•
Receipts and Expenditiires
Of the County of I don.,,antm e g front4 e 3rd
'day of January, 11154 _
, to the
‘ 5 . 14; ilciy of
January, 1855, inched in, both days -
RECEIPTS. '
.Amt. in -Treasury at last Settlement
•• 1848
:William MeGarvey, Shirley,
•- • ' -1850=
William Denn, Penn, •
Henry Cremer, Sr:nine - red,
1851
John Love, Barree,
Daniel Teague, Cromwell.
Isaac Sharrer.
John Brown, Springfield;
Thomas Dean, Walker,
Pharles Green, West, _
t•fi - . 1852„
Daniel:Wornel , 4orf.:Fraqklin,
', George Bowman, Shirley,
" ... ^ - `•' , 4rLevi . Smith, Union,
John - . Coulter, Walker
• 1853 • t
James Ewing,.Barree,
James Miller, 'Brady,
Joshua:Greenland, Cass,:
11, Richard Madden, Clay-, •
George' Swartz, Cromwell; .• •
' i Robert Peterson, Dublin," , :
'ilcllwain, Franklin, ' .
',Luke Voorhees, Henderson; .
i:Leonard Weaver, Hopewell,
• •••:,
:-James Stewart; Jr. Jackson, .
;Michael Fetterho3f, Morris;
Jacob Brumbaugh, Penn,. • •
V - 'Benjamin Neff, Porter; •
'John Long, Shirley,
Sela -Locke, Springfield.
.1 John. Jones, Tell,
Isreal Baker, Tod,
•:* William Smith, Union,
John Heffner, Walker,
Walter Van Tries, Warriorsmark,
John Hewitt, West,
• • 1854
William' Couch, Barree,
;/ John •M D nald, Brady,
George Smith, Cass,
Richard Madden, Clay, .
Michael Myers, C romwell,
Andrew .1. Taylor, Dublin,
John Laport, Franklin.
John Snyder, Henderson, •
Eli .Plummer, Hopewell,
Jonas W. Books, Jackson,
David .Tussey. Morris,
Jacob Grove, Sr., Penn,
William D Shaw, Porter,
David S. Umbenciw, Shirley,
Benedict Stevens, Springfield, • •
Jacob Hcgie, Tell,
John •McClain, Tod.
Nathan Greenland, Union, •
d
i
~£
Joseph Doualess, Walker,
William Hutchison, Warriormark,
Abraham : Cresmell West, • •
Amount of County tax on unseated
r lands,.:
Amount of S'chool .tax ,on-Unseated
ri
lands,
Amount of tiOa I ta:i on Unseated
lands,
Amount 'of Redemption' Money on
Unseated lands received-since last
settlement,
,'!'' Aniount received in ' full on Bond
i against sundry persons given for
;f,..i.
• any-amount over three thousand
dollars- which , Bridge across the
Einiala river at Huntingdon shall
cost,
,"
-
Amount received for rent of - .
- ... .
Toll House.
.32.00,
~r .' Amount received for rent of ' *
Court House, , . 25 00 • . 57 00
Amount of Jury Fees and
.Fines received'fromW. B.
Zeigler, Sheriff, .• . ' 63 00
Balance due county Treasu-
at settlement, • . 64 82
L oo.
r
EXPENDITURES,
At orney General and others or crim•- , -
nal prosecutions, 1239 40
Constables for waking returns and
- advertising spring elet lions &c., •
Grand - and Traverse Jurors, Court
Crier &c..
Asseksors orders,
Judges, Inspectors and Clerks of
~i
- 'Elections. - „
Inquisitions on dead bodies;
Road and (fridge views. 254. 00
dpdamages, t' • enj Grafius 60 00
'do do John Hewitt 400 00
do dor - Fred. Snyder '25.00
do do' J,JOhit 23 GO
do do I.a.rdel Piper 160 00
State road from Mill Creek.
' to Galvin - •
Robert Madden for bridge
at Huntingdon ' 'I 1:50* CO
Alex. Carrnon for bridge at
Hawes
George Couch for bridge at
-09pch:s Furnace,
Jacob Covert ! for, bri4ge
across Black Log Creek 196 57
John Shaver , for_ :huiwing •
bridge,* Drakes Ferry -- 300 -1/0
1;;•0.tp mission ers „ •
Robert Stitt in full 38 50
Eliel Smith 105 00
• 'S . a.aniel Wigton •:: !Tit u 0 -
•:- Th:omas.l - lamer.• •: , 105 00:
- Amount paid Auditors f . 'ur, '53 -7 •
Clerk to Com'r's in full.for '53 50 00
.do, on:aceount :
- for 1854 325 00
. 'Tie . ;.siii•Cr of -State Lunatic
'; r ksyttini for - -
Olin Madden
52 00
14 s adden 52 00
, -For coal, wood, stationary, ;•-• ,
light „for ;
-Courtll3 ouse anti •
Interest Counfy•Bonds
-William B. Leas 360 00
•
'Thomas Fisher . 114.00
•Orbisop - , , Esq. 173 .50 , .
