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HUNTINGDON, PA
Tuesday morning, May 24,1870.
LOCAL & PERSONAL.
Meetings
Mt. Monies Lodge, No. 300, , 3' ; 41, meets second
Monday evening ot each month, in Brown's building.
Standing Stone IL R. A. Chapter, .11 - o. 201, meets the
fleet Tuesday evening of each month, in Brown's building.
Juniata Lodge, Ha. 117, 1 , 0. O. P., meets every Friday
. evening, third floor , in Leleter'S building.
Mount /for Camp of L 0. 0. I', meets every second
- ?end fourth Tuesdays, in Leister's building, third floor.
•Sientding Stone Lodge, No. 85, I. O. G. T., meets every
• Tuesday evening in third floor of Bead's building.
• Arroyo/toe Tribe, No. 88, I. O. of R. X, meets every
Thursday evening, third Boor, Lelster's building.
. :Young Men's Christian Association meets the first end
third Monday evenings each mouth, in Smith's building.
Post 33, G. A. R, meets Third Monday of each mouth
In Court House. . • .•
Town Council meets the first Friday evening of each,
month.
linntingdcm Lodge, No. 149, K. of P., meets, every &t
-in-bay evening, In Smith's building.
' • Huntingdon Temple of Honor, No 71, meets tbo fourth
'loads): of each month in Good Templars' Rail.
Tie Ifibefen - an ad, mettle every Thursday evening, in
the Y. It. C. A. room.
Churches.
Baptist Church—Washington Street. Rev. J. W. Plan
nett. Services on Sabbath : 104 a. m., 7p. m.
vuthane—WAibiagtonErrcer. Ilevat. 3. Aylward. Ser.
• vices drat three Sundays in every month.
Evangelical Lutheran—MiMan Street. Rev. J. J. Kerr.
Services on Sabbath : 10%a. m.,7 p. m.
- Darman Reformedr-Church.Stmet. Rev. S. D. Steckla.
ferries on Sabbath: 7. p.
Methodist Episcopal—Church Street. Rev. 11. K. rester
' Settrices on Sabbath': 10% a. r0.,•7 p. m.
LPr o testant 110m:opal—Hill street: Rev. A. 11. Boyle,
&nice. on Sabbath: 10% a. m., 6r p tn.
Presbyterian--Vila Street:. Rev. 0. W. Rahniter. Ser
vices on Eobbath: 11 a. m , 7 p. m.
bathe VV
' The - Catholic pic-nic waa well attended
It is beet to wear your woolen gartnente
*bile longer,
Promenading is one of the fashion■ that
never grow old.
The McConnelleburg Lutheran church bee
a bell on it that was cast in Italy in 1736.
The .. Alayor of Altoona offers ssoo .: revrard
for thirarrest of any.incendiary in that city
The answer to the question, "what is a
house without a baby V is, "well, compare
tirely quiet."
-..The Mifflin Republican says; A valuable
cow died on the street in that place from the
,effect denting too much young grass.
The census-takers will commence opera
tions on the let of June. They are a class
-of "inhere" the people won't,object to.
Ati Indiana than kicked his Wife sixteen
feetiover a hydrant and theittadded insult to
injury by asking her, "Ilew's that for high?"
.T. he United States produced twenty-five
:millions of dollars worth of cheese, and a
;hundred millions of dollars worth of butter
Ilast,year.
Dr: C. - N. Hickok, of Bedford, has been
!elected Representative to the Grand Lodge
:Ortlielfrated States of Odd Fellows, by the
;State Grand Encampment.
• , If it is true that visitors measure the intel
;ligenCe of the people by the magnificence of
the churches we think they would have a
,fiery poor criterion in this place.
• /kiln curious fact that though the rain
*Cps thousands away from church on Suo.
clay,,lti_ does not deter a single man from at
lending to business on week days.
The value of our crops for the year 1869,
divided equally smong the population would
give nearly $lOO to each, man, women and
child Will United , States. .
People of WY - wiling don't know whether to
call their - Ternalb - Judge rt - jpsticess of the
peace ors justice of the peacoat. We don't
knew ourselves, which would be the besteet.
A Oite'eltlZeita are treatedat all houreof the
ditty frith - the Mu l sic of tile. universe, from the
warble of the wren to the rumble of thunder.
Out timid friends prefer to have as little of
the litter as possible.
yOung man named Geo.Daris attempted
to take the life of a young girl named Mc-
Gil2an; in recently, by shoot.
ing • her with' a pistol. Another supposed
case of insanity.-
, I'l;te surrey bf the new railroad from Mill
daysburito the Gap, has been completed,
and it is expected that the work will be put
under contract at an early day and prosecu
ted* to a speedy completion.
Marnifacturing is progressing in our town
with all , the industry;of steam, water power
and Mired; and the indications are that this
spring. will, prose one of the bailed that
Huntingdon has ever enjoyed.
.1f you don't answer the census taker's
inistions, yon will be fined $3O. We can
imagine - we see the bachelors collecting the
fines from the ladies for not answering to
their ages. We think they will make it suit
not to be "at home."
