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Wednesday morning, Dec, 22, 1869
LOCAL R -PERQNAL.
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80; titeets; . tlecd
" ol
ondai
ditivining ot elich'Miintn; II; Brown's hulloing. -
..Standing Stone. H. N. .4., quepter, No. 201, meets the
first Tuesday evening of Snell month, in Brown's building.
Junintev.Ledget .L.p. 0. F.vmeets every Friday
evening, third fiber, 'in Leister's
Mount Hor Camp of I. 0. 0. F., meets every second
\inttruntih-Titisdays, to thlstor'sbnittling, third floor.
;Standing Stoll Lodge, Not St. 1. 0. G. T., meets evdry
Tuesday evening in third floor of Bond's building.
6rrapahar Tribe, No.-6So/. O. of R. )L meets Crary
snowing, third floor, Leister's building. ; •
••' roung•Hen't Owuttun association Insets the first nod
third noonday evenings each mantis, In Smith's building.
Port 33, G. A.J2., meets 1 bird Monday of each mouth
in Court House...•; •
Town Counca meets the first Friday evening or each
month.,, .
,iliottingdenLodie, No. K. o f 8.,, meets piery,Sat..
...urdity twang; in Smith's building.„.- . ,
..auttangdOtt.Zaspis of Honor, No s -71, meets, the fourth
Monday or each month in Qtatli Temidava` Ma),
The
The - IVebiterion Club meets nveey Thitrmitty evening, in
tbe Y. 31. C. A. room,
Chnrches.! •
Baptist 'Street. RSV': S 5 tV. Nan
pervices on Sabbath aol4 a. m. 7-p.m.
Cathotio , Vaaldnktbn:Stretit. , Itov.o. P. Bitanher.L Ser.
vices Drat thrce,Sundsys to every month.
Erangalielit tritheranriilifflin Street. Bev. .7. .7. Berr.
• - Services on Sabbath : 10%a. m.;7 p. m.
German Reforgricd.slitntr,ell Streert.r;Rov. S. D. Steckle.
Service oil Sabbath f 7. p. m.
ItrelballstqlFdectopal—fralurch Strebt. , Bev. 11.8 .:Wllsen:
•-• Serviettes h Sibtrath 10 1 ,4 arlm.,t7 p.m:•• • • -
Protestant Bpiscopalt,l(ill street. live.. A. 11. Boyle,
Services on Slibbstit r 10% a. m.. 6Wp. m.
Preabyterian—llill Street._Rev. O. W. Sabi:direr. Ser.
viceson Sittrbalh : 11 a. m , 7 p,pr: . .
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•ttelelf Items: •
Tlie Teschers',lns,tituto °petted onlfondity
Fourteen inches of snow fell here on Satur
dey,litst., 7 ' ,
'wedding and visiting cards prin
ted at the Globe office.
.. 730 pounds is tho porker in
"Ebensburg.
SaJa eip:editioaely execu
ted at the' Globe office.
Illinois boasts as many hogs as it has citi
:ens, man fur man
Every variety of toys f.,r the holidays at
Re'd Trpnt Greeery.„
Valuable real eitate advertised for sale in
this issue. , See advertisements.
Book, games, Voelts, ete.: for the holidays
at Lewis' Book Store.
TTTI iertipnn us-whets the pbor claim
attention. "Blessed is he 'that considereth"
their nedesitte s e.',' . -•
permon. Inreau nt , Tashington' re
poiti2,tbe Of.the'lastioyolutionaTy pen-
Daniel F..llhkeman:
:41Ntiseptsyt:•f . armer-liaijt t !itsold for &iv
erdy cent4Tiantity of wkeit:for which two
years
if,avvsslike a seivia tray sea through
it; butsi - iin ;Tina' be comilderlibly reduced' be
fore iinit ; oat!' get th roug,h
years ago
- Pennsylvania was the
largest wheat growing State in
,the Union,
vimit is.about-the twelfth: ont the .
~There.being cattle stealers about' in IVis•
cousin, , a paper,
,there says'"ihose chaps, will
kekp tilliothebbily gets hung' .' -
;v4:llll"Caga wants a auilply'afo)inese domes
tic:a, all its present stock of females being cc
cupted:either in getting married or divorced.
_
. A :brakeman on the, Broad .Top road,
. • ,
,Somuel..Keyser, had hie left , hand
tadlir. s hu:it:reCently, while ,coupling corset
aohn's Pranch.
Owners -of "dorgs"' in Lancaster county,
are•compel)ed to pay $l.OO tax on each and
eyery• animal, fur . the benefit of the Chil
dreu's home at Lancaster.
'Edward F. Burke; C.lut4ge.ki with killing
Jaeob Settlemoyer, was tried at the Cambria
county court last vreek,erd found guilty of
murder in the' seetnidlegite.
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Tha:editbi 6f -the Altoona Tribune "got a
preeent tiox-of segartefrom - a rneichant in
that city. Our merchants seem to have for
g6ttCrt haf old-tibia courtesy.
We have received a copy of "The Old
Franklin AltnitFlac - Jor• 187 C," published by
4-41neb, , 505' . Chestnut • Street, Philo:- It
is a tiptop Almanac. Price 20 cents.
A faMily in Bloody Rundlaie in: their pos._
cession, providing none of it has been eaten,
a sausage fifty-five feet apd a half long.—
That'a'a whopper—the sausago, we mean.
The assignees of Reed & Schell's bank, in
Bedfor'd, which recently ,
' suspended, made
an appraisement, which shows that the as
sets aro two hundred and forty-six thousand
dollars; and Vie liabilities are one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
The Accommodation train west recently
-struck *man named Oa ens, who was walk
ing on - ilia:track a short distance above Mt.
