Etc 6fiabe. - • HUNTINGDON,. PA. Wednesday morning, Jan. 27, 1869. WM.-LEWIS, HUGHLINDSAY, EDITORS be" Globe" has the largest number of readers of any other paper pubh:sbed in the county. Advertisers should renzeOer this. tsgl-Gen. Grant's Cabinet is still a mysteiry.• lie's shaip.tie he'll re niomber Penneylvania.. —*a -Advertising Agents and others will please, remember that our publish ed rates of advertising are Our lom;est rates - , net. ge.„.lfon. D. J. Morrell gnvo an on teythininent in Washington' on Thurs iJity'Oyening last in honor of nr. Scott, . , , at whichldr. Scott and the whole•Ponn ey/i7ania delegation wero present. $157.110n. Asa Packor, of. Clinton county, and .Gon. Geo. IV., Cass, and won., Wilson MOCandless of Pittsburg, Are prominent candidates for the Dein ,noinination. for Govern or. Clyme! declines being a caudidato.• te-The,poseret Arew'sSaya,tke work :on.theUnion !Pacific railroad is corn pleted to- within - sixty: Milos, of Salt Lake City. The Mormons are 'bnild initlio 'road through the . Salt Lake conotry;and the comprinyhasthe con fidence'of the entire. population. • SErikroarar,.-- , -Last Tuetiday .was a . :Seniteorial field day. Pennsylvania Gloated Hon:, Sohn Scott; No'w York, Hon.. Reuben E. *7thiton ; Maine lion. iHannibal Ha gliin;•Massachusqts„ELon. •Ch'arles Sumner;.Missouri, Carl Schurz; - Delaware, Hon: Thomas P.' Bayard; Indiana, 'lnn., Ournback, and .Iktinneset,:Hen: Aleiandey Ramsey. Tii .remisYlvania, StOte Agri cultural Society: met in, Harrisburg • latt•Wednesday, and elected Amos E. - Kapp; of Nortliamberhind,• President. Tberp.,was quite n large attendance, ,over ono hundred and thirtY gentle men taking part. , It• was resolved to - bold• a graud• State agricultural con nention 'in Harrislierg,.on the third Wednesday in March next, to which all county and other agriculturarso- Ditties are invited to send delegates. Ex-Secretary of War, Edwin M. 'Stanton, on being asked by a friend if he, would accept 'a • Cabinet position „ . ~ u nder Gen, Grant, mado, according 'to correspondent of: the Philadelphia following replY : "I am not candidate for any office, nor will I „ accept any position in the gift of tho Government. Ido 'not want a, Place ia the Cabinet, and I 'do not want a f'o'reign mission .' :i I long since mmune- . porposei to retirolO'priirato life. . This .I ;have done, and when I say I :Will not get into public life again I mean it. My intention is not for to ., day, bat for all the time. I shall nev ,nr again hold public office.”' 'This dia • poses of ono name which has boon 'prominent on almost every Cabinet 'elite for the last three' months. ' ! It€L.The Annual State Convention' of Aelogilliti;iepentine the Grand Ar my of the Republic; mot at West . Clies. ter last week and made choice, of Oli i.!er ai Grand Command for the,State:fdr the en . Snik,' , i year. Geo.. W-.., Grant, , of Reading, was cho sen a member of the Council of Ad `RelnistratiOnl' The foiloWind delegates , . . „ ,were elected to. the National Cenven - tion,:•which will assemble, at Cinch:- -nati'on'the 18th of Hay next. John . P Hartranft, at largo; together with Hammersly, L,, Wagner, H. S. Pearson, W. L. Wood ',cock, S. M. Hoyt, - : A: R. Calhoun, H. 'Roeder, 3:: W-2 Geary; Charles Albright, and l Y: P. 8: GObin. : „ libation of Mr. Scott. On Tuesday of . last week the Legis• -Wore went into an eleCtion for United tatesZenator. The first vote resulted in giving Dir., Scott every Union Re pnblican Yots, and of course he was do ; claredeleCtett: W. : A...Wallace, chair man iof the,Democratic State Central 'Committeo:wasithe ispposing candidate 'and received the "votes' of the DemO oratio Senatere and Representatives. Mr. Wallace was born in thizpl &co, is a Senator, and citizen or Clearfield. A large nun?* of ourcitizens and friends of'' Sir.. Scott froin the:naunty were present at Harrisburg, to witness the eleetion = they all returned home sat isfied:with the honoi conferred upon oesanty.- - • • igirA ':correspondent :the NeW important 'fact in the •dreer of 'General Grant— that during the Vicksburg campaign the 'hostility to him at Washington was so great that his operhien obtained an order direeting General Banks, then at Port Hudson, .to take command of Grant's army. Banks refused, and was censured for disobedience of orders, 'and while the correspondence was .continued Vicksburg was taken. The most.singalar part of the affair is that Grant knew nothing of it till within the lest month. Banks seems to have disclosed thin chapter of the secret his tory of the war. Grant how knows Oat while he thought he was merely capturing Pemberton he was really routing more powerful enemies in Washington. It was a double victory, .and one in 15444 the nation has rea son to rejoice. ALLEGED CORRUPTIO:sI.-11.re had hop - . ed to hear no accusations of corrup tion against our present - LoAhlature, but ere the session has fairlyictimmen ced we find I.kublican-..jnishiclsfin every quarteKliitping in" at:a lively rate against tlifk-"iricorrnlstible" legis• lators. The_ theme of contention ie:in the pasting and folding department. The House of Representatives -- has pa.sed a resolution increasing the number. of,officers,.in... the House to twenty-seven additional. _Cho former number Was 34—adding 27, wo have 61:Officer's, in the House—that is one officer for every Republican -Represen tative. The sum! of $36,600 will be required to pay these "officers," as none will got less salary than $OOO. - For this work of { pasting and folding that thode "officers" will in all get $36,600, a responsible party in Lancaster_ agreed to perform foi., $7,000. Thit'Aliis - great saving is sqliandered - by our Repre sentatives, who must bow, thc,knoo,to their "officers." The queryis'eamour legislators afford to be - so"ecOnOmical" tied do theingelVe's 'C'redit 7 - i\re t Ill: nnt,'for:the tag-Payers,hve an inter est in : all : that is • dono with their.mnn- Ity, and 'let .thenr•but :know that it: is used by the'members to pay "O ff icers" • chosen' by themselves, !' and , the - pedpie undertakewill ,t9•clfacer!' tbpl,l?em bora themselves. Wo,hope the House will reconsider what•it' has: done, .Ind do better in the futaie. If tlickili'Uny truth in the'assertion . 