': 4ll' :o"titt 4 . Otncri)l.
BROAD TOP:-.4t will no doubt be gratifying
to our citizens,' on well as all the other friends
of the Broad TopTlailrond, to know that the
track is being rapidly laid down. The iron has
"ect: laid from the cut, Omit one•hnlf mile
south of this borough, to Section 4. Ne un•
derstand it to be the intention oftho Company
to put an engine on the road in a few weeks,
ler the purpose or distributing the iron along
the line. So much as we know of the work, by
personal inspectiot., and from the knowledge
we hare obtained from reliable sources, and
ccmpetent judges, we feel confident that it will
not suffer by comparison with any other road
in the onion. The bridge over the Juniata, is
a splendid stroetnee, and will bear 010 closest
impection. The Stonerstown Bridge has been
framed here, and we presume will be taken up
by railroad.
The road will he completed, in the course of
two month 3, at least in sufficient time to enable
•our citizens to procnre their winter supply of
coal from the Broad Top mines.
Wo had almost neglected to notice that the
basin will be ready for the water in a few days.
CooL, VEKL—CoI. Winston and Judge
Shortridge, the two gubernatorial candidates in
Alabama, came near having a serious personal
rolliaion during a discussion u few days ago.—
Winston, it is stated, in response to an ass.'.
tion of Shortbridge, said, "Yint are a liar• 1"
Judge Shortbridge replied to hini--uYou are
an infamous liar, sir," and as he said this he
made his way ow the stand towards Winston.
As the Judge descended from the stand Win
mon drew his pistol—by this tints the whole
house was thrown into confusion. A large
.-rowel lurrounded the combatants, and a gene
ral tight was pre vented by the interli,rence of
frioads.
Winston is the Lucerne°, and Sborividge the
Whig and Know Nothing candidate. Such
blackguards should be disconntentuntd by all
good men.
WORMY uF lonvoormx.---The young men
of Conneaut ville, in this State, have offered a
splendid silk Tress no the prim, to the best
lieromvotnan at the next County Fair. The
rotortition is Arletly confined to unitnirried
women. We cannot tell the - mason of this,
unless it be that they do it frets a sense d.j.. ,
tiee—judging that so married women have so
touch practice in handling the reins at home,
the hnitest woidd he lie' oil.
Suppose the young 17,11 o rli ne ti ng a w , e o n ,
ty offer n like premien] at the proposed F.dr, to
held hem next fall. Who says yes
Blum: 11,t.rn "Cua.wmt."—iVe would uhnoht
ns yuotl Hate?) !.3 t Cut,ect or eats, at midnight
hour, than a, .•,•1 ,'• along
thq other • •
Lind • . • ••• ' `• •i•
,rse I!, : . t 1 1. ;, ;L:lti (11,11
%AO and vitt but ;, . f• .
Daly, shu reinemhu en—etc Al is B, Bolt,
Su--ete A! in-with th•hair:;o beowo•o•n,
That would veep chit delight when you gave het•
a RI mile,
But •vould trenthull with le a at, you•a (ow•n.
'ORE Nero FOR CAMPELLITES.—One dour
subscribers at West Barree, complitios of the
irregularity of hit paper. whilst his neighbors
receive theirs, punetuully. What and where
the cause of this strange myitery it and lies—
who in iv the blame, we hope to make plain at
some future time. In the meantime,' perhaps
the organ. of Jesuitism in this borough, may
throw a little light upon the subject, by a few
more communications. We pause for a reply.
EDCC.rrtoxea CONVESTION.—There will ho
a convection of the Tuacheri, School Director::
and ell who are loterettted in the prorneftta tti
the Cllll, of education, or as many at rot•:. -.• •
proper to attend, in this horouh. en the
or the preseot mood). It in es: , t I tit, !.•
Curtain the Stale Stiporinteuda•: , . !•-• -
sent nod addrest the meeting. Eue:y
teacher in the county, who can find it con..•!
cot, should be present.
lIARVEST.-Our farmers have taken advan
tage of the old maxim, which provides for the
making of hay whilst the sun shines. The
:train, although Lot compldely ready for the
sickle, is ripening very fast. Some fields have
already been cut. The wheat so far as we no
tice in this vicinity, has most superbly filled
heads. •The crops this season, eatinot fail to
gladden the hearts of the husbandman.
Goon.—The Salary of iho County &Turin
tendant of Common Schools, for Berko conu•
ty, (Rev. W. A. Good,) hes been inereasedfrom
$250 to $l2OO. Thii looks as if Berks was
.4. :zing wore favorable to gothl schools, which
is vrubably to he accredited to the fact that the
deleterious influence of Locofocoisin is Using
dissipated in that county.
OUR 1300 K TABLV,—Peterson's Magazine
fur August line been received. The present
number is decidedly rich. Rich in reading, in
engravings and in all things. Send for Peter.
son at once.
Thu Railroad Guide is the title of a very i,•
teresting and useful work, we receive monthly.
Every traveller and business man should nub.
scribe for this work.
