larmtrs' CC.ohtimi.
He that by the plorigh woad Mriee.
Himself; must either hold or di ive."
[From the N. Y. nib...
CRANBERRY CULTURE.
Mr. Editor,
Sin: I rotice the revival of the .American
Institute Farmers' Club. in whose discus
sions 1 have heretofore taken much inter
est. 1 should like to be present at some
of its meeting; and take a share in the dis•
chssions, but as it it is not convenient, L a
vail myself of the pen as nn alternative.
1 send you another specimen of my cran•
berries, and also another article which has
been prepuod with the hope of supplying
in some degree, the demands made of late
for information ott the subject of cranberry
culture.
Soil best adapte,i to raise Cranberries.
A low swampy piece of land is, in my o-
pinion, is best adapted to the growth of
the fruit and vise in question. Nature
hermit seems to teach this lessor Troy
from Maine to Minnesota, nod, as fir as
my kno sledge extends, you will find the
cranberry growing, in a state of nature,
only in some swamps or on its margin.
You will find that it it is Incited in some
swamp which is likely to be moist through
out the year, thus evidently its affinity for
water. Again, the swamp commends its.
self to the would Ile cranberry cultivator,
for the reason that it is generally melees
for other purposes would ti claire a greater
outlay than to fit it for cranberry raising.
For the latter, you .need only sufficient
number of drains to remove surface wote:.
Moro are not only unnecesary, but, ',think ;
detrimental. Still further, the ram with
which most swamps can be flowed during
Fall, Winter and Spring, gives the culti•
vator nn advantag•a over weeds which ou
dry land are not only more annoying but
which con be kept in cheek by n perseve.
ring use of the hoe, or something equiva
lent. To accomplisli this, one has only
to close.his drains in the Fall, as soon as
fruit is gathered, and leave them untill the
return of warm weather in the Spring,
course which I would recommend where.
ever practicable. Where this can be done,
very little, if any, any weeding or hoeing
will he necessary,
olficle of Culture.—Having drained ihe
laud as already intimated, these portions
on which the water remained most of the
year, will usually be 3ufficivntlt' clean for
the immediute introduction of the plants.
is any portion is covered with n th.ck sod,
it should be paired off and thrown into
heaps for decomposition; the result for ta
an excellent manurial preparation fur fruit
mt . ,. In the new surface thus exposed,
I make shallow parallel trenches eight
teen inches at two feet apart; and in the, ,
trenches piece my vines, ' , crying from
two to eight feet in length. A slight e.,v •
ering either six or eight inches complete
the work of transplanting. At each
so covered, toots will be formed and atte
vines will shoot off. Set in such soil, no
loss (rain drouth need be appended. I
two or three years they will cover ti,,
ground. Being nn evergreen, the plants
may be set late in the Spring. As a seas
on far transplanting, I prefer Spring to
Fall, plants set in the the latter season
have no time to take root, and consequent
ly are liable to be thrown out by frosts.
Prdific Qualilll.—My variety, the Low
Land Bell (Oxycciecus nurcrocarpus), is
an annual bearer, and will produce fruit
the same year in which the plants are
eat. From a few rods of ground net in
cranberries last Muy, I gathered a bell
bushel, some of which are in the peckage
I send you. My crop has increased in 1
four years, from seven to sixty bushels.
The renders of THE TainuNe, especially
those who observe the price current of
this fruit, need not be told that an outlay
of fifty dollars in a stomp which was be
fore useless, was no laid investment. Ma
ny a similar sir even greater profits. Drain
them, we any, and transplant to the con•
berry, and the desert, in Sommer, will
, -blossom as the rose," and in Autumn
wear the crimson of a desert which not
only all good housewives, but even kings
may well covet. NDBLE HILL
Cant., Stcuben County, N. Y
Dow Does Your Farm Pay?
A very important question this, which
every farmer should be able to answer
with a good degree of defitiness. It is
not enough to know that one is vita% n.
:ong in a genenal way, without !coming
what part of the farm is profitable and
what not. It 's possible to know how
much profit there is it raising and fatten
ing a steer, how much in s field of corn or
wheat, how much is the annual produce
of the whole form.
A good wept° do this, is to keep on nc.
Col4t.t with the farm from the lanzining to
the end of the year. Under the hoed of
debtor, put down the interest on the cost
of the farm, the money paid out for new
bundings, fences, drains, fur manures
bought, for seede live stock, hired labor,
taxes. etc., in short, all ihe.nreessary ex•
penses of cerrying on the form for toe year.
Then on the credit side, put down all die,
the farm produces for home consumption
and for market, and all that is added to Its
real value in the way of improvements.--
4 merit/in Jivit.uliuriet
Miscellaneous Advertisements, Vseellawous Adveitismneu Is.
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TIIE CAOVILLE AE , IINTIRY. : PREMIUMS
ONLY $22.50 PER QUARTER AWARDED THE JOIJIIN.II, JOB OFFICE
I . 'TEE PRESENT FACULTY. 1
Sr"E I.V 11, ~via. Foll, M. MCN. WALsIII, Principal, '
' ITII.IM 3EI3M .€4. ° l -1
Prot of Lacgc,, anti Philosophy.
chits. N. Josiiii. A. M , ' I ' 3l, A l'ilC. fil'illii 1? Jill ''.7
pro.. of Latin. Oreek, etc.
JamesW. Hughes, . PRITITIPIO#
Prof. of :Mathematics.
Benjamin F. Houck.