One of the richest treats these warm even
ings is to propel slowly to 001. Summer's
Castilian Garden, and partako of a saucer or
two of his splendid Ice Cream. Those who
have tried it say it banishes dull , care, and
makes them feel like calling again.
lu Putter county there have been no tav
ern licensee granted for nineteen years, and
it fins cost the county only $l2 to board her
prisoners last year. Our county grants li
censes and thousands of dollars for trials and
boarding prisoners is the result.
• Mr. Win. Duffield, in the employ of Mull
vain ec Son, proprietors of the Core Forge,
in. Penn township, Perry county, was found
drowned in • the Forge dain on Thursday, the
12th inst. His hat was found floating in the
.flam, which caused a search to be made for
Jilin, when his body was found. It is not
known how the accident occurred.
Wrio is HEl—Early every morning
an individual perambulates our town
zwitii a basket on his arm, well filled,
And occasionally ho is seen to go into
homebody's house and come out with
-I,he selfsame basket on the self same
,arm. We have been watching him
,closely, but notwithstanding he goes
; into the same houses every morning,
.we have heard no complaints against
; him. This gentleman is no other than
Luke Reilly, the baker, who is trans
acting a legitimate business in furnish
ing his splendid Bread and Rolls to his
numerous' customers.
WANTED.-1,000 cords of Bark, at
the Mammoth Store. Tho highest
market price paid in cash.
May 24.1 G . BENBY & CO.
M. A full set of Blacksmith's tools
will be sold on Saturday, tune 4th,
by Elizabeth Gardloch, executrix of
:Freak Gardloch, deceased. 2t
SWEET POTATO PLANTS, by
the thousand, hundred, pr PTP//PF
quantities, can be bad at
Lewis' Red Front Oroeery:
S ar Gum finger etnlle and gum diappq
henry & Co's, ap12.304
DI. E. Church.
Through the kindness of Rev. J. C.
Clarke, we have been furnished with
a copy of the Annual Minutes of the
Central Penna. Conference; for March
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, fIptirtNoppN''BUILDINO:AND, LOAN
ASSOCIATIoN.--the second meeting of
this Association was held at the, office
of P.' M. & S Lytle, on'ilm,evening
of the 21st inst. On motion of Mr.
Major the• name of P..M. Lytle be, itd•
ded to the Committee on ,Constitution
and By-Laws and the Committee was
instructed to report at the next regu•
lay meeting.
On motion of M. S. Lytle, it was or
dered that the by-laws of the associa
tion shall contain a provision fixing
the time for the payment of install
ments on the third Tuesday of each
month, at or. before 5 o'clock, P. Al.,
commencing on third Tuesday ofJune
next, and that' the loans be sold on
the evening of the same day.
On motion, tbo Chair appointed P.
Al. Lytle, R. A. Orbison and J. C. Blair
a committee to ascertain what books
are necessary for the use of the asso
ciation, and where, and at what, price
the same can he purchased.
On motion of Mr.. Crites, adjoured,
to meet'it the office of the Secretary,
on Thursday evening, 26th . instant s .at
81 o'clock.
At this meeting the Constitution
and By-Laws will be submitted and
acted upon. It is important that all
stockholders be present.
S. B. CIiANF,Y, LymE,
- _ President. ''Secretar,f.
EXTENSION OF THE H. & B. T. R
—Chief , Engineer Fulton writes us
that he has completed the survey 'and
'field work on the route of the propos
ed extension of the Broad Top Road
and will be ready to furnish an esti
mate of the coat in a few days. It is
believed Abet Mr. Fulton has obtained
the best, safest and most economical
route yet presented, kith the most
moderate 'grades,aone of ; ef , bleb 'exceed
thirty-six feet per mile. It is propos
ed to cross the•pver at Mt. Dallas, and
thence along the Eolith. side to near
Bedford, where the river will be again
crossed; and thence to a 'point en the
Hollidaysburg pike at the beginning
of Richard street, in Bedford. The
bridge at Mt. Dallas is located with a
view to subsequently projecting a
branch road to the mouth of Black
Valley.—Bloody Run Press.
VW - Monday next is decoration day.
We are pleased to note that some pre
parations are being made by the
Grand Army of the Republic of this
place, to observe the National Memor
ial Day. We should always hold in
remembrance the deeds of the patriots
who 'now sleep beneath the sod, and
nothing
: ie. more,appropriate than gath
ering around' their graves in spring
time and strewing them with flowers.
It is a custom !Wiest/paid. ne ver grow
old, as every year there is another sot..
dier mdatered on the 'roll of the - de:
parted, and since the last decoration
day, several of the "brave . boys" • have
departed, and two but tecently under
very sad circumstances. Let us gath
er, then, to the Cemetery, en Monday
next, and observe the day in thoughts
of those whom we should over delight
to honor.
A SitAmE.—Wo doubt whether there
is one citizen in our midst who did not
feel a tinge - of shame on learning that
there was a very meagre attendance
at the lecture of Rev. J. D. Brown on
India, on Friday evening last. We
think it showed very bad treatment to
one who left our town to endure the
perils of mission life; bit we sincere
ly hope Mr. 11 will afford us another
opportunity of hearing his lecture, and
we hope our citizens will lay aside for
once at least their repugnance and pre
judice to lectures and"give him a large
audience. A missionary who went
from our own midst is certainly wor
thy to be heard; nor would we like to
have it to say that a missionary is
without honor in his own country.
ne)..Just what is needed in this
place—a Drug store kept by a prac
tical physician. Doctor Johnston
bas opened a Drug Store in the brick
building opposite the Exchange Hotel
in this place. The doctor has been a
practicing physician for over forty
years, and people can rely upon get
ting pure drugs and medicines at the
lowest prices. Advice will be given
free when medicines aro wanted ; will
also attend to calls. It
LOST.—In this borough, near the
Court House, one day last week, a
small black silk [beaded] Parasol.—
The finder will bo amply rewarded by
leaving it at this office.