DIAMISSED.—The Beurd of Sebool Trustees
of Louisville, Ky., have dismissed several tea. ....._._ ..411 ii, counties. This machine possesses numy au
ehers in the public schools, who were of fur• ed D a r . „ l ,L i l e t" i '' '' nil\..C ` r " ti " s, ba r ing !'''''","' v."""q" over.. "ay other " 'ho kind, inn.-..the
partnership, under the title of i taet,tnat it pi nu manner wears the mottling,
eign birth and Catholic pro c livities. The of- Hunts & Orafius, offer their protbssittnal servi-uses less soap, and is easier worked.
fair excited much spluttering eta -i re the Loco. I
ees to the citizens of Alexandria, and the stir- Tlte price ii ranges . ft . m
, s . i.xr e, t s o t s o oLyt , a ,, dolltirs,
re" Pa Pera' who, we Presume' have forgotten rounding country,
I tZ:met I . ••d h • Dr. Il IThe' T r t i t i" II : i."
not do •°. is t
f!"),
neonate a outs. , entire satts ita ton. itdoes no t o molt tints
the example of cutting off beads, net by Pratt- 'DANIEL HOUTZ, al. D. Ihe says, ttn charge will he made. A trial is
ky Pierce.WM. ORAFIUS, M. D. ; earnestly invited and pelican satisfactiun war
---...-so-as---- June '27, 1835.-3 m ! ranted. A strung recommendation for the mu.
DIP'. 'tarO.—S , Ale, it i 3 said, in his forth- - - --- ' chine is the 'lumber alrottdv sold
Administrator's N o
ce. i Any person who wishes 'one of' these articles,
coating book, intends to spare the President,
U
TUTTERS of Ad tr
minisation on the estate of Call be accommodated tll addressing
but punish Marcy. Why this distinction. we j j George Hudson, deed., late of Clay town- . . It. J. WILLIAMS,
don't know, unless Soule considers Marcy the I ship, Huntingdon county. having been granted
... v Alexat i : L dria, Huntingdon Co., Pa.
master and Pierce his pupil. But will not this t t y o ttt i n p d e e r :s c ize n d dc h?; Register
indebted
uii ,
estate
e n o ,t u ,i i , l „ - 3, 3O, 13' 3 n , • -
be sparing the rod and spoiling thechild? Yet imn.otliate settlement, and all persona having 1 ADMINISTRATOR'S NO'FICE.
on second thought, Soule may be right, after all I claims will present them duly authenticated for i 1 'ETTERS of Administration had been gran.
—for he is tempering justice w:th Mara.litntlement.
REBECCA HUDSON, Adm.:, I_4 ted to the nmigned, on the estato of Dr.
Jacob Huainan, late of the borough of Hunting-
JOHN HUDSON, Adner don, dec'd., all persons indebted will make im
-I.4FE ore THE OCEAN WAVE.—Gen. Pierce Three Springs. July 4, 1885-ait• mediate payment, aorl those leaving claims will
is at Cape May, enjoying the fashionable can,
piny, and salt sea. What a relief it must be CARPET pegs, Looking Glastes and Trunks, mea t, A. B. CREIVI'f'I, /Wrier.
just recetved and for sale by G. GIVIN. I ti gi 'Tito books are at tin:office ofDavid Snare
to him to get out of the dirty little puddle of - ' Esq.
politics, into an ocean of clean water I A. 3OO BUS. Corn for sale by 1 July deb, 1855-61.
number of our citizens, are now at the Cape. . CUNNINGHAM & DUNN. ! •
CLOTHS .lIND C4SSIMERES,
parread all the new advr•rti,crimt,
MISCELLANEOUS,
IiAILIBOAD 11OUBS.
THAINS GOING EAST.
Mall T. Ex. T. lE.T. I Ex. T.
Train moors P.M. P.M. P.M. A.M.
Pett•rmlnirg, 2.40 8.00 4.25
Huntingdon, 2.56 8.14 4.40
Mill Creek, 3.08 8.25 4.50
Bit. Union, 135 8.40 5.03
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Train leaves P.M P.M. A.M. A.M.
Mt. Union, 4.33 8.12 6.35 6,26
Mill Creek, 4.51 8.25 7.04 6.30
finntinghon, 5.07 8.98 7,43 6.25
Petersburg, 5.23 8.49 8.13 7.05
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' WitY , 'nom.. ! I very hour when Ire purchases it. 'rhose who
"Who 'seeps Isis razors bright and keen, j have already purchased Pardon's Digest may al-
And shaves his customers so clean, I ways complete it to date for rho small sum of
They look like youths of seventeen ?•' I Fr•fia Centg, the price of a voltuno containing all
Why, Thomas 1 th e annual Digests issued since Ma fi rst publics
i, nn Railroad street, a few doors
. tion of the preset edition of Purdue's Digest,
r
its heretoforest stated west of the Exchange hotel. KAY & ititoTtir.tt,
j July 11, 1855-Im. J Law Booasstoxits ASP PrIILISIIEItS.
_ • - ____ _.... ___
17 4, 19 South Fifth Street,
BOAT FOR SALE, First Store above Chestnut.
We offer for sale on reasonable terms, one firOrtlors or letters of Ingo ry fbr Law Books
First Class Tidewater Canal litnit, was hoilt lq from the eount . rpyromptly a tended to.
us tuvl hos run four seasons, shin is now undergo- Jun. 2 , 18,,,-311,
ing it thorough repairing, and will be sold cheep. , , . ,
W. MEREDITH & Co. MI IMIII OieffiCß worthy
t of tho Pro-
Mill Creel:, July 46,1855-35. gressive Age.