Adjuntt Prot. of Mathatuaties,
' Get/. W. Linton,
Tilt; IAVEIt
Prof. of Vocal Music.
Mrs. M. CV. IiVAI4iI Preceptress, 1 I \ 11(1
7 —I
()1i ATOR
i
Teacher of Botany. History, Reading; ete. ; \
RPARED In" DR. SAN FORD.
Miss E. M Faulkner, PE
'Teacherof Pellis Work Pail:ling, Drawing, I li' oniisoplided entirely of Glllll3, i
Miss D. L. itanleY. 1 13 one of the hest I.ll,,ative and liver modi ;
Teacher ut Piano Music, Wax Fruit, Flo'rs, ; 61,a, now wince the public, that arts as a Cu
! Mrs. Dr. liarwin. , chnisi,„ ~,,,i,,, milder. Mill more Plreettl,l thali
Teacher of Emdish Branches. any titer medicine known. It isc not only a CA
' Miss J. At. Walsh, I tharlic. Inc a Liver remedy. timing lint on the
: Teacher of Prituctre Enelish. I Liver to eject it 4 morhid, then coi the rtoirim.ll
.--........--_ i atilt hovels to curry on' that twitter. thus , ieemn-
The recent success of this school is extra°, , plishico, two purposes ellernially. without an, of
' dinar), Besides being the cheapest one of the the unlfnl ll , el l llga experience livt he cme..ciimc
I kiwi ever eitallliNheti, it in now the largest in or most ( . ..i.r,ic.. It strvgtheil , lll.: sy , t,ll .st
this section of the Stow. All hraccelies are the slim tithe that it purge.; it, and Avila, taken
taugot, anti students or all aen, 'lanai of holit = l l ' 4
waxer, are received. The expensen for a year ; q. •
it
need not he more than SOO. Students run en- tor , , •
ter whenever thev wish. Address.
Ilirm• it • .
JOHN D. 'WALSH, Cassville, • i ,„„ „,,, ,
..•
lluntingdou Po
! Jume2:l;s.9.
, •
....
nuhierilier ronveindly announces to bin L t ,„,
friend.. the public generally, that he has ' For
leaned that old anal eftaidist,ei, TAvvus
propri!..,„,„te (ti
STAND, known et the ;:ttot;nythos ! fl ee ,'
v wore
',rouge, on the cornet ur aml Chad, v ermi
Strem, in the Ilorott4t * 1. en, to o
dun. d • '• ,rove that I
Ile has revently put the house through aa' a- ,r
ugh cu-arse afrep.tirs, and in now copal to any it. Complaint ie aey ,;•
thin plate.
a COI Ile canal .Vi lion.
TAMA: Will elwerg be tamed with the gum , r
bent the 10 tISO9 can nflord, to suit the taste?, • m a tter now the •:yuten
and appetite.; of hit glleSti. place an Mal by
11p, fiAnwillalwan4 he filled with Choice L. I t h e stere 4 ch,
guars. and 1115 STA 11 . 1-E MIWIIyS attended by rare ! paarift hi g
tail and attentive ()Alert. -
in line Whole lottehille•
Crlle 110[O3(1 by strict attention to hasiness •al alai diaoaso . mill of
and s spirit of Hee.mmilation, to merit and receive One dose altar eat
* liberal share .4' !addle patronage. l'eVa alto sicohatch um]
Sept. 15, 1955-Iy.
' Ic ATEER• • risin g uthi searin g .
BLANKs.--Aiwnys buy your Blanks at th tinliffinsw t n r k s n'
`• Je urnal 011ie," We have now prepared uye
ry solierinrartielemf BLANK DREDS. Ina NDS the Liver I nvigoillti.r.
J ‘G.III , ,NT NOTES, S I:31 MONS', EXEC U• ( "Y oneth ' e to.
, prevent , ' :nightmare.
(C
I Only one dose tco
at W ivern e I . :quest those 111 our ,nbceri berg who
who re One gently, and
luau taken alto
cite their papers, to iia.,rtn tan of flume h. their Imprint.
immediate neighborhoods who are subscribers (Vane alnso of taco
to the "Journal," and have faded to receive Sivk
the same, slime the tit.litio of nor pack-hook, I One battle h'ke!.
by ruffians 03 the 31 of February. mores the eanee of
per , vet cure.
Only ono den 1,1111
While
One dote often rei
Choler. Nforlott, and t
(fir( tidy one hottle
nystem the diet:to
°:/ 4 /;goa4k 4"
7-rz
Iron City Comm ercial College
Prrnsiumnt, PA. - . CliAltThltt L . 1855.
300 Students attending. January 110.
the largest net thorott ,, h Cont
iNO • • •• -•
worm) School of the Ltitted I‘tate..
Y.,fitig Men }Wel/Orell fur gettull duties of the
Counting iil/0111. •
log ar!!! Sri cnrc '
af A c;:ottnt;:
A. T. Doi/um,. Teacher of Arithmetic
and Commercial ettiodation.
.1. A. IlO:runtc lt anti T. C. Jnnaists. Teach
ers of Hook-keeping.
A. Cowt.t, and W. A. MILL., Profs. of
sINDEK AND Di2UBET.; ENTRY BOOK.
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REEVING,
A , used in every department or
crimmEnciAr, mirrilmwric—itAvin
ESS WRITING—DETECTINO
Col NIONEY—
E RCA .... CORRESPONDENCE—
. _
Cr AINIERCIA I". LAW-.
..........
Are tauvid, and all other suldeets neeespary
Cr,4 the coerces and thorough education of a
i.t . actical businees man.
