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H UN T I NGDON, PA.
Wednesday taming, Feb. 9, .1870
LOCAL, & PERSONAL.
alecting9
Aft; lioriah Liege, I%''O. 306, A. Y.*, meets akend
3londey evening ot each -month, In lirown'a building.
Standing Stone If. X. A. Chapter, ifb. 2111; meets the
tint Tuesday evening of each month, in Brown's building.
...Juniata Lodpu, 113. 117, I 0. 0. F meets every Friday
evening, third :I.r, In Lelater's butldiog. .
Mount Ihm,aunp:of F.; Meets every second
and fourth Tuesdays, in Leister's building, third floor.
Standing &mit Z.1.,.9c, , N0.8.5, I. O.'G, ! 2'. ? meets °very
Tuesday evening in third floor of head's building.
.Arrarahas ithbe, it 68, L o. , qf B. Jf., Ma. every
Thurstiny prating, third door, Lolsirr's building. .
Youm Min's bVirestian Association [liras the first and
third tilund.iyelenings each month, in Smith's building.
Pent 33, G. A. If., meets 7hitd Monday of each mouth
In Conn House.
Flamm Outwit meets the fret Friday orenlug of each
month.
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Hunlinpdot Lodge, N'O. 140, K. of P., meets every Sat
urday evening, in bniith's bui!din R•
.__Nuntitigloh Temple of limor, No. 71, meets. the fourth
Monday of each month - in Cloud Templars' 11.11.,•...
The Mb:Wiwi Club meets every Thursday °Voting, ht
Churches.[
Baptist Church—Washington Street. Rev:J. W. Plan
nett. Services.on Sabbath : 10 , A a. In. p. m.
'Catholtc—Washington Street. Rev.o. P. Gallaher. Ser
vice§ first three limnlays in every month.
Evangelica Lutheran—Mifflin Street. Rev. J. J. Kerr.
Services on Sabbath : 1014 a. m., 7 p. m.
German Reformed:=Clinrch Street. Rev. S. D. Steckle.
Service on Sabbath: 7. p. m.
Methodist Episcopal—Church Street. Rev. It. B.Wilson.
Services on Saliblithr_lo , /, a:M.; 7 p. m.
Protestant .street. Rev. A. It. Boyle,
Services ou 10V a !ri.. in., 614 p. m. -
:Presb ßpisco yterian—Hill Strict.' 'Env. G. W. Zabniser. ' Ser . -
vices on Sabbath: 11, a: m , 7 p.m, - -
tCn.tho Wing.
St. Valentine's day will soon be here:
'There are 757 mechanics , resident of Al
ttoona
jail ittWilkesbarre is to cost $250,900
. "Shoo fly." • • •
Bellefonte has inaugurated a aeries of fe
male prayer meetings. , •
mike' is" in progress In, the' colored
church 41' ehis ,place, , 1 ; • -.-
What has become•uf our local correspond
ents? I.,el'em speak.
The Presbyterian church of this place is to
undergo repairs, shortly.
Somebody wants to know how many of our
lawyers are eons of farmers.
An Indian ecalping•knife has 'been dug
out of a•mound, a ehort distance above' Woo
dy Run.
The Johnstown Tribune has an agricultu
ral column;with Akers as editor.. „Nothing
.said about Perches,
The. Sumersef stage while entering \ Bed
-ford the other day, careened, landinefour
xnesengera in a mortar bus.-
The lawyore of Johnstotim -;ire all ealit to
be eiockholde'rs in . the Co-operatirti.Lie•biery
AsaleCiatiott in .that place. -- Nnturill enough.
The revival 'in the Nethndist church kill
•eon'tinues: Up to this tirnefer one bond•
red 'persens: young and mold; have - s prufeised
belief ",
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manufnefurer at Norristaira "claims
for libriSelf the title of "Universal 4ympa
thiset bidause,;he says, he has feli-for eve-
ry one.
Therein a rumor dint the' devil Appeared in
mush-pot, fiirtliiirplae . i,one evening last
There nro scrne silly enough to be
llOW:et-at he -- --1
:Ten bushels of suckers and cat-fish were
-caught at one haul in the Juniuta, at Meal
sue,: recently. We thought that kind of haul
ling had been dune away with.
`lt is stated that'tbe liabilities , of the Free
edunvlroct and ?Mel company at Lewistown;
which-auspendel recently, will amount to one
eight hundred thousand dul!ars.
"bust" at a tannery in Monroe
•eounty - i/Feritly, threvy - a , piece c of a boiler
meighlaOs j ar a t 'ton
I ttirougb;drool; breaking
•tvrentj joists, and landink it ri ilti l eiearid feet
&inn the place it started.
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;i -A. , litakemnit ; named J'ordati Ct4tnniel; 'of
"Thompsoritown,47uniata Ce ; fell from the top
.of a car, near ,the Laneaker freight depot,
'fail lied lieth'ilega • crushed "by ' the:
Death ended his-aufferingsid few - hours:.,
We have learned that the supposed father
•dithe , child left at Dr. Greene's some 'weeks
ago, has been discharged frem,his position at
Jlarrishurg, andleTt for a Southern clime.—
Etsfore he went 'he gave the mother twenty
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John Armagnst, an aged citizen of Buffalo
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stun, Centreeounty, a short time ago had an
;zattaok of.opilepsy while in his bain-yard, acid
f*hileinwhelpless condition was attacked, by
'this hogs andinrti:bly mangled. lie is lying
=an a Miticaccondition. •
I —We*send , this week a number of bills to
delinquent subseribere e , which we hope mill
~ meoeive-:lmmodiate attention. We know
•our subsoribers. don t - intend to get
,too far
in arrears, anti that the reason we are let
: ting thorn know hoW thei' stand, and what
- ezpedt , of them as our friends.
k At a recant donation party at the house of
Rey, Mr. Gray, Methodist minister at Dun-,
citnneti, aiaie rascally wok left a sacliof "saw-
Ansi done up in imitation of flour. The min
ister did not discover the sell
, until he had
emptied it into his flour . barrel, thereby
:spoiling its contents. • -
,• Tura young men , named Baum and Lloyd
—4Busquebanua toulluliP,''Cambria county,
were filling. timber_ on Saturday-'week, and'
while chopping the 'same tree; Lipid's axe
ftew - out ends hands - end struck Baum; the .
glade entering his side between the two low
pr ribs and penetrating the liver, lie cannot
Ocofer. -
ftev. T. DeWitt Talmage failed to put in
pn appearance at Hollidaysburg, according
to promise ; and thought the Y. M. C. A.
would take his brother, instead, but the As
eociation told him they didn't want either,
but would like very much if he would pny
some little bills they incurred.
Rev. William B. Culliss, of Philadelphia,
is announced to lecture fur the benefit of the
Y. M. C. A., in the Court house this Tuesday
- evening; subject, "Appearances." Mr. C.
is said to be an eloquent, instructive and
am
usinglecturer, and we hope he will have a
full house. Tickets,, 35 and 50 cents.
