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HUNTINGDON, PA
Tuesday morning, Sept, 20, 1870.
LOCAL & PERSONAL.
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Meetings
, Aft. Marisa Ledge, No. 300, A. N., meets second
lloutlay eceningot each month, in Moto's building.
.Standing Stone 11. It. A. Chopter,•lo, 201, meets the
fiest Tuesday evening of each month, in Brown's balding.
Juniata Lodge, N 0.117, I 0. 0. F., meets every Friday
evening, third floor, in Mister's building.
Afounl hoe Cutup of I. 0. 0. P., meets every second
and fourth Tuesdays, iu Leister's building, third floor.
Standing Stone Lodge, No. 0?, I. 0. G. T., meets every
Tuesday evening in third floor of Bead's building.
Arrapalloo 2111,e, No. 60, I. 0. of IL Id., meets every
Thursday evening, third floor, Leister's building.
Young lien's (Iris/fan dissociation meets, the first and
third Monday evenings each month, in Smith's building.
I'oat 33, G. A. It., meets Third Monday 01 each mouth
In Court Ileum.
Town OnOiCit meets the first Friday evening of each
mouth.
Huntingdon Lodgc, No. 149, K. of P., meets every :lab
urday evening, in mith's building.
Huntingdon 7emple of Honor, No 71, meets the fourth
Monday of - each month in Good Templars' Hall.
The Wihsterian club meets every Thursday evening, In
the Y. M. C. A. room.
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Illinlinsplon Conned, 0. U. A. N., meets first and third
Tutada3tl ofench month In (load Tomplurs Hull.
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Baptist Church—Washington Street. Rev. J. W. Plan
nett. S.ert ices on Sabbath : 1014 a. in., Sp. m.
Catholic—Washington Street. 1te.v.11.,,J. AyWind. Ser.
vices first three Sum Los in every mouth.
Evangelical Lutheran—Militia Street. Rev. J.. 7. Kerr.
Services on Sabbath: 1034 a. tu.,7 p. m.
German Reformed—Church Street. Rev. S. D. Stechle.
Service on Sabbath: 7. p. in.
Methodist Episcopal—Church Street.. Rev. M. Ti. Foster
'cervices on Sabbath: 10 a. In., 7 p.m.
Protestant Episcopal-11111 street. Rev. A. IL Do3lo,
• Son ices on Sabbath: 10% m., 63.6 pm.
Fresh) terian—lllll Street.' 11ev. G. W. Zahniser. Ser
vices on SAlthatit : 11 n. m , 7 p.m.
1:111 the Wing.
Read•our advertisements.
Sebaceous excresences—corns.
The spiders are building cocoons.
Shoo Fly is not dead yet.
"Girls" will appear next week.
Altoona had a $lO,OOO fire last week.
Wheat is fulling—into the ground.
Don't. slander your neighbors.
We have bad beautiful weather.
Washington territory wants wives-
A Minnesota town has its first rat.
The Democrats don't want the negro
Tote. 0, no !
Boys, don't be ashamed of the patch
.on your elbow. Your mother did it.
The ladies, by all means, should
. prepare for the Fair.
Wont somebody "chalk down" the
price of milk?
Milton S. Lytle, E.g., is building a
residence on Colestock's bill.
The West Huntingdon Shoe factory
is soon to be built.
A. little boy out west burnt some
two hundred dollar U. S. bonds.
Big boxes now fill the pavement in
fiont of the stores.
Georgia is to have a base-ball match
between ladies and young men.
Pennsylvania has 13,000 organized
About 200 pigeons were shot by our
bunters last week.
Indiana county bas many temper
anco conventions.
fill street, near the National hotel,
is being leveled.
The behbal children should paste the
school rules in their hats.
Wanted—a few tribes of "improved
red men" On our western frontier.
The New York Observer - is sent free
for one Month.oe
We will send the Globe one month
on trial free to all applicants.
Thu last man to nerewjoti down is
the undertaker.
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The. Gefirian citizens of Altoona
'wanted to jubilate but didn't.
Republicans see that you aro:iegis
-tered. • ,
TraUgh.ls gloomy over the defeat of
his liei,Setratoritil candidate.
Wouldn't a night school in this bor
ough
,lie a:public benefit?
Harlisbctrg had a cat to
- die aged
eighteen years.
