~~,
We have' seen in our town scores of
orders on the state officers handed about
for sale; and on one particular occasion,
we saw one drawn about the time of the
justices election, which was for the pay of
a poor laborer, and underneath was these
very expressive words,
Mr David Woods,
Sir, You will please pay
the bearer the above small bill and if pos
siLle give him employment. "he is the
right stripe."
T. WOODS
Yet notwithstanding the man was the
"right stripe," and it was near the justi
ces election yet the poor laborer otlered it
to us at a very heavy discount, and we
know it was presented to others. Does
any man doubt us? Let him go on to the
line of the canal and ask the first lack
keeper or laborer what the state owes him,
and we can assure hint the answer will be
two or three, perhaps six or nine months,
.and this too is done by the party that is
,now trying tolnake capital of the want of
money in the county tres4ury.
Will not this satisfy you? Then go to Ir
-Ain and James Horrell—toJolm McComb—
to James Etecvens, and to scores of others,
and ask them if they have not beensoldal
ntrst, to a batlit opt state treasury.
Will not this answer to show yr, u that you
prove too much? If not, I ; o ask Dr. Chas.
Coryell, or James R. Johnson, who took
fern their estimate tor the Petersburg inlet,'
lIISEE HUNDRED DOLLARS, for,
r.llcci their " D SIION 0 It D
DR AFT ?" Ask them what administration
rlishowl, t 1 the engineers estimate, and who
was that individual who snatched from them
t)ic price of flair tell? We know the man.
11, i.. ,ot ot.ly kader among yen, but his
stand, 1.1.;li !•ti the ucket t ,t 1 are ohli•
t,v citirra-rt. ll,tw do 3 , ..n lit, the sp
i.iie:(ll• t.f t , wn argument? Does it
with' y, .or notion s t,f matters and
thins? You must have fovgotiwn the ad
vice you so wisely give to others; "Look be
ft:re you leap."
irrThe voters in Tyrone and Antis Town
shipswill bear in mt nd, that by the law of
last session refludu ing election oistricts, all
the voters of each of said townshipi are
hereafter to vote within their several aul
respective townships, at the pi ces of elec
tion therein. None of the voters of f ither
of said townships ire to vote at C. Bucks, in
Wattior,mark township, as heretofore.
See Pkiniphhtt of 1339:90:1;14,.e.
..Tltempt at Efonery.
On 'flittr,da) evening. of last week, as
Ilewit and Jos Watson was return•
ing from our town to their !mown; when
about one and a halt miles from our town,
on the Petersburg road, were suddenly
assaulted by ruffians, who with clubs
knocked them down and so stunned them
that they could make no eflbrt at defence.
Air Watson was so badly beaten that it
was feared he would not recover.
Hov i t was seen to have considera
ble money w; t 4 him and the robbers ex
pected to secure it, fortunately they fail•
ed, he had two pocket books, one fin• his
money, and one for his papers. They
took the largest and got none of the money.
The rocket book was found about ;I mile
fre next day with its contente undisturbed
We are nut aware that suspicion rests,
neon any pal ticular person.
Fon TUN JOURNAL.
Vac issue--reigest of Z"rin
cipie APc.
The political struggle is now about to
come to an issue; and the event of that
issue must show whether we arc willing
to sanction the acts of a party, reckless
in power and regardless of the interests,
of the people, The event wall determine'
whether thy d rk spirit of Loco neolant
must sink its poisonous fangs deeper into
the vitals of our still beloved country,
and crush what little civil liberty may yet
remain amongst us ; or whether that par%
alining incubus shall be shaken otr, and
the dazzling . rays of the sun of liberty be
agatepermitte'd to rest upon this unfor
tunate land. The contest is not for me:t
—it is the contest of principle—and it
behooves every man, friendly to the great
interests we advccate, to east wade all
personal predilections fur individuals pre
sented before them as candidates, and go
heart and has I fir tho3e who will sup
port silt estA.
in Congress, this district has been mis
t...presented for many years: the persons
whom we have sent to represent us there,
have turned a paracidal arm against our
most vital interests ; and with a blinded .
party zeal, have assisted to carry meas
ures at variance with our prosperity.
