Elje 61obe.
HUN.TINGCION, PA
Wednesday morning,7,Tan. 13, 1869,
LOCAL & PERSONAL.
. Meetings.
SR. Itortah Lodge, 1 , 0. WO. A. 1". SI.. meets second
Monday evening ot each month, in Brown's building.
- &Standing. Nonei/f. R. A. Chapter, .N . O. 20i, meets the
fl-et Tuebday el ening of each month, in Brown's building.
Juniata Loclns,No.ll", I 0. meets every Friday
evening, third floor, fn heisted° building.
Standing Stone Lodge. No 05. I. 0. G. P., meets every
Tuebria) evening in thild flour of gend's
Arrapahoe IrtLe. No.lo. 10 of R...-IC. mats every
Thursday evening. third liner, I,ri,teda building.
Toting Slen's elirtst ion Association nuets the first and
third Monday evenings each munch. in Brusen's
Town Council nu etc thu first Friday °Veiling of each
month.
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Brief Items.
The place to see a crowd every day is at
Enterprise Headquarters.
Profitable bills—hand-bills, such as aro
printed at the Globe office. -
There arc 78,000 liquor sellers in Penn
school teachers.
Form good resolutions now and keep them
thiMighoui =
The Altoona skating park was opened on
,Chriatniaa day
George Saylur'a tannery, in Mifflin county,
'was dei.trit'yeti by fite ou the 27th ult.
Dun. D.,J. Murrell hod his pocket-Leek
Edelen lion him recently while in New Yurk.
The lee of registering, a letter now id only
fifteen cents. - Heretofore it was twenty tiye
Stony Creek has on its winter Butt of
freeze; the mountains are wearing their fire,
AB umual
Ow) L. Snyder, son of Mr. Jacob Snyder,
of Altoona, formerly of this place, died Isu the
25th ult., of Consumption
Last week was mild to a Spring degree.—
, On Monday Winter came again in his white
- .l3in'Ole_tuud stretched forth his icy fingers.
This is a bill-owe-you us month. People
i pretty gerierrillY understand what "Dr. To"
and a column of figures mean.
The Presbyterian congregation of this
place observed last week as a week of prayer,
seriiecs being held each evening.
Messrs. Murray &Belford's store in Altoo
ma was entered recently and robbed of valu
ables to the amount of $3OO.
Keepi diiry, but if yoU commence one,
. -don't give it-up. Diaries f0r.1869 for sale at
- -Lewis' Book Store.
Huntingdon is no longer "insignificant"
since it has the prospect of giving a United
States Senator. So be it.
Our new Sheriff has hie hands full. , He
_ .
is going every day. We would rather hear
~of him having less office business to attend to
2rhe railroad company have reduced the
•working hours of the employees in the shops
s at Altoona, to nine hours per day, with a cor.
: responding - reduction of wages.
Ne direct attention to , the advertisement
of the public sale on' to-morrow, of valuable
;household_ and kitcheil furniture by Mrs. L.
C. Gall. Go and get bargains.
T. W. and W. P. Furey, editors of the Lock
;llavenDemecrat„have been acquitted of the
-eliarge of libel broUght, eigainst,them by W.
•On the 21st ult., Mr. Eli Crawford. of Sue
quehanna township, Juniata county, attemp•
Gut the
contents were discharged in his son's arm
Ou...e4eliangei3 bad moro,,,tban the usual
number ni . niarriage . noticesliet week. The
month of December'is always popular among
:the mrtielokenble, especially about Christmas.
It is n singeilar "fad, and 'orie'irldeh has
provoked enrrry corn - Tents, that water on
ifArunting,don freeze
kith the slippery side
The Altoena:Kindie l tor says `•beareely an
evening intsse=,Without some villain grosKly
compelled - to
night." -
if you want to “torn people's heads" gn
late into church. If-you want to make church
,members - punctual; tore tye seats to face the
_door... - • :- -
The colored folks 'will hold a for-tival in
:their'cburch on Wednesday and Thursday
elgoingsjor the benefit of their Pastor: Er
dy with money in their pockets are in
-sited to be:there.
The L.exristown .Building- Association has
_collapsed .: stUder ri pressure of taxes. As we
Stave rnikheard anything about the HMating
don Alfeowittion we suppose it has expired
„from the same cause.
Thiiite the season of the year when :many
a pootfamiVneeds-belti: 7 -not alms—but re
• mu» er'atiee iinpleythent. It is much .better
to beln,th"eoor . to bele tkomselyes, than to
bestowialms and make!p:sopers of filial.
The different religious congregations in
,this place, inconformity with a resolutinp of
" f O.G.
~P requott o eI. . will devote their
regular craning& of prayer meeting this week
,to.te special . subject of temperarce. The
:pubticig are invited. .
' There is a, fair prospect of a revival of bu.
ainese in Huntingdon early in the spring...—
The furniture manufactory is to commence
operations and some of our business men in•
tend to increase itch: capacities: This
.ie
i tsblitwe like tb see. -
Three men were recently arrested in
birsbur.f.r. fishing 'with stir•nets.—
'We have .the first instance to record where
,any man or party of men h. ve been arrested
for fishing with Detain the Juniata, although
there is a law to prevent it.
- The tenipbrance men of Illinois have re.
solved to organize a political party opposed
'to the manufaciurd and salelotintoxicating
is -olio way of getting opposi
tion, and Anze get opposition and there is a
show fin' action.
If the first twelve days in •January prog
icialicate the weather for the twelve months
of the pear, as some people suppose, we are
goiilg to have a changeable spring, a hot
Bummer, a rainy fall, andacliengeable win
tor, with plenty of snow.
;,Rev: Fti`theit, cialltigliet:)'nf tit's ;_eatholic
chUicli df this place, bade fardwell to his con,
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...gregation on Sunday last.
_1.1,0 has been in
-,--stiumental in doing much good ,while here
and vastly improved the appearanc,e of the
-. church. .Ho goes to Pittsburgh, and Father
Murphy succeeds him.
The people continue_ to patronize Enter-
prise headquarters. New and fresh Gn.ce
ries, Fruits. &e.. &e., arrive at Massey Co's,
almo s t ,every (lay. "Small profits, pick
'earetii and half the profits given away evory
"month," is She. pritneiple , 4 doing business at
'Enterprise Headquarters: Everybody gains
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---nobody The .presents given away
cost eustowerf;
M.-The members of the Union Re
publican County' Committee are re
quested to meet in the Court House at
Huntingdon, on Thursday, January
14, 1869, at two o'clock, P. M. A full
attendanee is desired, as business of
importance will be brought before the
Committee.
H. C. WEAVER, Chairman.
C/MMITTEE.
Atexandria—J It Kennedy. Myers Miles.
Birmingham—Thomas McCallan, J 11 Thompson.
Brady—David lltnier,Cateb Wakefield.
Barren—Dr. Joseph Wilson, Barton Green.