Camb4a,Z.einiiritykid a flood which
;swept away ;teOrtill_dams.
'The mother of Ow finest baby at a
'Tennessee fair got a present of twenty
dollars' worth of •silver plate.
Everybody says we had a hot sum
mer. Now the weather-wise say we
are to have a cold winter.
_Mutilated bank notes are redeemed
according to the degree of mutilation
at the office of the U. S. Treasury.
Philadelphia has 'its Horticultural
,Exhibition, and Huntingdon county
will next week have its Fair.
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will, Presbyterian Sunday School
will hold a .pic-nic at Pleasant Grove
nett Thursday.
It is hoped Mr. Booker will exhibit
his grapes at the Fair. They aro
'three inches in circumference.
In CODBC(111CDCO of the rise in the
price of peaches they go down much
:slower.
The ladies are trying what they can
Alo at canning. Many of them com
plain of the scarcity of fruit.
.Tenki has found out why grocers
are sometimes called green. Ile says
they trust so much •
It is said more young men 'got sick
now=a•days on account of the prova•
.lonto of lady physicians.
The cooler the evenings become the
.more careful people should be of their
health
'Mrs. Sam Colt, of revolver fame, is
; said to& the riolmst widow in Amer
ica.' A, hint for poor bachelors.
Bloody Run has a:pumpkin • vine two
;hundred and seventy-fivo feet long.
pit ' produced 15 • largo "punkine.. '
`lF,here has been more fever and 'ague
,along the Juniata river this year than
.has . .bcen known for it long time.
The ~f2r.idge across Muddy Run on
AVa:slirngton street is being substen
iially
4. • , •
J. F. Camphell,dormerly of Cambria
,county-is to-publish a new weekly at
Pitt6hurgh, to be called the World.
The Republicans of Bedford county
have abolished the Crawford county
eystern.
; Rhodes ' the West Misting;
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Jlon merchant , has Just returned from
the east with a new stock of goods.—
Drop in and sec them.
A little-child of Mrs. James Henry,
of Centre county, scalded itself so bad
ly by falling over a pail of hot water,
that it died the next day.
Nearly all tile country papers pub
lish the election proclamation. It
looks very nice, and is interesting
;Ratting matter to those who Jiko it.
A cow at Rays hill, Bedford county,
has given birth tb four calves hi loss
than eleven motiths. So says the Press
The Red Stockings base ball club
of this place heat the Keystones of
Petersburg on Saturday afternoon last.
Our boys were 10 ahead.
An 'lllinois. minister walked two
miles to marry a couple, End the hap
py man urged him to accept tt silver
penholder and a boquet as his lee.
Two young men in Tyrone beat an
aged man, recently, and broke his
skull in several places. The authori•
tics have not tried to arrest them.
The dedication of the Orbisonia
church has been postponed to October
9th on account of not being ready at
the appointed time.
The chairman of the . Democratic
committee of Blair county publishes
the registry law. Perhaps it, is inten
ded more for warning than fur use.
Our merchants who want to be
ahead and sell fast during the Fair
should get their circulars and posters
printed now.
Miss Anthony lectured on woman's
rights in Louisville, Ky. Shortly af•
terward two of the "frail" ones were
arrested for prize fighting.
J. R. Durborrow, Esq., is the Re
publican candidate for District Alter.
ney of Bedford county. We would
rejoice over his election.
The Wyo Ming female voters have
resolved to vote for no man who has
not a "good moral character." That's
a qualification that ought to pass with
out voting on.
Sinking Valley, in Blair county, Is
about eight miles long, and from four
to five miles whit) hi its widest parts
It has two sinks in it, supposed to be
bottomless.
Williamsburg, the home of the Tem
perance Vindicator, had a whiskey
fight. One of the pugilists loft the
town early the next morning to mold
arrest. - •
Some of our cotemporaries can't ap
preciate a wedding. Tho secret is
that once upon a time they werejiltcd.
We deplore their unenviable situation,
but hope they will make up in sweet
dreams and fancy ideals wherein they
fail in sutr>tance. Pubs: Swank and
Furey, take "copy."
The Great Campbell ➢laatodon.
This is the largest combination of Ch
eats & Menagerie now before the people
as will seen by their advertisement in
to-day's paper, and it will be well for
our people who attend the Fair to
while away a happy hour or so by go
ing to see it on Friday.
