The Huntingdon Journal. - J UNE 22, 1677. FRIDAY, DING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE W. L. FOULK, Agent of the Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia Press Association, Is the only person in Pittsburgh authorized to rec::►ae nivertisetuents for the JOURNAL. Ile has our meat rates 1 - 40 - (:.4,L AN D PE!ISONAI, Brief Mention—Home-wade and Stolen. Che.rring lo the fore, flrtilEl - 9 Are il3ying. ra!,s ihe Pay tits , lit •;f3 bi;l that thou oweit. r 9 ta!”..,4, eiehty eert! a per R m:trkg•• at faily 20 cents per quart. Je•l- Ffiultiti r.; Vp-stave admirably C• h ~,. !'he ray! tr2ing, w. hear it rumored, are to be he I'. It. 1»4.c~i ~ J. (I. & 1.a% e it.la water pipes laid ifthl ..hr.r Z'ae!ory A liot,l ..1 good. tiry yellow p:no wood will be taken at .11'.3 ottce, ou Euliocription. Lnjto,it ;MIK rtgrp , e Sboul,l 'lover attempt to itui.st.• lo , ir itlAre fortunate neighbors. T'n» iv r in the R^osj case, in a body, ettsrtled the e , :tureh, on Sund•ty psi. We h,vss s.stn).l,l a esikn of roan ;;tor. ;lie fac tory 0; Ca.. ati.l cif t it hi-sr-Oasis ninFt pe.pitta land n Ftreels on 'Tuesday hut. col. J::n V.S. 1 .;:: vrinkrs RIPC. in council On th. Juniata, , np i ) .g grciundf, on the 12th pro'. v.~ 1 a-. 1 not st 4 libundont as iL was rola!, 1, H big scare. : it exot,!l4.nt c.r.ier in the p v ,a he Las to use his tip-stave to ,1114 . 7 r4:11 w. 11111 Orer A spot p.,; ea! ty crt. 1i1• itl fill: as )1 1.4 n ov, we:l en-u the hard cuuSAvra:.oo. Dav , ,,i J.Jiin.!on. esl., or A!exandria, ins been on ao extewie..l IV. s - .sa t hr. lie reports buei ness eisrpai.7 4;C •fl trolti,l a. A pa.riy of dr.lnken IC:ae'cguardA attempted to raise a pi:l,er. 501% :n the no:gh . oo.hoott of the der.et, tiOttr Ott Sattzrcia. night. T. C. r'sher af;:tn carrel off the Woe ri',bon in a ort' , S , :arum 0.2 WiiiarliA. nn Stourtlay night, lae• wtth P•Atizoo, of liarrii;jurg. A I ight• r r.e perforwQr gave a pnblio exhibition in th. mi:r.d on Friday el-ening last, much to the of the , 1 eni:e 11 ,, pu:a ion. (Jrd tow,,gmen, 3fexsrs. Tlrwyn, Armitage and Cor,utn. aft, atlen‘lanort at the State St•nday Sehani t -wit it in liar, .si,:trg, last vivetc. The hisl,l,o:oe 4of i let which graces the JOU RNAL ttarr:um+s • t L 4 .a of Niieres attie *tot i v . !.. ::oui we eturu our oest :hanks. The on Fridny last, and nit to:kf. !lave a itig ahead. They thwerve vin b , , 7) used up for tan Lt.?, nine Or :,13 171,f ,„ S.ube;Areeker, Ilme re un:ract fur ll,v distribu!ion ur tue !ire Dep:triment at llnr- eetved docua. - 2 rimwrz. I 04i .10:w Such a eutuivined effort u,.on tue part of all its of• , ..h , es s:wave wida to p'..easo its gr.wits, that tb,, :7j:.•:, tin- 11... is pre to rekurn !wit men manifest, more t. - - ar trial the carte, than wen i n th a t cult , it.l ei . t:ioll , cii to ettri•mity ? eUti•Aii . t with 11, : ,iley a nd ka• li..gir, ?1,!., two/ represent the Den,traey of Itont.ivinu e•innty. aft it , 9preeentative fic!egAtee, in the next .:ate Convent itm of that patty. Mrs. Simt-nson. corner of Fifth and Penn streets. Imving I..er residnuce painted, penciled, and 4 ,th erw i so Onr friend, Adam 11,11"tunn, the boss pititi!vr it.reatrays, is doing the job. T. W. J..ck.on. efoi., the Democratic candidate for Distri:q Dlair comity, goprcii over a few to ittor a game of kidiards and '•eee tiow. ;he isit!g works" one day hoz:, week. Mr. 1 i.ag. war ingiou's eti . o!it:nt Corp leaelotre. , , inzend to IVSIIIIII3 the fermi *gag - , WI, are sorrr to part with hien as he is a very e!et yo,:ag geti:!eata awl a g neral favor ite. '•Du you mean to Fa; that Dr. Shade would ~ s eAr?" Witnet“: "No, only when he Ras mad ae woul,l esrear al hard as either you or 1." The C9urt promptly enecked the rising rri , lty last g. (l'ampwv, ~ , q., of CIA , tawnsaip. K.tv ti , {miNed to placile , 3 in the Several Cunrti Ci Lll6 , ,otitry. Mr. bad considera ble e-spense .na we ivsn him p:enty of "fat" etienis. Mrs. Then. l!enner, of rete ,- sburg, this county, has inrentpd the mos! cunning little implement for corning and enting apples that has come to odr notice. cuts d and moat convenient Alting ot, Oar mutual friend, l: inert Mason, eacl. , of lark -174,441, erg, hos !be imlo-c,m2trmet for carrying the mail *.rum .•reek to Ook's Mi;i4, Paradise Filen- Trough Peek, commencing the first of _July., .:UT. The..lrort o 'a. lito•Jry Society. attached to the !llontingti , ...n Ne.rnea! Schoc,!, wdl gi. a an enter he Penn Street Hal:, on Monday :afterroen :11:d Pv. ning, on tai 29:h inst. The pub .lie ere 'llVrt- , :. •0 :eh. erected by the Hawn ierzn cht: Tae nev i. 113ratact, •n si-Inia, a sown clip, was medicated on - Stind.ty era. Dcycr and Focht officiating. the ! , 17%7111 , ,* !.• . • , :teitirtZ the dedicatory a: ninon, and ,the :a . t.r a ae:inon in ti,rinan. 'llO 'Tenit,•s.rstts . " drrw a large house on Tht:T.i.ty rc - anti everTixt:iy was w:! , _ This is the best ar.l will it:ways find a Lent: y [ lcy V 'Sit our town. W.qtan, in th's place,nnmed Filo . .ne hundred end h e r 1, 73 ri ! !g is 119,d. but her Ely :7;g is eld!et"gee- Wp 11ar•► eir.. - en ye., eye,: g on.l , ight.' i 4 , aa Eve to knit or sew without nid Buy a t; , •ke , ,or the Literary Entertainment to 1.