gle aobt.
ItIJNT,INQDON:, PA.
1 77.1RR1 WAS A PRINTER
Lwish I was a printer,:. -
I really do indeed, •
_lt seems to me that printers
Get everything they need,
(Except money II
They get the largest and the best
_ Of everything thatgrows,
And gets free into circuses,
And' other lihid of shows.
giving an equivalent
The biggest bug will speak to them,
Np.matter
A shabby Goa!, is nothing `
If they •OWiia punting press.
•[Polieyl
-Ai - ladies' fairs they're almost-hug
- ked,
By pretty girls who know
That they will crack up everything
The ladies haVe to elvivi.
' "10f cottio..) :
And thus 66 , i . ii,p.,"binvr.out" (tee
Al every party feed—
The reason is because they write,
And other people road.
t hi l elawyers and the. Oats,
-Two- Arkansas lawyers were -do
,
mesticatod in the rude ; hotel of a court= :;
trylown : The hotel was crowded
and the room allotted to our two,. be=
roes was also occupied by, six or l eight
, .
otherg, 'Sliake-do e wn beds, enough to
aodothodate; the guests, were disposed
about the room, agiiinettbo''fdtir walls
h,htingUe open space in, the centre of
the apartment.
'Judge Clay lay with .bie, head to the
north, on One' side, and 'Judge Thomas
lay • with his head to the south, on the
other side of the room:4.So far as that
room was concerned, it might be said
thut•thoirleads represented' the north
tipd south poles, re,spectively.
:All the-other beds . in•the room were
occupied) ; the Ceil6.it I 'part of the
room ws.adeemed neutral'ground, in
whioh'the'occupante of the dilTeimit
ends-hhd equarights. Hero, in pic
turesque confusion, lay the boots, hats
coats, and breeches of all the sleepers.
There 'Were wind - ows,-and thCMgli the .
door was open, there being no moon,
the night was very dark in that room.
-Tii+va.willy lawyers, who bad been
oposing counsel iu acaso tried.in thee
town Conk, that day, and had . Opposed
each otli'e contumacy of wild
pigs, were now the. very incarnation
of meekness, for when the hungry
swarm -of mosquitoes settled down
and hit them on the ono cheek, they
slowly turned tho Other to bo bitten
also.
bark.!..;.,,
A‘A:l44 . lniund'etrflieelhe'ear liko a
ri•ing knoll!
"Ile-ow-ow
Judges Clark and Thomas were wide
awake, and sitting bolt upright, in an
instant.
Again the startling cry !
"Ye•ow, yeow
"There's a d—d cat!" whipered
Clirk.
"Scat, you !" hissed Thomas.
'Cat'iiaid'no attention to these de
monstrations, but gave another yowl.
"Ob li L?rd 1" cried Clark, "J. can't
stand this Where is she Thomas ?"
"On your side of the room some
"NorWe'ik on yorir aide," said Clark
"Ye•ow-o w-ow I"
"There", I told you she was on your
- aide,"•''they both exclaimed in one
breath; •
And still the "yowl" went on
The idea now entered the heads of
b6tEt:the lawyers that'by the exercise
of certain strategy . they might be 'ens
abled to execute - a certain flank move
ment on ti:weat, , and totaPr::demoral
izo him.' Practically each determined
to 1. 913 u r k ,,the
aetn - CTritert - for that room..
Each kept hie plan to 'himself, and
in.the dtirk, unable to see each other,
prepared for actiOn.
Strange as it may appear,lt is nay
ertAptim tril b that . .the samo,plan.sug
geetod'itseq to both. In words, the
plan would be itb'olit'airtollows:
ike qd'do 1 g, fin d
calling for another oat, with whom ho
has made an aPpOintmeni. • I will im
itato a cat, and this cat. will, think
t'other cat's around; This- cat will
will come toward me, and when ho
shall have4l4Wed Within reach, I'll
can get
hold bt,finil knock,tho,how sic out of
So each'-Of the pnrtly.judgos, noise
lessly as cream comes to , the surface
of the milk; jakiktect_ o 1 f to his
bands and knoea,, and, ,hippopotamus
fashion advanend to the neutral ground
occupy ing,tti &intro of•tbo'rciom.
Arrived there, Judge Clarke
•—•- ;
Jtid go' 'l' licint its •a
heavy cow -hide boot, ?o front the he ap,
anti / Settled lhairigelves down, .tc't)to
work
HIM
,Clark tightened hia , grip on the hoot
jack, and throwing up his bead, gave
vent to a prolonged' and unearthly
"Ye-ow-ow !" that would have faedt
ed credit'upon ten of the la'rgestlciiid
of cats.
".tlha," thought Thomas, who was
hot six feet away 'he's immediately
close bun 1"
and liegaretlib'rbgular dark night
call Of a feminine cat.
.Each of the judges now advanced a
little closer, and *Clark' produced a
questioning "Ow ! ow?"