They have assisted to DESTROY the,
currency of our coun/ry. They assisted
in DISFRANCHISING the sovereign
state of New Jersey, and in saddling upon
the people, against their will, THE ODI
OUS SUBTHEASURY. They NEW
SEE) to aid the distribution of the pro
ceeds of public lands amongst the States
entitled, whereby we would have ben a
ble to defray our immense state debt, and
had a fund left the interest of which, alone,
would be sufficient to school every child
within our Commonwealth. They have
refused to give their support th a bill cal
culated to protect our manufacturers
teem the competition of foreig ners, with
out reduction of the wages of the laborer.
The have, itnpliedly, given their consent
to the REDUCTION OF WAGES, They
have assisted in squandering the People';
money, o the tune of millions, in decora
ting the Presidet,t's palace, in splendour
surpassing the REGAL courts of Europe.
They have, implied ly, given their consent
to the passage of, he "Standing army hill"
so "highly" recommended by the Presi
dent in his last message, whereV thou
sands of our citizens would I,e forced in
to the performance of military duty, in
time of place, at the will of a proud and
ambitious President.
I Not satisfied with the support of these
great principles, by the representatives,
at variance with the wishes of the people,
the party descend to smaller and less
important matters--and when our pres
ent representative Mr. MCullough chew
ed a little independence of spirit, in re
fusing to lend his aid in favor of James
IL Porter, an old Federalist, at Wash',
ington, he was, by the influence of the
Governor and the intrigue of the STATE
OFFICERS, defeated in a re-nomination,
and a man, who will be a more PLIANT
TOOL in their hands, placed before the
people. Notwithstanding all these high
handed movements, this would be pliant
tool of their party, and his Loco Foco
!:rethren, have the assurance to say they
pest their hopes of his election on the
vrerns he will get from the Democratic
Harrison party of this district ! Yes,
fellow citizens, he who is pledged to sup
port the dark doctrines of Loco Focoism,
which we, as DEMOCRATIC nurunrocaws,
are striving to exterminate, is to be elec•
ted by US !! ! Shall this be ? I speak
to the friends of Harrison, in this county.
Ile event of the election of Congressman
in this district, may be determined by one
co'e; and the majority in Congress at the
next session, may turn upon one member.
Is there a man desirous of a change, who
;s not willing to grant the material to ef
fect that change / What change in the
measures of the administration can liar
' rison affect if the majority in Congress be
opposed to him 1 Fliend of the gallant
Harrison, let no personal motive control
your vote at the Congressional election;—
give it to your crnwry—your country de
mands it No ties of relationship—no
bonds of personal friendship, are para
mount to the claims of your beloved coon
; try. It is the bounden duty of every
democrat to weigh this matter well in his
• mind—the event (mullet he doubted—he
will come up to the polls and cast his vote
for JAMES IRVIN ; who is friendly to
our interests and the interests of this dis,
trict, ant is no pliant tool of any party.
Any other course, by one of our party, at
this dangerous crisis, would be utterly ab
surd, end would be treason to the great
cause of HARRISON AND Ruronm. at si
lent rebuke should be given to t!: ,, impu
: dent assurance maifested by the Loro Fu_
cos, in expecting the vote of the Harrison,
democrats of this county, in support of
one, who in every thing, will oppose the
measures of Reform.
A HARRISON DENIOCIIAT
IiEaLTII.-11calth is that state of body
and mind which renders mere existence a
blessing; any thing short of this is disease,
and is crowd by the accumulation of morbid
humors in the blood, and other juices, by
neglect of vegetable purging. The cure is
very simple: open the natural th,ins of the
body which nature has prof .ded for the car
ryiog out of all its impurities, and health
will be sure to follow. This can be accom
plished witl:out any inronvenience, by the
use of Dr. Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, which are known by the experience of
thousands, to perfectly cleanse the Llood
from all foulness, remove every morbid af
fection, and renovate weak and enfeebled
constitutions to perft et health and vigor.
