Atitiresi to the Farmers of Penn
. sylrania.
The numerous Brewers and Malsters
Of the City and Garay of Philadel
phia, embrace the opportunity of offering a
few facts fur the consideration of the Far
mers of Pennsylvania in regard to the de
mand that exists for barley, thereby hoping
that their attention may be directed to its
cultivation.
O.
Within the county of Philadelphia, there
are annually consumed for the purpose of
Brewing about six hundred thousand bir ,
Ads of barby, snpplied from the state of
New York, which has been sold in Albany,
its general depot, the past three years at an
average price of from seventy-five to nine
ty cents per bushel, which, by comparison
with the prices of other grain within the
corresponding period, has yielded it much
larger profit to the cultivator. The de
mand is ocntinually increasing. About
equal quantities of the two and four-round
are used, and the so-called spring barley
is much prefered to the winter grain for
the purposes of malting.
The State of New York now produces
an annual average crop of about two mill
'ions Jive hundred thousand bushels which
meets with ready purchasers during the
months of Sept ember,October find Novem
ber, but the farmers there, continuing to
sow the seed each year of the previous
crop on the same land, the quality of the
grain is deterioratir.g: this is of great impor
tance both to tbe raiser and the consumer,
r the heaviest, brighest and cleanest Bar
ey : lways commands the best price and
readiest sales in the markets.
The present time is a favorable one
for the introduction of its culture in our
own State, and its becoming. a staple article
in nor market, whereby the sum of fiv:
hundred thousvad dollars, or more, now
annually transmitted by the Brewers of
this city to New York, would be enjayed
by the agriculturists of our State.
The entire adoption of the climate and
soil of Pennsylvania to the cultivation of
Barley—the increasing demand in this city,
as wel. a s the neighboring
ones of N. York
and BA w
ltimore—the nets that are
opening for its transportation fruit all parts
,of the State to markets where it finds cash
. I 'purehasers, all unite as strong inducements
to agriculturists to turn their attention to
its production.
far An mince to tact .
is worth a pound of the
ory: unit the swarm of conclusive facts that clus
ter round that incomparable preparation, Iloot
laniPs Berman Bitters, preluired by Dr. C. M.
Jackson. Philadelphia, establishing its ratite ns it
tonic and restorative. nee such es would prevent
incredulity it.: It' from questioning its efficacy.--
In all erica urdisPa4c of stomach, whether acute
or chronic, it may he recommended fur its south.
and renovating influence. Dyspep.
NlNit, heart-bum, hiss of aplictite, naitseit, nerrol ,
tremors, &r, are relieved, hr
the Bitters in it very short space or thee; and a
peiseveiiinee in 11101 r use never fails to work a
thorough cure. sept. 30.
lARIIIED
On the loth inst., by Rev. J. B. Williams, Mr.
DANIEL CROWNOVER to Miss NANCY GORSUCH,
both of Huntingdon county, Pu.
On the 18th inst., by the same, Capt. DAVID
GROVI4, of Huntingdon county, to Miss MARY E.
ROBESON, of Lockport, Mifflin county, Pa.
At Spruce Creek, on the 18th in.t., by Rev .
F. A. Rupley, Mr. Wm,. DAVIR, of Ohuffers•
to Miss .11m - utter GARNER of Spruce Creek.
DIED.
In Marysville, Califrnia, oil the 10th of Octo
ber, of typhoid fever, Lewis FooLn, recently of
Canton, Ohio, in the fiftieth year of his age.
Drawing Schucl.
The IVinter Session of Airs. Bournes' Draw.
lag class having commenced. and and yet full, she
is prepared to accommodate more scholars.
Terms, $1 rem quarter.
, .
Lessons 3 times it week in the morning, so ar
ranged as not to interfere with the exercise of
the Public Schools.
Room at the residence of Mrs. 11.,• on Wash
ington Street.
Nov. 25, '52.-3t.
Teachers Wanted.
The School Directors of Penn township wort
to employ eight competent Teachers, to take
charge of the Schools in soil township. Applica
tion most he made before the first of December,
at which time the Schools are to open.
J. IC Pres't.
Wovcmhe• 25,'52.-3t.•
Auditor's Notice.
