. . RECEIPTS AND EX.PENDITIJRES - Of the County of Huntingdon; from the fifth day of January, 1855, up to the seventh day of January, /856, inclUding both, • • days. Receipts. County tax received from Collectors, viz : John 11. Stonebraker, 1847 Franklin, $ 49 25 Jesse Cook, 1851 Tod 77 43 Thomas Deao, " Walker 34 52 Solomon Bolick, 1852 Tod 36 20 John Coulter, " Walker 10 00 James Miller, 1853 Brady 45 59 Joshua Greenland, " Cass 213 - 44 Robert Peterson, " Dublin - 55 98 William Mcllwain, " Franklin 27 15 Luke Vorhess, " Henderson 77 82 Benjamin Neff; " Porter 178 59 John Long, 4 ‘ Shirley 288 02 William Smith, " Union 27 00 William Couch, 1854 Barree 824 00 James M'Donald, " Brady 390 41 George Smith, " Cass 195 42 Richard Madden, a • Clay 113 93 Michael Myers, , a Cromwell 423 33 Andrew J. Taylor, " Dublin 269 09 John Laport, "- Franklin 403 91 John Snyder, . • " Henderson, 320 59 Eli Plummer, °' . Hopewell .237 10 Jonas W. Books. " Jackson 504 04 David Tussey, • " Morris 450 76 Jacob Grove, Sr., " , Penn 179 55 William D. Shaw, " Porter 888 56 David S. Urnbenour, 41 Shirley 797 33 Benedict Stevens, _ " Springfield 170 . 76 George Wilson, - " Tell 252 34 John McClain, - " 'rod 369 00 Nathan Greenland, " Union 61 13 Joseph Douglas, 4 4 Walker 435 00 William Hutchison, • " Warriorsm'k 506 85 Abraham Cresswell, " West 1215 04 John Smith, • - 1855 - 300 00 Christian Miller, " Brady 350 00 John Bowman, " Cass 223 00 David Etnier, " Cromwell 200 00 William Appleby, " Dublin 160 00 Efexander-E wing, " Franklin, 803 00 Andrew Decker, " Henderson 315,00 J. M'. Simpson, ! " Huntingd'n. 1187 00 John Beaver,' l Hopewell 130 00 Thomas Osorn, 14 Jackson 300 00 Abraham Isenberg, " Morris 200 00 Abraham Grubb, " Penn • . 625 17 Peter Piper, .. .". .. Porter , 1219 00 John M'Ellistrey; " Shirley Benedict Stevens, Esq." Springfield Bamtiel Pardons, " Tell Benjamin , P. Baker, " Tod William Chilcot, " - Union John Thompson, " Walker 431 86 William Wray, a Warriorsm'k 658 00 Mardcai Henry, " West, 838 48 Amount of COuniy tax on unseated lands, 97 60 CI School " a 4 35 38 g, Road " - . " - 35 41 £1 Redemption money on unseatad lands rec'd since last settlement, Amount rec'd judg - t. of County. vs Jas. , Kelley, 21 52 Redemption money 'received in 1855, 59 -11 Expenditures. Att'y General, Prot'y, Sh'ff, and witness fees on criminal pros • ecutions, Constables, for making returns, advertising spring elections, &c Giand and Traverse jurors, Court Crier; &e. Judges,. Inspectors, and Clerks of Elections Assessors Elections, Inquisitions on dead bodies, Road and Bridge view; 296 50 " Damages J. McCahan, 324 00 " "- David Hawn, 78 00 " " ..Philip Silknitter, _65 00 " Mary Wilson, 100 00 " " R. B. Myton, 110 00 " " B. L. Megahan, 125 00 " " Valentine Hoover 250 00 " " Eliza . Blair, 31 00 Witness fees in the epic Of damages claimed by Da vid Blair, Esq. - Bridge Orders— George Couch for Bridge at Neff's mill, 1000 00 J. Covert for Bridge at Black Log, Creek, 10 00 Repairing bridge at Hawns, - 6 72• Commissioners— Samuel Wigton in full, 90 00. Thomas - Hamer, 8500 -Benjamin K. Neff, • 70.00 Jacob Baker, - 16 50 Auditors for 1854, 50.50 Cl'k to Com'rs in full for '54, 75 00 " " 55, 325 00 John Reed, 'tag., ,Attorney to'Com'rs in fulll for '54, 20 00 On account for '55, 30 00 Directors of Poor for the year '54, Interest on County Bonds— Executors of Conradßucher, dee'd, - 60 00 William Orbison, Esq.; 180 00 William B. Leas, , 360 00 Thorhas *Fisher, ,114 00 Henry Fockler, 30 00 County Printing— Brewster, William Lewis, - Africa & Whittaker, John A. Nash, Mediaal attendance on pris cn era; in jail, - Repairs. to Court House and jail, - 150 55 Merchandise for same, 28 21 Washing for prisoners injail 30 00 Scrubbing and sweeping ' court house, 25 00 Blank books, stationary, „postage, &c. Treasurer of State Lunatic Asylum- For David Brotherline; 65 00 For Jobn Madden, 68 00 • 133 00 Tr,-*nrqr Hunt. Co, Ag. Society, 100 00 Ground rent bought for court house lots, • A tty's fees to D. Blair, Esq, 15 00 T. Sewell Stewart, Esq 10 00 T. P. Campbell,Esq 2 , 10.00 35 00 Refunding Orders- ' v 27 32 Shif. 