Our young friend and former "typo" on
the Clinton. Democrat, Walter Dieffenbach,
who is now, studying for the ministry, deliv
ered a sermon in the Lutheran churCh of
this place on Sunday evening last, which was
werthy of credit, and gave indications. that
he has chosen his proper calling. .
A son of Rev. Logue, livii;g on'Cleiii. ridge
Bedford county, was killed on' the morning
of the Ist inst., by his horses running away.
"ft seems that by some means they became
•
unmanageable, and in endeavoring to check
their progress, by leaning too far over the
dash-board, ho fell to the ground and the we
"- gon Passed over him; he survived but a
ghort time, .
MALI:Ms:CI AP.SOCIATIONS : —Yor the
inforitialidn. of ,titlt6rs, •here' or 'else
where, who may desire to frOm one of
these associations, wo publish the fol
lowing from ;t .cotunmnication in a re
cent number of tbelohnstown Demo
crat showing this man nor of their organ
ization and working:—
A
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building association is a emmieretire so
eiety, its object being to save money'in Small
sums fromthe earnings of its members, :with
which, to builg-or buylnes foy,,tleM,.
esibefations are - organize under zit'ginertit
law passed by our legislatare in• April, 1859.
Those who desire fo r make themselves fuljy .
conibriant , with; stlitif, , Irinustrilefer
pamphlet lairs for that year, e
not to go into details, but 'simply' "to' convey
to your readers an ilea of the general prinei•
pies of these s soe.itities. • : ; • •
The stock of a building assocla'tinn . is lim
ited by law to two thousand five hundred
shares, .of trop hundred dollars per share.
The holder"; of Triquiied: to .piy one
trointVoti 'coal shVe held bjiliim, • l
Until the steelc,contes to par,
,or, in other
words, until each' share is worth two huildred
'dollars. Of course, if the money- was not
ithproved it would require. exactly two hun
dred months, or sixteen and two third years,
to bring the stock to par; but by the method
of loaning the funds, adopted by these asso-:
°Wiens, this period is reduced to from eight
to eleven years.
Now as to the method of disposing of the
funds. Let us suppose we have organized
and set in motion an association which has
disposed of two thousand shares of stock.
It is plain from what fins been already stated
that we would, during the first month, re
ceive into the treasury two, thousand dollars.
We now loan this amount of money at G per
cent interest to . some member to build or buy
a house, taking a mortgage upon the proper
ty to secure the payment of the loan. . The
money is disposed of at auction, at themonth
ly meeting of the association ' and the member
who will pay the the largest bonus, tiir its rise
and give good security for its repayment, gets
it. A will perhaps give a bonus of twenty
five per cent, and if no ono else will give
more, A gets the loamy If he owns a single
share, he can get two hundred dollars ifISS
the bonus of twenty-five per cent., or ono
hundred and fifty dollars. We will suppose
that hti owns ten shares. In that case lie can
take the whole two thousand dollars less the
bonus, or fifteen hundred dollars. With this
he purchases a house, giNing the association
s mortgage thereon, as security. Ile now
simply continues to pay ono dollar per month
on each share as before, paying also the in
terest on two thousand dollars at six per cent,
and whenever the stock, of the association
comes to par his debt is paid, and the mort
gage held by the association is returned to
At this time also, these members who
have not borrotied, receive two hundred dol
lars per share for every share Of the stock
held by them. It is obvious from what has
already-been .said that the greater the comps-.
titian for loatignmang the riteMbers,the larder
will be bonuses offered, and the sooner will
the stock come to par, and-hence, a 'man who
is outbid, and thus disappointed in securing
it loan, has the consolation of knowing that
IdS money is being enhanced, and the larger
the bonus his neighbor pays the :sooner his
own stock Will reach par. This' instituti• n
line peculiar advantages for men of small
means, and for working men who ere able to
save a few dopers from their monthly earn
irige.. It promotei economy by inducing men
to .4:l‘ C who would not otherwise do en, and
enables them to build or buy property with
but little more than their annual outlay for
rent. For those who do not wish to build, it
is the bet and. safest saving think in the
world, 7The reason that it is such tidesimble
means of saving, is that it is purely co-opera
tive, or mutual, there being ,no preferred
class to consume a portion of the earnings of
the depo,itors' money. In au ordinary sav
ings bank the proprietors or stockholders,
make n'nargin on the earnings of the deposi
tor's funds, but iii a building association the
depositor is also the stockholder,'and he gets
all thathis money earns. In sion, a build
ing association is an institution that needs
Only to be understoodto be appreciated, and'
my object in this communication is simply
to call attention to the matter, and promote
VIIE LT. t{INCIERIEL—The Peak, Sr.,
family, of Pell lingers,gave an exhibi
tion this place on Thursday evening
last, Tbey, had a largo audience to
greet them—in fact„the largest over
assembled in Yenter's hall. Their
performaneoWa good, but, too 'much
",Teppe",was, Mixed with the solid
part: of the antertainment tosuit ! our
fancy. In t
his connection we,, may
add, that we think the manner of op
plauding;now vogue, among audi
ences, is unnecessary and Offen provo
king and insulting;
_but if people will
applaud a performance; we hope in the
future, that those who - liko the solid
part of an entertainment will applaud
as lustily as those who like the funny,
so that those who visit our to*n will
not think' that our citizens:only care
for the foolish and nonsensical:
Powder Explosion
One Man killed and another Mortally
Wounded —A.,ead accident occurred
at Matilda Furnace, near Mt. Union,
this county, on -Wednesday last. Two
men named John Dolan and „Patrick
Sloan, had gone into an ore mine near
the-Furnace, carrying lamps.. They
were stooping over a box containing
'powder, when a spark from ono of the
jamps,fell lido the, powder, and an ex
plosion immediately ensued, and Dolan
was instantly killed, and Sloan reeeiv.
ed'such"injuries . tliaChe iS'ilot expect
ed to live. , .Theywer,o ; 'hntb . 11Orribly
h o rned and mangled by the powder.
Dolan's remains.wero- ;interred. in the
Catholic graveyard of this place on
Sunday last. He was abouti2B.3rears
or g ;,'; Sloan is alTpt. o.loEs:tine age.
WHAT DOES IT MAN iS truly
surprising the amount.of candy that
is eaten by our juveniles, on the street,
at the fireside, and even in bed; and
we have heard it said that there aro a
few:certain individuals who Cah't lis
ten to a good sermon, or feel sort of
good all over, without chewing candy.
This' ay surprise some °rout• readers,
but that surprise will be abated Borne
what when we tell them that said, can.
dy is manufactured by ; Sn t i
umors &
Reilly, of this place:and thcY nib con•
stoutly furnishing these sweetmeats of
all kinde, in large and small quantities,
to dealers here and relseWhere; at Jess
than city rates.
Narrow Escape
Robert Matter!), a• little son of Mr.
