162 Cl 2 e HUNTINGOON,F!A Tuesday morniug:, ‘Ju1y.2.611.870,., LOCAL, & Alectings Ifl.-/fforiah Lodge, No. .300, 1 / 4 7..A. menta,second lioliday..fevenfugot each': pronin, , flroWn's building. 15Yr:frith - lir Slone 'II. R. Jr2C7oiptei., No. "201. Meets the first Tuesday eNenini,7 of each 111011111,in Brown's building. Juniata Loti§i,Wo.l.l.7, 1 0. meers,grery Friday ovenitig,illirfl floor, in Leistez's'building. , " Mount • liar Camp of f. 0. 0. F.,' meets every second and fourth Tuesday's, In Leister's building, third floor. 4f:unsling Stone' Lodge. NO. 65, I. 0. C. T., meets every Tuesday eveulng in third floor of Bead's building. Ariapahoc Dabs, No. CS, L O. ( I f ve. meets every Thulydny diming, third floor, Icistet'a /bung hitter Christian - Association meets the first end third Monday eveidutss eaCh mouth, in Smith's building. Post 33, G. A. lt., meets tt hirdMontlay of each mouth in Court House. Town Courical meets the fleet Fektny evening of each month. . Ifiettinplon Lodge, No. 149, IC: of P., meets every Sat; arday oveting; in .nines ', Huntingooo nage; of Honor, No. TI, meets the fourth altiltday of each tnontlrin Good Templars' Hall. The ll r ebstertan CIO meats every Thursday evening, in the 17.-111. C. A. roes, Huntingdon Ibncit, 0. U. A. M. meets first and third Tuesdays °reach month in Good Tempters Hall. Churches. Shiptist Church—Washington Stteet.' Rev. J; 3P. Plan nett.erEervices on Sabbath : DIA a. an., 7 p. nt. Cathol le—Washington Street. Rev. It. J. Aylward. Ser vices flint three isunda)a in every month.. Evangelical Lutheran-31011in Street. Rev. J. J. Kerr. Services on Sabbath : 10.14 a. an., S p. m. German Reformed—Church Street. Rev. 5, D. S.teckl.o. Service on Sabbath: 7. p.lO. Idettothst F:piscepal—Church Street. nev.,3l. K. Foster Sea ‘lcca Qu Sabbath : 10 1 / lulu., 7 p.m. ,protestant Episcopal-11M at tort. Iter. A.. 11. 110)10, Seri, ice:. tot Sabbath: 10Y. a ni., p to. Presb7teriat.-11111 Short. they. G. W. Zahniser. Set , iLea on Sabbath : 11 a. 111 , 7 p.m. On t h e Wing The dog days aro upon. us. ' -We don't need a thermometer to tell us it, is. hot. Yellow lincm- reaps are the: .rtige arn'oug.the yohtir of this place: giglerville, Mifflin county, has a'pert and lively tour-legged chicken. 'More iron oro has been discovered at; Alattawanna station, Mifflin ceuuty. -The Sunbury• and Lewistown Rail road is being pushed forward rapidly. A. 'Spiv:ash pro:eiti says : One "I did" is worth two "I wish I had.?... A large number of deaths from sun stroke occur in the cities. A , littlo child of Samuel Mowry, of Juniata county, died from chewing snatches. '•— ' Xiptsburgh bUil. a . boitt,race.on Sat .urday, three young ladies being the .contestants : distance one mile. The' Office-seeking brigade in Blair 4County has . invaded over a column, of the riivispEipers; :2 ' A head ,of oats from a field near .Sprupe.:Creek,.l.,his .county, measured •sixtebii inches in length and contained two. hundred and ninety grains. •Onr quondain:ciitertyporitif, J. Irvin :Stecke l has been tr - eitomitiltled ; for the iLeir ts ikiatifec 1;Y: 00 13iciniieniis of •b'elkylkill noun ty." • .boy!s life i Li:4g° m i og, collo Avf.is — axed by applying, ganpowder .salt and indigo to a snake bite he bad received. • I'll 6 Juniata county soldiers monu an:mit has arrived at Mifflin ' but uo itime .bas been set for the dedicatory ceremony. .Tlie.,fi63 great, evils of life are said 4.o'be Standing collars, stovepipe hats, tight bsiots il bad ,whiskey, and...cross our Ore ea, The Uuntingdon Light Infantry paraded Aln:ough town on Saturday evening last. They give evidence of .-ntlict attention to drill. !A woman in Catnria county was tbitten by a rattlesnake tout bad se'cre 'ted itself in a niehr barrel. It is be ilievcd shosWill recover. A•lad named John lldovcr, reSidirtg at pittip county,. lia's saved three.boys.from drowning, this season.- .Noble•boy. - • - • A little child fell down a well in Mc. Alistcrville, Juniata county, and was saved from sinking by its father, Mr. North, twisting a pole iu its clothing, .until relief was obtained. Tho Phoenix fire . engine for this bo -rough is being repaired. if 'all the money appropriated to ,"repairs" was ,cohnted:up, it would show a sum suffi cient to buy anew one.'". tAn Ohio youth 'sitting in `church ; mistook the-gentle touch of the ,plume on" the jaunty hat pt a young lady for *illy on his neck, and with the energy of exasperation Sent plume, hat and chignon-flying into adistant.pew, • ~ - `The'ease , of Dr:,,Bi t ,crefOvv, of Muffin .cdtrity, .charged with poisoning his .wife, - is stilt Rl3: suspense, no .report liaving.been •rekteived frOmprof,.lo- • gers., who is elamiiitng ;the stomach. , The editor of the gahoning Courier wont up, in a balloon recently: ;He: went up two miles high, and eight,: miles horizontally, all in fifty Minutes. Ile is' the first editor on 'record who : got so.near,lleavem TreWbek - find Jarnes-Long, -the former charged t.lth forgery and thi"..fatter , with raps,- made their cap; froth the Lewistown jail, on Sufi dap. the , 17th; hut• were arrested six miles from; town on the . same evening, by: 4 ,sheri ff_Joncs , • „ .!AeneW-Rost road has been eitabliah. .ccrin this county, from Mapleton:to Tliree Springs, and two new postol&es Xi:Mr:eon—one in Cass township, named -"Hare Valley," with JoiCpli 'Stever as Postmaster, and the other "Saltillo," with SamuelnlllcVitty, --- Esq.:as Post- Ana - stet:. " : The ,census marshals • make some strange discoveries. ,The - other day .one of them found a family in Bangor, in Which the ratlir was fifty-fire years,', old, the mother thirtY,'itnd the eldestl son twenty-two! The - information *, must have, hcen .correct, because,he sot' it from the - mother herself. A Yonng man named Orlando Kelly was found dead in a hog pen iu Ros traver township, Wemmoreland coun ty, not long since: Ile had been out ,bunting, an a rain coming tip, he took refuge in • the hog peni where from tone ouknofvn cause, the gun was dhi charged and the contents entered his forehead. The Supreme Court has affirmed the judgment of the Cumberland coun ty Court in the case oftDoetor Paul ISehceppe, convicted - di - the murder of Hiss Steinecko. ju - dgilept of • thB ICOurt will therefore be executed upon the unfortunate map unless Executive clemency be interposed or some other fortuitous eireumstauee_ operate in his behalf. - V2P.Keystone ()idol..Mills for sale by A. R. Stewart & Co.. send for - • (July 20 jot. • - A. Wnowcsomli FIELD DRINK.—Tho excefisite•ifse of cold wafei• during the sweltering heat of summer often re sulte-iu.sorious and alarming illness: 11,is.1.4ereforo advisable that some beyi . (wage should be substituted for ; it,• of which those oppressed ean.,pitytake witheiafdt.Y. For this purpose Fain. awaro,:of no letter or,more,refreshing drink than the following : -Take of the best white Jamaica ginger, root, carefully bruised, two 'mnces j Cream, of tartar, one ounce; water six quarts, to be--boiled toy alone, five thpr . ...sti;aitisid ISii:tbe. stfaifjaillittuor, adii , 'olle pound of sugar, and again' place it- , over the fire; keep it well stirred until the sugar is perfectly dis solved, and then pour it into an earth• en vessel, into Which you have previ ously put two drachms of tartaric acid; and the rind of one lemon, and let - it remain till the heat is reduced to a lake-warm temperature; then add a tablespoonful of yeast, stirring . them well,togot ben hnd bottle:lov use; The corks must ho well secured. The think will be in high perfection in four days. This is'a . very refreghing and whole some beverage, and ono which may' be partaken of without any unpleasant respite oven in the hottest weather. ' RUDE SPORT.—A new game called "Shoo Fly" (for want of a better, namo we Eupposo) has been introduced in Huntingdon. ono game was : played on Friday evening last, and,a number, of yOuths engaged in it.. The game is novel, but 'we cannot' st.e wheri4 Lhe amu,semenk comes ife'Suppotid a large majority of the young men who . engaged ito'h . e first game have thougb : t better of it, and would not engage in another. Tho game consists of get ting a common live duck and burying it in the ground, leaving the head-and neck exposed. Then, for . fiyo cents, the boy can throw a club' at it; from a distance of about thirtyfeet, and ever hits it, wink the biped. No sens ible boy can fail to' see the barbarity of this species "of: sport-, 'stud w12 , .. a1re glad to know that our boys' had ha manity enough to make one garee suf fice.. HOW TO STOP A PAPER -" You have an undoubted right b . )" Sfup'a newspa per , whetrover.you are disp:oseid;•upon payment of all arrearages. Do. not besitate - to do so on „ftepount, of any. ‘teriderness'of feeling'; .for the ,eilitor. Don't you suppose - ho Would stop.hUy ; ing sugar of- you, or moat; elothin dry goods, &e , &e., if ho thought he was not getting his money's Ariaivlietryou discontinue M paper; do so manfully. Doe'te bo,sowitiful as to throw, it_baolf tti ili - oosVpasterwith a eo n *Mrs"; iChnt it any er ?' a hu.vOrtOsect? `„ty,tl Lig 'flu', the ; mar ; 'fold riiiVe i th per returner} tizt,th?