' "at:VIM iEle
Wie request those of our subscribers who re•
ceivetheir papers,to inform us of those in their
: - .:lcamodiate neighborhoods who are subscribers
to the "Jourual," and have failed to receive
t the same, eine° the ettuJing of our paclt•book,
ruffians on the 11th of October.
New Cud-Press.
. • Ilasiag' ticught "CAltll PRESS," we
ere now prep:reil to print in the prcportion of
three cards in the same time that any other
Fees in the county : con print ono, consequent
ly we can print them cheaper—if not dsue well
we make no charge at all. We ask your pa
tronage.
PREMIUMS
-AWARDED THE JOURNAL JOB OFFICE
TUE LAI E FAIII, FUR
4 rx - im BEST
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U)Ls , reonstels
•
INDIAN ROOT PILLS .
DR. MORSE, the inventor of .MORSE'S
DIAN ROOT PILLS, has spent the grea
ter part of his life in travelling, baring visited
Europe,' Asia, and Africa, 03 well as North
Americ,a—ha2 :pent three years among the To
•diansef cum Western conntry—it was in this
way that the . Indian Root Villa were first dis
t overed. Dr. If.rfo was the fret nino to es•
tablieh the fact that all disposes prise from Im
purity of the Blosi.—tliat our strength, health
and life depended upon this vital
When the Carious passages become clogged.
and do - tot act in perfect harinony with the dif•
ferect function. of tho body, the blood luso.
•
eta action. beitm,a thick, corrupted rind di
teased; that all pairs aieklie,
distr.'t of every nano; cur strength .x: •
hcr.lth, we are deprlrod of,
tura is not waisted iq thruwil, uff
nom humors, the h;ood will brerene Cooked
and cruet.) act, nod then our liAt of •
forever be blown cot. How important
that we shoukfkeep the various passages • •
the body free and open. And how pleat. , . , •
at that We hove it in ear power Cr' put n In, •
tint in Tn.- r 4,. ': r VI: , , Morse's I',i.. .
foot fi,a piantsand
which yfrow timorni the tc..,tnie,ur, chili iu
Neteren. garden, fur the health and recovery
of cljepa g et, One from which
these Pill. ere made is a Sudorific, which o.
tiona th^ f'the akin, atlrl assi,ta Nature
in thrr , , .•f r parts of the camp
, tipe ,71 is a plant whicb
s•, - ,cternnel tinclegs thr
pass f:. .. • , thus. in a anothime
inannet, • • , dr.ty by ar•Nerimt oIT
phle g m, d ' • . I .
•• which gihre ea,
-mounts of impur, :run t
then ft:own ~.• , ~:, .
. eater rarr.R 7 . . den
eitcbarged i• "esti is
. a Cathartic.. . Ire -
'ettlieo i . i• ,
. the blend; the ..eon.
chicle cannot part by • -
thus taken up and en•,• id, in gi . e.tt (i .
titles by the howoio.
rrotn the above, it ".• • 1. V.
•IndiAn Rent rills tint • ~
het become unite' ..• -
••••ere every pa' • •
• and , :e1113.. the • . i• ing7. !
the life of thelll tiro b ,
eurricirperfeely ! • 01.11,1,f1,1e111..1 1.4.1 G
aeon r.:,1 pair. is di.,13 from the synent, fur
-tßey' cannot remain when the body
,
u Diuret
1,10 p•rrni:,:l to t'
p ire and oie,.-.
The mum v,i• ',pin are eo distressed
when sick, ard. • i•a ^ hermits. ,
they ii pass ti
tin , Atli • •-• : • - • ...lira tit.'
! . • . sites
usher rout
ter ir.
SIC lit ' .• .1
TZISS , ;
lion, o- it • . •• „ • , • : I, which
throws tin: : • mutter ihri ugh every
Fein find • • • lills it taken from tio•
body b- •'. M. race Pill, hove ad
ded to . r. ' Lpon victory, by re•
storing in • •• • . ',looming health
anal Lappin.. •. ' - ils who hove
been rocky . roe , .'" dokness, pain
and nneul.i.. niol v.', :••• •' • foams:3 have
been scotched ti.Z ' elements of ra
ging fev..r, rind vao bat , ea brought, no it
were, within a atop of •: idiom grave, now
atend ready to team') iii.tt they would have
been numbered with the dead. had it not bees
rot , this great and wonderful medicine, Morse',
Indian Root Pills. After one or two close s
bad beei, take,. y were astonished, and oh
eolctely a. •••• witnessing their charm•
ing effects. F. t, Q. 'to they give imiiiedi
este ease tiodoiii , and lobe away nil siet•
puin and t.i.ih hot they at mice go to
work 'st the !mi. , .1 disease, whi c h is
the Llo• - id. '• • ,• , •hown, °spec
tally by those wi.. use throe Pilk, that they
will as (Avon° serf purify. that disease—that
deadly enemy—will take its flight, and the
gush of youth and beauty will again return,
and the prospect of a long and happy life will
Cherish and brighten your days.
CAUTION.—Bcware of a counterfeit sign
ed I it. Moore. All genuine have the name
of A. J. wnrrE &co, on each box. Also
the signaltre of el. J. White & Co. MI oth•
ere aro spurious.
A. J. WHITE & CO., Sole Proprietors,
50 Leonard Street. New York.
be. Morse's Indian Root Yids are field be
all dealers in Merfietiois •
flier Agents wanted in every town, village
and hamlet in the land. Parties desiring the
agency will address at above for tern.,
Sa' Price 25 cents per box. five, boxes will
be sent on receipt of SI, postage paid.
December 9, '57:-6m.
STRAY PIG.
Came to the residence Of the subscriber, a
bout the let of AugAst, a white boar, supposed
to weigh about one hundred pounds. 'l he ow
ner is requested to come forward, pay charges,
prove property and take him away.
. • ELIISHA SBOVMAKER.
Dec. 2, 1857.-41*.
•
'PAZ COSIFOCTIC O IIIIIII4I.ItII
tibitscx. •
THE collectors of County and State Tenet for
I the year 1856 and all previous years ore re
quired to make immediate payment of the bal.
• sneer due in their sloplicates or they may ex
poet to be dealt with according to law.