John W. Mattekl, of this borough, had
a narrow, escape with his likon Tues
day last.;- The little fellow'attempted
to cross the track in front of a hand
car which., Was in motion, but before
he got across be was struck by the ear,
and fell dorin; hii3 head striking one of
the wheels in the fall, and bruising him
badly. Re is
,recovering. '
,pay-MeLlmoban, Stone & Isett,Hollidays
burg, have the-largest. andlnisi..aßserittnent
of Garden , and Flower Seeds in this vicinity.
_
Send for Catalogue. 5 and 10' cent papers
Bent on receipt of money, post-paid. ife9-4m
se-Send for - a circular of the Holli
daysburg 'Seminary. It contains a
beautiful plate of the building, and
gives tho course of study, •
m te Subscriln for Ti grjoni
RAOHNiti-BAHN43,IIO.Ems.--, - ThePo po
ems werprTrkttep pnoe7e,circUmstances
of a ; peephintio
product Of -a ilVin (1'; ti•Lood :41, ; OM',
school of more Almn,,ordlharyaidietion.
During a period of diir,htecinlears. the
writer WaS 7 confined'to:a.b . fcrol:-
nessjbor disease beingspinUfiffee
tion, 'disabling her irdni "Walkink =or
even assuming an erect position on her
couch .of !Mast renders.-her
conditidn still more painful, is the fabt
that-both Cher pltrztiterwhom sho
dentlyAovccl,' "who„and alw,aks feithri
fullysfircjildedVot9i,4'r ivints,:;wortS, ih
TFo.4iidi.4icl i e of "GO.1;-;re)ave511 bj
thfi: ham) of death: , • •
. Being thus loft toherself,..th: ate
affectionate sistee,aslier Only doitiki;,
ion, and seeluded'frlim all perionai
in
tercourse with society at largo, she do
, votod herself, as, she had previously
dono, to the reading of useful books—
books of 'devotien arid scierice=drid 'to'
the composition' of prose and poetry in
both the Eng:Hilt - and' German longue
gesOvith a`pal :unit `pertinacity truly:
astonishing, A's The different suipets'
on:which the poems treat, have been
a source, of rich consolation to the wri
ter in her affliction, the hope is indulg
ed that they will prove equally bene
ficial to others, in- similar circumstan
ces.
These Poems arc for sale at Lewis'
Book Store. Price $1.75.
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A ftor giving this publication a care-.
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Shooting Festival.
A shooting festival will , be held at
Huntingdon on Tuesday the 221 of
February, inst.
,Tbe, shooting will be
done at.sixty'ydrds off hand, and the
man making the shortest. strieg...,witn
ten col se - CtitiV - C - Shot6 will be-present
ed with a Magnificent Silver Pitcher.
No entranee Motley Will be' :required.
The pitcherovill be a present- to the
man making the•besk string. But ono
trial be alloWed. The festival is
open tothe 'Uniti..l.l"States . .-'• AIVP'eFt
eons wishing to competo . will,. please
report themselves-by later ot',other
wiee before Saturday'thunth
Tiros C. FIEIIER
PUBLIC M EEmo.—The annual pub
lic meeting of4he 'Young Men's Chris.
tian Association; of llnntingdon, will
be held in the Court House Monday
evening. next, February 14th. • Able
speakers will address the meeting.—
The exereisds,will be interspersed with
select pieces Of music. A cordial in
vitation is extended to- friends of tho
cause from town and, country. Ad
mission free.
A. Kopolin, a well-known lawyer of Cam
briacOunty,irith four childrin and q nurse,
on Friday night, arrived in Pittsburgh, and
veal folioW6d by n telegi•nin frotil hie wife to
the police to 'detain him as he Was thought
in - sane. Ile was foinid at; the thilint Depot
and was taken in charge, by the.pelice. On
Saturday fi - e liMueby a Johns
town gentleman. '
Stfow..-The beautiful snow fell last
night (MencleY) in tvii'eltiitiful manner
over our beautiful vicinity, und covers
eveikthirieivith,:a mangle
Old
in
ches thick. It is hoped Old Sol will
not deprive Mother Earth of this man•
tle until Old Winter , passes away. ,
rm, A revival was in progress on
the RiVg64 near town, fol• several
l -we'cks; °end neteil- by Rev. 4. J.llctr
and .Walter Dieffenbach, , w hid), resul
ted in the conversion of sixty ono per
sons.
Ladles Dresses and Boys Clothing
Mrs. B: Annie McCabe respectfully in
forms the publietiutt she has removed to the
house formerly occupied by 11. MeNlanigill,
on Washington street. and is prepared to
'make Ladies' Dresses and Boys' Clothing, of
till kinds. She respectfully invites a • full
Aare of patronage. np7
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ImronTANT NOTICE. 7 -Tlieiideisigned are
prepared to do all kind 4 of pin'irliand fancy
bowing, at short notice. Particular attention
paid to,Millinery, Dress and Shirt, Making.
Mae. L. A:HAMER, ,
MISS SARAH J. M'Kr.E.
Feb 2,3 t. ,"',
Z^l2
Mrs. &MUM SIMEMAKER, • - nortr the Acad
emy, will do. any .-kind of Dress Making
or other sewing, and solicits a share, of pat
ronage. ' ' -feb.2,3t.
corpst weaying . .. ,
Mrs. Matilda Pheasnrit ii'prejirifed' to
wenve rag carpets, and solicits patronage
from a Street,
public. Residence Wash.
in,gton Street, West IJuntingdon. tf
Farmers needing a Grain-drill,
will do well to Call 'Oil Wharton k Ma
guiro and" exanline the Willoughby
gum-spring grain drill, either with or
without plioapliate attaehrribilti,.ljefore
purolint3ing., , ,tf
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War Improved Buckeye end 'the Buckeye
and Ohio Harvester combined, Reapers and
Mowers, ,repairs et' the Buckeye, always en
band, at illetannhan, 'Stone & Lett's, Holli
dayphtirg Pa fe9.sm •
as r Pratt Miller's: Hay !takes, at Me-
Lanabitr., Stone & 'sett's, llollidaysburg.l.sra
ger . Double Harpoon Hay Forks, best in
use, and there has never been one returned
so far; all are. warranted. ,. 3leLanahan,
Stone & 'sett, Hollidaysburg. fe9-sni
rtigt— Best Gum Roller and Gum Spring
Grain Drills, at ilfeLanahnn, Stone &laett's,
Rolliday'sburg, ' • : : :fat 8m
bar:Cider Separators, Cloier
Halters mg Sternums, Qultivatore, Washing,
Machines, etc.tet.cij,'qtond &
Isett's, Hollidaysburg, Pe. fell
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.ratra..MeLanahan, Stone & Isett,
ife9.sm
itirlio to Red front for rißt: and
@t2l T!' ;;
OUT FOR 1411 , GOODS.-=-Our
friend CapL S:liibbston of =ttio`
Proto:Aery_ 46, Co., is nosy. , fhe
:cast layingll:.stock of netv9l6,a!te.
sirablo goods- of every description. _
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Wa1m0...--A good traveling agent
to travel through Huntingdon county,
,to spll - 411cult41,cat.iinlvur:pta.d.tef-,
erecri6l-4.etifiVred..q cf.!. ,21
310LauourAN, STONE & IsErr,
2w Hollidaysburg, p a ,
, 'J"ri t - };
tar PhOlOgritphe of BOhnel• and
',Boriienburg, the murderers of the
IPeightal 'sale at Lewis'
:,Book Store, and Donne' &
Gallery. Price 25 cents.
