ffiuntinghit *urnat. _ , t • 04124:11 Wednesday Morning, September 5, 1855, WILLIAM lIIIIIWSTER, Emons. SAM. G. WMTTAKER. The "JOURNAL” has 300 Subscri bers inure, than any other palter in this county. Agents for the dournot The following' persons we hare appointed Agents for the Ilu:cr.:of/ON JOURNAL, who are Bather iced to receive and receipt for money paid on sub ecription, and to take the names of new subseri beatoor pu blish e d prices. . . We do this fur the convenience of our subscri bers living at n distance Trott Huntingdon. Juno W. Tnomrsots, Esq., tiollidaysburg, SAME, COEN, East Baum C;so toot W. Colon:mum, Cromwell township. llsmux Ihrosom, Clay township. Dsvio ETNIRE, Cromwell township. Dr..T. P. Asitcoat, Penn township, .1. WARR.. MATTI:Ea, Franklin township, S.imusi. Sums., Jackson township, • Col. Jso. C. WATSON, icily township, Moguls Bnowsr, Springtield township, Wm. Hirroussmox,Esq., Wmriorsmark tp., Ostinon W. WurrrAssn, Petersburg, Ness, West Barren. JOHN BALstuon, Waterstrect, Maj. CMAnt.ss Minims, Tod township, A. M. BLAIR, Dublin township, GEORGE. WILSON, ling., 'Tell township, CLARIC, Birmingham. NATtimsitti. Lrri.E, Esq., Spruce Creek. Maj. W. Moons, Alexandria. B. F. WALLACE, Union Furnace. burns WIOGRT, Esq., Union township. DAVID Cf. tIOLSON, Esq. ' Cass township. Scsit'El. 1 Violins!, Esq., Franklin township. DAvin l'Anunn, Warriorsmark. Dsvin AURANOT, Esq., Todd township. Du. J. Amin!. SuAtts, Dublin toWnship. To Correspondents. We have received a communication ou "Agricultural Fairs," which shall appear next week. The poetry on Patience, by - Miss H., is not original; consequently it is not pub. OUR BOOK 'TABLE. We have received from Frank Leslie, the August number of Lis Ladle's Gazette, of Paris, London, and New York fashions. This is a work of much interest, and we recommend it to the fashionable circles.— It should bo in the possession of every one engaged in the occupation of dress-making as it cut - wimps the latest and most correct fashions, &c. It is published by Frank Leslie, 10 Spruce Street, New York, at *3.00 per annum. The Knickerbocker, for August, comes to us as usual laden with choice reading. The individual who does not appreciate old "Knick," has certainly no taste for lit erature. Published by S. Houston, 348 Broadway, New York, at $3.00 a year, The Railroad Guide is a useful work, we have been receiving. Published by Dinsmore & Co., 9 Spruce street, N. York at $1.25 per annum. Graham's Magazine for August, has not come to hand. What is wrong Mr. Gra ham? We can't do without you, certain. Terrible Railroad Accident On the 29th sit, there occurred on the Camden and Amboy Railroad, a most ter riblo disaster, which was accompanied by great loss of life and limb. The circum stances of the case, are mainly as follows: it appears that the 10 o'clock, N. M. train from Philadelphia, proceeded ns usual on. the way until it got about a mile above Bur lington, (N. J.) when they discovered the train from New York coming down at full speed. 'l'hocastward bound train then at tempted to back on to a siffeling to let the New York tram pass, when the track was crossed by a carriage end two horses, dri ven by a gentleman from New Jersey.— The horses were. caught by the hinder most car, knocked down and crushed to death. The collision caused the rear car to be thrown off the trash, and dragged some distance, breaking it up and dragging it af ter the emigrant car, which was smashed to pieces. The major part of the passen. 'gems in the rear cars wore instantly killed or seriously injured. Then ensued a scene which would baf fle a description, The consternation was so great that a panic of horror seized on ail who iturvived the awful calamtty.— Twcutytwo persons were killed, and about forty wounded most shockingly—seine so badly that recovery is almost impossible. The dead were carefully,. deposited in cof fins, furnished by the authorities of Bur lington. The spectacle at the Town Hall was of the most painful character ; fifteen coffins beiti`g, arranged around the centre of the room. The Coroner of the place had summoned a jury to investigate the case. Almost every house in Burlington contain ed one or more of the sufferers by this ter rible calamity. During the entire day the usually quiet town was the scene of the wildest excitement. Four of the cars were mashed to pieces. In some caseg the mutilation was horrible. One man had his arm torn off in a fearful manner. Another'ad his arm also torn off anil thrown some distance up the em• .bankment, and his legs separated from his body, his heart end riscerm strewn along the track for a great distance. OHO or two others were buried in the sand, and others were crushed to death between the sleep ers? One man had his scalp taken off; another had his thighs broken. Several ethers had arms broken and were lacerated and bruised in the most dreatlfilf manner. The August Elections. ALATIMIA.