The list of animals comprises the
African Elephant, Selim ; African Ze
bra, dam and colt; white Bactiian Ca
mel, or sacred camel of the Orientals;
Royal Bengal tiger; Mammoth ( , rizzly
bear, largest ever captured; chetahs,
or hunting leopards; African and Asi
atic lions, splendid specimens of both
varieties; the true Ibex, captured in
Abyssinia during the incursion of the
English against the Emperor Theodo
vas; moister white grizzly bear from
Alaska, beside dr zens of varieties of
different wild animals which can be
seen in the dens Signor Bazaine, the
renowned lion king will enter there
dens during each performance. The
circus will he found excellent in all its
d( partments, and comprises the fol
lowing in its long list of talented ar
Lists: Madame Ilron n, the queen of
manege; Little Maly Brown, the pre
mier child equestrienne of the' world,
and Mlle Jo.,ephine. the dashing eques
trienne. There will also be a gland
street parade about 10 a. in. Admis
sion, 50 cents; children under 10 years
25 cents.
At this exhibition the people will
find the circus and 11Ionagerie de
partments replete with all that com
bines to interest, amuse and instruct,
Great expense has been lavished upon
the paraphernalia.of the concern, and
it will be with the price of admission,
(which is the sarhe lilt both depart
ments,) to witness the grand street
parade that will. take, place in the
moruing This will probably be the last
show of the season, and lovers of sport
and admirers of animals will govern
themselves accordingly:.
tIG?.."The proof of the pudding is in
the eating of it," as the adage; runs,
applies well to the quality of bread
and cakes daily furnished by Luko
Reilly to his namerous customers. No
ono can complain of the taste of those
eatables, for one taste only makes you
desire more. In connection with the
Bakery ho has a first clah's candy inan
ufactory, and he can supply customers
and dealers with confectionery as good
as can be had in the city, and at far
cheaper rates. Dealers in the county
ould do well to try him. •
Wo take pleasure in announc
ing to our customers and everybody
else that we have just arrived from the
cast with as fine a stock of goods as
ever came to central Pennsylvania.—
Everybody is invited to come and see
them and judge for yourselves. Wo
do not hesitate in showing' goods, buy
or no buy. All kinds of grain or-pro
duce taken in exchange.
se-The Buntingdon County Fair
will commence on Tuesday next. Wo
hope the farmers, mechanics, and eve-
rybody interested in the 'success of the
Fair will not fail to bring something
for exhibition. The town will be full
of people and they should help to fill
the fair grounds' with 'something. to
look at. We expect 'the exhibition
will be a grand success.
ACCIDENT.—Mr. llorutio Fisher, of
this place, while riding in a 'sulky on
the back road on Wednesday last, was
thrown to the ground by the vehicle
coming in contact with a cow lying in
tho road. The horse i'an on, but was
stopped before it, had run far, In at
tempting to get in the sulky again ho
sprained his ankle severely by getting
caught in the lines.
Attnll mr!Vtet Privos,
Butter 25, 3t!, As to quality; eggs
18; lard 25; potatoes $70®50,75; dried
apples 10ets per lb; dried peachesls
25eis, per lb; beaus / 1061)18 , e_quart ; su
uar cured' ha at sl3O ets shoulders 20(r#
22 side 20((4,22 ets per lb; driedpeef 80
(dA2 $OOOl,OO,- per barrel.
preen apples 50V47 . 5, as to quality.
fie- Ditring.Ahe Fair' nest week
Lewks' JADD,PAOPTT grocery will be
open' to 'clistonic - rm from 5 a. in. to 10
p. in. 4. full supply of altnost every,
thing good wtU he on hand.
Ladles Dresses nod Dos s 01 0 g
Mrs. B. Annie McCabe respectfully in
forms the public that she has removed to the
house formerly occupied by 11. McManigill,
on Washington street, and is prepared to
make Ladies' Dresses and Boys' Clothing, of
all kinds. She respectfully invites a full
share of patronage. ap7
Lewis' is the Place to Buy
School Books and Stationary,Bibles, Hymn
Books, Miscellaneous Books of all kinds,
Blank Books, Sunday School Books, eto.,
Inks of all kinds, Notions, Perfumery, Pock
et 'Books Pocket Knives, Musical Instru
ments, Wall Paper, Window Shades and
Fixtures, etc., etc., etc. [novll.tf.