The collectors of 1857 are earnestly reques
ted to collect and pay over to the Treasurer,
tr•itjae amount of their duplicates as soon as pus.
pible. Mquey is much needed at the present
, time and must be had,
JACOB BAKER.
• 1 H. L.•I4'CAR7•H Y, Coin'rs
• G. W: , MATTERN.
1€417:-.62.
'1 -
Trial List—January Term, 141 i,
FIRST WEEK.
Exchange Bank, Pittsburg vs Meley & Carlisle
Samuel P. Wallace vs Jos. Shomo.
John Milk:. vs Andrew Smith. '
John Fleming vs Brice X. Blair and others.
Isaac Gifford vs Joseph Gifford's adm'rs.
Thomas Clark's heirs vs Brison Clark.
Bamucl B. MeFeeters vs Beers.
Coin'th for Smith vs Weeks (reinstated).
Patrick Kelly vs Penna. It. It. Co.
John M. Walters vs David Varner.
satrisun.k Couch vs C. V. M. P. Co.
Samovl Caldwell's tultn'rit vs Michael J. Martin.
A. B. Brumbaugh lin use vs C. V. M. I'. Co.
Meiti lie vs James Clark's adan'r,
Jelin Dougherty vs ties. W. Speer.
A. Vapdevander's adiu'rs vs John McComb.
tinrauul Nlyton vs fleAry Fuck:er.
SECOND WEEK.
John Savage vs Wm. Smith & Davis.
Geo. W. Wagoner 1 . 3 Washington Gayer.
Ann Cannon vs William Stewart,
Joseph K. Hendereint Ye John Henderson's Lx.
Christopher Osborn vs P. F. Kessler et el.
Machette & Reglicl vs Dr. P. Shoenberger's ex.
William 13,11 vs Simon Wallmurta.
Philip Spalni vs Moses Eloilner.
John It. Ousttell vs G. W. Speer, garniebet, etc.
Co,n'th for toe vs 'Auld. Littera et al.
Same es J. G. Lightner.
Bell, Garrets. & Co. vs Jan, Entriken.
C. Osborn- vs E F. Kessler.:
D. CALDWELL, l'roth'y.
GRAND JURORS.
.1. P.
rmer,
iluntingdon
Warriorm k
reum
carpenter, Alexandria.
farmer, West.
Deniel istrica,
J amen 13a,
Bvid. Brtimbwigb.
Jupub 130.nr,
th w i,l It mrvid.,
eri3S.
Hopewell.
RT4ll• '
,pper,
•
nwr0,1.1 . , Shirl.cy'uurg,
.. ~ r:
I,lx •i.m th,
merchant, Nest.
fanner, Jackson.
11 unto ng,tioti
.
Cromwell,
..ao St% Ar:z,
i i ~tlTn- s ....0,v0rt.., o Barre,
Sairiael.S .• v. ion-keeper, .1 ,telivm
o Van.:- ....der, J. P.. wi , !: , .••
.' •:, Woodriog, drover, Fraoklin.
I ..vrt Wilson. fanner, Oneida.
Brady.
Springfield.
4,,h ti Weston,
Al.. Zimmerman,
Jacob Bonher,
TRA VER;Ir. J 1: ROP3,
J. Simp.r,u Africa, surveyor, Huntingdon,
Hugh Alexander, fat utvr, J ackzion.
Hi:lntr. Ilin,,,Laut, fanner. Shit Ivy.,
Owen Runt, ewiell.ner. Huntingdon,
Rohurt Run, fnruter, iseksua,
Joallph Banks, mson, Tod
Willi:im CortielluA, carpenter, .Cloy.
T. Chow over, brun. farmer, lturree.
Union.
Sin ingfield.
Richard Chilcute,
Cutehall,
Gi~i~m,
John A. Doyle. nu•rchent, Mirky.
P. Gartier of Mich. firmer, Penn.
11 avrlortn'k
John G.iiimore
. . ,
.1. 1,. Orim, blacliamitli, H untingd.m
J1112./1) GIIIIOe, jr., litbur,r, Wairrh.rtu'lc.
(1p0r...,0 M. Green. .1. P.,Ow.
Jacob Grove, nrincr f Penn.
Robett lauvsnurn, Ten,
William Harper, merel.ant, Jaekson.
Colliba Howler; farmer, Ptah,
Hazzard, Leaman, klieeiegtiee
.1441eph Ibmtherg, farm,•r, Al"rrix.
Johu3toti, cumner, .11opewell.
John Dubliu.
s,,inue Lan
J a b
Mwdlevi Miller, M. D., Jackliou,
C. W. %ore, Tod.
wngon rn'r,
Jo,oph tarmor, ‘VolKor.
Frai
Fra..loo.
•P. Carl " Brady.
141trive.
11 emb , r,m.
laborer; Fr..okho.
L. 4144. 1 4,1414:, farmer, Spriogliold.
I ejah SoHera, Cass.
(;••orgo 21. Swot, num Mgdon,
Amos Sm ft oker, Brady.
El isb Shoma“ker, sr. " limidorsou.
laborer, Clay,
machinist, Risme.
Jsteob tinlyers,
Job Shia.,
George Thumas, grocer, Huntingdon
Simeon Wright, J. P, Union,
li'ill nn C. Wni;oner, merchant, Brady.
BIICOND WEEK,
T11(4111.8 Anton, farmer, Springfield.
I.hivid Block, corpeotnr, II too oiedno
elliihn Beek, former, Worrioriti'k
liphiai 111 Baker, ma4on, Spr figtield
Jonialoto Bothwell, wooer, 'fud. •
......
Shirley.
Abraham Carolher4,
John C. Couch, mereltunt, Llarree,
Coulter, limner,
Jena Dietiitalmeh, merchant, Brady.
Juba nmernall. farmer, Shirley
•
Jacob Poo
Jackson J. Fee, o Henderson
George Garner " Pen II
Benjamin Grove. .
daineo G. Goodin. "
Gilbert Horning, "
HPriderson
Barree.
Henry H wom, — carpenter, Clay.
Jena° Hollingsworth Shir'ey,
.1 nmes Ilimang, farmer, West.
James H ney, Brady
-..............,
o
IVilliam .lohns, SbirfsF,
Hugh A. Jackson, il
'Turk:um.
D aniol Wv a per Walker.
