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HUNTINGDON, PA.
Wednesday taming, Feb. 2, 1870
LOCAL & PERSONAL.
Meetings
-• .
.111f..Vorfich 1.019 e, No. 300. A. Y. AL, meets second
Monday eveningoi each month, in Brown's building.
• Standing Stone /J. R. A. adaptor ' No. 201, °trete this
tint Tuesday evening of each month, in Brown's building.
Juniata Lodge, N0.1r,1 O. O. F meets every Friday
livening, third floor, In Leister's building.
Mount Her amp of I, 0. 0. F., meet. every second
End fourth Tuesdays, in [mister's building , third floor.
Standing Stone Lodge, No. Bt. 1. 0. G. 21, meets every
Tuesday evening in third floor ot'lteadls building.
Arrapahoe Tribe, No. 68, 1. 0. of R. AL, meets every
Thursday evening, third floor, 'holster's building.
Young Nen': Viriatian Association meets the first and
third Monday evenings each month, in fitnith'is building.
I'ott 33, G. A. R., meets Third Monday or each month
ftr Canat
Town Guinea meals t h e first rriday evening of each
month.
ifuntinod4n Lodge, N 0.1.13, K. of P., meets every Sat
urday seeming, in smith's building.
Iluniinadon Tenpin of Honer, No 71, meets tbolourth
filondav of each month in Good Templars' Ball.
The MAO:semi. Glob musts every Thursday evening, in
'lke Y. 31. C. A. room.
DIMEITZI9
baptist Church—Washington Street. for. J. W. Plan
nett. Services on Sabbath : 10% a. m., ip. m.
Catholle.r- Washington Street. ttev.o. P. Gallaher. Sex.-
cites %et three Stualays In every month.
Svangelical Lutheran—Main Street. Rev. J. J. Kerr.
So:litre on Sabbath : 10% a. m.,7 p. m.
German Reformed--Church Street.' Rev. S. D. Stecklo.
Service on Sabbath: 7. p. m,
lethodist Episcopal—Church Street. nee. it: li.Wilson.
;cervices on Sabbath 101,4 a, m., 7p. in.
Protestant Episcopal—hill street. -Itev. A. 11. Bo3le t
Sem ices on Sabbktit: 10 1 A a. m., ri?"6 p. m.
Presbyterian—hill Street. Rev. 0. W. Zahhiser. Ser
a ices on Sabbath: 11 a. m , 7 p.m.
On the Wing.
Lucy Stone likens boys to vinegar—
)the more "mother" in them the sharp
er they are.
Johnstown has a co-operative Libra-
Association. The members pay $3
annually
Bloody Run has a cat, twelve, pounds
in weight, which caught ten mice at
one snap,. ,
Religious revivals. are in progress
in nearly all of the towns, in adjoining
•countie.. '
Itubini is again on his travels and
has swindled the editor of the Idoun
tain•City Times, So it rubbeth.
Jordan. junior editor of the -Bedford
Inquir6*, has taken unto himself a wife.
We hope he Will • find that, Jordan a
smooth road to travel.
The juveniles have got ahead of the
season and the cry of "fen dubs,"
"knuckles," and other marble-game
parlance.ean he heard on our streets.
Bellefcinto spent three thousand dol
lars for":a . "W3,-coff pavement," and
more money is wanted Co clear it ;of
dirt and 'rubbieh.
The husiness men of Johnstown are
going into advertising with. a rush,
and per consequence, splendid stores
and elegant mansions are going u r .
We have on hand a number of cop
les of the trial of Bohuer and Borden
bourg:, which we will dispose of at five
-cents a,copy in wrappers. -
Courting is an irregularactive trans
itive verb,. indieative mood, preient
tense, third person. singular number.
:and agrees with all-the girls—don't it?
The other 'day a man was found
mounted on a ladder with his lips
pressed to 'the telegraph wires. lie
seas kissing his Wirt) in Albany "by
telegraph." -
A- candidate, for the State Senate
was - a kind of poetical the other day—
hear him :
hundred miles or more I traveled before, •
%But-Such a dere us Red Front Grocery 1 clover saw."
A:young man told us one evening
last week that as ho came in our back
door his hand accidentally fell into an
apple barrel and one of the best stuck
to his fingers; 'Just so!
HosSer,;who stole Di. Shade's hor
ses, and':brdire ijail during the Fair,
was arrested in Lancaster last week.
and :is now safely secured in our jail
foi: OW. •' " " •
The editor ofthe Bloody Run Press
is_sick-•abed, and wants his paying
subscribers to remember him in their
prayers—delinquents orisons he thinks
are of little avail.
'A• woman, dead drunk, with her
arm broken . and in a sling, was found
on the streets of Johnstown recently.
To what deep dregs of degradation is
that borough coming to?
Lewistown is to have a musical con
vention for the purpose of improve
trnent in vocal sacred music, to com•
anence on Tuesday, Feb. Ist, and to
-continue four days.
Ebensburg and Hollidaysburg both
•claim to have the champion• checker
player; in their respective villages.—
We put in our claims for an A No. 1
player, who, we think, would have no
.objections to trying either of them.
A little &noir happening to see a
'piece of ice being carried by another
tbiay, on a street of our town last week
- asked him where ho got it. Even the
boys seem to think winter has gone
back on them..
