Elje 010
trUNTINGDON, TA:
Wednesday morning . , Jan. 6,_ 1869.
WM. LEWIS, '
HUGII LINDSAY, EDITORS
The',' Globe" has the largest number of
readers of any other paper published in Use
county:' Advertisers should mambo' this.
Convention of the • colored
people met in Pittsburgh on Tuesday
lest for the pu;pose of 'taking meas.
'urea' te'secure the enh•anoliimernent of
the colored men'of Pennsylvania.
• ,After tho ejection of United
States .senator, the Gubernational ques
tion .will open 'up. There are several
prominent • eatididatea and the ra6a
till bo;liver:
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•-•iti.Tbe-Penikylvania State Legis
lature ivllCrneeitte day'Tliesday. Ou
_next Tuesday, the election of a United
States Senatoixvill take place, and •it
.is'iietty generally believed that Mr.
Seett's chance' qLeirt slotted is pret
iciod.;-There". ia",notliing 'sure in
tlerefore,.:We shall „wait p -
•tiontly,for,the result.
Ps3 — The Philadelphia Morning Post,
started as a penny paper a year or so
ago, has been very successful. On the
.first of January it, made 'its appear
toce,enialied four ooltirnne and great,
Ip boaut l ided. , This journal has always
been well:conducted and shows a greitt
degree of enterprise in catering to the
*ante of its patrons:' It is now a two
'penny paper.,
"; Aitics or TILE CONFEDERACY."
his article on the !light of Jeff.
Davis, in the current number of' Pack.
bird's ~tlonthl~, Dir. E. A. Pollard makes
the remarkable Statement that the
Wilk 'the valuable documents of the
Confederate - G,overnment, including
the: correspondence of-Jefferson Da
-vim; 'exists to:day in concealment;. that
Many'days before the fall of Richmond
thi3re ,was . tt'eareful selection of iinPor-
Wt papers, especially., those in the
Am - of 'the -.President, and letters
Whidliihvolves Confidence in the North
and in Europa,, and that these wore
S,Ocretly conveYed„:ont of Richmond
antLilppesited in a .place where they
remain concealed to this time, and
will probably not be ynOttrthed in this
generation. Mr. Pollard mentions the
case of a single secret document:which
be was once permitted to see in Rich
mond, wherein eertain'parties offered
assist the -Cenfederaey by supply
inglts" Western armies for a whole
year from the granaries and maga
zines-of the-North. Such important
tettere - ana otnor OCCrot
Mr.'Pollard) still exist, were preserv
ed from the wreck and fire Of Rich
mond, and at this moment aro kept in
a manner and place which render thorn
secure againSt diacovory; lose or mutila
tion..
Amnesty Proclamation by the Pres
ident,
WASIUNOTON, Doc. 24, 1868
Whereas The President of the Uni
ted States Whereas; The
heretofore set forth sor-:
oral proclamations offering amnesty
and - pardon to persons who had been
or Were concerned in the late rebellion
against , the lawful authorityof the Go.
yernment•of tho United,States,,which
proclamations were severally issued
on lhe - Bth , day of December, 1803 ;' on
the 26th day of Maich, 1864 ;'on the
29th - day of May, 1862; on the 7th day.
of September, 1867, and on the ')4th
dityofJulyi , of the present - year r and
Theautherity of tho Fed
miff f.lovern fount having. been re este
blighati 'in v all•tlia 'States and Territo
rle's'l‘iithin the jurisdiction oftho Uni,-
ted States;' it is'beliefed that suet' pru
dential reservations and exceptions as
at the dates of the- said ' seVeral proc
lamations we're deeMod necessary and
proper,: may now bo wisely and justly
relinqUishod,"and,that,a,*universal am
peaty 'tvitid pardon 'for participation in
said: rebellion,' extended ',to all who
bavo borne - any part' therein, Will tend
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to sec'u'repOrinanent peace, okleri acid
prosperitythroaghbut the land, and to
renew and fully restore ecinfidenco and
fraterthilldeling amooirthn whale POP: -
ulittioif,rand their respoot tor' and at:-•
tiich meta, to the 'National Government,
disigned by its patriotic founders for
th o wirie ra 1 good ' '
- New,.lllarefore, be - it known that I,
And - rely' Tohnern, President' 'of the
United States, by' virtue of the power
and authority in' me vestbd by the
Constitution, and in the name of the;
sovereign people of the United States,
de fiereby,proclaiin and declare uncon•
ditionally,' and, without reservation, to'
all, and tp every.porson who directly
or indireeflY v , 'participated in the late
insurrection ner'ebbilion, a full pardon
and aninestyvfor tho'bfferico of treason
against the United States, or of adher
ing to their apathies during the bite
civil war, with restoration of all tights,
Privilegais and immunities under the
Constitution and the laws which 'have
been Made in pursitance thereof. In
testimony 'Whereof .1 have signed these
presedis 'with ray' hand, and have
caused the seal of the United States to
bo hereunto affixed.
Done at the city of Washington tho
,25th day of' Dafteinber, in the year of
our Lord 1868, and of the Inklopend
onco of. the United States of America
thO ninety-11)3rd
ANDREW ' YOU SON
the President;- ;
V. N. Szw..vp, ,acting Sec'Y,,pf §tnte.
Tho pardon and amrosty l iiroOl4#
tioiCjust leaned, ti'Y ;the .!resident in
ichKlos Jeff. Davis, Breckln r ridde, Jecol;
Thotnpson; Masonv'Slidell,.and all oth
ers who LliVere directly , or indirectly ,
engaged in tile bite . insurrection or re
bellion:‘f The portilo above named' are
now in flirekovenurttr.foß. ; • ,
'nerCireorgo 'fwiteheit who was tried
in Philadelphia last week for -the mur
der of hie naothir4n-lavr,JAire.
was found ggilty of mnrder iu•ttio first
t tjegree. ' - ' i
Flogging in Schools,
Tho following, from tbo Dubuquo .
Herald, will be road with inkoll,est
"In Chicago a parent has pl:olsecuted
a teacher in the public sehoolajor bra
tally flogging. one of ble'ehildren,
This opens thwolti questinn iiiiich?SOl
omon fondly supposed ho hadflsottled
for all dine to - entua 'when he declared
that the rod must be applied to save
the child. The wisdom of several cen
turies ago is repudiated, and there aro
those, neither' few nor foolish, who in-
Etist_that frigging, especially. in.schools
is neither healthy nor productive of
good morals.
,It is a very difficult question for so
lution by any general rule. School
systems vary, - and school
be varied to meet the require,
ments of different localities. .The object
in having a seheofis to:have ono good
enough to accomplish the education of
the-pupils. To have such a ';schoel
there must be adopted :it system of
government!whicli shall-most perfect
ly iusure `good order, - obedience and
interest. So 'mach it is easy to affirm,
but. not so easy, to dec:itre , what that
system shall be in ;every' case. The
time was not long ago in wbich•it wits
believed thitt the rod formed the. cen
tral •part .:of : tbe . -cerrect -system of
school govarnment. Then, too; there
:was always. found a well seasoned
birch in every household:- 'The ideas
of morality and' correct behavior-were,
in those days, seveie;ltntl steen;' and
the means to inculcate thorn Wore' lite
card' rigly harsh. !.• Now-I•the ' iendeney
is towards soft :words 'and -'boti-bons,
rewards instead of penalties; in schools
and families.' Ara boys growing to be
better men'thau fortnerly ? Does good
behavior grow mare luxuritintly from
candies than from the switch!? ;
Our own' opinion is 'that there 'has
been an excess of flogging,' and (real
that excess has come• the other ex
treme. There was some wisdom in
the ancient And authoritative preserip•
tion of the rod, but there has been
much folly'in; its application. !There
is a tendency in human nature :to run
things into:the' ground. gentle: up
lineation of the switch rmiy be ' , reed,
without necessarily implying
brutal beating is wholesome.
It requires a nice discriminatiori:
determine the eases where good will
follow proper corporeal' punishment.
Not every'fitther, and, unfortunately,
few teacher's, possess this diserimina•
tion. ' The subject must be thormighly
understood before 'ventui•ing upon the
dose. The offense must be :perfectly
known, and 'without exception healthy
moral flaggelation must. actonipany
the bodily penalty: Becanse'a , moje
ity of teachers, otherwiSe excellent;
are not competent to bundle the rod,
it may be well' to banish it , fibin
schools; Then what shall be' subtifitu
ted ? Ulearly in'citicti and large towni
having a well ' organized system "of
public schools the school authorities
may substitute decrees of banishment
in case of persistent offending. -There
must be rules, and every rule must
'have an :adequate penalty for its
breach. But in the country, where
necessarily the government of the
school is nlaced•wholly 'in the hand'
the teacher, and he is held respon
sible fur its snecess, it will •be more
difficult to name a substitute. 'ltis a
question worthy of candid considers
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lion.
GENERAL GRANT.
