Rua aaw , zio:4-2,au- '.314.3.0
Illibutingdon, 041. 4 I 543
Aliverti-erq.
Advertisements must he handed in on Toes,day
'morning before 9 o'clock to insure their insertion in
usat morning's paper.
• cd 7 OATB and CORN will be taken, nt the
market price, in payment of aubieription and j0 ,, -
bing due this office.
July 1843.—tf.
TICIEETS.
We have just printed a
sufficient supply of tick
ets, and arc now ready for distrt
button. Our frivnds from the dif
ferent parts of the county can he
supplied by calling at this office
Keep el Before Ike People.
That the very opponents of Mr.
Tweed are forced to testify that
"HE IS AN HON E.f•T AND
ABLE MAN."
Keep it before the People
That if they want an honest Boa: d
of Canal Commissioners next
year, they must vote for GuiLJ
Form, WEAvra and Twtru—ttie
Ite,FORM CAN I
Keep it &fore the People
That JAMES CLARK. and c ES , E
MILLER are old Office-holdri s
and that there is no hope of ref Orin
while trading politicians have
the management of our pc.blie
atlairs.
Keep it kfore the People
That Mr. Foster's only clam on
them for their support is, his hav
ing by unfair measurement ruin
ed all the Whig Contractors on
the North Branch. A meritori,
ous work, indeed—Register.
More Evidence.
Under Gov. Ritner's administration the expenses
on the Juniata Division of the Penn. Canal, per
Ably, were:
One Supervisor,
Four Foremen,
Four Horses,
Nine Laborere,',
$2 50
$1 50 6 00
62i 2 50
90 8 10
Which being multiplied by 30, (the number of
days in a month) gives $573 a 9 thethe expenses per
month.
Under the first year of David R. Porter's admin
istration, when JAS. CLARK was Canal Commis
sioner, the expenses per day were:
Div Supervisors, $2 60 $5 00
Six Foremen, 1 90 ""9 00
Nix Horace, 3 75
Thirty Laborers, 90 27 00
• Which multiply by 30, gives $1,342 50 us
the monthly expenses! An increase per month
over the expenses of the previous administration of
SLY HUNDRED AND SEVENPY-SIX DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS! ! !
The same system of extravagance was carried
on throughout the State, and in some instances even
grosser abuses were practiced, and is but another
evidence of the profligacy of James Clark as a
Canal Commissioner, and of his total unfitness for
the office.
Let the people remember these facts when they
go t•q the polls to vote.—llar. Intelligence,
TO BE REMEMBIREO
At the Polls!
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE: That
iu 1838 the Public words yielded a revenue to the
State, ovals AND ABOVE AL% EXPENSES, of
r,r*354,180 17 !fo
And the very next year, when JAMES CLAux. Was
President of the Canal Board, and WILLIAM B.
POWER Engineer on the North Branch, THE
EXPENDITURES OVERRUN THE RE
CEIPTS on the same works
c 0 '5_T5360,595 9S!tt;
This was the kind of Refiont JAMES CLARK of
Indiana, introduced on the Public Improvements.
Can he be trusted now!
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE: That
JAMES CLARK, Jesss MILLER and War. B. Fos
tan, the Locofoco candidates for Canal Counnis
sioners, are all OLD OFFICE-HOLDERS, who
have participated in and connived at the gross ex
travagance and corruption which has marked the
course of that party for years.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE: That
in the Ist year of Ciftw. Porter's administration,
when JAMER CLARK was President of the Board
of Canal Commissioners, and Wm. B. FOSTER
was Engineer on the North Branch D.sion, THE
PUBLIC DEBT RE THE STATE WAR INCREASED
Erwarn% or Ten Millions of Dollars !
