gly Obit.
HUNTINGDON, PA
WHAT MIOW OF FARMING.
BY HbRACEIMEELEY.
WHERE TO FARM.
When my father was over sixty
years old, and had lived some. twenty
Oath . it :Erie . 'county;Pennsylvania,
he said to me: "I have several times
rernoved,.fTgalways toward the West;
novdekinoVO again ; !it wore
I to do so, it would be toward the
East. Experience has taught me that
the advantages of every "section are
counterbalanced by disadvantagos,and
that, where any crop is easily produ
ced, there it sells low, and sometimes
cannot be. sold ; at I shall live and
dioxightherel.but, were to remove
again. it would not be toward the
West."
This.is bet - one side of i atroth, , and
I giveiektir tiliateVor it MaY be,worth.
llarinifither phcriged - itito the pri
mitive forest in his twenty fifth rather
th'ilri'''lliti fOl:tY-fifth 'Year,'
.. he . "' "Watild
dlinlitle - se'hitie lieeeme more reediacill
eir id Obiie l ei I ife'thah' lie ever ' did.' I
would advise no•one trier 'forty years
of ago to undertake with scanty
means, to.dig a farm out of the. dense
forest, where great trees must be cut
dowp f andcut up„ rolled into log heaps
aiiaii):o3§. - 4 tow bcs where tll oy. g rely,
\Wier() half the timber can be sold for
enough to pay the cost of cutting, the
case, is . ..difhrent; . but I know _right
7 . 0 thaf,Aigging-.a, farm out of- the
high - vioofi is, to any but a
.man of
wealth, a slow, hard task. Making
pp,e,,put„el.uaked.prairie,,_five . or ten
miles'froin'tiniber, is less difficult, but
not much. Ile who can loCate'where
fitililli4hoetiitiliar - ore” ono' side' and
rich prairie on the other is -fortunate,
and may hope, if his health be spared,
to surround himself with every need
ed comfort_wi.thin...fen 3.'..cg. rs, Still the
pionaer'S lifikik a ragged one', especial
ly fo'r,,Evehineliala...childreiti. 4tit I
should advise any man worth $2,000
and has a family, to buy out an "int.
provement" (which in most cases, bad
ly, needy, improving) on the . outskirts
of civilization, rather than plunge into
the pathless orest or push out upon
thp, ap brgisea , I.
prairie. . , rejoice, ,that
oul PtiblibsLitna. -2 . ate., free'_ -to - .actual
settlers; I believe that many aro there
by enabled to make for themselves
home's '''' l nihd - other . ;Vise ' 'Weill& ' hare
g n"othingToldnee their - ohifdien" ; Yet I
much prefer a location withih — the
boundaries of civilization to one clear
,-beyopd..thenb, .Thore is , a ?teas of
. , inking . ; f li,kininie:fraicking,, "rarely
chkftV'ffentibrsinea, ' who- seem to
•lIIIXO been created on purpose to
erect log cabins and . break ;paths in
advanee,,of atlifferent class of settlers,
who regularly..come in, to „buy them
out and start them along after a few
years.,-1 should , here prefer to follow
rather.than ,, lead:.: Ifoo-operation•shall
ever be successfully applied to the set-
Alatinert 4..0k wild lan dso.l ru st:l t,- may
lie' otiMr*frie ' ''' -" ' ' '--' L'' 1 - • ' ' ' • '
110 who has a farm already,, and is
content with it, has no reason to ask,
"`Whither shall I go?" and he may,
- -rest assured that thoroughly good far
ming will pay as well in New England
as in Kansas or in Minnesota. I ad
vise no man who has a good farm any.'
where, and is able to keep it, to sell'
and emigrate. I know men who make
money by growing I*(lod:within; twen
ty miles of this City quite as fast :as
they could in the Went. If you have
Intilim,ttnay› 4, - ;* rk; w
libta to ma tif'most - Or it, I heliove
you may find land really as cheap all
things considered, ip.
,;irertnout ps, in
Wisconsin' or Arkansas.
'And yet I believe in migration—be
lieve that there, -are thousands, in the
Eastern andlficiale'Stateis who would
improve their cieeu,rparanecs, and pros
pects by migrating to the cheaper
lands anWliroade'r opportunities of the
West and South. For, in the first
Vitc'e;rii6it men are by migration ren
dered more ; energetic and aspiring,;
Atibiiivainorigiitrangers; they feet tfie
necessity of exertion as they—snorer
felt it before. Needing almost every-
Atli ng; IMl:obligett to rely; ;wholly . on
themselves, they. work in. • their, new
homeg'fis they noier'did'ln 'their old;
and the consequences are soon visible
all rekan . d--4bein
"A stern - chase is a long chase" say
the sailors; and he who buys a farm
maitilYon- . credit,•intendingto pay for
it ont..ot-itsl. prOceeds,.'finds interest,
tams,,sielsness,:bad seasons, hail, frost,
cliOuth, ibiitiloes ' floods, &e.„4 , de
ranging his calculations - arid -impond
lag his-progress, until ho is often im
pelled to•give up in despair:. There
Are, rp.en,whotean-surmount eery,ob
stadle and :defy. discouragement—these
need netadVice; but there' aro thous
ands wh9o?aving . , - iiittle means and
largo fannies, can grow into a good
farm ruore i ninfilrand far nidie surely
rind-these
,may wisely seek homes where popula_
tionis yet. sparse and 'land' is eons°
quently cheap, Doubtless some mi
dgra..te,,who might hotter have forborne
yet the instinct 'which draws our race
toward sunset is'nevertheless 'a true
qno..i , !The Eantoyill ibp depopplateds
lath greWmorii rapidly
in4,he epuwof the next.twentyyeors
"than.ever in the past. —The Railroads
which have brought Kansas
.
