SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue IA sundry writs of Levari ratios and Venditioni Exponas, issued out of the Cowl of Common Pleas of leunthigilom county, and to me direc ted, will be es.posed to public sale, at the Courthouse in the borough of Hunting don, on Monday the Ilth day of August 181 i, (and from day to day until sold) the following property, viz.: Lot No. 1 situate in the town of Dun centwille, fronting on the Turnpike ft mil 54 feet and 4 inches, and extending in depth 140 feet to the A Ilegheny Portage Railroad, adjoining a 14 feet Alley on the rant, and lot N 0.2 on the west, having_ thereon erected a log dwelling house, one and a hall stories high, 17 feet by 25 with lien shed to kitchen 1.7 feet with other out buildings. Lot No. 2, fronting on the Turnpike Road 54 feet 4 niches and extending .to Allegheny Portage Rail R0:111140 feet in. depth, bounded on the east by No. 1. and on the west by lot Nu. a. having thereon erected a log dwelling huune, one and a half stories high, 25 feet by 17. Lot Nu. 3. fronting on the Turnpike Road 160 feet and extending toAllegbeny Portage Rail Rand 140 feet in depth, bounded on the east by lot No. 1 and on the west tiy lot Nu. 4, having thereon ected a frame Cooper shop, one story higl Lot No. 4 fronting on. the Turnpike Road feet, and extending to Alle glieny Portage Rail Road 140 feet in depth, bounded on the east by lot No. 3 and on the went by lot No. 4, having there on erected a large and commodious dwelling house, two ?dories high 49 feet by 54, partly built of stone, and partly of frame, a large lug stable, and other out buildings, with a well good water, with pump near the door,—uccupied Fur several years an a public Inmee. Lot No. 5 fronting on the Turnpike Road 49 feet by 140 feet in the depth ex tending back to Allegheny Portage Rail.- road, bounded on the east by lot No. 4 and on the west by a 14 feet Alley—hav ing thereon erected a log dwelling house, trier, stories high, 23 feet Square. Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the property of William Kettler. ALSO, A lot of ground No. 9 in the town plot of the Boron Alt of Alexandria fronting 60 feet on the lower side of the Main street or Turnpike Road mining through the Borough, anti , extending back at right an gles to same LBO feet, b 'united on the east be tine lot of .Itolin lchinger, and on the west by Nicholas Cresswell, having thereon erected a two story phusterral 'keening house, a small shop and a small log stablo. Seized, taken in execution,. and to be sold as the property of Stephen ft:binge'. ALSO, Teo adjoining lots of ground situate on the Northerly side of Allegheny street in the towa of Newry in Huntingdon enmity, fronting about 30 feet on said street and vetoing back 200 , feet —boon 'led on the wesrby a public street, and on the east by a lot claimed by the estate of John Muck, haring a two story lug Mose an t a stable thereon erected. Seized, taken in execution, and to be told as the property of Julio Conrad with notice to Terre Tenants. ALSO, All that lot piece or parcel of land sit witc or lying on the west side of Main street in the town of Shirleysburg iu Shirley township Huntingdon county, contenting in all about 6 acres, adjoinin lands of David 'raker, on the North Aughwick Creek on the west by lands of Samuel Carothers, on the south, on which is erected a t inn story log house and kitchen, and a log burn—said land is clear ed and under fence. Seized, taken in mention, and to be cold as the property of Walter 11. It udson. ALSO', All that lot of ground frontina CO leet on the north-westerly side ()f dit. great road leading through the town of &Os turg in Barree township Huntingdon county, and extending back 120 feet bounded on the south-west by a lot of James Maguire, and on the north-east by a lot of Job