'Greenland for summoning . Juror's; 'conveying _persons . - to Penitentiary, Boarding prison ers, &c. Fuel for court house and jail, .T. IL Cremer,' Proty's fees, stationary, Brc„ , 231 62 _ Campbell, for same, 147 96 . 379 58 . . LyComing Insurance Co., 80 Isaaclvningdr, cofruffor .F...Harker, 800 ,'Ck .and Fox Scalpi, 340 87 Schatil 'tax on unseated lauds paid 155, 108 75 Be_demption money Paid out in 1 55, 59 11 Balance-due Treasurer at last settle- • ment, 64 82 Percentage on $37728.34 at 1! per et. 565 92 Balance in bands of Treasurer at settlement,:, Directors of the Poor 2n account with the Court) of Huntingdon. DR. To amount received on orders of the County Commissioners for the year 1855, , $7OOO 00 - - CR. . By amount paid Jas. G. Lightner in full for the erection of the poor house, 906 94 " amount paid for keeping out door paupers, 892 14 " amount paid for Medical attend ance on out door paupers, 375 50 " amount paid Treasurer of In sane Asylum for the keeping of three persons, delivering pau pers, stone coal, Merchandise,&c. 1483 89 " amount paid for Merchandise in Philadelphia by Samuel Mat tern, 250 00 " amount paid sundry persons for Merchandise, 723 .44 " amount paid sundry persons for provisions, 989 57 " amount parl sundry persons for delivering paupers, 98 36 " amount paid for support of out door.paupers, - 487 57 " amount paid Dr. J. G. Lightner - for Medical attendance at poor . house, 160 00 ' amount paid Yingling & Co., for Blacksmithing bill, 57 64 " amount paid Maize S. Harrison for tin ware, 30 42 " amount paid J. Junkin for har ness, • 20 00 " amount paid John H. Lightner for lettering doors, 11 93 " amount paid Jno. Graffius per order, , 16 05 " amount paid Directors of the Poor for services, as follows— . - James Saxton, 159 20 - John Brewster, .47 25 Samuel - Mattern, 121 60 Dr. J. A. Shade, 51 00 Kenzie L. Green, 14 60 393 65 " amount paid John A. Doyle for services as Treasurer, 70 00 " amount paid D. Blair, Esq., for - 850 00 40 00 100 00 250 00 289 20 services as attorney, e 20 00 " :amount paid H. Brewster, Esq. for one ton of plaster and jus tices fees, 12 90, 7eoo 00 Outstanding Debts up to January Ist, 1856. To ,sundry, persons, 1148 78 James Murphey, Stewart, on ac :: count.of Salary, 433 02 Proceeds of Farm for the year 1855. • 389 bushels wheat, 210 bushels of corn', 200 bushels oats, 221: bushels rye, 20 bushels winter apples, 22 loads hay, 4 loadi corn fod der,' 400 heads cabbage, 300 bush. potajoes, 5 bu. beets, 2 barrels sour krout, 2 barrels pickels and 500 pounds, pork. Articles Manufactured by the, inmates of the Poor Rouse for the year 1855. 59 11 $,19416 '97 40 dresses„4B chimese, 75 aprons, 25 sun bonnets, 100 pair.socks, 30 pair stockings, 10 sadlcs, :0 skirts, 1.8 night-caps, 12 fine caps, 8 shrouds, 10 pair men's pants, 8 pair boys' pants, 56 shirts, 14 pair mittens, 6 dozen towels, 150 lbs, hard soap, 400 gals. soft soap, 576 lbs. butter, 20 gals. apple butter, 14 chaff.ticks,•267 lbs. candles, 15 bread baskets, 19 axe handles,•2 coal baSkets, 4 handle bas kets, 3 large baskets, 3 - rugs, 1 krout knife, 24 split, brooms, .2 pair shoes. Stock on hands. fanitary Ist, 1856. 2 horses, 6 cows,: 4, - head two , year old_cat tle, 6 do. one year old; 3 calves, I 0 hedg stock hogs, 2 breeding sows,, 1701 bush. wheat, 200 lbs. flour, 150,1b5. corn meal, 150 bush. oats. ' 125 bosh. corn, 200 bushels potatoes, 200 heads cabbage, 3 bush. beets, 4013 lbs. pork, 4585 lbs. beef, 20 cords w00d,,,15 tons 'stone coal, 1 two horse wagon, 1 cultivator, 1 windmill. $ 855 92 300 83 2486'85 623 55 327 50 11949 Paupe2 s remaining in. the Poor House Ist . January, 18 5 g. 27 men between the,ages,of 27 and 80; 24 women Vetween:the ages of 18 and 65, and 6 children. , . 