Horace Greeley lectured to the lar
gest audience ever assembled in Belle
foute to hear a lecture. That :night
have been expected, however,as he has
"puffed" for three months, more or
less.
A. Western paper publishes the fol
lowing word of caution: "The young
people who-_ were• seen feeding each
other dove-lashipn, over a gate post,
thik4,ber eypmng, had better be a lit
in!:Fepautious in the future."
If paisons would pay their debts as
soup as they get the money in their
pockets, there would be less,complain
ing about hard times. It appears that
those who are the deepest in debt
make the most pretenses of need, and
buy the most that they don't need.
A: meeting of the owners and cap
tains of boats running on the Penna.
canal, was held at the Juniata Jiotel,
in this place, recently, the object of
which was to secure a remission of the
pastern duties now levied on such boats
e. run into tide .water.
There is a child in this place, only
OvO years old, that imagines be has a
girl for a playmate, a watch, and his
hoetcbt full of chestnuts, and amuses
imself for hours with his images. Ile
is a very smart lad, and if hp lives
will some day make his mark in the
An editor thus pleasantly chroni
ples a little domestic episode : "In
this,towe, October 11, a female candi
(Tate for Mrs. Winslevils Soothing ,Syr
pp to James Harding, editor pf this
paper. Tonnage, ten pounds.
-littleincrdent suggests a carta44llWi:
What is pho difference between.edito 7
, rjal and matrimonial experience 7 In
the former the devil cries for 'copy.'
In the latter.the 'copy' cries-like the
00,1".
The Foundling Mystery.
Columbia to Huntingdon, Greeting !
A few weeks ago we published an
account of a foundling having been
left in possession of Dr. E. T. and Nan
nie Greene of this place, on Saturday
evening, the 15th ult : The Columbia
Herald - of last week,-throws the fol
lowing light on the -subject, and to a
great W,ent soivos :thc mystery. It
now ieMains_to do dischvered who the
woman was that brought the, Child
here :
From an event which recently transpired
in our town, we think we can throw some
light upon the origin of that baby, and give
a clue at least, as to -
"Who wns bar father?
Who was her mother!"
Some time in November last, a well-dress
ed individual, bearing the external semblance
of a gentleman, came to Columbia in compa
ny with a young woman from ritirjurbusg.
He made inquiries for a boar,pog:r4sAild
was directed to the resideneeef a fliikbly re
spectable gentleman named:C=--'et the cor
ner of Second and Locust streets in this place.
There he succeeded in obtaining board and
lodging for the lady with him, whom he in
troduced as his wife—Mrs'. Wilson. She
was a small, delicate, and quite intellectual
looking person, seemingly about sixteen or
seventeen years of age. Mr. Wiltatn, de he.
called himself, made proper arranges rts
for the comfort of the lady, procuring a • tZtove
for her room and other nessaries, bcfoia leav
ing fur Iforrisburg. In answer to the ques
tion "why he did not obtain boarding there,"
he replied, "Oh, I wanted her away from the
atmosphere of the capitol."
In the course of a few weeks (in December)
the lady became a mother, a nurse was pro
vided by our sweet-scented Benedict, and
things generally went on swimmingly. Mr.
Wilson was in oestacies of delight; Mr. Wil
son cooed forth his felicity over the hymenial
nest like a turtle dove of the most amiable
kind, and declared, "pan honer," that he had
never seen so tine a baby—no, never! Of
course he played the happy father to perfec
tion, and led .everybody to believe - that he
was the very pink, not to say carnation of
good hubbies 1 In all his intercourse with
the inmates of the house, he spoke of the lady
as his wife—hid dear Mrs. Wilson, eta., etc.
Subsequently, his visits, which had here
tofore been quite regular, began to grow more
unfrequent, and Mrs. Wilson to show signs
of anxiety and care. From this, and other
circumstances, Mrs. C—, the. landlady,
was led to suspect that there was an immense
cat in this harmless looking meal tub, and
she set about the work of uncovering the
mystery.
She instituted inquiries, and learned, to
her great astonishment and indignation, that
Mr. Wilson was indeed not Mr. Wilson, and
Mrs. Wilson, a quite different individual.—
In short, Mr. Wilson proved to be a certain
empl yed in the Department at
Harrisburg, and his victim, a child in years,
a Miss of the'samo -city. Of course
the proprietress of the house made out a clea
rance for the party, and, the "hubby" ab
sconding, the lady was forced todeave with
het baby.. This she did on Friday, the 14th
inst., leaving Columbia in the evening train
fur Harrisburg. At Middletown she was met
by Mr. Wilson, who conveyed her to Harris
burg from that point.
It is a noticeable fact, that previously to
leaving Columbia she bought a now willow
basket, which, when she - left, she carried
with her, entirely empty. This is, as
we have said, an employee of the De
partment, at Ilarrisburg. having a wife, and
we believe, a family living in Dauphin Co.
We should like to see the authorities of D. u•
phin county take this matter in hand, and
bring these offenders against all laws—hu
man and divine—to an account.
"We Want to Seeo'
A business house in Harrisburg has
a large card hanging outside the
store door with "We Want to See" in
large letters at the top of it, and then
follows the names of dishonest custo
mers who strayed away after they
had run a bill on promise to pay. The
idea is a good one, as every person
passing by will want to know who is
honest and who is dishonest, and the
news will most likely reach the ears of
those molt interested and save the mer
chant the trouble of placing bills in
the hands of proper officers for collec-
lion. We think all the merchants and
shop keepers in Huntingdon, should
adopt the Harrisburg merchant's idea
and keep cards out during Sundays so
that the good churchgoing people will
not be deceived by hypocrites—dis
honesty arid religion wont mix.