pqpwwithie three days a-nd'Canfor
nia,withiii ,Week of tfEt,litive render
ed 'this inevitable:'''
" But the South also_ invi.tes immigra
tion a5 7 5 : 4y,:,.--neyer_did' now.—
Her lands are still very,
_cheap.; she
is bertar; limbered, In 'the average,
than the .; Ny.,st ; her climate
,invites ;
her unopebbEl' mines and Unused water
power call loudly for enterprise, labor
AtPa; with', 4:lttls!alyArd i, to - ,
th - ii:"fier soil is exhausted when not
ono-third of it fhas over yet been plow
.), I do ,notr advise solitary migra
tion to, the South; because-F.31A1 needs
schools, roads, bridges, mills, to,; &o.;
whieh.the,solitary immigrant,oan n
tbqr,provide nor well do without-;and
I have no assurance that he, if obliged
to worX out.for preseot bread, , wculd
findlticedirda'dY to employ and *Ming
tio'parbiniTbutlet a hundred' North
ern farmers and worth
0(30 t 013,000 each combine to select
(tbronglip49soNagouts)„aud buy., ton
or tfcrfilt3i :tbztisaact ,acres ig feeme
Soutlibrn — Siiffa, - eintiracing hill and
vale, timber 'and - tillage, ' water-power
and - minerals, and divide„ it equitably
among
Among themselves, after' it out
with roads, a park, a village-plat, sites
for churches, schools, &c, and I am .
confident that they can thus make
pleasant homes more cheaply and
speedily there than almost anywhere
else: •
Good farming land improved or un
improved, is this day cheaper in the
United States, all things consiii
end, than in any other country—
cheaper than it can long remain. So
many'aro intent on short cuts to rich.
es that the soil is generally neglected,
and may bo bought amazingly cheap
in parts of Connecticut as well as in
lowa or• Nebraska. When I was last
in Illinois, I rode for some hours be
sides a gray-coated farmer of some 60
years, who told me this : "I came hero
thirty years ago, and took up at sl+
per acre, a good tract of land, mainly
in timber. lam now selling off the
timber at $lOO per acre, reserving the
land." That seems to me a good ope
ration—not so quick as a corner in
the stock-market, but far satbr.: And
while I• would advise no man to incur
debt, I say most earnestly to all who
have means, "Look out the place
where you would prefer to live and
die;
,take time 'to suit yourself• well;
choosolt with rolorenco to your means,
your - calling, your expectations, and,
if you •Can pay for it,- buy. - Do not
imagine ,land is cheap in the West or
the South only; it is to be found cheap
in every 'State by those able to own
and who know how to use it."—N.
Tribune. . .
HUNTINGDON & BROAD TOP
RAILROAD.
WINTER. 'ARRANGEMENT.
On. and after THURSDAY, SEPT. ISM, 1869, Passen
ger Trains will arrive and depart as Pollux :
UP TRAINS. DOWN TRAINS.
• STATIONS.
aljntingdon,.
Long Siding
MeConnelletown,.
Pleneon t a rorn,...
Merkleebutg ,
: Coffee Hun
Rough k Reedy,...
Core,
ribinon
i MAIL
A
MOE
P. 21. M.;
is 5 5511.1 8 401
6 02 8 40
6 17 0 00
6 24 9 07
640 ' 9 22,
• 0 56 938
7 03 9 46
1111=111
• 7 24 10 05
en T4ll 1020'
10 43
I- 10 52
• 1110'
11 29
11 45
Ar 11 52
Saxton,
ltiddleskrg.
.
Viper's Run,
Tatessille
Bltindy Run,.
3lount Dallas,
SHOUP'S RUN BRAN
LII ,7,,,50!L6 10 30
0:112
8 05! •10 45 Coalmout , '
• 8 10i_ ,10, 50 Crawford
AR 8•20lii 11 00 Dudley, ,
--.' -. :1 illroad Top City...-
• Iluntingdon Sep 22,'09. JOHN 11
DENN - SYLVA
„ OF,
NIA RP.IL ROAD
LeAvum, OF .YRAIN3
.
1171.V.7'ER • ARRA,INEFIENT.
WiSTII ; 4Ii7D. • RASTP3ARD
sTATzbwe: l
1: ii
MEI
IN. Thulllll°ll, l
Mt.
Maplotou
31111 Creek,...
Iluntingdon,
Peterabuyg,...
!Dame,
SZt
11 ssEnt
1 , cages
12 16 0 10
12 32 820
12 19
BEI
I OSI 658
1 2
I al 7 20
1 45
2 05 7 42
2201 800
p.lll. 6.01.
Spruceereek,
'Birmingham,
Tyrono,
Tipton,
Fostoria,
Brit's
Altoona,.
The
N• nil
lhuLA. - E:cfara§/CastVrargl !my& Altoin
tiriices nt nunting.lon at 10 21 r If.