1394 50 15 00 Of the men, 4 were born in Huntingdon county„ 12 in the United States, 4 in. Germa ny, 6 in lreland, and 1 in Austria. Of the women, 13 were.,born . Hunting don county, 6 in-the United States, 1 in Ger many, 1, in -Ireland;; Scotland. Insane ,'1 man and 9 Wiimeti, blind, 3 men. Of the Children, are insane. - Colored, 1 man, and 1., womait,, r Average- ; cost for f ,7o:- out door paupers for the year, 16-57. • Average cost for 57 in door paupers for the year, 76 83-1. Average cost for 2 paupers in the Luna tic Hospital 154 80. We the undersigned Auditors of the Coun ty of Huntingdon, do hereby certify that we have examined the orders of-the-Commission ers and the, receipts for the same, for and du ring the past •year, "and-find a balance due the County of Huntingdon in the hands of the Treasurer .of'four hundred and seventy four dollars and eighty- six, cents. - 1016 72 762' 00 7000 00 :744 00 79 50 76 00 36 00 15 75 , And also that we have'examined the ac count of the Directors lot the Poor of said County, and find it as above state& . HENRY BREWSTERI . . P. MOORE, Auditors. WILLIAM MOORE, • ATTEST : - ' - HENRY W. MILLER, Clerk to Auditors. 207 25 38 12 233 76 riIHERE has been opened in the Hall forinerly .occupied by the of Temperance" in the borough of Huntingdon, a School under the above title, in which is . ,propoed ,to be given, a thorough course or,in"structitio; and •practice, in single and Douhld Entry .13"ookliceping. Also, Lectures on Cornmetckal Law, will be given in regular course, by the most talented members of the Bar; '. 87 45 56 00 . , . . ,Stuilents"can enter at any ti Inc; a day .or eve. ning'class, or bi:itiCif they wish. For any othei particulars, address "persOnally or by letter, I ' T. IL POLLOCK, Principal. • Huntingdon, Dec. 17th, 1855.:—Sin* 650 00 208 00 Drs, MILLER it:FR,AZER I • . •+- , ~ -. • tnft,si,s • 4 4C — if - 444.,...-• , t . ... • HUNTINGDON, PA. f\FFICES'on Hill street opposite the Court k) House s and Nortli East corner of Hill and Franklin. January 9th, 1856. 4 41:3 0- A LL KINDS, cheaper than elsewhere, at R. ROMAN'S Clothing Store. 474 86 $19415 97 lITJNTING_DON Qutstanding Balances due at settlement with ,the Audit Ors for the year 1855. List of Townships. Nimes of Collectors. Allegheny, Samuel Robison, Tell, Jonathan Briggs, Walker, A. B. Sangaree, - Barree, Charles Cowden,' *Porter, Jacob Kough, Union, -., James Hampson, Dublin, Thomas W. Neeley, Franklin John EL Stonebraker, Springfield, William Ramsey, Tell, George May *Franklin, John Conrad, Jackson, David S. Bell, tClay, Daniel Curfman ; West, Charles Green, Tod, Jesse Cook, trod, . Solomon Houck, Walker, John Coulter, Cass, Joshua Greenland, Dublin, ' Robert Peterson; lFranklin, William M'llwain, Henderson, Luke Vorhees, Union William Smith, tßarree, William Couch, Brady, John McDonald, t Cass, George Smith, Cromwell, Michael Myers Franklin, . John Laport Porter, William D. Shaw, Tad, , - John M'Clain, 101 05 tWalker, , Joseph Douglass, 214 67 Warriorsmark, William Hutchinson, 10 50 tßarree, John Smith, 740 03 t Brady, Christian Miller, 415 73 (Cass, John Bowman, 142 77 tClay, William Cunningham, 329 78 (Cromwell, David Etnier, 506 46 tDublin, William Appleby, 325 74 ffranklin, Alexander Ewing, 921 86 -I - Henderson, Andrew, Decker, 72 56 tHuatingdon, J. M. Simpson, 370 83 illopewell, John Beaver ; 388 78 1 - Jack - son.,. Thomas Osborn, 914 96 tMorris, Abraham Isenberg, 889 29 Penn, Abraham Grubb, Jr., 195 83 tPorter Peter Piper, 765 09 tShirley, John