The Huntingdon Journal. 'ednesday Morning, Sept. 2, 1374. W READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE, LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Brief Mention—Home-made and Stolen The urchins are beginning to look grum. The Morrison House is neat and complete. Peaches are nat very abundant in market. yet. The Borough schools commence on Monday next. A lamp will be put up in front of the Post- Office. The new drug store attracts considerable attention. The addition to the Council House is going up rapidly. One carrier sold 75 copies of the Jortnat yesterday A barmy crowd attended the Democratic Convention. Joe Jacob did not tarry long in the lone Etr.r State. Howe again. The soft side of a board is very unpopular among the young bloods. The Johnstown Tribune reaches us in the morning now. Thanks, Swank,,,_ Lolls shouldn't tell. It is naughty. Too nuch eandy for a cent, ain't it? Our Reportcr was the ghost that several early birds saw yesterday morning. Our early edition to Oamp yesterday morning, didn't stand a decent snap. Everybody praises the railroad arrangements so far this year. Thank you, Steel l Sky-larking—Two ladies and a gentleman , on Washington street, Monday evening. The drain on Allegheny street, between Third and Fourth, is in a wretched condition. Graf. Miller, our grocer friend, is the first man on hand in the morning for the DAILY JOURNAL. P. P. Dewees, esq., says things are lively about the Furnaces. He is always full of business. It does not look well for our Huntingdon county candidates to go over into Mifflin to electioneer. The new lamp in front of the postoffice, will throw light into what have heretofore been dark places. Our old friend, J. Irvin Steele, esq., editor of the Ashland Advocate, dropped in to see us yesterday. There is considerable Bonrno about the Commissary department, but there are no seri ous objections. Some of the ne7spapers are sorry because they didn't take Amity Ward Beecher instead of Charley Ross. John W. Houck, esq., has been appointed Post master at Eagle Foundry. This is a capital appointment. An overcoat is a good thing to have about you these very cool nights., With out it you may need quinine. Henry Quarry, esq., bas been appointed post master at Calvin, this county. This is a very satisfactory appointment. "Have you been to Camp r "When are you going to Camp ?" greet you on all sides on Huntingdon's fair streets. Items intended for publication, if written on both sides of the paper, are not a "means of grace" to ye printers. The Lutheran Congregation were surprised to find their church covered with matting a W Low L 4. Those West Huntingdon ladies are still fish ing. A chub not longer than your finger will Um a lady's head for a month. The new Academy was thwwa open far the inspection of the public, between the'bonre of seven and oiae o'clock, last eveajiai. Jerome Bnclastno,be clever tinder, passed oar office to-day 4,rrytng the biggest pipe. It was for somebody else to use, however. , The new Post-Office building makes a very fine appearance. The (rout window is very elegantly and appropriately fettered. They had a , li*oly time up at Zilius', in West Huntingdon, the other 'night. Those Dutchmen know bow to enjoy themselves. The Huntingdon bop beat the Lewistown boys, in the 'mirth gathe of , base ball which was played, yesterday , on the Fair Ground. All children Weet of 9th street will here after, with the eiception of those going to Prof. White's school, go to West Haniingdon. The following conundrum was propounded to us by a lady at Camp : Why is a garnet, set in jet, like a lawyer? Answer—lt is deep red in Black-stone ..; That baby of Mrs. P.'s, in the little green, house on Washington street, in,,the . Upper End, is such a precious derliagl it's .mam ma's pet. Yes, indeed. King, of the Adams , Express,lias taken a holiday once, and lane to eon, - ; Jae o doubt bustles barrels and boxes around on e a day to keep his hand in. A couple of Huntingdon's representatite men, who attended Pittsburg ow Tuesdafr, figured unfavortitili-in tbit lit.kkini4o44ltel, and afterwards in the newspapers. Our old fellow-eitisen, Mr. John Hildp-: brand, was, l 9s'ye4fB Aid oh - SuadaY lilt, 10 I ,s. he walked past our o ffi ce, on his way to Cam': on Monday, as hilaWy at daily &Anita of fift .. Our Joe says the "IT. S." monogram on t e: ffice, i plate glass, in fiont of the new'poit o to remind our worthy postmaster of, things f t the earth earthy. He sop it standafenOlf Sinner." Mrs. Heals Johnston, of Westlinntl / ngdon, pulled out an eel, chile 'fiihing yesicgat, measuring something less tbaisda;4o4l4.: Wo can vouch for this itirig's bnitistsisi *le ila e her word for „„; , !:,: c tvuoii.n., Mr. Sanderson has been transferreCNOist- West Huntingdon to the First Grezaili4r. School, and lir. laykostakee.the place of M. Sanderson. Miss 4seebirg the place Miss Radcliff in the - 'ttt'st Ilrintary . of Welt Huntingdon. .