—Ttrere is no longer doubt of the election of John A. Winston, (Dem.) as Governor, by about 10.000 majority ov er Geo. D. Shortbridge, Know Nothing. For Congress, the new delegation stands 5 Democrats and 2 Know Nothings, as fol lows : 1. P. Walker, k. n. 4. W. R. Smith, Ic. n 2. Eli Shorter, I). 5. G. S. Houston, D. 3. J. Dowdell, .. S. W. R. 'Cobb, t. 7. Sampson 'W. Harris, D. The Legislature is Democratic, and will re-elect Gov. Benjamin Fitzpatrick or one of like politics to the United States Senate. Kurrucxv.—Clutrles S. Morehead, K. N., formerly a sound and moderate Whig, Speaker of the Kentucky House, and a member of Congress—we think from 1847 to 1851—has been chosen Governor of the "Old Kentucky Home" by seine four or five thousand majority, beating Beverly L. Clark, Dent., also an ex-M. C. He suc ceeds Lazarus W. Powell, Dem , and is elected for four years. The new Congres sional delegation consists of four Demo crats and 6 Know Nothings, viz. 1. H. C. Burnett, 1). 6. J. M. Elliott, D. 2. J. Campbell. k. n. 7. IT. Marshall kn. 3. Underwood, 4, 8. A. Marshall, 4. Talbott, D. 19. L. M. Cox, 4 , 5. .1. 11. Jewett, D. l 10. S. F. Swope," The whole Know Nothing State ticket is chosen by about Morehead's majority. The new Legislature is also Know Noth ing. TENNESSEE.—Andrew Johnson, been., is re-elected Governor by about 2,000 ma jority over Meredith P. Gentry, K. N.— The Congressional delegation is believed to stand as follows : , 1. A. G. Watkins, W. O. G W. Jones, D. 2. W. Sneed, k. n. 7. J. V. Wright," 3. S. A. Smith, D. S. Zollicoffer, k. n. 4. J. H. Savage, "I 5. Etheredge, " 5. Chas. Ready, k n. 10. T. Rivers, Four Democrats, one nnti-Know-Noth lag Whig, end five Kilow.Nothiug. The last delegation stood four Democrats and six Whigs. The Know• Nothings have one majority in the House and two in the Senate. NORTH CARoilNti..—Ra high Standard says the aggregate popular Democrat ma jority in the State is not less than 7,000. The New Congressional delegation stands 5 Democrats and 3 Know-Nothings, (no change in numbers from the last) as fol lows. 1. Paine, K. N. 5. Roade, K. N, 2. Ruffin, Dem., O. Puryenr, " 3, Window, ~ 7: Craige. Dem 4. Branch, " 8. Clingman, " TExse.--We learn from Texas that Pense, Dem., is re-elected Governor by an increased majority. Ex-Governor Pe ter H. Bell is elected to Congress in the 2 District. No returns from the Ist Dis trict. A Word for Ourselves. The Globe devotes a large portion ofits space in its last issue, to the immortal '•Gabe," as it is pleased to term our fair proportions. 'rise Globe says "Gabe bus nt last brought the Aimed out under its true eolors—lreaehery to the party that has sustained it through good report." 'Phat we have brought out the true bun ting of the ~ good old party," is a fact, for which we are not indebted to the Globe,* for making public. Our course has cer tainly been open and fair, so plain that he who runs may read. We do not nee° with our neighbor, however, when he as serts that we have rewarded the party that sustains U 3 with. treachery. Could we, as honest men, as consistent Whigs, rally to the support of principles and men we have always battle4l against ? Could wu as believers in the doctrines of Clay and Webster forget our duty, and by a base amalgamation with Locofocois in , surrender the party to the tender mercies of that or ganized political band of traitors to the interests of 'the North—the Pierce Party? God forbid. If it be treachery to refuse to net in a manner which our conscience tells us to be wrong, we plead guilty.— But we appeal to the honest men of the county, let them judge between us and the ten Alen composing the so.called Whtg Convention. Did we not urge upon our party the necessity of placing a complete Whig ticket in the field 7 Had that been done, we would have given it our hearty and undivided support. Instead thereof, a corrupting, dishonorable and unholy al liance, w ith a party whose principles are "as obnoxious to morality, as the dons of do. pravily and crime which infest cur cities, was entered into. And then, we were ve ry urgently requested to give our consent! Had we consented, thee indeed would we have been guilty of treachery. But again the Globe says : "He, just out of his teens, a Know Nothing, lms the impudence to dictate to men who have grown gray in the Whig party." Ila, hu, that's rich. Because we hap • pen to have no gray hairs, because we are not more than 'tout of our teens," we are to be discountenanced by our fellow-sin ners. Is gray hair to be the criterion, the marlr, the seal, whereby we are to see where sound principles are to be found The Globe quotes some of these gray-hea ded old Ishmalites, who we aro attempting 1 to lend about by the proboscis; and among these veterans, are Sammy Wigton, Jenny Doyle, and a few others. These are the gray-haired sires, we are leaders of. In ono sense, the latter personage is a tleetle ancient,' i. e. in office-holding. Ile has been fed long and faithfully by the Whig 