The globe. (Huntingdon, Pa.) 1856-1877, September 22, 1869, Image 4
love PREinutiv AWARDING CONtIVIITTEES t rf-, got U, anal A fthr a ltion"off the' ghntrditdoi, ool& A lg. idOltuier goeiityi to be Mad AE- untlugdori on the 6th, 7th, and Bth of Otottet,, 1669, ~Claai'l, - " T iafaa' s ,`lkkeA§olli:k Best Sta Moo, 610 3rd boot ~ Second best, 6 Bast brood mare, Third .. il ri . 1' i', 1, 3 2talbelt ', ; '; ~ Beat 3 year old; " 6 3rd " " Secopd,best , ,• .4 Beata year old 6 Third - ..• .- 7 ' ,' , 2 '2nd best , . • ..4 BeStf,,Yea,i,. 2 olsl,, ','' , '"4 3rd ... 2 2p4 belly, - ': • ,' , 3 Bost 2year old 4 3rd' ",-. '' ". - _ ~... 2Mibest ~ , , ,; t ~: 3 BekrYsierline 7 - 4 3rd .. , . ~2 2nd beat, .. 3 Best colt-9 months old or Srd .. - ' '0 'under''4 Beat Geldlng,„ . „ ~,, , 6 2nd.best, . , ... 3 2nd beet , I •,,,, i . ' 4 3, , a 1. , _ ~,,T , 2 Class- 9 —Common. mon. Stock. IrestMOnsght Stall 2 ion 1 , ; s6.3rd '- .. ' ' . 2nd best - ' ' ".' - '4 Best draught horse 'or' 3rd ... - 2, . :' :;; ` • 2 mare - " $ 4 Ben 3 year'Old . ' • 5 2nd beat,.. , ' , , , 6 Zed best; ..,. '-- '- 3 3rd •'" - , •. .2 3rd " 2 Beat riding do ' 4 Beet 2 year old 4 2nd best 2 2nd beat ; i 3 Srd' i". ';',i, 2 3rd " " "2 Best family do. 5 Bent yearling ~, !, ~., , 4 god be t , _ 4 2ndliest ~ . . ~, 3 3rd, ." '2, ~ , , 2 Srd'„" ' , ..„ , , ~. , ',2 tipt pair matches,, 6 Best broo dmare, . - , 5 2ndpeat . ' . 5 2nd best " . .., . , • _ '' 4 3rd " ~4 3rd .. ' 3 Beat pair mules ' 5 Best 3 year old 4t 2nd beat- • • „ , 2 n d beet 313 rd 2 Brd" . , . , ~, .2 Beat ,trotting,,horse or ; Beet 2 year oh' ' ' ' 4 mlire 5 2nd best,. . . ,3 2nd Mi' 4 ,;' r .1 , - 1 / ~1 2 : . 4 3rd " 7 7 ' ' " ". '2 3rd . •- •2 Beat, yearling, , .„,„ ~ ~ f,Beat racking do 4 2nd 'best, . - 3 2ud beat ' 3 3rd " _ ~..„ .,,,1 30_,." :„; „ ~,„_ ' 2 Beet colt, 6 Molitlie abler ~ 8e56tra1312.6-S0 4 under 4 2nd beat 3 2nd beat '' 1; :213 3iVIJ/J, Iri 2 The committee reartectfolly , rfcommend that no portion by,attterttr.to 6.l)ter ant lidlio. oi:friaid ta• tiioN Mal l 006, Uskinblarl oi be 2 allowed floclinbgb 7 frold , orld to 2 sMother. class. All stock of the above classes must be entered on or before 11 o'clock ofthe•second day. AWARDING Coomirresl l -John 13.31111nr, It o.locNeal, Marry Cooke, K. a, Morrison, Thee.. 1.17, Meiling, James 313 ton, 11.51cMardial:- . Class 'B-4N:eat-Stock. Short Horn Best Intl I 2nd boot Beet Cow 2nd boot, Best heifer' tad boat 2nd.bist, I Best Bull s' 3 2ud be 4 Boit Cow 5 2ntl best . 4 Rest heifer - . 4 2nd Lest a Best " ••3 12nd best. • c c ••' a 4. ": -. ,• Alderney.- • • Beet:Atilt 2 3 2ud-Lest Beii Cent. ; :, • „ 4 frudbent. - • • . 3 Beet belfe'r a tad beat., • Beet Calf.... , , . .'• ;3 , 24 l/enf,,. ,•• •,.• •;-• . 21 • Common. Beat Bork oxen - 2nd beat , • ' 4, • tr It. 2nd boat ' • 3 Beat Cow 2nd Beat 3 Beat,hoifer 3 beat 2 Beat Calf, 2nd beat Anaanma,ConNitrag.- - Ilays Hamilton, George 13011, Andrerr G. 'Nett; Wm. Briggs, Isaac Odenkirk, J. Q. Adams, Thos. N. Colder. Class .5--..Tiogs:" , ',---- ' Best Boar, ~k;v, 41 Best litter of plgs 3 2nd beet 3 2nd beat 2 Best Sow , „ , ,3 Best Chester White., 3 2nd best 5, - -.5' lc: - z - . 1,•! z i t24d - best.,,' ~.;! 4 , ." a AwenniieitOmititrzs.--;tainbilid. SteplierTs, 4). Benjamin Isenberg, Reuben Massey, Geo. Swine, Fred Schneider. Class 6—Sheep. r Bestlioggw f pcti /)acll ;$4 Ifast angwool liwis 44 2nd host? ' r - ' , , 2 2nd beie • . .' i. k k 3 Beat Southdown 4 Beet Southdown, 4 2nd best ' l' -, ', i '1 . 3 2nd best- - I 3 Best ?Serino . " 4 'Best Merino 4 2nd best • ; 312nd best 3 Beet mixed breed 4 Best lot common sheep 4 ‘4lTheanpree ,Contenerais.—lsaac 51.'NelI, James Lloyd, ROW: Goshbrn; 11:8: Greene, John Bucher. - - - Class 7—Agriaalturallmplemonts. /test plow ---_,, , 7 ~.., ft 2a4 best- • . cv 1 2nd best • s •-.- v.. , 3 Best hand corn tslteller 2 Best Subsoil do 3 2nd best 1 2-nd.best,rl ...:, 0,„,12 Best-Clover-huller ' •-.-, 5 Vest double shovel ' - " `',2 2nd bee; ,. -- " ' - ' 4 Ind beet; .kit . " . 1 . - ,.fr ;1 Seat hay and grain' rake . 5 FENN 2nd beet. i , 3 Beet Cider mill " • 4 2nd best • 2 Beat Sorghum Mill and Evaporator, - - 3 Beat li.mrsetlireahing machine 6 2 horse threshing machine 5 Bost barrow 2 2nd beet • 1 Beat wagon lifter„ 2 2nd best -; ' 1 Beat cleft eulflvetoT , 2 2nd beet 11 B tn e d t te ll at Pl-RW: y d Beet ;81 Ind best 2 Best Orain Beln 4 2nd best - • 3 Best Cornplanter ' 2 2nd beat ; 1 Boat !dower Reaper 2nd bed 3 Beet Strew sad fodder cut ter'- - • 2 "No premiiins to be awarded ixceskto ,. /he manufacturer .or his ag e nt srst"zr S. ke , ... 4 , '''; , . ? N _ : .. 1 .::... -...4 AWARDING ‘AldiliflikL" , if. V. We'aelf,Aivlngston liobb„Sertoel Crotrey, stillerDresher& John Laport, h 6313 C B .7 — Orflinj ; Seods„ klotri§zAreal• Best Ins.4iirig"irisea s t $2 WWediirbeit '' 50 'ad has. 1 90 best cloversecd 1 00 Best bus, red wheat 2 00 second best 50 aucondllsolt , 4 Tit CS est, 1 00 best timothy seetl..•.:• : 1 00 best bushel of rye 100 second best ~. ;60, slc,oltd bf11t....-, -. „ 50 hcst barrel w hite wheat.. hop, 'ils.'rellowlcorn 'i. 00 , flour second best ' ' 501 second [fist 1.03 bcstis bite corn 100 best barrel red wheat' second best,'' -' ' ' 60 Hour 7 ' ' " '2 00 tialt'ilesset orn • 100 second bast .' - I 1 00 second best ';" - ' ' • 50 bbst barrel rye flour 100 best pop corn 50 best 501ba corn meal second Vest t • 3 I "25 yellow 100 beet oats L .. , , . 