.
E'er' of C.' Bother 60 00
_
•Focltler, 22 ; .19
‘, 30 00
Amouni."-:paid ~Birctors of -
_the_Poor for 1854
W.-B.:Zeigler ,Sheriff, for .
surrimmling Jurors and con
veyhig prisoners to, the pen
itentiary dt:c.
SherifE Greenland', on. ac-- •C:
count for
_same,
Ou
For i tnty printing--
`;;W
itßani
_Lewis
F •
StinatielGlasgow • -
George Jacli'stin-liirr'boardlnk
Jurors and, Qonstables in
.the cape of Comth,
Robert Kyle for boarding
Jurors and Constables in
,S3O I 80
52 02
98 07
15 68
30 64
121 58
191 98
12 68
4 18
271 21
39 54
2 64
31 88
106 31
300'27
292 10
50 00
-77 94
449 60
222 00
804 06
422 20
151 71
.271 60
648 :79
-232 01
1182 92
529%66
132 15
134 17
426 64 ,
145 00
307 09
321 08
1091 85
348 - 00
200 00
60 00
135 00
130 00
113 00
803 00
1263 00
168-09
107 00
-342 00
425 00
686 00
380 00
25.00
50 00
200 00
207 53
310 00
520 10
685 28
16,619 16
467 97
174 20
263 . 47
176 60
i 7721 40
750 00
18958 02
262 21
2826 60
348 00
648 44
566 92
922 GO
56 50
433 70
289 25
IMM
2969 52
• •
, . t ,
362 , 50
53 50
375 00
105 00
408 22
759 -69
4280 00
632 _73
160 00
77 50
99 00
17650
90 89
case of -Comtin-ys-George :. •
, ,
Moreland ‘. ': • •••• • :-.' 8 "00 '-; 9S .89
Dr. J. B. Laden for Medical
attendance on prisoners - _ — . ''• '. _-' 300
Insurance of Bridge at. Hu- --
tingdon •.. , 21 06
„ .
Postage to Wrn. Lewis • . • • •=- 16 20
John M. Cunningham for plan ,
andspecifieations of Tteasu- •
rer's and Sheriff's office • 10 CO
.John Reed Attorney to
.Com
missioners in full for 1853 . :10 00
John Reed Attorney to Corn
missioners on account for. = •
1854' '• - 20 00 .:
A. W. Benedict' • ' 10 00.40 00
„ .
•For running and making . .
boundary line between Hun
tingdon.
Centre and Mifflin .
Counties 142 00
For running - and making -
boundary Hite between
Huntingdon, Bedford' and
Fulton counties, , . .. 60 18
Refunding orders to sundry .
persons for land sold at• . •
.
, .
Treasurer's sale 86 09
Sundry persons premiums on - • - . 2
wild cats and foxes , , 348* 85
Road tax on unseated: la • nd • '• .. ' • • •
,paid 1854• 190 ,00
~ . •
School -tax on unsaeated lands . -
paid 1854 . 3394- 223 94 -
:
Theo. H. Cremer, Prot'ys.
fees stationary. and blank
books for Prot'ys. office &c. 214 87
For• repairs to Court House. _
and Jail 202 83
Mrs. •Wer , h for cleaning
Court House. - 18 75 .
._
Mrs Jane Kiem fur same in .
full- 6 25 •
MM. Jane Keim for washing
• for prisoners 15 00 40 00
Sundry persons redemption
. money on unseated lands, 192 87
Treasurer's Commission on
$36,994 51 at li- per cent 554 91
18958 03
In testimony of the correctness of the above
accounts we have hereto set our hands this
12th day of January, A.D. 1855.
SAMUEL WIGTON,
THOMAS HAMER,
BENJ. K NEFF.
Commiss'rs.
Report of William Dorris, Treasurer .of
the Huntingdon County Academy. •
RECEIPTS.
To balance in hand on last settlement
before county A uditors9th - Jan. 1851, $lB4 . 37
To rent of Acadelny fereived from Mr.
182 00
To intf•rest on money . iri Treasurers
hands till lent out. - 30 00
To rent from Rev. L. Hawes per W. -
Orbison Esq, 50 00
ESPENDITXTRES.
