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Tedyes4a , ,mco4,7Shii. 20;1869.
LOCAL & PERSONAL.
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Meetings
EMU=
NL dforiah Lodge, No. 300, A. Y. IL, meets second
fattlindey evening ot mob month, in Brown's building.
Standing Stone H. R. A. Chapter, Hi. 201, meets the
fleet Tuesday evening of each month, in Brown's building.
Juniata Lodge, No.lll, 1 0. O.'F., meets every Friday
Weeping, third floor, in Leister's building.
Standing Stone Lodge, No. SF,. L 0. G. T., meets every
Tuesday evening in third floor of Read's building.
Arrapaboe Trabe, No. 68, I. 0 of R.' H. meets - every-
Thursday evening, third floor, Lelster's,
/bung Afert's Christian Association meets the first and
third Monday evenings each mouth, in Brume' Wilding.
Town COuncit meets the first Friday evening of each
month.
Brief Items. ._
Tenant houses are scarce in Lewistown.
Who' iiirget the barrel of flour for noth
ing? See Massey & Co's gifts for January.
Two bears wore killeion Tussey mountain
recently.,
The'reasiei4ii Cornet Baud has a set of
Ain't St a riot—the crowd of customers and
! s?r i iosity ; seekers.at Enter prise headquarters.
The work on the new furnace at Riddles
burg is prograing i rapidly.
Little girls believe in the man in the moon
}F -big giihritt the man in the honeymoon.
Who will got a new family sewing Machine
icir hailing? :Celt at Enterprise Ifeadquar- .
tars.
Thelabrile ql.licistrel Troupe exhibited to
a full house on Thursday night last. Their
performance was first-class.
A recent fair in Altoona realized $2400,
and one in IlollidaYsiirgs23oo. The voting
departments "took in" the most money.
A man named John - Bniles had his left arm
mashed at the Altoona yard by being run
' '
Ex-Sheriff Battiorst, has, been dangerously
ill for more l tlian a \seek past, but there are
hopes of his recovery. -
The people of Bellefonte - are bellowing
,ngainst, the cow nuisance,
.Cur citizens are
I likeWi r ie . altretiii. •
Naoini,, the daughter of Enoch, was five
hundred and eighty years old when she was
married. Courage, ladies.
The griatest curiosity in Huntingdon—the
•••• walking doll and ber'earritige; at -En terPribe
Heridquartere.--
A Mississippian says the only crops that
did not fail in that region the past season
were puirgikiiiitiiid toy babies.
ir, The farmers, and: citiiena generally , of our
county will be pleased to learn that the county
AgrioUltilial Semliki will liold a fair nest fall.
Buy in haste and pay in leisure is the
motto of many young - (arid - old) men. We
can't say that it is a commendable one , .
wants CO buy g'Sod roeiries
and receive a present ; in the bargain ? Go to
Massey & CO's cheap Grocery and Variety
~Score, , .
Gen. George Potts, Mayor of Altoona, has.
been reappointed D. D. G. M. of A. Y. M.,
-for this district; composed 'of the counties of
Blair, Bedford and Huntingdon. •
`Aotild of Miti:Jane Brown, of Bellefonte,
was suffocated to death by ' smoke, recently.
had, teen left in,thp house ,which
.caught
A pauper: decamped from the Cambria
oouniylMor:hotirie Skith'vo:luables in his pas=
session to the amount of $3O. That is the
rneantet okmean robberies. -
t'llilibuite of Mris. T. IV. Lukens.
sontown, Juniata county, was recently enter
ttpul,robbAdof#out 52250, - 4 which $l5OO
Nrfirtielorirliment bonds: '
•Tiraniehdiaiiem - Ocie'd 'lit alimber job at
Philipsburg well crushed to death, recently by
a tree Selling on
,tdra.,,4nother employee
J im() his jaw broken at the same time.
Is it a sign that the present year will be
unlucky because it begins and ends on Fri
day? Superstitions ones may -think so, but
we•hopa they are fei , r.• • • '
.There was - a 'partial 'eclipse of the moon
advertised to come off on Sunday evening
lest._ Tptt,,ecerte - 7eltifte - rAiieti. to repave the
tinriain unitive couldn'telie it.
,
We see filet our nililibim..Cornman figured
:ionspicuonel/ at the Bellefonte Editorial - eon,
mention, 'and was. made corresponding,
•:72 , Fashionable people no lo . nger call one. imm
rtjler 164 Obey, merely stigmatize the state
ment as an: l'unqualifted'figment of a fertile•
imagikntiott."
. I. dale icics precipitated from the eare of
ix three etory.lirick:last week and crushed to_
atoms.: ;Itrirae a downfall 'That cbuld 'not be
avirted.l .
The red cards numbered 4429 and 4930,
centilled:tp; tin)big mintetiek and 50 ib eack
';of flour have not pet been presented at Enter-
Yriiiilireadquarters.
,
oureitizens 'went.to
Alarrislntrg• this Tuesclay,, morning, to be
present at the election of United States Son.
—liter this afternoon. "
A Lodge of .Good Templars was recently
instituted at McConnellstown, this county;
led we 'learn .the number of initiations is
ilarge Eta it
_llliquid be.
-A. ghost,, supposed, tube the.deyil or one of
,hisi imps, lias been seen in Snydercounty, Pa
It resembles a dog; stands on its bind legs,
- spite fire, and: ha's eats that reach to the
ground. Of course, somebody was scared.
When a man talks of starting a business in
Iluntingdon, don't disc . ourage him by telling
him it won't pay. Yewdriie away einPloY
tnent for the poor, and keep your town in the
. -
backgionnd,
Mrs. Isaac Corn elius,bf Cass - taWnstqp, this
county, presented her husband with a" Christ
nme.present in the shape of three bouncing
babies. 'A cotemporary remarks, "it is well
enough, perhaps,- for Mr. C. that 'Christmas
; comes but once a year.'"
