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FIVE PER CENT SIVING FIND,
Or The National ttlittiv Com ta'.
~.tilts[[ Stet, I, Small il;•st Corm e Thial Suer[,
11901.115. P////..IbELPIII.I.
T.( v„,T.I E . Incorporated by the State of Penn
i'.M . NI. P. NI . I'. M. • sylvania in 1541.
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FIVE PER CENT iuterest is given and the
1,38 money is paid back whenever it is
railed for, without the necessity of giving notice
tar it herorel,ando
People aale liAvt• large sum; mtt their money
in this
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At. I won, 4.17 41...44)
51411 Cr, 4.:44 44.1.4
4.49 7.4)2
l'et, ,, ity2, 5.4/5 7.15
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.1. B. I.toleit,
Al. A. llottler,c
J. 11. Dor,y,
111. :,;tew , t,
Hon. I icon.;,,
.Incob M. (lean hill, M. 1).,
John M.'l„ , illoch, '• I', I,
DISSOLUTION.
1,21,0.60,!,H1
armovAL
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111 1 „
,re the Pr
Miller
Where sh
latest City litsliiuti
all thut nitly favor
April 10, 1:455-
hor tvith thcir
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iIi*SO_LUTION
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1:1 ' 1 ' 1\E " i tin EKTISI;ME\T`•. 11UNTINGINN ADIERTISI:3IENTS.
Itt3llll4.l:'S
.0, E,-(i0,,00.' Flectro-Magnet Lightning Rods,
ot! or 4 -
timed ;Ire 1!!'clor! there AFTER sunny years' close. investigation and',
.:c:torr.cr inn „,,r, experiments, the Patentee takes'
' •••1• • ' n ' e • loom 'ld' rune '" feel pleasure ill informing the public that he has arri
, sterols, wholesale Dragaists of Alexandria, vei l a t tts• true primiples of protecting families, ,
; and t;!. , the eery next -itni, nn urde.r, (the in•crerty the destructive in
third time in tour weeks) from Mr. Pier point 11,1011,111ings Ihe ealatnities that
and horn Messrs. Cook ur , , city , T ,, "'n , Vil'nge and Country Rolls vic
anl hy t h e re ,.„ „,„„ or d er fr om to annually. through the gross negligence or
Messer:. Doper:l . & Wilmer of leutreville, iohnhibmts, is beyond calculation, especially
,-.00, a Alert time since such an e x c iter...sr whoa the ' , lnca , is so easy to obtain—this
is
,„,„„ e „,„ tic , it ronn , l in Arnti4awem Patent ltiagiaetic
(,„ if ,- Light Nang nods, and in this alone. This
tr:.• , ',l. fv.mt Somit Street, mll%. !wen examined by the most scientific
OW I, ii,lllll,4rc , 'kw n entletren in tire world—Profess,. M'Mnrtrie,
is it Mat the e ditor e t E r i e oliserver., ra ; Jelmson, Wittier and tunny others that have ex. I
red in t,oaps r h e „,„„h sins in hi , 1),,,K of omitted them, recommend and speak of them is
three rears' titivation ; and 31r. Ilrs,:!•, of liar - the highest terms of approbation, and have pro
ri,har.., Partlysis Nvhy and w!" flounced them the only safe rods in use in this or
;;
;;th„. dad \lr ue ,„.„„ \\ • n i,,, ; 2 rai..trr any other country, for the protection or hives
church, mod
1 Property. One advantage is to divine and throw
~, C:11,1 tri 1,1 , 5i , 1 1 hand• hack a part of the electric fluid harmless to the
Philadelphia. ett
the late ease , cloud in time of a stroke this enables the rod
r. ef euvatitre. another ill to conduct that portion of fluid that belongs to
„ rr,ne.cut c 1 the earth without the slightest danger of leaving
why mlcn. Mcsrs• •,• " • 11. the conductor. 'ibis rod has many other advan
,,,•,,,, s . ; tages over the old one. The only place ol'man
,-
ugt, •• • ,--- Your Oil utneturing is in
ni , te be ••' I '• • :1 "Y ' II" Prep. "'" Vine St., '3 deers above Twelfth, Philadelphia,
tr:nr. pop ; where all persons are respectfully invited to call
Yon, '• :•it • ‘ I "' L " is • examine for themselves. For side Whole
, ..
Aa ha ln , sale and Retail, by TIIOS. AII,IIT.A.GE.
~ov the third time t , ..at "Prof. De- • Orders promptly attended to. 'retnis cash.
I.lectric oil is sellitm very fast, and
gre , cures never intro accomplished ! Recommendations.
1 ,,, Who do! John R., Esq., send, Mt•
l'ilit,XDA.. Aug. 13, 1847.
..tot., •,,,•1.1 dollar in ,tt letter from Double I have this slay carefully inspected a conductor
,ridees, Va., fora bottle, on the recotnmenda- 1
,i;;;;; \vie.
,m;;eitt, E;;;L.,
et . the sumo piece I or Lb.:liming Rod, with vane and index, erected
by Mr. 'lliontas Armitage, on Bellevue House,
tt -'•l'te -hart time since for the Gout,
„ ,;;;;;;
;;;;;.; a : t , it; „ nit every one speaks . Gloucester, and have no hesitation in saying that
of woullet•itti cuintive," and is this not it is not only the best that I have ever seem bill
I have yet examins,l
tWf, ,
v
the• I,rito
that the.
r:al cause of more selling at retail, in Illiiiit- 1
is c it is
onstructe only one . ..-.. yet exam.-
d on strictly scientific prince flex. It
d , . t alone, than it sold uf I), .lityne's metli
is with much pleature.that I recommend this
.•., or tiro a any falters 1 Why is it that a
conductor to the attention a owners a imihtings.