Niuhuhui tyul, 41 H .ig•well
William Livingston, " Ouvhin.
Jucoh Miller, laborer, Cssaville,
Jamb Nesrl:nni, tanner, W . iirrior.
-... •
William Orr Es q.. 14 . Tell.
Henry II Robison Dublin.
Israel Smiley a Bair e.
Alexander Scott, blacksmith, :la •knoo,
George Stevens, Spring
Andrew Smith. farmer, ()veld.
Joseph Shore, My,
Philip Taylor, miner, Tod.
Andrew Walker, farmer, Oneida.
[ESTATI:OFDTt wM. rat A Fit's% ,Ec.D.]
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, that Letterset' Ad.
ministration on the estate or Dr. William Gra
fius, late of Porter township. deed.. have been
granted to the undersigned. All persona in
debted to said estate are requested to make im•
mediate payment.. and those having claims to
present them dilly authentiented, to
Gli.A RCS, Adm'r.
Dec. 2,1867.-6 t.
Dal. E. athaltpcypaini.Eo
DEM!' •
.guilititmoi. paw
Inn. IL 12$1.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
OSMIUM' COURT ClitE &dolt, of Dawson C. Smithy, deceased.]
, ORPHANS" COURT SALE.
BY virtue of 'no order of the Orphans' Court , By virtue of a second alias order ;Odle Orph•
will be exposed in public sale on the premises, ails Court of Huntingdon Co.. there will be sold
ON SATLIthAY, 19Ib OF DECEMBER, at public vendee or initerY on the premises. on
next at 11 o'clock, A. M., the following descri•, Friday, the ISM of December, $37,
bed between the hours of In n. m, and 2 p.
REAL ZSTATTp A TRACT OF LAND,
late the property of Rowland limmo., deed., Shinto in Shirley township, Huntingdon coon
si•tutte in Dublio township, Huntingdon come ty, banded by Juniata River k n the cast; by
ty. to wit : Lode of Swisheart heirs misfit , north; by A imh-
All that certain tract and parcel of wick creek on the northwest; by hind., of
laud being the me ii,lllll litre,, 11. 0 by hunts Jntncs M. Bell on the south ; and by lands of
of 1% Whim, Jlor u iy, and others, Idell's heirs and Oliver Etnieron the south west,
containing about tyre hundred omlniuing slot t
WV acres, about sixty acros Two Hundred and Fifty Acres,
" • dented, with a find litne`uolle M., rn less • about one hundred of which are
quarry, three dwelling houses and other Lim. 11,1,1 and uudrr cultivation, having thereon
provements thereon ; erected a
A LSO. , —A . CEATA IN TRACT OF MOUN- Two Story Stone Dwelling Douse.
thin 1 "" d . " d .i" 1 " 111 g t he 1""d ab o ve d "'"l h e d, with kitehen ntnielesl, a stone bank hare, a one
lands of Alexander McAnineh and °the, eon. spring house, tenant house, ate., &e. Al, on
'tabling three hundred aims. or diereaboios. I said preinises, in an iron ore bunk, orchard,
ALSO—A CERTAIN OTHER PIECE ; ,te„ hello , the real estate of Dawson C. SWIM.
and parcel atirnber land, with first rate Saw ley, ilea
Mitt thereon, adjoining. hands at John Atkinson , TERMS OF SALE.
and others, containing 'twenty two acres, or! e thirdh yt he paid
theresbuutA.o the pore MIR tin tie o
un confirmation ut sale ; and the re , hlue in two
AND ALSO—A certain other piece and „ pia ; „„„„ a l p „-„„„ ffle, w„b i nterest, to b e se ,
Parcel of land b""l.th,d 6p I'Lt.d. eared 'by the bond+ and mortgage of the put.
Murray avid others, containing. twenty were. or ehm.er. , Due atm dunce given on the thy at
thereabouts• l eak , by
II EN ItY DREWS•I'EIt,
l'EßMS:—One•third of the prtrehase money I Adm.'r of bun-en C'. Sinateley, dec.' d.
to he paid on confirmatinn of the nod the Nov., ltf, 's7.—t 8.
rBBiciti.. equal wilii
retestt from the day or con fi rmation—h. tics,: THE CAMPAIGN OPENED
eared by the bowls and mortgace of the pnr•
chaser. Atientinnt•e will be given be
JAMES KELLY, Aim',
Duro t Nov. 25,
REAL ESTATE
or ,JALmi Bum , :mti
t :Pi ItJA X X ti X.
Ti.rro will he sold e.t public Sale,
.I.,y,the 19th (hiy of I)eeekiber Ilext, between
the hours of 10 tieloek A. JI. end 2 I'. M.,
A-TRACT OF LAND
towt,:hip
the 1,.% it or C:ti, h.' of Wei.
l'hectgnet Esq., Nieheel :Nlyerly'd circuitl
ottierS, c.,c al it it Itb.ilit
125 ACRES;
alma 100.01 which ii vieisrisi and under rkgriorl
of' cultivation. A good nilde ordmrd. 2
Rood dwelling Ittelveß 111111 barn, and all other
TI:ItMS OF SA ird or the per.
ehtt.ip mplipy to he 1111 1110 cHlifirffilltliell
the residue it two equal 1111111110•Ny
-1r.11os. with kterest to he secured by the Bide
und Mortgages of the pureltser:,
I). CLARKSON,
Exervitn• ff J. Beintyartiter,
N. 25,
%AMBLE REAL ESTATE
AT
PUBLIC SALE
N t:E all1111,11:y ,lil.ll ill Jill
1 , /,1 Mai 1,1,1:14'llt fll T 111.11, 1, . 1,11
'here will Ile ...Ili rti 11111.111' SIIIM ./II itll
fl,lllb, 1,11 iy, the y 14 , fer4ei
se./, ell ihn liVlti a MHO 11VC ' 4.1..
ill 1)111/iiil tuwuehil.,lllllllll.,,loll
no. 1
A limn containing 2;i;l more or less.
oho., 100 acres ore cleared, owl to goer) (will
'cation, the balance 'Ring in 111111.1, 1 . 11.• itn
IOceIII,IIIS co:t.ist of a iwoostotied
lions, with it hever•roiliti4 Filing id water at
he door; Bank Born. \Vagon•shed, Coro cribs,
Spring house, Smith oboe nud 'n u u raard of
good fruit.
