• r . tirbf i - c) 1. • ftWri.- Wednesdaylmorningi Dec. 16, 18691 .4uPPA -#V-El,<-)N.,4l:ki- 47 , , i x . 7 , 1 1 r%1.:4 rr41714 ni.4l VI rt .:i . , I 1 i tPArt. 1 ..8,•',•,,e4u0 .-i., L. alt...lforiah L0dg4.,N0.. 309,. A .1'...14, trueets 'second , lentiny evening ot ehelf month, "id lit steles . building. _ totteKnsr, , ,,ytos.q, /A IC. A: Chapter, No. 201, meets the gz•ef Ilie l dny evening of each month, it? "troy n's huildlng. ';5te4fi11e11446 3 .1Y0: 1 1 1 7, , r o: Q.T.,: meets dirbiy tfiday eXuiltng,thlr Mier. in Leititer's building. . :Mount Hor I:Xotp_ of r i. V. Q. Ft', uncle every emend 01 .. feetrti(i ruitsdaysidu, taisters-bullding, third Beer. ping Storte- Lodg e 1.0. G.- 7.. meets every Tu - ' y_settWitriltty, gait of Read's building: ;Phpahoe7l-146 - IC:g.sB, -I. O. fira;' , If., meets every Thdiliamy eien, thkafgoor A lstlitei-building. /2".ol.,ifeleelletisz.eiuoUihass'aitlate the...first and thlidAltoutltaieithiltigiVach monflChilialthre!lnilding. ../131fAC. el;',/14 tutttiThird lildfidey of enqk month `otin3 Goinca meellojtlio . Drat lirlday..eyenlngot each 14911in.plosi.1orlgei,, Nol 1.4 i, K. of P.l meets eyfry Sat. urdkiveissing;in smiths building. ,- ` --. ,,, - .-5, ~,,, . , ilizatimmon Temple of Honor. No tl, pilot" the fourth lioniky tif each month In Good TetuubStearull..-rl- - .. - 774 lrobsteriOn. Club meets every Thniyany eregtog, ,ig the 41,,11.4.1. riebn)ii t . 'Si, .!- •-•'. -- - - - Ohni•oh4s:: - - vtaptleV Chnreir4. , ,Washlngton -Street; ter. J. V: Plan nett. ' SerAeiniYalabliattil 10% a. m., ip. m. Catholic—Waglington Street. Rev.°. P. Gallaher. Ser• Skeet Bret. three Sucklays toorety ,Strept, Bor. J2,..1.,8err • ' Sofilc6 : 1034.. 1114 :44 m." Genova. Beformud--Church Btront. - Roo.- 8. D. Rookie , Service cin,Sabbath : 7. p. m. , Illahadist tplicolil:—Shiirch Street. Bar. R. E.WI • "ScerVicei On Sabbath : 10%a. m., 7 p. M: Protestant. Npiscopal--Rill turret. •liev.Tll.: R. Bogle, Services ou Sabbath: 1014 a. in., p. m. - Pr‘byterian—lfill Street. Rev. W. Zahniaer. Ser. • vices on Sabbath: It a. m, 7 p.m. - , - Rough--51*Ipw , ZTouglf-htiettiuglat idnder.ll" getup eniiSr I.!Anti - neott is, about to baye,rotring tend. Wafer was - dreirm from' Ah'e canal-on -Fri -1;11:7;h1.8k•Tq I,;t2rA Wii" (*P r t ted at Abe-Plebe office. Meek - 7AATAnt: l'et:ey run .Aliit-T-Ifellefiinte Eve ' variety of toys f.,r the at rod 27fAit.9 - NfrY• T i 'fAlla fine in Altoona. c etAlotitlielnili4bYs at terii4.tNlA - Btere, 80i1,c41111 hi niiiainmates, two i,f them women. That beats Huntingdon. • • • ••• • Tltegeachecs' Institute opens in this Place on Clie - 2titbl - Let ecer body attend. i Altoona has a Rose for Chief Elgineer and a Patnaltiffor Atiiitant. 0, how nice I „Wire, your shawl's dragging in the mud. suppose it is ; isn't it fashionable? 44 flieleip" Gates, founder of the African clitiloWAttltle . dford; !Heil the other. day; at an advineed'aq: - - ' The,:t"entre county farmers eomplain'of the revagerAstille,itirkeistitrtiele afar he SqUittslSTAittibite,land ether small game, ireliaving an easy time sihde our hunters are after turkeys and deer. s • `. ' A religious paper tobe called the is talked of for this place. - don't know but what we need it. VEall'OhlinleGroiette hi; changed . its eugnotneß : to_ goal Gazette. It is an able and well-sustained journal. Johnstown is to hare a course of "star' lectureS,; nollyaci fig Twain, Parsornil Dick inson and Gotp , ll. ; A be:ltemanneniod Pourtleitell from his reit while going through the tunnel nt Gal lifzen,"and was instantly killed. A sensible man in Maine recently willed SI,OOC to seek ofhiscOuniy - It is to be.koped that lie hategone to heaven. .Rev. B. B. ilamlin's ieCiUre on Hugh Mil ler Was, eireltent. l .l,We'Would 'auggEst to the Y - -. 41. C.A. to bring nut &few' more home luminaries. Mr. It. F.. / Ilattlett; of Spruce Creek, this county, leaving Philadelphia recently, had his . pooket book stolen, which contained three hundred dollars. We would advise a miser to never die—a miser. The newspapers will publish , his 'obituary.and probably charge his. adminis trator, and that would be awful Barnum'e Minstrels are pronounced "a humbug" by nolglificiringjouriiali. We did neybOr:thitijrnhiri tey,iyftrphere, • s tind,!tvo_ have nothing to soy. • , :Since the Minstrels_ have been to town, Young Ana e tg b u 401t,iyi rig th e . and 'singing, the. ''iongs - peeulinf 'tefsticht troupes. We can't say that we admire their taste.,. . Mr. Moure,•tho, now `editor of the Altoona. Vindicator, • (the after to be. Sun,) wears glasses. Bodo many more of the ink : dijipersin tbritieethin:'• But bowabout