Peaches ! Peaches ! A 1.1)1111(31 & FOOTE'S
1 We have 1...6,3.111.nm the reentry, a lbw bus. PATENT WASHING MACHINE
, very tine Penchen, cat and unpaved, which woof- .
ley Ibr sale ut $2,50 per Minim!. -
KEsSLER & BRO. I TIIK sub:glib, in prepared to furnish every
Mill Creek, Pa., July 4, 1853. 3tp. I. citizen of the comittonwettith, with not of
...... -- , these superb articles, acknowledged by all who
For Sale. I have them in use, and by every one who line ten
on.
goo , ~,,,,.... Hors ,. s „ rin _ ww . o ., ~.. ~,, 1 toil them, to be superior to anything of the kind
" ' " C). 11. ),6, K 1 N, d' rn ' yo ' rl i l, :"'" I eer brought before the pblic.
, • They arc made t)1 . the hest material, under the
Huntingdon Co., Pa. ! ,eperyi,ititi of the subscriber, who is prepared
Ito deliver them at any point in this or the adjoin
...yeti-
MEDICAL NOTICE,
reap Shed nd Roe }terries!juet received by plain and fhucy. 0( ery low prices, at 11;c store
& DUNN , lof GEC , . GWI N.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AIMS PILLS.
MI SCE] NEO US
C. 0. 11111 , 511,. C. WELLS
[Eiga "4 . l lrl a W21140V
FORMERLY C. WELLS A; CU.,
PORK PACKERS,
I THE UNIVERSITY OF
Wholesale Dealers in Provisions. Free Medicine
AND
I AND POPULAR KNOWLEDGE. CHAR
itialttla A t t WWI'S s lON ; Tritiii, RY THE STATE OF I'ENNSYI,
inEatqUANT$. VA NIA. APRIL 29, 1f1.13.
No. 325, Liberty Street, A CAPITAL OP $lOO,OOO. •
COMMERCIAL ROW, MA INT Folt THE, PI itl'OSE ARRES
PITTSta P.I. OF Al.l,
Have now
won hand arm.) . large • Hr H 41 . 1 1),,111 4
.tech wont, to which we particularly de.F.ire t.. ‘ AJ . u
invite our friends and dealers generally. Al4O for sup,lsing the Collinlaaity with ',lie-
May it, 1855.-7 in. I,lc remedies nvfier,,, , r a 001p:tent Physician
cannot or will at.a be employed, lam purchased
X 0 0:0K o,:rtgZ.• tram Dr. JOHN It. ROWAND,Iiia celebrated
Nu TICE i 4 bercby given :a eli person- a ham Rowand's Toni° Mixturo
it may concern it,, train and after the next:sta for
dement by the County Auditor,' of Huntingdon
the only sure anti safe emu for
County, On January MO no claim or demand
FEVER & AGUE &C.
by any perton, ageing: said County on atecollatl
of nay road or bridge view, election, or service ul
any kind reside:ed acid county, and which in at' art I And his inestimable remedy nir
older standing than six years, will be allowed in ROWEL COMPLAINTS, ROWAND'S It
settlement by said Auditors , and all dementia UP or BLACKBERRY ROOT,
uncalled far and unclaimed up to the time spc-Which highly approved said popular Rome
citied, will he considm•cd as forfeited and forever dire, tci,,,rdier with the ciiirorejiy . e neiurdy ror
slim ; and the certificate, order or paper tra o,llml:tints at' sine Lungs,
which it in predicated, rejected and 'hr.'''. aside : The University's Rentutly for Dyspepita sac
an a cancelled paper. ' Indigestion.
RALPH CROTSLEY, I The Univer,tity's Remedy for Costive Bow-
PERRY MOORE, e a.
HENRY BREWSTER. ! Also the University's Almanac may b e had.
it the Branch Dispensary, or Stare of
Moore & Swoope, Alexandria, Hunt. Uu., Pa.
Thos, Bead & Sun, ••
William Bell, _ "
May 2J, 1851
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
Whore may be obtained the most speedy mai.
to for
I Kessler St, Bro. AIM Creek,
SECRET DISEASEs.— GIees strictures, I it. F. Kepner, Bro.,
Juniata
Seminal Weakness, Pain in the Loins, Affections H anna , & C raw f or d, Tl iompso „ town
of the Kidneys, and all those 'mealier affections I Thos. Olterholizer, Patterson
arising from a secret Italdt,intrticularly the youth i 1). cd, r io t lb c o . ' New Mexico, •I
of both sexes. which if not cured, produces colt- Jomithati Zeller. Alilfon, Cumberland
stitutional debility, rendering marriage impossi- ' W. S. Prowell, Nov runtlwrl.ind
ble, and in the end destroys both Mind and Body. I
Young Men, .fu t. F Caslow,M.iima
who have become the victims of Sul- i James Bic:it:ley, Franklin. Venango
bury Vice, that dreadful and destructive lotbit'l ill 'fitompson, Dune. sville, Bi n h.
