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( Uk . e Obbe. HUNTINGDON, RA Wednesday taming, Feb. 16, 1870 LOCAL & PERSONAL. Meetings Moriah Lodge, No. 300, A. P.M, meets second Monday av ening ot each month, in humid% building. Standing Stone 11. H. A. Maples, 158. 201, meets the Zest Tuesday evening of each month, in lirown's building. Juniata Lodge., 10.111, 10. O. F., meets every Friday -evening, third floor; in Leister's Mount Hoe Clomp of I. 0. 0. P., meets every second acid fourth Tuesdays, in Leleter's building, third floor. Standing Stone Lodge, 10.85,1. 0. G. T., meets every Tuesday evening to third floor of head's Arrapahoe 21,5 e, ..Vo. GS, I. O. of P. M, meets every Thursday evening, third floor, Leister'e budding. Young Men's Christian Association meets the first and third Monday evenings each mouth, in Smith's building. Post 33, G. .4. IA, meets !third Monday of each mouth to Court fiou4e. Town Council meets the first Friday evening or each anntb. Huntingdon Lodge, No. 149, K. of , P., ractete every , Sat earday owning, in mairlis building. Huntingdon 'Congeal' ltonor,No Ti, meets the fourth Monday of each mouth in (loud Templars' The Ifibsterion Club meets every Thursday evening, in the F. U. C. A. room. • Churches.? Baptist Church—Washington Street. Rev. J. W. Plan nett. Services on Sabbath : 1034 a. m., 7p. m. •Catbolic—Washington Street. Rev.°. p. Gallaher. Ser. • tiros fast three Sundays in every Mouth. - .Bvangelical Lutheran—Mifflin Street. Rev. J. J. Kerr. Services on Sabbath : 1034 a. m, 7 p. m: 'German Reformed—Church Street. Rev. S. R. Reale. Service on Sabbath: 7. p Methodist Spiscapal--Church-Street. Rev. R. B.Wilson. Services on Sabbath : 1034 a. m„ 7p. m. . . :Protestant Episcopal—Bill street. Rev. A. H. Boyle, Sees ices on Sabbath E 1034 a: m., 63.4_ p. tn. 'Presbyterian—Hill Street. Rev. G.-11'. Znitniaer. Ser vices on Sabbath: 11 a. m , 7 p.m. 4:iPn the Wing. . • k, Sale.bills printed at this office. The Blair county jail has L.:inmates. robin round—burglars in T.eivistosin. Tuesday neat is memorable 22d. Re amentlier.the shooting match. A man must be very absent minded no t to miss hie wife after upsetting her in a snow The - editor of the Lewistown Gazeite don't like newsboy's peaterings on the passenger cars. lluntingdon had the heaviest fail of snow in the State; but Old , Sul has sent the roost of it downwards. • A little child in Altoona, named Stanley, about 22 months old, was strangled to death by swallowing a small screw. When a man wants to tie his shoes he should not put his feet-upon the breakfast table—he may upset and break things. About a dozen converts to Slormonistn have been made- in-the vicinity .of' Johns town, Franklin, county, Pa. - Tlat'o'getting pretty close: . Re - v. Thaddeus Maio, formerly - of Austin Te'xisfwas recently installed Pistoi of the PiesiiPierian Churches of li'icAreytoivri and Arisrton Hamilton, in Mipik A lightning calculator man Wes in town, • one. day lastweek. -He knewvrell how to ;subtract cash froni ether people's purses and :add them to his own. -Mr.Jentee Terry, a former resident of this ylaai„died in Pittsbdrgh on-:the,4th naged.s6 2 yeare.. 111. remains . tfere interred in the Lutheran Ceinetery_sif -nollidaysburg. .ahe Fulton Dcaocrcit has ngain made its ..appearance after the recent fire_ which do. = sherd all and 7 it n'oir presents -in:enlarged, readable and handsome appear .-tome.. A colorW,man in town, who will be a ye s tt , r next fall if. be lives, and pays• his taxes like -whiteifellts, has the credit of saying, -"Brass de'Lord, the - Fifteenth Commandment iis passed.f,.' ' • JThedlellefente 'Watchman says,, "Albert Wanttlyke ga,bleweci pp by a bursted boiler . county, hist • week.'! - We don't believe a' bursted boiler could do any such thing. ;Patrick ploan,.a, miners who was injured fbrtho explosion IX powder at the mine near :Iklatilda..Eurnaep; this +county, has since flied, remaina.were interred inthe Catholic . cemetery in this place... •' :Almost- every. "local" in this neck of tim herhad something to any about the ground_ beg, and although all say he saw, his shadow .we don't believe one of them saw his hogship knows *battier tie: did or not. A. small but enterprising town in Centre county has a match stick manufactory, that •employs 30 persons, mostly female., makes thirtyfiro thousand sticks per minute, and luau six thousand feet of lumber per day. The Valentine trade is not -so brisk this :year; but notwithstanding, we have received our share, of, the comic. 'There is nothing dike a man .learning all about his business, . and having, others to tell hiiit his faults. 'The Bellefonte Watchrnoee told a fishy sto ry last week when itTsaid. that Mrs. - S. Fish and her infant, living under.a bridge, were .run oves.by the cars. .Have mistake not the -same "fearful accident" happens in this town every day, but nobody is•hurt. Everybody, read Horace Greeley's ideas of Farming on the fourtb.page of this paper. Ilia views on that :eultject, which we will wallah in succeeding: numbers, are of them .selvesoworth.morettban $2 to any farmer.