04, it requires sixty-one 7!Qffiders, " _to ,pastti and, fold; then, for economy's sake,ldisponso.with so many copieis of the Redord,'aild oth er doctinfe'rits."Wethlnli 'their con stituents will readily agree to dispelieo with their documents, if it would save 'their tax money. • • •• • ••• P. the labcive, vr:o have read the clehate'On,the 'bill in the House, perused, tln3 comments ,0f,,E2,e -publican and ,Domuoratie jOurnals' and we mu'sti•cmiforis: that things , 'are 'So much "mirlfuMeicd'! "that to oiio like us, oufside":pf : , the "ring' at Harrisburg ; it is ; impossible- to •make head or tail out of them. • We hope the "ring"will'heed theirown consciences, and if they are, right, Why then as Sumner said I.6,Statitoa t.'stick ;" ,but it they :are wrong, let them• "take it back," like men. 'The Pittsbur g h Gazeltipublishes an : editorial in defence of our State Legislature in regard t.o,,ts alleged dx travaganco, in•relusing to'aecept an offeritO contract for the pasting and folding of the two Houses for $9,000. :It'SaYs it is true that tho canalises re. ,jotted tho proposition, as not ,competent,f,or- eallor,ficitue to outer into aeontrant until after , its Organiza tion, hut it is nottrad . that'. the, pasting and fuldine,ever obit $50,00, ; Under the operation of the, proscint,,laur, tho total cost; of.. paSting' and' folding is $ll,BOO. lt' further' says that' there 'nev'er was' a contractor' for the State who did not cpme,in.after his contract was out, with a poor mouth, • asking for extra pay, and therefore.: tliere!is no evidence that "It would n'ot,•in , the end 'Cost' rilor'd,,tli,lol.l9., pasting and folding will now cost_under,the.law of 1868: It is also to ibe taken into •no eouat that this law' 'of • 1868.roduced ,the pay of, a 4 chr'ninAlOyees . of the two ,ll.OuSes, and will if lotalone, work a saving of =by :thousands to th'e State. • .• " • ''Gen. Grant , "furnitihes another evidence of hie good' sense by disap• proving of the propnSed:lhauguration Ball, and expressing . the 'hope That it will hpflispensed,wit.h,,, flo,has writ ten the following lettorita the Com• mitteo on the subject : • • . , 1 HEADQTJAI3.TERS ARMY OF THE :'UNITED STA'TEg; ' ' WASHINGTON, D' C. ; ; III.D, 20,1869; .; THOMAS L Tur,Look, Zsq., Secretary,' &c.—DEAR, Siii: Understanding -that the Coaimittec', of - whieli,you'are Sec retary, meet this, evening foi.l.4o'i)tii pose of - arranging for the inaniui•ation ball, I 'venture tO drop you aline to say that if any,choico is left' to mo I would be pleased to see it dispensed with. I do not wish to disarrange any plans made by my friends'in the mat ter of ceremonies attending the inaug uration, but iri'tbis matter it will be agreeable to Me if 'your Committee should agree that the ball is unneeee‘- sary. With great respect, 'your obedient servant.: ' U. S. GRANT; General: terThe Report:of:the Department 'cif Agriculture at Washington tor No vember and .December ,is foy a copy of which,oUr : thanks- are duo to CoMmiSsioner Capron. It shows the total corn crop of the United Stoics in 1868, excluding 'the, Pacific; State's) which are unsuited to the production of ,corn, to be 905,178,000 bushels, be ingyan increase of 137,000,000 bushels over the year before 7 Pennsylvania is set down :it's having rOieed 31,979,000 bushels. Tho Southern States all aro put down at unusually large figures, namely, Mississippi over thirty-fie mil lions, Alabama over,'thirty-•ono rail-, lions, Georgia over twenty seven'mil• lions, &c. Illinois is the largest corn producing State, her crop amounting to 134,363,000' bushels; Indiana comes next with 90,832,000'; * and Ohl with' 74,040,000. 'Qiit4.D: 'WILL CAUL—For many yeari,a,suit has been pending against the city of Philadelphia, for tho • prop. erty of thel late Stephen • Girard= amounting't6 several millions of 'dol lars. Tho property — included tho Gi rard College for orphans, On Monday a week last the case 'was -brought to an end, it being clecidnd by the Vnited States Supreme CoUrt in favor 'or the city of Philadelphia, National and State Legislatures. s, CONGRESS,,_ Mon fig—ln the 'Sun a it' a inemenial was praiintettd?y sot= ing forththat" grretitl.,rraud's had been committed at the - '43 dedtions, and fOr 'Bitch! aniiihdMents to the .naturalization laW6 as. Will tend to pre vtint such frauds in the future. A bill was passed to amend the act prescrib• ing the mode of obtaining evidence in .cases-of contested •olections. 