• We hai%e been informed that Court was
pretty well attended lest weelF., We, the Sr.,
bad • our hands fuili'runningjtho "swindle,''
and - couldn't take time to see our friends.—
The-next timethey come to town we willitry
to receive them better. _
An ingenious-locking sle'gh, a la veloci
ilede;piejielled by a horse, was in town' the
other day, and excited no little curiosity.—
It is called a "buck," being somewhat simi
lar to a saddler's buck. is made of hick
ory, the shafts serving also as rippers, and
:the . Seat is it round upim which driver:sita t astraddle, and which supported
by
ppokes from , th'o !runners. 'lt is said to be
pare. ~It bouts the New - Yoric velocipedes, of
which we bear so much. " • - • •
Agiloulixirall Meeting!
ntuit'y-meeting, of tho Ann
tingdon County Agricultural •Soniety
was held in the Court House on,Wod
neiiday evening list.
,i•Georgo W. Owens, Esq.;:of, Birming
ham, ono of the Vice. Presidents, Was,
called to the chair, in the absence 'dff
the President, who, on assuming
duties of his position, made 'a few re. l
marks, in which he took occasion ito
say that. he regarded tho, - .Culture of
the soil as one of the first professions
to we could be-called, and that
upon which all Others are based. Take,
it away,' and, as a people, we become
nothing, as all other professions sink
into nothingness in comparison With.
it. In other,words_romovelrom titan
the bread of life and you, remove the
nitirililmself.' 'lt thus be'coines us, as
eitizens•of this County, and Common
wealth, to foster this elemont:otWealth,
this Means of promOting
that is great, 'and gOod, and right. ;II;
congratulated the Socyty r , on- having,
such'a large attendenco.
, The minutes of the Society, for the
last year;',werlo,read by; the Secretary
and approved,
The' following officers for the ensu
ing year, were elected :
President—Grans Miller, Esq.
Recording Secretaries—Robert• Mc-
Divitt and John M. Bailey, Esqrs:
Corresponding Seeretary— , Dr. R A.
'.l
Treasurer—George Jackson.,
0 Sti
; , ..oturnotion of John S. Miller, Esq',
Resolved,_ That the_ present list Of
VieglEvresidents 64'ecititintiod, with the'
addition of'Joseph Iseriberg,, , Sr.;:to fill
th'ci 'vabaney oceasioneif by tIAS death
of Abram 'ifarnish of 'Morris township.
M. S. Lytle, lisq , offered. some re
marks; on the subject of , the Agrieul.
tural College of Pennsylvania, as an.
Institution, in the_stiecess of.wllich all
ishould,l66l an, interest, 'and especially
inan, wlien an effort: is made to
restore it to its former flourishing con
dition. , lie recommended that . the
Society make an effort to avail itself
Of the provision made fur the admis
sion of ono pupil:from each county,
free of tuition, by selecting and recom
mending some .one coming up. to the
requirement. ; ;
Sonie remarks were made by H.
Miller, Esq , in regard to the selection
of 'delegates to the annual election of
offleers of the Agricultural College,
suggesting that they be elected for
three years instead of one, and ap
pointing one new one each year.
On motion oCII. Ci„Weaer, -
. - .7'Besetved„That"the Society:will hold
a Fair, during the corning fall.
On motion of M. S. Lytle,
_Resolved, That the -committee ap
pointed 'at the April meetingi.to pre
pare a.list of premiums, be continued,
to report- at nest meeting, and that
lion. Jot:M . S. Miller, and 11. G. Weav
er, Esq , be added to the committee.
This.coinmittee as now constituted
will bo as follows: R.' G. Morrison, G.
Miller, T.' 11. Creme'r-, D. -W.- , Womels
dorf, John A. Whittaker, John Brew
ster, Henry A. Mark, John S. Miller
and II: C. Weaver.
On motion of R McDivitt,
- Resolved, That the committee on lo
cation be also continued to. report at
the same time.
The following gentlemen col” , tittito
the committee: Captain B. X. Blair,
Alex. Port, Dr. It. A. Miller, David
Dare and iaeob -
• Scale remarks
relative
made by, Wm.
V:Orbison, Esq.,relative to the pro
priety of having some topics' for dis
cussion and interchange of views in
troduced befbre the Society at the next
meeting.
On motion of li. C. Weaver, Esq.,
_Resolved, That the subject of the best
method of increasing the quantity of
wheat per acre, and why it is that less
grain per acre is raised at the present
time than was twenty or twenty-five
years ago, be presented for discussion.
Adjourned. ,
GEO. W. OWENS, Pres
P. 111.0DIvITT, See.
An Attempt to Crush 4.Qulck Sales and
Small Profits." ."
It may surprise some people to learn
that the'lltintingdhn Jfonitor refuses
to publish adverysements for Massey
& Co's diccery and .fjetvis',Book Store.
,Until this wank the editor did not re
fuse. He returned adVertiseMents
sent him this' weep marked ."Refused,
because objectionable to other business
men who patronize the Monitor." Now
it is -worth white for the people to in
guire why '"other business mon" ob
ject to, the !Monitor publishing adver
tisements for - MaSsey tirocery
and Letvis'-Hook Store. Do'theY wish
to keep - the - readers of thez-Moniter-ig
norant of the fact that Mas - sey-ECo's
Grocery and,: Lewis'-- Book Store aro
the places, where bargains can be had
by , purchasers] The people will be
sharp .enough to find out; sold encour.
ago liberality even with 'the: opposi
ticin Of the Monitor and_"Other business
'Men" to the Contrary.'
ttegi.We take this method of , tendering
our grateful thanks to the friends And
members of the Shaver's Creek'Baptist
Church, for their kind surprise visiton
New .Years Day. They left; with us
large supplies of flour, butter, potatoes,
corn, oats, and other necessaries.of life.
\TO would not forget our friends And
members of the Scone Creek and Broad
Top Churches, who also during the
past year have from time to time, sup
plied us with many things needful for
life. We return our sincere thanks to
you, and pray that the "Kind. Father
may replenish your store houses and
fill your barns with plenty," and that
you may be the faithful followers of
your Blessed Master, always enjoying
the rich fruitions of his-grace.
