'Ol 61oht.
HUNTINGDON, PA'.:
Tuesday morning, Sept.• 27,1570.
LOCAL 4%. PERSONAL
!Meetings
ift...Voriab Ledge, No. 100, A. meets second
Monday evening cit each month, in Brown's building.
blending Slone 11. R. A. Choler, No. 201, meets the
first Tuniday evening of each month, In Brown's
Juniata Lodge, No. 117, 1 0. O.P. meet. every Triday
evening, third floor, in heister's building.
Mount !for Cutup of L 0. 0. Ft, meets every occond
and fourth Tuesday., in Lelster's building, third floor.
Standing Sims Lodge, No.Bol, L 0. G. T., meets every
Tumelay evening in third floor of Head's
.Arrapahoe Tribe, No. 68, I. 0. VB. N., meets every
Tionniday evening, titled floor, helater's building.
Yitung Nen'. Oteistian Association meets the first and
third Monday evenings each mouth, in Smith's building.
l'ost 03, a A. R., moot. Third Monday of each mouth
in Court House.
Town Cbuncil meets the first Friday evening of each
month.
Huntingdon Lodge, N 0.149, K. of P., meets every Sat
urday °rolling, in mottles building.
Huntingdon maple llonor, lla TI, meets dm fourth
Itloodny at each mouth to Good Templars' 1011.
The 'fibs/trial' CYub meets ovary Thursday evening, 111
the Y. V. C. A. room.
•
Huntingdon Council, 0.17. A. M., moots first and third
Tuesdays Munch mouth to tiood /Mordant Hall.
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Baptist Church—Washington Street. Item. J. W. Platt
uett. Services 011 Sabbath : 1034 a. m., 7p. m.
Catholic—Washington Street. Rev. It. J. Aylward, Ser
vices first three Sutabos in every month.
/StangeHeal Lutheran-31101in Street. line. J. J. Kerr.
Services on Sabbath: 1034 a. m.,7 p. m.
German Reformed—Church Street. Rev. S. D. Steckle.
Service on Sabbath: 7, p. m.
Methodist Rplacopal—Church Street. Rev. M. R. Foster
' Settle. on Sabbath : 1034 a. In ' 7 p. m. "
Protestant Episcopal-11111 street. Rev. A. 11.1101 e,,
Sem ices on Sabbath: 10%a. m" b 34 p tu.
Pretb3teriau—llill Street. Bev. G. W. Pahalser. Ser
vices on Sabbath : 11 a. m , 7 p.m.
On the Wink: -
This is cider season
Buckwheat is plenty
Chestnuts aro coming.
Any lapse but a collapse.
The roads are very dusty.
By all bar means, register.
Bellefonte has scarlet, fever
Save the leaves for manure.
Rake up garden rubbish now.
Our houses should be numbered.
A useful man wilt never rust out
Huntingdon has colds and aches.
The "Juniata jig" has played out.
Hunters must not kill partridges.
Uniformed—the Lewistown band
flit and Miss is the name of a Phil
ipsburg base ball club. -
Some people who get sick now-a-day
blame it on the atmosphere.
Attend to your house-plants, or the
frost will mind them fur you.
This is Fair week. We hope to see
everybody and all his relations
Hot—politics in Cambria county.—
The removal question is the hobby.
The real estate of John Wertz, decd..
of Blair county, is to be sold. See adv
An 118 pounds deer was shot near
Williamsburg, Blair county, on 13th.
Remember the Republican Mass
Meeting on Wednesday evening next.
Queen Victoria pays her own post
age, to the papers say, but don't we
do likewise
tvashington street is bored with gas
pipes. ENieryliody is getting gas y,
and so are wo.
The Alerts ofMcComiellstOwn beat
the Young Americas of this place 12
runs, on Saturday last.
A. - girl died in Franklin county from
the effects Of an overdose of . Wright's
pills She overdid right.
A blaek• snake six feet four- inches
long was killed by T. J. Sdnkey on the
Ridges on Friday last.
A number of poisonous snakes have'
been killed in our town this year.—
They crawled into the gardens.
We haVe on exhibition at Red Front
Grocery a sweet potato raised by Wm.
Foshey of Cass township, weighing
pounds. Who can beat it?
Col. Sohn S. Miller is again occupy
ing the Exchange building, and the
improvements will add much to the
comfort of all giving him a call.
Judge Jonathan. McWilliams, who
died a few weeks ago at SfeVeytown,
was 73 years old. His .remains were
interred at Spruce Creek, this county.
A family by the name of Read, con
sisting of husband and wife, and nine
. children, now occupy the house in
which the Peightal family were mur•
dered.
- A tailor in Philipsburg named Ar
chibald Thomas, shot himself in the
head with a gun, last week, and im
mediately expired. It is thought it
was accidental.