7 ; ,was introduced punishing the tion'Of :taxes on passengers by rail roads. Adjourned. * the- House a , memorial wag pre- Gentled sling tho'interpdsition of, the. United States.with .Prussia for .indem• nification forv!olation,,of a—contract with' m of " - Holstein ship canal., , ,Referrod to. Committee on Poreign* , Affairs. Under the call for bilis thelollowingwere introdtfeyd, read twice, and appropriately referred: One prodding for.the issue of United States bonds, retiring ,United, States notes, and for a free system of nation al banking-;-one allowing defendtints in,cr,iininal,eases,to testify; one to pre vent thOlortn:,Of money . Oh United Stateslogal.tender notes as collateral security; one .prehibiting.banks of is sue fropaying interest on .d e po s its except 'on specified Limo; onetplaqmit, Mississippi to •roproentation, : he „Von-, gross.; 'ono, for the abolition ~of franking privilege. A resolution was adopted , : l agaitiSt Sttbsidig in bonds or money Co railroads or „other corporations, and setting for Ch. that the country's resopiTes should be ap plied to relieve the burdens of ,toa don. _The reSolittion' iliat.'''grants of porpiiratiOns sh,otiltl . be discontinued, and that all such lands' slienlildSoli Old to secure hchripstcads to actual Settlers, was laid' - on the tOlo, The IndiantippoprfAtio'n' bill' was made the special order for' Monday next: The House then wont into dom mittee of the whole on the legishit;ive, exectitiVe, 'hnd judicialappropriation bill, and' sp. raLadjouincd.l Tuesday--,--Inphe:S,L . lnt,ite iji tbo Presi dent's reply to thLinquiry regarding the:legal authority . . upon,which lie is sued his amnesty proclamation was read. A resolution was ; adopteilleall ingion tbe : President for information ,regarding the fishing. grounds•jo : the :North • Papifie pee:ln : opened, to, : the :United States by the : Alaska treaty Among .the Jails referred .was, one amendatory of the act for the protee , don ,of rights .of settlers on public lands; one relating to national 'bank securities, and; oue„ to sompleto and ,perfeet railroad and, telegraphic com manication,With the Pacific Ocean,— A joint resolution, as'. an anmodinent :to the Constitution; declaring that all ' persons , are entitled' to the fritnehjse, -was laid on the table.. t-Tho,copper bill was taken up and passed. Tn the mouse a.resolution was , re• ,seinded,calling: on Ilm,Adjutant, Gene,' rill of the army. for informatio,n -re specting troops serving in Twos, -Vir ginia and Mississippi. The bill to_pre-: serve: the, purity of- elections: in ,tbo Territories wes- , pAssexl; as. was, also -Senate/ concurrent-resolution requiring. 'joint committee to revise, And, tixi pay of o'fficers. of ,both ;Muse's, :Senate substitute'for,,ltouSe,-bjll, amendatory , of•an-act, relating Lb habeas corpus, itgreedotot - Senate bill graining land, and , right of way to the Denver Pacific Railroad and Telegraph ,Coin pony gave rise to considerable debate. • ' • Wednesday—ln the Senate the Pres ident:dent in a. 'remonstrance Against. proposed Amendment to bankrupt law. .Among, the petitions presented was poi, prey ing for a rodOction of the, tax-on :sales,of,liquors.; one:praying:for tlegi lation modifying existing internakrey •onuo.laws. A bill was introduced,to -.eXtend the jurisdiction of the , Courtof Claiinst,tb claims of los-al, eitizenszof -the United States. , A, bill to tproViiic for the reduction of tholuilitary ; of the 7United. States aild , for otheir ;purposes. Referred , to Committee on,Military-af fairs: -Adjourned. .' ~ ll.ousE.—A bill to. strengthen.,Ahe , public-ekedit,And relating toicontrtiets for the:payment of coin, wasoreforr i ed to Ways and Means ;Committee. bill to restrict and regulate' the :frank ing,privilige was' passecl,-as was. also•a billrfor the:removal: of •politicall bilities,of a largo number ;of persons .in the South: A resolutiont,%vas adop ,ted-to appoint a. select committee of =seven to-i ['quire and :repot:Las: to ::leir :islation.neeessitry. to,proyide font tart ing ninth , Adjourned. I) 'hit"; Thursday ,---In,the Senate a petition praying •for, a ; constitetional„amend mont Securing , equal saffrage r and .one -praying for an extension of the eight hour law to other than Government employes, were presented. Ai resolu• Lion- requesting the President- to furn ish report of Major G-otibral Harney was adopted, as was also 0. resolution relative to the transportation of con victed prisoners. •The bill :to punish the collection of illegal taxes on pas sonars was then taken up 'and; discus sod, but when the morning hour• ox pircd the Senate resumed the recon sidoration of the bill to promote 'com merce-among the -States, Ste. :A! , bill prohibiting secret sales of gold wacro ferrod to Committee on -Finance :;' A bill was reported from Committee ;on Finance to amend the national cur rency act. Adjourned. - In the House a bill was passed au thdrizfag and directing the Secretary of the Navy, with certain restric tions,; to - appoint midshipmen to the Naval . Academy, on' or before the '4th of March next. A bill 'regulating the :manner' of applying to Congress -for the removal of political disabilities was referied•to the Committembwite construction. A resolution that G.! W. Anderson is not 'entitled to a'seat from the Ninth Congressional district! , of Missouri •was decided in the negative. Adjourned. , ••, . 7 Satiti•day.—lry the Senate tijoint re 'solution was paised donating 'condem ned tannon to'the Lincoln ;Monument at Springfield; lIP. r The , currency will bo'called up on Monday,;and the suffrage_amendmedt•on Thursday. A joint resolution was passed respecting the States of Texas, Virginia and Mis sissippi, removing from office any per sons• who can not take the oath of of fice.. Eulogies were delivered on _Rep reeiontati voHinds: Adjourned:, In thellouse •Mr. Boutwell's 'Con stitutional amendment in !regard , to suffrage was taken up and 'discussed. Adjourned: • '" • • LEcirsraTtrag: i; . — • liropdal.--ThO- Senate 7ns.not, iu session. In tho House the Governor's invitn- Lion to be present at _dedication of Monument in hbnor of -Mexican Sol diers was ticepted. A motion to, atri-, thorize_theSpea4er and Clerk to op. point twonty r sovnn - additional officers of the House was -passiid after 'being arpended. A nuriaber of bills were in trodueed and_referrea: Adjourned. -Tieesday.