• "There isn't Much in the JoURNAL," lady to us at the camp yesterday mornin.; We endorse 4 - It /4 1 W Itte .tarkant if she MO, the getting of,itAp, Ain would think as Ile. do, "that it is a big thing." Prof. L. B. nine Position as leader of the Huntingdon Silver Con4t Band, owing to an increase of other business. Our young friand, J. A. Neff, bas been selecto4,l to fill the vacancy, and he is equal to the task. The Fishery Commissioners sent quite a lot of Bass to Bedford yesterday, to bedeposit4d_ in the river at tb`at place 'aid nopewellt Thiy want to cross Ate, Far Ups vritk fit; Arwuls Those Bedford Bass are not considered agocid breed by tbetoin*issfOners. • . Among the "faitlifdrlyho passed through, the city en rote top't4 7antatti Valley Canqi lin Meeting, we nOLd ; '•,_,o4e of . Mr. John Burchinell, of 414 ' littrg, a "ladies' matt" of the first water.—A - ona Tribune. What wOultl'a - "ftelleerdatt" of the second water be ? . ' . . , Rev. 0. N. Stewart, of Spiingfield,itissbnri, preached to his old friends, at Ennisville, on Sabbath, the 23d. He has • ever been an earn est preacher, and to his earnestness has been added at originality of thought and illn.stra tion, beauty of style, grace of manner and depth of chrlstian lore that attracts, and moves, and melts the hearts of his hearers. Church, the clever conductor, and the right man to carry people to one of "God's first temples," while unloading his much .aug. mented human freight, at Newton Hamilton, yesterday, really had the hardihood to flay that lie had not as many as he expected. What a capacity those railroad men have for taking people in, and yet,they are • tiever satisfied. NEWTIN HAMILTON. —Yule Camp Meeting has made Newton, for the time, one of the most important stations on the main line. The most extensive arrangements have been made by the Railroad Company for conveying passengers and baggage to and from the grounds. Nearly all the trains will stop du ring the continuance of the meeting. A large platform has been erected on the side of the track towards the camp, and an excellent walk leads to the grove, which is but a short did tance from the station. The grounds have been greatly improved since last year, and a large number of new tents erected. The ‘de mand for accommodations, however, has, s o far, exceeded the expectation of the Associa tion, that the number; large as if isi ; 44ll)not be sufficient,. An application for twenty tents from the City of Philadelphia had to be re fused on this account, much to the regret of all parties. Temporary structures lr. - e been erected for some who would take no denial . It will be a necessity to greatly enlarge the capacity ,of the grqnpd by ! another, season. Arrivals of baggage and people have been constant since Friday last. Although a large number is already on the ground, as many more arc expected before long. Services were to be held last evening and this morning, unless the weather should prevent. The nnmber of ministers on the ground is as yet comparatively few .—Lewis town Gazette, of the 2Gth. "The best specimen of artistry in marble work to be seen iu central Pennsylvania, is the Dr. Houtz monument, just completed by Mr. W. Williams, of Huntingdon, Pa " So says the Osceola Reveille, of Wednesday last, and the compliment ; paid our townyman is well deserved. Col. Williams, as a sculp tor, has few superiors, if any, ia •the ,State,, and we are pleased to know that his ability it acknowledged 'by others than those of his neighbore; • ' • . ' • ADVERTISED LETTERS.—Letters re maining in the Post Office, itt Huntingdon, August 22, 1874 : Mrs. Ella Biles, Chas. Boyer, Miss Ahial A. Corbin, Mr. Geo. B. Cathcart, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Green, Mrs. Mary Grazier, Joe Henry, Miss Trine Little, Mrs. Lizzie A. Maher, Mrs. Fredk. Miller, E. W. Miller & Co., Mrs. Lizzie McMutery, Mary E. Price, W. IT. Scott. HUNTINGDON AND BROAD TOP RAIL ROAD—Report of Coal Shipped: TONB For week eadiag August 22, 1874 5,831 Same time last year Increase for week Decrease for week Total amount shipped to date Same date last year Increase for year 1874 Decrease Do You WANT A TOWN LOT ?—S. ]1 ) • Wensel, at his store, No. 1307 Mifflin street; for eveiv 50 cents worth of goods sold gives a ticket, the holder of which has a chance of drawing a Town - Lot, in West lluntingdon, Flour, Groceries, Meat, or some one of the 85 Prizes on the list for distribution. The draw ing tO title place as soon as all the tickets are given out. Satisfaction guaranteed. junelo-3m M. L. STEHLEY, M. D., graduate of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, hay-, ine_permanently 1(1,0 oil in Mapleton, offera itittrofeasiottal services to the citizens and community. 'All calls promptly answered, un less professionally engaged. [Aug.s-Irno. FRESH ARRIVAL OF MILLINERY Goons.