'!vsici.tti ur tarp, practice tt, , el it oft the pare- U. AIeMURTIZIE.
0 ie' l , '',... 1 ". 1 '",'' I ,'''' "Y, l utter " 1 , 1%14 „ ~,e very thing
„, I am well satisfied that the Nlagnetie Lightning
el-'' ''''' ll "Y ''''''''''”' g' in ' ll ' ""'''''''''' llod, manufactured by Air. Thomas Armitage, of
, ,i: . • . fr. ,: 0 the 0i1i,•.! of; rot'. I)eGrath, ellectu-
Philadelphia, is the best that has ever been made.
ally ..m, 4 paraly,i , . Why and how is it that I have spent several yearn in the study tithe let.,
.` `';'. ''-''''.(l a:': be'''t 'V I ' in , \V'sh,,,,lnig,,t,,°,,"' 11. (",:,' of electricity. nd magnetistn. and have 110 ' 1,11 . 1-
Y .l' ; ' , " ' " , .. '""lit ..''' , 'C''''' ''';‘' ''',",, I --,- j . "'''' tion in savin that these Rod , are enitstrneted
' ' l , '''''.:"'.''''," in 1 ,'',..' ',L in ', t ' in ',. ", „ J :7 ',','„''',7''' s , main the only princif de of safety. rite electric
'''''''' ' -'''' ''' '''''''' .."" '''''` '''. ''''' '''''''' shock is received and dispetsed fly the magnet at
• I tan;; iiiiii,e, in the Statte,) and Julie Wyeth, the top of A . 0 ,1 , .,,, n t i t would he impossible,
1',.1., of 1111....i,'.11e,1, 1,1 , Se" s. ...el' . " *l.e. ~,,,,11„g to ,11,,, 1,,,, 'a attraction and repulsion,
'''''""' • '''''' have ""„Y ;I na T it Y ;',' ' ll , 'Tr' ", i .," l ,'';' . l'er a building to ho injured by a stroke of light
xt , et- in''' , ""'" ... , at "Y t '''' ''','? '''', '" e ; ;;''''',,'!„,'''',.. nine. when i notected by one of these rods.' I
iagdon ' '-'... ''''''l' i .`, l ''''';' l l. l , l .`",'" lag.e. ;' "':' ":' '''';' have be e raetputinted with :kir. Armitage for se,
,i,.„,,,,,,i the ttri,••-e teat the 1 , 11 WM'S. a.,1:1 tau ;kept;-
ere!
ve, ,,, , .. th , befere he commence , the
ma..
co„nt e ,l , ` ,l, the ccmcrons ~,e ' of alt... h o peless . 1.,„.,,, - le of these rods I examined the principle on
~',.',.ic , a 1..11id W., ii• anything eonid he more ngrecable .ehicli they are constructed. and felt convinced
..1; is of 1111 iii "", . 1. m"re Y il'ee , tl , ll il,l
mt itsitsl..... : ll , lN-'....1" that their adoption would he attended with c
11,,0in
„,,„„a i n ter ha .Mg expeadeo tuoms o. won., on ;.”- rime success. 'lie increasing demand for these
II A r „„„, t , rions l'ornicr treatment, widi nothing l'"','. l ,'''' rods. and the extensive sales in nll parts a the
t i me ~,e . emiragemein and despair for their 11 . 11/ ..1 • ,1 .IY. country, is ample conintentlation of their utility
„.
~ h .,,, ver . i., it taut other medicines have n.z.'ertitements mud superiority.
pile .1 up column high. in all the papers wile' TRACY E. WALLER, Nf. U.
,i„ 5 , ..te5,-tr De i ;'tide's 'Elect , ' (lilt is only no- , Iti , ing Sun l'hiltol. el., April In. loa.•
'''''.- I ftced ar .•• I . ,'.,t to exceed $l5 ht 'bite' . .' • t.. t rrom an editori
a situ le expense • fellowing extract is tan,
`''' ' ' 1 '' ' \\*l ' v i 4 it r,''::' two
l'i..'''''',"" arc
11l ill 111 C e;e ',w.f.,. ref up., 0, edited by Major
,1,,i1., ~,,,.!;,,,,f i n rho o di c', tippling t h e (gen- „ it , , t ,
t _
' c l c :, ) ' '1,1; air ''' t)11 " t" porkers " iiii " l ' l ' ''' oTtns bogus rod placed upon .r dwelling we
.1.,,,.. p a t.., (and it is warrented for tlds).— : navy Intl taken down; and another ereted by Mr.