The undersigned appointed Anther to distri
bute the money in the hands of William B. Zeig
ler. Trustee appoint ,d by the Orphans' Court to
sell the real estate of Peter Reinter, late of Walk
er township, decol, (beim,: the first payment for
the said real estate) anal also to distribute the
balance in the hands of Inane Ileifuer, Atltuinis
traitor of the said Peter neither, dee'd., to told
amongst those entitled to the saline, will :Mena fur
BOW purpose at his OtHee in the Borough of
ILut
tingdon on Friday the 17,11 day of December,
next, where all persons interested r u m a tt en d if
i they think proper. JACOB MILLER,
!lout. Nov. 25, Auditor.
STRAY.
Come to the resident:lX the subscriber, living
In Warriorsmork towns up, Huntingdon colour ;
on or about the first of July laNt, (tile Briinf.e
Steer, supposed ip he ill mit titter yells Id. The'
owner is desired to rotor forward, prove property ;
pity charges, and take him awaly,utherwi.e I.e ,vrtl
be disposed of according to
la
WM. HUTCHISON.
November 25,'52.-3t'
ESTRAY.
Came to the Elm belonging to Juniata Dotgo
property, about the ht Jun% last, a Black and
White spottedly HEWER. shout eighteen
moths etd. The owner is requested to emoo for
ward, Kure property, pas charges and like her
away. BERNARD LORENZ
Hunt. Nov. 25, '52. -M.°
JOSEPH DOUGLASS, in MeConnellstown,
has constantly on hand, and is prepared to
make and repair GUNS °fall kinds at the short-
Nov. 95, '52.
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CASSVILLE SEMINARY.
'VIE/ Winter Term of this institution will com
l. mime November 25th, nod continue fourteen
weeks. A very neat nod commodious building
hag !wen erected by the Trustees, which will af
font modems every convenience which can he de
sired in this respect.
Term have been some reductions made in tuition,
which will hereafter he as follows t
Common English, fa n u•teen dollars per year.
For each branch of Higher English, will he char
ged additional, two dollars and torte ets. peryear.
and Higher Mathematics, each
additional three dollars per year.
Tuition, board, &c., arc positively es cheap ns
ti 's can he made.
The great prosperity or this institution, up to
this tune, has placed its success and permanency
heron I a doubt. RA LPI I PIERCE,
l'cor. 18,'52.-3t. • Principal.
Administrators' Notice.
Estate of 01:ottog SCHELL, late of l'enn town.
hip, Huntingdon co., decd.
Letters or adalinistrl7tion haNing been granted
tootle undersigned, on the at estate, all per
,Ong llllVillg VhilllS aglimt e•tate will pre
sent them daft nut44entieated Mr settlement, and
those indebted will make Whip:dime payment.
SAMUEL tieliELL,
JOUN C. 81001 M,
Nov. 18, 1852.-61. • Mines.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of D. E. linooE, late of Tod township,
Iluntinplon county, dee'll.
Letters of selmit7ist7tion latving been granted
to the undersigned on the alaove estate, all per
sons knowing themselves indebted will make int
to.liate painent, :mil those having claims will
Kest it them properly authenticated ror settle
ment. LEVI EVANS, Admr.,
Broad Top tp., Bedti,rd eo.,
November 18. 1832.-60
H. W. S M I 1 1'
DENTIST,
IFIXTINGDON,
November 18, 1852.
. .
BEEF HULA'S, taken in exchange Ibrgoorl, at
the Cheap Store of .J. BRICKER.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of John Grubb, lade of Penn township,
dec'rL
Lettrs of ailininistratiiin having been granted
to the undersigned on the above estate, all per
'gm: having claims against said estate will pre
,la them dilly ltuthenticateil time settlement, and
Hobe indebteii will make immediate payment.
Cll.llthES
IiA:kIUEL GRUB!!, S Adair's.
Nov. I 1,'52.-tit.•
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of William Harrison, lute of West township,
dee'd
Letters of administration Isring. been granted
to the undersigned, on the above estate, all per
sons having (I.llllli aigainst said estate will pre
sent them duly aathentiented nit settlement, and
those indebted will mike immediate trayinent.
JAMES HARRISON, Administrator.
Nov.ll, '82.-6t.•
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Robert Steer, late of Casvcille, Hunting.
dot; o;unti, dee'd.
Notice is hereby given that letters of adminis
tration having been grunied to the undersigned
on thh above Estate. oil persons indebted to the
same will make imeriedinte payment, and those
having claims sum pre sent them duly auiheutied
ced fur settlement.
GEORGE W. SPIER,
JAMES MeV..DOT, S Admr's.
November 11, 1852.-6 t.