— : Subseribefor the Globe and you'll have them. Some fellow attempted one night last week ,to. effect an entrance into Musser Sr. Fleming's Jaw-of f ice, in this place, by taking out the ,transom. -He did not succeed, but ho left ,the.marks of his long, dirty fingers above the .door, which he is requested to come and wash ;It is very encouraging when n subscriber delkus that he likes our paper, and his lam. illy can't do without it. Such comfort we re ceived from one of ours last week—but un fortunately he is unable to pay up just now, ;but will do so as soon as he can scratch ,enough money together. Mr. J.lll. Boring got a ducking in,Muddy Run one day last week. He was standing ea the side of the new aqueduct, and while leaning over and pointing to some part of it, be felt a sudden shock of rheumatism in his leg which caused him to lose his equilib rium and he fell a distance of four feet into the water. A chap from rfuntingdon the other night, stopping at the Dash House, tried to pinch the gas light out with his Sngere, and after ailinP ip thrit tot 'blistering his "feelers," he swore that "some dam thief stole the wick" ,-Bellefonte Watchman,. That's too•sttt(e a joke to palm off on your readers. Why Aida% you think of something new for a Ho pei. lye send this week a number of bills to ilelinquent subscribers. which we hope will receire immediate attention. Vie know pur subscribers don't intend to get too far in arrears, and that is the reason we are let ting them 'know how they stand, and what we expect of thorn as our frien4o, TILE ADVANTMA of AMVERTISING. -- Tho shrewdest business men the world over have availed themselves of the facilities offered by the press . for ; pia: cing their business fully and explioitlY before the public. The vault has been, without oception, largely to their advantage Indeed; a largo and successful business can hardly be' con ducted now witlfont frequent 'comniu nication with' the'idblie 'through • oral adiertisonients. _OE course it is our inteiest=to say so—but= is it' any the less the truth because we say it? Do not'liVe businessmen knoiv it and prove it in their own . experience ? An advertisement is certainly. a general inyitation•from a manufacturer or tra der to the public to give him a call, and the small outlay which it involves cannot possibly be any groat con sideration to a: business man. An ari vertisemon t judiciously worded, and inserted in the journal that will give it the greatest direct circulation to those whom it is intended, will assur edly pay. Advertising columns are sometimes compared (rather irreverent ly perhaps) to Jacob's ladder, reaching from the eiteth of aCspolidency, to the heaven of success. There is • much truth in the comparison, as ad- Mit who have tested the utility 'of ma king known their business in the dew's papers. MEI A dwelling house in Juniata town ship, occupied by Harrison Speck, was destroyed by fire on Sunday morning last, about 10 o'clock, together with the most valuable contents. The fam ily had gbno to a neighbor's a short time before. The fire originated from a stove pipe passing through the roof. Mr. Speck's loss is not less than five hundred dollars. ANOTHER —The house of John B. Shonefelt, in Cromwell township, this county, was totally consumed by fire on last Friday afternoon. lts con tents were partially saved. 'The fire originated in the garret from the stove pipe. Loss $2OOO. No insurance. —Two fires in ono week, entailing a loss of MOO, und•b oth the result of running store pipes through the roof, should be a sufficient warning •to ail others to dispense with them at once and erect brick flues. It is a fact that nearly all the fires that have occurred in the rural districts in our county were occasioned by stove pipes. We hope we have chronicled the last. Let none fancy themselves secure because they have escaped so long, for there is great danger in stove pipes. • Huntingdon County. The following statistics of the finan ces of Huntingdon county, we glean from Auditor General' Hartratift's re pOrt for' tbc, -yeitr ending November 30, 1809 : Pahl Into the Treasury:- . ' Tux on,coi variation stock—n. 11. T. R. R. Co $ 48 05 Broad Top 6t,oll.66tlitaelto ~ .:o 60 OU ' Poweltou Coal and Iron Co 367 50 Munn mplon Gas Company 35 38 Broad Top Improvement Company 04 00 Tax on net earuings—lluntingdon Gas Co—... 00 00 Tax on grails r: ccipts-11. & B. T. R. R 913 14 Tax on enrolment of laws—To incorporate the Huntingdon, Franklin & Fulton It. It. Co' 110 00 . Voyalidate the alit of VI in. C. Slight - 20 00 Tai on--tonnage--11. & LT. It. It. Co 6.419 89 Tax on befit nal bank ato, k•—T..IV. Al 3 , ton 459 44 Tax on write, wills, deeds, &c—J. It..slmpson ' 190 59 John B. Omucker 282 31 Collateral Inhel ham° tax—J. E. Smucker... 814 44 Tanorn licenee-51. AL Logan - ' 888 66 Meta& rs' /Icenso—M. N. Logan 1,775 67 ' T. W. Dlyton 97 28 Eating house, &c—M; 51. Logan " 192 00 Accrued Interest—lL It B. T. It. It. Co 48 70 Received from the Treasury: Pensions and tiratull ice $ 820 00 Common tielloule - 1,472 65 Mercantile Appraitet —5l. W. Mouton 27 00 Statement showing the valuation of personal properly, &c., in Huutingdon county: Valuation, $1,003,252 00; assess ment of tax, $2,826 51 ; half-mill tax per act of May 16, 1861, 8490 13 • pop- ulation, 1860, 24,406; taxable iambi tants' in 1869, 6,122. The first.of a sciies of railroad meet ings to secure the building of the Lew isburg and Spruce Creek road was held at Pine, Grove, Thursday after. noon, 16th inst. Col. B. Ayers was chosen chairman, Jas. Campbell and Capt. Jas. Dunlap, Secretaries, and John Everheart, John Gardner, Mr. Adams, Hon. Wm. Burchfield, - David Kreps and Samuel McWilliams, vice presidents. After -very interesting speeches from lion. Geo. F. Miller, and Mr. John G. Love, books were opened to - receive subscriptions, and in a short time there was subscrit ed, in Fergus on Township 354 shares, or, $18,700 towards building the road. This looked like work. 