.Union. - 'lle was trying to'avoid a freight
train. De' was thrown ',some 'fifteen feet
down an embankment, and seriously injured
Two Lewistown boys
,named_ _Edward
'Thompson,rind Bob Davis; broke in the ice
'whilst skating where the water was eight
tfeet deei., They were rescued from drown
ing by a young man named Joe Major, a son
.of Joseph A. Major. ,
Mrs. John Preston, of Decatur township,
"Mifflin county; was fired at one evening re
cently, while she was sitting in her room, the
ball passing but a feiv inches from her head.
Some suppose thai„the object was murder and
robbery, in imitation of the Peightel horror.
-The recent heavy snow caused a detention
of the trains."
,The Me4l - west came in con
tact with a telegraph wire which the snow
had bent down, and the whistle of the engine
was torn off. The trains on the Broad Top
road were detained until Monday morning.
Ali now run regularly.
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A . man. in ./Sleading who paid $l5 to a
evindling'eampany in New York . , under the
title of Noyes & Co., on opening a package
which he supposed contained good counterfeit
greenbacks, found nothing but saw-dust.- 7 -
The swindlers must have known what his
bead was made of.
Two men named James Patton and Eli
Detwiler; lisiding in Mifflin county, were
out hunting,' recently, when Detwiler mistook
Patton for a deer, and shot . at him, the ball
passit;g•thiongli his pants below the knee.—
SuOlhmen should not handle firearms, or at
least should not hunt deer.
The Hollidaysburg Standard says : "The
administrators' sale ofthe - real estate of Mr.
John .Wertz;dee'd.;• at the Court House, in
this borough",' last Wednesday, attracted a
large number of bidders, The Yellow
Springs property was knocked down to Jos.
Hutchison for the sum of $22,575; the Clo
ver Creek farm to Jos. Isenberg for $7,000 ;
and the farm near this borough to Jere.
Mattern for $11,750." -
'School 'Books ol'all kinds foi
galp At Lewis' Book-S lore.. t
CL:3l,nyEnt.—tbe, other 'day - we
Arbllbilifirnendtbogravei cif diO, lipaa
tiful Cemetery. One feels- a sadness
not unmingled'lWith pleasure, while
finiokitle'grdVes of the d'o r
patted. Ittis 841'indeed to se© - titers
'the gr'aVOe of the sweet blooming in!.
fent; of the promising yOUng: man,;:of
4..he'strong man of influence;-cutedoWit
as it were in the midst of his;otsoftil
neia—,sad indoed-to ,the ; Aies
Chid`thus' &Wier'
Dopes that" haVO'' been' hdried,`,,the
'IMF, V' 014 t: cElt.i.khS
3 -F ! Ram afker..,graye e and rlook
at the everarceri emblems hopehas
1 •
phiced there, ana tue flowers that fond
affection' has Vfrinted,'reatl the tribute&
to worth inscribed on the marble,' and
feel thatztkie-no.tromauly to weep
over such a grave, ,you seem to hear a
vcke4at-say-§.to. tbs-,soul----`-'Que less
folove"oii - 6.lrtli=one - 616 r e -to that iu
Heaven." It is in' the "city of the
004 . " tiAt : you . ,ean realize.ihat ..
"Hope looks beyond the bounds of Time."
There you are brought into the
heavenly companionship of the good
who ltaV,64 beep:Mikeit fCcini
Aron are'almcist A3iid(3' to long-that ysOu
are - not with ; them. , You s are t taught
love for the living. , Who, is it that can
role-on the tombstones those tributes
of affection, and ongoing away cherish
hatred against u.fellow mortal.' The
Brotherhood of Sorrow in which ,wo
mingle at the graves of cherished
friends teach us to love and a
_desjre
to be loved. ; " ' t '
How the finer feelings of' our nature
swell as We'read' on the Marble that
it marks' the grave of "Our Little Al
ice," "Our Dear Mother," "Dear Little
Willie," "Dear _Nitta," and the simple
word "Fatber''• or I "Mother."' • •
These inscriptions are all sacred to
some visitors to these spots. They
halloW the hearts of those who read
their tender language; for it is the
languag - e of the heart.
And - there - is sweetness' in. , the
thought that,te-friendships Nro" form
here are not broken by death. The
cold grate . may cover over those whom
we have loved on earth, but it cannot
•tiik9thent from the places they fill in
our hearts.
An inseriptioh carried its forwaril to
ho end of these beautiful lines
"As falls the leaf and fades the flower,
Thus one by one we pass away;
Like them we live our destined hour,", -
Like them we witlicrand decoy."
As the lesson of the Cemetery car ,
rie,s afurward_to the falrof till leaf
• -7 flip"€tiding.flower, ea
decs - 4 dint
us through the Winter to-once`-more
glorious Summer. Those leases - mcy
fall 'and flowers fade, yet will Suniiner
time come agnity!•• • -:-_
-Anc,so, after this life, in punctual
-summer shaft flowers.peronnial bloom.
The dead in'the 'Cittetdry - aro gone
from us ; the. words of one of
their inscriptions—they arc
"Gone to the land of rest
Ghne where:tin; angels- ore;
Gone where all is blest."
BEM
.
;Weeks ago, a Temple of lion;
or was organized in this place, and as
is Pebtiliar to all such secret organizii:
Lions there is certain- paraphernalia,
such as regalia, books, etc , that is nec
essary for the prosecution of business.'