'‘.lb=i -- ! - ";.i v i - ARR " D - ;in
' On Tuesday, the 25th ult, at the
residence of t i tle _bride, by, th.e Rev. N.
0. W S t 4flitiiiiiikt, of
Huntingdon county, to Miss Loutsn J.
Dutitv, of Catharine township, Blair
County.
At the tfiAf'd be '
Eh e brideW the'. 25th
ult., by the Rev. J. F. Brown,
assis
ted by the Rev. Mr .Houtz, the. ReV.
1. EDWARDS, of M., E, Church, Central,
Pa:Con fe"ren ce, toMisliEb.lEESrobie-'
sn of Forks, Pa.
At t lie residence of the bride's father,
on the 20th ult;, ihy',:nev..B. B. Ham
lin, Mr. JOHN.; 11. Msti,raneettitrif n
tin g don, Pa , to Miss BECILIE BEYER, of
Typton, Blair Co., Pa. ,
. On the, .27th' "ultV;b:y tbe'lSitrrtell.4l3l;
ALEX. J. Cozzsus, to Miss RACIIEL. L.
Mootts, both
,of Huntingdo,n.,
' On the'l2th' ulC,'
;ley, Mr. A. D. INGRAM, of Franklin vino
to Miss ANNIE EBERT, of t , ' , Spruce
Creek.
On tho 4th inst., by the Rev. J. A.
Clemn,, fir. A. 'V. BENEDICT, of Hunt- 1
i n gil en; :Val, to' Miss etTATRLIDE
of Washington, D. O.
Our young frien.cl;Adin, has-now-be
come a benedict indeed, and we hope
the happy couple wilt, figs long and
happily together, and may blessings
crown their pathway in life-us : thick
and fast as the flakes of snow that itie
now silently but steadily falling.
DIED,
borough,. -on the sth • inst..;
Mrs. BATII-HETIA BARTOL, wife of Elias
Bart.6l,•:aged 50 yeitts, :3 MOntbstapd 2
days. [Monitor please publish.]
In this borough,• on the . , 2q inst,
DAVID SNARE, Esq., in his
= 774b year.
Near Manor Hill, on 2d inst.,
M rs. 46
,yea lig;
and 4 mouths.
In this borough, on the 6th hist , F.
&wiz., son of R.'Allison And S Graco
De k e rotgig gea s ri3,ls.m oji . khr, and 6
days. •
In Mapleton, January 270, CARRIE
lil7vonugest
LMeGuidy,• . aged 1,0 lid 69;60 1 d!2O
1 t—% k...! Ls 11 U
January 30th, 1870, Cnaisr, infant
son of Christ. and Mary Focht, aged
&months. - .;.f•
MARKETS7 / „':::
WHOLESALE MARKET.
, i ;Pqn.4DELenteelo. 8, MO.
Superfine Flour per , barie1.1.4.54.25@4.50
Exit a Flour per tau rel 'sl.67o_ti 75
Nye Flour per ben el , 4•• $4.90@5 UO
Red Wltent,per•boittll' 1.23(n)1.25
J:yo per laulhel 9301..01
Curnsp t• •. .••l•••'Xr... .
fiats per ir
liluslael ..... .... .ti
" • • 1 /478.60;,a. a", 1870
Spring Wheat Flour per barrel . _ " ~, ; , 1 5 . 5 04 0 , 1 C L0
Now Wheat per burin , ' ' 51.1501.18
Corn per bushel7Boso
Onto por bushel •
Rye per bushel
Barley o $l2ll
1, t../Nl,(ll%lff.
Nzlr roa4 io'bf clOsa
EtUNTlklGriOtt MAURE TS.
- COSIIERCiED:
thic 1.4614 LI 'AP
FLoort—Superfirto Flour, per, tavEitl, • $4,25
Extra Flour, do 4 75
Family Flour,: . . _5.25
GRAIN—Red . Wheat, , par bushol;-" - z--®l.OO
Whito-Wlietit; ; : , 1.10
Rye,,.., -00
, Corn, note, „du ;," 70
Oats, 4, - r , 40
Barley, ,• • ' do, l,OO
SEED — imothy , do ' _' • S-'OO
Flaxseedi 7 T dip -- ;-; ;1.75
Clevertteed„. Tier 6iI,IIALI '.l Op)
I.Noy.t_44*§4l',L;JatiO, iterUelejiLi i l It l lso
-Dried Aplett„— r ., do
oOrlo'll.l.e p itl, t per, eyit., i,•-t 2.00
Dried Peaollett, per pound, , 12
Dried 1164
,1 20
Lard, do 20
do , 0 13
:Butier, ; . ' k. ;t 40
• Cheese, do - 20
- Eggs, per dozen, -t 25
Ilam - • 20
• _
Side, - - - ' , IS
Shoulder, I 16
COAL—Hard coal, per ton, - 6.0.067.50
Broad Top coal, .do - 3.000)3.50
LUMBER, per 1000 feet, - , . —12.0/WO.OO
SHINGLES-14, perlooo ft., 10.00@12.00
Joint Shingles, , 'dot - 5.00®6.50
MiscELLANEous—Barl4,,pefeord; '', 8.50
Bran, per wt.; ,-‘ A 1.00
.1
- Hops, per 'pound ' - - , .: 40
Wool, 'dor • ', - 1 , 45®50
Hay, per ton, --- -• ' ' n; ' i 12.00
Hides, • - - •,, • :. 1 6q16,7
Green Apples, do. '7s(iill 00
. . _
Onions - , do : , 75
Jour C. MILLER,
(Successor to C. 11. MILLET[ & SON,)
• ,
All, Kin& of LEATHER ,
.•
. ,
SHOE.-FINDIMCS.,
pON, PA. •
!;
PRINTING - aa
-
The'!PGlobe 'Rib /Office.
Accordcone.
From $3:00 qiwprde, at Lewis' Book
Store. ' •
IPINESS I)IF,DT, TAKVNOTI.C.EI
yoµ µ•µlA jiui ocµµ µintly printed onlou*4)
,OPee, all at • •
•&?•: . I,r•f t y'l6, o o4‘",:4.l4 l, yrArro.iy . F ß y.go . F E.
.
.READ: AN.I) _BE POSTED
1
4 1 ' rE
ta r
(
isiew-rE o wfAuDoldic
THE undersigned would respectfully
!, announce that Ito manufactures and keeps constantly
lie hand a large and splendid assortment of
DINING AND BREA IdAST TABLES,
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS
WASII AND CANDLE STANDS
Windsor nuttoanr ileare,clialre, cupboard L gilt fitldrioire"
wood mouidinfYdrAMlrror pictdriltlfßitauo; unit:a:Start-
My of articles not mentioned, at prices that cannot felt to
be satisfactory.