HIS PLAN OP 1tETIIBNCIL)111;NT,
The Nov York Tribune says, edito
rially this morning ,
We have splendid news front ;Wash.
ington. General Grant bas taken a
step which will endear, him still more
to every patriot. Instead of waiting
for the hour of his, new e s -Mee, ho au•
flounces a "policy" that will do ,more
good than a thousand orations. Ile
demands from Congress ,honesty, and
economy. Tito time to squander has
ceased; and if our easy-going Repro:
sentatiyes,inlefld ! to vote, millions ,for
every plausible, scheme,, , must ..ho
dope over the -veto of. the new ~Prosid
ent. This
. simple declaration ,will
save millions to. a depleted ,Treasury. ,
We must pay,our debts before,, incur
ring newones, and especially we.must
stop the' Villp}iraftle ; wv.ste l of ; money
and lands covered by ; the many rail:
road schemes. We accept General,
Grant's declaration, irr l the joyful hope ,
that we have seen an end of real estate
speculations in the unprofitable domin
ions of other countries, of immense
"lawyer's fees" for Washington, lob
byistsof,,land grants and, ;Radian
treatips 7 -ami of the astoundingifrands
in ato,eollection, of, the euelorns,,.and:
taxes. Let economy,. hp, : the word,
and the,country 7.vill,resporid 1, Arty!
Congressman
,who .presumes to .stann.
in the way will be rebuked: by,, the:
people. . General Grant is. right,. aid
tho ; natiOn will give hirn-fin .enthusitts
tie support. •
—We look for his; coming as men
who gaze through the darkest night,
and fervently yearn for morning., This
is a sign of the coming day,
; and we,
fool assured that it will be, a day of
glorious and beneficent works, of ceon
omy;,bonosty, and,poace.
Ftom Huntirigdon, Pa,
Special Correnpowlance of,Ntt3burgh
IiuNTINaboN,•PA., Dee: 21, 1868
' The ride up the Broad Top Ifailreiad
is not very interesting; the road is'
poor in its appointments, and - tlid
country through which it passes anal'
tractive. •Tllssey Mountain, the' base
of which it foll r usys, contains, however,
a veiii otvaluithlelcissil ore, which is
opened at finmerous points, and mined
at a limited extent for the distant
furnaces. Au 'experimental furnace
is, however, nearly finished 'at Biddies
burg, which may lead to 'a 'largo 'eon.'
enmption on -thisjspOt of the coals aria
the ores of this region.' " ' •' •,‘
'At Bloody, Thin, a 'village on the old
turnpike, and 'lieut. the , present 'tertn'-
i eatiOw of 'the:Railroad, there are' large
doposits'of hematite ore, in dose'
imity to the; for Ai l, vein; rind "iit
on's furnacb is another' Vargo body
. 'Of
siirtilar ore, which bee' been
Iron
izairehtesed , by the Cambria Iron 'COM:.
pany ; for the use ••of their' es'teribis , e:
railymillsrat ''Jcih nsieWn!•••••Thifi' sisiqo
company lave also recently, purchas:
ed a tract of fossil orelaud;'on ' Canoe'
Mountain, some fei4 inllea eaet'of
lidayebtirg bn tife:Yetibel,•rttn4' bieiscefes'
have 'contracted *i 1111'4110 1 44nefirooP
Altree• Feld for'stikne
tans per' month
h tth fit t" - Mc an tat Toll tin it a ti en g trt
"Tuseey"—on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, ten miles west of Huntingdon
The discovery of much of this iron
ore is ctkkei a , -t,t . l,:6;l! , seefiAi!sy of supply=
ing Johnstown,
whose operations bairn, been so oxten
fil7o that tho.origintiliource of supply
,near tfie"works liavei.:benomo nearly
'exhausted; and besides abetter quali
ty of material 4ccame necessary in
order to manafacture the steel tail
now so much in demand.
The enlargement of the canal to
this point has been provided—for - by_
an arrangement between all the canal
compAnies between here and tidewa
ter. It is to be completed by 1871.
be necesSay. order to
relievi) theirailroad of- the increasing
freight which does not pay sufficient
to compensate for the wear .and tear
of the'road, besides interfering with
the through freight which is cones❑
tritted on this,end of the road.:
The United , States Senator quogion
is much discussed at'l3edfo{•d; ae well
as other •laces I have visited, and
there appears to ho groat. imunimity
of Stintinient in .favor of Mr, Scott; he
is everywhere spoken of as possessing
every qualification. desirable for tlie
office; it was not my fortune to meet
with him, but his friends assert that
they have good lesson to hope for his
success. My next letter will be 'from
[For'llie Globe.] '
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r ldilSiOt
,
I cannot rofrbin,,from ,ocupying a
small Apace in'Your'widely„circulating
columns: , respecting an „intellectual
treat, given to [ho citizens of Philadel;
phia by Oci BUM at the Academy of
Music Saturday evening, lfith insi ~on
which occasion it was my, good fortune
to bb there. shall not, attempt• to
describe ins wonderful performance,
for this would' be a fruitless task. I
will however try to "give 'you some
faint idea of his execution'. The ,Con
bert'opene'd' With a gland Fantasia by
his pianist ,Itlghert : Lansing. _Next in
order came• Ole Bull on the violin in a
slow movement , (term. large) He did
several things, worthy, of particular, no
tice., ,`Cho setind'ebtumenee'd'iu gts
tatted, scarcely,audible; each note:in
creasing gently without a jar, until the
climax was reached, at which tint() this
audience could not help applauding.—
The next feature 'was the dobble Mac
.•; • ;
/Ito on, ono string,
,resemblipo'
that of two;
,then came the7fiageolet
notes. 1.-. have • hoard, : them played
singly and it I,Was • considered the
heighth of skill, but never,beforeicave
I heard them 'performed in thir'4 and
octaves. ,At the. Close of this
.
composi
tion the applause was tremendous and
did not cease,until the artist,eatrVetit
again, this time playing Sweet lionie.
Such sounds I,never heard Infore;'tlio
air thrthightiul was played,' lipiiii,;One
string, then in two parts,
four, doing the work of tour violins at
one time. The , next compositing in
many particulars was similar to that
of the former, in exudation, r„Khis had
the effect of bringing him out again,
when he played'thelmst Bose of Sum
mer; the pizkiento and 'bowing were
followed up so closely you would have
at the same time. The next in order
11,11 i a regular hoti.down ; the jerks and
twangs of th'o old•fiddler were perfect'
Another striking feature was a , trill•in
double notes., His' imitation of the
bagpipes was good; in truth, he•imita
tett almost every• instrument.. I' bad
almost: forgotten the imitation' of the
Mocking Bird; this was very• fine. I
question very much if - Paganitini: was
living whether he would not he in the
background. Heretofore 'the 'great
annoyance of tuning is dispensed with
at his entertainments. Stich extrabri
dinitry performance 'must iplease• and
gl'atify' the 'most' fastidious ethic.
might say a word with regard to , 'the
other performers but. lot this :suffice
for the present. ~.1 • •'
NEW ADVE,RTISEIyIENTSi.,,,
A.GRICULTUIZA 14 SOCIETY. • '
Alto nrxt regolAr .nt vtiog tt', Mr Iluntlngdoit
County A gt , (cultural r.notet) v 111 I,le held in [lie, Court
llouto, an luesthryeve or n, r run iog Cvtirt; (12tb Inst.) -•
Ity order : of tip, Atorrial 10)1.. • . ~ • ,: i :
It. IcIDITITT,
.. . , ' 1 ' , J. 31.1144LEY;' ;,
Japilt.. . . " &trot arilit. ~.
NOTICE: • .
Lrd.lh,l In 111
firm of blvis toff&
IYattamy, nr 1, rfllrmaedl to efit,oo,l,teoltet vet element.
Thny .neel looney umd nin+t till,. it 1 1 it itCeolillt4 not
bettleil by tbn blet day of 'F. brokry, n 111 Lo placed I u - the
Lands ol,ln uthder for cut Ity4tl in.
jantl.lf. .1 )lINSTON S. ATTSIM.,
MEM
The eitbtcrlb . i 0 ill. tell et Privet. , Sale tho Furniture .
,
laid Flxt uras or the Washington' Hotel.' rCrliOrlidealriug
tPP!ucb""v
ill
c'jllPPl'.
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Huntingdon, Jain: 0, ISOd. ' '
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'VAX E Q,UITOtt'S 2C OT R; 11.- .., ... ~
. , , [Estate (4' Al t.olttilt: leA)Il'. deed.], •. ,
.etterle tOstamentory,' oil the' ehlette'or Al °ego temp,
decease ,I,'loto ut, Porter twil..'llinitioglon of
hoeing
peen granted to the , un.lersigneel, all 1,0 Non, lookl/led
to the eget e ale leq lidetteer to mako imeneeliale pay lOeii t,
Mt Musa bar log i clainet,, to prevent theta duly. etytl!ieuto,
ailed for l'ettleuleot.
• ,i• i , .', • ' ,` _ AllNi.:1: L'll11P; • ; 'el
Joe. 6,,'69, eke!.