—Hiss E. M. Africa has just returned roru the east with a large sad:fashionable stock of bonnets, hats, notions, assortment of ~1 ehild'ren's aprons, kc., ke.' And everrthisg her line. . ,;- if. IF a tenibatone,• probated of an agent, costa you $5O, you juat "Entisav„an or eight dolla pgtyo(Lbe fiftytiztll ippn wbo sells it to you. Buy from %TpAAms and save that amonitt; rio agent 'opt- 7 412'1 want any. LEAVE your order for a set.of tomb stones at WILLIAMS' before going to camp meeting, for you might need: them before it is over. Tv 1.416V1 gtonet sqe !.ii;_estr oti Tail)! c end work 4tre nusurpassed. • rbia f ( 0):!,;1 l i ii own .quoirri4n4l which.enabLshim td undeistill iefi<ifeittes;"` rl. L. di . . A desirable properly, on the corner ofsixtb., and Peon stieisti, Elltsititoctiii, wilt be offered for sale on the 21st of September. [2-2* Scosit,!A4np . ; telstMailea,•4o4eSPldi and Willowware for sale cheap, at Massey's Grocery. ; AoT qt< Pviinp 14as4(efel forWe cheap, at ifassey's Grocery, 603 Washington street. WHITVAF'•B' Sweet; ( . _loeott; PAste, At Mas inty29. • 4 , -160 Bushels prime Timothy Seed trfrate'at 7 HENRY & Co.'s. 1 VOICE QF MIE 'PEOPLE. FROM TIMON WALLEY.' ' ?molt Ngita gOr 'fl en;' 18 74. Olt 'failiiirtei": peet - '4,,ttylaifers as tern filers pet.tVisl itiOwtiffAcj., lint nutukt v . or ter 'Slier „Itritct, pte.h.,bimok . not wash it — foi so li afi mine togsahuAti,but six, noXIMIIILWLIIIII4I4I.BOeusi ids sbpilted, unt me .attstokbintneitared ter goot many dings on ter barty not say we shine ter Tinaldrit3r , barty agin. Tint ten von olt timicrat she kooms-on our house mit vois:Oppe:lapeD.3lo._dske , :say, now Yobonas, shust f,,stwer someding, unt ten shetetted ationft" ter luck Koßwettshion, tint sity we make On milletitket;bilt yan.Bbatiftostrt I sait, wall, all zottol isb mat, -trot .h 0 o ntii, mat. stb e ossated-ou t4ret*,'•llatiryilladeeri blatahlorer—irat *eittiellEtttly Ikat , liff e-ipatßffs 2teltr6rDiAint'vkitx.4' sai.'* f ifi . 1 in 834 t 4114414.1 ,, 14;:thititer, unt I shware 1 41ifp . p gp.:pi - NT yourn heat vor ax me vor hiltcp ott, npsf stet mule deam like dot. Wy tern all ish olt kar-, rillars unt Tater Bucks, rant shust ax off dat olt Ivvigs,not ish ter faler wat shwared on i „KO.4* Wprto l tf,,eh ? Unt. not tsji rn eran ter fifer wat leaft,te4str,tyjtgotAherift 1110tIlia:144 ke,f,4411334A11 7 Ig9dalihlist dells her she pedder git olt Msdeer . : ye lath unt blashter ter perlidical karacters all ofer goot so no pody see tern awver tem shust be alected loik ter TatOriliklis do bailkiir. Tint ten she reated in ter Glope pokitk_olt Kuss, unt our olt Dr. Diddlewiddle, unt tot R944ti 4eir, OIiTY IC•Pma4h,kile.lo l o;ish she, unt olt Woots, unt olt Itichartson, ter boor +rale ) ,m4l:uillasa,,upt olt Woote r , osilquier, unt unt olt - Shad, all isle rbillielrbn federascp.or;ko firencers ,or konfounded fools pkiß . lne ki#l, i ;tor *44 1 pit.7Boo,alet' tem n4.poselicip m qr Ware, or wep,,atogg ephdx tem Ahailit so pedcr 1c.00,r0,a Walley, ov tern meets, spit, ter • Later: kspgjr.s TI at koomt dish ear, eater Kolompolo,:atat see ter olt ladders I Unt tern salt ter meetin she was komodious, nn t tern,all feel :$101Dt,ii111117! teak; tlll hailauter Tater Bucks, mit ter) blinalpies; ..awver I not nose wat dot Ish, yorktiobtibst !tem have shust not von bit of dot ding! Awver now I runt for Slberift not ighilminerable go tOu • mine name? Ain't it. Your vrient unt'sich, . - HONOBLPLE MISHTKR YOHONAS, Eshquier, CAMP DIRECTORY. 110. ',.r.10 Alk,;ns, J. A. Milroy. " 111 A nderson, J oneti,'Granville. " 456 Akers, T. C., Hollidaysburg. " 355 Aslicom, C. W, Hopewell. " 307-8 Aston, If. 11., Hbutzdale. " 351 Andel:son, G. W., Altoona. " 379 Aryl, Samuel, Port Royal. " 395-7 Ashman, Mrs. R. Three Springs. " 130 Ash, Rev. M. H. Newport. " Allen, Juo., blowport.„ " 357 Akers, J. R. Rev., Freadotn. ": 5 Bratiabadt, Catharine, Mapleton, " 460 Bathurst, 11. A., Cra:vsville. " 69 Bricker, Mrs. E. A., Chamber - sburg " 4M Brady, int). 8., Altoona. " 72 Barnhart, Rev. 1., Philipsburg. " 115 Brisktin, S. J., Lewistown. " 117 Bird, Mrs. M., Lewistown. " Boweracx, Mary, Shirleysburg. " 157 Berlin, Samuel, Tyrono. " 71-3 Bell; Mai. R M., Tyrono. " 41)3-10 Burchinell, Thos.. Huntingdon 33 Beard, 'nog., Newton 4amiltou " 123 Bell, T. Lewistown. • " !25 Bell & Martin, Lewistown. " 124 _Bell, Rev.J. Foster, Lewistown, " 47-8 Burn, J. Betz, Lewistown. " 17 Bob!. A. Y., Mapleton. " Brown, Mrs. I'., Mt. Union. ". liolidaystrarg. 3.13-14 15.4990. k, itZlialairburg. " 3 Burkhnder, C. C., Reedsvi I le. " 169 Bitrket, Dr. G. N., Tyrone. " 122 Brout, Anna, " 305 Briniltoltz, 1L.31, Port Rosal. " 3 S; l ' • at, nind _, " 339 Beillon.l, Itidillesburg._ . . " iS Bell, Rey. J. W., St. Clalr.,ville. " i47‘.1 ! .'l3uoy, Mrs. Jane, Lonolitown. " 412-14 'Bailey, Mrs. Carrie, Hollidaybburg. " CO Blair, Maj. 11., Waterloo. " 3131. llarndollar, J. J., Everett; " 362 Baughman, Jerry, Everett. " c 7-8 Conip, S. W., Altoona. " r 7-8 Creweling, Rev. S. A., 3lc3'eytown. " 101 Couden, Mrs. E., Newton Hamilton " 41 Clippingor, Rev. : W. A., Manor Hill. " ZO Clarkson, lion. D., Ca,sville. " 65-8 Curry, Rev. J. W.. Altoona. " 43.3 Crider, T., Anteotown. " 70 Canton, Jos.. Huntingdon. " 475-6 Cayney, Miss Jeunio, Hollidaysburg. " 19 eolith', Hugh, Tyrone. " 403 4 Cremer, W. D., Mifflin 6, 44 C,orktc, B. N. McVerown. Cheny ' S. D., Huntingdon. " 324 Coble, Jacob, Newport. " lUI Conrad, George, Huntingdon. " 418 Cohn, Mrs. John, Coffee flat, " 131 2 Decker, Re*. A'. W., New Bloomfield, " 29 Dunmire, Rev. N. N., Burnt CAUine. " 151 Dunmire, Mice Rob., Mapleton. " 175 Deisart, J. A., Newtou Hamilton. 