• held in Penn :‘ , :reet Friday Evening. June 29:h. !:", cents or 2 for 25 cents; children, cents:r..erred seats 25 cents. Proceeds to be applied in the i.nrchsso of books for the School and the h!te,ry Society. Smite niaonointod seonndr.l entered the rosi .4len., o .'n frimpl. B. Frank Isenberg, req., on Frislay last, ge,l 10010 that gentleman's ;hat OJT szancling in the hall. It was a rnesn !I,:ftg, r..n,lered tionbty so by stealing ifrom s. rt , ..u!leinitn as Frank. A !hat. rotti , .oi of IT not ingdon, north of Mifflin ettreet. 114 s no assurance, in ease of fire, that a single property can be saved. At the last trial all doubts upon qaat sn'oject were .lispolletl. Thehose nu not berl r the pressure. Water Works a!one will s ave that lo:.rt ;or. of I,,wn a ~ !ItSe 0: tire. A report Iva* ertensively eireit7atc4, on Satur day night, an,' :outlay morning last, that Stearn bad dial in jail where soave of his persecutors had him malieinosly incarcerated, hut it proved to he a canal'''. Wising been given too ninon opium it was thought that he had taken an overdose. • The barn of Samuel Morrison, in Barret, town ship, was tonally destroyed by tire on Tuesday last, togeth.or with ten tone of bay, two horses, two 'rezone end a buggy. ;end a general assort -4cent of farming implements. ney have no idea .of tb a , ,r;;!., of th, are. This a heavy loss to .Mr. AlarriQon. Thy closing exercises of the West Huntingdon Select 501.,01 will be held in Penn Street Hall, Friday. •tune 29th. Doors open at .9 a. m., 2p. an.. and 7 i p. m. Admis.ion lie. during the morn ing and afternoon. Those who desire reserved .seats for the Evantag Entertainment should secure tkel" at once. Tickets msy be had st the book ss.:ores. The 'sew o-dioance against hucksters and oth ers eT or-d that train •to the di-advantage of a groat rawilee. If people who came to town are to be charged a li.euse i,e‘tause they want to eel) 'something, would it not he jug as steasible to ask those to proettri license who come to town to The seller and buyer ought to be placed upon the came fo,ting. (live es a market house or repeal this humbug. On Wetinesdav evlning of lest , week Mrs. Wm. S. 11nrlhin , it, wire of Capt. Bore Moen, Receiver .1' Pithlin Monies. at Fairplay, Colorado. and her little daugh , er, aceompanied by her niece, Miss Jonn.a Mytrin. lets to join her IsT:shand in the dis tant 1111 e 1:y M....otains. Re ,- numerous friends and r ,-- ations w 7 En too little party God speed and a happy evet 7 ne,- of licit- sod dear ones at the end of Ibc .ung journey. The gae•sion of co.ts was the all importivq question last week. We pitied a number who were absolutely destine. The county ought to make previs.ou to pay them. It is simply an outrage to drag them here, by legal pr-cess, one then leave them 'About the means of subsistence. 'The hotsl keepers cannot be exoected to gratui tous'y feed those brough. nPreu,.on F , ocesseissued Out of our Courts. It is a ring too much. That ably-condr •ted and handsome :blication, the Johosto , n Daily Tribune, put on a new suit last week, and it looks ever so nice in its new ,clothes. The Tribua. is the best inland daily in the State, —4.4 far surpasses t majority of papers snaking greater press :ions. Its news columns always contain the latest intelligen - e from all quarters, while its I 'al .departmout is unsurpassed .and unsurpassable. Long life to the Tribune, The Mt. Union Timer, in noticing the game of checkers recently played in this place, between Messrs. Fisher and Custer, cars upon the editor of the Johnstown DPhaocrot to "go for" Mr. Fish er, and says that "Mr. F. will not be common amin , ement for him." Friend Mamma, get Mr. We-drutt down here. if you, can en.l oxir . . it,his scalp locks wiltilangl:± nun, Mr. l'islier's belt in a litle less than no time. He can heat Mr. Woodruff, or "any other man." The public schools of flantingion hare closed for the long Summer vaca+ion. We learn from Prof. J. Irvin White, their eeicient Principal, that du ring the last school year there were eorullA over 900 pupils. The average daily toteodann for the whole school year Was 531 . Tau percentage of at tendance fur the same Line wits cd, a bighcr over age. we think, than titu,t s.!houl. can show. '1 here are 14 schools in al:, an .I oa(ttAig cohneti school, which is small. th-.., s s e an average of 70 pulii:s to each school. JOTTINGS BY "Bos." Corn plowing is in order now; the crop look promising. , The new additiln to tl:c Pcor House is nearing completion. Fire easns of selrlet fever were reported in Shirleysborg last week. The East Brond Top Railroad dill a good bus iness carrying passengers last wick. "A poor n 11 , " &c. The high enertable of Shirii‘vglinr. "0.0-a for" the hogs• Some of the fartuer,, in the ‘icintty, think the ordinance a bsd one. The prottends of the Fe.fir2l. Shirhysluarg, on the evenings of 15 , h and ]6th inat., f“r the benefit of the M. E.Chorch, were over fif:y do?lare. Mr. James WKinFt ry 3i new dwel!- ing hence en his Fhir!...,-o, t irg. Levi Myers is tieing the earpre,r Tha cage and then the bird, James. The man in Shirity,l,,rg :hat Flonised !n give his wife all :he silvf.,r ..0;n hr .Ir.7".ng thi.: year in beginning to , hip's it i. g. ii!:g Ino p'tw: ; he in talking of intlatiop. The brick work. of the new M. E. Church. in Shie,ygi,erg. w. Q POtep . ,t,l evening lost. The enrr,ee'vt4 tov, 1"'" 7 "g HP the b. 3.4 •.• tiv :r• h a v • bcan indieteql tor runnier i‘o l y 7 etl.s. A fin, of 1,01 trJF • pr hav e ap— 4o Br t 1 i Top on r. 114tn,1:on, vs: Pitts- !wale., to Cua•t. V Ootir,r ? The wi.eat in 'loe cr,l of ILe ro7lnty is lliaktu,g a fiut. o..'s The . 27rass Prop sy be f.C.3 1.0 the ent-1 , , , ,k .sr 11/trli t taiii! 