'United States,
r, exlor,r.liisary fi11fe.1 . ..11 ill Tile 1 1. 0 , 4 , 1
Stfiten 91; Territories 9; plyalat ion 25.0.0. fa ,hr r;,.,,,,
000; agriculture, annual va'ue $2,0)0,000M
corn most valuable, yielding $400,000,000 an H. O. FAIIItELCS
nually; tonnage 4,300,000 tons; capital in CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINT:MP/IT,
manufactures $000,000,000; imports, 18 Il• " • rA111117'1.12 S " EXT.IN /*: .1 it ll
$276978,007, and exports $230,975,159; la
~ t.hr truth of a•hinh is placed
Ler (other than agricultural,) annual iialne, the vast. sales of th , " 0101
$1,500,000,000; aggregate individual income. perlornie,l by it. whiyli previ,
$1,000,000,000; Calif 'mitt gold per annum, ! hat all other ine.licines and the Aid
$11.00,000,090, coal fields, iurfaee T. 13,112, eq. ; °E
( } : f ." . ; 1 ) 1 1) ." ici " 1 " i " th " i '"""'
miles; receipts for customs, lands, etc., 1853, I t 3 i s : s .Zrhbi a p a o l s n s s e ' sYn t g ra' ::
anieiodn(F.„"„7,"ntr:ieftii,lifir
rm,
$31,337,574, expenditures for the same time all their stimulating. anodyne,*penetrattn/i, tine-
5443,563,263; national domain, 2.174,188 sq. thous and revulsive properties, an 4 the Cl''
miles or laud; tuitional debt. $50,000,1100; bank. Desert ."'
ing capital, $300,000,1100; sehouls 91,000 ring d i ACM with '.
of bi uch ;th in t i :t l l s a"t ' t t r '
bCtl 4 st
acacenties, 6,000; culJrg. u, 234, and cithriches
30,800. Only lin22 of its white inhabitants
cannot read and write, 10,008,000 of its 21,-
000,000 of whites are native born. Its moan
are die highest, its prairies the must extensive
and ',dutiful. Such is its present: what will
be its future 7
THE SLOOP OE WAR ALBANY.—It HMS to
he hoping against hope to anticipate the safety
of this vessel, as nothing has been heard of her
since she left Aspinwall, over two mouths shier.
She rated 22 guns, and was built eighty years
ago in New York. her officers were Cinr,
manderhmes T GRIMY, of Mass., who entered
the navy during the war with Cire a Brittuiu ;
Lieutenants Wm. W Bleecher and M. intemn
erg luut, of New York, John Quincy Adams.
of Mass., and Henry 11011;,eN, of Washington
City; Stinger Stephen A. McCreary; Asst.
Surgeon. RiWd U. Corcoran; Purser, N ixtun
White; Master, Robert A Marr, and Midship
man Bennett J. Riley, with a full crew of one
hundred and eighty men.
DIED,
On Saturday the itstit inst., in this borough,
Mrs. J►SE LONONECKEIt, wife of Mr. John
Longue her, in the ::Lth year of her age.
On Sunday the 19th inst., in this borough,
Mrs. ELIZA EIML wile °I'M. Thus. King, in
the 25th year of her age.
VIEt rELIFAIRMU.
HUNTINGDON.
November 20, 1854.
$ll,OO
2,00
2.10
Flour per Md.,
Bed Wheat, per hu.,• •
White Wheal, per lA.
Rye, pm bu
Corn, per bu
Oats, per bu
Hay, per too
Butter, per Ih.,
Lard, per lb.,
Eggs, per doe.,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 28.—The Fluor
market has undergone no change. There is
but little export demand, and only 3a400 bar
rels standard brands, part Beltiuire, were dis
posed of $8,37} per barrel. Small sales for
home consumption within the range of 58,37 i
a 9,50 for common and extra brands, and fancy
lots,such as Excelsior, Mount Vernon and New
York, at higher quotations. In Rye Flour no
transactions. Corn Meal is 61 cents lower-800
barrels Pennsylvania sold at $4,6} per barrel.
Grain—There were but few sumph 8 or wheat
~frered on 'Change, and prices are well main•
trifled. Sales of 3000 bushels at $l,OO per lot.
fur prime red, 51,92 for mixed, $2 tir prime
white,and 1100 bushels infhrior at $1,413. afloat.
Rye continues iu demand, and 600 bushefs
sold at 51,23 for Pennsylvania awl 51,:22 tar
Southern. Corn is in good demand and has
advanced 1 cent—sales of 5a6000 bushels at
87a88 cents fur good yellow, principally nt the
latter quotation, in store; 80 cents for mixed ;
and 83 cents for new. Oats are dull and pri•
ces looking down-1300 bushels Delauare
sold at 51 cents perbushel.
BANK NOTE LIST
[( . :beiveleti Ireehill.]
PENNSYLVANIA. ICuutherlatttl Buuk, i
Philadelphia Bunks, pari.Miiteral Iltuuk, i
U. States Batik, 2u , ..111 other sol,ent. i
C'ltember,ltrg, '' DIST. C OLUMBIA.
Gettp,ltte,ll. All sul , :ept Batik, i
. .....
. .
Pittsburgh, d VIRGINIA.
17;ii, , Iiieh a Co. no sale Far Bianclies, i
LeiviNtoan, no sub: Near Branches,
f i
Midilleiown,Wheenng, #
i
Carlisle. Under YIVC3,
i ' -
Erie, ,iAoltTli CAROLINA,
Wayne , burr, i All solvent Bunks, I
Washington, 'Unaer Ficus, 1
Harrisburg, bU UTII CAROLINA.
Hon,dale, :All soicent Banks,
Lebanon. par:Untler 1' Ives, i
Monongahela. i , lill.:011111A.
West Branch Bunk, par;tlankins , ide,
Wyoming Bunk, par:Coin. is'k Miieue,uu wile
York plureli'ts 111: , lu. ittlitil
. " -
All other suli't. b'ke 1.111;^All Uther m1i.111.,
Relief Note 4, iiliuder nee,
Towanda Belief, no suli., A I.AIMAIA.