WANTED.-16.000 pounds tub wash
ed wool, for which we will pay the
highest market price. HENRY &CO
ear Another lot of prifqo fresh pry
Salt and Pickled Herring pet received
at IPID VRONV6RPCERT.
ryps_Best Qum Roller and Gum Spripg
Grain Drills, at MoLanahan, Stone &hat's,
Hollidaysburg, Pa. fe9•Sm
sor Pratt 45 Miller's Hay Rakes, at Md.
I,ariaban, Stone &IBM's, Hollideyeburg4swl
Climb Lorkr.-06 "WadisesdaYi the
4th inst., a little child of Stephen G.
Wright of Broad-top township, about
two and a-half years of age, was lost
in the mountains between- Wells Val
ley-and the Village of Coaldale, and
wandered about for twenty-one , hours
before it was found.- It appears that
Mr. Wright was working near-
btUi
and • a halt- from
home, add had taken. twoof ,the older
Children 'w ith him the ,:morningoin.
tepding 'to send them' back: with a
Picitage. - for I:their „mother.) "lelnit:
gooO longer thgn 'usual,_ the Smother
became anxious about them, and start
ed'out'to meet them,leavibithi little
child above . mentioned - and 'an - older
one in charge of the house. She was
hardly out of sight, when these two
youngsteis started after her and
had gone some distance from the
house when the older one concluded
to go back, leaving the other alone in
the road. ' In due time the mother re
turned with the boys :and' found liar
Youngest child missing. Upon inquiry,
she learned the above particulars, and
immediately instituted a search, which
diligently kept up till five o'clock in
the afternoon.—Every nook and dor
ner was examined, bat no trace of the
child could be found.' At this time a
message was sent to the father and
the news communicated to Coaldale.
The good citizens of that town, merch
ants, mechanics, miners, laborers, and
all, joined in the hunt, traveling the
country far and wide' until midnight
when they adjourned only to re-form
the line early in the morning. •The
next.morning Mr. B.F. Thomas, while
on his way • home for refreashments,
found the child sitting by the trunk of
a falkm . :trels,' about one mile from
where the parents live, calling for its
'mother. Ile accordingly picked 'it up
and carried it to its Mother. We'leave
our readers to imagine the joy occa
sioned by thin intelligence., The child
appears to be'nene the worse for this
bit of romance, notwithstanding it bad
the whooping eough ' at the time, aid
was exposed, to very inclement weath
er.— Bedford _lnquirer.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINO.-A Union
Prayer Meeting, inaugurated by the
Young Mon's Christian Association,
was hold in the basement of the M. E.
Church of this place on Tuesday even
ing lust. The object of those meet.
ings is to bring about a more united
and, harmonious effort on the part of
the Christian denominatiens •in our
inidSt','and it is hoped and expected
that Lae 'public generally will' attend
them.
The next, meeting will bo held this
Tuesday evening in the beeeinent of
the Preebyterian church : All iniited.
Plan.—The dwelling house of John
Johnson on the Port farm in West
township, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday_ night -last. The most of
the furniture, etc., was destroyed, -
• The roof of the Jackson House in
this place was discovered to be on fire
on . Thursday afternoon "last, having
been - ignitcd by sparks from a locomo•
tive. The flames were extinguished
before much damage was done. When
will we see slate roofs on the houses on
Railroad street?
Retail Market Prices
Butter 25, 30, as to quality ;:eggs
15 lard 20 ; green apples 75®1,50 per
bushel; potatoes 35®50; dried apples
$1.75®2.00 ; beans $2.00®2.25; dried
peaches, good, 15®22 cents per lb ;
dried beef 25; S. V. Ham 23;, Shoul
der 16®18; Side 16®18;" Flour 'from
5 50®0,00 per barrel.
Ramitaxs—Potatoes dull; good but
ter" ready sale; corn and oats in de:
mand.
Isa. A. Fire _Engine Company has
been , organized in this place. We
have not been furnished with the
names of the. of cers,.but we under
'stand ,that it is composed of some of
our best citizens. We learn their ob
ject is to get a steam fire engine, which
we hope will bo as soon as possible af
ter . we first get water works. •
DaEssMAEING.—T he undersigned Would
respectfully inform the citizens of Hunting
don and vicinity that she has commenced the
bvairkess..of. plain and Fanny sewing at the
residenc(;:ef Mr: II: o: , lVeater, in ' West
Huntingdon. All kinds of Patterns are kept
constantly on bai.d for sale - at the lowest pri 7
cos; nlso cutting and fitting 'done- to 'order.
I mhst earnestly solicit a share of the public
petronage.
maylo Miss. S. M. MCCAULEY.
SALT EMPORIIM—DeaIers, look to your in
terest and buy your salt from Henry t Co.