J. D. THOMAS,
CLEMENTINE THOMAS.
p_s_Purchasers of Groceries, Flour,
Confectionery, Perfumery, etc., eti3 ,
etc., at Massey & Co's Variety Store,
or of Books, Musical instruments, Sta
tionery, eta., etc., etc., at Lewis' Book
Store, will get , their goods cheap, and
Win luck, will get a handsome present
in the bargain.
That Best of Caterers,
B. C. Summon;, has removed to the
Salt:ion opposite the 'Wccitange Hotel,
rind will take 'pleasure in ttupplying
familios with the best oysters in the
.marleet.
gs„.The Pnimi "gepublicsa - County
Committee, at a meeting held on last
Thursday, elected as delegates to the
State Convention, Winllewis, Senator
ial, and Wm. EL WoOtes,"llepresenta
nye.
CO3IIIUNICITED.
Fair anti Festival.
Friend Lewis: Wednesday the 13th
instant, was a gala day at Birming i - -
ham. The people of that - place and
surrounding county had one of the
finest facial unions ever „held ip, that
purtj,M Country, consisting Of a.fair,v
fea,tival and concert, fO'r beneft..t of
`the I'vesbyteiiiin•conirek'atiion . 44 !that
place, who are building a new church.
At an early hour on Wednesday morn-.
ing, sleighs and Sleds with merry bells
came pouring into the town laden with
meu r ygmen and
,clll,lllren, ;each bring-,
Aig baskets' `4‘ , '
luxuries and substantials. The festi
val was .held l in _the , old sPreepyterian
church, and the fair and concert in the
Methodist church • which was with true
christian sntfit gii(M Clio occasion
and tastefully decorated with wreaths
of ever green. Each arriving train ,
brought delegations of people and sup ;
,plic§,,al4lL soon b,epa,n3O , Octant ..that'
,the two churches,though both are large,
would not afford them enough "room. - r ,
At 11 o'clock, a. m., a musical enter.
tai,nip i eht ,;tii , as given theyby ouing ladies
atheigetninark, after ;which
.;tlke
\cal was opened, and the tables were
constantly thronged from noon until
about four o'clock, p. m. • The fair kept
open the greater part of the day, where
a number. °flair ladies were.kept busily
engaged selling ,articles made by„ fair
hands, at fair prices. In the evening
the young ladies gavo,another concert
to a crowdedhouse, after' which the
people repaired to the other church and
; Arte4lE of iiTli(Taileittil,ripast, pysters,
lOearcit'ne, oth'er , -delica
cies. At half past 10 o'clock the en
tertainment closed; the best of feeling
prevailed; comatondable liberality was
manifested;nearly every article for sale
was disposed of, and after all expenses,
were paid it was round that the snug
sum of six hundred and twel:ty•live
dollars was realized., The day.will bo.
long remembered by those, who , were
present as ono of the moat pleasant, of
their lives, having the pleasing assur-'
anee that,theiFititne.i - andi money was
giv'et f ignod:cati9b.
31in urtrY 15th
A Beautiful Ilall.
By invitation, we visited the rooms
of the Order of lied Men, in Shannon's
1 1 4.--3-estertlaY 'Tnerning,. and,Werc „
gfeatly auhillS'ed et 'ilio'iniprOVeinents
which have boon made therein. The
windows aro 'closely 'covered, Inside.
with large oil ~paintings ,on canvass,
representing various seencs,and inci•
dents in Indian character, while the
four walls are covered with paintings
:01C01unibus! id America, a
belrtilo linnOan vil iagd, :a Inrge
cave, etc. Tho walls of the room were.
not so smooth as they should have
heen, nevertheless, the artist, Mr. J. G.
Ohaplid,'a colored resident of 'I-fint
ingdon, has produced' paintings upon,
them that will bear a critical, examin
pllou, and which, reflect great credit .
upon his genius and talent as a per:
trait and scenic painter. The ceiling
is covered with a Sky-blue ground,
studded in the centre with a circle of
silver stars, and when subjected to a
eta ong flow of gas-light, gives tho whole
scone a subdued expression which
greatly heightens the effect of the
paintings on the walls. Scattered all
around the room are the rustic seats,
lodges, war iMplements, and pai.4pher-
India of an Indian village, present
ing a sight that is certainly worth
seeing. -The. , .floor \:iss - covered with
straw-colore'd matting, and is kept as
clean as anew pin.
When •Ittr.-Chapliti commenced the
painting it was:not designed 'to give
them 'the elaborate finish which they
afterwards received; and as he had of
ferod to do them at a very low figure,
and refused to take "mere than what
ho had agreed to, he made nothing, if
ho did not lose, by his venture. As
many persons have expressed a strong
desire to See the room, the , Ited Men
have determined to open it for exhibi•
tion, and hav&generousiy resolved to
appropriate the. fund thqs raised to
Mr. Chaplired benefit. ' 'Dile notice of
the time of opening will be given to
the public, and WO bespeak a liberal
patronne on:the part of our citizens.
Altoona Tribune.
DE4-Ik.tany years ago the writer of this 'no
tice and an invalid physician, while visiting
the Island of St. Croix for their, health, expe
rienced and witnessed many surprising and
_beneficial effecte of the Ru,rit - there'
,prodiMed
b!zidiNviany' of - the invalids - win; - *de, like
curselves s seeking health, and upon inquiry
and investigation„obtained mfull ;history of
iti Medicinal virtues.' 11.ri was'delighted and
surprised, and determined to make it the
basis of a Tonic and Restorative Medicine.—
The result of his labors :was a:glorious suc
cess for 'him and "sUff6ring humanity.—
The celebrated Plantation_ ,Bitters , was thus
°fade knoirn'io the world.:lßein'g: - an'aitiele
of real merit, founded on new principles, and
relying wholly upon the vegetable kingdom
fur its medicinal effects,•it worked a Tepid re
volntion in via treatment of physical
January 2Q,'69-It - „ •
MAGNOLIA WATER.—Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the
- price. ' - ' • • •tf
ifA gentleman at our elbow To
minds us that [lon. John Scott was a
private in C0.:F.;P:1144 . a company rais
ed,lii` this place when„ theehels Were
threatening our State,. The CoMpany
went to Chambersburg, but we have
no recollection of 'a,n'y of'' the, Company
doing any. very hard fighting, except
on one.or two occasions: when the ene
my was hard to fiat!, Mr, Scott was
detailed at 'Harrisburg as Assistant
Adjutant General, and he went to work
like an old army officer. Samuel T.