343 Dritienderfer,.Peter, Port Royal. 4 . 53 Dunlap, Rev: G. W., Ca.Mll,;. " S Dean, Alfred. Newton Hamilton. " 136 Divot, Mrs. S. 0. LowistoWn. " 472 Deitrick, Mrs.K.,Birmingham. 374 Dvvor, John, I.loireytown7 " 365 Donahne, Rev. John, Everetf. 391 Downing, J. W., Orbisonia. " 81 EbY, Samuel, Mill Creek. " 910 Eielielberger, J. d! E., Saxton. " 109 Ely, 11ev. J. W, Wolfsburg. " .357 Ewing, Dr. C. M. Tyrone. " 13 Evans, Miss Kate, Lmvistown. " 4tl Egnlf, W. 11., Patterson. " 425 Edward, E. If., Tyrone. " SU Everhart, Col. J. (I, Martinsburg. " W Ferguson, Rer.W.•G., Lewistown. " 171 Yields, William, Newton Hamilton. 75 7 Foster, Rev. M. K., Huntingdon. " 152 Funk, Cyrus, Port Royal. " 161' Foster, D. 11., Mill Creek. " 120 Goddard, G. W., Lewistown. " 453 Grubb, Mr, 8., McConnellstown " 18" Gibson, G. G., Hopewell. " 159 Goshen & Brown, 31ifilin. 165 6 GitTeit, L. D., Mt. 'Union. " 143 Grube, Martin, Mt. Union. _ " 311. Gelleon, T. D. Hollidaysburg. " 393 Geyer. Rev. George, Tyrone. " 435 Graffius, Thomas W., Tyrone. " 110 Glazifr, Q. 0.1., linAtingdon. j " 810 Geiliart,E Philipsburg. . _ " 404 Good, .7:is. D., Mt. Union. 34$ Goodman, Mrs., Newport, " 54 Dossnell, Jae., Cassville. " 15 - llondetton, George U, Atkinson':, " 309 11:It/mil, John, Newport. " 403 Ilariethen, H. P., Tyrone. " 35 Heiater, David, Newton Hamilton. " 335 Hill, J. L., Newton Hamilton. " 107 Hamilton, John, Newton Hamilton, " 134 Houck, Laar, Hollidaysburg. 331 Harney, John S., Dudley. " 439 Hicks, J. D., Tyrone. " 477 8 Harvey, R. 8., Altoona. " 399 lierr,samutd :L., Po rt Royal " 322 Haimi,llenj., NewporL 1,503 ...210,879 ..285,543 6 Itardi, E:, 'Mattawan. 46•1 Hamer, Mrs,L. A,, lluutingdon " "14' Iloutz, - Ji, S., • Lewistown. - " 349 lletzell, J. J., Everett. 74,664 , " ,4G5 Isenberg, Miss Reb.. Mill Creek. 473 Isenberg, Dr. J. W., Altoona. " 415 Isenberg, John W., Shaver's Creek, " 444.. Ickes,lionry,Alt9ona. • " 155 Jonos,•Mrs.,"Letristown. " 471 Jenkins, Mrs., Huntingdon. " 455 Jackson, Mrs. K., Hollidaysburg. " 402 Johnston, J. U. t McVeytown. " 171 Johnston, Rev. James, New l'srbi. " 786 Jacobs, 11. U., No. 311 Walnut St. l'hil'a. •" 422 Jultries,•Cyrus, Mt. Onion. " 333-4 Feiner, John, Atkinson's Mill. 381 Kepner,dcohn, 55 . K. ira*Mgdon. 372 Kennedy William, lluntingdon. ‘• 163 Long, Rev. J. P., Milroy. " 447 Louden, I. A., Altoona. 7 4.0-2 lani,l7,lleri tx..fillio,-,1)..p0achia9.... • i • 143.:.5Lt.wistowin - - " 445-4 jppitlea, J. R.; dttororui. " .443 Loaard, Cyrus, Alt:ioila. 0 ' 394 Uainger, W.V., Martinsburg. " '46T Lytie, A. C., Granville. " Lonther, Jae., Altoona. " 108 Lindsay, Enz., Newton Iramillon. " Liner, Dr. A. E., Newton Hamilton .• .319 Lopkard, Maj., Mt. Tinton. - • - " 1 Llthrod, J. 11., Newton Hamilton. " 76 I.ekbkicker, A., Huntingdon. " 49.4 Latuste, D. G., Allenvllle. " 356 Lowrey, Col. J. F., Hopewell. " 393 Lawrence, 0. J., Tyrone. " F 9 LeonardA Irwin,lluntingdon. " g.s , Morrison, W. 6,Newstelp Hamilton. " 121-43 Iforrison, Yoshua; Letvl9town. " 193 • Morrison, Blijab . _/143wton Hamilton. " 27 . "Jamison, John, Newton Hamilton. " 411 Marshall, Mrs. Mary, Altoona. t " .• , Morrison, Mary, ME, Ijoion: • ~ . . " . `3ll.tehell, Williani, Lewistqwn. ' Miller, Mrs. B.11'.; LbwistOwn. " 79 31cColloch, Miss J., Huntingdon. " 191-2 Murphin, Mrs. C., NeWteri Mamllton. " 18. Miller, John 8., Newton.;lllaniillogii " 14 1 Morrison, John H., Lowistoyow ...., " ' Morgan, Lewis, Mt...Utlron. - - " 6 J 'liner:Bey: A. H., Newton Hamilton. " 3'.n ;21illei, sobs 11.;i0arton. ,-. i Po'. 14T2 ' M044411_12(411:00111 ul, Huntingdon. efl. l' M# l o4. (l 4f§!ur?" I . t Val• ' a., ' Moyer, ueorge, Lewistown. " 442 Miller, Moses, Lewistown. " 312 ..M.rtlono Al., Newt4n Hamilton. " 170 Myers, D. IL, litinfingdon. " 388 Mengle, D.; Huntingdon. " 432 , Morrison, J. L. c 0 S. 8., Newton Hamilton, " 100 I:3f ftchell, Mliss T.,3fcVeytown. " 307-8 Miller,Henry W. , , Huntingdon. " 438-gqieW H nger, W, Milemburg. Muthereleach, Mho; IL , Lewixtown " 30 Melick, Rev. J. Aker, ilaryirburi;. 1. 14 ., 304 Masters, rhtf.,Wierelli. , • - .7;1 , 4410,,... flolsissor, Mr.. 111111rY,MOICinaal MW. * , ta . „ ja_SCON J Jelin G. Stend.`e 241115. , _ - 31eRos, elin A , LCWI4(4I/. • - • *44 • fiseflanyre,laseb,-Mt. Unto& • " " 131-2 McCoy, 8. IL, (lrannville. " 38 11cRpo, Rev. W. A?'Orblsonia. 1110.4 Mek!idi.ltoe; tilranville. • 4 5,) 4a u /treDowell., W. It., Newton Hamilton. ‘, 147 „McMillan, Mina, gogi4a.yeburif. , rovocu; veorge, McCulloch e ' l4 1 1 . estlftaf, Rev . .1. 8., Huntingdon: Ree, McVeytown. •_ 1 1141111.80 MoCeed, lick J. ll.,.Tyronc. JIP%- W,l3lgrleYebttrg. 4 McCarthy, W. J., Atkinson' s Mills. " 4 352 pift ,.. 