Every business man should use printed bill
heads, letter heads, and envelopes. They
have to use the paper and envelopes, any
and we furnish the material at whole-
Salo prices, and print them at less than the
material would cost at retail price. Call.
lagx,, 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
ACCIDENT.-A brakeman named
Washington Shultz had his hand bad:
ly mashed this Tuesday morning while
engaged in coupling cars. It is feared
the four fingers will have to be ampu
tated.
Can't be Undersold
Red Front Grocery receives new
supplies almost every day, sells the
most and freshest, and can't be under
sold.
Carpet Weaving
Mrs. Matilda Pheasant is prepared to
weave rag carpets, and solicits patronage
from a generous public. Residence Wash
ington Street, West Huntin a tf
SO - A large stock of the best Stone
ware, of all kinds, now on band at the
Red Front Grocery, and for sale cheap
er than anywhere else in the county.
gm.SuperiorConcord Grapes at 9
cents per pound'at Henry & Co's It
Persons visiting town during
the Fair are invited to cull in at Hen
ry's and see their nice stocks of goods.
r9-Ladies' Cloth Sacques, Ladies
and Children's Furs at extremely low
prices at Henry & Co's.
Se - Carpets and Oil Cloths at price,
which defy competition at Henry's.
se-Keystone Cider Mills for sale
by A. R. Stewart & Co., send for cir
cular. (July 2fi 3m.
te".Cider Millet, Grain Separators, Clover
Hullers and Steunners, Cultivators, Washing
Maellitte, etc., etc., at MeLanahan, Stone &
Lieu's, Hollidaysburg, Pa. fe9-Bin
In. Best Gum Roller and Gum Spring
Grain Drills, at MeLanaluin, Stone S.: Isett'a,
Dollidaysburg. Pa. fe9 Sni
The United States have about 45
000 miles of railroad.
August 24,1870, at the residence of
ho b ride's parents, by the Rev. C. V.
Wilson, near Saxton lir J. A. ErctrEr,-
BERGER, of Hopewell, and Miss 111.1.ain
A. Cypher.
August 22, at Riddlosburg Camp
Ground, by OW Rzinlo, Mr. J. P. KEN
filtsl ER and Miqs ELLEN BERKsTREsSER,
both of Sion erat.o %r n.
August 25. by the same, at Riddles
burg. Mr. J R. Fusma and MSS MA HY
P. lin wA RDA.
September 1, at the M. E. Parson.
age, Hopewell, by the same, Mr En
wAttn S. WEt MYR and Miss MARY
WENDERLY, both of Riddlebburg.
September 2, at Coalmont, Hunting
don County, by the same, Mr. J. A.
IficKEs and Miss JENNIE BERKSTREBS•
ER, both of Coalmont.
August 30, 1870 by the Rev. M K.
Foster, Mr. GEORrE M. MORGAN of
Huntingdon Co., and Miss Momn
NOWLIN of Tyrone,Pa.
Septetttbor6,,by the same, Mr Sot,
OMAN WEAVER and Miss MARY KIETH
all of Huntingdon Co, Pa,•
September, 15, by the same, Mr
ISAAC KYLYR and Miss MARY A. Hot
mNsnEAo,Bll of Huntingdon Co., Pa.
-01Ithe Gth inst., by the. Rev J. D.
'fbomas, Mr. ALFRED W. KENYON to
Miss SARAH LIETRECK, both of this Co.
In this borough, Sept. 14,1870, Miss
JANE STEEL, aged about 50 years
Suddenly, in this borough on the
17th hist , MAGGIE ANDERSON, daughter
of J. M. and E. A. Maguire, aged 1
year, 11 months and 17 days.
Professors rUCIIANAN k DOWN of MO ' American
.
University, aro making wonderful cures • '
of Cancers, Tumours and Ulcers by their , •:
now discovery A painless treatment, no • •
knife, no plasters, no caustic burning.
The most • •• - - remark-
Milo effect CANCERS. of this . .:
treatment . _ . ... ~ . . kit sopa-
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lutes the chemical elements of cancerous
• growths, so that they shrivel, die and die- •
. appear and will not return. MI those at- . _ ..
Meted can call on thurrotessers Buchanan .4 Down, -
University; or address, No. 614 Pine Street, rhiltula.
KISRACOQUILLAS SEMINARY.