ICEEP IT BEFORE TEE PEOPLE : That
dining the same year the expenditures on the tin- The Harrisburg Int;lligencer of Thursday last
fished liens of the public Improvements P.,ceeibr/ the says Coadderable excitement has prevailed hi
rev THREE HUNDRED AND sivry our Borouilt for the last week with regard to our
Borough Shinplasters; stow disposition being
THO . SAND FIVE HUNDRED AND NlNE
evimed by our business conimunity to force them
TV-FIVE D A ; tv'tilst the the year before
th e ', he I ~o,s yjelticri a ravennr aver en d e h,„, nil out of circulation by refuang to reeciv them in
FIFTY- payment Mr goods, &c. Public 'meting,. were held
expenses, THREE HUNDRED AND
FOUR THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND on Saturday and Monday evenings with a view of
EIGHTY DOLLARS! , and the State lord thus. sustaining the credit of the Borough and preventing
the depreciation of the notes. These meetings
through the dishonesty or had management of the
were numerously attended. a diversity of opinions
officers on the public Works. (fur; ag (Mo one year,
700,000 ! ! ! were expressed and resolutions adopted in accord-
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE: That ance with the object of the meetings.
whilst W. B. No.,hwer ma CI, North the Town Council. we Ivain, have made arrange-
Branch m ents for funding the notes now in circulation, in
D•v : aa n 'he a!•.- •.• .
prarro— ,
KEEP IT BEFOI:F; MAI! That
-,44 M has hcen ,onlautly hi public office
for e.lghteen or twraty yew, and has always Lern
A 0 VLTRA PARTY MAY, 11111 really to go
any length to carry a party mroxore, wholly
gardlers of the PUB NTSIII,4
KEEP IT BEFORE TEE PEOPLE : That
Jes. MILLER was Auditor in the Treasury De
partment under Martin Van Buren, when MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS were stolen from the pub.
lie revenues by the corrupt and dishonest public
officers under that administration.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE: That
ouch is the choracter of the LOCOFOCO CANDIDATES
run CANAL COMMISSIONERS ; and if they are elec.
ted, the same disgraceful system of Locofoeo ex
rmvammee, corruption, favoriteism, fraud, peculation
and plunder, will be continued upon the public
wo”ke which has been practiced for years past.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE: That
Twcsu, BENJAMIN WEAVER and SIM.
EON Gct UMW, are NEW MEN, fresh from the
ranks of the people, who have not been corrupted
by the power of party patronage, but arc lam est ca
pable and fa . thfn I men, in whose hands the Public
Works will he conducted with economy, prudence
and kill, and FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
STATE AND NOT OF A PARTY !
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE That
if the tax-payers of Pennsylvania wish to institute
REAL REFORM ox THE Pu nue IMPROVEMENTS,
they must keep them out of the hands of or, Loco
yam OFFICE•4101.11EllE, and place them in the hands
of NEW MEN. who are honest and capable—such
men as TWEED, WEAVER and GUILFORD.
[Pa. Intelli.
Are You l.easy?
The Second Tuesday is at hand, and are you
prepared to go to the Polls, and vote for your prin
ciples and for your interests
Farmers, are you ready to go to the Polls and
vote to keep the State plunderers and borough plun
derers from your County Treasury?
Mechanics, are you ready to go to the Polls and
vote for the men who are in favor of a tariff of pro
tection, good wages, and fair prices?
Laborers, are you ready to go to the Polls and
vote for a sound currency, good times, and no shin
plasters?
Tax payers, are you ready to go to the Polls and
vote to put State robbers out of power, and fall
their places with men who will introduce RE
TRENCHMENT, REFORM, and an honed ad
nunalrahon of uffarB ?
$19.10
If so, then one and all, go to the Polls on Tues
day the 10th of October next, and vote for the Dem
ocratic Harrison Ticket, from Canal Commission
em down to Auditor. Be not deceived, nor pursue
ded to mix or change or alter your ticket, but vote
for every candidate one the ticket—THE WHOLE
TICKET--and nothing but the ticket. If you do
thin, you will have the conscientious satisfaction of
having done your duty as an American--as a Free
nem—as a republican--and as a Christian. If you
do less than this, you will not do your whole duty
to yourself, your country and your children. Let
every man then prepare to du his duty. Let him
not only go to the polls hinvelf. but pereuale out
his mare careless sod i nil ni !) !11 , , •
hint sec that nll a : • I
the 11,11 It .;
11141k,75
~ ...~ ~
pa) er,, out, al,
vent 3 ou, t., :.it' 'ut.S ult i t
October and voting the enure Democratic Harrison,
State and County Ticket—and if all do our duty on
that day, we need not fear the result—it will be tri
umphant, gratifying and glorious to the Common
wealth, and to the country. So prepare for that
day, put your affairs in order to devote it to the good
of your country.—Pa. Tek.
