COURT Arysins,iran. TERM, 1850.
£R(1( LARLITION.
VirnintsAs by a ;oieccit. t,. etc directed. dated
at Ilialititn.,4l, ;', of J. •,1;
A. 11. 10A, mei, ;he li ie. , • f. 11,1 rat':. , ttic
lion. licert
Common 14,35. fitter a ndewailicr. ,ctier
al jail delivery of the 2,lth jadieiel kit
sylrania composcd u, i in,lon, l ::uim cod t iam
hria, seal the lion. Thom, I'. Stuart and Jona- j
than McWilliams, Iti.s a,..ectates. Judges of the
county of linntin;:ilon. justices aii , iictied, appoint- •
ed, to hear, try and determine all and every in
dictments made or taken liar or concerning all
crimes, which hi' the laws Millie State are made
capital or Monies of death and olio, offences
crimes and ntkilunicanrs, alnd, Intro been or
titian hitritaittir he committed or Perpctrat^d for
crimes alinesaid—l am commanded to mohe wah
lie proclamation throughout my whole le ihurick
that a Court of Oycr and Terminer, of Common
Pleas and Quarter PCS:4OIIM, will he held et the
Court House in the Borough of Ilantinedon, on
the second Monday (and 14th day) of
next, and those who will prosecute the said pri
soners ho then :out there to I.ml:cute them an it
shall be just, and that all Jo-tire; of the react,
Coroners and Conishddes within sail county be
then and there in their proper persons, at 10
o'clock, A. M. of said day, with their records, in
quisitions, examinations na-I remembrances. to
do those things which to their aim; respectfully
appertain.
Dated at Huntingdon the Bith day of January,
in the year of our Lord 18513, and the 7Dth
year of Aincwirtm Independence.
JOSH CA (I REENLAND, Sheriff.
SHE vavos SALES.
BY virtue of sundry writs of Vo,ditinni Expo
aug and Leven. i Fre issued oat of the (Nowt
of Common Hens of Huntingdon County net to
me 114,1,14,1 will expo,te to sale by piddle out
cry at the Omni 1100,2, in the llotonli or Hun
tingdon. on .Mond:,y, tie lith day of April next,
(18300 at 2 in the afternoon, the follow
ing de,eribed real estate, to wit .
THE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM P. T
LOB'S interest in and to two ad . loining l o ts of
ground in the village of SecttAville, Ilantimoloo
County, Pa. Each trusting 33 feet ti inches on
Hudson Street, and extending Lack 99 feet h•
Alley. Bonuded on tie North Lc n lot of i •
Swoop, and Lest Ly the road leading to ? , 101, ,, t
Union, having thereon erected a frame stalde, &c.
Seized, taken in execution. and to be sold us
the property of William I'. Taylor.
ALSO.
The interest of Christian 11. Christianson. in
two moan lots of ground, situate in the town
of Alex,tdria, in the comity Of nuncio:ft on.
anti State of Pennsylvania, no the souther!) , cite
of the Turnpike road, and being each siNty feet
in lent. :OM it,on told rowl one
hundred and eiOity feet , adjoining U. of lieriry
Isenberg and Johu having thereon erect
ed a large brick brew lAntia. (.Ociag the :me
two lots of grennil which Ilenry Mockler tt.ign
ed and trae:lerred to the Christian 11. Chris
tianson) together with the appurtenaneci.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Christian 11. Christianson.
ALSO,
The interest of James MC-
Cartney,in and to the following tract of land,
situate in llender,on tdwirthit, Huntingdon co.,
Pemsylvania, to wit : cotttr,ining 1711 acres mere j
or less. bounded on the Wet, by David Thump-
son, North by Somnel not byArtlrew Al-
lison and South by Pet,r , having tbot-o
on erected the t • •, ,:nenht, .
A two story log lore r.tal n ~, etcl one-h: l;
story log hou,e, a log barn, with about ono hun
dred and twenty num; cleared and under a state
of cultivation.
Seized. taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property' of Jame, McCartney.
A1$().
- .
The interact of iletemidutg,Miehael Sterley, in
! certa i n t wo story situaN in the
township or . , . ; in a
certain piece, nr inlet of Ilud
to said Mia,l and Ale.raler Ster;ev,
bounded by I,nds Mans lint• ilb , ort on the
South. by l an d s o f S a i u n,on llonteron the North
and Weal, and by land, ni.lo3epli Forrest on the
East ; containing fifteen acres, more or b.., Ito
said building, being, twenty-One teat in front by
sixteen 'eet in depth.