1 00best 50Ibs. corn meal, second best 50 white. . , 100 beat. barley ._ •; ; , ; 100 best bOihs. buckwheat • second best - '''' ' 50 Meal - ~ 100 Best/mckwheat - . / 001 second heel .60 AWARDING CSlrsuirr.s.-11. EL Fisher Edo and belt, henry 110/trappls it.',llßllliiiity, Andris ' W-irefiner. Class-9-- I llocb*nical. Implements ants l . ', 01:1B. §1 - ,• : '... •a. -. . - '• . Beat 2 /torso : carriage $2OO best and greatest rarity beat buggy 100 stoneware and earthen beet set single harness 200 ware ' -I 03 best Set farm harness 200 best washing machine 50 best saddle and bridle 10) bettrchorn ~ , ," 's 10 0 best pair of boots 1 00 beet Moot Teasel 1,00 beet pair.of shoots 50 beat specimen of marble' 1 best olds solo leathir ." 100 work .` . ' ''" : 200 ' best kip and calf skin 100 best cook store 1 00 best side harness and best pair horse shoes 60 tipper leather . ' 100 hest cornbyoom ;' 50 beat lot cabinet ware 200 best rake I - ' SO best and greatest sank. beet shaking toxic ;L o iVill l 9l're WO ~(to ..icP" beet_. l i '' ;, t i'i ? 5 , AWARDING CGIIMITTED,,F.... Wallace , SD eurieD s 'CDR - 1 ney. Samuel Cummings, 'Satduel•McVittyi John Sit vet , thorn. Class 10, No• I—Fruits. Best mid largest variety than 3,each labeled 200 of applei,labeled; not . second Lea 100 lees titan 3 of each, St 00 beat assorted basket or second best 30 dish of peaches . 100 kelittiozeteall apples '.•._•- Second best r • - 50 labeled 1.00 hest basket or dish of a.ond best - ,00 'quinces 100 beet dopoviolor 011400, tpeong beat „ —. . 30 labeled!' i' - i"' - 100 beet collection of plums second best 50 oof each labeled - 100 beet and greatest variety second beet. 50 of peacileh pot less i ~ , .., , • , kw/mat.oo o,oo,timtz.—John BOagberly, Israel Ore flue, Jam. Nilson, Jobs Vandeverider, Mlles Lewis. -- ... Class 11; No. 24-,Froits.,H I Beat and largest Yarlety best and /argent collee-' i •.! of peals, labeled, And - tion-of grapes grown not less than 3isch 'A-00 -, iriopen Mrilabeled 100 reeoutt beat - ": ~ il 1? . .? second best . 50 bees doz. falr pears,' la- ' best Minket Or dish of beled ~. , ~; ,1 00 native grapes. labeled 100 second beet • 50 b eat and largest variety beet ooz:winter peers, ' .: f grapes gtown under - labeled, ;.. ~, ~.r1 GO glue. labeled _ 100 second best .%: '•i. • 00 second best ' : ' .50 AntAingeri bolainrrri—R.. k.. Miller; 11, 0. noloineam, Gilbert /Leming; Heigh Cm2olngbetn, - ..TatebC. Miner,. Clasallo.' 12-L•Vogetables: - '' ''-•• Best forminin potatoes. 1 00 'best piince albert 100 second best 60 second best , ;,I f•••• ',5 .50 best daily goodrich ' 100 best cum* white ;•., t o , 'loo eecontLbest._ _ .... 50 second best 50 beeka w pit. F., ,,,, „..„,.,,,,-, ;,,,1.00 best garnet chile 1 00 seeonnebt ~., 'AO Second best r 50 best plea:Vita ape[ E1•.00 best other variety : 100 second bast, „. • 60 second best . - 60 best spotted mercers, 100 bpkt sweet polntoe,,i , 100 seebW Zest) I Ill) IfliiJio taCOnd best,.. , .--:" ~. SO bask white mercers' . ;LO beet early . roe? .-..•Yr,• :. , ..? 00 second best - 60 second best's. , . ;-..r. 45.; •50 bect-Pedila blows . .' 100 44 lotfeodtch ,•,,,, , d ,l 00 second'best' ;,'', , DO secondtbest: , `' , ,..i.; . t., t.-,AO Awennxxo comartua.---.101,n 02,1844 . 11)0:61 4 Va, otiorio nahn;llavld Rupert, ZlialAnShrtna,,:k . i.f.sl...,se4V ' '''' ' -- , lnts, 0a.....-.,a. Citifll3 .N 0 .1 .13. No. 2—Vegetables. Best rate liege s)lll.ll e .s t -eittll'ac.: '-" ' ' ' ' l4 i lio second best 25 second best 4; . 50 bets anger beet - - 50 best mange! werttel - -60 secostfildrlTTZT,T a 2, cturd-imt 25 beef re ` -- " ----- - 50 tfist waterMelmi -- - 50 second beet 25 second best • . . 25' best tobacco, ,r 1 1 , . fdilbest egg plant CO second beat - ' '25 second best " ' ' 25 be" ? 4"4 i n i q r irbi l ltlr iP il'fl . t ; '' be l Wit ciflids '-• •••••• 8 , kr eat ..,. , . ~, 25 best °Moms- i ll .r), jro,_ so tb°"o - 2m 810 9 3 . „...1 00 second best' '-- - - 25 Sabena - best " " $0 bestnelery , , 7; 'ii i' 1 •50 Ifeetand greatest variety ; ; amoral beet,.,, i , ~,,,,,i 25 yof tomatoes , . . ;00 best cualiflewer 50 ,beaktuutllotelon' , ; :- , •)50 second best.- . .-. ••11 El A, 400 0 )td,best. .. 25 beet purnPlfins' ''''" '5O bbStbealm' -• ' ' 50 Becold best - 55 second best 25 best pie pumpkin ii-,6oll,ip,SOPßan. 60 second best , ...2.srecond_bpst ~..... ~ 25 beste d qloittnis ' 1 / . -sa bSsifftlltf;sin.iottleel 50 INC01:1.,L(14 I ! j j 24 eigpbdA4 4 /.., 11i 25 ~,I.wsluntss Comnrmuo-.Thomas B.,'Orbison, ssopo,,Bos allgi J ° h p RbodY4 Slangy - Xcrks, Cal. John file)vitL, , ',Cr r) ~. Class 1.4.7 , -Poulti7. ' . ... :. B/vidulitttgist icitteti ''''• secOnd 'Lela - '' • ' 1 3 Irr( dl7 ' pore bred fowls-. - $2 00 beet pair or trio -of Po.----- second beat ..? A ()Li 4 00 []ands -/ ,i i ~., : r t per best brahmaputraa TOG senOnd, . beat • i 5 6, second,best -., ~,,,,,-•,.ig . 1 lCal• tPfltere" . ' . . 800.. beet ddrliinki . ••••"^'"l Stetted beet ' ••t•.• • c . 