M'Einstry, 633 45 tSpringfield, Benedict Stevens, 212 30 tTell,-• - Samuel Parsons, 290 37 tTod, Benj. F. Baker, 530 04 fUnion, ' William Chilcott, 58 58 t Walker, John Thompson, 718 11 - i Warriorsmark, William Wray, • 667 95 t West, Mordecai Henry, 1460 92 Year. 1840 1844 1846 7000 00 1847 1848 1849 1851 1852 1853 1854 1855 *lt appears from receipts on Mr. Conrad's Duplicate that the above amount w•as,paid : to Mr. Neff, former Treasurer, and not credited on the Treasurer's book. . *The amount outstanding against Mr. Kough, is. sail to lavd=been collected by Crownover, and not paid over to the Treasurer. tSinee paid in part. t Since paid in full. Given under seal of ninCelp.nuary 230, 1856. AT-TEST.-HENRY W. MILLER, Clerk. Feb. 6, 1856. Now is the time to purchase FALL AND WINTER GOODS. J. S. W. SAXTON, FINITE just received from Philadelphia, • the largest and line. 4 assortment of Dry Goods ever oltered to the citizens of this place and sur rounding country a such as Merinos, Alapacas, Muslin de Lines, Paiainatta Cloth, Peria:n. Cloth, Black and Colored silks and every Vari ety of Drass Goods and Trimmings, Also, Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings, &c., &c. CALL AND SEE . one of the finest assortments of Trimming ever brotight to this place; also, Collars,Undersleeves, Uiiirnazetts, Gloves of every variety, Ladies' scarfs, and the hest assortment of Shalls ever offered: CARPETS, &C., &C. A splendid lot of,the finest Carpet and Oil Cloth, &c., &c. - - of every. variety, the best assortment in town CeITICENSWAIZE. - of every description, and at' lower prices than can be got at any other house. GrIROCIEELIES4 although they are a little up, we will try and sell as low as the lowest. - Etats and Caps; gook rand Shoes, the largest and besta , sorttnerit:eVer offered, and at lower, prices,. , zovv,,. WARE, and ever,y, - variety. of Coods, such as are•usually kept in a country store. Call and see before purchasing any other place, and if we.can't satis fy you of the fact, we-will cave under. •, Sopt. 25, 1855 . If you want to buy Good and Chedp CALL. A.T D P. GWIN'S. T \ P. GWIN has just reCeivedfrom Philadel phia a rarge and beautiful Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, - consisting of the most fash ionable Dress Goods for Ladies and Gentlemen, such as French 14IerinoeS; Ala paeaS,Pararnetb, ClOth, Persian Cloth, Plain all Wool De Lain, Fancy De Lain, Dehaize_ , CoburdS, - Black and Fancy Dress Silks, and Prints of - alldescription. Also, Cloths Cassimers, Plain and Fancy Cas sinets,VcStings, also a large lot of dress Trim .rnings,Dress.Buttons,,,Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts, Woolen and Cotton Hosiery, Laces,Veils, Col. ars, Undersloeves, Rigulets, Silk onnets and a variety of Fancy Goods too numerous to men iton. Flannels of all kinds, Tusscy's ,Woolen Ta. ble Collers; Shawls, Bletiched ,and Unbleached Muslins, Tickens, Checks, - Ginghains, &c., , Also, Groceries of all kinds, Hats and Caps, Bootsand .Shoes, Oil Cloths, Hardware, Queens. ware, Buckets, Tubs, Baskets 'and all - Goods usually kept in a- country store. MY old customers and as many - new orics as can crowd in arc respectfully requested to - call and examine any goode. All kinds of country "produce takc;n change for goods at the highest market prices. Oct. 2,185'5. • „ THOMPSON,' • - • 101 5 : AIR 2 '.l!. A IV; And .Commissioner 6l'2l,l,e:7lva:ilia, DAVENPORT, lOWA, TTENDS to buying, selling and locating Land- and Land Warrants, pays taXes_ loans-money on real estate security on' commis,' - sion, examines and makes abstracts of title:&e. Any business intrusted will,be attended to promptly. and with fidelity.