beer The Gaitalifys; e Onepeote fth ta ex tension of -tho3road Top Rli¢d 'to - Bedford; are favorable. r ittakee eo much time and talk to build it to Bedford, how much will it take to build it to Cumberland ? One of tbe'latest fashions for ladies is- a' small leather belt Worn round the' .waist, to 4which is attached 'a email ehoppirig Among certain;cleosex,they are worn ,large saxia gnaid . „ .4toks the_, are„no,t-npar,_ eo ,distarirsineci"the area bf heop4kiirs hne tracted dimeneionsi. lle feels nb* more like` making a marriage contract 'and eentitieting his caartslnp.i - - An editor attiv:: : "AttentioaWas first drawn to intitrimentAly_,theakillful, manner in which a girl ?basil:Hid a-broom," Whereat a. brother edit4tr,says the manner k'-which his rife handlo, broom ieritot se-Pleasant._ Huntingll4 has a eooiety , meeting for eve. ry night iiPtife'We'eit'aieept Wedtieaddy, and pomatimes two societies meet t 4 saMQ 414.en fag. Notwithstanding this; 'Mufti of 'the members say-they have "the bast wives in thevrbiiii :;< The new Ebensburg jail is to coat $73,000.. We think our people 'would look up and down a.C.Oluoia of kgLires a long, while before they could see the use of paying so much for a "necessaltOieance," and yet we ought to have bqe:'- - - • The editor' of the Ebensburg .4//eglicniart . 'must live - in the woods. • Ile:slays, 'he' 'saw a; black squirrel on a' tree near his office the other day. He says it ie a sign of .a "hard winter;" we should think,it of :a "hard-tip printer." . The Bellefonte Watchman was Furey-oits on sourkraut last week. We would advise him to eat some as it might make him Meek er. Traugh •of Standard notoriety. might furnish the extras, and also profit by the diet. What a pretty trio They would make eating "pickled" The Fire uji Dudley. Lk :qq t te,40 1 349: 1 gN6I) I E6I I Ot lowing particularg of the destruction by fire of the Catilolic,Church at Dud-, ley,, this c?utrty,,, vn, )12,3,2,8,t1y1111.: I Cei'iDuniali, Pk, NOV:4 29,1'869. I •:;• MEqsas', , Bnitotts :•--Ode'cbrapittlO'ktl . ...;willage:w'aettiroWri,,.iner , a stato.,offin,c, tense eXeitcinen git: by. the alar 4g1".f 1 y6 3 on Siinda:y afternoon, the „The circumstances are as follows'- - tkardlyf 11511- 7 ' libel - olinVegailbri-VdtAlfe ( "-B?- 1 0. ' Churelv,:(dedit3 ati3ll' tllO - 4mniaohlato' Co.n p (1,9 ctO ; kilt e oebilk t i) thek bkgrth'ttrtxfil ‘4 111/0 . 0 t' 1.2126 1 1'. on Sundayiwa'sitit'uldulsuliPoceurence and elicited; goitorall, , atteritiilti. Fire. was discovered issuing from the- roof of the maggifi4nt,..chtksh - Crowds' rushed inCiiibahitil,ritf - thb scene of, the conflagration lirid set to work at on'ffEirifyinesar haes. Tho.ehurelL was built of ivory inflam. mali4e443mbor,-and it. hurn,t4i tinder. 'I liotiFi`tilere Rio botiv,•edn' four..hundred "Pert.l6tii' firelent-' they found all efforts unavailing—the' fire spfLoad with awful speecj, eny s e,loping the „i•oof3irp i (l'alq?„ k 0 . 4 .1 j-LA exqprAs ac'e ti; n d to remove the aitar,.oivt ,4 , chuich in On 63,••••lie:;% itt••tbia juncture„a, t ladder. broke,precipi ta Ling two men named P. and Burns a distance of'A r VOLl..'3 l :five feet to the court below.: '• • They both stistained slight injuries... • • • •••n !•• The flue pastoral residence is Aboiil thirty feet from the chureb,.- ) .,4 was the greatest dangd,in l d - ' had' it ji been for the,,,antiring, energy of the people, it too would have been destroy- Wat6l.a r t, one time so plentiful here; its source now being supped by the numerous collieqes,lu,tlnit those neeta j r' i3tredms't6n` - `itittV the foulest sulphur : }eater) was at a groat distance; long lines of persons were fortnedlroM the building to the springs and thus, the paste,rat,,residgnee was saved. tverything in it was removed UT plactr l nflalet„w r .thrnityeirB'hlt kiiras thror;ll Outf'ff windows to the, great:tiaog,(r-oPpersona-under neatli: 'At .1:30 .1.): M., the church was entirely oq§trived, and, all l slanger was ••• ' - Great credit is duo to the make.por tion of the 'etingregation for their'hs reic courage, some having exposed themselves until they were- black' in the face. Deis_ names (lArdy heard a few) alit; P. WIC .17:11111grove, John ,Carr,,--.Fuley,— Wilson, John Bonin - , the latter 'acting as to be wor thy ofa gift. iff alW.aue to the ladies of the congregation, who actually performed the men's, part of the work. assured there was- , no fainting; handsome skirts_and',lsretty gaiters were not taken into 'cOnsidera tion.,.