12_ PRENTITTVZS
Drawn ell the pren.llllll9 in Piitsburvh cm.
the paq three year, alNo in Eastern tintl Wes
tern Cite, for the he,t Writintr,
NOT EN(IRVEI) WORK.
Important Information.
Students enter at any time...-..N0 mention—
Time unlimited—Review at rlensare—Gradit•
area assisted in obtaining. nitrations—Tuition
for Fell Commercial coerce s3s,oo—Averale
time Bto 12 week—Board, $2.10 per week—
S'ationary, so.oo—entire cost, UO.O to $70.-
00.
Gr Ministers' Sens received et hnh
kur Curil—Circular—nperimens Itn , iness
end Urtiatii.ntal lira stamps
end midi,. K 11 , ...1ENKINS.
Sept. 23, 1858.-Iy. Pittshurgli, Pa
FOUND AT LAST
The "Wray to Save lio;tey!!
AND CU tai HARD ti^flY s !
i 3 to
BUY ALI. LINOS OF lIAIII;WArtE
Bur ALL KINDS or ilnomvAng
BOY ALL LINOS OF 11.toow.t.
FROM JAS. A. BROWN.
FROM .1 - As. A. Bloom
Fgou J... A. DROWN,
AT CITY PIIICES.
'This ARRIVAL ONEW GOODS
exceeds all others i importance.
Because it supplies ME PEOPLE. with
indespensahle articles 111 Id Intinv nelill inven.
!ion, midi.), run be found only iu u
IVA RE STORE.
2ml. 'rill subreriber purchasing in large
quantitie, from manuilteturers, is en:tided to
hell these goods from
20 10 100 per cent cheaper!
thee they are :old by other Intreloutta.
Ilia auntie holm!, ti complete variety of
BUILDING-HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
Oil S. PAINTS.
GLASS,
STEEL,
MECHANIC'S TOOLS,.
DOLLOW-WARE,
SADDLERY.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
CHAIN PUMPS,
LEAD PIPES,
MOROCCOES,
LININGS he..
Together with a full nunortment of everythhig
pertaining to his line of bushiest.
All orders receive pronni attention.
JAMES A. BROWN.
Huntingdon, Oct. Gib, 1858.
TAT].
'l'h6 id a new and valuable improvement,
and it better. cheaper. smaller, lighter ' more
requires lead power, will chuff nod clear
and sends more rapidly, and with
,jar
,ater er.ollollly, that, any other Grain Fun in
tide. Send fur a dederipiive catalogue to Win.
L Bayer A Bre, Agricultural implement For.
wry, Philadelphia.
Sept. 2111,, 1838.-6 m..
Antiphlogistic
Thin celebrated medwine for pale at the
Journal Office. Fur all inlhonllllltory dim:lases
it is a certain cure. Gut ' l 7 it, s' ,l
who eve afflicted.
)liscellantous
I 111 , NTIY L. liE
. • • . SEEEIIIIII
.1 • • , ,e, 4 or till VA,_ itrEl errlm.
I '4 O IIIIW/1 . is IrI1tISl"1'
• .3„,1,1,,,i. i,i ; 0, 1,,,i,ke 11.-11. Henry T.. I;.•nocr. le. (':11, 11,11 Brewstei
-.',,.. ~..„ ~• ~..i'„1,11,. l.1 , ,:41II 1.. C:i1.11,1., .10.,101 11. ll•irry,
17 , '., .. ,; . ~ ~ , , 1: i •rt 1.. ~ .I, f rid,o, h....A, I . .ce,
•,• , . , , Tot. K. A. 111,0, • .1.1,.• i, Y.,rkes,
„ ~„1 „
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~,i • I,:dolretli Iti , it I
l, llenry liiellinitlerir.
:. , ,„ II „ , d,,,,,.. N Toney i., revolved 011.1 jo,.‘iiienis mole ilai
' ..• 7 ••, , 77 i• ' ••' 7 . 1 • i ',lll % , lillllll, ii , fire.
- ' , • , . 'i
he iiiver•too•t. arc Towle in 110,11 Pgit
• , , . ~ ,lv ,:,••••, 11r. ,, ,,1 lie., ,tiol sudi chtsi
• . 11,0 wall,. • 7 •'' • - :,• C
• . .., , .
....: :,,,,o1 :,t livt ilk.
'771 . 1.1 1 0... i • i!, 1.i..0r Green Willow Foundry.
. .2g.
0 ,;,,„,... ~,, ~,,, ~, ~, C' w 1 , CIA/ re-veoiloily inform the ii t iiiii •tl
,s eortnin. -.• 1 Ithvo eiiiiiiiien•Til linsine-s nt the elm
r . all mortal or :Ind I.l•tee, 011.1 will he ready to .101.11111°11mo 011 w
i . .7 .iiiiiil ,l lll: in their m 1111
ay W. on. thin, in my linoiii lit.ines,,
„,.‘ „r ~,1 „ , ;„,.,,,„,.„,;,,,: : will hal, on hood or mot... op %alter TlareAlii
4.„, f,„„i ,„ ,i;,,,,, we ll . Alneiiines, Hoof all ii.lier ni.ioliiiiely that tune
yi n ., ~,,,,, mi ,i I,„iti, elllllOl fill'. (. 7 , , StillgS Of ever, ileseription, ea,
It! ry. ~,,,1 111 i n. , 1h,,,,,,,„ 1111,1 I . llllor 141.1141.1. 1'111,,1. 11111111 W Wlll.ll, 1 , 1,1.