'Morns and Franklin town ships in Huntingdon County promise to do their full share and from the spirit manitested at Pine Grove- yes terday afternoon we know that Fergu son will. Let the lower Pennsvally townships do as well, and if the Penn sylvania R. R. Company is in earnest in this matter, there will be no doubt of the early completion of the road.— Watchman. EEMEES3 Big stores have no business UniOBB they advertise well, keep an obliging set:of clerks, accommodate the , public with anything they. ask for, sell at small profits, give..the worth :of. the money, and little stores never grow to be big stores unless they can do likewise, ~Now, we have a big store in our 'town that strictly follows these roles, and thereby it has become pop ular and successful, and to : day is hav ing as large a number of 'customers as any store of its size in 'the State. This we do not say at random, but it is as true as we writ:. it.' It has every fa cility to do a large business, and sells goods as cheap as the cheapest. We refer to-the store of Henry & 'Co., lo cated between Huntingdon and Ports town, and we Would advise our read ers who need goods to give the firm a liberal share of patronage. That is all they ask though they expect a fair trial from all. xter. McLan ahem, Stone S Isett, burg, have the largest and best assortment of Garden and Plower Seeds in this vicinity. Send for Catalogue. 5 and 10 cent papers sent on receipt of money, poet paid. Lfo9 4m jar Improved Buckeye - and the Buckeye and (Ado Harvester combined, Beepers and Mowers, repairs of the liuckeye, always on band, at MoLanahan, Stone & Isett's, nolli daystmarg, Pa. "fe9-5m gter—lPratt Ilay Rakes, at Ma -I,anallar, Stone ,5z lectt's, Ifollidaysburg.lslxt Raextun .13AttN'a ropts.--These po ems' warp written4inticir.cireumstances Of.: aLpeculiar..characifer, and are the product of a mind trained in the school of more than ordinary affliction. During'a pericid of eighteen yours the writer was confined to abed ,ef sick. nese; her disease being a spinal affec tion, disabling her from walking or oven assuming an erect positiemen her couch of affliction. What renders her condition moie pkinful, is' the: fact that both her • parenis, whom she ar dently loved, and who always faith fully provided for her wants,';were, in AIM - providence of God, removed by the band of death: , Being thus lea to herself, - with an affectionate sister as her only compan ion, and secluded from all personal in tercourse with society at large, she de voted herself, as she had previously done, to the reading of'eseful hooks— books of devotion and science—and to the composition of prose and poetry in both the English and Gorman languh ges, with a zeal and Portiniteily.truly astonishing. As We different Bubjocts 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 are for ,sale at Lewis' Book Store. Price 81.76., WHAT WILL Do.—On Tuesday last, a rumor prevailed that Houser, the borse•thief, who was re: cently re-captured at Lancaster, bad again made his escape from jail. There were some who believed the rumor, of course, and probably With the view of a handsome reward before them, they started in•pursuit, and the snow hav ing fallen, they fullowed.the tracks of a man some distance towards the N'ittrm Springs, where they failed to track him farther, and come to the conclusion that he had gone in the di rection of Manor Hill, On returning to the jail, what was their surprise to find the identical Houser kafely houa. ed, not having been outside of the jail sines his ro•iticareeratimi. The Day Fixed. The day fixed for the execution of Gotleib Bohner and 'Albert Borden• bourg, the murderers of the - Peightal family, is Wednesday,-the 9 tlyday of March. Sheriff Neely on Friday last received the warrant from the Gover nor; which he read to the prisoners on Friday afternoon. Bohner was wri ting when the Sheriff came_ to read . the warrant ; he looked up and listen ed until it was finished when. he re plied "all right," and resumed his writing. 33ordonpourg board .it. with feelings of remorse and; great-.concern. Preparations for the execution will be co'inmeneed shortly. " , • ~r• D. S/Elliott, Esq:, editornf the B:oody,pun Press, was recently married to .11i:03 : Rebecca Harris. of that place. Some ide; (4, the glo ry and pomp that can be got up for an editor at somebody else's expense, -may be inferred from the fact that t ,•two hundred invited guests (of whom we were not one) congratu lated the couple, the eastern markets were drained 'to supply the tables, a string band was in attendance, and the "light fantastic" was tripped by Inds:and lasses in their best "bib and tucker"- until the wee, ems' hours. girWanted at the Cassvillo Soldiers Orphan School, immediately—a lady sewing Superintendent, capable of eat. ling out all.kinds of boys' 'and girls' wearing apparel, and overseeing the making of the same. 'Also, an active, induistrious and intelligent !Ankle man as gale A ttendank—to.take charge of the boys clothing, dormitory, &c. Also a lady to assist in the- betaking, depart ment, and another in the washing de partment. Liberal wages paid for good hands, apply to 2t. A, L. G'ttssi Principal. The First of the Season Y.lll. a A. Festrval.