HENRY & CO
Tide Tnetitittion affords superior advantages of Mum.
tion on libernl tel me. licet y department, Fiend], Ger
men, Painting, Drawing, and Music included, filled by
competent and largely experienced teachers. Expense.
for time fear, $2OO. Full term opens
IVednesclay,, August 31st, 1870.
For CA111;7110 94411 . 0.99
- .3IAUTIN 51011iEil, Principal,
ILitatorognllln., 111IIlin C. 0.,
July 12, 1670,3ni.
',READ: AND .BE POSTED !
TO THE • NEWL Y MARBLED
New Furniture, (clfc
TEE undersigned would respectfully
ifethouper...opithe niannfacturcs and keeps constantly
on band 31 111.5., and splendid Assortment of
DININ AND DR 9,AICFAST TA
..I,3DItEAUS, 111c119'rBADA
WASH AND CANDLE §TAnps
Windsor and C.lllO seat chairs. cupboards, gilt nod rho•
wood moghligg for mirror and picture flames. and a vat
ay of an ticks tutt,tpcntionctl, at priers t h at (Anna fail to
bo satisfactory.
Ito is also agent fyr-jho troll known Bailey A Docamp
patent apt in:; Deep ltsitoni. , •
Tbo .publ lc air invited to tip lull .examillo his stock
befa'relnwnlinsing elsewhere. . "..
Wolk turd sale+ min on ❑ill 'Aran, pear .9.1n/tb, One
door west of Yentcr's store.
JA'4IEO
Ilunitdgdon, Aug: 1, 1960
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gagpd - CODNTRY DEALERS can
- hay CLOTTING from me la
11110bE3A1.N as cheap as they can in the
as t have a wholesale store in rhiladelptila.
1 11. ROMAN.
I,NWELOPES- -
J By t!,o boy, pock, or loss quantity. for Halo nt
LE IV 1100 K AYD STATIOAVER MIRE
MARRIED, "
DIED,
AND ALL IN WANT OF
MARKETS.
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PHILADELPHIA, PPM, O. 1870.
StipartineFlour pot. band . tt- 1 .7M3 5 .h 0
Extra Flour par laurel 6.206 DO
Nye Flom per barrel.
Red NVhent per bunbel
it per bushel—.
Corn ..... • tot ......
Oats pet bushel 51@52ets.'
thrrsututurt, Sept, 20, ISTa.
White Wheat Flour, 7.50R5.0u
II heat per bushel orbit° . $1:3001.35
Corn per bushel fiS@POets.
Oats per bushel 53@bleis.
11)0 per bushel e0,91.1@0,95
Burley Nothing doing
FINANCIAL.
New Voss. Sept. P. —Gold closed al ;1,13
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PIIILADEI,PIIIA Sept. 20, 1870.
The following are the closing prices of De
Haven So Bro., 40 South Third Street :
U. S. 6's of 'Bl, • - 1131 1131
" " 'O2, - - 1121 1121
" 'O4, • • 111/ 1111
" " '65, - - 1111 112/
" '65, new, - 1101 , 1101
" - 114 1101
" " '6B, - 1101 110 k
" s's, 10-40's, - 1061 1064
U. S. 30 Year 6 per ant. Cy. 111 t 114
Gold - - - - 1131 114
Silver, - - - 108 111
Union Pacific .11.111 st if. Bonds 805 820
Cenirot NeUic. it. T. - 885 805
Union PoeUie Land Grant Bow/8:725 750
EUUNTINGDON MANIZETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY HENRY & CO
WIIOLFX‘VE I HIM,
I.oUR—Superfino Fluor, per barrel, ;5.00
Extra Fluor, d.. 6 5U
Family Fluor, do 1.00
CRAIN—Red Wheat, per ho,bel, 12501.30
White Wheat, fb, 1.3kt,1.35
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Rye, do 85
Curn, du $5
Outs, do 40
Barley, do 1.00
SEED—Tim/Ally, ' 41,) 500
Flaxseed, du 1.75
Cloverseed, per 64 Ibe. 7 00
Cuah—Bard coal, per ton, 4.0000.75
Broad Top cord, do 3.0000.50
Luau;Ea, per 1000 feet, 12.00&/30.00
Sul NcLES— Lap, per 1000 ft., 10.00(c),12.00
Joint Shingles, do 5.00Q0 00
Aliscui.Larmous—Bark, per cord, 9.00
Bran, per cwt., 1.00
Hops, per pound 40
Wool, do 400 - _641
Ilay,spr ton, 10.00
Hides, 1 061/7
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YOU can save from 10 to 30 par at
by bll3 lug 3 our lush mouutn Omit
3E. ar. <GI-3Ft.30.. 1.0.1qM,
DNALIat IN
STEINWAY & SONS.