• Refer to Hon. George Taylor-,.and members of the Bar at Huntingdon. May 16, 1855. UV . all kinds flit sale at the office of the Hui - 1- t4ngdon Globe. The cheapest and best lot of Chal ky, Berage, and Berage de Lains, also, Lawns just received and for sale by J. & W. SAXTON. TIALRDWAILE, State -Tax. - -Militia Fines. County Tax. 466 33 300 78 300 78 29 01 202 08 12 50 15 44 25 00 44 81 49 34 2 00 77 08 54 25 78 73 123 56 98 21 150 06 100 76 34 30 111 62 584"39 255. 15 74 44 237 08 364 32 220 00 728 68 48 98 32 36 283 58 626 92 648 81 42 98 411 57 389 74 145 18 186 29 419 47 13 86 500 89 413 00 942 01 THOMAS HAMER'-. . BENJ. K. NEFF, - : COMXISSIONERS. ~. JACOB BAKER; .. • ' • , , PHILADELPHIA A DVORTISEMENTS SALAMANDER -SAFES. ', EVA NS & WATSON, No. 26 Sow!). Fourth Street, Philadelphia, GREAT FIRE. CHEST NUT • & FIFTH Streets, Friday morning, December [rit son's salamander SAFES triumphant, as they always are when put to the lest. Pnir.AneLeure,Dec. 15, 1854. Messrs. EVANS & -WATSON, 1`0..20 ,South FOUW'HLSt, , . GENTLEMEN :—We take. much, pleasure. in recommending your Salamander Safes t., mer- Chants and'ethers'in 'want of a secure means of preserving' their hooks, papers; &c.. fiom fire, as the on'e we Purchased - from you . about seven , iminthi since has preserved our books, papers arid cash in - as good 11 condition as they' were when ptit iritO it,:bobre the great fire • of this' -- naming, - which' destroyed the'cn tire - block of buildings cor ner of Chestnut and our streets. The above safe was in use in our office, on the second floor of out*iiikling, frorn_which placelt - fell into the cellar, and reinained there until, the. fire was : out. The safe was then removed .and opened in the presence of ,at- least one thousand persons, • who 'witnessed the goo.' condition of the. contents.- 1 you please have the Safe and Locks-repair ed, as we intend to put it in use again, having perfecteonfidence in its fire•proofqualities:.- • Yours; -- ResPestfully,,' L ACY -&I 3 HIL PS. . .Evans & Watson tale pleasure in - referring to • the following among the many hundreds who have their Safesin use : U:' S: Mint; Philada ; Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, Philada; Samuel Allen, Esq , High , Sheriff; Philada ; John N. Henderson, •City Controller; Caleb Cope & Co., No: 183 Market St. ; Richard Norris & Son, Locomotive builders, Philada • Bancroft & Sel ler's, Machinists, corner 16th and . James' Sts, ; Franklin Fire Insurance Co., Phila. - ; Pennsyl vania Railroad Co., Philada.; Lacey & Phillips, corner sth and Minor Sts.; Sharples - s 'Bro., No. 32 South Second St ; James, Kent & Santee, No, 147 - North Third Street ; W.ll. - Horstnaan & Sons, No. 51 North Third St.; Smith, Wil liams & Co., No:87 Market St.; J. & B. Orne, No. 85 Chestnut St, A large assortment of the above Safes always on hand (warranted : to stand at least 10 percent mote fire than any Herring's Safe now in•use.) EVANS & WATSON, also manufacture and keep for sale, Iron Shutters, Iron Doors and Iron Sash, for making fireproof Vaults: for Hanks, stores, public and private buildings. Seal and Letter Copying Presses ; Patent Slate .Re frigerator's, &c. Please give us a call, at Na 26 South FOURTH St., Philadelphia. April, 3, 1855. . STAUFFER fir, HARLEY.. Cheap Watchesand-Jewelry, frwr.: ll. .7; WHOLESALE and RETAIL - at the "Philadelphia Watch Jewelry .. .,SlDre," :No. RS, North Second Street, corner.ol Quarry, Phila delpbia. • ' • • - • Gold Lcier WatcheS,Ttilll6;ell‘l•S carat ca. -•- • OD Gold•Lephics.,. - •. - -- •- ' 24'00 Silver Lever Watches, full jewelled. 12 00 • •Silver•Leninejewels, • - • 'O-00 SuperiorQuartiers, "- " . ' 7 . 00 .Gold Spectacles, - • •7 00 Fine Siver do.. - , - - 150 Gold Bracelets, . - 300 Ladies' Gold Pencils, - • _ 100 Silver Tea Spoons, set, . 