11101,..11ni. 31. J, Springfield Fur. J 341 41 Rev. J., Illoomeburz. " 426 McCarthy, J. R., Atkitibbik 14111,1 ! " 158 McCarthy. Dr. A. R.. Mt. Union.. -. " 448 r *fliittriciF , V• 1 APl l 4 l4 l"'l' I / •. t: •- " 108 Norton, J. W., Newton Hamilton. ; " 806 Noble, John, Camellia. " 109 Norton, 8. W., Newton Hamilton. " 396 Norton, James D., Newton Hamilton. " 399 Norton, 130nj., Jr., Newton Hamilton. " 105 ,Oake.4,,lapas,Rttleirg. " 479'' Webb, A . F".;l3ftmThkharn. " 398 O'Donald, Robert, Newton Hamilton. • " 137-8 Potter, John, Granville, " 88 Price, John, Freedom. " 45 Price, J., Altoona. " 63 Postlewiiith, G., Newton Hamilton. .167,8 Warden, Rev. H. G. 11011141apburg.! " 184 _ 0 ! t!per, WeeM. V. Paintetevttle! " 450-61 hitton, John, Altoona. " 427-8 Pennypacker, Rev. G. la., 51ifflin 454 Pheasant Abnun,Casavilie. 367 Peunypackor, Elias, Atkingon's Mills, " 453 Rox, 4,„3lapleton. " 41 Rdd6ll;2flT;itewivtow 11. " 469 Robinson. D. R, Lewistown. " 112 Rhodes, J. K., Newton Hamilton. " 21-2 Ricketts. D. W. Mt., Union. " 130 Rolierabark, B. Hollidaysburg. " 405 'tumbler, L. T., McVeytowu. "; ...111%osensted, J. M., Jolsnstown., • 125 PeferOurt! " 337 ROtAniain. fitirid,•Riddlesburg. " 116 Ralston, Mr.. N., Lewistown. 176 Rex, Rev. W. 11., Mapleton. " 148 Snowden, Sarah G., McVeytown. " 11 Stephen, Rev. W. 11., Hopewell. tTr. , Scbtiteriztr..m.i , Th6inpet tuwll. " 37 Speer, Mrs. Jane, Mt. Union. " 30 Stephens, F. D., Mt. Union. " 469 Shaw, Miss M., Lewistown. " 154 Sayer., W. & 1., Nowton Hamilton. 06 Seybert, William, Mt. Union. " 413 Sayler, John, Newton llamiltom. " 331-2 Strickler & Houpt, Huntingdon. i 3381.1FAiliettlitm,Reit. H ; T4teefsptipt~. " 306 Shade, Dr., & Rhea, Shade Gap. " 146 Sellers, George, Hollidaysburg. " 150 Stettler, George C., Hollidaysburg. " 133 Sharrer, Somuel, Hollidaysburg. " 5940 Sikes, Rev. George, McVeytown. " 457 Sypes, Miss Maggie, McVeytown. " 466 Shaffer k Bear, Mt. Union. " 34949 Snyder, Jacob, Altoona, , ' "' 468 Stethenli, MISS Belt AltoOna. " " • " 847 Snyder. Charlotte, Port Royal. 417 Study, E. K., Tyrone. " 510 Stevens, A. A., Tyrone. " 441 Stevens, Jacob, Attoona. " 226 Smithere, James E., Lewistown. " 74 Sterner, J. F., Phillipsburg. " 25 • Rmith. Rev AI L., Mt. Unico. " 34Y 81-2 Sands, Anthony, Mifflin. " 310 Saylor, Jno., Newport. " 400 Smulker, Miss A., Newton Hamilton " 152 Schwartz. Mm. A. M., McVeytown. " 326-8 Smith, Edward, Mt. Union. " 2 Shaver, J. Whits, Hi. V 1429, " 424 Shafer, Dr. William, Mt. 156 Smith, David, T1,1.?naP0211,....• - Vet " 436 Speedy, J. ~ Mifflintown. A 40tTemple,,p.A, Newton BaNstituis. " 171 Thentras:Vitri. W., Tyrone. Temple Anti Tay lor, Mill Creel:. M'An Voiiel, G. L., , Liwistown. " 12 Thompson, J. 8., Birmingham. 42D • Taidot AIL* Co.,Tyrote. • " 449 Utley, N. tL. Altoona. " 310 1 , Aployis u rt.l.l..vpirton Hamilton. " 129 Waters, cr. J., Lewistown. " uul yi) 4 oAionci Smith, Newton Hamilton. , 12411'WetrierOn mid North ;Newton llamiltun " 327 Weaver. 11. C., Huntingdon: • " 309 Whitney' Rev. W. It., Port Royal. Sunday at the J. V C, Meeting. [From the DAILY JOURNAL of Monday.] Yesterday was truly the great day of the feast at the Juniata Valley Camps' The people came ip in large numbers to the Tented Grove, and the worship was sincere on the part of a vast majority of those in attentlan&.• Saturday evening's trains brought immense crowds, add the number present during the eve ning was unparalleled in the history of the meeting. It has been inti timated that more were in the con gregations of Saturlay evening than on Sunday of last year. The order was good throughout all the exer cises, had do rowdying of a serious character was anywhere to be ob served. The sermon in No. 1 Circle was preached by Rev. J. S. Beyers, of the Virginia Conference, from 24 , Coriuthians, sth chap., 14th and 15th verses. It was an effort of great power and deep thought, and brought hearty responses from the hearts of the hearers. The sermon in No. 2 Circle was preached by Rev. G. D. Penuypaeker. The large congregation, in this instance, was held by the i)ower and eloquence of the speaker, and loud amens ! and hallelujahs ! resounded from every part of the assembly. The rules of the camp were strictly ob served in closing the meetings at the hour announced, and by 10f o'clock, comparative quiet reigned throughout the vast camp. '. Y SUNDAY MORNING dawned auspiciously, and at an early hour the people began to pour in from every quarter. Every train was loaded to its utmost capacity, and many curie iii vehicles from quite a distance. At 10 o'clock it was estimated that at least 10,000 people were on the camp ground. Every nook and corner was crowd ed with eager visitors, and it was nest to impossible to get through the streets at some points. The ser vices of the day were begun with a prayer meeting at 6 o'clock, in the Tabernacle. The attendance here was not what it should have been, but the early hour and the coolness of the morning no doubt deterred many from beiug.present who would have otherwise enjoyed it. This was followed by preaching at 8 o'- clock, bylleV: T. Barnhart, in Circle No. 1, from Ezekiel, xi, and 19 and 20th verses. The sermon was a very powerful one, and the subject was handled with the well-known skill and ability of the gentleman who preached it. The sermon, at the same hour, in Circle No. 2, was preached by Re". J. Cleaver, from Ist Corinthians, chap., and 23d to 26th verses. There, too, the people were treated to a "feast of fat things" from the lips of God's servant. The earnestness and power of the speaker took • hold of every heart. The 10 o'clock services be gan promptly at that hour. In No. 1 Circle, REV. I. - C. PEnsiinTo, D. D., .preached. a :moat bgillianit discourse, a synopsis of which :will be :given hereafter. In No. a:Circle, REV. GEORGE . GUYER held forth to a tremendous audience, and *heipowo 411(980;4 marked his sermon throughout. The best of order was observed, tiv oetmone were.liatened to with marked attention, and•much good feeling prevailed. .HUSTRIPPN..