State Plunderers.
The Miltonian says that among the list of de
faulters, or as they are now more familiarly called
by the anti-Porterites, "Slate Plunderers," stands
conspicuous, the Lame of MR. JOHN SNYDER,
late Supervisor of the Susquehanna division of the
Canal. He was Supervisor only TWO YEARS,
and is a defaulter for but a small amount, compared
with some others—his deficiency is only
,9$ 1,341 44!
(See Senate Journal, Session 1843, Vol. 2, page
293.) Snyder was also a defaulter to the General
Government for a large amount, as Collector of the
Excise Tax, immediately after the last war. Ho is
now the Locofoco Candidate for Congress in the
13th District.
( . 0". The Peoria Register has a statement of the
result of the recent election in Illinois, by which it
appears the Whigs have a gain from 3 to 5000 votes
over the election of last year. The coon is on his
hind legs again.
Nov. forgive an injury, says some one; the
power of pardon belongs to the Governor, and he
Foes it with a perfect ri,lb!
Borcr.gh 711,te5,,
e,-Pileats of ,100. bearing 6 per cent. interest,
at, e solved to suspend all rprther issues of
4 ...whey. These certificates will be per
, mgm, being issued in accordance with the de
-6,411 of the law authorizing the borough to borrow
a turn not exceeding one hundred thousand doUars
on certificates of loan, such as are now issued,—
This, we believe, is the proper course. It will have
the elliait of rapidly taking the shinplasters from
circus ation, and as a guaral.ty that the borough will
Medina) , redeem them. She will be abundantly
able pi mnptly to pay the interest on her certificates
of loan; and eventually redeem all her indebted
ness."
List of Letters
.I,FIEM.kINING in the P Offii, • a Hun-
Pa., Octobta 1 1843, i oini
...ailed for pr. clout t the Ist of J ha try ti X.
they will b. sent to the General Pat Offic
as dead It tt. rs.
Ash Jesse Elder L deers James
Anders 11 Mitt Ma ) Livingston John
W L W•tt,oli Capt M 1 rr Pierre
Gwen: Jacnb MeC ird James
Cr .xton Alex. M Divit Miss Jane
Crowitt r I slab M • re John
D pp .1 colt Jr McCoy Vincent
Davis P Miss Mary Phi ips Lucrisda
I) don Joh. Esti 11 14•Itix Powell 2
! ohachet A K ed J anes country
Fee igard Wm.
Go. CI F File lie brim irh (71,spur
St. Ily A Multaiel
11 ni i m H •ys Smith Kuhl.
II totii..o,l Philip Stel 'lhltias
II cht th ..trot •1' ,ernps.tii Jahn
Fi•-hd• r M it.ii.is k tp.
J ••..ist John I h hint Ba , to
KliG rge Tityt r Jan nail •utt r
Z. y Danl. I
iVID S %RE, P. M
0 t. b r 4 184:1.
Umbrella, Parasol + %un-shade
571a1'471T.i.V.9SAALViTu
r o 4 ~ • t Fo qtr le, ato it rket
h phitt.
J - il NV. t'
`'u- , etvor R
R. sprctfutiv t.. the In li s and
gentlemen of Huntingdon county, that he has
constantly.nu hand, wholl. s,.ir all. , r. tail,
large and splendid .ssortment of gun--had , s,
Parasols Anil Umbrellas of the very best
m aerials tha c.tu he • , btain,d iii this in ii.-
k t, and being manufactured wider his im
m,diate superintendence, the qu.a!iee and
workmanship will he ware ,ited gnat; if not
superior, to any in the" citi, at the b. .tit
cash prises.
1 Merchants arc invited to call and i x
amine the stock.
phiva September 27 1893. 3m.
