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IMPORrAN'r TU DAGUNIUMOTYNSTS
MARBLE DEALEUS AND (TILERS.
MONUMENTAL DAGUERREOTYPE
CASES.
I, MID - MOWS sortor.
TrIF, undersigned Auditor appointed by the
A METHOD Lon long been song,ht for, to in! !
- hans' Court of Hntingdon Count, to
scrt in a durable manner ' IM P err ` m ' , YP c ' distrib Orp ute the balance in the hands of Alexan y der
"'nesse° tollead Stuues and luntununts ' -- purl, administrates rd . .limes McCartney Sao
-1 have been manufacturing these Cases fur the ! key. decd., =wigs, those entitled therein,
loot two Year°, and co" °°"aid- than to secure 1 bemby gives entice to all persons interested,
'I!" Picture I' ura lu ng " mid) " Y ears ' that he all attend fur the purpose of making
The outside ease Is made of Purina Marl, , said diet, on wodinoin ,, , the :um of
and the hex which toueluses the picture and '
! December, A. I/. 183 ti, at 1 o'clock,
keeps it tea state of great preservation tbr a !at his office in the beroughof Huntingdon, when
ban g number M 3ears' is made of bra". --- it and there all persons interested may attend
Nercio box. It makes a very Lent jib on It
andpresent their claims, &e.
Head Stone or Monument. They are used in
JOHN HEED, Auditor.
Greenwood Cernetry, Mount Auburn, Laurel ! Dee.3,'Sde4 t.
Hill, and many other Cemetries in the United .
_
States. i VALUABLE
A liberal discount made to Marble Dealers ! 1
and Dagnerreetypists. !' rice from 1 4 2,25 each
.
1 17,11,11142 701{%A11.
to $9,50. A circular of engravings will be
THE undersigned offers at private sale, his
sent ,•-• ~y address, free, with price lielt. Ad• form in West township ' Huntingdon county, 5
tlre ~, miles front llnntingdon borough, containing a-
A. L. DALDw IN, A gent , o f mansoletun bout 200 acres, 100 of which is (leered nail in
Dti,, ,, . Cu., 335 Broad Way, New York: a good state of cultivation ; 50 acres excellent
1 iec. :ht. 11356--:im. bottom lima and the must of it in timothy ; the
. .
.
- • ! remainder of the lOU acres is well thnhered with
011PHANB , COURT BALE. white pine, oak and hickory, and is within hall
IN PURSUANCE el an orderof the Orphans' I a mile of a saw mite. The improvements con
' Court of Huntingdon County to the iintler• aim of a two story log hon., n hang,. ss
signed Trustee to sell the real estate of Amen hank barn, and oilier necessary out-buil- iii
Lovell, deed, will expose to salo by public ven• dings. A never-foiling spring of excel- 11
lent water convenient to the house. Also a good
due, on the premises, on Saturday the 27th day I orchurd of tall and minter fruit. The
of December inst., at 10 o'clock, a. in., all that
;Tit:l e is patented and on undisputed title will he
certain tract of land in Tod township, in said given. Any further information desired, will be
county, adjoining lauds of John McLain. Lewis given 1.) the subscriber.
Corbin, Mordecai ehilcote, Samuel Sailer and ADOLPHUS r WHITE.
' , there, containing November 12,1856.-30
90 ACRES -- - --
and allowance ; of which about 40 acres are I Orphans' Court Sale.
cleared, with a house, barn, out•buildinga and
I Y virtue of an order of Orphans' Court the
( e re n h i e T :o the hious
i t hersoi.l o . . hers is a good spring ern ' . i t .4
undersigned will expose to public Hale on the
,).
premises. latent' the estate Ullman. Enyeart,
TERMS OF SALE i f Est.. deed., en Saturday, the 20th day of De-
One-third of the purchase money to be paid coulter text. at lo o'clock, A. M., oil that mor
on contirmati. of the sole, One third in one tutu parcel and
year thereafter with interest, 'and the other I Tra c t of Land
third ut death of Wealthy Baird, widow of said
, • (part of the mansion faun) situate in Penn tp,
(We'd., to who , . interest is to be paid Year'y. Huntingdon county, adjoining lands of Jacob
to be secured by the bonds and mortgages of and Andrew (truce, and others, containing 61
eve purchaser. JOSHUA OREENLAN I), arena, and 102 pereies, nett measure , About 'l5
Dec.3, 1 56.•t5. Trustee. :ter. cleared. Th. NO& IWO all the best river '
, -bottom on Itaystown Brunch, and would suit
STR A Y BUL L. - any eta wanting a small farm. About one tulle
Pau. to the residence of the
from station of Huntingdon Br. Broad Top Rail
_ ,
ro In..