Ho is also agent for the well known Bailey A Decamp
patent spring Bed lotion,.
The public are invited to call anti examitio his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
IYork and salon room on 11111 street, peqr Smith, ono
/door meet of Yenter'slttoro" t'; 2 ,
:
Ifuntingden, Aug. 1, 1866
giv ° aavgm.2'
Manufaoturer and Dealer In
3F I irj 35T, DX I "I"iTR.3EI,
Itompuctfally la Hos tho attention of the Public to his
stand on 11111 et., Huntingdon, In the rear of (Wargo IV
Swartz' Watch anti Jon elry store, whom ho natnufactnrev
and keeps all kinds of Fiji allure ut Jeddeed prices. Per
sona wishing to purcbiLlioguillt ell to gile him a call.
Repairing of all kinds tit, to promptly and charges
reasonable.
Altr • Also, Undertaking carried on, and Conine inlet," in
any,etyloples!Feti,i , t!..lhor , t b r e i j i b c o u i:
hneu
'A B -Inv - taw) ELEGANT HEAIZSE
and ie. keened to siitendllinuoralt it any vidce , in town
or country: J. 31. 111S8a
Huntingdon, May 9, 1A66-tf
REMOVED
TO THE N. E. CORNER OF DIAMOND.
Boot and Shoe„Bmporium.
_I JOHN 11. WIISTBROOK
,i..• ; .• , ,
RONACtfull ) In the 'clttii%Tis 416, - ntin g don awl
vicinity that he hasjuat received front the city adiaw and
splendid stock of
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Carpet Sack
Trunks, &c., &c., &c., &c.
all of which hole prepared tclellat greatly reduced prices
Don't forget the Ors Manion& Old canto.
niers and tho public generally are invited to call.
Huntingdon, tip. 7, /80.
qEo. SHAEFFER ,•
llns Jnit relurnod fruit
SPLENDID STOCK
OF
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, &a,
Which he offurs to the, inspectlitit otltle customers and
th public genorally. sell his stock at the most
REASONABLE PRICES,
and tl;i;sevslin' iiiircluilio'c&p Mil eurely 'call
BOOTS & SIIOES MARKT° ORDER,
and RF.PAIHINO done In the 'widest and moat expedi
tious manner.
Colt neon Mr. Schaeffer nt Lis shop on 11111 street, a
row doors west of Um Diamond. op. 14, 1863
N EW BOOT. sHq.B STORE.
iirsl. AFRICA
1 ; anDirma Alta; iodate t Ant lid has Jutd,
opened at his old smut] In the Diamond,
Huntingdon,
A Fine Assortment of all kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
• -
All of which La alit sell , at rqtrprfref, :Oda sales and
mull prVies. enll mid examine my monk:
Manufacturing and 'lapilli Ing 0000 to order as usual.
Huntingdon, ap. 14. 150.
THE lIUNTINGDON
Manufapturingtompany,
1:••• . • • •
- 1910vskprepared totfillYerdure)for=i.. , - , ..i
W BATHER HO A It DING,
• - •
FLOORING,
I , t:DOOR§ ,
AND SASH,
And`in• 4
shore to do ttlhkinda of Ctirpenter
. :'work—L: • "''
To furnish HUBS, SPOKES and FELLIES,
in quantities, and receive orders fur
;;•I,4ter.illtirders should be addressed,to
D. W. AItTLEY, President,'"
Huntingdon, Pa.
Juno IG , ISGO-tf.
I i:t.)
U W, l t, brEEL 1 , 111.T0N S. LYTI.E. 11111UEL A. WIL.Rt.
•'
'STEEL; IYTLE,&
. STEEL l ving lACaletl odill6iCttocCof bitut'vrith
iii two mike (litho borough of llontiogdoN a : . ;
STEAM SAW MILL,
aro preparyA tolmanuracturo . a!!!,:ipds 2E ;
OAK ANI) PINE -LUMBER.
• • Ile uiitl will ;be run Jo jis utmost enPacily and Will be
in operation during tin entire muleteer and part of tiro
6ntuntn•inoniliti:' They will be'eitabled to furnish Mint
bet in large qpantittes, and.of all dimensions, at the low
eat cash prides.
Oilers respectfully solicited. Lumber delivered at time
Penna. Railroad, or canal.
April 2 t 2, 1868-q
Latest ,Arnv ,
al of Gent's Goods,
H. ROBLEY 1,,,,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has ioinovedto the room, orsr,diihu „Baru A. COI Ronk,
(06111010 I:ol3:gorner.)•Yluirojl iy illopvired to do all
kinds of work in his lino of business. tie busiest receiv
ed n full line of
' •!' -; •-; I.
YESTINGS, ''"•"" •
CASSIMERS,
CORDUROYS, &c.
Thankful for past 'intro:ni%li floticitif rt confirm:taro
of the mime. Thnattontion of Au public is called to Ida
stock arch:llls, dc., which he is lir:Tared to make up to
order in a faxbionable, durable:tad workmanlike manner.
t
,1 •
31,eachau Tador.
Edon; April ftb;lB69: " `
• P ia" '
I " IE.T
•
Frond $4;06 to' $150,00 ; a: set')
LADIES' and GENTS'
itrgEEnTER.IM g - J00D,9
Ludlail i ,"`lipbde;, best Kid
Glows,s, ari'd - Ttirhs- 'of all
Black Beaver Cloth
for o 'ljadtkk*Aliet4 double
and single, Corsets, Boule4i'd Skirts,
Dress Goods, Domestic Goods, Hats
and Cups, „
GROOKRIES, - PROATISIONS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARN, cuccNswAim,
ironnobotANDISCOARS. GUI% OV$11••811QN?, and n
thousand not 9110 otDor, 410F,s,,01,clioniler Gum ally Bill
et' Donee In I. 14 • • • •• • •k t • -•P • ;•,
• 1
At ZEIGLER'S ! '
HUNTINGDON, PA. n 024
Ta l ti rigßiTro-,ifif; si
• lOUS 81311S8j P rate at • ,
r
'Z.** r.Bo o l{ - 4,4 1 6X-A77ONBAYSTOICE,
6,itg abhatisements.
rt - ENTRAL HOTEL, •
IL./ HUTU EAST CORNER VOUETII AND SMITE BTB ,
PILIILADEIRHIA.
Is % AHIt COTE , (formally of Huntingdon Goa) Pocen
Centrally located and the' most convenient 'point fur
mcrcheinte %/siting the city. Accommodations, the
first.claee. Alt the modern ilhprovemente. ..gyery
ton tfon will be extended to gvest. jan6•ly>..
To THEVORKING
We are now prepared to fornisie ?tit elaMse
comlant employment at home, the of limo or for
the spare moments. Business now, light ithlP profitable.