•Thomas answered by a reassuring
"Pur:ow•! pnr-ow!" and they advanc
ed a •little more.
They were now within easy reach,
and each imaging the cat had but a
moment•moi•o to live, whaled, away,
the one•with his boot, the other with
his boot jack.
The boot took Clark square in the
mouth, demolishing his teeth, and the
boot-jack came downon Thomas' bald
head knit as he was in the midst of a
triumphant "Ye-ow !" '
When lights were brought the cat
had distappnhred, but the cat•as•tropio
was in opposite corners of the room
with heels in the air, swearing blue
streaks.
Happiness in Marriages
KINDLF.WpRDe Fort THE ROME CIRCLE
In his,discouise in the Spring Street
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday, Rev.
Dr. Aikman thus delivered a "Lesson
to Wives :" "The Bible understands
human nature full as well,as we.of this
late 'generation do. What is -required
of'the wife is that she shall love 'her
husband supremely, which gannet bp_
done unless she respects and puts her
entire confidence in him. So far: as
other men are concerned, she mtist
hold him surpremly above thorn in her
mind." 'The.preacher then considered
,
the various minor duties of the wife
towards her husband. He touched
upon the too common practice of ma
king'
,c . onfidants of some particular
kends, when thehusband alone should
be her confidant. There is also a ten
dency in the household after mat riago
to neglect to keep up - those evidences
of affection which first drew husband
and wife together•. Greater dilligence
is necessary to keep their love warm
when they have,entered.upon , the re
alities of life' than when they lived ' in
dreams of courtship.and happiness.—
Among the things'to be preserved from
first to last is that mbdesty, 'grace and'
purity whiCh first won the husband.—'
Then, there are all the perSonal at:-
tractions to bo continued. Nothing is
more coveted by a high'toned Mari
than a charming wife—ono who con
verses with him intelligently, and rtp-
Pear to advantage in society; one who
always looks beautiful in her happy
face, and attractive in person; one
who is not slovenly; who keeps the
home neat and cheerful; who is full pf
delicate attentions, and is absorbed in
her husband's and her family's inter
ests. All these charnis can be main•
twined by the wife through life by a
little attention every day to what she
knows will please her husband.—New
York Commercial Advertiser.
GENERAL WOOL'S ESTATP. —The eve
ning before the veteran Geneaal was
strikon down With the illness that
clOsed his eventful career, be made
a most interesting—statement to the
editor of the Troy TR! g , which - eon:
veys a practical lesson, and shows
how easy it is to become rich after ob
taining the first dollar if ono is pru•
dent and economical.
,"I never made
but $20,000 in , my lye,!", said the Gen
eral emphatically, "but I always kept
that at good interest!" On our expres.
sing surprise, he went on to explain.
It seems that at the close of the war
1812, the General found himself terri.
bly wounded, but about even with the
world in a pecuniary point of view.
Shortly afterwards the Government
sent him to the far South and West
on a special...mission connected with
military affairs, and for five years ho
travelled over mountains, and through
the almost trackless wilderness, and
accomplished his difficult mission, as
be always did, to the entire sat;sfae.
tion,of tho GoVernment. Ho bad not
drawn a dollar from the Treasury, ex
eept•for actual expenses, and at the
end of the five years the Government
owed lifm — s2o,ooo; - which was then
paid. Here, tlie': nucleus of his
'large fortune. General ,Wool was
then about 35 years of ago. He died
at about the age of 88. Now let the
reader take this s2o,ooo,'which,at coin•
pound interest, will nearly double
every ton years, and in 'the fifty years
intervening between tho time of its re
ceipt and the General's death, he will
find that it will amount to just about
the General's estate, to wit, $640,000..
giber - mike!. was, one day' fit
ting a'customer with a pair of boots,
when the.buyer observed that he had .
but one objection to them, which was
that,tho soles were a little; too, thick.
"If that is all," r4liea the Maker, "the
objection will gradually wear away."
, •
xte„, A revivalist encountering an Af
rican asked him : "My good man
have; youfound the Lord ?" To whicl
Sambo replied jn a surprised manner
"Golly massa, am de Lord lost?"
4&-When is a n'esi•sp4er tilesharp
,est ? When it is filed.
4, , t7J - IVil at is the. caging, thing for a
negro to do ? Keep dark.
Rte-Mon of feeling—Pick pockets
tZ''Young mon of standing—Loaf
arq
,ipar What's in a name—Four letters
tar . Go to the RED FRONT GROCERY
for,tho best and cheapest Groceries,
Earthenware, Stoneware, Queensware,
Glassware, Cedarware, Willow warn,
etc., etc.
IfiIENTINGDON & BROAD TOP
• - r RAILROAD.
wiNTEit. ARRANGEMENT.
On and after THURSDAY, SEPT. Mtn, 1869, Poison.
gor 'hales will arrive arid &pail as follows
UP TRAINS.