•,edlior.Yq,goritlytiiitncv_gi•etop ped that way, no matter if his head iSlcoVered with gray hairs that should Oe, , honor4ble. If you do not wish longer to receive a yie w,spa per write a. iiot:e to:the- a.than, saying so—and be sure that arveara ges are paid. This is the way to stop a• noWspaper.", To 3.lmmtm SOLDIERS -L-A law Was passed,and approved,by the President, providing ,t'that every soldier ,who was disabled during the late-war for the suppressioW of : there}ke! d who:was Ittruislfeoy men t with an artificial limber appara tus for resection, stud( be, entitled to receive a neW limb or apparatus as soon after the passage of This aet as the same can be practicably furnished, and at the expiration of - every fly . ° year 4" thereafter, under such regula tions as may be prescribed by the Sur geon General of the army: Provided, Tfukt the - sofaickw may; if,:he ao oleo , receive instead of said limb or appara tus, the money value thereof, at the following rates, viz : For artificial legs, seventy-five dollars; for arms, fifty dollars; for feet, fifty dollars; for ap paratus for resection; fifty dollars, —The second annual Camp Meeting for Saxton CireuiGiwill be held on the old grounds near.7 - Riddlesburg, com mencing August o,,and continuing one week. 7. -7 . All goods for eanip purposes shipped orer,the 11. & It.' fre . e., Tick: ets at excursion rates sold at all the offices on the iroad. passenger trains stop at::_thOl..grounds. Good board tents, 14x1 . 5- _for,' rent at $0 00. A boarding tent, : well equipped, will be kept on the gto 4 i3 s 4,:-...,. All ;ntend• ing to tent with us will please inform either of the-undei signed at thu earli est possible date.t "Pastors hnd perdple of neighboring charged froearnestly invited to tent with us. • • •• C. v, ,Pastore J. R. AICERS,. An Interesting Trio. • . • ••. . The world migb as traversed ovetan • it is doubtful it another trio exists that does-the : same : as tbecoop 01whiplppo write thii•tathi are thine Old dies, aged respectively 77, 75 and 59 (corn bined„ages for a fa ofl tw,.elVe;. and. 06;591 all the Libusehold affairs in a &Idaho tory manner. The youngest does the chief:part oftlxqcooking, `assisted by the twit; Whilo the oldest has'obarge of the chamber:work:J. Tho.‘!chief._cook" says she can beat the generality of "girls" nowadays„ - in:putting through Work. The combined weight' of the 'trio" Would range in the 'neighborhood of 400 lbs.,' and over. One is married' and the other two aro widows. PIC - NICPic ides are the , order of the•day everywhere. The ' Red Men of this place intend holding one at Drennen's place on the Itith of Sep tember next. The success which at tended the first one that this cider mmi•is sufficient guarantee what 13 May be' expected of the next. The Red Men know how.to get up a good thing, and such their next pic-nic will be. 'Br:Ait Film—, A live bear was brought to town on Friday last by a Frenchman, and traversed the streets of our borough, going . : through some evolutiolcs that showed it had been well trained. (_?i course the keeper's object waS to - make mono) , , and we' have no doubt the fellow succeeded in obtain . - ing a considerable sum, as tkie, cxbib,i tioe'Was novel, : aMi interesting.' The bear and its keepers traveled.the tow path in tlf6 direction of Creek. m. Farmers who want .to buy. a first class articl e of Boots, would do well td call and seethe stock at S. B. Chancy GU's. very pleasant and . harmless bei , erago Lean llSe made ,from Luke -f-tdilly'..ft' superior Syrup's:'. These; with his excellent Candies, are in constant _demand, and ordets are Felling in fast and thiel:•:' 'BYO() Ivantin* anything in this fine will find the Union Steam Bakery :and Candy' illanufitcfory the place to call. C amp , Tliu.•ll.lvitiodist Epispoyal:cliurell will: cornllfeile, n::!canip:rile§ti.ngAtigtiEt nn griqiinds •' • Ittietislikalticl members fi•O'm ins ch arges are est oppliallyinvited ' to tent With usiti Our b'eaat 'of Taber- MEM A. W. DECKER, Pastor Retail Market Prices , 13u ter 15 , 22 , 25015. ko,quality ; eggs 20; lard 20; Old potatoes-10;50, as to quality; now, Si to 51,25; dried apples 10 etc por lb ; dried peaches • 15®25 cts,Tnr lb ;beans•lo®lBciquitrt ; cured - hams 80 cts; shoulders •20®22 side 18®20 eta per lb ; dried beer 30 ®32 ets; flour $0,50®;,00, per barrel. REMARKS.—Good butter ready sale; oggi3 do; good old potatoes ready sale—new ready sale. SALT Ell PORI Un.