Their facilities for furnishing salt are great
er than any other house in central Pennsyl
vania, and having a lino of boats running to
and from Philadelphia and Baltimore, they
are prepared to furnish all kinds by the sack,
car or boat load, at prices which defy com
petition. Ap 19-3 m.
Ladles Dile:saps and Boys aotying.
Mrs. It Annie McCabe respectfully in
formsAhe public that she hos removed to the
house formerly occupied by U. MaManigill,
on Washington street, and is prepared to
make Ladies' Dresses and Boys' Clothing, of
all kinds. Sho respectfully invites a full
share of patronage. ap7
Carpet Weaving.
Mrs. Matilda Pheasant is prepared to
weave rag carpets, and solicits patronage
from a generous public. Residence Wash
ington Street, West ffuntin ,, d , . tf
tn.. Gentlemen are invited to Mc-
Neil's Temple of Fashion, to see the
large line of Furnishing Goods, Col
lars, Bows, Ties, and fine Bristol Hos
iery. •
2t.
rE9,,, Farmers needing a Grain-drill,
will do well to call on Wharton & Ma
guire: and examine the Willoughby
gum-spring grain drill, either with or
without phosphate attachment, before
purchasing. tf
A. , large stock of the best Stone
ware, of all kinds, now on baud at the
Red Front Grocery, and selling cheap
er, wholesale and retail, than at any
other place in the county.
DErahe latest styles of Dreps-gqqa
just received' at the Namtnpl4l Store of
Henry & Co.
16 - 25 barrels Ifar've de Graco and
ROQ' gerring, aunt received at
HENRY & Co.
ta. Ground Aluin; American and Dairy
Salt at reduced prices, at notary & We t 802
• ree,..l4o4paban, Stone lb lap% frollidaye:
burg, warrant all tbelr imiruroente. [fe9-5m
jigir 11Kapkerel, Bee; Lake, and Labrador
Herring at Henry ?s Co's. firll2-1/4
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ORIN)) ENiETITAINMNT,—The well
known Magiiiian, Prof. Everett, whose
pe n tforniancoi3 are unequalled, is now
exhibiting in 'Tenter'S Hall, and. will
remain for a few nights only. There
are many new and decidedly original
features in his performance, which our
people should not fail to see.
t' While' the 'audience geti the ivorth
,of their money in the performance,
they also have a chance to get "yalua-
Ible presents, as did the most of. those
.who attended last evening. ,Tickets
25_celits,'Or six for a dollar.
mi:For $llO MeLanahan, Stone &
Isett will deliveri free Of freight, one
of the,best mowers manufactured. It
has its gearing all enclosed and will
warrant it. No work, no sale. They
have Emery Grinders to grind mower
knives, &o.,and Buckeye Repairs, &c.
gay 102 m.
Now for something new At Mc-
Neil's Temple of Fashion,iStnith's now
Building, may be seen the finest as
sortment of young men's Hata, ever
brought to Huntingdon ; New styles
constantly arriving, and a variety to
suit the tastes of all. 2t.
SW: McLaneban, Stone & Ise% Hollidays
burg:have the largest and best _assortment
of Garden and Flower Seeds in this vicinity.
Send for Catalogue. 5 and 10 cent papers
sent on receipt of money, post-paid. ife9-4m
ntplar Improved Buckeye and the Buckeye
and Ohio Harvester combined, Reapers and
IHOweri; repairs of the Buckeye, always on
hand, at 'McLanellan, Stone& Matt's, Holli
daysburg, Pa. • ,fe9-5m
MCCONNELLSTOWN 118E0 appoint
ed Jtobert U. Jacob sole agent for tho sale of
my Well known lime in Huntingdon. Per
sons wanting lime will apply to him.
ap26:lm THOMAS MOORE.
ilar Double Harpoon Hal Forke, best in
use, and there has never been ono returned
so far; all aro warranted. MeLanahan,
Stone & Isett, Hollidaysburg. ' feo.sru
A large and spleadid , stock of
Sundowns, Parasols, Sunshades, and
Umbrellas, at McNeil's, Temple of
Fashion. 2w.'
s®" Cider Mills, Grain Separators, Clover
Hullers and Stemmers,,Cultivators, Washing
Machines, etc., etc., at MeLanahan, Stone &
'sett's, Hollidaysburg, Pa, fe9•Sm
Garden Seeds.-..A1l kinds .of
Fresh Garden Seeds for sale at RED
FRONT GROCERY. -
kir Bright, fresh and seasonable• -
the new Wall Paper apd Window
Shades at Blair's Book Storo. 2t
Asiti- Use Kinney's Cough Syrup. It
s reliable. See certificates. Procure
t of S. S. Smith. mhl6-3m
GRAPE VINES FOR SALE-090 years
old. Delaware 871 ets , Coaeord 25,
Isabella 15. - ISRAEL GRAMS.
.Alexandria, April 18." ' '
MARRIED,
At Mt. Union, by Rev: J. W. Plan:.
nett, Mr. B. T. BARRAB to MiBB Tuna
B..Soermt, both of Hunt: Co., Pa. -
On Tuesday evening, May 17th, at
tho residence of A. G. Pestlethivaite,in
Northumberland oby•ltevl--- Moore,
Capt.. SOHN GAYTON, Of Milpl6too,
Huntingdon county, to - Mrs. ELYINA
SthilEY, of Greencastle„Franklin Co.