5 00 Gold Pens with Pencil and Silver Holder, 1 00 - Gold Finger Rings, 37b. cents to 880 ; Watch Glasses, plain, 12 cents ; Patent 184- ; Lunett, 25, other articles in proportion. All goods warranted to be what they are sold for. STAUFFER & HARLEY. • On hand, some Gold •and Silver Levers and Lepines, still lower than the above prices. ' Oat: 31, 1855-Iy. . , Are Yoe - Afflicted With the - Rheurnatisia. TORN C.' WESTBROOK, of Cassville, mall ufaxtures a sure cure for Rheumatism. December 7th 1855. 1 50 'l3 50 6 20 14 00 7 44 70 53 9 76 4 30 52 50 6 50 6 50 rill 5111",' 1854. Evans & Wat- ntINTING-D ON CARRIAGE AND WAGON • • itsr• - • • - ' • • _ . NE. A. 14 "CIF ACT . , OWEN BOAT; thankful for past favors, re spectfully informs _the public in . general that he has removed to his ncw'shop on Wash ington street, on the property lately and for many, years occupied by Alex. Carrnon, where he is prepared to manufacture all kinds of Carriages, Buggies, Rockaways, evils and - in short every kind of yehiele desired.—,-- RockawaYs and Buggies of a superioimannfaC ture and finish always on-hand and for sale at fair prices., Repairing of all kinds done at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Huntingdon, May 16, 1854. 1 50 9 00 LINE MAILmow. r Fr 9413 Mount Union to Chambersburg. .HE undersigned still continues to run a ,tri weekly line of stages over the road between Mount Union and Chambersburg. Good horses and comfortable stages have been placed on the route, and experienced and trusty drivers will superintend the running of the 'Coaches, The proprietor ofthe-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 tention necessary will be given, and the r'Unning of the stages will be regular. ICJ — Stages leave Mt. Union at 5 o'clock, P. M., every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday— ' °turning on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days; arriving at Mount Union in time 'for the cars. Stages stop at Shirleysburg, Orbisonia, Shade Gap, Burnt Cabins, Fannetsburg, Horse Valley, Strasburg, and Keefer's Store. ILF' Fare through $3,00; to intermediate points in proportion. JOHN JANIISON. 56 50 35 50 28 00 30 00 32 00 41 50 18'50 Aug! .22, 1855.-tf. BLANKS ! BLANKS! ! BLANKSI! ! A full assortment for sale at the "Globe" Of face. 6 00 12 50 46 50 37 00 66 50 DEEDS ; SUMMONS' ) EX'S. AND TRITS. DEEDS; - EXECUTIONS; MORTGAGES, SUBPCENAS, BONDS : vith,anci-In - ithoirt waiver, WARRANTS, ~‘ LFASES • 7 ATTACHMENTS, COMMITTMENTS , AGRERAMNTS for - the sate of Real Estate, -- : NOTES relinquishing all benefits-of: exemp tion laws. ,1 , , , WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY _ . „ ~ • . The Subscri tier; thankful , to ~,Z.4 , te., his friends and pub-fins, and to _t ---,,, ~ --:! ,-"'-::,. the public ,generally,.for their patronage,vtill continues to carry, on _,..„. 50 at the same stand, one door cast of'Mr. .! • (3 . Cout's Hotel, Marketstreetfiunting- Oa don, where he will attend to ,all who e ,..t 1 , ....,..., will fay - 61'11bn With their custom ; and also keepS on taint a good assortment of Watches, Clocks, Jewelrx, &c., &c., all of which he is determined to sell at low prices. Clocks, Wa toliciand Jewelry of all 'kinds,' will be re paired at short notice,. and - having made ar, raugements with a good. Workman, all repairs will be-done in a neat and durable manner, and any person having articles for repairing, shall have them done at the promised time.' By pay. ing strict attention to businees. and selling at low prices r be.hopes;t6 reecive - a share c f pubs lip patronage,: , - : :. , 1 -, -- , .. • JOSEPit REIGGER. . , . BooKS • A-OOKS'I 80 00cy VOLUMES far-below their'retail ki prices. The subscriber is happy to inform his numerous friends and. customers that he' has aildiid very largely ` tohis already extensive and varied stock of neW and popular books, and can now limist as great a ; variety and at the same low prices as the City book stores. .I - lis stationary is of great; variety and well so. leeted, viz: Fancy and plain,,tiote letter and 'cap paper and envelopes; gold.pens and holders, from-$1: upward, Ten anti Pocket Knives Fan. y 'aricr,PlainTortmonies anil.Toeltet Books, Ink and Inks) ands, Ra zers, Strtir, BruShes, &c. 