Broad Top City—Charles Horton, henry Cork.
Carbon-‘junali J need, Samuel Donaldton.
Cats—Chriatian Miller, Benjamin Fink,
Caw/Ilk—A L Goss, A W banns.
Clay—Samuel Manly, D S Stevens.
Cromwell—Luther Ililemsn. John Kelly.
Coalmont—Levi Evans, Richard Owens.
Ilud.ou. George Jeffries.
Franklin—John t aporte, :tomtit.) Wigton.
Ilendet son—Henry S Miller, John Nightwino.
Hopewell—Gem ge nerkstresser, W W Coh earl.
liontingd.sn. W—K 31 Ring, Jr,eitli Gu n ton.
Huntingdon, W W—W F Johnston, W K Btu eltinell.
Jackson—dusk ion Ifni man, John Ayres.
Juniata—.t It Ithinefelt, Levi Ridenour.
Lincoln—George W -booty, .101111 Kettermsn.
Morrie—l' K Gat nigh, Dr. S 11 homport.
Mt. Union borough—John U Stemart, Peter Olaver, Jr.
311. Union than ict—BelOnnin Davis, John C. Snyder.
Mnpleton—Wini.un 11. Ilex, Allison Herter.
Oreida— Henry Wilson. Jain. heater.
Orbisonia—JamesJ Bm Itett, 1110111:19 NI Kelly.
Porter—Robert. Speer. Henry nraffus.
Peter sburg—M m. Moore: Joseph 31 etcuens.
neon—John 0 Loh t r, S It Got ner.
m. Less, Dan id Douglass.
Shirt es —John :X. , Wm. Doter.'
Sit inglield—Li lit aim hol,ei, Jack.ou Llinbei loon.
Tell—.l t 1 lit Igo, Levi ewer: •- ,
Tod—Hours Soren. Jonathan Evans.
I'lllol3—e II Phe.o,ant, '1 P Fmlth.
Upper 15'i:4—Thomas Montgomery, T 1. I, Co.
Loner West—Win. Sus her, James Green.
Wairioranottk—incolt Cridet, oainnel Ralston.
Walker—Jame , 55 srd, t-angreht
A ppalling Accident
The,Jol,inetown Tribune says : On
last Monday a party of men under the
supervision of ".Jr. Benj.-Jose went in
to an abandoned ore drift of the Cam
brie. Iron Co on Prospect Hill, for the
propose of removing some old rails
firrming- a part of the track of the
drift. "'lire drift had been abandoned
for about four years. When the main
body of the pa l my had advanced about
20 or 30 yards, an explosion of .‘fire
damp" took place, the gas being igni
ted.trom a lamp in the cap of Joseph
Boltz, who was about 100 yards ahead
of his companions. Frank Boltz, Con
rad Teeter and Frederick Metzger, re
ceived injuries from the effects of
which they-have - since died. James
George, Wm. Wills, Frederick .Mcln
tyro and Patrick McAleer also receiv
ed severe injuries. It is thought that
one of them cannot survive. All the
injured, men,. except Mctzker, were
heads of families.
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We call attention to the advertise
ment of A. It Stewart & Co , dealers
in Hardware, of this place, in this is
sue. The Co."` represents our young
friend Frank W. Stewart, who is well
known to citizens without any re•
commendation from us. Ho is a prom
ising (he would rather-have cash than
promises, though,) young man, and his
knowledge of business as clerk quali
fies him for the position he now oez_m•
pies, We ,welcome him again to our
community, and bespeak for the firm
a liberal share of patronage. Give
them a call at the sign of the padlock.
CALISAYA BARK. —lt is said that Messrs.
Drake le'Co., ( proprietors of the Plantation
Bitters) are the largest importers of Calisaya
Bark in this country, and that, with the e 1..-
ceptien of nn occasional sale, all they import
is used in the compounding of their celebra
ted Plantation Bitters,—to which -they un
dltubtedly are indebted for their wonderful
health -restoring properties. As a Tonic and
Appetizer they ere not surpassed; 'and we
cheerfully recommend them. All first-class
druggists keep them for sale.
MAGNI.LIA -WATER.—Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. tf
MEE
The attention of members of Post No. 33,
G. A. R. is directed to the following notice:
ILEADQUARTERS PuST No. 33, G. A. R., i.
January 8, HO.
Comrades: The time for the regular meet
ings of this Post lies been changed to the 3d
Mmidsy evening of cold], rnuoth. The next
meeting all therefore lie held on Mencley,
the, Ilith inst., at 7 n'eloak,rli. M. 'Fite .18-
eer:., e:•ently elected for the ensuing term will
he, imordled. ,
note, of the Po. Coinmaride'r.
MEM
ME
One of the Nteruer sex. ju , t entering
his.year'of fieedoni, and' desirous ,d
marrying. txklies to hear front the fe
male portion of the Community on 'the
j -et. Address in eunfittenee. with
photograph, EE-WArrimmt.N.
PLn ingdon, Pa
ter•The handsomest, honk we have
ever received is•the "Night Seeneß in
the Bible" by ltev Daniel March, D
publkhed'by Ziegler,' McCurdy &
Co., Philadelphia. Call and see it, at
our.book Store. .
10 Paper Collars for 25 Cents
this week on
ly. Vapor Collars at 25 con t.,4 par box,
regardless of atyle . nnd quality, includ
ing rOund'und
and Dickens . otylco. It
MARKETS:
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PHILADELPHIA, 'Jan. 9, 1869
Fuperflne Flour at $5, E 6 5,60: extt a at 0,16; © 8 fancy
'Weigel% extra family 57 25@1, 76 ; Pennsylvania do do
$10,75 and fancy Moods $11.00(03,00 according to quality
Ityo flow $7,50@,9.0u.
There is very little Prime Wheat offering, and this de
scription is to et.soly request at full prices, but inferior
grades are neglected. Sales of 1600,busbels new red at
$1,85@2,00, and WOO bushels ainher at $262. Rye Is un
changed. Sales of dt,i) bushels new Western at $1,60.
Corn in scare nod advancing, yellow at $1,20 Western,
mixed at 96ct501,00. Oats see In good request at an ad
vance. Sales of 6000 bushels new. - Peonsylranto. et: 2.2)75
, cente. Nothing dolngin Barley and Malt $2,00.
PITTIMUROII, Jan. 9-Flour—The market Is decreased.
Wo quote sales of spring n heat Flour at $8,00,®8,60,
winter Flour at $8,7.5g9,00 fancy at gt 2042,50.
Wheat, red, sl,Th@l,,Ss and for 'white, $2,08,®2,12
Corn from Brat hands at $l,OO. 11>e, $1,45 per bushel. Oats
O1@0•!e Barley 2,05@52,11.1. Potatoes, resell Blow 6,75 bbl
hams 183,e", idlrd 17c. flutter 43®46c,16; Eggs 33 glop.
FINANCIAL.