„Mr. David Burlcey, of Loretto, Can:
hiia county, was severely injured by
falling from his hay mow on to the
handle of a fork which penetrated his
rectum to the depth of 6 or 8 inches.
When we erect manufactories we
create borne markets for our surplus
products, and the whole community is
benefited by the exchange of the pro•
ducts of ono man's labor for that of an
other.
Col. L. A. May, of Bedford county,
died at Elyria. Ohio, from the effects
of injuries received while engaged in
feeding a thrashing machine. His
arm was drawn into the cylinder and
badly crushed.
Gen- Wro. B. Miller, of Harrisburg,
died on the 12th inst. He had been
Prothonotary of the Supreme Court,
Clerk of the State Senate, General of
the State militia, member of the 38th
Congress and a lawyer at the bar.
A. colored poet of Memphis has re
duced the fifteenth amendment and
the enforcement bill to rhyme as fol
lows: "It is a sin to steal a pin, a
crime to cut a throat--But a darned
sight bigger to stop a nigger from put.
Ling in his cote." • "
tre...Two brothers in Boston aro said
to be so much alike that they frequent
ly borrow money of each other with
out knowing it.
AftIiANOEMENTS COMPLETED The
work upon the now buildings, and
other improvements, on the grounds
of the Altoona Park Association, will
bo completed in a day or two, and all
things ready for the reception of stock
and articles, and the opening of the
Exhibition. -The new building is 10
feet wide, 80 feet lung, 12 feet high to
the square, comb roof covered with
shingles, and well floored. It will be
much better lighted than the other
buildings,and is intended specially for
ladies' work, paintings, and fine arti•
ties. The construction of this build
ing gives almost double the amount of
room the Association had last year,
consequently there will be less crowd
ing of articles, and all will be exhibi
ted to much better advantage.
A train of passenger cars will be run
between the depot, in front of the
Logan House, and the grounds, every
half hour, during the continuance of
the Exhibition.
The driving course is in excellent
condition and in constant use—quite a
number of horses entered for speed
being now in the stables on the ground,
as also others that are under training.
Tho Exhibition opens Oct. 4th, and
closes Oct. 7th.
114 F• TUE PURENOLoOICA 'JOURNAL
FOR OCTOBER—Now ready contains
twenty leading articles, -with numer
ous illustrations, on Scientific, Social
and Literary Subjects, and a large a
mount of rich Miscellaneous Matter,
Poetry, Personal Incidents, etc. Those
worthy of special mention are Admir
al Farragut; the leading Generals in
the European War; What can I do
best? Editorship; tViil the Man of the
Future control his dreams? Sup%
James P. Wickersham, of Pa.; 'Lib
eral Christians," as viewed by a Con
gregationalist; Franco-Prussian War;
Eccentricities of Genius; A Remedy
for Blue Monday; and the racy "An
swers . to Correspondents." A neiv
volume is announced, and a very en
ticing List of Premiums is offered:- 1 —
The person who invests $3 in a year's
subscription to this Magazine, will not
forget to renew when the year expites.
Price per number. 30 cents. New sub
scription for 1871,wh0 send in at once,
wit receive the Oct., Nov., and Wee.
Nos of this year FREE!!! Address
SAMUEL R. W£r,La, 3B9 Broadway, New.
York.
A Wilmington paper referring to
the recent eleeticin in that city, says
truthfully that `•a Democrat always
votes; a Republican does if l e is in
town, and isn't too busy, and doesn't
forget it, and isn't dissatisfied with
somebody about something." how
many members of the party does that
hit :7
li:t!e eon of Rev. E W.
Kirby, of Chambersburg, fell over n
banister and was precipitated to the
entry below, the height of two storks,
breaking his right arm near the shoul
der, and severely injuring the right
side of his face and his left hilt. Ile
is in a fair way of recovery.
no.Nis—The Presbyterian emigre
ration of this place went to Pleasant
Grove on Thursday lust to pie-ole
Over two hundred children arid adults
participated, nod the delightful grove
was made merry with the joyous dem
onstrations of the little ones, and the
happy voices of those of larger growth.
Thcro will be preaching in the
Lutheran Church, on Wednesday
e'rening at i o'clock, (28th Septem
ber), all are invited. We hope many
who come to the Fair will give to the
Lord an hour on this evening.
J. J. KERR, Pastor.
*ED-Visitors to town should not fail
to call at Luke Reilly's Bakery and
Confectionery, near the Castilian gar
den. You will have-a good opportu
nity of seeing the man who knows
how to make good bread and choke
Confectionery.-
ter Mrs L. A. Hamer has returned
from the east with 'a full line of Milli•
nery goods; and paper Patterns. She
has learned the science .of Dress Mak
ing, and will be happy to receive or
derki. Give her a call.
va,.Tho Ladies Will bear in mind
that Fisher k Sou's have just received
a large lot of Gros Grain Silks and line
Dress Goode, in every variety, at very
low prices. „4t
Zar Col. E. C. Summers, has fitted
up his Castilian Garden with many
ne w and. attractive objects. Go and
see them.
it 'Persons visiting town during
the Fair are invited to call in at Hen•
ry's and see their nice stock of goods.
ir&r•Ladiefe Cloth Sacques, Ladies
and Children's Furs at extremely low
prices at Etenry & Co's.