Polls, Lines d• Harris,
tques , . Ao.01110(.111'4
1..0 213 i MARK, T 1T PHIL'A.
N. K. I lit 1-1 is If. th. an..vr , firm. i, Dr.
wii
C tam li‘tving h, It I d
hunt .8 ut tlt c mai y. Its to u,t,.
II ...I In tit. tt rpt rap d t ro t t t
, iiis frou In 41 , u tik j is 141
p m • r 27..843 —p .
zilla u Mcccoadl.
ihE 10 % , 1 1 11 lit 1,11
•.11. u., .1Ie• •.•
. 1 % I le•..er it-v. a tray ul 11 .
itt
( Ittolll
P te.
.•th• 1,, out-
! O
1 0 tyre's,
''• 1 ' Ulf o.
• U
8 $ il l. rge Bank
h e lt-ver tuth.,%:
taus. 4,1 Water MI the
Apple and Peach
/ ,(
I•' r ,i) we several Isrtv
IV I lay eh t• s u-.. 11 In
k. It It .epti
sml
•••••• I.p pn t ..f I. :1.. •
). 1t4.. I, •i, .
11 , is . l• .111 . . If -Lill •
11111)1 1.11. and
, 1111 r nl vei. of vie it yr Ir ear nip,'
•ii r n pits ul th.•
imut 4w lust they c-1.1.1 be -.llc
• ..4 . 1,11y 1.14,1 k
Th ss . ;su.scribet 'wing •••••irs us. ssl sismpu
..iss t . ; the sibsov anws roprrtt h.• w,II
- II it in tWO the wssole
',soil pus clia-er.s.
Any person tvi.hing to see anti extiotint•
he premises, is inured to .111 on the su:i
•erioer. rektilliog 0 , 11 die pre111141.4, at any
Mir t een this .no the day of sale.
-.-
Teems o/ Sale o ill be m•ul • known w
11, •Ie btl
BARN B4V DB4RMIT.
.27, 18-.8. I,
---
STRAY COW.
Talto o up, 'Ai Ist of AllUtist i•ott, is
1...51it...11c, , th.• su'iscrih. 1., i• IN nitier
llvar ti. , ' Itu* ugh u , 13u
*out. red spr ckl, tl Cow, shout six
ea s id. 'll.e ..w..er is r• qu..st d ti. C"lit
pi pr.p, ty, phy charg s.. n ul
k r ..w Ottowivt sh. will N
CC. nlitig
JACOB BRENNAMAN.
Sot. 13, 1831.
'1 ►lt Ili E 'l' S.
[c w EKL j
1 , fle thin S ,
II 4T Fl. Utt bb. -
I,AL _
l' prr -
d . -
H 1
/Al's
HI Kki, in its,
Hai' mor. 'AT/ 28
' HKAT VL..tin, lug. bln. - - - $4 25
V% , HI. AT. per bUbli. - - - 70
k. ki N, ).11nW, do. - - - - 48
do. white, dn.
ii y E. (In.
( 'Ai's do.
WHISKEY, in bbls. - - - - • - 24
Pithburgh, 801)' 28
- - - 83 50 3 62i
1. - - - 65 a 70
FI,UR, per lAA
11' HEAT, per hush
RYE, do.
OATS, do.
(RN, do. -
WHISKEY, per gal.
frr 14, .•, v net ri port.
BANE NOTE LIST.
Rates of Discount in Philadelphia.
Banks in Philadelphia.
.4 Is tut .%ut. I ICgt -
B ack th. N tiller'. Liberties
B .a.k .4 Penn T..wtiship -
t'aimm, rend Batik of Prim'a.