New YORE, Jan.O—Aold closed al $1,31,r 3 .
HUNTINGDON NiAX2IcET,S,,
CORRECTED WEEELE lIENRE Le 00
14110LESLLE VAIOES.
FLourt—Superfine Flour, per barrel, • $7.25
Extra Flour, do 8.25
Family Flour,
GRAIN—Red Wheat, per bushel, 1.80
White Wheat, do ' 1.90
Rye, do 1.35
Corn, . do 00
Oats;
Barley,
SEED—Timothy, ' - do 2.00
Flaxseed, • de' , -.,. 1,2.25
Cloverseod,`pee 64 lbi.;' '' ",• 7 00
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Paoyxstoxs—Putatoes, per bushel, .; 1.00
Pried Apples, ' do , 2.25
Corn Meal, per cwt., ' '' ' 2.50
Dried Peetehow, per pound, • 17
Beef, ' 0
Lard, do . 18
Poilc, do • 12
Butter, do 40
Cheese, do 25
r,,ggs, per dozen, 25
Chat, Hard coal, per ton, 6:50®9•00
Broad Top coal, du , 3.54
LA1,11./SER, per 1000 feet, 12.00@,39.00
SLIINGLES--Lap, per 1000 ft., 10.00@1:3.00
Joint Shingles, do 9 : 5004 ; 00
311SCELLAItit °US-1430i, per cord, 4 ' ..• ' e.).00
Brun, per evert., ' ;1.25
llopz4, per pound ? ' 40
Wool, du • - 40045
...,,
Hay, per ton, " 12.00
.
Hides, .637
JAMES STEEL, r, Sq
James Steel; Esq., the subject of 'this 'no
tice, was born on the 10th et January, 1703,
in the borough of Huntingdon, and was the
son of the late Gen. William Steel. His_
mother was the sister ofiames Entrekin, Esq.,
the elder, late of Coffee Run, deceased. He
obtained his elementary education at the
Latin school of the llev. John Johnston of
this place, where nearly all the boys of the
town were taught at that time, who aspired
to knowledge higher than the common sub
scription schools then furnished.' Ho road
law with the late Robert Allison, Esq., and
for several years after his admission to the
bar, remained in the'office of his preceptor,
engaged in its general practice. He was a,
good serivenor, did,a large ; amount of this
kind of business, and Was well acquOinted
with legal forms, instruments' and proceed
ings. Though possessed of ex c elle n t an d
entertaining conversational -powers, he
never necus'omed himself to public speaking.
For fourteen years after his admission to the
bar, ho associated with the gayest of society,
as well as the most intelligent; and it af
forded him great pleasure in his after life, to
relate the many happy and witty incidents,
which came under his observation, in h's
association with the lively and polished so
ciety,•of which Huntingdon was at that time
the center. He was three times elected Pro
thonotary of the county and filled the office
with credit to himself and satisfaction to the
people, from 1830 to the close of the. year
1848. At the Hine (This death he 'W:I9 As
sistant Assessor for Huntingdon County, tin
der the Internal Revenue Laws of the United
States. •
In 1833 he connected himself with the
Methodist Church; ;did through life, while
his means lasted, he was one of its financial
pillars. He loved its made of worship Mid
was peculiarly at home, in those great out
bursts of the-soul, of which that church fur
nishes such notable examples. Ni hallelu
jah, was so lofty, that lie did not delight to be
horns on it, to the bosom of his Divine Mas
ter. He loved the simple manners of the
common people and the common people loved
him. A very few years before his death,
when his adversities messed heaviest upon
him; and age and disease were summoning
him to the tomb, he frequently walked on
Sunday morning., six or seven miles up
Stone Creek, to hold Class, meetings, and en
joy himself at the hospitable firesides of the
good people of that neighborhood,. He was
wal-m friend ; a good neighbor; 'an agree
able and entertaining companion ; a loving
husband and father; and greater and better
than all these, he was that noblest work of
God.Lffttia bonest'lnen.
Huritingden;-Jun:ll,'4l9._,
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A meeting of the members of the Bar of
thiritingdon county was held in the office of
Win. Dorris, Esq., on December 28th, 1868.
John G. Miles, Eel., was called to the Chair
and John Scott, El q., its Secretary..
John 'William n, .ESci „nonennefld t the
death of JAMES STEEL, Esq., in a few feeling
and appropriate remarks, in the course of
which he stated the filet that Major Steel hod
been admitted to the Bar on the 11th of Au
gust, 1818, upon motion of Robert Allison,
Esq., his preceptor, after examination by a
committee composed of Elias W. Hale, Thos
Burnside, and John Tod. Esqs.• -
Upon motion of Mr: Williamson, I 2: Milton
Speer, J. Sewell Stewart nod Wm.•P. Urbi
son, Esqs., were appointed a committee to
prepare resolutions expressive of the feeling
of the meeting. They submitted the follow
ing, which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Death has removed" from our
midst our brother James Steel, the oldest
member of our Bar, we bow in humble But,-
mission to this dispens'ation of Providence
and do resolve,
Tat. That Major,Steel, through a long life,
proved himself a.worthy and respoqed nibm
her of our profession, a useful and upright
citizen, and a Christian gentleman.
2d. That having been called to fill several
stations of public trnst•he was always found
faithful and obliging in the discharge of d uty,
and he has left behind him a name for kind
deeds that will not soon be forgotten.
3d. That in the social.-walks of life-Major
Steel was peeuliaiTy ;gifted; .with a inbst te
nacious memory, a fluent expression 'and a
warm heart ho was the light of the social
circle.
4th. Thet as . nlawyer, l citieen anti friend
we mourn his death, and condole with his
family in they sore bereavement.
sth. That we will attend his funeral in a
body and wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days.
6th. That a copy of these resolutions be
sent to his family, anti published in the coun
ty papers.
• J. deo. Chairman.
JOUN SCOTT. Secretary.
MARRIED,
bot: 2-ith, by Rev G. W. ZiiliniBer,
Mr. B. P. Dot.p.Ass, of Mt Union, to
Miss JENNIE of Alill'kfehblll`g.
On the matte day,:bythe same, Mr.
CALL-Fs Powrmt, to Nliss LETTIE LlEss,
both of Oneida tp , Ilinftingdon Co.
Doe. Ins t. by.the same, Mr. Wm. A.
TAYLOr, Mi•s SALLIE lIETSTEIt, both
of ¶Vuyne,.llitlhn manly. [Lewistown
papers pl6ittie copy ]
JOH: . Glh, by the same , MY DYSON F.
DuppEy, of orbisonia, to Ili4s MAOGIF.
FINK, of llautiagdon•
On Deo. 13th 1868, by Solomon
Lynn, Esq., Mr. SAMOA, ECKEEL to
teLaiS CATIIARIN.tIIIOFFMAIL all of u n
ii rig o n douhiy:' •
At the Parsonage in Waterloo, on
the Bth nit,- '
by the ,Rev..J. Kearns,
Mr. DAVID E. KEIVEPP, of Juniata Co.,
tq, itia;
,ZlANifir S/LVELITHORN, Of
Hantrngdoit enhaty.