"11 1 8. e. ,• 1 i n4 , r i i i ii,,,,i,•,,,.. All I.ilicis 01 'corning eiul,e, ~,,,,1 iir iron. 01
al i n , i i , i inji n i ini , ti , ri .,. 111.1disolithilig will 1,0 !lot., in the 10-1 'mom
le.
infer,,,[ tlin fool r,.„,„ ond on tho tni.t mason Ade tOVIII, Forme
is!! 1 01,11 titlieri 1, i , liiiii! to pan:knee new ninel.in
lili' lettreil, 011.1 what is w i l l find It to ti“'” .;.l,.l flgt , to glen fill! 4NI
,h e occas j onu l une of ,1.1. kinile of einintly 0e0.10, , 1,1,1ken in exeloin,
• iii market riees. I`E'll , .ll. I'II'ITIZY
--
‘Vaierstteet, Oet. 13, 1858.-1 e
•
I n berme rentro
teaspoonfuls will nln t,
fettialc obsi•tnietion.
the diwaso, and mitt,
relieve,
pealed is n sure cure
It eventivu
is needed t, the., or, ..
of imuticiue.altur ,t 1 •
siekne ,
irgrOne bottlo take
all .ILll , ,wreß, or %tonal
.1111intliet•
tinrili!o•
iih"rt time hefts,
One tlikim it
ite, amt makes 1m.,1&;2...
()no tio , c Fel+
riiitii in iis
1,1111/111,0,
()nu
01.1 Cl . lf . ‘ (1 . 1”11;.• 1••••.1
4 . 5 . . k lea• bottles
the absorbents.
remeneleit li te,,11 , 1•
Fever wel .k:ee. I I,
of 14
11114 i tlemsnieli are
vlerltil virtue.,
We take pleannre ie
juine . n prerentive
Fever, and ell Beret
Wow. to wstify to it 4 wioi
I;,e it ore gi
titimny itt it, favor.
',ter in the
ntor, end swallow both
mouth with the Inti.o
togtthet.
The Liver Invigorator.
Is a seiciitilii• is dully
working Nit,. too Bleat to lodievs.. It
cures iis it by inapir. io ell the tir• , t ;41, iltg
, rtielif, null 5e.i.100,1 Moro than ono 1 , otl:c• iS
tihiriol to 1,11 . 1. nll ',hilt Or ',VI' COIIIIIIOIII,
11'0111 j.1111111112C Or I), Sp1.11:•i:1 1. , 1 . 0111-
oil of %illicit ;tre tin result of it
cl.sonseil Liver.
PRICE 1.1N1; DOLLAII vrit Borri.E.
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hold by .1.
pr. v.
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thw intt. 0111111 y FAIlt, Cu. 1111.
cit,:nri , f .ol„ tilt A N
feeeivu,l 1e,[43 the E.t.urn
CAICs,
FtteT 'OWER PREZS,
and a liiree variety lIA tle nni.,r J;o77o . 6aNble
('rirtlirt J Maleriul, aliieli inalo Or !Ili!
ni!,A cuing Ili • i!li ESIA11,! , !1:11! !I •in this
Beetion, in wan; tit' en, i.l
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their pairollikto, %Vt. hive Ht.
th, in it Plipi-rifir mi.. I ;,..1 t.!
PRINTING IN COLORS
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Inn! Wl,lllO 1111:, it . of
ORNAMENTAL POSTERS
can be accomptuaated at this 'establialinielit
lert mit IN,
AUCTION BILLS,
BILL HEADS,
SHOW BILLS,
CIRCULARS,
WAY BILLS,
LEGAL BLANKS,
CONCERT BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
PAMI'IILETS,
CATALOGIths,
CARDS, &c.,
will be I iitkbed promptly, ezeetlted in he
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WY". Orders by expreve, mail or otherwio,
will receive iinniedinte telviebie.
IV M. ItIiEWSTER.
Mann., Blair co., July 3,'38.
J. D Sromittomt, Lewistown. Pa.,
Dear Sir—Mr. Wm.
Teuxusvott, who has Lean >uoiring several
ears Irian alteuttnittom, pot so ill that his triends
end relative,' were summoned to %%km,. hi;
death. 1 indurnd his friends to try the virtue
or your preparation-o,v did so, ns the t re;
Kin ngd , w their 1114-110.111e111 Mill joy,
ss um' hoter, new.
1•0 Itir.l4 I kiln., Ls it is Lnlc Mud ,totet man,
Thin in tint the tally ease where the Gst.r.tti
OH, has surpassed human expectation, In
oNery ease where I have recontutentled the Ott.,
it has dune what it 'ultimate to do. Suitt us
another stn'. worth.
Yowl truly, U. LEDER.
A 1.,,50-Iy.
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'ORS
• lIUN'I'INGIION SPII!NtS.
iit Ilia 'inst. of Will it,.
he to lA, north
leg Standing Stone (`rack. oral t•tivinittell liy
mantic hills and woodlands. ha& twat !sag ,
by the fit mer proiti•iettir r.,.•
The extensive lintel lin e ,. I,h!. !.i!! 1.•
Oreele , l a great t.xo• h , • ' •
Wiliam, hare been eatid. •
have Itt‘ett hrnotifnlli „laid .a.t
llotell.ttrlttrs and idtatitia t rs airy attl cur-
ratably fattislitsl; and the itro.ae. trom thi
vcratitlaits tor laitt.y. ',moot tie
! ' or hell n vaitto.y, tier i i tIC. !is,. beet
;or tr.