The TAT LINE Emit - ward leaves Alturr
A. M., and arrives at Huntingdon at 1 45 A.L.
The CINCINNATI EXPAKEIS Eastward leaves Altoona at
545 P. M. and arrive§ at Huntingdon at 7041' M. '
Eotrintax Exertses,Etuitivard,tesves Altoona at 10 05 A
N. nod iikrivi,s at Huntingdon ut 11 14 A. N.
CI7 , I4y4ATI.EXPILCAS 1l estward havya_llllnth~gd. .1
3 32 A,* Antl'orrlTON - At - AUDOTI - A - 4 - 60 n NI
The .FAST LINE Westward, teases' Huntingdon at
7 43 P.tlll. and strives at'Altoona at S 53 P. 51.
. ,
NEW ;STORE .1N :HUNTINGDON.
JAMES A. BROWN lias•just opened
a large . .
on the second door of his brick building, where buyers
will find ono of.the,largest and best assortments or
BRUSSELS, „
INGRAIN
,
HINCII WOOL,. -
COTTON,
BAG;
LIST,
YENITIAN and SCOTCH B.EMP
ket
Also, COCOA and CANTON MAT
TINOS, d 'FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Ever offered In central Pennsylvania.
It is well known that a merchant who deals entirely in
one line of goods buying largely from manufacturers is
enabled to give his customer. advantages in prices and
assortment (In that line ofgoods) that are not to be (Mind
in stereo professing to do all kinds of business.
I shall aim ihereforo to Make it the interest of ell in
want of the above goods, to buy at the regular Carpet
and Oil Cloth Store.
tts..Dtatlois can buy of me by the roll at wholesale
prices.
apl3'6o , • JAMES A DROWN..
READ AND BE POSTED
TO 'THE NETVL Y 11AR.RIEji
AND ALL IN WANT, OP
New Furniture 'Sic.
rplIE undersigned would respectfully
1. announce that ho manufactures and keeps constantly
on hand a la7ge and splendid assortment of • •
DININO AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS
WASH AND CANDLE STANDS
Windsar . and cane iieat chairs, cupboards, gilt and tone
wood moulding for niirror and picture frame, end a nari.
ety of articles not mentioned, at prices that cannot fall to
be satishictory. •' -• • •• '
Ho to also agent for the 'Well known Bailey di Decamp
patent spring Bed Bottom.' •
The public are inn lied to call and examine his stook
before purchasing clamber& • - • '
Work and saint room on Hill street, nonr ismitii, one
door wont of Yenterbo store,
Huntingdon, Aug. 1,18013
TerslEaTTl
•• J.
• . Manufacturer and Dealer in
3E' 17.3E1. I\T TiILT 1=1...1111,
Respectfully invites .the attention 'of the Public to Ida
stand on Hill at., Huntingdon, in tho rear of Heorge NV
Swartr,' IVatch and Jewelry store, where ho manufactures
awl keeps all kinds of Furniture nt reduced prices.' Per•
eons wishing to purchase, will do well to give hint a call.
Repairing of all kinds attended to promptly and charges
reasonable.
.41(.. Also, Illidarcaking carried on, and Coffins made in
any Sty lo desired; at short notice.
Th o subacriber hose
'NEW AND ELEGANT REARED
and is propmed to attend Funerals at any place in ton°
or country. ' J. 11. 'WM.
Iluntingdon, Hey 9, 1866—tt
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.-
good assortment of miscellaneous and Salm
Ilaak. — FlkblcaP, Letter, Commercial and Note Paper—
Plain and Fancy Envelopcs—fled, Blue and Mark Inks--
Blank Books of numerous slies—Pens, pantile , r mket and
Desk Inkstands, and every other article usually found In
Book and Stationery Store, can be bad at fair prices at
LEWIS' BOOR, STATIONERY & MUSIC STORE.
AxT ANTED', •
• y 10,000 bushels of Wheat, Rye, Oath, and Cora
of the Iluntingdon Steam Mill.
JOSEPH R. CARMON.
Huntingdon, N0v.1.7,189;0 -
pUSrNESS MEN; 'TAKE NOTICE!
It you want 3 our card neatly printed on 'caret
apes, call at
L. 47,5" BOOK AND' I' ATIONEIitiBTORN
OUR COLUMN FOR THE PEOPLE.
RED FRONT
*,‘liiiialt4;Mizioft:sllo3ooi
All kinds, at very small profits. Not
offered' low to draw you on, on other
goods. Our prices to continue low,
regularly.
The best Silver and Golden Drips,
genuine Lovering. and,other . Syrups;
Nei , Orleans and other Baking Mo
lasses. •
A variety of kinds of best always on
band cheap.
lEXPitt.53.
I.A.
1.4.8. 10 101
10 02
9 90
'037
9 22
0 03
8 55
8 36
ill B'X'l
Roasted and Green, cheap as the
cheapest for the same quality..
EEC
ME
limns; 'Shoulders, Sides, Dried Beef,
nt living priooB. ,
OEM
Er
- Cheese.
1 ti
Y
The best N. Y. State Goshen and
Ohio Cheese.
The beat Welt and other candies,
wholesale and retail.
MIXED
TEM
The best Flour by, the barrel, sack
or, pound. , Cheaper for the same qual
ity-than eisewhere..