Seized, tithca.in execution, and to be sold es
the property of Michael Stating and Alexander
Staley. . -
ALSO.
.....
All the right, title, interest and claim of the
defendant, Thomas Wallace. of, in, and ton piece
or parcel of meadow lend, sitonto on
of Stone Creek, in the llorom:11 of lion':• •:don,
• adjoining n lot of George Jackson on th • : imth,
a lot of William Dorris, Sen., on tl:u
other lot of the same ilefendet.en in the s:m
closnre on the West, said Creek on II," :' • , :t
containing seven neves nod sixty-four 1. , •'•• • ,•
the same more or I.,.—At.so—A lot • •.• .!
situate nt the South-L:l,cm corner m
and St. Clair Street , , and extereli,
the 61t1110, ton hundred feet to the • ::' • t•.: •:
said Borough, and the Western I. ••:, •••.-
said above mentioned and deserp,e,i •; -
cdon the North by Chnich street. :m
South by n lot owned by the widow 11:twii,
ding the whole of Lot Nu. 173, and plat of the
Lot No. 177, in the recorded plan of the said
Borough. Also. four contitioutiioti of gronnil
situate in said Borough, bounded on the North
and Weer by the liat e S tam, on the 'East by
the Worm Spring lioad and on the South by a
lot of the lion. N.,. I. 2 3
en
represented on e i on the
16th day of ! • .
J. Simpson All iru, t• . r
each tote acres, and No• . • .• ::t
acres, be the Paine
Seised, taken •,1 and to be sold as
the property of Thom , :
A 1.60.
The interest of desoelent; John Orem. and
Sarah Creer, inn lot ~•, i„
son town , bip, confab:, .•, • ..• .•
less, hounded by land I, ~,,
the West, by George Croil be the Nartl,
on the East by Jam, Croil, and on the South
by Samuel Iloovcr, uith the tbllowing improve
ments thereon erected : Oac too ,dory log dwel
ling home, end about one 0000 cleared.
ticked, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of John Greer and Sarah Greer.
ALSO,
All the defendant, Thomas Roses right nod
interest in and to a tract alum] in Brady town
ship, Huntingdon County, containing ono hun
dred acres, more or less, n ith about 25 cleared!
a small log hooey, and n log ham thereon erect
ed ; bounded by James McDonald lambi, on the
North. lands of John McCaltan on the South,
East, Thomas Stall and others.
Seized. taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Th0L,,,,, , Huns.
ALSO,
All the defendant, William Crotsley'A tied,
title, interest and iodate in and to the ittllowing
described tract of land, 'situate in Cass too nail),
linntiumbm county, bounded on the north hy
lands ()Names Norris west by Jacob Barnet,
malt by Jacob Drake ;and containing 196 acres
be the same more or IeAS, with about 80 acres
cleared, nod having. thereon erected it two story
~log house anti small stable and Saw-mill.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be eold as
the property of William Cromlcy.
JOSHUA GREENLAND,
Sheriff a Mee,l . Sherif.
Hunt., Mar. 18, 1856. J
Administrator's Notice.
jETTEItS of Administration on the estate of
Joshua Edwards, Into of Tot township, dee'd.,
being been granted to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those havmg ac
counts against the eaten should present them for
lettlemant. ALLEN EDWARDS.
Feb. 27, '56.-6 t.
JOSEPH DOUGLASS, in lllcConnallstown
has constantly on hand, ready made rifles, and is
prepared to make and repair Gans ofall kinds at
the shortest maws. [April 22, IDA
AFF ERIII, 1836.
its. Y :~::. ~~'~:] a i~:! 1
I
C01 . ..W . , .17
•
.11 try, 1.1,1
that I ' II,IS
!a:1•1 in tltu (..uun lit of
th, (mu! iloy) of
Fn. A. 1)..157u1, for iht• is,uu3 in
saki ('ourt. tt Ititii ruinain inuleoutuined I)..fort, the
idiot tuna whet, ail jurors, witue,,,
awl ,nit.u . s, in the trial of all issues aro rottuireil
I)et,il nt I flintiorilon. the clay . of January,
in ilieyeor of awl tho 79th yet.tr
lili'f;l.T.,AND, Sheryl'.