Remember these Pills are not sold genu
ine at any Drug store either in the city or
country.
Dr. B. Brandreth, No. 8 North Bth St
Philadelphia, Pa.
Purchase them in HUNTLIGDON,
of TVAL ST E 1 ART, and only in the
county, of agents published in another
part of this paper. Remember every
agent has a certificate of agency, dated
within the last twelve ninths. If of an
earlier date do not put chase.
To Oafs• Creditors.
Take notice, that we have applied to
the Judges of the court of common Pleas .
of illuntingdon county fur the benefit of
the laws of this commonwealth made for
the relief of Insolvent debtors; and the
nail court has appointed the 52nd Monday
(9th day) of November neat, for the hear-'
ing of us and our creditors, at the court
house in the borough of linntingdon,
when and where you may attend if you
ace proper.
William Hackenberry
David Baird.
RO CKD.I.LE FOUJI'D RI .
Tile subscribers would respectfully in
form the citizens of Huntingdon and the
adjoining counties that they have repair.
ed, and newly fitted up the
Rockdale Foundry,
on Clover creek, two miles from Wl
liamsherfr, whcre they arc now prepared
to execute all orders in th...ir line, of the
best mat,rial and workmanship and with
promptness and despatch.
They will keep constantly on hawl,,
Stoves of every (Ike ription, such as Cook'
in. 4, Ten Plate, Parlor, Coal and wood
stoves; Ploughs, anvils, car rings, ham
mers bed plates, hollow ware, and every
kind of castings necessary for forges,
mills. or machinery of any diseription
,ssgon boxes of all descriptions &c. which
ran be had on ;;uot.l terms as they can
be had at any other foundry in the county
or State Remember the Rockdale Foul:
dry.
S IMUEL R. STEEVENS,
Dee, 15.-1839
IS'l' of Letters renanining in the I ) *
OA Office et Alexandria, on theist Oct ;
1840.
Albright, Jacksen Ezekiel
Justice of the Peace
Baker Jacob of the Borough of
Brown Daniel Alexandria.
Canan John keys Gt orge O.
Charlton J. S. Dr. al
Campbell Patrick Maguire James
Molson Samuel
Davis John Murphy Thomas
Dickey Joseph
Piper John 2
Everet .41cl:lder 2 Proudfet Richard
Engle Mrs. Pinkney Bertine
Peterman Daniel
Fox Charles rS
Fleming Rebecca A Snyder Samuel
Fisher Catherine Snyder Eliz'tli Miss
G Sister Michael
Gemmel] John
Garland Masts Thornton Henry
Gregory Jolts
Gahagan John Wilson Hiram-
- •
II Wilson Ellen
Harvey Mary M. Y
Hewit John Young Gea. B. Esq.
Young Sarah Mrs.
Z- - -
Zi gl a r Barney - -
CHARLES PORTER, P. M.
A lekandria, Oct. 1, 1840. 7 St._
LIST of Letters remaining in
the Post Office at Huntingdon, which
if not taken up and the postage paid, will be
sent to to the General Post Office as dead
letters, in three months from this date.
A li
Anderson Gen. Sam. Kerr James
la Keyser Sebastian
Baker John S Kaylor Daniel
Bateman Rebecca Kent Mariah
Brcwnsliwig Mc ses L
Burnett CherleS Lovell Henry, Esq.
Buckwalter Daniel or Isaac Atkins
Blanchard Jno Esq 2 L•ilin John
Bolinger Michael Laguai d John
Brown John 2 Load. 11 enry
Barr Samuel S. Lott Robert
U Loud', Nancy
(' resswell J. V. E.q.
L L u ee tz Ji c l a u t t herine
C)leman Peter
Cameron Juts IS
Cake Isaac M'Cain James
Cameron Catherine M'Neal Jonathan
D Murphy Henry
Davis C. L. N
Davis John Newberry James
Decker Henrietta P
1 PI owman Hczekiah
Entracan Mr., Sur- Pennock Joel
veyor General of Parmenter S. 0.