12151. F isb cr & Son's aro Agents for
the celebrated Hanover Buck Gloves.
Merchants supplied at a discount. 4t
BALL—There will be a ball in Yen
ter's Hall, on Thursday evening next
Tickets, $l.
ms. Don't fail to see the Stock of
Carpets and Oil Cloths at Brown's
CARPET STORE. 2t
Fiebor & Sou's aro opening a
fine lot of fall and winter goods. 4t
SW-Superior Concord Grapes at 9
cents per pound at Henry & Co's. It
ge-Ciirpets and Oil Clothe at prices
which defy competition at Henry's.
In... Fisher's sells groceries at cost
girKeystono Cider Mills for Bale
by A. R. Stewart & Co., ecud for cir
cular. (July 26 3m.
Sqr•Cider Mills, Grain Separators, Clover
Hullers and Steamers, Cultivators, 'Washing
Machines, etc., etc., at MeLanahan, Stone &
Isett's, Hollidaysburg, Pa. fe9-Bin
tltta.Best Gum Roller and Gum Spring
Grain Drills, nt MeLanalcan, Stone &Isett's,
Hollidaysburg; 'Pa. fe9 Sin
Subscribe for TuE GLEBE.
VW- During the Fair this week
Lewis' RED FRONT Grocery will be
open to oustomers from 5 a. m. to 10
p. tn. A. full supply of almost every
thing goud will be on hand,
Lewis' is the Place to Buy
SaltOol Books and Station cry, Bibles, Hymn
Books, Miscellaneous Books of all kinds,
Blank Books, Sunday School Books, etc.;
Inks of all kinds, Notions, Perfumery, Pock.
et Books Pocket Knives, Musical Instru
ments, Wall Paper, 'Window Shades and
Fixtures, etc., etc., etc.
Every business man should use printed bill
heads, letter heads, and envelopes. They
have to use the paper and envelopes, any
way, and we furnish the material at whole
sale prices, and print them at less than the
material would cost at retail price. Call.
Ladles Dresses and Boys Clothing
Mrs. B. Annie McCabe respectfully in•
forms the public that she has removed to the
iIOUAO formerly occupied by D. McMauigill,
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
&s. 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
Con% be Undersold.
Red Front Grocery receives new
supplies almost every day, sells the
most and freshest, and can't be under
sold.
Carpet Wea'ving.
Mrs. Matilda Phenennt is prepared to
weave rag carpets, and solicits patronage
from a generous public. Residence Wash
ington Street, West Iluntin • . tf
ser• A largo 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
MARKETS.
{MO W= .118IEF:r.
I . lll4tDaLrlild, Pept, 26. 1870.
Superfine Flour per buret— $5.25@5.50
Extra Flour per blunt $.5.62@t1.00
Eye Flaunter barrel 0,7506.00
141111111. i per bushel... SI.180)1.41
lye per bushel so@ntee s.
,
C0r5...... ' ' 0p61.1 0
Outs per bushel 51051ets,
_
, Pirrenunon,, Sept, 20, 1870, .
White Wiles) Flour, 7.50g8.n0
Wheel per bushel ,white $1,30(1 06
Corn per bushel 68(7 . 4 , 20etd.
Oat++ per bushel 5:1054ct5,
Ilya per bushel tiO oii@U,lls
Burley Nothing doing
FINANCIAL.
Nxic 1 , 666. Sept. 26. —Gold closed at 0,13%.
PIIILAbEI,rIIIA Sept. 24, 1870.
The following are the closin g prices of Dc
Haven 3:: Bro., 40 South Third Street:
U. S. G's frBl, • - 1131 114
" " - - 1121 112;
Co 4t 764,
" " '65, - -111 k 111}
" " '65, new, - 1101 1101
" " '67, " - 1101 1101
" " * '6B, - - 1102 1102
" 10 , 10's, - 106 1064 ;
U. S. 30 rear 6 per ant. Cy. 1111 1114
Gold - - - - 112; 113{
Silver, - - - - 103 110
1,511611 Pacific .11.1 e Ist M. Bonds 825 835
Central Pacific It. It. - 900 910
/Jam Pacific Land Grant Bonds 715 740
ELITNTINGDON MARKETS.
CORRECTED ATEEELY la HENRY S. CO
iviunickLz PILICLS.