-- 2 Tho' - Young Men's Christian Association „will hold an Oyster and Ice Cream Festival in the Court House on Friday evcMing next. An Auction and a distribution of yuluuble presents will be the name. five features• of the affair. The pro ceeds to -be'applied to liquidating the debts of the Association, which must be paid. Admission 10 cents. ACCIDENT.-Mr. Abraham Baker, of McCounellstown, who is employed at the new planing mill, while, working at the circular saw, was struck on the chin by a piece of wood, which caused a compound fracture of the jaw, cut his lip 'badly, and knocked out a tooth. Medical aid was summoned and ho is now doing well. nek,The season 1 . 8 .very unpropitious for pedestrianism, but very propitious for Coughs, Colds and Rheumatism Those who by exposure, or from any other cause, get any of the above af flictions will find panacea in Summers & Reilly's Root Candy, or their super ior Castillian Liniment, which is a special cure for Rheumatism'and Neu ralgia": . • . • While otheis - lnive talked of educa tion, the 'citizens of have erected a noble building, an in stitution of learning has been put in successful operation, and many promi nent men aro showing their apprecia- Lion of ,good advan.tpges by pending their ditughiers to it. Ladles Dresses and Boys ylothing. Mrs. Annie McCabe respectfully in. forms the public that she has removed to the house forMerly occupied by If . Mo?itaaigill, on 'Washington street, and_ is prepared to make Ladies' Dresses and Boys' Clothing, of all kinds: §lie -respectfully invites a full share of patronage. ap7 IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Tho undersigned are prepared to do all kinds of plain, and fancy, aeuring ; at short notice. Particular attention paid to Millinery, Dross and Shirt Making, MRS. L. A. Ilium Miss SArtAn J. M'ltEt. Feb. 2,3 t. ➢lre. SAMUZL SIIOVASAKER, near. the Acad emy; will do any kind of Dress Making or other sewing, and solicits a share of pat ronage, f0b.2,3t. Carpet Weaving. • Mrs. Matilda' - Pheasant - is prt i parod- t weave rag earpoto„.an,sl : solicits patt'anago from, a generous public. Residence Wash- ington Street, West lluntin d<L . tf . 12.81-F i artners needing a.GrainAFill, will de-well, to call on Wbarton.&3la guire' and "examine the Willciughby gum•spring grain drill, either with or without phosphate attachment., before purchasing. tf ~„ :litair'fioub)e Harpoon flay' Porks, beaf.in use,' and therei's •nererbeen ane returned so far; all are warranted. McLannhan, Stone & Isett, Hollidaysburg. fe9-snt Thgl..:Best Gtim Itoßei and Gum Spring Grain Drills, at lleLanahan, Stone &hell's, Hollidaysburg, Pa. fe9 cer Cider Mills, Grain Separators, Clover Hullers and Stammers, Cultivator; Washing Machines, etc., etc., at Mcl4nahan; Stoned; Isitt's,-Hollidaysburg, Pa. fe9-8111 WANTED.-A good traveling agent to travclthrough nuntiugdun county, to sell Agricultural irapletnetits. Ref erence required. ItlcLANAtiabi, STONE & LETT, 2w Hollidaysburg, Pa. b'Tons. IVattE.-4000 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 6 gallon stone crocks, jars, jugs and churns, just received at the _Red Front Gid6ry and for 'sale wholesale and re tail cheaper than at any other place in the county. 4Egi-. Photograph's of '.1361M0r . and Bordonburg, the murderers of the Peightal family for sale at Lewis' Book. ,Store, and Donnel & .E.line's Gallery. Prke 25 cents. • „ rdifh..igeLanahan, Stone &.'4,ett,lays burg; warrant all their instruments. [fe9 , sm Veritits, your communication came too late for this issue. MARRIED, At th 6 residenco•of the bride's fad er, by the Rev. W. O. Kuhn, Mr. 0. L. Bouta.ouou of Atesandria, to DIM I. J. MILLER, of Orbisonia, Pa. On the 9th inst., at the M. K Par sonege,by Rev. It E. Wilson,M.r. J. A. HOFFMAN and Miss 61m:tau . C. WIL EON, all of. Alexandria, Pa. On the same day, by the same, .M.r. JOHN MOORE and MiBS ELIZABETH FREDRICK, all of this place. On the 20th ult., by John B. Alex ander, Esq., Mr. ,1011 N WAKEFIELD, Of iluntingdon'eoUrity, Pa.,,to .MiSS'K-kTE EARLEY, of West Valley, Fulton Co. At the house of Mr. J. McCord, near Alexandria, on the 3d inst., by Bev. S. al. Moore, Mr., I). M. TuompsoN, of Colerain, to Mies SUE G. WALLACE, of the former place. MARKETS'. I= Paflautbrata, tieb.lb, 1470. Supet fl no Fleur per Lurie! 1440@4:15 Extra Flour per barrel • 7 - - - t5.0.%;:”, 60 Bye Flour per Wool $4.90@0AY4 Red Wheat per buslasl ' •i ' ' 1.2401.25 , . Eye per bushel t ' ' • 93@1..01. Core per bushel ba&alcts. Oats per bushel 53(04ets. Pinsßußan,,l'eb 14, 187 u SPriag Wheat Flour per barrel $5,50@0 00 Mho Wheat' Per bhehel ' $1.15011.18 Corn per bushel 78(00 • date per bushel ' 46P017Ct11. Bye por bushel $0.943100 Barley $1.10Ezr.51.25 YINAI,CIAL. lin,. rens, Feb. 14.—gold elosvd at Si t i934. EUNTINGDON mArticras. CORRECTEB,WEEKLY BY HRNRY .tCO. 'knocranct r'iocrii: , • • FLOUR—Suporrtuo. Flour, per'Airrol, , ,$4.25 Extra Flour, , _ do :. ' 4.75 Family Flour, „ do 5.25 GRAIN—Red Wheat, per bushel, --®I.OO White Wheat, do. := 1.10 Rye, - do'. 00 . , Corn, new, ' do '7O Oats, ' " •, do , , • 35 Barley, do 1.00 SEED--Timothy, _ do , 3.00 —Flaxseed, - do • 1.75 Cloverseed,•per 64 lbs. '• ' • 6.50 Paortstoxs—Potatoes, per' `bushel, 50 Dried Apples, d'o' ! 