Of course theSe , artields eitieCted
by the newly made Templars, and
when the word came on Wednesday,
a number were invited tcl Solythem.—
They 'went; and' On. thefoad dOwn
were gloating over the fact that they,
Would be the first to see the 'elephant.'
On their arriVal at the warehouse the
officers in charge, who , were at the
head of the "goak," ushered the anx
ious Templart. into a room where was
shown to their gaze - t.(vo living gnats,
that were to, be shipped to tbo north
erd'erid of'the county. On Seeing the
goats; the Templars saw the hoax, and
needed 'no 'further explanation, but
hastened front the room to tell other
brethren what nice things they had
received for their Temple.
& Woman's Presence of Aland
On Saturday morning last Miss
Germain who resides on Judge Tay
lor's farm'', and drives ti milk wagon to
town, met 4,cith a narrow escape :,The
horse and Wagon were proceeding
along the tracks in front of the ware
house, the wheels going over the ties,
and the. horse onl.the track, ,when an
engine - rapidly 'approached: The lady
happened to see it coming and without
attempting to cross as many might
have done, she had presence of mind
to suddenly turn the horse and left
one of the front wheels'on the track,
which,wasstruek by the engine and
badlfdaniaged. Miss Germain there
by saved her own life and the life of
the horsO,lhough the milk was-spilled
and the wagon broken.' "
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! I—Cunning.
ham & Carmon - having a very large
stock of goods on hand, and being de
sirous of-refilicipg their stock prior to
taking an account of stock, which
must-be done the first of the year,
authorize.us to-bay that they will sell
without regard to cost. Their goods
aro all fresh from the Eastern markets
and of the very best quality, consist
ing of Dress Goods, Detains, 41annels,
Calico, Muslin, Checks, Ticks,Diapers,
Balmoral Skirts, Hoop Skirts, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, &c., &e. Any
on& wishing to luy in their win
tor stock, will do well to make a note
of the above and give them a call, as
they aro selling the goods.
Concert
The members of the Methodist Sun
day School of this place will give' a
Concert on Christmas eve, at which a
number of dialogues will be spoken by
the children, and choice selections of
songs will be sung, in their usual hap
py and entertaining style. On Christ
mas evening presents will be distribu
ted to the scholars from a Christmas
Tree. A 'Criss . Kingle will also be
exhibited. ' - .Pride of admission 15 and
25 cents.
Dirs. fla:ndalt9ii
Mrs Anna T. Randall will rend for
the benefit of the Young Men's Chris
tian Association, on Monday orening
next. The mere announcement of her
coming is sufficient to bespeak for her
a futl'audienco. Those who did 'hot
hoar her last winter should not fail to
go this opportunity. Admission 85
and 50 cents. "
SERVIOP: —Titer° will be
service in the P. E Church, on
Christmas, at ball-past 10 o'clock, A.
AL . - All are invited to attend.
A. IL BOYLE, Rector.
• 184' '' ° 1:4 41 k e z 18- r IT r‘. r 2,7 -
;?, Oe z i ‘ lione
a l / 2 1eilthhtlof
The Bellefonte ,Yqippy/zis a nine columil
weekly, yell,blnnked,_, Fi:4l with all
its! fa 6 liials.'
AllOte; flit'? editOr`Of ihgßibOdy tiun
Press, is captaitti of o militia company. And
th Idol/ Ete i t i lit i t "M t i lilamlnkititig! exist
once..
rfh6 io4 itwaior&ogo lite-
Hon ti`q rtAre kainlierel4fs fnthe
ritrir4h4 ants:'! Scil Eitaci
.ficialhi g ill ofqii3
AV editor oftliki i iltecmaiVincticefior,say's
hiebberglasses . ttro'beatStigel—iOloidt kti We
hope he has ifo reference to his own imago.
The goad - old time.; promised by Grant's
election nra being (Rini reeliied— like the
old woman kept
,tar,errt in Jadiano."—Bed
ford '
Wilt ode jut, inform his readers
low she did it? • • ;;
the Belhifonte - Wittehfitteti, - ivrtite
us' to invite tratigh,' Meek and him,. to HUn
tingdon, to ,try a "peck" .of sourkrout and a
"pig-tail." Yes, you' may come ; and how
we'Would . rejoice to see the bull, the hog and
the Intith . eating together that which makes
their favorite, "slings." NO personality in
tended:.
Meek and Furoy run the Bellefonte
Watchman.
Yea ; we don't snail it along, )ike you do the
Globe.
Be calmer, friendOleek; you know the
fable of tho tortoise -and rabbit, and while
you run to destruction, yre'll creep to perfee
ifeh p'rovidin \ g we
. don't get sent to the Leg
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Tallman's Selitltalanclng Inkstand
Attention is respectfully solioited to the fol
lowingtdescription of the above article which
is at this time the theme of conversation
among those who have had an opportunity
ofseciug it and judging of its merits.
It is the only Inkstand in the world that
p,an,he upset, rolled . over, j . drrett,tiltedi sir
Meet With vielent coneuspion, without spil
ling a particle °Pink or injuring the stand!
It is entirely new, and is. a most ingenious
combination of all the qualif.ei desirable 'in
an Inkstand,, among which are convenience,
adaptabil,ity, economy,„neatncss, ornament,
simplicity \and durability.' is' a CoMbibed
inkstand, pen•rnekeettlendar and pert-riper,
and is' perfectly adafite:d' CO - alljthese `diffett
ent uses, occupying no more , . space.than the
common inkstand. As an Inkstand, it is
vastly superior,te ang,,other in* world t, As
a: pen rack , it is elegant. As a ealendar . .it is
perpetual and interring.' AS a pen wiper, it
is neat hnd,conitnient. • It saves , vastly more
than its , cost in carpets, clothing, papers,
books, tableS, etc., all of which, often suffer
greatly from ink—stains caused 'by accident
to the connuon inkstands. They are used by
all classes, private and public.