—ln the Senrite among the bills read in place was onn the lion of the debts of" decedents tip on real estate in Philadelphia; ono to divide tho T wen tietkward of that city; ond"ritSO ono to encoura:ge-Ythe-baild ingridnittliiiiil-"lailre-iids and promote the - manufaeturing ' interests of the _State. , ithe,Senate went over to the Itouse,to, count:r the election? returns. for AutfitOr General and' 'Surveyor General. Appropriate speeches ward : 411 : tpiiith'e ,anT, seritetia ;Cif ,fthc . Finney.' 'An afterenoon-'s'es sion was held, at •which Hon. John,. Scott received 17 votes, for , UniteA Seniftoil:'Wellace 13; "and; Cly merl. Atijonrued. •i :. 1 . In the Reese a reseintion was adop ted'reque4ting the• Anditer'Cren'et:ttl rtb inform the House of the amount of tax duo the State from each county to (Jan, i nary,f, A.Stffi; one urging Congress . 'iti`tulOpt.ll mend men fri 'io 'the • Federal Constitution, giving the elective fran chife to all citizens withbut'regard : fto race inembers;'of ''the -Senate bei ng • praerit.,..-the' , votes for Auditor and Surveyor General' were afternoon' sessien "Was held, at , which Hon: John- Seottreceiv -6461 votes for,Unit.d.Statee'SenatOr, avainst 38 votes for Hon: Win. Ai-Wal. loco. Adjcitirned. ' ,the.Senute ( ‘rpso. Intion was adopted to destroy thu.,un available funds in the State `treasury. A number of priyate_ bills ,were,:pres sented. Adjourned. •In the.:House: amon, the -bills ,ported favorably from boininittries*as 'one enabling' Huntingdon • county to borrow, hammy: ilAtjoinCr'deelfition'.tir ging-Congross not: to, purchase any telegraph lines was also reported favniN ally. , Jinn. John Scott, was-t,,hertelep ted'Unitei.hStates Senator at -a -joint convention of the House and Senate: Adjeurned. - ThOsday.—ln the•Sehate a riiimbor of bills reporteffroinnprernittees. Bill road entitled ii suppleinerit: to an act to incorporate thp,aorrison's Cove railroad company. , .' The committee appointed to try contested case of Hirst vs. Hare,, , in reference to ',presiding Judge of the district court 'of Phila. delphia, reported in favor 'Of M. Hare, .ilicst having ''willidrawri. Act. journed. , , In the Hotise ajoint resolution , was adopted, to •lleeiroy -the - 'unavailable funds in thu Treasury,' . . Pi'iday the 'Sehite'''theria was no gitor,un't Present, and' the Speaker adjourned the Healy till to morrow. In' the Hdlise 'a Eesolution was offer ed to dispense-with the publication of public th)cume.nte and', relieving, the pesters and folders, which was indefi iiitelyliostiiima 'A -joint 'resolution was introduced requesting Congress to use all honorable means against the incorporation of railroad companies by the'-tienorril GOVerniiiiint." Adjour ned till Tuesdtt,y.,,, , Saturday.—Sehlde r adjOurned an' ad count; of no quorum. A Modern Infernal Machine. An instrument of warfare has re cently been-invented by• an Amerieith mechanic, Which,llt is asserted, will prove more destructive than any weap on heretofore known. ,The apparatus consists of a row of tivetve guns of 0 76 •bore . and about forty • inches long, monetal,On it carriage six feet'wide, to be hauled by one horse., The bar rola .are divergent, so , that at three 13.'ttOdli1413'aikts distant thetwelve 'lets•ea,-eppalitio, of,' about:thirty feet, and•aro:fixed • at.eqiial diStances froM each other, except in the middle where there is space' of.tten , inches, into which is placed a telescope, and,an ar rangement, for adjusting the guns in taking 'aiin. This' ecintrivanee, •it is itserted,',ertables the operator to, send a bullet through the bbil's eye, at six teen hundredLyarthi,coine times out of ten. The tubes„or barrels aro loaded at, the breech, and are connected ,by rod attached to a Crank, one • Unit:if Whioli - oPena and''glilittl: all the brecall pieces and loads the 'gun. -They aro: made ready for firing by another turn of: the rei'linit.• • , The , bullet, , itfis , stated,l can, be, firpc.l a distance of . two thousand. ,yarde'with , aecuraey„ At a recent trial, forty-seven' out'Of the,:sikty sholS, fired are 'reported to, struck a' target four feet high at the distance of fifteen hundred yards. - The invention weighs five hundred- poutlde,-.. and is.intended to be hauled by,,one,horso and worked by two' Men, one to drive and the other to:operate. .The loading of the appa ratus is so arranged that it can he de tached in - a mtimp . at; when the other part of the machine:becomos•perfectly useless : • The cost of' theentire instru ment, with the horse, is reported to be $l,OOO. The natthilledie, or'grapp shot showerer, the 'deadly weapon which has attracted, so much attention, .in 'France, from Louis' Napoleon; appears to, resoluble the above American ~.„ Georgia-Still Rebel, • . In the Senate of Georgia, on Tues day la'st i the followjng.declaration and resoliition Were _offered Believing Grant to be the President: —not of any particular party—we, the members of the Assembly of Georgia, having the right to speak for the peo ple, are confident that such a course on the part of the President elect will be pursued throughout the South as a . I ?,4 l 'hin'gCrof peace and the dawning of a brighter day for our common coati „try; therefore „ Resolved, That laying on the altar of our common country all the prejudices and bitter feelings engendered by the late elections ; we pledge ourselves and the people to support Gen. Grant in carrying out - the Couatitution of the •United- States , and the laws enacted under it. , —The resolution,' after violent op position from, members still strongly imbued .with , the spirit of the late Re bullion, WllB withdrawn. Philadelphia has not only the largest area of any city in the United Stntesobut it is lat ger tlnin Paris, and nearly equal, ; to that of London. Philadelphia enihraces 129 ,spiare miles; New York $2., rho total area of the eight other leading cares in tl United States is 157 square miles. the National Debts. ".