Brown, Esq., our member of the Legis
lature," was also a private in' Co. F.
and remained 'in service until honora
bly
_discharged. -We as second officer
of the company; 'feel proud of the pro
gross of tho "boys of Co:
MThere was but ono criminal case
tried at' the Court, last week, that of
the Commuptycalth against...lsaac Ste
vens; for itsault; and battory, in sihich
ha, was found guilty_ and sentenced to
pay, a find of $l,OO and posts. The
scarcity of criminal ; business is due" to
the Grand Jury, which' discharged its
duty in a satisfhctory manner, and sa
ved the county many of the costs that
were too common at the sessions of the
Court. heiotoforo.' Ski oihr bills
were continued until next term.
?ELENTS
EVERY 11EONT.1-1,
ANTE4PRIE HEApQVARTERS,
'
IN,6l,lliin'gT 0-g
ponnornl f ,7
ntniv 01-
VT. and ihappi'l'iesP!Of., 01 - 5:90 ig.1,0 so
neglected' by parents
. -'an
as the manner "-in nvillPh their even
ings aro alma t, Parkftess ie, tempts;
tion'tb -tind`siiffet•ing-yoditg men ;
mad lloye , to, tin, a Imo n t•;fromthe fitini
hearth, when .the • light of day does
not restrain_therq from misconduct,s'
i
e
ffitin i gab am 'Adiprodu r -:',
.cing,incalculable mischief and ruin
411: the ,riots, distatbapees or any
and-kriariesVtre thetj.esalts of running
stteefsafter nightfall. To , h . ome '
som s eSlimig fore is _t the
mere command,
: and parents should
erMoo:yor, 15s their ; eifsitAple, to;
show,..the t irripertance-of ipending tho',
hours of darkness with the family, for'
if heads of households,,pannot oxperiL
ence troll 'thd -assertion thdt',
;?`there ; is no 'place ; like Acme/it hot'
can tl ey expect their offspring to bti )
dameatfc,2 „Dinning. recreation aria',
emplcytneut.in,the funity cirein af t ii'
lb filaitelprtioeti agrcdahle and:pleasant,
than , any amusement' on dissipation
abroad';' and honorable' 'and 'learned'
'Men, are the pr ducts ef . ., the oiie;,'Whilti
miserable and clifiipitted"specinciens Of
the human race are the results, of ,the'
other. , Let home be the place it,shoulir
he,, and 14 . , ihrim' fascinations `and=
induceinenta be offered 'at' the -homeL"
stead-atiabroad'and , a more' exalted
and creditable class.,of citizens would
people the world. ,„ ,
Hair Wneho's.
Iris only right to refer to a source
of possible, disease, whictr.,is .peculiarly
.wide, ,npread ,just, now, and against
Which'the public should, bo continued.
At the
,prescnt, time thCre; is,quito a
rhgo bair ''4liShes" or
, 'restorers,7, Which,,whilst: the: charge
of tbeji„bAing indignantly
r4idiated; yet, in a''.shbri 'limo "re
2l,oreithe'color Orthe - h'air. The ac
l'tive agent, in these, washes is,•of course,
lead. In the majority cif cases, proba
blY'aqiUcklerlifdlis(t. Of .bitcli:•al . totion'
would be unattendett . Sy! th mischief ;
but it is Wi'ertli roiridliibering Lhat pal , '
sy,has , heen, known to be produced
tho ' long ,continued use
~of.,„cosmetics
containing lead. ~,But of the, thousanda
of persons whb 'aro now applytn lead
C971,110 - lt
~biiio'with C#retne 8V:1006114 to
'the'actibri 'of 'the' poison, ,And: these
will certainly- *ill no -in - considerable
riSk of ffnding ostoration" of,
Weir haii-'attondCd - by" th&lO r ii . of pow.'
erin their\ wrists %.=2,.Laneit.'.ll
,N9TICE!—In view
of the dealing season, the following,
from ilotTs Journal of _Health, may:
says: off rafrey d ;yr ho indulge , ;yr the,
recreation, of'skaLing,,no small amount
of- - 4isentufort starting for
the iee,'hathe yoUr'fe,et in cold 7,s:!ter,
-drY: dnir' give the& n:
a good 'rubbing:with.a raslr•tewel, put
.on,a pair„9l woyhm or, heaxiy,„cokton•
stockings,and your feet will remain•
comfortably: warm :for three or four
hours-in the coldrit welither."
LECTURE.—Rev; T. De WittTalmago
will deliver a lecture in the Court
House on Monday e.c'efiing next, Jan
uary 25th, subject ::"tirumbler & Co."
The proeedds'arii for the benefit of the
Young Men's Christian Association ;
which,objeut our citizens should sus-,
tain A wit.b4 : tlieir means whenever the.
opportimity . offers., Rev. Talmage ism
popular lecturer t untk l all should hear
hint.
leuis 'Washing Coniyounth "
This Compound is;a•-gi•Catlls:bcir.;:sa
ver, and, no, family slamld, he witbout
noi'fjaly!sardi ihree2fitiiirtlis the
labor, but also, three,co.urtlis
,the Limo,
and 'three-fourtha . ihs:ex'pensed width
alse • Sitrea- the-wear aid toot'
•of_cdothos on, tho:washboatd.. ~3 •
An agent has been appointed for:
this place who recipes for:
making the Compound in a few 'days.
Terrible Accident
A 'named was found,
hanging-between' On cars, at 'Reck
iasc gri . d tiy, - Aciad] find tOrrihly
mangled. he was a brakesrnan and
had slipped from the •bumper, and in.
falling, his clothes, had ,caught on the
brakeialldiging.hietlisinid4ortitiik.e. the
ties. In this situation ho had' been
dragged several,mile`s. Ile wasp. mem
ber 'olthe of
0. F.; and resided near llarrisberg.;:
Local Legislation.