6 0 j sdcollirkest — . -,., 50 beet - guides fowls ~1 00 best a/tangled lismoufgl(oo 110<lond beet. . , ,1 - ;66v seroP4Oest.'; , ,,,t, ' , • • 40 1IN•Itr atifk••• t• , },-op I beat. game ,,., -. ~, , 1., A lsecotAbo4.. , - , ~ r5O , second best - -• . " ' ~09 best geese :. - , „.„,„ „1 00 I best black spiinish 4 - 00 second best ' ' 50 AWL/WINO Cosonrry-n—lit. R. Foust, Lewis Hoode, Jae. Mall, Thomas Martin, Robert Fleming. LADIES' DE Class 15—Bre 'Best botnenvtdo bread $ 1 00 second best 00 'brat roll butter 2 00 seem.] beet 1 00 Open , u 160001Vetitiorri/r r ;3%1; k5O best fouuttd oaks Y=oo' second beat 50 best sponge cake 1 00 second beat 60 . . . ... best fruit cake 1 00 'second beat 50 best jolly cake 1 00, Becand.best,..., ; :'''..s .60 bestladi rite !!. ,-, 51.,00' second best 50 best pie 1 00 second beat 50 last custard' - ,? Qa3 , 00 socoud bast 50 AWARDINO CoMITES—W. taker.sl iss Martha Chancy, 41. L. 'trouts.. p. • Cl= Class 16—Cheese, Honey, &c. Peat cheese $1 00 second best ¢0 50 second beat 50 bust grapo wine, bonito beet honey, 2 Og second beat 1 00 beet cured ham •- •• 2 00 stbdnd bast • " '1 00 best hard soap 1 00 second beat 60 beat tallow candles 1 00 second be , 60 beet dried per ...,. C.l 60 nocoud*t.4 ~ bu ,boat ciirrtintVliie& AwanDixu COMMITTEL-0 Itobt Grfiu",.Wtr. Chieii`l7L.Pi•eserve• Best preserved straw• berries $0 50 'second best 25 best pineapples ,seconil ben • ibest quinces second best best peaches second bes t beet plums tatcptal,bast.,77 . :V I P . 201 c b et:iPd i ttt ‘' 111 '!- t2l 1 1 :best crabapples GOI second best 25 beet ellen ies 50 second Mott, • - , 25 best tomatoes 201 1 second,best . , - 251 MEI AWAUDINO COMMITTEI—Re Muller, Mrs. 19ru. 'it.lc3lurtr JAuJiektiork. .• 'Class 18—Sugar, B Iles t domestic sugar $1 00 second - bCst tc ' 50 beat maple molasses, 100 'second best 50 :best sorghum molesties 1 00 second best 50 `boat boat 25 boat tortukto butter ,-..e.-1. 00 , second liist' ' 1 , % ho best grape hotter '. , ~1 So I :seconstbesV 5.:. -2 .1 ;'..-.:: , 's 50 best apple butter 1 00 ;second best 50 'best pear butter 1 00 !second beat 50 Awarding Committee—D Onkr, AlHed Porter, 31m !Hyper. °lgo .19 D I o mes t i g.M a 3 u fac t uyeq./ ,' i DoeC w , oloheArlat at , s ' be'e't iibleCOver . ' . sl. ' 00 1 less than ten yards second best 10 I each $2OO best pair woolen kuit secohd best, 100 stockings , :,,. 1 00 ,hest rag carpet not less second beat 60 'than 10 yards - 200 beet Woolen !lucks -' ', 100 second best 1 00 second best, 10 beat flannel not less boat pair linen unit i than 10 yards 200 stockings 100 ,second best 1 00 setond beat 60 'bestliearth tug ..... 100 beet pair worpted stock.. second best :i..„'-: •50 •,•Ingi.. • , ; ! rOO : best eqvarkt . , ; '1 00 second beat 7 i I , ; BD second best- " ' --50 beat 'pale cotton itock 'bestpatchwork quilt 100 Inge 100 second best 60 second beet 50 best counterpane 1 00 beat woolen gloves ~ 50 second beat . 60 best woolen mittens 50 Awsniusd ColuSurris.—Matthias Bentley, Misa Susan 'Smith, Mrs. W. Buchanan, Mrs. A.B. Shenofolt, Miss ;Bell Harmony. Class. 20—Linen and Fancy Work 1 I • Manufacturers. • Test 6 yards borne-made best worked cushion Haan $2 00 and back 200 second best- • 100 second best., ' 1 100 , beet 6 yards thrti beeV, mirk sktiedopticin - per 200 chair Yob' mind best I 00 second best 100 best By& tow cloth 2 00 beat ottoman cover 200 ,second beet 1 00 second best 1 00 ;best homemade shirt 100 best lamp stand mat 100 second best 10 second best SC best poundof linen sew- best flowenvase mat 100 1 lag thread 100 second boat second beet 001 AICARDINO CONSMIIITLE.—Dr. Neff, Miss Sue OmMus, Ills ,Geo. Spear. Class 21—Bonnote Best bonnet $2 00 second best 1 00 best NVoiked child's dross muslin 2 00 : second ' best 100 ~ . . . best worked child's second best 50 i llus.% prorated -.., 2 00 bail. etubruklrred,ellA-, . scconCbtsC'' 'i; t'l Vl i C ) 1 PPM silk;: I 1 1 ' C 113 °' best embroidery on Neeend beet ' ' '' ' 'GO 1 muslin 100 best embroidered slip. second best 50 per., worsted 50 best crotchet tidy 1 00Gres,t crotchet .bent ,,,, 100 AWARDIZieI "COXVIITTItiVr 4.1 ' 173 - Pfifl:liriCii - A - ;- Pol lack, Mrs. Wm. Williams, Mrs. I. A. Oaks, Mrs. George Eby. Class 22—Sholiwork, &e Beet ocean °bell and moss work $2 00 second beet 1 00 beet bend work 1 00 second best • 50 , ,beet leather walk, or namental 1 00 second beet . 50 best war Vase 100 second beat . 50 AWAIIDIXO Cpmairtexe.-4 Blair, Miss Margaret Bayder, Ila Weaning. Class 23—Flor Best Floral design $2.4) second best ~1 001 best table rase or cut flowers 501 'second best 25 beet Taco of growing flowers 50 seconn best 25 best round band boquot 501 second best' 25 beet flat coquet 50 second beat 251 beet collection dahlias 2 00 second best 1 00 Wet, col lect'n verbenas 1 00 second best 50 best collection petunas 1 001 ascend beet bist collect t n'geranitun 100 second best 60 AWARDI*I Con Dorris;Mrs. William Corbin, Miss Rato'Stewart, Mrs. JOsebb Watson, Mrs. William A. Orbison. _ . • Class 24—Painting Best ell paid ling hail or.portralt $lOO second best 50 beet oil painting on glass r - -LOO second beat, ~ '1 50 best landscape, Oil 1 00 'second bait; i ; ' PO beet landscape from na- Rich -.100 secbpdflivt; ; ' 5O best Ilitioge,4l, 011 " 100 second best 50 boat pen or pencil • 'drawing ' " " 100 second beet 50 AWARDING COUMITTIE..