MAINU.:Bank . mobile, i
10ii1i1upter wit eilt, t
Cad I SI,
._. , .
Lalatseve, Bangor, toull :Notes; a
Matta: hank, Portland, 5 1.01:161ANA.
Mercantile, 13 . ..n,ur, ;.i. Utter suit ent la. ilk:, i
St. Croix, Calais, —011 W.
All solvent batiks, a Sulv't Cinei;aniti Irk, I
Small Suter, .:1 Clad ill,
I'tsiV HAMPSHIRE. 'Norwalk,
...... ..
AM solvent hooks, i'Oriinvallt; Society,
Small Notes, Ii A U other sob ent, 1
VERMONT. 'Coder Fives, 2
Bunk of M. Album, 1
fAll solvent Hunks, I
8.111 notes, 2
TENNESSEE.
AU solvent bunks, 1
Under lives,
MASSACHUSETTS:
........
All eel vent banks, #:All 1#
Under lives, ii: Under 1 ties, 2
- RHODE ISLAND. ;
Providence Cu. Bank, Oar. ix Mech., Detroit, 1
All solvent bunks, # Alieh. 111. t. Cu., do. if
Under fives # All others, uncertain
CONNECTICUT.
All solvent banks, #l4Northeru Bunks, nu side
Under lives, 011 others, uncertain
NEW YORK CITY. ' MISSOURI.
All solvent hunks, par-111 State of Mis s ouri,
NEW YORK STATE.i FLORIDA.
Atlas Bank, 24A1l Banks no sale
James Bank, 12#: ILLINOIS.
Northern Exchange, IState Wk do ltrauches,so
State B'k, Saugerties, Olivier Fives, 50
Bank, Citysgu, Lake, 4All utters, no sate
Solvent Country Wks, f INDIANA.
Post Notes It Ceriir. of State Ilk L Branches. 1
Dep. WI time issued Small Notes, 2
by Free B'ks, nu sale ARKANSAS.
NEW JEbbEY. All Banks, no sale,
broke; W ISC ON bIN.
All oilier solvent yar:ln. Cu. Checks, AlOw.
DELAWARE. A./tiler Banks. nu sale
Small Notts, lOWA.
All Banks, paoMini, Dubuque, no sale
MARYLAND. lither Banks, nu sale
Small Notes, CANADA.
Baltimore Banks, # All solvent Banks, 2
Salisbury, broke Bank or Wooster, failed
ALL KINDS OF
EL AM 41G1i ftailbik3l
JOB PRIN'iIAG,
81,11.3 i AS OILLtd, ! A STRAY CO W, shout 7
old. Wok and white
PROGRAMMES, CARDS&C colored, has liee linen tre.spanting
~ the Log Cabin Farm, .
Aid ad Kinds of L e go the borough of Ilinitiamilon. for romp
Inviter to clime forward and prove
Used by Magistrates & Others, pruperty pay charges and take her ,twey. AMES Luting and Silk work Genova. Kid
Priatc4 at the JULMAL OFFICk:. Nov 1834.-4 t KYLER. J-4 Morocco, and khan Ulm. anti .t the
Mrs of GI). (twin t
Read thelblioiring remqrkalde erne,
should Of Nell' phtee IL G. kitr,ll's
Ard,hin Liniment fitr lywowl
any Rimilar mosedy.
The triumphant success of the great Arabian
remedy for man and beast,
11. G. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT,
Ts causing counterfeits to spring up all over
the conntry, spreading their baneful - influenee
over the lamb robbing the pockets of the hon.
PAL anti nomnpeeting, by impsine open them
worthless and poisonous trash, for the genuine.
TT. G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, Fellow
Citizens ! Look well before you buy. and MN'
that the till of the bottle has the letter::
latfore Farrell's, for if it has not, it is t•nuud•,-
jcil.
The label around each bottip,or gen
uine I.i,llmellt reads then, "H. G. Farrell's
Celbrat•d .\rthi•o, " and the sig
nature of the proprietor, in written upon the
label also, and these words sure blown in the
glans !cattle,'' H. G. Farrell's Arabian Lini
ment, Pettria."
The daring boldness of the recreant who
would derein the people by imposinz upon
them worthless trash, for a really genuine med.
kin, thus net only ehentimt them cot of their
money, but that which is far dearer—their
health—ought to be held up in scorn. and re
ceive the contempt his dastardly spirit merits.
Let every one who regards his own health, and
wishes truM and honesty to triumph over dr,
ceytion anti rowdily, put his heel nn nll base
in/pm/tit/us, and nphold that whieh is, just and
right. The genuine TT. G. Forrelfs Arabian
Liniment has proved itself to be the most re
markable mediene known for the cure of
rheumatism, neural cia, pains. wherever located,
sprains, bruises, hardened lamps, burns, wounds
corns, chronic sore and weak eyes, lame bad:,
ele.etc.; and is an effectual remedy for hors, -..
and cattle in the cure of sweeny, distemper,
lameness, dry shoulder, splint, wounds, etc. ,
and will tha further pro„ re; •
......
alid blood sin,-
Look out for Counter Ails!
The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately uncle its appear
ance, called W. B. Farrell's ArithianLimment,
the most dangerous of all the counterfeits, be
cause his having the name of Farrell, t i nny
will boy it in good faith, without the knowledge
dint a countedeit exists, and they will perhaps
only distover their error when the spurious
mixture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is tuanufretured only hy
11. G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor.
and wholesale druggist, No. 17 M ain street,
Peoria, Illinois, to whom all applications fur
Agencies Joust he addressed. Ito sure you get
it with the letters li. Ci. before Farrell's, thus
U. FARRELLS—and his signature on
16 00
the wrapper, all others are counterfeits.
Sold hrTleis. Road & Son, Huntingdon, S.
E. Sellers Fleming. 11,1 lier, win desule, Pitts
lite, lit' autleirized agonts
th., 17,,it..,1 _ _
.
kir Prive tuid to.
ENTA WA NTED ill ton - u,
loimli.t iu :he Utlit.4l Slates. in whirli into
11,4 already .I.l , lruss li. (I. Far
r,ll as :ftentnitnitied with : zoo(' refercree
ill to charat•ter.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE
ttea! , •Esinte Sa;e,
Est,'le of Bei:edict Simms, dec'd.