Veubscriber, in Penn township, 1 1 1114 , 0, .`• .
ft:RMS . —One-half of thepurchase money
on or about the lot of October, t e , , i to tie paid on continuation of sale, and the bal
a Black Bull. The owner is re. ----- '-'"'" . sore in one year with {merest, to he secured by
c l u " ..d .. P.'. Int'Perth pay ti.... , :' , a". the bend and mortgage of purchaser.
take him away, otberwi. be will•be sold poem , ,TAMES E.. OLA SOW,
digg to law, JACOB FIN IC. i DAVID H. CAMPBELL,
Little Valle, Penn tp., Nev. 4, '06.-tt. November tO. Illsn. - it. A P Wit,
1.0.?,s of nil kinds for sale cheap by •
LIN USAY•& 131,AKISTUN,
Publishers and BooksoHers, &c..
23 South 6thsU•eet, Philadelphia.
D0c,3:56..4t.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
T. R. GRAFF
Y.
GRAFF & CO.
WESTERN FOUNDRY,
0,4
No. 124 Wood Street,
PITTSBURG, P.l.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Cooking Stoves, Coal and Wood Strives, Parlor
Stoves, Box Stoves, Hollow Ware, Plain and
Fancy Grates & Fenders, Sad and Dog Irons,
Portable Forges, Sug.r, Tea and Stove Kettles,
Wagon Boxes, &e. •
Nov. 26, 1856.—1y.*
[Estate of Nimey dee'd.j
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans' Court of Iluntingdoe County, to die. ;
tribute the balance iu the hands of Jacob Hero.
came, Executor of the last will and testament ,
of Nancy Neff, late of West township, deed.
in discharge of Trust for Belling real estate of
said deceased, and also to distribute the butane, '
in the hands of Raid Executor in the admiuis
tratien of the personal estate of snid deceased, :
hereby gives notice to all persons interested
that he old attend tA the duties of his appnint•
meat ut the office of Messrs. Scott & Brown, in ;
the borough of HuntinAtlon, On Saturday, Me ,
27th day of December next, at 3 o'clock, p m., !
when mid where all persuns must present their
claims to the undersigned auditor, or be debar
red from coming in upon said fraud.
'l'llEO, U. CREMEII, Auditor.
Hum., N0v2t4'56.4t.
[Estate of John &adley. deed.]
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. •
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans' Court of Huntingdon County to din
tribute the beance is the hands of Jouna J.
Reed and Thomas G. Stupli ton, ailtninistra;urs I
of John Bradley, deceased, hereby gives nut.ve
that lie will attend to the duties of his appoint. ,
went at the office of Metiers. Scott Brown, in j
the borough of lluntingchm, on Saturday, the'
127th day of December next, at 2 o'clock, p.
when ono where all persons interested must
present their claims before the undersigned
auditor, or be debarred from coming in itpun
! said fund. THEO. 11. CREMEII,
Hu.a., N0v.53,'311.4t. Audit.,
HUNT ING DON •
COMMZ/10141i. SC;SZO*Xf.
Has been removed to a large .d emnitiodi.
nos room in the "Town Hell," and is open day !
and evening for the reception of Students:—
The course of iiwtruction, embracing Single
and Double-Entry Buolc•Keeping, is neeompri•
nied by daily Lectureson Commercial Sciences.
A department has also been opened which is
devoted to Penmanship, and is conducted by
Prof. Nlounisusi, of Pittsburg.
I Lectures on Commercial Lute, Ethics and !
Political Ectitioiny are delivered periodically
to tbo students by members of the Huntingdon
1 Bor.
For tiny other pertieulurs, address pen...unity
or by letter T. 11. POLLOCK, Ptineipul.
Atiiusteuee given when required in opening
and cluing hooks. [April 2,1956.—1 y.
[Real Estate of Dawson C. Smawley, Dee'd.ll
f)3I I HANO ,4 .0. OUR SAYA,
nr virtue of an order of Ihe Orphans' NIA
of north:pl. County will be expotod to sale
L} wns of public vendue or outcry, on the pre
mises on
Tuesday, 233 of December next,
a tract el fund situate is Shirle) tee 'lshii), lla
J n
tingdon county, bounded by Juniata river en
the cast and north east : be land or Swisheart
hdirs un the north ' • by A ughwick Creek en the
nertlewest ; by lands of James M. Bell, on the
south, and by lands ef.Bell's heirs atel Oliver
Etnier sits the anutleeind, containing ahem two
hundred and fortvdiotr (214) acres, suers or
les; ; shout Line hundred acres tit which are
cleared end under eultivalien : having thereon
erected a (we story dwelling house, with stone
kitchen attached. A stuns bank barn, stone
spring house, stone tenant house, she. Also on
said premises is an Iron Use flank, ike„
l' E It M S OR S A I. E
One•third the purchase money to be paid on
confirmation of sale, and the midue in two e.
quid annual payments, with interest, to be se
eared by the Bonds and Mortgazes or the par
chaser. By the Court, '
IJENI(T GLA Z I ER, Clerk,
N. U.—Any person wishine. to view the pre
mises con 110 NO hr cn!iing• ni l Mr. Hen. Smith,
the present oceupiti.t. Those desirous of rur
ther information can call with the mitlersiglied
residing in the butough of Shirl.eychitrg, and
who will give due attends nee no the day or Rule.