1 party, and no doubt would love a "eolith), ttance of those favors." As regards our Know Nothingism, wo presume, the Globe has the proofs. Will it produce them. Fall Nominations• In Dauphin county the Americans have nominated David Mumma, Jr., and Dr. J. Weight, for Assembly ; the Democrats, J. Haldeman and Henry Lauman. In Lycoming county the Americans have placed Samuel Caldwell in noir Ma tion for the Legislature, and the Democrats John 13. Beck. In Fulton county, the Americans have nominated Wm. W. Kirk for Assembly, subject to the concurrence of Bedford and Cambria. In Perry county, the Americans have nominated Kirk Haines, the old member, for Assembly. In Blair County, the Whigs have tiolu looted Dr. Hollins for Assembly, and the Democrats have ratified the nomination. The Deinecrats of Franklin county have nominated James B. Orr and James Boyd for Assembly. The Northumberland county Whigs have placed in nomination Samuel A. Berg strasser for Assembly. In Crawford county the Democrats have nominated A. Richmond and Jesse Smith for Assembly. In Juniata county the Democrats have nominated David McKinstry for Assembly, subject to Union and Snydor. Thu Beaver county Americans have nominated D. L. lmbrio for Assembly, and the Republicans, Geo. Nevin. In Cumberland county, the Democrats have nominated Wm. Harper and James Anderson for Assembly. Cambria county Whigs have nominated Col. A. M. White. Thu Americans of Blair county, have nominated John M. Gibboney. The Democrats of Lebanon county have nominated. Jacob Weidle. In Clinton county, the Democrats have nominated H. 7.. Diffenbaugh.. The Whigs have nominated Joshua I'. Eyre for Assembly, in Delaware County. In Fayette county, the Americans have nominated Jesse B. Ramsey. The Kane Search• In yesterday's Washingtoh Union we find a copy of the instructions given to Lieutenant Hartstene, command the Arctic expedition to search for and relieve Dr. Kano and his com panions. The expedition consists of the bark Release and steamer Arctic, supplies of coal for which were to be &Anima at Waygat lar.d. Commander Hartsteno is furnished with letters from the Danish Envoy at Wash ington to the Governor of the Danish settle meets in Greenland. Secretary Dobkin says hi his iistruction "Dr. Kane sailed from New York in the Ad vance early in June, 1853, since which the de partment has received no information from hits. It is belicycd, however, that intelligence was received of him at Uppernavick in July, 1853, by his father, Judge Kane, of Philadelphia.— 1., expedition was then going north, and this is the last that has been heard from it. The department, however, learns, and deems it pro per to put you in possessionof the intbrmatinn, that it was the intention of Dr. Kano, after lea ving Uppernavick on his way up, to make a depot of provisions and erect a beacon, &e., at Cape Alexander, the cost caps of Smith's Sound, or nt Caps Isabella—most probably the former. The department further learns that it was then the intention of Dr. Kane to pass up Smiths Sound, nod proceed west, nod in case it was necessary for him to abandon his vessel ho would make for Beeehey Island." Commander Ifartstene is instructed to seize every opportunity of sending home intelligence of his movements, and also to use every occa sion of leaving Ilag•staffs, piles of stones, and other marks and records of his progress.— Should the two vessels separate, both are to to do likewise. The expedition is left free to act according to circumstances, untratnelled by stringent direetionu. Unit. 1201161 rained by strong hopes of future success, the expedi tion is to avoid pausing a winter in the Arctic ',glens, and also all unuccessary exposure to danger. Kennedy's Bank Note Review, For September, has been received. It is the best work of the kind published.— Address Kennedy & Bro., Pittsburgh; Pu. ~ YC~, osuuna.-In Walker township, on Wednesday night, 29th ult., Mrs. Elisabeth Osburn, aged 65 years. KER.-Near this borough, on Thursday the 30th ult., Ilom John Hier, aged about 00 years. Mr. Kor, was a consistent member of the Presbyterian Church, and latterly an elder. In his death, society has lost en ornament.— So peacefully ho died, that his friends were not aware until un hour after he hod ceased to breath. How well lie fell asleep ! Like some proud river wid'iling towards the sett, Calmly and grandly, silently and deep, Life Joined eternity• 13. gairlto Vt C' 17 MACHINES. For the crier of White Swellings—Curvature of the spine ; Dyspepsia ; Neuralgia ; Rheum. tism ; Disease of the Kidneys, Uvula, Womb, &o. A book accompanies each machine, „eiviog full instructions in the application of it in tubercular and scrofulous diseases. Mann. factored and for sale by W. C. & J. Neff, No. 33 South 7th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. lioptetuber 5, 1855. Administraioria Notice. lettere of Administration on rho estate of Jan Kor, doe'd., Into of Walker township, Huntingdon County, having been granted to the undersigned, by the Register of said cone • ty. All persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment, and all persons hay ing claims will present them duly authenticated for settlement. HENRY M. KER, 1 kth „,,, WILLIAM KEE. Sepleuiher 5, 1655, 6t, MISCELLANEOUS. Dr. John IVtoCullooh, n trors his professional services to the ci izens of Huntingdon and vicinity. (Mice, Mr. Hilde brand's, between the Exchange and Jackson's lintel. 