•4:14.6 4, .14ati0rtal debtif / of the principal .13Urdpean States during the last thirty years have;benn,the silbjett of interest ing statistics recently published in Gernian paper: - In 1829, it is asserk 'ed,Altt the public debts of France,. -AustAff; Russia and Italy amounted to $1,000,000,000, paying about $85,- 000,000 a year as interest. In 1863, the debts of the same States had risen to $6,000,000,000, paying about, $300,- . 000,000 a yehr-as interest. Britain, on JanuarY'soBs,l„ - the Ind;1 tional debt was about $4,035,000,000, and on March 31,,,18,68, was $3,085,- 000,000,1a/re'dtietjon of $50,000,000. In 'll.olland,` 06 debt; In 1851, was - 8401:807,432;1frid in 1868 — WaS - $387,- 207,565, a reduction of $104,599;867 In Prussia, the debt in 1851. was $l4B, 324,018, and in 1868, was ;12,846,567, inclutdug $131,760,000 for rail ways.r.— PruSSiii bas Afferof ore, „diereased Vier debt by the,,amount of $164,521,049. In France, the debt in 1851- was -$l,- 069,200,090; and in 1868 was .82,328,2 707,418, besides a floating debt of $2, - 6f . 32;m0,040: In Italy, the ;total debt of the smaller States now forming the dnminions of Victor .Eiaanitel was $300,000,000, and eu•DcLciilbet!'.2l, '67, the i clobt of the present B.ifigdoin - 'Of Italy • Was $1,355,081,632 • The debt, of,Austriti, in 1850 'Was 6511:600,000, and. in •1867 was $1,512,668,048.. • In Russia, the interegt'on the Public debt 'in'lBso amounted to, $21,372,485, •and in 184 s, to -552,212 ;9 07. -The priiini 'pal Df the Russian debt is of a' highly complicated character,so that'd nlassifi• cation. is almost 'impossible... -There arc also„BillS'of Cyddit,:iss,ded govoramont,i amounting , to' 155,9f0:19,- 900, Whicli:hicit VCoilint,o;:cireUtation by • an• iihperialukftsc: , .tion apublic.nredit by an. undMited issue of paper Money is of 1,64; 'g,l4l3il ing in Russia, and the present scvern- Mont liit's'iYeen ondearbriiiltni'enie4 the financial emtitiri.#6.spApt of 'Abe country ,di:* steady withdrawal of the treasury notes: • „.T E„ - ALABAMA TREATY. = -The full Convention, entered into between,Lord Itirencion. and "Reverdy Johnson for the ;settlement of the , Alabama efaiMs having been published, furnish.: 'es subject for . tnuoh” discussion ini po litical as well as diplomatic' circles.— The treaty:is far from satisfactory to those who,expected considerable .con- CO9BlOllB on the part of the 'British 'Ministry. It . is held thAt'the conven tion is a success for, Lord ,Clarendon and,not for Mr Seward: The text agreed uppn,contai,ns italic first place, the same 'prinefple orliMited reference to it:sovereign or head of .a gevcrn inent Which, until rocently,-Mr. , Sew ard iierSistontly declined to tiecOpt. - -- Secondly;•there is no distinction.made bate-eon the claims of the flailed States;Ciiiienshigainst:-Efiglited; known as the Alabama ,chtims and, the coun terßr claiMS of'itiSh's i fibjeefs; which will be brOugHt "tigtif , tiVe - 'the United, States by • Bri tish, l blociltsdp 2 run tiers rebel- sympathizers, . should the sovereign or head ol,a,gov- Omi - milt:selected as arbiter decide that j nbirind , is'' not resprit.'4le,, United• States for-having lekloo,se the Alabama, Shtinadoah, Merida, eta., It would prevent even a eortsid,oration of the. elai ins of American , eitizens,. while Ont. Government kvoulitliblifo'ca position whereby ail eolinter.claimsof Britp.k.sitbjects wouldliuvo`to : be:paid, thus leaving us poorer than we were, before the treaty was. made. -.lt is hardly necessary to add that the con vention, bus no chances of- being 'rati fied. NEW •ADVERTISEMENTg. • u, f ING DON q i , A,9?;:5i d . .?, , k,N,x. ! oh loaf' payable oti lke "Ist dhy rota nary 0000, , J. )1:114031 (1114.1EINI,ANA • JMV27 Yreneart,r. tr . An: NOTICE. The'linderslgnell having purclimed of J. Starry Slower,, hfs large !mat mare, ea led thin Sammy mare, which Stove left In Ids care anti! I sao'proper to take her away. I Mir fete wale all person or Per,ons from Meddling Or taterfelidg With the above immed mama. Jan757,180..2w.'"'' - • DEVOIt. ESTRA Came to the residence. of the.subseriber in Brady township, Iltilltingden County, about dho middle of Otto. ber last, a polo red hellos, . with x biro spot in, forehead, white 01)90 enk,lly, and one across the top of shouldet supposed - to be near one year old. The owner is request. ed to gonielOtward, pros r property, pay charges and toltO hoc an ay, others tae shuns ill be sold sceording Jan. 27, JOHN IL WAKEFIELD. JR. EIMPSoN, d ij ilt i aTia 4. :saps QN:az ARIVEIT-AOE; AT Tela,EY S AT, LA [V, 13. jjN,rit GrD.ON, pv o N OPIICI; lINIOIC 110 W 07091 TS TEO COURT4I9IIBr, J.fi• , l" cf ? .lLEttiFF"fr3 l §ll4 ; E.; ~-,‘ ~.* f P. .virtue of. writ of Vend. Ex.:directed pm., I ss , i expdge' to publid'sale, ht iho • Cdurt flims6, on Wel nesday.'the 18;1, day, Of' Fehru ‘ry, :1869. ; nt 2 o'clock, P• llieTollowing property td The rightifille and'interegt 'of 'defen . slaws in a farm, t, RC& Or p'ircol , of Lunt situate In Barre° town,Fhip, , Huntingdon County„ looms, ,adjoining lands 'of 11, Crownover, and Thoni is Crow IIOYCII Oil the north, by'lartils ofJosepft Cannon oat Will :1m Akety on the,eaßt. by land of MoCalniti'n beini on the's inith, and by lands of Thos. Crownover,',C. W. Kenyon nod Samuel Randolph on the west, containing 7UOueres having a log house and hlg barn thereon in eeted.. . • , Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as thil prop erty of Charlotte Smiley,lohn Smiley nod EmilineSmtley 71 , T •;? !