,T YORK, Dec. I.—Gpld cloapil tit $1,36%.:
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
COERECTEp WEEKLY Ey HENRY CO
Ns' statvAr4t PRICE&
Superriporlour,
s7.sUTextlaareV4
ExtrA k lour, Ib
S 55 Flaxseed
Faintly S lour 9 50 Hopei; lb ......
Red Wheat 1,95 [lam, siankett
White IV litsti,..... .. „ ... .2,00 May Is ton 10,00
Apple Butter 11 galluti„.l.2s ~iird ' 20
Bain pt.r eqd • 8.1.10 Large Onions '0 bus 100
Bet ley 12t Mixed Clinjii . , , 2,20
Butter, 4'. oats9s
Bran IS cut I,9.slPotatoesll bus 80@1,00
w
Brons 1,1 duz.......3,00@4,00 Plaster per ton 10,00
Bees, ax 'I lb •30 Rags 1?, 4
8.,. 11 bus ' 4,00; Rye ' 135
(Thickens 25.11y0 Chopp cwt . 204
Country Soap "'' Oily° Straw 13 bundle. 10
'
Corn 90 Shorts i'il a w t...,4 - 1,60
Coin Meal 11 cwt . ' ' "7to, Shoulder
Dried Apples t/bu ...... ...242S Sides
Dried Cberriessp, quart.. , .l2 Callow ' 10 @ 11
Dried Peaches it In l5 Thnotbiy ' '''' "AM
Dried Beef' ... 26 turkeys • Ib' 10
Beale - lb . 9 Wool Il lb . 40@.15
Broad Top Coals Nu ::.$3,00 Pork se tb
Green Apples V Ipa" $l,OO (Bard Coal 13 , t0n.... 09,00
ClosoreueillStiltbs o so,oolng Metal "ti ton $36@50
Out lbst I t s la bus s2,ooLumber 13 1000 ft-412E00
Clierso . 25cts.',"i lb Shingles,. Lapea# do.slukala
.46 8 . . 0 0 "-. Joint ',. WV.
BOOKS
STATIONERY
OF ALL KINDS,
- AP,
ant.'T
Lewis' Book Store,
Huntingdon, Pa.
School Books and Stationery, Bibles, Hymn
Books, Miscellaneous Books of all kinds;
Blank Books, &Ilkley S.ihool Books, etc.,
Inks of all kinds, Notions, Perfumery, Pock
et Books. Pocket Knives, Musical Instru
ments, Wall - Paper, Window Shades and
Fixtures, etc., etc., etc. inovil.tf.
DOBBINS'
ELECTRIC
BOOT POLISH
Makes a Lasting Shine.
lhoee who block their boots on Sntnrdsy n ight with
Ordinary blacking. don't have, much shine on Sunday, as
the potted; fxdo, off; but tho shine of
BOBBINS' ELACHING
Lasts Saturday Night and all day Sunday.
IT 'WATS ANY OTHER BLACKING MADE.
Manufactured nifty by .1. B. BOBBINS, at Ids immense
Soap and Blacking Wake, Sixth btreet and German.
town Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa.
Put• ealo by Massey & Co., adjoining Lewis' Book Store,
Iluntingdun, Pa. novlB
TOYS,
JONES HOUSE,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Tim undereigned having leased time above popular and
well known house, which has been thoronghly repaired
and greatly improved, as well as entirely refurnished
throughout With elegant now fornitnre, including all the
appointments of a first class hotel, will be ready for the
reception of guests, on and after the 15th of November,
1558. nov43m.
THOMAS FARLEY,
PROPRIETOR.
BEANS! BEANS!! BEANS!!!
Having obtained n new variety of
WHITE SOW BEANS,
will di polo of thorn (put up lu sacks) at the following
rates:
1 pound, (sufficient to raise 1 bushel) Postage pre paid,
50 cents; 2 pounds 75 cents ; 3 pounds $l,OO ; 8 pounds
(1 gal.) $2,00 ; 16 pound.. delivered to Express ollico,)
$3,50; 34 bushel $6,50; 1 huvliel $12,00.
Arif•Plunt Ist of June. drills 211 inches apart, avernge
from 6to 8 grains per foot. Will ripen in about 60 to 75
days.
The cash Invariably to accompany the order. Name
and Post Office address, legibly a rition. Send soon, as
my stock Is limited.