171,T1 1,,Le!;".,.r srlierit now w%en $2.10 c”u'il hay, Li tn go'. a d a pill hi;iier price was n.boec unto,' lilt's, grid:ratan viti!t our town. The ft: owing notice . out the 14 "The Au,tra:ian Tom Tirtm 7 ., :Ti. t,2 lion., without esccioion, ilia ut::;;;I , i .1 , mite of manhood ally, o hig time. Ag.t, eral inches les3 in s!..il.kro tivem :r!, ramtn and h.is infinitely more : . nan ,ny. it!! gfsnf:eman ws here ever seen. i 4 at a wolf formal miniature in tn. 4 v:•r:i epai,V.in. and ,inga and. dane.qu.ltnintlOy. His (ion •W. - uue al..nr. as Irishnran and jig wer: 9 .'1 brought a dern,nd 1%.r Prqn-,or Mil -yr introduced the tituiPral and gave a lengtlicue I series of feats of legerdeow in of Ihe twist p!ea4iug and ortountline character. Tale proresoir is most. neemnplisli..l nod witness his clev,r pvr:......vai.:e is bib a mlQ f, and instructive. Miss Millar, wi.) aols at aceompanyist tit.serve. a evoiline e , tupi:nent l.)7• her piano playine. Her execution 11 bill, 11.-r maniulati,on skillful and brilliant." We are authorized to guarantee this remedrz for the cure of DysperiJ. Inac• ire .I..irer, Soar Stout gel), Coustips:ion, boss of Appetite. Coming up of Food. Yellow Skin, and General l.r.ngnor and `, uu Lauri. a;:;inow!ctlge :bat this would be ruinous unless we hod pontiva evi4-oc.e that it will v.. re. You who are suffering from the, com plaints, these words ate addressed—and will you continue to sulfur when 3 ou can be cured on such terms ? It is for you to determine. Sample bottle, 10 cents; regular size 75 cents. Sold .i.y S. S. Son and J. Read 1 Sons. 50,000 die annually by neglei,ing a Cough, Cold or Croup. often leading to Consuinpiion and the grave. Why will you negleet CO itnpori:ant a mat tt.r when yon can got at yonr Sll!Lou'q Coe aGlreTto CrIZE, whit the assurance of a ipecily recovery. For sorenees across the Chest or Lungs or butte oeSide, Snit.ine,t gives prompt relief. Sold by 'Le:I.! . Suns and S. S. Smith & on. If A CICSIKTACK, a popular and trag:•ant perfume. Sold by Smith & Son and Read & Sow , . Enp 13-6m-eow. VICTORY I VICTORY) The Tlrlt9 have whip ped the Russians, and MONTGOMERY stills sells dress and business suits made to order cheaper than any place else in the connty. 100 samples to select from. Menures taken and good fits guarrantecd. Don't forgA Cie plac:., four doors al.)ov® the ..Tour,_7.tl, A reduction . on all soaps awl other toilet articles, at J. H. Mack k Co's. ern,7, store. It IL S. WESTBROOK, in the Diamond, is having a good run on ice cream. ? Became he masn a good article, ani al17:!: 3 leas four or five different flavor:4. A CERTAIN 11EADACHN CVRE.—if y,)u suffer from sick or nervous he l .,l 3e l i e, nicLea; f ig ness or neuralgia, go to your iirrt: - .7 -ist and get a ten cent trial pack of Cr. Heisiey's Vie!or Headache Powders, or J. It. Heisley & Co., Salem, N. J., Iv iil m&l them post paid. A s:u ;Vs powder actually cures the most dis;r:!ts ing cases in ten minates. I - . is purely vege table, entirely harmless, a pitysie;an's discov ery and we guarantee it to dJ s!i You can gpt the 50 cent peeks or the 10 cent trial size at Frank C. Wegrs in Huntingdon, and at all other first-rises druggists every where. Convince younieif. p9D211-ly Ready-made Clothinlr for men, yo , :ths arA boys at 1110ST(OMERY'S, cheap 1.. r c:)., Also trunks,satchels,hate, m and Geof s' furnis!t ing Goods, cheap for cash. Tilurber & Co's. best brands or segars, the Central Drug Sore, .1. H. B'.l .k Measures for sitC.r:.,; ta;:ea at MUCrGOM ERY'S. Good Try :wt A CLEAN and agr pbur Olutmen ,, , anq used as retiledi , r; S s es 411: :e!. is Glenn's Snipliar cures far more rapidly and completely and does not soil the linen. 'Depot, Cr;t‘entou's, No. 7 ;;;..n, Av. N.Y. Hill's HLir IVitsicer Dye, black or brown, 50 ct.s. June 1-Im. All the standard patent me' ;eines found at the Central Drug St...re, earner sth k, Wash ington streets. I t Regular Secretion Essential to Health. The regular secretion anil fl ys. of the gastric juices, and of the bile wines tun We. of Ilos tetter's Stomach Bitters promotes, are ell - nts which conduce materially to the restoration of health, when the system is discarded. raod is not digesled in the dyspeptic stomach be cause the gastric fluid is deficient, super:timid nut or vitiated ;—the liver het:on:es congested and the bowels eonstips.t.td.beettuse the supply of bite is inadequate or ml directed. Titre Bitters rectifies ail this. and removes every consequence of non-ass;tuilation and bilious irregularity. Furthermore, it stimulates the action of the kidneys, by which impurities are so to speak, strained from the blood, and any tendency in the urinary organs to grow slug gish and disordered counteracted. Whether it be used as a means of regulating gastric or bilious secretion, and relieving the overloaded bowels, or to promote complete, and therefore healthful, urination, Hostetter's Bitters may be relied upon with confidence to accomplisa the end iu view. J. H. Black k Co. sell the famous Geo an article superior in every respect to giycer •ine it ATTENTION, ATTENTION, YE PEOPLE! If you want Dr.y Goods, If you want Notions, If you want good Groceries, If you want Queen ware, If you want Ladle's & hEs4es' Slloei Ind Gait- ere, If you want Gent's Gaiters, If you want Men and Boy's Brogans, If you want good mackerel, Call at the cheap store, corner Bth and Wash ington streets. and Decker & Shaffner will taco pleasure in showing their goods. You will then be convinced that they do sell the cheapest and best in the town. Clams! CLAYS I ! CLAMS 111 by the dozen, hundred or thousand at R. S. Westbrook's Restaurant, in the Diamond. Also, Pine Ap ples by the dozen, cheap. I' you want Wedding Invitatioaß—beautiful and cheap—go to the jotraxeL Store. tf We have just received 6.n additional slpply of "cuts" suita.l.e for embellishing sale bills, kud are better prepared than ever to do this iand of printing. Orlers from a distance will receive prompt attention. tf. ('l'! erg Dr. Shiloh's System Vitalizer . S' , :o.