On Wednesday last Di r . Biown in
trodueed.a bill to, eneble this borough'
to borrow $4,000, issue bonds for the
same, and increase - the rate of borough
taxation. "
The sumo day a joint resolution was
passed by the House , to pay Mrs. A.
W. Benedict $2OO for his services' in
the recess during which he died. •
u€V,.The public generally find it
to, their interest to. call at Massey &
, Co's Grocery when _in want) , of 'good
Table Syrups, Baking Molassis, Sugar,
Tea, Coffee,-.Cheese; Flour; Fish, Fruit,
Candies, , ele.-; -06.0;0. '—Quick Sales
and'eniall profits=and a sliare'Of the
profits given away every Month'. • Call
at Enterprise Headquarters and be
convinced.
Chomoo for Bargain..'':
B. M. Grcene has two second handed
piaraia 'that 'cost him $275 each, that
ho-will soil for' s2oo'ench ;
• 'also a Ma
son & Hamlin Organ $3OO, that he will
soil for $240, less than cost; oleo -a
siilendid NEW Piano, with a good coi•or,
worth $475; that ho will sell for $400:
lie is offering such great bargaill.on
account of his"gai Wog the - itiasic .
-It.
IDEV : Gorman and English Almanacs
for 18G9, at - Lewis' Book Store. tf.
ger 14Av'Sugar'Lluretl - lia_nis just or eHved and fur sale iiqlasspy qufu.,-
MARRIED,.%
In acVey,town i at the Ureshyterian
parsonage, by Rev. 8. 9. Alabama, ijr.
Ar. - n Ear H. BABA of Oliver township,
to Hiss' N.IENNIE IlirrcrtfNsoK . of Mb
ploton,lluntingdon conbty.• ;
On tho 6th inst, Huy. G NT:tyron i
Air. 3. A. DorvEn 4. of Ytai4ngo county;
to Miss K. F. 'STODEETIRAii.ER,` Of 'Hen
tip Opp, oo u nty. . '
DIED,
At her residence, : in Alexandria, on:
the 11th inst., 'Miss ANN fIEipE,E!,, in the
62d yen!: of her age,'
In this place, on the 16th inst., or
Typhoid y f iy KIPERD, aged
abont'2o :".
Our' Gifts f®r `;JANUARY.
They,Rost.'You,Nothing.
- .
1 New - Family Sewing Machine.
IXiolin onO 2V.i ow t ; 11 0 )
I'AidOrdeot.
;k N;outl Qrgan is 11 : 1-pl:-.).s! :431
rtoy'el'anoy,sta: •
:11.RoseivoodiPluito g raph Tingle. •
11;•SAolar'kUonopanion.,
1.59 lb,naals i Er i trßgamilj , ,,Flour.:-,,,,
1 25 lt; fu . tek,Buelcychent
25 t iti .s . acktorn
Litd3i's
1 Loather 'Si.lhoolSttleheL,-',F , •
Pitir Baritarn"Ctirckeng;•;,..i , ,-S
1 Wagon and 'Aio , lloraeo:f (Large , Z.Y.)
1 Con)Broom.' . • - - •
"
,
dpyiog r tbe . I p9R,t t ti go
abliy,e'ypuA.,,9stimatq;,,lvo.wpl._OcTiease
OP. -AO tO4r-,-54LIP.Kosonts,r,i1Wro.ii3,1Y.ai
P9.0°50.10 1!1'11 1 f - o• j oWli IT' II PYI.PreIeIP,B to
6..1.1rec.40•9n1eYf
A•ny i persan j
ti!, ; of 24 1 ,,gunqi c or,190r,.i4t ~c4her
Spring, : or MA6E6E:Y. Sr i .Oo's
GroSar}Ti.[Confes'n i 41! rY*!li tY
the
3.l.sTroetYc'ona4tiriartri , lB69;•l
noliffi E ntleVed'eatt tetqcii•eri ,
25 Utints-woftli
entitle the holders to aS; ninny chances
alp 4 ttopr i , dip.vo, - ;rturnberodr fliarcks, to re:
V) . o r -
their`e or llio - tibove pred
'erits:: flcup,7:l 1,A9
.
li!lier!goods On Italia oonSistof Baoks
:Z1 alt kinds; Fancy Musical ,
resertimentsi,Perfunieiy-MalL4P4pee,,
Groom:lowa ailiiltinds; AVlhitman's eel
ebrtted Conlegtion f ery, pemmork Can
laiet4,4 Pitiitis•be •it fit s;viNilirEx tra
,Flornily.Slnur,-Buekw,herAt Finur,Elern
Meal, bl;~sco Diva ' S;v,,oet, Cider, Vine
gar, Coal Oil, Tabs: Btlaiets, Baskota,
StonewareißtuAlieS,'-Trooms, Whisks,
!_Apples, Potatoes;.e rd.; etanumer
ous to mention. , .
I._ Our - Trial iiiMbe aidUallroViower,
than pl§Ovhere figrA.ye same gqods.
21 4 0ies: dour time to "
r - eceioea
,Present,-Cheap.
Tbe Eitierprise will be - continued, and sal.
sable presents will- be- distiiliuted the first
dayof eiess , Inceth. t
• • Ptiblic notice will be given in all the coup=
ty papers the first, week in eyery month - of then
numbdred •ards entitled to '
Stamps' and Printing- clfrien business not
included in the above. • - •
ffuritingclon,''.l4p.:l,lBqp:
=3=:M
',EVERY'‘,3 I .IONTH, - ;
' , Ti ee, gratis, for 'nothing, to •ptirpha
serfiof goods nt`eithey;lgOssey
:Grooerr.atid Confeetioneryp or , Lewis'
Book'Store: : Goods sold at 'low - prices.