Just Arrived.
One of the hest and largest selected stocks of
Busts and Shoes in Huntingdon. Also full as
sortment et' (lion Shoes, of all sizes, at the new
store of J. BRieutat.
AFINE VAREITY of Gentlemen's Gold
Chains, Pins and Rings; nt E. SNARE'S.
SUPERIOR Port Monnaien, Gold Pens, and
Pen and Pocket Knives, at E. SNARL'S.
Best Family Flour, by the Barrel or
retail, et J. Bricker's Store. ep. 22, '52.
HEADLEY'S NEW WORK.
JUST PUBLl§Uiiiij
Lives of Winfield Scott and Andrew
Jaclaon, by J. 7'. Headley. 1 vol.
12m0., with. Portraits. Uniform with
Napoleon and his .Marshals."—
$1,25.
Scott and Jackson are here placed together ns
the two military men who have mode the deepest
impressions on their country since the time of
Washington. THey both achieved a brilliant re
putation in the war of 1812. and by the battles of
Chi ppewa, Niagara, New Orleans, etc., gave
their country n reputation nt lime and abroad,
and though differing widely in some characteris
tics, they were very similar in others. The auth
or has not only sketched the biography of each,
but tics given a fifitliful and graphic. description ut'
the brilliant battles in which they were engaged.
The biography of Winfield Scott, which consti
tutes the emitter part of the volume, is lull and
authentic, the materials for it having been derived
front public documents mid from many odicers
who had sert•ed under Scott. It presents to the
reader also a panoramic view of the brilliant cam
paign of Mexico, embracing the storming and ca
pitulation of Vera Cruz, the battles of Cerro Our
du, Chu•tthuscu, Contreras, Munn° del lice. Clot
! pultepec, stunning or Mexico, Triumphal Ent
with description it the scenery, ner,on,il
etc. The :mhos. tics fully sustained the
reputation acquired by "Napoleon and his Mar
shals," and other• works, of which over• 200,000
volumes have been sold.
FRANK FREEMAN'S BARBER-SHOP.
./1 Tale for the South and Xorth, by
Rev. 11. R. Hill. .fiuthor of "Some
tin; for Everybody," "Joew Pur
chace,' (Ye. 1 vol. 1' mu. 76e.
This work, while it nilvocines the cause of the
wortni du justice to the Suirli. It woad
awaken sympathy, hut nut excite wroth, our turn
pit:, for the r gra ill,/ t,hyeance 14;zlit.st the
11,1te, not inett.e..te treason tinder preteacc of lure
and le,cloni. It would nave lure du the worit of
hate. It trill be marked w ith the elihractcristies
of the author, su well known to the public by his
previous works, of whom it was shill itt the publi
cation of New l'tirdlittse Nut was
wahter of many stylc,, anti hail stepped to the
• highest round of tee ladder lit mace." Thu work
is no defence of slavery; but it would ben &dam:e
a:heel, nut to strip, but to concentrate, equaintOi
unit duvet other 1111./lIMIS. It treats the mirdisni
°idle North to the Lex lull." sl '1 hd writer o it
tiessed touch that lie desCribes, and real per,dis
are introduced under new Hunter, se twit the
work, while it will posse's the interest ul fiction,
is nut only true to hut it 111011% uI ito oeetes
and cilium:tot, is true ni fact.
Will be Published in October.
CHARLES SCRIBNER,
36 l'ark Ruw and 14j Nassau bt. N. Y.
N. B.—Either ul these works will be forward
ed by mail (prepaid) to the address °luny party
sending the prices annexed.
Aar.
COMMISSION WARE-ROOM,
AND
General Agency Business.
One Dour West of the Elephant Corner
lluntioduu, Pa.
The undersigned has now on hands a complete
a,urtment groceries and Notions, Clutiong,
1“ . ,s1.1t11 Hats, Cato, Bouts tuid Shues. . Also on
assortment of Cotton 11111 l WWIou goods, sod a
I tamely ur other itrtieles .tuu tediuus to mention,
such as Guns, Clock, Warfel Irons, Nuts, &e.
Uiedi and every description of country produce
taken in exchange ior
l'ersous having articles they wish to dispose
can torworil teem to the undersigned, h, on in
'NO uetiutts to price he., and rest Watt he
wait sell to the hest advantage, and promptly poy
over the proceeds, after uettnettng a 'nude..
commission tor his trouble.