11tiltingdon, Aug. 29, 1855. STRAY COW. Caine to the farm of the subscriber in Hem demon township, about the last of 1 July, is black and while spotted COW, supposed to be about three sears old. . The owner is desired to prose property and take her away, otherwise she will Ito disposed of aceordinit to law. JOHN SIMPSON. Aug. 29, 1;i55--:,t, 1000 HEAD OF STOCK, AND TgEir 25:1Z210, To Farmers & Butohers 1 The subscribers having arrived l'rom hot With a superior lot ol lino and coarse wool sheep, inlin•tn limners, butchers, mid the public gener ally, thot they ore selling them oil at Nell's Mil', near Petersburg. The entire stork comdsts dry ewes and wethers, el' which , Aunt 300 fit for mutt.. As they etc determined to Fell, you had better call soon, or you will miss a her gain. .1. W. ISENBERG, 11. L. NEL . F. Nell's Mill, near Peter,,burg. LAug. 29, nt:. :A 'd'ilLVs:',lf &s? 1.210 FOR SALE The subscriber offers lion sale a tract of land situate in Clay township, Huntingdon County, Pet., one mile and a-hull' west of the Three Springs, containing one littinired tend seventy a cres, snore or less ; adjoining lands of the India of George Hudson, street., and land of Jonathan Miller on the west, anal tha said Hudson on the south west. A SMIARE LOG 11011SE, A .-i 26 by 30, and square log double hero, andaa - an apple orchard on the Kem p. • ..3.41, isen. T*o Over failing springs of water on tier farm, mid the west •• ". branch of the Three Spring Creek running through the same. Any person wish ing to see or purchase the property, will please inquire of the subscriber on the premises. WNI. CUNNINGHAM. Clay tp., Aug. 29, 1355. 3t. FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber being desirous of removing to the West, oilers his limn situated in Wept Town ship, on tho road lending from Poter,Murg to Me- Mavy's Fort, for sale. His farm ad ' joins land of William Armstrong, Thomas F. Stewart, and others, containing about 6 265 ACRES. About 70 neves cleared, and in a good state of cultivation. The balance is well timbered.— The improvements are a L HO 4 OH USE, and small jute 11 Tenant Homo a now bank • barn 80 by 45 feet. . ' • There is also on the premises a young ORCH ARD , and water piped to the door from is never tailing spring oilmen This plinitaion is high ly productive, being good limestone land. It is situated within 2¢ miles of Petersburg, where the railroad end canal passes through. The soh scriber is anxious to sell at private sale and if not sold, will offer it at public sale, at the Court House, in the Borough of Huntingdon, at the November Court. Terms mode easy to suit purchaser. TII 0 MAS HAMER. August 22. 1855. The Scientific American. ELEVENTII YEA.I.t. Snminin ENGRAVINGS AND Plums. The Eleventh Annual Volume of this useful publication commences on the 17th day of September next. The 'Scientille American' is no illustrated periodical, devoted chietly to the promulgation of information relating to the various Mechan ic find Chemic Arts, Industrial Manufactures, Agriculture, Patent Inventions, Engineering, Millwork, and all interests which the light of practical science is calculated to advance. Reports U. S. Patents grunted are also pub lished every week including official copies of all the patent claims, together with lieWs and information upon thousands of other subjects. r. . The contributors to the Scientific American are among the most eminent Scientific and practical men of the times. The Editorial Department is universally acknowledged to lie conducted with great ability, and to be distin guished, not only for the excellence and truth-, fulness of its discussions, but for the fearless .ss with which error is combated and false theories are exploded. Mechanics, inventms, Engineers, Chemists, Manufacturers, Agriculturists, and people of every profession in Lint, will find the Scientif ic American to be of great value in their res pective callings, counsels and suggestions will save them hundreds of dollars annually, besides afibrding them a continual source of knowledge, the experience of which is beyond pecuniary estimate. Thu Scientific American it published once a week ; every number contains eightlarge quar to pages, !brining annually n complete and splendid volume, illustrated with several hun dredoriginal engravings. Itirii-S},[chnes . copicisent gratis. Argsr l'Elt MS.