By amount paid James McCabe for re
pairs, 2 00
By bonds f sunt'ry persons secured by
ft.at Estate and bearing interest from
Ist Apiil 1853, 385 50
By balance in hand of Treasurer, 58 87
• 446 . 67
The OutAitnding debts due the
,A cult my are as
follows, viz ='
4 Bonds of Martin Kephart bearing interest
from l'st April 1852, secured by mortgage
for $lB5 50
3 Bonds of Michael Decker bearing interest
from Ist April 1853, 'secured by mortgage
for $lOO 00.
2 Bonds of Alexander Armitage bearing inter
est from 14 April 1853, secured by mortgage
for $lOO 00
Report of the Directors of the !Poor fo
the year 184..
Henry Brewster; Esq. ; Treasurer , in account
with the' Directors'of . the ioor.
To balance in the hands of Treasurer at - the
last settlement, • ' $124 70
To proceeds of 9 bushels of wheat, - 10 80
To cash from Mrs.. Fraker for, oats, 35 00
@IMES
,
By cash paid Wm. Lewis ( . 01'15:kitin, $3, 50
By cash paid George" Hudson for set= •
vices as Director of the poor, 56 ,00
By cash to Lyeotning Eire insurance. •
Company ; - •2 63
By cash paid J. :Williams for stands, 20 00
By cash, paid Writ: Bird for hauling, 326
By cash paid 'Mrs. S. A. Burket for''
' goods purchased of her, - 25 06
By cash paid James - Murphy, ,• 56 87
By Treasurer's Commission on $216
00' at 11 'per cent., , 3 24
$l7O 50
Directors of the Poor in. account- with• the
. County Of Huntingdon.
DR.,
To amount received on orders of the County
CommissioneiS foi ; „ $3OOO 00
To amount r'ecei'ved on orders of the ..
County Commissioners for 1854; 4280 00
To amount received of Jas. Murphy, 56 87
By. cash paid ;sundrYpersons,fer iron bed-,
steads and- bedding,. '8779 81.
By:cash paid for stone d0a1, , 6'15,6 B.o',
BYcaSh paid sundry folifurniture3 . '178_99.
By cash-paid for,stovs and spipc, 120 50 ,
By 'cash•paid; fort queUnswarei ' 63 47
By tash•paid for grOceries, • " 91
,16'
By cash paid f.d.r bell and fixtures, ' 11 . 99-
By cash paid foaibles, . 7 08
By cash paid for hardware, • 90 25
By cash paid,for,proyisions and-haul
ing, , , . „ .19 83
By cask paid:for bringing ih,,paupers; .'lB . 62
By cash for freight„ .. 51 37
By cash paid for tlisdountuti $l5OO, 17 00
By cash paid J. G. I f ightner at sundry
limes for buildii4podeholise, &c.. 5730 00
4 ._ .„ - -
, . . • ' •67836 - 67
• . _ .
Qutstanding debts in favor of sundry persons',
up, to the first day' of January 1855.
J. G. Lightner when contracts are .. •:
finished, . - ,-. • • , $746 •94 ,
Mo. Berket..fcc,•grein in the bushel, .. -• , ~..---..
grain ii the grOund; cattle', hay,
- l i -'
. fings, c lc le ens, copper kettle, &c. ;578.,62.
James Saxton. 'for balance :on coal '- ' ..
paid Hiram Johnston, 63 20,
James Saxton for.services:as DireeT
.
~
tor of ,Poonfor..two years and ex- ,
penses in Philadelphia, - _ 96 00
John Brewster for services as Direc
tor of Poor for one year, ---- :- • - 23.7 - 25
Samuel Mattern for services as Di- 7 • ,
rector of 'Poor for one year, 22 00
Sundry persons for bringing in pau-
446 37
$l7O 50
$7336 87
LEI
perA,-. • - • . • lO 7. 98
Store bills toAundry. persona, ;- -. :232 ; 35
For•. boas .and Stationary, • , .30: 83
Sundry persons for labor done, •- 57 74
James Murphey for - sundry articles
-for use of house and farm, - .138 10
Balance on stands, • 20 00
Sundry-persons for keeping out-door • - •.
paupers ; • 45. 95
State Lunatic Hospital for keeping _ -
Thomas Cohnor, 77 00
Maize Harrison for tin ware, 35 17
J. H.'Lightner for lettering doors, 11 93
Sundry persons for provisions, la 7
hor, &to. ' - 229.45
. .
2,516 51
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Proceeds of the Poor House Farm for the
year 1854,
118-1 bushels of wheat;'2so bushels of corn;
50 bushels of oats, 6A bushels of rye.
. On hand Ist January 1855, 146, bu. wheat,
127 bu. corn, 34 bu. oats,
1200 lbs wheat
flour,' 80' lbs corn meal, 50 lbs rye flour,4o
•
bu.potatoes, 300 lbs beef, 800 lbs pork, 4
cows, ~ t icalves, 10 hogs, 3 • tons of' hay, 30
tons of stone coal.
