= •
mis'm's"""- • STORAGE. FORWARDING. 0 - k
‘yrphans / Court
Pesansylv:Alain Legis!ataire. AND
-_,-...—_ -=-,------ Commission Husintss.
S
AT THE RED ‘VARE.HOUSE, WEST ale.
On Friday, m the Senate., the report of
BASIN, IN THE BOROUGH OF
Or
the committee on the public works was . HUN IN purswitice of En order of the
T D
INGON. phans' Court of Huntiegdon cootty,
tired. In the House, they were discus- I trait be exposed at ..utsli - se.• i c„ tl
1 HE subscriber has taken the above
Premises. Oh Saturday 1.1!e."'" , : - .' clay t '
t t "
sinr Steven's case, and finally declared
l Inert and Warehouse, and is pre- next, (18 5 9) the folh . wyitig -- ii. . 4 ;.4 .' d .:. I .: l
,„
Vv. seat vacant. Mr. Kettlewell with., pared to receive all kinds of Merchandize ropeny, belonghig to the Ed c ,:t ' e t of ' D . r.
drew, as nalteed last week. • land country produce of every description, "nle , l T 1 imble, deceased, to wit:
On Saturday the tt,,zenate was engaged in - and will forward either East or \Vest, to BLIME, LOTS of ground "(ii,-i"i"g the
any point whirls may be directed. Iron the s mt h ci l it y le a u :, l f a ;;, n , V i d ,.„ 1 c 1,", Y ,.." ( ' I
discitssine• the new election law, In the
description will be forwarded one coutaining 8 acres 142 perriivs, ani.ah,r
House tli. , spent the day in talking about of eve
the to orders, and at the very low• containing 7 acres 132 punt. s, and the
the pay of the military. est rates, viz! other 3 acres 131 perches:—Also, sui.dryl
c r , other lots of grouted in and rear the smil
0:1 Monday, the Senate received a let- W HARFAGE .
B;t•eugli,a draft or diagram of which wilt I
4: 4 l i i l l u e s o t t e n i s per ton . 0f . 2240 . 1b5. 2_s_ , b, , , exhibited
ter from Porter's.canal beard refusing toat the time and place of a de.l
core b: fore the committee, that was ap• Si. 1 ERIVIS OF SALE—One half i f the
1' Pig Metal - - - 25 purchase money to be paid en the ciadi--
painted upon the memorial of the oppres
" Bur Iron if Stored per ton of motion of the sales. sod the residue in oi'ie
t y l ef s, w de it , h to in b te e r:: c t, ,,i fz i m by th j e uc c i o e r t fi ne rn r zt b ii ,7l , ,, , i f s
sad contractors. Thus our readers can 9.000 lbs. - - 50
see tali:a kind of Democrats they are, Weighing either of the above per ton 124 or roort , oges.
they era afraid to have their guilty con• Storage on Mdze. per LOCO lbs. 75 , - . -
duet eaamineil and e‘tpused to the people: " Smaller quantity per 100 lbs. 5
" Fish per barrel in Stone Iti
and they refilp. They are determined 1 " Salt .. - . - 8
the peo:,le shell not know how they us e " Flour " 64
th,i i ; power or their money. They squan• " Wheat per bushel - 3
the the mo.,e . v—oppress the industrious " R . , e & Corn ~ - - 3
41 . . 2
c:,a
c . rectors, n-I then tell the yen 'to, they T " WO
Ts, H. All freights to be be paid when
will not come berm e a comtnittee and ren•
the roods are removed.
der as account of their steward.shipl le fie p.iblie may rest as , iured the strict
this Den,..crary? Yet these tyrants call- est attention to business directed to their
not be reached by the people; Porter and care.
A few hundred bushels of potatoes fur
his slaves have declared that the people
sale at the warehouse.
shall not elect them! Will an injured IVRAY MAIZE & Co.
peori , e lottranbmit to such unholy thrill. June 5,1339.--p,
dons? Or will they break off their shee
t les, and birth the tyrants from their high
places? The Senate have rejected the
letter of the co.nmissionera, and the in
vestiptian proceeds , the protest to
the cont•ary notwithstanding. In the
Honse they spent nearly the whole day
ie sweating the till regulating the applica•
tion for bank.. The amenihnents of -the
Senate were no' concurred in.