B Y virtue of no ro ilrr of Niihau's Court of
Comity, will lie gold iit Public
Vendnc or owe,. on the premises. in Springfield
in mini county, on
Thursday, December 2S, 15451.
at 1 u'rh,cli of said day the following do,ri. A
real est.lte vir.: . _ .
A plantation or tract of land situate in Si.rit; : ,
field township to mill eounty, adjuntint: Imo!, or
,Mmes Booker on the WOHL S,lllllld ll(Miler nt
the North, mountain lands of Nett and Nlyton On
rp the East 111111 South, on whivh in erected a
tka.l. TWO sToRy HousE and Lot; BARN,
and tatotaining album
250 ACRES.
about one humlra, ne•re, o r nbieh aro eleAr..,),
1111 , 1 011 whieli id, a iarge quantity M 1,11 Ore.
Al.St),—A wither tra e m M . unimproved h ur l
situated in Clay tonied.ip, said enmity,
hind of Bethstrei—iir'B heir. , on the Ft-t,
William Edward:, on the South .101iti 51elmin 011
the North and ethers, containing. about 50
Acres,
.11:101,... lIF SALE.—One tiara of the pur•
chose inialey upon the elnitirfillif of ti e sale.
and the I.:1.111 .e in two elan! annual , ay
!items with interest from eolith tnation or sale to
Le secured hy the Bowls awl lortettee of the
purchaser.
BENEDIC I' STEVENS,
Executor or Benedict Stevens, deetl.
Nov. 29, 1554.-3 t.
Auditor's Notice,
Ti.untit•nogued a,.‘ittor appbotol h, the
Uridtaos (;Dort of Coway, to
ot,tritite the haat.a. ,, m the heads La the ad•
inuti,.trutor. of oar.(l tiatoit,o
those entithod thert la•rvlty given lioliuu t,•
ail pereuns ilitere.iled, that Ito will 'mend for
the pulp°:o of making Intl distrubution, on
Siturday the 2:ld day qf Ileember it,el, at
hi, nitiec, hi the borott m li of Illutitiu m tlott. at 1
o'clock, P. M. of void day, when and where all
persons interested mac attend.
JOHN 11.EED, Auditor.
Nov. 29, '5
Auditor's Notice.
rpriE undersigned auditor appointed by the
Orphans, Court or Homio.thoi county, to
distribute the balance in the hands of James
Hnrrison,adwiuistratorof IVtlliaun Harri so t,
dec'd., amongst those entitled to receive the
same, hereby gives notice to all persons
emelt, that he will attend for the purpose ot
nothing said distribution, no rhurgduy I
day of December 'met. at the. Re .
in the borough of Huntingdon, ut t. .
M., of said dap, when anti where all resole:
interested may attend.
• TIIEO. H. CHEMER, Aud.
Nov. 29,
Auditor's Notioe.
qCIE undersigned auditor appointed by the
OriMians' Court of Hiiiitinglun county, to
distribute the proceeds of the Sheriff's Sale id
the real estate of the Rev. James Y. Jl'Ginnis,
deed., in the hands of the iultit'r..of said dec'tl.
to ascertain .d report liens &r.. hereby gives
notice to all persons interested. that he will at
tend to the duties of his said appoilittnent, on
Friday the 22d q/' December next, at his ufflim
in the borough of Huntingdon, at I. o'clock,
P. M., of said day, when and where all persons
interested may attend.
JOHN REED, Auditor.
Nov. 29, '14.-It.
McConnell ntown Hors —Prot ecilux a 11 e
iotblimi tll Deee,fle s er. the 11 i 11.1 t LA SA I i.te+ N
CONANY. 1t.11,i 0.) ,T 7 111 5 111 . 0 C
L r 1 1'..1i1A1J6 • lr•i -• • • ./
" 4 "". 1:77/ . /.. 1 .1,;;;/./ . ;;;'7 ""
F 473-4, B Y J. PARTON. Isseurpota led by the Slate of Pen
ill
A.
• -
'1`111..-ii.. ,
1 i~. .
'l'.r
- • •
•t ,1•11 ill '111•11.
tliell . Il:li.t•.
NVhen a horse is stolen, to apprehend the
lii rse and thief. if possible.
3rd. If a le.r, is stolen err, s mpriiher nr
0.11 - ipal,. .1111 i 11 , 1 , ,, to, 11.1111.11 . 1 !II!
I . lolll ll e, •Htrt H.
w 1 1, tll 1,11•/•,.,
that it I, ;or the th:er • ~••t.
lurtt then enntinne the I:, til.
tiffs miles. unit. , t!•ii t ~r •t• and
thief are taken to ui that distanee If at the
end of fifty nines they hear of the horse and thief
further on, they will keep the pantait HS far as
they deem it requisite, the company ticfr,Q ing •
the expense. The company will Otter Me let
lowing 11,1110 S TO 14,1•111 e not n.en.hers of the
company. isi. For the HplirehreShsll the
horst: and Ihicf within the distance of fifty mi‘e,i,
s2o. over that di•diniee. $5(l. 2.1. F.,t the rap
ture tit the Inie,e alone without the thief; within
fitly tills., $25.
All the hor.es limier the protection of the
coninmii . are branded with the letters. Si. C.
The ono, in the Compimy ere from .McCon
itell.not n. ten n,ilr. io the ilireciiini of Bedfot•d,
including the eutoitry lying between Temire iota
moon taint; iu ell other direction.
from McContienstown lbw• miles. No members
are reeciveil beyond these limits.
Nov. 02,
ORPIIANS , I'OERT S.U.E.
vii the tit ant taller or the Orphans' Court at
Ituottitpthat. there wilt be sold at Public
Hole, till the premises, on
SATURDAY, the ICii iii in Itct ember, 0.454.
the following described Heal s.tititte in
Black bog Valley, in the tonrishii, of 5hi11...,
in the county Ituntoimlon, the propoi..y
Thifinn..;rownover, line of tile to,i,iop ami
comity attbrebuill, dee d , to nit cc, mot
niessaitge or tract 01 Mull, situate tt, toort,ml.
ill Ltinek Log :Mole, to, n,lop,
thin ',minty, adjoining hind, Of Peter t 'to.% no, er
011 file we,t 1111$1 IeJW \\ lit
litre t•I.I. .41 die ail , l till the e. 1,4
land ii.i-eirli
more 111.11.1,, ~111,1111. , 1
%knit a g 101 0, 11,111, ..irt: •.1 •.