Coll “and couvjnood' ; ',..!Now foods
roceirOd almost every , day , r -'Quifflc
vnles small profits and, part given
, away, and nobody hurt,
~~~
IigARKETS
''FIIoLeSe.!E 11AnKET. •
IIiVADELYIII/1 1 Jan. 15, 1865
Paper fine Flour at $5, ®5,50; t.Slra At V ®8 fancy
Western extra family $7.25®7,75; Poilusylvanin do do
$10,75 and fancy brands $1 , 1,00 ®13,..0 swan:h t .:, OaahtY
Rye flour $7,50®,3,00. "
'there Is very little Prime 'Wheat offering, 6001 (1115 : 1 0 -
scription is in at. ady request at fdll prices, hat inferior
'grades are neglected.' &lids of 1610 bushels now 'rod at
$1,850000, nod 16001nAlteld_tintbernt 61. ' nye is 1111.
cLonged. Sales of 460 bushels new We'stern. at $1,64.
Corn to stare and' advancing, 'yellow' at sl,2o"Weatern,
mixed at Oactsol,oo., Cats ore to good request at an ad ,
vanco: Sales of MO bushels new Pennsylvania at :2®75
cents. , ` Nothing:doing lenarley and Malt $2,1:10".
• i'll7l3llUltoll, .WO5 s-,-Flour.—The market is 'decreased.
We quote solos of 'sprang' IN heat flour
winter Flour 'at 58.75®0,u0 fancy at $ I 2®12,50.
Wheat.. Fed, $1,75®1.85 and ' fur, white, $2,08,®2,12'
Corn frame first bands afsl,®. nye, $1,15 per bushel., Otte
01®02c: 'Parley 2,05®54,10. Potatoes:reach 810w,0,75 bbl
lama 18%e; Lord 17c.' Batter 4s@lsc lb; Eggs 73 doz.
FINANCIAL, , ,
Now Yoga, Jan 15.-00 h/ closed at $1,16%. '
-HUNTINGDON. MARKETS..
CORRECTED WEEKLY UY HENRY ca'ao.
, ,witausALT,
FLoua—Superfine Flour, per barrel, .47.00
Extra Flour, do 8.00
• Falling Flour. ' ' do O.OO
GRAIN—Red Wheat; perlinisliel; . - ""1.80
White Wheat, do 1.00
' Bye,' - ' - 'do 130
Vorn
,_ ,
, do 00
.00ts;': , -, ' • , ; -0 0 ,r, ~..,, ~ 5 5
'Barley, Zo 1.20
FEED---4i'mothir,. 1. li .; di": :: I , 'J. 2.00
Flaxseed, do 2.25
Cloverseed, per 04 lba'.' '' 7.00
Paev,isiorge—Potatoes,,Ter,bushel,T _ 90
Dried Apples, du 2.25
iParirMenb-,j3er..eiii., ,--;- - : _!' - 2.2..50
Dried Peaches, per pound, ",, 17
.• Beef,' .. ' do ' ' 9
'Lard,
Pork; .' • do ,' ' ' • •12
Butter,do . , 40
, Cheege, •I • ' do'" .' • ''- '' / ' 25
Eggs, per dozen ; - - 25
COAL—Hard - coal, per ton; - 6.5 . 49 . 00
Broad Top coal, do 3.50
'LUMBER, per 1000 feet, 12.00(a30.00
SIIINGLES—Lnp, per 1000 ft., 10.0413.00
-Joint Shingles, 'do
MlSC'ELLAlleousl3arii; Per - Vdrd; 9.00'
Bran, per cwt.,
Hope, per pound,
Wool, do
. Huy; per ton,
1 " • / fides; • -
Green Apples, du
Onions,.; :
E ASE I;'',‘
i'.
THE BLESSING OF; PERFEOT
Thero is, nothing • an , valuable - as 'PERFECT
SIGHT,' add PERFECT' SIGHT t
can only he obtained by, using PERFECT
SPECTAC.LES j The,difficultYr '
- 'of -procuring which' is
WELL KNow..l.`
Messrs; LAZARUS •&., MORRIS,
Occulis ts and Opticians,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
Naui factiiiors Of 'the Celebrated '
Perfected Spectacles
Nave, after years of EXperience, Experiment
rind the erection of costly machinery, been
enabled to procure that grand desiderattiM,'
j'ERVBC,T,;;SPEGTAOLESI
which have been sold with unlimited sails
faction to the wearers in
Massachusetts, . •
Eliudo Island,,
Connecticut,
• ITaimpshite. l
' ,Vermonf and
"
• •
during the past nine•Yeortl• -
Those Celebrated Perfected .Spectacles payer
, tire the eye, and last many Ypars
withept change 1
Messrs. Lazarus & Morris baie - antioid.
AARQN . STEWAnD,
Watchmaker and Jeweller, -
''Sole Agent for lIDNTINCiD(M;'PAI_?
' XP5r NO "PEDDLERS EMPLOYF 4 D. "VI
• .._" " 'SPECIAL NOTICES: -
E l' -
TESTINION't‘of a'PROMIN FTT PEI -
Dr:J.N. p,ikpf, n 'snit - QI4Y known 'physician ,
or twenty. -years statalitig Witco:ger, Pay gives Ids
opinion of a pupate honsuliold"remody, in the following
letter: ,
" .
•'" ' ' ,", ' • 1- Acisirit: NOyernher:23, ases:!
be. Sall 9lsnnns A:Cu.—D.O. & l e 1 -inning the poet,.
eight years ,1 hare- had beg:lent opportunities to - Study
the tfect of dish tut '5 Het b Bitters upon poisons suffer; r'
Ing from -, llytitlep-tia, , ;Lbot - of Nervous Energy, gems!. Weartniits,i bl)trrlima,4ce. ‘ Xtemedies. Were prescribed by
tether ph) sieinneutecording , to the Homeopathic, Alla.
pnthic and Ilydrup.ithic schools.tind only a comparatirety
few permanent cures effected. 'On the o• her hand, I hard
never known the Bitters to fail producing the desired re,
Rod I still use them in the treptmertt;of snob com
plaints, with the - bigheist seeeiss. I have lid hesitation' ,
in saying that I consider Mini:lees Herb Hitters the most
eMcacious remedy ever discovered for dittenscS arising
from'a disordered Etemac4 Liver Kidneys Bowels,
Lungs and Heart. ,
'lours tru!},,, i
I IsNICER, ''01;,D66.