—DealerS, look to your in terest and buy your salt from Henry a; Co. Their facilities for furnishing aro great er than any other house in central Pennsyl vania, and having a litre 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. .gyp ••• Ladles Dresses and Boyspothing. Mrs. B. Annie *Cabo respectfully in forms the public that 'she has remoyett,to the house forinerly odeinii&l by 11. McManigill, on Washington street, and is prepared to make Ladiete Dresies and Boys' Clothing, of all kinds. Sho_rospectfully invites a full share of patronage. _ ~,ap7 Every business man should use,pFluted•hill heads, letter heads:and envelopes. They_ hay(2....t6Mser , Oe popik..dad,.envoltipoe, any way, and we furnish the material at whole sale prices, and pilkihe - niat less than the material would,cost,at retail•prico.•' Can't Int , Cu dersoftl. ;.Bad :Front Gi'oOar'y receive4-'l]eW' supplips,,,ttlAncist—ev,pu day,-•sells; the nnOst :ail di fieshcifit,. and ea nft,' be under sold. - .New Mess Shad, Dry Salt Roe ,and Pickled Herring, the best and modiuni:Mackerel, White Fish, Trout, Salmon; &e., cheaper than the cheapest, and wcyrante.q. „ , Farmers needing a Grain-drill, will do well , to call on Wharton & Ma guire and examine the Willoughby gum-spri ng groin drill.,-.either with- or w i 'a% taiih do re purchasing. U. NOTICE.—TII . OI`O will be a special, meeting of:Standing Sqoii.toclge; 0. G. T.; con Atotid ''' Ot'eriitig next.— Very;i inportan t buO.ness is to be trans: acted,' and a full attendance is urged. Carpet ' INlr's. Matilda Pheasant is prepared to weave rag carpets, and solicits patrorUige from a generous public. Residenee'Vtish ington Street, West Iluntin to;.1. . tf ti FA. Best Cum Roller and Gum Spring Grain Drilk, - at INleLanahno, Stone &Isett's, Ilollitlaysburg, I Pa. fel.) Sin Ileff''Cider,Alills, Grain Separators, Clover Hullers and 'Stammers, Cultivators, Washing Machines, etc., - ete., nt•MeLanahan, Stone & hat's, Hollidaysburg, Pa. fe9-81n An Indiana hen is said'td have boon found in a hardware store , where she had been striving for throe weeks to bate) young, chkolpies t out ,of ,balf• a dozdn white 'door - kimbe: • 80' A large_stook of the best Stone ware, of-'all huids, now oii hanirtit - the Red Front Grocery, and for sale cheap. er than anywhere else in the county. S. B. Chancy & Co aro closing out their Summer stock of clothing at greatly reduced prices :: It. S. B. Chaneyf& Co bought a large stock of Groceries bciforf_i ) ,the - last :ad- Vance 'and are'still selling low. • S. B. Chaney- &Co give the higho9t market-priceaftn, wool until kindt of marketing.- 1.1; Bleacthod,Aluplin can bo• bought: S. B. ChaueyA Co:e lower tjuml,at any other lioue in town. It • NiAaRIED,, On the IQ.O, by the Bev. J. W. P,lannctt, Mr. JOHN P. DAVIS to Miss AnALANDABAtto,both of Shirley town- DIED,. At McConnellsteNn, Sunday, July 10th, M0,0E68 11fititY yAllogv*DEft, aged 25 years, 1111011th 15 days. t • • ,, Anothor nory's taken flight '' ' • ' ' n 't -fro that etoral home, Another youthful voice io heard ' Around our - Fatlipr's ttrorle. How calmly did our, darling leave This world of tears and care While on tho verge 'of time she sang, "There'll be no sorrow there." t • • She 'dwells among the angels now, •Beyond death's darkened tide; Her ransomed feet now gently trend - Just on the other side. ' • • ' On 16th ult. in Cass" township OSCAR, infant son of Calvin and• Maggie Shaf fer, aged S mouthy 1,3 days. , E 21st, ;LYDIA C. ARIES, of Durand, - heed 35 years, utc.Ttlts, 20,days._ • .. S.he 'vas amiable in her disposition,, es a ehrilitiaii, aiiil fion .. ,inany - friends, whoa, she le.tres.witlta hesthilid five to 'boom their loss. IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS. Alt Cavalry - I.in°loera tild'i - Nrcre in the adt ico bc torenJuly2Sd Ica and Jqly 11th MI?, mu vidithal to alloy,ntwu for Ulu and risk of 110..1, 111110011 d lig for thu Mode tune to about ; for u trio time, ton pruput tionate amount. Pileharges run:it:accompany claims. Heir. of thovu'entitled'but whd itolo killed or died in thu sell feu, ;out the lilt ears of pay having been collected, tile (MI) 10 01'011 power of Attorney. P , oeiind lii" big claims of this kind, or soy other claims ;gamut the duvet innent can here them promptly collected by apply lug in Belson or by letter to lb. ALLUN July . 10, 1b7041. Huntingdon. Po. T)USENESS MEN, TAKE NOTICE! II you ward your curd neatly print.' on covet upes,c.dt of LEWIS BOOR : ANY ✓ ATIO.NEB . I - ,STORE 00E11TTR3' DEALERS 'can buy CLOTHING from MO in Huntingdon at 11'11(11J:8MA OA Chem, they one in th, nn I hm.r IL Ali/0104:110 ntmu 1m r7lliaddp/110. 11. lIOMAN. • . FOR THE LADIES. 1 • A niniwrior inn tide of Soto raper and him elopo i it l i for confutmliat col revondo'nee p for onto at r,Eirip , IOOK d Sl'ATlOrkl2l - ,iTORE. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Tlin name of ako. W. 0 WII:NN in e,p •ct fully presented a candid:de for Fotfrct to the decision of the ltopnblinm County Convention. July 1'2,1871%1 1:111)1INGIIAM. MAFIKETS. I=ll2 • t, Jul y 25, T 570. Superfine Flour per bon el $7.00@7.4 Extra Floor per Lai rel ss.7b@G 140 Floor per hart el $6.00 lied Wheat per o elel $1.5501.60 Rye per 1.11010 1.0001.08 Corn per buqlel 1.1101,13 Oats per bushel 80©67ote. P177.111u0011, July 25, 1870. White Wheat Floor per barrel 7.7508 20 Wheat per bushel.,mhlto.sl.4B@l.so Corn per . . ............, ........ . ................ Oats per • - '''s7®sBets. lty. per bushel $0,00@0,05 EMI FINANCIAL. ' Nrw Yonc,Joly 25.--Clold closed ot $1,19%. PHILADELPHIA July 23, 1870. Tl 5 theiclAing prldes of Do Haienl Bro.; 40 South Th irdStieet: U. S. 6's of 'Bl, • - 112: 1121 " " '62, - - 1081 109/ " " '64, • - 108:- 109 " " '65, - - 108- 1091 " " '65, new, - • 'lO7l 107-g• - 1074 1071 " " '6B, •. -108 k 1081- " s's, 10-.4o's, - 1061 1061 U. S. 30 Year 6. per cent. Cy. 110 k 111 Due any. Int. Notes, - .19 Gold - - - . 119: 11.01- Silver, - - - - 111 114 Union l'acific Il.lllst 31", Bonds 810 830 Central Pacific It. 11. - 855 875 Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds 755 785 HUNTINGDON MARKETS. CORRECTED WEEKLY BY llF:pr .8: CO NIIIOI.P.SILE PRIMA. Floun---Superfine Flour, per barrel, $5.00 Extra Flour, do . 6 50 Family Floor, do 7.00 Ga.tin--Red Wheat, per Labile'. 1.35 White Wheat, "du ' 1.40 Rye, do . 00 Corn, new, du B5 Onte, do ' ' 45 Barley, do . 1.00 SEED—Timothy, . do ~ . .3.50 Flassood, .do , , 1.75 Claverseed, ppr 61 lbs. ' 6.00 CO A--Hard coal, por tun, '' 4.50(5.50 Broad. Top coal,'. ' do ••, 3.00@,3•50 Lo,3thEn,. per .1000 fOti . . . 12.00@30.00 SIIINCLES—Trap, per,looo,ft., ; .10.0%112.00 : 'Joint Sliingles,.. do. 5,00®70 Mrse - dtarre.ous—Bark, per cord, ' 9.00 Bran; per ewt., 1.00 Hops; per. pound • •40 • Wool,, ,clo • . • 40050 ILLY , per ton, , • Bides, ' . 6a7 T.IST OP 4111 . 013 S .1.; ; OR AUGUST (BLAND Jurtons.• - William Doan, farmer, Juniata l'an inl Flenner,,g7n Henson, Juniata. M. - A: tanner, Tell. J. W Fleitting, darpenter, Dublin, , S. B. Frazier, fainter, West, ..Joliu deissingsr. farmer, Went. - L U. (Hallam, plasterer, llontingdOit. - , • David Ham farmer, Porter John S. Ihnley, tinier, Gat bon.• . Jacob Het rick, blacksmith, Henderson. George IL Hamilton, fa coca, Porter Hawker, potter, Shit leyaborg,. David Irwin, farmer:Cromwell. A: B. Jack - non, En Wee, Jackson. Elias !dosser, mill-wright, Jackson. David Mc:Garvey. tanner, Shit lay. John Slalom .`lariour, Lilt lee. Abraham 1141111 nm, J. P., Penn: ' lleorger W. Price, hunter Clay. 'G. W, Sipe,Clerk,' Can *dice. Jolla l'ano cutler, hunter, Volker. George Whittaker, gentleman, Aloxand. ia. Jamul Wnty, turnip, Toll. Caleb Wal.t. Held, La Brody. . • • Tit tether. Jettells—illtST OLEK. A. S. Judo run; farmer, Unian. C. C. Adz, lin tom, Lance. ~ W. G. 'Mfg.:o;l:o,onm. She Iffy Albert Ict oohs, cloth, Carbon Adam tiloti.se, tanner, :shit try A otholly Cool, too keepe •, hit Ltsmibt . Thomas Loney, gentletroitt, cpringtield David Blair, tat titer, °deal,. Audrow Decker, farmer, Henderson Joseph Biggins, humor, CothJo D 'Y. Ettder;'clerk, Brady ,Bannuil Eby, junior, Brady , - Jacob 1.11 enema, farmer, Walker , It, B. Fount, nanclutut, Brady CM int Mu Fon.° fanner, penn Caleb , Orcentauti, Ld met-, Clay ' S. 11. (Dove. blacksmith, Lincoln ' James Canoe, gent. Wart iorntuatk E, It. Green, Milner, Clay . • Junepli Iltitchinuo, laborer ' Pot for Jacob F (looter, 1.1110 r, Fenn GOON t Bottling, fu mot, Barlett Jollies Beets r,. Tll o A. Jackson, lamer, .Irksiin hotel Kooken, fainter, 11".0 t lorsoultk Daniel liaufmati, laborer, Mapleton Joseph Bootle, ri tanet.,Portrr John X. laitE, lat liter, Shirley J. 11. Lightner, J. P . Shit loyaborg John 31'31ath, 101 , M illium Boni], farmer, Clay D. 13. Mong, tanner, Wart iursmark James Mahn limy, ttotter, Ate:moth is George W. Putt, labia er, ILipet,ell, Levi IV. Pheasant, farmer, Union • Jamen,Quirry, farmer, Union • Lawis'lthutlesi farmer, Hothirrson Sfuntiolltupert, faired, Henderson Nichulas hider, mason, Clay - obeit Spoor, former, Tell' D, H. Projesnor, Henderson , Wunlifoglotr.Stenairt, fainter, Uroruivell "-^* J. W. Sheets, cool operator, Clay 11.'1'. Snails, nimble cutter, Clay John Smith, to titer, Bor. John Witrich - farmer, Henderson Thomas Walker, en't minter; Alexandria -- SECOND M ELK Samuel Itiskets, firmer ..lAcksqu —. • •,,••• Baritl