„ Atureli W0.1'1)1114'. iii;:iliaorrit: of across. The first part being built;',l believe; in 1857 's3:':,,Theittecondi or eross clitirch,. it being - addition - al,' was built in 1563. Tlie-''shre6;year, it was furnished with.a fine 'orgn ;and •a large and isnpenillg belfry, antilpire.---• In 1865 a limiter * wait pain tlib'ehurcli; this heater Was putup by experienced workmen brought from Brooklyn, N. Y., for the purpose. In 1866 a largo bell weighing betw6CV four and five hundred „pounds,- was-„purchased and., put. 'up. I Tho Rev. P: 11.11,41ie5, now pastor of Braddock's Fields, near Pittsburgh; Pa,',whilo . , : •prolf,or;!_, here, made all Wee° and many other im provements. Since'Rev. W. A. Nolan, the presgr4 pastor, cume nt? hefei Lll6 rol l ,- lowi ifitnrovernents have' boeri Onr pletedb under his care: In 1803 a mug nificent alt ari iwit h :Acts t ben f;7 7 3, wati -, rnit 14), anii year ihe,finishing;touchr was-given to' the church by varnishing, the pews, frescoing the walls, and'etlfe`r im , proc:e !‘ monis; they being boilipleted" d' few:wee/4011g°. - • ;•: • The cause of the fire is unknown; to far as I can learn it has been acciden tal. A fine electric ,guide and ning rod was destroyed; the organ and bell also,•the latter, being stnelted into a,soliti :mass. 'net loss is eatiren• ted at from $15,000 to $20,000. lam not thoroughly inftirmett of the insur ance, but rumor puts it at $5,000; what Gvipany I cannot 565 , ,, Thus I,llg, wpi:kiof: fiffeeti years'; an 4 an 'ek re of tliousunds ofd dollars was in less than three 'twirls a black loud' phitrred heap of ruins, witl(Abi l i 2,-, very 'pei'sens?Wlio band it ; powerless loolc'e'rg on. But maril,iirp, poietlWGod disposed] ; so goefii - tlie` daily routine - 1 ••ef'iWorldly :life— The cburch was as fine a one as was in the, county: thiS 'without; exaggera, tine facts. - The highest, commenda , lions are ‘ due to th A...NoJan for courage and presence of mind in - bringing the peo pie Lo.,nyde c r,,for;,.all was tefiqlffolcolirtii6W ji'exei t iermiiitA'nd.oliho es. The congregation dps,erstp, the4ko ; „ tico'Of all Dl= oceso. SPOTATOR. A Hog as was a Hog. Our townsmit - p i , J.'.B.!Sntucker, killod a Chester White hog weighing 564 pounds, and only fifteen months old— averagiug:one pound : and 15Jialf flgir day, fibin ti pig. '276 pounds Of laril Were rendered,from it. This hog was fattened'athlitiebst of St cente.per lb., o h l e e d a t r i p t g ? •,s " fifty dollars. Who can FIRS.-oO' the morning ofD,ec.lst., the Store and'Dwelling of Mi.;Moses Everet, in Germany Valley; a-half miles•from Shirley was entirely consumed bYfire. We underetand..the greater part of his stock.of goods were consumed, with ;his hcitibehold--fUrni tura., How 'the-fire originated is un known; His insurance is;iight.-715'hir leysburg Reraid. • . c4iipenitto Persons wishing`to make good and usefUl Christmas giftsi-call at Greene's Music Steve and - buy a good Organ of the celebrated firm of Geo. Woods & Co. They greAbe best in the market and th!) . .inlee i 8 veryi reasonable.. Call and see thCm. - Xleb; Mason & Ham lin's Organs at reduced prices., lt":- 127M1 The.llidays are near at hun - d ; in view of this fact we now offer our sent stock of Ladies' and Childress' Furs, ail'a':reduction of 10' poi 'cent. Persons desirous of purchasing - ,mill save money by calling at 2t. ; „ HENRY & Co's. , Carpet Wearing. .. Mrs. Matilda Pheasaut is prepared - to weave rag carpets, and solicits patronage fora a generous public. Residence Wash ington Strcet, Wadt linntingdon, tf 74 t l i i 4 • A t! I ,„A, Lt I in , Calvin Porter%--tputiptipAkezeqrla James G Carbthers", firiner; - 13rady IsaacgitplincliylgendllifAritar t t !!„) ChaMea'Slacli, farmer, Barren 1 10/11 01 9.4. l k ‘!: David Gosnoll, farmer, Cass William Shope, firmer Croinwell Jacktaiadembertstin s ,-carpentairi puoyrardor, Mater; Innderfien - ' John 4.-Elmltz,-feirmer,,Elenderson A:brag Corbin, farmer gait& Rtlarplerillog,'ll,l4wri .1 psu t titiaugy'o! gent . inOnln ,t; Tbota A.da 're k, mettirn t itailkAltrafison, r, Ore David Henderson, gent, Morris W inercliantOilipleten )11 3 Thouilia;M:Kelle4sloyinalte,r;•Orbls r Jolm'P Stewart, farthe'r,`Ondfda " "- David Norris, farmer, Penn Thos Ashman, farmer, Shirley , George Wiliitigiton;:buteher,Sbirlersburg S .11 Pkoasant, farmer,,Union M:trard, farmer,' • • .!,"- , TRAVERS 'JURORS.-111thr Wsta - V ,,4 W C Caintidiigicfaimer, Barrett . ' ' SiinGibonerpriner, , &urea?, c A t.,?lfi =„3l_ , Edward CbUbli,-lainler; Barren . 4 S M L Shetner, , former, .Brady • . Edward Cook, farmer„Oromernif „, „,, TG ,Cloyd, teacher, ,Cromwell.