COUR'r FF,ltitq, .Iqll. rn,
Trial V. - ;‘ 71,
Geurv, )
S.onu Lk.
D :vi'. T.; W-o
A P 11,11 wl li :qv.
Hirst
C, n II rit. vs An I. It Ex'r., Guar's :cc.
C t •kti pi (3.1:1ta ',I I'l'l3 Ili I le . )1,111:1.
(74,1. IllekerstArr et :it va I) vi.l Pat,rsan ct a;.
Jute 'Wolverton vs Elislnt Shoe'. tker.
E Timm ,:on et nl vs John N Swoop,
RAi Cont.vs 13 O'Friers
E I.Vjti .1 Nett' vrt t:tttlicw Crowiewer.
EX'r ti/C Itad es Ilayi,i Miller et el.
Siumet S Zile; et.,l.
S ikee the me vs If ruin; 100 Pres. Can.
John Shealim vs Eugene Sunivitn survivor
,&e.
Willivn lima v., It nog F.[,,,Y.,11.
trtitt U trey' Alin 'r rs M Crawnover.
john 1 - I tre I , ,t , rek
13, l!vert E.14011C Saltivnn SIIICVi,Or &C.
Ca n'tlt for John If Lowey vs .John Shaver.
GRAND JUltults
Reed Alexander, turner Jackson township.
Daniel 13riit, tar ucr. Tml.
Samuel WO , Shei . , Sairter.
Henry 13anigartaer,. tanner,
J6lin Carl; miller, Dublin.
Amoa Clark, farmer, Tthl.
James Fleming, tarsier Cromwell.
W. Green, black smith, Cato,
Andrew S. Harrison, merithant, Henderson,
George liiglrt, tiirmei,
Julie 1). Ilall, farmer, Franklin.
Thomas Kelley, filmier, Csnnwell.
.hones McCabe, carpenter. ilotilerson.
James M. I.loyd.daiiiier Wallser.
NViiiiam Meredith, iiii.ithailder, 13rinly.
Willi:on 11. Miller, linter. Brat,
J4nies M, ton, Jr., homer. West.
Henry Saarliout. ‘VarriJramark.
11. U. Nt•pp, clerk,
Andrew Nell; farmer, We , t.
John Porter, merchant, Porter.
Michael Stair, farmer, Cromwell,
Jolla Sommers, firmer, Hopewell.
Elias Wilson, carriage maker, Cuss.
TRAVLR4E JURORS.
Jacob E. Bare ' farmer, Springfield, township.
George Burst. farmer. liarree.
George C. Becher, merelnint, Porter.
Enoch Chilcutc. former, Toll.
Solomon Curium., farmer. Tod.
John Chaney, fiirmer, 13arree.
Christian Detwiler, farmer, Brady.
William I)yoatt. farmer Franklin.
David I hum. clerk. hranklin.
llenionlin Fri, former, Union.
John ye rt, homier. Shirley.
Janie , Entriken, merchant. Hopewell.
Adam Foeht. farmer. Morris.
John Fink, wagon maker. l'enn.
John 13. Foster, miller, Shirley.
l)aniel Grove. firmer. Penn.
Jnntes oitliird, frmer,
sainuel Grub'.. farmer, Penn.
flu es Greenland, H a rmer, Clay.
Samuel Goodman, farmer. Henderson,
Joseph Ilegie, 'Fell.
Thomas 11. I hiling, farmer, Shirley.
'illiam I larper, farmer, Dahlin.
A. Hall. teaeher. Ilenderson.
Johil Jones. farmer. Tell.
George Belly. frmer, Duldin.
ciao , Kdiv, lan norm (' rotorull.
former, Br uly.
Willimn loore, former, w es t.
Hubert B. Motor. farmer, Barret!.
Joseph 1\ torrow, manager. Franklin.
lienre F. Newinglimi. gentleman. Henderson,
I)anild Nell. Andrew. hauler. Porter.
John Neff, id' Daniel, homier, West.
Alexander N. Oaks, 1:11 . 111C1 . . [Sarre°.
John Owens. jug peace, IVarriorsinark.
Chad, Porter, iner..hont. Porter.
Samuel Bider, lamer, Warriorinark.
Jam, Wert.
John S. 11:1:)'..Irgcr, farmer, Warriorcuark.
Philip Silkilitter. farmer, Barree.
John 0. Stewart. gentleman. l'orter.
Edmund Snore. jeweller, kletiderson.
Jesse Sommer, hrickmaker, I lonlerson,
Nicholas 'Frontwine, farmer, Barrett.
Dewy C. \Volker, merchant, Porter.
Thomas Whitaker. filmier. Porter.
Danil Weight, Harmer, IVarrio.smark.