~ , e „ ~ _ , i d;,Teeptoi,,,,
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rip 0 .1
§E ANLOT;IP, OA "SAL 4:
ho untleibigneil , otret a at rt lento Fate the' MUCK
HOUSE, and Lot, in which ha now, realdaq, allwited on
Chinch Arcot In the borough of Hunti,ngdon. T h e house
la two ntori4a .lagh, 23 feet float, with an . alley, ant 46
fret bath , with a good cellar under thy ~,holo house. , A
gable, we lof good water, and other e•ithrenienees ".
IIIiNitYSTROUSIi..
Hun t ingdon, Tan. (1.31
pu.l3.l2,tcsNy.E"
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.• HOUSE 'AND LOT.
The linderidgned NiII sell at PtIIIIIC f Nl° on the prepi
lime, ut the .I?e,trugli of Huntingdon,,
!00 Tuesday, ,January 12th, 1869,
A, twastory t't ante Ill:HMO, tilled in;millt brick. and lot
adjoining: The proper ty is located on St. Clair street, Is
SO feet front and ixtends hack 200 feet, and bite a hood
ce11.,,. Sale to commence at lo o'clock, a. ea., Tomti—
t/n°.11;11( each and onc.half note.
JaeO.lte 1.FREP...1.10E11[1.9.
A,Z,U RiE N E
[cciric:EpiTitATVD, INtagol
/ For'thp'I.AUNDRY.
It la ,aarroated tot to eqeftkt prpleone.! Note
the finest labile& • 1.
FUIt F,ANIILY vivE cents,
and TWENTY cents boxes.
Each EN Tr iente bb.lty tieSidetrhaving FTVE TIMES
as wash I,qt,P,4lo,the FlVE ; conts bus, continue pocket
pin cneldon or htnery bag. " . '
Pot lintel and large ilottunity pee, it is put up in stop
sowei.,i'e;toila4 Lae proper trade Stork,' • - • •
For SalO'cit .111 A SSW Yr CO.',ED' ' Grocery.
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Deirable'Building ,Lot4or . Sate;
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pORTY-TirliZNißuir.Dirfer , 1.41'8;/
situate in JIM horOugh'of DIAItYATILLII•PettiCie.;.
fronting On Nute ittreeX,ltitd extending to the
Suaquohnnhn ricer. 'fbuy aro tho Ulna 'tlenitahld lOcatdti
Ixtlit in the boringly Veins .:XivroopttOly•?ttliseent to Ohl
:otttolus ot the lipine3l:tonta Central ext4l Northern Cent
Aral liallroatith• • • '
.
For forthet..lntorroAtioo u.ro
lune ittitlin; or to I.IM•IJADIIIg'REIFF, Lig nonth Front
t'e .'''"•••thoi4rti*
TUNIAT'A'STEAIti PE ART MILL
t.l ATPltp ia41.1a, 2 -• _
1.1 , 111 . 0ffq pithlld sale on the plondeee,
SOn tltedniiday, January 2T, 1869, -
-„„ •At one o , clock,P. 3L,
TIZEVII,NATA STEAM„PEARD
with the . o`pportensincas, Ornate near, the - canal: lathe"
west owl or the 'bbfough of 11intingdon. Thhi Mill is in
good condition t ad -worthy the nitelltlon of boalneeirmcri
Besides the 11111 there fs.eil this-tot of grourid a good
Frofile Building.calculeted for — n d letting of store - ram.
Posseaston gt uon the let of . April nun or wooer, .If
desired by the purchaser.
Terme made knimu on the day'of
J JUN K. McCA ILAN.
Huntingdon, Jan. 0
- U. B. Itsnsiteds (lirtOr, W. D. or P mrsrmrsars.
a }
Pittebarub...lnnunry 2, is.
TN - 1 1- ti.KIII3PTCY.=-In the matter of
EATRE A. B.SitTLETT, Bankrupt:
Title is to give notice, that on lho 2let ley of Deem,
boy, WS, n Wilmot" of ` Bankruptcy unit Mimed Agaltud
thb mato of T..A.YItEVA. BARTLETT, of Pirmingitam, ,
id the county of Huntingdon, arnnztato of Pennsylvania;
who Itas,been adju4od a Bankrupt, on his opt, pettifog.:
That the Payment of any debts and the delivery of ally
property' belongittg to , trues Bmtk upr, to him, or for his'
nod Bin trAnefor of any pi °pony by him; are BAN.
den by law; nod that meeting of tho 'crollitote oPOnid
Bankrupt. to prove their debta and to ohooso ono or mere
A. - ignorant hie estate, out be held at n Court of Dank.
ruptcy, to he holdall at the office of the Register in Rooks
ruPtey, at Hollidayehurg, beton JDIIII LIIIDTBDPLIER.
. t:Fq . Rislater, on tholllodAy of-Fibruhilt D.A.SGO,
et 10 o'clock, a. tn.
• Tilos. A. ROWLEY, V. B. Karelia, ;
jaralt Ae Miesenger.
.. W. F. BATHURST ,Deputy • •
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QIIERIFF SALE.I
v„,..) By virtue of a writ of FiVii Facia., directed to me
I will expos° to public 1..t1e; at tho Court House. on
THURSDAY, the 28th day of January, 18C9, Ito follow
ing property; t o w,if " • . '
All those contiguous trams and par
cels of land situate In Tod too, nship. Huntingdon Coon.
13, on the Broad , TOp Cool 31Mintaln. on thu .waters of
Sharps RUI3, one thereof containing ninety tax here" and
two peaches and alien once. the other, thereof containing
forty, seven acres aud oilidnenco,.eotivey ed to Bin said
Huntingdon and Broad Tom Munn Min 11,111 mad and Coal
Company, by 'I limas Ili ton and wife, by deed boar lag
inld,htmteen fir of Mery, A. p., 1,63.. keeordod in ,Hult
thigodon County, in Record Book I, No. 2 _, p 432 2.e.
Also, All that Certain other tract of Inuit warrantod in
the name of Gideon Hyatt, sitinote In Tool township, cont.-
ty and state aforesaid, op the Broad Top Coal Mountain,
on the mettle of Sharps Roo nforesatd, containing two
hundred acres nabs mosoune conveyed to the 2,1 11. & B.
T 31. It. It ot. Coal Company, by Philip Barnet and wile,
by do ed dated Jaimav,. 20111, 1854, ro.conokd in book K,
No: 2,' p;168.4c2 11/ ;
Also, nll that certain otho r tract of land situnto on the
Mond Top Mountain in county. ton nlohip oind'oriat o afore.
said, narranted in the name of James Entracte, known
as line "Clan fend C.l Bank Trao t," Ann the Oaten ,f'
Flowps'Rna,oomitaining four Ittudliod'entl for ty ACM" and
odious:ice Se, canveyo d to the ego' It. & II T. M. It. It.
Cool Dunpany, by Jamas Faltreken; by deed dated 'the
18th . day of November' ' A.D. 1851. Berard book I, N 0.2,
pogo 674 Ac. '
Also, all tholt 'certain Ittlor'r tenet dr' Inn Whale onilio
Broad Top 31ountain, ton u.dslp,' county and state,
- ofore•aitl, on the 'Mater of , blimps Win. warranted in the
flame 'of Ileohntin 'Pena: Conitamy, ono' hundred 1111,1
twenty across and mei, to ',ernes, idol allowance &c.;holi
ves ed to the - 2d IL I', 11.11. 11;4 Coal Company. by
deed of to eery Horton mad wife, dated the fifteenth of
Match, A 1854. Bacon doll in Book IL N 0.2, p, 67 ..teo,
Also, .11 that cc, tai,, other Duct of land st• nano Ih the
trownship„ . counOanol Hotta torero/slot, on Hoe Broad Top
31oun tide. waroan red in than:one of Prederiek Boup,con
tabling' (.4 Inincli ell am. lloro tutee and al
Ac, conveyed by dames Entrekdii, io th0r2,111`../2 B.
51.1 t. , B. & Coal Company, to) deed dated 1110 ]sth
of Nov. A. D, 18C2. Rounded in book I, N 0.2, p 575 Ac.
Also, - 011 those two eel lain 111, Oar; parcels and 'plots of
too huge tracts of land., situate on tile Blood Top Moun
tain, in tloo tontudoiy, county rind State aforesaid one
thereof warr onto d on Hoc natroi ',f Aidlomoy Cook and
Sarah tilder,Ocat td Ming 299 arr. slid 'six perches nod
ottoman.. and the other thereof cold oiling thirty one
acres end twenty lan perches with measure; tho two
pieces together ciontioltang 320 acres and'2s poaches and
alto, erica convoyed by Isaac Cook and lane. to the 2,1
It A 11. 'l'. 31. It. It. k CCM Company, boodeed d dent 800
loth day of 31 orrh, A. D. 1651. !teem do a In' book It, No.