=T:! , .l'e cur AUGUST FLOWER. t;) F.171 . 9'71r, from Dyspepsia and Liter Com p:ain t. Mr;i-e than seventy-five per cent of the peop!e in the Un:ted States are afflicted with these t7,041;: - ,ea.zr,s and their effects ; such as sou:. Stoma,h, Sick Headache, Habitual Cos tiveness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heart-burn, Water-brash, gnawing and burning pains at the p't cf the Stomach ' Yellow Skin, Cdated To , Tg::e 24.m.1 disagrecable taste in the month, cowin up of food after eating, low spirits, lc. Go to your Druggists S. S. Smith & Son -0:0 l{,-.11 t 54)13,. Huntingdon, Pa., and Ze'. 75 ,•,?.•;!: llo!1:e or AUGUST FLOWER or a TIIE PIAACE TO BUY Furniture and Boni;loes, is at J. A. If y,,•1 walt to make the hearts of the little ones cf!nl, hue them some of the handsome :7,Er for 3A le at the Jiivuxia Store. if HUNTINGDON MARKETS Corrected Weekly by Henry tt Co WITOLISALZ HUNTISOLUt4, PAL. June 21, 1877. 801.,110e :'lour l'...ar 9 (0 F.{sli; l'l.olr 9 50 ken ••c• •c: •I 40 1•2Y4 I•c•.•cccsPci::, 11o,n 1.,!•.0,0t 1 Dtkils , ' f 11eet C!;.n.!l .. . 8 ..0 lain 50 Corn s.:••t;e 4 Cori Ill , •11V. eel 1 40 Drieci rb. Priecl: re. = 2 : It, Drie.! 15 ••• Yen•lt , . ( . 1 ) 1 Co if • - 1 1 f t. 2O 12 • lU pi l • • • lid• • 32(4,35 2245:25 •,c1 :'• . 1..0 45 pounds 125 11— - v 10 c!•:'cc 14 ? '• • 60 0•4:: Po' c''.o- 1 $ new 1 `,..8 C‘tzti la'e mina, 91 •r 4,,!Q ii pep N6l) -7 __-1)ON ELSON.—At the M. E. Parson rt,:t*,7,urg. Pa., Juno 14th., 1877, by the W. 12,!!, Henry G. Knode to Miss Meg 7,onelson, both of Lincoln township. f:NiAN.--In Cass township, on 30th May, iza• - a'!, wife of George AleSerlin, aged 38 n.u;lis and 29 :lays. Wil.;":(1S —Near Petersburg, on the 7th inst., of iy 'Miss Margaret Louisis, daughter and Jane Wilson, aged 17 years, 8 aad 2..) days. New Advertisements. p:: \ NY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH nothtng tTo, td)ove more illustrated than In :he pn,ne in certain kiwis of disett4r. In order to save a e.•:.14 they have bleat they coil their own presi•rir: ,, o4. s••••ii :tu 13,1,-nn C , Taloti. Turpentine, &c., 'sowing tite ions-Int influence these druga hare on 4•.,,,,..1d:0tt, 140 disgusting am-l 1 from the breath, nod. with alt tliaso ilisativaffiarw, there is no saving of lire ILI.. Lai to be lent weil over and over again n :ILL! ;It cfm,llti sit or the on:ient beconivi alarm no.9tis have. to be roeorted to. Read the of :11f1,•,.:.: Mire Street, : I appeal yon. and if l'iece is 307 eargily relief for me I wish you woooi do enniuti ng for me. About eight mouths ago P otl took cal.miles. went In doctors, and ithav , 01:.ine one hundred <l°ll4ll's—first for thin medi e;ne. '. 1 .0,0 for that—wltli,at soy logiofit. A few days ago a «td t:P.II me Sams cii,en's flirt; lie said it would ce:*:,lo:y care toe. Tais in why I address you for advice. Le: LO.,ove 1., 0 warii.og 10 others. When you get in -• at S: it nu r 41, and you w;11 Ste ell right. two nr three *taps, fur remember the bad th.:t follow the am ,•!* them injut iotm drag , . are mtea Shan th, original t 'nub's, Priee—Mal. Fick sign. : Sent hr Yd..il ia Haiti enrelope. s„:0 .1W & ley •.:zi.ts. inscarora.6 Seminary r FOR YOUNG LADIES. A Dome Sellout. 'leant iful Scenery. mitHealthful Climate. Full Course. 11Iu sic a specialii v. Modern Languages. Experienced teachers. No half way work. Next session begins Sept. sth 1577. Send :Ur Circular to C. F. KOLDE, A. :'T., l',ineipal. Academia, Juniata County, Pa. (Junel-Sm XXX KA Y-L YE. A - A Y-L YE. KA Y-L YE. A ::pre potato ble44, and any insect on currant, v dget >4 lites °revery description, .111‘int. ;,, jury to the p'e'lt. it id not poisonous Lk. Pavia G. ern. Manut fit:wed by the Pittsburgh ebetnit.il iCR. ::5S J,51,1y ~ , :reet. For Nile by all firocers and CiccuLits sent free by sending (16 your address. .A.DMINISTE A.TOR'S NOTICE. [l. 7 vPate of JOHN F. PRICE, Deceased.] hers or Administratio - ballet; been granted to Cie ni , i,sgn,(l. residing in St, ..rleysburg, Hun ting.ion county, on tho estate of John P. Price, late o,C.otnwell township, deceased, all persons ittmwing tikeioselves indebted to said estate are req:ested t., utak, immediate payment, and those hieing e:a:lua to present the saws duly anthenti ea :or set:lenient. RICHARD CO , ~ ; GATE, Jr ne22,'77-6t J A thainistratur. To R t rt. ,t t. TN•stinS.—ln Sickness every portion of the ,yl2l: , 3lll'Zl , ei with the seat ef the disorder. When tho stomach fails to perform its functions, the liver, ht , el:. ne , vr.s, mei:rtes. ,ins, arteries &e., areall more or Those delinquents require a medicine, ! , tg Cie properties of a stomachic. an alterative, a rt , "; , ..Cro, a tour, awi r eedative to bring them back to the.; duty" , and all these elements, in their purest and met effective forms, are united in TAr.R. A ves ErFERVESCENT WELTZKIL APRITIENT , t'‘, grea! Sal:ne Remedy for ludlgeation, and ita concern i. Ont e , :mequenees. 