No. G. Since tie certificate of ll'enjarnin Stu
art (in our last paper) wits Monied to us, we have
seen numerous testimonials of the wonderful suc
cess of this syrup. several of the cures testified to
were effected after the patients had been given tip
us incurable their Family Physicians, which is
testified to by the Physicians themselves. This
is stronger testimony than any other medicine can
boast of, 1111.1 we feel confident that no medicine
in existence is descrying of as Mg!' a reputation,
(for the cure of eo,h , ini,i ~,t, t impt'ott) its 1),
J. N. Cooper's hull.. Vegetahle (7ough or ('o,
uumptiee Syrup; and for the cure of I)y,peloia.
medicine is equal to MI l'eyetable I)yspep,i,t Bit
ters.
These medicines, together with 1)r. J. W.
Cooper's Rheumatic Drops. and Vegetable Cum.
pound l'erer and Ague and Vegetable
'w or m powders, in, for sale by I'. Head, & Son,
Iltmtiligolon; G. NV. lirehman, Al.:Veytuwn; and
J. M. Ilciford, fllintown;
The genuine are prepared only by C. P. 'lmes,
TELE MARKETS.
HUNTINGDON, Jun. 4, 1853.
Fleur, per bbl., $4,50 a $5,00
White Wheat, 00 cts per bu.
Red " 85
Corn,
45 a 50
Buckwheat, ats 40
O
, 33
_ _
15 cts. per lb.
10
Butter,
Tallow,
Lard,
Eggs, 12i .. « doz,
Potatoes, per bu., 371 a 50
Beef, per cwt., $4,00 a $5,00
Pork .. « 5,50 a 6,00
Dry Apples, per bu., $l,OO
I'ITILADELPIIIA, Jan. 4,1853.
Flour, pee bbl., $5,50
White Wheat, per bu., 1,20
Rod ,t u 1,15
Clover Seed, « « 5,75 a 6,00
MARRIED,
On thn 3Vill lift., by liuv. W. M, Dentriek,
Mn. JACOU C. CouLI; ; of Mccuuncli.tumn, to
11 I.f 8 CATIIIAIIINE Byron, of the vicinity of Mc-
Ci Lnull,town.
At Pennsylvania Purim° on Thurday the 23d
nit., by Rev. Robert Hamill, Mn. GEORGE 11.
Poareni of Alexandria Pa., to Miss SALLIE W.
dunghtsr of John Lyon, Esq.
On the 90th tilt., in Porter township, by the
Hen. T. A. Robley, Mn. DAVID ENYEART, to
Muse ELIZA HoovEn.
In MeVeytown, Mifflin County, on Wednes
day 22d ult., by Her. Wm. IL Mills, Mn. Tams-
Al CARMON, to MUM Ante J. STEWART, both
of this place.
I
\
Spotto,;,.l.
to Aliss C.% I:tNE E. of l'elet shorg.
In l'otrt • lints. tn, t.ie 21st the .solne,
CHM, ,e%l.ltnicllT. Esq., of Elonodfltrg, to !Bliss
EVALINE N. WING..O of l'etershorg. .
In Thintiogdoo. on tie 21 , 1 nit. IT the
IiENNEDY to Ali, Sus.tx 111ctio,
all of ti i. e• .i,;ty.
At the 11 , i1 , .. 0,1 !NM, flnntin dun. tlnth eat.
hr• the same. 'MR. 1) ten, 8. 11:tss to Ali.s BAIT.
ITARA NLFF, ali of this county.
On the 24th nit. by Rev. J. 13, Williams, Mn.
ANDREW GOODWIN to MISS BARBARA LUCAS,
KB Of thin borough,
ALMA NA FOR 1853.
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JAN. 1
2345 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
80 31
FEB. 1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 10 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28
MARCH. 1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31
APRIL. 1 2
5 • 6 7 8 9
12 13 14 15 16
10! 10 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
MAY. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 81
JUNE. 1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 20 30
JULY. 1 2
3456 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
'24 25 26 27 28 29 30
AUG. 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31
SEPT. • 1 2 3
4 5 0 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 '2O 21 22 23 '24
25 26 27 28 29 30
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OCT. _ 1
2346 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 21 23 26 27 28 29
30 31
NOV. 1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 10 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30
DEC. 1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 n 15 16 11
13 19 '2O '2l '22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Juniata Bridge Company Notice.
The I.teekhuitler of the Jutilitta Bridge Compa
ny in lima ii,gdett comity, ore nereloy notified [nut
an elertiodo for one l'resnlent, six Alootingers, one
beeretary and Treasurer, will he held at the Pub
lic House of Cloro,noin Cuuts in 11w Borough 01
Huntingdon wt Monday the I Otho tl,ty ut J111111111 . .y
next, between the !wows of 2 and Ii o'clock, P. M.
of said ,lay, to manage the affairs of said Compa
ny fur the ensuing ye u•
JAMES GIVIN, Sce'y
Jain. 5, '33.