Ilheitio ,, m, Nenecig l c , nec. l celle• (11 ' 1 , S i "' s ' Attuir.tog, to which we would .11 the attention
and V , uites, Wounds, ems, Slo'cins "'''' ' ll . l ' l. or our farmers and readers generally. It is put
'ore Breast an d „„id o t t , e ,
~,,, ~,,,1„• ,f ti p on true scientific principles,' and it a rml that
olk
...,,,,ai,ii,• Aid,„iiii.,ii ii titre is „iii.- has been approved by the highest authorit V, and
I.i.,:litiii , g i , set . .tot more titan one bottle has ever
will bear the
most thoroit,h examination. ;rhos°
v ,, o l.'ccs- Ingiiet,:,. turned t and that was It ease of tot,l wim deceived, heveheee .
as we have been, should
ellir at imb-teas. of It years' standing. Of coursea- n
lose no time in having a proper protection against
)start, at 5 ttcould not restore such a case, with what,- :
, lightning, substituted. 'l'he cost in a mere
'tortbag
et help. atelle when compared with the entire safety of
.r howes and barns against this destructive ele-
NCi: n:
rE
13.—An educated Doctor alway,, in atteu:
lropping a line to the (ace of
Pear. C. I)KGRATit,
S. Ei , .. , ,hth street.
3 doors South of tit.
, 75 ets., and f:ZI.
the with a
11,10\'I
P. B.—Fire dollars reward will he paid for the
arrest of a low se amp, a Jew pedler, who copied,
on a dirt.% dieet, mono of lief. De Grath 's j
and as the originals are copyrighted, he is liable
to t. mw.
114:member the No., 59 S. Eighth st.,
Thuinns lielogi & Soo, Huntingdon, Ilona. Co.
H. Enrolovcll, )144mgconery, Blair to., W. G.
.Murrny, liollillnysburg, Blair co., Condom) &
11X.4, Fronostowm Blair co., .1. 11. ll,roer
V; otersiccct. Molt. Co., Woo. Moore, Alex-
HUM. CO.
Scut. 21.0. 18:15.
u• tlic lifer
aul hop
it ut,tilitunive 4.f
I.:NOS H. lil"1.1..
A.:\
Ilan more time half o mil
~ , ,,ly invested for the sofet..
°I.. to receive end pay nion , ,
frog 9 o'clock in the morning till
, in the evening, and on lonvlay no
evening , . till 9 o'clock.
111111 have money to tout int are invite
el- to call at the otlice l'or farther inllolnation.
II ENIZ 1.. BENNER. Pre.'t.
IZ,,ItEIZI SELFRIDUE, \'ice
I:t,, Se,•retury.
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Mar 23, 1555.—1 y.
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GERTY
C. G. C. \
FORMERLY - C. WELLS CA).,
PORK PACKERS,
1: Wholesale Dealers in Pilivisions,
CIIII77:RAL comnussroril
S. A. I.
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No. 325, Liberty Street,
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11., W. BENEDICT,
A 'ITNIL\I, T
oREATEST MEDICAL DISCO
VERY LOCK HOSPITAL.
Whore may be obtained the most speedy I%),"f' VERY OF THE AGE.
dy ror . • Dr. Kennedy, of Roxbury, had discovered in one
S ECRET DlsEAsEs,_Gt ec t s sweat , ' of our Coutrtion pasture we...als a remedy
Seminal Weakness, Pain in the Loins, Pleei."':f 1 that cures
or the Kidneys, and all those peculiar atle `: l :ntli ' EILTER7 :ZT.6.0 111 . IftfArna >
arising from a sccret habit, particularly the .". _ ;
of both sexes, which if not cured, icodrice,?l. ~ the worst scrofula Stowe to a i .111111,111 piiitric.
stitittional tlebility, rendering mortar
t i: i "y o ' ii 7; . i Ile
has
trio
it
to
overt too
ewes,
and
iie,,,,
ble, and in the end destroys both Bind I''
I failed except in two cases, (both tl under humor.)
‘ , 1 ,„ 1iin t,, g ,,, ‘ „ 1 7,T • . Sits of Sol - ; Ile has now in his pussesttion eve: two hundred
which nunnolly p
i especial ly, tary l 'i , ! . that ..
- have
dreadful --
became rho
logo';i,e‘t:.‘gisert
,i,y,iee
thou- l t nbi t :
o ceir i tl o li , e i rt o t i e i ! of its via., all within iweitty mil,
sands of young s in w e e t e t - o s f t° tl n io n mast '
m alted ,....:_ . ,: o nln o i t ',!: i .
and brilliant inteheet, who might e nunr " Two bottles aro warranted to cure a pursing
' sore mouth.
tanced lislcning senates with the thunder% of ; One to three bottles will cure tl e worst kind
e i nt • • k 1
may call with full confidence.
mqueuee, Ot Uil Ot to ecsat.. , : t be g living lyre, I of i l:if o nl o hl r es ti o n n ee t
1 Biles, l i i i e e t t t i l t eTwill clear the system of
Married Nets s
'or those contemplating m arriage, being aware of ; Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst
• physical weakness, shush/ immediately consult . case id' Erysipeles.
Dr• •Lf and be restored to perfect health. Otto to two bottles are warranted to cure all
Dr. Jolstastail, humor in the Eyes.
; °Mee No. 7 South Fredrick St., seven doers from T wo bottles are warranted to cure running of
! lltltimore Street, east side up the steps. farße thecars and blotches among the hair.
I particular in obtaining the name and mother, or 1 Four to tin bottles are warranted to cure cor•
you will mistake the place. , rapt and nithly; 'deers.
' A cure warranted, or . charge mad , in fromskin.
One bottle will core scaly eruption of tht
ono to two days.
I Tans NuTICE.—Dr. Johnston's ogre is in his Two to three bottles are warranted to cora t h e
I dwelling, up the steps. His very eta naive prac- wor st case of tingworm.