80'01 by all druggidts. Pikr,r;:: der I " a we , l; to Agents. $lO Out fi t Free. P. 0. SP-"- F . VICKERY, Augusta, Mains. $1 9 a day at tonne. Agents ranted. Outfit and terms -L" free. TRUE k CO., Augusta, Maine. pua a week in your own town. Terms and $5 outfit V :req. B. ITALLETT, & CO., Portland, Main. 9g F.: Era Fine (I , rds, with name, 10 cents, post. vsid. L. JON Es & CO., Nassau, N. Y. $5i.0520 l'ard'Y home. Fah.plee worth 1.5 free. & CO., POrtikilid, Maine. I sur CHEW-SMOKE 0 4 ., , H/e 4t !AMATCHLESS (f) FINEST Plug TOBACIU cy. io the Wor:d. ASK FOIL iT. - . 4 TAKE NO OTHER. Of FOR SALE ET ALL DEALFAS CA VA IN PLUG. THE IM/3i:7Z MACH CO. BROOKLYN, N. Y. 9,r FANCY ?disc.' Cards, 10c., poet paid. Address J W. Brockway & Co., Wilson, Niagara Co., N. Y. T . EARN TELEGRAPH - NT 4 Young Men and Dulles, and earn from -1- &lb to Slio per month. Good eitnations guarranteed. Simill salary while learning. Address, with clamp, M. P. HA YWAIW, Oberlin, 0. EVERY SCIENTIST, ARCIII MCI', BUILDER, TIN SMITH' •ind PROPERTY OWNER should HAVI A COPY of the PRACTICAL TRIATISE on LIGHTNING PROTECTION, Jung blued by the undersigned. It exposes the serious defects bf the lightning rode now erected, and gives directions for properly protecting Meath ngs, ships, oil tanks, steam boilers, wooden bridges, telegraph appal, rains, etc. Rent by mail, postage prepaid, ou receipt of $1.60. HRNRY W. SPAN°, Reading, Penna. Je 2*2-4t HROBLEY, Merchant Tailor, No. • 813 Mifflin street, West Huntingdon Ps., respectfully solicits a share of public pat ronage from town and country. rootlll, PATENTS F. A. Lehmann, Solicitor of Patents, Washington, D. C. NO PATENT NO PAY. Sand for Circu lar. 1ap13,'77-Iyu rniserable beings in the crorl4 are Try it. Two 10 cent puy IS' 7—yeow, yon "P'1:1 ;The par. he Zen*. XXX New Advertisements. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY, Cor. sth and Mifflin Pg., HUNTINGDON. PA- I respectfully inform the public ihat I am preps. red to tuauuractute Buggies, Carriages, rnmta,ns, SPRI.NG-WAGONS, and all other kings of werlt pPrt,Onitkg. to my line of basiues3 at :h . + shortevt nu! fr.". per- A 1 I work warrant, - ,1 n. 4 re:•r, Give me a ea:l and t.sa:n a•: nir w , 'r 7. .i A'l T.-- V. LEE. ASSIGNEE S' S ALE KEYSTONE 76'..J L - 3 21-1:0ES TO-D. Kw'. To be contieu.4 every day nnt'l ell the $5,000 wor!lt of rtoek. iv clus,t The Assignees of IT. S. Wharton haring placed their stock in care of .T. A. l' ,own. a t 2!1:4 Carpet aid Furniture t'tore, authorive him to sell it out by tl:e pair, as ne:l a. hy the case, so that the 11311 . A may new and get share of tbn goods at Men's Goo I Ca',l* Bents F•il :13 per T.,41 • ti{ •n'? Good Kip 111.):s Girl's an , , tbecn. Don't tle:.ty A., .1. , ! 1,1 HUn'. lJ b The .1011'(: lie, P r ..% 1. l (+eau nun. tvg..o AN: . • 0. assets itud the year end:ng Mly ::1, :577: RECEP-'lB. 4muunt in tre , :ry et beg'n /ling of yrsr, _ F:om /Walt So.e4 of ' • pwn..h : fur the year, 157.; tut 18:6 Amnon, of Se:oat da iLea a iur 1876 From W. W. £ W. C. Entrek per Brown & Bailey State AyTropristion From uureated lauds Fiueß from F. Graham, W W. Freneh Ixonerations and abatements.. i')t Receipts as afore EXPEND:ISIIES,VIZ Teachers s<o.l!ies Fuel Other eontiageuetes Miscellaneous Seeretarx and :treasurer 2 per Cent. COMnI,SA On Building expel v.. . Amount pa Li tu Total f:ur.the year, Balance iu Tieitu,y 7.1.ty is Ca d Amt. iluo on Z.4:4 U. ui‘i bootie LTABild rIE3, :%;ay 1377. Building at Oue toe trout , W. 0. P. Bem•on i - NTING:.)i We to! 7 . , 2n:411-::, A i to,” hill of eert•! . .. , ;•;., and sttti•-.I To • : amt that Ilm s *„ . 4 aP,i , re. a trite statement o.f i4.a re,irds sttd,: , ...nd..rares of the ea id district Fur the se.a.mi yt..r ea.,:r:g May :11. !Sri, and of the assets and !ho c!use of the year. J II (IA JAMES A. 4:4_)oii, Avd Junels.ll i'•arle o J .11 Letters rr votni..i••••,• in. n;ih Ws;l annex ed, having 1,-9 r.,;•,;;t1e41, living near Orbisqn.:4. • ilt ..tatllVF:,h,rs . ; - , la .if of Dul.lin p. r . :I . • ......1•111S know ng tin.utseivn. , ce: w,i , in4ke ray (FL, • el . dtitt; Aug:lion, 'the I , t•tie i oi) , r:s timaticAted ,or r.c• 11 . : Nf 11 kT:PER, • N:i :,:,•!iirc Am), May IS- fa .1 MOLLY MAGUJIREN. Allen l'inkerton's greet book, T. a Molly Net glares gruel the Pe.'ectio , g, is nom r.,ly for agents and suh: , eri,ers. IL is one of tho tio.,"..von.lerfu! anti abeot.6ing bneas ev:r iTs".;'ea. A large, ele gantly bound vo!,:ele, and 4S inten,ty easiest and : v - r en. Fur teruo , ;eisc,: .!, • : y, June 8 N EW C t; The uncle-si;o•I itiv•ng , tt;• o,t a Green Grocery Store, in the room uvu.:F'.4:(l by Robert S. est ;irook, n.xt ti or to• Office, in liunting , lon, he re.-pvc v aesure the public th.tt he it ;Is ,trot's a Inc of fancy (roceries, cos,i,zt otg tra S, spices, canned it ui!s, a Its'i lire ni confect- lona, segars anti tobi,co, an I a:I 0: 1.-•-;ea and domestic fruits. In t'..,P9(1, La a, v tons a w.trket ear to l'itilade;pitia, and r.-ttr,u,:,:tving oa ML,ucla j and retti , uiti , on Taur,day wi ivn and vegetables, t r:s. :t I 1. inds of roan., ar. , i tin ip H !I kiotirt of 11;:gic. S':i.p;7l a • w• •: it to their aivan,age in it - .I;. " - i.o high est cash p ice tc. ..e• it:ctis of country prod,t-a. -I. la 3, or re'ail way will ti.y t. Lints, live btu: k. grain, bteti , , awl anal, Jur ship ping. AU good:. I,inght on inlay and Sett,day of etch v,nk. c)r iteng in the city every week he ILI' . to WO to Eel! cheaper be el;;..: •7. .3. ; or,..