Hunt ingdon Co. Pierce ‘Vm. A.
Eshleman Abraham Patton William
)Jilin William R
F Rub. Samuel a 3
Fish Samuel Ruwery John
Franks Theo. Esq. s
G Sheeter Samuel
Gorsuch Stephen • Stattler Lcolv
Gratz Simon Storer Challis 2
Griffith Philip IV
Grave Sam,' Teets George
II Thompson Abra'm
Henry S. F. W
Hager Adana Williamson Jane
liewii Joh n Williams Wm. Esq.
J Williams Isaac
Johnston James Jr.
Jackson J. M. .
I. DORL \ND, P. M,
October 7, 1840.
PUBLIC SALE,
WILL be sold, on the premi,
ses, on Tuesday, November 24, 18-
40,
.1 FIRST R.ITE FaIR.II,
Belonging to the es , ate >f Philip Roller, de
ceased, situated in Morris township, Hunt
ingdon county, one mile from the Pennsyl
vania canal, adj Ming lands of Geo. Davis,
John Davis, It nj. Sproikle, David Tussey,
and others—c,aitaining
253 Acres of good Lime-
slonc Land—
One hundred and eighty acres cleared, and.
under good knee-15 acres or mot(' of ex
cellent meadow—a large apple orchard—
and all well watered.
There is erected thereon, a good house, a
large frame bank barn, and other necessary
buildings. There is a fountain pump near
the house, and a good well of water.
Any person wishing to see the property,
ran call on either of the subscribers, or D.
Hewit, on the premises. The terms will be
made known on the day of sale by
Joseph Roller
Joshua Roller: Exec'rs.
October 7, 1840.
WAKEIIE7 CIURVITOII42o
AKE Notice, that I, Abra
ham Cornelius, have applied to the
court of Common Pleas of Miffin county, for
the benefit of the insolvent laws of this com
monwealth, and the said cuurs have appoin
ted the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next,
tier the hearing of me and my creditors, at
the court house in the Borough of Lewistown
when and where you m.ty attend if you think
pri•per.
A braham Cornelius.
October r, 1840.
AUDITORS' NOTICE.
MAKE notice that the undersigned, Au
ditors, appoi•.ted by the court of Com
mon Pleas of Huntingdoncounty, to distrib
ute the monies arising from a sale of the es
tate of Mathias Ripple, dee'd, to and among
the respective claimants will meet tar that
purpose, at the house of John M'Connell, in
Huntingdon, on Friday, 30th October, lost.
at ten o'clock, A. M when and wi.ere all
persons interested may attend.
WILLIAM DORRIS,
THOMAS FISHER, AutPrs.
DANIEL AFRICA,
Hunting n, Oct. 7, 1840.
4 lr----- -
DEDICATION
The"new Methodist Episcopal Church,
lately erected at Chi!cotes town, Huti
tingtiun county, will be dedicated to th,
worship of Almighty God, o Salvrdup
the 141 h. of November next.
Service to commence at 10 o'clock it.
the forenoon of said day.
All friends of Zion's cause, both Preach
era aid People are respectfully invited to
attend. By the Trustees,
!'STOVE &
TH E her respectfullyl
informs th üblic, that he still conno
tes the above business, ;it the °oiier o
ttet square,•imMt hcuse formerly cc
by A. Cannon, where he always has on
A general assortment of good tin ware, which
to will sell cheap at wholesale or retail.—
House spouting will be put cm at the short
est notice. Ile also has on hand a general
assortment of sheet iron ware, stove pipe,
ileums, dripping pans, coal scuttles, etc.—
lie has also a general assortment of of hol
low ware, every size of pots, - mash and tea
kettles, and oval boilers Of stoves he has
a great variety, of all sizes—wood cooking
stoves, and coal stoves, with sheet iron tops,
all of handsome patterns, and of stmenor
quality of casting, and are finished with tin
•or copper, and in finish are not inferior to
a'tv in the 'County.