Pa:
•On the 19th. inst., by :Rev. B. B.
Himlin, Mr. AMER M. DRAKIE to Miss
SEWN J. Eix.t.nan, both of Clay twp.,
HUntingdOn county, Pa.
MARKETS.
=EEEM32
Puil.seurnu, May 23. 1670.
Superfine Flour per barrel ' $4.50@4.75
Estra Flour per barrel 45.00@5.25
Bye Fleur per barrel $5.25
Red Wheat per bushel 1.33@1.40
Bye per bushel 1.03®1.05
Corn per bushel 1.10@1,13
Oats per bushel 83@e7cts,
Firrileuxen, May 23, 1170.
Spring Wheat Flour pet barrel 11.65@5.35
VI heat per bushel $1.15(e)1.18
Coro per bushel 5l(03
Oats per bushel 47(4143ct5.
Itye per bushel I $0.23®1.00
Barley . $0.90®50.21
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FINANCIAL.
Nly Yom.,3lsy 23.--Gold Good $1,14.
PIIILADELPII/A, May 21, 1870.
The following are the closing prices of De
Haven .14 Bro., 40 South Third Street :
U. S. 6's of 'Bl, . - 1161 117 k
" " .'62, - - 1121 112 k
" " -111 k 1111
" " '65, - -111 k 111 f
" '66, new, -113 k 114
,t '67, aa 114 k 1141
" t," "68, • - - • 114/ 1141
" 5'4.1 1-40% - 1081 108 k
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U. S. 30 rear 6. per cent. Cy. ,1124 .11.24
Due Comp. Int. Notes, ' - 19*
Gold . - -- - - 11411 114 k
Silveri . 7,, - , 7 : lOB 110
Union Pacific R.R Ist 4f Bonds 860 870
Central Pacific R. R. - 930 940
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds 770 780
/lIINTINGDON MARKETS. ,
coititicirED WEEKLY Int HENRY kg)
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FLOUR—Superfine Flour, per barrel, $4.50
Extra Flour, do 5 00
Familinour, do - 5.50
OnAzzi—Red Wheat, per bushel, --®l.lO
White Wheat, . do 1.15
Rye, do 00
Corn, — new, do 85
Oats, do 45
Barley, • do 1.00
SEED—Timothy, do 3.50
Flaxseed, do 1.75
Cloverseed, per 64 lbs. 7.00
COAL—Hard eonl, per ton, . 6.00®7.50
Hroad Top coal, do 3.004,3.50
LUMBER, per 1000 feet, 12.00®30.00
SHINGLES—Lap, per 1000 ft., 10.00®12.00
Joint Shingles, do • 5.00®6.50
MISCELLANEOUS—Bark, per cord, 8.50
Bran, per cwt., , 1.00
Hops, per pound - 40
Wool, do • 500—
Hay, per ton, 12.00
Hides, 6®7
JOHN C. MILLER,
(Successor to C. M. MILLER & SON,)
DEALER IN
All Kinds of LEATITEA,
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SHOE FINDINGS,
HUNTINGDON,
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~,it-iirROVERY
FOR
syRuP8!:1161;168"; SUGARS,
COFFEES, TEAS, '
SPICES,
. .
Canned Fruit,
Dried Fruit,
Canned Vegetables,
Mackerel, Herring,
Mess Shad, Trout,
Salmon, White Fisti,
Crackers, Tea Cakes and Cheese,
Confectionery of all kinds,
Cedar-ware,
Qthiens:ward, Glass-ware,'
Stone-wuro,
Dried' Deer, '; • •
Sugar cured Hams,
Shoulders, Sides, &c.
reltiOln hI[EID D'it%D.
CHEAP.
gm. Call and examine Stock and Prices
EaZIM 40, -alt.
• ' '=-=-
, •-• • Immu
r e!
N 11/ t il s
•;. fr% •`• •
• • Lfit . "l;
YOU can save from 10 to 30 per et.
by buying your Instrumonts from
GIEt.MMIVM,
DEALER. IN
•
STEINWAY & SONS; t ",
CHICKERING & SONS,
THE WEBER,
' '. — RAVEN & BACON'S. ' ' "
THE UNION PIANOFORTE CO'S
GEORGE M. GUILD & CO'S.
CONRAD MEYERS,
AND ALL OTHER MAKES OF
PIANOS.
MASON & lIAMLIN'S, and .
GEO. WOODS & CO'S celebrated
G ORGANS,
or any other maker desired. Also, MELODEONS, GDP
TANS, VIOLINS, Gorman Accorduuns, Shoot Slagle, Ma.
eict Docker; kc. . • • •
New and good Pianos for $3OO and upwirds.
New 9 Octave Organs for $3O
Now Moiodoons fur *7O "
Instrumen to rliwrontedforfier year:.
Agents supplied at %boler& prices, the same as In the
city.
Call on or address E. J. Olt HENN,
Huntingdon, Pa.,
ap12,70 qa floor Leistor's New Building.
REMOVED
TO TIIE'N.E: CORNER OF bIABIOND.