HENRY intims . rEit.
Administrator of Dawson C. timaiwley, de'd.
Shirleystiurg, Nov. 19th, '511.-3i. kimr.
I,ewiatown Gazette, York Repablican, and
Lancaster Whig, publish 'until sale ; and send
Lill to this taco.
[llea! Estate of Samuel 11,c't1.]
onrgAtrat cotrav sAloc.
Ito virtue of 3 ill order of the Orphans' Court of
timitingdon county, will be exposed to talc by
way of public vendue or outcry, us the preini•
sea, on •
Thursday, 18th of December next,
a:•sc ollend.ilitate in Shirley town:3ll4i, Hun.
tie,,iien county, bounded by land of Roy. It.
H. Collins ou the south.; by laude of James
Clark atvl Abut. L. Funk on the east ; by hind
01 Grultlll Myers on the north, and by Chesnut
Ridge on the wet.; ; about one hun
dred and thirty acres, wore or lose; about ser
eutt• acres or which are cleared and under
tente. tinning thereon erected a two story
lug dwelling house, log liarn,
TERMS OF SALE:
One•third of the pnrehttse money to be paid
on eoI litmutiou asale, and the residue in two
equal annual payntents, with interest, to he so.
cured by the bonds and mortgages of the put ,
chaser. By the Court.
HENRY GLAZIER, Clerk.
Any p erson dehilims of furtla.i.
can be informed by calling withthe unclorsign•
ed residing in Shirleyslairg, and who will give
due attendance on don of sale.
HP.sity BREWSTER,
Administrator of Samuel Williamson. dee'd.
Sl Eburg, Nov. 19, 1856.-3 t.
STRAY HORSE.
AMI to the plantation of the subscriber a.
U. bout the 10th day of October, a Gray Horse,
said to be about 20 opera of age,
having a halter un. The horse is a too
little sprung is the knees. The dam
owner will please coati. forward
prove property, pay charges and eve. him a.
way, otherwise ho will be disposed of according
Ito law. AIIM. CRAIN.
Franklin tp., N0v.20,'50.-40
Da. D. it. GOOD,
Having located in Petersburg, Huntingdon co.,
Pa.. respectfully oilers his protessiorml services
to the citmuns of that. place, and surrounding
country.
November 19, I CM. en,'
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Prof. lieGrath% Great Electric Oil.
DEAFNESS (AIRED.
NEW litres, May 19th, 1856.
Prof. DeGrath—My brother has been dryti
three years. After trying ninny things, be used
your Oil a few limes al.& it cured him entirely.
el.teronn It. Su ANTON.
Ask Mr. Scranton, who afierwards bought
$5O worth to sell, ily Verdrie Oil removes
all pale at once. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, b.:.
Afflicted 13 years and Cured in one reek
Read letter from Rey. James Temple :
Pmbsns., Juno 9th, 1856.
Prof. DeGratli-1 hove been afflicted 13
years with Ne.:raLia and other very painful
complaints. midi have been unable to sleep
soundly or walk any distance for many years !
past. Last week 1 got a bottle of your "Lice. I
trig Oil." The lirst night I slept soundly and ;
well, and to-day I not like a now man. My
wile could not believe hrtr eyes. Your Rlee.
trio Oil has done in one week what the physi•
elan of Philadelphia foiled to do in 13 years.
Gratefully, yours, Rev. JANIES Tnuri.E.
• 310 South at.
Call and see other emliticates and names of
tholisands 1 have cured for three years past.—
The public for safety, lutist not believe imps.
torn and imitators of lay oil. My Dept is at
the same old place 39, South Eighth street, aid
not removed, as a hose ECILIIIp advertised, who
in afraid to publish his real name.
I refer to 3,000 Philadelphians who have
used my Oil—and all real Electric Oil ever
odd has my name blown in every bottle. All
others are cheats. All orders must be address.
ed to Pao, CIIAS. IAGRA:I'II,
Philadelphia.
John Rend Agent, Cuntingdon.
Nov. 26, 1856-3 m.
ORPHANS' COURT
SAVES -
In pursuance of orders of the Orphans Court
of the enmity of Huntingdon, the tracts of !
land &c., hereinafter dcserittetl, situate in said 1
county, and near the borough of Huntingdon ,
will be exposed to pithie ',le on the premises i
'rut Friday the Ifni] day of December 111PXt. no
the property of John ICer, late of said county, !,
deed., by his adminintrator. to wit :
I. All that tract marked (1) in the I)iagratn
11t1111 , Xed to the Itutttttof the Inquest. contain
lug 237 'terns and 130 perches—it I clog the
"Mansion Farm" of said dcecaned. About one
half of thin tract is cle tratl nod miler cultism
lion almitt 40 tieres of which k
'dog water.fur Cattle In may he readily in
troduced into almost every field upon this ions.
There aro upon it a two spiry frame dwelling
House, a large brick b..rn and other buildings
also u good apple Orchard.