SIINI tl.ele. c , Vt I
1 - LIOIS or SALL —l.ll, 'I•!,
day, ,lialtuaelalauce
(.:lit)tt NO
Mtn) . or' hos. l.run Hover, dee'll.
Nov. 22. 1,54.-Xt.
•
Notice to Tax Collectors.
litiCl/ Snit • :MI ('„ours . ax
liercbs notinefl. ~ 2
late law, to apply lb. (11.41' C,:•,011111•11a
Militia lines. on he:iwe On! jot M•mlay
I)eveniber next. i.e../ex , nenal.at• g
j en otter that time.
NIVE T. WIriTO , :
TIP) 111%11 7
.1:
BENJ. 1.. NEFF,
No, 2?. 'S4. 9t.
SYNC CICRITg *.:l3st ►n.
PA N AWAY from the solo:orPter i
Witiker rowndlip t llootioulott r nmtw l';‘
oil e 1 , 1 of Nov. ti negro Itoyt hr the Dime t
11,orti;ton tott 17 yett,t ttf +lt' , f'"
athotit 5 li.et height. olotve rewttill u '
11:titl tit 1111 rev,n who will bring tiv. soi:!.
Ain N KERR.
hack to n;sl.o,L•c.
2.4, 22, is.-.3t.•
W Ulf VE 1).
St•littol Ho eettirs lit'Uttiott di irict, Irish
11 to tttititl•ty FI VI.: TEACH to pike
tile Plllllll' said tii•trit•t, to
conitticitet. ttu the is' of DoecoV.er nom.
By order ol . the
SISMON WRIGHT,
Nov. 22, 1854.-2 t.•
TAKE NOTICE
~
~
~,
~,
I, • 1 W1 , 0111:11 1•11 . 1.
' , it' 7 -v.l vol111;w,, I hi,
11:1113 I.v ad-r.,11
11,, 4 I
ek s t • I. I Letkiii..-,...11—•
ri eliesi • i; s . et, ,i,ii, 'nen
sit-. ti,,,k11 Li.: .1,1 • • 11 . i. • ii,enter
will' .. I k Pitiire
4 . till. o •ry, it• .1t
S t IS , ty
us. 111 littuivil tit Ile , iee. i , tevetis
1 1 .1 1 i &
laud ('(11 . 1 . 11 & 1,17NN.
Nov. 22
ENCCIIIOI'S Not ice.
1 ETTEItS t..stnniviattry havitur lwen ,r,ioted
4 to the On the e-tate at . Ntate
Nett late a X‘'e , ..t t.iwnsltip vow.,.
tlett'tt. All iter , tal. iteletttetl, will make p:•yolutit
without ilelay.aril viola I•Lim.
sent them properly dollo.litivdted foe ...lenient.
JACOB
l'at'ter tp., Nov. 12, 1,54.--Gr. • her.
Land tar Sale.
A t
u r e e n e r t s
. 1 „t 1 , 1 . 11, ! I
11 I
ta11 . 1111., 11 1 .11111 153 ACI{ES the txre df
er port ofwl,iei,
litnemette lied, 111 a g./oil ,Irate of culti
vation 41, hoot 90 ite , es
lent, 5110 whirl, iv lilt•t-.111
Ihe till . 11,1 . 1 „"d :tune holt, and
1,a11,, wagon
A bevel ••
the Inal•e. ..111111, • I • ,!,
veer. A great rat iety tif tit, I I el, I I
11V 111114 el George Sallie I t.
JOIIN I.t) 1 T. , .
Nev. 22 1854.-40
P.4IA P.
ago C.U . : I).1 1 1illd 4114 'ir_fr ( 3ll,)
()I, New York, Wiluld
made arraniPowitts to .•,,fetpl
Ptrrsnrlton, till NI •• • ‘:
18t11, during whit+ tint, ••
daily, at hi- , •
I'II,IONARY • , t i• .• . 1 : 1. •
FIiMALF; , • I , ,
08 emillected a it t ,
To tlioi.e till , • , •
it
I • - 7 I.
1•I i •: 29, 1654-3 t,
J. ill. IRVINE, M. Ik
Grttrbiate of Ihr tisiewsity of Sre
. I_l A NI: cotirlutlo4l it, v 11
0111.01111
W,kirii.l,llkill . k. 1110011, ' , •11 I
SerVICC , 111 111.!.•itiZe11. ol i
rlitt!e and rico:ill.
.a L :or Sale.
Medical Feeolt ofthe l ' ioreNit, et' N
1)r../111111 1111 . 1`111101711, i 1,1 • , 1 ,1t• 111111.
1)r. 'leery ()Hedy. ,.• ~ . .vl,llip. 1111111610.
Nov, I, 1854.—tr. • - u t the Neon-ho-
Aduiiitialtator'e Not i,:c.
lETTEits ut.
granual to the undergignml, un thr
HENRI' LIGHTNER, late ul West towit , elp
tinpdon county, deu'd., all pursoom ovieMmi
nail estate urn requested Iu 11.1 ke
payment, and MI thusultatetstgelatites 14;1111,1 t .•
same will precut damn prttpurly atutounm..om
her nettlement.
m.‘utimir,T
Nuv. 15, '54. -tit.':iii,
I, 110. I t, • ,
the ,tery
et hi, lih ti,hi to be told." it is further sta.
1,1 L (3.01 tee behove,
) Intl ',nilin e ,. ball been Ltnli
•IV.,Sen liar Jae Utlt it
i lie but/
says the eating, "is us
; tuuuw it."