,This beautiful and useful -article. can 'Joe
had ilUtkitiiirßOoli Store. Price, $2,00. tf.
EMCEED
Clays are near at hand ; in
view 'of this' fact 'we now. offer our pre=
sent eitcieli— Of: - Lathes' •Und -- Ohildrens'
t a reduction -of. 10 _TO/. . cent:
Persons desirous of purchasing will
save 100aisy_bY,Calling at
2t. lIENux & Co's.
A butcher named Bruker, in yullidays
burg, slaughtered three hogs recently which
weighed respectively 414, 420 and 424 lbs.,
an aggregate of 1253 pounds clean meat.—
The hogs wore purchased from Mr. Joseph
Isenberg, of, this county, were 13 months old
when slaughtered, and averaged two pounds
a day aP to it time admit. purchase?
Siiir Go to Henry where
yOu can buy the best Calicomfor 12i
cents per yard, and all other kinds of
goods at proportionate prices. Produce
of all kinds taken in oxchange for
goods., -Icash:paidifOr Grain and Clo•
corked. 3t.
Ladles Dresses and Bogs Clotirtirg.
Mrs. B: Annie McCabe - respectfully in-
forms the public that she has removed to the
house formerly occupied by 11. MeManigill,
on Washington street.- and is' prepared to
make Ladies' Dresses and Boys' Clothing, of
all kinds. She respectfully invites a full
share or patronage. ap7
gm... Farmers needing a Grain-drill,
will do well to call on Wharton &Ma
guirfil and examine the' Willoughby
gum-spring grain drill, either with or
without phosphate attachment, before
purchasing. tf
Rev. Joseph Waugh, Principal of
tho Ho/lidaysburg Seminary, will ad-
dress some of the county teachers' 'in
stitutes this winter on "What shall our
girls study ?"
Ser• Go to the RED FRONT GROCERY
for the best and cheapest • Groceries,
Earthenware, Stoneware, Queenswaro,
Glassware, Codarware, Willow ware,
etc., etc.
gir Photographs of Bohnor and
Bordenburg, the murderers of the
Peightal family for sale at Lewis'
Book Store, and Doithel & Kline's
Gallery. Price 25 cents.
m.Almanaes for 1870 for sale at
Lewis' Boek Store. Either German
or English.
Carpet Weaving
Mrs. Matilda Pheasant is prepared to
weave rag carpets, and solicits patronage
font a generous publid. Residence Wash
ington Street, West 'Huntingdon. tf
S' For neat JOB PRINTING, call at
the "Gum Jon PRINTING Orrtcw," at Hun
tingdon, Pa.
Go to Iced Front for Glassware
Queensware, Stoneware, Willow and
Cedarware, etc., etc.
Ae'llouse Iceepers will save money
by buying their Groceries at Enter
prise I.l.eaOquarters.
AoCordeons.
From $3 00 upwards, at Lewis' Book
Store.
Violins.- • "
From $2.50 upwards, at Lewis Book
Store,
it Go to Red -Front for Flour and
Feed, etc., etc.
MARRIED,
At the residence of the - bride's pa
rents, on thh 16th inst , by Rev. Toos.
Barnhart, Mr. GEO. W. SHULTZ and
Miss ANNA R. LYTLE, both of. Spruce
Creek, this county.
On!Jhe,. 27th ult., by Rev. L. D.
Steckel, Mr. AARON J. lllrr.r.En. and
Mlss .11.c.rLY E; REcK, bOth of Shirley's
burg.. •
On' the 7th inst., by Rev. A. W.
Guyer, Mr. D. R. Monne and Miss EM
MA L. PATTON, daughter of B. F. Pat
ton, Esq., of Altoona.
,1 f DIED,
ugh, on' , ...grtn / d . do r, te
JANE ARMITAGE,
• )n the 95th.
..,„ f v .7 f_
.. .s;eat' o her ag.o.
The deceased' was the oldest resident of
this borough . She was born in Ireland, r and'
" . t im et0 .. t h 0i 1 „ , e1 , 4 , 01 , 7 „,,,,h4F,,: qu i 4ay o
rtiAiaaiu•SHonigirASn—Aoknsirip,A.this
county, the greater part of her life, and was;
a consistent member of the Presbyterian:
Church. — •f s ei ' - ‘7 , Try 'LI
At Springfield Furnace, Muir C 0.,.
Nov. 30th, ALyastp. §PEcit; aged 23
years.
Again we are called upon to record th'e:'
death of a beloved :schoolmate. Again we
leboldilii,Proof of the unce:44jiity;itillifo! Not'
indflthe'old'wnste away and die, but' the
young—those in the springtime of life, 1:170
too called upon to leave all that is dear to
them on sott . h.. 0, Death,. $l7l yvevt cruel to'
rob us oPoitid oung, erfidtereslink. Alvah,
thou art gone, thy work is done, thy pilgrim
age is o'er, and we ore left`nlone. No more
will ,thy merry voice mingle with ours in the
school rrierii:.t, MO more thy'chisieul smile
gladden 'a - mother''s heart.' We miss thee,
we mourn for thee, yet bow in humble sub•
mission to power divine. M. A. G. ,
,- ',;11?)(Wis boroLip,W 'oil,lTucadayPtikifit
ing, Dee. 14th, 1869, Mr. WILLIAM W.
lIILDEBRAND, aged 28 years, 3 months
and 23 -days; f -f .