Pi.:1,0116 eamiug house SerWfllltS or laborer.; o:
any kind, and abe those seeking stututious eat
be Itidtut by eugti6ing out wtrviees—enurges ntu.i•
crate. U. LIAR .11.. k.;
General Agent, tool CUM. M. Minn
Nov. t 1,'52.—.1t.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of 11•It,t.ta.rt Ale I❑tc of Dnaly
township, 11initiinplun county, dee'll.
Letters of admini-Aration baring been granted
to the toolersigm,l on tile above estate all persons
baying elitims:igaiii•l said estate will present them
properly authentic:trot for settlement, &mil those
indebted will make Mao. liate payment.
l'E FEE F. IiE6SLEI{,
October 23, 's2.—lit..
taaatztsit rE11 . 101)1CAL LITERA-
Republication of the
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CHEAPER THIN THE CHEAPEST !
JACOB SNYDER,
To his old frinds, and the Public Greeting.
Whereas I hare just returned from the East,
with a full supply of
Ready Made ClOlllll
for Men and Boss—l ant prepared to sell
Coats, from $2.50, to $14.00.
Pants. from $1.75. to $5.00.
Vests, lion, 75 cents, to $5,00.
Shirts, and Shirt Collam Hats, Cnps, Moves.
Suspenders, exc. &e., of all sorts. cl• sizes, at prices
to suit all purchasers. Cull and examine, before
yon li l y, at the 1/1,1 Stand in Market Street.
Huntingdon, October 21, 1852.
n •
OUBLE Barrelled tnglisii Snub and 'rwist
FOWLING PIECES—aIso Single Barrel.
led Guns, from four dollars to thirty each, fur
sale by & W:SAXTON.
THE ELEPHANT
4Y;
NEW GOODS,
The public are hereby informed that the sub
scriber has leased that popular tool well known
store room is the Elephant building, opposite tile
Railroad Rotel, where lie has just received and
°Pencil the latest nail hest supply of
FALL AND wEsTErt GOODS
in to, o. Ili: , stock consists of every variety of
)" GROCER/ES, HA RD WARE,
(jf.'EN IW, BOOTS, SHOES, &c., &c.,
all or, hid) will be sold low for the "dust," or
exchanged Mr country produce.
Ladies and gentlemen are respeetfully invited
to call anal “are' the Elephant," at least, as no
charge is made for exhibiti n g the animal.
ALEX. CARRION.
October 14, 1852.
GRAND OPENING
OF
Fall and Winter Clothing
AT 'rue UNTINC; DON CLOTH.
INC', STORE.
A. WILLOUGIIIIY, has just returned from
the cast With it l: o •ge and 9,lmalitl assortment of
Fad'. and Whiter Goods
for men and boys, made in the latest fashion end
in the most durable manner. Who ever n•ants
to he , Tressed hotter and cheaper than any hub•
else in town, let him eall at IVILLOrUIIIIV'E
(10thing Store, one door West er This.
Heed & drug store in Huntingdon. Call and
see for yourselves. October 21, 1852.
J. & W. SAXTON-
Have just received lie most mapoilivent supply of
Fall and Winter Goods -- -
ever offered to the citizens of Ihilitinwhol. They
consist or every variety of Dress Goods. such its
Sitk ltress raterns, plain and figured—. Merinos,
l'arnietta Cloth. Mit,lin tie Lane, A Ip,cas of dif-
ferent colors, Silk Lustres, he., &c., and every
thing in the shape of Ladies' Dress Goods. Also,
Black Silk, Bonnet sick, Suck Flannel: a every
variety and color; Cloths, Cessimere and 'Vesting
of every variety and color. Sattinetts at all prices.
ALSO,
• 500 pieces assorted Prints; Long Shawls, Thihett
Shawls, Mitslins, Ginghatt's ' Flannels, Carpets,
Carpt , t Gent. Cravats, Ladies Culture; Liu
.••es, Minuet Ribbons, Feathers, LiniOns, Gloves
or every Variety; Ladies Dress Triiiiinings„ Mas
tin, Tippets, Mulls, Bonnets, German Hoods,
Hosiery, &e.
• VARDWAnt,
the Lest assortment ever °tiered in this place.
QCEENSNVAItE,
a beautiful assortment of every variety and at ex ,
ecediagly law prices.
BOUTS and SHOES,
such as Grain Leather, and coarset. rognn Boots.
Also—all kinds of Ladies and GenliBlntes; please
cull and examine our stock.