:IV' of author
• , inch h,.i hero resided, and
p or eittly hr, which /8
jol.ll . lll2.plieti uud WA,
As a leading object of the work was to show
how I.IOIIACE Ult11:10,i came to be the mail he
the hiatury is given of tile origin of his opin•
jou, itt,ti,cul and religious, and as complet, as
wevou.a, as 110:46101d 01 the ...milt:riot develop
meat tit' his inind iu uutowuril circumulances,
lid with the utmost restricted means. Mr.
ureetey • s arrival w Aew fork and his early
residimt, here are circumstantially narrated.
Ills first hit in lite occupied iu connection with
the esisoosiohuht of the lint cheap daily pa.
per, and Ilse author lie raised the opportunity
tu gl‘o, tor the hist mile, IL history 01 the Idea.
and 01 is 0r1,1001.001. fhe subsetinilit
tern present, in more or less of detail. ti race
l7reely u, ails 1,11101 . , Pet, A 1.11110 1 ., and l'uttlic
Speaker—it.wite.• tireely an Colynt.4,,
in It; N.(111111, iii IS rditti wit% , at Church, to
lioine, ie. etc. (hie chapter whimo.
ti eUliCeLioll of 11as hest E.l,torial itepartees ;
mealier, cm lot., tlerit l'raetteso 110'
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LIEUS,
atm,
Nov. 22, 1;7,14.—.1t.
IMPROVED LARD LAMP.
t .111: hat itig pur,:iTsed the full
1 and exelii,ive right awl privilege of eon
stroetiog, 0001 g, Roil vending toolliers. the right
to Make •littl .I.e, 111 111 e eOlllll, l of 1111111111,1011.
h I'OIE:AVER &
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All ortlevs 1111;111111 . ! attended to by niblees.:.
log, the milmeriber, 111 , 11,6/11111, 1111111. CO. Pd.
lill , /. W. CORNELIUS.
ills, NllO. 15, 1854.—Gin.
Ail to iit 61 rotor's Notice.
of the ll:state of
j Lori- bite 01'
unting.liiii comity dee'd, all iirilohted
t., •riie will mike payment delay.
:0! will pre,ent them
for -ettlem. , ..
CE.,11111 , : 11111%
SAMUEL LUTZ,
.p., Nov. lii.':{.-tit.' A.1.'0.
BoOKS! BOOKS WALL l'Al'Ell
20,000:.,
4,111 II•i-t•in, No. York owl
the
nod too, exteli , i , o ,took
rev]; hi outil t to tltr 'titer or or the Si 00. Ili.
I'ATI ;L;root ...I
p.lll I I 11,. ti
owl or -I,i ' , roe! • I • .1
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tett ....mt.'," to t. , e •ot:o. 1,, •
whole‘ale 1000 piece- \Vall
9 10 1:1119.t. fo , I,IIIIIIIOH, IS. 99 autl ;17
trlizr.l, and 1,2, t., ti_ 1.11 . gold J%II id the II
'4.'6: ,•\ 11,11,1.1
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A 'i!LT
but t.towl utt.t
to curry.
.; • 131-111:E1'
. • . isisset .teres,
e ••t I.ept qvillity of lime
no d•re• of arc cleared
ao.le , .111 i :11 II e , ud state of culti
U.. 11111.
II: LI; el:. one:. ge rr2. batik nrsiit
1 . 01 . 11 crib, large staple, suit tither
tall 1.:111.;ir , ,,. It lis% it poll iiieliard, mid good Oct. 18; 1854,
ztlt, pet , . .4t , trltig ft, callA SPLENDII)
Goodsjost receiver! at CARMON'S assortment of Ladies' Dress
upon tie att the pit:nat.... 1 will bilOW them
anti initee itutoru my tenni , .
JANES D] SARI. DURE WHITE LEAD, just liceired and fur
Nov. 1 5, 1854.-3m.' 'a le by R - . • Tr. tut X TOT.
1; 1 I N nir ' ; '" i ' l L is g„ir:",i ;,tileini I have reeeivail, awl not now opening, on
' Lh e e nu r i li i r u tr u r .,,, n o p r ;;: , .. e i n te ,
', C r oats' Hotel, n large and
oho e I irge sums pot their money Fall and Winter Goods,
"' Neeolllllt of the superior consisting of Cloths, Cessimers. Black [mil Foes
I, n , r re g t ,i' or i "," rn i but any
.y e r h a t i .. n e is
White c
d n g m u , r d wee .
A r I ;
0 .1 en . n i
u P e l a t
l : t o s f
I'hix S•tt•,ro Fox, has more thou half ani l - Kuck Flannels of oil lion ofdadlars, recur ly Invexcelfor the xutely noes, (. t'org Cloths. cl:rFch Meer
a1:;1,1) its n
n, : ,ere,leze,
every
day, from 9 u'elogis in the morning till 7 ,
o'clock in the evening. mid Slintilay and A Lat•Fe Lot of Dress Goods,
Silks Black, Bard and Plain, Bonnet Silks, Col
-I'eople who harp ''''''''''''''''''''''
b, pot in; are invited tars, tinilcisleeves Shimmazetts, Fancy Meri
t(' call at the Mlles for further information. Dresses, Flonneings, !Awe, Edgeings aunt Insur-
HENRY L lIENNER, Pent',. Rion, Ribbons, Trimmings, &c.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres't. •
Cotton Goods,
Rae., Secretary.
Sl
Nov. 1, 1854. uslins Metalled end Unlileiielied,Canton
Flmt
nets, Drills, Table Diaper, Crash, Gloves, and
llosery of all kinds.
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Queensware, l
Hardware and Cedar Ware.
Oil Cloths, Carpets, Carpet Socks, he.
Sly old rtstinners and ns many new 4)11. A. ran
crowd in, are earnestly requested to cull and ex
amine my goods.
All kiwis of Country Produce taken in ex.
change ii.r Goods at the highest market prices.
( Mt. la, 1854.
Administrator's Notice.
T ETTERS of Administration lowing been
• granted to the undersigned. on the Estate of
John Bradley. Sr.. deed, lnt.• of Tud township.
Huntingdon vomits'. all persons indebted will
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them properly nothentieuted
for settkinent. T. O. STAPLETON,
JONAH .1. HEED.