1.75 , Corn Meal, per cwt., 2.00 Dried Peaches, ' , per pound, t 12 Dried Beef, , do 20, Lard, do ' •20 Pork, ' do . 13 Butter, . du: 35 Cheese, do • . 20, Egg's, per dozen, . , , : , , 20 Ham, , 20 'Side, '' : r ' , • 18. Shoulder, , . - : ... •16 COAL Hard coal, 'per tall, - . ' 6.0060,50 Broad Top coal; do' 3 - .00®3.50 LUMBER, per 1000 feet, . • 12.00®30.00 SIIINGLES—Lap, per 1000 ft., 10.00®12.00, Joint Shingles; ,do , . 5.00(0.50 MISCELLANEOUS—Bark, per.cord, , 8.50 • Bran, per cwt., ' 1.00 Hops, per pound ' 40 Wool, do 45050 Hay, per ton, 12.00 Irides, 6®7 Green Apples, do 75®1.00 Onions, do 75 JORN 0. MILLER, (luccesoor to C. IL MILLER & SONS) DEALER /11 All Kinds of LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, .11U.NI'INGDON, PA ia12.1670 NEW LEATHER HOUSE. TILE FIRM OF LEAS & MoVITTY, hero !muffed tho largo lave etery Leather House, twin Janice Nanny, N 0.432, NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, And intend doing a Illdo nud Leather Commission Bush nose. Their sons D. P. LEAS, and T.E.ISOVITTT, aro there, and authorized to, carry on th e business for them—as they aro young men of 'good 'moral character, and tine business qualifications. They solicit the patronage of their brother Tanners in the county and elsewhere. iwthey still Witt eontlnho to keep a good assortment of Spanish and Slaughter Solo Leather ort hands, at their Tannery, near Three Springs, Iluntingdon County, pa.• marfitt. LEAS A MoVITTY. U. S. REVENUE STAMPS F'OR •S A LE ';! AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE. HUNTINGDON, PENNA. 1 'NVELOPES— By tke boa, pack, or lose quantity, for sale at 1., LEWIS' BOOS .AND 'STATION:ER rsroßm moNnity TagE ]3o¢i{B, • .1 , 6 i • B.le at ' c IC AND STATIONERY BTOlitir o.;itg,, i Pliertiqtintilts: - CENTRAL 11(. 1 TErf, 600TH EAST CORNER TOC.T , t ATP 801, 0(0 8711, E CUILCOTE; (hiiinet 1, , of Iluntnik4ori C 0..) Centrally located and Ow ir, et eanVetilent.,point for Merchants %kiting the city. tnolannalalione or no, brat-clans. All the modern laiin .011.1 H. .t4•4ltY nb Lennon gill be extended to gUeSiet. jant,lr. kV 1 , k T ° TIIWIYORIC.LNG: CLASS.-- We are now prepared to furnish all claws with coolant employment at home, the whelp of tune or far the spans moments. Business new, light and profitable. Persons of either Box easily earu from 50 cents to 5 do:- tare per °rotting, and a proportional sum by devoting their Whole time to the Gusineras. Bop and girls earn nearly as touch aa men, That all %% tat ace this notice may send their address, and rest the business., we make this unparalleled oiler: To arch as are not mil sathdied we sift amui 51 10 pay for the /militia of writing, Full - partieularn, a valuable trample, Which will do to cram 711Q11C0 work on. and It Aralt3' .or the "reolthl'a One pantott"--ratto of the larglt 111/11 brat family U. 11 1 .11114 pets published.—all sent free by mull Reader if eon Want permanent, prefltoblo stork, address E. C. ALLEN & CO., Auguatn;slaine. •• ' Dec. 1, am. BOOK AGENTS IVANTED FOR THE akiVOOLES AND THIMINIS P. T. 1E3.4k12)N-TYM. Mitten by himself In one large Octavo Volume— Neatly 800 Pagos—Trinted In Englifilt and German, 33 Elegant full page Engraving.. It embraces forty years recollections of his busy Ills. as a Merchant, Manager; Banker, Lecturer and Show man, and gives accounts of hie bum isontnent; his Fall ore. his successful European Tears, end impurtant',llis (orient and Personal Renditiecences, replete with Hu mor, Anecdotes and ; Entertaining Narrative. No book published so acceplahlO tb all classes. Every o n , wants Agents at o'Selling front 50 to'10(;) a week.- 11 - e oiler c;tra. terms. Our Illustrated Catalogue, and Telma to Agents scut free, J.E.IMRE& CO., Publishers, Feb, 9-3 m, Hartford, Connecticut: • • • • ••• • ... 4EIE, .-- SHOULD .AD.DBE. El $ Barclay St., fi.r. or 3g W. 4th St., Cincinnati O. they want the most popular and best selling subscription books published. and the moatilb crat terms. Send for circulars. Theywill eostyou nothing, and maybe of great benefit to you. A . WAN TED, THE KING OF Hoßs_ A - 11 BooKs • nx It outsells, len io - one, any book of its ki o n t tri n ti n tai ' afted. 49th thousand in press. Agents doing better now titan ever before. Also, for OUR , FAMILY .PHYSICIAN. In both ENGLISH anti GERMAN. Embracing the AL LOPATIIIO, IIYDROPATIIIO, ECIAC. TIC and LIBERAL modus of troatruont. 541 closoly prin ted pages. Price only $2 50. The moat complete, reliable and popular family medical bo. k in oil...tench Address C. F. VENT. Publisher 38 W. 4th at., Cincinnati, Ohio folt9-]m . . aSTADLIEMED 1867. A POSTLETH W AITE CO .; t G ► eneral Commission Me . rohants TOR TBB BALE OP Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Bark, Butler, Asp, Lard, Poultry, dc., No. 2e4•South Front. Street, A. G. Puotlethwalte, Philadelphia J. O. sfsMtughtort. naty26-ly , Surveyor General's Office, HAILRISBUIta, eirkT. 