Receipts-, and: _ ~ Expeaditures
••444. 4,
Of, the- Couoly of Huntingdon, from the -,3rd
daij. of Janua y,
,1854,, up , ts)
.the, sth day ,of
1855,;;ind,uding boilt•days. ,
- :RECEIPTS: • '
Aunt, in l'ye:a.,4liri bast :301 SO
=EI
Henry- Cre`i)3er, Siirin g field,
18,31
John. Love, Baif,ee„;
Daniel Teaguc, proinwelL,
Isaac Sharrer,
John: Brown,
D,?.1411,
West:, ,A 1
' • 1852
Daniel Wonielsdorf. Franklin,
George;
Levi Smith, Union,.
.
Joh,ii-eoulter, Walker • -•-
•
Jarnes.Ewing;.l3arreo,
James llliller, - Brady,
Joshua .Gseenlarici Ipaks,_
Riqhard - Madden,.. Clay,
GeOrke . Sl.'varti, era 1,
Robert Peterson, Dublin;'
Vitna,:Nrcrysrairi, Franklin,
Liikel'iToothees; Henderson,
Lebnatd. Weaver; Hopewell; .
,
J'ames'Str.artiJr.l.4'liOP l
Mieltael!Fetterlio,3t, 11 , 1ptr,
.14Cali33`r n'inttau i; , h,;1. 3 . en
Berijanlin'Tstefr, - Potter,
John, p g r ts
S (I'.
John „Ton .
Isreal Baker,'Ted,
William Smith,. Union,-
John HefPn7, Walker,
Walter Van Tries, Warriorstuark,
Jahn cwitt,..West,
1854
William Couch, Barree,
John-McDonald, Brady,
George Smith, Cass,
Richard Madden, Clay, • .
Michael -Myers, C romweli, •
Andrew J. Taylor, Dublin,
John Laport, Franklin,
John S nyder,. Henri erson, ; -
Eli J'lurnmer, Hopewell,
Jonas .W. j;loOks,.Jacksop,.
David= Ttissey.- Morris, , •
Jacob:GrOye, Sr., Penn, • •
~ Shaw, Porter, -
David. S; Untirenow,Shirley,".•
Benedict Stevens, Springfield,
Jacob Hagie ,_ Tell, •
. _
John McClain, Ted.
Nathan Greenland, Union,
.losePh Douttlass, Walker, •
Hutchison, W a Frio rm ar k ,
Abraham Cresswell, West,
Ainoont of C oun y tax 'on'Tipseated
land 4,
Arn'outif'of School tax on Unseated
• larnds,
Amount of Roa 1 tax on Unseated
. ~ .
Ithids, ,
Amount of Re!lemption money on
Unseated' rand - s received since - lasi,
.4ttlem,'ent, . , .
Amount received in full on Bond
against•sundry persons. given*r
-any.autount over three thouslnd
.dollars ,which Bridge, across the
,Juniala river a 4 t Huntingdon shall
cost, ,
,
Arnount.received for rent .of: , ; •
Toll House. - • 32 00
Amount received for tent of
C - Orirt House; ".
An count - - of- Jury Fees and
Fines received from W. B - .
Ze igler, Slleriff ; -
Balance due - County Tleasu
rer at settler-tient,
EXPENDITURES,
Attorney General and °there on crim-
nat prosecutions,
Constables for making returns and
advertising spring elections &c.,
Grand and Traverse Jurors,. Court
Crier &e.._ ,
Assessors orders, •
Judges, inspectors and Clerk. of
- Elections.
Inquisitions on dead bodies, --
Road and Bridge views, 254 •00
do damages, Benj Grafius 60.00
Jo do John Hewitt 400 00
do do . Fred. Snyder 25 00
do do John Hess 23 60
do do 'Daniel Piper :160 00
State, -road froni Mill Creek
to Calvin •
Robert Madder?. - for bridge
at Huntingdon .
Alex. Carmon for bridge at
'lawns
George Conciliar:4ll4ga at
Couch's Furriicb,.
Jacol - ,,,C.overt c rfor . Midge
across tlaelt._Log Creek 196 57
John Shaver for truildiug
brid~eat Drakes
Ferry F 306 00
Coniroisialjera—
Rbbeit'Sti,t,t, it:ft,ti I, .
Samuel Wigton
Thomas-Hamer 105 00
Amountprdd_Aud-i .o tors f0r'5.3.)
Clerk to Com'rs in full for '53 ~ 50 .00
do
. ph:acpour4 - ..
for 1854 32500
Treasurer.pf , ,StatO'Lutratic.
David Brotherline- ,
John Madden -- ' *
- _
For coal,' wood, 'stationary,
light &c. for public 'offices
G,ourtjq °trap and Jail. •
inteteat on .-COulity
ei:a 11: `. : 360 00 -
thOViihs'Fisher (14'00,
William. Orbison, 85q.,173 50:
C.l3ooher GO 00
-...... - 11eni3E,Xtickler 22 19
- • t4ltatier'"i' • '30:00
Amount paid Directors_ of
the Poor for 1854
W. 13: 'Zeigler Sheriff',. . for
summoning Juiors and eon
veyinr,. prisoners (o the pen
itentiary &c.