, Feed •
By thollundred,ovankllor,quantity
Stone-Wafe.rv
4000 1,2, 8,4, 5, and 6 gallOn crocks;
jars, jugs, and churns, selling cheap.
GLASS & QUEENSWARE.
A large steak of Ironstone and Com•
mon ware, in setts or by the , pieee.—
Glassware, Earthenware, Fruit Jars,
etc , at RO.Eronti,eloo4
Wood and Willow-Ware,
A lame, assortment of BnOtote,
Buelsotti,' Clitirne, ote., ete., at
Red Front. • .
Dried Poaches and Apples, Raisins,
Prunes, Currants,. Elderherries,—Can
ned Fruit and Vegetables, ete.
Salt
, .
_:.l3y,.the sack or bushel.
,Also Dairy
Salt.
S
„ •,
An kinds of Spiees, , and a &eat va
riety of notions. Soaps' all kinds
and cheap.
Pickled _Salmon, Haddock, 'Shad,
Trout, White Fish, Mackerel, Dry
Salt', Quoddy , 'Labrador, Lake and
smoked Herring, by the half and quer
for barrel, kilt, pound and dozen. All
warranted, and cheaper than elsewhere.
NAMES moon,l
The best•quality of Tobacco, and
cheaper than any other etore in town.
AEI) STORE.
FT. what you want ftrat call at En
terprise 'Headquarters' Where prices
will be kept regularly low.
ENTF.RPRIRE' HEADQUARTERS,
JITTh TINGDON, PA.
Sugars.
Syrups.
Teas.
Coffees.
Meat.
Candies.
Fruit&c
. •
_ 1
~1~~~.
Tobacco.
Variety.
avo,
FRANK W. STEWART
At R. STEW AIIT
A. R. Stewart & Co.
HUNTINGDON, PA.,
DEALIIIIS IN
HARDWARE, - CUTLERY,
PAINTS, PUMPS,
GLASS, STOVES,
OILS, LAMPS, ROPES,
HAI ?01t.%
Scythes, Soutlts, Grain Cradjes, Sad-
. .
dlery and Carriage Goads, Hubs,
and Spokes.
NAILS AND IRON,
, LOCKS, HINGES, SCREWS
DRAIN PIPE,
MUL'eDiIaT3MWAL3ELM,
and an endless variety of goods in his line
. ,
We are receiving goods almost every day
from manufacturers, and in view of late
DECLINE IN PRICE'S,
and our Experience in soacting best brands
and reliable qualities of goods, purchasers
will find it to their advantage to examine our
stock.
THE NEW PATENT
ECLIPSE COOK STOVE,
which throws all others in the shade, is stil
increasing in popularity, and pleases so wel
that everybody .wants
THE ECLIPSE.
STOP AT THE
BIG PADLOCK SIGN
Huntingdon, Jut 13, 1663-tf.
T HE CELEBRATED
GROVER & BAKER
Sewing 'Machines.
Bt.{ TII V. BEST EA3IILY SEWINO , 3I#9IIINE pi USE
fqr Beauty and Elnatteltyof Stiteb,
tror Strength and Durability, of Seam that will not ray
as both threads ate fried direct frontthe spools ' and no
seams have to be Ins trued by hand; no wasto of thieath
.For elinpllC ty and perfection of machinery.
:It stitches, homy. fells, tucks, braids, cords,i and-ont
broidets beautifully.
Machine, billy Win rentod.and 101 l Instructlode, gbrcc
Foxing machine cotton, Bilk, &c., on bond.
,For oleic by & BROTHER,
(Al li'CO 2d floor Loistoes Building,,Huntingdon,
'ABLER & NUM'S
HIGHEST'PREMIUM
tilmn rnisto
Bowing Machines,
Received the only GOLD MEDAL at the
PARIS EXPOSITION, 1867.
They ore adapted to oil Itinti Of FatuilY'Sewhig: and
to the use of Feanastresses, I/m.lll4°re, Tailors, Thum-
Linen Goode, Umbrellas,
Clothing,o i r li :Li t l o . , ir cd t sps Cc: c l o b r ir e e e , ,,,, Ficirts, Clunks, Mantillas,
Pitmen's, etc. They work equally moll upon silk, linen,
uoe.en Lund cotton -goods, with silk, cotton or linen
thread. They *ill seam, 'quilt, gather, hem, full, cord,
ln old, bind, ninth rairferin every species of seu Ing, making
a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on bolt sides of the
article sewed. _ f,
_ .
Thu qualities which recommend them arc:
I. Beauty And excellence of stitch, al.ko ou both aides of
the fabric sewed.
3. Strength, lirmless and durability:of ecam, that will
titeVtlis tiverateLl• ' • . •' ; ,"
3. Et:Otago' Ofthriadj •
4; Attachments and wide range of application to pimp°.
sea and materials.
b. Compactness and elegance of model and finish.
0. Simplicity and thoroughness of censtruction.
7. Spead, roar of operation dud management, and quiet
ness of movement.
Loa! 11C11111A
• free to oil. Machines I.ept in repair ono
Soar tree of charge.
11, B. LEWIS, Agent,
nonnumox, PA
OM
WINDOW,LCIIKTMN_:= PAPERS
A LARGE STOCK
AND.
•
SPLENDID
os
Window Cirlain Paperi;
JUST, RECEIVED' •
AT
LEWIS' BOOK STURE.
LIMB.