„,,Shetiff. 85 ; 00 GREENBACK of fyill_valtio free to tug ltuuk. dgehtt ARISTA w4nlip FOIL ~,- .111hithoolThre'SzitfieilseiAC "Sunshine aneShadow in New York," A with replete telt!' anecdotes and incidents of .LIFE IN pH:GREAT METE)I'OIIS, Beteg a Mirror of Note York, reflecting the • SECRETS OF THE GREA CITY. Ono Agent sold SC• in otaday, - ainother told and &liv ened 227 In 16 da3s, annitherkOl in 7 , 11.135. No liJok ever published that sell3lstiimphily. Fun wish to know how fortunes aro made and Iflost In a rlay how aliTend „own .entued. iu Wall etreet ; 'bow comitrymmt arp swindled 11:y 'sharpers; libro , nni uliters 'and 'dna blackmailed ; bow dance balls imil;curicort salons are managpil.; how gambling huuses and lotteriee era conducted,' hob block compan ibe• brikloAte and how the bubbles burst, 4e read this won k. It tells you about the inpiteries of Sow Fork, Mid contains spicy llfe sketchr,ol Its 11010;! milllionait es, merchants, ho. A largo Oentru reboots, TOO 'signs, finely Illustrated. The largest conito Nemo $lOOl,. Our .02 page circular and a $5.00 Gteenback seta tire ott ap plication. For full par ticulars ami ten inns .noldn tan, the solo publishers, J: B. B URR" eCO., HARnottuy CONN jrin27.4E q9iscy,...ra a 4 1 ,11,1) ' l l br • the LAUNDRY. •ilt ist, o r4ted o,t, at,:mc, T iy ' ujauuaf Injure thu finest fibres. Felt FA iiILY USE ma. in 1 , 11;E celits,.TEN cents, and 'FWENTY.caIIis-boxes. Eavb TW EsTY cents box, besideqh.tving FIVE Till as muds blue as Mu, 'RIVE cents bus, contains it useket pail cushion fir tinily bog. • • • • Fur H a otel wl IsrAe Lannilry use, it is put up in $lOO • • that ,hft 'path) 311 1ili: F_ or Sale at ~114.SSEY (C: GO. Ciroeery. . .h‘p( 3- :?o. ! • '• • ! • !.I! , i•• • !-- ; SHAD, ,DRY: .• WA LT RING and Mitchel el, (Warrantedi) Dried Apples, Peaches, Currants, Prune. ClL run, &c., at DX C O• S. MMI; BTDIRIL 6111131211 ? I c'S .L,41..;(&!e, ••• 0.; Vir,?.r. ; 11111 I r • ;'; r'r ';;;: •-• ; . 74 Ekf rr :;6=l;44r;,,.. ; ..1 3 45; t 3M._ as. ocrssor--- u A ;-• DitAbiat IN- 11 =II • ' 47 STEIN WAY k SON'S PIANOS,- I A iitrotheentidioBi i ).! MASON & lIAMth OABINEVOItdANS,' deons, Go Ifes,filites,'Acreoide - ons,' eirriniloS; Organs; arnLSleloddenis Wartrotted fur five yea,. Circular, sent on application: Adartemll. J. fi • .../illtTlingllatt ai lY, :, ") ; 2 4 .. 11rt: tolatO.tailletv;plaNnF. .... . . .+ DISTRICT COURT ai-TDE UNITED STATES, FOR TIIE} WI,TERN DISTRICT of PENN . A. A SSIGNEE APPOINTED. L . M.ln'theoniltttei`of f0. ,, .... ) .,,MA5 4 J,A31ES tilliNfjr VA k i I , :lei el , i,./ ' .7' o urPoiri . :tt At v/ cAexiii.e The under signed hereby gives noliCe of his appoint.' inent es litAigneu of the estate of TAUS JAMES MAYES,' iii" Giaysville, ill th ' e, t' county ei,l,llinting,lori;in, thibsAhl dish id, ',‘, ini hire been inkfp*ea liAphyppl,,q9i; his, g yp . Fenton,li the thin het Poiret efsiit , ldistrici. , ~,I j. A . D.,ted at Itullutu3 sbarg, the lab 'day of 'January, .D.' 1869.• . , es- tr ,• ;r , . r T 1 I'i '," 0 '_ i llA itymt,Ltiklup tcx,Enf , 1 11'23 Stl!Ill.i. (,"J.....1. 0i t. 4:1: i:.ltirb 1. is.igaza ' HERIFF SALE. • ' " :I kJ By slaee of a writ of Alien Total Ex ila - ectell'io toe I will expoie to pabilq. sale, ;tt,tlto,yotirt Home, 011 '111(111$1./A I', the 29th day' of Janfifify, latM, the follow lag property, to wit , racts and rift''r cola of land situate in Tod township, Huntingdon Coon. ty, .on-the,Broitd 'Cop Coal Mountain, on the waters of Sharps Rim, ono thereof coniaining ninety,eis acres and too pet ches and allowance. the other thereof containing, forty seyeo, acres nod allowatir, ronve3e.d_to,tht, said Ilisting,ol2altil Miami:Top Mianitditi Railroad and Coal I Company, by Immints liorton'llittrivift; by Redd' bearing: ' , date nineteeptii of May, A. D., 1 57. Recorded in Ifun.! liiigitbu County, injtecdrtf npfu. 2, ft A Iso,"Ad tliat dertisla other Irsidt.of land werrantditin, the neupepf Hideon I lyptt, situate In Tod township, ediit.- , ty hiftßidate dfdreSaiti 3 On - the Hilatelqojiltoid Mbufsfain, on the linters of Sharps Run aforesaid, contitialhetWe, hundred ncres with measure conveyed to tho said T. 314 t. Rid: Coal Company, by Philip Barnet and wife, , liy:deeerilated Jaitaty, 20111, 1851, recordtAlfjp book 'No.2, p 168 .te. I a. Ai o. all that certain othf i rTr64,t, and situate on tho Broad Top Wilmette fifebit if., township and state afore said, warranted in the name of ,tomes Entrekit., known' 31 . 3 "ear5 33 fold Cop/ 8ank.T9.34," On waters of Sloops Rea, containing four boutlibil and forty metes and allootince 3:CittsiiFtyl9l to the Yid' 11. & 13. T. yl. R. It. kt. Coal Conmany, by lamas Entreken, by deed dated the' 18th day of November, A.D., 1553. Meant' book I, N0.2,' pago 574 5c. .... Also, all th it &Train chhei Duet of land situate on tho' Broad Top Momitaitt, in too county and state; afore-aid, on the water of Sharps Rim, oarranted to Elio; nme of Beojamin Penn coMainitor one limblreil and twenty actilitifd ii`3l,fitf pdalild; tuts iini)W - itnce veyed to the said 11. S 11. T. 31. It. It. A Coal Company, by, deed ei IteitrY Horton AncwiN, 11010.1 elm litte.th of March, A. D 1854. ItccortlNl In Book g. Nu. 2, pb7 Ac. Also, all that cet twin otlwr tract of land sill ite in the' too issitip, coots ty and stabs aforesaid, on the Broad Top , Mountain. watrunt9d ip the Illtillf of Freda iek heap, con taiing two hundred itricA and thiee'perches and a110w ... Ac, emneyed by,../ames.Entrelien,to the said it. & 