PIED, -.
Of consuirgtiiiri, at'itiS residence in
St. Louis; Dec. 28th, 1868, Col. S. W.
Dory, formerly of lluntingdon, aged
59 years, 7 months and.l3 days.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TESTIMONY , of a PROMINENT PHY
SICIAN.
-,•:,
Dr. J. T. Baker, a skillful and Widely known physician
of twenty yearn standing in Lancaster, Pa., git es his
opinion of a popular household remedy, in the following
letter ,
LANCASTER, PA., November: 23, 1868.
HR. S. B. Manua ,h Co.—Dear Sirs '
:' • During the paint
eight years , 1 have hind frequent opportunities to study
the effect of Misbler's Berk Bitters upon persons sulliir
lug from Iliipepids, Liss of NervouS 'Energy, Pexual
Weakness, Diarrhoea, Sic. lU:flitches were pi enicribed by
other ploSiCilthil according to the 'Homeopathic, Alto.
',ethic and llydropathic schools. end only a comparatively
few permanent CUM effected On the other hand, I have
never known the Bitters to fail producing the denim' re-
AIM, and Istill inso them In line treatment of such com
plaints, with_ the highest KleCtSsl. , 1. have no hesitation
in say log that tconsider ?dishier's /Serb Bitters tine most
efficacious remedy ever discovered for diseases arising
bum a disordered Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels.
Lungs and Lleart.
Spurs truly,
- T. B.1.12g11; .1.1. D.
dmej z , = r. 0. Box 106.
9.25
I)AINTS FAItIERS AND
OTHEILS.—The Grafton .)lineral Pain t Company
are now manufacturing OM Best, Cheapest and most Du
rable Paint in use;' two' coats wall put on, mixed with
pure Linseed Oil, a Ill' last fader fifteen years; it is of a
ilgh,t Drawn,..iir beautiful clp.(c(ll,ate, color, and can be
changed tot - grace . ; :stou?,a,drub,i . ollye or cream, to
suit the lasiii of (lie •
codsunier.' it' iQ yultiable'for lieu
sea, genres, Darns, Carriage and Car makers, Palls mad
Wooden-ware, Agricultural' 'lmplements, Canal , . Boats,
'Vessels and Ships' Bottoms, Canvas, slete,t apd bhingle
Hoofs. (et being Peru and Water proof,) Floor Oil Clouts,
(ono Manufacturer km in g mod @.o‘lo lib's. the limit year)
'and 1111,1 paint for any purpose is unsurpassed for body,
durability, elasticity and adhesiveness. Price VI per
bbl. of 41/0 which well supply a' farmer fur years to
come. Warranted In all cases as above. Sand for a eh;
color which gives lull Flttlellittltl. Bong genuine unless
branded In Dade inarlb Cliatton Mineral Paint. Per-
Solla C , lO 0001'tile-PALI t 111111, remit, tlio inoney on re
ceipt of thy good, Adheres
• it. L. FKLINESTOCILCOO , Pittsburgh,
Agents foi Pennsylvania.
Oriii — i!or solo by tho.prand or barrel At Letris' , Book
Store. uorlB.6in
1.20
D4AFNESS, BLINDNESS and CA
TARRH. treated with the - utmost 111.1CC011i, by J.
inn dCd. and l'ioteemr Of Disea)es of the Eye and
/tar in the Medical College of Pennsylvania. It years exper
ience, (tot uterly of Le) dt u, t. 805 AttCll ot.,
Pint alutplutt. Tut innuotala can 'lto seen at this office,
Thu medical faculty - are Invited to accompany their pa
tionte; as he has no secrete In 1118'1)1[watt, a rtificial
Eyes Inserted without pain. No charvi , forexamtriatton.
June 17, 1863-lybm.
Our Gifts for JANUARY.
They Cost You Nothing.
1 Barrel XXXX Family Flour
1 New Family Sewing Machinb.
1 Violin and Bow.--
1 Aecordeor:
1 Mouth Organ.
1 Boy'a Fancy Sled.
1 Rosewood Photograph Frame.
1 Scholar's Companion. (Tin.) %
1 50 lb sack Extra Family Floor:
1 2.5'1b sack Buckwheat Flour:
1 25 lb" sack Corn Meal.
1 Lady's Work Box. - - -
1 Loather School Satchel.-
1 Pair=Bantain Chickens. -
1 Wagon and Two horses. (Large Toy.)
1 Corn Broom.
I Mammoth Mintstiek.
If our sales during the month go
above our estimate, we will increase
the number of presents. We pay a
license to make as many presents to
our customers as we please.
•.Any person purchasing to the am
ount 0'25 Cents, or over, at either
LEwts'•Booir. STont:, or .I\LyssEY & Co's
Grocery, Confectionery and Variety
i
Stern, from and including Friday, .the
Ist, to and including the • • •
arST * DAY or JAN Uklt , 1869, .
will receive a numbered c rd for every
25 Cents worth purchased, which will
entitle the holders to as many chances
as they have numbered cards, to _re
ceive one or more of ihe above pros
etas.
The goods•on hand consist of Books
of all kinds, Fancy Articles Musical
Instruments,,Perfumery. Wall Paper,
Groceries of all kinds, Whitman's eel
shrilled Ctinfectionery. common Can
dies„Fruits of all kinds„Toys, Extra
nanny Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Corn
Meal, Mince leat, Sweet, Cider, Vine
gar, Coal Oil, Tubs, Buckets, Baskets,
Stbneware, Brushes, Brooms, Whisks,
Apples, Potatoes, etc., ete, too numer
ous to mention.
Our prices will be as low if not 16 we;
than i3lsewhorti 'for tho'snme goods.:.
Now's your time to receive a Handsome
Present, Cheap.
' The Enterprise will be continued, and val.
amble presents will be distributed the first
day of every month.
Public notice will be given in all the coun
ty papers the first week in every month of the
tiuniboi4d-citids entitled to presents.
Stamps and Printing Office business not
included in the above.
Huntingdon, 1869:
' Died, suddenly, ta his father'S resi
dence, on Friday 'afternoon last, ROBT
CARAION:' , His funeral took place on
Sunday afternoon.; -
GOODS FOR THE
: HOLIDAYS,
J. E. CALDWELL &, CO.,
J E WEL BS,
902 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
In adiliffini to their largoly increased Stock of
FINE WATCHES, DIA AI ONDS, JEW
ELRY, ARTISTIC SILYER WARES
PLATED G CODS, 'S;:c . ,
Ala now opening n rnognitlceni collection of
FOREIGN FANCY QOODS,
IN METAL MARBLE,
Decorated Glass, Leather and
COLDEN pßoNzg
In SPECIrI,f. DESIGNS of exquisite ta.te. from all
qunr tern of Euro, , e. particularly adapted fur their
CHRISTNAS SALES.