2. All that Tract marked (C) in said Dia
gram containing '237 estrus 11161 68 perches and
coiled the "Iloore !'arm.." Somewhat Inure
than hull id' this Tract is cleared mid under
cultivation a fair proportion of which in mead
ow—On atecount of the nearoeon of these two
farms to the hurongit of Huntingdon and the
large quantity of meadow upon each they
woold be well suited bur grazing or Stun I:
farms.
. -.. 3. All that Tract marked (D) in said Dia
gram eontaining Ids neves 132 perches about
the one-half of this 'lnlet is cleared and un
der cultivation and lias thereon erected TA 0 IC:l
-uta Ile.wes.
that tract ;narked (E) in said I)iagrart
containing - 214 acres 87 lulrcl/a 4 ; about 100 a"
efts of tract are clenred and under cultiva
tion; Nu 101 l oldion, thereon.
S. All that tract malted (G) in said Dingrnin
COlltaill lug. 119 nures. Woodluntl.
G. All that tract marked ( in said Diagram
culititining acres 131 pc, es. %Vuoillitild.
. All that tract marke.l :II.) in sail I)l.lgram,
containing 148 acres, p, Woisilan.l.
st, All that tract marked (NI) in :Aid Diagram
containing 117 acre;, 117 uoielies. Woodland.
9. A tut. nt gru n t in the viliAge S.111t11•
field, marked (N) iu said liiagrain. Upon this
lit there is erected it two story lug house .
10. A lot ground in tin 'tillage of Smith •
field. market. (U) in said Diagram, and having
dime. erected a small log Aahle.
. ' lleo7ll3gittht (ledf u nrtli part of tire ad
joining tracts of land, situate ill llenticestm &
Porter townships, containing together about su
von huttdrett acres, he the same more or less.
liptin these tracts or within their boundaries,
there is a large amount of water power, for Lny
kind of works ; inexhau-tahle quaries of lime
stone null other I.lle, tar hnat lutg. A dwel
lit arid t,rlcr luil,lilp s ituve ! w ee
rrect
ell thercoti. Upon trued.; there is oh./
forge amount 01 timber.
12. An wide, 111 interest in Milnwood Aca
demy, iti 1,1,3 10 tna iithip, the extent of which
iotet est will be wade bilou 11 upon the nity ofsale.
All these lauds excepting the last mentioned,
lie within it talon ths once of the borough of
Huiltingtion.
g: skin s BALM.
One third of the purchase money to he paid
on confirmation of the sale,--nne-rhled
within one year then tiller with the interest :
then:owning one. 'hint at anal immediately af
ter the occease of Mary C. her, widow of said
deceased. The purchaser paying to the said
widow, annually and regularly, during her nat
ural life, the legal interest it the said one-third
part. to be oecured by the humid and mortgagee
of the parehasere respectively. Solo to cont
inence at 10 o'clock. of said they.
Evil,
nuntingtion. Nov. 19, 1851i,-4.1t. -
ikqual
\V l E e Luuli n l iz otier fur tutu the pro.
A Ism of 90 Acres, of land in GormanY
Valley, Bout. cu., it being tine half or the Forte
thrtnerly owned tv Ueu. Ely. Nearly all dent
ed awl in 0 line state ot cultivation. Choice
Linie•tone Land with House owl Stable erected
thereon, oitli running ...or. own
SlorlQ shin anti 5 miles from Penna. entail and
Itiilroad at Mt. Union.
Also It) Acres tf choice land adjoining the
above, sin whirl' is erected two good Houses,
small Barn, Wood (louse, S:c., with a naver-fail
hig. spring ut•Rowl water, and tine Orchard, with
choice fruit. Thi• is a very desirable property,
and would be suitable for a maeliartie, ay stay
person dewing to r, time from airline life.
4\l.mo—A hula in Union 'Vowisship, Hunt. no.,
cementing 65 Aei'cs, one halt of which is
cleared, and the balance firxt soak) of Tunlier
land, situated within sine mile of the Penna Ca
nal mitt Railroad at Mill Creek.
Ealiertit the above properties will he sold
low and on reasonahl, terms, apply to the sub
serii,ers at Mill Creek, Huntingdon eu., Pa.
& BRO.
Sept.lo;s6.—tf.
lthal 2:I`JD l'eXlsilt
CLOTHING!
A New Assortment Just Opened !
And will be sold 30 per cent.
CHEAPER ir II A Pi TIIIIEt II E A PEST!
kt)Mlkl%l respeettullv norms
ensto-
AA, niers and the public generully, that he hes
just opened at his store-roots in Market Square
.Hutitingdonot splendid new "toil of Ready
made - - -
--
Clothing for Fall and Winter.
which he will sell uheaper than the same quality
.of Goods can be purelini.eil at retail in Philadel
phia or any idiom establishment in the countr.
Persons wishing to buy Clothing would du
well to call and examine his stuck before purcha
sing ekeAvlicia• Also
Hats, sad Shoes,
which will be ho ld lower than at any other es.
tablisitusent in the manly.