Address. JOHN B. SHMNEFELT
Oet. 21, 'CS—em o,l3lsonin, Huntingdon County, Pa
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
H. ROBLEY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
lias removed to Hill Street, Huntingdon Pa. ono door
east of the Post Office whet., be is oterarod to do all
kinds work In las line of business. Ile has Just ticalved
a lull line of
CLOTHS,
CASS DI ERS,
0 VERCOATINGS,
and Ile Invites a call from the public, promising to funk°
gooda to order in a workmanlike mann r.
U. ROBLEY,
Merchant Tailor.
llnntlngdon, Pa., Oct. 7th, 1808.
IrADQUART BUS
FOR
Choice Groceries, Candies, Toys, &c
IS AT
D. AFRICA & CO'S.
FAMILY GROCERY. CONFECTIONERY AND VA
FIFTY STORE, HUNTINGDON, PA.
Our stock consists of all I:inds of Oroceries, Telk+, Spi
ces. Canned and Dried nulls, Cider Vinegar, Cullinton
and Fancy Snaps, of all kinds, Nair Oil, Perfnunny, Den
Knirta, Pocket Books, kc. Call and examine our stock,
and lake a view at our splendid Marble Soda Fonntain.
Don't forget tho plies—north-cast corner of Diamond.
Duutingdon, Joss 24-17 D. AFIIICA A CO.
NOTICE.
To HORSEMEN and'FARMERS.
TAM, R. ROBB'S GREATIIOR.SE
I_,, , ..rowaYit will cure tho worst Galls. Cots end
Oren Beres on norm and Cattle, from one to six days.
Price 60 Conte per box.
NO CURE I NQ PAY I
Sold by all Droggiets.
Ail orders promptly, attended 'to by
Office 54 North Sixth Strect, m Floor,
PHILADEILPIELTA, REINNA.
03tneept3.
(MN BARE, W. IL WOODS, W.R.' LOAD,
IMEO NORTH, B. MILTON SPEEN P. M. RARE.
JOHN BARE & CO
2t°
• • • ..HUNTINGDON,
CAPITAL . $50,0420.
Solicit siecsuuts from Banks, Bankers !tad others. A
libend. , Tuterest allowed OB time Deposits. All kinds of
Securities, ,bought and sold for the usual ColllllllBBioll.
Collections audio on nil points. Drafts on all Parts of
Europe supplied at the usual rated. ,
Persons depositing (iota and Sliver will receive the
same In return alas Interest. T.. 0 pArtners are Sodirid.
sally liable for oil Dello/Ito. Jy22,1808.tf
T HE NATIONAL BALL -
3ELMISSWILII:7II...EILISTriu,
, •
- EITYNTINGDON; PA ' •
Ilhis Restaurant is situated at the
bead of Franklin Street, lu the borough of. Hunt
tiogdon, 'and la open during the day and 'evening. The
beet of Wines, XX Ale and Lancaster Beer. The tahle
will ho supplied with the best fare for the public, qna OM
proprietors will make these who call on them Del at home.
Air-The Ball will be opened for Festivals, tattles,
Amusements, etc.. alcirrna & SONS,
Oct. 14, 17134—am. Proprietors
Desirable Building Lots For Sale.
L'ORTY•TiIREUI BuitanNa LOTS,
situate in the borough of 3IARYSYILLE, Perry Co.,
Penna., fronting on Main stick and extending to the
Susquehanna river. They are the most desirable located
Lots in the borough, being •immediately adjacent to the
statoins of the Pennvirania Central and Northern Cen
tral Railroads.
For further information lo..nire of D. CIEIB at Marys
yllie station, or to BENJAMIN REIFF, 116 South Front
street; Philadelphia. 1:10i.3111.
HOOP SKIRTS
MADE AT HOME :I
1 1 1:1E undersigned has commenced the
manufacture of Hoop Skirts at the Millinery store,
on TIM Street, Huntingdon, and will constantly keep on
hand an assortment of all kinds, or nutke to order any
',hiked—lima giving ladles an opportunity of pleasing
themselves in Moe and quality. All 11111 be made of the
best material and in the moat worktnpAlllo dinner. The
ladies are requested to call.
RENatri%DeaS At short notice:sn -.
SO
4425
N. B •LLatilea toehliri. at a distance can have skirts
sent by express by forwarding measurement of Lips,
waist, length tit fron.t, cad qtylavequired, whether for
walking, fall drees, os vtetsal
. . -
seSO,Sm .