• ' •de of ioiitio• 0...
gto Crook. Porqoit
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; t.,
they eon mid.,
, 11):In month wit),..11
111, 5 (1.1 , . ill 241111111 M for 1 . 4.1..:1 ,
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home ever t.) 1/iso"vprtil I.y
null o
tuiltion of or,
A. I:.
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A. I:. DE:s;stiN, wh,l e Alt.
MELLING CLOTMAG
PRICES TO Seii"fl:l; 11111:4.
1858._1,1.1. A N
111. & Co.,
tiw tit"' tt. n,t,ve just
rt•ce,t...l Ito g • t•t'
Fall and Winter Goode,
Cl.l is.
vr.s rs.
& r .
A 1,0,
POO•I'S,
SHOES,
HAI S,
CAPS
k (f Clothing i4 . )( — ilie latest fadi
,• , a. told niroolli,torvil Ilt till!
,:1111 are 1., 4,t
i the w , ll do w,ll to give
io it rnli nod to:moiler stork.
Pr..5"1/nn't furget thr lol:11•P 111 . 1 , 4 i
building, on thn owner, Mariiet dynkre,
tin , dnu.
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11.171'EltA it EA U.
1 1n e, laa.a.maal aNa.x. ...I
wal a thoritutdtly edtteitted Liter:try Mau, welt•
ry with twettoy•tive yet,t:.t 1 the drill' ery of
Daily his determined tu hire .tut
null hell his brains at retail, to thuse %hi, may
rt=quire their berviees, iflinty houttralthi way.
Mereliwitts. Itusittetei Nlett, Inventors, amid
dealers or ..VelV kind. will he supplied, tor hand
t with Ativertisetelits, (puetivid ur otherwise,)
Netieei, ur itity vac'nn clue•
belts desired.
P.lilieisus will be supplied witi. Spesehes,
Reports, Ites , lotious, I,iiers, 'rousts, Pum•
phlets, C 0111111111111,1101.111,,
cud every or lintitt•worh, which they alley
find it itte.sivenient ur troublesome tudu them.
selves.
Lodi. and Gentlemen, of every rank in r•o•
eimy or occupation in life, •un have Utters
arillen on any subject, whether business or
sentimental. •
ndvertiser will also conduct or tntuslate
Cu,. , •pittlenee of every kii.d, either English,
Spanish, cl.') or Lniiu.
Pitchy, Acrostics, for Mullin, Notus.
dims, Mcnntlics, and ennt positions of the ulo,t
delicute awl confidential elnuticier, incident to
tvery possible cireninstaneu 11,11..11 in lin.,
will be furnished in inviolable entifidowe, by
writing to the uticlersi,thed, mud exidnitting
their wish'.'.
Orders mail, iternmpaniawl with ettnla. will
be :trial) and promptly nttend,tl to. Address
J. 3 . 110311'50N, Literiwy Lary.,
Box 22+83 Philudelphie Y. U., Pw,
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Au8•18,18.1‘
311S111,!,INEW'S ADrEitTiMAIENT:i
AINs tilil:TI1W012T11.
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T11()IIAS DUNN EN(iI.I811, M. I).,
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It:rs. ANNA W1LE1.1 . 1.1..;
Miss VAUU
Alum. 1)1. VkIINON,
Allss 11AVIIE
FINLEY ,1011;s:SON,
Write air 0.
(I 0 1. 0E N PRIZE.
GOl, 1) N p!) Iz ,
G PR 5 Z .
GOLDEN Plll Z E .
GOLDEN Pll 1 E
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GOLDEN PRIZE
ILLU3TRA TED
...SCAN le, SALTEII,
SCIIC8C81:01,1 i;zetLet Si. Co
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It is 111, L ho•t frt . t
ilay--;411 lim•eriill 000taluit,
cr ru . 11.. e ,1114.1 ,ft
I t ,111 , 1 reseimiti,
tllc vorr firdl ..Irlt , la 1.1 tho
• 1.4.1,0A1:11,r 11.11,T11.111ttl 1. VI,RY \MK.
A I'll ES ENT,
Worth tn :,400
lClll 11.1 i o n t.. roch P•er
oii revcipt 111 tho slil,s,rillllon Tnis
isiol 11,1 11,111111110 Ot 1'1'1,•11.1,11, nlll 11
itY 111
me 1 T 1: It XI S :
~,,,. I Cep,. for I :Tar, 52 00 :ma i Pre,cnt.
I " 2 " 3rd) 2 Pieselds,
" 3' 5 00 5
-_- 1 " 5" 800 5 "
A E
AND TO OLOS,
h dt 1 3 Copice, I yen', 5 t , O 3 "
:mu , ' . " 700 5 "
15 00 10 "
1 2, 0 0 30 00 21 "
:., .
!'he ortielen to he givtn away are cmprill
~,. 1., 11, tollowing 11,t :
~k • 2 rorlsoges or Gold, eteg • $5OO 00 ent•lt
tla, do 21/0 00 earl:
,r) do do do 100 00 roeh
:!./o . l.ever littat'g %% P atches 100 00 rod/
.1 %Vali:hos 00 corh
60 00 tool/
' ln h 0 06 ouch
. ! lies' Gold Write/100 35 1/11 melt
.!er Monti!, 1 V: 11 • 116 / 1 30 01 vori
V.' • 010 110 to 25 110 ',1./
...! . , • /310 00 to :30 00 roc
t.oi t 1., 11:0001eY, fin
l'• •• t . •'. •0 Sleeve tictroc,
.•• '. • .%•• , WI mid Sil
r.orth ~.t .•
11*, !! ill ;or,. meet ..• • ..