.
Persong admitted since Ist November 1854,
45,; discharged, ; of, whom 27 are men, 13
women 5 children.. -„ • •
Born In the United States 28 of whom 3 -
are colored, born in Ireland 9, born in Ger
many 8. ' . .
• Articles manufactured by, the inmates, 6
dresses, 7 - shirtS, c 7 pair of stockings, 1 skirt,
'3 aprons.
We, the undersigned. auditors of the county
of Huntingdon do hereby certify that we have
examined the Orders of the Commissidners of
said county and the receipts for the same for
and during the past year and 'find a balance
due the Treasurer of . sixty-four - dollars and
eighty-two cents.' -
And also that we have examined the account
of the' Directors of the Poor of said county and
find it correct, as above stated.
We have also examined the account of the
Treasurer of the Huntingdon County Academy
and find that it is correct, as above stated, leav
ing:a balance in the hands of the Treasurer, on
the Ist day .of January, 1855 of fifty-eight dol
lars and eighty-seven cents.
Given under our bands at the the Commis
sioners office in the borough of Huntingdon 6th
January 1855.
, RALPH 6,ROTSLEY,
HENRY BREWSTER,
P. MOOR
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
Dy virtue of an order of the. Orphans' Court.
ji of the County of Huntingdon, there wild be
exposed to sale by public outer . ) , on the premi.
.ses in Duhlin township, Huntingdon county, on
Thursday, February 15th, 1855,,at 1 o'clock, P.
M. of Said day, the following described real es,
tateof David Hudson, deed. ' to wit : A certain
_messuage and plantation of land situated near
the village of Shade Gap, in Dublin township,
bounded on the north by Minis now owned by
James Sherard, on the cast a.nd south by lands
.of the heirs of James Hudson dcc s d., and on
the' west by lands of Brice X. Blair and John
Rouse, containing .
112 ACRES,
more or less, on which is erected two Imp and
A w e, convenient dwelling houses, one
I: of log and the other of stone ; al_
e gel
-- so _a large barn and other out
houses and buildings—between and near to both
houses is a strong, never failing spring of ex
cellent water ; there arc other springs of good
water on the premises and also plenty of run
ning water. The farm is principally limestone
land, about 80 acres of it cleared and in good
cultivation, with a good apple orchard thereon.
Also, at the same time and place- and in • con
nexion with the above, there will be sold 2 acres
of timber land, more er less, lying near the
farm aforementioned, in the county: and •town
ship aforesaid, situated on Piney Ridge, boun-
ded on the East and.Noith by lands ot the heirs
of James Hudson, dec'd., on the West by lands
of the heirs of George !Judson, dee'd.
This valuable and desirable property, situa
ted as it is in the heart of a
,healthy and thri
ving neighborhood, adjacent and convenient to
churches of several denominations, to school
houses, mills, stores, and meehanic shops, and
within sight of Milnwood Academy, which is to
be revived in the spring under new and favora_
ble auspices, offers to purchasers a rare chance
for investment or speculation.
TERMS or SALT:.—One-tliiid of the purchase
money to be paid on'confirmation of sale, the
residue in two equal annual payments thereafter,
with interest, to be secured by the bonds and
mortgage of the purchaser."
JACOB S. HUNT, Administrator.
Jan. 13th, 1855-3 t.
Notice to Bridge Builders
SEALED proposals will be received by the
Commissioners of Huntingdon county, for
building a Bridge on the arch plan across the
Juniata river near NeEC's between-Peters
burg and Alexandria.'Bridgc' to be 150 feet
long--one span, and 'te have double arches.—
Proposals-received. at the Commissioners office
up to 2 o'clock onTriday the 9th day of Februa
ry next, at which time a. 11,1 place the plan land
.
specifications can be seen.
By order of C9mmissioners-
NV: - VILLER, Clerk.
Huntingdon, Jan. 23,'1855:'
Vernal's' Library Association.
ri illE . T.A4rary will now, be Opened for subscri
bers every Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
in their
,room in the Court House. Annual, sub.
scription:p cents. In, addition to the fOrmer
collectiOn of standard and popular works, some
late publications have t bcen added, viz : Bayard
Taylor 4 s Travels, Fanny Fern'''s works, &c. In
creased public patronage will enable us to still
further increase the interest.- . .•
• • • , ; , By order, of th,e - PreBident.
•
Frunlingdor, Jan. 2.3.„1855.