F & Mechanics' bank -
K reatigtoti bank - -
achuy (kill bank -
Mechanics' bank • - -
Phil delplua bank
Sout It wark bank - -
Wester'. hack - -
M yam. using bank - -
Manufacturers' and Mechanics' bank
Bank of Pennsylvania -
Girard bank - - -
Bank ut the United States
Country Banks
Bnk of Chester c . W. stchester par
i B nk of Delaware co. Cluster par
Batik .4 G. rmantown Germantown par
Bank of Montg'ry co. Not ristown par
D ylestown bank Ho ) lestown par
E stoo B.nk E .stott pat'
.F rine, s' bk it Bucks c, B. istol p.l*
Ii tiesdal, h.., k H.,llrsdale
F rs' bk ot L atc, L ster 1
L nr.aster bank L aieaster
L....cast, r comity bank Lancaster 11
Bank -1 Piltsbur, Pn,sburg 1
M rclet'. & Jl mut bk. Pittsburg 1
Ext hmige l'i,tsburg
D . do. branch of H.•ilitl.)sburg 1
C1'..0 lik & ',ridge co. Columbia 1
balik Vt ashit.gton 1
M la Ilk iit B. Browmville
F c•tners' bk ot Reading It. atilt%
L. b ,tion 'sink Lebanon 3
Bank' N rotun,. rl'd thumberland par
B auko. Muldla town Middl, town 2
. Casuist, batik Carlisle 2
hank Erir 6
B uk .ICliambersburg Cliambersburg
11 Ilk .4 Gettysburg Gettysburg 2
rk bank V irk 2
H ,rrisburg bank Harrisburg 2
Pottsville Pottsville 2
B k f httsqu , hanna co. Montrose no sale.
F & rs' Waynesborough 3
B k L wist..wn L wistown 2
Ww "ming ',AA WI sbarre 3
Northampton no, k Allentown no sal , '
14, , k r.itinty k It tiding 75
Wst Branch k Williamsport 35
Towanda I a k 'l' 88
Rates of Relief Notes.
N rth r. Liborti.s. D. C• unty, For-
B kof Bu, k, Germantown par
All others - - - - - 2i
ST/!.II' HORSE.
inAME to thr m of the
sunscriin 1., n
ia, the big.
11-"Tjau9t inst., a light s. nil h. vs. ,
ith a sni.,ll st .r iu his f , re.
.1 s 1,1 hit •hriii abliut 15
la's •.w ii, r is r, () t•
c die , • p• ov 1, •qt t n p and
,k, h m w ,v, thi t wit. h,• will hi. (lisp. st•tl
,cc riling t liw
JOHN GEM M ILL
to ns 30 1843.
SOU *11(
L.E O CD Ua Lta MI
U.% 11N /WA CO. PA.
4...*
• e t r, A , R ms are tffert d fear
, cot.aotog each about
iri 250 Acres, of fine Limestone
,oct Chocolate Land, well water
ed ou improved, with a due proportion of
wood, simate on the State Hoed. in Trough
Cre.k Valley, six cites from the Raysto..n
branch of the Juni .ta anti Chilcoutstown,
about 7 from the l'ub mill Gap. 13 tr-m
Campb , L k n the htate Ca
nal, awl 20 f. • m M'Conll.llsburg
:yid the tow. of Hurtingdon.—
They are sun ..und. d by a respec
table and thriving population, estaolisovd
nano than 50 y eats since; and are near to
s ceral iron w..rks. which, independent of
other m.airces, ff rd [milk ts fat the produc.
4 ihis tertile :out beautiful valky.
F r inf ion. apply to Mr. James En
tr k .Jr , Coffe. -Roo P. 0. Huntingdon co
P.., .4. Mr. Witham Hood:. Broad-top P.
0. Huntingdon co. Pa., who will show the
premises.
JOHN HARE POWEL,
AIK. 16, 1843.-3ino. Philadelphia.
JAW'S S. SMITH'S
pit h. ot
Wholesale Clock Establishment,
No 82. NORTH FRIA]) ST. PHIL'A.,
! I EltE is to he found the largest as
sortment of clocks in the United
States, amooa which are Forrestville, Hills
G orich & C..., iitkins, Porter & Co.,
Iv-' Brew rs, 1111,1 0111‘ r eight clay brass
ci ks. C. J rome's, 1 manufacturing
4ny, .1 kntu. P .tur & ( 11.11's,
(; & F re •stvitle, H. Wt . itllll'll,
.111 0 other Shirts It nr hr ttitt C. 1k B
man & tV, lie's. I/ k anti Alfred's, H. C
Sirtiti. l .4 out th r clot k
Sl. ag ut f C. WIC ' S Cllb nrtt,tl year and
dlonol, el el as well a' 5. Ver.ll of the above
In. Iltio
rEso, rinl ch and hall els.ck,
k Wyeluint , aocl others, will
fiodl it t. th• ir hilt ri , t t. call,
L Ling G uf irtured.