—i Africa, Mies Mary Robb, Sire son. 6:ass '2's .)tour Conlruittetithiak there should, he ox abed 'about 16 or 18 feet square for all the bate girls end troy. to fill up with notionseitheir owe, .and corknittteo appointed to award premiums not to exceed 60 cents on any article. Tho,corapilliee to aet . fiftjidiscretion on said articles. - - • ^ • .Cominittee.• ' ' SPEER; ' • S. T. BBOWN,. • Mrs. BENEDICT, ,Mrs..ZALINIZER. JQIItritEA.I2: Marshall—SAMUEL 11. 8110EMAIPEIL , 'Thscr . atondry Potrikin, 'Perry Moore, Pramual Brooks, A. It. Oaks, Samuel Peightal, A. B. Shear felt, Lewis Bergans,John - Zentiroyer,"Atfam , Warfel, David McGavvey, Leal Evans. Resolved, That when a majOrity °Cony Committee are presqut that tits/ *tali constitute nauor tun and that no, parsetrilhalPtia takhit'er Olt a vocahey.- , Illy order- Of 'the' Committee. •• • ti •tor,q 11:0. MORRISON, Chairman.(' 'GRAFI/US MILLER,' . , • • • • ti..,lll.j.htltt, I :ipiNtt.WoatEr.stiottr,-; ; REBUT MARKS. II •If • :;•• ' Committsel pAitkik-141 4 .11] r! • fAPE it ITV" ~ bpi ; • Tracing PaRIFF: ;-• • : Impression Paper, ,—„,. , Drawing Paper, • I ?!! P r e 'C' U.', Li T. Tissue Paper, . Bilk Paper ; 1 !. :3°.1 r 5dra 1 6 11324,;1,1 JaVVT4 4 411 . 41 - ii- Letter Paper, Commercial Mite Paper, - % Ladies' Gilt Edged Letter'and Nets Paper; Ladies' Plain'andPancy Noto Paper, Villa and Colored Card:Piper, in Packs and ,Bb,acts, 6r.trale at LEVYl!lleslti Statioaory.ind Musio.Btore. NVELdrAgr -- . By tko box, pack, or lass quantity, for sato et' ...II • LEWIS' 1100.10 AND 'STATIONERY S2'ORII .. , .. VO.R., THE,, LADIES. L." , .A._ A Superior:al - Icl° of Note Paper and 'r.tiroliv. sultabla for confidential correspondence, fur mato at Id IYLP BOOK 6; STATIONERY STOKE ,M 1 aa,(s 0 .5 Q PARTMENT. .ad, Cakes, &e Best homemade bread $1 00 second beet 50 beet roll butter 2 00 second beat 1 00 Open to eltrapltitton fo ri • 1$ mariiiid 'Pia?, ‘l - ,1 I • ,:t portal eako • r . , a - ,k-0 tgarg d otllku .. • . 0 k 1 1 i second beat 50 beet Over cake 1 00 i seCond beet 00 I= A. R. _Stewart & Co. , . bast ginger cake 1 00 second boat 60 &best auger cake 1 00 1 64014 past, 00. i f . --- 5 Ch Ivest UMbied : a, I :, 1.100, (second best , 50 boat rusk 1 00 isecoud best. 60 beet biscuit 0 second best 50 . Leas, Mrs.Jolin T. Whit georga-Zbiaannt, Mrs, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, tnado, 109 wood boat bost'blackbor4 wine roo I second best ' 50 beat strawberry' wine 1 00 second best 50 best other botnolnedo wine, secapd Haat . , 0 b o ° ,tteet, ‘,l 00 aecinini Vogt,: • A 60 Joheton, Gen]. John 11. Harper, Wm. A. Fralcor. Jolliet; and Jitme. OILS, liest apple Jelly second best beet currant. emend beet best quince second best be raspberry, accorarbest best blackberry second best 60 26 • 60 25 Scythes, Snathi, Giihreradles, Sad• best grape, . - ,50. I seemid beef ' ' 025 t • jam ' 5 b • • • kilt elderberry Jiim' ; ' 50 second best i 5 beet raspberry 50 second best 25 boat dewberry 50 second best 25 best blackberry ,' ,;50 second best 25 . J. C. Clarke, 'Mrs. Caroline io, Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. NAILS AND IRON, utter• and Pickles• best quince butter $1 00 second best 5/ best mixed *Mos 1 00 second best 00 best cucumber 1 00 second beat 26 beet pepper 50 I.ecombbest - • 25 ttestloninto ficond - b.t 26 15Bst:enutelope 50 second best 26 best tomato catsup 100 second bt et 10 best cider sinegar 1 00 Isecond best 10 and an endless variety of goodein his line We are receiving goods almost every day froth manufacturers; and in view of late . R R. IV°ldling, Mrs. It. 'zabetheorbln, Idro: Dau iol and our experience in selecting bed brands and reliable qualities of goods, purchasers will find it to their advantage to examine our stock, . • • ECLIPSE COOK STOVE, which throws all others in the shade, is still increasing in popularity, and pleases so well that everybody wants; BIG PADLOCK SIGN .8. Thompson, Mrs. Rudolph s Pruclonco Jackson, Mrs. ~ - -, Huntingdon, Jan 13, 186941. ~ Embroidery, (Cm. boat embroidered lady's ekirt 1 00 second best ' 50 best embroidered pock et handkerchief 1 00 THE CELEBRATED SewingNachines. • Wk. THE, BEST FAIIIIX SEWING IN USE. Flit. Deady and Elasticity of Mob, Nor Strength and Durability of Seam that will not rim , at. as both_ threads aroused direct from the spools, and no seams bare to bb fastened by hand; no waste , cif thread, Nor simplicity and perfection of machined. ' - It stitches, bens, fells, tucks, braids, cords, and em. brolders beautifully. 'best vase wax fitment 200 second beet 1 00 best specimen of , . Machines fully Warranted nod full Instructions giant Sowing machine cotton, elik, &c., on band. For eats by GREENE & BROTHER, 114)16'69 2d floor LaMar's Building, Huntingdon, Pa fruits 200 second best 1 00 best bnir dowers 2 00 second best 1 00 beat seed flowers 2 00 second best 1 00 HEER &WILSON'S . B. Massey,_ David Mite D. Ilaro; Miss Come- •HIGHEST PREMIUM , 'lOEg MUIR al Department. • best collection pann 100 second best , , boat collection pbloxsp 1 DO second best 50 best collection asters 100 second best 59 best collection or cryssn them 1 00 second best 111 best collection' ioles 100 second beat 50 best banging basket gruel ng plants 1 00 second best 50 I beat lianing basket • Sewing Machines, cut Sneers 1 00 I second beet 60 bost collection of pot • plants "- ,!. 