Prom tho kiln of Oco. Taylor, Marklesburg, prov
en by chemical analysis to ho of, the boot quality, con.
staidly kept sod for solo in any, quantity, at the depot of
the Huntingdon a n d Broad Tap Railroad.
.r Apply to Henry Lei9tCr, Proprietor of the , fliread
Top Howse: , ione3o-tf
WHARTO IzYAGUIRE,
HILL STREET,
HUNTINGDON, PA.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
DEALIIIIS IN
Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE,
connt lal
The attention of
MECHANICS, FARMERS, BUILDERS,
and buyers generally, Is invited In tho fact that we aro
now offering a REITER ASSORTMENT of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY &C.,
than can be fauna elsewhere in this part of tho State,'at
prices to suit the times. Our stock comprises all articles
In, this lino of business, embracing a general assortment
of TOOLS and JIATKIII ALS tided by CARPENTERS,
RLACESMITIIB - , AiIION MAKERS
JOINERS, &c„ &c., tUgether nub a largo stack of
Iron, Steel, Nails, -Spikes, Railroad and
Xining Supplies, Saddlery, Rope,
Chains, Grindstones, Circular,
' Mill and Cross. Cut Saws,
_Enamelled, Finished,
and, Plain Hot- ,
low Ware.
Coal Oil Lamps and Lanterns, '
.
Oil and Powder Cans.
An excellent aosortment of '•
.Clactlex 4 37 - ,.
Compri ing
KNIVES, FORKS, DESSERT, TEA
AND TABLE SPOONS,
SOIS—
. ORS, RAZORS, &O:
BRITTANIA & SILVER PLATED WARE.
Household, Horticultural and Farm
Iniplemeitts,
Of the, latest and most improved patterns,
CONSTANTLY ON NAND AND FOR BALD .'
AT MANUFAC T WIER'S' PRICES.
CARRIAGE &',WAGON MAKERS
Wall nut/ ‘ general assortment of material for,their use
consisting in part of
Carriage Trimmings, Hubs, 4ohes,
Rims, Axles, Springs, Nuts,• Bolts,
• Washers, Malleable' Irons, Pa- •
• tent and enamelledLeather,
Soc
. hts, Shafts, &c.
,3E31.2-A.P.7ECIEVIVI7CI 2 3ECIS
Cuu bo supplied mitt , , ,
BELLOW'S, VICES,
S HAM4ERS,
HORSE ANL) MULE SHOES,' .
Horse Nails, and all kinds of 4on& Segel
,CARPENTERS •
Will lint) lo our vstsblisltioeut o superior stock of. •
PLANES,
'SAWS, .
AUGERS,
HATCHETS,
ANIMERS,
FILES, •
• " • CHISELS
HINGES, ~
" SCREWS, ' • '
•
" LOCKS,
MOLTS, "
PULLEYS, : ,
SASII.CORDS, &C., &C. •
iiINING :AND MINtliVGO*.
„
VAIL& ,tind SPIKES, of all.varieties
" trasrmq - 'pO*4*.ii,
E.OA.P:P/R/G,S" Dili ;..SIL.oVEIB.
~ar~s:~~~s ~"
Coo bo Vr;Ah.oirlin — o from
a G rain Soparator to a'Wkei-rtono; • ' 3 '
:3E3 - 1.1.1.11.01.03L'ES
Aro especially inritod, to couPabd ertitnitAo our..stock of
BUILDING HARDWARE
and compare olir prices 1.16 other;:
Agribultural Implements
• ; Cumpileing the (einem' Russell.
Reaper, Mower, andpropper, combined,
Rundelre Firet Premien' HORSE t'IFCIIFOitK; • •
"hikes, • " • • •
• Eq . Claw;
- -
lloes,
,
Trace and Baiter Chwiae,
Bre eat CLeie., • •
Cow' Tice,' "
•
Cuiry Combo, ' •
. ;. • .• de,
Among the specialtlee ot,enr House, wa dCsire to call
attoutfun to thu celebrated
OHIO PUIVIP,
The exclusive rlghete sell NN hi eh is vosted hens. genh fel
eeiretilar nod gut full perticultirs of shine, tdid satiefi
yoprirolf oflts superior qualities. ' • •
SCALES.
Sc!:1. Orlin sizes and descriptioile; it; eludfug
Tea. and' Counter. Scales, .
~. Platform Scales; i •
Grocers' ~and.Diuggists:; B :calei,
Rolling Alai, iVheelbarrozo, Pork, ,Port.
able, Hopper,' giners' and: Truk:
i , ortation, gay, Caltle'ipid
Coal Scales,i
PUHNISIIED AT MA.NUPACTEIRERS'
'CASH 'PRIG: S.
The largest and, best assortment of
GLASS, PAINTS, OIL & PUTTY,
Ever offered in this plapo, ,
A GREAT VARIETY OF
COOK & PARLOR STOVES.
ALL SIZES ; OF
NAILS AND BRIM
By the keg. Yep• low!
B oo t 'Norway nail, roil, bar no! hoop Irop. '
STEEL, of all sizes and descriptions
IVAGON.BOXES,,
CARRIAGE SPRINGS,;/
.
IRON AND BRASS WIRE
Lrd, Lubricating and Coat Oil,
By thO barrol or gallon,' at vary low , flgnreo,
Ani— A cull is respectfully solicited, folding conft•
dent that our goods and prices will not
please.Vg
- WHARTON 4, MAGVIRE,
.. : Huntingdon, May 7, 1867.