Choice Selections
Mrs Anna T. Randall, so favorably
known in this community as a 'reader,
has compiled with great care_ a' large
number of choice selections from the
poets and prose writers,', which sho
has had printed in book 'form, and
now offers it to the public. The book
is entitled "Reading and Election,"
and its prominent features aro princi
ples, p o lar°, Methods of Teaching,
bselections in which forty nino Ameri
can and thirty seven En g lish authors
are represented, of whom short but
comprehensive sketches are given.—
The book should be in every family
and would bo found to be of great sor
tie° in tho school room.
ROBBERY.—On Saturday last, while
Mr. Geo. W. Warfel was busily engag
ed about, his store at the express of
fice, ho removed his coat, containing a
pocket-book with about $50.00 in
money„ ana a cheek for $05.00 in it,
which was taken from the coat by
some one who was evidently aware of
tfie manner in which Mr. Warfel car
ried his looney. The pot ket,book was
returned on Wednesday, the thief hav
ing placed it-behind the door of his
store, minus the $50.00 in greenbacks,
but with the check and other papers
untouched.—Philipsburg Journal.
Summers & Reilly of this place
continue to manufacture the celebra
ted Castanet' Liniment for Rheuma
tism and Neurtilgie, and Root Candy,
for Cough, Cold and Pulmonary 4iTen
tions. These remedies aro getting ip•
to universal practice, upoa their Iner:
its, end we would advise every body
afflicted with gold or Rheumatism in
this coquettish weather ? , to try the
above.
Alnlatiftes for 1870 • foir sale at
Pawiti' Book . 14t ! ott. CierniEw.
4 , 7 EDsliiiht • •
Sales and-Salells.
The season for 'public 'Rules Of par
sonai.proPerty is now'coming on. To
those of our readers in Huntingdon
county who intend having os„ wo
would day—do not foil to advertise
thorn in the Globe. It the ve6; best
way of making the sillo generally
known with the - least cost, or 'trouble.
The globe -9irckulates .in „creiy. town
ship, lrur - Qugli village :or fidtrilet ,
the Ninety; and a..rfotice of a,snle: in :
its ooluMnS is of more inilue than the
printing of five ihotisand handbills. It
goes to the imuses'of peVple . and just:
hits those most likely to be buyers. '
We aro prepared to print bills for
vendues; at short notice,as heretofore.
Our handbills are beautifully .illustra•
ted with cuts, rendering them much
more attractive, without costing any
more - in price. Vendue'advertisernents .
can bo forwarded by mail, and they
will be inserted in the Globe, or hand
bills printed and forwarded to the
parties ordering, without the necessity
of their visiting lluntingdon for that
purpose Address
LEWIS & LINDSAY,
Huntingdon,, Pa
The Season
The oldest inhabitant is puzzled to
call to his recollection a season similar
to the present. Memory fails in cases
Of this kind. Each ono may call to
mind seasons in some respects like that
which we now have— but in all re
spects none seem to comp up to it. It
is said ofthe winter of 1718 that on
January 15, "the ice on the rivers had
disappeared, and the frost was out of
the ground. That for three weeks be
fore the weather had boon like spring,
and peas, beans, .Cc, had been planted.
But a week had scarcely elapsed before
severe cold weather set in, and the
rivers were filled with ice." Let us
take heart from _this: We have had
thus far an, unusually mild winter—
but before it closes We may have a"spell
of weather" that will set back vegeta
tion, and give us ice as much as we
want.. As we write the sky is clouded,
and the 'leavens forebode a storm of
some kind that may introduce an old
fashioned winter, notwithstanding all
the signs to the contrary.
REMAIIKABLE YEAR.—The year.
IS7O will he a very eventful one
to every maiden who gets married.
Throughout the whole course of the
year, whenever the moon wanes the
nights will grow dark. Whoever is
in love will think his sweetheart
,an
angel. Whoever getS rigid will
find out whether it is true.lt she dreams
of a young man three nights in succes
sion, it is a sign of something If
anybody jumps overboard, without
knowing bow to swim, it is ton to one
he gets drowned. if any ono lends an
umbrella, it is ton to one ho is obliged
in go home in the rain for his pains.
More anon, us the' , t.pirit moves."
FRANNLIN OUTDONE.-1300. Frankin
once wrote:
"He who by the plow would thrive,
Must liimhelf either hold cr drive."
These lines wore very .popular, in
their day, and oven now they aro oc
casionally quoted by old fogies. But
some person has ettlipsod them by
bringing'out the following :
"Ile who by his biz would rise,
Meet, either beet or advercieu."
Ladles Dressc• and Boys Clothing
Mrs. B. Annie McCabe respectfully in
forms the puhlie that she has removed to the
house formerly occupied by IL MeManigill,
on Washington street. and is prepared to
make Ladies' Dresses and Boys' Clothing, of
all kinds. She respectfully invites n full
share of patronage. nri
IMPORTANT NoTICE.—The undersigned are
prepared to do all kinds of plain and fancy
sewing, at short notice. Particular attention
paid to Millinery, Dress and Shirt Making.