CIIICKERING & SONS,
TUE WEBER,
RAVEN & BACON'S.
THE UNION PIANOFORTE CO'S
- GEORGE M GUILD & CO'S.
CONIt.\D MEYERS,
AND ALL ovum MAKES OF
PIANOS.
MASONS; lIAMLIN'S, and
GEO. WOODS & CO'S celebrated •
ORGANS.
or nny Miter to.tlto d Alvn. MP!. ENS,
TA 118,1101.1N5, (lertnan Acme,le,nel. Shirt Mu r k, Mu
sic Rook, A.c.
Now and gaol Pianos for tloo ;old npnat.ls,
' New 9 Octavo Organs for $•9
Tea Melodeons tar Id
tMAII I ntt en ny n Irarran years.
Agauts supplied at Wlloll.Saitt 111 ices, Else twain MI in lito
city.
Coll on or nddre.s
N. fiItEENN,
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2d flwr taistees NI 1, Building;
np: ,i 0
SELF BASTING
SE IT'LVG ..1/A CHINES.
A Pntentlelfll.lster lens Wen nttnnlted to the colebra
tell GROVER S. BAKER SERINO MACHINES
The obove mßclif ne4 will milk° either tho chain or
Lock Stitch,(tltels alike - on lath ritrfac ' o4)i Coil and
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Leister'n Building, up Mahn
April 264 f.
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HIGHEST PREMIUM
Intai., rfritil
Sewing Machines,
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Receiped•tin) only GOLD MEDAL at the
PARIS EXPOSITION, 1867.
They nro adapted to oil kind; of Family Sowing and
to the tee of PI:IMM, us's, In ssotaket gilors, Manu
facturers of Shirts, Cohn s. Cleaka, >lnntf tins,
Clothing, lints, Caps, Cursors. 1.(111 , !, (1110111 f,
l'innsols, etc. They work equal!) oelt upon linen,
muo'en and COMM goods, ‘Olll silk, cotton or linen
thread. They will 1,11')1111, gain, gather, loon, fell, cord,
braid, bind, fad perfecto only •.pecies of sewing. making
n beautiful and pet feet stitch, al the on both nudes of (Ito
ankle sem ed.
'the qualities which recommend them ore:
1. Beauty and excellence of ail' tel,, , nl.ku
~ I nalfaides of
tho fabric sewed.
2. Sir, ng,th, firmness and durability of seam, that will
not rip nor ravel.
3 Economy of Thn
4. Attnclmn•uts 11111 i ttillo range oropplitation to Imo,
Compactilciiatitt , utesranco of modal nn tit ist .
6. Fin.plicity And Ilunmlgluu•t+ul emit anion.
f. Speid, ...it. of °pet ation and ul.magcua•ut, Hint) rink
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Instinati , Its free to nil. 111aelline5 Aept in tpal. one
) ear I ree of clialzo.
LEWIS, Agent,
PUNTINGDON, I'A.
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ottleerriptlon honks published. and the most fib.
ma trrnis. Snot aim el:1411nm They wi li co.l yntt
both/Mb:4lst may le, o Y tireat betielit to :mti.
febtl•ly •
45.75/16.00
.$1 3:441 41.
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MISS MARY E. AERTSEN
Will Reopen their
BOARDINJ AND DAY ;iOIIOOL
FOR TOTING LADIES,
At 23 Tulpellocken qtrect,
OE UM ANTOWN, rA.
eia- For circulars, apply to thu Pt lucipals. jyl42in
AGENTS A m
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Wa.ted fi HIH u -1
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A NEW BOON of the gl eatest intortst and holm] Inure
Written trona n high mat al and pli3einiugicel wand:mint
by an eminent physiii.in and met! en] imoreiior, it shoos
how Satan is wollslaz out his mobilo and thutzeinui tie.