Huntingdon Het. 0. 1956.
MIK ELLANEORS ADVERT/3EIIEI7N.
ORPHANS . GOURfgALE
1)Y virtue of an ordev of the Orphans' Court
1)
of Huntingdon County, I will offer at pub.
lie sale on the pretnisea on .
FRIDAY, 12th of December, 1856,
at 1 o'clock, I'. M., the following described
real estate, late of David Graham. deed.,
viz:
One tract situate in Dublin township, Hut,
tingdon county, adjoining land of William
Mills, land of the helm of John Appleby, deed.,
and the tract hereinafter mentioned, containing
79 ACRES, 113 PERCHES,
and allownnen, he it more or less,having there.
on a log house, log barn, orchard, .Ic.; about
one half or this tract in cleared and cultivated.
Another tract situate in the same township,
adjoining that above mentioned, lands ofJosepb
Nelson, and Dr. J. A. Shade, containing
Fifty-Five Acres,
nod allowance, more or less, having thereon a
log house, lug barn, some out buildings, and a
variety of choice fruit trees. At least three•
fourths of this tract is cleared and cultivated.
TERMS OF SALE:—One third of the per.
chase money upon confirmation of sole, the
residue in two equal annual payments, with in.
terest to be secured by bonds aniLriory!ge.
TiA NIEL TEA I?,
Adm'e., de boni3 non l of I). G raham, thm'd,
t.
Th. Kansas Question Settlel!
PEACE RESTORED
131 latest arrital from the East, the etbseri
here have just received and era now• opening
the lar , eat cued most judiciously selected assort•
Hardware,
ever brought to Huntingdon. Uur stock cam
riots in part, of
Building 'Material,
such aS belts, hing, screws, baits, glass, oils,
and paints, (White lead, fire proof and 'zinc
paints.)
Mechanics' Tools,
in great variety ; including many new invert'
tions and late improvements.
We it. ite Cm . auentian of Saddler; and
Coaeintiathers to our large and splendid stoe's
Saddlery & Coach Trimming
anel us sacidle•treee. gig.trees, selradjusting
pad trees. battles. of. 20 kind, latest styles of
beek:es, stirrups, girthing Uog skins. pa
tent and enameled leather, enameled muslin,
coneh Ince, helm, spokes, fellows, shafts, spriag4,
asks, &e.
and housokeepem generally, w•iil
it grestly to their itilvautage to call and exam
ine our new stock of silver and common spoons,
line tulle, cutlery, neitsura, hollow.ware, lamps.
',MPH; sausage grinders, and all other house
furnishing gouda Oncluditig many new and use•
fol inventions.
..
I II our pnrcliase,, Ismght at
such rob, as enable tom to sell even tewm than
beretotere. No charge fur alma Mg goods.--
All orders promptly attended to.
JAMES A. BROWN tv CO.
October fitly 1856.
Gas: Gas-Lights are Coming I
AND So ARE
NOT WITH GAS!
Mat with au cutaely new and well assorted stock
of
FALL& WINTER
GOODS,
SUCH AS
D 1 GOODS, GROCDRIZIff ,
QUEENSW.A.RE nartnw.anz
BooTs 2, SHOES, HATS
sormras, CARPZiTS, andeOsl
Cloths. WOOD, WILDOWW.S.RII
and every other article usually kept in a coun
try stole. We have one of the best selected
',rock,. of DOI( GOODS ever often dto the
eitizeits of chin place and vicinity, and are ,tenor
lower ;hall Coe be purchased cost
orthe Allegheny. (live us ft coil end be Fa ti
'hid of the rum. We will sell our old Korit at
cost. Don't li•rg,t to rail at the Metnunditun
hen ) , purchasing at any other Moue. We also
purchase Ind store Grain, and it in admitted by
all that we have the safest place of unloading in
wive. All kinds of produce taken in exchange
ror Goods.
New Goods New Goods I
D. P. GWIN'S CHEAP STORE.
D. P. C; win has just received from Plilladel
phia a large and henutiful assortment of
FALL. de WINICZ3,
consisting tit' the most faiihionnhle Dress Goods
far ladies awl Gentlemen, such as Black Silks,
Chameleon & Fancy Silks, Frfneb St ensues,
All Wool de Loins, Persian Twills, Coburg
01,11,Levella Cloth, Alpacca, Mth, Madon
na Cloth, Wool Plaids, Ru t, oi t y quantity of
Fancy Detains. Prints of any description.
ALSO,,large lot of dress Trimmings, dross
Buttons, Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Gloves, Mitt , ,
Veils, Collars, Undersleeves,
Chi t naaetts, Mohair head dresses. Gum Belts,
Whalebones for Skirts. Silk and Limn Hose,
Frond. Working Cotton, Fall nod Wool Shawls,
and a ,nriety of Fancy Goods ton numerous
to mention.