Slack, said lot bei••g No. 9 in the plan of said town haring thereon eructed a large two story plastered swell log house and a frame stable Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold us the property of William M. Mur ray, ALSO. A small lot or piece of ground situate in Jackson township, near WAlery's fort containing about one rynarter of an acre or thereabouts to stied on the west by the Mill (Lin of Robert Harr and on the rust by [Mid Miller's land, having there on erected a small frame dwelling house. tieizett, taken in eseeution, and to be soil au the property of Samuel E. Barr A E.vo, About 100 acres of knit be tl.e same more Or less, situate in Antes township Huntingdon county, adjoining land* 01 Alexander Nle Parlane, Jr., Wt%limo Hit, ter, .4,6 Nlooney and others—with about 20 acres cleared, and a log dwell• in linose, and a small log flint or Sta ble thereon. . . . Seized, taken in PNoCtlliall, awl to be Buhl n: the property of Franc',9 Falkner and Eli.anor hii uito. All 111.1 certli t Int ol groond, situate on the north-e•tstern Corner of Aile4ll , l , v and Wayne streets in the- borough a Hollidaysburg, rrirttiny, GO le, t (at the suuthreti •Alletritsny street and ex• t# Cling bark Aunt tty tot tort ;I ',FIO ttrart‘ alley, having thereon erected three small frame houses One story and a half, and two stories Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the proper y of Parin T. Hamil ton, with notice to Ann Hamilton, terre tenant. ALSO A tract, piece, or parcel of land situate in the township of Tell in Huntingdon county, containing about one hundred and fifty acres, he the same more or less, ad joining lands of Michael Carrie, Jonathan Briggs, and others, abrrut eighty acres of which are clWweit having a ibg house and a double litg barn thereon. Seized, taken in execution, and to be sof& as the ptoperre of Druid Stong. ALSO, - - All that certain tract, piece, or parcel of land situate in the tow n.hip of Tell in fiuntimplon county about twenty two acres be the same inure or less, about five or six acres of which are cleared, said land adjoins. rands of William Lyons Enos McMullin and others—and has a small cabin house and a Putter's Kiln thereon. Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the property of David Thomson, A LSO All the right, titre- arni ;ntereat of the tlefendent, Douglaae Wray, in and to all that tract piece or parcel of land purcha sed by him from James Shorthill, situate in the townslitpof Henderson, Hunting don county, containing fifty acres or there abritits, adjoining lands of James Short• hill, lands now of David Cunningham and others, about 20'aerea of which are cleared, and a log dwelling house and a small barn thereon. • . Soizpil—taken in. eretution, an to be sold as the property of Doueass Wray. ALSO, A tract of land sitnate in the town ship of lropewell containing one hundred and one acres, be the same more or less, about sixty acres or mhicli are cleared, with a hewed log house and a cabin barn thererm erected'—said land adjoins rands of James Entrekin, Esq. and others Seized, takers in execution, and to be still as the properly of Ann Park, George Park, and John Beaver Guardian of An• thony, Joseph, Alexander, Samuel, and Susannah Park. ALSO, All the right, title and interest of Robert Lytle, Jr. the delendent of in and to all these two adjoining lots of ground in the town of llollidovsburg purchased , from William Lyon, Esq. fronting each 60 feet on the south side ol Allegheny street, and running back 180 feet to Strawberry alley —numbered 108 and 100 in the plan of said town—No. 109 being a corner tot and situate• on the corner of Front and Allegheny streets—having thereon erect. ed two new lyrick dwelling houses front ing on Allegheny street and a two story frame dwelling house, fronting on Front street, and