TRIAL LIST, APRIL TEIUI, 11356.
FIRST WEEK,
S. S. Keen, Mx. of J. Lukens, vs. J. R.Marlclen.
U. Limrman -
(.e., vs. I% Sl,nentlery;2l., et al.
Walverton ' s Adair% vs. Jas. Entrikia.
is. Bike , X. Phi,
ti icl Ch!lh1r:1, Tv. Dell
icei?3, vv. G. et al.
li.,ric.:ll,tton Aden!.
Tl:on.as t , t,,va.t Alcxandef Steel.
Nhttl,.•ws Eyes. v.. E. 1..
ilora:;0 'rroxlvr TS.J. A W. Caxton.
llmornas Prisms Clatk.
Canoe vs. Shoeutergee & Co.
, E xr ,
Satimel IL ' 11,ers, el al.
Stein; g me,: r vs. Itr, atilt & Co.
Rob, • • : • :
.1. 2.: , el 'Ala
e :
G ar) 3 S-A 11.201.
TlLeis,
•
%', ,Ileum I f4riber, Tell.
Tr.AVEIRS.V. (MOW&
TI " ' Curer, Cromwell.
. Warriormark.
"•
. nderson.
f.triorr, Peon.
. t',..mer, Ilupewell.
Inerchtint, Jackson.
~ , t. Brady.
.1. , ,idrat, Franklin.
West.
\Volker. "
. \\l'est.
itb, Springfield.
ti , tingdon.
lluntingdon.
J. : , Huntingdon.
SECOYII 11 CL'6.
'Hobert Anderson, farmer, Tod.
Philip Il0000n ; tb, r, Porter.
George': DerLitreske, fainter, Hopewell.
John Benson, farmer, Tod.
lionry firmer, blm:%,:ttith, Springfield.
.1 alms Ch pink mdaim inn keeper, 'tV arriormark.
James Clark, mer,bant, Wurriortuark.
Jon:ob. Doyle, min.., Union.
.4a111,8 Entre'sin, farmer, Dopetvell.
Josiah Elm+, firmer, Cromwell.
.btmes Flemming, fame,
Jacob Felndee, Mrmer, Tell.
Samuel Fri,r.ey, lumber, llondersom
John Fink, tett,, , uumntker, Pmm.
Benjamin Fink, fmmer, Casa.
Hay, ITuntittun, manacer, Franklin.
Mordecai Henry, farmer, West.
Sumo' Huey, (Mier, Porter.
lace 11,, fi'ner, farmer, \Vanier.
Peter i mmi,b, larmer, Morris.
John lima. lab, r, Cromwell.
David Henderson, farmer Franklin.
Wm. 11. J farmer, Franklin.
Abraham Lint, frmer, Tod.
George Priem, fanner, Cromwell.
Funnel Erna, farmer, Penn.
Jacob Sellers, carpenter, Springfield.
James Sbarrer, wagommaber, Dublin.
Samuel Stryker, farmer, West.
Thomas Stewart. Esq., manufacturer, Jackson.
John Swan, jr., farmer, Dublin.
Abraham Shore, farmer, Cuss.
Solomon Taylor, farmer. Springfield.
Martin Walker, farmer, 'West.
John Walls, farmer, Cass.
Eli Plummer, farmer, Hopewell,
THE HUNTINGDON JOURNAL.
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7,7 - 7,170 41 riLii,l4,3.
C,1.:,..T!!,11 01'
Ayer, t:.
d:itirtot l ..ea:e. %Choc, are
ferers who woohl not wear tLeir diNte lll l l el , if
they ;:new they could be eurc:ll'or v et,.—Try
Ayer's l'i;ls :1,14 oki hnow it.
.t'urit}• the blotid ,111 d dittetu %till ha etray s ed
out.
('h•r.•+e tlie system from impurities nmi you
'l' • ' , at all r.nd Fl rt.fn-
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A MEN::
FALL MID TI MM
AT THE HI, : wArrniNG STORE.
A. IT; IFJOUGHTSY,
ret, thll east with a large
1i :•.'' 1 • rtment of _ _ .
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: I Ix.'l'. 11at T. I 71. T.
'train leaves P,M.
Petersburg, 2.15 3.31) 9.17
3.97 3.46 9.32, 1.( , ,
Crevk, 3.15.. 3.56 0.52
111liou.. 3.33 4.)))) 9..16
Tit.lls C.01:4r. WEST.