1 lice is a sullicient guarantee, that laps the only Iwo to three bottles tire warranted to cure tin
' Preect PhYsician to apply to. most desperate case of rheumatism.
1 Dr. Johston, member of the Ro .1 College of Three to four bottles are warranted to cure flit
Surgeons. London, graduate fr . one of the salt ere tin.
I most eminent Colleges or the llt oil States, and as
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst taut
the greater part of whose life ha teen spent in of setollibi.
the:Hospitals of London, l'aris aladelphia, and A benefit is always experienced front the firs
elsewhere, has effected some of tie most listen- bottle, and a perfect cure is warranted when tin
lofting cures that were ever In 'vn, many troll- , :whore quantity i, taken.
bled with ringing in the care and head when ! Reader, I peddled over a thousand bottles o
' asleep, great nervousness, bein.: Manned at sod- this in the vicinity of Boston. I knew the ell',
den sounds, and bashfulness, %mit frequent blush- ,ofit in every ease. So sure ll'l wilier will exl in.
, ing attended sometimes whir derangement of ; guisit tire. so sure will this role limn.:•. I move
miud, were cured immediately. I sold a bottle of it but that soil itnini.....; ..rti... .
A CERTAIN DISEASE.—gt is a melancholy fact trial it always skid, fur itself. TM,. are tut
that thousands fall victimWto this horrid disease things about this herb that appear to ma surpri
owing to the unskilfulnessof ignorant pretenders sing ; first that it clams in our pastures, in son,
who by the use of that deadly poison Mercury, places quite plentiful. and yet its val., lots nave
• ruin the Constitution, causing the most serious been known ntiM I discovered it in 1844—sewn
symptoms of that dreadful disease to make their that it should ioire all kind./ dimmer.
I appearance, such as alreetions of the head, nose, In order to give some idea of the sudden its
' throat, skin, etc., progressing with frightful ra- and great popultsity of the discovery. 1 oil
I pidity till death puts a loaded to their dreadful state that in April, 1855, i polticil it and sal
suffering, by sending tacta io that Bourne whence about six bottles per day—in April, 1054, 1.1
no traveler retnrns. over one thousand per day of it.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.—Young men who Some of the, wholesale Driii,tikt , who lay
I have injured themselves by a certain practice in- been in business oven, and thirty year , sfl
Idulged in when alone—a habit fiequently learned, that nothing in the ionial. of ',tent iiiichci .1.
from evil companions, or at school—the effects! was ever lilac it. 'Hi, eii i, , ;....t...i.,1 ~ . ...i...... i
1 of which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and ' it from all quarto , .
if not cured renders marrisge impossible, amide- In my own practice I always kept 0 ' , LI ly ft
I strays both stitch and hotly. humors—but sieve its introduction IA a geoeri
What u pity that no young man, the hope of his j busily tut:ilk:in, great and wonderfod virtu , :
country, and the darling or Iris parents should 1,.. b..-- 1....... c-...... 1 ro tt that I never susia , ted,
snatched from all prospect% nod enjoyments of Several cases of epileptic lits—ttili,e.ise - hie
l if e by tire conse , s ..„ o ra e .i„ti„,tr„. the.pii„„ was always considered movable., trove litii ell
! of nature and in ulging in a certain secret habit. , red by n few O
bottles. . Mint a Illccry 11. ,IVL
Smelt persons before contemplating Marriage, i prove ellectuol ill all case, of that di . ..AO tal
should reflect that a sound mind and body are ! oily—there are bat few who boon' more or. ha
I the most necessary requisites to promote eon.-' 1 have.
bial happiness, indeed without these, the jot,. I I know of se ...era! ease,, of Drii:.y, al! i.., :or
I ney through life becomes a weary pilgrimage, ; aged people enrol lir it. For the variim. !ea
! the prospect hourly darkens to the view; the , sea of the Liver, Sink Headache, !i . e..; sia
' mind IMCOIIIO9 shadowed with despair, and tilled 1 Asthma, Fever ant Agile, Pain in the Si: • tin
with the melancholy reflection, that Ste happiness ; cases of the Spine. and pa i ....i.Ltily in ,' .a.,e
of another becomes blighted with our own. I of the Kidneys, zs.c., the .1,.....c,.., ha, cloi. nor
CoNserertyrioNYr. DEnti.rry.—Dr. J. address- I good than mty medicine es, known.
! c.; young men, nail all who have injured them-Nn eltdcge of Wet ever nrce , try—cat: he ,
!selves Inv private and improper indulgence. you can get itu.l enough of it.
IMPUISSANA.—'IIicso are some of the sad and ' Dnim tit,- I, .1: 1 , ir. - -.killilto NI 1:11.1
melancholy ellects produced by early habits of slmonb , I
. per say- -Chihlirn over tell yo :I .le,
youth, viz: \Venliness of the Ilm•k and Limbs,' sett sq; ',loll .--Chililetai front live to ciel year
Paths in the head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of tempt/mond. As no directions can be i plies
Muscular power, Palpitation of' the Heart Dyt- ble to all constitutions,take sufficient t , penal
pepsin, Nervous Irritability, Detangonents of the 011 Ole lie Weis [Wit, a I,y.
Digestive Functions, General Debility Symptoms . Alinitillietar sib,'
of Consumption, &c. 1 x„. 40/oN MAI-, 1:1.N N El/Y.