VhitOtiphitt abindistments.
. A WORD TO •
CONSUMPTIVES.
'Being a short and practical treatise on the nature, cans
es, and symptoms of Pulmonary Consumption, Bronclaths
and Asthma; and their prevention, ireatmeat, and cure
by inhalation. Sent by mall tree. Address Q. VAN
RUMMELL, M. D., 10 West Fourteenth St, DI: Y. ilyllly
11. C. Itouu. 0.r.0. W. Elia.
W1LC311,1%/1. (ID 31ii.21-ifiei,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
China, Glass & Queensware,
433 MAFLIKET ST., NORTH SIDE,
BELOW FIFTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Juno 30,1660
ISAAC it: STAUFFER,A
TVA TURES and JEWELRY,..
No. LIS North 2d Street, corms' of Quarrj,
An assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Meer and Plated
Ware constantly on hand. •
Ard - dtepalring of Watches and Juwolly promptly •at.
tended to. Aug..ll-ly ,
DOBBINS'
, ELECTRIC
1300 r POLISH :
Makes a Lasting Shine. • ••• -
Thoee'nho black their boots on Saturday n fele with
ordinary blacking. don't bravo much Ohio on Sunday, aq
the polish fade,' oil; but tha shine of
BOB33INS' BLACKING
Lasts Saturday •Night arid all day Sunday.
IT BEATS ANY OTHER BLACKING MADE.
Manufactured only by .7. B. BOBBINS, at his Immense
Soap and Blacking {Yolks, Sixth Strc...t and German
town Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sato by Mastsey Az Co., adjoining. I.owia' Book Store,
Huntingdon, Pa. , novlB ,
I
lIIIIII.LAIIVS Is on excellent article or grannig
"EUßEK A'' Vi. v "ul;l',!.",l7,l l ;;".ZirT,l.nri d .
SMOKING TOBACCO:put up it. Inuulsomi,mw•lin 1,3;0,
hi which Quiets for blecrehnum Pipes atoll:lily packul.
TAKIILLARD'S elnised by all who cottatinio it as
"Yacht CI u - udilLficnie.leVit"lV:r It g robw:i"le of
Is
SMOKING TOBACCO. antimervous In its eifects, ,as , the
Nicotine has -been extiortod ; it leaves no disamee.thlu
instil after smoking ; it is very mild, light in color and in
weight, hence otto pound mill teat as tong an 3 of ordin
ary tobacco. In this brood we also 'pack orders every
day for first class Meetchaum Pipes. Try it and con
vince 3onrsolves it is all it chtims to bo, • " rho Finest of
All."
I
LORILLARD'S This brand of Fine Cut chew lug
CENT up y lob.w-co Ines no eq OP! or superior
I' ani whrre. It in nit doubt
CHEWING TOBACCO.' tliebebt chewing tobacco lu the
country-.
LORILLARD'S ba s e° 'boss been is general use in
S N UF.F S the United States orar 110 years
and still acknowledged •'lbo best"
lierever need.
tuts not hero these; artkl:a for
tin; they are sold by respectable
here.
.narded Ott application.
P. LuItILLAItD; New York.
If your isterekrej:or
sale, ask 111111 to get the
jobbers almost ie. erywl
Circular of pi lees fer
MEM!
MeGUIRE'S
SPANISH
FOR PROMOTING THE GROWTIf,'BrAUTIFTINO Mtn;
And rendering it dark an& gloßsy. rd other compound
possesses the peculiar, propm ties a hich no exactly suit
the various condition, of the illllllllll 103 r; Thu nee. of
this oil as a hair diebser has been universal In 'every se . c•
tion urn. country in Ito :Fpauisli Main fur conturius. 7. -
No preparation of art could Elva ,that elegant luxin lance
and abundance or hair Sklinli bare sO often been the 40-
minitlon of traveleta in Fpitin. - oil Is highly 'and
delicately perfumed, forming an entitle unrivaled in ox
edlrncb upon which the Spatinda people fur many
m i
years have sot its oral of endng . typrui al.
McGUIRE'S
KoxicalliVilFlowersaampoo Lotion
For removing dandruff and scurf from the head, mitten
ing unit peittimlng tin akin. Thin article in entirely dif
recent flout anything of tin kind ever offered in thin eons
try awl in IA arruntea iron front all poinimous Bubo:linen
1 his valuablo lotion uiti unt4l by than Eulptror htnxtmit
inn, and Empie3s CAI iutta of Mexico,
: and unit ett.ally
used by Mexicana fur three I tired yearn, As a nanh
for do head—lt in- cooling, cicanoing reit eahing,—
When 111113 USkid it et' ence relieves LeoaltJ h..
➢IeG LURES
WILD FLOWERS FOR THE TEETH.
An those aka Pre in fat or of a Mtn teeth and a plemant
and perfunied bre ;tit should at mice use lid
Flowers for' the Teeth. All throw preparatidne nru lint
up ha t h e mwr. ejGggut nndi no monuntal manner.. We
make lie megaton 111 sa3 lug that they me an ornament,
bin toilet table, and none comploG.'a Want them.