BATS and CAPS,
No. I Moleskin Hats, No. 2 Moleskin Bats, and
au codloss variety of Caps fur Men alai Boys.
GROCEIIIES
at such prices ns cannot fail to please the most
nt , tittians. Alsu--every other article, such as
are commonly kept m a country store, which we
:11, soiling lower than :inc ctl.cr 11011,e 111 WWII OF
country; call and sec. 11'e are determined to sell
(attar old stock at cost, or under. (uct. 14,'5.2.
Small I aria for Sale,
The subscriber offers, at private sale, the
Ridgebnal Fenn of Jill acres, on which he now re
sides, is llendersun [township, one mile north
east of lluntiunduu• The land is of the best
quality ot slat, . :1!1 std Well watered,
about .40 aces ore in rood cultivation, the rest
well timbered. lisun C.111111011i , M,, and neatly
finished ii,lllllo lifatrio and lug ',dile; and a tine
orchard utyrnang apple foul ',etch trceA—mostly
grafted fruit—are off the premises. Intending to
move west is ofe spring, 1 rota determined to sell
int reasonable terms.
SAMUEL FRIEDLEY.
Oct. 15, '52.-3m.
PROCURIATIONI
To all whom this may Confern.
Notice is hereby given, cautioning all persons
front trespassing of a tract or land situate in
Toila township Flamini:don Co.. now in the ten
tire or Vincent Lajoining hind warranted
in the name of -Brett, on the North, ::ad
Jimstiill, till the in Meddling in any
Manlier Whale% el . With the Kalil, its We We deter-
Milled u, enterce the law against every person su
K. A MOORE,
Agent f o r E. L. Anaerion, Bedford Pa.
Now UR:nada, Fulton Co. Pu.
Oct. 1•t isra—Ot. •
To 66 All the World and the Rest of
Nal:kind:"
if,NOW YE THAT
G GORGE G
Ilasjust received from the Eastern Cities a large
and splendid assortment of fresh
PALL and WINTER GOODS,
nt his Old stand in Market Square, where he will
he pleased to tee his uldenstouters, and the pubs
lie generally.
ak Goads were selected to suit this market,
and he is determined to still un terms to suit pur
chasers.
llis ns;ortmcnt consists of DRY-GOODS,
Groceries,_ Queen:.war3,
eats and Caps, diassware,
Bovta and Shoos, hardware, dtc
iuul a great variety of Goods oral! kinds.
Feeling thiadiii for past he hopes, by
strict attention to businese, it, merit n (4,11(41051m:6
or the sumr. [net. 14,'52.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, 4,e.,
Fur sale at LEVI'S cheap corner store.
Blnafiug Powder and Safety Fnse always
on baud umd fur sale ail the cheap 00, of -
.1. ltmr.rn.
A splendid airtiele ut kati . i.ut .......
an nutd uud for sale at the cheap store of
K RR.
VEIYY large tit of BOSOM PINS,
A CUFF PINS, EAR RINGS, PENCILS
k KEYS for the Indies at EMI. SNAlte..
SPLENDID NEW GOODS,
Just Ari'lved;
Simon Levi informs his friends and the
public generally, that ho has just roamed
from the east with a splendid stock of NEI*
GOODS of all kinds. His stock of Ladies*
Dress Goods is extensive, and of the latent styles.
His stock of Clothing fur tacit and boys is large
and of the hest material. Ile has ako at large as
sortment at Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes—and a
choice selection of GnocEms. Every thing
usually found in n well tilled Store can he had at
his, in Market Square, nearly opposite Cows'
Hotel.
The public generally, and the Ladies in par
ticular, are invited to cull and examine Inv Nov
Good, SIMON L 1 1.171.
October 14, 1851.
"ILIA GOLD TEAT GLITTERS"
in the Large and Spinadid Stork tf Watches,
Jewelry and Clarks, just opened bil
EDMUND SNAIiR
He has by far the most extensive and hest se
leered assortment ever brought to Huntingdon.
comprising Gold and :Meer Watches (Hunting
Watches, Potent Levers ; Ailchors; Watches,
a nd
Quortiers) Fob ' .Vest and Guard Chains, Finger
and Env hings,Hrea.st Hanind Scurf Pin,;
Medallion eases, Seals, Keys, Pencils, Silver
Table IVitre, Cued Heads, Spectacles, Hold Pens,
Fine Knives, Port Altitdes, Im I un endless varl
ets (d . Finley Grads.