111 4 j t Allost laic° mill ba paid in caelk for Dark by
olI • 11.E 2 NILY &.CO.
Hoop Skirts.
HQQp Skirts.
5e
Bent ao SPrlng,,*tit.?• *7 At. 11.13NRY C. 0%,.
jolf! —• • •
_A_ND
JOSEPH HANIGAR,
Huntingdou, ,Pp,
v" fni WiLSON'S
-
HIGHEST PREMIIIX
VIAX
Se w if - 1g Machines,
Received the only GOLD MEDAL at the
EF.POSITION, j 1867.
They tiro adapted . to nil Muds of Family Sowing nod
to the we of Feaistresws;flrssennakers, T. ilors. Manu
facturers of Shit to, Mato. Okit to. Cloaks, Mantillas,
Clothing, Bats. Cape, Corsets, Linen floods, Umbrellas,
ritiasoll, Etc. They moll: equally well upon silk, linens,
marinas end cotton goods, unlit silk, Cotton or linen
thread. They will seam, quilt, gather, hem, fell. cold,
braid, bind, and perform every rp•cies ofsewing;dlakliig
lieautifid end perfect stitch. alike on both sales of rho
lath lo sowed
The 91.1.111tiC8 which recommend them are:
I. Beauty and excellence of stitch, al ke uti both tildes or
the fabric Hewed.
2. Sin ugtlt, nrinuc, cud durability or sprim,tbat will
not rip nor ravel.
3 Ilconoin of I hriwil.
4. Atondnm nts lull nide range of application to purpo-
BC3 and mai, rats.
5. Compact [Wei mid elegance of modal and finish.
0. 5 innontity nod thorooglines9 of centtruction.
7. Freud. owrr of operation and management, and quiet
)l..S9 or nun einem.
free to on. Machines Irpt in repair Gurus
year tree of charge.
11. B. LEWIS, Agent,
1=
GLAZIER & BRO.
E=l
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
NOTIONS, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, HA7S AND CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES, GRO
CERIES,QUEENSWARE, WOOD
AND WILLOW WARE, &c., &c.
Pattie:liar attention given to Ladles' Dress Goods and
House Furnishing Goods.
Wu coo sell goods this Winter throughout, at lower flg.
tires than they have reached fur six years.
Our prices are no follows:
Calico and Muslin, from 8 ets. upward:
Yard wide bleached Muslin, 12y, eta.
Yard wido unbleached Muslin, 1 - .:% eta.
Ileovy yard wide Shooting, 14 to lb eta.
1 ins yard Bleached Muslin, 15, 18 to 20 cts.
Vida Wtonsittta Prints, only 10 ctn.
Best Qualities Prints, 11% to 15 els.
104 Whim Wool Blankets, $4,00 pr.
Heavy Double Wool Shawls, $4,00,55,00, do.
Black Alpacca, from 85 eta. up.
Wool Plaid Double Width, b 0 ets.
Hoary Plaid Poplin, st.oo ..
Other Goods In proportion.
Washington street, near the Jail.
Please call and ; and, if you are not convinced
it is to your Interest to buy from us, do not do so.
GLAZIER A BRO.
Huntingdon, Oct. 21,1169.
1868.
CLOTHING.
H. ROMAN.
DM
CLOTHING
FALL AND WINTER
JUST RT.OEIVED
11, ROMAN'S
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
For Gentlemen's Clothing of t h e best material, and tondo
in the best workmanlike manner, call at
11. ROMAN'S,
opposite the Franklin House in Market Siplarp, Minting
don, Pa.
BACK AGAIN
NEW STORE and NEW GOODS!
Benjamin Jacobs
Respectfully informs his old friends and the; pablic
generally, that he 1, so again limited in the borough of
litivvirionogoond has opened a very largo nod entire new
stock of roods m Samou's Storo Room opposite Lewin'
Book Store, consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCE RIES, CLOTH.
ING, HATS and CAPS, BOOTS
~ and SHOES, QUEENSWABE, -
and EVERY. VARIE'PY , OP- -
• GOODS
To be rental in' the best stores in theplaciy, all of which
he w ill sell at !dices to suit tho times, and hopes to re.
cetvo a liberal inhale of patronage from a generous public.