On Tuesday—we are unable to learn by
-our papers that any thing was done
0:1 Weilnea lay in the Senate. an Tin
provemeot hill 'was reported. In the
iioase they passed the military bill. li
p.i i , s. the city troops one month, and the
•{'t iiberlend boys ten days. A bill regu
lating election districts passed finally.
Au Thurmlay, nothing of importance
sae di.ne in the Senate. In the House, a
bill to classify the associate judges pas.
& une regulating the election of Pro.
ttionatur!es. Another permanent loan bill
rustled!!!
A mrvion was made by J. Cusninzham
Witt:at:As, a committee were &pining
ed by the S2naie and House of Repre
.sentatives the purpose of examinin;
the voachera ot the paymaster and others
entni.yed on the breach of last summer
Let . , oeit Huntingdon and Hollidaysburg;
and whereas coniiderable time has'elasp
ed since said committee were appinted
nod the House has received no Informa
tion Irmo them; and wlmeas, the money
tbot was borrowed fir the purposes above
stated is standing on interest in different
./Ittitcs s.: ; ai t ,.,t this coatoionwcalth; and
•vhecert by a bill passed last session the
authorized to borrow said
inorb yln.l this Rouse has been informed
some dine ago that said money is borrow
ed and ready to be applied to the above
purp3se. witch place.; t h is Commonwealth
in the position of pay ng intere-it fur said
tnoney in two places.; therefore,
Resolved, That the committee appoint.
etlh, required to report to this House as
soon aF. possible.
•
ProclamaQ, A. lon.
Le Precept to toe tiirer ted
Vig Jodges of Coooooti
a Cie county of tionting.lou Is,ring test
z'oe iath tLiv of April, A. D. 1889, mi.
cilmitpii,derl to lialice Public Proclamation
thrnug',9:!t my whole hailwick, that Pr
7030, l e 110 of C0111:11011 Pleas will
C.)ort 1.11u5,, i• 1 the Ba
.;, is Lb ou,ty or
• ol the third M -;
1. U 1839, f., „.
ltt '
h. , .:.,• • I L., WWII
0•.1 i Wore al: es, out suit.
3).., in the trial of issoes are re
•ired to atten.l.
Dated at i 1 Jutial 1 t• 1 th, 13th of Urn
%. D. ono th0.t.31,41 c , i , ; itt hundred and
I.lrtv nine, an 1 the 62nd year of Amari
zan Independence.
JOSEPII SHANNON, Sheriff.
'Sheriff's office, Hunting.
don, June sth 1839.
_NOTICE.
Having taken Letters of Administration
on the Estate of William Harrison late of
West Township in the County of Hun
tingdon. All persons indebted to said
'state are requested to make immediate
'avtnent to the subscriber in the Bor‘tug't
tf 'Huntingdon. And all persons having
claims against said Estate will please pre
sent them fur settlement.
JAMES SAXTON.
Admit- of William Harrison.
June, sth, 1839.
VERY 131 ronTA VIL"tO
FARMERS.
The Subscribers Mier offer for sale
their improved celebrated Thrashing-Ma•
chines, at their SA: ps iluntingd‘m and !
Lewistown. By application, made b)
mad or otherwise to John Switzer, Hun
tingdon—or Arthur 13. Long, Lewistown,
totmeta can be act:mined:tied on the
most reasonable terms. For running easy, '
doing iii: work well, and tar durability; '
tney de.y the State of Pennsylvania to ex
ceed them. Tnose who wish it, can have ,
a straw c.irrier attached to their Machine,
which will be a great ail% Adage in thrash
ing, one haul - less will be regaired to
take away the slimy, and the caving much
more perforniod. By anagreemenf
with the Pa.enLze'a, we have the Exclu
sive Privilege at-building and selling, in
toe county's of Perry Jimiava,
libioningdm and part of Cani,!Tia. 11
Farmers, will consalt their thin Interest,
and keep free from trotdile —they will
beware of buying 41LC'lilled, of any kind,
with the B,!rup pa.isi,ig under the Hums',
feet uni,si made and sll,l ,bv up_. as th.:
WS, 1,41 en j oreel.