No. 2
A (arm toijoit,ig, S . l: 1, coookioio2 I lli
oereri, more or less, itcrto4 tvo eleHreil
awl in good .I,tto coltivitoon, Ilie iatitiacr
trrll titala•lrd. vonsiA
a iarp• li:11110 11..111, 111.111, Wail
good u• 1.11 of 1 1 101 1' 1.: . 111. 1111. 11,n , r ; n Slllllll.Oll.
111111 3 oun, oteliaro !nalt. Then.
tiiNo 6 samll 11 , 11:1111 11011..011 :Mid fart..
ATo 3.
A small farm eorTntioioz tin tier, loljoitling
lot No. 1. ; about 20 IVY nleure4l, .1141 lill•
Irttl•LliCt! ,ell tioilwr , ll. The iturri,elll,.
are a lw Louse, sprilig ku.the Hurl u
1111111ber of fruit
The slime Co m- lie w:thill tete titre or,. the
101,1t1t.i ui the 11 041
1 . 011 1111111...1. " ,\ li\ 111'1,111, 111,1111 i. 01 ~4•N•
ilig IS. Will 11e SlittWii the Sailll•
by either 111.•1.:x. , (.111.tr, •
tittle to e,oom , heo at 12 1 •I'k oil said day'
wit, It terms 1,11 II!'.
JAMES CItEE,I
11. F. I
Nov. I 5,'57 .•5 t.
iir.e g,vg,r,
u,,„‘•.,,,,n,d. tlyAirolir 1,116,1611 . ,
1 . 1 . 0111 'he hurelly
entire relnninin real (um., riiln
teal i 1 anti near said town. The
sis. throe Fepnrute
honsys, (including the large mid C 011,11,41
.3
BRICK MANSION,
ie which the subscriber now resides) ; till of
which ore elligibly situated i s the nuts de table
and lontiaess part of the lOWi. A detailed
seriptiou tit sae' properly is deemed unt.l.loseit
tiny cue desirous of purt:lnn.i„g, v.ll, t'
emirs. wish inset, told examine for himself.—
Two toi said houses are admirably Mooed and
calculated tin• shires and tavern stands, &i.
Also, the subscriber oder, for sale. ten acres
of rich It Stem or meadow land. sitmited ashott
ilistnuce above the grist mill or the Messrs.
lleiffners. This land is well cultist, tee only
In the eisiiiv of grass, grain, etc., lint is elme
peculiarly u a 'it'd to the production nf`•Chi
nese Sugar Cane, " HO article of rect•lll
which 501110 lit promise greater profit.
per acre, than almeat any ether agricultural
product.
If the atone prniwry is not sold at private
title belbre the 29111 duo it I h•crmher next. it
will, on that rine, be tittered Mr sale at public
teeny; and it' not IrtliO.oll lit will then he for
rent, 1-lENItY 131tE1V,1'Ell.
Shirleysliurg, Nov. ill, '
SAVING FUND
Naforal safety Trust Cn.
Walnut Street S W Corner of.3d
Artun,....is cur BUSIIWaS during I hi.
id Specie Peyeienis by the Hanka.
I. Di•posits received and paynielits elude
daily.
2. Current Batik Nudes, Checks and Specie
will Lc received un deusii.
3. Depiwite 'nude iii Bank Not. or Checks
will be panel hack w current Bank Nutes.
4. Depusils made in Bald ur Silver will be
paid back in Wu.
IN ILIIES I' 5 PER CENT. PER. Ylt.
HENRI . L. BENNER, Neal Jew.
WILLIAM J. HEBB, tivorstasy.
it7no. 26. '6l.
MISCELLAWOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIRSTARRIVA L OP
FA‘ 1,1 , A 1) V\ \ TEE
Gr CD Clo 3D Eil.
FISHER & MeMURTRIE
Auoui,i). it ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
to their tannerous friends nod the public,
that they have
. jast reed, from the Enst,
most of of Foil and Wolter
Goods ; en,l,reini, every variety anew *ies
such o. Valencia Plaid, Phial ltuenis, Oriental
I.ll , tres Gala 'Petnese ('l,ll.
,triped and mitre striped I)elaines,
l'reoch Murillo. Printed I), t lain., 13,a1,,re
Stripes. Argentine. Coburg.. Mohair. niitl Ila•
11111,110 (10t11S. Slllllol'll 5 1 . 1:111N. i . 1 . 1..neh
lilne
ket. Bay rtate. Long and Spire Pioche Shawl
Gents' Travelling do. French Cloths. plain and
I.llley ( . 11, , 111!ereS, 11,. T11 . 1:111 , .
Alms. Ii ets, /doves,
Chan,. Chenille S rfs, Dross Trimmings. 1..
(lien' Collars, Itrilf etc, plain and el Biped Swiss,
N'ietorin Loon, 111/..10101. 411.1 every cindery of
Willie goods. 11, •I 5, CAPS utol BONNET,
of every variety and style.
\Se have it l m I qt. k of
Hardware, Queensware,
Boots and Shoes,
Wood and Willow-ware,
which
° will he sold on Ninth tenni. trill make it
the it tere,t "roll to (tall and examitte.
I. rove ries eau he had inner titan the high
prim, trhirh have neon maintained •Iterenittee.
We also deal in Plaster, fish, Salt, anthill
kinds of tiraitt, and possess facilities iu this
ltearell of trade unequalled by any. Wu deliver
all packages or parcel. ttr inerehtintlize Mall: OF
NI the denttti titti Broad Top tend
l'entts I , ttains
se,,i
New Goods 2 New• Goods !I
D. P. (:{SIN'S CHEAP STORE.
D. P. ling just returnil (rum
Olin with the Inige,t and beautiful lis•
ile.A . lii Xi'4',l.,' ,- .J'il: . i's
.• . D•D' , •L'
Ti
eons st i g id the most fashiumilde I)ress
met Ladies anil Gentlemen. suet Hs Black Silks.
4111i1 All Wool Lains, (all e.aurs)
Freilell Merino, pluiu mid primed. uvulae striped
It Lai., barred and lam, de lulus. Leveila
o ut ', Shcjilierds awl
Prints very deseriptimi.