Mits. 1.. A. HAMtR,
Miss SARAM J. 'APKEE.
Feb. 2, at.
Mrs. Samem. SITOEMAKER, near the Acad•
emy, will do any kind of Dress Making
or other sewing, and solicits a share of pat
ronage. feb 2,3 t.
Carpet. Weaving
Mrs. Matilda Pheaeant is prepared to
weave rag carpets, and solicits patronage
from a generous public, Residence Wash
ington Street, We.t Huntingdon. tf
We are glad to notice that foreign
enterprise and capital bas been invited
to this place, and induced to locate.—
No point :on the Penna. railroad is
more acceptable to capitalists in man
ufacturing interests• than Huntingdon.
Be' Service in P. E. Church on
Sunday, Feb. 6th, at 10:30. Adult bap
tism and Holy "Communion, and Ser
mon 14y Rev. Mr. Martin. Service and
sermon by Rev. Mr. Martin, at 2 P. M,
Service at 6:30 P. AIL All are invited
to attend. A. 11. BOYLE, Rector.
iter"The past session in the Troth:
daysburg Seminary has been the most
successful of any Sinop the institution
began. Success, in hard times, is not
a bad test.
may- Photographs of BtilMer and
Bordenburg, the murderers of the
Peightal family for sale at Lewis'
Book Store, and Donne! & Kline's
Gallery. Price 25 cents.
.
trel,.. Farmers needing a Grain-drill,
will do well to call on Wharton & Ma
guire and examine the Willoughby
gum-spring grain .drill, either with or
without phosphate attachment, before
purchasing.tf
,
Noncu.--All having accounts with the
undersigned mill please call and settle,
J.to„ McCuLLocu, DI. I,
Feb. 2, It
Foe Slt;E:—A soft:I:colt, four years old,
and a largo grey rourafor Bale on easy tonne,
For particulars apply to S. A. SITE!.
Feb. 2, it.
. .
ficurr,—ln this borough, e Jet Ear
Drop,. (two The finder will be
rewnrdcd by leaving the same at this
office,
Cambria poonty farmers have done
all their spring plowing.
The ice men spay havo our coldest
futatißgs t for indeed On Aa@d ii!@4i•
STolvE WitaE,..-4000 1,2, 3,4, 5, and
- stone crocks, jars,_ jugs and
churns, just received at the Red Front
Grocery and for sale wholesale and re
tail cheaper than at any other place in
the county.
keepers will sa , 4i money
by buying their Creeeries at Enter
prise Headquarters.
- Wanted, w a ned Front Grocery, Pork, Tur
)teye, Chickens, Butter, Eggs, Lard, Corn,
~ for each or trade.
From $2.50 upwards, at Lewis Book
Store:. .
Imo' For neat JOB PRINTING, call at
the "OLODE Jon PRINTINO OFFICS," at fun
Einem', Pa.
MARRIED,
On the 4th ult., by Rev. R. E. Wit
son, Mr. J,buN:C. STATES SO biiss RA
CUM. LLOYD, both of MeConnellstown.
On the 20th ult., by the same, Mr.
Jomr O FRY and Miss ANNIE CRYDR . R,
both of Tyrone '
~O,n the 4th ult. by the same, Dr. 3.
M. Mri:r,Eff, of liarrisburg, and Miss
Mnar E Loco, of Tipper Sandusky,
DIED,- • •
• t h e
In Porter township, on h 18th nit;
of typhoid fever, pea lazzim T.
daughter pf P. and JanoStrYker, agod
15 year.
MARKETS.'
I=
PLIILADELPHIA, Feb. 2, 'MO,
Superfine Flour per barrel... $4.25@4.60
Exiru Flour per barrel $4,6004.13
Rye Flour per barrel 2,1.901)5 UU
lied Wheut per bushel 98(1.1.0
-
Eye per bushel Skall..ol
,
Corti pia' bushel . 2.7()93et5.
Cate per bushel 54(06cts.
• YM11111.113011, Feb 2, MU
Spring Wheat Flour per barrel $5.25@5.74
hew tl'ilt•At per bushel„ $1.15(01.20
Coro per bushel 9.54)1.00
Oats per bushel ' • 47@i4tele.
hys per bushel $0.25@1.00
Earley Stage/41.n
)INATCIAL.
Foßm, Feb, 2,-00e) elves) at $1,14,34
EttriTTINGDON MARKETS.
CannUCTED WREKLY lilt HENRY ket)
ITUOIXSAL6 nu mm.
. ,
! . Ftoutt-Btiperfina Flour, per barrel, ' $4.25
Extra Flour, • du 4 75
Family Flour. , . du• .., 5.25
.GRATN—Red Whoat, per bushel, — , 611.00
White Wheat, ' do ' 1.10
Bye, , do - 90
• Corn, sneer, do 70
o.ts, do 40
Barley, do 1.00
SEED—Timutliy, do :3,00
Flaxseed, - • •-do ' • - 1.75
Cloverseed, per 04 lbs. ' 0.50
Pnovistoxs—Potatoes, per bushel, 50
Dried Apples, do 1.75
Corn 'Meal, per cwt., ' • .' ;. ," 2.00
Dried Peaches, per pound; "' - 'l2
Dried Deef,' -' do - •' - 20
Lard, do 20
Pork, do 13
Butter, do 40
Cheese, ' do ' 20
Eggs, per dozen, • 25
11am, 20
Side, 18
Shoulder, • -10
..