Den't forget to give me n cull and I x•ill try to please
you cull Gouda and prices,
Beth. 30, 18x,8•
11,1iNJAMIN JACOBS.
Can't Be Beaten !
J JOHN IL WESTBROOK
Respectfully informs tile citizens of Huntingdon nzd
vicinity that lie hasjult received from the city it flaw and
splendid stoat of
GROCERIES CONFECTIONERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Carpet Sacks,
Trunks, &c., &c., &e., &c.
all of which hots prepared tot ell at greatly t educed prices.
Don't forget the old atand in the Diamond. 'Old cusio
mere and the public generally are invited to cull.
Illintingdon, oct. 28, 1868.
fel GEO. SFIAEFFER
Iluejust returned from the east mitti tt.4121"
SPLENDID -STOCK
OF
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, &0.,
Which he offers to the Inspection of. his eustetuera and
the public generally. its still sell hie stock at the must
REASONABLE PRICES,
and those who purchase once will:surely call again
BOOTS “110 ES MADE TO ORDER,
and REPAIRING done In the neatest and most expedL
veils manner.
Call upon Mr. Schaeffer at his shop on 11111 street, a
row 'floors west of tho Diamond. Oct. 28, NM
N EW BOOT AND SII.Q.P-,sToBA.
IVAI. AFRICA.
Informs the public that ho has Just
opened at his old stand iu tho Diamond,
Huntingdon,
A Fine Assortment of all kinds of
LQOTS AND SHOES, '
.rpr Ladiee, Gentlemen . and .thinet;en.
All of which he will sell at fair prices. Quick saiss and
trrianpinft(s. Call and examine my steels..
Manufacturing and Repairing dune le eider as usual.
Huntingdon, Oct. 28,180.
{NOTICE. -TO ALL.
HILL STREET MARKET,-
OPPOSITE TRH FIRST NATIONAL RANA:.
p G. MORRISON reepoolfuily in
jA)4, forms the citizens of IluttlingMln and vicinity
that nu continues thu local market business in all itß Va
rious blanches, and will keep' constantly On hind
Fresh Beef, Pork '
Podding and Sausage, salt
Beef and Pori;, on :mad Fruit and Ye - getable;
Spices of all kinds, Cateups and Saucet;Teas,
Soaps, Cheese, Salt _Laid, 8:c , &c.,, „
: 2 2 -
A II of a hick lie pill continue to sell at refuel - labia prices
The highest prices paid for hides and tallow... Thomas
Colder, at Alexandria, and March & Bro., at Coffee Run,
are my agents to purchase at their places., .v
Thanklul for past patronage, I solicit a continuance of
the same. It. 0. MtlititiSON.
Huntingdon, Oct. 23, 1867.
c-7- CONRAD MEYER
g INvENtilreAliu MANUFACTURER *F THY.'
Celebrated Iron Frame Pianos,
7il'i r areßosin, No. 724,tch
liasreZeived the Prize Medal of the world's Oroot
Mon, London, Eog. The highest Prizes awarded when
'god wherever ezhihted . . (Established 1823.1
sept.3o;oB-3ra..
•
'e •", CO UNTRY AL . Can
A ,L„ bui CLOTHINCEfrom mo:l9:ll,untitidcm at
— - WHOLESALE as - ctattraft tiler*/
Hoe, as I bavt,ti wlioleanle Ktertip.Ptpdali,Lia.::._ . 17
110 MAN.
Cheaper than the Cheapest!
BARGAINS
•xAcki'. l !3l.23E3l. , crtU g.4tico3re,
West End of finn:!1 1 ,11a011 7 PooAl;
We are now offering . our im
mense and well-assorted stock of
Goods, at thoroughly reduced,
and unprecedented low prices;
our superior facilities enabling us
to compete successfully with the
cheapest.
Our stock consists of Groceries,
Dry Goods, Notions, Hardware,
Queensware, Glassware, Willow
and Cedar Ware, Table and door
Oil Cloths, Carpets, Rugs alio,
Door Mats, Crocks, Jugs, Stoves;
Tinware, Iron, Stel, Nails; Glass,
Putty, Oils, Paints, Drugs, Flour,
Feed, &c., &c., &c., all in great
variety, at prices that will not
fail to suit consumers. We aro,
also, dealing in all kinds of 'Goal
and, Lumber, our facilities in
these commodities being superior
to any other firm in Huntingdon.