*AWCWA. Corrected Weekly by Henry .t Co WHOLEPALZ PCICE/11, HUNTINODON, PA.. August 2.7,, IS7-I.i 6 it 1 0 1 5 Superfine Stour--- Extra Flour Family Flour Red Wheat White Wheat Bark per cord ttirrtr,:l. l" Brooms II doz Beeswax IS pound Beene bushel Beef 2 kio s Cluverseed pounds, iv abbrr TP e4r— Chickens F lb Corn Ideal cwt Candles V lb Cranberries V quart Dried Apples V lb Dried Cherries V 1b..4444 Dried Beef. Eggs Feathers Flaxseed bushel Hops II pound —ns sgt9k." ••••,••?re .4--vf , 4•irti:* 444-44-1::1-00 1 30 . ILiy , ton new 15 ild Lard V . ll' new 12% Large onions 11 bushel 1 25 (late Philadelphia Cattle Market, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I.—Beef Cattle—There was a filir degree of activity to-day, but the demand, as heretofor, was cofilllnifi itiikcip4llYito ilie4bettn( 004 whlchbeing in small stock, brought very full prices. The supply of the medium and low grades, was above the average and they were difficult to move at almost any price. Philadelphia Produce Market. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I.—The flour market closes 4141, with a general disposition to realize at the recent decline. There is scarcely any export inquiry, and only, 1,500 bar rels Redstimeifincil,o4o l*r s n QuaKerfOitY Mills sold bn secret terms; 200 barrels Wisconsin extra at $5.75 ; 100 barrels Minnesota extrafamily at $7.25; Pennsylvania de. do., new wheat, at $Ga6.25 ; Indiana, do. do., new wheat; at $6 • 100 barrels do. do. do., old wheat, at $7: Rye flour is steady ; small sales at $5.25. In Corn Meal no sales. Guari.Z—The Aheat niarhpt is rather more active. There is, bewevert litilepr no shipping demand, and the millers only purchase of - choice grades to meet immediate wants ; sales of 400 bushels Pennsylvania amber at $1.25.. The Liverpool advises are again unfavorable, noting a further decline of 6d. Rye comes in slowly, and is held ►i 92c. Corn is in better request, but without improvemeint. giToi,l4(rs. Z7°4,1=11112 8 i h'eenlevellfraintl V lceeil at &s@B6c. Oats are in better request, with gales of 7,500 bushels Western whitest 51@52c. y:44 • ••-.1 W tiso `.,diaarildintlionaphy the , Psesraltioatillosivockir. Wm. Cady, of Orbisona, to Mies M. J. Endow} . 4 , 0 :10 s. ' • • UP • theli 14th ult., Grace, infant :I*** pf. N. 1, 4 8.4401. 11. Atkinson, aged 9 Tr'hiftfet,ltatqri §ll AlWircOlivin The allter feligrtng,, Aug. 25tE., o(44)2log Strr• tr, late Of Shaver's Crbtfte,' aeol 4010iiirs. ' LI • .1 HAWN.—At Mill Creek, Juli t l2ln, Mr E 0 Hawn, aged 22 years 1 month and 22 &Ole." "Our brother sleepeth." CENTAUR LINIMENT, There is no pain, which the Centaur Liniments a ill nm relieve, no swelling they will not subdue, and no lameness which they will nut cure. This is strong language, but i its true. They Lave produced more cares of rheumatism, neuralgia, leek-jaw, palsy, sprains, swelling, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt-rheum, ear-ache, &e., upon the human frame, and °retrains, spavin, galls, Sc., upon the animals in one year than have all other pretended remedies since the world began. They are counter-irritant, ail healing pain relievers. Cripples throw sway their crutches, the lama walk, posionons bites are rendered harmless and the wounded are healed without a scar. The recipe is pub lished around earls bottle. They sell us no article ever be fore sold, and they sell because they do jn3t what they pre- tend to do. Those who now suffer from rhunintimm, pain or swelling deserve te suffer if they will not use Centaur Liniment, white wrapper. More than 1000 certificates of remarkable cures, including frozen limbo, chronic rheu matism, gout, running tumors, kc., have been received. We will send a circular containing certificates, the recipe /cc., gratis, to any one requesting it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth ene hundred dollars for spavined or sweenied horses and mules or P.r screw-worm in sheep. Stock-ownent--these liniments are worth your attention. No fatuity hhould be without them 'White wrapper fur family use;" Yellow wrapper fur an- iniab. Soli by ill Druggi3te, LO routs per bottle; law bottles, $l.OO. J. B. RUSE t Co., 53 Broadway, New York CASTORIA is more than a substitute for Castor 011. It is the only safe article in existence which is certain to • sirnilate the food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep. It contain/1 neither minerals morphine or alcohol, and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry and mothers may nut. For