Sheriff Greenland on. ae.
.i,nunt for same,
For, G r ounty:prin.'ting
NV,illiaml 4 evviS, ,
Samuel Plazgoiv
Geo rge • Jaeksou fOr boarding,.
Jurors acid ;Q..onst?.bleq in ,
the • c_abe Ceintit.o,- vs
Elizabeth I-larker 00 81..>
Robert.-_Kyle: boarding
Jurors and Con-tables in
1848
52 02
l f S5O
98 07
15 6,6
'lO -0I• 9 §
pzS, 6
4, • ,
41
c,„l 271 ,21
39:1)4
2 CI
.3t,SS
i(l6 SI
IE9
''• 00 - '27
,192 10
.59' 00
7,7
'44960
22200
804' 66
422 20.
"J • 51-.7r
- .618 '99
132'0
• • .
• 1182'.922
529 '66
15
134 •• 17
426 . 64
145 0 . 0
'407
. 09
321 OS
1091 85
=I
ME
348 00
200 00
60 00
135 00
130 00
11300
803 00
1263 00
168 00
397 00
.312 00
A . 25 00
686 00.
,380,00
25 .op
50 00
200 00
207 53
310 00
520 10
CSS 2S
16,619 16
437 97
174 20
263'47
176 CO
17721, , a)
, 750 00
57 00
25 00
63 00
BEI
64 82
18958 02
1239 40
262 21
2826 60
348 00
618 44
566 92
922 GO
56 50
1150 . 00
433 70
389 25
DEEM
2:159 52
38.50
105 00
114 u 0
352 50
53.50
375 00
52 00
'52 0-0
XlO5OO
408 22,
759 69
4286 00
G82'.73
I GO -00
77'5Q
99 00
176 50
case of . .Comth...vs George
Moreland -; 1 - 8 - 00 " 98 89
,Dr. .1. Bkr k uden for Medical:
attendance op. prisoners . ioo
,Insurance of* , Bridge,a;,,Hun- . ;
tingdon
. • 2.1, 06
'Postage to Wm. Lewis 16 20
JOIM M.'Cunriinghani for plan ,
and'spe.difications of Treasul : ' '
rer's and (Ace • -10 - CO
Jolin'Rend'Atto'rney to Corn.; ' 1. ."
'inigionerg, in full fur '1853 :10. Oa- •-
Aftoinny to COM , ' '
inisitbriers.on acconrit - for ' • , '
..., .
' • 20 00' "
10 00 - _ .. , 40,.00
For i'nUrt 'big and . ' "' '1"
boundary line between gun- '
tinidon. Centre and Mifflin
• -. . .
counties f 42 00
For -running and making
boundary :. line, between ; • -
_Huntingdon, Bedford-aril
-''Foftrin - cOnntic.s: ' 18
Refunding ordeis -to f-atridrY .
persons for • land ' '
sOldat •
- Trea'surer's--ale _ '
; ' 86.09
. •
Sundryp'etsdps. prptniums nn - '
'''‘irild'eats and foxes -•
,:••• - 348 85
Road tax - on , unseated lands • ' -
'paid 1854 ' 190 00
Scai'nol tax - 'On'unaeated Jands •- -
' - •id"1854. 33 94. '223 94'
Thaa. H: Creiner, P•io'tys.' '
fees stationary, and. blan.k
booltsinr,Prot'ys. office &C.' = 214, 87
• '
Foi reoirs-- . .-to:_COnrt House :. „ ' '
and %rail . • 7.r:202183
Mrs. ' for- -
' Court,,Hansm' ; • ;. 18 75 .•
Mrs ;•Jane - Kiem-filr same -in
full' '; 6. 25 ; ..; .
M'rs. Jane Keina , for 'Nvn'shing. •.• - • •
•' for prisoners • 1:5 'OO ;• -40 00:
Sundry persons redemption- • ,
money on unseated-lands - -- .192 87
Treasurer's Commi-sion on
$36,994 51-at 1-1 per cent 554 91
. 18959 03
In testimony of the correctness of the above
accounts ire have hereto set our hands this
12th day of •January, A. D. 1855. • ;.' ,
SAMUEL WIGT-ON,
. . - _THOMAS HAMER,
: BENJ. K.NEFF.
• • . Commiss'rs..:
Report of 'Witliam2.Dorris, Treasurer of
the Huntingdon County , Academy.
RECEIPTS.
To balancein hand on last settlement
befOre county A'uditors 9th Jari.lBsl. $lB4 37
To rent of Academy received from: Mr.
To interest on money in . Treasurers
Bands till lent .out
To rent from Rev.. L.. Hawes per. W.
Orbison Esq,
EXPENDITURES.
By amount paid James McCbbe for ,re
.pairs, . 2 00
By- bonds of :--undry persons secured by ,
.R.Pal.Estate-and bearing interest from .;
Ist April 1853, . . 285 .50
By balance in hand of Treasurer, 58 87
44G 37
The Outstanding debts due the Aandfniy - • aie as
follows, viz :—.-• - •
4 Bonds of Marlin . - Kephart bearink interest
froth Ist - April 185.2, secured' by mortgarre
•fbr $lB5 50
3 . BOnds' of'•Michael DeCkei::be4iritlg . interest
from Ist `April '1853, 'secured by mortgage
'fOr''.sloo
.1 Bonds of, Annitagp..bearjng inter
est,from-1 tt April :1.853; secured by mortgage
for „SlOO 'OO
Report of- the Directors , of the- - Poor fo
the year 184.