Coal,—llard coal, per ton, 0,00(47.50
Broad Top coal, do ' 3,00(543,50
Lemma, per 1000 feet, 12.006430.00
SHINGLES—Lap, per 1000 ft., 1.0„00®12.00
Joint Shingles, do , 5.0u®6.50
Aftsczt.t.'sNeotts—Bark, per cord, '
.8:50
Bran, per cwt., 1,00
Hops, per pound 40
Wool, du 45 50
Hay, per ton, ' 12.00
Hides, • , 6g7
Green Apples, . do •. • • •• 75®1 00
Onions, do , .. 75
CO
TO TILE
RED FRONT
GROCERY
QED.) OW avirg. 0-111 1/1
SYRUPS, CRACEERS,
310 LASSES, CONFECTIONERY,
SUGARS, QUEENSIVARB,
COFFEES, - GLASSWARE,
TEAS, STONEWARE,
OPICES, CEDAR WARE,
SOAPS, WILL° W. WA RE,
011Enag, FLOUR & FEED,
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT,
APPLES AND POTATOES,
MEAT,_ .
&C,, ste, &a,
CHEAP.
READ fiItIEVBE , POSTED.!
TO 's
-THE` N.EWLY 31ARKIED
AND ALL IN WANT 01'
New PO; n &C.
HE undersigned would respectfully
1 announce that he manufacture,' and keeps conetantly
on Banda largo and splendid assortment of
DINING AND BREAKFAST TA DIES.
0 1 8 vA l Warn
A B STANDS
Windsor and cane seat chair; cupboard; gilt and rose.
wood moulding for mirror and 'datum frames, and a Tani.
sty of articles not mentioned, at pricos that cannot fall to
be satisfactory.
Ile is also agent ibr the well known Valley A Decal - rip
patent spring Bed Bottorff.
The public aro invited to 611 and extralipo hii /dock
before purchasing elsewhere,
Work and sales robin ou 1(111 Ward', nem' Smith, one
dour west of Teutor's store.
Muth:lo4n, Aug. 1, 1666
Tgaßaltsgal) I
3. M. WISE,
Mannfaoturer and Dealer itt
' 117 11. AT I 9E' ILT Xt. 30,
Respect Cally invites the attention of the Public to his
stand on UM at., Iluntingdon, in the now of ueorige
Swartz' Watch and Jewelry store, whore he nianufactures
and keeps all kinde of Furniture at reduced prices. Per
sons wishing to purchase, will do c ell to gist+ him a cull.
Repairing of all kinds attended to promptly and charges
reasonable:. . ,
stir Also, Undortaklng carried on, and Coals. in tale in
any style desired, at short ootico. , .
•
Tho subscriber hns• •
AN-Eir AND ELEGANT lIRARSZ .
and Is propated to attend Funorals at any place iu town
Or country. J. 31
Iluutlngdon, May 9,18 Ge•-t(
REMOVED
TO THE N. E. CORNER OF DIAMOND.
Boot and Shoe Emporium,
Respectfully inform. the citicens of Huntingdon and
vicinity that he basituit received from the city a New and
splendid stock of
BOOTS 4.V, SHOW, HATS 3r, OAPS,
Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Carpet Sack
&c.
all of which hole prepared to cell at greatly reduced prices
Dorn forget the new Mond in the Diamond. Old costu
mers and the public generally are invited to call.
Ituntintpiou, ap.7,1269.
fel GEO. SHAEFFER
. .11najnet returned from the east with 0 10111ri a
SPLENDID STOOK
ox
BOOTS, SHOES, ,GAITERS, &C.,
Which he offers to the inspection of his customers and
the publ:c generally. lie will sell hie stork at the taunt
. ,
REASON/03LE • PRICIA.;' 7 °
l s
and those who ',archon° once will slimly c:11
BOOTS & SHOES MADE TO ORDER,
and REVAIIiI.NO done in the neatest and elect ',will.
Lions manner.
Call upon Mr. Schaeffer at his shop on Hill street. a
few doors scent of the Diamond. . op. 1.1,1869
NEVc BOOT STORE
' WM:AFRICA
jilnforms thu public that he has jnst „
4s ok u
I,paned at hio aid stand iu thu Diamond:
Ilantlagth,n,
A Fine Assortment of all kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Ladiee,„Ghittlomen and Children.
All of which he will 801 l at fair prices. Quick sales and
small profits. fall anal examine nay stuck.
Mantitactinring and Itetaaring dune to otdor its +md.
Iltuaingdon, Ap. 14. IStal.
1111141 11 UNTINGDON
Manufacluiing Company,
Is now prepared to till ordors fur
WEATHERBOARDING,
FLOORING,
DOORS,
And in short to do aft kinds of Carpenter
work--
To furnish HUBS SPOKES and TELLIES,
in quantifies, and' receive orders for
DEitT3EtWITIJXII3O.
Ar.lll orders should be addreeeod to
1). W. ARTLEy, President,
Huntingdon, Pa
Juno lti, 1809-tf.
040. A. 814111.. RATAN 8. LYTLE. • 6A31011. A. arr.St •
THE FIRM OF STEEL, LYTLE &
ArtEL, haring located on their tract of land with
tit two miles of the borough of lluntiugdoo,
STEAM SAW MILL
are prepared to ninnufacturo all kinds of
OAK AND PINE 'LUMBER.