Our arrangements, both in f !mop° and this country, on:
moth 149 give us unusual facilitts4 In tno art' ctiou-and•
economical prcutuution of our stoo:. It Is our .101, ns
well as our interest, to secure to our pa!tolis tho hturtit
of such advantage, in
Moderll Piices Troughout on: Stock,
WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
DLe. 9, , t,s,te.
•
S. MArtlnt.'s Orrice. le. D 111 . P
Iht I.l,llr4l,..butu,try /, 1 , 09.
IN BANKRUPTCY.— I n the matter of
EMU: A. BA ItTLY.I7 Drlnkrupt:
This is to give notice, that ou the 21st day of Deco?,
bar, 1068, Wet rent of Bankruptcy tins issued *pima
the estate of NAVtI A,BaivridiTT, of iderninglinm,
in the connVof and State of Penusylvenle,
who Ints been soli od,ed a Bankrupt, on his on 31 polities.:
'fiat the payment of any delta and the delivery of ally
property belonging to encl. Ilenksupt, to him, or for his
w..e..atul the transfer of any property by h hit. are forbid
den by law; and that n mi sting of the creditors ot said
Bank, opt. to prove their debts and to choose ono or more
Ills estate, will hs held at a Court of Bank
ruptcy, to he holden at the oilier of the Regisier In Bank!
rtiptcy, at Hollidaysburg, beforo JOIIN
Esq . ltealliter; on • thr,lst .dei of February, A. D. 1369,
at 10 o'clock, a. at.
THOS. A. ROWLEY, U. 8. Marshal,
jano.4t As Niessenger.
1/. Ft BATHURST, Deputy.
U. S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, W. D. oi PRENETLVARIA,}
HI n . . 111E11 , 1211. December 12, latiS
TN BANKRUPTCY —ln the platter of
EIoMAS JAMES MAY IS, Bankrupt:
This Is to give notice,' that on.the 11th day of December
1808. a Monett of Bankt uptcy nes issued against the
estate of THOMAS JAMES NAPES, of Oraysvllle in tho
county of Huntingdon, in . the State of Penns ylvania,
nho had been adjudged a bankrupt en his ono petition;
That tho pay moot of nay ti We and the delivery of any
property belonging to said bankrupt. to him. or for his
use, nod thilransfer of any pr operty by blot. aro forbid.
den by law; and that a :meting of the creditors of the
sold bankrupt, to prove their debts. and to choose ono or
more Assignees of lots estato, will gee held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holdon at the office of the Register in
Bankruptcy, pa)sbnrg, before JOHN llltt MIER
LANE, Seq , dteglster on ~tho 16th day of January, A. D.
1861, at 10 o'clock, I. M.
THOS. A. ROlSjilir, 11. 8. Marshal,
As Mossonger,
per W. P. BATHURST, lkpitty.
T O TIIE PEOPLE OF HUNTING
DON COUNTY. •
Iluninreonoi, December 23, ISCS.
As there appears to he considerable trouble about who
shall be appointed Post•Dirmter in our town, end it being
en office for which the person Who may be appointed
should contrilmte a liberal amount to some charitable
purpose, I therefore offer m 3 self as an applicant fur the
position of Posbillaster at Huntingdon, Pa.; and I pro
pose and will agree, gSring my bond with the Commis
sioners of Hun r ingdon comity for the fulfillment of the
some, should I be appointed, to erect a Monument for do
ceased soldiers, for the Brun's( Two Thonenntt pollen
provided I am allow.] to hold the office for the terra of
four years. Soldiers Rolla :county, qr the friends of our
deceased soldiers ' alit confer a falor by cirenleting a pe
tition in my Ifehelf; nod e.. 61 the same tome.
Dee224ut E. 0 SUMMERS.
VV . 11. ROSENSTE i & SON,
Oak Slaughter Sole and Belting
4#lll Oil
600 Bushels lqamteror's Heir. for
44-OASII PAID FOR lIIDDS AND DARK:I6)6
• W. 10. ROSENnEEL & SON,
Mapleton Depot, Iluntingdon County, Panne, -
Dec. 9,181h-0m:
IJTOR',S :NOTICE:4%
[Estate of °Foga E. IA 3i P, dec'd.]
Letters testamentary, on the' "state of George Lamp,
deceased, Into of Porter twp., Huntingdon .county, having
boon granted to rho notler4gned, all persons indebted
to tiro estate are requested to nudte..inunediate payment,
and these having claims, to present ahem duly authenti
cated for settlement.
ABNER LAMP,
Jan. 0, '69-et..
i iDIINISTRATOR , s'ivyrioP
(ICHinto of Then(nsloc(Co, deted.)
Letters of administration, upon the estate of Themes
Lucke, Into of Springfield lownship,,linntlng,lon county,
deceased. hating boon panted to the'endersignell, nll per
sons inlebted to the estate will snake immediate pay.
mbrit, end those basing claims sal present them for set
tlement.
• MORRIS OfITSHALL.
•
r • .Meadow Oap , deelfalt. • . l'Administrator.
][4lSTRAY.—Carne to the residence
IA of the subscriber in Penn township, Huntingdon
chittay, about the middle of May isst,a black and white
spotted SPIKER, supposed to ha about ono year old. Tho
owner is requested to °onto forwatM, prove property, pay
largos, and take hint away, otherwiso ho will be his
voted of according to law.
de2l,l4'tt • t '4 , 4/0.1 4. SIIOI9ALTER.
RROCLAMATION.---AVIIEREAS, by
a precept to mo directed, dated at Huntingdon, the
2Ot of November, A. D. 1868, tinder the hapds and gal
of [lto lion. George Taylor, President of the Court of
Common Pleas, Oyer and Terminer, and general jail deli,.
ery of the 21th Judicial District of Pennsylvania, compo-
sed of Huntingdon, Blair and Cainbria counties; and the
Hone. Anthony J. beaver and David Clarkson, hisassoci
ates, Judges of the county , of Huntingdon, Justices as
signed, appointed to hest, try and determine all and every
indictments made or taken for or concerning all crimes,
which by the laws of the State cue ;mule capital, or felon
ice of death, and other offences, climes and misdemeanors,
which have been pr shall hereafter be ennamitted or perpa
trated, for crime, aforesaid—l our commanded to make
public prociattiation throughout my whole bailiwick, that
a Court of Oyer and Terminer, of Common Pleas nod
(Wader Sessions, will be held at the Court House in the
borough of Huntingdon, on the second'Hooday (and 11th
flay) of January, 1869, and those lir 4 , 111 prosecute the
said prisoners, be then and (here to prosecute them as it
than be just, and that all Justices of the Ponce, Coroner
and Constables within said county, be then and there In
their proper persons, at 10 o'clock, a. m. of said day, with
their records, inquisitions, examinations and remembran
ces, to do these things which to their alms respectively
eppertain.