which annually sweeps to nn untimely grave thou- I p a w Roya, Franklin Forge,
sands of young men of the most exalted talents Oen. Bergstresser, Frani:sit, a,
and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have I D. Williams. llolfidaystairg
entranced listening senates with the thunders of ; 11. my„, i•
elognettee, or waked to cc:slimy the living Ivrn , 1 . t h inl eau, 4:
may call with full eonlitlenee. I in, Heston, Ilead Crooked Lunt
Married Perini's, 1.1. A. /Intl:lite. Williamsburg,
or those contemplating marring., aware .l* 1 'l'. Falls, and Lock below •'
physical weakness, should immediately consult ; ](inlaid & Yvllbw
Dr. J., and be restored to perfect health. ' E. Goodfellow, Hullidaysburg,
Dr. Johnston, Joel Martinsburg,
office No. 7 South Fredrick St., seven doors fr. tin I it. Denser. Waynesboro,
Baltimore Street, east side up the steps. G", - 13u Mary. Orr, H o llidaysburg,
particular in ohtaining the name and number, or ; J ames B e ll , j 0 t,„, d „„•,,,
you will mistake the place. R. Lamberts., Franklin,
A cure warranted, or nu charge made, in from Chas. Ritz, Lewistown,
• 011 P to two days. J. M. Williams. MeVeytown,
'Pane NUM.-14. Johnston's Mike is in his J. 11.. Smith, Newton Hanaltun
dwelling, no the steps. Ills very extensive pite- , P. C. Craige,
m
tine in it ilittient guarantee, that he is the only ' j w s i „i•i, it
propel physician to apply to. I Jas. Strode, Strude's
1./r. Jobston, member of the Royal College of I Ilary Marks, Lewistown,
Surgeons. London, graduate from 0110 of the A. w. m oss , ••
most eminent Colleges of the United States, and G. W. Buchanan, 31cVe t.wo,
the grouter part of whose life lots been spent in 14. intact & bon, Julinstown, Cambria
thejlospitals of London, Paris Philadelphia, and May lit, 1855-Bm.
elsewhere, has effected some of the most list.- II
ishing cures that were ever known, many trot-
ELA I I.BC)II - 1) '
bled with ringing the ears and head when
mdcep, great nervousness, tieing alarmed at, Slid- 'is•n•llitiliTsafr
den sounds, tout Lashfulness,with frequent , LJ-.4
Mg attended ,mietimes with derangement of I i Re i. n b,„ 1 „,.....„ L u g
mind, were ttr.•:l immediately.
A Cl,l, IN 4111,11,liChqly fl t a (Oft nil 1'1,1:10 Exl . n.\ c'r laucity
that thousands fall viethns to this horrid disease For Iromases of the III:elder awl Kidneys Oh
owing to the uttskilfelnwes of ignorant pretenders etriictions at the Urine, Chronic Gollo,llo'll
who by time use of that deadly poison Mercury, (Meets, Weaknesses. amt cif diseases of
ruin the Constitution, causing the most serious the Sexual Orgt.,
symptoms of that dreadful disease to make their WIIEI'IIEII IN It1.11'.1.: OR FEMALE,
• aapeara „,„„ sac k as a fTh a ti o g s . u f the Lent, nose, from whatever canto they may lity e originated
throat, skin. ete. f progro.sing rod.ll frightful ra- and no matter of haw 1..4; standing.
piility till death puts, a period to their dreadful If you have contracted the terrible disease,
suffering, by sending them is that Bourne whence which, when once seated in the system, will go
no traveler returns. I down from site generation to another, lantern&
TANA.: PA iricul.Att NOTICE.--Young men who 1 1 Meg the constitution and mapping ate very vital
have injured themselves by a certain practice in- fluids of life, do not trust yourself in the Minds
Bulged in when altam—o habit ftequently learned I of tlitacks, who start up ev,,ry day m a , v
front evil eotii,:mions, or it school—ate elects ; this, and fill the paper, g%ti
of which are nifthtly felt, even when asleep, and I too calculate!! •Le young and
if .1. eared rem!ssr, inarrim,e looms, il,le, and not acquainted with , You s-au t it
strut's bath mind and buOy. 1,0 too etreftil hi the M . a remedy in
What a pity that a youtig mar, the itot.e al his them conic.
country, aml the darlitm of his parents slitteld be TUE rr.uty I !'I , IIC
snatched from all prmpeets and enjoyments of bee been pronounce-1 ' • ~• ~• ,•• :.171•
lire by the Coll.eplellVe 011k1Viiltityrroin the path , THE GUS
,V 1•!... , ,
of lionize and indulging ill 3 Certain Sem, bath.