„.
Henry .13•TeWS'iCi Esq.,Treks - m.6 , 1'0n dceount
with. the' Directors of the Poor. '
- • DR.
To balance in the hands of 'Treasurer at the
last- settlement, $124 70
To preeeed-s of 9 bushels of wheat, 10 -80
To eaSli-frOmMrs. Fraker for oats, 35 00
By cash paid Wm. Lewis for printing, $3 50'
By cash paid George Hudson for ser
vices as Director of the poor, 56 00
By' cash to Lycoming Fire insurance .•'
Company, • . ..2 63
By cash paid J. Williams for stands, ' 20 00
By cash paid Wm. Bird for hauling,. 326
By cash paid Mrs. S. A. Burket for.
goods purchased. of her, - 25 00
By cash paid -James Murphy, . 56 87
By Treasurer's Commission on x"216
00 at 1-. 1 2 - per ceht.,3 24
—•,-• - . - _ ,
$l7O 50
Directors of the, Poor in account with, the
County of. Huntingdon.
DR.
TO amount rec'eived on orders - of' the County
Commissioners for 1853,; $3OOO 00
To . O:mOUnt received on orders of the
County Commissioner for '1854, 4280 00
To amount - received of Jas. Murphy ; 56 87
: CR. •-•' s •
By paid • sundry persons for iron 'bed
, 's,leads and - bedding,'s779 81
By Cash_paid for : stone ,coal; " , 15;6 pfi:
By. "e4Ah., paid sundry for:furniture, 178 . '99 .
By", pash
• fOr stoveS and pipe, 120 50
for.queouSikare f 63 47
By cash paid for groceriei ' . . 91 16
By. - saSli.paid, for bell..auct fixtures, 11 99
By.,caSti paid for bibles, „ 708
By cash paid for .hardware,,, 90 25
By,oash, paid harproyis,iprisand.haul-, - ,..,...,,
ing,
.19 2 83
•
By cash paid for bringing in paupers, 18 62 .
By. , :casivfor freight,•. • _ 51 . 37
By cash:paid - for discount - o.n $l5OO, 17 00.
By cash paid J. G. Lightnerat sundry ; 1'
times for building poor house, &c. 5730;001
87336'87
Outstanding debts in:furor:of sundry persons
• up to, the first .day :Tan,uary 1855.
J. G..-Lightner when contracts are ,
_finished,.: ' - 8746 ,94
MrS. Burket for grain in the'busheb, •i
grain in the grOund,.cattlachayi •
hogs, ehiakens, copper,-kettlei&c. 578: 62
-James Saxton:for balance =on - 'coal. ••.,:• :
paid._4irarn Johnston',, ' • 63 20
James Saxton for'ser_vices
•
2s Direc--
tor of Poor for tWo 7 years arid' ex
• penses in, Philade,lphia l ,-; 96 00
John Brew • stTei .
-tor...pfSPOor . for one, year, • 23,25
:Samuel:Sael Mattern,fnr. services,,as •,
rector .ofPoor for one year, 22 00
Sundry persons for bringing in pau-
182 00
30'00
50 00
446.37
$l7O 50
CR
$7336 87
'pers . ;
Store:bills - la sundry 'persons,- 232 35
For bOoks , and Stationary, ' = 30 83
Sundry person's for labor done, , 57'=7.4
James:MurPheyfor :sundry articles =
for•tiSe of ‘housearid farm;': =',,; • 138.10
Bolan ce•on , stands, , • ' , :121.7 . 20 :00
-
Sundry persons for keeping out-door
panpersi! , 45 95
State;Luxttic •Hospitp:l - ,• - fot•-_,keepi ng • —„
Thomas Camor, 77 00
Maize-Harrison : for tirrWare, , - - 35••17
J. H. Lightner for lettering doors, 11 93
Sundry persons,,for„ propsions,,lai.„:
bpr, Sc;
:1
• • ' • '' 2516 '5l
Proceeds of the Poor „1-lo.q.sq L Farm, for,,thp
year 1854.
, 4184. Jwsbqlp 0f;;Ty,b,p4,,,59, bushels of porn ;
50 bushels Oroats`, bushels OrrSre.
On ban.ci Ist January, 1855, 1464`bii. wheat,
127 bu '.'"dttrfi; I 3 ' , I - bd. o'ats, 1200 lbs' wfieat
f10ur,.,80; lbs corn , meal„ 59 flour, 49
bu. potatoes, 300 lbs beef, 800 lbs :pork, 4
cows, 4 calves,, 10 bogs, 3 tonsqf hay,,3o
tons of stone coal.
-PerSobs admitted S in'e,e , lst November:lBs4;
45; discharged 1 ; of whom 27 are men, 13
,women, s..children. •
- -
Born in the United States 28 of whom 3
,dre Ccilored,. borhln • Ireland : - 9, 'born in Gef
many 8.