For Rent,
From the first of next April, the Brick House
in the ens: cunt oi tie Borough of Huntingdon, ut
prudent occii,ied A. King.
Aldo the store Komi! in Market Street occupi
ed by 'Thaddeus Simonton.
WM. DORRIS.
Hum. Jan. 5, '53.-3t,
Huntingdon Co. Med. Society.
A meeting of the Hunt. Co. Med. Soeloq,
will be held at the usual place, on Tuesday Jan.
11, 11353. A ceneral attendance is requested.
MeeULLOCII, See'y.
Jan. 5, '53.
IVANTED.
In exchange forynerehundize, 500 bushels of
dried apples, paired; 250 bushels of Peaches, un
paired. A. S. HARRISON, & Co.
thy' Barnum and Beach Inive advertised that
the, will issue a mew weekly paper, called the 11 ,
lustrated News,
at six cents per copy, the first
number having been advertised to "appear tel Sat
urday last tic ISfil inst. It gill be of 16 pages,
tided with literary 'natter of the highest standard,
and a great number of large and handsome engra
vings. They say they intend to make it the twat
111,,,,E e ted nee simper in the world. Their En
gravings are intended to embrace clews of Public
liniblings, important l'ablie Ceremonies, limo-
Heal Eveuts, e'l
W.c., $60,000 Noce been set apart, to be specially
devoted to the impto,ellicht amiwiltalitileist. ul
the paper. 'rho l'ruptirturs are 11. L. &A. E.
Beach, with P. 'l'. Barnum, us special partner.—
The prices arc as tillows, by snail :
One Copy per voluniB,• $1,50
Four Copies, 5,0 U
Ten ‘' 64 10;00
Invariably in advance.'
A,l4ress, Publishers of the Illustrated News,
N. T. City. Thu ollice is 128 Fulton' Street.— ,
The euterprize is a great one, hut the publishers
have the energy, euterprize, ability and means to
carry It out sneressfully.
r7V:
A lntre.ii t ,t
!I 11M...11111Na a rich mu' Store
Good, to their new room in l'ortstown.
'Their in entirely new, nod of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, COOTS AND
SIIOES. HAT.; AND CAI'S, GLASS,
HARD & QUEENSW A RE. READY
MA DE CLOTHING.- VA.RIE
TIES AND NOTIONS, &c ,
nil of vchirh w ill be sold at the .lowbst rates for
cash or exchanged tor country produce. •
Cr The highest pike given et ell tunes for
every .kseription of merchant:Ode grain.
Broad Top Depot, Dee. SO, 1852.
TOWN PROPERTY
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC SALE.
The .subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on
Wednesday the 19. th daj (if .htneury next, on the
premises, that valuable and well improved Lot
of Ground situate in Allegheny Or Railroad street,
in the linntingdon, on which he now
reside, and on which is erected a BRICK.
DWELLING lIOUSE, and ai lingm
BuILDING adjoining, suitable Inc any mercantile
purpose, having a gi ud Store Rpoiti and Ware-
Innis° Room extending hack to the Canal, with
goint well or water, it Brick Comult Cistern, an
Ice House, and all other convenient o u t buildings;
in excellent repair.
_ .
Timm—One third id bond, and the remaining
two thirds W inn equal animal payments with in
terest—to he seemed Lv the bowls and not
Of the pur v ln t ,c, LOUIS SCHNEIDER.
December 30, 1852.—t0.
1,000 BOOK AGENTS IVANTED,
TO SELL PICTORIAL AND USERUL
AVORKS FOR THE YEAR ►853.
$l,OBO Dollars a Year!
IXTANTED, in every C o unty in the U. States,
V active and enterprising 1.11. to engage in
the sale of some or the hest 13ooks published in
the country. To d wen of gaud address, possessing
a small capital ()Men $25 to $l.OO, such induct:-
m e m, will he Oflered as to enable them to make
from Ais to $5 a day profit.
Books published by us are all it,ifid in
their character, extremely popul a r, nod cuwmnud
large sale, wherever they are leered.
Fur further particulars. a ihlress, (postage paid.)
HOB ENT SEARS, Pr timsumt.
ISi Williant Street, New York.
J),:e. 50, 1852.
0 Yes: 0 Yes! 0 Yes:
. AUCTION
At Billy Stewatrt's, on Railroad
Street.
The undersigned having determiend to close
hetsiness and leave Iluntingdon, will offer his en
tire stock of new .111iI , easuitablu Dry Goods, Gro
veries, Boots and Slices, flats, Caps, and Cloth
Queenswure, Ibirdware, &c , AT
PUBLIC A I:LATIN, to commence on the first
Aluntlay of the January Court, aml continue kola
day to day, and 1) . 0111 night to night, till all is t. 1,111.