Such persons before contemplating 'Marriage, It,is a tnedivii, , . • . •
should reflect that a sound tuitel and Imtly are I „„.1 rely i„„,,,„ • . .
the twist iteeess.iry requisites to promote j migh that it
bialhuppiuess. Delired without these, the jour- A sm y
int .. , ,• t .
rev through life betsanes n weary pilgrimage, I „I- ra w,. an d p o i... ,
the prospect k n urly t larkem.; to thin view; the t li .,c nse ; .•, • k , k,, It -
mind limannes shadowed with despair, and till,-d „ p 11,, di„„,, in
with the mlantelioly refleetion, that the happiness •
of another becomes iilighted.ith our own.
ot•la ou by self-abuse most nal tide tits
'l'st:tilde', I.....,lit'titutisawl4 of the h
es young men, end all who have injured them- eIL . . .
matt tatat to untintsi) thus dashing t he
selves by private and improper indulgence.
brilliant Mopes parents, and blighthig in the
ImenssANA.—These are seine of the slid and
melancholy abets produced by early habits of"
noble
youth, viz: NN'ealmes, of the bait and ""
Pions inthe head. Dimness of :sight, Loss of INFALLIBLE REMED \ .
as o toedi . citm I . yltich must ben ' 1 •
eta every
Slnscular power, Palpitation of the Ileurt I)vti
• from the simply 0011% - iitU to 1 he confined tout de.
pepsin, Nervoit, Detanemitents of the spanning invalid, no cgnnl is R. he teeed,
1. "" - " 1 ""'' Gyuccal Debility SYlnidu "' s BOTH AS dk AA])of Consumption, Cc,
illex 1.1.v---'1 he fearful effects ell the mind are lob TATIVE
much to he dreaded; Loss Of memory, Confusion
of ideas, 1 lepression of Spirit, Evil Forboilings;
Aversion to Society, Self I)istrust, Love of Soli
tude, &c., are some of the evils produced.
Thousands of persons of all agen,eatt now jgdge
what is the cause of their declining health. los
ing their vigor, becoming weal:, pole tool enteia
emi, have singular appearance about the eyes,
tough and symbol's of consumption.
Married persons, or these contemplating mar- •
riage, being aware of plivsival weakness, should
hannedistely consult 11r. J. mid he rostorod to per
fect health. Mace, So. 7, South Irmlerick-St.,
Baltimore, Mds
Am. Sutton:at. Otomattoxs l'EttFotto
Nt B. Let nu false delicacy prevent you, but ap
ply immediately either personally or by letter.
Skin Diseases Speedily Cured,.
T., STIIAN,II:IOI.—The olnuy thousands cured
at this Institution within the last ten years, and
the numerous knot - fit:nit Surgical Operations
performed by Dr. J.,witnessed by the Reporters of
the papers, and many other persons, notiees of
which have appealed agent and again bethre the
public., is a ,tilivient guarantee that the afflicted
will find a skillful and honorable phys'elan.
As the.) are nit 1.1.111 y tettornm and worthless
quacks advertising thelitNeiVits as l'hysieuins,min
ing the health of the afflicted Dr. Johnston would
say to those unacquainted with his reputation that
his Credentials or 1/iplumas always hang in his
office
Weakness of dm organs immediately eared,
and tall restored
All letters post paid—remedies sent by
mail.
May ^3,1855.-1,
10 DOZEN Ames' No. 2 Shovels, juAt recd•
yeti and for sale br J. & W. SAXTON.
Laine pat-
A n t l e o , s n t s b , is n a n i i i i ti i r n ul ti lo e t.f p o ie, l3 e, ll! , g de
,rn e
ioi ets up to SB
cts. per yard,j tat received iittil liar sole by
J. 4. ll'. SA
911 11 , , best assortment of Hosiery in town 4
-cop
sitting of Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and
Children of every variety for sale by
J. & W. SAXTON.
AMS, SHOULDERS, and Flitch just reeci•
Jl—Lved and for sale los
CUNNINGHAM & DUNN.
IIBE cheapest and best lot of rbelley Bump,
and Berage de Latns, also Satin, just reed
end for sale by J.ck IV. SAII/4.TI)N.
A Choke lot urdr:eil beef juiit received upd
a for role qt the new store of
CUSISINGUAIt &DUNS.
HAM, Shoulder nod Flitch, just received and
for Web: , ' J. &W : SANTON.
MISCELLA.NEOUS,
ilfin ODOWNOIIS7 IFATanv
M,MDfE,
Issued under the nen!, sanction and authority
of
Cailtbi . l::.
Venar,o,
Ilelnaboltra Highly Concentrated
CoMVOUND FLUID EXTRACT SAIISA•
PA.RILLA,
For purifying the Blood, remining all diseases
arising from excess of Mercury, from
tiny exposure in life, chronic eonstitu-,
tional disease, arising coin un im
pure state of the Illoutlmml the •
unly reliable and effectual •
known remedy Out,
for the cure
. ScrofuluSalt
itlattn,
Scald Head,
Ulcerations oldie
Thrum and Legs,
Pains and Swellings
of tho Bones, Totter, Pim
pies uu the Face ' apt' all hea
l!. Eruptions of the Skin, &c.,
This article is now 'prescribed by some of the
most distinguished Physicians in the country,
unit has proved more efficient in practice than
prop ,p ro ti o n nt 'iarptharilla yet uttered the pub•
lic, tieveral cases of secondary s'phili9, Mer
curial stud Herofulous diseases have entirely re
covered in the incurable wards of our Public In
stitutions which had for many year resisted ev
ery mode of treatment that could be devised.--
Tilebe cases furnish striking examples of the
salutary plkets of this medicine in arresting
sere of the most inveterate diseases, eller the
glands were destroyed and the bones already pit
teetial. . .