, 11 •
p. O.
pAINTSII.I(I'A.ItIERS AND
OTIIEBS.-rThe, Grafton Mineral Paint Company
are now manufacturing the Best, Cheapest arid most Du
rable Paint inmate; two coats well put on, mixed with
pars Linseed Oil; dill last ten or fifteen years; It is of a
light-brown or - beautiful chocolate color, and can be
eliandetr to'giten, lead, stone, drab, olive or cream, to
suit the Mato Mille nommen „It la, valuable for, HOU.,
see, Ponces, Barns, Carriage",ind Ctir limiters; Palls and
IVooden.wate, Agrleoltural implements, Canal Boats,
-Vessols:and ships' Bottoms, Canvas, ylatal and Shingle
hoofs. (It - being fro and Water, proof,) Nloor oil. mans;
'(one Manufacturer having used 6.040 We, the last year) .
and as a Paint for any purpose Is uusbipassed for body ,
dunibillty,, elasticity. and adhosivoness. ,Price, $0 per
bbl. of See tvbitii , a ill supply a Sumer fin. years to
.ka niot IVarrantidim il eases as above. Send for a
color whisk git ea full particulars. Nous genuine Mikes
branded in a trade mark; Grafton Mineral Paint. Per
sons can order the Paint anal remit tho money oil ro•
ceipt of the goods. f
B. L..FALINESTOCK 6.100. ; Pittsburgh,
/ ; a' Ag§ists for :Pennsylvania.;
For aulo bY the' phad ler barrel' Book
Store. 2 • , . • novl.S.em
EA.FNgSS,-BLINDNESS and OA,
yeateol - AtIV the utinest'Avecoos, by J.
AA CS, Al and - Profes so r of Difeases of the Eye ath
'Ear in ilis'Afedictit 0.11/rge of Itlnisybaskt,l2 years eXlier•
fence, (formerly oh •Leytiert tlefined,) M.}845 ' ARCHSt
idelphig.:Metimentalir MI be sena at this
The medical faculty ire levitate acconillaY,,lheir
pp-
Ileutd,, as him no secrehaa' liis,practics. Artificial
ineerted withoutlio'cliargie Air iitteileaticte,
Juno 186 S-14 het.
SIOO,A NIONTI-L
eTu a l Te ' A ' s d ot tiotf ' e l
owning for curipsity.aoekers, but reliable, gently, pr
Table emplftriwut, for tlibse aLoma In buslne'ss. Address,
With 3•et. stamp, t:: G. Van Allen It Co.; 49 Noy St., Now,
York.
c , OIIIIIMINU NEW ANL USEFUL —A New Ern iii
3lnsic. POPULAR 61118.1(1nt POPULAR PRICES.'
“ilitclicock'd MX artee of lklustc for the Mllllon.n
No. 1 now rontli . ?-.Siusto' svorda'oi :Ir. Comic Song,
'.'CAPTAIN JINKS ON . .TIII.IIIOItSE MARINES." till
ers to follow ripldly. Price, 6 cents each. Yam-News-,
duster has it or will get afar yon. Mailed on receipt 'LA'
.prico,,, Address, 11111.4.. W. IIIICRCUCIi , •Publisher, 89
Spring street, New York.' - • ,•d023-Iw,
`'TO THE..WORiING
r
AM now prepared to furnish constant employment to;
I oil "clostillht their Manes. for their epar , e
'Bnainess riew;liglit and profitable: -.Fifty cents to t 5 peq
evedng,,ls'enifly earnedcenil tho boyerafi'd girls' earn
nearly as much as men. Great inducements are olTe'rodc
All who eee_thle notice phia.se, send me, their addrals'and
teat; the limit:mit for themselves: . 'lf tilt well . ..ooEloml,
'Witt hind $1"to Phy'for the trouble'of writing me. Null
partieubirp sent free. Sample sent by mail fur 10 cants."
Address E. 0-ALLEN, Augusta, Moine.
P N TS
VAIIITED To sell a New Bonk
r perttliplug
&Ultra iti.trilin ftfeibtink Art's; r:dttedil , 'dia.!ll.`NValt.,
mai X.q.. , ,th0 disti,,,;lll.lied author, and Agricultural No.
gincor of the New York 'eeld:pl Fmk. YothingAittolV
wt. &Malted; ,200.ermnavingei_Igidis t _nt; sight to Far ;
niers, kleellinics and Workingmen of all oio.oes. Active
men nod women pro coining money.: Send for erculars.
R. B. dItBAT &CO:, - Publielons; 654 Broadway, N. Y. 4t,
MONEY"EASILY MADE,'
„Avirdr:ovi:dapfica 'fay Cllielc Outfit.
Small capital required._ Circulars free. STAFFORD
cT.,Mmitoli Street, New ;York. de2:l4vr.
aiTell gnitts to live, energetic Agents, male or female,in
a new, and honorable b/istuestq.pa3ing thirty el,
lore peo daytura. No,gift enterprise, no humling.! Ad
dress lb:41on roo Konuctli d; Co., 4.ittiburg, P. 4w
SlOOO a P Hd E st; RJ,
o E m A pio ß i x t a l r v a o n ,, te nn e t d
a ,
reliable agent. In every county to sell oar Patent While
Wire Clothes Line, (tiverlustang.) AddresS',WlDT6 Wins'
Co It William street, New York, or 16 Dearborn street,
Chicago, 111. • de234w
Clarpats—Doh't Pay the lifighTriiiei 1
ii It NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO., of Boston, Mass.,
T
established nearly a quarter of a centmy ago, in
their present location, in trans over 71; 73, 75, 77, 79, 81,
83, 85 and 87 Honorer street, have probably furni‘hod
more houses with Carpets than, any ,other ;house in the
copntry. In oilier to afford those at a distaace_tbe ad
vantages of their' 19w prices. propose to adrid,' oil receipt
of the,prlce, 20 yards or-upwords, of their beautiful Cot
tage Carpeting, at 50 cents per yard. with'etimples of ton
aorta. varying in price from 25 coma to $3 per yard, suit
able fur furnishing every part of any house. de2Blw
1.25
40
400,45
12.0,
aoo
1.50
LOO
WANTED--AGENTS , -=
OUHMAISi , & OCYS ' •
GREAT ONE DOLLAR STORE.