Nothing will he reserved that will sell for anythiny
war first cost!
. . .
1 will also offer, nt the same time and place,
ali lay town property, including the old Iltisiaess
Stand, on Railroad Street, with Dwelling, 11'are
house, Store Room, &e. Ott the real estate, but
a small part of the purchase money will lie mita,
ed in hand, and the payments be !mule easy to
suit the times.
W U.I.IAM STE WA wr
N. 13,, I woul'a use this occasion, once movc to
call on those indebted to save costs by settling
their accounts lochire 1 leave town; utt.l m0,.,c
those busing elitist. to present oleo for payownt.
Hunt. Dee. 24,'32.-3t. \V. S.
Dissolution of Partnership,
The Partnership lieretolive existing between
Cunningham & (7reswelb hi the Comini,ion and
I , orivariling liminess, at Waterstvect has been this
day (Dee. 13, '52.) dissolved by nititnal consent.
all persona having 1.1.1 ilealimo with said firm,
will please call tie settle their accounts with eith
er of die Partners at the Mil stand.
.1. J. CI NNIN(111,131 & .1. CRESWELL.
The husines, will he carried on alt the old stood
and on the same tams hy the sohwriher.
J..). CUNNINIIIIAM.
Pont. Dcc• 22.'52.-3t.'
STRAY HEIFER.
Came to the residence of the subscriber, in
Porter township, about the last (Clone, ii Stray
Heifer. aliont three years old. The owner is re
quested to ruins haward, Kure ptoperty. pay
di:irge4 iiml take her away, otherwise she will be
ili,pused of aeeurding to law.
LOUIS SNYDER.
Dee. 23,'52,-3f.
Executor's Notice. -
Estate of MAnoll.l. MEAxs, into of Morris
township, deed.
Letters Testementery on the shove Estam,linv
ing lietn paid' d to the maletsigctil, all per
sons iudelited will make immediate payment, and
those haring claims will present them duly tot
thenticated fin• settlement.
D. P. TUSSEY,
AVM. C A LDW ELL, 5 Executors.
Per. 23, 'S2.-et.
FARM FOR SALE.
)
Will he sold at Private Sale, a farm situated in
Woodcock Volley. 14} miles from Huntingdon.
and 2 9010: from Marklesburg, and known as the
Sundial., Trier. It consists of S5O Acres
of hoot. it which about 250 acres are cleared.
fenced, mai nudcr cultivationi, and the balance is
well thol , erc.l. The property well watered,
several ..treani: pos-ing through it. Nearly the
whole tract is Limestone Laud and can lie made
to yield largely. 'rite iinproVellielltB are Three
Dwelling . and a Barn.
A large• r ion of thu purchase maned will he
allowed to r lan secured by a mortgage oft the
property.
Apply to Miles& I)urritt, Huntingdon, or Jacob
Cues cell. Trough Creek.
N. IL The land is patented. Possessioh will
be given on the let of April next.
Huntingdon Dec. 16,'5'2...t1:
Administrator's Ilotice:
Estate of Nietiot„ts TuouTwi,tn, late of Barre,:
township, Huntingdon co., dee'd.
TETTEIis itarninistration having been grant
-1.4 ed to the tirolersigwed oil the above Estate, all
persons louwitig theitt,elvei hidebted will make
immediate pity tilolt, owl tilt), having chtimi will
present theta duly antheutiemen for settlenceni.
NI El, THA)II'I',W N
Si t1.0M.0.N TROUTWEIE,'
Atbitiniiirittors.
Deeember I G,
DR. N. A. HENDERSON,
HAVING provided himself with a new Office,
udjuining the late residence of his father, Dr.
JOHN HENDERSON, respectfully tenders hi.; Pro
fessional services, as heretofore, to the public.
Huntingdon, Dee. 2, 1852.
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H. W. SNIT 11,
DENTIST,
ErLATING DON, Pa,
November 18,18119:
rncl LIMATI",N.
WialtrAs o o t ne• directed.
at Hun the I It;t day ut Deeeinlier,
A. 11. 11 , :,2, tinder the halals 4.1 seal: of the
Hon. George Taylor. President of ihe Ceart of
Common I'le ~, Ili er caul Terminer...id
Lcucr
al jail deliver: 111 . ihl . 4;01 judivial diqtriet
comp(.,l of I:untinedon. Illaicionl Cain
lain, and the Hull. Tholltilft F. Smart nail
than his associates, Judges of the
county of Ilamit,,ton, justices ns,ienc , l, cl.,,oint
ed, to hear toy stud' determine all and evk . y In
dir•mcnt, on de or taken fir or COOPertiln till
(Tit)111, hy the ItIWN of the State are 1111111 e
eapitill ur. teimiies of death and other ()Weaves
crimes emit misdemeanors, whi c h have heel' or
shall liereOter lie committed or perpetrated for
crimes itOresiii(J-1 an Coll . llllittlrierl to make pith
lie proehtmatiou throughoat miy whole
that a Court of flyer and 'l`crininer, of COlllllll/11
Pleas mai Quarter sessions; will. lie he : dut the
Court litiase in the florongli of itantiitgdott• on
the sound (unit 10th day) ht .January
next, stud those ahil 1011 prosecute the cold pri- !