Train iCaTes A.M. P.M. A
4. 1 7 6.:16 7.42 • -
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~,, 3 7.13 :, i.: 7.
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on N. W. cornerul Montgunq
ington st,
Lian•lt 27 1355-tf.
A. P. ICI ts(i r. 11. P.1,17( . 2
1 ; - EY/ el, r . r.rETII72,
X7'TOIINEYS 1,..V11',
11(...N7LV(, - I,ON, /M.
Practice in the several Court= of Ihnithr,don
Calabria, Centro, nlitiiia and Juniata rthitt-
Morch 23. 1°53.
/I , IIE pert, ',hip Itcretolere exl,ting Itetweet,
-4- ~ : yton e..1,,,ht .11,-
,
t--1 to the said rate, will
tie i I.ir accent t: wit!,:mt
\t.l •i & 7..iossEn.
Saulsberg, Apell 2, t,37,n.-11
MOTICE is ler9l). give, root the pnrtneveldp
VV heretofore exe. , ,,; lw twee o Ilte
(In:dile; miler the inn or Couch & Dunn,)
tkii day di,olved I,y mutual c.disent.
loi t. ci stid firm are in the bands of David
1) run wltli wholo nil concerned will pleas° to
make iinntedietu setachiert.
DECITIGE
DAVID DUNN.
April 10, ISss—tf.
Dr. John IVlcCullooh,
nicer, his professional services to tic citizens nt
U 'ranting:lnn and vicinity. (Alice, Mr. Midas
brand's, between the Exchange and Ja i skton's
Hotel.
Ilantingdon,.Ang. 29, 1P55.
Vrirati;:: l l. TATIEPETT2II.
4TTORNLY..I P I
--
Wtilattend to all business entrusted to bim. Of.
flee nearly oppoalte the Court Home.
May 5, '55
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rourot.4l to hilt ~11,1,11,1 to
ali ...itFine, in 11 , 6 g:ittrutc , l to him,
with
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1552..
SANuEn T. Browx•
Jonx SCOTF,
Attorneys at Law,
t: - .111 7 .:1,..;(i0r.., Pa.,
Office same as that formerly occupied by John
kicut!, Er.l.
Oct. 1353.
Adams &Co.'s Express.
T. K. t3I2IOIND IN', Agent,
Money, Packages, and goods of nil hinds, no.
ceined um? forvi.)..ind at tho till: (lithe
to all the cities and principalt own s in the United
Watt, May 1,'52.
S.,':F.',:r4ol',:lAeJ-..
411 S. SARAH. KULP wishes to inform the
Imlies of Huntingdou and the surrounding
reentry that she stns moved newt door to Charles
Mincr . a - aove the Presbyterian Church, Hill iii.,
where she intends untying on the fancy and
straw Millinery business. Hawing received the
latest city fashion, she is prepared to attend to
all that may favor her with their custom.
' April 10, 18544 S. A. SOW.
:::1)1(.. n1.:..::.7/!•3ERiEtiTI3.
F LiG',i'TA Ln
be i the mo,,t si,cndy rem
-7 , Sii;ettire9,
.„ .
' .• • •do•tiirav
, • ll 110,1 y.
• • •
. • the thinitinrq
, , • ' ~•,• the living lyre,
.• • itst,lln.,
1 I_ing aware of
~.onvtliottly consult
otht t health.
of.ire'.:o. 7 • .. ,ren dor,. from
• ' • v., t••,,
• • ' • i.nic and number, or
• . t ~.• no clirtrite 'mule, in from
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• ":3o of tho
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. io,l to 11.•,:ir
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' . • . . - , 1,.t11,1s eared
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t • • , . : ....• unli
j)., , that
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:•knras of the brgans immediately cured,
j vigor restore:)
Al!' letters post paid—remedies scut by
-14 •m.
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U : : i i`ntra fine,
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Third • , ;trett.
ththi Pin fonnd only at, 55 North
Third Streit, Le 1.. ., Arch En,t Side.
;CID/ S. READ,
Jon. 8, 185:1.—tf. • -
ti. K. Aurv,iv,_
TA VI Flt7; 7 1oeT,Ceai111111;11' ns swat
in eon ray, ' , maid re,;pertfally oiler his
professional aim vives to the citizens of that piece
tic country tokitteent.