13.: 31.11 s edrapaity; by deed linied the 18th day of Nov. A. D, 1553. Itmortled le book I, N 0.2, p 525 Ae. Also, all those hvo'curtaux pkeetA;pareole.and , parts of two large tracts of lands situate on the Broad Top 31°w:s tain, in the too_nship, .county and State aforesaid. one thmeof o in-Canted in 'the, name. of 'Anthony Cook and' SarellinElder, cdrtainiug .289 acres and 510 perches and allowance. and the other thereof containing tidily oho ' net, and twenty two perches with measure; the two, 'Morel together containing 3.29 nubs au& 23 perches - NW alio i'aisco 3:6,etniviiyial by Isitae-Cook ion, fogs,/ 5,11 , 1 It. it 13:T..31,`1t . :1t: Ceal emigiany, It!r m ileetlNlAtiql Otto day of ILnch, A. D. 1254. Recut thd iu book E., Nu: 2. pago ICI &C. all the thiclillibiCtinV,lntle pail'of till, drat certain tractand pa col at lath, wet nutted in the name of Nft7 - pli Brato 0, sauate w t h e township, county and state afore; tho Mond 'lop Mountain, on the sinters o6Sharps Run, containing 175 act es .11111111106 . 1111C0 40,COliVeyeAlt0 ,theialid 11. 5,11-I`. M. R. 11.5 Coal Uompany r by,,Alax.,(3,: Blair and liptki Blair nod 4tifeN by:dip:ll; 0W4,602110 tide/0100n, p•ige 598 Ac, Seized, oaken in execution, and to be sold as the praperty,..of thedflitstingeloit,and Brotol;Tom Montt; tnin'ititilton'd, end Coal' Coshpany: - ' D. It. P. NEELY, SArrir, Jan: 6, '6o.ta. HOUSES FOR _SALE ad,RENT. Tito sbbscilber gill retelib bids roe tho piir'cbdSo drib, largo THREp-STINLY , BRICK BUILDING in3vltielt ho now resides, awl which N also (wailed-ado Hardware Store, •Alasditio [Afyon,' 'Chapter, and by, tho Young Men's Christian Association. It is in central busine.s. a One and sulr stantial Btrituture having mit stone foundation mid steps, pressed bridle front.'elatte roof, Fiend. plate glass, sole! natant sash, best style of finish inside, with elabo rate, mouldinde,llue glo,sinA and graintug,. WY pipes to awry apartment, and whole hens° arranged pith a view to coinfott anni,eonveniener. Excellent cell or, NI, terltml very large c:sterts with both punips On the porch. ' the building'is n Itandboina ObSet artery, giving a pleasant..vlew t of the, town and tatuntrpfOr ipjles mantel. Altogetlide this Ft the . itio,4 desirable and valuable urop r erty in Iluntiugtio,u, wlakylt uow,opu ,the most: pleasant out iffylAA Its on the line dl the Pennsylva uin uaili lend; ~ .:‘ .• t • )ij 'JAMES A. 'MOWN, ' : • i •Iluntlngdool, JpNI NT A: - ST KNII.I.'. PE Ali.p',Airr i gi! AT 141131,1 C S _ j,will public y i ds on theipretujavt, I/•L f • 1 ‘10"n" IVedizsday, January 27, 18 upd TIIE STEA.AI ,„)vitli".the apportenoncam.. althate near' the!eanal, rip Out wet.t end of thu hot of I I tintitigilon.: ,good contlitionand worthy tho attention of business men :240.600105. , Ile•titlea the Still there id ' Oll this • lot of mound a good Frame Minding, calculated for a dwelt ingot; eon, wan. Posseasicatiitt.tit titi the Isiof Apriltuext bi sooner if debired by the purchaser. I.Terius:uiade kilOttn.on.tho day of.s.ile. - ,;;:•;,, T. Jilts K. 31,CAIIAN. AllintitigdOMOn. 6 , -r •• • 1 • II r De§ifabie 'Lot§ For-Sale. FORTY-'lllll.Elil BUILDING Lb"l'S ; situate In the Perry Go.! Penn., fronting on Minn street ond e' {{ending, Susquelutuns, rfret. T1160,03'..the mostPo6)44)4l,p4itisl Lers.iglitnnsirolign; being :ilumednuely adjacent to (ho Atetntnie nr4lioTrunsMania Central and,,NorthqqaCadn Irnatalfrotias. furinerluturnutttun innlitse or VATS at laorys, villo stnsion, or,to itpIJAMIN,Itgy.F, tlpi Squib Front, str,e4.tbiLitiolphixs 2 d , L i no4.3m° OTICF,'" • • "'- " Alt persons, indebted to the 6tit..of Johnston * /‘ Ranson, are renticsied to call and make settlerhent. They need money and must have it. All aecotnits not settled Id•Aho first day of Febrnory,,rill ho placed in the hands of In officer for colleeti m. jaul-tf. '• ' * **. '.IOIIN3TOW WAT'SON. ..„ U. F. 11,0,1041,'8 OFFICE. 34. 1) OF'I'ek(STIVA:II,9 4 ' 180., TNBANK It UPI() Y .-=-111 the maeter of, EAYIt I; A. 11.11tTI.11T I', Bankrupt: - - This is In give notice, that on the Sist dny of Decor. - 4 her, IS6S, n Wat loot of Ildlityuptey'Uss ,insaed agoltnt the estate of I.A VitEl A - 13Alt'r 11."1Ti'orItte ~ ll in the con oty of liontingAti nod State of Pennsyl,tnia, who has byen ndjudu.sd hi own put!tha.:. I.Cryntchif frillVnt; ;4V:rrtiiii*..litPjcai'Y prop ty Indongirtu SIIC a tupt, to at, or orhiu 0,0, and the tr.tn4for oflifty liroperty by hint, aro forbid. den brlawidtpd,, (114 a locating, of the . eredltursof said Ilankthitt.'4o , KOVe their debil.kaan'aDolio unaar mere Assignees or, hi 3 Astute, will ( he held, at, l a,Cent tof Dank ritptek;.to lils hidden lit t'of111:e drabs Register n Book. ronten, 'at.ll6llhinysburg;betorn 7011 N BltutEllUlt Ll N 0,. Esq , Itegtster, on thin hit dny of February, A. D. 1069, at In o:eluelc; a. nt: ", Tiles 'A.ltowf.EY, Dr: S. Maruhnl,' janC.lt' ' " As Messenger. 11 - . P. DAtfIURTF, Deputy. ' T 0 PEOPLE OFHLIN TING DoN,_cogyry. - - /luscriminctx, , De'conilverf2l3, 15GS. As there appears to Ito considerable trouble about oho be lippuinted Post Master in Our town, and It being an office for whlch the; person.: win?inlay hoz.appointed. should contribute e'llberni , crtniMhtt.tutrinto I:butt - ant, .purpose, 1 therehite offer, nil self pa an applicant fur the position of Post'Afaster In' II thilitiklon, Pa ; 01111 1 pro. pose mill will agree, icy band utth the Commis sioners of II tin ttligdoti Conn tyfor the fulfillment ot_t he same. shwtllt I 60 ilppptilta 'ceased sohlters, to; the sum of luo ,Tlloll , vallil Dot tars in 66,15,1 1 mu allowed to hold' thi, office for the tot in of Sour 3 ears 'Soldiers in the county, or the friends of our deceased soldletu, utll roofer a fat. or by circulattng titian, In 1113 hilt tlf, a .