200 eococd best 1 00 best colored crayon drawing 100 second best 60 best India ink drew . ing 100 second bast - 50 best painting in water colors 1 00 (second best - 50 byst specimen of marine drawing - 1 00 se - cond best .- 611 boat oriontol painting ' grecian or itolian 100 second best. , • ' -60 Ham 18re.".7. 8 , at. B. Petriktu, Jerry' )Vatt., 'Received the only GOLD MEDAL at the PARIS EXPOSITION, 1867. They aro adapted to all kinds orPantily Sowing, and 'to the use of Seamstresses, Dressmakers, Tsilore, Mann fecturere of Shirts,, Collars, Skirts, Cloaks,Mantillas, Clothing, Hate, Caps, Corsets, Linen (Medi Umbrellas, Parasols, etc. They work equally well upon.ailk, linen, •woolen and cotton goods, with silk, cottoh or linen *timed. They will seam, quilt, gather, hem, • fell, cord, braid, bind, and perform every species °laming, making a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on both aides of the article sewed.. • • The qualities Srilielr recoramend' them ere: ' I. Beauty 'and' extelleiace of stitch, alike on both olden of tho fabric sowed. 2. Strength, firmness and durability of seam,that will I not rip nor ravel. Economy of Ttiread q f. , Attachmentii and sjlde:ittpliolojiollcOon to purpo ses and materials. 5. Compactness and elegance of model and finish. O. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction. 7. Sperd, ease of operation and management, and.quieb nese of movement. • .. ; • Instrudicns free!. alt. Machlnes kept in repair one year free of nhargo. ' , jel7-ly • .! ' 530 _A_ 12, C I-1 ST_ -7 Ilse a laipi‘siOckfat low price ; g ot ano WATCHES, JEWELRY, Solid Silver-Ware, • AND' FiitEDSPOON C.14R.9 S, iO, ' SEM dQ • aplS4m. ! PAPER!! Note, Post, Commercial, Foolscap and Flatcap—tt -- • --- • - sale by the ream, half ream, qutro or ly t NO* & 9vaßicagy:nctin9. , ' • UNTIiY DEALERS can Ise in 'lltintingdon at 11110Lt5XLE as cheap as they can in the cities, as I have a wholesale store in Philadelphia. 11. ROMAN. FRANA N..STF.WART HUNTINGDON, PA.f =1 l'AiN 7 l'B, PUMPS, GLASS,' ''' '*i'OVES, LA MPSi 110 FNU,. ,dlAry and taitiag6 q()Nls,' Hubs, and Spokes. LOCKS, SINGS, SCREWS, DRAIN PIPS, iSMIC:›WF3T7C7 - .41..3EL3E1, DECLINE IN PRICES, THE NEW PATENT THE ECLIPSE. STOP AT TUB GROVER & BAKER U, B, LEWIS, Agent, IVHARTOIIBt MAGUIRE, HILVETREET, HUN,TINCDQ,I4, WHOLESALE & RETAIL MEI Foreign sand PcOestio HARDWARE, ar,4 MECHANICS, FARMERS, BUILDERS, and buyers generally, Is invited to the fact that ue are now of fog a BETTER ASSORTMENT of HARDWARE, CUTLERY &C., than can be Mond elsewhere in Gila part of the State, at prices to suit the times. Our stook comprises all articles in this lino of business, embracing a general assortment of TOOLS and MATERIALS used by CARPENTERS, IILACKSMITES, CARRIAGE and WAGON MAKERS JOINERS, &c„ Sc., together with a largo stock of • ROPES, Iron, Steel, Nails, Spikes, Raitroad'and Xining Supplies, Saddlery, Rope, Chains, Grindstones, Circular, Mill and Cross. Cut Saps; Enamelled, Finished , and Plain Hol low Ware. , 'Coal Oil. Limps and Lanterns, Fixate Cutlery-, Comprising KNIVES, FORKS, DESSERT, TEA AND TABLE SPOONS, BOIS ' ORS, 'RAZORS, &O. BRITTANIA & SILVER PLATED WARE. Household, Hoiticultural and Farm Implements,, Of the latest and most improved pattern's, - CONSTANTLY ON lIAND'AND FOR MLR AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. CARRIAGE & WAGON MAKERS Will find a general areortrnent of material for their nee coneietiug In part of Carriage Trimmings, . Hubs; Spokes, :Rims, Axles, Springs, Nuts, Bolts, Washers, Malleable Irons,-.Pa - tent and enamelledLeather,' ' Whips, Tongue's, Soc kets, Shafts, &c. 331_1.11.,CLIEESIVEI90.7EES Con be supplied with ANVILS, BELLOWS, VICES, S LEDGES, HAMMERS, HORSE ANJ MULE SHOES, , Horse Nails, and all kinds of Iron& Stee CARPENTERS - Will find in our establishment t superior dock of PLANES, SAWS, AUGERS, HATCHETS, HAMMERS,: • - ,FILES, CHISELS, lIINGES, SCREWS, LOCKS, MOLTS, PULLEYS, &C. . lIINING AND MINERS' GOODS, NAILS and SPIKES, of all varieties BLASTING POWDER, FUSE, t,OAL PICKS AND 2.IIOV.ISLS. - F.Etznoto.eti-si Can ho accommodated with everything in their pm from a Grain Separator to a Whet-stone. 3E3Tu_i.lci.ea•s; Are especially Invited to call and examine our stock of BUILDING HARDWARE, and compare our prices with °them Agricultural Implements, Comprising tho famous Russell Reaper, Mower, and Dropper, combined, RundelPs First Premium HORSE PITCHFORK, Rakes, Scythes, Haus, Hay Forks, Trace and Halter Obelus, • Breast Chains, Cow Ties, Curry Combs, Cards, &c., &e. Among tho specialties of our kouso, wo desire to call attention to. the celebrated • . : -.,,.011. - 10:.:1 1 ,1.J,Mt, no exclusive right to sell which is rested in us. fiend for ['circular• and get. full particulars. of same, and statist) yourself of its superior qualities. Scales of all Mies and descriptions, including ' Tea and Counter Scales, • Platform Scales, • Grocers' , and .bruggists' &ales, Rolling 21W, Wheelbarrow, Perk, Port. able,!lloper,'HinerS and Trans: poi•tation, Cattle and CO? &elm; FURNISHER AT MANUFACTURERS' CASH PRICES. Tho largest and bolt assortment' of GLASS' PAINT S ; OIL & PUTTY, EvOnikered in this risco. A GREAT VARIETY OF COOK &'PARLOR STOVES. ALL SIZES OF NAILS AND BRADS, ill/NTINGDON, PA • &et Norway nap, rod, , bar an hoop Iron. •. STEEL, .of all sizes and descriptions WAGONsBOX-ES3 "; CARRIAGE' SPRINGS, , IRON AND BRASS WIRE Lard, Lubricating and Coal Oil,. By the berrefOr galkiri; at vary low figuiee: le. A call is respectfully solicited, feeling confi dent That our goods and pricea will not , fall to • I t. please:lW ' 1, s. iii , WHARTON & MAGUIRE: Iltautiu,gdou p May 7 0 1667. I=l The attention of Oil and , Powder Cans do excellent aseortmOnt of SCALES. By the keg. Very low I Ayer's , •, Hair Vigor, 'for Prestoring Gray Hair. ,to its ,natural, Vitality' and C010r.,:. A - - draisidg is, at once agreeable; healthy, and effectual for preserving the hair. • Faded or gray hair is soon restored to its original color with the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin lair is thick ened, falling hair ' 'checked, and •hald ness often, though not always, cured by its use. ,Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. But au& as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off,- and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair; the Vigor can only ; benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a .. • , HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor „dye, it does not soil white, cambric, and, yet lasts lon. a on , the hair, giving it a rich glossy. lustre and a grateful perfume. , Prepared by Dr. 1. C. Ayer te . Co., PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS, LOWELL, IA , , , PRIOE , •S7.:OO. • ,•• :OEN READ, Agent. ' ' • nel6aY Ayer's ".Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and . Lunge, ' • such as Coughs, Colds; Whooping • Cough, Bronchitis, uksthnia, and ConsuMptitiri. Probably "never Before in the whole history of medicine, has anything woo so widely:lnd so deeply upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a Ihitg series of years, and among most of the races of. • men it has risen higher, and higher in their estima tion, as it has become , better known. Its uniform character and power to cure the various affections of the lungs and throat, have made it known as a re liable protector against them. While adapted to milder forms of disease and to young children, it is at the same time the mast effectual remedy that can be given for.inciPient! consumption, and the don. gerous affections of the.thront o and lungs. As a pro. vision against'stlden attacks of Croup, it should be kept on hand in - every family, and indeed as all are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all should be _provided with this antidote for them. Although settled Consumptien is thought in curable, still great numbers of cases where the ills. ease seemed settled, have been completely cured, and the patient restored to sound health by the Cherry Pootoral., So complete is its mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to it. When noth ing else could reach them under the Chem/Pee.; torai they subside and disappear. Singers and Public Speakers !Ind great pro tection from it. Asthma is. always relieved and often wholly cured by it. Bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the Cherry Pectoral in small and fee:plant doses. So generally are its virtues known that we need not publish the collide:des of them here, or do more than assure the public that its qualities are fully maintained. , - Ayer ' s Ague Cure, For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, to., and indeed all the affections which arise from malarious, marsh, or nliabmatio poisons. As its name Implies, , it does Cure, and does not AIL Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance whatever, it in nowise injures any patient. The number and Importance of Its cures in the ague dis• tricts, are literally beyond account, and we believe I without a parallel in the history of Ague medicine. Our pride is gratified by the acknowledgments we receive of the radical cures effeel,ed in obstinate eases, and m here other remedies had wholly failed. Unacclimated persons, either resident in, or travelling through miasmatic localities, will be pro tected by taking the AGUE CUBE daily: For Liver Complaints, arising from torpidity of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stimulating the Liver into healthy activitv For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it is an excellent remedy - , producing many truly re• reachable cures, where oilier medicines had failed. Prepared by Dn. .7. C. Avert & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Blass., and sold all round the world. PRICE, $l.OO Pll DOTTIE THE HUNTINGDON Manufacturing Company, Is now prepared to fill orders for WEATHERBOARDING; FLOORING, DOORS, - AND SASH, And in short to do all kinds of Carpenter work— To furnish HUBS, SPOKES and FELLIES, - in quantities, and receive orders for WrAll'Orders slould . lie addressed to I). )Y. ARTLEY, President, • • Huntingdon; Pa. • Julie 16, 1869-if: ' ' ' . MOB. DURCUISELL' OVIICLIINELL / THOS. BURCHINELL '&10N I " IMNI4ACII.III2.IIi SASK DOORS , SHUTTERS, - FLOORINGiv , And all' kinds' of Building Material; 13:17NT/-NGDOII,-P A. • -- lich2.s-tf CIEO, a., STEEL.II:TONB. LYTLE. abIiTEL A. STEEL. .