FLOUR—Superfine Mum, per barrel, $5.00
Jxtra Fleur, do 6 6tl
Fondly Flour. do 7.00
GRAIN—Red Wheat, per bushel. 125@1.30
White Wheat, do 1.:10(q . 1-15
Ilya, do 85
Coro, do 85
Oats, do 40
Barley, do 1.00
SEED—Timothy, do 4 00
Flaxseed, do 1.75
Cloverseed, per 04 lbs. 0.00
Cum.—Hard coal, per ton, 4.50R5.75
Broad Top coal, do 3.00(r03.50
LUMUER, per 1000 feet, 12.00®30.00
SuINGLES—Lap, per 1000 ft., 10.000)12.00
Joint Shingles, do 5.00(8,0.50
MiseeLhANeous—Bark, per cord, 9.00
Bran, per cwt., 1.00
Bops, per pound 40
Wool, du4o@4s
nay, ter ton, 10.00
Slides, 0667
MARRIED,
On 20th Sept., 1870. by llev. J. W.
Zahniser,Dr. GinsoN Bowfat of 11.1yers
town, Pu., to Miss Manx Mira., of
Huntingdon.
DIED,
September 20 -1870, in Poi ter town
ship Lam BELL daughter of Henry
W. and Frances M. SWOOPE aged 13
years.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
[Estate of Bev. W. It. M11.1.q, ticed.]
Letters of administration upon the estate of 114. W. E.
Mills, into of TORII COUNTY, deceased. having been
granted to the undersigned. nit persons indebted to the
estate will make payment, and those having claims will
present them for settlement.
JOUN OAICF.S, PR.
Administrator.
Aug 3043 t.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
[Fatale of Fmnklln,Lainl, deed.]
Letters, of administration upon the estate of Franklin
Laird, lute of Dublin towneldp, deceased. having been
granted to the undersigned, nil ()onions indebted to the
estate will make immediate pay meat, and those having
claims will present linens for settlement.
WILLIAUPL MINA, •
Administ tutor.
Ebndo Gap, Sept. 20.6 t
University, are making wonderful cures
gof Cancers, Tumours and Ulcers by their
now discovery. A painless treatment, no g
knife, no plasters, no caustic burning.
O - The most - remark- 0
~., able effect CANCERS. of thin
1 ,
... treatment - - is, it rape
rates the chemical elements of cancerous
growths, so that they shrivel, die and die.
appear and will not return. MI those of-
Meted can call on the Professors Buchanan & Down, .'
University. or address, No. 614 Pine Street, Philada.
KISRACOQIIIIIIIAS SEMINARY.
This Tnatitution affmds superior advantage., of educa
tion on liberal terms, k.Cey department, tier.
man, Painting, Drawing. owl Mode Included, filled by
competent awl largely experienced teachers. I.xpeunes
for tbo)ear,-$2OO. You term opens
Wednesday, August 31st, 1870
Fur Catitloguo addrois
DIARTIN MOIIIA:11, Principal,
Hilthocoquillae, Mifflin Co. Co
Jab , 12, 1870.3 m
READ AND BE POSTED !
TO TILE NEWL Y .;11ARIcIED
AND ALL IN WANT OF
New Furniture, &c.
r,11114:1 undersigned would respeetfull)
announce that ho manufactures and keeps constant])
on band la.ge and splendid assortment of
DINING AND lIRMIAGFAST TABLES
'mmtatimnsm
WASH AND cAriurm STANDS
Windsor and cane sea chairs, cupboards, gilt and lose
wood moulding for mirror nod picture frames. Soul a vari
ety of articles not mentioned, at prices that cannot fail to
ho satisfactory.
Ito is 0100 agent for the s, ell knots n Bailey 6 Decamp
patent spring Bed Bottom.
The public aro invited to call and examine his slack
before purchasing elsewhere.
Wolk nod sales room on 11111 street, near Smith, One
4.m nest of Yenter's store,
Hun find on, Aug. 1, 1866
ACRICULTURAL FAig
OF THE
ALTOONA PARK ASSOCIATION,
TO 131: 10.:11D AT
Altoona.,
Tuesday, Wednesday, .7'hursday and Friday
October 4tu, sth 6th and 7th, '7O.
$4,500,00 In Premiums!
Competion open to all pate of the Slate!
The Association takes pleasure in calling
the attention of the pu'die to the very liberal
premietns - offered this year. They equal
those of the State Society. on similar classes.
The design of this liberolity is to produce
friendly competition, and at the same time
remunerate exhibitors and visitors.
Tho premiums on thoroughbred horses and
cattle emonnt to over $600,00, and all the
ether classes are equally liberal. For the la
dies, some $300,00 worth of silver ware has
been purchased, and will be distributed as
premiums for the work' of their hands. These
premiums range in value from $l,OO up to
$15,000, and many of the articles are beau
tiful, and the Managers believe they will be
prized much more than the same amount
paid in money.