The mill will be mu to its almost capacity and will be
in operation during tho entire aiiiiiinor and part of tho
00111100 Months. Thu) , will be enabled iv furnish bum
tier in large qua4titio, and of all diutenaions, at tho low
cot cash prices.
Orderer respectfully solicited. Lumber &Mend at flu,
Penns. Railroad, or mod:
Iltintingdon, April I.BCS-It
Latest 'Arrival of Gent's Goods.
H. ROBLEY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has removed to the room over John Nero & Co's Dank,
(Old Dread Top Corner.) there ho is prepared to do all
kinds of work in his Hue of business. lio has Joel receiv
ed a full lino of
CLOTHS, ,
,•
YESTINGS,
CASSIM ERS,
CORDUROYS, &c.
Thankful for past patronage he solicits a continuance
of the some. The attention of the public it called to bit
stock of oloths, &c.. Which be ls prepared to wake up to
order In a fashionnble,durable and Workmanlike manner.
r10:1110 givo me a call. • '
11.1101.11.11 Y,
. •
- • Merchant Tailor.
Huntingdon, pa., April itb, 1860.
Prom $4,00 to $150,00 a set.
LADIES' and GENTS'
D.Tia321U. 1 011 1 .P.8 6 r OODC,
Notions,
Ladies' Hoods, best Rid
A
Gloves, ; ephyrs
, and Yarns of all
kinds, Heavy . Fine Black Beaver Cloth
for Ladies' Sacques, Shawls, double
and single, COrsets, Boulevard Skirts,
Dress Goods, Domestic, Goods, Hats
and Caps, -
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WANE, QUEENSWARE,
TODACOD AND MARS. GUM OVER MONS, and a
thousand and ono otbor.thinga, all cheaper than any oth•
or house in town
At ZEIGLER'S ,
HUNTINGDON, PA. uo2d
FLANK 'BOOKS;
o veruous UM, for MAle ek
z,zrv.rsqmor Arzp Srarramintrons•
GREAT BARGAINS
Cwamingham& Carmon's,
Cornet of Railroad and Montgomery Sta
JAMES 11.11101piS
WE ctoulcl call special attentioa to
the daily arrival efCIIOIOD AND DNAUTIFEIL
GOODS, %Well aro offeroil at
Tempting Prices,
Copulating of Beautiful silks of all iambs, all Woe
Poplin., Alpacas, Melange", Artnurs, Chintzes, a moat
beautiful lino of fine Cambrian, Barred Muslin., Main
soaks, Gingham, and Cilimbrays,
ALSO, St Mt lino of Doment le G 0046, ouch no
HEAVY BLEACHED ERRS,
Vine Brown Muslin, AO inches wide, Bleached Mein
fram ?.:^; to 23 yards wide, lEvotucky Jeans, rarnieru
Caesimero, de.
Our stock of SHOES excols anything of the kind this
aidu of Philadelphia.
ALSO, a largo nail well teleoted stock HATS 0104
=I=!!!
CARPETS.
IV' make a specialty of WI. artlele, sad bare on hand
a Tory fine aneortalont of
DESIRABLE PATTERNS,
«hick Flit be said tower than CAN be sold by any Whet
`house /inlaid° of Philadelphia. Wo harp al.° on hand si
iirge stock Or
1 . 1814 AN BAL?
which we are calling very low.
In order to he convinced that once le the plate to liny,
call end examine our goods and prices.
Wa take pleasure in showing our good." even It you do
not what to buy. t‘o you will pleat° call and got 'meted
CUNNINGHAM&CARMON.
Oct, 28, 1888-tr.
CARPETS.
NEW STORE IN HUNTINGDON.
JAMESA. BROWN has just opened
• largo
CARPET STORE
AND SASH,
on the second floor of hie brick building, whore buyers
will find elle of the largeet and beet natortinents of
BRUSSELS,
INGRAIN, •
DUTCH WOOT4,
COTTON,
RAG,
LIST,
VENITIAN and SCOTCH. HEMP
.Caa-poe)ta,
Also, COCOA and CANTON MAT
TINGS, and FLOOR. OUj GLOWS,
Ever offered in central Pennsylvania.
It is well known that o merchant who deals entirety in
one line of pods buying ifinpiy front manufacturers is
eonivieti to give his etieteteeve advantages in prices nod
assortment (In that line of goods) that are net to bo found
In stores pro fencing to do all Rinds of business.
I shall alm therefore to make it tho interest of all in
want of the above goods, to buy at the reg liar Carpet
too oil Cloth Store.
Le...Deakin can buy of me by the roll et wholesale
pr/ct
wylTal JAMES A: BROWN.
FAS3FICIONABLE•GOI333B
FOR -•
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
GEO. F. MARSH,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has removed to the +mond floor in Read's New Band.
leg, lettere he intends to hoop constantly on hand thO
latest styles of
PT.. - EICM 0 - 001)S,
comprising
s memo*, ENCLIeII AND PRINCII
CLOTHS, CASSIHERES, AND VESTING&
CLOTHS, CASHMERES, AND VESTING&
MOMS, CASSIMEitES, AND VESTING'S.