A. 13. LONG, & Co.
June, 4.1839. —Y. •
If UA' T 1. 1 1 GD OM
Cabinet t Chair
6 ft)
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ij
'. f•
("„a ,
'"
Witire itiVV33l.
THE Subscribers respectfully inform
the citizens of Huntingdon, and the
community at large, that they have taken
the Store formerly - occupied by L. Gotta,
at the west end of Alm ket strecet, where
they arc prepared to sell wholesale er re
tale, any article in their line of Lusiness;
such as •
SIDEBOARDS , SECRETARIES , SO
FAS, BUREAUS, WORK-S PANDS.
CAR 0, PIER, CEN I'RE, I ,I-
NING Sc BREAKI'sfSI"I ABLV,S.
!:igh, Field, French, mid low post bed
sitook; flush botloin, lialb, Bent,
more , straight back , 11; , s1on
pattern, anti common rucking
CHAIRS
Venitian blinds of all colors
qualiii,b and sizes; Riper flanging of
patte , ns and (luidics.
CUNNINGII ANI &
1 - I.l.ltingtlon, June 5,183 J.
Cert.:oflifts hock, and funerals atten•
led either in the country or town, at the
‘'turtest notice.
D 1136 OLVTILOII
OF
CO-PARTN ERSIIIP,
K E noticd that the partnership
heretofore existing under• the firm of
D. P. Tussey, &Co., in Sinking Valley,
Huntingilan county, Pa. was dissolved by
mutual consent, in March last.
HENRY lIPMULLEA,
ARMSTRONG CI?AWI ORD,
DAM) P. TUVSEY.
Sinking Valley, May Ste, 1839.
'Ehe boAts a►'e how ►n the hands of
ktmarmg Cr.,wford for settlement, am:
all those whoa► this notice may concern
will do Well to roll on or before the firs ,
day of September next, and settle thei.
revec tive accounts. st.
Obis Nova Scotia
ricrrings For sale by
MALES SAXTON.
Tly the till,
T. P. CAMPBEI L, Clet•k.
Attendance will be given tilt time tin&
place of abb., Ott r l t the tir(i, t,irne d
Adatinistrattix of tlic said elicesstd, ta• by
bee agent, _
ELIZA TRINIIILE, Adm'x.
A Fine Farm
For Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale the farm
Ile resides on, known as R 05A71....4A1).
nate in White Top, Csa,mi linty Pa.—
This iarm campuses 200 acres of ? otott
80 acres cf which is ciutred. al.:I in a I.a;i
state of cultivation; 15 ACr, of it pilau,:
timothy meadow,
THE BUILDMOS
••••• • •
..y:;:'`
arc all of the belt description. A comnia ,
diens dwelling recently I.ubt and finished in
the beat manner, with sv y anuitcaunt
Out building.
.4 Large 'Filmic I..,lcrs'l,
built id 1e35, with aLabit s 11! tt ot.st
conveniently for acrc.nunofi..,;,,,:
stock of_ horses Tand ctatle. '1 i.:l i,
pump of the purest water at the kirceei
pm, 0, and a fine spring with a dairy &c.. at
cone e merit distance — a neat garden at ek
ed with a variety of fruit—nod n thtifty
ORCITAIU) OF
GRAFTED
TREES, selected from the best turm
near Philadelphia. The POST ROAD fr. m
Ehensimrs to Clearfield, passes thri o hch
',lace, which has also the convenlenc.•
POST OFFICK. It is distant urn Ili l.'s
Fcrge, 12 mire. Persons dispcsed
win view the property, which wlh
recommend itself. The title is uhexcep
tionable, and terms will be made SoCuteteu
.
! dating.
AI 'l..)i-5.31
A PARNI of 100 acres. o,le milr dist..
from the aliov, ; 70 acres of which is ell', r
ed and in a good state of rolziVatioe; e.
fortablc and convenient baildings en i-, no it
grc..t aim! el,i,ne and v.rialy . of f: - !in
The above farms if II:A sold .Pilor to do• is:
y of September, will bethen of7,:red fir
re at.