2, pogo tot dc. t • ' • ""
Also, all 'lnc tilidividrd one half part of all that certain
tract rind parcel of laud, 0 at ranted in the moue ofJoroplo
8r05,,, .s.tuat6 In the toarnaliip, bounty anti state acme.
said, in the Broad 'fop 3loom Loon, on the waters of• , bliarps
nun, containing 175 acres and allowance Ac, convoyed to
the Bator II 2, It. T.ll. it. It. & tidal Coin:sons, by Alex. C.
tilele anti David Blair and wifes, by deed: il.oted Hole 2o th
dory of doomitory. A D. 1661. 11rc , rdod in book I, N,,.2,
p age 598 2.c. Seised. Nnhen in, r•o•cootiono, nod to, to sold
us the'poopert3 of die 1 toontlngdooi and Blinn! Top Moon.
tarn Mahood. troll Coal Company..
ASE AN:14,C0,3_11,1:1.011,7
-, • ...•c"
THE BLESSING OF PERFEC r SIGHT
Thera_ isymithirig ea valuable ns PERFECT
SIGHT, and PERFECT SIGHT
sPEtrrAcLEs I The difficulty
of procuring n•hich is
,•. „
- Messrs. LAZARUS & MORRIS;"
Ocenlists and Opticians,
I.IARTFOIiD, CONNECTICUT,
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
Perfected Spectacles
Have, after leers' of Experience, Experiment
anti the cration,t'S costly machinery; been
enabled to procure that grand desideratum,
PERFECT SPECTACLES!
which have been sold with unlimited satis
faction to the wearers
Massaelm9etis,
RhOde Island;
. ,
!Connecticut,
New Hampshire,
Verniont' and
Maine,
TEACHFR
during the past - ninir'years.
Those Csdebrate I Perfected. Speetactss neter ,
...tire"the eye, ataltist tunny S-earS
without, ditange
Messrs. Lozurus -bays appointed
AARON' STEWARD,:
31 ; ,„Watehmaker ,and Jeweller, ; ;,
Stile. Agent for 11UNTINGDON. PA.
PEDDLERS E,MPLOYE!).:SBax
U. 34118111.610FF1CT. W. D. OF PENNIMNANIAI
I'IITSUUFOII t December 12, 1808
IN BANKRUPTCY —ln the platter of
TIIOI AS JAM ES :VI AYES., 'bulk Imp t
111•11
This is to glee on.tho llth day of December
ISIIS. a Warts Leaf BankrUptcy wits ianued C7aitint Ilin
entrance AS J A ‘1 EA It AYES, of tit ay wills, in the
county of Huntingdon'. In the State or I'enns3 !rank.
cite Int, been ttdjudged a hatihrtnit nu his ou fl petition;
That the la i 3 meet of any it , bts and delively of any
prminfty belottilng to said balikt apt. to hint. or for his
1,,e, and the transtior,of any pi sporty by blot, are forbid.
den by lax,; and, that it on oting of the creditors ,of
said hatiktilpt, to prove theledrliti. and to cintice Quo or
mote AssiKmos ar bin OrtNIA; will be held lit a.Court. ce ;
Ranitritptey. to be holden at the office of the Register in
liaithrriptery,:in liollitat3ohnrg. heroin .1011 N BittiTit li l 4
1,1. N hi, hog Legettet 011 the 111th day ul January, A. D.
1869, at Itic'e:ueir. A. 31,•
TllOO. A.ROWLEY, U. 11. Mat shill,
• • ' An idevengar,
per W. Y. BATIIUItnT,
MEM
IOIIN W. 0. ITQQD9S , W. 0. Lela,
JA,111.0 MRTit, 0. NI4TUN 140000, XI. BARE.
JOHN BARE & CO.,
JES 419L1 - 1./E. 4E3 Aa 9
HUNTINGDON., PA. •
CAPITAL - - • - - $50,000.
• Solicit accdinds from flanks, !blithers and others. A
libernt 'intetest aildweil'un,,lipo Deposit's, All kinds of
Secutlties, bought and for4lte twee; courni4ion.,—
, 'Collection, ituvie,en all Odom Drafts on ell pairs of
Eittepo hopplied at the tw.' 1,1:00.
Persons depositing Wald and :diver will receive the
same In return With inteiest. pained,' urn utdlvhl•
utilly'llable for all rtrosile. " J)22.18684f
LOSSES PROMPTLY' PAID
HUNTINGDON INSURANCE
AGENCY.
ARMITAO - E',& M9OARTHY,.
ituNbisiuDoN, „•
•
Represent the Ulm mos; reliable Companies in
the Country. Bates as low as is eunsisteut
with reliabloitaleoluity. sop .2 , its&
U
Capital Represented over $14,000,0
PATRONIZE -IPME INDUSTRY•
11.0 E31,1_71Y
MEMMAPIT TAILOR,
HOW remove.' ki Mil Street, Huntingdon Pa ono door
'emit of ilia Post Okra whets . lie Is lorporail to do all
kinds ork his line of bilsinqias. lie has just resolved
full line of ' -
" ! CLOTHS,
104SSIMERS,
„ .
• '0 VP,RCOAT.J.NC44;
wad lip Invites a call from ,tbo publict,PfOstiiidpir J,p umlfo
goods 4 8 . b,r4l%ika.work wa4 . loko nunon : •••
it Runny . ..
r I •XerChall t
Oct. 4 09 . - • •
GOODS FOR THE
110L11) YS.
„ k .
IE - CALDWELL & CO,
J E \\TEL [';RS,
902 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
In addition to their larguly increa.rd Stock of
FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEW
ELRY; A RTISTIC SILVER-WA - RES
PLATED GO,RDS, tte.. s &p ,
Are now opening iitiingnilic - ent collection
FOREIGN* FANCY GOODS,
IN - METAL . MARBLE,
Tiecoiatedl Glass,' teather and
GOLDEN - BRONZE - ,
In SPECIAL DESIGNS
quarters of Europe. pArtiplarly 14 . 14pted for their
CHRISTMAS SALES.
Our arrangemou ts, both in Europa awl this country, are
such as gho us unusual facilities in the soVetiou and
eronomitol irmilootlou of our stook. It Is our wish. us
well its our intoreit, to suture to our patrons thu bowlit
orsuch uilvain wises in - ,
Modern PriccsTrougltout our Stock
•WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
Ih.c 9, '613 —tr.
TO 'IIIE PEOPLIJI
COUNTY. OF HUNTING
iluanaotios, Deem - Aber 23, 1863.)
As there appears to hu considolable trouble abont-who
shell be appointed Post Master iu our town. and it being
All Mike for which the person who may be appointed
should, 00,111lb:do a liberal Amount to sham tintritabio
purpose,,l thereforo offer myself us an applicant for the
position of Post• Master at Huntingdon, Pa; and I pro
, pose nod will agree, giving toy bond with the Contni
elopers of II um ingdoit comity.for tho fulfillment of dm
same. eladild I be appointed, to erect a Monument for do.
ceased soldiers, for , . the 'slim of •I•wo Thousand Doilnrs;
provided I ant allowed to hold Om Oleo for• the arts of
four )eat a • Soldiers in the county, or the , ft lends of our
demist d soldiers, wdl CIA for ir favor by eironlittlng 4 , 0-
,titipe In my-behalf, a•.d send the sanielo t'
, -,„ C, suMNiuns.-
USTH --=
AY.Canie 'to rcsWeoce
E A of the subecriber fp. Penn townthip, Iltintingthm
county. about the middle of May lavt,t track.. and .white
.potted SSt ttlt , lmp pOSCA teeth ,ut eau year 0tt1....3:he
owner to tequeste.l to come forwent. prore,propetty, pay
charge.. and , take hint Away; otherwise he will be ill.-
po.e4 of accenting to law.,, „
de 3,44.
~.70fIN A. StIONVALTFIR:-
$lOO 'A — MONlFlzillauniz( 1
. o .;;txyg
nothing tur.tnli.oslts seekers. but telinblo". ste . ady, prbll ° -
table t mployment, for I hose mho utalnAlylregy,
wlth.a.tt. stamp, C. L. Vlut Allen b Coi, •1 Non 'St., New
Yolk.
,a 4,
0111:1'111NO =NIsIY .AND 'USP.:FUL—A Nkw' Ifni. In
3htvic. POPULAR. MUSIC At POPCI: 4lt PRICES.
. . . .
••11ilelicycit's 11.11 f dime .S.erles of 31ttsio fa: the "
No. 1 110 tr. 1 eady.--310010 ,, and NVOI di of the Conile Song,
••CAI"EAIN JINKS Tlll, 1101t.ill 31 ItINEg QUI
RTS to follow 1111.1.11. V.. Kill% L cent, melt' Yotir Now..
dealer has it or n 11l gek.le far ',mt. Mailed on receipt of
price. Address W. 111 ECIICOL . N. PubliNher, 89
Fprlog strcot, Nog York. I • ' ' den-lw
TO THE WORKING. CLASS.