Dated nt Huntingdon, nth day of December, in the year
our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and sixty-eightf
sad the 93d yekr of American Independence.
D. It. P. EELY, Sheri!
TRIAL MST,.
FOR JANUARY TERH;.IB6O
FIRST WEEK. .
William Sumner Si Co. vu David P. Stavons.
Wood Bacon - en A. P. Wi/doa:
John G. Mlles vs John Walters' admr.
Jacob RuSsoll • vs John B. Weaver.
'John McCalam's ext.." TS A. P. Wilson.
Peter SI. Bare ,vs John Swigs.
Robot Love's adult, vs Owens nod wife.
James Wall • VI William ICyper.
sr,r;.”:l:
McFarlana's heirs vs ,Mifilitt".t (I. Co. R.R. C
township „v. Wilian Ft ouch.
Seine et, - .T.tous Reete-r,
.Pamo vs Abraham Chilcote.
'Sumo ' vs Oliver Taylor. ' •
Antos Smucker ..:TI Jhrrtin MUSSer.
WON. 11. WattorS es-Tell township.
Willi Ita M. Weizlday vs John W. Mattern.
O. W. Ashrom vs I) J. Costner.
Julio McComb, troth's,v tI Baninln.
A. EL Jont s.•Entlorse- "' .5. B. Sparks.
The Township of Booty ae lieorgtrEby.
'Tito Presto) terinn Chn.clr ' '
or thirleyshurg vs A% illiana.CianoY.
Martin V. Miller vs Lewis Smawloy of al.
Willfaln Wrairerl . vs John B. Weaver.
Dr. 5; B. Thompson " vs Jacob Flasher. Sr.
Rohm t.Muusy vs J..° I:. March and wire
• J. R. SIMPSON, Prothonotary.
Prothonotary s Office,Dec. 0,1865.
rriV E ItN LICENSES._
Tho fifilowing persons hove filed in the offico of
the Clerk of tho Court of quarter Sessions of Huntingdon
county, then petition.; for licenses to keep Inns or Thr
ong in said county and widelt will he presented to filo
Judge of .paid (Nun pa thqsccorul Monday Of JANUARY
for allowauce; -
David F. liortqn;Dudley. -
Valentino Brown, Huntingdon.
Henry W. Walton, Cross Bonds. - -
John S. Bilensont, Mapleton. -
To sell by the quart,
John D. l'ete'rs, - llnntingdon.
EtTING HOUSES.
Samuel T. Rupert, McConnellstown.
- f.fylvefter W. Hasten, Spruce Creek..
Dec. n6x, bletk.
TIQI EGISTER'S -NOTICE: , ---Notice is
IL ) hereby given, to nil persons interested, that the fol
lowing named persons have settled their accounts in the
Register's (Mice, nt Huntingdon, and that the said necounts
will ho presenters for confirmation and allowance at 311
Orphans' Court, to ba hold at Huntingdon, in and for the
county of Huntingdon, on Monday; the 11th day of
JANUARY next, (1869,) to wit:
1. Final inhuluistration necount of &Nina T. Brown,
Esq., administrntor with the will annexed of John Armi
tage. Into of the borough of Huntingdon, deceased.
2. Account of Lewis Stever, Trustee to sell the Real
Estate of Caleb Greenland, Into of Gus township, dee'd.
3 Final account of John Thompson, Ti unto: to sell
the Real Estate ct J..shun Vox, lam of Warriersumrk twp.,
deed.
'l. Administration account of David Wolch, administra
tor of Audrew M. 0111 Hand late of Dublin township, dec'd.
b. Administration account of Edward Cook, admistra
tor Of ifugh L. Cook, late of Cromwell twp., deceased.-
fi Administration account of Famuol Bolinger, admin
istrator of John Bolinger, late of CI ontvrull twp., dec'd.
7. 'ACministration account of Abner Lloyd, of admints•
trator of Samuel Watson. tato of Walker twp., deceased.
8. Administration account of D. F. Tutsey, and James
Anderson, Executor of John Aodenon, late of Pena twp.,
doceftsed.
- 9. 1 , (nal Administration account of T. D. Gradey, exe
cutor of the estate of Ilirain Gradey, late of Henderson
township, deceased.
Di. Guardianship account of Adam Lightner. guardian
of George 0. Horst and Mary B. Dorat.
)1. Guardianship account of James Murphy) guardian
of the minor children of John Dougherty, late or Weat
toimhip, deemed.
J. B. SMUCKER,
Register's Office, 1
Hunt.. Doc. 16, Register.
NOTICE is hereby given to all per
sons Interested that the following Inventories of
the goods and Chattels set to widows. under the Keels.
ions of tho act of 14th of April, 1511, have been tiled in
the olilco of tho Clerk of the Orphans' Court of Hunting
don county nod will be presented far 'at; Koval by tho
Court." on Wednesday the 13th of JANUARY, (1805,)
Inventory and apprnisenient °Me gouda and chattels
which were oLtohn Long, late of Case township, deceased,
as taken by i4lB ,litlow Rebecca A. Long.
Ins entory and appralsonteut of the goods nod chattels
of Philip Pheseant. late of Cassvillu burn., deceased, taken
by his *Alden- Motiido Phootont.
. . .
Inventory and appraisernortt of tho goods and Chattels
Which wore of Jetentialt Gaunter, late of Jackson to p.,
dece,wed, taken by his widow Mary M. Gardner.
Inventory and appraisentent of the goods and chattel,
which onto of Martin Windy. late of Oneida township,
deceased, taken by his widow Catharlao Orlady.
.1. E. SMUCK ER,
Clerk Orphithe Court.
liuntluplon, Doc. le, IM,
A. PLILICATION FOR DIVORCE
COUNTY, ss.
The Conunonuovith of Pennsylvania to HARRIET
ZHIOLEIt, late of Ifin.tlngdon county, GREETING
iYherrn,. ell . R111.• Ali red Zeigler did on the tath April,
lABS, prefer his Petition to the Judges of the Court of
Common pl s .,. ~f tutu county of lintitingdon, Praying
that for tho causes that ein set fort: ho plight be divorced
the bonds of nuttriniony entered into Stith yon the
said Harriet Zi fele, %redo therefore contmand ,von tiro
acid stet Zeiglor, as before commanded, that setting
aside nil other Wetness and excuses whoteoevm, you be
a n d a , pear, in your proper person. before our Judge?
Iluntnigdon, nt our county Court of Common Pleas time
to ho held on the second Monday ofJanuary next, to au
swer tho Petition of Libel of the said Charles Alfred Zeig
ler, anti to show cause it any you have, why the said
Clanks Alfred Zeigler, your husband, should not be di
vorced Iron, the winds of matrimony entered into with
you, agreeably to thA acts of the General Assembly of Ibis
Commonwealth, in each ease rondo and provided, and
het eof fail .not. ,
thu honorable George Th 3 Ihr, Nei.. Prooflint
of our avid Court at Huntingdon this sixteenth 4 , of
No'vember; A. 11.1368. - • • .
del° J. It . smrSONT. Prothonotary.