1 :S1 11, I
r. 61. I A.. 1. I
Ls 5 6511.8 401
602 • 46
6 17 00
6 24 07
690 22
0 60 38
703., 46
7 18 1 01
724 1 05 1
on 741 10 20 1
10 43
10 62
11 10
1129
11 45
ar 11 62
ITE2IIO
ME=
Ltuntingdon,.
Long Siding
MeConnelletown,
Pleasan t Urove,.:
Marklosburg,
Cotbsa Run,........
Rough & Ready,.
Cove,
Fishers Summit
Sexton, .....
Riddle burg.
[lope ell, ...
Run,...
ITateeville ,
'Stoutly ltuu,..
! Mount Da
OUP'S RUN BRAN
1 1 Saxton ,
SIII
us 7 60iix 10 30
8 051 10 45 Coaboont
8 10, 10 60 Crawford,
9.011.1 11 00 Dudley,
I Broad Top City, ll
Iluntindon Sop :2, '68. JOAN'
pENNSYLVANIA Rt IL ROAD.
TIME OF LEAVING) OF TRAINS
TVINTER ARRANGEMENT.
WESTWARD. EASTWARD
y
c 42 1.r: 1 r. 12
_ t ,p 4 ,„. SIATIONb. 1. !
° :
P..M.1 4.11.1 A.M.' A. V. a. 01.1 P.M. 4. M
4 541 111 49 N.llamilton, 5179 48
5 02 111 58 5 54 Mt. Union,— s'lo 9 40
512 —ll2 06 3lapleton, 5029 30
5 23 12 16 6 10 Mill Cr00k,... 4-52 9 21
5 40 -7 37,12 32 6 26 Huntingdon, 8 20; 436 905
5 58 112 19 IPeteraburg,... I 1 18 8 40
0 07 112 581 'Barre; 4 09 S 37
6 15 I OS 6 58 . 9prneeCrool., 4 021 8 30
631 1 24. ißirmlugham, 3 401 816
0 41 8 32 1 34 7 20 Tyrone, 3 41 8 OS
0 52 ' 1 45 Tipton, 3 30 7 58
6 59 1 53 Fostoria 3 25 7 53
Ii
705 2 00, 742 Bell's Fostoria,
' 3 20 7 47
7 25 8 55 2 201 8 00 Altoona,. 7 15 3 00 7 30
P. M.l A. M. P. 55.1 2. M. A. M. P. M. A.ll
Tho Pam& ExPlllB.3 Eastivatd leaven Altoona at 9 05 P
N. and funk,' at Huntingdon at 10 21 P. at.
Tho FAST LINE Canaan' i12.V1V4 Altoona at 12 35
A. St., nod u- ',SI. .
rrives at'llantlngdoo at 1 45 A.
NN , LTI EXPRESY EIISIWAI a leaves
wd arri‘es at Huntingdon at 7 04
EXPItrrS Eastnard, loaves Annan,
SEE at Huntingdan at 11 14 A. IS
r 1 ESPRFSS E. stn•ord leaves Ilan
art ivo. at Altoona 410 k M
111 e CINCI
4a I'. Jon
howl neRN
au I ant.
CINCINNAT
3 3 , A v. and
:T LINN Westunrd, leaves Hu
• mlutrivga at Altoona at 8 SZI P.
lbe FAY
7 d 3 P., 31.
READING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
MONDAY, NOW:SIDEA 22, 1869.
GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE
North and North-West for PHILADELPHIA, NEW
Vona, RIADINO, POTTSVILI 2, TASI NITA, ASHLAND, SHAMOKIN
LEBANON, ALLENTOWN, Basin; EPIINATA, Line, LANCAS.
TER, C01.17)1111A,/m, &C.
Trains leave , Harrisburg for None Yolk, as follows:"
At 2 30, 5 35 and 8,10 A. at., and at 12 21), noon, 2,65, 11
p. m., connecting with similar It alas oil the Pennsylvania
11.11, and arriving at New York at 10,15, a. tn., and 12,05,
noon, 3.05.033 and 100.000 p. m , and 6.00"0. on., respect-
Ivoly. Sleeping cars accompany the 2.36 tint 5,35 a. nt ,
and 12,20 noon trains without change.
Ltave. Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua,
Nlinersville, Ashland, Shamokin, Pine Grove, Allentown,
and Philadelphia at 810 A. 31., and 2 50 and 4 10 P. 51.,
the 2.55 !topping at Lebanon only; the 1 10 I'. 31., train
making connections for Philadelphia Pottsville, Colum
bia and all intermediate stations between said points on
ly. Rot Pottsville, Sell nykill Haven and Atibutn, via
Schuylkill and Susqnehauna R. It learn Ilaritsbarg at
3 40 P 31.
Returning, leave NTAV-YORK at 9 A. M., 72.00 noon, and
5.00 and 8.00 P. x. , Phioo.lolollin at 8.15 A. St.. dnd 3.:30 P
; Sleeping ears accompany the 9.00 n m and 5.00 and
8.00 p m trains from New Yolk without change.