Am non prpated to fortils . ll corailant Alpploym lit to
I all eltoges et limit I...tees:ler llndr I.pala avant ate
I/1141 , 1044 new, light nodobatelliable.- Fifty Cents to gi per
et ehing is en.nly -eartd, end the boys and girls ram
nearly as mach as 411011. • ilroit inducements aro offered
All who see fluid notice please send nue their address end
test the balms Mfor 111111,41141i5.- - "If not well sett:died. 1
nail s~ nd $1 to pity for the tronble or n t Mug ate. ,Full
p.tr'tletilars sent ft et,. SAllll.le'sent' by Mail tor 10 coats.
rip2S.4w At'dreta . 11. C.: ALLEN, Augusta, Mottle.
'AGENTS WANTED;., l :: , ,tl,l,ft„;,?'.ett . l A7lt
culture stud dm Mechanic. Arli. I 519.1 by (]co: E.' Yr../5 -
INo. E q. the 5161ing111.,155.,1 nuthos mud Agricultural I..if
ginner of 5250 ..:15 . 5
, Yotli Ce 5115151 Pas.kif. P will - 5555,1M0 st
e v e r I,,fhtifhedv,;2s , ss e 4 5.15 1.4011. e ' ni :slob tto I•'M
-I.'? 311,15 x lIICX 111111 11 01 liillgllloll or cla•nes. Act Ern
snots and woolen use coining, fore rcularn.
E. 11. '1 IL RAT& Co., 1'51151140514.'65f1tr0.511w54: N. Y. ft
MONEY EAsiLy,finApg
With our Campleti; Arid Hry Cfieek ' )utfi
Small capital ~ • quit ed. Cirtu Mt) D
31AN al. CU. 66 Eultou Strout, lie' Xtork. de2.4lw.
MEM
WE'ARE COMING
And Nill I;rewti to au 1/1 . 1 0011
Seudirg na a Club /u our great
One Dollar .sale of Dry and I;ano.y.:,
.
A WATCIL pieco of Munn:co 9:LK DRESS '
• • PATTERN, Ac, dc., . ,
FREE OF COST.
Our. inducements during tog pnst few ymiri.linte L ean
WE ~,TOW Dov.apE'ppy. RATES
OF PREMIUMS. "'„„"
Niro lgai o mp , tie innny.imnnitnut lens ,tn onr Winter
Stocks, null {qua Iln gely rx q•udtvl,c u r. lixOningit
nml me now r,,ei ...widow, to m.,w, the dowoiA6 w our PSI
teusieo patroutigo.
Sena fivr New Crculm•r • - , .1v • • ~.1
Catalogue '‘f 'Goods and .I„nmpli 4 s ski!' in"nily'
free. 'Send money by reginteriitl letter. ''-'-'
Allthesn nll ord. 10
J. S.' 11 A W ES: & CO. ' '[
t.' a: 'l 5 r_4 11 a0 11 E 1, 101;0 3 ostoo, Masi.
P. 0. Box C.
~ r . -, - ~1 .• ' 1 fic ' : CdOis , Cilt:101
,it liolo.stua fle:11111;n1 yry f i,, , , flop 1 , ! ,. , , i
Prated 111,1-0, Albu,,,i, 1:eot ,her Cnr,l9. he., 6.c. 11A: -I2w
I --i - ' . - ' 7 I I ./: 7 1 11 _—
."..-•:PR E E - .• •
• 'W.!',‘ ~N ATc•iFI. : •i•
Gi;,,iiiii, 1,i;4,4 .
: „...
t , ,),„,t . t. -, , i,,, - ,,,,•,ii-bi,.-;-x.„..-;„
. um, ,liglct alai Itoaorable lalr.incoc., pitying thirty tiol-
Ito, Imo 41.ty sore. No Rift en tennis.: no hannt. t lidl
draw ft. 3loniuo Kennedy & ce, Pcttpbarg, Pa. .Itv
DP, ,11Uit't0ii''S , . . • ..
TOBACCO.' ANTIDOTE.
kItItANTED TO 114..M0V1: ALL DESIRE 'Fnu. TO
IN BU), It Is entirely.Yegotablo . , and harmless
'lO.llll PI IS and' maid's. , t/nr,Osoi/. - /airigotateg,t4
sistenl;' posveFee+ gerat oOitslifog , ,anil stiengtbentng
power. enableki the stow nett to: diges,t gig 'mat ticst fool. ,
makes sleep Ten e-lung. and io , talifillies, robusi_liealth.
A'madeeo r 4 t01...(74.11eEr.i ktirAtin ed. , : rice li fry
Cont.., post tree. A tt, 111411 OIL illo injurious 1111 qta,of
Tobacco. with ll4is Or 11. 1 1 cot to., sent
free. Agents wanted. Add,e4s Dr. T. It AIIIIOIT Jer:
Ney, Cily, N. so Jerso. Fold by all dl tlgg6M. d!3-02,r
$
100„O ' PEI: YEAR guaranteed,'
mid steady employment wo Imo) a
.
~.ii,i.h.,‘,4l, n t hi e6te county to 3611 oor Patent ,irlitte.
Wire - etqtlies . .tini. (Avert. stlng.) , Address IVnivi,Aljsz
Co., l'il ,Wlllialin street, Nov York, or It; pow buffig streol,
Chicago, 111 . .. . tle4l-I.w.
Oarpets—Don't.Pay the High Prices
THE NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO., of liaston, Mosey
established nearly a gnat ter of a century age,-- In
their present locotton. in flails peer 7a 74, 77. 79, 81.
Btl,'sri r reef, littliu :1,110(0.1s'
mere hauls` 0 a Ca
,vlrli rpet, than itOy 'other I hoilltfht 'the
annitf.it.kja orlfee to otforit,tlyex triOltieCw the tol
sailtages or Ole!, law priceo.pl upon to 8.11. on receipt
of the price. 20 yards or app ludo. of tair-Letintliul.Cet
tage Carpeting. at llUeents 'for 3.4'lT:its riiitomthi,s of ten
allele. Inning in price qt.m oh polite to $3 per atd. suit•
able fur lot niohing elt ry part ninny !muse. tle2B-1w
A I'IMICATIP/i/IFOR , DIVOR i n.
11UNTiNGE)014 COIiN :d TY.
The Commonwealth of rPeous3lvania d0.,11,39312A
zilio W;I1, lah3 of Illintingilfindly, Gar
Whereas:Charier Alfred, Zehrilr:dld .n U.; 16th April.
1868. prefei . ins • Ntitiou to the JuAges of the Court of
Common Pleas of said county" - of Iluntlngdon, Praying
that for rho anima net'ldrth hol'intglit.bellitoreod
front file bonds of,tuntrimetty entet tat told with you ;l»'
oad Ilarribt Zeigler. We do that oloro command you MO ,
split Harriet Zeigler, as hetet., commanded, tints; setting ,
aside oil other bushiest anti 1.3.12116 , 111 sviutqouverr
nod oppear,ltt you C proper pm Poll.' )0(010 our Judges nt
atlour county Court, ul 0110'111.11 , Plemithork0
to bo bold on the eecood 31,, , nri0y , of Jammu rust, art-'
ewer the Petition of Libel of tho tall Clot les AlfrodZolg
ler, and to shbw cause it any inn have, trity=thel said.
Charles Allied Zcigler, Sour husband, should, net be di
vorced Irma the bonds of ,n3attimony entered Into witli
agrerabl3 to the nets at the General 'Assembly of this
Coromoutt ealth, fu sucht coal 'm .do and providedomd.
helm& fail not.
Witness the I fonorahlo George Ta3lor, , Eeq., , President
of our said Court at, Iluntingdult this sixteentit day. of
lioiouther, A. 1). isiS, ;
de/0 . " IL SDIPSON; Prothonclary: .
WANTED--'AGNTS-' , j:gra
CUSI—IMAN & OP'S •
QIIII4I2,O2siEtaDEL:2IR STORE..
Descrlptlro cheeks $lO per hundrod. Coustunors sop
.plleddlreet ftinn filo manufactories, lend all goods ur
ranted. Ci cutters sent free. .A4llress •
CUnIi'IAN .t Coo
pc2 . 6-12Ar. • • • 'lO Arch St .110stwi:_i;
Hoop Skirts. Hoop Skirts:
`jor l, ! /1.1P '"" 13 ' .64 Z ' & co/A;t.
PUBLIC SALE.
will offer at pubtio sale at he;
residence in fluatiogoon,
Oft 11 7 eMiday,—Jatitary 13th, 1869,
the following list of personal Troper,,y, to wit:
2 complete sots of Clitifithry Purn Miro. Beds Bedding,
and toilet sets, opting, eananpated, idol kitchen Chair,
Sofas end ono ,What•not with glittiq; indrtilo-ton, oard i
extension and breakfast Tables, Loolang•ghll's° 4
Pictures, Wender. , Ske,tlqn. gookv, eta': 2 school Globes,
dnu astronomical and kinet gliographicel; three-ply,
grain, tag. !Wham! stair Carpet...4Mo. 000 ttood Manch
1 7•Jutilata7. 'Cook Store, Nu. 9. gasantrners and wood
store, ti'rdrist3, af,kitcitou utendll, d1a1.14, dinner and
tea sets. glaskare, silver spoons; forks, ca.stors. etc.