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III!,11,1:1 NO,l
V”11,1111! n,
Cons:4l.ll's Sales,
I ) OVIIA,
MOF,Age. , ,
C 1,1 801111 tuiuttuttily CutibtuLle, Sc
Dr. John A:cCullooh,
01.,;• • !heci Zi•118,
IMM :!11, un 11111 st.
d
COOli STG VE.
F 4 24
A SPI.PNIOI) NEW COOK STOVE it ,
:ule ni this office; it is culculuieti to burn wuol
1858,
lid VA) 'S
1 - GALVANIC OIL,
IPreparrd nrigtnully by Pro. 11. DUVALL.
formerly ut the College ur Surgeons,
et PAri,
IS NOW OEFEHED TO THE
KM
-I,IC,
;IT Ti•r il,e Cure of aII sure and Pain
tiff I tiseus,,,,,,s,o
IF, irstance-Pain W . sonnets in an!
riust or Ike system, Rheumatism, pain
in buil:, lit east ur sides, licaled hreimm
Neuralaiii, Burn+, Spreins. ilead-ache
Cramp in the SIOIIIIIVIi IT 1.1(1V Ot 11, lilt,
ease C.:.t k SONE i, 1 . .1 INF I:(,, and
lit i. 011iy OVIT 11.14 4 . 13. s id' diseii-e4 wi•
, ',du, ~ vv.:Tour. We say positive])
10 ear Fat rear ,‘ 4, .1111 lid., 11.• sufferer
99 liner- ~,t . i i it O. Wo wibild julst, MU
lto tie tal'ili,•, Prat, On Vail na- 26 ,rare
u b.inittrat to thin medicine Pula i iorit; I
.1, r al! others.
........
I hire h 0 Oft. I.CT I.ottle—i i.er rent
i e. otl the trade. MI ,o , lorm not, ho nil
dressed to J. I). s'll): , Elt(A I),
15011. Agelit. for 1:..y.,
LEWIRToWN.. ro
0v.18,'58.-Iy..
CONSOIPTION CURED.
C°NBUNIPEWN DFrroI.IN ( I L M D S
CURED. „Idle a Missionary moue th
Indians or the Itui:ky Meant
di.coveretl a RAIZ I.:
PLANT, that proves t., I.e a
CONSUMPTION certain cure fur Consumption,
cuRED. Myer
I pt,
.ler,ous Mice-
flow., Coughs, Colds, Rio.—
coNsimpTlONlliiriog now tondo his fortune
Aro! retired from 1010110 SS, ho
o pid,oriptioos :t rttl
CURED. ‘ tii i r l :.c't e i l o"t i ,:' for Kvpileteu the
noxlieinesirc. ehargi, to ill!
CONSUMPAIONwhe fluty tr, ..ed will
:end it, his agent, emelosnig
cuR i :D. I4IOOI)DS (0 1,00. vsy
I I'oolll I , lCr ; W.lll a 14,-
011000 01 ,10. i , 101 , 10111,
CONSILIIPTIONThe . 1, 1 Ito •o,r hots eared
wore limo atom ergs,
CURED. ni a r t , e , , , l n
themselves of this nimertiitti•
CONSIJIIIPTIONty• uu tilt) 1/10,00 . s i•lies 10
till the eimil lie eau helm, too
die. Adam.-s all letters to
DANIEL A DEB,
Box assl P. Li., New York,
Who is bin tole strove.
.Tink tlptir, 186f.-Iv.
CURED.
Illi,a•Milivoas Advertisements, I
New Gird-Press,'
11:1 , 1!:g :11,1 C.\ v,,
tire pteptred ',let in ill, prrp,r.tht
three U 11 1 . 4 13 in IIIIIt• 111:11 0111,
revs is !he 1.1,1t1 , y f.llll 1 , 1";.5t 1111141:11 , WILI•
ly (11.111.1 . 1111 111,111 I:11,11p le•t ,1,10..
We clatrgu at all. \VI: 11111 y,llll' ii
trmiage.
MOW V201117:1 IXT:CII77 .011/!C I
FISH tit & Me,llll.firriftl
IJAVIN(; !o-opene,l tho ETItI)I'OI.XI'A N
I tioooerl . , 10,own ••:lAx . foN're' plea
ttre ire atooottleing to t!tetr notoy
ev 11,C Vo'fi n nc.r illl.I
!;1104I+, ILey I. el colohleet
s:ttkly the of' poldie. rove
1,1,0‘10i00 t l,l e ill 5.'1 . 1.1: tool ,t;Atxrv.
Tile lite, of llre, Soolk
IZOI11•;S A QU11,1,1.; IN I/lIIIANDIFIg.
LAIVNS.. 1.1:S. &v. CIL\ r.VS,
111•:11.\ 1:1111.1.IANTS,
LAINES. ('NA VELLA 11,11.% lit.
AM, LA
-1.1::41.1: VS A ~1' 11'l!AS.