SitIICIN he then awl there to pro.eente them as it
shalt he just. :old that all Justices Of the l'enee,
Coronors nu 1 Comtahles within staid comity lig
then and there in their proper persons, :i t 10
o'clock, A. N. of ,ai.l day, with their records, in
quisitions, eximmations mei reinetuhrata,. to
do those things whieli to their unites respectfully
appertain.
Dated :it Huntinedon the 11 th day 'of December,
in the veer of our Lord 1652, nod the 76th
year of American Independence.
WSI. 11. ZEIGLER, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALES,
By virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Ex. will he
exposed to sale at public veteltie. at the court
Ilou, in the 1,0r,i1.4 . 11 Huntingdon, on Tuesday
the lith ,In; .I:ifotli, 1g53. at 10 o'clock, A. M
the following. lieNeril,e4 leroperty, to wit:
All the right, title, and interest of John
Rtuniey, in and to a: lot . of ground in Spring
field township, Huntingdon county, dor
taining one half acre of groUnd bounded
by lands of Robert Madden and sehool
house lot, having there'll erected t 4 one
and a halt' story frame weather boarded
house, &c.
Seized, taken in execntiotr, and to be WeiNT
as the property of John. Ramsey, (of B.)
ALSO—AII the right, title, an interest
of defendant, George Morriss, iu and to a
tract of land, in Henderson township, Hun
tingdon county, containing 266 acres, be
the unite more or less, having thereon er
ected two-two story log houses 2 log barns,
al tat 80 acres cleared and in a state of
cultivation, adjoining lands of the estate of
Alexander Gwin, Esq , dee'd., and land of
Elisha Shoemaker, with the appurtenances,
&c.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property of George Murrits. •
ALSO—AII the right, title, and interest
of Elias Hoover, in and to all that certain
piece, parcel or tract of land situate in
Cromwell township, Huntingdon county;
bounded on the north by lands of Andrew
Hegie, D. Blair, Robinson & Co., on the
east by lands of Blair, Robinson, & Co., on
the south by lands . of Locks, and on the
west by the Blacking Mountain, containing
three. hundred acres, more or less.
Seized; taken in execntion, and to be sold
as ,the property of Elias Hoover.
ALSO—A tract, or piece of land, in
Henderson township, Huntingdon county,
containing 69 acres, inure or less, shout 45
acres of which arc cleared and cultivated,
adjoining lands of James M. Sankey and
James Porter, having thereon erected a two
story log house. a log barn and other im
provements— the property of Defts.
Siezed, taken in execntien, and to be
sold as the pr .porty of William Sankey
and James M. Sankey.
ALSO—Two lots of ground in the town
of ‘Varriorstuark, as the property of Abed
nego Stephens, being on the corner of the
street or roads, one of which leads from
Spruce Creek to Phillipsburg, acid the oth
er from Birmingham to Pinegrove, and ad
joining a lot of Dr. H. K. Neff on the
north-west, having th'ereon a two story
Store [louse nn the ,-,orner; mid a twee sto
ry Dwelling . rinse on the hit adjoining.
Dr. NCIf; both weathMioarded and painted
white, with ~ ther necessary buildings and
a stable—Also an out lot adjoining said
town, containing 6 acres, more or less, in a
gond state of cultivation.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of Abednego Stevens.
ALSO—AII Deft's right, title, and in
terest in and to a tract of land in Jackson
township, Huntingdon County, containing
twenty-nine acres, about twenty of which
are elcared and under fence, having there
on erected a Log House two stories high;
and a log barn, adjoining lands' of Solomon
Hamer on . the north, and on the west by
lands belonging to the estate of Leonard
Stelfey,' dec'd., of Samuel Rudy on the .
ionth,,and on the east by lands of the es
tate of Leonard Stacy—Also one wher
tract in Barree township, containing 15
acres 12 or 13 of which tti.o cleared and
under fence, adjoining land of Nicholas
Troutwine on the east, Christian Gearhart .
on the west, of Solomon Hamer ou the
north, and lands of Thomas Logan on the
south.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
as the property . of 3liehael . St °trey?.
• • WS!. 11.2EIGLItiSheriff.
Dec. 16,'52.
ROCLAMITION.