The depekici vla's 0 . 4 of dip rirdprielors of
the 16i:risen gouge, in this place, where he
ecamo well end favorably known, lie was
a loving, pen, a kind, brother, a - true:friend,
- Add a consistent member of the Prishytdrfan
church for many years, Those who know
him boat will boar testimony to hie many PO
(Md. moral attributes;' life
disease being consumption, he was subject
to many prostrations during the.last fourteen
years, but during all that period im was nev
er heard to murmur or complain ; and during
his last illness he endured his sufferings with
eliftracterietic fortitude, and wag :perfectly
resigned to the will of Providenee,
"Few were hls days; but yet enough to teach
Love, duty, generous feelings. high desires.
Faith, hope, devotion; nod a Oat otoi ti 'could length
Of daye have brought htm I What bit vanity
',eye trailer eTen then health or human lire;
Temptation; ale and sorrow, both too sure;
RTUS that wound. and cares that 'frot the heart I
Itsulne not, therefore, 3o that love the dead."
Athie rosidisntio Ori Marc: liana in
Harrisburg, Dec. 16th,of consumption,
Captain P. 11. ,31cArca, aged 44 yrs.
9 mOntbs, and 2 days.
The deceased was a firmer resident of £hie
ylace, and previous. to the .breaking , out of
the war was the popular landlord of the
IVashingtort Hotel. In 180,4orenlhted as
a private in"tho three nionth;c'tervice; at
Hagerstown became seriously ill, and was
taken to his home in Altoona; he -recovered,
and was instrumental in raising -Co..G, of
'the 12th Pa. CaValry, of which he was elect
ed second lieutenant. Subsequently , he be
came Captain of the company and before the
close of the war acted as Major of the regi
ment. Recently ho was appointed a route
agent "on the Penne. Railroad between liar
risburgand Altoona, and proCed.himself to
be a reltablrand efficient officer.: coru•
plaint was an affection of the heart and lungs.
He leaves a wife and - four children. „His
. ,
remains *ere interred in the Catholic genie
tery,.of this. place, on Friday'laii: = !.,
MARKETS.
ME=
Vamp/meats, Dn. 2n, 1969.
. • .
Superfine 'Flour 'per' tiartol '‘ ' '' {4.7.504.87
Extra Flour per barrel ' :$5.75@ti.2 t ,
Ilya Flour per barrel 0.25@5 fin
Red Wheat per bushel ~$1 2501:28
Bye per bushel .• . - '''' —." • .t `' 'T.1.A.0,5@t.15
Corn per buslyti °^ 1.1.1801.011
Oats per bushel 55@tiOets.
PITTSBURGH, Doc 20,1860
Spring' Wheat Flour per barrel' • ' .'<,5,25(i0.75
Now Whom per bushel :,$1.150_040
Corn per bushel ON&l.oo
Oats per• bushel i.tc. , 410/ r. , ctol ,
'
Myo per burbal ' ' SO.USOLOU
Barleyll.loasl.2.s
FINANCIAL. '-:
KEW Yana, Dec. 20.—D010l rimed n 1 {1,20 • , . ,-,
HUNTINGDON 1 1 4 1 / 1 11.t.hT.
CORRECTED *Ed :1i Ili likiiilf ” kel). .'
Fuotroli.E'Pikes. •
FLOUR—Superfine )'lour, per bar?ol, $4.50
Extra Flour, - . do .." 5.00
rFamily Floor, - . - , - ,d a - . ,-"‘ :"' ;t 5. p 50
O itArg , --led Wheat, - Or hiiiliel; 1 - .1.0.=*--
White Wheat, . do,, , . : 1.20,
Rye; do • 9O
Corn, new,
, , do - ' 75
Oats, do -., • 40
Barley, ' do r 1.00
SEED—Timothy, , do, : ‘ 2.50
Flaxseed, ,do , i 2.00
Cloverseed, per 64 lbs.
- . 6.50
Paovisioxs—Potatoes; per kingbol t - 50
Dried Apples, do ' 1.75
. Corn Meal, per,eirt., . - -• • 2.00
; Dried Peaches, per pound,- 4
• • 15
f Dried Beef; . • do. . , • i ''.: :, 20
'Lard; . _ dd - . - ... 20
hirk, . .. dn. '; . . ', ; ' 13
Mater, do4o
- .
Cheese, do _.:• . : 20
Eggs, per dozen,
V. 35
_
11am, 23
Side, , 20
Shoulder, - 18
COAL—I-lard coal, por ton, GMC 0 ).7. 5 0
Broad Top coal, do 3.00®3.50
LU3IIIER, per 1000 feet, 12.0001,30.00
SIIINGLEB—Lap, per 1000 ft., 10.0063)12.00
Joint Shingles, do - 5.0006.50
MISCELLANEOUS—Bark, per cord; ' . ,-8.00
Bran, pox. owt„ . , , / 1.25
Hops, per pound 40
Wool, ‘. do ' - 454050
Hay, poe ton,. • 12.00
Hides, -; ~
~ , . .
' 6@7
Green Apples , . do'
<, 75.61.00
Onions, do ' ' ,'. 75
From $4,00 . to $150,00 a set.
LADIES' and G.PNTS'
nammuan vpoor,.