We hove o•s.w•toetit or S:hinner Mnh
till,, Stow!, 1)1.,,,t Tlittimitths. Vehhies. An
tique., Itihkata, Alia., Mover. (I.mhtier,
lie., 3(tlvintr Silk, Whalehottes fiw skitt,
Reel lira.. 110., Skirt C.w.l,
A Lso—Tickriil, Ilsnahurtf. 1.1.1,414,1 end hh
-I,leneheit 3111.4.11; et :111 prices, euhwefl owl
nailed eel SwinS :.1.41 ".;
Vie!hria Nainhooks, Tarletor end turn,
[oh, ortieles Chnil/1 . 1. the line of White
nem.. Cnaximeee+.
l:ottouatlus, Linens,
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS.
every vadety awl style. till kitt , ts o
STRAW GOODS,
A good stork or
GUN ERIES, II IND & QUEENSWIRE,
BOOTS & NIAMES,
Wood and Willow-ware,
\Ve deal in PLASTER, FISH, SALT,
and n l Khith, to' uitA IS. atiel taneseen
in los Inattach or trade tiategtitille.l lay any. 11e
deliver all Niel 'ages lir unreels Merelann t lise,
FREE I A IttlE, nt the aleinate of the
Bloat! To, inoi
I nine tote, cane ell, and •a
-ti reprint eel that,
the •••,th.:TxtustaLlTAN" is tlic adieu to PC,,11 . 1,
and tineirable gentld, tli,pwed of et
the Itiavet.t latex.
Ar.14;58.
New Goods ! New Goods
JT
D. P. CITINN 11.1111.1 P .511'011101.
!' (;., in ha.: just tetitrad lettitt Mt! It!rl•
7'l the larga,c and ingst Itanutil!;ll :114•
..N1) St1:11111;:. G9)01)S,
to
II lVool
•
, •, . &Mil fig
; Of JI ery
• .
Hotel t. •1 , 0 t! ttts. 1
rl l I i St in t• c
r.t.,ty Wlllll tI)U 11111:11,1,
Spripa .1 , .1 'I hil , it Vilato I.vi.:.
Al.t., OiIASIIICIS, T . •
K. ('„it Naid.
Tiel.t.a,l'alda I iiapers • l lannel.. &c. 4
Al,a. a lot .1 Boaaets, Flat, NAN. :
Boots and Shoes, tic largest nint .
in tn:vn.
• ZI /1„ &6 D W. s 3 IL
Itnekets, Churn ,
Bolter BM% la, ,nrrioing, Br,llOS, Vic. Cal . pr•
ClOtill3. Iri L ,tlil Salt, Stlgar, Colee,
Tea, 1110:asse4, and all gout' usually kept in n
country Store. •
Aly Uhl customers, and na many new ones as
eau croutl in are respectfully requested to come
aml exuudoe my goods •
All kinds of ll!tunzry prod.!" taken in ex
goodb, xt Ole bight , . Markel pl
lIA VII) 1 . . 1Y IN.
. _
April 21, 1258.
D'irill ILEID T/11'1111221
CLOTHING.!
A New Assortment Just Opened !
And will be sold 80 por cent.
cit1:ApL1r1'11ANI'11111 , Pit:S . 2l
]l(1 lAN. resperthille in'rnts his cash,-
H o
. Mel, illy! the pnhlie generally, than he has
jest Opened I.t hip 0 0 1 . C•10.$111 itt Mad,. Squares
Huntingtinoot splendid 11.5 W billet: Of it.11."-
Illit.i
Clothing for Fall ailst ll'itittr,
which he will sell cheaper than the some iindlity
of G o ,,,h t call he int,enage l l ot retail in
ilia or any i.tlier establisla in the country.
rent,. wishing to buy
well to collat.! nollMille has stock Inl.re I II elle
slog elsenhera.
Hats, Caps,
"lad, will he p.• 111 10‘..i. than ny nny other e
in the mints,
ilunting;lt;;Ypril
STAGE LINE
FROM
harnbersburg to Mt, Union
tle
Hi-A."6 4:111d are that a ,itspensienn
. 1 1 the line of 5t.,,,s over the road between
Clillifillerslllirg /tad Alt, Union. cannot he 101 l
tlisnoirantageous tu n lore , ection or the coati-
Irv, nt a moo:tolerable expense and trouble
, mottle torrango units to run a line of Stages
Tri-weekly Aletween the two points Good
, Horses tool etenturtable Stages linve been pin
, cell on the tont, mid experienced 01111 trusty
drivers will sup , intettol the running of the
j ('oach... The proprieturof the line in ...kirons
tint it Le ataintained, null he therefore r-lis
upon the public eenerully In italroaine It. Cc
it
tivnt flint it v ill be for tlnir u , nrnnlalienate
Every ilevensury will 1.0 given,
the running of the:U:looa will in regular.
tar Stages leave Mt. Union. every TO dit)
Tioasoley, ,onoi Natuitiny evenings. arei ng al
Clitrulteriburg the next tiny tit 2 Re- •
'milli., leo, Clionthersluirg, the ee o night
ut 10 o'clock, arriving at Mt. Union he next
evening in tittle for the car, Beta,. -t Mt, Un
ion tool oiloode Gap the line will be tinily.
i hr Fere thr ugh $3; to, ititermetliote points
in proportion. JOAN JAMISON
Jan. 20111, 1856.—tf
"7.7‘7"..4 - ..... 51. 1 11M1D I
W tiEA ANL) CORN wautqii at thoi
&lice. Those beviu4 either een fitspoee of the
rime by WIN Poet.
Miscellanewts Allvertisements.
--- RAILROAD - HOUR§:
't .1,1 OMNI/ 1!:,1:41%,
0! 1. 1 Ex. T.
Tritin iPtI,FI P. M. A. M. P. M.
PeterAloir,., 1.05 8.01 11.24
Hiiiitinetlon, 1.22 9.10 11.39.