--., • ~, David-Johns, laborer,.Creingroll-- - MichaekStair, laborer;,Cromwell, p • ; Geo ,) ~.,,,.. Felix Tool, merchant, CarbOn„, 3arnei•DaVdi; , cooper; Dublin • J D.,A,ppleby,,carpenter,.Dublin , , , John B Peterson, fiiimer, Dublin , Wm P'Kunisey, farmer,‘ , Dublin •••' David Henderson ; farmer, Franklin% - Wm Enyeart; laborer, Hope Well Stewart Ileittaler;iimeniaker, Hinitingdon John C MillerOaporer, Huntingdon Wm Glass, carpenter , Jackson Michael Flasher r farmor, Jackson, James Hagaus,,shoemakert Jackson • Wm Oborn, faraier; Jackson Peter trambaUgh; miller, Lincoln Christian Shontz, gent, Lincoln. , Peter I.4,C.ampbelig,carpenjer,,liff,..Unioy Jam elf Mbrifs - Eno,ch Leulnirg t jarritki; Morris_. Jaritee Sriyiler ciabVier, Mapleton • Wm _Shriner, iaborerl Grbisonlaf ; David Grove; farmer, l'enn Wm B White, faidiercs:Puiiu . ' J,Il laseAt,, farmer, Penn John l S'fililler, farmer, Porter ' " • ' - David,Brunt, farrue . r„Shirley,, „ , ITif;Steiciris, riiithei;Zbiinkuum - Alex Rouse, farmer, Tell John Silverthern,'liiiitior;Vyll - 1 Ralph Crowley, farmer, Union , IViltiatri"Gillan;fariner;Unioli , , Nathan Greenland, farmer, Union - • - HenryrD.ivii,:farmer, West Janiess.Horning,";fartner,- West • • Jacob Lougepecker, farmer, -West • • • - Tenn - Miller, padief,:3oo; , - . • IsaadM'Neil, drover, 'West W W Withingham, miller, West Wm Lincoln, farmer, Walker " ' James ?dills, painter, Warrforsetark , efECOnro Wang- 0, Shadrack Chany, farmer, Barree,,- John M Stewart, farmer, Barren John Miller; farmer, Brady ' Daniel Brode,-farmer, Carbon ' John Brook, farmer, Cromwell Peter Dell, farmer, Cass Benjamin Fink, farmer, Cass - Geo M Green, merchant, Cassville E S Swepe t blacksmith, Clay, . , Wilsoir:Magee , , farther , Dublin '- G W Ranold9,carpenter, Franklin - W, fT 'Wigton, Wider; PrankThi" - A H C.antlearglarmer, Juniata', Samuel Peightal, farmer, Juniata ~ " George W 13erestresser, farmer, Lincoln Samuel Seh:ell,,Tarin'erfpLilienlitrt John S,Bare, merchant, Mt. Union ,. John ES'eeds, faimer, Morris Benjamin D Neil, termer, Porter Henry W Swoope, farmer, Porter • Itifred Baker, teacher, Tod F Baker, farmer, Tod John W Scott, founder, Tod Valentine Schmittle, farmer, Tell Ephraim Thompson, farmer, Union John Hutchison, fanner, Warriorsmark Richard Mills, constable, Warriorsmark Tobias Johnston, laborer, Warriorsmark Gnorge Guyer, Ininister, Warriersmark. Wm Kyper, farnier;lv alker George Lininger, f armer,- Walker Henry Peightal, farmer, IValker James G Stewart, farmer, West , • • i• Wm Stryker, farmer, West Tallman's Self ISaletisclpg , Atientian; i4,re9P'ecifully solicited to tho'ful luiving description of the above article which is at this , timo' the, theme of conversation among ; those who have ;had an, opportunity of seeing 'judging of its mertts.. Iris the OhlYqnkitand in the world 'that can be upset, rolled over, Armed, tilted, or meet with' a iraiebt adnbussion; without spil ling a pal:110e of Irk o 1 injuring. the .standi It is entirely new, and is a• most ingenious combination of all the qUalities desirable in an Inkstand, ; ,atturig„Khieltian- convenience, adaptability, economy, neatness, .ornament,, simplicity and diirability. It is a combined inkstand;pen ; 'rtii<k;•e n and pen-wirier, and is perfectly adapted to all these differ ent uses, occupying on more space than the common inkstand. As an Inkstand, it is vastly ~ st!pefiorp?.any,otlth. Ot!wprld rAs •a pen-ritok,-le 'i , /ibtrkic. ° As o'cliferidli it ie perpetual and, unerring.; .As a pemvriper, it is treat and convenient . It saves vastly. nore than its cost It r i --. ;CarWets; alothink - , papers, books, tables,-'etc., all of - which often , suffer greatly from ink—stains caused by accident' to the common inkstands. They are used by all elasse., private and public. This beautiful and useful - articre' can be - had at LEWIS' Book Store.'' Price, $2,00. tf. Egi,.Every prepdtation for the CiCi zon's Plain Dreatißall is being made by Sumtiiei's Reilly, to make it a Isuccess.• is•to •be held 'ln Yenter's 'HA, on Friday evening,'" eceiiiber ;.24th. Tickets; 82 00. lovers of the art Torpsichoreim lark :invited to teeGo' idlienry , , & where you can buy the . testCalicooafor 12i cents per yarcOttlOtttyti.iliinds of goods at proportionate priacs. Produce of all liindS' taken in eicbango for goods. Cash paid fOr Grain' and C 16 .- verseed. ~Persons in need of Sphool Books for 'their children, Primers, A Q cards; &c., 'miscellaneous Books and notions of , all. kinds;''Shduld call at Lewis' Book Store, whore they will find a good assortment. Any book of 'recent puhliCatiOn ordered when desired. . • Ladle• 11,1r,es4po and Boys Clottang:l Mrs. B. Annie McCabe respectfully forms the p o , th at irgurfaed.,,V,Vir house formerly 6bc-u r acd: trmonA g il ; on Washington street,, and,is prepared to make) Ladies' Presses and Boys' Clothing, of all kinds. She - irespeatfully invites- a full share,of,plvertage., l „ ap7• ! 