NoTic:E.—Letters from responAlfic Physi
cians unit Professors of several Medical Colleges
and certificates OffUres from pallet. ‘1:11
found accompanying both Prepara thing,
PKIC•h3,
Flak' Extract of Matt, Si bottle or 6 loot.
" •• Sarsaparilla. " • 4 ‘•
equal in strength to one gallon syrup of SOrF-o -
Prepared and sold by 11. 'l'. 111:1.3111Q1,1 1 ,
Chemist, 263 Chestnut St., near the Hinted
Haute, Philadelphia.
To be had of Thus. Read & Son, Huntingdon,
and of Druggists nod Dealers everywhere.
117".411 letters di , eeted to the Proprict . w. or
.19. sat reeeir, immediate Whoa..
May 19,1855-Iy.
AFINE assortment of Poen CouA, Vest..
un.l Punts from upwards for sale at dm
cheap clothing store of It. MAX.
Tim best assortment of Carpet ever °fluted,
and at lower prices then can be got it any
other establishment. Just received and for sale
by J. & W. SAXTON•
1 UST received end for sale—M4eret. Shad,
ticrrin, Trout, nal fattish, I , v
J.. 1
MISCELLANEOUS. I MISCELLANEOUS.
STARTLING. BUT TRUE:
NHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW
How often it happent, that the oil, LLgcre from
year to year in that pitiablA runlition a.: not even
Or one day to teal the happy and exhitaratnn lotto
otos incident to the erjoyment of health
THE BLOOMING Bitipm,
But a haw years itgo in the flush of lienith owl youth,
and buoyancy of GpiPit, rapidly, and uppareutly in•
explicably, beeomei fool o, sickly, ssllluw , debili• ;
toted wife, with from, cuumiatcdo,erye9 unstrung, !
der reind, countenunco boating Lbu imprest •
of cufloriog, and an utter !Apical nod mental punt
tuition, arming trout ignoranya 111 the simplest awl
plainost rules of health us canneeted with tie mtu••
toga state, the violation of %chi.]
coffering and misery, a. only to the wife, but awn
HEREDITARY COLTLAINV3IIPON THE CIIIIAREN
" UNTO Tur. TIMID AND FOUVTII LUNER,I LON,"
Tr. nom 1111 l CON NUMMI° V. SC IMP If LS
lIVPOCIFONDIGN, cvsiANirv. GOI"I',
KING'S EVIL, mud otltut• 1
wor. Disciatieq, toa at
Staple and Panoy Stationary,
if the best iittaiity and tqwe3t price.^.
Remember it, 1.",..rth West corner Sixth and
Arch St., Philaile!!.hia.
• May 2: 4 , I:
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
FituM T!!i: PA Ii!..NTS
remody I. No re.,
The'reT! , dy
WWI - , Owl ini:evie4 • ,e •I,
These are ,i en' u.
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPA7,:ION
nn: 1/undrrdtli Eat(itni, (500.04i1.1), )Nm) . pp. 9.i1..
A .113.2nrd wo, • I r,,,,tation,
111.1 Lt y 1110
It v.ro pub11:1,1
in the catalogue+ .• •
Philadelphia, and •
bonloollera In tlie I ~,, •
in 1841, sine° which th.,
FIVE H1J.NDHE4 ':;..:,..../J3AND CONES
I tam: been sold, of A, the, • ~,,rar of
ONE 1 . 11(11 ., 01 , SEE! EI NI Ail.,
IttleAting the 10,, • • !. .. :eh It Ia h.i.t as ar,
hal,' popular
11(10K FOR EVE:RI' F11.:3111.1:
anitinr Loving iliivotoi o attont ion Pi it,
li:M.of complain, peculiar to fetualot, •••• 1, ,
••:S•lt it• is yinirly r ..:1
.y loiter.
r ••.
r • • rf r, lo COllll.tio, it, ow a
11.111 t niiL t;
~. i:ie?fe. fur. Lc~ a,:n~a:i{i.~.
, . 3 tnot , ,r 11,
.~..~.. .~., .s to 1.
.~. .. .. ~.. ~.. C~~~l
ntrl,tion uu.l n•..., • •. I hpuptorns
,11, ,et; or alarm as 011
eel,. it, , • • . ,tion aro de.crii.r , ..J.
11.4' 111.1 y r... o,•!ructiona or irregular.
pemlliar to the fen.. atom, slJ^h ntntermlno thn
, the el.:, of shich they pro Ignorant, and for
rir forbids at:eking medical whiz,.
ng Iroct peac,sus (aali, or the tveu,h,
, &bud (weakne., 41elolity, Se. ) 11,1 y alv
.1,14'4 agony fur many months preceding runane•
ulrl.t Man, have difficult it not tinnge.rous delirerle=,
~ o me nhose liveo aro
I.l.arded sucti eiwil font in Its
nexus of prevention, amelioration and relief.