$1 semi tho,saine to • C SUMMER'S. ' t -1 01t SALE. • 'The Rubneril, r svll nl nivato Sale the Fu'rnlttire. elnlr i tail r :37l . ll lh e:lr 8 . Z 5 e b i1 i ,t 9 .• " .. 1,17 - 11. ; 1 07rT I .r 2 : 11"4 _ A. LETTKIIMAIV. .ton. Q pri, _ illiC:itoCklilflere - 4, the Ilnutugdmt ,1 Brood Top Moot Mini Itailrolol,P Cool Cont patty will be held at the I'HICEI of rile COMIMPY, NO-417 Walnut Squat, 0.1 tuelitinat ea FebrliAlY 211, at 11 Muck. A M . n hen fn vlection tvilluhf. hplQ for Ple.thleut ,net 'Melva Directot.i. lug 2ear. J, V, AMITSEN; Bsel owl y. COUNIIar o'IIEALERS can buy CLOTHING frontnwin et WHOLESALE He chettp•as they can in the tws, tw l'l,nie l tt ,uholeaele ebb e in I'lulndutphil ItOM AN U11,113,11) . ..13,,,k0,1t y 8,41441., , I j mewls, Plank, Smiling. pouting 79116149, km4,lpint. Shingles, tin. And,ll.poiLfget. Phis Latl4, I'o hale at Manullicria,A's pikes hi - I jel7 lIENRY & CO'S. air!: "TO - 51,1c6)% 0 ""t i\v„ ,FJIANISA t 4T4,3YART A. It. Fl'EtAltr. = A. f •••• •k + It. wa Ste et.vv., = 111;[.NTI , NqDON," b ,3•.1.14 z•-• •trA/. mil 1., • •.,/ P • • I u, Div b).l RDWARE; r 1•1, Of I ' 1r 'v.,. • , .1; {l3 • ,;••:1.1:11 7,4) . ..) ~ .J1114?,f; JI _ 1.) GLASS - - TOY - 0 ./ I. /,/ /,/ .•: :•• OILS n . . •' 1 'IIIIIPS' 4 c. div 7 Sey"flies,_ S`uatli§; _~i • airti'ri~aill~~~.s~~ r, r tllery,pnA p*, and Spokes. .1 V - a.l, 'AWE aT 11: 16 . ;c;;a . - AND:r IRON; _ Iln cri /:1%1 trl Itittl:n 11;77 :ton I•••,' I PM; .11, 1.4 HINGES, T 0 11 Z. o'(' ;) DRAIN(ZIE, SIT U ab Za 7 -lElWeataVir-.10.1 - 1 - .1 I I • •• '• - - t • • - and an endle.4s variety.f goods , lia:lo,ll(ta,,; f. We are receiving goods almaisc'eslarPdayr from manufmpasers, ap,d 41,1,12yr:pfrjate .4: - D.tCrANE IN""PRICES, and our experience in selaqiiik Tail &wads. and reliable earil'ia .. efigoOds, purchasers will : fiad if stock. 11)7. IT' i fPYT 7 3% fi; THE ,NEW Altrr . ; „dj br,], 11111LiE got /•: 1.1 L 7GLIPS:II COOK STCOI3 rmit which throws all, otheys thesa i 5 3611 increlfsiiigiarporiulatityca - bapleffelDeo wolf ttitaleVerybody.whfit* • .1..1, - i.wrrwrlrrry Inc ris,tyvt or flto'' 7,41 , i; :),11 ."1 STOP AT THE . ‘... BIGTADLOGi SIGN llnntingdon, Jan 13, 1869-tf. a V Cab difiti • , e r- 11C , i1,11119 , 11yl i tyr.S . 2.ig • 41 , ; 'l 7lf) nr- - 171 f •T, r num IT L J RLAJI N . EtEllSi ; 902 C . FMBl'N't.3:l", In tithlition: to their'inegOpitteirtured , Stticiept-Po iitS.lll.OX-15X42.:W -.1F;1, Y, A WPISTIG,§fI4y,Ri-yr,V,lips, P , V1A.. 1 ?,) g9PP§',; 4g f Ake' ;‘,"; .; Are now opening n magnificent collection:of • ''' f POREITGS P4:./`IPT-PPOrAgi . . . IN N.U.ISI.:TA:_ 1 i . IIY-LAlrt B LE,- e) ;•oDecorated Glass, 'Leather' andtl ~P , r 'if,: ri?:g 14 ,1 7 1: 1- PIXf.T1 1 1 ii i 'if t I'L Aft 1;a NA, of ,a quialta r . . frurall quanu:a 4 Iturioliei trticOtrty ttuliptu t I' t Id I‘ f t ' r g ' CH I RISINAS;g 1 :,. Oi GTAl l 6l4 , 4ll6tiirathAn Eirtdpb`Achiiii count, Are auch .19 give Fe ,uttsoul litsilir„ip, tpo i solntlou all rconontical IV! Roden pf ( our, to Id! t d our wish, a %pH nv our futt•iVitt'a d'octlro to'oltrYott'ous tho lunvtlt of such apltAlt tit t! i ! , 1. 1 - t i ...,, v i,, , ,,,, ....-! lailerittPriies Tizug outeiii gtigk, u Ili WITHADIFT cEXCE PTIONIa D , ...q0ak1tiFic...77 - .. , -... - 1,::.2,:u - eicr..6,5 . ~ . y .s z uxic,§.NAT,roP; x 9,4. „,n•,..•-; • • 1 1,4.110, I ,11 . 00 :•;.:,,„ ""• ' BVIICV — D Ivii-;01 - ,fitcu . * ifie;kiuiV Oa.° 'fal'6tS•lti; fdpnet gdtrialfor beauty of thlat„Alt And, rich glowing i magibabion; for alca.analyala n( cliariCcf4r,lgCl-. ,ptAie.(lo , ljuotglons, and','4gfo.:kebolarifigp;"foill,fo•lllftt tarba; gld*ing 'Words Mid' bappy'iltuatratiiina;:thla r 'svOrk ,lo,ta 'Newt), ,Sucl) commenptictlis ,us' ; thii!litaxb beed'Yetedired ftdmq.lfslibrSinitplori,' Barnes,b Noah Porter, D. IL, LL. LE, W .A.Ttearna,' lilD:;;Cleerge Dana r lparilnian, Op., W. , Wiley,' -n - amael W. Fls Li.';aild leadlngtieegytniiii and the.preas of oil dunominationp. Splul fur glrculais iolipillpg th e came. 'Aidiiits'kt:rh 'eiclrk;, , hero • ilfilel ed succe ss.' 7t kbbtirld'hook;iad 1,16116 . 6i'dqq1.6111. ct.. .::11 - • ' COM MiSiCllll3, .$100: to -, 6200%pptc-rnonih,, according to ability Addle r F >I ',•14,t R IcCUDY • CO., Plillatlshilna, Pa., 01%, Int•lnnattl, 0., Oblong% 111, 4'4 3 .0. 1 A,, 1 ,C:11/ or St. LoutorMo. plr.-K-QU,TORSAOI.IIOE..-- 7 , ; ,-, .4.,,,,*.temap c nto,r x , rew pfu k. esta,t g pc- Gepfgo„Lamp,. dbtmata, litemf-Portai taspl, dcon been granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted. - to the estate are requested to make Immediate payment,: snit flfor s tdOpprivingielidum; tp pyta9tAlleM thily:imithan‘t, ted caalt ng. Cui • llt 'LAItI! 6 '66 1 60 , ' ''" ,Bietmt „ er, A D3IINISTRATOR'S- NOT-140z- I:: [Estate of Thomas Lockcyleed.) Letters of administration/upon the ohtato of Thomatt Locke, Into of Springfiold township, Huntingdon county, demised. havingtbednA anted to the undersigned, all per; sees hdebtAi to the estate will make Immediate pay niqfii,landlthose having claims will present'them for set ; tlement. Meadow anp , , , d, GUTSIIALL. ' "" Administrator. COPRAARJEY , • I ...ANL, m,„...eTuRER" TLIKI' Celebiateeiron Frame Pianos,, • ‘l, NVareroomh, , 14 4 0"722 At ch St., Phila. the World's Grea . t . totihoii; highest Prizes (!wrireleil 'Whelk unSwfierosor aungts, 00.0. ANT Ea REMOVE ALkDzs!! , harmksci syetps !Ivey, WAR/WITS° _ entirely reganbla thowod,invigorata _ log mad strengthening'. pellter, enables the aloe maiceo sleep - -roftetthing, ~Snipkers and chewers bi tents maim, post Judea; effects or h utch% otc., ,pWfits and