Alse, Cloths, black and blue, black and faecy
Cassimer, Cassinets, K. Jeans, Vestings, Flan
nels, Wt. lied and Yellow, Sack Flannels ol• all
colors, Canton Flannels, Cotton \an•
keen. Linsey, Milslins, blenched and unbleach
ed. Tieken. Cheeks, Table Diaper, Woolen and
Linen Table Covers, Sheering Muslin 21 yarns
wide, Woollen Coats, Caps and Cmfurts,
Woollen )erns cf different colors.
Silk Sonnets of the latest styles of every color.
Lnrgest nssortment in town and at prices that
cannot ho beat.
ALSO;
Fiats & Caps, of the latest styles,
Boots and Shoes. x 411.DWARZI,
QUEENSWARE, Buckets, Tubs, Bus
kvt, OH Cloths. Groot/sits, It the best
quality, Salt and all gutuls usually kept in a
maiutry :item.
„ .....
Aly old customers, and as many new ones us
can crowd in are respectfully requestml to crone
and examine my goods No charge tot. looking.
All kinds of Country produce taken in ex
ellange for goods, at Oho highout market pricos.
Oct. 8, Ma.
Consmisoioners , Sale.
The following tracts of land will be exposed
to public sale by the Conintiesioners of Hunt.
County, on Tuesday, the 13th of January, 1057,
according to the several acts of Asseuibly in
curb ease in tile and provided, viz :
Walker 7'otondsip.
John Carson, 446 Acres.
.4';unklin 7brnahip.
60 Acre..
Mary Jordea,
j Springfield Dnenship.
Stacey. Young, 414 Acres.
By Order of Commissioners.
Hn;Nn W. ?bursa, Clerk.
N0v:24.'5G.5.0.
MILN WOOD ACADEMY,
--0
telluride Gap, Huntingdon County, Pa.
W. H. WOODS, A. M., PTcprietor &
.1, A.SHADE,Lertorer on Anatomy& ilyyeana, I Rev. J. CAMPBELL, Lecturer en General
SAMUEL CAMPBELL, Agsimlant. Lilorolure,
JOHN M. CAUSLAND, 74a,/ter in Pieparatory Department.
THE annual exhibition will take place the Ist Wednesday of October. An address by the
1 Rev. D. X. Junkie, 1). I)., will be delivered before the Philo and Dittynathian Societies, at 2
o'clock, P. M. The Exhibitional performances will take place at ti/ o'clock, P. B. The ex•
toninations the week previous. 1 hese exereices the friends of education are respectful!, invi.
41 to attend. The next session opens on Wedoesdny, the 29th of October. This institution
holds out peculiar inducements to young men seeking no education. The Board of Instruction
is composed of gentlemen of high literary itttaiiiments and skilled in their profession. The lee
cation is very healthy, having the pure toontitain air, and free from all noxious vapors arising
from stagnant water and marshy ground. Those subject to ague could not Sad a more desirm
ble place. The course of instruction in such as is best calculated to prepare young men for
business, for teaching, and for taking a high stand in College. For these desiring to become
Teachers, n Normal Clans will be formed, in which practical instruction will be given in the art
of Teaching. To this elms, lectures will be given on the subject of Tenching. The tempts•
lions to vice. idleness nod dissipation are few. There is nothing to draw the mind of the stu•
dent from his books, it is quiet and retired, jmt such a initiation ns a young man desirous of
improvement would seek. The societies ore in a flourishing condition, and each has a fine
bratty of choice works. The buildings are large and commodious, an additional building is is
the course of erection, which will be finished this fall. Shade (lap is situated on the mail
route between Chambemburg and Mount Union Station on the Penn. Rail Road.
TERMS :—For Session of five months, $52 50. Washing, light, and fuel, extra. Students
are charged from the time of entering until the close of the Session. Payments half in ad•
venue, balance at the middle of the session. For catalogues and further particulars, address
W. H. WOODS,
She& Gap, fleet. Co., Pa.
September 17.
AYER'S
CHER RI
PECTORAL,
FOR TRW. RAPID CURE or
Colds, Coughs. and
lionrseitespi.
Pnwirin, 19. T.„ •2,q1 . 11.2-., 7W.
nut hoult . i . ;tv t?s,i
J. '
do 1. rt•lnety I Lyre ..r.sr foond
liontx:no.at, I tinaznxn. mei On
r,,nminitlutt ur a Cold, ill yu 1r
ettutiti vollstant Iwo
- . .
it niv fnnillv~f.r tine teat
4y prrt,le.c
-tt . :l; if m;r; hr.! olltnin it to; 1104110.02 1,1 pO
1,r...f10w SIT t1....0
Ks 1)111 . f. NI. I).
A: B. m,,wri.Ey. V. ~, of It rirt.N. Y.. wrltmit "T hame
itmtl y•mr ram myrelf and in my family otter ,tote
ittro•ntr I It. at, 1 , 1 i,, It the broil tatoltritto for it.
paw., rver pat nit. With a 1.40 cold 1 .fhoithi enemy
Ixly 1. onty.tivo .1011arA .r • bottle than ;1.5 without It, or
141.. 1111 y tabor retamly.“
Croup, Whooping COligh, Influenza.