Panetta of either Ben easily earn from 60 cent d' to 6 del- -
lars per evening, and a proportional sum by de;foting
their whole time to the loudness. Boys and girls. earn
nearly-as much no 1.11, Tint ail mho see this notice
may sond their address, nail rest the business, we make
tills unparalleled oiler: To ouch us are 1110 t well satisfied
woWIII send $1 to pay for the trouble at writing. Full
partienlats, a valuable sample, which will do to' com•
ineheo work cm and a ropy of' the "People's Literary
Campatien o --one of the lorge:t find best family newspa
pct's published—all sent free by Mail Reader if yoc
%sant permanent, profitoble work, address E. C. ALLEN
.k CO., Augusta, Maine.; u- • lice. 1, am,
YflitTsEAß HOMES
-A-I\l-33 FORTUNES , ,
in the'boundlese West and y Smith. It speaks to
the 3 ming emu of home and a fortune; and - tells him";
is by, uhere and how to seek it; it tells the Caldtaliso
whore to invent; the laborer, to find good wages; the far•,
mer, tho bear, lands; tho merchant, the manufacturer,
tho professional man and the mechanic, Of the great
chonclieh epee to them: it belie everybody just' whht the/
ought to know, about the vast mom cos and wonderful"
progress in every port of this great 'country. Nask,
fresh. interesting, and popular.
Send for circular. Nut terra, In tiler's sons, and oilier
enterprizing men, can learn of a money-making buSiness,
by addressing PEOPLE'. PUBLISHING CO;, Philadel
phia, Cincinnati, Ohio, Chicago, 111,, St. Louis, 310,,
or.apringnold, Naea. cc13.14w ,
' ISTADLISIIED IS 67 .
PoSTLETIBTAITE CO,
Geneial Commission Mefohants
=I
'Wheat, Corn, Onto, Bye:Bark, Butter ; Egge, Lord,
Poultry, &c.,
No. 264 South Front Street, ,
A. 0. Postlethwaite,
J. o..llolnughtoo.
inity2b-ly
Surveyor General's Office,
HARRISBURG, SEPT. 8,186 w.
910 THE OWNERS 01.? UNBAT•
EN PED LANDS:
111 obedience to no Act of Assembly, approved the
eighth day of Aplll, one thonsaiiii eight hundred and
sixty-nine, you urn In reby notified that the "County
Land Lien Docket," containing the lit sof unpatented
lands fur Itunthuidon county; prepared under the Act of
Assembly of the twentieth of May, one thousand eight
bundled and sixty-tour, and the supplement Amato,
Las this day been tliru entail to tho 'Prothonotary of the
comity, at whose office it may be examined. The liens
can only 1w liquidated by the purchase money, interest
and fees; and • receiving patents through this llop.trt7
meet.
JACOB 51. CA BOBBLE.,
Surveyor, General.
Sept. 15,411 ' '
Tun _
SAFE
.DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OF PITTSBIIIt9II,PA4
INCOIIion6TED tun me
Safe Keepin, :if Bonds,, other Securities, cpC'.;
• .•NGi •83 FOllier AVEN UN.. i
. GUAItANTES RATES.
Fora rem: or
Government and all other Coupon So- 1. df 04000
eurflien, (Handing ttnuk Hybl ' f
'1 25 • 1;605
goia Coin orMillion
: 4 1lyre Coin 'or Bullion ' ' 200 - 'r'l,ooo
0.111 or tqlrer Plan., antler Heal, on • '
nel'snotininto of foil enluT,.anti .
foildOct r t4nlJWlnirut for
.• on a' b.oolit
51ortgageo, TM nab Papnre gbnernily, nlier of
no 2 ruin° $1 'ear each. or arCording to bulk:
Wills; $5. which pot mituu cover 4 the rennantitr of Ilio
lir" of tho manor.
Nociserge less than one dollar.
Tim Company is also prepared to rent Stint! Ittin Bares
(swat furnished with a tin box,) [oxide its burglar proof
vault, tho renter exclusively holding the lacy theieuf, nt
the following rates. viz: $l5, $1.0,530, $OO, $75 and $5OO
per annum, Also, to Store Boor", of Accounts, 'Records,
Valuable Title Papers; etc, at imonablo rates. • '
„ .. ~
. • . ' • PreSident:
. ,
WILLIAM PIIILLIPS. '
Vice President:
• . , ,IIENICY. LLOYD.
„ , ~.Directors:
WILLIAM PHILLIP; f . ...ATILON 11. PAINTER,
Hesse LLOYD, , , Jossrii S. Multiuse:,
• •MILLIASI lint , „ Mesas IDAcK, ,
WIbLIAM ) 1 . LYON, , CURTIS 0,111)3051.
JAMS 1. BENNETT. . .. ,
Secretari_llllll Treasurer ;
B. F. VON BONN 110lin
MEM
Nl, CALDWELL &CO.
I
JEWELERS,
916 "
AND
IMPORTERS,
tl2
-•- 2. ;":
L 4
FIRST-CLASS GOODS.
AY IMNIENS TARIM OF
GOLD WATbEcts rl
DIAMONDS, .;
•
JEWELRY,
'SILVER' WARE,' ; 9
,f 7
szr.vgt,
PLATED wAitu;
CLOCKS. BRONZES,
FOREIGN;FANCY GOODS,
_ _FINE PAINTINGS &c &c.
.411 persons, desiring really Olio articles, .•rellablo in
quality and moderate in'price ' are certain toAie pleased
by oar raceedingly large an d varied collection. Our
stock is k. lit always (rush by additions from first sources.
Our stern is pionomiced one of the most elegant in the
world; and nay panties visiting the city are cordially in
vited to call and hailed It at their leisure.
Tan. 10, 70.-ly.
McGUIRE'S
SPANISH HAIR DRESSER
FOR PROMOTING TIM GROWTH, BUOTIPtINO SIM
Alld rendering it dark nod glossy. No other compound
possesses the peculiar properties which no exactly milt
the various conditions of the human hair. The use of
this oil as a hair dresser has heron US/ire/7ml in every sec
tion et the country in the Spanish Main for centuries.—
No pleperation of art could give that elegant luxuriance
and alatmhame of hair which have BO often been the ad
miration of [Levelers in Spain. Thin oil is highly and
delicately perfumed, forming an article 'unrivaled in oz.
eelieneo and upon wldch the 'Spanish .People far malty
years Leda set,its seal of enduring tiatproyni...,;)
-0-
11IcGUIRE'S
filotcallaFloworsSliampo Lotion
For'ri . movink dandruff Mid 'scarf from the herttl,'‘i Mien
ing and perfuming t h o skin. This lirticlo is entirely di f
fel out from anything of the kind over allured in this coon
try and,ThAvarranted fire from all ,poldonous substances
iniunbio lotlbn ups used by the Emperor Mnximil
can, and Empress est cotta of Mexico, and universally
used by Mexicans for three hundred years. As n cash
for the head—it is cooling, cleansing and refreshing.—
When thus used it rut once relieves littolitch
'• ' • , 1110311111 E% , tt : .;
WILD, 17LOWDRS TEES
Alt those nll6 are In favor bf white trills and aplensant
and perlu teed bteath. should ut once use McGuire's U ild
tonmx for the Teeth. All 'these preparations tiro put
up in the most elegant and ornamental, manner. , We
nntko no exception let no lug that thty ure an ornament
ton Ittily's toilet table, and none complete without them.