S,ECERWEPS: •SALE. r
I) Y virtue of "a s W'rit cifVe'nd: Exp, isined•
'of the Cqurt of 'Cpiiim on 'Pleas of Hunting=-,
don county a'nd• to tne ' directed; • there will be
sold on Monday:; ti),c-I.2th',"of-:Tebruayy, next, at
2 o'clock in.the afiernoon,..on,the premises, all
the defendants right and interest in'a certain lot
of ground on the North side of Main Street in
MeConnellstown, •being, .gixty-six' feet in front
and Viiending back • one hundred and fifty-five
feet, bounded hy a lot:of:Joseph Douglass on
the West and john Snyder On the East having
thereon erected a two story low 'House
* . 55. and a small Stable. ' Scite,d,takfin ex
ecution andLfcibe'solif-as . 4he firoperty:of Mich
ael Shriner. , . • • 7,
.JOSHLTA: GREENLAND, Sheriff..? •
Sheriff's Office,-:. .. . ,
Huntingdon, Jan. 234'-185.5.1
ADNII.NiSTEATOE!S -N OTICE., _ .
T A ETTERS,of administration have
. bee . n gran;
tell to undersigned un tir :estate of Sam
uel Smith, dee'd., late of Hopewell township.—
Ali-persons, laay . ing said estate
will present them duly authenticated ,for settle.
merit, arid all persons indehtediO.Said - estate will
make immediate 'paynient. : " - -
' JOHN B. WEAVER,,Adni'r.
Hopewell township, Jan. 12, 1855..
List of Outstanding Balances due Ist
• • Collectors,
Year.
1840.
1844.
Townships,. ,
Allegheny, •
Tell,
Walker,
Barree,
Morter,
Springfield,
Woodberry,
Barree,
Porfer,
.Union,
Cass,_
Dublin,
Franklin,
°Springfield,
Tell,
• Cass,
*Franklin,
Jackson,
tUnion,
Clay, . _
tPorter,
"?Brady,
Cromwell,
Shirley,
tTod,
tWalker,
Marriorsmark,
West,
Franklin,
vrod,
tUnion, •
f Walker, •
tßrady,
tCass,
Dublin,
tFraniclizi",
tHenderson,
tPorter,
tUnion,
tWest,
tßarree,
tßrady, ,
tCass, .
tClay,
tCromwell,
tDublin,
tFranklin,
tHenderson, ,
tHopewell,
tJackson,
tMorris,
tPenn,
?Porter,
tShirley,
?Springfield,
?Tell,
tTod,
tUnion,
?Walker, •
tWarriorsmark,
tWest, .
1845.
1846
.:6
1847.
1848
1849
1851.
1852
1853.
1854.
AliditOre
WhOle Amount, $12428 05 9284 59 782 66
(Since paid in part.. #Since paid in full. *lt appears 'by Mr. Conrad's , Duplicate that the
above amount was, paid to Mr. Neff, former Treasurer and not credited on' the County Books
Given under 'Spa' of Office, 6th January, 1855
Attest :
r LL . ;..,-.
A FARM -FOR RENT. -,..
,FOR SALE.
. : .
A Farm in Liciting Cree ..
k valley; about four rpliE Cross Roads Foundry prep.. --,- ......._
miles from Bell's mills and two from .Bell's I erty,jatc the property of Henry,,.
;..
furnace,. containing .450 acres,--:about 50 acres Bration, \Yarrioismark township, ."14,i,.., ,,, -..-A---4s
eleared•—two good orchards of grafted fruit- 7 .. Huntingdon county, Pa., embra.l.l4,ll. ' nEWA
the
.whole_ place well watered, and a large cing a large two story frame dwelling house,
stream of ivuter running through the centre of Store house and lot, with a commodious frame
the place. The soil is - good for raising any Foundry building and lot, allin good order and
kind of grain. The place will * be leased for in a good location, being situated in the . neigh
five years, the rent to be applied to improving borhood of . the Juniata Iron _Furnaces, and an
the property. For further particulars inquire extensive farming-community. The said prop_
of the subscriber in Newton Hamilton, Pa. erty is also admirably adapted for an extensive
Possession given on * lst of April next. carriage manufactory, and the wants of the,
JEREMIAH NORRIS,Ir.
community - require an establishment of that
Jan. 18, 1855-2 nu.-kind: - The situation and property is a very de
sirable one for either of the above businesses.
Terms will be made to suit purchasers, and if
not Bola Will be rented. Inquire of
BENJAMIN F. PATTON, Agent..
%Varriorsmark, Jan. 11, 1855.
Estate of tor. David Diller deed. ~
THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by the'
Orphans' Court of Huntingdon county, to
distribute the balance on the account of Benja
min F. Patton and John T. Mathias, adminis
trators of Dr. David Diller, late of Warriors
mark township, deceased L to and amongst those
legally entitled thereto, hereby gives notice that
he will attend for that purpose at the Court House
in Huntingdon, on Tuesday the 13th day of
February next, at 3 o'clock, P. M.. when and
where all person's are required to present their
claims against stiict fund, or be debarred 'from.
coming in for a share' of the same.