J. B. Toiden, M. L. Gen. A. P. ltilqon,
M. A. itomterson, " WI, P. Orbkou Esq,
J. 11. DuvAey, <'Cann,
M. iiteN,lrt, JOIIIISCOtt,ES(I.
On. Georg:: Taylor. -
Haat lagtion 4 Po,
Jacob AI, acmmlll, AI. D., Alexandria.
John ?I' eunuch , " Paters:og.
1p7,'52-tf.
7 , ..;!4 , 41;', 4"; '.4'",;1:.6.
ds
and the public generally that he h h m i s s f t r n i o e s n :
ed
his shop to tie Witting of And. Harrison, far
merly accepted by him as Collector's office.
Hill tit.
Whore Ito intends carrying on the Tailoring
bovine , on sueit terms no gill not foil to give
satisf.mt ion to all that may favor him with their
eastern.
14 wishes to return thanks for the liberal pa
',ammo heretofore received and hopes by strict
attention to business to merit n continuance of
the same. EllOb H. AULP.
Apsil lei, 1 8511-44.
NEWAL ADVERTAMEENTS..,
IVLEEZCAL DISCO
VERY or TEE AGE.
Dr. Kennedy, et Roxbury, luta discovered in one
ot our common pasture weeds u remedy
that cues
fE72..T.N ROD 02 THOEsgl i it
the NV •• t scrofula down to a c mama pimple.
• , tried it in over 1100 m.se.ss, and never
• .-slst in two eases, (hod, ti under humor.)
• . .•• s onssession ove,..two hundred
.••,• • .• os ull within mot; miles
. • ~ sttles aro warranted to cure a nursing
:nosh.
Ono to three bottles will core tie worst kind
of Pimples on the fate.
T oor three bottles will clear the system o
Bites.
Two bottles aro warranted to cure the worst
case of Erpipclas.
One to live bottles are warranted to cure all
humor in the Eyes.
Two bottles sits warranted to cure running of
the oars nod Notches among she tour.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure cor
rupt and running ideas. -
ono bottle will cure scaly eruption of the
skin.
Two to three bottles arc warranted to cure the
worst ease of tingworm.
Two tu three bottles ore warranted to cure the
moss diosperste case a dmainatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure the
salt vhs•ton.. _ _
to eight bottles will cure the worst case
of EtIVON't.
A ITALIit is always experienced from the first
an , l cure is warranted when the
alto, quantity is taken.
llvaticr, I penitent over a thousand bottles of
[hi , in the vicinity ur ilostton. I knew the etfoct
of it in every cite. :to Ent, as Ituter exii,
.. , 1;• t i fire, en sure will thkeerre humor. I wyer
••,,! n !v• Of it bentso!lanotl:er ; after n
t.; •! it • i, , , , •11% There :Ire two
• •••• t' • • t') nie Stirpri•
"
~ , n1,11, , V11 until! „i ; it
! ti..,t it shoul.l cure oil 1.it,,1s
In eviler to give swan idea of the sadden rise
and tt i , p.tt„,ily of the di. novelty. I will
;„
,•., •1, I 1. heel it and sold
• • , i• l'll, 1354, I sold
of • •le 1,.,, • , who have
au tt...ty years, say
. •
thing in the nontds of patent inedivines
t.r lit.o it. re is a universal praise of
it how (putrters.
In my owe practice I always tient it strictly for
...• tt •introcluctiuu rot a general
•, tt .odt,•' : .ts and wonder7al virtues
ch
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' 1)...tp,, itll of oliont
. I ... iottv t
, I 1., , 1)t
Ilus dune tnure
y—cut the best
. I IN, one
- ' or ten ypo.r,
II lice to eight years
appiult
r,
121, .
T. NV. Drorr, . fur l'entiylva—
Agents.—N. V. City, C. V. Click-
Al Barclay oti co.—C. 11. Ring, 192 pro:9l
- F. Clark, 275 Broadway.--A. B.
b. Sands, ICO Fulton Street.
For sale by U. W. Brelooao, MoVeytous; Mrs,
Mary Marks, Le alAown; T. Read & Son, Una
tio;4(fon.
And sold by Agents generally.