Warranted entlaractory. moury .refutaNd.. Dealers
will bear ttue iu mind. bold by all 'respectable:Drue
glitz in the United States and Cmindits. Addreale mders
RICHARD DiIeGUIRD;
• - • •' Depot'und MatiornMotri,"' '
.seSy 2G:t North Second Streit, PLllitil !j.l la
"'or ottio M gook Sturo, Iluntingdon.•'
EALMA/ELL&
n• •- -; ••• ••
- - "JEWELERS,,
IM_PORT_URS
, • 902 CIiESTNTJT- STREET,,•. f
- KEEP ONLY
FiRST-CLASS GOODS.
AN lII3IENSE - TARIETY ON
GOLD WATCRES, '-
DIAMONDS,
. JEWELRY,
• .! SILVER WARE,
WEDDING - SILVER,
PLATED WARE,
•
CLOCKS. BRONZES,
• : FOREIGN FANCY GOODS, '
FINE PAINTINGS, • &a., &a.
All Persons, desiring really lino articles, • reliable in
quality, and moderate in price, are col lain to be pleased
by; our exceedingly 'lmp and varied collection. Our
stock is pt Ala itys fresh by additions' item nfat auurces.
Our store le pronounced one of the most elegant in the
world; and any parties %biting the city are eutdially
:riled to call and moped it at.their 'Mare. •
Jan. 19,10.4 y.
"For, l Bituminous or AMltraolte Coal."
ESTA 13LIStIED 101.
•J. REYNOLDS & SON, ,
IV-CORNER 13rn AND FILBERT STS
PIIILADELPIILA, .
Solo Manufacturers of the Colebratat -
IVROUGHT-lECIN, AIRTIGHT,
GAS-CONSUMING .H EATER
Wiry rAT.U.NT DUST SCREEN ,
ORATE BAR RESTS, and
WROUGIITIRON :RADIATOR
These Ileateis are l,gdo of heavy 'Wrought-Iron, well
riveted together, only sure prevention against the
escapee!' 9. Or Dust. yhoy are easily managed, withoat
any' dampers." Tile Patent Radiator avoids the uio and
aunol ances ordroms,'aud: is Permanently attached to
the Heater. This ist the molt durable, simple, economi.
cal, apd porniar.yeatlng Apparatus ever offer° I for sale
They are aliguaranteed.
WOKING RANGES for hotels and families,
• :PORTABLE , HEATERS,
LATROBE HEATERS,
LOW DOWN'ORATES, SbATE.MANTELS,.
REGISTERS AND VENTILATORS. ,
IV° are also manufacturing a
NEW FLAT-TOP HEAT,LNG:RANGE
e:Eictid for ounlllustrited Pamphlet.. ap2l-y
G C T THE BEST
ft E A:33 Y 11;0 4Sl'. 1 N
Suitable for all Buildings, Dwellings, Darns, Churchett
FaLtories, &c., and for all climates; equally, adapted to
fiat or steep roofs, and can be applied by any ordinary
workman.
TII E JiBADY ROOFING ~ 1 1, - . '-:',.
moro durable Ilion tin, and does not cost one.half as
much. , It is Cheaper than shingles, far 'more "durabley
and fire-proof. It is mado of the heaviest fabric ever used
for the purpose, and to put up in rolls ready for shipment
to any part of the world. Bend for circular and samples
(eons free.)
Wo alao nnuaufacturo
GRANITE ,CEMENT,
Tor repairing .nil
all kinds of leaky roolk,bbimneys, , ski.
lights, Sc. Tide Roofing Commit forms a perraanent *ad
hesive canting over the whole surface °Chi] roofs, wboth ,
or tin, shingle, or composition, completely 'closing lap
leakages, and being composed largely of ground granite;
whseh solo end hardens, and soon beeomes an'artificial
Slate orfitono covering. " ', .
~ ' : t...—..''' ''
ROOF fAI.IIT,,
For coating Tin and all kinds of metal and aempoalileu.
roofs. It will not run, crack, or peal igf , but formapcti
menent and .perfect protection, wherever placed... ISkift.
furnished at" half tint test, nod possesses twice the dues,
hility of the common oil paints used for each "imposes.
County rights forests
For Menhirs nod op p7tloub l ri . ,.idarmi
READY ROOF4NGCOINIPANYc
eol•9m 81 34IDSN, f4ine, N. i;
lINITEE 'STATES
Alla' orized WAR CLAW. AGENCt
11UNTIOGDQIL:PA. ‘
soLnreite,' AlkratsiTiorr
The act of Congress approved March 2, 1867, TO .to.
Iluirs of Soldiers who died prisoners of War,
•
COMMUTATION FOR RATIONS, '
for the time the soldier was so hold a prisoner, at the
rate of twenty•flve cent per day, to bo paid in the follow
ing order: lat. To tho widow, if unmarried; 2d. To the
children • ad. To the parents, to 'both jointly It they are
living, if either is dead, to the survivor;, tin pro
tiers and sisters.
The net of February ?8.1807; provides for the reftmel
ng of the $3OO Commutation Money, where the same per,
-on 1%1. amtill drafted, nod was regiilPA to elites' the ear•
or furniala a embatitute.
- • ..
' DISC.Et6RGEI SOLDIERS.