'School - 'Books' in' quantities - to country,mer "chints.and teachers, at city Wifolcsale prices. AVeapping" paper Constantly on hand.' 1;000 'pieces of Wall 'paper, of every kind; window 'pez and painted similes With Vutnam's patent • - self adjusting curtain fixtures. All the above at Philadelphia: retail= prices. Call and exam. inc, "I will endeavor to please". Store on Rail Road street. Will. COLON. Hantingdon, Oct, 17,1853. T. v. CALTIIPITIEJLI ! , ATTpRNEY AT LAW, the. . . rIFFICE removcdto brick ro_w. neor the kj Court Hout•e. Oils SCOTT SCOTT DROWN, ATTORNEYiS• AT LAW, . (IFFICE sante as tliiit formerly c.i,cculitc.l by kJ Mr: Scott. . ' „ i .. littotin;gdon,OCl.l. i., 5 53. , • .. 301 E N, No -ATTORlft'ir AT LAW, • Will.attend faithfully to alllokal b,usineE.Fin r tstejto'fiiscire. - .TOHN "FRISCH, ••-• E " - WATCH MAKER, Can. be found at E. SNA4E'S Jewelry Store. All work warranted .•- roh 13, '55. AGENTS ! AGENTS! AGENTS ! DERSONS accusterned to procure' subz.;c:ribers • for Books, Magazines cS a., or getup dabs for;nelies - papers, are • requestad to send 'us • their names'' and address, and we 'will ''forward- 'them, free afeliiirge; a specimen iiiimber- of a pti ti en for 'which they fi-id ready 'sale ;- and we will allow them a commission-of:50 per cent. for their services. r , ! ,•• ,-• Ji•BRADFOR 1), 4- BROTHER,' !:;• t• • ; 'N 4a, 3 Courtiand. NeicyYork. Nov:27th, 3855. - • . • • ana cd.iiiod and fOi• sakbp- " CUNNTNOITAI4I & Wheat by the (Bushel - and _Flour ,by the Barrel, for sale at the cheap new store of. , ..CUNNINGHAM & DUNN., SIMPSO.VAP.RIGA, 'COUNTY SURVEYOR, - 01E - ruutatlita t s - climaa, 3L 22 :1%. OFFICE ON HILL STREET. Queensware---a . fine, assortment just re et ivcd at the stcire of " ' LONG & DECKER. S. (TEL Bitt)%l. N ITUNT!NGDONT, PA FALL AND WINTER GODS, ..1 4 11C TELE , - CUNNINGHAM & DUNN, - AVE just returned - from - Philadelphia, and arc now opening at the head of the Broad Top Basin• a large and bemitiful assortment of Fall and Winter Goods consisting of DRY-GOODS GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, CEDARTIFARE: WILL - 0 ri/WARE, . „ HATS, & CAPS. • - BOOTS . t) . . SHOES, And a general assortment of READY—MADE CLOTHING. Also— • BACON,-SALT, FISH 4. PLASTER. And in short, every thing usually kept, .in a country store. Call and examine our stock before, purchaes ing elsewhere, and see whether we cannot make it your interest to patronize us. All kinds of country produce taken in ex cha ngefor goods at the highest market all • •The highest market prices Paid for all kinEN of grain, . Prompt attention paid to storing and forward. ing all kimrs of merchandise, produce &c. 'Huntingdon, Oct.l 0;1855. FALL AND WINTER GOODS , all and beforeyou Purchase 4«-30C:P. (Gl--wxw-5, . „ HAS just returned from Philadelphia and is now opening ono of .thePiettiest and best selected stock of. goads ever brought to the bo rough of Huntingdon, It would be useless to mention all of the goods we have on hand- - LADIES' DRESS GOODS, " • of the latest styles. • • A large stock 'of Hoscry, Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Velvet, Bonneti, Undersleves; Collars, Spencers, Cassimcrs, Cloths, Vestinms.Lates, Silk Mitts, Delanes, De Berge, ICid Gloves, and all kinds of goods generally kept in a country store. Also—a fine asscstinent of BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, Glassware, Queen:mare and Cedarware. A large and good supply of • ~ Fresh Groceries. Call and - see my hoods and examine for your selves.