a small frame building also fronting on Front street. . . . Seized, taken in excution, and to be sold as the property of Robert Lytle. Jr . . A LSO, AB those two adjoining lots of ground situate os k the north side of Juniata street • in the Borough of 1 lollidaysburg fronting each 60 feet on said street and extending back at right angles to same 160 feet to Bank alley, said lots being numbered 151 and 156 in the Recorded plan of said Borough—No. 156 being a corner lot, and on the corner of Juniata and Penll'A streets, Ott said lots are erected the Hol lidaysburg Foundry, Casting House, a two story brick house, an office billing, and a frame building u.ed in connection with the Foundry—together with all the Machinery and fixtures belonging to and attached to the freehold. Vized, taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Gen. 8.. NlcFars lane, Michael C. Garber, and Albert J. Gather, lately trailing under the farm of McFarlane, Garber & Co. A I.Sq, ATI that Lot of ground situate on the narth side of the Nlain street in the town of Warriorainarlt in I funtingilon county fronting 66 feet on 'mid street and run ning ba'ck 166, hounded on the mit by lot of Jacob Vantries. ant/ on the west by lot of Samuel' gyer, having a two story plastered dwelling house and a lo;; tailor shop. aid a stable thereon erected. Seized— taken in execution, an•d to be , sold as the property ' , I S. IV Slonebrakgr Lsu, All that certain frame cooper shop, one and a haft stories high, situate on the turn pike road leading Foto lloilidayahurg to Ebensburg - , fronting on said road 52 feet amt ktendiny. hack 55 fe,t, in the t twn 'of Doneansville, as laid 44 hr Coinmis• sinners appointed by the Cuut t to desig nate boundaries. Seized, taken in execution. and to be sold as the prorrty of Philip Bearier, owner in , reputed owner and contractor, at suit of B N ugent. AI, SO, A certain tract or parcel ur land sit, uate on the Globe Run in West township. in Iluntingilon county, beginning at n etnne heal), thence North it 6 degrees, \Vest 204 i perches to a chestnot sprout —thence along Tusseys mountain South 70 degrees, West 1664 perches along James 111.16sey's line, thence North 70 degrees, %Vest 166 perches to a stone heap and place of beginning, containing ,t9O acres and allowance. (Being part of larger tract of land oiirveyed on a war rant dated Jone 21 1793, zrenteit to John Hilton, and patented in the name of bald John HA in execution, and to be told as tlic property of salnuta Batten, with notice to Green & Dorsey, Terre ten-1 ante. A LSO, A certain tract of land in Barree town ship [now J.ickson tp]l in the county of Huntingdon, COntaining 115 acres and 60 perches and allowance, being part 01 a tract of land granted to Matt!iias Graeff by warrant dated; 18th April 1774, and the same Bind' granted and conveyed by Thomas Blair to Samuel Sully by Deed dated August 10'h 1841, and duly enter ed of Peecord, together with the heretlita ments and appurtenances—said land' ad'- joins George ~ldly and others. Seized, taken in execution, and tube sold as the property of Samuel Steffy. A LSO. A small lot of ground in Barree town ship, containing about one quarter of an acre, adjoining lands of Josiah Cunning ham, John White and otheis, (said lot be ing purchased by defendant from Jilin White) having thereon erected a small log dwelling house. Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the property of John lintfer. NRIIHT.4 GB, Sh'f. Sheriff' 047.. e, Hunting- t Jon, :lurk 10,1845. gprortamatton WHEREAS by precept to me direc ted dated at Ifuntmgdon, the 231 l 'lay of April A. I). one thousand eight .hundred and fOrty•five, truster the hands and seats of the Hon. Abraham g. Writ. son, President of the Court of Common Pleas, Oyer and Terminer, and general jail' dell very of the .20th jodiriali district of Pennsylvania, composed or the counties of Huntingdon, Mifflin and Union, and the Hon. J oseph Adams anil James Uwin, his associates, Judges of the county of Huntingdon,justices assigned, appointed,, to hear, try, and determine all and every indictments, and presentments, made or taken for or concerning all crimes, which by. the 'laws tithe state krre made capital or fetonies of death and other offences, crimes and misd•omeanors, which have been or shall be committed or perpetrated within said county, or all persons who are or shall hereafter be committed or be per petrated for crimes aforesaid-1 am cum manded to make Public Proclamation, throughout my whole bailiwick that a C met of Oier and Terminer, of Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions, will be held at the. Court (loose,. in the Borough of tfuntinitdon, ►m the second' Monday (and llth day) of August next, a nd those who will prosecute the said prisoners, be then and there to prosecute them as it shall be just, and that all Sustices of the Poore, Coron.,r and Constables within the slid county, be then Anil there in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, with their records, inquisitions, examina tions and - remembrances, to the those things which to their offices respectively appertain. Dated at Ilnnt►ngdon the 21t1 day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty live , and the 68th year of American Independence. JOIIN ARMITAGE, Shy. Sheriff's office Minting don, July 10 1845. Proclamation. WHEREAS by precept to me direc• trd by the Judges of the Cinntnon Pleas of the county of I?untingdon, bear ing test the 23rd day of April', A. 11. 1845, I an.cnmmanded to make Public Pro clamation throughout my whole bailiwick that a court of Common Pleas will be herd at the court house, in the borough of Huntingdon, in the county of Huntingdon. on the third Monday (and 18th day) of August A. I). T 845, for the trial of all issues in said court which remain undeter touted before the said Judges when and where all Jurors, NVitnesses and suitors in the trial of all said issues are required to attend. Dated at Huntingdon the 23rd day of April A. D. one thousand eight hun dred and forty.five, and the 68th year of American Independenee. JUIN ARMITAGE Sh'f. Sheriff's Aire Hunting- t don, July 10, 1845. LIST OF JURORS FOR RUGUST TERM,IB4S GRANDJURORS. Altrqhenytown.hip—John M. Gibboney, Nliclia;l Simons. Antes—Miller Closain, John Campbell, John liench.r. Blair—John F. Lowry. Frani;lin—John Ewille, Jnlin Marks, Frarkatmn—Jesse Crumbeck.i. Chsrle• Henderson—Nanc Dorland, lacob Miller, Morris—John Clark, William Ilammund, James Stewart. David Tu%ary. Porter—DAniel Whittaker. Tod--Solomon Houck, Eig., Jacob Lies, (Senior.) Tyrone—Robert Stewart „fr. Volker--I leszor IVarrioramark•—Abednego Stephen•. ;IVe , t- -John /leery. James Stewart. TRAVERSE JURORS.--rsnwr WEE. APerheny--Michael l'hfottipon, Aal es —John Ilamilnin. James Hamilton Ltarree- -Robert Cummins, JaMPA GIII4III John Horning:. Alexander ()aka, \\'‘l limn Price. Alexatteer Thontoon. Fern•e. Jmnes M. liodt, Elliott L ong , McFarland, Jadivs D. 11 , A, Sutounts Sholno. Dublin—Brice Blair, Esq. David Jeffries, Esq. Franklin—Richard Jones. Frankslowa—Samuel Smith, John W. Stewart. henderson—Samuel Grafius. John Kemp. I James Line, Richaid son Read, Joseph Summers, Samuel Shoemaker, Isaac Wool verton. Mintel/I—Jolin Norris. liuson —George little, Christian Good, Michael Wike. Morrie—John Aurandt, Esq., Thomas Cunning. Porter—Robert Cannon, Jacob Kough. 811;f/eye—Julio Carvell, Thomui, Dv. l Soy il d ig er —Joshua Burley, John C. Fortua. Tell--David II ackedorn. Tyrone--Abraham Buck, Daniel Fisher. Wallop—John Ifousellolaer, Wiigiam Ward. II ondberrp--David Ake, Eaq., Thomas K. Fluke, Esq., Johnston Moore, Esq., Philip Reese. TRAVERSE JURORS.