—A or goods entruroe,l ea.e t, - at tended to. T..rius St ,t lye, h. JunS-Guao.l A. - - FAC!.:TOIt'S NOTI:E. [Estate qf JOHN 81121 I'PE Letters testamentory having: h eeo gr; ,,,l e a t o the subscriber, living neat Water S•ree, P. 0., on the estate of Jelin Shaffer, late of Ll,rris deceased, all persons knowing thein.‘e:, es it..!eht ed to said estate, will wake p.tyto,ot wiLhout de lay, and those having claims agsins% sains alit present them properly a uthrati,almi ror ,e.t;ement. WM. Sii ell ISSN! It. BECK, Junel-a] '.:xecutors. 11EA DQUARTE:I= FOR CARRIAGES, WAGONS &BUGGIES, At Nue. 167, 144 and 171 PENN AVENUE, Near Sixth Street, PITTS L'UlLt; :I, PA. Will be found the'largest s:ock C.i . . - e,ages, Wag ons, &a., ever broo4ht •to,, , et her in this city. WH AIM TO PLEAF.. and keep con4tantly on hand a large variety or mcck. esi , .ela7ly recom mended for light draft , durabiqiy ao 1 ei l eapnesr. Cf!rri,tges, I:ur;ics, • --- Buck Wagons, Wagons, Dexter and 33g2;;1T Wng tin, Farm and Butcher Wagim., Carte, an d W agu n woo.i -w.,a I,f a u•'s. Repainting and Le!'e:ing done ly and at reasonable prices. C. COLEMAN SON. FLORENCE OIL STOVE, FdK SUMMER C33KING. THE BEST. SAFEST ANDI C'oetnz !rei two di. MOST ICCONOMICA L. per hour ft , r fuel. NO UN EC'ESSARY FIT:AT! NO ODOR I! Send fur eircubr and pri••e lint t, WILSON of MILLER. tteneral Agents, 1..19 !,:e Av., l'lldattelcbta. Annuli wanted. qtty'2s-4t 5P7P7, 0 7 is not easily ewrned in these times but it can be made in three months by any one of either sex. in any part of the coun try who is willing to work st-adily at the employ ment that we furnish. stiti per week in your own town. You need nut he away frown home over night. You can give your whole time to the work, or only your spare moments. It costs nothing to try the business. Terms and $5 Outfit free. Ad dress at once, H. HALLETT & Co., Portland, Maine• March 23, 1877-13 m. i . MADE by Agents in cities and country si.' towns. Only necessary to show ismplO TO to make sales and money, for any one out f employment and disposed to work.— $O2 Used daily by all business men. Send A stamp for circular, with prices to Agents. DAY. Address "SPECIAL AGENCY," mb3o-sml Kendall Building Agency. A MERICAN HOTEL, MT. UNION. S. B. WOOLLETT, Proprietor. =This old and well established betel, under th new proprietor, gives every satisfaction to th traveling public. Give it a call. [113'5,76 New Advertisements. It#T C II CD IR, M At Oak Hall. 6" AM') MARKET IN THE OLD PLACE AT THE OLD TRADE. •.IV • M 11.5, All the bt-_-t experiece and advantages we can command, con tinued at OAK ITALE, to produce the BEST and CITFAPEST CLOTH TNG for man cud boy. For sixteen years we have lived at the old corner of SIXTH and MARKET, and the bubinesB done there has been so satisfactory to the public and ourselves, tlmt we have decided not to change or move the Clothing bu:;inesi away. The people like the place and we like to please the people, and we believe that we can do it better than ever at the old !•19 ee. WIN" or 0!..; i f Th sales ;i:r the past, ye ,r far surpassed anything we ever dreamed of, and this puts it in our power to start the Spring of 1877 with a :STILL LO SCALE OF PRICES, and a class of goods so excel ? lent tliat we are - tot - , al:•a:d to follow each. sale with our warrantee, or re :,- ve bark t!!^ goo unworn and hand over to the customer the money 1 111 ():. 'kl) The store has been largely refitted, and there never was such a splen did. stork of Men's, Boys' and Children's clothing under the roof, nor wwe we ever able io stall so cheaply. Our word for it, and we are your Friends of sixteen .years. The Old Place, 13th CL 31.-fRKET. (I'l `CENTRAL' HOTEL, PITTSBURG. 214 .1, I; I I; '9l 21 ;s 00 ,5671 70 Sm'Alifield Street, from 2nd to 3rd Avenues. The most centrally located fifel..class house in the city. Street cars pass the door every five min utes to alt the depots and all pits of both cities. TERMS, $2.5a PER DAY. ALSII do ANDERSON, PROPRIETORS' The "Ill:MINI:DON :JOURNAL" is received weekly at the Hotel and placed on file for the henelit of gue-As from this section, .Ite. [May4 '77 - ;:'!29 VO ViTDDING INVIT ATIONS. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO pr • PRIME ENJOYMENT FOR ONE YEAR. Loll than 4 (Ante a Week. fi.r‘!l:e ll;nie ty liaro4iticing S,AITURBAY Ev 7 NTNC PUTT T Which for more than 53 years has been the Best Story, Sketch and Fondly Paper, as is well known all over the United States. It is published weekly, contains eight large pages, clearly printed on good paper, tilled with the choicest stories and sketches by the hest w riters ; not sensational trash, but such as a inotit-r is willing to have her chil dren read. Toe whole tone of the paper is pure and elevating. It also contains Ili-torical and Biographical ar ticles, Scienti;ic, Agricultural stud household De partments, Fashion Articles Weck;y, fresh and unexcelled, Ilumor,pus Notes, Literary Reviews, News No es, Boys' and Columns., and Strong and Sparkling Edi:or:! - ds, etc., eta. Is just such a paper as everybody loves to read, and the price is only TWO DOLLARS A YEA R. Sample espy con teiii in club rates, etc., sent on receipt of a 3-cent stamp, Address, BENNETT FITCH, 786 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pa. We will send The Sa , ercloy .Ecening Pout and THE .10 U tax AI, fur one year on receipt of $3.25. To those who are aleady subscribers to