A 1. `t ), a large lot in dress 'rriiinnings. Frin
ges. More Antique Ribbon, Buttons. Ging.,
13. &e. Bioneet Silks, Crapes,
tilovek, Mitts. Veils, Laees, Belts, Ribbon&
tor Belling, Whalebone, Heed & Brass
lor ts. Silk and Linen handkerchiefs. Silk
;Seek ties. Zephyr, Frenen Working Cotton.
nen owl C..ttun 'lily Yarn, Wool Yarn,
&e.
A It•to the 1.1,t and hirgest assortment of Col
litre, and Under.leeve., in town. Ber'd and
Maui M till Nintdill, Nein. Fig
ured and sltireee, end limp Skirt.,
Inch Linen, Lure. lute M 11.1.111,
rowel., Sl•irt lireuyrs. Undershirts
dinwers, wool e‘nuts, hatul3, eouttbrts and
beads. '
Alm, a large aasortment of Waterloo Bay
State WOol Sltawl4. Sing l e and Moeha Shorts.
Also, Cloths, Cussinii;rs, Cassino., Tweed,
K. J ean s , Vesting, Nl,,,dlus, bleached awl uu
ide.te;.ed, Sheeting :old l',llcw-esse ' ,din,
N.t ',lc. ens, Tieken, Che , k.T.hle I fioper=, era h
isuuels, Stick Manuel. pl a in and figured, Cac
ti. Flionwl, e.
Alto. u largo haul Silk Bonnets of the latest
styles and at fiery luw prices. Hats anti caps
ot
boots and g hoes, GUIJI shoes, the best
and ehc:tpcet in tont,
etc D W Alt E, QUINEIWO
{WARE, Tabs, liabkvts, Chun..
Bauer H a uls, brumns. Bru•lies, Car,. ts.,
Oh ciptLs, rad Salt, Sugar, C..trea.
'lea. Dlota,ei, awl all };Dual..( usually kept in a
rout., slrp.
Dly uld vii.tomers, and as maul• new ones
Ball VrilWil 111 ure re.po•itully reyitst.; to come
111111 eXisti.lla. gl.tii..
. .
Mi kinda ul i',;itatry produce taken in ex ,
elatahtt tut gouda, at the tuurk,•t
DAN'Ili P. WIN.
Octul;er 7, 1857,
ALW ANR 4:111i
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY STORE;
ItA 11.) itiLlt VI, informs iho
Hantingrinn and wiuiaily ! and the pui,lie rrun•
that he has up, ned n GIOCcr)
hill sleet, Huntingdon, a rem doors west or
%Via. Orhison's rosidunto, where he will at all
times he prerlind . 11 rumouirrs with
ALL KINI , S OF GROCEMES,
II F.,A THAN TIIIE I'LIKAPEOT,
aultolesale anti rtuail. Suget•r, Coffee, 'fees,
Mula,,,s, Cheese. Spives,
1114111, Salt, Brooms, Buckets, Secure, "101 , 111 ,
CO, &v., &e.; th luet, every article usuully kept
tit M t.roce, Sint,
Ad 1 OM itelerloilA to sell eheeper then the
ettrOphA '
watil ever) body to en II s ot vonenbie
my Stock nod prie.. DA w GROVE.
HuntionAm..lody 2),' .•ly.
oF fifißisoN, 4E4:WA
1.\1.1„I NOI
ALI. per I,llert ., lk 41 ore neer to notified 'Ent
I.eitte, Te,ot toetine v nit th,• t,ntie 1.1 Wil•
hum Orbisott, late .0 the borough of Hllll
1111g,64111, deed., liner been granted to the en
dersi'•ned, and ull pertains having claims or de•
nat..da against fittui emote, are retitle,tt .1 to
nut he known the mane, and laminas indebted to
ten in payment to Urbana, the acting
Extetatg.
E.I.EA NOR ORIIISON,
THUS. E. ORBISON, Ex'ts.
8.11. P. UltkIlSON,
Hni.tingdou, Oetaber 28.'67,-!t*
MISCELLANEODS ADVERTISEMENTS. MISCELLANEOSS ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW TORE
HE largeid and chieripeet .tuck of fancy Silk
and colored Straw Bonnets in town. ie at
FISHRR 6o Mcklurrnm'a.
CUYIE 1 N I
A 1 7,7 g l o r pt, :t . I A New Assortment Just Opened !
cutt Mats, c. be Lad chem. at the stun? uf ; And will be sold 80 per cent.
Flucma McMcaratc. CAILAPEIC I'll A 3 THE PEST:
ItWIAN iespeettullv iu onus his (mitt,
mnr, greatest variety of the richest stoles of H, nun, and the public Aerterally, flint lie hire
Dye,. Goofs and Trimmings con tidways he just opened at Ills nvre•ivoin in Market. Square.
found 14 therashionolde store of Huntingdon, a splendid new stork of Heady.
Fasms,n K bleMewrnsn. mode
Clothing for Fall and Winter,
which he will sell titeaper than the some tiontlity
of Goods eon lie purehosed ut retail in pinhont.
,
thin or any iither estulaktiment in the country.
i Persons wishing. to tiny Clothing would do
well to call And exotttine his stock before purelta
slug elsewhere. Also,
Hats, Caps,
I which will he sold lower than at any other es
tablishment in the county.
Huntingdon, October 7. 1857.
THE latest and newest styles (Wars,
A Ili . FISIIER & MO
(71,0ARS. Rigolettes. Victorines entl
VV Heald are s“lfi tit price. Miich eft
competiti. by FI-Imit & SltalußTHls.
R OOTS, SHOT'S, HATS and CAPS, the
largest stork ever hymn:lst to town are sell—
ing very eheap et • FISH. & McMinims.
BLANKETS, Plaids, Flannels. Limeys, at all
prices, at the tnamtnnt hitore ut
FlB/16a & McMcruntic.
MOURNING COLLARS,. of the handsel.,
etc styler,just received by
hen. & McMcnrille.
PEANUTS. -5000 Buolids Wilmington Pea ,
nuts inviter° and for sale by
WM. N. tiIIIMARD,
323 or 121 Yorth 3d street, Phila.
GONFECTIONARY.—PIain and fine Con.
iretionary um...poured told for hale by
WM. N. tilitIGAM),
323 or 191 North 3d street, Phila.
nRANGEq AND LEMON:4.-500 bozos Or-
U•ranges ;Intl Lemon, in at, re end IYr sale by
WM. N. SNUG. 111),
328 or 191 North BEI street, 11111 a.