All orders will be punctually attenled to, !
I Red thankfully received. Every article,
cheap for cash.
He hopes by punctuality, and careful at
tention to business, to merit a good share of
public patronage.
WILLIAM B. ZIGLER.
Huntingdon, Oct. 7, 1840.
23 1 71\"TINGIDON
FEMALE SEMINARY,
THIS Institution is now opened un•
der the direction of Miss Levautia
L. Phillips, whose recommendations are
highly reputable. The number of Pupils
already admitted is nearly as large as can
be instructed conveniently by one teacher.
The Institution is incorporated by act of
the Legislature, and provision is made, in
part, for payment of the salary of one
teacher, or more if the number of. pupils
should be such as to require an assistant.
It be expected that applicants for
admission are sufficiently acquainted with
the rudiments of the English language, to
enter on the study of Grammar, Geogra
phy, (Szc.• no others will be received.
The following branches, in addition to
the common course of studies, will be
taught in the Seminary, viz: the French
language, Drawing, Mathematics, Chem
istry, Botary, Astronomy, Rhetorick
History, Natural and Mental Philosophy
The price of tuition for the presen
quarter is two dollars and fifty cents ; the
additional sum of fifty cents, to be paid
by each pupil in advance, is required to
defray incidental expenses. If ally fur
ther sAm should he. wanted for that put ,
pose due Notice thereof will be given.—
Application for ad mission must in all ca
ses be made to the.offieers of the Hoard,
who will submit the same to the Trustees
of the Institution for examination and de.
cision. It is desired that pupils enter at
the commencement of a quarter, or as,
soon afterwards as practicable.
Ar W. OR BISON, President
of the B9Ord,
Wm. Donuts, Secretary.
Sept. 16, 1843.
TAILORING
PETER CPROUnEE,
ES PEC FFULLY informs the citi•
zens of the Borough of Hendrik;
don, and all others who wish to have their
work done in a durable and workmanlike
manner, that he continues the
TAILORING BUSINESS
• in his old stand, opposite the Post Office,
and two doors west of James Saxton's
Store in Market street, where, being, in
the receipt of the fashions, quarterly from
New fork and Philadelphia, he will be
much pleased to attend to all orders in his ,
line, and execute the same with prompt-1
ness and despatch.
J une 17, 1840.—1 y.
ADM INISTRA TORS
NOTICE•
All persons knowin4 themselves in
debted to the Eestate of Wm. Steel, Esq.
late of the borough of Huntingdon decd
are requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned; and all those having
claims against said estate, are requested
to present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
STEEL
JAS ENTRIKEN, Esq, Mtn rs
Hunt. 22, July 1840.
Executors' Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate
of John Logan, late of Cromwell
township, Huntingdon county, are re•
C uested to make - immediate payment; and
all those having claims against said estate'
will please present them properly anthems
Cleated fur settrement to the undersigned
JOHN B. LORAN,
DA .J. ULOA N. Ex "
August 26, 1840.
L. A, BUNKER, &
78 SOUTH WHARVES,
PHILADELPHIA
FLOUR FACTORS. & ;I IL
AD PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Adoanecs made on Consignmen't of Pro
dune.
Goods for the interior, to be forwarded
ia title water rand, will be received and
itipt to an air.ent !Lyre de Grace, in a
~ gular line of rtrlcrts.
August 12, 1840.—Sm.•p.
Job Printing
AEA 7' D EXTEDITIOU SLY
DONE .97' THIS OFFICE
NOTICE .
To Assessors.
THE Assessors of the SI , er.il town
ships within the cwin!‘ of Hunt
ingdon, will take notice tl.,t Monday,
The sth day of Oeloscr next,
is the day appointed by law, for returnin : l
into the Commissioners' office, tate duly
certified copy of the list of names . cad
surnames of the white freemen and quA
itied voters, residing within their respec
live townships; au exact copy of which'
list it is matte their duty to retain and
hand over, without alteration or addition,
to one of the inspectors of the election of
their proper election district, on or before
8 of the clock, on the morning of the gen
eral election. The attention of the as.
sessors to this matter, is requested.