Nov.ll, tom
ExocutorN Notice.
ETTERS tstonentnry love this day been
g r.inwile ,„ the ttinler,i4ned, residing itt
:Vringlield township. lintitintlon comity, npou
the estate of 13enelliet ,teem., Sr.. lute of said
tewie.hip. Those indebted will plea4o
nirke immediate payment, mid tho , e living
•,,11 them, properly
10
BE N EincT STEVENS. Jr.
. I. *.) Executor.
1 1' EXHIBI ION!
ii, ,
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ia.• tilt More.
..t.) )
•VI •, cmovol !ii• exim.ive Store to No. I,
; I Me( How. formerly occupied by 'l'.
,ilei, TOO, iv now prepared to accommodate
his ~Id vostomer, and the lobby generally, with
a spletplid and thahionable assort cent of
Fall and Winter Goods,
ontot consists of
Dry G Is, Groceries,
Hardware, Queemware,
and all kinds agoutis usually kept in a Country
Store. Also, a beautiful cheap anti elegant as
sortment
Ladies' Dress Goods,
and Trimmings of every variety. Also, Hatt;
raps, Bonnet:, Boots and Shoes, and a variety of
goods of an kind+.
Omntry produce taken in exchange for goods,
at the highest market prices.
Huntingdon, 18. 1851.
JUNIATA ACADEMY AND FI'.3IALE
SEMINARY,
CAMPBELL, A. M. Principal
.1. (7AsiPtsmd,. A. 14.,
and .A. C. F 1,1,1•1„ Principals,
Academy,
'I I IIE \rioter of Loth SCIIOOiR opens on
11",(Ito,gbob the illy ey . Noe, other, and eoli
th...live
TEMIS—SENTIN.IRV:
Board, liuht. Mel and loitioo. per segqion $56.00
with o•e tiNtrument. per quarter 8,00
TEII%IS—ACADE . M.Y;
Bona room rent, ruel and tuition, per
ge.sion $56,00
Modern 1,111,111,44,, S„CO
Painting and Drawing,
3,00 )0 5,00
Leettreqiind vyingknit instruction given in
Acre.'!titre, Chemistry, Surveying and Engi
neering. &e.
Will he given in the Seminary, in
Embroidery, Bronzing and plain needle
work.
Shirleyslittrg. Oct. 18.-3 m.
A SPLENDID ARRIVAL
FALL AND WINTER
AT TOL lITNTINt:oos ci,o - i oist: STORE,
. A. WILLOUGHBY,
I- AS junt returned Limn the cast with a large
anti spletidai 01 .
Fall and Winter
litr then Hurl hoY, made in the late•it rishion and
in the most durable wanner. Who CVOS' Wallrn
to e , setl nowt and elle,,per than anybody
ebe in tOWII. let hint t•:‘ WIL,OI . •:IIIUV'S
Clll, tI . 1 . /.0TIIINk; 1111, 11111,1 We. at T.
lit . llll ilyttg ,tare.
(7,, and 'ea saur,elvc,.
t /et. 1,,
RE 11410 V A L
el :thing ! Clothing! Clothing!
$1,,1 best So I. fled Sitlek
P 2 I is Cloth:HlT,
(.14'1.1.11i to the Citizens of
I • . t , or •• stii•l I.r.hiotuthle Snit
•,, ,•• 111. :.••• than you en.
~,•,• .. m , 111,1 gl I 1 . 1, the cheap
. I • ILE !WM \N. op
; . • • .1 it: ‘13:1,,, Hunting
. •..,1 made
Clodt
. ,„ no Item', and
.11 • • nud di roes int•
•r est:iltlisittnent in
'....••n tlerel thin the
• • : to the tiloW
tit, line inateri
, .• . . . tenet he
' n ~n 'mites the anew
, inn. 1 1 . 11 . 11.1. nwl CllStollier9 turd
Ilt ,111.1.11 to his immense anal well as
k owl Boys' roll Hull Win
n .1-mlg intrilY or Fine cloth.
nn, Wl,ititey. Felt owl
...... .....
Frock Dress Sack
, we,:s coati, or all qualities, styles and
vow . Jacket,. Roundabouts of
voi and prices. Fine Black
I wv. , 'loth and Cassimere pants do., Fancy
S,itiner, Tweed, as well an a variety
of 11.1,1,0k.ei1t Vest, some of which in quality
awl w ormil m.hip equal any custom work, that
Ili any other place. Besides u
of i'h the subscri
lu r also kevi. on band a well selected
swid, of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goode, such as
handkci chiefs, cravats, culinrs, gloves, sucks,
shirts of all descriptions. Undershirts, Draw
ers, Snit Jackets Swipenders. Traveling Bags.
I law awl Clio, and great many other articles too
numertm+ to specify.
Encouraged by past favors, the itultrideber has
far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing Stock,
and he now assures the public that 110 person
wishing to purchase need have hit store without
being Haim!, he is enabled to sell at the Ivry low
est prices and whoever wishes to make a wise
untidy ur ki s money is respectfully invited to call
awl examine for himself:
11 liN UX ROMAN,
Nl.Eti 1,00a , S k' it 111 E F',lLl. AND
114;1 AT
01
DAVID P. GWIN.
If You Want to Buy Cheap
Goods, Call at the Store of
J.lll
'
THE subseriher would respectiully nnnottnee
to the public, that be has returned from
Philadelphia and New Ynik. and to now opening
at his well known stand in Market Square, the
largest and prettiest assortment of
Fall and Winter Goode,
ever blonght to the borough of Huntingdon, and
is now selling at unusually low prices.
11Iv stock ewuprince in pert, Clothe. Casaimers,
black and fnuey, Satinetta. a large variety of
Satin Had Silk Veetings, Kentucky and Penns.
Jenne, Tweeds, Tiekingn. brown and bleached
Mn,ling, Drills, Crash Bogs and Bagging. Table
Diaper, &e., and ugreut v..riety of goods too to
(Ilona to mention.
Ladies Dress and Fancy Goods,
A large assortment or Cmler sleeves, Collars
and spencers.