For full particulars, see premium list, pub
!hilted in pamphlet form, ulti to be hand of
any of the officers or Managers.
New buildings will be added to those al
ready on the ground, and everything provi
ded Gar the convenience of exhibitors and sat
isfaction of visitors.
S. C. BARER, President.
E. B. McCaw:, Secretary.
Joon LLoru, Treasurer.
Sept- 13-
New Cheap Store.
- Crownover & Decker,
nave just opened nt their new store, west
end of Ilill Street, next door to the Nationnl
Hotel, near Fisher's Mill, in Huntingdon, a
laVge and selected stock of
DRESS-GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QUERNS-WA RR
FISH and
FLOUR and CHOP,
And everything else generally kept in a
first class store.
Everything now and selling cheap, for
CASH Oil PRODUCE.
Mar 3l•etn. cnowNOTER e DECKER.
N E w
DRUG STORE,
On the corner, opposite the Exchange liutel,
.I.IUNTL.VGDON, PA.
Will h ivo a good elecliuu or ar.u,.
rum relmblo dt uggids, also a great varb.ty td' u.niunt.
alloy at Emit, ' istircumeriel, Pat, unlit.% Manus,, hul.lita
brushes stuffs. grate(
I'llE DRUG DE PA 12 nil T
vill 110 eniniiicted II) Dr, heA. Johnston. xhe ino Lean
the practice or medicine ter pier 11.0 Sent., Militia
111 hen great 101Valastgo to !hoe, lint ,
. dielm s for
ti tile, inhere it, is not cooroll runt to ,on 10 • it pity...
on. Ad. ice Men 10'n ut. theioC6 10 . 0 WOW ntl. Poi •
continua c,reto.ll3
Or. J,lth.toll i 4 n manna of thiq hunt ii. ninth studied
Ile id. 1111110 e Melon lh. abone Dv
ttittkoli la Wail teuiellibereci by nil .14 citizens -
Cold rpm Idling soda witlei O. be 1110 dill luf the rum
ttct oltawn trout Tuft's ei‘lt.bnteti Ai clic FountAitizt,
on bleb is lute eutt.iidei Li/ the beat ill 11.41
Itty 24, JOHNSTON It CO.
Latest Anival of Gint's Goods.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MA roomed to the 100111 OVUr John 'Rom& Co'S
(UOllllO3ll Top Corner ) t 3 here ho is Prepoled to do' oil
kiude of owl. oMs 1111 U 01 W./U.S. Ito 1111`0.11( rt Celt
al a toll line of
CLOTHS,
VESTIN OS,
U.A SSD' KRS,
CUR D ItOYS,
Tiotiaritt Gar past tiatrotingo tio molicitS ti Coilthitistiro
‘,l thu tllllllO. The”,t,,..ti0n..1 1110 111111lic k c ,11.41 Io ups
stock or cloths, kc.. ssllich be to pri 'wed to hulk.• ui. to
order in it fittlitiollibk,dttriltiledillti aol knani.lthent•lliner.
phynegiEb mu it putt.
IBmiU+gd m, P. 1., April ith, 1:430
N EW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
IVSI. AFRICA.
llnform. tho put4ic that he hue Just
opened Ut his u'Al btaillt iu tlll3
111111114dotl,
A Fine Assortment of all kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
AU otx Melt I.: sill son at fair prim. Quick 'ales and
null profits. (nil arid extinduo my stack.
Manurial urlng and Repair it% dune lu order as usual.
lltintlngdun t Ap.
iIiMMCD - STMD
TO THE N. E. COINER OP DIAMOND
Boot and Shoe Emporium.
I JOIIN 11. WESTBROOK 4W,
Itespectfully infornot tiro citizen. of Huntingdon owl
vicinity that Ito hatifuet received trout the city a Rex and
oplcodol stock of
BOOTS & SIMS, EATS & CAPS,
Hosiery, Shoe Findings, Carpet Sack
Trunks, (C-c., ACC., &c., (C.c.
all of which he to propel ed to tell at greatly minded prim
Don't forget the new eland in the Diamond. Old coat°.
mere And the public genet ally are Waited to cell.
flinttingtlon t op. 70809:
I . GEO.SHAEFFE.R
returned from the east with 0 440
SPLENDID STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, GAII'ERS, &C.,
Which ho offers to the inspectlon of his customers end
the public generally. lie will sell his sited: at the most
REASONABLE PRICES,
and ume who purchase max sill surety call again.
BOOTS & SHOES MADE TO ORDER,
and lIF.PKIRING done In the neatest and most expedi.