signs (brought our mutt not n&naval° anti social Wan
tations i„li 4, fiat ~ a l..poloqt and aggr.....1r...
the author handle,. till, ilt lic tie ,Illtiorto trolled it , is ill..
viii ginVeo., I lit in nip It n mnutwr no not to mil&tto ton
prat inn curiosity. 'rho l'll3sicl I rtrenetalion or tlo•
ltaco. is a ,tibject ing, Ito in.i.tost and a) in.
patty of all tt no philaatioapis,s. and this book. it is 1..1
t anttilaite t, th tt end j till in proportion it.
it hew...vie.. A ants Iri it hII
theta, iptiun and 8) nopois of ilia work with lib,: al ox.
tracts. C. F. 1 . 1.::Vr.
Felt C-It . Collerie Placa
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HOTEW: •
(MARBLE IIONT.)
Chestnut Street, West of Fifteenth.
PRI LADELPIIIA..
This new and decent hotel Is now open
the reception of geese/. It le of Menem Modern
,onstructlue, and furnished In th style unser.
. awed by any of the first hotel° of Europe°,
emorlow.
.701:11V CR UHF, Proptr.
GEO. FREEMAN, Sup't.
A GENTS WANTED
IN
11U.A*77.1TGDO.V COUNTS
Vrineipal Cities and Towns of PC/Ill'il
NOR rn ANIORICAN
Mutual Life Insayance Company
Liberal inducements offered
V. nehers should uccompany applic It inn for agency,
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ROS A D JUTS
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head the testimony of_ l'l;yici in+ all l pliieflig
olio ll ok i for ntr !Poirot II Is
t:ular to Matti; nt Al no tan r, u•hiol\
uv publish for pralt.it es dl•IliLnlion; it ulll
0 3nu mull valnabio ; o r tat v on .
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I take pie:Nato in sec lllllletal. tg your I: 0 s,, NI.
pl VI•ly ;mutant! nllet.utyo. I Ilan, teen it
na .1 in too ,t-e 4 with , also•\' teotlts—ons In case
0...c0nd0r% taypittlp. in nideh tito patient pre,
,maned himself curial of or having talon five
bottles of your medicine. '111« ot line I.i+n Cllkktk ni
torofal•t ot boor , Puttlintt. which, is irtpidly in•
proo lug millet its use, anti the indications an•
;that lit" plli, tt , will noon 11 corer. 1 Intro vale
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Out blood I It.t.w no beim. remedy.
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ties, lIS t %/hill it Ibr mt brotlikr, who ttkts
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EASTMAN,I3IOELOW & DAYTON
h0p.,1 ter. mitt Jabers of
RIBBONS, Fancy SILK . GOODS,
:ABU 8188 N BONNNT A: BOW 81880N.9,
ENGLISH CRAPES, BUTTONS, .
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Idea Ribbons. Lases, Edgings, Glory; (Pc.
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CLOTIIS, 1
BEAVERS,
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Merchant Tailor,
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lloutingdoi, Oct 30
MISS MARY E STEVENS
SEPTIOIIIHIC 14, 1810,
AND IN ALL THE
MEM
OF PIIILADEPRIA
IV. W. KUM Z. Preahlent
4C2 Walnut St. Platladeltililn
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CASS L RES,
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GREAT CAMPBELL IRSTOIin
THE
The Largest
avymasmans 213ib
Now befbre the People,
lx3k.
Mfaria...aily 9 01,CO. fr
- Also, at WILLIAMSBURG, THURSDAY, SEPT. 20,
BELLEVILLE, SATURDAY, OCT. 1.
SECOND ANNUAL TOUR. -.. ,' , es ,
Al ig,C*
EVERYTHING NEW AND BRILLIANT. , i . -_--... z . ; :,;• .'
-= R'- ~, ',,,..
Ile-organlzed, rte-modeled and Re-decorated for the -,......-•--., --,---.__.- ..
Traveling Season of 1870. New and I%lngnincent Ant-.
. -. 7,.. - f"4- -. 1 - .:.
mat Dens, New Harness, New end camiy Wardrobe, . - - 74 , ,,.._ .
Manufactured by John Waeanutker, No.BlB Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia. \, '::
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A FULL AND COMPREHENSIVE, ‘9:k- - ,'...
NENAGERIFIF D - \ 't)
Is
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AND THE
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BEST CIRCUS TROUPE ..-..