4: „Farmers a Grain-drill, will do well to call on 'Whtititon & Ma guire and ,exa,mne,lte_ Willoughby gum-spring grain drill, either with or without phosphate'tittaehthent, before purchasing, se- Go to tho RED FRONT GROCERY for the best and cheapest arocerleh; Earthen ware, Stoneware :Queensware, Glassware, Ced4rware, ii9ll,ow, ware, '1 StiiirPttesehing V. LUtberan Church of this place, every evening this week: Rev. B.' 11.. Hamlin, D. D., Will preach on. Wednesday,evening. - , mg„Almanacs for 1870 for 81114 at Lewis' flpolc, t toro. F f ithor ,Gorman or English: ItirTho Cambria Iron;_c/onipaiiion the 6th of Novemberp — urebasecf 1700 acres;of,:•Jarict, near,nnd .o,l9lning the town , bfl-fldpdwidl, 4edoW Mae the Hopewell property,. from Messrs. era.' iisto„l.tris,tfit TbVisanittannfElany about the same time and In the same, lo 'Of 'ecint 'lkOd 43f 14.,T.,1Vatseti;itncl tlies.BUelf tritei eon-' taining about 220 aeres,.alsenpalland 'froin ItteSirs:„l'Utir three , purchases amounting in.tbe tlg grugate to about $65,000. ...We,finder stand,,tbe 'company centenild'ates„the, erection. of a:couplo.:fernaens on Ibis' f p,r?R?r,ty iLi ns shtyt,tl i 1 1 1°, 1RLI T I',11V ) r' pocptpg/ B mer“ , ey Witt 1- y lv 4.heikt...ecui ply frost tbLiktilve tionechloal T ralsby t eittgrAir l azraii.', rod& i‘-gitiarzittin The extraordinaw•fuoilitiesipossessed by our caunty 'for' the' iatinufaeturer arej,ust begiiinielVto ettrat,tborat tenlionnrettitalist.s. '. show that they are second to none in t4rpluottati72 2 :Wedford --- Tilq/qq.— ) lull Atoilksf thikbesegifgarAi'Okrartiit(Ts, 11.bliiiSes : Coffees Spieeeaqd, ggodii - d all kil„iSpry-PoodkcNixdbii,t4,) on hand a ;,'tik.;e,;./ied.:Fiont- -6 / 7 i4e4b, anti selling steap; . lte;kpet-44 , fer, , lieliA. L.L sToN,4 wkitg A ,-.40ci0 1,,gy:t:445, and gallob jartii,jiigs and churns,` -just foceirsd-the!..ect Front grocery aid for sale whatipile :40 re ! che9p4r.4li., t ,la'anyllik race in 4th county •..• y Lori grapeltrop , t,teiaear iii:rnported - td be,abont - , - one , fojittli‘logra iKauqntity.ttian uitial„batAingfricir in qu tlit.tettS6l so - far as.wrhe-mueking - : Wisconsin:givos• Govornot Fairchild 8,181 rnajority, , ias. , .appears...from' tho official figures. -This is nearly double fii!sinajo - rity• two•years . . . . A. lady-in: Santa . Clara,lpalifornia ) , had to'bitvii a log;amputated in cOnae quenco of an ajtity . rceolv,Od by kneel= ing on a hoop-skirt. .- te_Go to Rod Front for Glassware queensware, Stoneware,` Willow and Ceilarware, etc., etc. SiID-11011SO Wlll.savo money. by buyiok 'thoir GreedriPs; prise Headquarters.- Actoratono. . Froß V 3.00 upry,ords, ot Lewis' Book Store. ' ' mum. Frorks2 644)werits, eiCtieijirßook Store. Cr.. i I,ljd .-School Books of all kinds for sale at Lewis' BOokStbre. if nEirpg rojtvis r ; rtszaw 4 ..:4o4:t P aid 4 to • fFq • - r - Y? On 'the Bth inst , at the residence of the bride's. falbcr,by .jtvay, Ham lin, D. Do.'f-Mr."toritN , fe4r otzNSfoN, of Pontiac, 11l , to Miss CALLIE hi SAXTON of Huntinsciswn,v,PM, - • The MOP'S , ednitifednive odriha'nterfar.their remembrance of the printer, and our best wishes for a long life of unalloyed,happinosr, enienrth and in heaven.- On the 2d inst. ' by ReV. kr. Fra zier, Mr. MARTIN LININOER Of Walker township, dal MjSB EIAZABETII GRUBB, Of Penn township. . 'At the. resitionae,ottluk'brido's . elite, on the 9th by the Itev. lek &Or:Eby, assisted by 4tev. J.V. Love, Mr;,'JOspii.t:OintinN• to "Miie Meaty bbat' of Alooreivifle. PIED;:'. _.. MIEZMEin In 'this borough, on Tuesday morn ing, Doc. 14, MT. SY, W. lIILDEIMAND. On the 6th inst., in this borough, SARAH CARRIE, daughter of F.,and E. E. Tigttaattia, aged al4l'reie ! tiuddid tnonths.:'-i 4,1 ` :3e ?'tai In loneliness thy loss we mourn, Yet we will not rebel ; Fur thourcin ange y e.winFewas i lArne, Witli'Jesus 4 tiovi'dolit dwell ; When the Archangel's trump shall blow, And souls to bodies join, Millions shall wish their lives helow, Had been tis short as thine. , ' • C.A. S. , ,J. • WHOLISALII MUM.. • PHILADILKIIi, Doc:l3, Superfine Flour per barrel . $4.87@6.00 Extra Flour per barrel, ............ .......• .... ..$ 5 3 5 @d25 - ltyoyeahr per .•3 Red Wheat per bushe - ' ' V1D00.1.27 • Ryo per bushel ~.