Call upon lie. Schaeffer at his Shop on 11111 street, a
foie doors west of the Diamond. up. la, 180 e
IMPORTANT, TO SOLDIERS
All Cavalry Line officers n Ito were in the service be
ta reit Jnb 2.2111x61 and July 17111 1863 are entitled to
allowance for use and risk et Lure,, anomnting for tiro
whole Hine to about.slffil; fur a less time, to n propoi
tionato amount. - IlischnrgeS must accompany delete.
heirs of those entitled• but who were killed or died in
the service, and the orients of pay VlNVillit been collected,
are only t equired to giro a you or of /Mtn soy."
Por.uns having clanna oft kind, or any other dolma
egehelt the Hovel noten I can have them promptly collected
by applying in 'insult or by letter to
H. ALLEN LOVELL,
July 12 1870-tf. Huntingdon. Pa.
C BO. IL LANG,
CONIVELLSTOWN,
Sine constantly on lirtml a full nssailment of dmiee.
Groceries, &c., &c., &c.,
Which he tt ill dispose of nt rensomtble prices. Etie oil,
lie of the surrounding coUltiy mould do hell to Ole
belete nuichretng elsewhere, itei he alit make
it on ol•Jvt t for customers to lay.
GIVE 111 211 A CALL.
McCulainllstewn,
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SECOND ANNUAL
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11. 'MILKY.
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ahfiertintints,
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ilarein ) St., N.Y. or 38 W. tUt St.. elite inoni I.
if thdy Want (lie most popular and boht selling
sulrtcriptlott books published. and the tnost lilts
t s nl terms. li.ssosi fur circulate. TIIfTWIII cost you
nothing, oust may be of gt eat benefit to you.
MISS ARYB. A ER TSEN
AND
MISS MARY E S FEV.ENS
11111 Doyen ILclr
HOARDING AND DIY iCHOOL
IMIt YOUNG LADIE9i
SErrlttlßEttll.l, 1610,
At 21 1 4 olpeilocktn etrtet,
GEtt3IANTOWN, PA.
.fl For cif Oilers. apply to the Pritielpnle. jylo 2nt
AGE ."J N IN .
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SOCIETY
A NEW BOOK of the graate4l in'orest and importaore
'Written from is high loomt and physiological mandroint
by an eminent pilibialan and medocal profoNlor., it allows
how $Olllll la winking out his subtle and dangerone
du
nigns through our moat mar, ti donna:tic and unclad plan
tations. Pm (Kai tided. but outopoken nod
the anther boodles the dclic.tle mold( eta treated of :th
out gloves. but in such a manner an not to mloi-ter ton
prurient curionity. The Physical Itegeartatiou of the
ft.icr. is a tall ject Justly cal int log the tolerant nod ay or
pat by of till true philanthropists. and this book, it
listed, will contribute to that and jillt in proper' hut a•
it has reader., A circular scat free. containing a 1. II
disc. iption sail aynopsia of the work with law al ex
tracta. • C. P. VIiNT.
Sep Glt - College Place Y
HOTELZ3
(NARELR FRONT.)
CIIC6I/Nll Street, West of SYfteeolfs,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tble new and elegant Hotel le nowsneln for
o reception ofgoona. It °Means) Modern
Aristructlon, and tarnished to a etyle atm,
vaned by any of ttio Ron hotel. of Rmp.°
JOLLY CRUMP, Proper.
DEO, BENDELAD. Sup% •
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ISt GENTS WANTED
Iry
_HUNTINGDON COUNTY,
AND IN ALL VIE
ieeipal Cities and •Totens of Pentelt.
if
'Nonni AMERICAN '
Ilitnal Life. Insurance Company
OF PHILADEPIIIA..
Liberal. i ee ts °trot ed.
V. no. 013 should ;irennip my npillic it lon for agency,
Coll pr add:, es IV. W. nt.
p-6 4t • 412 Walnut et.
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OS ADALIS
11111: (bent A 1111.111,11 Itestoe.w. pima,
the blood nod cures tFet.dohl.
Pilo:Igoe. ninon:or:hot. %,„ a ,„ and all
Cloonle All ethotn of the •th Liver nod Mob
ttoye. Itecntontentled for M. 31,1.ett: F.te.t:ty nod
thowtooll of oute boot ettitte t oi. , -
Head the testimony of VII} 111 , 1 all
11-. fill In,ini,ilii
to Aliiiainw for thin year, which
We polai4ll pthll,ll ‘l.s clb.l it'll; it mill
wv. 3011 e mit xaltt.,ble Nr.llll 11011.
Ile It. IV. Carr. LPI lettlitoote all a
I tale. utetemro in I. c .010 e icing t our flout Ls ,
a., a very pou et tat altrt ;t01e.% I It ;t
it
t o•ot ill toil eweswithhope}eane
hlch rho patient pre.
ituttitc..ll 01111.11 liner having tatitott five
hottle9 of Sour 1111'11k:ill,•. The other Is it rake of
rdololiog, which in raphlly
proving under Its unr, and n
the Indic annum nit
'llOll the patlelit will moon recover. I have r
'folly examined the 10111111 i.. by which your
is made. mill 111111 it 1111
i.l all illlviath. in,,t r4ll4.iit°.