Martuitted satisfitctory or money refunded. Dealers
will Gear this in mind. gold by all , respectable Dine
gists In the United States _ and Cianadas. Address anima
RICHARD •IVIcGIIIRC,`
Depot and Manufactory,
, 263 North : Second Street, Philadelphia
. /'or sale at Book. Store, ,
OIL CLOTH WINDOWSHADES
GILT GOLD SIIADES,; , ~•
MII§LIF SHADES,
BAILEY'S..FIXTURES,„ • •
- TAPE, CORD 4.1V.p Ims,FALS
LL ASkORTMENT
•.„ , AT, t i t'AltiS' i3OOIC. STpIiE
SPECIACLES .
finO; and largo assortmoi4 always oo
hand
4.7' LEWIS' BQQX isTaR.F.
- NT°TreE, . . .
This is to giddy Ito public. and all concerned(
'that out (the Roth darer January. Ina tanti 1870, otytwifs(
ANN, Taft my bed and board In Big Log l'al/ey, Shirley
•townsidp, without any just canto on my part andhalf
'goo.) to purls unitnonn This ie theinforo to foraWarA
all persons from trusting Her otimY account, as I am do- -
termined not to pay any Aids of Itv contracting front
and after this date, viz: January 28th; . , ,
f0t.` 2 43• 8 RANGE R. OA 51PBELIP
A DAIINISTRATOII.'S NOTICE.
- / - i_. [Estate of fifff JEFFRIES, deed.]
Lettere of administration upon the estate of William
i
Millen; fate of Tell trAnibipcslecenassfil b vim ,
grattfiel to llor,bnaersigOdP,alt Ileracnielli tedlfltt
estate will "fulku bamedlay payment, add Op If s
delta Iffillirolsont them for abttiement." li. 'I .-
' ' D .CRAWFORDIF ItitSP A
Feb. 2.0 t. Administrator:
ADMINISTRATO I thS NOTICE.
[Estate of David'llouseholder, dee'd.]
I,tters of administration; upon the estate of Davie!'
Ilettitrifokler lute uf nJko totvusldpilluttrirtfol.pn_o2.,t',
dece4.l4l, n Ceti 00.4020W004k 01/00r
sera lisdelited to tho estate will make fmetsrliate pity+
merit',.rthd those basing claims will present then for set-
tibrifet#l.
Jig,. 20, 1870.-6 r.
A mitlNiswito 4 q,u4s,. -NOTICE.
oeilittAlrAtituVintilitiiith deed.l
Letters ulatdministration upon tliO esthtV:tlf Alkalised'
W. B hough, Into of Penn top., deceased: lartritig-lieop •
grouted to the undersigned, nli persons indebted VI ttztc
estate will make pAyment, mull those having claims will
present thou for nettlement.
HENRY BRUMBAUGH,
Jame4,Creok, pp?, ept*
j ,
.__.• .1 -
jiUDTds'iqtic.t
.I. • 11. ~ ,
Estato of Thorium Spencer, deed.]
Inc nudersigvect Auditor, appointed by the Orphans..
Court of II untingdon,county, to hear and determii at.
ceptioneto,Uiraccopikl,of Daitici - ,,Dlris,aoner.„-cf IN
ul i
estate of-I%olola kppucir, ileed,irth to^r`pOotriOidtr hu
Boa orthe hfifakek in tfte bauda bre triehiptitiltfititi, It
meet tho parties intereetod for the purpohe of hie ap
pointment on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1870 at 10
o'clock, A. kV, at hki• - dffice-In.:lfuntlngdoir,. attain' MEV
whore all personi, are required to present their glean*,
' • Iict'ALEEFVEOVELIii ‘‘hi
' - • ' , ' • ~:. 1 , e 4PqAtFis-. -.I
=ME
A TJDITORS NOTICE:
lEntato of JOAN
under.dglied, appointed Auditor by the. Otphausw
Court of Huntingdon county, to dbitribritiV the .balitries
hi the bands of Ephraim K 3 ler, nilminietrator of
the estate of John Eyler, /ate of. Clay township
deed. r w 11t toad. to tho. 4 qf reagtt4Poirer/ at
the . I,a tam linntingdo t oll
TIlUltSDAVItitli Flumumnr;llblllat 4' WEI:.
P: N., when and where all persons Interested are re
quired to present their claims or be debarred from eon s
log in for a share of the fund.
Philadelphia
Jun. 26 4t:
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
Tile endr reigned, appointed Auditor by the Court of
Common Picot of llnntingdon County, jo,dlstributo 1146
find lu thollands of the 'Sheriff; nriting from the sitla'nf
the real estate rf H. A, Preen, hereby • pioea.• native"
that ho IN ill meet the parties trammed for therpfirPoSall
of his, appointment .0t his-.olfico. in Huntingdon. po
THURSDAY, tho 17th dty of NE111111An4;4870. at 10
o'clock, A. Al., when and alter., all personenre requeeted.
to present (heir clabui or la, debArred from coming in
' for a shore of the fend.
Jan 20,1870.-R.
A_IJDITOR'& ATWICE.-41.4
cit.t.tooi
Tlitrundersigned;Atidltor"appointed tip The rd of
Common Pleas of Huntingdon county to report distal
button of the fund in the 111211,111 of D. It P. Neely, Eaq„
Sheriff of sold county, arising from the sale of real estate
of tiansuel•Sankey, hereby gives notice to sli porsone in
terested, that lie will at tend at the Mlle° of Woods ,fc
Williamson, be Huntingdon, tsnITUESDAY,,22d ,day.vof
February, 1870, nt ten o'clock, a. m., for the purpose of
making odd distribution, hen 'md' vilierenitdisetannei
having clairtii, ago just said fund aro required to present
the some. or be debarred from coming in (many shave of
said Nadi i ' 194.114111,1,1A - MBPPLet
}NALT7O:I4::: I A Li A 100 kt
t 3 A UDIT Olt'S NOTICE
„..(g3tAtO of • Jour Ituttor.) '
The undersigned. nppointed auditor by the Cubans.
Court , of Ilunthigdurif Couhty, , lo'idllitributo..the.fund
arising from the sale of real estate of Jesse Rutter,
dee'd., hereby gives notice that he will meet'thS 4 lleirtinn
interested for the purposes of his appointment, at his of
fice lu Huntingdon, on Flll DAY, the 18th day of Februse,
TY,.lBlll,,at,one Weluelr e p. 41 when and
,witise all pit.;
re nested to tal BVlletto s fj
comik,ißf faro r e
-.4 ' EXISVANII3IFLACIR, St
Feb. 2,td.S Auditor.