8, 1809. TO TIIE OWNERS OF UNPAT. PIN'PED LANDS: In obedience to au Act of Assembly, approved the eighth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and sixtyllino, you. nro, hereby• notilled that the “County Land Lien Docket," containing the list of onpate rated lands for lilitaiitgiiOnCOULlty, prepared under the Act of Assembly of the twentieth of May, one thousand night hundred nod sixty-four, and the nupplemont thereto, line this day been forwarded to the Prothonotary of the county, at whole office it may ho examined. The liens can only be liquidated by the purchase money, interest end ties, and receiving patent. through this Depart• eleot. JACOB M.CA4IBILL, , kurveyor Genera. Sept. 15,-613 SAFE DEPOSIT 'COMPANY, OP PITTSBURGII,PA, INCORPORATED 7011.1116 We Keeping of Bonds, other Securities, &G. NO. 83 FOURTH AV.NUE. GUARANTEE RATES Fora Pear, or - • trr &period'. Porernment and all other Coupon ..e-} $1 00 per sl,oooeu including Bank Bills °old Coiu or Bullion 125 " 1,000 Silver Coin or Bullion 200 " 1,000 (told Or Silver Plata, under real, on otruceo oatituato of full value, and j OO lOO rote subject tokidjustment for bulk, on a bolds of Deeds, Mortgages, raluablo Papers generally, oboe of nottsed value-$1 a year each, or according to hulk,' . Willa, $5, whisk premium covers the renialndei of the life of t h e maker. No charge less than one dollar. .Tho Cotupauy is also prepared to rent Scotch Iron Safes (each furnished with a tin hex) inside its burglar proof vault, the renter exclusively holding the key thereof, at the following rates. viz: $l5, $2O, $3O, $6O, $75 and $lOO per aunam. Also, to Store Books of Amounts, Records, Vulnablo Title Papers, etc, at reasonable rates. President: WILLIAM PHILLIPS. Vice President: lIRNI6Y LLOYD. Directors : Wtt.Ltute Pamirs, Brnery H. MINTER, lIEDRY LLOYD, JOSEPH S. Momusatx, WILLIAM BU J OEOROk BLACK, M. LYON, CURTIS G. 11usser. .I.txes 1. BENNETT. Secretary and Treasurer: S. F. VON BONN HORST. ' nova-3nl FBI CEO. sHAEFFP3- MolrishieCreiurned from lb° vast with aGlaft SPLENDID STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, &c, Which he offers to the inspection of hie contortions and the public generally. -Ile will moll his Block at the most REASONABLE' PRICES, and those who purchase once will surely call DOOrS & SHOES MADE TO ORDER, and EXPAIRING done In the neatest and most expedi tious meaner. Call upon Mr. Scliaoffor•at hie shop on, 11111 street, a few doors. west of the Diamond. op. 14, 1663 IOTF,SY BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WM. AFRICA . t: Informs the pahlic that he has - Jost opoued at his old stand in the .lilamond, lluntlagdoo, A Fine Assortient of all kinds of BOOTS AND , SHOES, -For Ladies, Gent/amen and Children. All of whlchlho tt 111 sCil 'lli fair prices.; 'Quick saki and smallprifits. cod sznatino toy stock. ' itaituiactiirlog and Itopairlok done to order aa illuntingdon, Ap.l4, 1969. ' REMOVED TO THE N. E. CORNER OP DIAMOND. Boot and Shoe -Emporium. I JOHN H. WESTBROOk Iteepectfully Informs tho citlzons'or Huntingdon and vicinity that lie ban!ust received from tho city a Now and sploodid stook of BOOTS -86 SHOES, , HATS 'GAPS, Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Carpet Sack Trunks, gx., &a., (Dc., &c. all of which ho it prepared to cell at greatly reduced prises Don't forget tlio new stand In the Diamond. Old canto. more and tho public gonerally are Invited to call. Huntingdon, ap. 7, HIM OIL CLOTH WINPOWSHADES GILT GOLD SHADES, • MUM= SHADES, BAILEY'S _FIXTURES, TAPB'CORB"pIi .7tA4BALS LL B ABEINITDIENT AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE IVOTICE . Thl's is tnntitlfy • the talftlic, and all' concerned, that on pita 26th day of.3annary. instant, 1870, my wite, ANN, loft my bed and board in Big Log Valley, Shirley township; tv, [honk 'any just • cdtko on .my part and has ,t3titto to ports ertkeown This is therefore3o. forewarn all phrsons L• nn trusting her on my actonnt;lsa I ani'de tertninell.n , t- to pay any debts of. bar contracting from and tutor V2i4 date, rho: January 24th, 1070. feb•l4t. , •‘ ' • HANCE R. CAMPBRLY. iVr3l.l ' N/STRATOII'S NOTICE, [estate of Is6l.,JEFFltiEG,Elecid.J ,Aettere of administration; upon the estate of Willlent Jade., late of Tell tosenehtp,.•:drceased, Lasing been 'granted to the endereigned; all persoai Indebted to the estate Will shake immediate payment, mid those haying Clahns will preheat them for settlement. . CHAWFORO Feb. 2-GC * - jADKINISTAATOR'S NOTICE. . ... [Catato of VapitCH•oußehelder. dee'd.l .. i Le :tere of administration; upon the relate of, Bold mnwi.older, late of Walker t o wn l itir, Huntin g don Co, deceased, !laving been g t ant s d to the Illitlerni g nell, nit pep. Bonn intlehtt d 4., thu estate will MOO immediate pay ment, and thoso bating atimi will rkoiont thom'for see ttement.• • 3 +"• • . • ALIIIAIIA]I MSYGAILW.ir.' , - Jan. 20, 1070.-ot. . •' ' • Atd•ai A D.MINISTRATOICS NOTICE.` . _La imam , . or ABRAHAM W, dee'd..l Letters ofailmintstrotion upon'tbo &that, Of Abraham W. Brumbaugh, Into of L'enn trip., deceased, liming been granted to the undoisigned, nil persons' indebted to the estate Will make payntent,mul those liming claims vilir prenent them for settlement. HENRY ItittIMBAUGII, James Creek, Duo . 8.6t0i Adininlntrater. ; OR's NOTICE. Estate of Thomas Spencer, deed.] Too rualorfiguud Auditor. appointed by the Orphans' Court to' ltuntingdon county, to beer and determine ex . captions to tho account of Dente( Etter, mina', of the estate of Thomas Spencer, deed., and to report distribu lion of th,lbelance In the hands of thu accountants, will meet the parties interested fur the purposes of ble pain tmen t on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1870 at 10 o'cloclt,A. Id, al his Mike in ;Uuntingdou, when and where all persona are required to present their claims. , IC. ALLEN LUVELL, • 7 .1a1i2 6 41. • ' - • • , Auditor. .11 . 