Belly , Ant. Walker : Willikm -Darnley, firmer, Shirley' Jobetill Col I clltio, tamer, Franklin Solomon Caramel., fat nter,yed , It. M. Uniting:ham:merchant, limit ing.lon Benjamin et uss, cat pen tor, Alcxandr in 8.0. Doyle, carpenter, Clay B W. led mu Js , shoemaker•, Cloy. tamer, Tull ' John Elibertis, ftnupr, linink lin Elijah Paunch, carpenter, Tod Noble Gregut y, fainter, B urea , IL Si Green; tarnier,f Toil John Huey, farmer, Brady Henry Mutes. laborer, Mapleton • Imes Iluby, Samuel h Muck , tanner, Henderson II Blinn, Hicks, inydoeper, Morris William Iless, farmer, tsprluglleld It. Ingramfariner, Franklin Nicholas Isenberg, auctioneer, Alcxandxia. john Jattlisun, fainter, Jackson Pater Kean, taituzx, Alexituthi t i Daniel Hyper, turner, OnSlait .1. U. Murray, carpenter, Huntingdon. D. 11. Hat r,son, merchant, Tell" Cunningham Martin. farmer. Walker Joseph McCracken, bunter, Oneida D. Mingle, coacliqnaker, Huntingdon Peter Piper, hirmer, Porter John N. bn bone, Bon-master, Alexandria George ticott, farmer, Bart eu Gen. W. Stamogle, farmer, Shirley B. C. Weir, teacher, Win rtorbrutrk J. B. Welsh el.k Jar lintel,. ~ • • • PEAL ESTATE., LOAN AGF 4 NOY. , ;_:.., • • MILES ' LEWIS & CO. Farms, Town' Lots, IlonieV,•and.itll kinds of Itt4h' ESTATE, bandit or sold. Bonds, Mortgages and Deeds nceuiately preparld; ' Money loans negotiated on Beal lists to security. I'or any infrunittion in 'egad to 'edit (talons, nth 9 Using. &c., apply, in pi:rson, or by late!? to ' SIMPSON & ARMITAGE, • 11U.N1'ING D Oil"; Pa.; Office, opposite the Court souse. July Latest An ival of Gent's Gool6 • Y, _President Ilhutinadon3 Pa JuniA6-,-.1800-cf, TgagtaTgag r if 11~anufacturer and Dealo In`;'' !X° u:3E.LAZI the Fp6llti to his stand onAltlr.lst., I .thcretir.elGoorgo W •Sulutz' WitCh nrutljurolry store„ Afluirk ke'uffilinfactures and keeps aakindkof Fttrnituret:reduqd...prices. Per sons wishiligto pttrouttucrilltdoWell to glicejilia a call. Repairing of all kindB nttoriddiptiprentinly and charges reasouablo. Also, Undertakiti'g'carrlciUdil; and Coffins made in any atylo desired, at short notice. The subscriesr has a • ,11 Iro 21T WI lal 541 :LYItiIrAND-ELEGANT amide prepared to attend .Funerals at any' place in town' or country. J. M. WISE. Huntingdon, 'Slay 9, 186G-tf „ j°.4: l. 0:01TLER; (Successor to C. IL MILLER & SCSI) All Kinds of LEATHER, SHOE FINOINCS, HUNTINGDON, I'A EZEIM Lewis' is the Place to Buy School Books and Stationary, Bibles, Hymn Books, Miscellaneous Books of all kinds, Blank Books, Sunday School Books, etc., Inks of all kinds, Notions, Perfpmcry, Pock. et Books Pocket Knives, Musical Instru ments, Wall Paper, 'Window Slopips and 'Fixtures, etc., etc., etc. f WANTSD.-1,000 cords of Bark, sit the Mammoth store. Thu Wittiest market pr.re pad in cask (Jun 1 Gm) IIENIIY si co. DOORS, AND SASH, __°-° "`. TIE =ME ..iiiig:.;'3ll. - ' - ,i'VCITI.2. , • VOTJ can save from 10 to 30 per et. j_ by buying your Instruments from 4 M - IMMEIII2 - 3EI, DEALBIL IN STEINWAY & SONS, CIIICKERING & SONS, TIII WEBER, RAVEN & BACON'S. • TILE 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 ORGANS, or any other make desired. Alm, NIKILODEONS, (HA TA lt.S, VIOLINS, German Accurdeons, Sheet Music, Mu sic Rooks, Rc. . Now and good Pianos for $lOO and upwards. New 9 Octavo Organs for $5O New Melodeons for 70 " Instruments Illuranled for Jive years. Agents bupgtiect nt WlloleB.llll pt the stoic us in the city. ' .Call on, or midi esti E. J. ORIIENEL - Huntingdon, Pa., ' . ' 0p12,70 2,1 floor Lobster's New Building. P/M 1 M07.7"..U3D TO ,THE N. E. CORNER OP DIAMOND: toot and Shoe Emporium; JOHN 11. WESTBROOK , Respectfully informs tho citizens of Huntingdon 'and vicinity that Ito Intajust teccived front the city a Haw dud splendid stock of BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPSi, Hosiery, Shoe Findings,- Carpet );Sack , Trunks, &e., &c., se., .&c. all of which hots prepared to cell at greatly reduced prices Don't forgot the new Blond in the Diamond. Old costa: more and the public p geoid ally are invited to call. Miutingdon, 14/.7, 1860. fai — _ GEO. SHAEFFER Ilanjust roturneil from thu emit with u cgift SPLENDID STOCK BOOTS, SHOE'S, OA Which he offers to the inspection of Lie distortions and the pnhlio gOnerally. Ito will soil his stock at tho most REASONABLE PRICES, and those trim purchase oncc will surely call again: , BOOTS' & SHOES MADE TO ORDER, and REPAIRING done In the neatest and most expedi tious manner. Call u pon Mr. Schaeffer at his shop on ICU shot, a few doors west of thu Diamond. up. 11 , laha N EW -BOOT AND 81I0E STORE. 