$1.05@1.16 Corn per bushel ' "• 1.08®1.09 Oats per bushel sSignilets. .fiti'antraaa, Dec I; Up; Spring Wheat Flour per barrel ' 43.4104b.62 Now Wheat per bushel 81.15@1.18 Corn per bushel • 95g11.00 Oats per bushel 47@1ects. _Rye per buslaol '" • StifificitAL: Now Yon; Doc. rioted ',161 042% HUNTINGDON, MARKETS. M r CORRECTRP WEEKLY DY , DkiNRY *CO. •• lenbiiitats mete. 1 r ' FLOUR—Superfine Flouy,Rog,t;arfel, $4.50 ExtraMAlO '5.00 raiiiily Tloti, — do - 6.00 GRAIN--4Red' Vheat,. •Imioher, White •iy,hoot, .do 7vdo%lA - Corn, . ~, new, ~ , .do• - ; . -. 80 Oat's, .. do , • ' '4O Barley ' •.' ' ' do' ~ „ ; ';': 1.00 Sssn-r-Timothy,. .. .• • •doi... ~ : ' • 2.50 Flaxseed, • '- ' • .do' ' -" , , 2.00 Cloversced, per 64 lbs, ,!:, ~ ~ , 6.50 Psovistoxs—Potatoes, per bushel,, 50 Dried Applea,' : ;,.'do - ; ; '1.75 - Corn Aleal,'per tiwt:, -- ,, : . 1.75 Dried Peaches, per pound, 1 5 Dried peer;: ;-. ... - '4ls3 , ,1 7 : Lki.r_Ef:':l2o Lard, -- - ,I. ,-ao __ ~. ~_,- 2O '!"; Poilal.'l - .: ...1 iii-X. - ...1.'1-'1,4. .. :l l 2' t '''' Butter, do - 40 CheesN• $ : $ do,--..- 20 Eggs, Poi 'dozen, ' .". -' " - '25 Ilam, ', . • , --i. '• . '• •- 23 s,.Side,, • - . . - '' 20 Shoulder, ;-','. :, ' 18 Com,—Uard coal, per ton ' . , $ ,-6.00®7.50 Broad Top coal, do' ' ' 3.00®3.50 Luu DER, per 1000. feet,: ; , 12.00@30.00 SHINGLES—Lap, per 1000 ft., 10.00®12.00 Joint Shingles, do . ~ , , ~5.00®6.50 Micccutinsouss-Bark, per cord;' 8.00 Bran, per cwt., 1.25 Hops, per pound . 40 Wool, do • . - '-'. ' 45®50 ' Ilay, per ton, • 1'2.00 Hides, • ' ' 13®7 Green Apples, •' • rdo • 75®1.00 Onions, , .. , ~. do ~., , .75 For neat JOB PRINTING, call ,a 1 the "al.pais:Jqn Poiriiisiioiricu,'Men tingdon, Pa.• Firemb ar.d Soft Coal for Bald by Inctv.it itasar &ad BLANK BOOKS, 07 vial= oILZEI, for eate'it k4WiStBOO4.44IrDST4TIONISRP4TOR/i 'ioT (; - 1-.onfr 9, OE EN EX= MEM NM c • • ••,' • ‘ , l . . If . • 1 C'li C „, EVE FOR IiVERY P uRquASE.:,r 4103VAINVUErnkil YOU For ..,,,,, ~, w ,,,-,,, j ,, For it'lialidsbnieTrresent THE .RED FRONT GROCERY.,,, .• • --I. -, z,: - "-j..r ' 1 i it:-.-,;;k,l'-- RE D- . F RONT CatOCEPLIt II ç[ -; 1 14. - 4g. e; 7 111 1 . = :P{: s ill 14 STRUT'S, MOLASSES, Stl9 AIM QUEENS-WARE, 'COFFEES,, „ , p.,l4§,virAy.?„ 'STONEWAgE;., ,SPICE§;„, soers; CHEESE; TOBACCO AI D-,SGA:ItS,I DRIED ANTY,OANNED, APPLE'S AND . PQTATOE,P, &C., &C., 3;04 &C".; &C;,' .:on. - ::?7,TTKIFET I I=l UM . ' MI EMI OEM r.l ' l' Lt. .-❑ .., 1.4 lEEE 11111111 d 0 (1 1 i .100 " =a TO THE TM CRACKERS, ' EMI I=ll CEDAti WARE, WILLOW-TARE; lioun ' NEAT, =ME CHEAP,' ;.~c3l .110 MIMI grio,Pu7444l6,44tifflifi I A. G. POS MEI WANT & CO. Geneta9mgilliochtflhants j I=l Wheat, Corti, Oats, jty?, Bals, Butter, Eggx, Dud, 264 SoutkfroniArket„.. Y.t. A. O. rnstlethmatite, Ph iladelphia. J. C. BlcNnughtora. may26-ly 4 1 1 4;V 1 V V'VVVIVIV;V T° THE xsijiti.w.q WASS.— We aro no r dd fll ball classes with constant employment Mho the :Miele of time or-for the spare moments. Business new, light and profitable. persons ellettlier si: easily yap Xrqqi. is t ¢ del taic per4ronliiMlind4i prop-omit:Mr s l§"iii mrfeitAng 40.rovath itrls,Nain nearty Much as wien. t That All, who pie thisEn?.tice Mity ien6thelkdddress; Andi iby sire 'this unp iralleled offer: To such ns are notkil l iMipiled we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of ir fog. 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Farmers, farmer'. sons, and other enterprialug men, can learn of a money-making busineee, by addressing PNOPLE'd w'" PUBMIIING Plalladel• phis, Pa., Clncinnatt,tOh f, PlfilleakTo; Louis, Mo,, or Spring fi eld, Mae? c01344,w GAB noon --V,,T9.,1rAf.14.,-,!;,,Ii'ANDY litald JOHN DOLL dc SON, No. 908 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa., . IMPORTERS OF TOYS AND V,ILY•SOODS. The hugest stgAßSlOgia 7J ,hrt he city. Just recolsed a flue assortment of op of all kinds. Pipe., Canes, Harmonicas', Marbles, Fancy Boxes, China...lran, he. Pleats call and examine our .tusk. ne.7o4ra (711 , J fif. , fikitel 171 es •1 _no 0. 1.80M.P50N1.04 Merchant Tailor, O. 905 WALNUT STREET, PHILAD&LPLUA I:tpelal Attention is invited to this commodious sad beautiful estabhshment, the catenate stock of seasonable and desirable goods always on luttid,the reputation ob tained no a leader in feithlown septet great I:militias pos sessed for the fithricatiggebd*rattella. dispatch of all or ders. Although enitooot in the prosecution of every branch ofthe,ttaile, for the partictitur hcuelt otAtto Sfr!fl.lntui her ditimstletted,. tc PANTALOON CIITTIN.2, la announced; which Is an art not obtainad by imitation, but through close study, exporienCe and practice. Those dealrang easy and stylish Pantaloon' ) are Invited to give thin method a trial. oct2o-3w) Surveyor General's Oftioe, %-- H#rnopectlSEtr. 8,186 v. TO THE OWNERS OF UNPAT. NNTED LANDS: ~, ronbtillened.