F. F. DIENDEDO. A. 13. FLOOD.
NEW
Carriage& Wagon "Am
t i c I /
Manufactory. Will • •
, 1*
P. S. ISENBERG & CO.,
Respectfully inform the citizen. of 'Huntingdon and
the public generally that they have commenced the Car
riage and Wagon Illanufacture in the building fornierly
occupied by Anderson Cozzens,
IN TEM BOROUGH OF HUNTINGDON,
Near Henry It Co's Store, where they will be pleased to
wommodute all who canned give prompt attention to
all order e, either for now Work or repairs.
Their work shall be put up with the beet materiel and
In a workmauldie manner.
A libvral patronage solicited.
lluutingdon, Juno 17-ly
HEADQUA, RTERS
Pon
Choice Groceries, Candies, T-oys, &c
Is AT
D. AFRICA & CO'S.
FAMILY GROCERY: CONFECTIONERY AND ri
' RIETY STORE, HUNTINGDON 'PA.
Our stock consists of all kinds of Groceries, Teas, Spi
ces. Canned and Dried Fruits, Cities Vinegar, Common
and Fancy Soaps, of all kinds, Hair Oil, Perfumery, Pen
Knives, Pocket Dooks, lx,• Call and , exnmine our stock,
and take a view of our splendid Marble Soda Fountain.
Don't forgot the place—north-cast corner of Diamond.
Duntiugdondano D. AFRICA. & go.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
H. ROBLEY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Hoe removed to Hill Street, Huntingdon Pa., ono door
twat of the Poet Office where ho is preparad to do all
kinds work in his lino of business. Ho hoe Just received
full Ilno of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERS,
OVERCOATTNS, SLe„,
and he invites a call from the politic. pr.mi.-lo,f to maks
geode to order In a workmanlike Itbla II r." '
Xinntingdon, Pa., Oct. 7th, 1808
/,OSSZS ,I.ROMPTLX PAID
IHUNTINGDON INSUFIANE,F
AGENCY.
•
ARMITLGE 'I4oDERTHY
IttINTINGT.)ON,' PA. '
Relpresent the most reliable Companies in
the Country. Rates ue tow as is eonsieteat
with reliable Indemnity. imp 2, 'WI.
pital R,fpreiiiepted over $14,0Q0;
NOTICE.
All pristine indebted to the firm of Johnston A
Watteon, or. requested to call and make settlement.
They need money and' must have it. All accounts not
settled by the first, day of Febrnety, will be placed in'the
- handeof iti claim' for colloottoti: •
,land•tf. JOHNSTON' & WATTSON.
ROSADALIS,
THE' EfRPAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
CT.IRES .
SCROFI:r. 4. IN ITS WATtIOUS FORM
BUM 19
Consumption in its earliest sta" En
largement and Ulceration of tfd
Glands, Joints, Bones,Kidneys,
Uterus, Chronic Blieunza
tism, Eruptions of the Shin,
Chronic Sore Eyes, &c.
• ALSO
SYPHILIS
IN ALL ITS FORMS.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
Loss of Appetite, Sie7 headache, Liver
Complaint, Pain in the Back, Im
prudence in Life, Gravel,
GENERAL BAD HEALTH,
And all discams of tho
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
ihpItOSADALIS eradiates every Mud of humor and
had taint, nod restores the °Miro system to a healthy
condition.
43-It Is perfectly Harmless, never producing the
slightest Injury
41)..1t is not a Eccret Qn .ck Remedy. The articles of
which it is rondo are published around each bottle.
Recommended by - tbd Medical Faculty and many Thou
sands of our Boat Citizens.
I/Gy-For Testimonials of remarkable cores, .ea "Rosa
delis Almanac" for this year. ' '
DR, ,T, .3", LAWRENCE & CO.,
244 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
YOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Dec. 16,
,
,
AT P/PNEIL'S.
CORNER OF DIAMOND.
... -
Fa - . GEO.-SHAEFFER
Ilasjust returned from the east with a
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, &C.
Which he offers to the inspection of hle customers and
the public generally. Ile will sell Isis stock at the most
REASONABLE .PRICES,
and those who purciulso once will sorely call again
BOOTS & SHOES MADE TO ORDER,
and REPAIRING done In tho s neateat and most expedi
Rom manner.
Call upon Mr. Schaeffer at Ills shop on UM street, a
low doors west of tlto Diampod• Oct. 2S, 1868. '
IJONES- HOUSE,
PENNSYLVANIA.
The undersigned baying leased the above papular and
well known hoary, which loin been tholenghly repaired
and greatly 'mimet ed, al well as entirely refurnished
t hronghon t with elegant new (unlit tire, iiscltidlng . till the
appointmente of a flint Oa. Hotel. will be ready for the
reception of guests, on and after the 15th of November,
1608. nova-dm.
BEANS! -- BEANS! I BEANS!! !
Haring obtained a net variety of
• WHITE SOW BEANS,
will diopooo of them (put up Iu Socks) at the following
rates:
1 pound, (sufficient to ralBo 1 busi, el) Postage pre paid,
50 rents ; 2 pounds 75 cents ; 3 000008 ; pounds
(1 gal.) 0.l,00; 10 pounclv,• delivered to I,7preso office,)
$3.10; bushel $5,50; 1 11.:11e1 $12,00.
/4" - l'lnnt let of June. drills 20 inches apart, avertigo
from 6to Sgroins per foot. Will ripen in about CO to 15
days.
' The cash invariably to accompany tba,order. Name
and Post Wien address, legibly written. Bond 800/1, no
my stock is limited. , • • - - -
Address. JOHN B. SIIENEPELT
Oot. 21, '69.4.1m Orldannia, Huntingdon County, Pa
'NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
• Will. AFRICA
•
llnforms the public that he has hist
opened at his old stand in the INemeud ;
linntlegdon,
A Fine Assortment of all kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.,
All of which he mill soll at fair prices. Quick salts and
small profits. Pall and examine my stock.
Alanufactoringand Repairing done to order as usual.
Iluntingdon, mt. 28, 1868._
BOOKS
sTATIoNEIiy
OF ALL KINDS,
ALT'
CEXER I AP,
Lewis' liook Store,
lign4PgdQP., Pa.
11. nar..,..v.Y,
NcicLaut Tailor
TCONRAD-11EYER
f • • 1 INVENTOR AI. BIENIMACTIIREII OF VIE ' 1
, :Celebratedlron Frame l Pianos,
Warerooisie, No. 722 /Itch - Bt.; Phila .