1.1.1.31T0R'E NOTICE.. (Latate of JOHN EYLER, det.',l.l The undersigned, appointed Auditor i :by, tho Orphans' Court of Huntingdon county, to distribute the baldrics in the bands of Epinulut Kylor, administrator of the estate of John Hyler„. late of Clay , township deo'd., will nttend to the ditties of onid appointment at the office of Simpson & Armitage, Huntingdon, Pa., on TIIURSDAy, 2.lth VEIIitUARIC, 1070, at ono o'clock - , I'. 21., when nod where all persona interested are re quired, to present their chitin, or bo debarred from tool ing in fora shore of the fond, • J. R. SIMPSON, Jan. 26 —lt. Auditor, A UDITOR'S NOTICE. The tindersignsd, appoluted Auditor by the Court of Common Pleas of lluntingdon,County, to distribute the fund in the hands 01 the Sheriff, arising from the sale of the real estate of. Z. A, Green, hereby gives notice thet ho n ill meet the parties interested for the purposes of his appointment et his office in Huntingdon. on TBUItStiAY, the 17th day of FEBRUARY, 1870. at 10 'o'clock, A. M., when and whore ellpersons are requested to present their claims or be 'debarred from comffig in for a share of the fund: K. ALLEN LOCE4U, Auditor. Jan 26,1870,-4t UDITOR'S NOTICE.-- 7 (Estato"of Samuel Sankey.] no undersigned Auditor, appointed by ,the Court of Contn3mi.Piene of Huntingdon county to report distri bution of till. lund In the hands of D. U P. Neely,: End., Sherldof said county, nrisipg from the sale of, real estate of Samuel SprilMy,herebY ;pees notice to all persona in tereettd, tbat be will at lend at the office of Hoods Williamson, 11l Huntingdon, on TUESDAY, 22d day of February; 1570, at teu o'clock, a. 01., for lb° purpose of oinking said distribution; when and whore all persons having claims, against paid fund are req u ired to present the 8111116. or b ei debarred from coating in for nay chare'of paid fund. W. Wit. WILLIAMSON, 1kb:271/Ad Auditor; UDITOR'S " .E NOTICE_— , ..state of Jesse Rutter.) he undersigned, appointed auditor by the frphaus' Court .of Huntingdon County, to distribute the fund arising fronr thesnle of the real Mate of JOll5O BMW, dec'd , hereby gives notice that ho will meet the parties Interested for the pm poses of his appointment, at Ms of fice in Multi ogdon, on,FAIDAP, the 18th day of Yebrues ry, 1870, at one o'clock, p. m., when and where all 'por. sone are requested to present their claime or be debarred from comiug in for a 611(trg of the fund. ••. • • = .1; eYLYANUS IILAIIt, yeb:2,4l.*? • ' ‘, 'Auditor. T IZUST.EE'S SALE (IV VALUABLE? REAL? ESTATB ESTATE CT CIIEISTIAN MICE; DECD. By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Hon timplori cuunty,l pill expose to public .allo on the proni hies, in Cromwell township, Huntingdon county, on THURSDAY, the loth day of MA ROIL 1570, et 1 o'clock, p m., of said day a VALUABLE 141tIiI, In Croluwel I township, bounded by lands of Thomas Ash man on tho oast, on tho north by Mods of Petet - Bectulest, on the - limit brbunis o , Enos Alc3lultoln, and on the oontlt by /orate of Bock-11111 tron.lforks, containing • One ,llundred and Forty-four Acres, , more or ices, haring thereon ero cled a GOOD TWO STORY PRAM: DWELLING DOUSE cod BANK BARN. Double Wagon Shed and necessary atit•buildings. good well of water in the yard. A good bearing apple orchard of choice fruit, and a number of peach, pear and cherry trees. Two atrcama of seater run througu the premise., end there is aleo iron ore nod geed limeeione ou the promisee,' 1 ERA'S UP SA LP..—Ompthird of the ptfrehase aleltoy to be paid 'on conninnoilou of sale, at April Court, when deed will he made, nod the balance in two equal annual payments, with interest, tho whole to be secured by the bonds of the purchAuscr. CHRISTIAN PRICE, Jr.. Feb.2,lt. Bxecutor of Christ. Price, deed: T RUSTEE'S SALE . . oM VALUABLE REAL ESTATE I STATE, ON SAMUEL BARRIS, DECD. . By virtue of an ordor of this orptinns 7 Court of Hun tingdou county, I will expose to public sato, on the prom ieee. in Non township, Huntingdon county.Tonn'a. on W IaiNESDAY the ?ay of %UCH, Ind; at ono o'clock, P. in., of said day a valuable tract of TIAIBER LAND, In Penn township, bounded by lands of Isaac Prighbal on the south, by bind, of lames Norris and It. & W.114,1b on the east, by lands of John Leo on the north, by lan& °Minitel flares' heirs on the wait, containing Forty.thrco Acres and Seventy-three Perches, neat measure. TERMS OF SALE.—Ono-third of Ow purchase money to be paid on confirmation of the tale At April Court, when deed will by mode, and the balance In two equal annual payments with intelost, the whole to by secoreJ by thejadstnette bonds of tho purchaser. DANIEL DARKS, fcb24t - Execntor of eatnl. ford; dec'd, V aLUABLE REAL ESTATE FOB.:4ALE. The real estate known es the "Ifoolverton" or "Milli. ken Mill Property," eltnatelm Mill Creek end Sadler'/ Creek, In Brady township, Huntingdon county, I's two miles N. E. orllllll Creek nation on the P 0111144 offered for tale. It has been divided lute tire parcels which will ho sold soparot• ly or together all purchasers way desire, to nit: A."—Mansion Farm. 152. acres, 130.2 Melia:. Bounded N.by Henry Wo111111; N. B. by Mill Tract; E. by John K. Metz; S. by tract nil" and 11 W. by tract "D," haring thereon two dwelling houewspi batik barn and other improveinenta. A large part of the cleared; the balance is well timbered. The Mill Creek and Kishocoquillas roads pass through tho tract. Tract. 