Articles. manufactured by the inmates, 6
dresses,7 shirts, 7 of . stockino - s 1 skirt
aiworis."
We the undersigned auditors of the county
'of Hurftincf,don do• hereby-certify' th.t we have
examined the orders of the Commissioners of
said' coil ritf and' the receipts . ' foi artib for
and during :the. past year • and: firtdi ta:baldnee
due hhc.:-Ireas,nrer 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
Treasuref'of the Huntingdon County Academy
and find that it is correct, as above stated, leav
ing a balance in the 'hands oflhe Treasurer, on
the Ist day of January, 1855 of fifty-eight dol
lars and eighty-Seven eelitS.
Given under our hands at the the Conunis
sioners office in the borough' of Htintingdon 6th
January 1855. •
RALPH CROTSLEY,
HENRY BREWSTER,
• P. 'MOOR,
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
CHEAP GOODS,
CALL' AT. THE STORE OF
tEti.,'.G:w.lriT, •
GE 0 . GWIN :has just, returned - from Phila
delphia and New,York, and is now opening
at his well known : slant" in • Market Square, he
largest and prettiest assortment of TALL AND
WINTER GO.O,DS,ever brought to the borough
of Huntingdon, and is now selling at unusually
low prices. -My stock consists in part, of Cloths,
Cassinicres, Black nact :Fancy, Sattinetts, and a
large variety, of Satin and Silk Vestings '
Ken
tucky. %leans T,deas, brown and bleached M us
nits, Drill CraSh, Bags-and Bagging, Linen and
Ceiton table Drapers, and a great variety of
goods to tedious too mention. '
_ _ _
LA DIES-DlinSS AND -FRENO-1 - . 1 , GOODS
—a Lime assortment of Undepleaves, Collars anti
Spencers: , I
CK.A.IO FIGURED ILRIS RIZNTB
inf,a . bitudatc, Muslin de Lanes, Muslin ; de
Bage; !peas, Lustres, Cashmeres, Florpnce
and Ar.arccline and Gro de Nap Silk for 'bonnet
I i nins, .Eclg ing Lace, IlibbOns, fancy and black
Gimp , bl ack silk lace, colored .Kid• Gloves, Gents'
blaekilitto, Linen arid silk Handkerohicfs, Black
Lathan Cray.ars, Hosery &c.
13001%-i AND SHOES, HARD-WARE,
QT.TEENS-'WARE,--GLASS-W-ARE.
AND OEDAR-WARE,'"
A.;-good supply of -FRESH GROGER(ES.•
HATS AND CAPS. A great varity'of
• STRAW GOODS.
My stock has been selected with - the greatest
care in regard to quality and prices, and,l flat
ter myself, thatl can offer i . rfclncente:nts to pur
chasers, not to be found 'elseWhere: " ' -
,Thankful for' the patronage of the, past by
my frierWandthapubliegonerally.. I respect
fully.soleet'a.,contii-itiance of the same. ,
Q WIN
lip.rritlgdon, Oct. Igth, 1851.
BOOTS AND. SHOES,
The Best Assortment ever brought to
• Huntingdon. •
THE public are informed that LEVI W.F..:ST
-1 BROOK has just opened 'at his stOre,.the,
•
best selected assortment of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHors
ever brought to Huntiniedori—in part as follows:
Men's Double-soled Calf" Boots,
Men's Water-roof Hunting Boots, •
Men's Heavy -Demble-Soled-'Water-proof
Boots, -
Boys' Fiiie and Codrie Boots,;
. *Latlie.;'''Co'ngress . Graitors,
• Ladie'S' French Morocco: Gait ors, . .
:Ladies': Goat and. - Ilforotcb Boots,
Gum Shoes of all
togctlier•with a general assortmenl, of Ladies'
Shoes and Slippers. 'Also, Misses' and
dreri's beit qUality of Boots and Shoes—Canvas
&c., &e,
My old customers and the public generally,
are rdqluested to call and examine my new,
. „
stock. . ,
.
• - LEVI" WESTBItOOK
liiinting,don, Nov: 14, 1554. •
J. W. SAXTON;
T_TAV-E - just received frcim Philadelphia`rlhe
handsomest - assortment of
Pall and Winthr Goods
ever offered in this place, consisting of Cloths,
Cassimers, 89.ttinetts, Vestings,
FOR THE LADIES, we have Plaid.Sillts,
worsted Plaids, and every variety of Plaid:Goods,
to please the taste of the. Ladies; also, Shawls,
Saehery, Flannels, Bonnet Bonnets, and
•the finest assortment of Collqrs,'UnidersleaveS,
:Shimazetts; &c , &c., ever offered to the La.ties
of this place. it , •
BOOTS AND...SI - lOES ot every: variety. for
uyarund-Men, Ladies, Shoes .of every - variety, -J
H TS"AND CAPS, it - ' 7 l;ea - utifi.il
• ,
of every grade•andsize. '•
D of Which 'we -have' the best as- 1
isortinUni • - •
' QtIBENSVTIVR.E .- A.ND GROCEIiIES, of
tlieka..ls.na.Lbetter for the price. „ , •
, Our stocicaN:fil Garpetsc' Std.;:is good.