Way Passenger train leaves Philadelphat at 7 30, a. M.
connecting with similar train on Beat Penna. Railroad,
returning from Reading at 6.35 p m stopping at all sta
tions.
Learn Potteseillo at 5,40 and 9,00 a no., and 3.05 p. m',
Herndon at 930 am, Shamokin at 6 40 and 10,40 aas
Ashland 7 05 a in, and 12,30 noon, 'Tamaqua at 8 33 n
and 3,20 I'. 51 for Philadephin. and Now York.
Leer., Johns Woo la. Schuylkill and Sutquolianna Rail
road at 8 15 a. tn. for Harrisburg, and 11 30 A. 81, for
Puts (hove, and Tremont.
Reading Accommo. Pahanger Train leaven Pottalille
al 3.40 a m, pa.ises Reading at i 30 a in. arriving at Phil
adelphia at 10,20 a in, retuning, lease, Philadelphia at
4,4.. P. M. 1'a9a.114 In... Wing at 7,40 p. m., attiring at
Pal Willa at 830 p m.
Pottstown Accommodation Train: Leave, Pottstown
0,25 a. m., taunting leave, Philadelphia at .1,00 p
Columba% Italltoml TI•11111 Iraau Heading at 7 15 A
Si.. and IS 15 P. 31., far I:Ldiratit, LAIL, Lamonter, Col
umbia, Sc.
Poi Limon Railroad trains leave Perkimnen
at 9.00 a m 3.10 and 5,30 p ni returning : leave Schwenkie
vino at 9,10, 8,12 a in, and 12,45 noon, connecting With
■imilnr trains on Reading Railroad.
•
Colebrookilelo railroad Trains leave PoDatown at 8 45
■ tn, and 0,20 ti in, for Mt. Pleaennt, arriving there at
10,20 a. tn. and 7,20 p. m , rotni ning, learn 51t. Plea:lnt
at 7,00 and 11,00 a. m., connecting atilt etmilar trains
on Reading riiiirond.
Cheater Valley railroad Trains leave Bridgeport at R,30
a in, 2,05 and 0,02 p in, returning, leave Downingtown
at 6,30 a m.12.4.5and 5,15 p ni, connecting with trains ou
Reading railroad.
On Sundays, leave New York at 5, S 00 p m, Philadel
phia, It a m and 315 P. AL, the S s at train running only
to Beading; leave Pottsville 6 A. 11., Barri Imrg.s 35 a m,
4 10 and 10, , 0 p m, and Rending 1043, midnight 7 15 a. m
for Harrisburg, and 7,00 a. m , and 12.55 midnight for N.
V. and at 0,40 a.m., and 1.25 p.m. for Philadelphia.
enumuratios, MILEAUE, SateON, Sconce., and Exam/Inm
Timms to and from all points at reduced rates.
Baggnge checked through: 10U pounds !luggage allowed
each Pauweuger.
- - -
•
. , Q, A. NICOLL%
Reading, Nur. 22, 1560. Genera/ Superintendza
BOOKS
AND
STATIONERY
OF ALL KINDS,
WALL PAPER.
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CHEAP,
-41Lwr
Lewis' Book Store,
Huntingdon, Pa.
School Books and Stationary, Bibles, Hymn
Books, Miscellaneous Books of all kinds,
Blank Books, Sunday School Books, 'etc.;
Inks of all kinds, Notions, Perfumery, Pock
et Books Pockot Knives, Musical Instru
ment's, Wall Paper, Window Shades and
Fixtures, etc., etc., etc. [novll.tf.
W. 11. WOODS,
N. MILTON SPOON,
15% B. LE .S,
The Union Bank of Huntingdon
(Into John Bare& C 0.,)
HUNTINGDON, PA,
CAPITAL,
paid up,
Solicit accounts from Bunks, Bankers and othei.s.
liberal Interest allowed on time Deposits. .All kinds f
Securities, bought and sold for the usual commission.—
Collections tondo on all points. Drafts on all , parts 'of
Europa supplied at the usual sates.
Demons depoaifing Gold and Silver will receive the
In mine Tarn n with Interest. Tee partners am indifid'
sally liable to the extent of their whoie property for all
Deposits.
The unfinished business of tho late drift of John Dare k
Co. will be completed hy,Theynion 13,fnk of If nutingd3S
y2l,lB6oitf C. O. NORTil;Cashier.
ENVELOPES-
By tVo box, pock, or logs quantity, for solo at
LE IVIS' BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
FOR. THE "
A superior article of Note' Paper and Enielype
et I Icfor confidential correspondence, for into at
' WM' ROOK d , KZAT10.P . ..8 . 1
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•
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aut.t. asiso I
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HUNTINGDON, PA.,
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it 8 29
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GLASS, STOVES,
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HAY FOALS,
Scythes, Snaths, Grain Cradles, Sad
(Eery and Carriage G6ods, Hubs
and Spokes.