Mill Creek, 1.23 9:20 11.49
Mr anion, 1.47 9.33 1 , 2.03
1 ms Ow Nil Wekt.
Train leaven P. M. A. 01 P. 01
Mi. Union, 4.32 6.40 11.36
Mill Creek 4.44 6.58 11.49
Muni:lntim 5.03 7.11 12.01
5,40 7.20 12.18
9' tat ari fl. A B. T.
Ilmaingtloo 114 1011tawg
730 M. 3P. U.
AhAet:AAA-Ac . ' 44
u •
JOB OFFICE o. °
001110 0
1; ') "(JUNI'. JOURNAL." o
Li?
largest and bat 0 at'
47. 7 u u JOB OFFICE (,), Ci
.4.1; rx TIIR COUNTY. ° 0
to JOIWVFORK u 44.
411 U OF 0 ° 4 .
4 ) ; r ta fla 0 °
EXECUTED
4g; .1. t 7/. 7, ure.,.. ••• ,, st. 0 °
43 THAN 0 bit.
.°
::r..ItFEVT SAIIO ••- Erp.
°lf IVA !MAN'
13 o AD kinds of
` l ' . 1, BLANKS o )
4
44 , 0: 0
e l.: l o i • UU
e r iY• % v-44'4'1
T:' It OttriTtlito.,32ol7.
34t1 (4)
ri TIE undersigned ownurs of the Huntingdon
P Mill, inform frmer, and the public vnernl•
ly. thnt they now have their new mil! in running
order, with nll tine modern improvetnonts in the
moue wheel:: end mnehinery.
. _ ......
Ti , ev httvo pitt in five of iho Itnprovoel 1,10
Tt;rttitio IVntor Y: hroln , and can grim' in E t
m i,f thn vi'nur, non daring :lilt
~ t, f inn :tli Lind,. t.:ritin.
hry :t re pr,.par,..l H,P. and hove on linnti
;,11 i;n;,.. t;11 kind of
Ffi',Ti',D AND Sul'Uli I FS
,:,!„,;,
.thd • they can
• ; ,:tll,-
• 31VX17.17. '.5.i.71/ =REM
is or:, J.. , they All
! ,
,totel of (lath: ..t t.: raid.
. .
• :110 v6l.
liecembor •
;,1. K. NEFF, Ai. l)..
f.Yv located himself in WA .M 1 1:1.1314.
:I IS Coljllty, would reipectfully alior hie
, oul services to tisseitivins of tint p:soe
!ts conittu
11 . .1,111,Nr).1:
........
ft. Laden, M.l/. Goa. A.. 9.
M. A. Ileatlerbon, " %Vin. P. oeipii,o!,. 14. 1 .
.1. 11. Itursoy, nott../Ittaea ( )wino,
M. Stewart, " Juitit Scutt, Esq.
Cietargu Ta.ylor.
flue 41,
JaCO), M Gommill, I}., Atexanet,
John Itl'eullocti, .‘ Patershurg.
11774
A. P. Wii.moK R. BRUM! PCTLITKOI
U lI.sON
.4170R.NEYS 4T
; N. PA.
Pritetiee in the several Courts .r.fitantingtion
Ithdr,Comitrint Centre, Mitlliti nod Juniata Coon.
es. March 23. 1850.
theallebt "Jul, - Printing" Office
TIIII COUNTY.
1100 have now made such arrattgenteels in our
Alt (Oh, 0,.a trill ritettlit OR to do On kind.? of
Job Printing at 20 per cent.,
cheaper En les
'rano any 4;thee in Ike County'.
t;ivr us a call. If ae don't give entire satisfac
tion. no eliarge if; all will he made. ,
IN BLAST AGAIN !
fluniingdonFt Foundry-.
04. 1 . 1 e nom
E SUBSCRIBERS TAKE THIS
that of informing their friends and the poS•
lie generfilly, float they have rebuilt the Hunt
ingdon Foundry, mid are now in successful sp.
elution. and me prepared to furnish casting of
all kinds, of th e hest quality on the shortest.-
t ice and ao.t 00:02000de terms.
Farmers arc invited to cull notl exnmino our
Ploughs. We are minintlicturiug the Hunter
Plough, (this plough took the preminin at the
Comity Agricultural Foir, is 1855)
also celelohltod either Plough, which
can't lie bent. together with the Keystone, Hi 11.1,1,,
.1 , l,, (Pd Burslicar houghs. We Dave on hand
and are matunitrturiog stoves, sech as Cook,
Parlor and filliee stoves for coal er wood,
BOLLOW-IVA.RM
:initiating of Kettles Boilers, Skillets, &c., ail
of w 1601 will he sold; cheap fur (mill or in ex
change for country produce. Old metal token
fin' COW canting, By a strict attention to busi
ness and desire to please, we hope to receive a
ante ut luttrotinge.
J. 111. CUNNINGHAM & 13110.
April 30, 18611.-tr.
DR. [ - FIT-JUTETT
•
DZTtOIP:
ALEXANDRIAN, CO:, PA.
April I, 1858.—1 y.
1r0at.y.145,01P211 - 1.
to all liusineon entreated tohitn.Oft
lice nearly opposite the Court HO Wilt
111ny 5.'5:t
JOON- SCOTT
SABIUBL T7B - ROWS
0111®Va t ,
Attorneys at Lam',
inuntegaoll l
ou:ce eama au t h at formerly crimpled by Jobs
Scott Beg,
lc, tritsA