Being, pinctical optimum of milly eau ettPerienco
he Is preparsd to make to order Clothing for moo and
boys, and guarantee neat, disunite and fasithmable work
tnanaldp., Me is determined to pteosectssAtedy.. •
:4 - 0-All aro invited to call •nd nevi
stock or bcantifill pttterns tadure menacing olscultere
GEO. F MARSH.
Huntingdon, Oct. 4
rpo THE LADIES!
A e lito ‘ subscrlbers hare recently dlecocerml to w
citie
ESSENCE OF STARCH.
In calling the attention of the ladles to our Starch,'
they will tied that it economises labor, produces a
Much superior to common starch, and easier to Iron. In
fact gyma. want a beautiful gloss on your skirt, or your
Ittisband'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 convinced. Every Family should
hays a box of the Essence of Starch. For sale by all
Grocers and dealerlin the United Staten. Manufaotured
only by 5311011, , OA 511110 N & CO., solo proprietore, No.
1113 /farmer street, Philadelphia.
AV - Tor sale at MAISRY 4 CO'S. Enterprise Head.
quarters. - febn
I/1001CS AND STATIONERY.-
gooa assortment' Of IrlinellallBolll3 and Scboo
m -- fnoisslsP. Letter, CommoreCat and Nate Paper--
Plain and Fancy Envelopes—Red, Blue and Bieck Inks—
Blank Books of numerous sizes—Pour, Pencils, F ycket and
Doak Inkstands, and every othar.artie/a Mall: , found in
Book and Stationery Store, can be bud at fair prices at
WNW BOOK, STATIONERY & MUSIC STORE.
• 'COUNTRY, DEALERS can
buy CLOTHING from me in Huntingdon at
WIIOLOSALE as cheap at they can to the
cities, as T have a violent° store In Ybilattelphia.
U. UOMAN.
HUNTINGDON, PA.
BBA UTIP UL GLOSS,
Alintisetztatts.
/VENTRAL HOTEL, -
vv 600111 rut CORNER roman A.NICiPIIiCZ dTi,
CIIILCOTE, (formerly of lientingden C 0..) P.ttor'n
Centrally located and the most convenient point fur
marcher] te visiting 11io city. Accommod..tions of the
first.class. All the modern improvements. Every at.
tention trill be extended to guests.
‘jeltfet).
41 44 4 4 4-4 4
TO THE WORKING OLASS.=—• •
.IVe aro now, , prepared to Donis), all classee 'eats
conslant employment at home, the wie.le of time or fur . '
the spore momenta. Business new, light and, prentable,
rersOhn cf either sex easily rain from *6O cents to' 6 ' hut.
fare par eroning,and proportional 'ppm by desisting ,
their wholo.tihre to the business'. Bops and' girls earn
ucarlyne much as men, That alt whp, see.thls pßtice l ,
tsar coed their address, and rest the laxities& We ineku
this tinpanillehal offer: To etch as are net wal,,sethiled
uo will send $1 t jal,fr for the trouble of writing. — Pull''' .
pArtietriers, valnable sample, which Will do to com,
mum work mend a copy of the "People's Literary
Cinitionine—on e of the boseCkand best fornilx , nowaila • ;
per. published—all sent free by mail Reader if yin
R*l4 permadent, profitoblc work, addrees Y 0,. ALUM
Ai CO., Augusta, Mine. Dec. 1, Sm..
WANTED
FOR HOMES
AGEN'
FORTUNE,
Tn thirboundiess West and sunny South. It speaks to
the young man of a home and a fortune, end tells him
why, where and bow to seek it; it tells the capitalist
tvhero to invest; the laborer, to find good wages; the far
mer, the best lauds; the merchant, the manufacturer,
the professional men and the mechanic, of the great
cletnches open to them': it tells everybody just what ill
ought to know, abuts; the vast resource, and wonderfu
progress in every p net of this • great country.' ,Now.
fresh, interesting, and populer.
Send for circular. Farmers, farmer's sons, and other r
enterprlzing teen, can learn of a money-making businest,
icy addressing PEOPLWS VUULISIIING CO;, Philadel- -
tibia, Pa., Cincinnati, Ohio, Chicago, III„ St. Louis, Ile,,
or bpringlield, Mesa, 0c13.14w
tannusutD 1867.
POSTLETIINVAITE CO,
General Commission Merchants
In TEE PALS OP
Mint, Core, Oats, Rye, Dark, Butter, "Eggs, Lao,
Poultry, lec., •
No. 264 South Front Streets!
A. G. Poolletbiraito,
J. O. McNaughton.
mayl6-ly
Surveyor Gen'eral's Office;
Anillittitta, SEPT.' 8,186
rilo THE OWNERS OF UNPAT•!-'
ENTED LANDS:
in obedience to au Act of Aeiembly, approved the
eighth doy of April, one thoueand eight hundred sud;
sixty-nine, you ere hereby notified that the “Coufity
Land Lien Docket,. containing the •liet of unpattated
/ands fur Huntingdon county, prepared under the Act of
Assembly of the twentieth :Allay, one thotutand.elght
hundred nod sixty-four and the supplement thereto,
has this day been form:Med to the - krothonotiey of the.'•
county, at whose ollice it may be examined. The liens
can only be liquidated by the purchase money, interest
and fees, oust receiving patents through this Depart
ment. • ." :
JACOB IiI.OAMPBELL,
Surnyer•Cenesal.:',
Sept. 15,-6u
HE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,,:
OF PITTSBUROII,P.A.,
'seen POUT/UN lOgt VIE
Safe Keeping of Bonils, other Securities,'
NO. 83
GUARANTEE RATES
.Farct raw, ar '
.