PETER SW OOPE,
JAMES MOORE, Com'rs.
JOSHUA ROLLER,
Huntingdon, Sept. 16, 1840.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
In pursuance of an order of the 0 rplian
court of Huntingdon county, will be expo
sed to public sale on the premises, on Sat
urday the third day of October next at one
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, "All
that certain tract, piece, or parcel of land
situate in West township in said county,
adjoining lands ot Wm Foster, John Stewart
John Hall and others, containing 100 acresl
more or less, about 20 acres cleared, theon
erected a
(CABIN HOUSE, CABIN BARN & sTA
BLE,
late the estate of Joseph Cornprobst deccas
ed. Terms of sale, one half of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of the sqle
and the residue in one year thereafter with
interest, to be secured by the bond and moil
gage of the purchaser, attendance will be
given by
HENRY Cd`RNPROBST, Ad
By the Court, mr.
JOHN REED, Clerk.
Hunt. Sept 9, 1840.
CETIFICA'rES OF AGENCY
FOR THE SALE OF
Brattbretit'o Vegetable
Vnlberoal Vito,
Are held by the following agents, in their
respective counties.
Hun:ingdon County.
NVni. Stewart, Huntingdon.
John Swoope, IlicConnellsbur
Blair & Madden, Nhirleysburg.
Hartman, Smith 4' Love, Manor Bill.
S. Miles Green & Co. Barree Purge.
It. Lowra, Hollidaysburg.
D. H. Moore, Frankstown.
A. Patterson, ff illiamsburg.
Thomas Owen A. Son, Hirminstwsn.
Mifflin County.
l iJohn A. Sterrell , Lewistown.
NV in. Hardy, // uynesburg.
0. M. McVey, Newton Hamilton.
Examine the date of the certificates of
agency. If more than twelve months, do
nut purchase—there is doubt.
I Sept. 9, 1840.
OTT,AIt' Xa.aximo, -
4-, 4 -1 AME to the iii .......
ilLi residence of
' 4l : ll a . ' the subscriber, liv• Z7 ; ,.`
"•-`- - . tig in Barree tp., !_""`"'
about the 40th of August,
7'llo DARK BAY MARES.
One supposed to be 5 or 6 years old, the
other eight or ten. • The oldest has a lit•
tle white mark on the fore head--no othet
marks discernible. The owner will please
to prove property, pay charges. and take
them away, or they will be sold accordini
to law. HENRY LEE.
September 9, 1840.
ZEIRA,EL Gadtprzus
VLUSM.73,
ALEXANDRIA, HUNTINGDON COUNTY.
M. ES PECTFULLY informs the
AM Zeus of Alexandria and the county
generally, that he is prepared to attend
to putting up
ROUSE SPOUTING.
as cheap as any other person in that town.
Let those who wish to ascertain the truth
call on the suscriber.
ISR tEL GRAFFIU3.
Alexander, Sept. 9, 1840.
SIXCENTS AND AN OLD
BROKEN RASP
e se a to 11 !
AN away fi ow the sub
,
; t bCriberjiVing in Spring.
field township; Huntingdon
county, on the 18th of July.
1840, JOSEPH Dl7lll-
an indented apprentice
to the Blacksmitl; business. Said Joseph
,was between twenty and twenty-one years,
of age, about live feet eight inches high.
Had on when he ran away, a beaverteen,
roundabout, blue waistcoat, and striped,
pantaloons, and a broad brinied wool hat..
'le bus lost two fore teeth.
The above reward but no chargos paid
to any person who will deliver the alifiv e
runaway to STEPHEN 1.,1%;!,
Sept. 2,1540.-31. p.
CAUTION
ALL persons are hereby cactioned
against purchasing or roeciling a
Due Bill, tor 40 dollars, drawn by ;Samu
el Egnew in favor at Thomas Oat•iis,,ss
the undersigned rec,i% v.! value
therefor, and is determined not to pay it,
unless compellal !iv law.