II
kn. or Siclndoarilie. Ky.. nay, he lin
tiled Itt,nialia in 4 , freroltiln and nrennd.ory
:ypldii• with snlinroctory result..—ne n clennor of
1.0 Mood I know no better romody,
Etur lief o.3ll..ilutlun, Mtn freeborn• Tonnossoo
111
loivo nwd ,rvro bottloß of 3oa.•dolln. anti /in
'Olll.O Cored 41i ; +end ior flair hot
;Ivo, nb 1 triftli it for shy brothel., in ho..b.is sr. emu
1.014 titre oleo.
Ilea] main Bechtel, or Linta. st rite., I laivi
•uUTrrcd for t trettt,r,t onrit trine ati lover , r.ibt ortip
little er , r my body; n .burr thou mince I par
:clothed it bu, tie of Itostiththe and it effected a per
'fort care.
1.0,10.16 In .0.1 by John Itend and S S. Smith
I flint ing.lon, and Dill.tglsin gnnvoolly.
Lanatury, hl Aim:lump, Pince, Illtinnnn.
Feb,..3.1 yr. 2 or 3p
vs sT RlvEn rtaloo,
Ittra3r. Wm%
E ASTMAN, BIGELOW & DAYTON
Iniporters nut! Jobbers or
RIBBONS, Fancy .SILK GOODS
SASH ](IBIS iIiSOIONNNV,!; now RIBBONS,
ENGLISH CRAPES, BUTTONS,
TRIMMING VELVETS Sz SATINS
Velvet Ribbons. Laces, Edgings, Gloves, &c.
AT POPULAR NUM,
361 BROAD IVA Y, _NEW_ -YORK
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FALL
CLOTHS,
B WIVE RS,
CIIINCIIILLAS,
CA SSIME RES,
GEO. F. MARSH
Merchant Tailor,
Second stow : oißead's flcW Building
Iluulingdon, Oct SO
THE GREAT CAMPBELL MANTODOI.
IThe Largest Combinaticti
5 - 050 5T,M3
utt SA 4 ' -'1 1 1(;? ' gC 6 3
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"ENT.I./1 '_,Et-31:t.1.1=•fut
Cll2 .Picyt.. PDC:O#
Also, at WILLIAMSBURG, THURSDAY, SEPT. 29,
BELLEVILLE, SATURDAY, 00T. 1.
t/-- - - - - - •
.-- • 5. . ,:::,... 4. 0,4::•:.... , .. ~ : r . EVERYTHING NEW AND BRILLIANT.
05,..ii , iniS!—=-_ _
___ Be.organized, Re-modeled and Re-decorated for the
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....,-, , , -- ..K , -_ ,-- _- .. .- Traveling Season of 1870. New and Magnificent Ani
--,- • - _._-- mat Dens, New Harness New and Coolly Wardrobe,
Manufactured by John *anamaker, N 0.816 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia.
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A 5 A FULL AND COMPREHENSIVE „k,
41 ' 7
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...._ •
MENAGE'Be
--',-,--.- ---; :r4"-•• ,, • • . . 1;:k
AND, THE )r-' c/ '
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-.......*—. - BEST CIRCUS TROUPE --'
7-'-
4%. - '; , .... ,,, . - -i ',...''''':' , :-1
:; .-,,..,'...- ' 'i , ..V.7 • EPEE BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
gLie , ',.. :4 Everlottentlon has been paid to the Zoological De- y ,y: .4 „ . 1 Wit .
~.,OL ~,; partme tof this Colossal Organization.
4 ekS... . „....i. Sri -
~.,O`
4.. - :
..... *4 A . ,.;,:•; ,,
, . . ~•s. - NEW SPECIMENS
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t . OP 'IRE
ARIMAL KitiOnCi. Ofi,-,.:'-#1•.,:,/,,,'.4,,'
. ... ,
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----=--,--,.„z.-_- ) Have been secured at great labor and exPenee. 'The
, ~7 - :"'''-'--,:.' long Lino of CageS contain tho following
.-- 00.Y.' . - LIST OP 'AWItt-ALS: ; - i iN _ c .
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The AS - RICAN ELEPHANT. Seiko_ AFRICAN 2E
i-2----....71 BRAS, Dam and Colt; WHITE ItACTRIAN CAMEL,
..., .: - . - ...- - - - - - - - . - ,,,..t. or Sacred Camel of the Orientate': ROYAL BENGAL, --, .