Ourerntueut 'and ail other CouP rt''i f . 1:4924n:4 '
autitirs, including Bank Bill ° ` ej s .- $1 00 per $l,OOO
Gold Corn or 10filt " '' '
ori * 'l 20" -1 ' • • 1,000
81lact Coin or. flullion ; • 2 °97 ‘;:t .4 03 °
Gold or Silver .Plato, find, scat, on
owner's estimate of full value. and 100 „
rate eat ject telailjnel meat for bulk,
on a baste of
1) ode, 51ortgAges, Valuable Panora generalfy, when of
so fixed value. $1 n aver each. or according to bulk.
Willa, $5, which premium covers the reinaind:r of the
life of the maker.
•
• .
No charge Ices than 0110 Mier.
The Company is also prepared to rent Small Iron Seta
(each furnished with e. tin box.) inside its burglar proof
moult, the renter exclusively holding the key thereof; at,
tho following rates. viz: $l5, $2O, $3O, $6O, $75 and $lOO
per annum. Also, to Store Books of Aecounts, Records,
Val nablo Title Papers, etc, at reasonable rates.
Preslden
VILLIAII ,
Vico President .
1117NRY LLOYD.
Directors :
"j .
.A 1) LLIA M PHILLIPS,
WILLIAM KEA,
IViLLIAIS I.vox,
JAMES I. BENNETT.
Secretary SMITPCRSUPOP
S. S. VON lIONNIIOII4,
:41"110N Ir. PAINTER.
Sotigtql R. Slonmasx,
(lEonac I3FACK,
EMMEZIM
MEM
J.E.CALDWELL & CO.
JEWELERS,
BM
IMPORTERS;
902 CLI.ESTNUT STI*gT,".
I=
FIRST-CLASS 0-OOPS,:
AN IMMENSE YAWATA" 02! ,
GOLD WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
•
JEW= RV,
SILVDR.WARD, •
WEDDING swim,
•
PLATED WARE,
CLOCKS. BRONZES,
FOREIGN FANCY GOODS„
rINE PAINTINGS [ &o.
• •
All persons, desiring. really One articles, reliable in
quality end moderate in prier, are certain to be Pleased
by our exceedingly largo sod raried collection. Our
stock is kt pt always (reels by additiona from first sources.
Our store is pronounced one of the most elegant in the
world; and ens parties riettlup the city pre cordially in
vited to call and Inspect It at their leisure.
Juts. .
NIcOUIEVS
SPANISH HAIR DRESSER
FOIL rllO/10TINO TIM GRIMM, BLAUSIETIIIO
And rendering it dark and gleamy. No other compound
possesses the peculiar properties which no exactly suit
the various couditione of tho human hair. The nee ot
this oil as a hair drainer has been mantra! In aror, Sec:
tion of the country in tho :fmish Main for ceuturies.—.
No preparation of art could give that elegant luxuriance,
and abundance of 'hair which halm 00 often been the hil;
mtratlon of travelers in Spalu. This oil is highly, and,
delicately perfumed, forming an ankle unrivaled (wax,
calleace and upon allied, tha Spanish, royal, for
'yawn have set Its seal of enduring aptrovai.
I=l
McGUIItF!!S
illnicaliWiltl Flowers Ramp Lolls
For removing dandruff and scurf from tbihead,
ing tyd pet fouling the skin. 111411 Wide Is entirely fill
ferent from anything of the kind over offered In this court
tty and is narranitod free from all g olsonous arlbstaikces., '
This valuable lotion mat need by the Emperor Maxima
fati, and fanprese Cot lotto of Mexico, altud unividu d fg.
need by Mexican., for three bundred years. As 11
for the head.-It is cooling, cleansing and refreabing.i.. -
Malta/al used It at once relieves headache. • ••
NcOUIRE'S.,
WILD VLOWBRS FOR THE TEXPIII.
All those se ho two in favor Of white teeth and aploarant
and perfumed breath, ebould at once ueo hictiniro's Wild
blossom for the Teeth. All these preparations aro:put.
up Ip the must elegant and ornamental manner. We
melte no exception in saying that they are an orustneni
to a !aril's toiler table, and none complete without them.
Wairaitleit satisfactory or money refunded. Dealer*
will bear this in mind. hold by all respectable Proe
gists in the United States and eimadati. Address orders,
to ,
RIGEDIRD McGIIIR73.
Depot and Zaseufactury,..
seft,y RGS North Becalm' Street, Philtidelphjp,
Nor !ale etLoo re D.ok Store, Hunt!orlon.
OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADES
GILT GOLD SHADES,
MUSLIN SHADES,
BALLETS FIXTURES, •
TAPE, CORD AND TARSALS
LL A BAOIIIII tIcT
AT LEWIS'' BOOK STORB
OR THE LADIES.
A aapertor article. of Note Paper and Entikkkik,
I lefor eonftdentiaS correspondence, for Wit tip
L.EWLY' BOOK ck srATIOrkB.II"
AT I ONTELLY TIME BOOKS,
A3- TE 1.7181.4001? at
zrz3y irowe