It is of COM,. imyrurt icaLlo to Collpy lolly tl. Vl,lOlll
aubjecth treated of, as; they aea of a =taro htriotly in•
terAnt for the utarinal or those contemp4t:lg marriage.
header, aro you a husband or a father tvife ar a
umtlaer? Have you thy :.iurero wolfao of there y - on love
'ore your Von:HIV, and in,o no time iu
what eausea Interfere with their health and hap•
11. Li:440.1u your oit n. It will avoid to and
It LAS to thotooinfl+, nmny n etty of pan awl
anxiety, ftlowed nleeplrat Incupacitetinl tLe
tulud for its ortiZsury muesli, and otatuuuting them,
award for =Meal attendusee, medicine, and rlvertiet.l
stostrurut xlileL ~tLerui.e would provide fur dtaning
eau, the Inr.r.altie: e,C aze an.l the prover c , :nontion
your children.
In cunsequelice of tl.e untioraal popularliy of
ai u:iftencld by ita estraurelluary /ale, waits, imp.,
tiot. have bum altetupted, aA xcll nu bonkosll,l as cu
Ulu public, by Unitatlutm of title page, eptit e.:i:loua,
and aurreptlitous infringement:4 of cup; right, tied other
,csles end deteptionA, It bat been fuuul nece.ary,
ILI, fore, to
CAUTION THE PUBLIC
ttvrty St r,
ONeo baes I, the title taKe and buy
ont) of rosportablo ,teeters, or Deal by
ne.:l, and addre,,s to Dr., 11. Maurice
Ilnon receipt of One Dollar TM,' MAR
BLED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANION,' Is sent pedi,l fr , ,, to any part of the
United States. the Canadas and British Provinces.
AU letters must be poat-paid, and addressed to Dr.
A. M. MADRICEAU hot: 1224, New-Yolk City.
011.ce, 129 Liberty SuLt, N:
York.
AGENTS AN PEAA , II.4 tlNi
T. I;• . 1 . .7 ,, I ..!
• . i; 11.1!•
t•aii , riot •.•,t) at .1 ‘'..!...1.
K. Ciain/ , • , 1,51,h Swartz,
IV I:•, •,. I;
ter C. 5101111,H il. .1. La..)
t2oloi!, Litt.
Fetartittry G, 1E,55•411t.
CLOTHWO I
A ricyi Assortutent Just Opened!
And Will be sold 30 per cent.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
HOMAN respectfully informs his customers
and the public generally, that be has just
opened at his store room in Market Square, Hun
tingdon, a splendid tit, stuck of Ready made
Clothing for Sprintll and S ttttt mop
•oes'eting of Sept:dine blurb Dress and Frock
Coats, bbtels arid fancy Cassimcre, Cassinct and
; Corduroy Pntulou;,s ; a Itkr; , e assortment of
Vests, Ffsts, Cups, iiels and lawk,t 11,,ukerd i j e f.
Shirts, Sit:menders, Carpc; Hug,., Trunks, &e„
S:c.; all of which witsell cheaper than the
! same quality of Htm,ls can be purchased at retail
in Pliitudelpltia or ally other eAublislanent iu the
country.
I'cr:nns within to La} Clothing would do well
to Coll mild t.,,autine his ito It hclorn pureltusing
el,ewhere.
igtl.:it, .11161 23. 12r6715.
1` . :113 0 VAL
- N,7 sAnAli Kui.P ukiies to inform thu
I' l holies of Huntingdon tool the surrounding
country that she has tooted nextdool• to Charles
Miller ounce the Presbyterian Church, Hill St., '
where she intends carrying ttn the fancy and
straw lut•iness. Having received the
' latest city .he is preyared to nttvtol to I
all that n nt 1;‘,P1•11, With 1LC11 . ,115[0111.
APO, 5..1. KULP.
:PUSS.CIO7..7—TTION
r 1 111: intrtntrship heretofore existing hetween
1. !ityttin Alto e # . is Icy mum. , eml,ent
solved, null ell person, il,enisel% es in
debted to the said flew, end oct-
Ile their lieeettllts Withou;
"AIY TON . MOSSEIZ.
.\ oil 2.
OGKINI: Glasses, • jtt• t ri ja , t ,;:ii I, sal
IA by
BORNE BILLS,
V EXTLY printed oil short iiutico, oiltl at
!A prices nt tho "Journal ()thee"
Agreat qihandsont,
bale by •J. W. SAXTON.
- -
UST receiving, fhb; weuk, Mackerel, Herring
&c., and fur 1:11e. by J. &W. SAXTON. I
THE t of flouts nod Shwas
ever uthired in town, for sal, low liv
J. t l• W. S.l TON„
Gold Wittchos subl by lip. S,An
rnttr than chic, here.
N • rb'
atn; I
he .t art
.;lint, GWIN.
CHEAP BOOKS, CHEAP BOOKS
4 7,
THE CIIIEAP 11100X(6ELLER.
. W. OORNER SIXTH AND ARCH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
I.r is ,mstuntly recohing from the Trade,
Soles, and other unctiou sources lurge supplies
of carefully selected Books in all Departments
SEl.l..4_n`
SUNDAY ScHOui.,
JUVENILE AND.