I)lExTzm.v—The fearfttl effects on the mind use I
much to be dreaded; Loss of memory, Conrusito Price ~• Isms
of ideas, Depression of Spirit, Evil-Forbtalingt; ' T. W. Drum, limier:ll Agent l',i, :'. iii,ylva
Aversion to Society, Self DISIIIISt, Love Or Solt'- n Ili,
tilde, &e., are some oldie coils prod need. 11'holesale Agent..—N. I'. City, C. . Click
Thousands of Persons of all ages,can now judge tier, SI Barclay Street.—C. 11.1litig. / 2 Broad
what is the cause of their declining health. Lis- , way.—ltiediton & Clark, 57_5 8r0w!..--.1. Pi ing their vigor, becoming weak, pale and emocia- & ii. Sands. 100 Fill.) Su rf et.
con, have singular appearance about the . eyes,' For sale is G. W. Drell:nom McVni• two; Ilri
tough and symtems of consumption. ' Matey Marl.;, Lewistown; 'l'. Ilea I .‘. ;on, 11.
Married persons, or those contemplating mar- ' tingibm.
tinge, being aware of physical weakness, should ! And sold by Agents generally.
immaliately consult Dr. J. and lie restored to pa- May 2, 1855.-Iy.
feel health. °MCC, No. 7, South Frederick-Pt.,
Sjj LI,
Baltimore, 1)1d.
ALI. SURGICAL OCURATIoNR PNIIFORMRD.— 1 T 42 U r TIPIZAT _.--(:( 4'4- 1 : 1 - 1 : :':
N• B. Let no false delicacy iirevent you, but tp- ,
14 immediately either personally or by letter. IlEillEDlllB
Skin Diseases Speedily Cured, . ) .
To ST...ca.—The many thousands cured Issued under rho sent, sanction and nuthitri
at this Institution within the last ten years, old of
'the numerous important Surgical operations
performed by Dr. J.,witnessed by the Reporte•s of
the papers, nod many other persons, notices of
which have appealed again and again before the
GOOD MEDICINES. : public, is astitlicient guarantee that the sill:vett
It is estinisted that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral & will find a skillful and honorable phys•cian.
Cathartic PAls have done more to promote the ! As there are so many ignorant and wortnless
public heath, than any other one cause. There quacks advertising themselves its l'hysicians,rnin
can be ..pestion that the Cherry Pectoral has ing the health of the afflicted Dr. Johnston Would
by its tlzeosil on thousand cures of Colds, say to those unitequeinted with his reputatioa that
HUNTINGDON FOUNDRY. Coughs, Artless, Canso, Ifluenza, Bronchitis, his Credentials or Diplomas always hang is his
&c., very marl' reduced the proportion of deaths office.
p e. met ;t LI. returns his thanks from ceinnative diseases in this country. The , Weakness of the organs immediately cured,
ii• to his frill,lS and the public ~ t ~,,,. 'tripk Pintos, ,• good US the Pectoral and will cure , and full vigor restored
k u q!
I,r their very liberal patronage, and - ' More connlsints. , (LW All lettere post paid—remedies sent by
hopes by strict attention to business • .!. ',!......!,:, _ Everyli.ly nee IS mare or less purging. Purge ; mail.
to merit a continuance of the same, in all kinds of the blisterunl its iinpuritics. Purge the bowels, May 22, 1855.-17.
Castings, Cooking Stoves, Air-Tight, Parlor, Liverane the whole visceral system from °barite-
Ten Plato Wood and Coal Stoves, oh various si. tions. forge ant the diseases which fasten on RUODES'S
zes, and all kinds of Ploughs: the Lancaster and the boily, to work its decay. But for diseases, FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
the Plank Ilarshear patterns, mid Keystone No. we shot:4l,la only of old age. 'rake antidotes I For the preventica and Cure of Intermittent
4 Self-sharpening nod Hilside Ploughs, awl early ttni thrust it from the system, before it is ai m R em ittent Fevers, Fever and Ague, Chills
S••cars to .it all kinds of Ploughs in the country; yet too srong to yield. and Fever, Dumb Azle, General Debility Night
R o fli t ig.thili and Forge Castings, Grist and Saw- Afeetlills do thrust out disease, not only ' Swons, and all othatbrms of disease which have
mill Castings, Lewistown Threshing Machine While itioreak but when it has taken a strong In common origin inMalitria or Miasma.
Venoms, mid the b o ar horse and two horse power hold. /of the astounding statements of those , This is a natural attidete which will entirely
of Cl ooo bersloirg patterns; and all other kinds of whelawthten carol by them from dreadful Sero- protect any resident or traveller even ill ale
castings too munercas to mention, all of which fula, Dt4sy, Ulcers, Skin Diseases '
Rheum°. , most sickly or swampy localities, from any Ague
will be sold cheaper S t un ever f o r cas h and ail tilt, Nit/algid, Dys p epsia, Internal Pains, Bil-or Bilious disease whatever, or uny injury arum
kinds of country produce. Also, old m e ttle taken iota Coaaints, Heartburn, Headache, Gout, & I constantly inhaling Malaria or Miasma.
in exchange for castings. many lo , langeroua but still threatening ail- It will instantly check the Ague in persons
Huntingdon, November 9, 1853, ments,:cli as pimples on the face ,Worms, Ner- who have stalbred, for any length of time, from
- ---- - - • "-- vous lrrldrtv L oss of appetitelrregularities, one day to twenty years, so that they need r.ever
RUBBED, BUT NOT DISHEARTENED. Dizzt,te,:„ , 1 1, - „ 1 ,„„,d, cow, Fevers, Dysentery to have another chill, by continuing in use ne.