EDWARD SHOEMAKER.
Roseland, May 29, 1339.
I have also uninip:-...ved sale in
lots to suit purcli.isLts, in thi, ..0,1 the silt
runding coutairs lodimia, Jeff. i.son. Mc-
Cen' re and Clear& Li, some of thou,
w.:11 timbered and un gout!
Roseland. 111Ey; 29, 1839 3t
0-The article published below, ccti
eerning the ntw and popular t!ort►inn ad
vanced by the illustrious Uoelicke of “er
miry, cannot fbil of eviting a deep and
thrilling in Wiest throo6hoot our coon
trr.
Urranslared from Me Cciria72.]
LOUIS OFFON lea E,
OF GERMANY,
TAW GRIEWITES7' OK'
.7rmx itE.yt.reic '; oil.
memas
Citizens of siorth and , iinath
atnterica,
To Louts OFFON GOEL:CKE, AI. U., itt
Germany, [Komp.] beloogs tlic imper
ishable honer ot adding a nets acid petti, us
doctrine 10 the SCleiwea of
doctrine ‘vhicli, thoueh v &newt itt:y op.!
posed by many of (t w:.ich
he is a valuable it, pi ova, io
as well founded introdi as an v doctrine of
Holy rit.--a ;tie tae Variety
of which are suspended vie lives or Jo:I
-rons of our race, and wh.eli
challenges his oi•posers to ;e, vit.!
Consumption is a ti*,,,e al ,‘;:is
'toned by a disordered st.:te of S.; Vi 03
(or life priuciph.) of t`..e La .1%: o,'.
ten a:creily lurking. iii It- 'l':a::,,• yr, o
:sefore gers cat the trust roily!, i o f H it
Lungs—and which io;.y c,rtiniil2,
though not so quickly, t: com
.lloll cold or a simple .•• n tici,e. An
valuably precious do.; , rii e it im
parts an important lesson to toe apparently
.lealtli of both sexes, trlicliitig them ilia.,
.his insidious foe may A.l ,11 -,rved
inmate of their Cvej ,
wl.ile they imagin in noielves
ham its attacks, trachi;iar the th.it thel
C.& B.
Teat aeerel br aft o, escre:ng health
to plus* out the dieenAe e in ;he
Wade, and not wa!e till the full grout,
I'l,is illustrious benefactor of in.tti is til.
o entitled to your unfeigned gratitude,
tud the gratitude ofa world, for the in
renting of-his malchices sanative,--whose
h-ating fiat may justly claim for it such a'
title, slime it has so signally triumphed
over uur great common enemy consump
4ion, both in the first and last stages,—
medicine which has thoroughly filled the
vocumn in the Meterin Medica,andstlicv
hy proved itself the Co.uperor of PhyBi
rifpls—a medicine, fir which all mankind
will have abundant cause to bless the
beneficient hand of a kind Pruvidence,
medicine, whose wondrous virtues have
,been so i'ou ingly poi traced even by sonic
lof our Cciwy, in their piNtoral visits to
Itlie sick chamber; by %, mean+ they
heroic the huffy instrument.: ul
( +pm:6m : tie:To:Acne v into hone, sickess
into health, and sa.limss of friends
joyfulness.
Zi
~~1::~.Ya;~s: ~~.
MATCHLESS SANti-
ME,
In:It:Ina of in we valtr.: t!tan the
vast mines 01 Austria, ..r even the united
treasui es of our medicine, widen
is obtained equa:ly from the vegetable,
a tii mill and misiesol kingdoms, and thus
po,sesses a thrrc pun e r,— a tnedicitie,
which tie-noted us a remedy let
sidely, is possessed of a rove.
I serious influence uver many ot
!:he bein:lll systein,--a metjitint, which
I begins to be valued by Foy s,c.ans, who
are daily olio, s. n its curl,
!tit many whom thty bad re:; gUell 10 the
;;asp G, one.
Utis: of the Sal.aitte, I,r adults, on,
drop; nu children a hull drop; and fa;
il4fiai!S, a qua! droo the thr:CLAIIIN ex
phut% the nianacr of taking a hull or ,
quartet drop:. . . . .