I ) AISINS —l.OOO Boxes Butte)] and Layer
Raisins in Store and for sale liy.
Wist. N. tiIIUGARD,
32:1 or 191 IS.rth SI street, Phila.
DATI'S, 1 RUNES, CITRONS,
Currants, in litr pale by
WM. N. SIIUGA.RD,
31t3 or 191 Nmtlt 31.1 btret.t, Phila.
A_LMONDS, WALNUTS. CREAM NUTS
and Filberts in store and ti.ar sale by
WM. N. SHUGAIU),
323 or 121 N'tli Btl M., Phila.
5ept.9:57.-1 y
Piot. Chao. DeGratles
ELECF It IC OIL.
This Brent discovery is now creating a great
seaatellUll u otultg the Medical Faculties of liu•
I.op • and this country. It. will cure the follow•
° (uat. "v.' l,l h lll o t Warranted to
Cute Fey, and Ague in one day. Cureehiiis
in tier toitute, Cure Croup to one night.
Cure !nosiness in tiito to four day,. Cure burns i
11.11 , 1 Seai'l in ten minute. Cure Sprains,
tool Bruises.in front one w three days.
Cure lollatfundtion in one day. Cure Ns•itial•
iris. CIIIIII, Tooth Ache. Burns. in 11l 'ninnies.
Cure Hemorrhage, Seroful, A 11.1,851, iu tea
Tors. Cure Bruises. Wonts,ls, Tyner, in one to
three days. Cut, Ear Ache, Stitt' Neck, Ague
its sun, day. Cllfe Felons, Broken Breast, Salt
Maim, its three to six days. 'jure Quincy,
Palpitation, Pie. r sy, in on , to ten days. Cure
.Isi lona, Poise, Gout, Erysipelas, in live to 25
hire Pros., Feet, Chiblains, Chronic
ltheunnoista. Still Joint, SIM, Throat. Scarlet
I Fever. awl dm hone mode 10 walk, hy a few
bottles. This Oil (tie Grath's) is nail' and
pleasant, and is a great family Medicine thr
s.hildrets teething, ate. Ladies should all use
it. It always leaves you better than it finds
you. and Luso bottle often cures entirely.
Vidal nirteen rars and Cured in Ouc
If; tk.
Read letter from Roe. James Temple.
Philadelphia, June 9th, 1856.
Prof. De Grath : I have been ltdoed the
thirteen years with Neuralgia and other pain
fel complaints, and I have been unable to sleep
soundly or walk any distanee tor many years
past. Last week I got a bottle of your —Elee
hie Oil." The first niuht I slept soundly and
well• mid today lam like a new man. fitly
meld suit believe her eyes. Your Elec.
trim Oil has done in nue week what the physi•
eOins of Philadelphia 110 l l to do in thirteen
v-ars. Gratelully your,
REV. JAMES TEMPLE,
lilt South street.
DEAFN ESS CULLED.
New Harm, May 19th, MIL
Prnf. De Grath My hrtilltei. ling let, deaf
three yehrg. After trying many thintro. hn ng
roar Oil n fw.v times. and it enre.l"ht in en
CI.IFFUItIt & SCR A NTON.
Tta,e nre minterme‘bali.thms Aprting tip on
the reputation that lay artiele ba4 Required.
The public mast beware. They are woribleoe.
For pale by .11iti Read, Ilunkingdott.
A ng.5,%57.:1ym.
NUNVEN .0.. )3 a ft
04 10
1()
rpirr, andernigoeil ownent oY •he I - hinting,lon
91111, inform hi.rmetn mid the public general•
ly, tint ti w their new will in rennin;;
oraer. with nil the modern imprtivinuents iu the
writer wheels rind machinery.
They have put in five of the Improved Jun•
val Turbine Water Wheels, nod eon grind in
all Sta . g.i of the water• awl tlurinl• the culdr•at°
tvt•other. any and all kinds or
They Hre prepared in 11. and have nn hand
for sub nt itirtinws. at nifirkt.t. rateA,ll kind ~f
FLOUR FEED AND STUFFS,
null Non et, can Imre their °Wu bruin ~ru to I,
Mill take it Iniek in a return load, or thry en,t
furni•lted in exelnoure at n 1110111r111 . 8 Wk .
nn nrinut quantity of Flour and Bran or chop
peel teed.
Tall SMUT MAOUINZI
impi...ee.l:Ztiiiiiiieture; and they will
a Ft LI. TURN OUT tir superior goal*.
ty etery bt.liel or grain left 14, their tin I.
FISHER & NIcMCRTIHE.
N. B.—The Buckwheat booms are not quite
ready.
Huntingdon, Deuenther 10, 180 d.
An NOTES AT PAR !
A I ILE
IjARDU'ARE DEPOT.
The unbaeribere have again returned from
the !Best with an enlarged vowels of
BARD I E,
JILUBA NM'S' TOOLS,
•
c.
UTLE RY,
SA DDLEI?Y,
011,.x', !'JIM'S,
With an endless variety of modern inventions
uud improvements.
Having pardot,ed our goods at wholesale,
chiefly tram manuluetorers, we are enabled to
soh wholesale and retail—extremely low.
Bunk Notes taken at per Mr goods.
DAY' All orders rewrite prompt ittteneion.
JAS A. BROWN dt Co.
Huntingdon, Vet, 21i 1857.
I A ephlndiel ateortreent of Stone Crocks fur
4 - 401 e b D. GEI/eV2I.:
valn, Aris2) V/11A1F2P11
I. WAR ZN KANSAN.
AZ ZIC/1 TT r
McGIi.I, A: liltUSti INFORM THEIR OLD
frietidi and the public gem:rally, that they
heat the above Foundry iu bull. Idea,
and are prepared to burnish outlines of
every demeription. Steven of all kind, A
fur wood or coal. Improved Pluttghs. •
Threshing Machines. uud everything in them..
Ling bee neatly mode. rout tinimh nll work
that requires tenting having a 'good Turning
Lath. All work done uhettp for cash or coon•
try produce. Old . ilictellaken for caitings. Be
ing radical and experienced we hope by strict
atteution to busiuess to receive a liberal ahem
of public patronage. McGILL & CROSS.