4`.4l 4 SkC .1
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EYRE DEFOEE TED _PEOPLE.
Every attention has been paid to the Zo3logical De
partment of this Colossal Organization.
,
AiIIAtIAL. KITIOBOM
Ijavo been secured at great labor and expense. Ple
long Line (leaps contain the following
Li - sr or ANIMALS:
BRASFRICAN ELEPHANT. SeUm, AFRICAN ZE.
Dane and Colt; WRITE BACTRIAN CAMEL,
or Sacred Camel of the Orientate: ROYAL BENGAL
TIGER; MAMMOTH. GRIZZLY BEAR, largest ever
captured; CHEI'AIIS, or Hunting Leopards: AFRI
CAN and ASIATIC LIONS, splendid specimens of
both varletiea; THE TRIJU IBEX, captured in Abys-
Biota during the incursion of tile English against the Em
peror Theodorus ; Monster WHITE GRIZZLY BEAR,
from Alaska.
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In the Dens will be found
African and Asiatic Lions, African and American Pan
then, Brazilian Jaguars, pumas, African and Asiatic
Leopards, Striped Hyenas, Pacoes, Grizzly, Black,
Brown, and Cinnamon Beam Congers. Spatted Hy
enas, Zebus, Camels, Peccaries, Kangaroos, Bisons,
Dromedaries:Wolves. Cranes, Ostriches,Lynx,Tackals,
Ospreys, Pelicans, Eagles, Vultures, Wombats, Foxes,
all kinds of Carniverous. Aquatic and Rich Plumed
Foreign and Domestic Birds; and an unusually well
selected assortment of Apes, Baboons, Monkeys, and
other Minor Animals.
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The Renowned Lion Xing,
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Will enter the Den of Lions, Tigers and Leopards, at'
each Exhibition, showing the POWER Or 4.r-AN
OVER THE DRUPE CREATION. -
The Animals will be Fed In the After - 110On, Willa
Presence of the Audience. Attentive. Polite and well.
Informed keepers constantly in front of the Antrim!
Dens.
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Will Le fond excellent in all its Departments, and
comprises the following Long Array of Talent:,
IYIADAME BROWN,
77k, oph,
LITTLE MARY BROWN,
The Premier Child Evrest,ienne of the WOW.
IYI'LLE JOSEPHINE,
The Dashing Parisian Equestrynue.
Mr. JAMES DE IYIOREST,
Ofted Equestrian 'ambler and paler,
BURROWS & CONKLIN,'
Gymnasts Extraordinary, and Comic Acrobats,
SAM STICK.NEY, Jr,
The Modern Touchstone.
4 L.
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JAMES WARD,
The Tart* ce,a Slang and Grotesque Clorvii.
JOHN CONKLIN,
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Mans, BELOIT, BUCKLEY, BEBEn, BIONARD,
BON, BENOIT, LaCLEBG, ?tr., eta. ,
THE GRAND STREETPARADE
Which will take Placethlll; , atToa will be
YAistAliT 41 ooir.iiTAL CittAtIOZWI.
Headed by the tritnritihar Chariot and followed by the
Long Line of Massive Cages, the Elephant, etc.; etc.
The Exhibitions will be given under a
. ,
Mammoth Three.Centige Pole'lir" :
WATER-PROOF '.CAN*.iiiiS, - • • . -
Dry In Wet Weather. Cool In
Weathers.'4er, And
Comfortabln „tn all •
REOEMBER Ono Tlepet admits ilea& to both.. .
CIRCUS and 21111 1 3TAG,ERX.V • • •
EXHIBITIONS. '
LIAM DA y
2"Afterwo`n. 'ai(l. Night. .7.77
nogi at. 1 in ' Afternoon,n and 7in the Evening. • • .
Beats for Everybody The . Camino BriMii*
Maminated at Night. DON'T FOBOET• THE
DAY 'AND DATE, but welt for
THE LARGEST. SHOW ON 'EARTN.
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ADMISSION - ,'•
(One ticket, admits to both Mentigerie
CHILDREN under ten yeafs - "3 CENTS:"'
Combination
AM&C
NEW SPECIMENS
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The, American, Hercules.
CHAS. BURROWS,
Trapeze and gymnastic Exisantent, Elc
THE BEREIN BROTHERS,
avn.vasts, rye., 6V. •
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