' THEO. H. CREMER, Auditor.
Jan. 16-4 t. •
IMPROVED LARD LAMP.
r 1111 E undersigned having purchased the full
1 and exclusive right and privilege of con
structing, using, and vending to others, the right
to' make and use, in' the county of Huntingdon,
STONESIFER & SMITH'S improvement in
the adjustable packing for a lamp for burning
lard. Lamps' for sale by the dozen Or single,
also township rights for sale at reasonable pri
ces..
AlTorders promptly attended.to , by addressing
the aubscribUr,. Orbisonia, Huntingdon county,
Pennsylvania..
GEO..W. CORNELIUS.
Sipesville, Nov. 21; /854.-6 m..
At ROMAN'S Store opposite Gouts' Hotel.
•
Over Coats,
•
Frock Coats,
'Dress•Coats, • •
Sack Coats• - • . .
Business• Coats,
Pants and Vests,
Shirts and Drawers,
Handkerchiefs and.Cravats,l,
- ' ;CollarS,Glnves,SuSrienders,
• • liats.and Caps; &c., &c.
All of. the hest materials and most fashiona
ble Style arid finish :LeniAPER. Ell ?.1. , 1 ELSEWHERE.
Le Call and examine for yourselves.
Huntingdon, Nov. 14, 1854; •
PILES & R.A SPS.
NEW STREET FILE WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE subscriber is constantly Manufacturing
for WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FILES AND RASPS,
()revery description, and having been practical
ly engaged in the ' business. more -than Thirty
Years, can guarantee ',his . work. at the lowest
prices.. • •
Manufacturers and Mechanics, can have their
OLD FILES.RE-,C.UT.AND MADE EQUAL To
NEW. at half the 'original cost.
• 3. B. SMITH.
.:No. 61• NEW St., (between Race & Vine &
2nd & 3rd Sts.,) Philadelphia,
;Jan-23,18.55-3m.. .
TUST received; another fresh slimily of fall
t j a.nd winter- Goods, and for.sale very low by
J. &, W. SAXTON.
RAY ,PRDT,4ERS' Patent Door. and Gale
VT. Springs, just-received and for sale by
- J. & W. SAXTON.
Names of Collectors.
Samuel Robison, -
- `Jonathan Briggs,
A. B. Sangaree,
John R. Hunter,
Collins Hamer,
Benedict Stevens,
Benjamin Bowers,
Charles Cowden,
Jacob Kough,
James Hampson,
Lemuel Green,
Thomas W. Neelyi..
John H. Stonebraker,
William Ramsey, •
George May,
Conrad Curfman,
John Conrad,
David S. Bell,
Levi Smith: -
Daniel Coffman,'
Alexander Stitt,
Jesse Yocum,
Daniel Teague,
Isaac Sharrer,
Jesse Cook,
Thomas Dean,
Azariah Sacketts,
Charles Green,
Daniel Womelsdprf,
Solomon Houck,
Levi Smith,
John Coulter,
James Miller,
Joshua Greenland,
Robert Peterson,
William M'lhvain,
Luke Voorhees,
Benjamin Neff,
William Smith,
John Hewitt,
William Couch,
John M'Donald,
George Smith,
Richard Nadden,
Daniel Teague,
Andrew J. Taylor,
John Laport,
John Snyder,
Eli Plummer,
Jonas W. Books,
David Tussey,
Jacob Grove, Sr.,
William D. Shaw,
David S. Umbenow,
Benedict Stevens,
George Wilson,'
John M.'Clain,
Nathan Greenland,
Joseph Donglass,
William Hutchison,
Abraham CreSswell,
HENRx W. Nirr.Len, Clerk
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
Come 'arid Be Clothed,
January, 1855, by following
10111
C . amity Tax. State .Tax.. Militia fines.
466 33
29 01
202 08
3 00
25 00
77 43
34 52
44 81
SAMUEL WIdTON,
THOMAS HAM ER,
BENJ. K. NEFF,
_ .. Commissioners.
MN
round:ry for Sale or Rent
~. . .
rrHE Steam Foundry -. holongniF to the under
dersigned at Petersburg, will. be sold or ren
ted' on reasonable terms, including a large vari
ety of Patterns, for Cooking Stoves, Parlor, Ten
plate Wood and Coal Stoves, Water Pipe, Rol..
ling Mill, Forge, Grist; . Saw Mill and Threshing
Machine Castings, also a full assortment of Plow
Patterns for all the various Plows used in the
country.)