4114. AFRICA - Tutorins tho public that ho has lout opened at his old amid to, tho . .Dlamond, lluntiagdoti, A Fine Assortinentr of ail kinds or • • BOOTS AND SHOES,. For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. , All or which lie trill anti at talc prteca. Quick gales aid smanpro.fits. Fill nod (Amino my duck. Matsui/warning and Repairing tame to order as usual. Ap. 14, 1„SOU. D°.N9T• •. pASS BY r`l WIN'S. • Da PP. GININ , INFORMS THE,'PUBLIO THAT lIE HAS • l• JUST OPENED A SPLENDIr STOCK of NEW GOODS THAT CAN'T BE BEAT IN CHEAPNESS 'AND QUALITY. COMP 'AND 'SEE. ' D. P. GViTIN 'lluntipgdon;'Ap.l9, 1570 ' NE w , • - DRUG STORE. On the cornet., opposite the ExChange hotel, .11UNTING DON, Will have a 'good , cloction of drags, medicinal, &c. 'root pliable di tiggists, also a great variety of notioat,, ancy articles, perfunierimpatentmedicines, toilet, soaps brushes stuffs, grocerlea, &e., • THE DRUG DEPARTAIENT Will ho conducted bpDr. TII9B. Johnston, who has .Upon in the proctiCe or medicitip for' over forty' years, which will be a great nthiantagoto' those buying. mediciiiis for family' use, whdro It is not convenient to oniiNs'i. a phYef. clan. Advice given ashen medicines are wanted. rer• scriptions carerully compounded. ' • . Dr. Johnston la a native of ,thio town, .aud , studied medicine under the celebrated Dr. Itenderaou, whose top illation to well remembered by all old citizens. , • Cold sparkling soda wittercan be had Aurinetho sum mer, drawn Own Tuft's colebraicd Arctic- Fountains, which is uow considcrefl 14io best iu use May 24 : - .IO4I4tST,ONA. CO. . . IT. BUCHANAN' ALLISON .J. 31.110CH}N1. NEW STOVE ANO TIN STORE. EIJCHANAN, ALLISON & CO. Havo opened a new Moro in Venter's ,new building, in the Diamond, Huntingdon, Pa., and'. Lave ready for lido a largo temortnieut of Cook and Parlor Stoves, SPEER'S REVOLVING LIGHT, SPEER'S ANTI-DUST, • • SPEER'S ANTI-DUST COOL{ STOVES, REOUVATOR and EUREICA COOK ST(A c tia and LITTLEIGELIPS. HEATERS. Also, a large assortment of • • 'llO,l VilE) 912%3 ';D AJARE' and a'great variety of Goode, never boforo, kept in thls, place. -'We also nutunfacturo- TIN %VAMP, 'TO ORDER, Repoli - in - , Bootleg ,and Spouting done at short notice "AZ- Cottony Stoles aupplied with Tin Miro ut city rated. Conildont of liehig'table to lank° ft' iitivrizitageons to' their customers they respectfully solicit ashore of public Patronage. .. ROOK IN 'VENTER'S NEW BUILDINe IN TUE pIAMOND, HUNTINGDON, PA. - -• • Jou. 0, 1871 WINPOW CURTAIN. PAPERS 4 _LARGE STOCK • Ati) SPLENDID ASSORTMENT • OF Window Curtain Paperti f ' ,JUST RECEIVEP LEIVIS'BOOK STORE !i ifn. I)tktiatlll(i ts: . . CENTIZAL . _ iowni I'AST CORNFIIFOCI:TH AND arniki ..1?11.11.Attl,:14'111A. ECM LCOTE, (Garnet ly of lloolingdan Co.)nor . it Centrally located nod t h e most conv:atirot point for pterchanta vi,jfing the city. decononoaatiotta of the first - class. - Alt - the :patio improromputa. , EPery at tention u it( Gettxthtided to gnaw,! ;Sanh-Ty*, 5 ~ .„-, : -.:. :ri ,i:ll v-.,.. TN] 3 It:trebly St.. N.V. or 38 W. -Ith Rf., Cinetunatt.o.l it they ward Ibe most popular and bebrttolllt4 gultspriptiomimoirq pnbl iqlted. and limning lib.. riot terms. ttrud for elven la leywi 11 cost You nothing, and may to.. of gm at betudit to you. . frllo-ly. . , MISS MARY 11. AERr3EN MISS MAitk Will Roper; their 110AIIDINtl AND DAY 5.911.001 i FOR YOUNG LADIES, SEPT EN REIV:I4, 18;0, 2 At 23 TulpeltoLken etrevt, Atir•For citctilars, opply to thO Principatj. AGENTs WANTED POIt Prospectus IBLELJUICS' . A dllasterly Versification-of the Sublime . • Poetry of the Bible. n r i'l l ,?,7nTi l 2:l7 o b t . : 9' . lin ° Cy r t".•; a l.1,. 1 1 ) ; n en nuli 1, 4 0ex,0 2 ,te0n0 bunt for its great intrinsic merit .and mechanical finish. A beautiful ltrogpoctlig, front a now and original design, snowing lb e diffnt oat styles of bi Tide lag, etc._ sent absolutely PREP. to all accebtod as Agentgoind a oomph. cOb.rt Minn (tusked:awl at It par ' cent leg, thou ilia aliolosale prices Ex...lusivo Territory, and Elio Must liborabternts. , Fee full particulars, liltam;l etc.. nth] t•Ss V., - . Slay3,-tfe. : ' It lliirclny fitrect,'Ndwr York !!••••••••• C ' L o t t i :Pr TE , • , (MARBLE FR92iT.); „ Chettnett Street, fireit •,'- P.RILADELP • A,l t This . new and elegant Hotel s now anon .e reception of gouts. It in of ttr-Atopj7dodoyp Construction, umd furnished Inn Style unsu .ossed by any of the Bret bottle of Eueoye o JOHN' 012.17.A1P, .ProiAr. GEO. , FREEMAN, •Stsp'l. •t•i !. O:,S"AT/A.Lt.S I , rp H (heist Amoric.ln ifealth Restorer, Inutile* 1 the blond anti cure* Scrofula, SypLilie, Skin Dismiss, Rheumatism. Mimes of •VI ; omen end nib I Chronic dfiectiuns of tho Blood. Liver and Kid neys.