--secomu max. Loudni. liorree--William Couch, Jr., William Moore, James Stewart, (Manor.) 11ktir—John Hemphill, Alexander Mc. Corniit k, Abraham Vail =fries, Cromwell —Jonathan Carothers, John Taylor. Diebtio 7 ...William A potaby, Franklin—John D. Bell. ffenderson-• Henry Cornprohat, Thomas Fisher, James MlYabe, ..Seauvuel' R. Ste vemi, William Summers fropeteelt—Julin Anderson. Madan—Mtn; Clapper, Tarot) frooyer, (Dry Gap.) Morris—John Roundly, D•roid Stewart. Porter- Samuel Soyker. Sherfey—.Samuel Nachos, Esq. .Snyder--Joseph Burley. Oil., Esq. 71,11--/An Myerly • Throne---Arui*trong Crawford, Henry Fleck. West- -Ss mud Mytnn, Jilin Watt. Woodberry- Jscui)Duck, Jilin G. Flood, David Good, Henry Harbison ; John K. Nell; David S. Rhule." Trial List (sr .ltigt►st TCIVIL IF 845. FIR ST WEEK. Rimuer Royer at John Farrinsworth Martin Gaits v Robert Moore John M'Comb v C. A. Newinghant Edward O'Hare vS. Royer et al J. Leslies, assinees v Wilson & Jones Lumbard For Moore v Samuel Caldwell McNite v Stains et al P. Frazier Smith v Pollock Lumbed for Comp. v Dirk and Seeds A. D. Leonard v I.vtle & Patterson Corn'th. Pennsyl'a. v Alex. Ennis De. A. Johnson v Dr. C. O'Ft iel Rogers te liewit Et Fries v Dougherty .Shoemaker v Alexander Gwm Jonathan Jackson v J. &J. Forrest Thomas Williams v C. F.. Caine A. Johnston v Brubaker &Stil7ter Todd and Lemmon v G. W. Patterson James Parsons v John Rouse SECOND WEEK. David W. Iltdings v Isaac lingers & en. Thomas for Dysart v G. S Hoover Corn. K .L. Green v Isiah Fleck John Shaver v David Milligan M'itride et al &c. v Z. G. Brown. Wilson & Co. v David Itohesrin Comth. of Penna. v Johnson Moore li. Crownover v Win. Pollock A. Dickeys Admrs. v A. I'. Wilson Esti, Jos.-nl, Parsons v Max. Scott J. Martin's Adnr'r. u Dougherty Denlinger for use v Nelson G. B. Matthews v John Marks Jones 1), sort v 11. Seeds et el C. 11. Lease & Co. o Jacoh Drake Commonwealth o W. Price et el Join, Miller v Goodfellow's 1). Bronstetter v Nowlin Sc Robison Chas. Merriman v "'howls M. Owens rfiggios &c. far use v Israel Grnfius TAO. Lingaf-lter v Xanius Leff J. 1).. Davis for use v Jelin fr , tuglierty Ewing for Gates v James Ewing John Potts for use v J. G.Lightner et al SAme v. Sane Spanish Hides AND 'PANNE it'S OILS. 2000 Dry Llplata Hides---first quality. 5500 Dry Li Guira dn. do. 3000 Dry Salted La Guira, 1000 Dry Salted Brazil Hides, do. 40 Bales Creel' Salted Patna Kips 30 B des dry Patna Kips. 130 li.irrens t'anner's Tamer's and Currier's Tools. . . For salse to the country Tanwers at the lowest prices and upon the best terms. N. B. All kinds of Leather wanted for which the highest voices hill he paid in Cash or in exchange for Ink, Kips & Oil D. KIRK!' kTRICK & S+ /NS, No. 21 South Ad Street, Philadelphia. Oct. 9, 1844.--• ry. WTION.--The subscriber hereby cautions and forewarns all persons from pur eli4sim,e,.lerving on,. or in any way disturb or meddling with the followingproper tv, which porch ltl s, at Constable 's sale as the property of George Sitith, of Render sin to , vositip-, on the 24 day of April inst., aud I It in the possession of slid G,orge Smith tili I find it convenient to remove the same, to wit 1 hoe, 1 dung hook .1 double tree, 1 plough. 1 shovel plough, 1 cutting-box, I half bush el measure, I lot of barrels' 1 harrow, 1 saddle. 1 brindle buR, 2 black heifers, 1 mou lt, heifer, 1 brindle cow, fof 12 acres of wheat and rye in the ground, and 15 acres of wheat in the ground. ANDREW SMITH. West tp. April 9, 1845.