- . Thank ful , for the patronage of the past. by my friends, and the public generally, trespeett.tlly solicittecontinuanee of the same. All k. ids of • retry Produce taken in'ex change for goods ac highest yr.; -ket price. 0ct.2;.1855 -MARBLE YARD. callfully 1 . 1 1\ 71 e l 1 Itt r e o AI I S I .pf. the citizens of fluntingdonand the adjoining counties to the stock of - BEAUTIFUL MARBLE now on hand. Ile is prepared to furnish at the shortest notice, Monumental Marble, Tomb,,Ta bles and Stones, ofevcry desired size and form ITALIAN OR EASTERN MARBLE, highly finished, and carved, with, a.pproprlale devices, or plain, as may suit. • Building Marble, Door and Window will be furnished to - order.• - -AV, %V. pledges himself to •farnish material and workmanship equal to any in the country, at ato r price. Call and see, before 'you per chase elsewhere. Shop on Dill street, Hun tingdon, Pa. • Iluntingdon, May 16, 1555. 04 ,012.1. Fil, New Sty_ (es of Boots and, ShoeS; Just Received by L. Westbrook. Y e r n a Te l r r o e u s i ti c f l o l s r t n o l c m d e t l' l s i aat Nnti d re il lu b s i t le o c e c — d some new and the handSomest styles ,of Boots and Shoes for ladies, , gentlemen ; Misses and - children, ever ':thanufactured. 1• Also, "01 hinds of fine and- coarse,work for all ages; Al. so, Ladies' and ,Children's Belts. , CALL AND EXAMINE MY STOCK. • If you IVarit handsoine,Serviceable'BOafs and Shoes; iny-'storc IS'the place to find them. - Also,-Morocco Shines andliasts foir sale. L. ;WEST,BROOK,, I.lnntin'o•don, Sept. 18, 1855: Grocery and Confectionary Store, • VONG & DEC H 3011., D ESPEOTFULLY informs theirfribit &sand the public in-general, that•they,stilleoutin uc the Groecrynnd Confectionary business, un. •dei the Sons of Temperance 'Hail, - ori Main street,fluntingdon, • whore they-have lio . w' on hand a fill la nd genera.] assortmen to f .. Groceries and Confectionaries, , whicli they willscll 'wholesale and retail. They have also on Band Buckets, ,Salt,Carpet Bags, Fancy Articles itSr. c ~&e.,•5c..,a1l of w hith they will sell cheap., Country •produce taken in , ex. change for Goods—the cash paid when welt aro no Goods to suit customers. .. . - . .A. wc,are determined ; to accommodate al .olio inny.call at our store, we invite an exami nit - tic:in and - trial 'of ou rstock.. . . - . LONG & DECKER. ~: Huntingdon , A 14.19,1855.;. ~ • -77-- $2OO REWIRD. -----,--- . . THE public generally, and the rascals who sometimesince entered my store and remo .ve(.l valuables to the amount- of .about $l.l-00 Without niy perinission, are - in far - Med' ilia - t. I have just opened a more general and better as sortment Of articles in-my line of_businesS than was ever brought to Huntingdon, _con, - isting of - Watches, Jewelry t i a ay , Clocks, Fine Kniires, PistOls',' ~ ••f t ' • f.?"' Perfumery, Port Monnaies,Sil.. • -- .. - -i n ver Ware and Fancy, Articles, &c., &e. ,My . -old-fribrids and customers, and the public in 'general thrOughout the-county are requeSted to calla-nd.examine roy - a.ssortwAt,..-. , , . EDIVI. SNARE.'' HiliOngdcin ; - 11ia'reh2,11354. . , ADAMS CO.'S EXPRESS.H Sinionlog °it - ro/N EY, Packages, and Goods of all kin3.l, _' ON and forwarded .at the risk Sallie -Company, to all the cities and principal' towns. in the United States. . ; • : . ; R. J. IRVIN, Office the same formerly - occupied by Dr., M. Massey, MAssEYsiimic,, Fluntingdon county.;Th. . • L Aug. 22,4855—tf. • ; . 1100 Bushels Bituminous Coal,..just received and for sale by • • CUNNINGFIAI4 & DUNN. ite Lead, just received and for CUNNINGHAM. 4-,'DUNN. 2E3 sale by A general assortment of Nails ' and Spikes at CUNNINGHAM & DUNN'S
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