Descriptive cheeks $lO Be; mired. I '6:instill:t i ers aur,
'plied direct from the manufactories, and all goods itt ar
ranted. CI caters aciat free.: Address.
• - • CUSHMAN 1c C 0.,;
0c2842w. . 10 Arch St , Boston.
I. S. WATERMAN,
. • PROPRI£TOO. OP
Tatermaa's dooktail and' •Toitio Biiters,
Wnolesale and Retail,'
No. 1106 Market Street, Philadelphia
'The tonic properties of these Bitters have,been certified
to by some of our eminent practising physicians, as the
best tonic now iu use, and the Cocktail Bitters is the Uni
versal favorite among Judges of n good gin or mitisky
cocktail. nevi-Bm.
LOSSIIS PROMPTLY PAID
HUNTINGDON INSURANCE
AGENCY.
%ARMITAGE & MeIJARTRY,
HUNTINOUON,' PA.
IteMose ' ut tho most collatiie Conipnu les iu
tho Conatty. Rates as low as is sonststeut
with reliablu pale:natty, „ sep 2, 'OS. -
1
Capital Represented, over $14,000,d
'TAVERN . LICENSEO,.,`'
The mum ing persons hay° in the 'office qr ,
'T
Clerk of the Court of Quarter Fusions of 11 - untingdon
county, their petitions for licenses, tp, keep, /ono or, ev
erns in said county and which will be presented to the
Judge oft said Court on the second Monday of JANUARY
,for allowance
David F. Horton, Dudley.
Valentine Brown, Huntingdon. •
- Henry W. 'Rano'', Cross Roads.
John S. Pheasant, Moplotou. - •
. To soil by tho quart,
, ,701 19 D. Potsrs, H u ntingdon,
EATING HOUSES. _
- Sawa! T. 'Rupert, McCdnaolistottx. y
ci , ,
St y.
lYnatopVY: Huslott, Spruce
psox o
'Don.l
DIARIES FOR 1869.—A large assort
ment of. different ; etylee- for 'sale :at
ook Store; " tf ,
gli:O4P - Or lifoll - thethOaribSt I
• .i,17.1a, •.... .4:+u'1...-.-,''
,
Ica RGAnTo
: •
2 • 14,3 P CL:742:14 9 1 4 1 5f$ !.:0C)I7.
o•• • •• •• , j
Weal of 'lTZ(l4l2lgfrol,l,..P?lllegl.
- -
• .We'rare'• now- Offellnge.•ourli'm , *
nienge! and' welt-aikirted'atpok of:
at thoroughly,,T9obed;,
and,unprecedented, prices;.
our • sitperibr , facilities enabling us ;
to compete ! Oecesglilly*th"the
cheapest: •
• ~!-‘; ••iIT"
Our stock consists of; Groceyies,
•Dry Goods ; . Notions,' 1 - lailiware,
j QueenSWare;:•CilassWaft;',Willow
and .CeclallYare, Tqhle and 'Floor
,Door Mats, trocks, Jugs,: Stoves,
'Tinware,
Putty,„o.io,
tee(); AC.,
wariety; . at prices that:Twill:mot
fail :to ''suitr_conenineis.E'•:- We;'are
alsO:'d,eaiing
apd olAr•
thes'e-coinmoditieg ladiug:supetior
other fitA iii' F€}ixttitiglon.
We; Claim"tlen ',4lP,i64l,Tika in
0.1,1 r trick, in.: whichr::nonemean
competetwith t?::;77
We 'buy
Seeds, Flour ; and., Feed;;
highest imaiket.,,rates,, and "give
'the , highest prices- in;-•Goods ; for
Produce": or 'all kindi.- 'bor . :not
f a il to call and panii.ne,OrSfock
and prieesi as , botii.(aili , sure to
please. . 4,'.7 •
MMONIM
HENRY Jte , CO,j,
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_sgßEtridt,ra.yrs ;vmacTs.lonlov,d.
=um
Consumption in its earliditietligs,'‘En
(, • ldr'genzent aod , iititeer'dtfon'' of- the
; ' , ;Glanda,dihte,•B6oi , §; l lCikn'eg.§l
• l Utefils;;,Chtonie'll'heitlitqc
timitj'Eritptions:of the Skin'
'Chronic
SX,P , HI:I,I; •
• IN , ALL ITSz,FORMSV"I
DISEASES OF WOMEN
.Loss of Appetite w Siek Headache, I fiver
Complaint, Pain in the Back,'lm
prudence in—Life, Gravel,
.GENERAL R4 - tEALTIT
Ana all Tleamtof,gio r „ y;
DLOOO, LIVER , I{IISNEYS ANDBLADpEIIt v
• , parlciplicaoyabf,j;q
4 , -v-rto3&DALTs-eriliA - iefi Ora'rjr ktrid bi'buidiir and
bad tisint,,auri resteres tligsatire;system.toin'.l4l,thy
- •
poriditiou. ~„
I. perfectly liiirmless, , zieVer preduela tkes
pligbtpl; in Jury , r !, . • '•,, •,
Asty-It• •tlot seCrot Qn ,Ok Remedy.. TSB articles of
*lib* fp ici_ihkqg tiro publishdd aroma' eta bittlo.i
.'recommended 4y !IN 'Medical Faculty ,ttn4 mmiy,Thon..
hltrdi of our Wet. - - • '
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kar k, r testith o ;:iale ,qt romfiThll! . lq - clres,.sao
tlaHs
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-' ~• 41UNTINGDON, , PA. 1
t , CAPITAL ' • = - $50,000.
' Solicit deobtints , frnin Honks, 'tankers- and othe'rs.
liberal Tutdrent allowed ou Ilmo,D s posttai , All
i
Svoritles, bouglit nod told for the usual conulaklon.
cen.i.etions tondo on all points. :Dral:to oWeattn • ai
'Forepo supplied at the usual,rates.,.. : :
sp erao i 4 depoiliting [bold aull - ttleov „ 'tb.
saint+ ln return with. , Interoot. ',TOO iNtnorti arfr
pally liable for all 'Polo:Abs. •r• .b22,18¢8-4
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