;II;
Paic4—Three and ene third rix dul.
Lirp,* ($2,50) i..cr OfINCE.
4 A Berman coin, value 75 cents.
A. cc:l:lnc:tat! !rum three tnt.n.bers of
the Iva:wt.:Al, PKW:E6:_qUN in
II! Europe
We the nude/sq.-u. t , practitioners of
nith;itine in 6,lltany' are Weil auw . i.:
hat, by our lor, We may forfeit
the frietid,hip of sonic of the fatuity, I.mt
not of its benevoiLtit who are
uninfluenced by selfish IlltniVCS. 11.0%1:
We shall felrain expression of
our opinion, tither of the soundness or
unsoununess of Undo ke's row doe
! rine,N%e are happy in say that vi o deem
his banativ ton valuable not to be general
ly known—fur What oar cues behold and
lour ears hear, tee must believe.
We hereby state, that v. l,et. Dr. tmais
(Men 1i:••t came before the tier
ad the pi:it:tided discoverei
of tie doctrine and a new medicine, we
~!.; is the ii hest contempt,
;mit iyenly p: unisticing him to -be a
imposter and the prince of quacks.
tie. hearing so much said about the
Sanative, agionst it and fur . it, we were
toth,ceil, trout in lives of curiosity mt re
,to ttt.tke tint of its reratett ‘irtoote,
Upt,l:l n 11u.otKe 01 our
Ceiits; awl we now tl..ent It
thit) (..wen at the expense ul too sell la
ter..st) publivkly to acknowledge Its ePi
eau*: la lint only cunßlitiptioll,
but ' utber feat fol we have
11,:retofore belt\ ed in be incurable, Out
contetnpt for the i',:scoverer of this medi
cine was at owe SW4ilowtql up in oar
ter astohishtnent at ibesc unexpwtril re- 1
touts; told, as ;,areas;fnr our a htise of him,
meth) fraoki, confesi to the w tr. id, that
we lit l'eve him a phlatithropist who tloo7
honor to the profession, and to our coun
try, whit.% ; , ave I im
E. S.
. -
The +remit atlnption of this medicino lil
t() some or cur Koropt,:i ho q ,:tds is
suffirietit viarmity that it pm 11,ims all it,
!somisesi It tired tint Our
wherever it IS used it is its owa best uit
tress.
DP.I3.MAX ETMULLEII, M. D.
NV ALTFIk VAN (4 AuLT, 74. (h
A DOLPH ('S :VERN 10). , M. 1),
Gerllla:l%, Dec ,. miter 10, MO.
a:mre. c , ous or ;g.
Ik. ht: IS il. c_OEI.
ol (ieramsky.) fur sale, trlio!e.,:e
and I by.
_ .
L. 0. KESSLER.
AGLNT FcR rrrb•.
II untivlon County, Pa.
Executor's Notice.
1,1, PERSON.'3 Indebted to the KA
tate of J wows lime, lye of
towitoltip, c w,nt s ,
iIU , are reque,,ted 1U mak , :
pipe -11 F. to the subscriber iminc(lihtelc:
luving clams 7,gainA said Es:
Late, will rive:est them propet Iy anther.
ticateit for settlement
ARRA It • lILTK., Evouter.
Tyrone, Slay 29, 1859.
A D :UN IS' TPA TOR'S A 0710 E.
T.NKE to:tiee that litters td Admihistro•
Ono thr list ate f rh , m Forshey 1 tuts
!lend,' p. llow.iogdon co det iv% e
mt.o h" he Ite,i •T v r .•I tjtarti.,,,,almi C.
a, thrref,re, prceit..
is irht •.1 t., s bl,rate, tar requ.itcd
make payment, and thoLe hr.
:og• c•osa,lig..inst the s .me, ate 111 . 11Chte ,
r, present then, properly exthenticate
f,r settlement, without delay.
DAVID ,SN ARE, stdmittletrator
hlay,ls 1839
vuu
FOREiONLITERM' LIRE SCIEAC I
ANA, n►tT
Is published every mcnth by E. Little &
Co., 212 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, fir
Mx tl mars a year, payable iv advance. Dis
taut subscribers isre requested to remit u SSI
.ute
all account.