Ilrilliant Display of Jewelry. and Mid. every varietY of complaints for which ' cording to directions. The patient at once begins
'l'll E public generally, and the reseals who, n forge; llsmn4 is rn'lnked• !to recover appetite and strength, Illid continues
the Tl ii e r san: no . ritmlout
. statements, but are .au- 1 moil a permanent and indict' cure is etrected.
some time since, entered my store and rem
tic r 1 1)our oi,n Imig i h!) n or o s ve l , r lTys „ !c it i l a t t o ti n s i i One or two bottles will answer f or 0w n...,
veil vultuthles to the amount of about $ 1 100 '
[hero.
b::, nue. and 31... n,..,! ).... .. , Boxes for f,„ $
i. ; f e ars . ;
i s n o i m an e , 9ly require more. Directions prin.
`without my permission, are informed that I have
11st "ri "" t i'in n e t ge"e i r l 1" 1 .1 be l r"surtinent P n rer•.! . l e i 2 I) L '. .I. I Z. " .Z ' ):E - I ' l,l ", o '„ %ll . , ' lllitss. t en i elnMtle. r."''' am l dull er, l i b era l
....i.e.. in my tine, o: business than was ever
J A MES A r l i f e l e lol l .) l FlS7 r. Provide nce,Ailll. do
rt , iid sulti " !ey Y ery respectable Druggist in New counts made to the trade.
brought' to Huntingdon, consisting of Watches,
Jewelry, Clocks, Fine Knives, Ln r in "'
''''
'''' TI OS • x. II 'loud° Pa 11U- .
Pistols, Perfumery, Port MI ,- ...I . '' z stt Ei ' IAD - . SON , lin -• n ' . 'j
(-••• A , PORTER, Alexandria, I'a., J. 11.
tales Silver \Vare, and Fate•y _.
-110 M N, v, Co. itte rst reet, l'a., J. M. ROL.
Articles, tte., &e. lily old friends and imstorners, ~..., ` n.
.. r./.., k•-shurg, and by all looters everywhere.
and the public in general throughout the county, D '1855 -
5 , 1 Y•
are requested to call and examine lIIVA,ortiIICIII. CC. ' . ---.-21n *
EI.OIUNIi SNARE. ! _--
Huntingdon, March 29, 1854. 'IIIOS, READ .
l ' ieto of
A SPLENDID ARRIVAL ,
Or
FALL AND WINTER Wal,:,xpectfully inform h u s i friends .r i i ind the
Pnblint , t Inc has on hand a
the cotY; season, a tine asset:lomat of ' I
EVIDENCE OF 111li sh R iri c , f. ,
a aw•Qpzr aill.l .U.,,
31, 1 : e
j w . isbr, R ti h n o T e n s_ Co D . c , ,, B r u.
CollBl6l, of Watches, Chains Breast Pins, Fin-
55,
AT ~,,, ~,,,,,,,,..; ..,,,,,,,, sToRE . ger iti , Ear Rillgs, Penci l., °P, Thimbles,' medicine y. sent me was duly received . the
1; I I) 'l l 11.1 Ti.rj,
~,i, of April. I have sold about one half 01 in,
Studs, :Mullions, &c. Togethe with his celebra-
A. WILLOUGHBY, ted antwieaued and so fur the people who have used it, and six
I LTAS just returned Trion the east with a large GOLD I? N ,of the eases were el long standing •my sister,
i A and splendid assortment of , : who had it for forcer six years kid:, 1111.1 CUlllil
Fall and Wittier Clothing,
Will.b.cquitl if not superior, t lily now in use , never get it stopped, except by Quinine, and
fur men and !toys, ma d e i ll th e latest fashion and Ea' Pen is Engraved with 1 own name, that may ns long is she would tall, is now, 1
in the roust durable manner. Whti over wants and every Pett Warr ed. ' think ' entirely cum.' by your remedy .
to be dressed better and cheaper than anybody On id you ever , I never C. R. Mcla 'GLy ,
,else in town, let him 01111 at IV•rmouttainVe ',coy en us what a treat; • --
; Cite... Cranatixo SLIME. one door west of T. Gilead's Gold Pen, they'r man line, ' CAUTION '1() AGUE SUFFE I ,
, Road & Sores drug store:Huntingdon. ad only found in North ard Street. Take no more irscnic, Tunics, al
Call and see fur yourselves A landiti l'ouW Where • you get it 1 nine, Febrirugesi •tryehnine, or Au
Oct. 18, 1854. - ire Diamond Pointed, e tbe beat; of any kind. Tim well-known lie
Y , . my friends, there's no 1 dinging these lIOXIOUN poises proves theme
FEMALE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Read's (hold Pens of No 'filial Stret.t. ' sprit;; of false =teal principles, or
; rim K. library will be open every Saturday: a ft er: Ilfraopit Gold Fen is found Oily nt 55 North ;ry quacks. The uly remedy in a
1 noun, at II o'clock, in their room in the Third•reet, below Arch East Sib. lis both sure andlrmless is
Court Daus°. Subscription 50 cents a year.—Tllti. REAL), , RHODES' Iftl'F.ll AND Mill
' New books have been added to the former ex. I,l4 •lphla. Jan. 8, 1852.—tf. I AGENTS—III Ileniagdon, Thounal
cellent adleetion—"Fanny , Fern's" popular I -- - _ , and for sale by driers generally.