--,--.:,, 1 TIGER; MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR, largest ever -- , _ -,,,,:.;,:‘,
----....:
cantered; el - LETA - us, or Hunting Leopards; AFRI
CAN and ASIATIC LIONS, splendid specimens of
\ .;.%.: 71 'Sii:t.., both varieties; THE TRUE /BEX, captured.in Abys- - 4- - 44‘4:< ~ .
slnia during the Incursion oft he English against the Em-----
tt0k .. ..c.A ,, .4;i i peror Theodorus; Monster WHITE GRIZZLY BEAR, .....-......--,-_-..... -
.i,,sli,k - kra , front Alaska.
Its the Dena win Le found •
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- - * - 4 - t.t - :;;,- , `.., , ,e. , African and Asiatic Lions, African and Arnett - can Pam - ~)I',:,:c, ' E
2., : .xix..„_.„ ~.. them, Brazilian Jaguars, Pumas , African and Asiatic ;61,, , .• . :„
--'-` Leopards, Strip ed Hyenas, Pewee, Grizzly, Black, ''fr.-.,..-- -.-.
Brown and Cinnamon Bears, Congers , _ Spatted Hy- ,w,:i :.,) , itLi,,-,
zebus, Camels, Peccaries, Kangaroos, Bisons, 1 ~, ).',e...i. : , ',‘ l ll - ',..f.5. , •
Dromedaries. Wolves, Cranes, Ostriches Lynx, Jackals, ,"ia. - •", ..,, -,•,-
Ospreys, Pelicans, Eagles, Vultures, woMbats,„Poxesi
..4.siry X
all MIMS of Carnivorous, Aquatic and Rich rlumea ' - - ~. .. . -- .i.
Foreign and Domestic Birds; and an unusually well- , --•-w.,--, --..!.. -
selected assortment of Apes, Baboons, Monkeys, and --,.
other Minor Animals,
,_ • . ( ) . / 1 -ea -- -": 1-
ESlCGrczaxt litt.ar,Argra; - ---, -1- r7r. ,
The Tre - notoned Zion Xing,
_...--. 1.) ~ '
Will enter the Den of Lions, Tigers and Leopards, at
. 5. ,, ,, - -... - 7- - Slf.:
each Exhibition showing the POWER OF MAN --=,--- .._ .....,-----!- --"*. C
OVER THE lulu= CREATION. ':-:22.:-.44.4;:':'
The Animals will be Ted in the Afternoon, In the . '
presence of the Audience. Attentive, polite and well-- -----_,___-
Informed keepers constantly In front of the Animal
Dens. . .?.
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CLE3IENT, .4 4:0..
Lloin turn
.w.
0 °
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tis.o.lol.
a ti . #llz
ETC., ETC
ADMISSION : , 0 CENTS.
(One ticket admits to both Menagerie and Circus.)
CHILDREN under . teu years ' 25 CENTS.
Now before the' People,
I n t Elam .r• r . . rio.
Will be found excellent in all •Its Departments, arid
comprises the following Long Array of Talent:
MADAME BROWN,
The Owl; of Me Manege.
LITTLE MARY BROWN, • 1 - 1
The Premier Child Equestrienne oilhe World.
MILE JOSEPHINE,
The Dashing - Parisian Equestmenne.
Mr. JAMES DE MOREST,
- Gifted Equestrian Tumbler and Leespr.
BURROWS & CONKLIN,
Gymnasts Extraordinary, and Comic Acrobats.
' SAM STICKNEY, Jr.
The Modern Touchstone.
JAMES WARD,.
The Terrific Cloud Suing and Grotesque aram.
JOHN'CONKLIII,
The American 'females:. ,
CHAS. BURROWS, -
Trapeze and Gymnastic Exponent, Etc.
THE BERM BROTHERS,
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Gymnasts, B.c. j &c.
—Auto,— -
MUM BALOIT, BUCKLEY; BEFMn i s BICIEAED
-130E; 13ABOIT, LaOLEBG ; eta ; eto..
THE GRAND STREET PARADE
WhlehTeill take place daily about 10 d.IL will be
A PACEXANT OP 011IANTAL ORANDAtIA.
needed by the Triumphal Chariot and followed by the
Long Line of Massive cages, the Elephant, eta, etc.
Tho Exhibitions will be given under a
Mammoth Three-Centre Pole
WATER-PROOF CANVASS.
Dry In Wet Weather, Cool in Warm Weather, and
Comfortable In all Weathers.
Rzar_EMBRII• andicket admits FLM to both
vinous .7111EITAGAR.W.
R EXHIBITIONS . , ach Day
Afternoon and Xight.
Doors open at lln the Afternoon, and 7411110E99:1ing. Aum
South for Everybody. The Canvass Brilliantly
Illuminated at Night. DON'T FORGET THE
DAY AND DATE, but wait for
THE LARGEST SHOW ON EARTH.