NAILS AND IRON
Altoonaat
P 31,
LOCKS, HINGES, 'SCREWS,
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ntingdoa at
ntingdon at
NI.
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We are receiving goods almost ovary day
from manufacturers, and in view of late
DECLINE IN PRICES,
and our experience in selecting best brands
and reliable qualities of goods, purchasers
will find it to their advanittge to examine our
stock
THE NEW PATENT
ECLIPS7 COO 3 STOVE,
which throws all others in the shude, is at
increasing in popularity, and pleases so we
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Jno 13, 1869-tf.
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prices to mit the times. Otir stock comprises all articles
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KNIVES, FORKS, DESSERT; TEA
AND TABLE SPOONS, SOIS
ORS, RAZORS, M.
BRITTA NIA & SILVER PLATER WARE.
Household, Horticultural and Farm
Implements,
Of the latest and ?rose improved imtteins,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SAM ,
AT XANUFACT ÜBERS' PRIOES.
CARRIAGE & WAGON MAKERS
Wlll tithl a general eesoriment of matel lei for tholeuse
tonsivting in part of ; ;
Carriage. Trimmings, hubs, Spokes,
Rims, Axles, Springs, Nut's, Rolts,
Waskers,.galleable Irons, Pa
tent and enaMelled4eallter,
11 7 hips, Tongues, Soc - , •
kets, Shafts, &c: •
Con bo oupplied inith
ANVILS, BELLOWS, VICES,
S LEDGES,,, HAMMERS,
HORSE AN) MULE SHOES,
Horse Nails, and all kinds of Iron& Steel
CARPENTERS
Will find in our establishment a superior stock of
PLANES,
SAWS,
AUGERS,
HATCHETS,
HAMMERS,
ElleES%- •
CHISELS,
HINGES, •:
- SCREWS,
LOCKS,
PULLIMW
SASH-COEDS, &C., &C.
MINING AND MINERS' GOODS.
NAILS 'and SPIKES, of all varieties
BLASTING POWDER, FUSE,
uOAi PICKS AND SHOVELS:
3Petrixx.oex•,le;
Can he areemmod.tted with everything in their line fro
a Grain Separator to a WhVi-fltollo.
' 33011.11Clber.el
Are especially invited to c4l and exainlnO our stock of
BUILDING HARDWARE
and compare our rico!, with otliors.
Agricultural Implement,
Comprising the temous Russell
Reaper, Mower, and Dropper, combined
RundelN First Premiumi IIORSI•' PITCHFORK,
Rakes,
Soythat,
Hue,,,
III%) Forks,
Trace mut IlAltor,Chaine,
Dr, wt
' Cow Vol, '
Among the specialties of our abuse, we deeire to cid
attehtlOc , i to the celebrated • • • • •'
0111.0 'PUMP,
The exclusive right to Bellwhleh it vetted le et. Seed fel
actreular And get partictilma of eftine, And Bettie)
yourenlf °fits enperlor
SCALES.
Scales of all sizes and doecriptlons, including
Tea and Counter Scales,
Platform Scales,
' 'Grocers' and bruggists' Scales,
Rolling Jlill,,A;hegl/arrow, • .York, Port.,
, able, _Hopper, Miners and Trans--
• portation, Hay, Cattle and
• Cohl'Scales,
FURNISIIE p 4T HI.A pfACT:UREAS'
CAM PRIG: S.
The hirgest and best assortment of
GLASS, PAINTS, OIL & POT
Ever °tiered in this Once.,
A GREAT VARIETY OF
COOK & PARLOR STOVES.
ALL SIZES OP
NA ILS AND BRADS,
By the keg i'et•y low 1
Beet NOrway bar en iron.
s e rif.EL, .of: . ;,1!,11 sizes au descriptions
WAGON:BOXES,' ,
'sr,fliNdK
IRON.AND , RRASS WIRE.
Lardi , tubricaling and Coal Oil;
11' , i7llll , 0.1
By the ballot or gellort,, et 'yory 161 r (Swami, „
- At- A °Weis roispeotiully sollolte(t, * feelitig cOnti: ' ••
!Aleut •thst, ens goods and prkes aill notlfoll to.
PRaftk7 4 t l o. •• • •-• •• • „ ' .•• 1 I ! • .•!•,)
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TON Si'MAOUIRE
Ilunittgdon, 314 7, 1867.
VijitaVelpijia *bertistmtuts.
• : ,A WORD 20 .
-CONSUMPTIVES. -
llelnk a short and practical treatise on the nature, cane
es, and symptoms of Puhnoriary Con,vouption, Bronebitir
and Asthma; and their prerention; treatmcat, and'cure
by Inhalation. Sent by •mail' free. Addiess.Q. , VAN
I.II7IDIELL, ROO Want Fourteenth St., N. 11y1cry
11. o.lteux.
GEO: W. N 11.19.
mt.encocivi gib 3X-03Liallift,
IMPORTERS AND WHOL MALE DEALERS IN
,China, Glass & Queensvirare,
433 MARKET ST., NORTE SIDE,
, BELOW FIFTH STREET, •
PIIILADELPITIA,. PA
June E 0,1,50
AXD
SELLERS BROTHERS;
, 623 llafket St. , Philadelphia.