The Foundry is favourable located for busi
ness, with all the machinary, Patterns and Fix.:
tures in good order. Possession given on or be
fore April Ist next ensuing.
McCULLOCI{ & ORLADY.
Petersburg Jan. 1, 18.55.
The Chambersburg and Mount Union
State Line Revived.
rrnE undersigned aware
I that - a suspension of
the line of Stages over the
road between Cha.niliers.
burg and Mt. Union cannot but be disadvanta
geous to a large section of country, has, at con
siderable expenses and trouble, made arrange
ments to run a Line, of Stages Tri-weekly be
tween'the-tWO points. Good Horses and coin
fortable Stages have been placed on the route;
and experienced and trusty drivers will sit Per..
intend the running of the
• CoaclieS - . The pro
prietor of the line is desirous - that it be Main
tained,and he therefore earnestly calls upon the
public generally to patronise: it, confident that it
will be for their mutual advantage. Every at
tentiOnnecessary will be given, and the running
Of the Stages will be regular. ,
[U' Stages leave Mt. Union . every Monday,
Wednesday'and Friday mornings, arriving at
Chambersburg the same evenings. Returning,
leave Chambersbug the same nights at 10 o'clock
arriving at Mt. Union early the following morn
ing- in time fir the Cars. Stages stop at Shir
leysburg, Orbisonia, Shade Gap, Burnt Cabins,
Fannetsburg, Horse Valley, Strasburg, and
Keefer's Store.
MEI
• In" Faro through $3,00; to intermediatc points
in, proportion-
Jantiaty 2, 1.855.—tf.
STRAY STEERS.
•
CAME to tho residence of tlid'subscriber liv.
ing. in Tod township,- Huntingdon .county,
some time in August last, two'Steers, one
black and the other brown -with a half moon
piece out of 'the:right tars,- and a piece . offthe
.
left—supposed to be two years old last spring.
The owner, of the above :property is desired to
cone forward; prove property, pay charges,and
take them away, otherwise they will be sold
according to law.
January 9,1855,
BEAUTIFUL assortment. of Cutlery of
American`.Manufacture; just received' and
ibr sale by
t k beautiful assortment or Blankets, large'and
small, for sale by 'J. &W. SAXTON.
300 78
12 50.
64 39
6 20
15 41
121 52
6 18
90 08
100 98
465 77
376 81
211 03
103 87
394 48
257 83
435 31
466 38
220 37
488 65
485 42
176 44
888 99
773 25
163 04
251 38
398 30
50 69
548 62
452 45
1034 36
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t. 1;44 . _W - gogil li g.
t& - 7-1:=1:_ :'
ilaliallitZi:EVZ/ri 441
-,,,,-,-;•.:-.-:._ . ---.-_-,---:-
JOHN JAMISON.
JOHN MORNINGSTAR.
S. 84 W., SAXTON.
ALL, persons knowing themselves to have un
settled accounts with the undersigned, will
phase call and make settlement by the first of
January. After that date the books will be left
for settlement as I have quit the businesi. -
JOS. H. THOIVIPSC7I.T. - •
'Huntingdon, Dcc. 19th, 1854. " •
1 05
13 50
14 50
16 65
1 00
3 48
CAME to the preinises of the subscriber in
Henderson township, about the Ist of De
cember inst., a black boar pig_ supposed to be
about eight months old,---the owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take tint
away, otherwise he will be disposed of accord
to law.
1 50
2 00
33 00
December 12, 1654
9 00
MATCHES! MATCHES !!
JOIIN DONNELY,
14 00
3 15
MANUFACTURER AND INVENTOR OF
SAFETY PATENT SQUARE -UPRIGHT
7 44
2 09
13 00
23 23
38 63
22 33
44 95
10 00
70 53
7 90
14 00
13 73
WOOD BOX MATCHES
No. 10G North FOURTH Street (above Race,)
f ATCFIS having become an indispensable
article in housekeeping, the subscriber af.
ter a great sacrifice of time and money, is ena
bled to offer to the Public an article at once
bining Utility and Cheapness. The inventor
knowing the danger apprehended on account of
the flinasey manner in which Matches are gen
erally packed in paper, has by the aid of New
Steam Machinery of his own invention,,suceee
ded in getting up a safety patent square - iipright
wood box; this box is far preferable, inasmuch
t hat it occupies no more room than the old round
wood box, and contains at least Two Hundred
per Cent more Matches, which to Shippers is con
siderable advantage ; • it is entirely new, and se
cure against moisture and spontaneous combus
tion, and dispels all danger on transportation by
means of Railroad, Steamboat or any other
mode of Conveyance.