'Tubs,. Buckets; Willowware, and everything
'Usually,dcept in - ,a country s!urup :
In fact we have everything to,,suit the taste of
all, and at lovVer,priceS CAI) ',he got got'at any
other house i n iown. 11 - yrra : 'don i t-be satisfied of
the fact aftiniaalli"64,.tiken'Avegivei
We have aLso Fish n Salt,
..Plpster, and alsoye
eeive and stxt re Pl7ain as usual..
W. SA.k'f,ON.
Sept. 26th, 1954
107 '9B
=NM
Auditors.
List of, ,Outstanding Balances floe Ist
• tiltrors;
- gan`ws Colldc t ors.'
.Samuel Robison;
.Toriathan'Biggs, : .,,
, Sarigareq,
••'.„ •, • Aliri 'Hiantpr,
; RenoOict:
Benjamin .Bo'wers ; .
Cl6lll4js` COWderl,, ;
HamPsoif , •
ree..ri„
Thomas w.,N,eel
Year. Townships,
i§4o: -
11844: Tell,
Walker,
1845 , Barie •
4Porter, .
"Springfield,;
Wood berry,
1840;':„13arree, ;
" Porter,
Union,...
1847: Chist
- •
,
S
1"1 . r,
1848;
Jack - son,
tUnion,
,CIAY, - ,•. •
TPctter,
tßfialy,
Cromwell,
0,49 .
_
tWalker
.
tWarriorsmark,, Azarialf Sac*ettS ),
Charlearecrl,.
1852. sFr•ankl . ini!: ; "..! . Daniel,Weinelsqor'f,,
'Mad, -*
Levi", •
1853. 'fßra:qy,
,• " James Mill
.""
••"" Fr-01k lin t ' ''M'.l,l)4,ai
•' Luke•lToOrh'ee,• - '..
•;
' • . 'fitirnion c , -,.•'`` Wiltiacn'Srrrith,
(West; • • ' John Hewitt,- ' •
454. .1 - Barree, William COuCti„' '
'(Brady, ' John M'Donald,' .
.
' •tCass, • - George Smith,'
' ' Richard Madden,
teromix•ell,' ' Daniel Teague,
Andrew
,J. Taylor,
' John Lapoit ;
tHenderson, ' John Snyder,
tHopewell•, - • Eli Plummer,
.tJackson, T Jonas W. Books, -
tMorris, - David 'Tussey,
•
tPenn, Jacob Grove, Sr.,
tPorter, ; 'William D. Shaw, •
tShirley, • • David S:Vmbenow,
•-• tSpringfield; Benedict Stevens,
Ge•O'rge Wilson,
•••'. ' :•• M'Clain,
-Union, atban - Greenland;
fWalk er, • Jos,eph' Do ngl ass,
tWarriorsmark, William Hutchison,
' (West, Abraham.:Cresswell,
Elni
• Whole'Ainount,, . • 812428 05- 9284 59 , 782 66
(Since paid in part. sSinee paid in full. qt appears' by Mr. Conrad's Duplicate that the
above amount was paid to Mr. Neff, former Treasurer and not ereditel on the County Books
The following is the indebtedness of the County:
To William B. Leas 'Bonds on Poor House properly,
To Thomas Fisher,
To William' OrbisOn,'Esq.,: . - -
To , Ex'tors of Conrad •Boo`ker, dcc'd.,
To Henry Focliler,
Given under Seal of Office, 6th 'January, 1855
Attest
\v. MILLER ; 'Clert!.
~~~~~
,leotro-plawiei; 'Lightning Rods
LFTER.-linany veal's' elute investigation!
.. and .pu morons experiments,.the Pattent cc •
sakes,plea sure in informin g the public that he'
has_arrived at, the true principles of protecting
families, dwellings, and property from the de
structive influence of Lightning. The Cal-
amities that every City, Town, Village and
Country falls victim to annually, through the
gross negligence of its inhabitants, is beyond
calculation o -especially when the remedy is-so •
easy. to obtain--this is found in Art itage's
Patent Magnetic Lightning Rods, and in •
this alone. This Rod has been examined by
the most scientific gentlemen in the world—
Professors 10Iurtrie, Johnson,. Waller and ,
many others,that have examined ; them, recom
mend and speak of Omit in the 111,41195 t terins
of approbation, and haVe pronounced them' the
only safe rods in use in this or any other coun
try, for the protection of Lives and 'Property.—
One advantage is to, divide and throw back a
part of the electric - fluid harmless to the clouds;
in time of a stroltZ-'this enables the rod to con- '
duet that uertion 'Of fluid that belongs to the
earth without the slightest danger of leaving'
the conductor:. This rod has many other ad
vantages over the old one.. Tim mily place of
manutheturing is in Vine' St., 3 doors above
Twelfth, Philadelphia, where. all personS are
respectfully invited to call and examine- for
themselves. For sale Wholesale and Retail by'
Stitisfact,ary rse - emmendations can bc-seen
by ctillinlop the subscriber. All rads war
ranted..., "
•
SAMUEL ( .HOOVER,
- Hartleton; Union Ca., Pa.,
Is Agent for ITuntingdon,,and adjoining 'coma
ties,.and. kvill' fUrnish - 'the Rods on the' - same
manner as - the ProPrictor,.. Any. peron desir
ing to be supplied with the Rods can ICave their"
ord'er's with the Editor of the Globe;• or with
GrafFLUs.Miller,.of the •Rail Road lintel.