• • • lqlt IV' OT STIIIi3L, LYTLE &, siEELbtnin g fixated On their tract of hunt wity futao miles 'of tlie borough of liUntillg4oll; a •• • • `SAW: MILL •"' are Frapareti c to manufaCturo all MOB of OAK AND PINE LUMBER. Tho,tnill will ,bo rtinfp,ita titmost capacity and will ho iu operation during the, entire and' part of the autumn months.:' They Will to enabled to furnish Lunn. bet in largo quantities, nud of all dime:miens, at the low en cash prices. Orders respectfully solicited. Lumber delivered at the Penna. Railroad, or renal. Uoutfugdon, April 22, 1804 f LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, "HEMLOCK, PINE BILL- STUFF, Boards, Plank. Shingles, - Plastoring and Shingling Lath, constantly on hand. . Workod Flooring, Sash, Blinds, Doom, Door and Win dow Vrameit;furnished at manufacturers' prices. Grain and oouu try product generally bought at market natal. WAGONER & 11110., attg2B-tr tbilmeintrg, Centre to., Pa. VibtrtistmeAts; FINE, CUSTOM, MADE 130KS . ::'W SHOES, rare eiiis,LmurErr. All the LEADING STYLES on hand or matte 'to mews ure, Priced fixed at '14)11 , FIGURES, An Illuetrated Price Liet with instructions for eelf inctuterement "sent on receipt of Poet Oillco address. WM. F. BARTLETT, 33 South Sixth Street, above Chestnut, nulB•ly McGUIRE'S SPANISH HAIR DRESSER • FOR PatTorme Tae GROWTH, BRA:Tan:IG Tile And rendering it dark and glossy,: bto other compound possesses the poctiliarl properties which so oxactly:euit the Tariour.conditions of the human ,heir. ,The use of this oil as a hair dresser has been intivorsal in every sec., tion of the country in the Spanish illitlerfor centuries.— No preparation of art could give that elegant luxuriance and abundance of, hair which have so often been the ad miration of travelers. In Spain. This oil is' highly end delicately prrfolocd, forming en article unrivaled in,ex cellence and upon which the Spanish people fur teeny years have act its seal of enduring typrottd. -0— BIeGUIRE'S Mexican Wild FloworsSliango Lotion For remoling, dandruff null scurf from the head. nhiten lag end perfuming the skin. This article is entirely dif ferent from anything of the kind ever offered in this couu try and is warranted free from all poisonous substance. This valtlnble lotion vies used by the Emperor Maximil ian, and Empress Cut lotto of 11Iexico, and unlyereally used by Mexicans for three hundred 3 ears. As a wash for the Itetulit is cooling, cleansing and refreshing.— When thus used it at once relieves headache. -0— McGUIRE'S WILD FLOWERS FOR THE TEETH • All thOse who are in faror of white teeth and a pleasant end parliimsd breath. should at mice uao McGuire's Wild Flowers for the Teeth. All therm preparations, are..put, up to the most elegant and ornamental ulannec. make uh exception In eying that they aro an'ornament to a lady's toilet table, and none complete without 'them. Warranted satisfactory or morioy 'refunded. Dealers will bear this in mind. Sold by all respectable Drug gists in the United States and Canada& Address• orders to RICHARD McGIIIRII,. • Depot 'and Manufactory, so9•y 263 North Second Street, Philadelphia , For cote at Lonia' Book Store, Huntingdon. DOBBIN-5'.... ELECTRIC • BOOT.'POLISH , Makes a Lasting Shine: More who black their boots on Saturday n fight with ordinary blacking. don't have much shltio on Sunday, as tho pettish , fades off; but tbo Akio of , 330,3BINS''13LACHTNG -- Lasts Saturday Night and all day Sunday., IT BEATS ANY ovaat ur4OgING MADE. , Manufactured only bit J..B:DOEIHNS, at hl lintnenee Soap and Blacking Works, Sixth Street, ouo Ogrman town Avenue, Philadelphia, P. ' ',‘ • ' ", i , • For sale by Massey & Cot, adjoining Lewis' Book Store, Huntingdon, Pa. MovlB 727 , CHESTNUT STREET 727, kednctiou`i~i the PriCes, • OF ' .it DRESS ''GOODS. l'f& 727 CREST:IOT STREET, OFFER TO-DAY , , • „ 50 Casaa - lif, - 11? - b - piteg Draisa — Falpyias, at 25.*.antp paiyarq, Worth Di:ml3le the, - • • • '4ICKEY;SIIARPA CO!, • ,— ,2 72i. Chestnut ,street, f. dec2Xy -• , - ' Phlladolphia.. - , , A. fine 'and-large assortment always, on; lvand. AT LEWIS' 'BOOK STORE.•. „ PookOOICS AND STATIONERY.- 4. good assortment of miscellaneous and Schoo s--Foolicap,' Letter, Commercial and Noto Paper— Plain and Fancy Envelopes—Red,' Illuo and Black Inks— Blank Books of numerous sized—Pane, Pencils, Pocket and Desk Inkstands apd every other article venally foam! In a Book and Stationery Store,' tan be had •at fair prices at LEWIS' BOOK, STATIONERY & MUSIC STORE.;' _t EADY REEKONEE , :• • • - • ..