These Matches are packed so that one gross or
more may be Shipped to any part of the World
with pertbet safety. They are the most desira
ble article for Home Consumption, and the Sou
thern and Western Markets that have ever been
invented.
DEALERS and SHIPPERS, will do well to
call and examine for themselves.
117" Mese Matches, are WARRANTED to be
superior to anything heretofore offered to the
Public.. JOHN' DONNELLY.
106 North Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
December 12, 1854.
Books ! Books ! ! Wall Paper ! ! !
20 000 lVar0LboUcrs has
ESthoef epropu
just received from Boston, New York and Phil
adclphin, comprising the greatest
variety and most extensive stock
ever brought brought to the interior of the "V. , ..t , t-MMCc
•State - . His. STATIONERY is also of great
variety and superior quality, in part as follows:
Letter, Cap and Note Paper, Gold and Steel
Pens, Inkstands Blank and Time Books, Dia
ries for 1855, Inkstands,
Also Harper's, Putnam's,
Godey's and Graham's Magazines, received
every month as soon as out. 2000 copies of the
books recommended by the Teachers' Institute
and. Board of Directors of the county: .Green.
lief Arithmetics and Algebra, Town's Spellers - ,
and Swan's Readers. 3600 - Payson '& Dunton's
Boston Copy Books, bein tr• the best System as
well-as the best executed' books ever offered to
the public, for sale at lowest wholesale prices.
1000 pieces Wall Paper from 9 to 13c for' com
mon, 18, 23, 27e for glazed, and 1,25 to.s2 for
gold. All of the above stock is offered extreme
ly low for cash—the . public will please call and
examine. Store opposite Whitaker's Hotel,
Railroad street. WM. COLON.
Huntingdon, Oct. 18, 1854.
Juniata Academy and Female Seminary,
At Shirleysburg, Huntingdon county, Pa. -
Seminary—Rev. JAS. CAMPBELL, A. M., Prin.
cipal. •
Acadeday--Iluan J. CAMABELL, A. M., and A.
C. FENDALL,
THE winter session:of these schools opens on
I Wednesday Nov: 7-th, and, continues five
_
inpnths.
Board, light, fuel and tuition—per session $56,00
Music:with use of instrument, per quarter; 8,00
Board; room rent,- fuel and tuition ; per ses
sion 52,00
Modern languages—per session. 5,00
Painting and drawing-- - -per quarter, 3,00 to 5,00
Incidental expenses • - 25
For circulars or information,
-address the
Principals.
Oct. 17, 1854-3 m. ,
GRE4I.T ARRIVAL
Confectionary, Fruit and- Toys,
. ,
AT ivicpsus'
.
In. Market Square, Hunlingdo . n, Pa.
ri WE public generally', , and the little ones in
particular, are requested to call at Nimbus' ,
Establishment, where all kinds of Swu,:razsArs,
CANDIES and Nuts, and a large assortment of
TOTS can be lead. filmec•ealiT.anii examine for
yourselves.
Oct.loth 1854. ' •
At IL Rom - an's .Clothing Store,
overooat q .•• fbr $450
• • Lined Pants _2 . 00
Vests 75
Call and examine for yontholiresi - ' • -
, Huntintdon; Oct. 10th, 1854. . •
..SOAP AND.• CANDLE
Manufactory, • • -
Main Street one door ,west of the "Globe"
.
•
LIREDERICK LIST informs the citizens of
Huntingdon, and of the county, thallie hat;
cornmeneed the -manufacture of -mould and.dip
Candles and Rosin Soap, one dpor west of the
"Globe" office,. on Main Street, Thintingdoii,
where he will alimYs be -preparfed to fill'ordera
at city pricei. • .
. • • „
• TALLOW WAIsTTED, and the highest Cash
price will be paid. •
.
Huntingdon, Decl. 6 . , 1.854.; ' " •
BLA.A'S,!:BLAIVIZS !:!...13LANKS ! !!
A" full assortment for sale at the "Globe" Of.
fite
DEEDS : : • • - Soumoris',L.
Ex's.Arzb Tat's. 'DtgDS, EXECUTIOIdSi -
;MORTGAGES' ' SEI3PCENAS, • -r:
Boss ; with and without waiver,—.
WAR RANTS, • - LEASE:Ty • • • ':-
ATTACHMENTS, • COMMITTMENTSi
A'GREEMENTS for the sale ofgeal•Estate r
No'rEs relinquishing all benefits of exemp
tion-laws."
-fIOD Fish; Maeheral; Herring. &e., just reee .
ved . and for sale by ; SAXTON.'
NOTICE , .
STRAY PIG.
JOHN WARFEL..
PHILADELPHIA.
IICRAIS-7-E3ltti3RY.
TERSIS-:-ACAbESIY