With the year 1838 begins the Fourth Vo
ume of a New Series, complete sets of wh,cli
can be furnished at Two Dollars and a half
ottund. The New Series is begun beecuse
we are Lo longer able to supply orders fur
e , toplete stts of the oid,
CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NO.
'Poetical NVorks of Robert Southey,
Rail. Roads
pcsl , ..tel , Ls of La Motile Pet eloit,
Earlier English Wm! Songs and Poems
1)1-.1.). t 4 a Dwell Dip!, matist in London, '
POETRY-1 he Aly I tle, 50 —Oaks of
I'.' , g lard, 504—L-ni,at of the Cherokee,
574 . —Kano. 575 Fraitisls I.r Washingtou
kirowue, 576-71) the Plumiet Venus, 576
Gilman Manufactums end English Corn
Laws
EtiAlish Poets, Vol I.
liorne's Ilistury of Napoleon,
3 , ck Sheppard.
F.:ilia...re Cooper vs. Walter Scott,
'Civil Eogioe( ring iii America.
• Prm.er's 'Cravels in Persia
N Lk tter frrin the Fats of Niagara.
Cheri. a Edward Stuart,
Nicht las X ickliliv.
D. s , liapc!it s, the Chess King,
NOTICE.
MVO.: undersigned surviving execa
._ i..:3 Of la:e John Savage Esq., 01
,r Fhtladelphia,
ate el.:in:At:ls or huldtis ut
nil es:ate, atia:ng mit
ba,piess or transaction", in !tenting
lirtiftild Lunatics, in any way
:otioe,:ted with Mt. George 'I o:npson, ot
tits alleged agency in that quarter, that
they, nate apponit:d Edward E. Law Esq
L'lll.ll. direct Ah,,re Sixth .street,
.hia, io recieve min examine the same
I cli , ,ser, justly due, to their
' speedy cot:lenient.
fu givieg this public notice, the•under
signed teem it their duty to &tate, that Mr.
houipson has at vat iuus times been (Allen
on, tut a "regulatly vouched accuunt,"—
alio iu cons, yience of Ins tailing to (gui
ld{' Milt ei*.s reasonable request, he 1, as
desired more than a year ago, "to report
• the amount of dews, to whom, and
' payable, the period at which they were'
. contracted, and for what purl:use, v+
such other statements as were beet
lated to make the undersigned fully tic-!
quainted with the business that had been
transacted at the Forge and Furnace—in
seperate lists—the v..hole to be duly cer
' titled by his signature."
. .
Times requisitions remained unanswe
red; Mr. Thompson witholits his accou rts
for the period prior, as well as subsequent
to Mr. Sava;.'s dtatli, whereby the un
dersigned are deprived of the weans or
facilitating the final adjustment of hisl
important dependencies in the West— ,
Hwy have therefore no alternative but
the public notice, wh:ch is hereby given,'
tint all those who at e directly or indirect
!y inierested, will forward or present their
accounts to Edward E. Law Esq., to be
disposed of in manna. set forth in the
present advortisearent.
WILLIAM MILLER,
GEORtiE RUNDLE.
Philadelphia, May 22, 1839.
NEW SPRING
~ r ~~~
1141 , 411 4y}r -.9.-17Ae4,
0:7
H. & C. NEWINGNAM,
WOULD respectfully inform theirtriends'
and tut. perple Kenc ; that they have just
rtctittas t thur
E
the ,olth Sidi! tf MARKET SIR F:F.T,
AI, Al Lt.'s .1.01.L:liellt tlt
DRY GOODS, GRCCERIES
1 - .
~' ..
t.,*4- Z s .q; ' t
4 , 1.A , • 1
.-- ...,171:,:44iikjiilb "U' ' '
HARD, AND Q►UI;ENS WARE,
LIQUORS, &c.
of Cloths, Cassiineres,
:tlioetis, Saks, Calicoes,
Chintzes, Gingh•
ams,bleacled
snit un
bleached 111 us
fins Teas, Coffee,
&war ' s ana l Molasses;
Gun-locket, Scythes, Cutlery
of all kinds, Saws, Clota4, (ran
~,,d steel; Wines, Brandy, Gin, S:tirits
tJ 1% Itieliey.