April 26, 1854: • '• • • ' '
• Virkh. ES .; -
CLOCKS AND JEVIELRY
,
• ' The Subscriber, thankful to
his 'friends and'pat.rons, 'arid to;
the public. ,generally; Tor' their
patronage, continues te . 'carry'i6 • .•
.•
at the' same stand, one dooreast of ;Mi•;.
C. Cont.' s7Hotel; Marketatreet Hunting , -
don, where Ire 'Will :.attend , •tO all Wild
W 1 11: -laver him ith .their custorn:;.,:and. also
keeps on hand a good astort men t W i atejlas,- ;
Clocks, Jewelry, &c. ; - all of, which lie is .
d etermined,. to sell. -low prices, ,
A.m.1 1 Jewelry, of all kinds, • will i be re l . ;
paired 'at - r :'sliOrt .notice,„ and
range m,e . nt ,good, - Avo:ikiiian, all_ repairs'
will be'diine 'a. neat and durable:iriannt, and
any person having articles for repairirighall''
have them 'done.at the promised time., IV pay
ing, strict attention tO.lniSinees. selling
low prices, he hopes 'tt - share' of
lic . patronage:
JOSETIT I IfEI'aVIZ i"
: -
K.':S o nto Ag' t.
/rONY, Packages, and Goods of all kinds,t
-received'and' forwarded:atAlio illsk of the
Conipany;itc•all the citiss and p'rinciPpali to is
in: the Unitcd SfatOs.l.. -.•- .• • , .
.
Qtleenswa_tre 7 -:.a. ftp6.", assortmeutjust receiv_
at tho store of
January 3d, 1554
eey,
•
John ri.,StpnOrak c y,
•Ori
. „conergd,,ql.l-rfrrian,.
David 5., Re 11;
LeviSniith,
,Pattiqt-cukfmati,
-41exall;ler Stitt,,
Dsniel Teague;
Isaac- Sinarrei.,
,
Jesse• 999 K, •
Thomas Dean,
THOS. ARMITAGE
LONG & 'DECKER
January, 1855 by-the following
VIZ:
County Tax: ; •State:Pax.'Militici - fines.
466 33
29 01
202 08
64 39: ;,
.z
00
25 00
71 43
34 52
44 81
60- 50
44`'59'
s' ; o` 30'
EIII
o;% 0:0:!c%
20
,
517 - 42 465 : 77
492 05 376 81!
'" 252 52 211 03
129 . 13 103 87 1
479 . 26' 394:48
- 285 • 257. 83
611 74 435.31
425 22 4'66 88 .
264 83 ' 220 37
563 57 488 65
514 01 . 485 42
217 03 176 44
1025 20 888 99'
'90539: ' 773 25
188:19 10 - 64
276 90 25138
469 02 398 30
-- - 76 56 50 69
635 82 548 62
592 66 452 45
131014' 1034 36
SAMUEL WIGTON; .
THOMAS HAMER, •
, BEN . J. K. NEFF,
• COthrilissioners
PRli kaELPHiA• ADVI-LIiTiBEATIENTS.
Pt: EMOVA • •
LIGErr LiGEITI I
T e z 1,17
:a..741...g
HAV E. removed to their - New Store and, Fac
tory, No. 74 South ,Second Street Phila r ao-
pkia, (Five doors below their old stand;) hay.
ing increased flicilities, we offer to Merchants.
and - others, GAS FIXTURES and LAMPS:of,
every description, and at the lowest. IganufaeL"
turer'S prices, ;did unsurpassed in quality or ap
pearzince by "iiny in the Country. Our Stock
embrace's llyott's Patent Pine Oil Lamps, ,(the
best in the World.) Burning Fluid and Solar
Lard Lamps.,; Chandeliers, for Gas; 'Pine Oil;
Solar Lard, and Fluid, Hall and Patent• Spring
Hand Lanthorns, Globes, Glass'e:i; Widks, Pine
OiLand Fluid wholesale and
Merchants and others will find it to their ad-.
vantage to call and examine our stock and pri
ces. . .
0"."' Particular attention given to fitting up
Churches and other public buildings.. .
Ocitober 3rd, 1854.
STA'ailF,7loll a;lad
•
Cheap Watches - and Jewelry,-
• ..,..-4), 'WHOLESALE and RETAIL
at the; "Phila.delphia Watch
an , d Jewelry Store," No: .96
North ST:COND S'PREET,COTOCr of Qnarry,Phila
delphia. • "-
Gold Lover Watches, full jcwell 18 carat
cases,- _ _ $.28 00
Gold Le )' •
- -
• • 24 00
Silver Lover Watehes,fulljeWelled, • 12 00
Silver Lepine, jewels, 9 00
Superior Quartiers, • - - 700
Gold Spectacles, - - 700
Fine Silver do. - - - 1 50
Gold Bracelets, - - 3 00
Ladies' ( .4old.Pencils, - • - 100
Silver 'Tea Spoons, set, - - 500
. .