Aiexaudria, April 29, 18i Ti.
T.YrNaldol j.)MaTallTSEtrle
MANVEACTI,I,I, AND 131POItTERS
pLX
ILI ,10 IN
ti 22 Chexinvi Nreet,
Have fur sale, to consumers and the trade, the
largest assortment ul Paper Hanginuc Borders,
Decorations. &c., in the United States.
They ash the special attention of the trade
to a new and veil• lieautithl article on man of
(i(.LD ItINDOW SHADES,
w hich they are introducing.
Sept. I 6;57: l 2rn.
11M-621/4 VBRILM r ,
PORK PACKERS,
AND
WidobAqie Draiern
No. 825 LIBERTY STREET,
it ORM Lit C I 4 ROW,
rr,uult,;.
par A vents fur InirbaukA . Seale,
A
DISNOLUTION OF PAOTNERSIIIP,
N,tlee i 3 hereby gieell that the Cu partner.
ship heretofore existing between the undersign
..tl ender the smote of Young & Owen, Ineethis
.Iny been dissolved by mutual consent. M. It.
Young lots purchased and taken sole posse,-
shot of the firm's property and books, mid he
has assumed the itidebtolness of the stone.
All debts due are to be paid to hits.
M. K. YOUNG,
GEO. P. OWEN.
Dread 't op City, Nov. 11,
ESTATE OF 1).11'11) fIUItKET, DECO,
AL Dams sOTICH,
The undersigaiiii, Auditor, anointed by the
Orphans' Court of Hutoingdeir county, to dis.
tribute the bitiatlve in the hands of Thomas E,
Orbison EN., Administrator of David Buricet.
late of Shirley township, deceased, amongst
tho,e entitled tlier.4o, her..by gives netiee to
nli per,eus itereoed, that he will attend for
ti, purpose of making' said distribetion on
Titußstur, the 31 of DECEMBER NEXT
at one o'clock P. M., at his allies in the bur•
ouch of Huntingdon, when and where nll per.
sons inieremed are required to present their
claim,, or he debarred front coining in upon
said fund, &o.
'I'HEO. 11. CItENIER, Auditor.
Nov. 25. 1q57:-4,.
Rev. C. S. 111111FINETT > while lit .
boring n+ n lui+ , ionary iu Southern Asia. di++
and certain Cure for ermstin.p
iitm, A+tiltllll, Bronchitis. roliglN, Cold, 11,r.
Deldlity, and ail Impurities it the Wood ;
al., an ease and effectruil mode of inhaling the
Remedy. Actuated V a desire io benefit his
suffering fellow+, he will clieernilly send Jrte e
cipe (tree) to sods nu desire it, wnh full ahe ex+
;Milt direction+ for preparing and suece,sfully
;oink: flit Dledivine. Address
Env. C. S. BURNETT, -
831 Broadway, N. Y. City.
July29,'s7.+Cm.
Jo do W. l .32"Zin'U f , ---
ATTU& NEVE'aT Law,
Will ;mewl to all professional business entrusted
to his care in the several Courts of Huntingdon
county. Deeds, Leases nod Articles of Agree.
Teen!, written at the shortest notice and uu the
must reasonable terms.
tibirleyslitirg, April 22, 18.57.
LEATHER LEATHER! LEATHER
HENRY W. OVERMAN. Importer.of French
Calf Skins. and General Leather Dealer,
No. 6 South Third street, Philadelphia.
A general assortment of all kinds of Leather
Morocco, &v.
RE:► AND OAK SOLE LcaternEtt,
.M:trell.l:s7.- 1 y.
rINroBBMATION,Io
m
i„,.„.„„,:lisi..ring in tlnnilies nuts
et,ided, sent to arri.:d men end thrase
~ ineutpluting =mirage. Address, en•
do.:ing four • stamps. DR. G. W. ADDL..
COMBE. Brooklyn., N. Y.
Nov. 23, '57:-6al.
UT n ALEBONE. REED AND BRASS
• Hoops and Reed Skirt., ler sale at the
1`111,11) Sll/113 1). P. RAVIN.
A LETI'LE.COPIEIIt FOR SALE.
An excellent one fur wile at thin offine. This
01 011 e 1 1 1 Adm.' No. I Cllllll hthi Leone Pres..
COLLARS & UNDERSLELVES
-I— , iu g rent variety at the eltelp store el
1). P. 1;11'1S.
GU, beeper at D. P. (MIN'S
than B HE
nennhge had in town. Call and coo
them
1 AIDES' DUfiSS GOODS. of rich
and very cheap at D. P. GININ'ff.
SI , L ‘t K liONNE'lb in great l, var i ity u l
aiVslenii
BUCKSKIN GLOVES & MITTS chonp at
1). P. GWIN'S.
BOO'S & SHOES, the buret and Om..
at:torment in town, at
D. P. GWIN'S.
tried Beef, Hams. Shoulottre and Flitch, for
salo at the cheap Grocery Store of
LOVE & Mein VITT.
TOSEP❑ DOT;TGLAS, Gunsmilh,
McOops•Uslown. Ps.
ALL HAIL ! SOMETHING FOIL TUE MIL.
1.11)N ! !
We call the nttention of all, old and yodeg,
to tidt worderful prepnratixt, which turnnhuck
to itf original color„unty heir—cavern the head
of the ho ld with n luxuriant growth—mime*
the dandruff. itching, and all cutaneotte erup.
aims—comes a continual low of the enteral Ho
lds ; end hence, it used tie a regular dressing
for the heir, will preserve its color anti keep is
from falling to extreme old age, in ali its mate•
ral beauty. We cell then upon the bald, gray.
or diseased in smile, to use it ; and surelt, , tbe
young will nut, es Me! , Vail.) the flowing Woks,
or the witching curl, ever he without it. Ite
praise it upon the tongue of thousands.
Watertown, Mass., May I .185 e.
Prof. 0. J. Wood: Allow me to attest the vir.
t i res awl magic powers of your Hair Restorative.
Three mouths since, being exceedingly gray I
pure and soon commenced to use two hots
; and it s oo n hegan to tell in restoring the
silver locks to their native color, and the hair
which was before dry slid harsh, and falling off
now became soft and glossy, and it ceased fel
ting; the dandruff disappeared, and the setup
lust all the disagreeable itching, so annoying be
!bre, aid now 1 not only look hut tool you** a.