WIIEREAS, by a precept to me directed by
the Judge,. of the toMmon Pleat‘e of the
cautity of Ituntingdon, bearing: to-t the II th day
of nbCrulhee 1852. lum Cllllllll.ltiliell 10 make
Public l'ruchunation throughout my whttle
wick, tout II Court of Common t„.
held in the 'f
curt !'.tt'' in ti;o It., • ; • .•
tiogdon, 4,11 the li,ird Mon Ity
Jam, A. D., 1853, fur.the trial Ili .
Court, which remain undetermined lie the
said Judges, when situ where all jurors, to itnesset
and suitors, hi the trial of Mt iseueuu ore required
to appear.
Dated at Huntingdon, the I Ith day of December,
in the year of our Lord 1852, and the 76th year
of Auteriettu Independence.
WM. B. ZEIGLER, Sheriff.
I)ee. 16, '52,
AVERY largo lut of LIO.SOM PiS•S,
CM. PI-va, AAR RINGS, PENCILS
o• ICE I'S for the ladies at Eby. Simla's.
REGISTER'S NOTICE
Notice liereliv given to all persons intere , ted
t!::it the. I'dlo,,ing named pCE$Olls love settled
their iimonnts in the liegister's °nice, nt Hun
tingdon. ;oil that the said accounts will be pre
sented fu contirivatiuu and allOWilliee, at an Or
phans' Court, to he held at Huntingdon, in and
thr said ronnry of H11;46 . 4,00, be Wednesday the
12th day of January next.
1. David Walker, Administrator of I)nvid
Peightal, late of Hume township, dee'd.
2. Benedict Stevens, nod William Rut
tar, Administrators of John Hutt late of Crom
well township, dee'd.
3. Mordecai Cliikote, Administrator of John
Chileote, late id Cass township,
4. Simon P. Maloy, surviving Administrator•
of Esther Luger, late of Cromwell tuwmildp,
dec'd.
5. Peter Shaffer and William Sharer, Exent•
tors of the last will ufJuhn Shaver, late of Mor
ris township, ilec'd.
't. Hobert :\lcßurney. Guardian of Motu chill
minor child of Josiah 13all, lute of Jaekt.un too to.
ship, deed.
Z. Thomas Anders nn, Administrator of John
Ftheeder.,lafe of TO township. dveti.
8 i%jiliou noorgomery, Administrator of Sa
rah newart, late of West township, deed.
9. Tholhas 71
StateF, ,ting Adtuinitrator of
Joseph Stewart, late of the Borough of Hunting
dun deed.
M. V. CAMPIMML,
Regincr's (Ace,
Ilumingduti, Dee. 16, 1852.
NOTICE
To the Stockholders of Me Huntindon
and Broad Top jlountain Rail
Ro.ul and Coal Company.
In pursuance of the Act of incorporation. and of
the general Art of Agseinhlv regulating Ifni'road
Companies, the undersigned, Commissioners of
.111 Company who have acted, berebv give no
tice, that they have appointed Monday the
tenth day of January, A. I). 1843,
between the hours of nine o'clock, A. M., /Old live
o'clock. I'. ill.. thr the subscribers to the Capital
Snick of said Company to meet at the Court
House in the Borough of Huntiogdon, for the
purpose of the said Company, by the
klectioll of if,;;L, diret.tui.i, (Me of whom is, m.
smile tone, to he chosen is President.
.1. G. Miles, A. P. Witoo, Thomas Fisher, J.
McCann, James Gsrin, James Entrekin, !Maid
//fair. ./arses Saxton, John Kerr, John Scott, S.
S. Irhartom. John Geo,ye Jackson, .Inn.
Porter, !sync! Geajius. ~11 Green, JohnACul
loch, James Clark, .1. 11. Irialrode, Jar . ob 6;6-
well,Charles Mickley, Alexander King, Job Mann.
Samuel L. Russell, , n , , Andrew J.
,v, ;11 -. iv.. v. -Schell, David Mcilartrie, John B.
Given, Wm. Ayres, George ll'. Speer, IVs. P. Or
bison. Leri E 1411711, James Patt m. R. 1/. Pelriken,
A. ll'. Benedict, Alexander Port, James Maguire,
basic Cook, George Gwin. Janus Calni , bell, Dan
iel Grove, Henry Zimmerman, Ir. T. Dougherty.
December 2, D 352.
NEW GOODS
EVERY MONTH,
At The Cheap Cash &Yretluee Et ore of
James grieker.
The undersigned, encouraged during the pest
year, by the very liberal patronage of•a distern
jog ',oldie, ha, made perni.nuent nrratigements
for receiving, from the Eastern Cities, FRESH
G. /DS EVEIZY His stock of Gnu
dories, Drugs, Cunfeetionares, Boots & Sle es, Li
quors, Notions, unit general varieties, is ttow• ex
tensive and rots •lete, r,f• the very finest quality,
and sold wholesale or retail, ut thevery lowest
tigin es for cash or country produce.