—pd. Job Printing. NEA I.Y EXECUTED r isorirtcE. WOOLLEN MANUFACTORYI TR?. subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public in general, that they are prepared to manufacture cloths. oath-- netts, flannels, bfuikeis, carpeting, kr., at the well known establishment, formerly oc cupied by Jermniah WhitehPad, situated in the town of Williamsburg, Huntingdon en. Pa. Their machinery will he in good order, and having none but good workmen in their employ, they will assure all who may favor them with their custom that their orders will he executed in a satisfactory sty le on the shortest notice. lU'cz)a.mlx.M They will card wool into rolls at the low &lee of 6+ cents per !vapid ; card and spin 12 cots pei' Pound„ 16 cents per pound : manufacture white fl panel from fleece. 34 cents ner yard ; manufacture brown canna from II ece, 40 cents per yaN ; . they will find sattinett warp and manufacture netts of all dark colors at 45 cents per Yard; cloths 3 wide, 50 cents per yard ; common• broad cloth. $1 25 per yard ; blankets, $3 Per pair ; plain girdling carpet, 50 Cents per yard ; they will card, spin, double and twist • stocking yarn at 20 cents per pound ; color • ing carpet, t ant! stocking yarn, from 15 to 31 cents per peund. Country Fulling. Cloths of all dark colors, 22 cents per yd; flannels, 8j cents pet• yard , blankets, 7 cents pet• yard ; home dye flannels 6.} cents per yard ; home dye cloths, 16 cents per yard. Arrangements have been m tde at the f • lowing ',races, where cloth, and wool will be taken and returned every two weeks.. At the house of John Nail, Hartslog Val 16y ; Jacob TGahnn. M'Connelistown ;• J. Pantrekies store. C 'Wee Run ; John Gtvita's ware. Lenward Weaver. Jacob Cypress and M whew Garner,Woo.lcock Valley ; Gem mel & Porter's store, Alexandria ; Walter Grahim's store, Canoe Valley ; I)vs•art's Mill, Sinking Valley ; Davis Brook's Mill, Mar townshin ; James Candron's store, Frankstown ; Geo. Steiner's store, Water street ; James Saxton's store, Huntingdon. r'ersans wishing to exchange wool formai: , Marti:red stuff: can be accommodated. tri" Ail kinds of country produce taken in exchange for work. WILLI 4M BIM 11 ANAN, CON IND ECKEII D. Willimshurg, March 19. la4.s.—ty. TO SENSIBLE C ITIZENS.—W e know from what we see and feel, that the animal body is. in its organs and functions. subject to derangement, inducing pain, and tending to its destruction. In this disordered state, we observe nature providing for the re-es tablishment of order, by exciting some salu tary evacuation of the morhit'e matter, (why some tither operation, which csennes our imperfect senses and researches. In some cases she brings on a el isis by the bowels, in milers by sweating. &c. Bcr.. N.tw experience has taught on that there are certain snbstances, b r which, applied to the living body. internally or externalN • we cln at win produce the name evacuations, and than do in a shirt time, what nature could do hut slowly, and do effectually what she mieltt n,t have strength to accomplish. . ‘Therr then we have seen a disease cured a certain naturaTevacatatioo, should that Ns ea, occur again, we 91We...tit upon curing it by the use of such substances, an we know bring about the same evacuation, which we had before observed to cure a similar disease. Tt is in consentionce of the power which the Brandreth Pills exert upon the where system, that makes them so imiversally ben eficial. It is beenise they impart to the body, the paw^:• to expel disease without leaving any evil efF-ct. Ann Gen-ral family medicine, Hrandreth's Pills are, it is believed by the Proprietor, superior to everv'other offered to the public. Dr. lirandreth's Pills are for sale by the following Agents in this county. Wm. Stewart, Huntingdon. NUFarlotile, G ith r, Mem., nollidariburg, & N. Cresswell. Petersburg. Monre & 4winr,e, Ayitandri.. fill man & Smith, Manor I lilt, Tnnmas IVI . Uwrna, Birmingham. A. 1' itterman. Blair aryl Ma hkn Mad d rn•'i The above are the only authorized ag-nts in Huntingdon count, Anvil IS. 11145. ti 11th Rags! Rags! Rags I cnuntry merchmrs can sell their Rags for Cash, at the highest market prices, or in exehange far a raree a sm ortm e nt of Writing, Printing & Wrap ping Mipers of various pri ces. .4/so,—An exten sive assortment of fitrured Wan & Curtain papers. - - - - same of whicii can he sold at half iho usual price. Also, It corporal assortment of all the STANDARD SCHOOL 1i0 ,, K R. BLANK BOOKS and Stationary, which will be sold at low prices, he WILLI NM D. PARR fSti, Wholesale Dealer, Nn. 4, North sth street, 2 dn ‘rs ah , v. Market st. fid month 28th d,y, 184.5.