Print's in almndance,Mons. de Lanes,De Berege,
A lowan, Lustre , , Cashmeres, Florence Mar
celine. and Oro. de Nap,for Bonnets and Edging,
Ribbons, fancy, and black Gimp, black silk
Lace, Ladies' Eli Gloves, Gents Week do.,
~men and Silk Ilundkerchicfs, Italian Cravats,
Boots ant] Shoes
liardware, -- 4 - u - e;!i - sur -
_a—r:e7alassware
and Cedar Ware,
A good supply of Fresh
Groceries,
Bats and Caps.
A greet variety of
Straw Goods.
Nfy stock has been selected with the greatest
care in regard to quality and price, and I flatter
myself that t can oiler inducements to purchasers
not to be found elsewhere.
Thankful i/m the patronage of the past, by my
friends, and the public generally, I respectfully
solicit a continuance of the saran.
GEO. GWIN.
Illintingdon, Oct, 11, 1854
Grocery, Confectionary,
1 11Tz:-.)7ETIS
N . DREw Amrs
i, would respectfully in
\ lorm the eitizet, of Iluittingtion And vicini
ty shot he lies just returned from the rust. with
ts very !urge nuti fresh supply of Fruit and
Confectionaries. such as
Canlies, Lemons, Raisins, Nuts,
aml the largest stork or Tins and Fancy
Articles, ever fettered for sale in thi• town.
Ile receive. , daily from the city of Baltimore,
the hest isTEIIS that can be found. Those
ite aunt of prime `shell lish.• CM he aceomugulet
tee' by calling nt the saloon. He has fitted tip a
saloon exnressl3 fin. the Ladies.
Thankful to the piddle tier past favors, he hopes
Icy aria :mention to business to merit a continu
ance of the same.
Iluntiligflon, Oct. 12, 1853.
HYGEANA.
Brorrght Home to (/o Door grille Minion.
WIINI4ERFUL DISCOVERY lint recent-
I ly licen mode by 11r. Coati, of this city, in
the treatment of Consumption. Asthma and all
diseases or the Lona. Wo refer Inc "Dr. Curtis'
Dygeans, or Inhaling llygean Vapor and Cher
ry Syrup." With this new method Dr. C. has
restored many afflicted ones to perfect health :
as an evidence of whieli he has innumerable cer
tificates. Speakina or the treatment, a physi
cian renorl, is evident that inhaling—con
stantly I...thing an agreeable, healing
the medicinal properties mast come in direct con•
tact with the whole of the atrial cavity of tie
longs. and dins escape• the ninny and varied
eh:alias produced upon them when introduced
into the stomach. and subjected to the process
of dige,tiott. The Hygettnit is lice sale at all the
druggist:' throughout the country.
New York Ibtehomin of An. 14.
Tholnder worn on the bren4 under the
linen without the low ineinivenienve—the heat
of the hotly !being stitlicient to evaporate the
thud.
Umired,: of CASES of CURES like the fol
lowing might he named. One Package of Ily-
Lotman has cored toe of the ASTHMA of six
years standing
Ke,,be r e, thoiranlloll, Pa.
I am muted of the AsTIIIIA or In years
stamling hy lie. CUM , ' I ly,e:1110.
N. 3
Price three I hdlur; ' urloge.—Sold hr
CURTIS .1, PERKINS and I R & PAUL,
N. 149 enamherm St., N. Y.-4 package. , ' sent
trey eq.,. to inty purt of the Unite.lStutes
fur Ten Dnllars.
N. 13.-14. Curtis' Ilvgettna is the ORIGI
NAI„ta.I oNLY GENUINE ARTIIII.R. all
others are ba, inntotion: or vile tool INJURI
OUS taintiterl'eits. Shun them as you would
poison.
Sept. 20. 1854 —ly.
REEVE. 1.4 KRZOIIIO4
to Hartley Knight.
Bedding and Carpet
WAREHOUSE.
No. 148 South Sec. ud
FIVE DOORS ABOVE SPRUCE PIIICA•
Where lie keeps constantly on hand a full assort.
meet of every article in his line of business.
Feathers, Feather Reds.
PATENT SPRING MATTRESSES,
Curled flair, Moss, Corn Husk and Straw
MATTRESSES,
Vefret Tapestry, Tapestry, lirassa.q, Three-Ply,
Ingram, I ejection, List, Bug and Hemp
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Canton Mau lugs,
Cocoa and Spanish Mattings, Floor and Stair
Maggots, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats,
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
To which he respectfully invites the attention
of purchasers. [Oct. 4, 's4.—ly.
TAKE NOTICE.
ALI. persons indebted to tie sobscriher will
please call and settle their accounts on or ha ,
fore the first day of January next—all accounts
remaining unsettled after that date will be placed
in the hands of a proper officer for collection.
JOHN N. SWOOP'.
Alexandria, Sept. 6,1834.-4 in.
A banctiful aasurtment of Silk Dress Pattern.,
Black Silk, and Bennet Lining, just reedy
ad and for sale by J. ds W. SAXTON.
TD WIEZ Pri lll46.
2) 121E0:Ti,
RESPECTFULLY intbrms the citizens of
Stonerstown, Coal Mout, llopewell. and tho
country adjacent. that be has located a Medical
Other in the house formerly occupied by Lemuel
Evans. Es q., and is now ready to attend to all
calla, and by strict attention to business, hupda
I
C ARPET Bags, just received and for sale 1.7 to reeelye a good portion of public favor.
3 S.epiclrtAr i s 1 953 07.
BARRELS Roe Herring, just received end
L V lor sale at die store of GEI). GRIN.
BLARTL\G POWDER and SAFETY
FUSE., cou,tantl) on hand and for sale by
J. BRICKER.
NEW ARRIVAL.
J. S. W. SAXTON,
t_SAVE rn,ivy I from • Philedelpl4 the
largest and handsomest assortment of
E 4. .A 11 th\ WriTnal CAD
ever oared in this piece, ...wing of Cloth.,
Cassimers, Satinetts, estings,
For the Ladles.
we hove Plaid Silks. Worsted Plaids, sod *eery.
variety of plaid p , ,cids. to please the taste of the
Ladies. Alen, Shawls, Sacking Flannels, Bon
net Silks,
Bormere, and the finest assortment of
Collars, Under•sleeves, Shimmies, ie., eves
ofered to the Indies of this piece.