Dee. 2. '32.-Iy.
Small 1 arm for Sale.
The suliseriber offers, nt private sale, t)le
Ilia:it:bawl Fair. lir tal) acres, on Maidh be
in llcndw,nu township, one mile aterth
east of Huntingdon. The land is. of the best
finality Of slate, ;ill tilLtblc, awl s ell watered,
about 40 neves are in good cultivation, the rest
well timbered. A new, - emmineli.ifis, and neatly
linisbed frame house lanai log stable; awl a line
"reliant a); paling: spade and peach trees-mostly
grafted trait—are to the premises. Intending an
move west in the spring, 1 am determined to sell
on reasonable terms.
SAMUEL r•RIEDLE
Oct. 15, '52.-3th.
GRAN]) oPENING
of
Fall and Winter Clothing
AT THE HUNTINGDON CLOTH.
!NG STORE.
A. WILLOUUIIIIY, lia.jast returned from
the e;,.1 with a large and splvinlid assortment ut
Fail and Winter Goods
fir men and bass, made in the latest lotion and
in the !mist daralde in:inner. Who over wants
dressed hotter and cheaper than any body
eke in town, let him call at Wthi.ouunnv's
Clothing Store, pus door West or Thus.
Reed & drug store in Ilantingilon. Call and
see for yourselves. • October 21, 1852.
J. & W. SAXTON
lined just received the most magnificent snmayof
Fall and Winter Goods
eve': fitl'ereil to the citizens Ilioningilon.
con-,t CV.•I•1 variety of Dress Cowl.. s iis
Dress l'atcrits, plain and figured
Parinetta tle ,
odors, Silk Lii-tres, &c.. 11,1 'Tr%
thing iii the shape of Ludic,' I)r,•''
131acrt Silk. 'loaner Silk. Sick every
variety and color; Cloths, Cassiniere &nal Te,tin . g
of every variety itnil color. Sattinetts it ail price,.
ALSO,
590 piCeeq nsßorted Prints, Long Sloovls, Thibett
Cnructs,
Carrel I.g, Leal. CriiratS, 1,1.11 u, Clalair, I.:1-
il , )11110 H11;11011, Fi,itlier, Linings, Gk.,
of every violet V; ',lint, 14i", Triouniogs.
till, I'loll'o4, Muth, Bonnets, Berman Mods,
Huziery,
HARDWARE,
the hest assortment ever offered in this place.
QUEENSW4II2E,
n beantifiti assortment of every variety and at ex
eeetliagly low mires. •
BOOTS and STTOES,
. .
such as Crab' Lemlivr.,sintl coarser. rogue Mots.
Al n—ull kind, of Ladies and Genii hues; please
call and examine our stock.
BATS and CAPS,
Mole.kitt liat4, No. 2 31 ,, 1e,kin huts, and
aa outliers variety of C,ip. lor Al, n Bop..
GROCERIE:S
at ouch prices as cannot Mil to please the moot
ttstidions. Also--evert other article, ouch as
are commonly kept in a country store, , Oita we
are selling lower Mau any other house in town or
country; call and ace. We are detet mined to sell
otr OUT old stock at cost, °rimier. [oct. 14, '52.
tarlio bls. No. 1 herring, for selent the .tore
of Geo. GIVIN.
JS r RECEIVEI) and for aala Fish. Salf and
Plaorr by 3. & w. SAXTON.
T:g l er; 14007 M 3A751
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN •
BACON, PRODUCE, AND PITTSBURGH
MANUFACTURES ;
No. 23 Wood Sr. Pittsburgh.
Particular attention paid to the sale orßlootriz
and Pig Metal, and CASII advances made.
Dec. 9, 's2.—ty.
Executor's Notice.
Estate of Hann , Wninc,late of West township*
dec , a.
Letters testamentary haring been granted to
the widqroiololl on.tbe above estate, all persons
'indebted wilt 'mike iminedi.:te payment, and
those having.elah, eQt-rte will pre
,ent Then, detw olitheiait• !uttlement.
Anoi,Pl-11.%4 I'. worrE,?
JOHN C.OI.DSTOCa, 5 Exe:,ors.
Dee. 9. '52.-6t.
CHEAPELL Till,l THE CHEAPEST I
JACOB SN`IiDER,
To his old flint's, and the Public Greeting.
Whereas I have just returned from the Salt(
with a full sdipply of
Ready Made Clothing
fur Men and Burs—l em prepared to soil
Coats, from $2.50, to $14.110.