-2 mo. 4i'Mt3 MErManic, 9221.3 :11331 D AND THE O.V ET . HEMEDiI All the newspapers are fulling paten( rent Hies fhr caugha,colds, consumption and va rious other "diseases which flesh is heir to," proceeding front tort fee , : hut all experience teac h es th a t mince of /1 ;Tye nt ive is • better than a pound of cure ;" And haring the means of furnishing the former article on short notice. Therefore Charles S. Black respectfully informs the good riti 111.. of the hrrnueli of Huntingdon. and the public gen erally, that he still continues the Noet anUSzitoczzmattfuls business. at his Old stand in Allegheny st., one door west of NViMIMI Stewart's Store. in the borough of Huntingdon, where he has latch, reeciv , l a large assortment of new and fashinnald, het, on which he guaran tees to lini,ll his %yolk not only according to the latt,t t,t)lcs. but in a workmanlike man ner. a-At acccrding to older. Ile employs none but the best ato: moat tx writ:need wnrkinen, and by strict ottention to busbies% and punctuality in promises, he hopes to deserve and recc ire a liberal share of custom. WANTED-an A PrIIANTICF. to the e busint,s—tt boy of 16 car 17 VVRI, , if age will br preferred, and find a good situation if ap plication be made so,. CHARLES S. BLACK. Huntingdon, April 25, 1843. TrT TIC E.:-.lti I tok:, cf Ltrl6, tor 541 ,- al tlti» Oftx.v. S -. IIA/ s 4, A;r) - Q RCgT REMI°I Diseases of the Lungs and Breast. TES I'IMONIAL% -4.11.0 0 To Tit I< PuDue.- In accordance with the prevailing custom, and in order to Ain v the virtuesof this medicine mote fully, the Wl lowingcertificates have been selected ; and an it is not our wish to trifle' with the lives or health Of those afflicted, we sincerely Wedge ourselves to make no assertions or i• false statements" of its efficacy • nor will we bold nut any hope to suffering inimanity.. which facts will not warrant. The proofs are here given—and we solicit an inquiry from the public into every case we publish, iintileel assured they will find it a medicine. well ffeserving their patronage stud cot& (tenet REMARKABLE CURES. . • .. Of all the cures that have yet been record:.. ed, there are certainly. none intuit to the Mow mentioned. and they plainly show;,, the curability of Consumption, t+ea in some cif its worst forms : het every man, woman and child resin th e _ followiniz, and we are sure that it must Seth . fy all of the great virtues of the medicine• Q'?' Read the following from Dr. 1.1,4, Hoffman. a physician of extensive practier Huntingdon county t 1).,p-Sit,-1 procured one bottle of De. Wisine's Balsam of Cherry, from. Thomas ReadXsq. of this place, and tried it in a case of obstinate Asthma on n child of • Paul Sc.hweble, in which many other reme dies had been tried without any relief. The Balsam gave snird'en relief. cud in my opin.. on the child is cfrfctuvlly cured by its use,. Yours. Pea. J1C.013 HOFFMAN, M. D: Dec. 23. 1841. The case of Thomas Cozens is related' lir himself an follows, and acknowledged by all whn knew him to be one of the most' astonishing and extraordinary cures ever performed : IlerinonetEtn. N. J.} April 20. 1849. On or about the 13th of October, 1841. 