- Recommended by.tho Mediedill'acilty and 3 thousand of our best citizens. . . . . . . .. , .. Bead the testlmenyor,Phystchns and pstientr who have noel Itosathilis send for our Itosadal IN I Gutde to Ilealltt or Alumnae for UM:leafy) which, we publish for gratuitups distribetion; it ; will give ybn much Valuable' inforth .tfetn.itj ..- ~,,, ; : De. It. W. Carr, of 13altimore says: . . I take , pleasure id radintinienillnkyone (timailil= id as a very ponerlfd alterative.. I. have seen It Mu:L(lll.4w° cages ivllli liiintiy Vanlisltio In case' ,of secondary syphilis, in a Melt the patient, Pre:.. uomiced Monett cored after having - taken. fire— bottles of your medicine. The other. is a casp, of scr6fuln oriong stahtling„' Uhl& fa , rapidly fin: 1 tree ing nutter its use, nud tire indications aro Odd The podium i% iihsoon I edoydr.' I have trued ' :folly exoloinud flto formula joy whielty'llll,' .110011, • lin.Thrig.matio.-and had it mi.-excellent Compound' of ail alterative ingtadients. •i • . . -,; Dr. Spat lis:'of Ntcliolitsviile.K.i.,' stiyi' bo' , has used nosed:dish, elec t s ofsppoluln nod aecanda . ry j Syphilis with entidlietory'restith—tis n'cleance ar , h.; hiputl Limon., na butler,reined.y.,.. • • r, ril; i • Solcual ff. BleratlainOtutteuebord." Timneesee, - 'l'lleve imed covet' Miles of Iloenthilla, and our entirely cured of Itheumatism; 011011 are four hot: ~ trod, no 1 wish it for My Mother, who has but Ulu- . Ilona sore eyes.. ~ • , t r • ihnkjmniti Ili , chtol;of perm , Ohio, writes, I lave •ulforedyrr tiventyyttarA with an invoterata arup,, l tido over my body"; 'd blioit' time fence I par- . chased a hallo of Itosaddisimii it eft:erred, a per- 'rect. cure. A,' MI IN Dom(lank . is cold by Jolt and $. 9. Sraitli,;; Huntingdon, ra.,and Druggists generally. halyatury, Qll4onulgeTlatoe. Da'Moored./ i. •; ci.EmEwrs & 2 proprietors.... Feb. C 3-1 yr. 2 or 3 p [ESTABLISH Eli-185F] . . 31c,b11,'fiwatdool titioil,at Mechanics' likbibition Boston October , c001)0 1b69. pieotigi nal tulA ,Q5:1?Ip1 ;.7 1 • 9 SEX! P•REGUL ATI . IVROUGIITIRON, AIR-TIGHT,• GAS-CONSUMING H E A TER.' WITH. I'ATENTDD DUST SCREEN, • 'GRATE BAR RESTS, PLO.O D rArro •-aniI'A`UTOITAiI.EO , IIEGULATOIE For Burning Anthracite or BitiapiinouS ' 'Coal or Wood.' , ; _ • . sizes for briekuoilr, antl two sizes Portably 3IINUFWTOR,ED ONLY By U. REYNOLDS' Sc gON,'''''''' oORNER:JAW - a ' - PHILADELPHIA, Thole TlOater's arc laailo of *lien4 'lViatt`glit.Tron, riveted togother, nod are wart anted to tenbsoluiely'pe , and dust tight. They tre the only heaters that, nre,tanni aged without nay dampers, mid in ivliich all kinds at fort Can laa.latrned withoutAtutation. , • ,'• • COOKING RANGES fur hotels' and families, . ; ;..)i.: • • Also, a FLAT-TOP lIKATING,RANGE. FIRE 'LACE II UTERS; . • • • .'• LOW DOWN'GRATES,' SLATE MANTELS,- •••• • .:IrEGISTERS AN ' IO T KINTILA'FORS,:. Ntitplaas Suing full'clescliption. scot free to any nd •' (attne,21,14.110.),,; FARMERS EXAMINE AND BUT rl l l-13E 1 C;030.1-~IIV.E.N.Z4 BAUGITS B R I NG •,1 . _ The Ekst,Raw Bone Phosphate. Nad.e, • All others are,imitation 38.A.T.11C74-1-1 1 1% RAW BONE ' SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF-LIME. ' ' "' -ifiADE:.MARK 4. •• • • lr :• , _. ! ~.. .-...,,.., . ir--st- lB7O, This MANURE is 'nab of raw and unburned boned, rich in Nitrpgenons matter, dicsolveil in oil of Vitro!, present ing the Ilene Phipipliate in' abighly soluble had gnickly al aliattlikfurni,aud the Ammonia in such proportion, as, • to Insole ft prompt tied vigoiemiiictioit upon the crops. Whole L'augh's Phosphatem us applksl the past season. the Inilic.itlinis„ • withentei:Cepthin, are that It wilt main tain its well earned icputation. temiclt oil In 110e4 : of a Fertilizer to give this article a trial. BAUGH & SQMi DiemliArruncns; : ;• .;: • • Office, No.-20 South DelawareAmeuuel March g-om PHILADELPHIA, • „ „ •• p4vgit PAPEIV ! PAPEB U EMU Impresanii Paper, ; .•, .• Drawing raper,- Deed Paper, Timm Paper, Bilk,paper for Mowery, Perflwobd Papa . , Prisl.ol 1,101,44 . . . . Flat CO Paper, koulionp Paper pa „ • ' '• Lotter Pa', ' Connuarcial paper. • Ladies' (lilt Edged Letter an.. Nato Paper, i.adice Plain and Faory Note Paper, Wittto and Colored Card Paper, in Packs 11110 Sheet; nr.sale at LEWIS' Book, Stationary and Mollie Store. WANTED. 10,000 pounds Tub wz.bed wool for which tho Irighost market price will be paid. pun lnarl MOW' lEEE= OTIRMANTOWN, PA MI MIE IME ESC