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ISAAC:. K. STAUFFER,n,
WAT(I.4ES and J.ETV-04Y,..'
No. 141 HUHU 2d:Street, comer of Iluariy,'"•
PHILADELPHIA.
An assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silvor and Plated
Ware constantly on band.
grirltepluring of. Watches and Jewelry promptly at
tended to.• Aug. 11-ly •'
TT: SCOTT & CO., '
u •
SCOTT, BARRETT & CO.,
I3IPOSITERS AND JOBBERS IN
Watches, 'Jewelry, Clocks,
SILVEE GOODS & PLATED WAE.E,
SPECTACLES, CUTLERY, FAEICY GOODS,
Watch Tools, Blaterials,. Glasses, ,&c,
Xrid-Orders ndareamd to Nom York or l'itpburr,h
roceiro prompt and can fat dttidion. . oct.ri-Jui
SPECIAL A.N.NO L'l1 7 0EATE11',
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L.E . CALDWELIL &CO::
JEWELERS;'
902 011ESTNUT STREET,
Have rebuilt, enlarged and remodeled their establish
ment, destroyed by fire in Januarylast and• hnim opened
the same for business.
With- an Entite:new Stoek
lilaimfactund ad Inoftod Goods
Superior to any they have heretofore of-
Tiler most cortLally Motto oil to vislt nokiweet
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JAS. E. CALDWELL & CO
Etpt. 29. •
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
John Fareira
18 kroh Street,
Fancy "Furs,
ir LADIES' and CI
MEN'S WKAII.
Having enlarged, re.
inside I and i ut pr or ed
ny old and faun rah I y
flown fur, emporium
and liming impel ted a very large ris.ortment of all tba
ment of all the ii.fferent kinds of ruts from first hands,
in Europe. and have lent thou, instdo tip 1,3 the moat rdrill
ful workmen, I would respectfirdy invite toy 11 lends of
Huntingdon and 'dine, at counties, to call and examine
my very lingo and beautiful assortment of Fancy Furs,
for !Allies and Children. lam determinant to tell at an
low prices us any other respertable house in the city. All
Furs Wart noted. No misrepresentations to Nreet rates.
JOHN PAIIKIIIA,
718 ARCII Street, Abele 7th, South aide,
PH 11,ADR1.1.11A. ,
IMIEM
"For BituminOus or Anthracite Coal."
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
N. W. 'dORNER.I3Tu AND FILBERT STS
WROUGHT-IRON,
GAS-CONSUMING , KEIT E R
PATENT DUST SUItEEN,
Carr,: Combs, •
bxr n ds, ki3.,4,e:,
GRATR !JAR RESTS, nnd
WROUG EIT-IRWL RADIATOR
These 'Teeters aro made of heavy Wroitghkitan, %veil
iitMted together, the onlieure pr - Oventi9t!,opinet the
esaape,ofc neor,Dnet. They; aro ectaity managed, yithciut,
any dampere. Tim Patent Radiator ti , Voida the UFO dad
annoiancre drums, dud peromnentey niteched"td'
the If ' Tl,l te'the Mat' ablCaleipfe l , ocoilonit:
cal, and poplar llenttng Apparatus ertir'calo i ,tor dale '
They' aro all gmirantred.• ' ' ' •
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COOKING :RANGES. far hotels and families,
PORTABLE -
• LATROBE HEATERS,
LOW DOWN, GRATES, SATE MANTELS,
REGISTERS AND VENTILATORS.
We aro also inanufnetuilng a
NEW FIAT-TOP HEATING RANGE
for our Illintinted:in4ltlet.•• Ap2l4
fe 6, la
ELECTRIC • • • t
‘I3OOT
Makes a Lasting Bkine.•' ,;,.
u twee who black their boots on
il atnrday Hight,Witb
ordinary blacking. don't is 4li:bas In shins on Sunday, as
the polish boo. off; - Wit :the sltitte.of
11.0,3%8114,6, 331,11:In:KING
... I IT 41.EAT§ 4ptIY t OTLI4OILApISIbip,IIADkI. •
Afanidaefiiretkonly•bY J. B..IIOIILLINS;at blifrnmonici
Soap,And Blacking • Work% , 515th ;Stew:l,llo tlerman
toWn AienisiCTlttladelPilla;
by ttlataiey'',4 CO., intjoliilng Rnolc Store;
Iluntrlpaon,-Pa, ; u0e1b,;.% • .
UT.ANTED," ' ':". •
y y 70 , 000 bitsliois bf Wheat, Ity,Woati , , add 'tali);
Ett,thellthitingdoti steam Mill. s ' t1:1!