, writings, “littytoril Taylor's :Ve. The further , Adams & CO.'S Expless. ! March 20, 12551 y, •
pa trouage of the public will enable the collet, T;, SIMONTON, Agent, Batingdon- ' 111,4A11ifi....1 • • WRIb h I
buy your
t ,on to he still mere extended.— May, Packages, and goods 0111 kinds, no. ; "Journal Office," We h a , now I t
By order 14111.110 ' ceiveind forwarded at the risk of he company, ,ry superionatiele , SLA NE I/ Efl.
President. ito ante cities and principal tow. aims United JUDGMENT No..gs,summ(o
._..
--,.... ,—.4tor :ay will. 1 TioNs, &c.
fo;o1 in the columns or this import mid we feel
nsthotegb we were performing.. imperious duty
to the ...mtnnuity, by thus inviting to it general
attention."
Poit..kiini.nniA,Dee. 4, 1852.
T. Aintirrmin, Vine Street, west of Twelfth
Street, Philmtelnlint.
Mi. 1.) , • n Pre:: ititer a trial of many weeks, it
affords me great pleasure to inform you that I
out highly delighted with the lightning rut you
placed upon my house !Instil:ton. As far us
my chemical knowledge tumbles me to perform
an opinhm, I am satisfied you have developed
the correct principles in tic adaptation 01 rods to
Protect property front destruction by lightning; as
SOOlll. tilo advantages of your arrangements are
understood, I am eundineetl that few persons will
he found so reckless in; to fail to avail themselves
of the protection afforded by your rods. Wishing
you all success in tour enterprise,
t un your truly,
No. 1, North Eleventh Street,
Tharessor of Anatomy, Philadelphia College o
Medicine
SAMUEL lIOOVEIt,
Barthion, Union Ca., Pa.,
Is Agent for *Huntingdon, and adjoining counties,
and wili furnish the Rods on the sonic manner as
the Proprietor. Any person desiring to be sup
plied with the - Rods can lease their order ,rith the
Editor or the Journal, or with Genius Miller, of
the Hail Road Hotel. April 12,'54.
or r i . tteettittit tit the stweritit
it ittrurils, but tiny mutt;
.41 ing frolit the 'l'rn.,!e.
wily r
I'/TT. F; (R I;,1'.I
is that Ile
attend to
led to him,
hoti,
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
HELAITIOLD'S
'-!-,:ts.pluyi , i-2, _I-iii,p.A[ll,r\i - ry. - uh.... ,
Illeltatbottr , Illightt' Concentrated
CONIPOUND F 1. 1 .11. EXTRACT BUCIIII,
For Di,cases of the Bladder and Kidneys, Ob
structions of the erine, Chronic Gonorritioa
Gleets, Weaknesses. and all diseases of
the Sexual Organs, 1
win:Tß - EH IN MALE Olt FEMALE, '
from whatever cause they may have originated
and no mutter of how long standing.
If you have contracted the terrible disease,'
which, when ouce seated in the system, will go
down from one generation to another, undertni...
I ningethe constitution and snapping the very Yitql :
I fluids of life, do not trust yourself iu the hands .
of Quacks, who elect up every duty iu a city like I
this, an d till the p. 11113, with glaring falsehoods ,
too well calculated to device the young and those
' ! not acquainted with their tricks. You cannot ,
! i he too earetul in the selection of u remedy in 1 ,
. ,
the. CHSeN.
' l .ll 1•: FLITID EXTRACT BUCTIU
has been pronounced by n.ninent physicians t
THE Glr',.\ TEsT iEMEDY EVER
KN4iwN
It is a medicine perfectly* pleasant in its taste
and very innocent in its action, cud yet so thor
ough that it
ANNIHILATES EVERY PARTICLE j
of the rank and poisonous virus of this dreadful !
disease ; and, unlike other remedies it does not
dry up the disease in the blood.
COustitttillowd Debility.
brought un by syn . -abase, a most terrible dis
ease, which has brought thousands of the b u _
matt race to untimely graves, thus blasting the
brilliant hopes of parents, and blighting in the
bad the glorious ambition of many is noble
youth, ern be cured by this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
And as a medicine whisk must benefit everybody ,
from the simply delicate, to the confined and dn.
equal is to be found,
ACTING BOTH AS A CURE AND PRE
VEN.PATIVE.
JAMES Meth.lNTyck,
ilelmlbold , s Highly Concentrated
COMVUUM) o t t:ll) . ExTllAcr SAIISA
PA
For purifying the Blood, removing nil diseases
arising from excess of Alereury, from
any exposure in life, chronic constitu
• Mend disease, arising Oat an
im
pure state of the Illoshand the
only reliable andelectual
I:nown rente'l out,
for the r. of
ScrofttAllt
111,A,
Scnll lend,
ofthe
tidll.egs, •
F a i t ,. and Swellings
of t i,. Teter, Pint
• ) 4,, Ai the Ere, and all sca
ly Eriptions of:m Skin, &c., &c.
This aaiele is new •cscribed by some of the
most distittgaished P.•sicians in the country,
and has protect more •theient in practice than
prepar,tma Sarsa.rilla yet offered the pub.