Gold Pens, ),vith Pencil and Silver Holder,l 00
Gold Fingor- Rings, 371 cents to 880:, Watch
Glasscs,plam,l2.t cents; Patent,lB;Lunct,2s,
otheraitielcs in Proportion: All koOdswarran.
ted to be what, they are sold-for. ~ •
- 'STAUFFER #&-. HARLEY; ''
On hand, some
. Gold and Silver, levers and
Lepines, still lower thanthe above - Prices. - '
Sept. 27, 1854-Iy. .
BANKING . HOUSE
fflEa
-BELL, TrARRETTSON - C.O.i
Ori Nortll::West 'corner. of Win ar;yl . .ifoiztiaiiteril
Streets in .the borough of.
. • aawl , .Ir-N G . .11E1 Ikr,
At which a generel Banking busines is content
. ',.• • • • plated to b'e-done,
RAFTS • cin Philadelphia ' Pittsburg, &c.,
always,fpx sale. Collsctions. made at
the principal points :in . . the United. States.
Money_ received' on de
:m and without intercst; : also 3,6, 9:and,l2,montlis
pLijable with reasonable rates Of luitere4tliere
MEMBERS • '
J. 1 1 I:.BF.LL, R. B.:JoUNST,ONS,7Wm. JACK, M.
14. LLOYD; , Hollidaysburg, .Pa. - ; , A. P-Wxt.soF,
Ta MILTS," WM.:DORIS,Ir., THOS. ' MUER,
WM. •P: ORBISON, JOHN SCORI', ' JAMES GWIN,
GEO. W. GARRETTSON, Huntingdon Pa.
Huntingdon Pa. July 11 ,1854.-3 m.
OD Fish, Alachua], Herring 4c., just recei.
- ved and for sale by 3. W. SAXTON.
04,
.50
14 50
16.,65
1.00.
3 46
3Q.0 7sr'
.6Ci .
2 00
33.00
.26
9,99
MEI
14 00 . ,
3 15
7,.4¢
2 09
.13 00
38.63,
2233.
44 P 6:
10 00.
70 53
7
13 1.3-
15 41
111/12
ENE
11,
Xs3' 45,J
• )5, ' s or.
79 133:
6"18
'bo - os
100 93
39 ,50
15 Oo
'l7 00
49, ,00
22 00
54 50
21 50
42 75
43 70
21 85
23 75
37 50
119 50
31 5:0
22 80
25 00
9 03
47 55
37 53
44 65
$6,000 00
1,000 00
3,000 00
1,000 00
500 00
$12,400 00
OF
MIS
AP - A
_
NEW. GOODS. .
DET.F.4I., SATOSirr,aie j. .rdbY Makes knoi:vn to
_L - the citizens-of -Huntingdorreonnty,.t.hathe
has j.iiit;.retiiiiietk , fruni:'- Phil ad E'd phi's; ~ :iiiiil has
opened in frame store room_lately- occupied- - by
,Marx -,lsr,ael, iloar_ the i e.orner of.,Hili,-ArMtifit
gernery,,Streets, 'Hitntingdon, Pa-,a lazge i ..netir,
s.
1 a a.n.cl w.o 7l %,s,sprtrcckstock oBOOXS AND
a
p ~s..,,HATS -
AND,CAPS:,:pmbra
t ci n g fine aild:,'eoai•s"irtiott:,-Slitierai
ters, Monroesugiep,like , Jor: I P_Titteilietr7;:ltnd
also fine gaiterDopts,:-But,ski.ns, Jenny .binds,
and 'Tie 4 ' for' Ladies: Cliticl iiinn• - 130 0.0..„ii nd
Shoes of every vari6tY:iiiiiirilt'Sliiiiii":
Gentlemen and BoyS ertrr-ly. ~,a ecci;moxiarda
with hats , q ,,c i tt l e x litkast„ 4 ,n c i rp 9 st . qpp i rii:Crelt'fitY; le'
Ltelias - a.1:40 - a - gdad - Atbel. of ' hosiery,"6 f i'itii es ,
.gatitleT onen:eand . dhildr"-s wear. '1 :. i i
He has a good assortment illitiougodAraliii4nrrY ,..
Veneers. ... . _ _
The "NimbleSixienep is better than the .slow
Slififiri'gX ll7 ool' : forget
npax Corn o If a
_untm g . ony f."t
• - 7--
NEW'FIRMIN''POIITS,TOWN.
•
, %foc , ery,:Pro,vlsicYn aiicl,'~eed Sore.
- F.,
ESPE T.F ULLY inforirts-•the,cn'i,zcirs .of
JA, I-I,unttn&don, boatmen,,, r•til the__ pablic iii
delie'fa I `faiaird n waY; 'th tiy' lia:ve" - oVead a
Grbdery;Prov aixdFe6d.
in the old stapci,pf Gtlii . niligharjo;.4;A;;orykpr,opst,
where they re. , prc.pars,d t AQC 9 : TRIPC3 Ayho
th edi tthll:l7B:ritli choice :o'u oeExiEs,
'dn'd=prices
9,ll.la!tper:than can be bad at Eiriy uthei.t 7:tee:idr
6k : S g '•'•• hr:,l
Alf kin A' s. of Country Produce pke4
The o.llll}ic vo oral fare reciiiesteti 1 , 6
@-.c.P•lioxamine 7 our stock'end, hear, PUT; prices.,
warelioue,they,',witl l :4;cr,e7 ; qe
feofri" arid goods of al( 'kinds corny point
on'th e r l'Yerina 'Pliirdtrellihia[Baltitnoie,
, , •
Pittsburg:, and other places., ,•
Potstown,,A,pril 5, 1!351_,,:..1,
7 .r •,
20u 1'.1.221 kw,.