51.1.11111.1., 311113., lAA,. 7. lbLe.
11.111 En T will cheerfully certify your PreTORAL
IA On Nut reinedv wo ~..oefeee for.the curs of Whoopow
'I,M, Coup. mil lho claret disuse. of children. 11e of
flutvrnity in Co. Aoith oppreciete your dclll. awl
ounonotol pow medUne to our people.
........
ItIAZOSILI,II . I, M.D.
- AMOS T.P.l{, MeNtertUr. TA., write., M Jan.,lBlo:
"1 lad n lotions 11111.141 M, *1116:11 confined me in doom
etc wc , lto; tout many medicines without relief: finally
tri.id your Prerossi. by the advice of our clergyman.
The first doe mlitived the sureness In nay throat and
lungs: Ina then .e half site bottle made tee completely
well. Your medicines an the chrspest eA we!! r.s the best
• con hay. wit 11'11 , siteenkyou, Doctor, and your 1,11111-
d,..11 the 1,01,1:111.11 . 111 . 1 . 1011 , 1. 11
Asthma or Phthisie, and Bronchitis.
W. sr MANetineTsS. PA.. Feb.l. Ink , .
Ma: Your encmcr Peceonm. le performing turtreeliou.
cure% h 1 thl`eliectton. rt hroi mitered scrrral from Worm.
III ' : I.l%Tir a nano
lam forty years. HENRY 1,. PARKS, Nlorclumt.
A. A. ItASI,I,Y, )1.1.1., ALM, MoNuoit Co., loWt,
writ. m. 1,11 1 .1 1 . 1,51 Iliteltig may prartlet of ninny year.
bare found walking equal to your onuntv Pxornßat. 11/:
W.llO. 1,1.11: .11 , 1 r1, 1 .11:111. 0./11 1 ,1111111111, WWI., !Cling
surlk as aro ettrotri.."
Ve might rtki.lltito. ipmt
riming proof of thf: •iitiool of this temniy to frond in its
et•CtS np~n trial.
Consumption.
one remedy Ilivl ever Leen known which
clued An ninny 411.1 ouch 11P111,1,1111 CAXMI ti 111111 501110
no humftd .lit roe reach; but even tu tittles the C.hllll'
PECTOItAL afford* relief and cohlfor..
Arum Muss, New YONR Ctri. March 5. 1565
D 41,14511 ATE, 1.0W.U.: I teal It a duly and a phatenne
I. Inf unu yon whet your Carnal . Prema.u. ham done for
my wife. She heil been nee month% laherlng under the
dung...one rymprome of Common ion, (runt which too aid
we retail procure gave her numb fell. f. w.te /deathly
fdlit .1. nutli Dr. Strung. of this rity. where we have rose
5.r milieu, recommended a 51161 of your nwaielne. '0 to
blow IM.k.induvw. ex we do Itatr skill, for eh. hart recur.
.
1;:7 iC:;l7tl;Tir; She ie 110 t ~ 1711. ;iron); am she v.wal
to 1... ina in free ftent her rough. anti calla herald( well.
• • Sourw
il;gr. titudo awl re, 4,
01I ' LANDU PHELPS, or Sert.tqvn.t.x.
Mnsumptires, do not tlesinlr till you have tr 14.4 At Ws
Cnennr PnITRAL. It it envie by otwnft. nu. 11,41
e.tnloto in t. unrl.l.l4tul ita inn,l2.ll.urns.n.i.u..lmer•tak
ii;T:iii:;ll;.;Fii;Viiitl;::::iiii.;friph,,l , J,,!
flyer's Cattartic Pills,
riiiir. h.,111, 4 chen,irr, have le•rn
taxed their utmost to produce this beAt. most pot f...et
purgative Wilieh 14 k IluMll to 111:111. itlllllllll.l,in ptruifs
are shown that these Into have virtues which turves in
excellence the ordinary nietlichtea. and that they win 111.
precctleutedly upon the esteem oral! men. They oto cafe
and plemeut to take,hut powerful Pr cute. Th.., pow
Intl lug pmpert lea Piilllll!nte the vital 110th -ft'. et the body,
remove the obstructioto of its urgent, purify thu blood.
and expel disease. They ,111 ge out the foul humor. hlch
breed and grow distemper. stimatate it it a talt or dew.
dered organs Into their 1111,111,111.011.1110 ille fat. healthy
Pine with atreagtla to the whole eyx,to. hot only do
they cure the eve,..itty complaints of every bedy, but
Mae fothlidable and dangerous diseases that have hatted
the best of human Mill. While they produce powerful
effects. they tweet the stow timo, in diminished dorm the
Weed and best physic that can be entritye.t for clan....