Boot and Shoe Emporium.
r TORN -WBST.EiROOIC
Respectfully Informs the citizens of Huntingdon and
vicinity that ho heejnet received from'tho city a .I , llw, and
eplendid stock of
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS'& CAPE,
Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Carpet Sack
Trunks,. sc.,
ell of which he le prepaied to self et greatly reduced prices
Don't forget the new stand In the Diamond. Old cede.
mere and the public generally are invited to tall. --
. Huntingdon, ap. 7, 1.1169'; '
if i / • GEO. SHAF.Ffp
MLisejtit iettnMoilren istet'w !if; 06 46
SPLENDID nom.
or • ,
BOOTS, 2110 ES, GAITERS, rt^C.,
Which he offers to the Inspection of hie anaemia and
the publid generally. lie wilt sell his stook at the moat
.REASONABLE PRICES,
and those who printout) ontd wilt surely . call a g ain.
BOOTS &.SilOES:lif - ADE TO'ORDER, ;;
end 11EPAIRIWO done in the neatest and, Main
eapedt-
Lions manner. •
Call upon Mr. Schaeffer at his shop on 11111 street, a
few doom west of the Diamond. ap.l4,
N EW BOOT • AND SHOE STORE.
• " WM. AFRICA
1 o . l, T: u t e ri a t
h i l l: , e a public
mn that ' he
has Jut
A Huntingdon,
A Fine Assortment of all kinds of
BOOTS AND i SHOES,
For Ladies, gentlemen and Children.
All of width he will cell at fairppleee, Quick Was and
malt profits: Call and examine my stock.
Manufacturing and Repairing done to order as liana!:
Huntingdon, 4p. 14, 1169.
NEW LEATHER HOUSE.
THE FIRM OF LEAS & MoVITTY,
have leased the large tive story Leather lions°,
tram James Neulty.
NO. 432, NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
.And tntend doing a Hide and Leather Commission Rod.
none.
Their sons IL P.'LEAS, and T.E.IIIcVITTit, are there,
and authorized to carry on the busifiess for them—as
Choy are young men of good moral character, and line
business qualifications. They solicit the patronage of
their brother Tanners in the county and elsoWnern
tor They still will continuo to keep &good assortment
of Spanish and Slaughter 8010 Leather on hands, at their
Tannery, near Three Springs, Huntingdon County, Pa.
mar3.o. LEAS .k MoVITTY.
DO NOT -• •
pAss BY
D, P. CWUt
INFORMS THE PUBLIC.
THAT HE HAS
JUST OPENED
A
SPLENDID STOCK of NEW GOODS
TITAT
omrr BE BEAT
IN-
.
CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY.
901E' AND BEE.
• D. P. GNITTDI.
!lxiatinidon, Ap.l9, 1570
Tigg WIN 1 1
/4 i ff rot' 10Ie by the bushel qr
11.13N8Y GRAIMM,
Pfr7l6,3t Ale7pTtirl4
=I
lilin
ffMl
=MEM
fliMill
lo •
, ADDRESS_
TO, THE
BRYN'S AND DEBILITATED
is ~.. ~. _ ~, .
WiIOSE 91711WERINO8 lIAVE DEEM PlloTideltD
. ,
FROM HIDDEN 041EISIM, AND WHOSE
OASES REQUIRE
PR 0 P T '' RDBTMENT:
T oIiVIVDEREMSTENCEDESIRABLi'
„
If you are suffering, or bate suffered, from favottim
ilicblirgOe'l, ' What affect: to it' product?
: upon .your
tn
general health Do you feel weak,. debllitateik easily
Med/ Does a little extra exertion produco,palps Maori
-• ' 'l. ,
•
of the beurt Does your liver, or urine organs, of your
kidneys, got out of order . ?' Is your,nrine somatimes
thick; isillky or fiocir:;i is it r Opy on settling?„ Or
- • - . ; 1”:
does &tido( akum rise. to the top f, Or to a sediment
•at the bOttom after It hns stood awhile ? Do you ham
.•i
of short
spell. of ahort breathing or dyspapidat Are.your ovl - 1
els constipated yon have spells of fainting, or
rushes of bided to the head? L your memory impaired?
Is your mind constantly dwelling on this 'object t Do
you feei,dull,dietlessi moping, tired of company, of Me?
Do you i wish to he left Mono, to/ get away from every
body? Does any little thing make you •trut • or, jump ?
Is your sleep broken or restless? Is the lustre of, your
eye as bright? Do you enjoy yourself in society se well?
Do you purstis'yeur businesi with the ea,meOnergy I DO
?you feel as much couhdenceidyourielf is Are yoiii s' dr,
Its dull and gagging, givdn to Ms of melancholy? 'lf
•do not lay it to yotir liver or dyspepsia.: Dam you rest .
ices night' I Your bock weak, 'tour knees Amok, and
have but :Milo appetite, and you attribute Ibis to dys- ,
pepela or liver complaint? . • „
reader. eelttabutte,:venereal diseases badly Cured,
and sexual excesses,. are ell capable :of picaluCing a
weakness of the gonerattra organs.: ; The organs of 'gen
eration, when In,perfect health., make the man. Did
you ever think that those bold, defiant, energetic, wee.
vering, sueceesfut business men are always those whose
1: 1.. I ,
miens ire ill perfaci.henithl Y ou never h e a r such men
'complain of beliidmelanclioly,Of nerve eve, of patjdnl
tionrof the heart. They are Cover afraid' they cannot
encieed in hulloes.; they don't itascanni eekand 'disetar•
caged . they' re always polite and piensancirveismpany of
ladies, and look you and them right ,in the•,face-Lnone
of your downcast !wake, or any other =commas shop!