—Single Subscriptions, *2 a year, or $1 fur six months. Five copies, for six months, ; fora foryour,* 8. For further Club rates and for statement of the liturteen largo cash prizes offered by the publishers, son Scientific American. Southern Western and Canada money, or Post Office Stamps, taken at par for subscrip• Owls. • Letters should be directed to. MUNN & CO. 128 Fulton Street, New York. J. W. THOMPSON, ATitlii!,2_l4l Ll' , :r Lilt]'' ~ AND COMMISSIONER FOR PENY'd DAVENPORT, lOWA. Attends to buying, selling and locating Lands and land warrants. pays taxes, loon Money on Real Estate seourity,on commission, examines and makes abstracts of tide, &o. Any' business intrusted, will be attended to promptly and with fidelity. Rater to lion. Geo. Taylor and Members of dm Bar at Huntingdon. • May 14511, 1855-6 mo. NEW COAL BANK & COKE YARD. Persons wishing the above articles, or either of thorn, will do well to call on tho subscriber, soar Plano No. 4 Portage Rail Road, whom they can obtains good articlo and at a low price.— There is n good way of shipping the articles, either by Penna. Nail Road, or by Public Im provontonts. Poisons at a distance , can obtain the above articles by addressing the subscriber at Hemlock, Cambria County, DAVID W. FOX. July 18, 1855-2 m. NOTICE. voTicE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing hetwee n the undersign ed (trading Under the firm of - Couch & Dunn,) is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The books of said firm ore hi the hands of David Dunn with whom all concerned will please to make immediate settlement. GEORGE COUCH, DAVID DUNN. April to, t855-tf. . _ GEO. GIMIN selloff his summer stock of diess goods at reduced pikes. • ELI J.INEOUS, MISCELLANEOUS, Wholesalc Dealers fu ProvisionA, AND AII.ER S LLS ' PI. c:r" -- : r .C1515f $7.011 xtA s.„ Nu. 3,n, Liberty Street, AVERS CATHARTIC PILLS. COMMERCIAL BO NV, They don't help complaints, but they emu /VT I.:L7t( . thrnt. Dave now elt tinny a very large and ehoiee One Box has Cured Dyspepsia. stock Bacon, to which partieularlv desire to Three Boxes have cured the wor,,t CA, I onr friend , : and (kaki, generally. Scrofula. I May Two Boxes have Cored Erysipelas. Three Boxes arc soretogennsthe system from Beils—often less than of es it. Two Boxes bare comp etely cured the worst of ulcers on the So,ll doses seldom fail to core the Piles. 0 cores the headache arising from a 7!..1'•11. , n repanted expel every tvorm t] hodv. 'I 11.01 Inc given to chit . who ::re alwayS tam,: ur le..;%tliiieted with • ottrgm . A, n gentle Physic they have no equal. One Box cures derangement or the Liver. Max Box cures n Cold. They play the blond, and thus strike ut Vat foundutiun of every disease. . — Asa .." l7n7el 7 l'ilf there is not .heir equal in too world. They arc purely vegetable, mid can do no harm, but do areantplish an unneeonntablu amount of gout. Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER, Lowell. Mw , r, end ,14 by every re:reelable Druggist in Nor England. TIIDS. READ & SON, Tlttntingdon, Pa., 111;• CFIIER & PORTER, Alex:until:, Pa., J. 11. & Co. Waterstreet, Pa... 1. M. Pot:- LER, Petersburg, and by all dealer; erer y w h erc . Aug 15,1855-2 m. All Improvement worthy of the Iro- gressive Age, ALDMICIR & FOOTE'S PATENT WASHING MACHINE. rellzc,, o nba subscriber is prepaed to Ilieni~':t every there superb articles, nelinowledued hr ull WllO Ilftr , thelll in use, 'net by 0, ory bas tes ted them, to be sniped, to, anyting of etc kind ever brought before the piddle. They are made of the best material, under the sapervi , ion of the sitbscriller, who is prepared to deliver them at any point in this or the adjoin ing counties. This machine possesses many ad vantages over any other of the kind, from the fart, that it M no manner wears the clothing, uses less soap, and is easier worked. The price ranges from six to seven dollars. The snbserib w warrants this machine to give entire saisfheticm. If it does not do everything he sari no charge will be made. A trial is carnesdy invited and perfect satisfaction war rattled. A strong recommendation for the ma chine is the number already sold. Any person who wishes one of these articles, can be accommodated by addressing 11..1. WILLIAMS, Alexandria, Huntingdon Co., Pa. May 10, 1815—tint. VAMIERS' AND 11TECHANICS' FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE COM PANY', °dice LENNIG'S N. NV. corner Second and Walnut streets. • • P1111.11)Rld !ILL CAPITAL snon.nou. lhie Company aims Fir° Insurance on Bull , clings, Goods ' ForuiLure, &e. MARINE INSURANCE On VESSELS, CARGO,To nll ports in the "- FREIGHT, . . Inland insurl . ti;ces on Goods by rivers, lakes, canals, railroad, and land carriage to all parts or the "Union. Al=o, insurance upon LIVES, upon the most favorable terms. DIRECTOII,I lion. Thome , : B. Florence Jinn. E. Neall, George IL Armstrong, Char lei Dingee, Edward I'. Middleton, Ed. E. lielmloold, George Ifelmliold, F. C. Brewster, Thomas Miludertield, bane Leech, TBOAIAS B• FLORENCE, President, EuwAnn R. thdormimi. Sc,',' WIII.IIIiIEVISTERt, Agent, HISNTINCIDON, PA. • TTH , . undersigned wishe s to inform his friend, and the public generally that he hits morel ilk shop to the building of And. Harrison. for merly oemicd by him tts Collextui's Mil St. Where ho intends carrying on lira . .failaring limineqs On such term :IA gill lint hill in giro satisfavtion to all that tnay favor him with their custom. Ile wishes to return thanks far the likeral pa tronage heretofore received and hopes by strict attention to business to merit to continnanee of the same. ENOS 11. KULP. Ain•il MEDICAL NOTICE. Drs. P. liontz & Wm. Grafi., having form ed a Illedicitt partnership, tinder the title of Houtz oflbr their prore,ienal servi ces to the citizens of Alexandria, and the nor. romuling country.. Office—that forineriv ocenpieil t,y 1), Hata, 1101;TZ. M. D. AVM. US, M. 1). June 27, 1855.-3 m TOSEPII DOUG LASS, in MeCounclistown has constantly on hand, ready made mud is prepared to tusks and repair Guns omit kinds at the shortest notice. April 23, 1.855-Iy. CLOTHS .11.ArD CaSSMIERES, plain and fancy, at very low _prices, at the store of 0110. GWIN. WIIHAT by the bushel and bluer ny the barrel fur solo at the cheap new Store of CUNNINGHAM & DUNN. rililEp APPLES, peeled and unpeeled just - I "recetved and for sale by CUNNINWIAM & DUNN. White Lie t i l l i4 Ve G e= and fur by liors ror esla and Nail rod Iron, just received and dtiNNINCaIANI (11:OC1fERY—A well-selected lot of Earthen VlVare, for iolo by CUNNINGHAM R DUNN. N ails and spikas. A gcmmnl assornnon[ by CTTNNINGTI \M & DUNN LIILVER Butter Knives, and Salt Spoons, at 0 B. Snare's Cheap Jewelry Store, UAItASOLS of the very best quality frmu 75 • to 350 each for sale by J. & W. SAXTON. P URE WHITE LEAD, just received and li.r solo by J. & W. SAXTON. Trur, tiinest assortment of Boots and Shoes over offered iu town, for sale low by J. d IV. SAXTON. Gold Watches willbe sold by Ex,. SNAR nicer than elsewhere. 20 BARRELS No. I Bening, jitit arrived and for sale ut the store of GEO. GWYN. V_ 13 US. Corn for sale by CUNNINGHAM & DUNN. r ah Shad and Ro_o_TgiVilijittiztif,ali,vc:llll. C. G. Iluss C. NVEL.r.m. FORMERLY u. wEi.r,s &, Co., PORK PACKERS X... CI Q -4: 'R r., A... 0 is hereby given to ell pergons wiunn it may front and atter the next set tlement by the County Auditors of it untingdmi C;ainty, (in .lantutry 1856, no claim or demand by any person, sgain,:t all County en account of tiny road or bridge view, election, or , orr•iee of any kind rendered said canon, end which in of an olderstendinethmtrix years, will he ellowed is settlement by said Auditors , and tall dtmands uncalled for and line:aimed up to the time -I e- . - eified, will he considcr,..l r< forrvitel and torever mina out ; and the eertitient,, order or paper which it is predicated, scjectol and thrown n,lile n cancelled river. ItA T,PII (71tOTSI1 PERI. Y 0, ME, ENity BREwsTEr.. May !t3, lIALTIMQIIII LOCK HOSPITAL. 'Where noty be obtained the most epeedy rem• Lly for isEcirET DISEAFP::S.--Gl,eri Strictures, Sentimd.Weaknes, Pain in the Loins, Affections the Ithlneye, end elk those pe.mliar affections nrising from a secret haldt, particulmiy the youth or both sexes, which if' not cured, produces con stitutional debility, rendering. marriage impossi l43, and in the end de,troys both Mimi end Body. YMICIf.", e,,ecially, who have Lecom, thu victims of Sol itary Vice, tL,t dreadful ned destructive habit which mutually ,weps to nu unti , nely grave thou sands young mml"of the most cx . alt - e.l talents ant inlet:art, who otherwise hare entranced listellimr senates with the thunders of ethylene, or waked to cestacy the living lyre, l tnuy call with full confidence. Married Persona, or those contemplating marriage, teeing aware of phYsical weakness, shotild immediately consult ! Dr. J., and be restored to perfect health. Dr. Johnston, shire No. 7 South Fredrick St., seven doors ream Baltimore Street, east ride up the steps. Ig-75*.8e particular Bee ilamu and number, or pen will mistake. the place. A cure warranted, ur nu charge made, in from 1 . one to two days. Julinstim's office is in his op the steps. llis very extensive pear tire is n suilleient guarantee, that he is the only propel physician to apply to. Dr. Joliston, member of the Royal College of Snrgeons. London, graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges of the 4610 States, and the greater part awl... life Inlinbeen spent in the:Hospitals of London, Paris Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some of the must aston ishing cures that were ever known, many tom bled with ringing in the cars and head when asleep, great nervuusnees, elarmed at sad den sounds, mul bashful!, y rregnent blush ing attended sometime • ' .e.mgement of mind, were cured imme.'i • .IornTAIN Disu , r that thon,anda fall : • , 01011 g, to the unskilfulto: , ' • r I'n:tenders who by the 11SC of thatl .nt Mercury, rain the Constitution, eon : 7 ,, the must serious symptoms of that dreadful dhienso to make their appearance, such as allbetions of the head, 110,0, throat, skin, etc., progressing with frightful ra pidity till death pats a period to their dreadful suffering, by sentliag theta io that Bourne whence no traveler returns. TAM:PM:TM,. No - mcn.