Toe Joremar, we will send the Post on teceiptof Address, J. It. DURBORPOW CO., Itlareh 23-limos. Huntingdon, Ti ll'. PROCTOR, AL , • 206 PENN STREET, HUNTINGDON, PA Agent for SCHOOL BOOKS, and SCHOOL S: CIIURCA FURNITURE. livadera, Speller!, Oto.ra ph ice, ritbineties, (Irammars, Writing Books. Composition Books, Drawing Dunks, Drawing Cards. Writing Charts, 4 0 Outline Map 9, Reading Charts. Blackboard Slating, Webster's Dictionaries, Call Bells. School Belle, School Desks, Teacher's Desks, (Holies, Etc., Etc. Every Book, Chart, and hind of Apparatus Te quire.l in School. Aeldetny or College. Correspon dence with School Directors, Church Trustees, and Teachers, cordially invited. Ail communications and orders will receive prompt attention. Cali on or address, D. W. PROCTOR, jan26-01 206 Penn st., Huntingdon, Pa. DIVORCES Legally arvt qnietly obtained in every State- and Territory, for ISCOMP•TIBILITY and other causes, no matter where the party resides. 13 years ex pel ienee. Fee after decree. All letters confiden tial. Address A. J. DEXTER, Att'y, Rooms 8 9, 132 Dearborn St., CHICAGO, ILL. Unquestiona ble references ;riven. Correspondence with the le gs! profeseion invi!ed.. [meh3o-5m HISTORY OF Huntingdon County, Pa, FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES NTENNIAL ANNWERZARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. BY MILTON S. LYTLE. The above work, now in press, will be issued in a few weeks. Canvassers will visit every family in the county for the purpose of soliciting sub scriptions. Persons not residents of the county, who may desire it, can have it sent to them by mail, by re witting to the author, at this place, the price: $2.75 for cloth binding, and $8.25 for library or eather. 13,802 FoR ALL KINDS OP PRINTIFO, 00 TO THE JOURNAL OFFICE s:iii 1 0 lie Headquarters for 'T II I N - G- WANAMAKER BROWN, WANAMARER & BROWN, OAK HALL, play 18—smos Philadelphia. THE GREAT WEDDING CARD DEPOT. 7.'11E LATEST STYLES IN low -r than any House in the Country Mil. Jr. 1108 KISS, STATIONEit AND ENGRAVER, 913 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA TO THE New Advertisements. A LLEGITANY HOUSE, Nos. 812 Jr 814 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA. Very desirable loestion fur Merchants and Prufewiionall. TERMS MODERATE. Conducted by C. TRICKER. _l;ts Street oar* to all parts of the city are con tinually passing. [mehlB,'77 THE KANSAS PACIFiC HOMESTEAD Is published by the Land Department of the Kan sas Pacific Railway Company, to supply the large and increasing demand for information respecting KANSAS, and especially the magnificent body of lands granted by Congress in aid of the construc tion of its road. This grant comprises OVER FIVE MILLION ACRES OF LAND, consisting of every odd section is each township, for a distance of twenty miles on both sides of the road, or one-half the land in a belt forty miles wide, extending to Denver City, in Colorado, thus forming a continuation of the belt of country which, from the Atlantic coast west ward, is found to be, in climate, soil, and every production of nature, the most favored. . . To aid in the settlement of this superb domain with an intelligent and industrious people, is the object of the HOMESTEAD. It is intended to contain a fair and candid representation of facts; nor will it ever give, intentionally, any statement that will not, upon investigation, be fully sustain ed. The Company obtains its titlo to these lands from the Government of the United States. They are being offered at ..prices lower than any other lands in the West, that will compare with them in soil, climate and general advantages. The terms of payment, as will be found on a careful examination, are more libjral in all essential fea tures than have heretofore been offered by any railway company. THE HOMESTEAD IS FOR Free Circulation, And w ill be sent gratis to any one upon application. All communications in reference to the lands of the Company should be addressed to S. J. GILMORE, Land Cuniruissioner, K. P. Ry., SA LINA, KANSAS. ulll9-6m] KIRK BATT & BERWIND IVI - 1 OLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants, 130 North Third Street, Philadelphia Offer for sale a large and well selected stock of GROCERIES, TEAS, SPICES, &c., WE MARE A SPECIALTY OF COFFEE AND SYRJP. OUR FINEST DRIPS IS HEAVY BODY, PINE FLAVOR, LIGHT IN COLOR, AND FREE PROM ACIDS. WE SPECIALLY SOLICIT MAIL ORDERS, AND TILL THEM WITH AS MUCH CARE AND AT Al LOW PRI CES AS IF PARTS WERE PSISILNT TO KARI THEIR OWN SELECTIONS. (001117-7 SCHOOT of every B°°KS -A-di variety, eiteap, at the JOURNAL BTORB. New Advertisements. Str;iwbtidge t:_ Clothirir ARE OFFERING RARE Bargains. Some Chantilly Net for Over-Dresses and Suits, PRICE, 60 Cents ; RECENT PRICE, $l. CHANTILLY LAIN, Price 6. Cents ; Recent Price, $1.24. BANNS ; Fr ETER-DRESSES AND SUITS. 