May 2, '
FEVER Ar;D fitUE CURE,
Fur the prelfeutlen null Cure of Intermittent
end Iletnittent Fevers, lever eel Ague, Chilli
c /N,11.`, 1;1. I)el,,lity
. • . ..• • ,•Itieh lots e
, ••• will entirely
, , • • • • reel'
: I from nny Ague
f,r , • • • • iiny injury front
cut,: ~.,• . .1 • i
It ,•. a Ague in persons
%%he 1".•., length length of time, c,IIOOI
C. • : need t.ever
cc. ,'ii . : nee begin;
tt:ti tt ttt . . t ai tt, tt, effected.
'o,4lles nuswer for ordinary
eases ; may require more. Dircetioim prin
ted GU1 . 111.1, French anti Spanish, eceompany
each bottle. Pelee ono dollar. Liberal dis
count,: made to t h e trade.
JAMES A. 10101)ES, Providenco,ll. I.
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.
New York, June 11, 1855.
"I have made a ehomicai examitiation of
"Rhode's Fever and Apo Cure," or Antidote
to 'Malaria, nod have tested it fur lirs.tie, tler
cury, Quinine, and Stryelmine, hot here not
found a particle 01(10.'61R, nor have Ifunnd
any sn!,stanee ittite composition that would
prove injurious to the eonhtitution.
JALIE6 CIIILTOM, 11.1). Chemist.'
EVIDENCF: OF 111E111T,
LaWI,6IIIV, CO, Pa., May 2, 1855.
Me. .1. A. Rhodos—Dear Sir The box of
oirdivine you sent nic wriA duly received on the
11th of April. I
Lava sold about ono Intli 01 it,
mid so for the people, who have used it, and six
of v,i;ioo were of long standing ; lay sister.
who hod it or live or six years both, end could
1,2, c , 14 ,1 it stopped, except by Quinine, trot
Olt only os long os she would take, is now, I
think, entirely cured by your remedy.
C. H. MctilliNGLY."
CAUTION TO AGE N SUFFERERS.
Take no more Ar,enic, Tonics, Mercury, (It:l
-ain,. Febrifuge, Strychnine, or Anti-Pcrlodies,
y kind. The well-known inefficiency of
u • •• noxious pci,n, proves them to be the off
.: otusc, , 1 principles, Or of mercer.-
. in existence that
i•. !
, :Al AND AGUE CURE.
A, • 111 I !ri:i Thomas Read & Son,
atel for sale by dealers generally,
March :20,1555-Iy.
HUNTINGDON FOUNDRY.
r) C. McGILL returns his thanks r ftrat — rumo
-1. 1 .• to his friends and rho public ';"411
for their very liberal patronage, and,-
hopes by strict attention to businestalt s ,!Lni:.
to merit a continuance 5f the same, in all kinds of
Cartings, Cooking Stoves, Air-Tight, l'arlor,
Ten Plate Wood end Coal Stoves, of various si
zes, and all kinds of Ploughs: the Lancaster and
the Plank Barshear patterns, and Keystone No.
4 Self-sharpening and hilt Ohio Ploughs, and
Shears to suit all kinds of Ploughs in the country;
Rolling-mill and Pomo Castings, Grist and Saw
, mill Castingo, Lewistown Threshing Machine
Patterns, and the four horse and two horso power
of Chambersburg patterns; and all other kinds of
castings too numereits to mention, all of which
will be sold cheaper titan ever for cash and all
kinds of country produce. Also, old mettle taken
in exchange for castings.
IlutAinadno,Novembez 9, 1953.
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and nopauer will he discontinued, except et the
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The following persons we have appointed Agents
For the BEIM:MOON Jounx.oc, who are author
ized to receive and receipt for money paid on sub
scription. and to take the names of now subscri
bers at our published prices.
We do this for the convenience of oar subscri
bers living at rt distance from Huntingdon.
JOHN W. THOMPSON, Esq., BollidaysbUrg,
Saucer. Cow:, East Barrect
Girton.: W. COIMELICS, Cromwell township.
'twiny Monson, Clay township.
DArrn Drxturr, Cromwell township.
Dr. J. P. Ammon, Penn township,
W.ontru,rm MATTIMIN, Franklin township,
Suitor. SrErm.v, Jackson township,
C01..100. C. WATSON, Brady township,
MORRIS BROWN, Springfield township,
War. IluTnnussox, Warriorsmark .
Oxonon IV. NV., TAKER, Petersburg,
Ilwary Neer, West Barer.
JOILN Bm.suncit, Waterstreet,
Maj. Cuaumur Nicol... 'rod (township,
A. M. 111..tnt, Dublin
GEOM.; WILSON, Esq., Tell township,
JAMES Cr..ontc, Birmingham.