--Toung• Men who have injured thetnselves hy. a certain practice in dulged in when alone--n habit ft equently lanced from evil companions, or nt school—die eirects of whic:i are nightly felt, even when asleep, and if not eared renders marfiege itnponeible, and de stroys Loth mind and body. . . . What a pity that a young man, the hope of his ,nutry, and the darling of parents should he Fnatcll,l from all prospects and enjoyments of lilt by the MIS equence of deviating from the path of nature and indulging in a certain secret habit. Sigh persons botbro contemplating Marriage. . . ' ' " shmil.! reflect that a stmuil mind sod body too the most necessary requisites to promote minim- Nal happiness. Indeed without these, the Mu, thraugh life I,comes a weary pilgrimage, • the prospect hourly darkens to the siov; tho mind becomes sinfflowed with despair, and filled with the ma:mildly rellection, that the happiness orafimber heroines hligffled with not own. CON ,1 reo J. address es young own, and all who have injured them selves 1/v private and improper in htl gage. IticrtssANA.--These are some of the sail end melancholy efilects produced I , v early habits of youth, sits Weakness of the back tool Limbs, Pains ill the head. Thinness of Sirbt, Loss of 31mcular power. ie::rt Dys pepsia , Nervoo ~•• " • • ••, -cts or the Digestive F; :. • • . • , ymptutus of Uonsumptio. Ml:srrams • , a , d , en the mind me moth to he . • • • . r , •nrusion of ideas, Dein • AvCrsion toI. of Soli tude Sic., arc • •• evil:, prodncell, ,'Thousands o of all nge,,can now judge what is the came ord...it. deelifflog health. Los ing their vigor, becoming went:, pale and mullein ced, have singular appearance about the eyes, tough and symtoms of consumption. Alarried persons, or those contemplating mar riage, being aware of physical weakness, should immediMely consult Dr. J. and ho restored to per fect health. Dike, NO. 7, South Frederick-St., Baltimore, Md. At.,. St: I. ON:NATIO, PI,HV N. 11. Let no false delicacy prevent you, but ap ply immediately either personally or by letter. Skin Diseases Speedily Cored, To STIIANii many thousands cured at t h is blititution within the hot ten yeast, and Lltl 111111101,118 important Surgical. Operations performed by Do. J.,wituessed by the Reporters of the paimrs, and many other persons, notices of which have appealed again and again before the public, is a sufficient guarantee that the afflicted will find a skillful and honorable physician. As there me so many ignorant cad worthless • quacks advertising them: elves as Physieians,ruin ing the health of the afflicted Dr. Johnswa would • say to those unacquainted with his reputation that his Credentials or Diplomas always !length. his office. V‘clikuess of the organs immediately cured, and fall vigor restored Aeletters post paid--retaeli(:s sent by moil. Mny 22, 1835.-1, 10 DOZEN Ames' No. 2 ShoyeD, just 'Teel. red mid fir sole by J. & W. SAX'I'ON. A most beautiful lot of Borage do Lathe pat -01- terns, and in the piece, from 101 ets up to 90 ats. per yard, just received and for solo by .1. 6. W. S:1 XTON. r1.•Illd best ivisurtnient of Hosiery in town con sisting of Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and Children of every variety for sale by J. 4, W. SAXTON. HAMS, SHOULDERS, and Flitch just rocul• ved and fur solo by CUNNINGHAM & DUNN. A VINE assortment of Linen Coats, Vests ti and PalllB from SI upward. for sale at the Tlll , . cheapest and best lot of Chalky lieriigo, ch ea p c l ot hi ng ~ tore o f H. ROMAN. and B einge de Loins, also Satins, just reed and for solo by J.& W. SAXTON. , pitE best assortment of Carpet ever offered, . nodal lower prices than can be got at say A Choice lot of dried beef just received and ' other establishment. Just received and for sale /I for sale at rho new store of by J. & W. SAXTON. CUNNINGIUM &DUNN. -- -- --- -- 1 i' V:r iulam!forLi 7 l , ick"ul'Sh" , i Nl,Slolder and Ilrijsl4!e,id l iV,Trout,aidtodlty Hor, , ieiv flitch, 11151 , J. & W. SAXTON, MISGELLANEOUS, (12.1Pa13OILTY ttalUIV REMEDIES, I.uetl undo: the seal, sanction and ontliaritY TIII•: UNIVERSITY OI Free Medicine AND POPULAR KNOWLEDGE. CIIAIt• TERED BY TBE STATE OF I'ENNSYL VANIA, APRIL, 29, 1853. WITH A coin!, OF $lOO,OOO, MAINLY 1 , 011 THE puuvi oPARRES• TING THE EVILS 01? ALL , '',i , ll_itli..ii'Ll.'l . 