47 INCHES WIDE,) price, .;.,;" Cents; Recent Price, $1.25. The above are the celebrated manufacture of Lupin, of Paris. They are made of the finest wool and of a light open texture, and will make a delightful Sumner cos' time. All new and fashionable colors. A Line of Ear,cy riEks just reduced to 50 Cents. ALL WOOL -11,71: 4 •:"ER CASHMERES, 37i CENTS, 31 C It is impossible rot- oFf eilishments conducted on tho CREDIT system to sell as as a house where goods are bought for CASH DOWN. ar.:Yan.ages of this system are easily perceived by noticing how much lowcr than elsewhere standard makes of DRY GOODS are s , P t 017 F 9re. STRAWITIBGE & CLOTHIER, N. W. CORK - 3i ETHTH AND MARKET STREETS, Mity 18, 1877-10 t o. MONEY SAVED Lewis' Stock of Dry Goods ANI Dressoods, is complete, many- m' ::;gods from 20 to 30 per t ~ tg el, they can be purehr,sf.fll.:a the Eastern c:t ins BLACK Mg BEAUTIFUL[.T.I CHEAP, All Wool Cashmt y low, all classes of Mea's and. 1: V:PatS, good yr PAR A. t• 3 0 T S , Linens fug LADLES', MISS - , C 7 f:HIL DREN'S ifs. MARY E. A Slaughter in Cie of .110XXL:TS, Hats and FlowPrs, within the reach of" L. 1 liuve a dol:ar, HATS AND BONNETS, MADE TO GILDER Don't forget the Marble Slab in the pavement. T. J. Lewis, 0 2 0 PENN ST. HUNTINODON, PA Mayll '77 :iru To the &ado ". rs e l t l 3 V Tr A yininj O AI The undersigned hereby g've‘ noti..e that lie has made arrangewrit 0; i,te moat eeiebrat:4 ma.nit.aet e,s FINE CARPEIINGS in the east to seJ lor thPin M.' 'Al;!' E. auti great variety of late elwiee ' i.l ry and Body Brussels, Three. s, A so, Hall and Stair, wi it border. io ,i•: A L 'utt_ son, Persians, Damasks, N Here is an opportunity select t-otu large eastern stocks and ,o owl ,xpen sem. Let those who r lave gooe:o iadel phia to buy their cal - pet do s, t, Store keepers also supplied i'. 'ac roll at roll price. Call and see satopltts at, J. A. BROWN'S Carpet Store, 525 Penn St. [Atayl 1.2 m WOOL! WOOL!! Highest market price paid IN CASH For W CIO 4EID 11E_, BY BENJ. JACOBS, MaylB-6m] Huntingdon, Pa WILLIAM W. DORRIS, Attorney-at-Law, 402 Penn Street, HUNTINGDON, PA Mayen 16, 1877—y VOR FINEAND FANCY PRINTING -Az Go to the JOVENAL Mee. Gi ace Matelasse, zr:iar Price, '2TLADELPHIA. COPY YOUR 1,M;1'TI• usg EXCELSIOR COPYING BOOK, MADE Oh' CIIEMICAk PAPIeR Quickly copies any writing Wi'l WWI Wa;,.., PRESS, or BRUSH, used at tonne, •.i •.! fice. For Ladies wishing to retaiu mires ~ r i•l -ters, every buiness mito, clergymen, root/pits dents. travelers it is int aluahle --dells - Send $3.00 and we will send a 300 p.sp• LoitA, irt hr size, BY MAIL paid L. any nridrers, r. re:. r to any Commercial Agency. `snot :op ! ,, r Agents Circular. EXCELSIOR IL. I !0 Dearborn L. Chicago, Ills. 5000 At. I.N i r wan ted. 0 Can't be made by every agent et e.l 0 month in the business we furnish but those willing to work can easily earn a tiDs..n dollars a day right in their own looalitiel. Have lii) room to explain here. Business plea•sni and I,norutile. Women, and boys and girls .lo ss a-' 1 as men. We will furnish you a complete on.!it tree. The business pays better than anything vise. We will bear expense of starting you. Par— ticulars free. Write and see. Farmers snd Dietitian lee, their sons and daughters, and all eI., , PP in Ti ,ed of paying work at home, should write in Ins and learn all shout the work st is time. Don't delay. Address Tit 1:1.: d t'f Au gusta, Maine. t; f/in ------- WANTED. TANNERS' BARK, For which we will pay the highest market priee IN CASH Delivered on our Wharf. mbli-4m] CHEAP! FRESH! GOOD GROCERIES and PROVIIONS, No. 512, Penn_ Street, Huntingdon, Pa All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange mchl6 . 77] TAKE THINGS EASY ! SIDDALL'S MAGNETIC SOAP SAVES HALF THE WORK AND MAKES WASH-DAY A PLEASURE BOTH WINTER AND SUMNER! Makes clothes Sweet and very White without BOILING or SCALDING. NO WASH-BOILER, NO ROUGH HANDS, NO YELLOW CLOTHES, NO STEAM in the HOUSE. PO penalty if it injures the Clothes ! Sold by Grocers, ors Family Package sent by Express, freight pr.:paid, on receipt of ;1.50. F. H. SIDDALL, sepl y] 106 Market St., Philadelphia. Fur sale by DR. J. C. - FLEMING CO. GREAT INDUCEMENTS Encourage Improvements. CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, IN THE NEW EXTENSION OF BEDFORD, Will offer At private sale, at low prices, and on easy terms and conditions, via: ONLY ONE-FIFTH CASH REQUIRED ON PURCHASE, BALANCE PAYABLE IN equal payments in Bonds, with interest at six per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, sem red by 'Mortgage. The owner offering to the purchaser (it desired) A SPECIAL GUARANTEE that at the expiration of the four ycar., should the purchaser be dissatisfied with his purchase, will refund the original purebsse amount as ex pressed in the receipt (or Deed in the bands of Messrs. Russell Longenecker until all the pay ments are made), and have the Lot or . Lols recon verted on repayment of original purchase amovot, providing the Lot or Lots are free from incum brances, same as when bought from owner. For particulars, apply to F. BENEDICT, Or RUSSELL tt LONGENECKER, ap27-6m] Bedford, Pa ;;;P; ; P ; ; P To ran WOZZING CLAN/3.—We are now prepared to furnish all classes with constant employment at home, the whole of the time, or for their spare mo ments. Business new, light and profitable. Per sons of either sex easily earn from 50 cents to $5 per (minim', anti a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this netioe may send their address, and test the business we maks thisnnparalleled offer: To such as are not well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, samples worth several dollars to commence work on, .nd a eopy of HOMO and Fireside, one of the largest and best Illustrated Publiestiens, all sent free by mail. Reader, if you want t, profitable work, &darned, GEO2IIII g 9ON SO., Portland, Maine, [oetS-91a biliv Advertisements. 37i Cents. 10,000 CORDS HENRY & CO, fur goods. G. MILLER, Agt. - TO - FOR SALE NEAR THE SPRING:,.. 1,2, 3 and - 4 YEARS,
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