'Cr Pers'ons having fine %Valill'o and Jewel l,
needing repairing. can confidently leave them with
Mtn, as lie has employed one of the beat werlimen
in the State. %Vint WAIMANII:D.
Huntingdon, Oct. 14, 1852.
1,009 BOOK AGENTS WANTED,
TO SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL
WORKS FOR THE YEAR 1853.
$l,OOO Dollars a Year !
WANTED in ererq Contd,/ in the United Staten.
native and enterprising then, to engage in
the sale of some of the best Boobs published in the
country. TV title,, of goutl atlalre , s, possessing
small capital or I ' l,lll $23 tat $lOO, such induce
r-atm, still be olfea ell as to enable them to make
iiumS7lLs.iaflayllat.
The piano I,llllifAlicil by In !fro all useful
lit their eltara-ter, extremely popailar. and cum
illtlfill barge sales n•hcrtwer they arc otkreal.
Fur furtber particulars, address (pa tage paid„)
1t0111 , .1 l'uni.tookat,
n I Irilliont &reel, New York.
October 7, 1852.--1
Etarroit
I Wag one of tile ninny df. stir citizens who
were tittrarted by the "Grand of our
neighbor Charles S. Mack. Esq., aka t til* course
at toolled the oi.roing ekbiltition, I still also one
of the few tt•ho odder trend the value (tea good
newspaper: Being therefore "booked up" it, the
facts, and the in ire of the press, and ankilitis to
impart substantial knowledge to the understand
ings of nth• neighbor, I hare taken this method
to .y to all, you would hare your Saes well
eared tiir, cull at Black's, and examine his stork
of Ladies, and Genticutn's, shoes told boots, he
warrants the work not rip: anti stlielits ithuot
charge if it does. Neighbors try hits.
I'E.DESTIIIAN
Oct. 14,1851.
Illatingdon County Mutual Insur-
num Comlia ti y,
Wish to receive application? for agents,
from such persons as are willing to give
time and attention to the duties. The pay
allowed will fully compensate agents fur
their trouble. Agencies and duties con
fined to the county. Apply in person or
by letter, post-paid, to
DAVID SNARE, Sec.
Sept. 16, i 8.52.
iluntinglcu county Mutual Insurance
t omilany.
At a meeting (tithe Director:: of the linnting.
dim county minim! Insurance Company livid at
the Court I louse in the Borough of Huntingdon
on Monday :Sept. eth 1852. llu motion said
Company was organized, appointing
Gain, Esti., Pres., and David Snare, Eq., Sec
vermy mid Treasurer. Jinn. Gain, David
Jlc-
Jlnrnic and John Ilnyett wore appointed Ex
eviitive comMittee.
As smou os Blanks and instructions can he pre
pared; pr ,, per llgVuts will Its appointed
to
swum
!pi i C.at
i on, far Insurance seainst tire. Dfivid
SoliC Of the iinr< nth of Iltiuti lii iis authorised
to grant lusitraures hiatiedtdiutely on applica
tion. Payment for In:nrottees will not lie re
quired unfit( l'olieies are tendered to the op.
plicuitt. By order of the Board.
JASIES GWIN, Pres.
DAVID .914A11E, Secretary.
Sept. 9, 1752.
►VATCIIES, CLOCKS, AM) JEWELRY 4
The subscriber, thankful tti fits friends anti pn
irons, mid to the Public generally, Air their pa
tronage, still eolith.... to carry on at the sante
stand. one door east of Mr. C. ('oat's lintel. 'Alm.-
ket street, Ilantingtlon, wl.nie he will amend to
till ha will throe hint ttitli their custom. and al
su on 1111111! :I good 115 , 01 . 1111011 t of
CIA ' , Ai JEWI,I.I4Y. &C., &C,, till tlr which he is
determined to sell at low prices.
Clocks, Watekes mid Jewelry of all kinds teill
lie rot aired at short notiee, and havit, taat!e at•-
rnugements with n wind watt kaiaa. ill
he dung in a neat and (hirable manner, and crti y
person leaving notie.es lice 1 . 11.111111ag sttnll lie
than clone at the precise time. By paying strint
attention to 1 / 1 1 , 11iC,, nisi tellin• at low rate,,
hopes to receive a share of public p.tioimfge•
JOSI.:1'11
Ifitntingriuts, Sept. 7,1852.—1 y.
NOTICE.