Pale by JOIN READ & SONS. 0ct:15,1873-Iy. HOUSEHOLD !"'"Y WELL . "U SUF FE PANACEA -AND FAMILY LINIMENT. Julylo,lS73-Iy. The most miserable heaings in the world are those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com plaint. More than seventy-five per cent. of the people in the United States are afflicted with these two diseases and their effect, such as sour stom ach, sick headache, habitual costiveness, impure blood, heartburn, waterbrash, gnawing and burn ing pains at the pit of the stOwach, yellow skin, coated tongue and disagreeable taste in the mouth coming up of the food after eating, low spirits. &e. Go to the drug store of S. S. smini SONS, aad get a 75 cent bottle, or a sample bottle for 10 cents. Try it. G. G. GREEN, JunelOeow.Smos. Woodbury, N. J. THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE of an old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription of one of the best Female Physicians and Nurses in the United States, and has been used for thirty years with never fail ing safety and success by millions of mothers and children, from the feeble infant of one week old to the adult. It corrects acidity of the stomach, re lieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, and gives rent, health and comfort to mother andehild. We believe it to be the Best and Surest Remedy in World in all eases of Dysentery and Diarrhoea in Children, whether it arises from Teething or from any other cause. Full directions for using will accompany each bottle. None Genuine unless the fae-simile of CURTIS k PERKINS is on the out side wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. Julyl6,l 573-Iy. CUT THIS OUT, IT NAY SAYE There is no person living but what suffers more or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Con sumption, yet some would die ratherthan Oaiy 75 cents for a bottle of medicine that would eure them.", Dr. A. Bosehee's German Syrup has lately been introduced to this country from Germany, and its wonderous cures astonish everyone that tsy it. .If you doubt wba smo...aasp. iss. riot. cut this out and talc , : it to your Druggist S.. S. SMITH tt SONS, and get a sample bottle fur 10 cents, or a regular size fur 75 cents. IL G. GREEN, Woodbury, N. J. Aug.20,1373-Iy. C url - A - 444 -OFTEN, LOOK PALE L • and Sick. Ito other .ca than having worms in the stomach. BROWN'S VERMIFUtIE COMFITS will destroy Worms without injury to the thild, being perfectly WRITE, and fVee from all coloring or other injurious ingredients usually used in worm preparations. CURTIS ,t BROWN, Proprietors, No. 215 Fulton Street, New York. Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in Medicines at 25 cents a box. Sold lir JOHN READ Jr SONS. Ju1y16,1873-Iy. THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOV. ERY OF THE 19th CENTURY. Dr. S. D. Ilowe's Arabian Milk-Core fur Con sumption, and all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. (The only medicine of the kind in the world.) A substitute for Cod Liver Oil. Per manently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, Loss of Voice, Shortness of Breath, Catarrh, Croup. Coughs, Colds, !cc., in a few days, like magic. Price $1 per . l,43ttle. Also, Dr. S. D. tiowe's Arahcans Tonio Politer, which dif. fors from all other preparations in its immediate seiinn up,ort,tho 4i9u, XidnOrp and Mood. It is purely vegetable; and cleanses lie 'system of all impurities. builds it right up, and makes Pure, Rich IlloodiAt curew Scrofulous Dive:Loos of all ki^nds. retneVek Cowstkpation, snit regolaics the Bowels. For "General Debility," "Lost Vitality," ,antl "Prritendssrl , Pollutions," I `fOistlifilige N "the ICentaij" to find i s equal. Diery'bbttle is worth its weight in 01 . l'rice $1 per bottle. DR. S. D. HOWE'S ARABIAN "SUGAR COATED" LIVER PILLS. dtivaa • • • They clear/J . Livtidanti' &Aida thoroughly, netuove CAW fiptaios i eol34gin tip islowel nor any other injurious ingredient , and act quickly upon these organs, without producing pain or weakness. Price 23 cents per box. CONSUMPTLIMS should use all three of the above medicines. ' so Sold by S. S. SMITH 50 1, Driggist, Sole Agents No. 518 Penn' oet, ljuntingdon, Pa. DR. S. D. HOWLS9Ie Proprietor, 181 Chatiberli St., New York. N0v.5,1873-Iyr. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. [Estore of SAMUEL HETRICK, dec'd.] Letters otAdministration having been granted to the undersigned living near James Creek post oftlice, on the estate of Samuel Hetrick, late of Penn township. deceased, all persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate will make im mediate pOluept and thole having claims to pre sent them clalrs-Utheoticated for settlement. • JUCHAEL GARNER, July264t. Administrator. .. 100 HOVE 3INCOTII2B - AT COST. CLOSING OUT AGENCY. NOW is tho time to buy one of, tliese famous ma chines at a low price. flaying resolved to quit the .Agency and close out stock of machines on hand. I oiler from non' to August 20th GREAT BARGAINS for cash or part sash and note wilts approved se curity. Machines of latest improved style and everyone guarrantetit I will still continue to supply machine needles, oil and attsehments at my Carpet Store. Buy the HOWE now; for after I close oat, they can only be obtaisied at 0)6,6111 listlelee!