Pant 4, from 51,75. to 15,41)... •
Vest., Haut 75 vents, to $5,011. •
Shirts, and Shirt Collars, lints, Cups, floret,
Suspenders, &e. he., of all sorts, 4 , sizes, at prices
to suit all purcha.:ers. Call and examine, beforb
coo buy, at the Ohl Stand in Market Street.
Hunting lon, October 21, 1852.
BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERA.
T LIRE.
Republication of the
LONDON QUARTF.Ri. , Y, THE EDIM
BURG'I. THE NORTH BRITISH;
AND THE Wv,s - rmINSTERE•
VIEWS. AND BLACK
WOOD'S EDINBURGH
MAGAZINE.
TERMS.-PAYMENT TO CE MADE IN ADVANCE.
For any one of the four Reviews, • • $3OO,
Fnr any two do. •... 9 00,
For any three do. • • 7 00.
For all f n n• of the Reviews, 8 00.
For I)lackwood's Mazizine. 3.00.
For Blackwood :ni•l three Reviews. • • 9 00.
F or nhickwood :Ind the finir Reviews. 10 00.
LFAIN;mII) scoTT & en.; Fithlighers,
70 Fulton street, entrance 54 Gold street,
New York,
THE ELEPHANT
• •
4
•
NEW GOODS.
The medi c are hereby informed that the sub.
scriber has leased that popular and well known
store room in the Elephant building, opposite the
Railroad where lit has just received and
opened the latest and best supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
in town. Ills stock consists of every variety o
Y GOODS, GROCERIES, HAND IVAIIE;
(41 trA liE ' 11007'S, SHOES, &c., &c.,
all of which will be sold low for the "dust," ur
exchanged for 'mummy produce. .
Ladies Mel gentlemen are respeettlffly invited
to call and -.vice the Elepliant,' at least, as no
charge is MAC fur exhibitingahomnimal.
ALL CARMON..
October 14, 18:52.
ALL'S GOLD TILT GLITTERS"
in the Large and Splendid Storl of Watchei;
Jewelry and (,Yorke, just apencd by
EDMUND SNARE.
lie hoe by the most eXtCHSire and hest se=
leeted assortment ever brought to Iluntingeen,
cnmpri*iu;;
Vail and Silver Watches, (liuniing•
Woclies,Patent Levers, Anchors, Lepines and
Qua tier,.) Fob, Vest :mil Cooed Chains, Finger
nil Ear Kings, preast Pins, Cuff and Scarf Pins,
Medallion CASef, Sett's, Keys, Petteik, Filver
'Coble Ware, Coral Beads, Spectacles, Gold Pens,
Fine Knives, Port genaids, and rn endless vari
ety of FanyY C ods. •
'Cr haviag. fine Watches and Jewelry
needing - repairing. can eontidently leave them with
him, as he ha, employed one of the hest workmen
ill the Stilt.. W.l'k NV t ititANTLD.
Huntingdon. In, 14. 1852.
To " Ail the ll'orld and the Rest of
Nal:kind:"
KNOW YE TH✓lT'
GEOH.6.I,WrN,
• •
ifitsittat tweireil from the Enetern Cities a large
andaplrndjd assortment of fresh
FM.L and WINTER G 0031315,
At his 0)..1 st.l in Markil Nunn!, where lie will
ptc.ood to. see lie ulti customers, mid the pub.
lic
I 1.: Geeds were selected to suit this market,
. 4, 4 6e is determined to sell on terms to suit par
-ers.
Gib assortment conbistsul Dr(Y.GOGra,
Groceries,, Queensware,
Hats and,Caps, Glassware, .
assets and Shoos, Etardware, ace
great variety of Goods of kinds.
Keeling thankfUl ti n • past favors, he hopes. by
strict attention to business, to merit neontitmaneer
ache alone. (oct. 14, '52.
gIiTTOR
I wits one of the of our citizens who
were Attracted by the —Grand Exhibition," of our
neighbor Charles S. Bleek.•lisq., end I of mime
attended the opening. exhibition, lOM nitu one
of tl.e tew the vain. of a good
nen , PAper , Being therefore .'booked this
filets, and tho whin ulthe pres.vaiiti etpanii. to
impact biali.tuntial knowledge to the taidC , Siant.
it: 413 of my tivh,libor,, ,
inetbud
to soy ro *mat have.your Soles u ell
cared tar, call at illodes, and examine his clock
of Ladle:, and Geutleui•ii's, shoes and boots, Ito
mtrrants the work not rip; and stitches without
charge if it does. Neighbors try him. -
FEIIESTRIAN
Oct. 14,1852.
I tJSEI'li DOUGLASS, ALOuunelleotwo,
hits constantly k prepared to
make mai repair GUNS elm' kinds at the Awe
est notice. Non. 20. '52.
BU 1 . 111 A.:, taken iu
the Cheap Store of J. BRICASER.