-.. •• -, . ' I;JA ccunploto Pocket Beady lleckoubr, in dollars auk cents, to whicharo added forms of Notes, 13111001 c. coipts Tptitiona, ⪙ together with a sot of useful tables containing rateof interest from ono dollar totweirethomo and, , by t h e siuglo day, With a table pf wages, and board by ih - o week uud day.' For sato at IX 1178' BOOK STORK. ;"For Bituminous' or , Antbraoite Coal." • ESTAIILISLIEDIBSI : J. REYNOLDS & ,SON, N. VT:CORNER 13Th AND EILBERf -- Sotoslonufectiiilireet the Celelirated W.R.CYOGIIT-I,RON;" .aRinG..l5F,r,•l GAS - CONSUMING: - .IIEII T E R WITH PATENT DUST SCREEIV', G HATE 11Ap, lIESTS, and WROUGHT-IRON RADIATOR PLIILADELPIIIA These neater., are made of heavy Wrought-Iron, wolf riveted together, the only sure prevention against the escape of Gas or Dtist. They are easily managed, without any dampers. The Patent Radiator avoids the use and ( atm:l3lmm of dims, and is permanently attested to• the Floater. This is .the most durable, simple, economi, cal, and popular Heating Apparetus over offered for sale They are all guaranteed, COOKING RANGES foAliotels and famllfefi, PORTAI3LrBEATERS, ' - LATROBE BEATERS, LOW DOWN GRATES, ,SLATE,MANT.ELS REGIsTEIts YENTIVATOIIS;''' mitnufecturink - a - : 1 • NEW: FLATTOP BEATING RANGE. rya°end for our, IlluVrated Pamphlet., i ap2l-y • • UNITED STATES Authorized WAR CLAIRAGENCY' SOLDIERS': ErEIRS,ATTENTION Tho act of C,ongrese approved March 2, 1667;Ittves tfv: If of Soldiers who died prieonera of war, • COMMUTATION FOR RATIONS, - for the time the soldier was ao held a whetter, at the rate of twenty-Rve cents per day, to be paidla the fellow ing.order; lat. To the widAvt if unmarried ;.2d. To tier children 3d.' To the percale, to both jointly If they am living.; if eilhot is dead, to the survivor ;.4th. To the bra , there and Hinters, • Tice act of FebrUary L? 8, 1867, proliid6s for the refund ing of the 41800 Voinututution illouoy, where tho same perrf sun WWI again drafted, and was required to Enter'tho nor tiicgor Ai nigh n Hubstituto, , • DISCHARGED SOLDIERS The act of Mach 2, Ikal*, also makes pcorlsiuus for thee' paymeit of ; fho„:, ;; ; t ; $lOO ADpITIONALBoUNTY to such soldiers as taro aceidontolly lost their dischar fICIS All pOreone Laving any claims undor.any of the above mentioned Acts, or any oilier kind of claim against die. United Staten or Mate- Ooveruniente, can have limns promptly collected, by addressing . the undersigned. In. formation and advice cheerfully given' tb soldiers or theta' friends, free of charge,. IL :WOODS; • —Authorized Army and Nary Iltir-Cluint Agent, „ nut}9,21807 • ' !WWll:tow:4 Iluntlngdfm'co., Pa: BOOKS ME STATIONERY OF:ALLAINDS, WALL" PARER,:. ~ . , t0,ii,,,,,d16, 1 , , n.', t . 4 :::: I.7 i fi ~ j '4r. ) 1 -- 'hi A )--,,, - .1 , ,-,,,t4 1 , ~.,,A,:,;,: , uh ',,,,W,1 ;,-t-: v ....I.ci y):: iui1r , 2` . .4.1 , - '"' • .• - .); , ‘ , 7, ,,, y . ..: ,': • --)111t;sli iltd.74.4t*) §l-1,..)-; / ,4 1-:' 1 1 .'::.<11 1" -J7 -1)1/f4 7:1':;'-4 I'.', 2 ';''" J ; -y. ai ., ,„-e- A , ... x ,,,-.:-. r , , , : . 'b- ; -„re44.-1- ...r ../..... --.4 CHEA.P, Lewis' Book Store, Huntingdon, Pa. School Books and Stationery, Bittles, Hymn Books, .Miscellaneous Books of all kinds, Blank BO s oks„ Sunday School Mookti, 'etc.,' Inks of all kinds, Notions, Perfiiinery, Pock- et Books :Pocket Knives, Musical• InstrU men ts, Wall Paper, Window Shades and • Fixtures, etc., etc., etc. rpoyll.tf. pi* sit.iiiinNal ist NlNKlE4obrial.,2l.l MARBLE YARD. J. M,: GREEN: •& F• O. BEAVER nerving entered Into partnership; Int= the publie thaQ they are prepared to execate all styles Plain aniforitamantal Marble Marie 'Suoicns•MOBBAIENTS, lIBADSTONESKaIso Building; York, at as low prices as any shop in the county, Orddra"roma distance promptly attended to. • •l • Shop on.11111•TLIN street, a tow doors easr - al the Lv,i; church , „ . melte, 1867 ARBLY YARD:. -. - The .under4ignecii :: would respectfully call the attention of the ethernet, 014 luntingdon and the adjoining counties tfe3lar; eta* oti beautiful marblenow be hand: lie is proprodto'furaisha at the ehdrtest notice, biotturnoutal Marble, Tomb," ITablegi and; Steuee, of. every desired Mee, rind form. of Halton ,oR E.itern Marble; highly, finished; and carved with cippro:. prltito dtorkeN, or plain, LW 1218,reult. • , •• • "." 1 ; ',,•" •'• • Building Marble,•Door and Window-Stile, dc., •will he. furniehed to eider., ... „•, • „ - W. W. pledges . himself to illinlah *materitil'ind ivory' mehehltiegteal to any in the country, at a fairprlceo Ca. f and rote, before you purchase. elsewhere— Shop oryth, - °mar of Montgomery and Mifflin Ws.: Huntingdon, Pa,:', ," • ' ' ' - ' WM."II,IILLIASIB." Huntingdon, liday 16 1855. 'BLANKS ! BLA. ...._.... CONSTABLE'S SALES, ATTACU'T EXECUTIONS,,. OTACIIMENTS, EXECUTIONS; SUMMONS, DEEDS, - - • SUBPOENA', MORTGAGES, SCHOOL ORDERS, JUDGMENT NOTES, LEASES POE HOUSES, • • NATURALIZATION B KS,, COMMON BONDS, • - JUDGMENT BONDS, WARRANTS, FEE BILLS; ' NOTES, with a waiver of f the $BOO Lim. • • ; _ JUDOBIENT NOTES, with a ,waivor of the $BOO Law. ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT, wifti Teachers. MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES; for .T.ustices:of -thust'erteA and Ministers of the Gospel. • COMPLAINT, WARRANT, and COMMITMENZ,Iti emu of Assault and Battery, and Affray. - - i i sonum FAcus, to recover (amount of .ludgment. COLLECTORS' RECEIPTS,"for State; 'County, School, BoiOugh and Township 'Dotes:. • !.. Printed ou superior paper, and for sale at the Office a the HUNTINGDON GLOBE:. • ' BLANKS, - of every ceseriPtion, printed to order, neatly at ehdrt notice, and on gobd Piper: ; ;., - - übscribe fo'r' i lia, - G . F,. _A_ ND IMO ALPII KS! BLANKS! El