them. Ido not mean those who keep the ?mane laps.
ted by running to excess. Theeto will not only ruin
their ionetltntion, bat those thoy do beielueas with or
for::
Row many, ;men, from badly cured diseases, :from ;the
tirects oieellakneeLantl q.n! .. cespe r have brought about
that state of wiekn'eas in these organs thkkaa reduced
the . gesieraleylierd so iensti ite I
to igariee almost : every
other disease—ldfseY;ltiriacy . ,ierilyab,lmlOafilfectlons,
Suicide, and almost every ;fend of , Otiose humanity Ii
belt. to—and tboreal cause of the trouble icercely ever
suspected, and bare doctored for all but the right one. :
DISEASES OP THESE ORGANS ILEQUIP:E TUE USE
IE:211
DIURETIC.
RENTS
-FLUID EXTRAOTr
=I III IE 4 O *
Is the Great titivate; aid ilia certain core for diseases
19:131
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROP
ST, ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FE-,
MALE COMPLAINTS, GEN-
JJtAL DEBILITY,
And all &Nip! of the :Urinary Organs, whether existing
In Male or remain, from wbateeer:eause originating, and
no matter of bog long etagillem. „
II no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or In
sanity may "nine: :Oar dash an& bIOO Care supported
from then sources, end the health and hat/pines., and
= .
that ofPost•rity, &panda upon prompt as* of a reliable
remedy.
lIELMBO LD'S
ward of 19 yeare, prepared by
H, 7. HELMBCH..p,
DRUGGIST,
594 Broadway, New York, and
104 Soath 10th St., phihtdelphia, Pa
PRICE—SI.2S per bottle, or 6 bottle. (or $6.60, deity
eyed to any address
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere
None aro'genuine unleee done up in 'Mai
engraved wrapper, with fee-Johnnie of my
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
and aigneEl,
H. T. RELXBOLD.
7!fa117-I,r
titg tititrtiumtitts.
cE,NTRA T inoTgri,
,•. .
SOUSA Enskioximiliotraier DaYerauorrnrr
-
(formerly, of-21uptingdori ,Coa) ,
Centrally lor,ated 'lnoirchnesiNne point for
luerehauterelsitin, gliboraithr.latrogiorodariettir,or the
.flrst.bhda.lalt tile—nforteria-intpuovemsnis.l-lErery at
tention will bo extendwito guests. jant.ly*
:{ Be - tXPENSES
52000 . A • ---Y " „,
To Agents to sell itlceyelebrated vraso:vszwnig;
MACHINES The best ma - chine in the world. Stitch'
alikticiti,hothWei;lo4,6f4Oente iFittgOgitotrxr. Foal
forth4partliOtrs tultlroolt 2,5 N. 9* qtreet, PhlladelPtliq
P. 4 `: .t t•l'lei t , ,;.. fa?'.344141
sir- Jc * toricaftlalthatWatcliti
.:AT
And , warranteiby tge cdmpanyßentwitb every viateh.
price List and descriptive Catalogue cent, to, an; ,ad
dreic Orderi AI led by espress•Cl D:vrithPilvilege of
"''l"l"l?eroffPV,Uilltingletyl Addnaq
t.
308 Chestnut ,8 t reef,
Pan.Ankteitik.
.41:113:26.' • '
; ; 1,1 ,4 , 6
a a ,, l - 1 4 r , co ut
na
$9130.;--r : /i'n the St n a r t ' e!Mrsißell.,?‘7,:iodtri
by eamplo , foi Ten, Coded. and litplees. Xq imitable men
we will Mr° ' , Wary-organ° tq sl.odol.7ls4a4"o.lralph
ing and other epeneee. and a reasonable eammteeion
sales.:,; • -J.l
Immediate anplteatlenn ere satiated from proper, par•
ties. - Hbfarenceceicbanged: ( Apply to. or address led.
mediately. . . J, PACKP.R & CO.,
5 )1!
ap2eire , „ J,4f
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MENTS .
tID I4 R CI E LI S i- SD Vini ILEA
or 38 attain-Nei
IC they, want the nnoet - popular and bmt
atibteriptten hooka pnblizbed; and the tniaiMt
.eratterms..Senst torchetaana Theiwiliffligtqffit
inOthing, end maT be ot 10at benefit V) r
MEE
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mechanical finish. ( beautiful Prospectus, from • new
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nd
ing(etc.,eent.absolutely FR .F7O to 411 wanted
as Agents,and a sample copy when doelrea, and at 20 per
cent lase than the wholesale price. Nrclualve Territory,
'and the most liberal terms.' For nartleplars, tern%
etc., addrece , 0. F. yENT, Publisher.
• 'May 3,-tro. • ' 31arclir8treet, Now T urk,l
THE' DODGE
SELFRAKIZvG„ .
Best machine in gm; Put up and !tatted at ditetring
or reaping ivithent charge, and ovary machine guaran
teed.
Thie kuspy,cilettrp t te4 machine at, ret ,.. ittcod QtICO,
•
The Philadelphia, Richardson & Swift's Lawn ltinwers
at wises u low as any goose in the pity' _
1 TORS H HAWES'
The Pratt Independent /test Wolk and other tnipror,ed
patent Mersa • • . , .1.