J•Ily P.341,--9tr.
:t),D 5.: -2-,
WILLIAM FAHS
t FULLY I t otiz its
Hunting-no u
n,nd !mink; at
s , -
Itt• ,ttll rottlittutt, thr
:.174
90
• 2 50
%atlort Bushier.",
t his lii stt,d, i, Mn•tl hire, t in the b..
r ugh .1 u in th, brick h. us.
..nno. di •t. •s.t, th. store ot l'homas
R id, it to ly pr. par (1 tat r. ady
.o arc mm dut, nil. N h,. rn
with a call
(1.. -
do.
H. r.c iv... re, u7nlv,t'r.mN wY,rk,
tic tt',. Mw York, Parts tial London
F A P. 11 1 0 1% Pi ;
and he is Bete mined to empl:y one but the
best and most t x l iei ienced kmen ; and
he guarantees to execute all orders in his
line in the most fashionable and wo !man
like manner, or according to the wishes and
orders of customers.
COUN l'ltY PRODUCE sill be taken,
at the in, k .t price, to payment of work
.ione at hi, shop.
Than Vol for pt.st favors, he solicits a
continuance f public patronage.
August 16. 1843.—tt.
- - 18 a 29
- 38 a 90
Estate fralletee, late of Nor
Uaalastk z'ca)ceticipata 8 a
Nan Person s iodebted to the es
tde of Michael Wallace,
lat. 01 Morris township, dec'd., are hereby
n .tified to come torward and pay off their
accounts. Suits will he instituted immedi
ately after the first of ',miry next, against
all who neglect to comply with this notice.
S. P WALL WE,
Aue. 23, 1843.-3 m pd Surviving Adm'r.
par
par
- p a r
- par
- par
- - par
• - par
HSTATE OF it EAS THOMPSON,
par
- par
par
par
- par
15
Late of Cromwell tmo , oship, Huntingdon
Notice is hereby - given that letters of ad
minstration upon the said estate have been
granted to the undersigned. . Aii perso,s
having claims or demands against the same
are requested to make them known without
delay, and all persons Indebted to make im
mediate payment to
WM. Tao MPSON, Cromwell tp.
ISAIAH SHORE, Springfield tp.
Adm'r.
September 27, 1843.-6 t.
CHAIRS ! CHAIRS ! !
The subscriber is now r
p. pared to furnish
every deseription of CH %IRS, from the
plain kitchen to the most sp endid and taste
toicdile .u. for the parlor. /Xis , the
LUXURIOUS A VI) EASY CHAIR
FOR THE INVALID,
in which the feebh and afflicted invalid.
ih..ugh unable to welk even with the aid of
crutches, may with ease move him sett from
room to room, through the garden and in
the street, with great rapidity.
Those who are about going to housekeep
ing, will find it to their advantage to give
him a call, whilst the Student and Gentle
man of leisure ar' sure to find in his newly
invented Revolving Chair, that comfort
which no other article of the kind is capable
of affording. Country merchants and ship
pers can be supplied with any quantity at
short notice.
ABRAHAM McDONOUGH,
No. 113 South Second s.reet, two doors
below Dock. Philadelphia.
May 31, 1843. --1 yr.
CHEAP CIS SIOILE.
HENRY L. ELRER,
No. 493 Nor Street. ithooe g 3 1 1
PHILthE“II-11A.
RePpectfully int it, the attention of those
who buy for caah (as he sells on no other
terms) to his v. y large and splendid assort•
mitt of 111,rdware and ( u lerv, just re
ceiv d fnan England, in addition to Ins usual
stot k
Foreign 0 , 4 Dome,lie Heedwa e,
of the hes , fluidity.