Notions, Ladies' Hoods, best Itid
Gloves, Zephyrs and Yarns of all
kinds,'lleavy Fine Black Beaver Cloth
for Ladies' SaequeS, Sha'wl's; •double
and single, Corsets, Boulevard Skirts,
Dress Goode, Domestic Goods, Hats
and Caps,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARN, QUNENSWARE,
TOBACCO AND MARS. OU3I OTIBt MOBS, am% 'a
thousand and ono other things, all cheaper than any oat.
or house in town
At ZEIGLER'S ,
411INTINCIDON, PA. n 024
QTRAY 11.13IFER.
kj Came to the residence of the subscriber,
residing in Lincoln township, one mile south of
Marklesburg elation, in the month of eeptem•
her, a stray Heifer, about two years old; dark brindle
color, belly and end of tall white. Thu owner le reques
ted to come forward, prose property, pay thorns., and
take it away, °Meru iso it will be disposed of according to
law. ftleSl SAMUEL MII.LEiIt.
•po TILE LADIES : ' • .
Tlos subscribore'lmva recently discovered et now
ticlo—tho
ESSENCE OF STARCH.
In coiling the attention of tho lailios,to our Starch,
they will find tlmt It economizes labbr,'produces n '
BEAUTIFUL GLOSS,
Much superior to common starch, - and cutler to hon. In
fact if you want a beautiful given ou your, skirt, or your
husband's shirt or collar, procure a box Of our Essence
of Starch, The cast Is trilling, only 15 cents a box.
Try a box and be cominced. Every Family should
have a bos. of the Essence of Starch. .For sale by all
Grocers and dealers'in the United States. Manufactured
only by SMITH . , MAMMON & CO., sole proprietors, No.
1113 Manner street, Philadelphia.
&Gr for sale at MASSEY & CO'B. Enterprise Heed•
quarters. feta ,
BUSINESS -MEN,VAKE NOTICE!
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SYRUPS, CRACE ERS,
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SUGARS, - QUEENS WARE,
COFFEES, _ GLASSWARE,
STONEWARE,
TEAS,
SPICES, CEDAR WARE,
SOAPS, 'WILLOW-WARE,
CHEESE, FLOUR & FEED,
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT,
APPLES AND POTATOES,
➢TEAT,
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Wheat, Corn, Outv. Bye, Bark, Butter, Eisge, Lard,
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A. G, pedietltitelte, Philadelphid:
J. e. MeNaughten,
may 26-17.
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We aretAil pfkiiiiVeftefornish all chums with
constant employment at home, the whelp of Dino or for
the spare moments. Business new, light and prolliable.
g °inn ' t PDFP:I"4 I TJ fOrn ,bOcenis to:s dol-
lain pg.' hhilig, and a proportional sum by devoting
th titan ttf tits 'enrn
l - nee ibis nqtlee
4 1 : 1 4 1 Altsl e ih ' I n rAtutli . tv,eaielhi, mie‘ mate
this unparalleled offer : To such an arc td . rwell iiatisNed
an will send $1 to pay ter the trouble of Writing. Full
particulars, a valuable sample, which :will do :to coin
fiasco work on, and a copy of "The People's Literary
Companion"—one of the largest and best family newspa
papers published—all sent free by mall. Header if you
want permanent, profitable workooldress E. C. ALLEN
.5 CO., Augusta, Maine. Dec. 1,3 m. .
ME
A W U A EIsi NT .S ip 4 I I4OMES
AND FORTUNES
Tn lindbuundlosa'ifeid f and sunny Eolith. at 'apealta to
the, yiniug man of "a home and' a fortune, oind tells hint
why, where and liOW.tti seeklit; it tells. the capitalist
wbeio'to invest; the labour, to Bud good wages; the far
mer, the best lands; the merchant, the manufacturer,
the professional thou and the mechanic, of the great
el:lnches open to them: it tells everybody Jest what they
Ought to hnow, about the vast resources and wonderful
progress in every part of thin great country. New ;
fresh. interesting, and popular.
fend for circular. Farmers, farmer's sons, and other
enterprialog :nen, can learn of a money-making business,
by addressing PEOPIA'ti PUBLISHING lith, Plifiadeln
phis, Ca., Cincinnati; Obi . e; Claietigo, Ill„ St. Louis, Moo'
or hpringfield, Flans. 0c13.14w
fl HEAP _TOYS . AND FANCY'
TLOODS.
JOHN DOLL & SON,
No. 908 Market St , Philadelphia, Pa ,
• IMPORTERS OF
TOYS AND FANGY.GOODS.
The largest erock and lowekt prices - n p
the city. duet
received it fine annorlinent of Tnyn of all kindn. Pipes,
Caner, Ilarmonicant Marbles, Fancy Boxes, China-ware,
de. Please call and examine our stork. oc2o.pn.
,
ceiln
0.-Tnoml%o , I •
Merchant Tailor,
O. 909 WALNUT STREET,
PTIILADELPIIIA.
lispecial attention Is Invited to this commodious and
beautiful establishment, the Extensive stock of seasonable
and devirable gouda always on hand, the reputation ots•
mined no a folder in 0410114 attifillie great Ltellities pea
smell for the fabreation' and prompt dispatch of all or
ders.
. .
Although eminent In the prosecution of every branch
Of the' trade. for the particular benefit, of the groat num
bet dissatisfied,
,
PANTALOON OPTTINJ, as a specialty,
is announced; which in on art not obtained by imitation,
hut through close study, experience and practice.
'Phoned...siring easy and stylish tan taloone, urn invited
to give thin method a trial. (tab/ 3m
' Surveyor GenereVs_ Office,
4thutigrif.racf, SEPT. 8,186 d.