They ins ite all interested to call and satin.
then,:elvcs tioitihrir are of tt suite
i..t nod tin-ir
iirTER i NIODER
May, Bthlfi.
Blanks for sale at
this Oilice.
Swoope, Jr..
iirouLD respectfully inform bis
friends, that he has taken the
Store for:Betty known us P. Swoops .1.
sun, and that be furnished himself wit!, a
I NEW & GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF
Mr2 : 2
alardware,Ctitlery, Erma, steel
AM)
Hollow ware.
ALS7O:—SA LT AND FISH.
Ilis assortment of Fancy articles are o
he best kind. He has also a large vari
ety of
QUEENS WARE,
Planes, Chissells, Augers.
Mahogany Veneer,
Rasps, &C.
and a general assortment of Toots of all
kinds.
'those who wish to buy cheep, will du
.well to
10 -. CALL AND SEE.,(j
eao
:a a 111' , D117711TI113:12
\Vault, ihform the public generally
that lie:,
NEW ira GOO9S
!,ave arrived; and arc riw . oren for exam
;naihm at their Store tiirtner i ly the Hun
tingdon Wink, and latterly occupied by
L. Gotta, opposite the store of Swoope
,on. Among them a comprised and ex.
tensive assortment of
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
Consisl big of
Cloths, Cassiniers, Sattinetts, and
Vesting,s, Marlin D..leanes
Chintzes, azhams,
Calli
coes, and Painted Mns
lies, Silks, Satins,
Sh(e lugs,
Bleached and
linblfaehrd Itivs—
slins, Linen & Cotton
Drillings, and a large as
'
sorb:mit of Fancy articles.
Groceries, Glum and Q'rensuare,
Bard !Pare awl Cutlery, and
Nails, Shear, Cast and Blis
ter steel; assorted win
ebw Glose; Look
ing Gllsses;
and every article necessary for a complete
country store.
The public are requested to call, as
they are determined to frr SELL
CI IEAP.,f;:o
April 3d, 1839.
mew Goods,
13A ES SAXTOT47, .721.
xiwouLD respectfully infos to w
fi.:ends, that in addition to his for
,
titer ctruk, he 11,,s added Dry goods, Hard
ware, raints and Dye stuffs,
CLOTHS, SATT I N ETTS,
VESTINGS, CALICOES.
Ginghams, Muslin de
leans, Silks mid
SATINS, SHii.ET
INGS, BLEACH
ED AND UN
BLEACHED
MUSLINS,
Li:;en and Cotten Drilling, Checks and
Grass Cloths,
And a General assortment
Of Fancy Articles.
HARDWARE.
I Tea KTes, German and English Scythes
Gun L;c.'es, Aeck Batts,
Saco mill Fats, lit aqg's Socket
Chess le, Plains, !runs, S'ci.z.
ZP , 3, Sizrars, Knives, Forks
Pen-ionizes, But and Ta
lly hinges , Awls and
Awl handles,
Desk, h. Pad Locks,
.Ihd Screws, asscr
fed, an assort-
mead of
Screws, Cerry Ccnits, Coffee mills, Pay
and Dung furies, Shovels and Spades
la""M OUTITII1 1 2.
Madder, Lo,prood, Cam:rood, Co
pal Vainiith, Lilseed Oil, ,S'pitsts et
T,,rpentine, Prussian Blue
Red, Ledd,
I; hilening, Seterar,
Rose, Fink, Span
ish Idicn•
Lam
blutk
Tea, Coffe'a. Sugar, 111u11 asses, Quecn
ware, Brushes all Sorts, Nuts, Con,
fiNaunarks, TO 9 , 800 ks anti Sta.
titulary, Raisins and Prunes.
A General assortment of all the above
irticlesand.as many more too tedious to
opntion.
o:::Trlease Cati and Examine for rcur
ielves. Kr'Cheap foi Cash,..coall Kinds
of Country produce taken in exchange.
May, 15. 18.19.