All persons knowing- themcelves inflated to
the subscriber, either by note or otherwise, ore
requested to call and make , ettletnent, at lie
iu Portstown, nenr llnutiu dou , us he is tlesit'ons
of having hid old Bouk,
11EN cottspnorsT.
July 29, 1852.
I.eautillil assortment of Fancy Copings and
Vesting for sale J. & W. SAXIoN.
tar 20 bias. No. 1 Herring, for sale at the store
of GEO. GM*.
Cir 100 Saks of fink store. nti,llhr sal6
Mo. UwIN.
r Mimed Oil, 20 kegs pure White Lend,
Jen•ey Window Ulu. and Putty, for sale at tho
store of (tio, OWI,I.
VILTBY THE SACK,
For sale ut SIMON LEVI'S.
A — SP - LENDID ASSORTMETOF LADIES'
DRESS GOODSjebt oitettett at the auto
GEO. GWIN.
Oct. 14, 12.
MACKEREL & lIEURING..
Yeitsskto at LEVI'S Store,
AN excellent variety of fine PEN KNIVES, at E
Snare's. April 15, 1852
Philadelphia AdArtisements:
._
Most Popular Religious Becks cf
the Age.
worm§ OF Tin; REV Henry Blunt,
v v 4 ‘i;l4: 112nw. Price reduced w 73 cents
,iZ
7.lve vv Orit %morn. 1 fok.
I,ll'Ep 91 , Sr. PAIL. AND Yt. Pgyr.n, 1 yol..
I.lth. ON AnilAnAm,lft.icc AN . D 4400 .1 rill;
D
SERAIti#I AND DlCth:l4gLi UN THE i.XXIX
ARTICLES, I
30,000 of these lin!:;,'. have been sold in Eng
land, and from 3 to 4000 in this country. where
they are now offered at lea than half their original
prier. Ni religious writing, ore inure pleasant, r
orotital lo to rend. The style is very clear and
lwantifin; the spirit of Christian tonlernesit end
Inge Bennis in light tin every page; and few hooks
n •,.Ic ac n sAi., Std uuou praelienl acquaintance
sell Iluly Scripture. whole. A thousand
Copies should he m o d wirer one i n now.
--•
wails, PRAYER BOOKSi,
and the I'ht STAiil)Altli AND NEW AND Eiiinn.-
TAININCi IVoitus, with an extensive stock el./1:-.
VENILE BOOKS, Books for SENDAI' SCHOOL!,
Publications of the Prot. Epic. S. S. Union, and
the knowledge Society, fur sale at the low
est pried;
lIOOKER, Publisher,
and Chenp ThOolbgikal.ancl.Miseelinnenns
.eller,,cornin• Chesnut and .Eighth &reels. PIIIL
DELP.III.II. K'sii.-3111.
PILL LATE DISASTROtS Flitt piYes
L eohlence relintwe to, likplareil in
'OLIVER EVANS' FIRE PROOF SAFES,"
No. 61 South Second St.,
l' 1111. A I ) I:171;11.0
"We take pleashre in stating. that ire had dii.
of t tlircr E, r , c , • S• u tir, ,i nt e
luring the GREAT FIRE AT HATCH
BM DINGS. which when taken front the ruins
and opened, was found to have pre-erred our
Llooks, Papers, &e., entirely uninjured. GVIZ Si
Breit."
Cr"My store was entered by Burglars, and
lititiug to lick the Lock or toy Ito Sate, they
tried to blues. it ()pen with but tot loss or
injure ‘l,s sii,t;not,l. It crux pri•lut.etl of Oli
ver Brous, til S. Seeon.l .treet,
.1. C. 1''OV1.103), Bordetitowit, N. J."
Fur sale, Ur all sin's, by OLIVER
I S. Second St., below chestnut.
10" Sole Agent for ii.e
Day ec W.:d•l's Fair Paomiein Bonk,
Vtialt o od stor e L u rk,—'l'l,ll4:ttol prOoll
Also. in stare--:-.:eal :mil Letter Coprieg
es. Treeks.for uwrils lioNeS, bell,: or crafter.
Dregi,ts %s hit Cyliellers awl Pons.—
Portable Baths, of superior euestrectioo.
Wei, Filters. fur well:, leg had water.
crullers, and Ire Chests. Water Cod ers of ell
kinds, for Hotels, Stores, &e.
Sept. 30, 1832.-3 m.
FALL MILLINERY GOODS.