The
The act of March 2,1827, also nuiliaprO'tieleili foe' the
paymoitt of the „ • •
$lOO ADDITIONAL BOUNTY
to such soldiord as hare 00010.'0011j boat their
ges
All persons having any claims tinder any of the above
mentioned Acts, or ally other kind of claim against the._
United. States or State flayerontents, can, hays, them
promptly collected; by addressing • tile tat.dersignidt , 'lll
- and mince cheerfully given to soldiers or their
friends, free or charge. -
' W. 11. WOODS,
Authorized Arm./ and Nary Agent,
mrt) 9,21667 , • - ilummoDos, Iluntingdon.co.,.ra
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"::o : '.
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GREEN• '& 0. BEAVER
Haring entered into partnership, Intora the . piablie the*
iiltY ay.! pcgpkred M.Sl9"t.,°P,i'tYleb o rp.i :11 J 1
Plain and ornamental:MarbleMork
•f itch as MON 4 . l 7‘llllnTSl l lll".4ElSTONliB:'ainit , flultdiig
Work, at as low piece Aaany slop to
Orders from a distance "tomb - tiny attended 16, _
• Shop on 31IFILIN btfelt ? laT ; nclors 4, e , a!,t,„:os 6 tha 1 : 13,
tLcraa church"• - ' '
BARCAINSi' Iq,J
bare boon requested by rive ownetst of this following
lowing Sinchlisertoi dispose• of, t hens if 'p osillole e
prices annexcilas they wislito procure Slum us
. mnebla
their Oita : • '' • ' • • ••
• 1'
One Grovcr & Bilker Machine, loop stitch, In ,good run.
'dug order, cost $llO, will take $5O; ono Florcbcis radthine
with tucker & c.,cost ,$BO, will , take (wad order) 45?...
ono Grover & Baker machine, louistitcli, with box, cost
$O5, willtako $45 r pno Wilcox & ,Oittbs, , cost $650:111
toka $5O ; ono Grover & linker nnielline, 'good running
- older, cost $55, will take,s4o; ono Porker Ala chine, 'with
corer, well finished, cost $OO, will take $35, one fine
Grover& linker Mullins:borer burin used, cost with tuck
Cr, extra lieromers La,, $5O, swill takus7o. - •
Letters for intot motion and orders for' the'eolobiated
Singer Machine to be addressed to . .
July'2B-tf BLAin; If u'ottogdon; Pe.
SEWINICIMACHINES
701 t SALE CHEAT'. -
'CA% Ing to' tlie deiliona for Oar: 31116111110 i liiititieidectded
to toko 01l kinds pt Marpfpod in oAckaogo for the alk9 :
V & ISAKhIt. • '
, We will also exchangii 'new !macliina for old firoyei
Baker that are opra out of owt ec r . epalr, reasonobld
terms, • , - ^ •
We have for sale the following Machines which we
have taken in exchahge for the.(lrOver A - Baker: i ft
1 linger Machine, .
, vest $Ol, will take $l6l,
I . Parkorilo : • • " 45, "' ." " • •
1 Sing e r, do, •• ' 120, - „"• 60 .
I Wilcox Glibbo do " 60; " 35
1 Singer do • . • 6 (30, . t.' " +9o_l
ratker do 11 60, " 30
All orders for the above:aw l for the celebrated 9R0% '
A BAKER Machines. address,
GREENE A' BRoTELER; :
eel Leister's Banding, Uuatiegdon,
JOB PRlknri-d.
„ 'l'
T” ". GLOBE .JOB OFFICE". •
the most coMplote of any in the Aomary, end poi—
sons tho most antplo redlines for promptly executitlOP
the bed style, every variety of 4obyrinting, stab as
BAND 'BILLS,''
MIMEO
BAIL TICKETS,....!,
_YARDS,
PROCRAISEIES,
ay ; AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS 07 0:017, i.
LEWIS , BOOK STATIONERY .4 MUSIC STORE.
11BANKS! BI;ANKS! BLANKS 1 '
UNSTABLE'S SALES, - ATTACN'T EXECUTION•I
ATTACHMENTS, • EXECUTIONS, ..•. LI
SUMMONS, , DEEDS, •.
SUBMENAS, MORTGAGES; '•
SCHOOL ORDERS,• JUDOSIENT NOTES, •".
LEASES FOR HOUSES, • NATURALIZATION SKS,;
COMMON BONDS, JUDGMENT BONDS,,
WARRANTS, FP.II.IIILIS,
NOTES, with a valvei of , thiS3oo Lem. • "
JUDGMENT NOTES, with a walvet,of:the S3QO Istyr,
'ARTICLES OP AGREEMENT! hill] Tchichers. •••"
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES, :or 441sIltop,of the Pegg,
and Ministers of the Gospel, •
• COMPLAINT, WARRANT, and COMMATMENT,in mai
of Assault and Battery, and Affray.
FCIERE FACIAS, to recover amprinrof itidg • meneiT
COLLECTORS' RECEIPTS, for State, County, School,
Sofough and Townsbipffakes.•; ~ : 11 . • • rj
Printed on superior papet:lnd , for sale at ens Office o
the,FIIINTINGWON. (MOBIL •
BLANKS, of every description, printed to otdor, neatly
at short notice, nod on good Paper. '''• • • •
WM.,,1411V15 7 ., Dealer in Beek!,
,Pta,-,
tionery awl Muskat Inaiume'uta, ciriav: dike
dimaoad,
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RILL „WADS;
POSTER.%
BIANKS;