Respectfully yours, &c.
CHAS. WHITNEY.
New York, Oct. 2, 1866.
Prof. 0. J. Wood—Dear Sir t Alter reading
the edvertieemein in one of the New York joust
nude, of your celehrittoil flair Restorative, I pro•
cured n half tat bottle, and was to Mull plea •
sed with it that 1 continued its use for 9 months
111.111111 lily the best prepares
tion beture the public. It at °nee metered all
the datideutf and unpleasant itching Irma th•
scalp. and hue restored my hair naturally, and I
have nu doubt permanently au. You have per.
iiiissiion to refer to me, 811 who entertain any
doubt at its performing all that it claimed for it.
MISo FERNS, 26j Greenwich Ar.
I hare used Professor 0. J. Wood 'e Hair Re
storative, end have admired its wonderful effects.
It restored my hair where it had Mllen off; it
glean, the hcati, and renders the hair soft =A
smooth—much more PO than oil.
Louisville, Nov. 1,'55. M.J. ATKINSON.
Stale of 111inoi,, Curlisle, June 27, '55.
I have used Prof. 0. J. Wood's Hair Restore
wive, and have admired its wonderful ettbet.—
Ny hair was becoming,. 1 thought premature.
iv gray, but by the one of the "Restorative,"
11 1.5, roomed its original color. and I have nu
doubt perinancintly so,
SIDNEY. BREF.SR.
Ex-Senator United Stxtes.
(From the Washington Star.]
Among the many preparations flute in use for
the restoring, preserving and beautifting the
hair, there bre none that we can recommend with
mare ewilidenee hate Prof. Wml's Hair Restos
rAt ire. tea, in general use throughout the States.
'flies preparation pa , sesses the most invigorating
qualities, and never tails In producing the most
hatTy results when applied according to
ditec
t'irus. We refer our readers to the advertise.
mot far a tew of the innumerable certificates
yd e l, hav e been sent by parties, who have been
bet,ol,tted hr it, and aim hill happy in giving tea.
anomie ro its At on.lerlbl etruuts produivii on Mein.
U. J. 'WOOD S co.. prup.eturg, 012 B roadway
N. Y., d 1 14 Market tae. Laude, Alksouri•
Nold en Ilnetiendan by Joan Itnan, Aoki. 11.
bit Alat : tattr., end by Druggists evcrewhero,
:up% 25, 1857,-3iu.
. -
:IN VI GOR A1'011 . ;
OR LIVER REMEDY
Is an article that everybody needs who is not in
a perfect state of health, Mr the Liver is second
only to the heart in our human °mummy, and
when that is derange" the whale vital machine
ry runs wrong. To find a medicine peculiarly
ad,,,,t e d to this disease has lice. the study of one
of the proprietors, in u large and extended prac
tice hir the past twenty Years, and the result of
him experiment is the invigorator, as a never
ontely where medicine has any power to,
help. As a liver remedy it hos no equal, as all
testify who ego it.
A lady writing from Brooklyn, Mi., "Would
that I could express in this short letter the val.
tic pair Invigorator has been to me in raising
largo family children, lilt it has never failed
to relieve all affix:6ms of the nOlll4Ol, bowels,
or attacks of W 0 1 .1.. If mothers once huil this
remedy placed within their reach, and were
taught how to use it, a fearful and untold amount
of agony might be saved,"
One o our prominent hankers pays, "Firmr
six years since. I I illind myself running down
with a liver dill - lenity ; resorting to your Invig•
orator, was greatly relieved, and continuing for
a SC.ISOII, WM entirely restored.
A (Jeri!' yman called at our office the other day
11114 said Ii hod Oh , on a poOr woman u tootle,
who wait suffering very badly 11•0111 Liver Com
plamt, and bethre she had taken the whole of it
she was at work molting bread tor her
A gentleman recently from the West, sap,
while at Chicago, he was attacked with a slow,
lingering lever, that baffled the kill orphysi
dons, but the Invigorator cured him in a law
days.
One of our city merchants said, while ,cls a
visit to Troy, a few days since, he was attacked
w ith hoo el and stomach disorders, so as to con
fine him to his rosin, .d he sent to the drug
stare for a bottle ut Invigorator, tusk one dose,
which relitived him so that he was able to attend
his litisitiess.
An nvgnisintance,wll39e beginess compels him
to wi ire wont of rite time, say.,, he became so
weak to he tniul.le au tinitio to boll hie pen,
w h i l e on other, sleep «o ula overpower him, but
the Invigorator cured hint.
A hent!eman from ltrobklyn called on at a
week or two since. !Joking but the shadow of is
0100, with :Mill
.lellow, pule nod deathlike. Ho
hay been Mr long tin* suffering from Juundieo
and Dyspepsia, and unable to itttend to his busi
e saw him again to day a changed mu
and to use his expression, ho has hot no the
bottom 01 the first bottle, unit further adds "it
5100 d my life, tor! was fast Bing to a consump
tive's grate."
Among the hundreds of Liver Remedies now
offered to the polite thdre tire none we C. so
fully recommend es Dr. t!iiiniiird's Invigorator,
or Liver Remedy.sogenereity known now thro%
out the Union. This preparation is truly a Di
ver invigorator. producing the 'oust happy re ,
suit, tte all who use it. Almost inninnernhle
vvnitirntnehnve been given of the greet virtue
ttm, medicine by Muse of the highest stand
:no in su.•iety', anti it is. without doubt, the best
I:leper:dion now before the public.
N FOR D d CO., Proprietors, 345 Broadwey
Pik , York. Sold in Huntingdon by Hussy
MANIGILL, And John Read.
Dr. lieu 11. lierfier, Wholesale Druggist,
No. 140, Wood fit., Pittsburg, Wholesale Ageot.
'q.t. 25, 1857...8tn. 1t1ar.115;57..1y.
Al ENS' UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
1,1 Linen Shirt lireeste, Ready-made Shirts,
white and lon shwa, and collate, rerr cheap
at D. P. GWIN'S.
VIIROCHA AND WOOL SHAWLS, lino
.I,ff and thee? se D. P. GWIN'S,