AT, . • ,
Hoe received the Prize Medal of the World's Gieet Ezbi
bithiri; Londrin, }leg. The highest Prizes awarded when
and 'Ammer oxlibted. 'shad 15234
septa:OB.3m.
WOOD FOR SALE.—By the cord or in
larger quantities. Inquire of StimMel
A. Stool, of the firm of &ed.& Co.
—For ttie greatest variety of new
styles of !Wall .Paper, go to Lewis'
Book Store. tf.
It is a Porkct Renovator
BRUM= ONLY BY
SPLENDID STOCK
THOMAS FARLEY.,
PROPRIETOR
Cheaper than the Cheapest!
BARgrA.INg
11EM
3idEa3a.it.zamcptla store
WeY nd o f ffuntingdon, Penn'a
We are now offering '.our im•
mense and well:assorted stpckOf
Goods, - at thoroughly reduced,
and unprecedented low prices
our superior facilities enabling n.s.
to compete successfully with the,
cheapest.
Our stock consists' of Groceries,
Dry Goods, Notions, Flarthiiare,
Queensware, Glassware, Willow
and Cedar Ware, Table and Floor
Oil Cloths, Carpets, Rugs. and
Door Mats, Crocks,Jugs, Stoves,
Tinware, ron, Stee, Nails, Glass,
Putty, Oils,
- Paints, Drugs,' Flour,
Feed, &c., &c., &c.; all in great
'variety, at price's that,' Will 'not
fail: to suit consumers. :We ;are
also dealing in all kinds of Qeal,
and Lumber, our facilities; :Irk
these compioditieS -being superiOr•
to other firm in . Huntingdon.,.
We claim them as SPECIALTIES in
our ' trade,' in which. 'norie- can
compete with
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. 'PO!"iiiit
fail to call and examine of r" . atO'cli
and .prices, as both- are , spre:.'t4
please. .-- . - '
& ‘CO-,-
HENRY . ,
Huntingdon-
oct2B
B. XEICI..F.R;-::';
MEM
.Furnishing, Fancy-,
CZ=
DRESS GOOD&
Alpacas., Poplins; Plaids, DeLaliiee,
Prints. film Cambrics, Illnsllne, Denim, fino Linen, Dlari
sallies, 1' cquas. India Twills; •
largo assortment of , • , • I
La(lies' Fasilioliable Dross Trimmillut
Silk Fringes, Buttons, Bugleg,NOlvot Ribbons, oto.
Furnishing Goods, Stocklogs, 3.torbno, Gollob', Weil, So
1 71C2fiTesS,
Rid of nll colors; Silk, Throw', Cotton, &c: of all sizes,
nod Infest styles, .Under gallants of all Owls, for La.
dies. Gents. nod Children. • -
. .
TAM' Linen, Muslim, Napkin& Doyßep; , Micctlng
and Shirting, Dmitri and lils.mlied, from 8 cents upt
~`~~ltil~n7 ~OOD~9 `,
A large stock of the latest: styles. A Iwo stock ny
Notions Zephyrs, Yarns, Cc. 441,c1.1, eaper ..thEti'tbd
qiy-Itoom, %volt° thektrat Sfstioual ItittkviktijiaTi6.
CLAZIER:-tt?4 ! :- PRO,"
DE.ILEILS. IN
I)RY GOODS,' DRESS GOODS;
• NOTIONS, GARDE/TS, OIL
•
• 'GLOTTIS, 11475' 'AND-"CAPS,
BOOTS and 'SHQE.S;" GE 0-`'i'
-
CERiES,(2qEENSIKI.&E, 11 7 00. D.
WILLOIP WARE, &s.
Particular attention glean to Ladles' Dre'ss lloodl anti
Home Furnishing Goods. •;.1 ' , • ; ~•
We eau sell goods this Winter throughout, at losyer fig
ures thou they have reached for six years.
Our prices are as follow; • ' • "
Muslin..frein S de. Upward., •
Yard 'Aide bleached Muslin, 1234 cts.
Yard wide unbleached Muslin, 144 ate.'
Heavy 3 and wide Sheeting, 14 to 15 cts. •
Fine yard Bleached Muslin, 15, 18 to 20 cte.
Wide Waineutta Prints, only Mats.
Best Qualities Prints, 1134 to 15 ate.
10-1 Whito'Wool Blankets,-$4,00 pr.
Heavy Double Wool Shawls, $4,0045,00,
black Alpaeca, Wont 15 de. up.
Wool Plaid Double Width, 511 ate;
Heavy Plaid Poplin. $l,OO
Other Goods in propertiou.
Washington street, ;near : the Jail
Please call and examine ; and, if you are not convinced
it Is to your lutetest to buy from WI, do not do 80. .
GLAZI2.It &
Iluntingdon, Oct. 21,1868
1869.
CLOTHING';: '
H. ROMAN.,
EEG
CLOTING
FOR -
FALL AND WINTERS
JUST ILDGEIVE'D
ROMAN'S
• CHEAP• CLOTHIHQ•
, t 3 TORE.,
For Gentlemen'. Clothing of the best material, and made,
is the beat workmanlike manner, call „ •
U. ROMAN'S,
opposite too Branklin /loose in Market Sganre, Ilnitant ;
don, Pa.
BACK AGAIN I
NEW STORE and NEW GOODS!
itenjamin Jadobs
Respectfully informs his old re/arida and. - the:public
generally, that ho, hoe again located, In rho borough of
lltuituronou. and has opentd a votY Idege pad °MI6 - new
stock of Goods in - Sigtod'ei Store oppoeito Lawls'•
Book Store, eonslatiog'pr , r
liRYGOOES,GRObERIE,S,,CLOTII,
• ING, [TATS arid 'CA P8,,')10028
p.
•nd SHOES; QUEENSIV.A.R.E,'
and EVERY VARIETY. OF:
• ":00,0rIS
To he found in tho best stores inthe:Plaae, all of nidcle
ho wilt sell at prkdd to auk the times, end hopes to re ,
polio a liberal ehake of patritimge from a towous
Don't forget' to giro me a call and I .011 , tr?; to please
•cf!i with Goods ankrprlcea. • •
BENJA3IIN Ja.COItS.
Sept. 86,1865•
Can't Be Beat 'n
. •
• • •
, 76 -1
• JOHN IL ;WESTBROOK
• Respectftdl3% informO thtVeltizetta Or litfnfingdOn and
vicinity that he has.juaVieeefrod'from the city a Ntlf and
oplendid stock of , . •
GROCERIES,.
.(RECTION4qESI
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS. &CABS,
=44 PhOe' Findings; • Cat'iet j - Sachs,
- 'Trunks, &c.,
ell Of which hots ptcpared to fell at greatly rOdn ' cellPrice9
Don't foiget the old stand WM. Diagoild.''Old ctleto.
pore and the public generally are limited to ,
Huntingdon, oct : 28, 1868. .
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tu ß re G e, 11:9 0 7
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eli F HENRY &
!OM
1869.