Sale to comment° at In o'clock, a. to. Terms maths
knutin oe;:gity of sale,
i1e23.2t MRS. L. C. HALL. '
BL LC ITESTA:TE .
7--Ze Paqii l oLiCtly Jortiitii4 7 3 . lifist. sitnitio hi -CLAY:
township, !tun tingdon county. and adjoining lands of
Isaac Moreland's heirs and Win. Cunningham, Sr., will
be sold at public outcry on tho r iyetu r r •
On T Itursdai, i l 7l3 njiar,ll 211611ti86' 9i
• t
Sold Farm contoing 10C acres, mot o r w el i lite i
ttiFirttivotl. - Ttailhildirigriffnlarg6MMFirdiMrit - hd ,
cew back lima..
Alro,no .4 well limbered landl
e . known as tie Samuel 1' eusant tract, coutain
Ate, at lr t traca6ocit
property: aohtatulig 37 acts/ with Witt
et, ,lo :erected. •"- • • J .
', •- "
Also. an adjoining tract known ea the Sant Mill tract,
containing 4 acres, ,
• An'tif the alaiieartit , l4ell sviiiAnd..• ir
&old sendrvitly and an indisputable title kiton,'L
Condition., made' LLIOWII on day °Canto. ' , tit. • •
de231.0 JON BTtIAN 3111.1,1,1 R.
Au5V95.w.4. - Di
NIGHT-SCENES the BIBLE..
it P
BY 11,101:15ANTEL MARCIE, D.l).
1
For till. free, floe ing. clear. sparkling, pure tw o a grace'
fel style; for poetic genhP; for heinty ottldnightund rich
glowieg Imagination; for nice analysio,ufsp.tracter, gra
phic delineations end ripe sc)ielarshiptlor life-like pie
ta: es. glowing words and barmy Blustrutions, this work
has no equal. Such eOtalliOlttiltleafi USs the above have
been received from Irizlior Simpson. Hee. Albert Barnes,
Neali Porter, D. D.. D tA. Stearml, D.D , George
Dann Boardman, DD, I. W., Wiley, DD., Itamocl W.
Fieber, DD., LI.. D., end Icadlltg Clerge men and the press
of all denominatioul.,, ch , altate containing the
game. A genfelarb kreYwhero meeting with unparallel.
ed, meccas., J; jf milt beautifully illustrated uud ale
ganty,bduitil bolekl and.pleAses 0,0 0 1 .4.
Commissions, R. 100.104200, per,monilE,
,accorillu,to ability nod energy.
Addeesq if, t I y Zi EGLtllt, McCUlt DY St CO.,
' dthiladoiphiai - IM;-Cineinnat tl, U, Ckicdgo,
••' • II oV bU L.Mtliyldo , •
A D3IINISTR , kTOIV e S
„ [tiolato of Xlipplas,Locke deed.]
Lottaifof.ndsdinistialfini..opolt •liie estate of T110111(13
Locke, Into of epringliold loyyppip, 4110 . 190 pp county,
deco.ed, having been gt nap.) to tltdmideraignO, oil per-
Soils ipdoT tel to:fliiiefit4o - 0111 ,toko into. Onto wy
ntept-,toltd: Omen . tfavlngtlaiveN II( ingst mettlite Forout
tleair: ; .•• • ; A > ••• > ••••
- -1101:111S OUTS!! ALT,.
Meadow Cio - K dea64 , lf , fAknitsistrator.
r AV ERN Lie N
irr=l s U
t e a i
tilCtgfro etidLZr
comity, their lielitions for . , liconAci, tit }v , ?p, lopp . ar Tor
ero, In said coaniy wllielC TH
o ill . esf•ntet .to the
Jorlgo pfi am , l,Cypq op ) the?ecpai! MVO 1./.l;ty
for a I !amulet, : ' "
11.,1•1 F. Horton,
leivine 11r01Y11~ 1111 OTlflg lull
lirAtton. Lrofa Hnds... 1 , ; • ,
S. PLea,an,t, 31pluton.', .g;
M3Lhn f i. - Wie ' r)VintZlcinT krell
EATINu_ tiousms.
°q nlrl
T. 11,31. e, ,
atualai; Crevk.
Dee. 16. _ ' It. +.IIIPSON' Mei
7. 1.1.1"
EGIST ER N
'S O,TlCE:latice4is
ft hereby given, to all poi...swot intemited, That the fol.
lo , lug named perming,haVe ttet tied. their aceAttlltts. fu Ihv
ltegi.tet's (Alice. at 111111 t Iligl/011, OM/ that thesaid lICCOIIii tS
11111 bo pt e.lentell ibr k ontirtuntion,pull allowanrolaraii
0: pilaus' Court. to he held, tit: Huntingdon, in a n d tut' liar
r. 01111 of / I , 3i011(111Y. MU 1 11th /NV of
J.O NU tltY.next, (1a,9,) to Hit. L. , •
Flint telininiitoition account. of *
Itron,
oith the ill annexe lof John Artnl ,
tag, late of the hot °ugh of stun I ingllon,.th Ceased. 1 7
2. Accoant,,L. , ,‘l4:itever,..cr,tv.tten to it eat
HAIM° or emote Orden land, Intoorear'i 'too n+lllp;A;:e4.
3 Filial necomit" of. 'th.anyi at. Trastol3 ;ell
Ito,, Beal Eatale .131111.‘ Coo, tan of Warriorsmas k t‘tp'4
--- - -
J. Allolini,trttionglint priftvid Wok
for of A ndiew Will ami
it. Atlotiniitra that m•cum,t of 1.1.1.tr.1 Cnok , atlininitit
rortit Cook,94ti orpi t itrif,.llll - fif4
•, fl nceontit t,tiluel'llittli,?Uri'ludivilfit
istrutor of John Moli I.ito, of Crows...ll t op,
7. Aianiniat .41'4 ticc.iithi or A lino+ I,lhyd of tlininis.
(rotor of Samuel Woof WAlltor
B. A.lntittlitratiott ; ni.c.tunt of IY, F, in.) ;in - R.li
A ioli.reiun, EZ.4,titur of .11.;1-at Alstlerzon,latc of 1:on ta
doceinted.' ' •- "
0. k ab A ilittloktpdlon itccor -o T. G rittrev. coo
co tor or the 0110(0 or Miaow (3 r ai ny , late: of iimitlet on
"770. of A.l.iin
of Glatt ge D. ltortt nu l.linry: It;
11. Piptyclittittilliit stay utt pf n ldnp'o Slut pliy,,cmit.lialt
of Ilto moor children of John Ddlitt;licrty lutp . „ of West
1. unship, dtceined. '
„ilt a.„ ~r
c dfl.j
„ ri;) 9t e Office, L-
lr so.s interested that the following Inventories of
the ticrnds and Chat teli Oct
bonsai' the.net of 14th of April: 1851. hare been , flhnl'in
the taco of the Met k of the lb phans' Conn of 14111,01 p.
don comity and till be presented for -AI preen! by the
Coot till Wednesd q^Ylto 13th of .1 ANuAity.'rigtu,)
Inventors and apursitrinthr.or she goods and chattels
Is Well were et John burg. Into of . Cass tom natty, deceased,
tie taboo by Is e w blow ItebreedA.lnfig.
It and npornisetnent of the Goods and chat tots
of Phil tirrlaut.ant. Sap hAen.rtikuboro', 4eetittiedNnknit
It) thiwl3l.ltado Phew-ant. -
Inventory :and appraktquent of the gootla end chattels
Kat ,IY,ekp, of Jet etattplo • t1ncr.,14.1 of,Jackdon,ty y.,
dcceti.o.t. talaitt 1,3 t lits , xld9u Itlaryll.Pardner, •irj
inventoryArill'al,pfnito , nlcnt trf Ws hada aild'ollafteli .
hick nOl e OEM. tin ?rlutly, kto ; of e t,lneld,k, Lowt.,hip,
deceased; 'taken by tire vidow '
--- J. E. S3l UCK ER,
• . • t••• 7 prphans:pouct.l
Huntingdon; Di'o.llll, lyfi3, •
' '
• •
Q ERI FF'S , SALES;:—By • - viiquO of
yo lp yrd4i m ni exppo il to n,o
I will elpoAr..l Oi
6pjibl.tre'pr 9'9 - tery,n't the Clive House.
in the Itorrogli of, thin tingdouren 31 'NDAX. the I lest
of JANTJA Y, '7opoit o' 6 locir fr !I!o, iidlnwing
described property tb Wit : " •
- , Detonfluntisrigiitr; , titl&ancl
or4li x itn4 ttilVe'r , lf4kltteri4crititd
r !dad. rani& iri Slltrfgy'
ty, l'a coatahlicr4 i 4 acies,"ndroinfq af COltries.l49l ,
dd u•,,"(teroro Cljnthus:
and oiliCrr, gad 11.1fIng a mail loOlapranud *
the• eon erected. ceiced, takeh' r fir Dlteutial;litiefo'bO
acid as Ulu prnrerty of William Young,.
rjefgoli aptb f,rightr?, tie
tool interiat'of. inennti to.ti tarot, ienbl - br intiCeb , orland
'sipnate tp
,Cn.s ton nslnip. pounded on the, north, by lands
orAnnlreWA'ail4lon :Modal bt.l3,ntessoneh>by
Daniel Barnet. and west by John and Ralph ' Crotzley.