NATIIANIEL Lymo, Esq., Spruce Creek.
W. 1o:town, Alexandria.
B. F. W.ow..tor, Union nutter:rt.
SIMEON WEIGIIT, Esq., Union township.
D.(11 to CLAM:SON, Esq., Cass township.
S.(muw. Mow., Esq., Franklin township..
DAVID BARKER, Esq., Warriorsmark.
Amu AWLS:CDT, Esq., Todd township.
Da. J. ALFEEII SHARE, Baal
Tao ".5017111.30t1, 3, ban 3t9 Subficri—
brala mare, Chan any oilier paper
ibis county•
'WARER
MS' AND DIECIIANICS' FIRE,
1%1 Al:1N E AND LIFE INSURANCE COM
PAN i, Office LENNIG'S BUILDING, N. W
cum., Smut! and WAtnit Won,
1"1111...1111:1,1/11A.
CAPITA ,7,:".00,(100.
This Company c!li os Fire Insurance on Buil
dings, Goods, 'Furniture. ea,
MARINE 1E81; ILANCE
On VESSELS,
" CARGO, Tu nll ports in the World.
" FREWGIIT,
insuronces on Goods by rivers, lobes,
canals, railroad, and laud carriage to till pat to of
the Union. _ •
Also, insurance upon LIVES, upon tbe most
favorable terms.
non.Thomaaß.lilorcuce James E. Neall,
Cle•tne U. Armstrong, Charles Itineee,
Edward P. Middleton, Ed. R. lielmhold,
George F. C. Brewster,
Thomas Manderlield, lunar Leath,
'IIIOMA.S B FLORENCE, President,
Enwmtu R. ItEr.mitm.n, See'.
WNI. OREVeSTE;II, Agent,
linvrisoDoN, PA.
ALL !KINDS OF
V.Lin tk t i aq
JOB PRINTING,
sucil AS
Durno,
PROGRAMMES CARDS,&C..
And ail blinds of
Leal talanks . :
Used by Magistrates & Others
Frintiil at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
WATEIES, CLOCKS, AM) JEWELRY.
The subscriber, thankful to his friends and pa
trons, and to the Public generally, for their pa
teenage, still continues to carry on nt the same
stand, ono door east of Mr. C. Coin's Hotel, Mar
ket street, Huntingdon, where he will attend to
all who will favor him with their custom, and al
so keeps on band 0 good assortment of \YAWN.,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &C., all of which ho is
determined to sell at low prices.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry of all kinds will
be repaired at short notice, anal having made ar
rangements with a good workman, all repairs will
be done inn neat awl thimble manner, and every
person leaving articles for repairing shall have
them done at tile precise time. By paying strict
attention to business, and selling at low rates, ho
hopes to receive a share of public patronage.
JOSEPH BIGGER
llnntingdon, Sept. 7, 1852.—tf.
FEMALE LIBRARY ACSOCIATION.
rp LE library will ho opou every Saturday after•
noon, at 3 o'clock, in their room in the
Uourt House. Subscription 30 cents a year.—
Now books have been added to the former ex
cellent collection—"Panny Fern's" popular
writings, "Bayard Taylor's" .t.c. The forth( r
patrouago of the public will enable tho collar •
tion to be still snore extended.--
By order of tlio
Proqi4uc
lluntingdon, Jan. 22 1855,
• MAPtd
HUNTINGDON COUNTY
The undersigned proposes publishing provid
ed sufficient encouragement be obtained, a Map
of Huntingdon County. Said Map to be con
structed by actual survey of all the public Roads
Railroads, i pivers, Streams, Canals, Township
Lines, &c., and every place of note contained in
said county, carefully shown in their respective
places, nod the ammo oral place of residence of
nearly every business man in said county, and
the branch of business followed by each one re
' speetitely and the place marked where nearly all
the farm buildings stand, and the proprietor and
occupant's names. Said !Top to contain from
fourteen to eighteen feet of engraving, and to be
finished in the most modern style and workman-
like manner, &e. WILLIAM CHRISTY.
Dec. IS, 1055.—tf.
BLANKS.--Always buy your Blanks at the
"Journal Oi Wo have now prepared a ve
ry superiorartiele of BLANK DEEDS, BONDS,
JUDGMENT NOTES, SUMMONS', EXECU
TIONS,