• to tifiCA it ofAsseinblf,` sitihrothifi ,the eighth day of April, one thousand eight., hundred and eixty-nine, you are hereby notified thM itio'"Ccititift Land Lieu Docket," containing the lint of unpatented, lands for linntingdon county, prepared under the Act of Assembly of the twentieth of May, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, and the supplement thereto, has this day been ibrwartisd to the'rrothonotery of the county, at whose office it may be examined. The Henn can only be liquidnted by the purchase money, interest and foes, and receiving -patentsthroughliiie Depart ment. ~,V4' ~ -. -Pvir.U .,Auvult.CA-1.11 4 :`" —.--. 1•8111,1,, Surveyor General: Sept:ls,4u . I I • t ) . • , • = I to an.excalisiseartials or granntii-' ted Virgintatalisraver introduced it is univeriatlly admired. It is LorciLLAßD's "EUREK A" SMOKING TOSACCO, In which coders for Bice .put up is bandelime muslin bags, earcbuum Pies era daily packed. LuItILLARD'S & ellfeeterhYitil Oho consume it as "Yacht Club" the "finest of all." it is mado of of the choicest leaf grown 4Jtj is suoKint TOBACCO. untbnervorte in its eirecte, as' Om Nicotine him been, oirirottod ; ii.tleaved dleagre - eablel/ taste offer smoking ; it is very mild, Night itt color anti in, weight, heuca one pound will lest tuvlong an J •of cry tobacco. In this brand we also %luck orders every day for first rises Meerchaum Pipes. Try it and con vince; ourselves it is all it claims ,toAro, "The Finest of All." ett9 •=s" , -r LORILLARD'S This/ brand of Fine Cut &owing CENTER YI tobacco has no,equal or puporfor . , . r FnywherW,l6 , llotitherit doubt CREWING TOBACCO./thebest chewing tobacco legit. country. Lortmanws Imirpow bpen svtra i t i r ft S N TY.PVS to di "..Mdigeeff " er b,st" MBE wherever used. does, not bav9. these arilobsi for min rthoy kro' sold by respcelaßle t0r,57131110D Dor; ~ 1 1 ; 'warde on application. P. LORILLARD, Now York. If your atarelseeper, sale, ask him to gat the jobboruslmost orerivri Circular of prices for' MEM TAU W 611-114.0 SAFEDEPOSITI,COMPANY r o tr.i lilt it VA.; • 7k,1•. INCOR1:911.11ZD POR - , • E1t.11 . 4. Sale Keeping of Bnds, other Securities, &e., 1 NO. 83 FOURTII AVENUE. I'4l l o l l Fora Ikar, or Lcuperioci: • OeverntiLit'llid alrbtliPi'ddniOn , „g•'• •5 1 rsl• 'GM 1000 COO or tuflion ' 1'26 • 1,000 Oliver Coin or Bullion 200' 1,000 Geld or Silver Plate, under seal, on 'owner's estimate of full value, and ' 100 " 100 rate suldect to:adjustment for bulk, on a basis of ;Deeds, Illortgans, - ,Atiab le 4 . 41$ whew of no fi xed zelunntot yean'eachZuFaWiirding to b lk. 'Wills, $5, which premium Covers the remainder of the Ufa of the tuaker.liklii'di,„ „ N6oherge - leask6Rolfar," s" ' ' ' iTlieVoiripan.l•l3ll l / 9 BrePkreato tentifintalf Iron Bohai (each furnished w ith tin bpi ,) inside its hurglocicroof er' vault, the rent eioldelgelb-hotang thiCkey atifrbot, the following rates. viz: $ll, $2O, $BO, $OO, $76 and $lOO 'per annum. Also, to Store Books of Accounts, Records, Valuable Title Papers, etc, 1. nn reas . onable rates. Pail ak,* t o, WILLIAM RIL PB. Vice President: HEN•B•PAPITO -2;;ga 1 1.11 • ' Dliecters : _ WILLIAM PRILLIPI3, BISON 11. Mitten, •1;: hose! Ltoro, Josseu 8. Moamar, • 4f ILmOM lizA, Guitar. BLACI, W 11.111.11 M. LYON, C1a11715 G. Gomm. Juice I. Ilfmtan., , ' noT3-3m leim Ns3l4lW q )'-z : ,:, In Prinz )u .Bcioi.?: - . 4: "lo V § gi 1 4 4 BOURDOPP§ & JOUYIN'S )1"p i1!)1< Kia;:C . LOVESi!, .'A :0.111/1", ,I•q!'t8 Ladies and Gentlemen's Sizes, L» 74943 ,, J o T EMI The:rour* or(ctvoitgqi Ia ; ( 4 S 4 52 a". ZVIC° 7 4X, PPI E4 4 it 1111E211A rY vAqiagn ~'t t~:',, „ MEI •fit , '.:f:"I ..,•• , CORNER OF THE DIAMOND, HUNTINGDON, PA. • •,' ;UV; .";:f 4-14141- aPP) i f l P a B E P ONEW ‘^TH - L ,- wNEIVL f XRXThb TaL77.1 4 .23.y/ANIWALL IN WANI2A/117/3TB .11. A nui ve a l. .0%) N. 4,1 Fu Fu • THE tin demign cd would respectfully ...autco that ha manufactures and keeps meting, MI hand a largo and 4piently . assortment or DINING fai su rt) af,v,sii E , Wa.911 AND OANDJ.E STANDS Windsor and cane seat chairs, cnpboards, gilt nad rose wood moulding for iniiiokiiildlikkdre frames, and • earl+ ety of articles not mentioned, at prices that cannot fall to be satiefectory. Ho to also agent for the well known Halley A Noway patent sprinw nal Bottom. intllencrinvited to can tr4dileiatg . Nil Idgblecwhere. Work andantes roam on Hill street, near Snails, nod door west of Yentor'e store. iAkfliti HlOOlll3. Huntingdon, Aug. 1,1860 Ivgd,l'iliql 4 1 , 174 pl e a Battu r and cadet% i' 117 3E1.10T X ria, icr MIL MI. Respectfully Invitee the attention of the Public to by s4ttilll, M., utuatuDidotadtbe rear dotal ftwiataiWifth and Jewelryltistere ham anV and keeps all kinds of Furniture at reduced prices. Par sons wishing to purchase, will do welt to eye him a can. Repairing of all hinds attended to promptly and charge. ein iarges r =ale &15 on,fra .4 0 1,1 tiTo 'Th shbieritfer has • . 