TOY BOOKS, &c.
to ail init,4, and ht all price:. Book: for
piescrintion,
Bibles, Testaments Prayer Books
with a very large and ext,nsive variety of
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
,0 0 0 and l' I ptpla bof
( A il s "' •'Ft •
embracing every variety to be had r•
in Doston, Ntiw York and Philadelphia—the
se.bscrilicr hag Jost received and offers for side
extremely low. His stock of STATIONARY
is of greet variety and superior quality as rol
-1 lows :—Feolscapo, Letter, Note and Wrappl.,, 7
Paper. Envelopes of every kind ; Gold sic
Steel Wm, Portmonies, Pocket Books, Pen
Knives ' Pocket Knives, &e. School Books of
every kind 'mil in the county, at wholesale and
retail price,
1 ()00 PIECES WALL PAPER of the
latest and prettiest styles, just re
' ,ived and for sale at Philadelphia retail prices.
All the above stock the public will find it to
be to tbeir interim to call nod examine before
per basin;; elsewhere,. he is determined to give.
,tii,r.‘etion to every customer. Store opposite
11'hitt:11,Cb lintel, 'Railroad street.
WAR. COLON.
• I inotingdon, April 10, 1855.-tf
J. W. THOMPSON t
AT? UM - IRX AV t.6§IGY)
COMMIIWONER FOR PENA"A
DAVENPORT, lOWA.
Atter44 to buying, selling and locating Lands
Ittid land warrants, pays to ars, loans Mosey on
Heal Estate sccurity,on commission, examines
and makes abstracts of title, &c. Any bus:nest*
intrusted, will he attended to promptly and with
fidelity.
bet Cr to Hon. Get. ; Taylor and Members of
the Bar et Huntingdon.
May 14th, 1855-6 mo.
If 0 'T .$. .4 4, 10111.1Ztt1f015.
Collectors ot*Sta to and County tax for the year
135 , 1, are requirN to ccllect and pan over the
amount remaining unpaid on their duplicates ' on
or before the 13th day or August next, or t hey
and their surety will'he issued against immedi
ately after that date. By order of the
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
June 6,1855.-6 t.
NOTICE
`l, - 7, ;TICE is hereby given that the partnership
IN heretofore existiog between the tir.tlerkign
.
ed (trading under the I'M et' Couch 4 . Drniii,)•
\is this duy dissolved by . mutual consent. The
{,00k3 of said fret are to the hands of David
Dunn with whom ail concerned will please to
I make immediate settlement.
GHOUGE COUCH,
DAVID DUNN.
April in, 1855—ti.
DISSOLUTION.
1
11 partnership heretofore existing betweeu
1 1 1 4 :, Brown and Hagerty is this day by mu•
tlutt consent dissolved.
Al! pers.". knowing thou:it:lves indebted to
huid licui , will pleas,, call and Leta° their
ace Junt.: v;ititt,ut t alas.
11. I- BROWN,
J. L. lIIGERTY
!la.!,
1216.01 FAX..
undersigned wishe. to inform his friends
find the public generally that he has moved
hi,..hop to the building of And. Harrison, for
merly occupied by him at Collector's office,
Did St.
Where hu intends carrying of the Tailoring
twiness of such terms as will not fail to 'give
satistitetiun to all that may furor him with their
Ile wishes to return thanks for the liberal pa
tronage heretofore received and hopes by strict
attention to business to merit a coutiouance of
the some. ENO H. KULP.
April 10, 1Y.55-if.
LI:LTISi'II.Y.
DR. J. It. DEWITT, Surgeon
Dentist, respectfully odors his
professional services to thoie who
!tiny wish operation. on the teeth. Office with
Dr. Hewitt, Alexandria, Huntingdon Co., Pa.
April 10, 1855-6in*.
JOSEPH DOUGLASS, iu liceounellstown
a has coin:tautly on lumd, ready made rides:
and is prepared to make and rupair Guns of all
kinds at t h e shorteht
April 23, 18.55=1 y.
Fever and Ague. --The !twat obstinate
eases cured imutediateh• by Dr. tilt ALLXNUEI,
WM ' S FEVER AND Auci ANTILWIE. In uo
ease will the patient have more than non chill
after the first dose. Call and get it circular from
the agents, TILOS. READ & SUN,
Druggists,
IlUntitllooll, Va.
Jnuc 2t),
WANTED,
To est:Nish by a First Class Insurance Coat•
it.toy, an Agency in •this borough. To a person
of good business habits, willing to devote hi,
time Moue to the Ccinpany . , a liberal eootpeuaa
tion will be allowed. 4ddres,s, with reference,
Box 900, Philadelphia.
July 4th. 1853-4
Sal;, ;luster, Nails, iron nud Steel, all
kivai ut country produce taken in exchange
fur Goods ut the store ue
J. & sArros.
GENT ('racersand Scarfs of every variety.—
also Gray Stocks, just received and fur salo
by J. @ W. SAXTON.
DAHASOLS of the very best quality from 73
1. tu 350 each tar vale by
S W. SAXTON.
1)1.111E WIllTt: LEA] /just received and for
I sale by .1. lit W. SAXTON.
L! IL VE Butter liitivcc, and Salt 5pu0m,..14
I) E. Suare',.(lleapJewelry Store,
by the bushel cud Flour oy the barrel
1 . lbr xJu at the cheat. now Store of
CUN.NINQII.I:II& DUNN.
1111 Ell PPLES, wk.! stud Impeded just
teceit a n al fur We ht.
CUNNI . NGFIZO.I& DUNN.
[-by
Lead and rot gala
[ - by t • NIN itAllkt DUNN.
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