1 was taken with a violent pain in the side near the Liver, which continued about live days, and was followed by the breaking of an nicer, or something inwardly, which re lieved the pain a little, butt caused the to throw nn a great quantity of offensive mat- A ter and also much blond. Being greatly Ag alermed at this I applied to a physician, whn said he thought he could do hot little Ow me except give me snme merenry pills which I refused to take feeling sati•died that they could do me nn good : many other re medics were then Procured be my wife AA' !friends Ina none did me any good and the discharee of blond end putrid corruptinn I stall continued every few days, anti at the Inst lit became sn offensive that I could scarce& 414 breathe. T wan also seized with a violent c niel.,which at timescanaed me torah* murk more bland than I had formerly dni,.., an d my disease continued in this way until Feb rimy, when all hopes of me recovery war.. given up, and my Friends all thought tint t i s y nn ld die of a zaitntime consumption. At this moment when my life apparently was drawing near to its elnse.l 11,11114 Nvi.4, 4 ,..„ Balsam nt . Wild Cherry and got a hottte I which relieved me immediately, and by the l no- of only three bottles of this medifine, all my pains wire removed. anti me ennelt an d s pitting nt I , tond removal, and in a few days my health was ro far reatnr,ei ~,, to e „. 4 ,1 *hie me to work at my trade (which is that of a carpenter) and up to this time I hare enjoyed good health. • THOMAS CO7.EN'4. Wry.; eas.--T am aeonainted with 'lli, C.,a-ns and having seen him amine Ids itt 11,s, I think his statement is potitlr..l tr. Ruff credit. SAM. H. BURROUGHS. (;a.nucvaTea COUNTY, as. Apneared before me personally. and «farm,. .4 ed according to law, on the 20tb ff % ni .ii . 1A43. J. CT.F.9lmst r. (re' Tt to unttee.essary to remind a ll v oi,,, would eet the trite article.lto inquire narite ularly for "Hr. Wistar's Balsam of Wilt! Cherry." and t..lt , within, el,. I illfWilleioled dealers will tell you that tile ST atm of Wird Cherry, or some other cAnet) medicine is squally an good. Howard then* not—they oel v want roar SIONV V 1 iternent her. It is " Wistat's Balsam of Wild ChCe ryn that not only relieves but mires ! Prier one dollar her botite, nr cis fir ifS. 1 For sale mile in Cineionati. he 1 SANFORD & PARK. - corner of Fourth and 11 alnret. Also, f ,r 1 :WC by Thomas Read & Sot/. (wholralle and retail.) Huntingdon, mid film Mary Orr, Hollidaysburg. January 15, 1843.-6 m. .111 Eyes Thta Way. The stilissriher would most respZ.ctfulfr inform his friends and the public in gen eral, Ow he lxus recently received and aliened a good assortment of conk ctinirirr i j rod fruit, which he i.lfeis for sale in the basement story of the stove of Thos. Read & Fein, where he will he pleased to wait on all those whit will give him a call. lie will have i . o.istantly on 11 , 1111 i Raisins, Figs, Oranges, Lemon', and all other articles tisnAlv kept in coulee-- nannies. lle also has beer, CAsta andl Pies, and of every descript us. Itsli.iig of :my kmdli clone• according to (mkt* iv Minn ' , t i c , Ins intent inn k L. lint the very best articles, and to have always a good sup. rlv in his ship, and last he would say ' all, call and judge for yourseivc, llr linpcs to merit stud rcceire s shat public patronage, AS his "nitentinn is to ielb on very aa.t/erate terms. R. READ: fluntingdon. June 1.1, 1843,--31. STRAY HORSE. n -rn Av En away from the subscriber, nes WAlunduy evening. the 18th inst., from Pi per's Dam, near Vetersburg, a (talk bay. horse, 8 or 9 years old, about middle sized, has a in o ne fore and ore of his hind feet. Any person taking up said horse, and a riling to the subscriber in Waynesborz, Mifflin county, or sending him there shall be liberally varded for hits trouble, and all charges paid. He is supposed to have gone towards Shaver's Cre.k Valley r Sham vane, AhLINGER• \Clone.llura, M.y 19, 1045 •••
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