411,- • IVIRW AND ELEGANT HEARNE and Is . prepaied to atlend,Funersla any r placel3 to wA ofcoclotry.-AEII,I amori Rintingdddi May-11,1MAF -;•. - 4111,131_1_ Arli i ., C;° l WER3II3 'TO THE N. E. CORNER OF DIAMOND. Boot and Shoe Ehiilhn , 1 JOHN f. JypTBRPO i ll 1 t iV 1 1 i # I etr • V itrate r ;Idal - ;ZIMI V eC O l t splendid stock of BOOTata z illin c killYasttle2lB, Hosiery, ShobAtuipto r qarpet Sack Trunks, &e.; &c. glioeoooo, pmpT5444.1.5..5prmr40,41•19., DuitOorfeethVirew etaird drifts iffdetereo. were and the pubic generally ere invited to call. I Huntingdon, ap.7, 1869. 1 GEO. SHAEFFER Brio"Pr t rMi n , d ir°ll l P.°)l BB ,k ItitAk, SPLENDID STOOK Liat ;BOOTS, SIEGES,. GAITERS, &C., t l i t i ' . ' L; 9ll 2lec f il i or e k .j o r l l9 l:l l B .'g cste ' te l m U e ° rs Ida rpUblie ana wilraell•biilto`Ckat the MOW ?;:iiHrASijoN4kliblfo pßzots;,"ii and those Who purchase once will surely Call agolt" ls BOOTS & SHOES MADE TO ORDER, and REPA.IIV.ISCI. dime the mated acatargst °aped!. Holm mantlar.M.3 Y 7.1 1 Call upon Mr. Schaeffer at his shop on 11111 street, a Few doors west of the Diamond. ap.14., lilt .8 07 aled %LI U LiAllgini"Ci- f-Ri - 11 L I 9 • f thethatheh oponoTa l ltiltoret:tullltthe Drantru il d t „4l4 r ,tra :11 • Vladigfin avvii &ht, 4t l 4c , X§. l o l , l rkl ttilOtAinfsl44l BOOTS AND 4 SHOES I ,°"''' II For Ladleo rt Cfr t olle f or l All of which sift 'itnir p rices a s Qu l tek salts and . roll awl osomhoe my stock. Vu6otirgducTolpB.4ll4,42gfil, av i to , ardor as anal. r it P. 1,r1„,_ THE lIUNTING.DOI Manufacturin 7 Coynpapy s C r lt " r.A is Is now prepared to fill orders for • - 19- 144 W C 1 4-W 4l T' 3" k. aklig - 0/0 MAW. a tilssl 1,5 obooßB .113 3101'..gaci AND 5N N, And in short to do all kin f tKi l Aiiirhter To furnish HUBS, SPIABSrIindFBLLIES, in quantities, audirialVeTordere for 11 V t tijet.* * JETVMVlEle _ work— 4 t (..; fie addressed 0 D. V. : • • • Huntingdon, ,, Pa. !:r Jute 76 - ; 1869•tf."i 111011.13111CIIINILV:pt y g ce 0.% augur= P-Pt 6.R lei 45 - 4 THOS.l3llROHilitLivia=6olllo. - :„,, (130q,(1.1 ;07 .. .1ta ttenhbvir. trAost; ar.viri 41440 XOll ; , a1)11 M/MUT6O7trUB, or nrl(,•,, ou ,roP,L .5011 , ai• ..P . /! ,1 .1..0:;.{1.1:1 SASII2;,-DOCIRS;r,,,4fIUTTE• 3nl ßr;', ALw .•••-; ••••-•41-"• - & • ; i l, oif.ll, ;Sl+. toll? paid :,dt 144.4 nsvolo Makall ,z i• ,41 Ct/ Y(113. • , " - i mdt 2 ,11.6 rn .11,2 z vr--e at. A. OTOIL. 311 . 1TAR.1.17L5, Iic,fAIIZIL A. Rai 91111 FIRM -OF ! STEEL; :IAYTLBIO I . : 0 11ITSEL having iOosted On. th'idieratt ca"b , tl44lferiiii,V i e .2 In two miles of tha.borough or Huntingdon,* „. , ''"STEAM' SAW %mi . :MR.3I artgal ,;!, tveri ‘ c77 are preparell to atialittictura alk itiadiotbx s'red CiAlt ' , AND ilitt MY** tit I 4 The mill will be run tp_its utmost calpacitygirld in:operation during the ,entire summer and partsAthat autumn months. The, will be enabled to ld. l lu,largerquentiOss,tud attheloal A eel cash prices. n A: ItAct ri2 Orders rsp.pectfullyi solicite4Lumber delivered at ths4 cfnlal,thholl s'l-Iy/0.1 tea Ouptingdem, April 22;186841.- _ EMEI t ltest'' iP 1 1 6 f WF M7 G FTr Y4 aIII 8 0 4 8 Re r i ~..,:-..?,-; ; Yrra rn.r.t.TTA; ,d 3•14 ? .1„...1'1-V... ,,, %-l' Ilicli.Qta j Ey ;al? • u'll'ATrlt ......, ...,.... .ftV..Wrlr.T.l3 MERCHANT TA1L431r,4.. , 1 uarlmoauilkykia,v4.7oheghw i),a,:eg ?Ohl Broad.TOpTorttetiy i e l ar a , ?top] pre Ared 4.4o. A tdki4f kinds of work In htittneor,imapilst• 11948)14 r.gOirt,- ed 'a full line a t . i.. ..".... „ _ i -. , :: ;,, , ,,,...:,, 7 f;,t;',,,•,,V . I, C-LbillS:T. , , ; •.,• AVIESTING.g. , , ?-4T . . 1 . , ,:)1•1141 , 1': , : 1 2,Al 13 :q .5 :, 0 ~n,_,t,T , ' NeASSIBIE,IO; .T: i ' ."'.' ' - '47: - Z, .I‘,6m t i,o..PPlttotßars, - . 9 * i zi ,!l• lf , vf 6l ' Twined , fotymici.aiovive i,.. , i0tti,4 co_,..ta ,2" ) tt 4 of the !same. The atte n tion f..( the ll) L10,e,..t1rl , , .. -- ,k goal, opolabsiA&44 feblch baJaPyini,..."5 ,0 ~magii ... ' edit erehr in a fitehl o nable,,dtgitr:l4lar . ll.F,,, TP, rtip s . Ple r sigtre odes talk " ,rnei r^ S. tr . itlyntittf a vede..la lerohant-Tallert-- _ , A , ;14 ,7m.F.,:a ..n - , , TP '..e. Fli2. mfit ntyfi • 1,..6 1 /9...JPATRNTI 4II : I- Ort, , Y;; ,: : , : ..- w0w7..1001." tingdan, it„ April 7th, 1869 lEM The "Globe" Job Office.' 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