Oollllllning abetit 80 ocrea. ..gflZ9nt.,taken ,in execution,
and to be sold on' the' fy of •Siitli 'J. Pork.
' A km—All the tight, ti,t.le and inter ;
est - gr,Der,nd.ntoolayittleAttlaio Pao or tratVollnind
situate eljo 1101 Voljoy; J :InOno, tonvoihip. If nolitigini
c' Int ty;cont tliTing 181 i notes:loa' p'erclies and alloJnonce,
known as the felon e,f the /Ate Sannuel Sharer, drcnneed.
bounded as fullons,,to nit:On the non: boast Imy A l e o ,ll
Samna! SIM*: oh Ono smith West , by' taililivol , Pee4r l Sll
var. on the arum by lands of Johneohniwarer's keine. nail
on 010 11011 h bv,antud of , naleur,Pollockta,lnehts,.lott,whlcb,
Ore ereeb•el notwo—ntory log,elo I, oil ~, mul log, born,,,
trill! a huge 10111 of Lund cleared sod Au] klesited"
A 1n2.a1l (hot ve train Lt nr,pieyu of bins reittia tent in tine
lon'ongh of et: Veni,M, in the e musty of 'biotin:Oen,
benne 141 Co fo!lows . , to nit Beginning at a st l anto on the
month hank na• ono [N...4, losnln cre.a2 thoee b r good of
the theinnn of tint: Shaver; /11 , degrees went'
plOl,l ton po.o. thenc • by the Penton. railroad smith'
501.4 nb•eree4 ennart7 li pm elin'A'to niPinst:'dnOnnee by Wend 'of
tins ,Inover a lo ire north 31 deacon eMr 11. V 111111:11 . 0; to'
the ,'molt Cann!: thence np Ole coin! can tl math, 5-1 de
gree.; no at li 5 pee Chen to t 'Placo;or beginning,. on
which lere , orectell A 'nitotio'rnuen• and .. n;arelninote •40i5.0
tent, lend two good dwelling-hooves end' tteo stables. '
Also: all that 'd4ithin 'neon tg„ teitem..tit or lot of
ground situate in the bio Gogh of , Th.pletbes.'enuidy bf
Iluntingd in and State of-Pa.. net braille. bnnutedeel_an fob
Iona: Beginning at 11, point ,oil Penne. ralirpod.
thence inopth 3:4 , 1 iir4coooel.9 mteft to.itpolliCotiStig
• rel,Arl gm Pare's:Valley ,to 4.1 eillepn , i, Mono'
not th '24-drgrces east-101 'feet firaptdnt 'tniPetnia. rnti
load. thence along said ntilroad.nouth ~7 % degrees east
Iwo feet to ponce of r bighuntAg. .1 ,
Alno. 011110ther lot on ground meneuage or tenement ill
'said borough 'or 31aPfeton, begins, lang.at tl fenlreen:r on the
eon In stile of pne..lec load Airresaiti south S. s/ degrees„
ne.41:1 - 0,0 anallLy;'fiZencZaifiingsitTii nouth
53, 3 4'0;g:t0es toot Si fat to no pent. thence north 33% de.
green east 100 fedt torn corner 011 townoildp'roanl,' thence
north fn.% degrees went .dung said road 05 feet tu 'place of
, brgiteniog. • • '
A ho, one other lot to Mapleton, lsegittning'ot a walnut
oti the town.hip r 0.1,1 nurllt•s3 o 4 degrees wbst 3 feet to a'
canner. thence annuli :333 degreerweat hat 'fele to a c
• per • n thence not Its oqi &gr.. east 5 feet to a'
cot tier thence north 311 degrees Nat WO fent 'to plaeWnf
beginning. nn the floor doteribisl hit in Mapleton her ,
ough t het a to a story and. half stors,,,roottls--,eirKl,-ht
ken in,ekocution, and to be sold n 3 the,proNqty otaeorge
51cl.anglahn and William, P. 51 , 1,attghlit 1 ,,Illhq tf o dh l if
111 Slid nandi of tho.l go.lleLaughlin S Son.
A farm, tract. , qv' pared! .Qf
land situato in liriplerson township, ll , lntiogdou county,
adiointou Jana, or Salop' Pelghtel. loin 11..sholta,
John • I,:heel.nuit! Corbin aud'Jessesone, .containing
' lOU dm 04, snorts or lota, ntth a log huust, and small log
Lard thereon erected. tteia,.,l, taken In eaccallon, and,
to be add as the property of 11. 1.1. Coder. •
A leo—All the rte,ht,•tit ha" eihrUiti tor.
,e , t, at tht.e.tem in inset to a certain , fa,fln trltol or parcel
; of hold ettuatu 111 I.lnculu township, flutltingdon county.
Pa. acljninit !atoll of llenry,ohttlta on the ne•t, lipids
of 2ohn llos ker 01.1 tLo sontl,,,landi of Cover Fisher on
'the cast and Wall Irritdericic Berkstresser act! Daniel
Ilarnish ay the, 'prat nest, containing 100 notes
mote or les§; tbero'boiii. ith,nit BP) acres ch.tuatti,and Jtuv
lug n two.sto,y log honse, log barn, and other acceas.tt , y
otttlnablinga thereon erected. Indic& taken
~,, ood to be bold as the pr i operty of Uriall :shelter end
'John 11% Shades. ,
NbnC2 TO I' URCLI:I4/:49.-13(ftleis at Sheriff's Sales will
tulsf,ntttice that. iinhialiotely, op M. la , propertydscing
knoiked,dow'n, Jiffy 'plCi:certm, of, all hlllestintler $lOO. ands
twenty.ifve per coot, td: all blds oyer.thitt sum, must be
paid to the Sheriff, or the , , outplay t . ll I %b. , set . 0 1 1 , 1 41 4 . 1
ers
and sold to other b.dd Who WIII•comply - with o'holli
tepee., !.. •. .1, .
It court continues two.weeics• deed ocknowlodged on
Wedn'eaday at:second wank. the'webk's cAtier. property
knocked down on 51ot/day and deed acknowledged on the
follOyttng'dattlrdayi , , , ri • • ;• , „f
Suensn'o Orricc,'"
.1
P. E. P. :MELT, Sheriff. %,
Iluutlngdon, Dec. 16, 1068., • •
vt-m,..,Enti ,SiTt4
.- 1106 7 7 . .. • •
THE GREAT - " P --- x , `
. .
BLOOD' PURIFIER
."7
iN rowilot
doniiiiitptiOn .in • 4s eitilnit: stizgesi*J
':largement • and. 'l.7lceratOi v.,;91:',W,51
Glands,Jointsi,pones,kidneys;, :
~'''''
.1 I' ~.;
~11.titiss,.;01troiiic;.Rlieuina-„ ~ ~,
.tism, Etyptipits,oftheAritb , ;. :'
~' L '
' . ' CIL ron ic Soras,.E;yedi.thc,,,, , , •
" 'A.T.SO";,
irf.ltt',lls:rbloEs:,:`, ':.
DISEASES -OF 1 ~OI4TE
I0j,1;k J , ll „,agy;gclilic,r*
oniplaint, Pain 'in tne
firua lol lCeliA
GENE,gO.4*PT,"Pivi.D,TA.I
•
'And all diebntes of 10 u.
ADOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS AND DIM)DaII
,:ri - , fliatoiforiial t,
cr.
-; ROSA riALTS ;th a
bad taint,- nbd restmes the entire system to'h'lmititiii
-condition.
AIL„ Iv perfectiMbirm)clirepcycy . Dreducingethe
Olikitteditijory " -
wirj.ol,, nut a Secret Qn etc Remedy. The arthritis-Alf
which it to itibde titilifißliilletflarouttil each bottle.
Itecomineniied by in. , .Todit : til4'satity"gttininify'rrisilit
sands of our Best Citizens. 4.1
F - 4;i- , :Tedthuoni,di or reiliil;lt;lLbLi Is:Lo "qo
dalieLAlnlanac" for this ieir. 2 6_
ILI, I .‘.. : ~,no
PREPAIMDONITIIV: O, I .al
-DR. 3, J.. LAWRENOrIto".:-
244 B`iltith6itiaet,
.144fILLTINLORE, t . Y.LAND4- 1 1 ..„7
sA
Dec.l6, '68.1y. L'l
ATANUPACTortiAS Or A BUPEZZOII Lat,4
.4 4.4` Ti () T 1 iseic777-
uax tug
0!1!
4
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el
..! iocyripsboll
"
W. &SONJ, iu
Mi Najdeio); l l:it•pC.C . litiutiligdon Cltti!y,j!e:ll)o.