' •j.' JOBE:PU.IA CA1.1)103.
kitlnthiglicht, 1:4186D: if
..5,1301;77301S
XIANOMACIBUItBD BY
20.11 MAIDEN, LANE,
NEW YORK
NO. 31 FINTII AVENUE,
PITTSBURG-A PA.
fered to the Public'
11.1.110,0 f the Dlook,
h nod Sib St.. 'moth aide'
1111.1.AILE6PAL
- oportor, Alounfoottiror
nl (Innkr in Al kintlt
natty of
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PIiILADELPHIA,PA,
Solo 'lnnufncturers of tbo COlo'brotell
GET THE BEST
E A)) 1r R:CYOF
,
, 'Suitable fot ,
Dwellings, Barns, Churches
.yap tot ies, &e, and for all climates; equally adapted to
lint or steep roofs, and can bo applied by any ordinary
THE READY ROOFING
Ts more durable than tin, and does not cost one-bairn
much. It is cheaper than °Mimics, far more durable,
and fire-proof. - It is made of the heaviest fabricover used
'for the purpose, and is put up In rolls ready for shipmeut
*to aup part of the world. Send for circular and samplss
(sent free.)
We also manufacture
GRANITE- • -CEMENT
.•
- For repairing all kinds of leaky roofs, chimneys, sky
ligh le, &c. This Roofini Conient forrmia permanent ad.
hesive coating over the whole,Bgrticebf all roofs, whelk.
er tin, ehingio or compooltion, completely closing up
!Behove, and being,composod largely of ground granite• ,
wheel, Bets and hardens, and Boon becomes un artificial''
Elate or Stone, covering„.
ROOF - PNT,
For culling Tin and nil kinds of metal and composition
roofs. It will not run. crock, or'peal off, but form spa , :
moonlit and perfect protection 'wherever placed. It to
furnished at half the cost, and possesses twice the dim=
'Unity of the common oil paints used for such purposes.
County rights formate. • „.
For Menhirs and all partioularo i Addrrsa
READY ROO.F.LAGC,OIM.PANT;
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SI MAIDEN LANE, N. Y.
MEI
UNITED STATES
Authorized WAR CLAIR' AGENCY
lIUNTI,NGDON;,PA:,.• :- •
,SOLDIERS' HEIRS; ATTENTION
Tho act of Congress apprtived Marcit 2, 1867, gives
Hein( of Soldiers t‘lio , died prisoners ofwar, • ••
—.t COMMUTATION FOlt ItATIONS,
for the Limo tho soldier was tto held a prisoner, pt the
rate of twenty-fire cents per day, to be paid In the Colton , :;
log order: let. To the widow, if unmarried ; 2d.. To. thla
children • 3d. To the parent., to both jointly they esto;
ieeither is dead, to the survivor; 4th_ To.tioviastr.
theta and sisters.
The act of February 20, up, provites for the refund
ing, of tife . ,3300 CotruntliationlilloueY, llnveitor
son was again drafted, and was requited to Enter the ser
vice or furnish a substitute. • • ";!, .ftt••••:
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.,
Tho ndof Pio; ' l‘;r tito
payment of the 156'•
k • ,‘' • e .
$lOO ADDITIONAL BOUNTY
to such boldlotb . a4 ht,ve, If , tst:tholr Eliscbar
gee
All persona baring any claims under any of the above
mentioned Act., or any other kind, of 'claim against tae
United States or State Governments, can hare thorn
promptly collected; by addressing the uttlerslgiod..
formation nod odvico cheerfully given to Soldier. or 'thole.
friontle t fi co of charge.
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~ • W. H. WOODS, ,;
' Authorized A rmy cOid,Nacy Wanetaim Agent,
n0ty9,21847 co., Pi; •
3EXTJW9LaiItaTC*3O+4:JZZ'
MARBLE YARD,
L.M. GREEN & F, 0; BE&VER
Treeing e,nteiell into partnership, Int mu the public butt
they ate prep:tied to execs to 01l styles of
Plain and ornathental Marble Works
Poch as MONU3IENTS. HEADSTONES, also Building.
Work. at ive low prices as ally slap to tlort ottuts
Oi dent bum a de,tonee promptly attended to.
Shop on 31IFFEAN at rent, a few doors oast of the Mt
tlieran church,: , • . - , mth6,1607
'BARGAINS.
T hove Berri ti4pter:ted by the owncrit of the fitllowing
Scottok Machines to dispose of them if possible at the •
prices untlexcd,as they tide to procure Singer machines
in their piece:
One Grocer & Itatter , Mschine, loop stitch, in f =
ning order, costSpo, will,teke pa; one Elorence, machine
with tuckee& c, cost op; wilt take (good at der), Pk
one tt rover & Baker machine, loop stitch; with bog, • east
$65, w ill tske $45; , one Wilcox & Cliche, amt so,•• • •,114
take S p ; .11110 n vet. & Baker machine, good runnier,.
order, cost $55, will take ¢so; one Parker 31achine,..with
corerot ell finished, cost $0,1; will take 135:. rano Ludt'
()curer & Baker Machine. natter been usod,ost with tuck
et. curd liemmeeti& s7O. .
litters for info runtion and eiders , fbr ihti•cofsbiatee
:inger•Meciaine to be addressed to,;,
.0 1 , ;
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July 28-If . J. U. Illallt,lliattugdurt re.