JOHN STONE & SONS,
IMPORTERS ANI/ DEALERS IY
FRENCH MILLINERY GOIIDB,
NO. 45 SOUTH SE cOND STREET,.
PWILADELPHIA;
ItA IN'G completed the improvements to theis
Store, are now opening a largo and batman'
assortment or
Paris Fancy Feathers,
french nwl Allierleall Flowers,
Fancy Bonnet tool Cap RiLbons,
Fancy Bonnet StitM,
Curled and Plain Velretg, Satins,
Grog. Laces, &e., &e.
To which they invite the attention of Mu
chance awl Milliners visiting the city.
September 23, 1852.-2 m
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
The Subserilier Wring lestoed the Public Bottle;
formerly known its the Aod , tjt•nit Hume, Ftt: 18
S. Sixth Street, erecrti Market and Chesnut
Streets, hate eheite.,l II,L eelhe tit Paine Lb
THE 01111E110AL iitittt,
Begs leave to tot..rot his friends and the Piddle,
that this house has ondergone a thorough remod
ellitig, repairing. repanail•g and repopering. from
little to basement. Au (uire new outfit of furni
ture, holding. fir., &e., has bean prt.atued front
the most velehruted Manufacturers in thk rite.
From the eentrul location, ;tint its t lice prox.
intity to the Raiiroatt Depots, Land;
lugs, l'hoes of Anut.e'inent. Fashionable Thor
obpl.fores and l'ahlie tiquareA, it otters indite°•
nicks to the Merchant visiting tie eity on busi
ness, hr the Tr:l4.ler seekino pieasore. To fam
ilies affil females visiting 0.12 t•it:t, ever,' latilitY
will he othired, and every eoliffiftt reinriled to
n.eke their visit agreeable awl pit•asalit.
slinic of t h e piiblif patronage is respectfully
soliened.
JACOB 0. LEBO, JAiltl)
Superimendent• Proprietbr.
September 9. 1852.-6 m
SIIELDRAHE'S ALLEGHENY HOLE,
No. 280, a St., above El!, l'hiladeli
Under the Hew arriingeitiewt the ears o Welt nr-
Heti fridti &e., will it,,; to
the New Depot. I•oriii , r shill sth Will
lo order to ilvemiiiiitillare the public we will
',brays iit the New Depot out the
arrival oh the t.u, io carry l ' il`,llgert4 10 the Al
leglietiy I loit , e, which is iu the ventre of the shy.
Otte .1.1 tlieitits will please ride thtwo.uttil oil it lea
mi•lt to pfitntui,.e u I o with it thud TO le,
Clout Bok, turd aceutuntohiting tu•sit.tattits, tt ot
itletwe sit c its II COIL 2'erms, one dollar per dab
Atigipq 26, 1832.-6 m.
THOS. READ,
Would respectfully infirm his friends and the
that he hns mi hund nod is receMng ft*
the vomit% season, u fine assortment of
cia QS , 'WY 1:1542 2 4 OP
•consisting ‘Varel.es, Chniief, firortst Pins, Fin.
ger Rings. E.r ltung.., Pencils, Keys, Thimbles,
ul., Aiechtllitith, ete. Tt getlicr n iw hiseelebra
ted uud utirtvalled
sultam)
Which is equal if nut superinr, many now in nits.
' Each Veil is Engraved with his own tunnei
mid every l'en Vi'arYantetl:
Oh did you eVtt. fu r l never
Alerry treat;
Get itend's• Gold l'en. t 10.0.6 Mitt line;
Alid tint?' fiNreil Third Street'.
A fl.toft.lill ren!r. Where dill you get it?
Dittimmil Pointed, entet . he IZent;
Yes, illy friends, there's
111 Wail's Gull I'l4ls of North Third Street
kraMltoi:d's Gold Pen is found only nt 55 Nortk
Third Street, below Areli En.t Side.
THUS. READ,
Jan. 8, 1852.—tt:
oil. p:tint. TurpteriYierlqr, Rev
sin, /Atm', S - c., Our ettle h 7 3. &
W. Sam.,
CIMPETLAO & CJIRPET &WS,
lhv cis rd and 11,r tale at LEVI'S Store,
A lariza 11,011111Itlit of eundicA, Nuts, .Figs,
Palsies, Dates, Prunes, Lemons, I Praoges, Scotch
Herring, Coca Nuts, iST., se., wholesale and ro ,
tail, at the cheap store of .1. 19RICIERIL.
April 92, 1969.•