,Mrer.tl cases t •ccontlary Syphilis, Slur
rnri:tl and • ,miseries have entirely re
covered in net inearla Wank of our Public In
stitutions whbit lt,e or Damp years resisted ev
ery mode of treetnot that could be devised.—
Tbese miser fend striking examples "of the
salutary etkrts arlais medicine in arresting
some et the most ..reterate diseases, after the
glands were destred and the bones already af
fected.
NOTICE.• Luers irresponsible Physi
cians and Prfs,s of ses'eral Colleges
and certiticat Mattes - from patients wall is
found accompan , .ig both Preparations,
PIO C ES,
Plaid Extract f Boehm $1 bottle or 6 bot. $5
" t4,•saparilitt. .s
equal int streng, to one gallon Syrup ufStirsa-
I mania.
l'reMtrcd and said by 11. T. 11EI,Jmo1.1),
'l'u I.e In nt on Tinos. Mend 3 Son. •untin;;iten.
Pn., anal of 'haggis's alai Dealers , r.Ywi ,,, •
CO - .11 1 I, di , setsd to Ile I Yurrioor ur
.19r litif ,•r r Ile W1(1111011.
ay 13,
SIER'S PILLS.
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.
New York, Juno it, 1855.
"I hove made a chemical examination of
"Rhode's Fever and Ague Cure," or Antidote
to Malaria, and have tested it Mr Krseuic, Mer
cury, Quinine, and Strychnine, hut have not
fo llt particle of either so it, nor have I found
any substance in its composition that would
prove iirious to the constitution.
JAMES It. CIiILTOM, M. I). Chemist.'
'curt,
Qui
•
reioney of
be the oil-
tOIIICO that
. . .
C1.7111i. ' ----
, a l & s on, . Jona hot , ~ . SAmt: ft. T. Snow
. ' . ..,..-5,5 DV - T ••••.! :13:isp . ` JVII : ,
ExEcu.. Attorneys at Law,
m
inks at the Huntingdon, Pa.,
tired a ve
, BONDS, t office owe ah that formerly mattpiNt by ,L,
Scott, SlI. .
' Oct. 19, 18..''''
1117,DH Al. ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE usivEitsrry oi•
Free Medicine
AND POPULAR KNi CIIA II
TER111) BY TIIE STATE in? PENNSII.
\' \Ni.\..\rhii, ie:
WITII ;► CAPITAL OF $lOO,OOO,
MAINLY 1 , 1)1: lIIE I'ITP.S . E (1P: ,\ 121:1•:`.;
'!'lN;'' iii: 11,1.
':. 7 1 . _iJ.i1.1.,J 1J I JII .I..jLiz.'"ilf.l.{, J_l.
Also for nl t l iii tli ti,oi,ittutiity with relit
ble retnetlitis beret er a I'o••ici,
cannot or trill not hc rut
front lir. JOHN 11. IIONN'ANI), his ccitibliateil
Rowand's Tonic Mixture
Known fur upwards of nventy-live yents
the only sure eel We cum fur
FEVER & AGUE
And his inegtimal , l6 remedy 11,1.
BOWEL COMPLAINVIZOWAN D'S ,YF
UP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
highly approved and popular Item
dies, together with the I . ldver.itY's llumwlS
Complaints or the Lung, '
The ruiversity's Itethetly for I)yspepsia
ludigestiou.
The University's Remedy for Costive lie
el,
Also the Univer,its's ,tin sae may be 1
at the Branch Dispensary, or Store of
Moore & Swoope,,Hesandria, Hunt. Co.,
Thos. Read & Sun, liontlig . i l t
William liell,
Kessler & Bro.. 31ill Creek, 4:
it. I'. Reimer, 3lialaitown, Juniata
licence & Crawlor.l,Thotop,ontmen "
i Thos. (iberhoh,,i,c, ratter,on "
I). Gin gr i c h 5..., e O , Sow 31exico, •' Jonntl., z e n er . 3iiiton, Cumborlinul
W. S. proweil, ho° Camber , l , and ~
L. IL Riper, ,c •
Jno. r Cio.l m ,3liltait
James Muskier, Franklin, l'enango
M Thompson,Thmenr•svillo, Blair,
ISisal Itoya, l'raoklin Forge, 4,
(km. 11 e ",,,,,,c, Frankstown,
D. Williams, Hollidaysburg
11. Myer, 4 4
.1. Tlkmipsoli t
J... Ilyston, Head Crooked Gain
.1. A. !i n a ne . Williarborg
T. Falls, tad Lo ck r i e s f i l o o , , :" s i , „
f. ,..
i E n t k ' '' , i , i i '', l ', ' , lr t e lolliilays . lal,, l , l--
..ii,i ' l u i :11'ie!iiiii:r.re, .51.11,15b0rLh
11. Molise, Waynesboro,
AlnrS Orr, 114hdayshorg,
James hell, J(thn • s"1"." ?
11. Lambert..., Ipoikliii,
Site, Ili, LeWtstown.,
.1. M. 'Williams. MeV. imp'',
.1. It. Smith, Newton Hamilton,
I'. C. (7raige, ;,
.
". W. Smith.
,j„,. ~, tru d c , Jr., Strode's 31ills
Mary 31. irks, Lewistown,
A. W. ii , ''' , ,
G. iv . , a dianaii, 3Le ;qt..,
ii . hi .
,i ,, t• Son, Johnstown, cumin.;
. ~,,-Bni
Alay Ili, •• "
Citudaht,
Venongo,