He earnestly r. qu sts Lb, m to examine
rist-wil, re. and alter asC,ll,tllllllg the I. West
Incit s at which they can purchase, then to
r 11 tintwit,staialing th. dist.ince and will,
flu ..c. tl i)y the r m k f intereste deal
,r• in tit , s m hu.u, s,. and engoire the
pric s • I the saute goisl..; it his st re.
it is his fixed ,leterinin an in. Wish
Cs It sil dig:1101V and I.stood. not I.lt to sell
cheap as any ~ther sore, but positively
che a per.
Hi, arrangements are so made, he be
lit v s, as to t nable him to do so', and yet
make a small pr fn. At all events, cash
purchasers win fin. It tht ir into rest to call.
HENRY L. ELDER,
Cheap Hardware Store a d Nrtel
Warehouse No. 493 Market Street
between 13th a.,d Broad.
Philadvlphia, Aug. 23. 1843.
Es ate of Daniel Pores wall,
Lute o/ Molis hiwn,hip Hunti , gdon
.......couhty.dereaAcd
0 PICT•', is 11.1.rhy given that letterset
:administration up n the said estate
it,tve been granted to the undersigned. All
per sons having alillol or dl mantis against
the same are requested b. make them knows
without delay, and all persons indebted to
make immediate payment to
WILLIAM REED, Adon'r.
Morris township.
Aug. 23. 1343.
Estate of Dr. O. 9. Scott
Lute if the Borough if Itirnthighaut
Hunt *dolt county, dec'd
Notice is het eby given, that letters testa
mentary, upon the will of said deed have been
granted to the undersigned. All person s
indebted to said • state are requested to make
immediate payment, and those haying claims
or demands against the same are requested
to present them duly authenticated for set
Clement, to
JOHN SCOTT. Jr. Ex'r. and
ELIZABETH SCI bye, Ex'x.
Birmingham, Aug la, 1843.
OTIC
•4r4 hereby given, that the p•trtnership
4101 heret4,e. , e:iisting Wider the fi , ni
11 zzkvd tit Affn ~„ was ni5.,1‘..,1. , n Un
12th tl. v it AlnaiSt last. I) , Is..irc in
tile bands et 1) use Alliesa. All persons
who knew th. ms, Ives ind , bled t., sad firm.
‘6 , 1 cod and settle with Ono sul)..cri
r, and those having claims wid prusent
thew fur st.ttlen)
DANIEL AFRICA •
«ptcln!!er 6, 1043.
Of, .r_atm. • ,)
'isinteHehip dery ard. )
county der ti
I)j.. .71 0 f it's Life Pitts
ANL)
Pziorwrx BITTERS.
I i).• -ale, unerring and sue-
Ilea meni of ul .t every .peciee
of tl %ea.- bs the uve iil Dr MOFFAT'S LITE
‘lmrtoariva, is no longer en experiment;
...lei enr , e oxn.ritqlre of many
n .11 ti.r .ctin ily prove.
I),,,in g the present mu:lth nearly
on Mindr Iv , ve COMP to the
knowledge ol Ile. ‘torrAr, w , ere the pa..
tent has to .41 arpearane eft ced a per.
ma' ent cure by the exclusive and
jutli
etous uae of tnr Lite Medicines—some
ight or ten of these had been considered
hopeless by their physicians. Such happy
result. art n source ot great pleasure to Dr.
M.. and inspire him with a new conlidrnce
to recommend the use of his medicines to
his fellow citizens.
The LITE MEDICINS9 are a purely
VEGETABLE preparation. They arc mild
and pleasant in their operation, and at the
•ame time thorough--•acting rapidly upon.
the secretion+ of the system—carrying ofr
till acrimonious humors, and assimilating
and purifying the blood. For this rea , cm,
in aggravated cases of Dyspepsia, the Life
Vledirines will give relief in a shorter
space of time than any other prescription:
In Fever and Ague, Inflammatory Rheu
matism, Fevers of every ileac, iption, Sick
headaches, Heartburn, Dizziness in the
Head, Pains in the Chest, Flatulency, lin.
piked Appetite, and in every disease ari.
sing from impurity et the blood, or a nisi
ordered state of the stomach, the use of
these medicines has always proved to be
tieyond doubt, greatly superior to any
other mode of treatment.