SASILT,I4 EGNENV. ,
ugust t 8 19,
r - w - S7ll3py•
AD:GI:RNLI)
riler.u.k:\s 7'
N pursuance I nc .
plans' C't.:.: t f 1.,
rt ,;.e
N ! iIl be expo:, : I to ,hle Itt. ;t rn Le
r dir tnt.c ry i I p t n
Monday ectoLer it: 1
ill the intere , t of SaII/1101 ICi tun, dec•'J•
in the following described real rslate,
said intereet barb , the urd,vidtd
Vila tt.ercol, viz: "A curtain messuage,
tenement, and tiiiet of land, containing
Fifty AcrcE,
•
more or less, situs•e un Share creek in
Franklin township in said county, tidjuiti
ing lands or Richard Junes on the Lorth
east, laud of C. Wigton on the cast, cc
TUSScy'S mountain on the south, with a
forge, known by the name of
17? A Mti 7.1 N PO RG E,
the nvcesaary number of small housec for
the accommodation of workmen, a large
two story log mansion house, and about
twenty-eight acres (the balance being
mountain land) cleared thereon." sale
to commence at 1 o'clock P. M. on said
day.
TERMS OF SALE--one half orthe
ipurchase money to be paid on confirma
tion of the sale, and the residue within
one year thereafter, with interest; to be so
cured by the bond and mortgage of the
purchaser. By the. Court,
John Reed, Cll
A ttentlanc.?. wd be given by
John S. Isett,
Trustee.
September 2, 1840.
GARRET M'QUILLEN
If Garret 11I'Quillen, who is presumed
to be an old man, and supposed to reside
some where in the upper end of this coon
ty, will call at my office, with proof of his
identity, he will receive information of
value to him.
DAVID BLAI A
Hunt. Sept. 9, 1840..
oz - I'he Hollidaysburg papers will
please copy this notice.
Executor's Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of
Win Luveall, late of Toil town
ship, Huntingdon comity, deceased, are
requested to make immediate payment;
and those having claims against said estate
are requested to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
Caleb Greenland, Ex't
August 26,1_840.
liaruaranuitd —
Trcnch Burr Stone
hi ANIMA C CY.
THE subscribe,• respectfully informs
the Millers and 111illwrights, and the
bade in general, that he still continues
to manufazture
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,
in Harrisburg, where he keeps constant
ly on hand a guoi assortment of French
Bur Blocks of a very superior quality,
which he is prepared to manufacture to
order, on favorable terms, and cheaper
than the same quality of French Burls
can be had at any other place in the U.
States, and will warrant them equal in
i quality to any that can be made in Amer
The subscriber il I, if desired, deliver
Burrs at any given point along the Canals
or Railroads; at his own risk.
Orders by mail will meet the same
prompt attentention as if personal appli
cation is made.
li . ..II.KEPNRE.
August 5, 1840--Gin
WORMS! WORMS!!
SUPERIOR.
Vermifuge Syrup.
This preparation is confidently recom
mended to the public, as an eflectual re
medy for expelling and destroying worms.
It has been extensively used for some time
and has never failed to give relief triers
worms have been present ; andin many
cases where all other medieir.es have fail
ed, this medicine has given immediate re
lief. It is - preferable to all other medi
cines, on account of the mildness of its
operation, being ea.y to administer, re•
quiring but few and small doses, and at
tended by no bail consequences. This
'highly valuable medicine is a sate and sure
remedy for expelling all wioms, to Illicit
natty of the must respectable certificates
eau be obtained. It is unnecessary to
give any further detail splits goodness, as
a lair trial will prove i:s eflicacy.
Preferred aml sold holesal., and retail
at the Drug, Chetnici.l and Fancy store of
•I'homas Read, which is tinder ti c ,up, t.
tutendence of Dr. Jacob Pitilitucc.
lluntingdon, Jut) 6,1640.-3 t.
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h ii interests being
I' , n lolowledge of
to him
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