THE public generally, and the rascals,who
some time since Cntered my store ana rcmo.
ved valuables to the amount 'of about' $llOO
without my permission, are informed Altat:l
have just opened a more general and better as.
s'ortment of articles in my line of business than
was Over bi-ought to 'Huntingdon, con:
sisting of I NVatches, Jewelry, ti
7 f :14 K t
Clocks,, Fine .Knives, Pistols, . ,
Perfumery, Port Monnaies,Sil.
ver: Ware and Fancy Article's, `& - e., &c. My
old friends and customers, and the' public in
general throughout the county are requested to
Call and examine my assortment.
EDM. SNARE
llunt . ing,dow, Marcii 22, 1854. • • . _
A Valuable Busines Stand in Hun
tingdon,
At Private Sale.
-
MEM subscriber offers for sale his well known
I property on Railroad street, near the Depot.
The dwelling is large and well finishefl
for convenience and comfort ,with a con
vcnient store room under the Salim roof.
There is a well of good water near the door.—
Also a good warehouse and other improvements.
PersOns wishing to purchase can examine the
property by.calling Ppon'the subscriber.-
TEams.—One half in hand and the balance to
suit purchaser. WM. STE WAY.T.
HUnthigdon,Yeb. 14, 1554.
MTN T 4 It;G-DON 811 UM LE YARD.
vca MUF..andey§igneci r q sp_ectfuJ : ty informs
74 7 77`7' 1 his eriends and the public generally,
in lltintin - gdOn "arid adjoining counties
that he has established-himself in Huntingdon,
having jlist received from Philadelphiaa select
ed stock of choice marble grave . stones of every
discription, Nt-hich , he will furnish 'at very re
duced prices. All orders through ma it address
cd to the undersigned will he attended to with
promptness.
Shop-3 doors West of A. Wilson's Attorney
Office. WILLIAMS.
May 17, 1863.
R. A. MILLER, D. D.. S.
A RT,IFICIAL . , TEETH, from one „ .1 .7"
tO a full set, mounted in the most
Unproved .niodern style.. •
Filing and Cleaning done 'with ; earc
and neatness. . ,
Teeth Eiti•a - cfM : N:vith all the case and 'des
patch:that modern•scienee can:
Huntingdon,,Alareh 8, 1854. ,•,:
•
J 01{N• SCOTT
C 0 T ,
ATTORNEYS AT LA V,
HUITTINCIDOI , h PA.
-•- 2
IjF FILE same as that formerly ocpilliFcl . by
Mr. Seat. '
Hiintingdon, Oct. 17, 1853. •• • ":
ZO/Eaf N. EMOWI.OI,3L,
ATTORBIgr, .&T
. L 41,171 T,
Will ittenclfatlifully to al flogal_businpssi}.-
trusted to' his care. [Huntingdcin;July 26,'52
T. P CAMPBELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE removed to the brick row 'near the
Court House.-
Under Tenit)eranee.:Erall Nd. 17.1' •
MADCrKi
Dried
F, Fr E u L i Trout, camph
e fi n a e m c s
y S t h ii ii c ul b d u e s r i s i
el, &c., &c.,now on hand andfor sale.. at, ,
'LON &
_l~TATS.—Moleskin No.l an4,9.,,0f the . l ateEt
styles.. Kossuth Hats of varidifs styles
and`qUalities—willbe-sold' low at the cheap
store of - - .GEG. GWIN. •
A lieautiful assortrhentlo'f"flinery-CaSsiineres,
cloths, summer ware, for men and tiffs.—
Alse,,,earpet-bags &c., &c., just received and
fOr 'Sale by J. . SAXTON
•
°ILIA dregs patterns v berpge-ae. ianes,.ber,co,
ialavvn of •every variety and golor,. jnsi rc.
6elVbd & Mr. '
00n PIECES of Wall paper, Glazed and un.
J glazed, a, choice variety of patterns, for
• GEO. GWIN'S 'Store.
MEI
'IIIIE, ,best afsort.n4calt of FancyC,a.t*pacrocY
cr offered, : for - sale by • — 1 • .
• • • • • • • • J:-.Bz;
• .
ARPET BAGS s;:i;i9ty,t:
"re
• •':1: - 1,e_. • .;
ceilied and fdr by
•• ••' , • ••• ' • J..& IV:SAXTON.
3., SIMPSON AFRICA..
AFRICA & RAMEY,
-r r • .
)e.P: ACT 'CAI, • StritlY
fIFFICE with Daniel Africa, Esq . .;
ki)- between Montgomery and 'Smith : s treets,
Huntingdon, Pa. (Sept 13, '54.
E=MII
="sANfur.r; r. BROWN