Rebut anger-routed, they are !dement. W take; and holm,
purely Vl•getal,le, are free Irma soy rink of harm. Cone
have born made which wpm. Is.lief were dry nut sub.
etentiatell by men of such malted Nation. and character
an to forbid the auspic.o of notru'rb. Natty tomcat
clergymen and physicians have lent thew 11.1 s to t era
fy to the public the reliability of my renisillea, while nth.
em have scut me the aentranco of the, rouvielion that
toy Preparationa contribute inanumsoly to It. teliai of my
afflicted, entfeting fellow-men.
The Agcnt I,lllUMUlled le gratis my
A mouton Almonor, containing dirertiono for choir 11.0 otol
tortitiontro of tlp•tr curet. of the following vemplatots :
Contivenesa, bilious Compton., Nhonmarinn. liropoy.
Ilea.ta..he wiping from II f,otl 74tmomeh. Non.
era. Imhßr.tlun. Nlurbid Inaction of ths: Yowvh and l'uns
ariping therefrom. Flat oloncy, I,oto. or Appetit., All l'lror
01111 and Vidaneona Inspn,ne, a hndk require nn 0r0,,,0t0
Scivfolo or King, hrli. Ttwy Woo, by orit) -
in t t
rho Mood end ollinol.,ting Iho care man,
. .
X...t;111 a la stpp...r.l thee
reach, mot me flatfoose. Partial Illindne, Neurtfkin sal
Nervous IrrititbilitY.ltorangomente of the Lie, and
.eye. aunt. and odier kindred complanits front
low stale of the body or obstruction of its (linen...
Do not ho put off by unprincipled &Were with aunt
other pill they tusk° moo profit ou. Ask foe Arti.,
CILIA. and take nothing eine. No Oilier they ran air•
you compare. With this in Its intritaic value or corm...
powers. Tito mirk wont the beet aid there is for thee,
and they ehoul.l hats it.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Nam
nurs 35 Ors. mu Box. l'iva Beau p.m $l.
801 V BY
JOHN READ, Huntingdon, at 3 dealers in
medicine everywhere.
October 15, 1956.-Iy.
CO ATE CTI VAIIY & FRUIT STORE.
ILLIAM N. 8111 GARD.
THOMAS FRY,
WHOLESAIX CONFECTIONER k FRUITERER,
Nit. 191 North Third St., aborc Wood, Rita. 'HE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE THIS Mr
1 thud of iniorming their IfitliHie and the pub-
HANUFACTURER OF CONFECTION• lie generally, that they have rebuilt the Hunt-
II ary, Jujube Paste, Gum Drops. Chocolate ingoloit Foundry, and are now in successful 2p-
Drops, Brandy Props, Liquor Bail., Jelly oration. and are prepared to furnish casting of
Cakes, Clean' Chocolate, French Tcys, White all ktulls, of the best quality on the shortest no-
Sugar Toys, Ac., ikc. tice and most reasonable terms.
AND DEALER IN Farmers are invited to call and examine oar
Oranges, Lemons, nuisi., Currants, Citron, Ploughs. W. arc manufacturing the Hooter
Figs. Dates, Prunes, Almonds, Walnuts, Fil. l Plough, (this plough took the premium et the
beets. Cream Nuts, Ground Nuts, Fire Crack. Huntlnlni"" County Agek"ltue"l Fair, in 5855 )
ere, Syrups, Tamarinds, Liquorice, Rock Can--
lalso Hunter's celebrated Cutter Plough, which
can t he heat. together with the Evystuue, Hill
ay, A., dc. side. and Barshear Ploughs. We have on hand
Tl ' ettenn't of Dealers iBreVated to an and are manufacturing stoves, such as Cook,
examination of my stock, which be found Parlor and Mike stores for coa l cr weed.
equal to any in Philadelphia, ELOWAINT W &YAM
N. B.—Orden by mail or otherwise prompt-
co . „. ... ~
~
..
ly attmided to. misting ofSettles , mutters, Sk ill ets , b e., a il
A ug.9,'54.-Iy.* of which will be sold cheap for cash or in ex
change fur oountry produce. Ow metal tattle
iet att.tion to bust
35„tikes..F.°.!..e°ctiPtZtIVAZI`Oty• 7:. filocrseheawndeltretAirrgesio ple y a s a e, " w r s hope t o receive
share of public patronage,
500 Chesnut Posts for sale by J. M. CUNNINGHAM ft PRO,
CrNNINGHAM .11 GL`NN. , April *O, lißia.-If
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LATEST ARRIVAL• OF
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Vl' THE
BROAD TOP DEPOT.
C L' a N ‘ N ce l l 1 : G s c l l l 4 ‘ t .‘ c 17a71 justno t received
Goot , s, consisting of
Dry Goode, Hard. Ware. Groceries,
Quet•us-ware, Cedar-In are..
Hate, boots and shoes.
Nv Mow-ware.
Crockery-wale• Stone and earthen
Tia•ware,
Ready Matte Clothing always on hand,
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eimitry ittOr 0.
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All kinds of country produce taken in ex
change for Goods at the highest market prices.
The highest market pi ices paid for all kinds
of (:rein.
Prompt attention paid to storing an forerard
ing all k inds of merchandise, pmiuce,&e.
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