All that Dr. !Moffat asks of hie patients
is to be particular in taking them accor
ding to the directions. It is not by a
newspaper notice, or by any thing that he
may say in their favor, that he hopes to
gain credit. It is alone by the result of a
lair trial. Is the reader an invalid, and
- dorm he wish to know whether the I✓ife
Medicines will suit li•s ow. case ? If so,
let him call at the office of the agent, and
orocure a copy of the Good Samaritan,
published gratuitously. lie will there
and enum..rated very many extraordmare
aces of curet perhaps some exactly simi
lar to his own.
S.do by JACOB 'TILLER. Huntingdon
Augur SO 1843. 3.0.
EZ3 ze.
T. K. SIMONTON,
Has just received and offers for sale,
7,500 first rate half Spanish
AND
31,000 good common
SEGARS.
Kr - Country Merchants can be supplied
on reasonable terms
Huntingdon. July i9.—tt
C3lXLczi,c2:llp .acorPaEo.
The subscriberr,spectfully informs his
friends and the public generally. that he stilt
continues the merchandising in the loom for
merly oci aided by the store of Madden &
Lute, in Soo ieyslatrg, and solicits a contin
uance of their favors. He has also erected a
POTTERY
,
for the niiiiinficture of Sl' 0 N E and
EARTHEN V‘ tRE. His ware has been
well Tested and proven co be inferior to none
in the cotnitry. Merchants will find it no
.idvatitage in supplying th. mselves at this
establishin nt. His terms will he suitable
to thi Outs. Orders 11 , 1 M a distance will be
.teictly and pro niptly att , nded tn. Thank
ful for past favors, he solidi s a share of pub
lic Ron JOHN LUTZ.
Shirleysburg, June 7, 1843. --tf.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
HUN t INGI , ON P
PETER LIVINGSTON,
R. srectimsy in.. MN this
c .unty, and the pulilic generailv, that he has
1,111 , 11/Vd to and op. tied a Public li,one in
th it large and commodious Ink k building
situate ut the centre of the Diamond, former
ly occupit d by C. Coots, where the " way
worn traveller" wilt find every attention that
will minister to his convenience and comfort.
His TABU.; will receive his especial atten
tion, and shall always be abundantly supplied
with the best to he had in the county.
His BAR is furnished with the choicest
Wines and Liqu.
His STABLING is the best in the place,
nd the m at careful and attenthe ostlers
will always be in attendance ; :Ind the Host
pledges himself to m L every exertion to
render his house a “home" to all who may
favor him with a call. The stranger :mil
thc friend may rest asrured that if it desire
to pleas:- be successful he doubts not his SlM
eras. H.• tenders his thanks to his old cus
tomers for past favors, and respectfully so
licits a e.ontinu:mee of their patronage.
BO ‘111)ElIS will be taken by the
year, ninth or week.
July li, 13.13,—f1u.
TEMPEII.I.IOE 110U1E.
a t lIE subscriber ()compa ng the
I,a large tin re story brick wa
r! house at the south e,.st corner
..f Allegheny and Smith streets, in
tin borough of Huntingdon, the third story of
which'using thelastsumnut has been fitted
for sleeping rooms;
having a large stable on
the premises, and having employed a care
ful pusnn to attend to it and take care of
horses, ecc., informs the public that she is
prepared to accommodate such of her friends
and such strangers and travellers as may de
site accommodation. Site respectfully soli
Mtn a share i f public patrnnage, and hopes
the trim& of rtmpermee will give h.r
call. ESTHER CLARE.I.i.
Huntingdon M irclt 1. 1843.
If T T received, and for sale . , wholesale
op ia: ..upply nt Doctor
%% iat I.'. Bu/.um II ill Clarr,y
I/ •uciebPa“area al tio. Huntingdon Drug
5 ore. READ.
LANK BONDS—Judzinent ,trld corrt
rot ?,le at flits nffer,