T STEWS SATE
VALUABLE - REAL, ESTATE!,
EETATS OF OURISTIAN YMCA DEVIL; , e
, , , •„, „,,
liy tt
iie - of ati'M:dor of the' Orplistine . 'Boort of Ifon
tingclon county, I out expose to public sale on tho pram-.
tins, jn Cromwell lownship,,ltudingdythc o onlty,,,,,,
• aafol I.oAcittitt J
at I o'clock, p. m, of said day a VALUABLE FARR, in
Croonel I township, bounded by luorlit,of,,Tl t toxpea.
man on the east, , on tho north by lands of Riot Bechitat,
on the nest by lands co Enos Me3lnlleja, am( oKr,
south by lauds of Rock-11111 Iron 'Works, containing
One Hundred and Forty-four Acres,
more or less having thereon ere Lied a GOOD TWO
STORY PRAIA E DWELLING HOUSE and BANK DARN.
A bauble Wagon Shed and necessary out-buildings. A
good well of water in the hard. A good bearing apple
orchard of choice truly, and a Willlbor of peach, pear and
cherry trees. The stfeahni of Witter cup througn the
premisev, nod thorn is also iron ore and gow liguistone
on the premiseal
Issms MS_SAPK•it--Onedhir49lJhe purslinselwkonolv
to ho paid on ennfir,outtilin of saloyat Aprit,',conft,'lzben,
deed twill boidnili; anyLtligibainhainAvv.otki 11 4 1 .4Dnindii
pdyriiontb, with fidetest, KOMI'S lieseeaecjley the
bonds of the purchaser.
- CIIRISTI.AN PRIG; Jr..
T Itiveattbr Gh(ilitt kiicjoior
T I F W.VIA /,
OF
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fly. virtue of an order,of the Orphans l a Ctintksotinlol,
Hngdou county, I. will owe to,putillo eale,On thetoll4nr
Hee. in l'enu township, Huntingdon county,
W IIDIti.H.SDAY the 2d day of DrillCil;fBVil,li
et ono o'clock, p. in., of mid
T I 1%113-Elt. , D
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in Penn township, bounoed by lands of Isaac Peightal on
the south, by 'ands of James Norris and It. & W. WWI
9n thu east, by lands ofJohn Lee on the north, by lands
ofSaMuel Harris' heirs on the nest, containing
Pcii.6 4 -thi.en‘lAnees ;and : , SeiehilY:itifee
Perches, .ncat, measuye,,
TER,3IS wF'SADIC,=-Onttlaint.of 'thel)itrohaito money
to be paid,on confirmation of the sale at April Court,
when decal will b'er inade,dind thb bilanio , in , fwfiequal
'annual paymentsWitli intateet, ;the viittll,e to-, be - Fee:AU
by thejudgotent bonds or the purchaser.
EIETI
VALUABLE .REAL,ISTATE
•
' real estate known ns the "We:Avert:sn" Or . ",Mll l l,
ken VIII Property," situate on- Mill Creek and Sadler'.
Creek, in BrAdy township, Iluntinpdon eonntY,lra.,'' tiro
mite.; N. V. Creek Staiibrivm the Penns.'lt: R. is
offered for sale. ,jp has bean divided into liva'pareala
wiltelkwilebdsolti ieparately or together a's '
may desire, to wit:
A.r m --Altraskon. 1521 aergs ie
130.2 perches:' Bottbdad Mb?' Healy *ollfrire•Mlel,y;
111111 Tract; E. by John K: Metz; S. by tract "N" and N'
W. by dracteltitPhstin,g thereon Awe d welting/ liguses,
batik barn and tiberimproVemente: large part of tba,
laud i s cleared; the balance is well timbered. The Mill
Creek and Kishocormillas - rorids pace through the tract.
Tract. 47 acres } 102.7;
ironviji,CirkiuNtSi'y4Xeri
Mom; Wy N. IV% Nyttakc
Itieludesilagriabnilli;saw4 ll lll usatiy - tsues .
portion of :the land is in cultivation; tho balance is woll
timbered. r , NA ,
acre-58..1-I.o"ercrclifAllound
ed Nth. by James Gregory; s. by MCI Creek Ftwnase
Company; S. W. by JohnMetz; west 14.
Henry and 'John' iVaddle.' This tractia cekered'
with excellent tlrutme—prkneipally opk. ; o
" D. " • — • 150 acres, ' 102.7 perches.
Bounded N. by JO» and David Slmpsoin "E. - by' Henry)
Woltkill; SrE: bylrutt t'A"! ii; by MID .Creekerne,co,
CamPany'and . 117; by t'Andrelf rbinctpak
part of thin tract is in timber ;
" E." 138 acres, 48.2 :4 1ce..itli13s.
Denuded N. by tract 0 , A,. , by Isaac Gorsuch and John
Tales; S. W. by Urorgo Hawn; anti N. W. by 01111 Crook
Furnace Comparay. Abuotwitmhaltorthe land ia in ;cub
tivittlon; the balance is well CTN. rqd. ,
The lauds will be ;Mown, by 111 r. JIMICS 0: Carothers
who "resides tdion'ithe 1 p,r
Mops will be shown and terms made known okapplieee :
lion t ' • ' ' """ " ,'•' : tit • ta,
. ‘. ,t A• I . SIMPSON4FRICA.
De c. 22 tls o q-rct, nr cod
.LUMBE11 1 „ SIIINGLES,,,, LAl'llB.
IpygLOCA, PINE 13ILL
,L 1: Boards, Plank. Shingles, Motoring
constantly on hand.
Worked Flooring, f r zash, Blindq Win
dowVs.PS.h„Vg,..s!pd...
Frames, turnlehed , sthOnsng .. ,..P r4 o fr k „, „
„Urain andnon l ttry
rates.
aug2S-tf C if
a'aire no., Pa.
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DIIMI-TOVSALE"' ' nl
rilabl_subscriire.otyerg laks.now Grist
Mill and Mill lioueolliiat L ed township.
,tillmateil in the heart or Shover'. Creek
Toey; pea Orin 11kk gia6ieli4iitenirdit la
vith)n ors iolleo.ol . thhis. , 1,71
yor:ctirt!tei Jr, .1
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rte'u
802 " ''NeirMlllo.liiiiftAkk
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~OTS ' FOR $A2Li3' , ,•
I .• 11:Nkr IIIINTIN01)4
Buy Lot& from first !nude at
Nrclotapp, thoirip4. to 19t4 !Nut hot .
jtjely
%irate as to paynkOntd.•
_Noy tho to, tuvekt.., Ap.
to , . . VAL!,,,15,91"1„1,,g1eg1t.
tr:oh -: . 4}1 R: 11 # 0 /dMIUULtAti)cuOZ
Adm'r,
J. E. Si.lll9olt.
cAndltow, I
K. ALLEN lAVEL:,,
Auditor.
.; ; LIARRIS,
.Expcutynp(tawl..llarris, 4eSNI,