T i O TIIE OWNERS OF UNPAT•
ENT,E.p, LANDS:, • • • , 4 ~ • `
' r` obedience' to no ACt sof Assembli,libproved the
eighth day of April, one Itmusand eight hundred and
sixty-nine, you are hereby notified that the "County
Land Lien Docket," containing the list of unpatented
lands for Huntingdon county, prepared under the Act of
Assembly of the twentieth of May, one thousand eight
hundred 1111. i sixty-tour, and the supplement thereto,
has this day been forwarded to the Prothonotary of the
county, at n 110ve office it may ho examined. The Ilene
can only bo Itnuidated by the purchase money, interest
and fees, and teceiving patents through this Depart
ment. . .•
JACOB !Nr. CAMPBELL,
k'urreyor General.
ScPt.ls,--Grt • t. - • ; •
tniat,LATtrys
"EUREK
SMOKING TOBACCO:
in which °Worn for Me
'clitlard'l4 nil 'Rho coneraino it an
"yacht Club" the viipeat of all." it in rondo of
of the choicest leaf ,groWn ea In
suotrisb TOBACCO. notl•norroon in Ito rircctn, no. tho.
Nicotine ha., been extracted ; it 'lCavai no disagreoable:
taste after amoking ; it in very mild, light in color rind in.
weight, hence ono pound will font an long an 3 of ordin
ary tobacco. In this brand we oleo ipack - orderi every
day for firat slam bleercbrium Viva. Try it and con
vince yournelrea it boll it claims to be, "The Finset of
All." 1 . „ '
LORILLARD'S Tlite broodier Fine Cut chewing
CEN.TU Y lo n bacco no oqunl on superior
t tth ec ea:t in doll ti ll
CHIMING 'TOBACCO. thin v e h e n t i lovl l log l'
country. •
LORILLARIrSIime now boeso,lnlei.l4.Bl ) . use in
S Is? TIT
11 thetedState's ever' 110 years
" and still Acknowledged ' , the beet"
wherever used.„
'for
sale,
your stetelleoper does .not have thews , artieDs 'for
sale, ask him to, get them; they aro sold by respectable
Jobbere' almost everywhere.
Circular of prices ferwarded on application.
P. LORILLARD, New York.
Dec. leb3m.
SAFE" . DEPOSIT COMPANY,
•OE PITTSBURGII,PA.,
Safe Keeping of Bonds, other Securities, &c.,
NO.-83 FOURTH AVENUE.
duktiNtidiut6.
ME
Fora ay., or
Government and all. other Coupon
B Sal
Curiiiec; including Omit: UN • .$l. 00 per $l,OOO
Gold Coin or Bullion 125 " 1,000
Silver Coln or Bullion 200 " 1,000
Cold or Silver Plate, under ilea', on
on ner's estimate of full value, mid"
1,9 100
rate subject to:milhstment for bulk,
on a basis of ' " ' 'Z
Deeds, Mottgagen;•Valimb le •Paperdgmlicrally, alien of
no lived Vllllo.sl a year each; or according to bulk.
Wills, $5, which premium covers the remainder or tbo
lifo" at tho maker.
Recharge Ices titan one dollar.r -
Thu Company, is also prepared to rent Small Iron Safes,
(each furnished :Atli a tin box.) inside lie burglar' proof
Vault, the renter exclusively holding the key thereof, at
the following rates. viz: $l5, $2O, Vit, $OO, $75 and $lOO
per MIIIIIIII. Also, to Steiro,itooks of Accounts, Records,
Valuable Title Papers, etc, at-reasonable rates.
Piesideni : •
WILLIAM. PHILLIPS.
•
Vice President:. r • rr
' ' " lILNLtY LLOYD.
•
Directors :
WII LIAM PHILLIPS,
I.ll.nttr Morn,
WILLIAM ILEA,
WILLIAM ill. LYON,
JAMES I, 13621:11ITT.
"llecranry and Trenenrer t
S. F. VON .130NN110118T.
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BOURDON'S & JOUVIN'S
KID...4:LOVES,
Ladies and Gentlemen's,Sizes,
The Tourist or Grant Mt'
• '-3
'- AT
~/~C3~'81~. 9 ~~
vnwain TMEOlin
CORNER OF THE DIAMOND,
; lII7NTINGIDOY, PA
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s an excellent article of i
gr „
ianule
ted VirginiA;sslierever introduced
It is universally admired. It is
;put up ir. handsome muslin hags,
•archnum Piped aro daily packed.
monroneieD POE WIZ
BYRON 11. PAINTER,
JOSEPH S. Monte nr s
MORGE BLACE,
(Wants
ME
Ai so,
REAP AND , BE POSTED I
TO - .TEE NETV,L Y JIARI2 IBD
* A., , NI9IALL
,11.1 ; WANT. riv •
-• v.,
Nemr„furnitiltel - 461 c.
illiderBio op•
annovaca that he mannforturesAidileeEs c, dealt
oh hand a late and assortment of ,
'blNiNg AND DIAEATCPAST. TA BLEW
BUREA WASH S DS NIBGE TEA .
" AND CA STANDS
, ;Windsor, and cnno:peat eupboarlo, gilt and zaao.
tnetilding, for mirror and picture frames, and a va.4l,
sty of articles tint mentioned , at ylices,thatsannot ha to
r he satisfeethry.
, q .11adontso agent for ilia, nen knorpallailei & • Decamp
patent 'spring Iled Bottom.
The in.,11.1;r0 111;4 t r d to :calf and lonatni tie, his shack
before parcheaht einciThore.•
IY9rk an 0400 room on 11111' street; near 'Smith, one
door wet of 1 - ”,fer's stun,
, l• "'JAMBS amoiraq:,
4flintingden, Ang.l,pqk
':V_,.#IV4VVAZ.H4
r • • J.