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SEWING-MACHINE - 6,A
POE SALE CHEAP
,
Ow lug to the demand for oar Machines we have decided,
to tot, all hinds of Machines In exchange (or the ORG.'
11111
We will also exchange new machine; for old Grover, , kr
Bolter that nro worn out of out of repair, ott reasonable
terms, •
We hero fur solo tho following Machines which we'
hove token in ex, halve for [be!)rover ek Baker:
1 ring. Machine, cost $O, will take slls'
1 Talker do " 46, • - '• 5B
1 Finger do -, " 80, • , 50
1 Wilcox & Gibbs do "
I Singer do ' - 00 , .
1 Pinker do'. ".. 60,
All orthl s fur the nbovo;andfOr the celebrated GROPER
A HAKIM Machines. addresa ' ' " '
' GREFISE'& BROTHER,: • •
sal.eiatcr's B u ilding, Huntingdon, PA,
r 1 71 3. !
JOB PRINTING OPPICE.
iiC ''"GLOBE JOB.• OFFICE''.,
' the moot complete of any in' the country, and poi.
Ames the moat amplo facilitico for promptly executing In
the bat style,. every 'Variety of Job Printing, mich as • '
HAND BILLS, _
cmcuLAns,
BILL HEADS,
BALL TIOKBT, , ,
3ARDS,
PROGRAMILES;
- BLANKS •'• '
LABELS, &C., ,&C.;...ta
' CALL AND EXAMINE aPECIAIEN3 OF WORE;
LIMB' BOWS STATIONERY MUSIC STORM.
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RLANKS 1 BLAb
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MSTADLITS SALES, ' AT , TACII' EXECUTICNS,
ArfACUAIENTS, it. 1.1, - EXECUTIONS, .1. ' . .
SUMMONS, I , • '-ft, D.F.EDS, ~,,t% t
SUDPGINAS, -' • ''' MORTGAGES,`. ' '
SCHOOL ORDERS,;, ,' ' "JUDGMENT NOTES. •- - ,
LEASES VCR HOUSES, , NATURALIZATION DSS,.COMMON BONDS,- , JUDGMENT Bezius„ ,„
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WARRANTS,'"" '• ' '' '' FEE ILLS,
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'NOTES. uitct Fhydier d th'e $3OO ifa.' ' '.'' ' - ' •
JUDGMENT NOTES.Avith h w'airdr of the $3OO Lear:.
ARTICLESOF AGREEMENT, with Teachers. ' ', .
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES, for Justices of the Pesoi,,r
end Minister ' s of the Gospel. '-" • - ' - "''"' ' "' • '
COMPLAINT, WARRANT, and COMMITMENT, ill geom.,
of Assault nod 11.Gter3-, and Affray.. . -.I . .• ,! t 't
SOMME TACIAS , to recover amoun of Judgutent. ' '
' COLLECTORS'•II ECEIPTS, for Stute; County, , Schitith.l.
Borough and Township Taxes. 1 - .„ - ; -., , .. r? .
Printed ou superior • paper, and for colao at tho Ofiloi'o, ,
thit'IIiiNTINGDQN. GLOBE. , ' '- -,, -,
BLANKS, of every description, printed to order, neativ
at short notice, Imd ,t3n,6uudyttiter,,,„ .„, t_. .„. .•
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SPFCTAGL
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hind,,,
AT LEJI 7 IB' :BOOK STORL**'.•r•.:
plum:lE: TO :BUILD. • _
JJ Tlm . Commisslonerd 01 Huntingdon County ;viir rel: •
ceivo staled, proposik for rrgq )(nag_ a r biulgo across-
Bliver's Cirek, at or near tho Kest aence of . , Patrick Gat, •
tie thithrin as tile OKI rt , I bridge}, the'
13th day 'of January, 1870, up to 2 o'clock: •
..„;?;
. Plau.snil specifications ean,bo seorvat tile Commission
er';:0111co. ' " ' • "" : '."
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Periods proposing to bulla:ivill como • pro pared to g ito
bail tor,iht , Propocconiplation 'oLtho Work, and enter
into On artipip of ligreoniedt. Ity order of tho Colin - ids,
elinierit:'; .' • . 7 •• • • - `,,,. , • IiENRY.Wi 'plltiLlilt,•• -,—..
Doc, 22,1869.-34. : 1 . . i. •• - ...f •, ; ti; .••• ~ i .•' • ~Clork.-
COUNTRY , 'DENIAIiIRS-•Van
• buy °LULLING Itont.me In Iluntairlotist
yYtP,I4AGALE4n cheap actloy:cork in the
ntii.e . . , nw,oleanle,st9rit I:'4llngelphi. •
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