111:D. -, 1'1' ,:ftrliii.ll A 1.,; Supplying the Coannunity with relia ble remedies wherever a Competent Physician cannot or will not be etnployed, have purchased from Dr. JOHN H. 11DWAND, his celebrated Rowand's Tonio Mitture Known for upn'ardi of twenty-five years n, the only sure and safe cure for • FEVER & AGUE &C And Lis inestimable remedy for AVE]. CONIPLAINTS.ROWAND'S SYR UP 131.d‘CliliEliltY ROOT, Which highly approved and pppular Rome lies, together with the University's Remedy fur Complaint% of the Lungs, The Univm,ity's Hemmly for Dyspepsia or Ti‘, University's Itetnedy for Costive flow- Al, the. l'ni , •crsity's Altnanse may be had. nt the Bran,lt Dispensary, or Store of eope, Alexandria, Hunt. Co., Pa, Son, hunting',,, " William Bell, " „.. . Kt , sler Mill Crook, " " B. 1 , . ICepner, Milllintown, Juniata " Benner & Crawford; Thompsontown " • Gberholtzer, Patteraon '• lf. Gingrich & Co., Now Mo?tico ; •• Junattan Zeller. biilton, Cumberland IV. tt. Pawnll, New Cumberland L. tt. Hiper. it Jno. F Cush, , Milton JaniCS Bleakley, Franklin, Venango 4, DI Thompson, Daum :milli), Blair, Donl Boys, Franklin Forge, Geo. Be;gstresser, FraniCslowu, " 1). Williams, Hollidaysburg 11. Myers; Thompson,. Joe. Ilyi:ten:Lload Crooked Dam " J. A. Rutinge. Williamsburg, " T. Falls, and Lock below " Kinknid l Leery Yellow Springs, " E. 00edfellew, Hollidaysburg, " Ian!) Mclntyre, Martinsburg, " B. Meuse, Waynesboro, ., it Mary Orr, Hollidaysburg, CI 44 James Bell, Johnstown, Cambria, " R. Landiertson, Franklin, Vet:tango," Chas. Ritz, Lewistown, Mho, " .T. M. Williams, MOVeytown, ~ J. IL Smith, Newton Hamilton, .t. o I'. O. eraip, " IC 4, .1. W. Smith. " Strudc, Jr., Strotle's 31ills Mary Marks, Lewistown, A. W. Moss, " ti el G. W. Buchanan, McVeytown, ‘• 11. liratzer & Son, Johnstown, Cambria" May IS, ITEDIBOLD'S PILITEPLIBAYIatazi.: llclinhold`s Highly Concentrated COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU For Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, Oh. struetions of the Urine, Chronic Gonorrloca Glccts, Weaknesses, nod all diseases of the Sexual Organs, WHETHER IN MALE OR FEMALE, from whatever rause they may have originntod and no inattor of how long shouting. If you have contracted the terrible disease, which, when once seated in the system, will go down from ono generation to another, undermi ning the constitution and snapping the very vital fluids of life, do not trust yourself in the hands of Quacks, who start up every day its a city like this, and fill the papers with glaring falschools too well calenlated to desire the young and those not acquainted with their tacks. Yea cannot be tea careful in the selection of a remedy in these eases. THE F7it:ll) EXTRACT RUCHU has Leen pronstmeed by eminent physicians THE GREATEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN It medicine. ..perfectly pleasant in its nista nnil eery innocent in its nction, and yet Fo thor ough that it ANNIHILATES EVERY PARTICLE or the rank end poisonous virus or this dreadful disease t ed, unlike other remedies it does out ilry up the ditiense iu the blood. Constitialitutal Debility. brought to by self-.abuse, a •inost turnble wind' Gas brought thousands ot• the hu man race to untimely graven, thus blasting the brilliant hopes of parents, and blighting in the bud the glorious utnbition of many a noble youth, Coll be cured by this INFALLIBLE REMEDY. And as a medicine which must benefit everybody from the simply delicate to the confined itml do. spairing invalid, no equal is to be found, ACTING GUT!! AS A CURE AND PRE VENTATIVE. lielanhold's Highly Concentrated CO3II'OUND FLUID EXTRACT SARA PAMLI.A, Fur purifying the Blood, removing all diset.a, arising troen excess of memory, from any exposure in life, chronic constitu tional disease, arising from an im pure state of the Illood,and the only relinble and effectual • known remedy out, for the cure of SerofulaSalt Rheum, Scald itlead, Ulcerations ofthe Throat andLegi, Pains and Swellings of the Bones, Totter, Pint Ides on the Fare, and all sea. I) Eruptions of tho - - - This article is now prescribed by seine of !ha niost distinguished Physicians in the country, and has proved more efficient in practice • than preparation of Sarsaparilla yet offered the pub• lie. Several cases of secondary Syphilis, Mer curial and Scrofulous diseases have entirely re covered in the incurable wards of our Public In stitutions which had for many years resisted ev ery mode of treattnent that could be devised.— These curse tarnish striking examples of the salutary eihicts of this medicine in arresting some of the most inveterate diseases, utter the glands were destroyed and the beam already af fected. NOTICE.--Letters front responsible Physi cians and Professors of several :Medical Colleges end certificates of cures from patients will be found accompanying both Preparations, PRICES, Fluid Extract of Buehn, sl'bottle or 6 but. $5 " Sarsaparilla. " " .. .6 ritual in strength to ono gallon Sy* of Barn. Prepared and sold by 11. T. 11ELMBOLD, ehotuist, 263 Chestnut St., near the Girard limbo, Philadelphia. To bo had 01 Thos. Read & Son,lluntingdon, Pa., and of Druggists and Dealers everywhere. CO".‘111 Letters directed to the Proprietor or .Iyent nceice immediate attention, May 13, 1855-Iy.
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