Der, 00363 -Gm.
'l.t 4,1 1 1 ) ) 11 ) ."1
11 11 . 1 1&bitIT,FAJtni s c:t: I; .15 , 1.1 v -
FO JANUARY TF.RIII,
sot( tam
pit l / 4 •11 V; Sttl;n6:';''''
it'bdd "' ' , I" C.'
Jultsi G. Mile! „ „ vs John Wa ft ers' whar. c ' "•
Jacob, flit ~"„"„ yi John 11.-Wo.svor.
John .3fet, th. • 3 ri A. P. Wilson.. „
i..fe4•N - 1:11:fro t ` vs John Swine. igun
Hobert Love's admr.-- — vs - William Amon,
James Wall 4. VVan
Ilit Kyper.
‘.sl. o 3l , .COlserrirt:CiP G*4
Mel , nrhins's heirs vs MiMin & O. Co. !V.A. C
Tod . fo wmliir vu Wilson French. 4 r
iv James Heeler.
Sams vs Abraham Chilcote.
Td Oliver Cayiar,
Amos Sm irekita O J F
m.
Wer,, , bloy
G. tr.' Asisi•om' '''" JD J.'estsilfer.
Julia 31eComlr, trnstoe„z. sn.
A. S Jou. s, Eniloisee ; vii A. It. Sparks,
Tliii'''poUllsh IP 'ofifitiif t vs"ol.kirtin
Pie.ibyterian Chute!'
-- orzbArteyaliiirr 'IV (Bann Macy,
Martin VI-Miller ."
Wiilimn Weaver — vs - 3MT It. Weaver.
Des .1 F. ThoMpion vs Jaddi 1418411011S1 . ..0;
Robert Massey „,
• ,,ivs . Jet.° :Morph-und wit
Pro I ' t"IIVBPIP Y.
i•
Dno IA A MATION.--W
d.gd nt tlidallatott, the
OfiNovember, AJ 1868: ander the hands'addliiial
of the , lion. Octirge .Taylor, President. of • the.lCovirr , uf
Common Liens, Oyer and Terminer mid general Jairdelli ,
cry of the 24111 Judicial District compd•
nod of Huntingdon, Blairiand Cam]. in crinties ;I awl tins
lions. Anthony J. Iliniverandithiviil hisaisob%
mos, Judges of the comity of Iliithigim,
signed, apPiiintekko'lic Ir e tWit" u iVilite'itnipliml;land every
indictments or taken for or concerning all crimes,
0 Well by the Inns of, the,qtfitspro capital, or felon
ies of death, and oilier offences, Mimes and misdemeanors,
which Imo been or,sludi,hereafter he commitied orperlie.
Wilted, for crimes aforesaid-1 not coMmatidlitlite maks
public, pruclantation.throughotit y.w bole batllwielgi that
t Courts tif,Oyer , and , Terminur,,.of,Ctuumana Mena Aim!
Quitrter,SeSslons, drlll ho held ni t tilt/ Cuuttdlousain th 6
borough of 111.110f:den, on OW, second:Monday. (and 11th
any) of January, lOfa , nod those,Mbo ivill.prosocuteshe
said prisouerh be then mid, theriAtp prosacutOhein n 4 it
shall beliat, nod' time lit Vustibis df Pe.46,` Coroner
null Constable, 0 Rhin said county, tMlit
tliVti'proikr TuVeleiittr6J
their iccorili, inquisitions. conliiiinitioni
cos, to do those tilln_gs ilhitlLLto - thelr . ollltes respectively
appertain. .
liatiol'at s Hun tingdon, ,
our Lord"one eight Inunlierrinti sitipetifit,
and the UM yens of Apier ll l4l,Tralepoistlehret)
II:D. NEELY; Shcrilki
D ROCLAMA.TION. 2 '.:WIIERXAS, by
_L . 1 ...act0 - niegimeicoptim,hogq.r.:o6 - oh n i
moLoteut.or tile,Quhty
211th of Novamber, 0. n 1964, 1 am commanded to make
public VroclamatloulthroughtattillW"Whole bailiwick, that
a Court of Common Pions will be held at the Court House
in the bo"rough 'Of llnntingdoni oni:thmardilliondayl(ihil
18thi 56y) of January, A. o.l.Bllll,,for,thintrialDPall
sues ohicboremnim
the said ,. Jpdgvi, wlicil.pnay, here illpipmu, %1tme54,841,
suitoi6,l6 thKtrgls H.T . ;6ll,l6sueettrf aired. -,
[had `Huntingdon, the 911rIttee5i55r;lettte - yeur 5T
mu' Lod ette thousand eight hundred amt sixty - eight,
null the 024 year of American Independence.
_ P , qi Ti t[kr•
ME=
MI
110ESES FOR SALE and REST.
n IDS,VIA lg th ilib3
.blit4ftr rent
ncawill ho received by the eubecribor till the 25th of
Ei,l a nrhe
IPARIRIET lIEE6TROPIifer
'in Huntingdon, consisting'- , or fe-rgdod BRICK IIOIISE
aud LOT, on Washington street, near the 0 urt House.
, If not th'en'sl4rFfildivlp?egirell . ,Itimirtre r ninctePst to
April tee, , fsts,'to tifelliglittrt`tiiipttaa trltlAor.s."4"
•'• l lA:riaCi; ' l l' l
, T 6 aaub3 o 4PPE.* ll l,:rec.4o4l 4 - 444 1n? 1 :95442 °Mt°
largo
•• •• t • 4.1r1.
TtifiEtAtiStil tircx tumbpid
_ 1.11 , li . :Jij •t, y ,
In which Ito now resides, and which is also occupied as a
ilar‘lnate Stare, Masonic Lodge and Chapter: ilia , by'•
,tee Young 3len Cht lotion A ssotiatiou.
It is in is cob IMP bitsinets' InEttroli.ls Vilna and Sub'
stential „hlr,ucturo, Itaving nut. stoma joandatinta laud)
tdeps. Vresstd In tel. front. Witte roof; Vrepch plate glass,
solid natant sash; beet style of that'll/ inside, with elabd , '
rolls Inouldiko, fins glo,sing an./• In ailing. Oas piped ,
,to every spat talent. and nholo house arranged will, it
view to cpmfot t and cons enamor:l Exeellent•v.elt of ara•
ter and very large o•Herit t oth Inuups 9,4 the por„che
On the building is at liandsome Observatory, giving
pleasant view bf the tdWit inn . ' country for•miles•ntoth3.ll'
Altuttelion•.,tuns, is the, moot desirable.aud valuabid,
propel ty in Iltlntinplati, which 18 now One of the most
pleas uit end d ititty tUtTn9 Ant the Hue of the•l'imusyYda
lila ]toad; , q • ,„•„ • • •• .0 ' ts
AMES`X.
&out ii Huntingdon: VW
LI WIJAp
irtrl Trlf i n -P ,ll - $1 -4 1 a a
Waterman's Olookt.l - 1_ aid Tonic. Bitters,
I . ; 711018EMO „
No. 1108- IYlarket, Street, Philadelphia,
~ I hN "Wale properties of theta, ninone have ta:eiA
Ito by 'lanai' "of ottrianinen t prod king f>l.Ymlciit I:aa'
'beg ton is now in me, and the Coelctalt.OPterfge
versal favorite among Judges of a good ghi or irbitsite.
cocked..
t• , •
P. LI. IXi.I'RIRO•
;
NEW
A. D. 7LOOD.
Citil•figOklViago4 - -j* c 4 t#
• '
Manufactory.
r r fr • i(I
P. s. isEk atgo
ReapccHtilly 'lnform the ci:lzene of Huntingdon and
;the public geuerolly that thry,have commenced the Car , .
rhige and. Wugoh , Zildnufacture , il2 the building formerly p
occupied by Anderson Cozzens,
( imp upadUCill 0E,1111157121t9pQ . :1,,,, ;to ,
'Near Henry k Co's Store, wham - they will - be pleased—kw
accommoitate sll,who gall anaiglvewnornpt mttentlo . arlo
, nll
ca ntean,lelthenreW rainrinoitsr ESPa'. l ".•
Their work Shall ba pail up with the bestrtin - tertal
lu n workmanlike manlier,,,,lJ',al
A lily rat patro»ngo etoliefte4.
Huntingdon, Julio IT•ly
ITEADQ CLOT DI RS
:?901.;.`t Yogi 0143:1.
Choice Groceries, Candies,,Toys
g
D. AFRICA 84:00152*. 1 _
!PA,,u m o,c - prtn- earygEmoiitgicY,AVD
2 .340 s, r OPtiltcr#,3 l s,o*.
• Our stook consists of all itinds':of Oreeerks,
'cos. Canned 'add Titled Front, Cider Vinegar, 'Gammon?
and•Nititby Soaps, of alt kinds, Hair Oil, Perfumery, Pe k n .
giil6ll"neelr.
Don't forgo!. 1,1•44,14444— A prth . -448440440r orphim444l
Huotpliloii,;...Venegi-Iy • #7ItICA
•
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