. HOISTING . ..Ii I OHICS.‘'!.': 1 ' 544
are ' tke eolengonte for ttio.flo6reqmproved 'Chit
txmo,Fo!k. 1 Ffe oleo have the Walker & Pennock fork.,
and'a general assortment of Implements; Seeds, and Ter;
°T I T - • , f-• ••• - :i' •
•
WADE. 4 ARMSTRONG,
• ~
1120 Market Street, Philadelph i a.
' • mB•3ni
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UNITED STATES
33 - '.:CO
i II
0N..3105T. LIBERAL orEenjillr
• 7C"
. • 4's6ld:a,t. "ii i`_ f•`._ " '
Bught "
COUPONS, r :t
PICIFIC:RAILROADI•ONDS'
and Sold' dik toirimiseibn
,Accounts received , and _interest,allowei
on daily balancee subject to Asa, pt stsll,,
i'E
"40 SOUTII : 3D §TREE'A' `
P L''A. 1
mbiAir — • " • "
OS - A.1), - Ati.S.
rit HE Great American Health Restorer, pyiriff es,
1 the blood and cures 'Fcrofgta;'Syphilie,• Flan
Diseases. Rlieumatiem, Diseases of Women and alt
Chronic Affections of the Blood, laver' and
neyr. Recommended by the Medical Faculty and,
thousand of our best CitISOCIII.t • " " - •
0
. Read the testimony of Phyeiclane,aud patient,
who have usedillosadalls send for our Dosadalie
(Dude to Health gr Almanac for this year, . which
We publish' for gratuitous distribution; it will
give you much valuable information.
Dr. R. W. Carr, of Baltimore says:
I take pleasure in recommending your Resedal.
Is as a very powerful alterative, I have • neon ft
nied in two cases with happy result(—Ane]n txsg
,olaecondary syphille, in which the patient's pre? •
nouticed himself. cered after having taken. five
bottles of your medicine. no other Ida : wee' of
scrofula of long standing, which is rapidly Ms,
proving under its rise and the indications aro
that the patient will 8000 recover. I have. care:
(fully examined the form - lila by Which your -Rosa,
galls is made, and find it an, excellent compoun4
of all alterative ingredients,
Dr. Sparks, of Nicholasville. Ey., ries ,141
used Rosadalla in eases ofscrofnlee and secondary
Syphilis with satisfactory rosulte—as a cleaner°, •
the blood I know no hatter remedy. • -
D
Samuel G. McFadden; bfurfroebord Tennessee,
says:
I have need seven, bottles of Bosadalls, and em
entirely cared of Rheumatism; senirwe four bet
ties, as I wish G for my brother, who bag amain. .
finis sore eyes.
Benjamin Bechtel, of Lima, Ohio, writes,.l MIL
suffered for twenty years with an inveterate erup
tion over my body; a.sPort, tinse since k per. -
chased a bottle of Rosudalle and it effected a per :
feet pure. -
Beiadalls is sold by John Bead and S. B. pr011s„,
flupting'don, Pa.,sad Druggiete gebbrilly. ; ,• • •
Labratory, 61 E4Cht!nge Place, Baltimore.
OT,GUENTS & 00,,
Prowlptous.
• •
F0 . b.234 yr. 2 or 3.r•
Ip,X4I4PLAs 0Y • -
LOSSES',
NEW , ENGLAND MUTUAL
.LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Under the Massacdusetts Law, During . ,
' the year 1869. , ,
WILLIAM ITEALY,,of New York City, wem a inenrial lo
1861. Ho ceased payiog in 1868 ; died in 1869, when bin
Polley woe paid. Tho liability of the' Company. expired
November 7,1816. . d
NATILNLEI:A. OOFFIN, of Dorchester,
lured In 1851. Let hie Policy lapse ; Tog II Isc) add
wre covered until September, isq,
CHARLES 8. WITARTONI3Y; oI Bastepo Palle, N. H.,
insured in 1885. I7R 6p,a6od payink tiYlB6B rgictl in 1868 . ,
apd family nil? proroptly paid.
W3l.ll,ll4Rms;orrihirdsp, gesso, took a 'roilel irf
1867, vhicri lapsed ih 1889. Re died shortty after hie
aniline* trildrikid;andlim Compaay'e liability for the loaf
Would nqt knyp ceased Until September 28, 1871.
S ;kV E ON ' 1 !
OF THE N.grf." LeNGLAND•
JANITARY,T, 1.870;
Aseeta
Income,' 1569
Dividend pa1d. 1 609 „
LOCUICS paid,lBo9. l ,
Total Lougee paid..: '
Total DividendpPalA
dress*34N IoSINDIT fp Haul peon gouity, A 4
57110UD MAItSTON, Genet , alAgts. r
Iss Spprf F i ounTy'STEETi
PPIPPZ /4 4 . 4!
P . ;6'17:
INEMINI
v• - •,. v. ' ,/
UNION" MOWER.
•••!..-:.- • . v •
LAWN' MOWERS;.
Bought and-Sold,
TOC S
UM
L. '58,500 0
81000 • 0 4 i
786,19
795,006,
4,21:10,14
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