Boats and Shoes,
of every variety. for Men and Boys, Ladies'
Shoes, of every variety.
Hats and Caps,
of the very latest and hest styles.
hardware,
of which we always keep the largest and best
as
sortment ever kept in this place. •
Queenswares
a magnificent assortment, which we are gelliog
quite low.
Groceries,
Are a little up, hut we are determined to sell cc
My, it not lower, titan any other huuse,accordiug
to 4ittality.
I, I
v tn o r o zoek
,ru lf :s n a irlh
.ket o: m, s .it a io n C
Willow ]rare,
n,a a re rre ana l a
everything usually kept in a country store.
In NCI we have everything to snit the taste of
all. and at Inver priers than eon be got at any
other house in town, if you don't he satisfied of
the fort utter calling, then we give up.
We have al., FISH, SALT, PLASTER.
and also con cur and stare Grain, as usual.
Sept. 27, 1854.
Real Estate Agency.
The undersigned has established an agency
for the Sale and Purchase cf Real Estate is
Huntingdon county.
Any person wishing to sell or purchase can
give us a description of the property, its toes•
Lion, quantity, quality, and terms.
We engage in this agency on such terms as
cannot be objected to.
The Agent has the facility of making the
property extensively known.
We now have some very desirable land which
we offer on easy terms. WM. BREWSTER.
Notice to School Directors and
Tea chere:
THE School Directors oldie following named
School Districts, are herehy notified that I will
meet them at the place and time designated, for
the purpose of examining teachers and grunting
certificates.
September 9th, at Alexandria, to examine ap
plicants for the schools of Porter township.
N. B.—Those Distnets which have neglected
to make one their yearly report, would confer a
Myer by attending to it immediately. The Di
rectors of the several Districts, should give mu
early notice of the time when hey intend open
ing their schools, so as to enable me to appoint a
convenient time to meet them.
Teachers may be examined it MIT time by re.
seating certificates of good moral character from
the Boon! of Directors of the District in whick
they are applying.
Copies of the School Laws and decisions, me
he furnished to Directors by calling at the office
of Fisher 8: Williamson. on Hill street, or at my
residence on Mifflin street, in the borough of Hun
tingdon. J. S. BAHR, Co. Superintendent.
Huntingdon, August 30, 1854.
ki," Tu l'ersons E m pl oya , e „t . -ea
$5OO to $l,OOO a Tear.
A CHANCE TO MANE MONET AND DO 000 p!
Rook Agents Wanted.
TII E Subscriber publishes a number of moot
alonide Pictorial Books, very popular. and
of a moral and religion. influence that while
good noun may safely engage in their circulation,
they will confer a public benefit, end receive a
fhb . emnprnmilion for their labor.
wr T. men of enterprise and met. this hull•
tea oilers au opportunity for profitable employ
meat seldom to lie met with.
VW Persons wishing to engage in their sale,
will receive promptly by mail, a Circular con
taining toll particulars, with "Directions to per
liens disposed to act as Agents," together with
the terms on which they will he furnished, by
addressing the subscriber, post-paid.
ROBEItT SEARS, Pcnt.tettfirt,
181 I Piflinm street, New- York.
'l\ pnr,ss, nail ready for Agents by the
lst 01. October, I S 54 i "Sears' Illustrated
Description of the Russian Empire. ,
Fur further ptirtieulars address Ili above.
August 30, 1854.
CENTRAL ACADEMY, Airy View,
Tuscarora Pulley, Juniat a
Counts,. !',ma.
Tut': Fall Session will comtnence on 31oxtisr,
Ocronen 2.1554. Whole expenses of board,
tuition. mon, fuel. washing and incidental.
$5l to $57 per session of 22 week,—
Vimationß from the Ist to the 15th of April, and
from the I rah of August to the last of Sept.
For further particulars see eireulars, or address
(post-paid) either of the Principals.
DAVID WILSON, A. U.
DAVID LAUGHLIN, A. M.
Aug. 20,'54.-2m. Port Royal P. O.
Land for Sale.
TRACT 01? LAND situate in Germany
;
Valley, Dell( Shirh•c+burg, Huntingdon co.,
containing about 123 Acres, the greater part
or whirl' is limestone, in 111,11011 state of cultiva
tion, bounded by lands of George Swine and An
drew Sponogle. JOHN LOTTS.
June 21, 1954.
J. F. RAMET.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA.
AT . 2115A 1 ;5 lall/,
PRACTIAh SURVEYORS.
Offiee with DANIEL AFRICA, Esq., Hill street,
between Montgomery and Smith streets. Hunt
ingdon, Peittrit. [Sept. 20, tf.]
VALIABLE MILL PROPERTY
At Private Sale.
ti` MS property is situate on Stone ,
Creek, about 9 miles north of iut
Huntingdon, Pa. The mill is in
good repair, has 3 run of burrs, &e. •
Also, a good Saw Mill and Lath a good
dwelling house for the miller. Also,
290 Acres of Land,
about 125 Acres of which is cleared and in a
good state of cultivation; the balance is well
covered with good timber. The harm buildings
consists of a large France House, a large France
Barn, and a large Store House, in a Vial amid
1•or a store, but now unoccupied. Also, a large
orchard of choice fruit.
The property is under a lease for four years
from the lot ofnext April, at $655 a year.
. .
For further inforunition call on the subscriber
iu Iluntinvion
GEORGE COUCH,
Sept. 27, 's4.—tr.
Rebecca Furnace
AT PRIVATE SAL E.
THIS property is situate on Stone
Creek, about 12 miles north of i t t il l
Huntingdon, Pa. It is in good or
der, and plenty of ore within 2 CLIDW!/ .
miles—in a line wood country where coal can lie
got readily, dud about 400 ACRES of LAND.
This property is now idle, and possession can
be given at any time.
Any further information can be had by cal
ling with tleorge Couch, Huntingdon, or Mary
Couch, Alnico.
Sept. 27, 1854.—tf.