We claim them as SPECIALTIES in
our trade; in which none 'Can
compete With us.
We buy all kinds of Grain,
Seeds, .Flour and Feed, at-;'the
highest market rates, and giVe
the highest prices in Goods for
Produce of all kinds.- - ; Do not
fail to call and examine our stock
and prices, as both are sure to
please.
lIONTI:VGDON, PA
oct2B
1868.
LEATHER .BTORE.
THE undersigned wouldd - respeetfuliy
announce that, in connection with their TANZattY,
they have just opened a splendid assottmorit
FINE LEATHER,
Consfiling in part of ,
FRENCH CALIF S 1
KIP,
MOROCCO,
LININGS,
BINDINGS, '
- SOLE, '
UPPER,
HARNESS,
SKIRTING, &C.,
Together with n pureai azsoktmeat of
. The trade is invited to call and (manila° our Ltock. ;
Store on BILL street, two doors west of the 'Preabytg,
rillt church. •
Tian In igliert price paid for HIDES nod BARK.
(1 IL MILLER & SON:.
iluntingdou,,Oct. 2S, MS •
Won. B. ZEIGLER,'
Furnisbing, Faucy)
Dan MN.,
Alpacas; Poplins, Plaids, Detainee, 'Lawns, Gingitants,
Prints. fine CxmW ice, Medina, Denims, fine Linen, Mar
.
sent., P India dc.
A large artortineut of
Ladies' Fashionable Dress Trimmings.
Silk Fringes, Buttons, Bugles, Velvet Ribbons, etc:
-
Furnishing Goods, Stockings, Moreno, Cotton, Wool; Lo
of all colors, Silk, Thread, Cotton, du., of alt slues
and latest styles, :Under garments of all lards, fOr La:
didi, Gouts and Childrad. -
Takla Linen, Mpslins, Napkins. Doylies, Sc.• necking
and Shtrting, Brown and Bleached, from 8 cents up.,
rLY
&DOCOA
' . A largo stock of the latest styles. A largo stock tot
Zephyrs, Yarns, Lc. All cheaper than,tho
cheapest, ' "
• Arerllcum, opposite the First National Bank, flouting-
HEAD QUARTERS
NEW ppops:
INFORMS'Iyiy,
JUST (SPITED'
SPLENDIE STOOK of NEW GOODS;
CFIEATN,ESS AND QUALITY
Ilutitingdou, Apcil,ls, 1.856.8
Vieg Hi,./ntingdgn Foundif
PLOWS, THRY.SIIING,.MACHINES
FARM BELLS, SLED, AND SLEIGH SOLES:I
WAGON BONES, IRON li.ETTLES,
,
For Furnaces, Forges,
i Gr c t. k a 3, uil , Tanneriesw Mille, Tanneries
AND 3 - 0 B WORK IN paNtail&D,,".
ARCHITECTURAL & ORIZAIENTAL 71E3ATITSIENT;
Iron Cortices and 'Verandalei, • • • • ,‘ ••
Balconies Columns and Drop Ornsureent for warden,:
portiros and set andah s,
Window Lintels and - •
, .
Cast Oruantonts tor ko lorl,Untels,
Cellar Witidots•inunls all aces, '
Chimney Tjps and pknot, • , ,
Eash Weights, Carpet Strip„;
liegnftere, Fleaterd;Corti Grates, •
'atilt Castings for coal nail wood cellars, .
Arbors, Tree-axes, Lamp-posts, Ritchie7 ; l.l6A,
Iron Rallabg for pot tiros, t elandalis, I.4lcm:des, Rootlet , '
beds.
Yard and Cemetery Foncea, etc, • •
•"‘
'Particutai attention paid' to fcn,+.7 Ct..metcry • Lss.
Address . JAMBS :13IPSOft; k'-‘;
.23,68, , ALptinsgun,
•
TTAREISBURG STONE - WARE,:
, at manufac lareee, Dieu, for.sate at . ..f>
1111.sillY
OREM
HENRY & C 0. ,;
Huntin g don, Pa,
NEW
TEDEITYMI.
~S®~®s,
THAT th -If4S
THAT
CAYT , BE BE'AT
OQME AND SEE
, D., P. WAIN, Iv:
, ,
JAMES • SIM PSON
MAXIN,I9TIIEI,.
ISM
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