• JAS. A. BROWN, JUly29-1 5251 Penn street. somtniika:, FIRST !NATIONAL 4INI4ERI. OPPOSITE TILE IeIII.ST NATIONAL BARK. Here is the place t i o: t blit . your 'MEAL; CAKES and GROCE RI Kt; - td get the 'Wirth or your money. Fruit, fresh its canned, thil test COFFEE, SUGAR, STRUPS, CHEESE. CENTENNIAL: SAUCE, _ CENTENNIAL CELERY SALT, fVFNOTIQV+RIfVgST QUATITY, JELLIES ; FLAYoRm EXTRACTS. Wheat, Bran and Rye Bread, baked daily, Cakes for parties, beirod•to order. All orders will be de. livered if required. Give us a call. july29-limos,] t WILLIAM SMITH. k:941„ ALL Klpily, O rit ii6 o 9 TO 1110.'i f.i.;l i "JOURNAL" BUILDING Special Notices To all persons soli°, in g from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps in the limbs oratomach, Billions 'Colic, Pain in the bowels Hr side, we would say, 'THE HOUSEHOLD CEA and FAMILY LINI MENT is of all others the remedy you want for in ternal and external use. It has cured the above complaints in thousands of oases. There is no mis- I take about it. Try it. 'Sold by all Druggists. AUGUST FLOWER. YOUR LIFE, Printing. TO ADVERTISERS: THE HITNTINGDON JOURNAL PUDLIBfIIiI) EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING J. R. DURBORROW k J. A. NASH. Office in now JorRNAL building Fifth St ffUNTINGDON, PA THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. CIRCULATION 1800. HOME AND FOREIGN ADVERTISE MENTS INSERTED ON REA- SONABLE TERMS. A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: $2.00 per annum in advance. $250 within six months. $3.00 if not paid within the year. New Advertisements. EYE CUPS. SPECTACLES RENDERED USELESS. Dr. J. Ball & Co.'s Patent Eye Ceps restore impaired vision. cures near sighteJeass, 'mese times blindness. and many other diseases of the EYE• Furnished by Rev. S. A. CREVELING, M'Veytowa, Mien grossly, Pa. Sole agent for Mifflin, Beetiegoles, Noir eat; Juniata couties. Juse24- Imes. 11ULING k BROTHER, No. 1100 WASHINGTON STREET, HUNTINGDON, PA., Mann faeturers of CANDIES. and wholesale dealers is FORHAIN AND DOMESTIC liRVITS, NUTS, Se., as., *e. at oily price?. Orders by moil will receive prompt atteatios. lIi'LINI A DROTHER. Julyl-3rnos. S. ROTC* ITNAART. maw'. N. 1111..4111 STEWART s BLACK. HOUSE, SIGN a ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. No. 515, WASHINGTON STREET, HUNTINGDON, PA. A liberal patronage solicited, sod satislostion guaranteed. PHILIP KABIS, SHIM, ICY/MUSA, PA. Manufacturer of FIRE PROOF STONEWARE, IRON STONE PRUIT JARS. WATER PI?, for drains, Ac, STORE ?titre. I offer to the public a Stoneware Pump, wbiel *anent sad will not wear out. Baring pot up a large nwasbas all of which bare given entire satisfacties, sooting less than the wooden pump. If not satisfactory, no, charge. I als offer a Stoneware Ftwit Can ilia severe) • whieb has no equal, coal oil will not snap tbswegb, wadi espoeially for causing fruit, easily clewed. Improves by use, have been In ass for years, more than lit/ thousand are now is sae and have given entire satisfaction. PRIVATE FAMILEB can order direct frees the Pottery, Jars or anyother ware. June3-6mor. STEAM ENGINE AND AGRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENT FACTORY. No. 1004, Washington Street, Huntingdon, Pa., J. A. POLLOCK, Proprietor. Manufactures sad famished Mashiarry for oil kinds of machine work. Special silentiya given to lilting up a cheap Are of Machinery, designed for man insinefeetsross. Second-hand Engines and Maehinety st low piens. Drawings fur 31achinery sad Patterns for eantinp Bade to seder. ENGINES. sad MACHINERY wt up, a,ad CYL INDERS bored out without moviet from bed, la say part of the solitary. Agent for Kreider, Ziodgraff 41 G.. Millwrights and Maohinests, who build sad sw•pletoly florae& milts of every kind. Employisig lasehaaies who thoroughly andirstand their trade, satisfactory work will always be A Blanchard Spoke Lathe for sale at a very low Fri". April 224. COME TO THE JOURNAL OFFICE FOR YOUR JOB PRINTING. If you west sale bills, If yes want bill beeds,• If you want letter beads, If you went viskieg saris, if you watt business eerie, If you west Meeks of say kW, If you west ea./dupe, seedy plated, If you watt &ankle; prhttet be s wahine like manner, sad at very reasesabis rates, have your orders at the above tamed ease. PrcT u rit"ES I PierußlS I ICTUR A fell line of CIIROMOS and other PICITRIX, very cheap, ir.` o'4 , , JOURNAL STATIONERY STORE. "HUEY A CHRIST, stcrlmentla lie SZTOSII 1 OR To t►w istenusall is doe p• 1•11••• if s striseir PLR) RYE WHISKY. for maiiima perpoess we sew BAILEY'S MRS ATE. pries 12 to U pot pato. sod sill slip to mit agar to wit putsittoott. W. eke bona, hinpoly • COPPIR DISTILLED WiIISET, prise !rem 111.$11 Se ELM :.pew FINE WINES, 'DANDIES AND 4121, sad sI seeellsseesers of DL 11711111111111 TONIC HMI BITTXXS. Peed fir Prise Liss. irsT • MEW, 121 Dertb Tliri Sareal. PlMisallpaie. 1eee24,1474-12r. 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