..,j;dinixiaciturer aad De - aiet:
t.T4': .FX• icr 311,
,lisspectfullt ineirea ;that fatillikilr of the Public to' Ida
stand on Hill et., Huntingdon, in the rear otHeorgeW
Swartz' Iyatctiand - Jewerryatere, where` herniithnfactuies
and keeps all kinds yurnituo at seduced prices.' ,Per-
Was 'dishing fo purchase, will da well to give hint a call.
Repairing of all kinds attended to promptly and charges
rrnsonahlo. t•
, „ . , ,
Ilidertaking eitericiti ow,' and Hotline wade 11l
.tuty,atyle &aired, At short notice. - '
eubectiber haa,a •
• A:lt SE
is - prCpAted to attend Vinton:de tita tu't'us
or couutry.. • „ . • J:3l. WISH. •
' Hyntingden, lb 1866-tf •, „.
TZ;PZ/X - 0"97 . MaD
:TO'litEN. E. CORNER OF , DIAMOND:
;PpOt.mul. - Shop. Emportum.
I.
Heepactfully,informa, the citizona of Huntingdon and
vicinity that ho ImaJuatrecoived from tlincityn Nzy i opd
epleadfid atockmt
Boors '
-
& SHOES, HOS & CAPS,-
.Efosiry, Shoe Findings, l Crahjet Sad
:nunks, •
all of which he IS prepared IS eell at
Don't forget the new stand In the Dearriciiid." 'Old COMO
mere and the public generally are inCiSed. to call. • •
' Huntingdon, ap. 7. 1889. " " " " '
lit GEO: SHAEFFER
llosiust retnrood Won tho east with e a ,
r , • 1•,
SPLENDID' STOCK
'BOOTS, SHOES; GAITERA-9,.
Which ho offeiS to tho Instiectlon of his custoniere and
the public generally. Ho will jell his stock at the moat
REASONABLE RUMPS,
and those who porchoso onNiwillly call , again.
BOOTS .CS - 1-10ES 'MADE TO ORDER,
and, REPAIRING . done in the neale4 and' !nod men
tlohe'numiler."
row ea t il oo u r r
w n o r t r . dliiiieffer at bla . hop on' Hilt etreeti
lie Di a mond. ..op. 14, 1860
•
NEW ,BOOT .AND•SHOE STORE
• " WM. AFRICA
. .
-il'• Informs thee 'public' thnt lie ball 'jest
opened At his old stand in the Diamond,,
Huntingdon, ' ' , ' 1
k Fine; Assortment' of ail kind' of
BOOTS AO SHOES, •
4 Fot Ladles, Gentlemen and Chllarerhs.
All of which he will sell at Ur priced. Qyfak.lidei and
nrinU prups. Call odd examino my otock.
2.lanatacturingand jtopairiaff ORO IA 9!491 99
Ituntingdoa; Ap. It, ladt.
Tiqy, HZINTINGDON
Manufacturing Company,
. ,•
le.now, prepare(' to fill ordorn:for,
WEATIIERBOAITINGr,
FLOORING,
DOORS, _
And in short to do-all kinds of Carpenter
work—
To furnish HUBS, SPOKES and FEELIES,
is quantities, and receive ordeni for ti
3E I I:7IiLMTIWID'XiM.'
ser All orders eliCruld be addreseed to
I). ARTLEir, Preaident,
Huntingdon, Pa
June 16, 18064 f.
41108. DIIIICHINEIt
THUS, BIIROHINELL . & SON
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SASH, DOORS, SHUTTERS,
FLOORING,
And all kinds of Building 'Material,
HIINTINGDON, P'A
'Dic42s,tf • „. •
dRO.A. ETLEL. AtibTON E. LYTLE. FIAMIJEL A. STEAL
rrillE FIRM OF STEEL, LYTLE &
STEEL haviug located on their tract of laud
[mai miles of the borough or Ilantingdoti, '
STEAM -SAW MILL,'
are prepared to manufacture , all kinds of
OAK AND PINE LUMBER.
The mill'will be run to ita utmost capacity and will be
is operation during the entire summer mid part of the
autumn months. They will be enabled to furnish Um;
ber in large quantities, and of all dimension°, at the low
eat cash prices.
Orders respectfully solicited. Lumber doliverod at the
Penna. Railroad, or cimal.
❑uutingdon, April 22, 18084 f
Latest Arrival of Gent's Goo&
H. ROI3.IL,EY„ ,
IVIERCHANT TAILOR,
Has remove.l to the room over Sohn Bare & Co'e Bank.
(Old Broad Top Corner,) where be le• prepared to do All
kinds of work in Ms line of business. Ile Wisps& rate's•
ed a 101 l line of
CLOTHS,
V.ESTINGS,
CASSIAIE.RS,
•
CORDUROYS, - &0.
Thankful for peat patronage be aolicita a continuance
of the same. The a:ten lion of the public le called to blo
stock of cloths, Ste.. which he is prepared to make opt,o .
order in a fashionable, durable and workmanlike manner.
Please give sue a call.
, • ' 11.1tOBLEY,
Merchant Tailor.
liontinidon, Pa., April 7th, 1869.
vs,JOB TRINTING-ut
WAVILY =EMT= AT
The "Globe" Job Office.
WM. LEWIS, Dealer in Books, Sta.
flow.) , and Musical Instruments, corner or the
MEM
AND, SASH,
c. nuttamszir.