47 acres, 102.7 perches. Bounded N. bY Honey Welfkill; E. by ,tract —V"; S. B. by John K. 2dotz; W. and N. W. by tract "A." Includes the grfst-mill r saw•mlll and miller'a house. A portion of:the land is in cultiration; tbe balance lo well timbered.. "(.1."-05 acres,6B 4 perches. Bound ml Nth. by James Gregory; E. by 31111 Creek Furnace Company; S. W. by John K. Metz; west by tract "ll," Henry and John Waddle. Thfs tract is covered with excellent timber—principally oak. " 150 acres, 102.7 perches' Bounded N. byJohn and David Simpson; E. by Henry Wolf kill; Si k. by tract "A"; S. by .31111 Creek Furnace Company and li'. by Andrew Simpson. The principal part of this tract is in limber. " 138 acres, 48 2 perches. Bounded N. by tract "A," E,by Isaac Gorsuch and John Talon; S. W. by George ilawm; and N. W. by Jnll Crock Furnace Company. About one-halter the land is in cul tivation; tbo babuiCe ie Utal *intim tal. Thu Wald will be shown by Mr. James O. Carothers who reaidce 1111011 Diu property. Maps will be shim u and I. ruin wade known on applica tion t J. SUIPSON•aIIIOA Do 0.22;1869;4 t MILL FOR•SALE.. Tim subscriber offers Ills now Glist 3.101 and llouso, Situated is-west township. • .'nid Mill is situated fu tho heart of Bhaser's Creek Valley; good grain country; has a good custom; and is within six miles of tho Penna. railroad. For further particulars writs or see 11ENItYLIGIITNETt,. se22 !tuff Mills, Hunt. Pa. TOWN LOTS FOIL SALE IN IV ST HUNTINGDON Buy Lobs bum first Lauds at s`2oo • Purchasers desiring to build can bare very liberal terms en to payments. Now is the limo to invert. Ap ply to I jytiltf It. ALLISON MILLBII. . FOR - -- TOW N LOT FO SALE. Tho subscriber Will dispose of at private sato two W.f.% numbered 78 and 80, frontingon Midlin street, in West Huntingdon, fifty foot front and ouo hundred and fifty feet back. For farming Purism°e they are firsbolass' • IiRIMY DECKER, feb96BPe - Smithfield. DUSINESS MEN, TAKE NOTICE! ly It you want your card neatly printed on own! opus, call at LEWIS' 300.1 i AND SEATIONELEYSTOIiE BM Glint BIRGAIR Pullningham& Cimlon:s; .Ctiorbetorßaf !road mid Mbri tgaanitgl Btu: PA; Averpid- 90 . 1 1 kifoodle attention 0 the dell} ettieht etChitncit•texpaierarrnto: oo l oira, which ere offered srf • • • Tempting Prices, Connistlng of Beautiful Slag "of all roplinf, Alpacas, Melanie., Armors, beiautif!al Ho* of flue Cambria!, Barred iltiellori,lia n ta vooks;Oing,b.l.62or,iitil Oberrebrap.' "1 ALBOO, g fiat Ulm of SiOinintit' ficoo;ro, eithf. nd Ii.KAYY 11LEACIE ,ESLINS, Pine-Brown Urelpi;'4lt from Y. to 234 yards wide, Sckttlekikocha r , Fanners Canstmore, kc„ kc. Our etock of 811028 rowels saythlog kind Me side of Philadelphii: • ALSO, a large and well Naivete& 'VA 111A'rfree4t. able for the 10411011. CARPETS. t : ' MEM Re n!alci; "Mole, aad 41'0.011 kfifid a vary Eine assoOrnent of ,„ w DESIRAELE` PATTERNS, wbieb will be sold lower that' CAN' be solttbropy'elbee 'home euteldlo of ' Phtledolphic We knee ged ell head le lotto Kock et Vigil MO BALI whith pe atneollfilg Tars top.• ,• In order to be cnntinced that outs Laths place, to bay call and emtrufue our rt..oodi and pricer. We take pleagure In ithowing (Kir geode; even , giant* not cash to buy So yimitiftlt, please call andget, plated CUNNINGHAM &CARMON. Oct. 28, 1888-tt TR.,IIIMTINGDO.I4: ; - • Manufacturing ` Company; ' Is now piepared to fill orders for 1 • . .WEATHERBOARDING, • FLOORING, • • DOORS, ' - , • AND SASS, And in short: to do all kinds of Carpenter ' work— To furnish 'HUBS, SPOKES' andIELLIES, in quantities, and mein orders for N ar la*AiX t i l ltri e llin• • Mali orders should be addressed to ; • I. D: W. ARTLEY,'T'reeident; Runtingilo,tl, - Pa !) 7. . „June 16, 186941. , • • . 01,0. A. -MASON e. LTTL*.• '• ' gill= 11}111i rilla PIM OP :STEEL,'LYTLE tk -6TE6t, having located on their traot'ofland with fit two mutual the borough of Huntingdon, a : STEAM' SAW MIL L , are prepared to manufacture all kinds of ; OAS AND PINE ,LUEIBERI The mill will be run to Its utmost capacity and will be in operation during the entire summer and part of got autumn mouths. They will be enabled to furnish, Lum ber in large quantities, and of all diluenslons, at the low cat rank prices., ,-. Ordure respectfully solicited. Lumber delivered at the Mann. Railroad, or canal. Uuntlngdon, April 22, 1868.11 , LUMBEII, :SHINGLES, -, LATHS; EMLOCK, , PINE STUEF; H tmartle. Plank, Wangles, Plaatering and Shingling Lath, conatalirly on band. Work.' rlooring. Eash; Blinds, DOOri, DooxPerid *hi! doer Proust., furninhad at mouurae4nrersg.priccs.l Grain and country product gcrwrally bought at market WAGON kit* IWO.; auga•tf ~ • Phlbpsburg; Centre co., Pa.' 3F III. O " .EXES From $4,00 tri $150,00 a,set. .LADIES' and ,GENTS', 24)2E" d&ILI T LIRA a0t01:4p• ,Notions, Ladies' Hoods, - best KM Glares,. Zephyrs • and Yarns .'of~ Alt kinds, Heavy Fine Mack &fiver Cloth for Ladies' Sacques, Shawls; 'double aad single, Corsets, Boulevard ski r tk; Dress Goods, Domestic • Goods; :Hits and Caps, • •'( • • • GROCERIES ' PBOVIBIONS, WOOD AND WILLOW ;WARE, QBEENBWARA TOBACCO AND SEQ ARS:OBU OVER WOES, And • thoueatid and one othei%thinge, all cheaper than any nth, or house in town • - Atj ZEI'GISIVS • . • lIIINTINGDO/I, PA. bat •BLANK BOOKS, OP VARIOUS ansa, for We at , 14,15'14" 2100.1 C AND BTATIONBLY BrOZA, =Ell =3 ME =I ~,.~: