Huntingdon Journal

              THE JOURIVAL..
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"ONE   COUNTRY,   ONE   CONSTITrTION, ONE    DE$TINY.
Vol. VIII, No. 10.]
HUNTINGDON, PKNNSYLVANIA, VVJCDNCSDAY, MARCH 2'i, ISd-i.
[WitoLE No. 374.
PUBLISHED  BY
THEODORE H. CREMER.
tidministrtttors^ J%"otive.
IE'TTKIIS uf adininistruliun on tl.e ^ estate of Jane Jatksun,late of Junia¬ ta Forge, lluntiniiil'on cuuniy, dec'd.,have been grunied tu the undersigned. All per
.'The "Jouunal" will be published every. -  i i,   i.      -i     . .- ¦,   i
Wednesduy morning, at twl. dollars a year,!**""'* indebted tu suid estate are retiutstcd if paid IN ADVANCP, and if not paid tu make immediate payment, and those within six months, two d'lllars and a half,     j havitij; claims against il will piesent them
properly   authenticated    fur   settlement
wilhuut delay.
JAMES MURPHY, Adin'r.
Petcrshut's, March I, ISl.'l.—Gt.
No subscription received for a shorter pe¬ riod th-an six months, nor anv paper discon¬ tinued till ull arrearages are'paitl.
Advertisements not exceeding one square, will belnserted three times for one dollar, and forevei-y subsequent insertion twenty five cents. If no definite orders are given as to the time an advertisement is to be continu¬ ed, it will be keptiu till ordered out, and charged accordingly. «J D .„_  . III...
Destructive Fiuf.axd Loss of Lives. •-A destructive fire occurred in Cincin¬ nati on Saturday the 4tli mst. About 4 o'clock the extensive pork packing estab¬ lishment of Messrs. Pugh & Alvurd. cur¬ ner of AValnut and Canal streets, was dis¬ covered to be on lire. It was filled with pork and laril —the building was one hun¬ dred feet in tront by sixty feet deep. 'The firemen and citi-/.ens rushed to the rescue, and a short lime after, an explosion tuuk place which threw oil'the rouf, and scat- tereil the walls in every dircctinn. 'The explosiun is suppused tu l.ave been caused by the generation of gas from the burning meaf. 'The destruction ofthe huuse in- vulved Ihe luss ufa number of lives—'The rouf am! walls falling un the firemen anil inilailtly killing sume and wounding a great number iiitiro. One accuiint sup- piises twenty ur thirty tu be killed, and iroin lilty to une hundred wounded.
TiieNkw Yurk Bible Sociktv.—'The
.idminislrators' A otice.
r» ET'TEKS of adnrmistralioii on the cs- 4£^ tate of Btnj.imiu Bear, late of Crom¬ well township, Tluiitiugdon county, dec'd., h.ive been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said estute are requested to make immediate payment, and those hav¬ ing claims agidnst it will present properly authenticated for stttlcmtnt without dtlay,
PETF>RM, BEAR,    ¦)
DAVID BUUKET,    C    Adm'rs. near Orbisonia. S Feb. 22, 1843.- 6t
Afliuinistrator's Rlolicc.
^¦p> E'T'TF.US of administrution on the es- 4lyi tutt I.f James A. Saiiiplelate of Bar¬ rte township, Huntingdon county, dec'd., have been granted to the undtrsigncd. All persons indebted to said estate arc requested to make immediale payment, and thoso hav¬ ing claims against it will present them proper¬ ly authenticated for scttl-jment without de-
'*^"        SAMUEL STEWAKT, Adm'r. Barree township. Feb. 22, 1843.—6t. pd.
Executor's Notice.
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING,
'The   subscribtr rtsptctfully informs his
TAVERN NOTICES.
To l':-c honorable Ihe .ludges ofthe court of CoiniU'ii  pleas, now holding u cowl of Quarter .Se.-igions ofthe peace in and for the county of Ittmt'mgdon. The Petition nf Chis tuphcr Hartman of
Huri'i!e township in sa id cuuniy respect
f To the Honorable the  Court  of Quarter j Lm or Tavern in said liotine—and he will Sessions of the I'lacc in and for thelpmy Sic. J/ICOB MCGAHAN.
customers, that he has i-tctntly rttiirHtd| (ulli-si'.uwetli that your tietitiiiner is dcsir- from the City with a splendid assortment ofjoys',,;' keeping a public Inn nr tavern in Jewelry consisting of I ,|,^ |,„,.,^ nuw^icciipied by Samuel .Stelley
y consisting
Gold and Silver Levers,
English, Quartier and Patent, Vertical
II ulches. Gold and Silver Everpointed Patent Pen¬ cils Minature Frames.
Gold Fob and Guard Chains, Gold Seals, a general assortment of Gold Guard and Fob Keys, a very superior assortment of Breast Pius, Finger Kings, Gold Snaps, Silver Spoons, Sugar 'longs. Salt Spoons, Silver Butter Knives, Gillotts, Steel Pens, Ear Kings, Ntck Laces, Bracclet.s, Silver and Steel Spectacles. Also, A superior assort¬ ment of Ptn Knives, with from one to four blades, muiuifactured by liodgers JVestin- /lolm and Butcher. Also, A few Extra Ra¬ zors warrunltd. All the above named ar¬ ticles will be sold on rtiisonable terms.
AU Watches sold will be warranted for one yeur, and a writttn guuranttc given, that if not found cqu'il to warranty, it will (du¬ iing that period) be put in onder without txptusc, or if uninjured, may be exchanged for any other watch of equal valut. The Warranty is considered void, should the watch, with which it is given be put into the hands of an other watch maker.
D. BUOV.
September rth, 1842.
N. B. Clocks and   Watches, rciiaired  as
IDthannual report uf  this society   states I grained   to  tli"i sirbscribe''i'.s.     All  persons
that during the past  year they have dis-' " ¦¦-1.,.,...... .,.    , .     ,.   .(,..,,
tributcd -t^rBn liibles and 5,169 testa- I'nente. 'Tliey were printed in tliirteen deft'crcnt languages.
AnotueuRichmo.sd.—'The Globe nom¬ inates 'Thumas Ritchie, Esq.. Editor ot the Richmond Enquiri-r, as >i candidate for the Vice Presiilnncy.
..,,.,, , .usual. Also, an assortment ut Clucks for Sail
'iFMT"^"-''' '¦''  'i'='''^''y gn en, that Lett.'i's   cheap for cash ifeM)   testamentary  on the lusi-will and tts-' tament of Isaac 'Thompson, Esq. late of Dub¬ lin tp , Huntingdon, county dc'd.. have been
therefore indebted to the tstale of said dtc'd art rtqutsttd to make iinmtdiatt- payment, and all h.iving claims to present thtm duly authtniicattd for selth mtut, to
DAVID SHAVER, F.x'r. Madison 'Towuship, Perry co. Murch 1st, 1843.
ROCKDALE FOUNDRY.
A young man of guud standiiig I'ccently p<H)|>«o«dliunui able UIU! dy of the west, v-i.^,
Bwer,'Get out, you  ....--.. i,.ii vour
think I'd sleep with a man? I ll ttll your your mother."	
jnjV,0 the Creditors of the Huntingdon Cam- -Ji, bria and Indiana 'Turnpike Road—that there    has bitn   a dividend   of   two   per
,.,:?ceivcd i^''""-i;^fl^dd2d%u;i;'iuh''of'juu;i^yi8^^
„astv(ellerl V." )"¦'" "V „rdtr of Court, JKiiuary .17t\. m3. wldri, will be Diiid on prestoi-W.t--. f'l t';'-'' cerlU-lca^cs oi- dtpusit by themselvts or their agtiits,
apHE subscriber would rt.sptctfnily in- 4J1> formtntcitizensof Huntingdon uii'dlht adjoining counties, thul he still continues to carry on business at the Hocki alt Foundry, on Clover {'reek, two miles from Williums- bni-g, where lie is prepared ii> execute all orders in his line, of the best materials and workmanship, and with promptness und d spatch
He will keep constantly on band stoves of every descrii>tion, such as
' fdwnship aforesaid and that he is well iM-uviileil with house ruum and other cun-z-cniencies for the accufnmodaiiun of the public und the e.itertainmcnt uf stran¬ gers'aii.l travellers, he Ihen^furc respect¬ fully pi-uys the Court tn grant him a li- cense to keepaiLinn or public huuse of en- terlainment thop j and your Petitioner will pruv, &c. ¦¦
CHRISTOPHER HARTMAN. We the subscribers, citi'/.eiis uf Barree tovi;.;viiip do hereby certily that vve are persi.n',illy anil well ac()uainted with Christopher Hartman the above named pctiii inpr that-, he is and we know htm to be'i^.^'ouil rcpule fur hunesty und temper¬ ance untl is Well pruvided wilh huuse ruom und conveniencies for the accommotlatiun und lodging uf strangei-s and travellers— unt! we do further certify that we know the iuiuse for which the license is priiyed and iliul Ihe sume is necessary as an Inn ur'Tavern lo accunimudate the public and entertain strangers und travellers.
county of Himlinmlon
'The Petition ut John lluuk, respectlul- ly shewelh that he is well provided wi'h suitable accummndriliuna necessary fur keeping a public liuuiie uf ciilertaitiineiit at the stand situated in Jackstuwn,llender¬ sun tuwn.ship, in the couniy uf llunting- tlun, Iherefure pruys your Honors tu grant him a license fur keeping a tavern in the above mentioned place—ami he will ever pr.'iy&c. JOHN HO UK.
//elite undersigned citi-^ena uf, aiul residing within Uender.sun lowtiship, in Ihe couniy ul llutitingdon. du hereby cer¬ tify, that we ure |iersotially and well uc- quuinted with John Huuk, the abuve named petitioner, that he is, and we knuw llim to be of goud repute lur hunesty ami temperance, and is well pruviileil wiih house ruum and cuiiveniences for the ac- cummnilution and lodging uf strangers ami travellers. And we do further cer¬ tify, that we knuw Ihe house for which the license is prayed, and thut the same is necessary us an Inn ur 'Tavern to accom¬ modate Ihe public and entertain strangers and  travellers.
John Heal Mich'cl Stcffy Joh ' Stum
Thn-ninUliir \V,,,.Meai's
Ge,v..-eDull HiP'-v  Wi.rfel Gi-or.,-(' M. Btll Al X. Btll
March I, 1843.
Christian Gearhart Jicab-Aiispach Citoi'geSt;ott Benj. M'M'.dian Jacob Grossman John M'Mahun John Price (ieorge Bell James Johnston
Janus Stevens Jr. Alex. Jacobs E. L. Plowman Lloyd Meredith A. Plowman Alex. Port
March I, 18-1;1.
Jacob Claubaugh Marlin Graffi.as David llupert Samuel Goodman B.E, Miller Richard Plowman
»"'«"&"ilM.-.iSS^^S^^'""
I [Estate of Henry Neff, deed.} 1   j ^„
'The  subscribers.   Administrators of the	
I said estate, hereby notify all persons inttr-
Thcre isa woman in Viririnia  whose weight's   three .nd'seventv puunds and she htis  a child cr;;hteeinuon'lhsoldweishinB..inely-lhree
pounds.
Koonec:;n;7i:^;^;7^^^^^ -^g-* i^i^^tiiKrSihns^^i^'^n^
an honest heart in his busu.n. j^^^^ ^ft,r which time no further indulgenc-
1!^ ^ . ^fcTiJlMi^IMA'riC      ""'l-ht^st'X. cannot raise money to pay off
MOKG ANS Hll»^«!^1^ ^ *^      J Required to give thtir notes or dut bill INIMENT,       _,. ^,   Settlement must.be tffectcd ^r^viiii 1 INIMEN'T has fully est-ablisbcdl "W. character superior to any   medicine
given and  the
'10 t!ie Honorable the Judges of the Court ¦.•f Quarter Sen.sions ofthe Peace and oj /'.'¦• county of Humingdon. 'The Peliiiun of Thumas'Wallnrc of the honiugh ol Huntingdun, in the said coun¬ ty, respectfully represents, that he is still wsi' prn<B"^d with, house ruom,  stabling i ^.rilU I .   neressai-v  cnnvptiiences  hu- house nnw keptby liiifi si an lun, in said bnroUjjii, known as the Washington Hotel. He therefore prays the Hunurable Cuurt and cve.-y kind of castings necessary tor tor-   ^^ ^^..^^^^ ^^-^^^ ^ license fur keeping a public ges, mills or m.ichinery of any ''escriiition ,   j^^^       Tavern in suid house—and he will llfbe tenlsloSra:\heV- •-   P".V ^-        'mOMAS WALLACE. had at any other foundry in the county oi |     yVe the subscribers citi-/,ens ol the said
Anvils, Hammers, Hollow Ware,
To Ihe Ilonorabh the Judges of the Court
of Quarter  Sessions of Ihe couniy  of
Huntingdon, at April Term, 1813.
'The petition of Robert F. llusleil   ul
Grayspurt, iMurris township, in the cuuniy
of riuiitingduii, respectfully   represents,
that he is pruvided   with   ihc   necessary
cunvenicnces   fur  the   accummiidalion uf
strangers uud  travellers, and for keeping
a huuse  ul  public  eiitertainment, at his
^|Lstaiitl  iu suid place,    lie pruys yours
VKiurs tlierelure, lu grant him a cuiilinu-
auce uf lust luvcrti license lur said purpose,
and he will ever pruv, &c.
ROBERT F. hASLETT. We  Ihe   undersigned  citi'/.ens   uf the
l,,^-X.ol„'.x,   l'..J.'..,v.J-i J.vxU,. SuM ,.„.,„f%, ,.f
lu accummodate the public and  enleriain strange and travellers, and that the peti
\\ e tlic si;bscribers, citiy.ens of said township uf Walker, in whicli the above mentioned Inn or Tavern is proposed to be kept, do certify, that Jacub Mcgahan Ihe abuve applicant is uf good repute fur honesty and tcmperancf. and is well pru¬ vided with huuse room and conveniences for the lodging and accummodation of sttangers and travellers, and that such Inn or'Tavern is necessary tu accuinino- date the public and entertain strangers and  travellers.
Isaac Vandtvander    John Householder Jr. James Cumpbtll Peter Vandevander
Simon Fox Samuel Ptightal
John Vandtvandtr      Daniel Kyper John Siiydtr John Hoovtr Jr.
Gtot-gc Hawn John HilTner
H. Orlady (itorge Roland
Jacob Liningcr 'Thomas Lloyd
Isrcal B.iumgai-dner   Henry Lloyd Moses Humer N. B. Sangarc
March 1. 18-1.1.       Henry Iseiibai'g
tliotfaVs Eife Jtietlicine.
THE PHOENLX BITTERS are so cabl¬ ed, liecuuse they pusstsss the power of re¬ storing the expiring embers of health, to a gUiwiiig vignr throughout the constitution, as tht Thcenix i5 said to be restored tu life t'roiu the ubhts ufits own dissoluti.n. The I'hotnix Hitters are entirely vegetable,com- poi;td,of roots lound oiilyin certain parts . of the wcstccn country, whicli will infallibly euro FEVERS AN'D ACUESofall kinds; will never fail to crudioatc entirely all Uie ctl'tcts of .Mercury, iiifinittly sooiiei' than thv most iiowtrful preparations of Sarsuparillu, and will immcilirttely curt the determination ot BLOOD TO THE HEAD ; never fail in.; the sickness Incident to young females; and * will be found a certain remedy in all cases of ntrvous debility und weakness ofthe most impaired constitutions. As a remedy fur Chronic and InlUimutory Rheumatism, the cfTicacy of tht Phceiiix Bitters will Jie de¬ monstrated by tht use ufa single biWie,
'The proprietor rejoices in tht opportunity alToi-dtd by the universiil dlH'usion of the press, for placing his VEGE'TABLE LIFE MEDICINES within the knowledge and reach of tvtry individual in tbe community. Unlike the host of ptrnicious quackeries, which boast of vegitable ingredients, tbe Lite I'ilis arc purely and soLKLY vaoeta- BLis, and contain iieithcrMercury Antimonyi Arsenic, norany other mineral.in anyfoim whatever.
The following are amoni: the distj'pstimr
DYSPEPSI.\. by thoroughly cleansing the first and second stomachs, and creating a
,.      - , ,   . r       -,        I flow ot pure and healthy bile, instead ol the
tioner above named, ts a man uf guud re-. ,t^,g „n'd acrid kind.-Vlatulency, Pnlpita- pule fur hunesty and temperance, and u„n of the Heart, Loss of Appetite, Heart well pruvided wilh huuse ruum, and uther burn and//eadache. Restlessness, Ill-temp- cunveniences  fur the  accummodatiun  of er.Anxiely, LanguorandMelancholy, whicll
state.    Hcmembev ihc Hockdalt Fouudi-y WILLIAM KENNEDY.
. llth 1843.
biruugh uf Huntingdun, in which the ] Hpuj.'sprengle abive nienliuneil Inn nr'Tavern is prupus-i Eilwai-d Hcigle edtt) be kept, du cerlify. thut w-e are well Sumuel Keigl ULiuaiiiteil with Thomas f/'ullace the Michetd Ltiw abi»e applicant, that he is of good repute 1 u'^iJj'Keet"^."' 'The subscriber I'tsptctfully in- foriuncstv and temperance, and is well John Mytingor forms the iiihabitaiits of lltint-   prvided with Iiuuse room anil ull the run-   VV.Gniham
strangers and travellers.
Jos. R. Meloy
"CHAIRS, CHAIRS,,
and the neighboring counties tbe reuti n.,,.,.,. given and the cures performed is lutly known.    The Medicine may be -'-•"i".-u nt I
; obtained at
the fullowing Stores, viz
MlFFI-IN COUNTY.
William Marks
Lewistown
Wavnesburg
Hec'dsville
Sicrretts Mill
Ptrryville
Greenwood
Allenville
Huntingdon counTY. Jacob Miller
Smith & M'Vey D. C.Miller y. E. Lock 8c Co. W . frc T. Heed Jos. A. Bell Wm.Btll.
ilANlRLNEFF, ~)
ALEXANDl-'H S'TIT'T,   C Adm JACOB HERNCANE,     5 Alexandria, January 4, 1813.
"RED LION HOTE[.
No.   '.200   MARKER  STREET, (•Vbuve (ilh Street)
PIlkLADELl'IIIA.
A. Luwry, ji-. Henry B. Mytingcr John Davis Adam Ktitli 'ThosGallaher James O'Bryan 3. Shellenbergtr James Huslett
Fn
cy     - -  ,
Fancy     aud   Windsor,    	
Spring seut Mahogany, Night Cabinets, and  [studying Chairs.
SBTTBBS.
Mahogany, Fancy, Cushion, cunc and
comm'in Sctlres, 1 an improved and fashionable plan,
Settee 3$eT|fjJtcixtrfii
Joi Crci.iwell Tis. Fisher Jab Africa nSuoi/
Cl. Newingham f;«. // oods .1 a Saxton Jr. arch 1, 1843.
Joseph Stewart John Whiltiiker Jr John Simpnon David Hands Andrew Couch Philip Shulti D. Black
Huntingdun
do. Mi'.l Creek McConnelstown Shirleysburg Orbisonia
?)'f^''^., Furnace   J. M'Kernan h'^V,^'^^' K, ,',- Robert William
1'. K. Simonton J. H. Dorsey iicCo. Jumes Caiiipbe"-"' W. Sc B- I-i*;^* T  E. Orbison £cCo. llrice X. Blair
Robert ..   ,   ,     , James M. Kinkead John Porter Jos. M. Stevens Walker Sc Neff
Hollidaysburg Yellow Springs Alexandiia Petersburg
|=r" K^^^^^^0BBi^^^P^ -'"'- .«v.c.   JOIINWHITTAKER,Jr
^'•""'""' CENT«E couKTY   . J^^^ the ,--[>^-;i,^rBel^,' rcoiir   '""""" "" "" GEORGE W. SWAIN,   ^.'e the u.iderB'gned ci.i-,.ens uf Ihe hu-
johnHarris ,„mng by    ""{'^0 o a pos^    ,,69 w IG-t by      Lewistown, Nov. 30, 1842. .^1, ^f IIu„ii„gdmi,aloresai.l, beini; per-
jlr. the abuve named  peruioiier,  and
naviug a knuwledge uf Ihe htiitse lur whicli
EAF AND Leghorn Hats.   ,|,^, |i,.e|,gg -^ prayed,  i.\o  hereby   certily
and others from  lluntuigi,],jt g^,j,|, 1,,,^^^ 1^ necessary toaccumino"-
V'"'="'-"'''=rw;s?orkof[he'ai'l"'<^''''' I'uhlic  and   entertuit.  strut i'ermsofsalti-Onetnn-tiptu^..;;-!...;^^,^ '
the Judges of Court of of Huniingdon Couniy essions, ofthe Peace for said. Countij of lluiUiiigdoa al /tpril Term ojf 18iS. The Petitiuti of Samuel Jacobs of Frunk- lin tuwnship in suitl Cuuniy uf Ilutiting- ilun respectfully "hewelli, that your Peti¬ tioner being ilesirnus uf keeping a Tavern at his uld stand un Spruce Creek in suid 'Township of Franklin. 'Thathe is well [irovitk'il with huuse rnoin cunvetiiences fur the accuiiimutlutiun and Ituigiiig of strangers and travellers, at saiil uld stand, lie Iherefure, pruys your Iliiiiors tu gruiit him a continuunce of his tuvern Licence, and will pray &c.
S.fIMi:EL JACOBS. We the iiub-cribers. citi-/.ens uf the suid tuwiiship of Franklin, do certily Ihul the tuvern abuve mentiuned and pruposed to be kept by Samuel Jacobs, is necessury tu accummodute the public and entertain travellers and strangers, and that the said Pelitiiiiior is a man uf goud repute lur litineMly und temperance, and is well pru- videil with house ruum and conveniences fur the uccuinmudatiun of strangers and travellers.
Bellefonte
Mifllintown
Samuel Pennebaker Charles Powling
loSSVi'V.-y =*5.' S,S*"
....« ir, he. nam Ull no- i mnus m s       ,    .        ,,   ,„..,.... ,u..,  .„,.„toinni, , „.i   ¦•¦mpcrance, and
Jackson Ville Waterford 'Near do. Waterloo
James B. Morrison Matthew Laughlin J. S. Laird David Kling
I chasenioney l^^be paid un^^^.;;-V-— ^^p,v,,, Oaut lepute lor honesty und   I
Waterloo ^ MORGAN.      "'«f ""-(.^'pai    o tbe suid widow anuui
of the sale, ""-r^',-"l^'^V;;' tVand the remaining  "^^ sati.f.iction to pnrchusers, »' >;<..  tlu.t he is well provided   with huuse rut thereaftci,_ wim^inu^^^^ g^.^^^^.^j^,y .^j^^^  ^l„.Uet, sirttt south-east corner ol5lh sti.,,,,! tunvenienees fur the lodging and  n
"""""" ¦ ¦¦    ¦"'*"" ¦"^"'   I'l'-'^l'l^lrW. a LEWI " '¦¦        ¦	
Pila. Feb. 6, 18'13.—Gmo,
one third part
ule dcath'oTX'nn ¦jordan. ^'duw of the said | Philadelphia ,j.^YLO cuniinoilution of strangers and  travellei s,
intestate, the interest of the saul out iimi^ | V,*^*-'-,   .;" ^V,^n we llitreloi-e beg leave lo   recommend him
March 8, 1843.-ly.
innually |
' e st-
pur-
Bythecuurt^j;^,^^,^
Joseph Forrest A. H. Hirst Wm. Swoope
M ii-ch 1, 1843
Samuel Beigle James Ewiiig J. H. Stonebrakcr John Shock jr Frederick Fritz Hiiivy (iiits Daiiiil Ginter Emanuel (irtz March I, 1K4.'5
Wm Johnston John Shock 'Thos Montgomery John Ewing litiivy Gatts Murtin Gatts Richard Joi es Abrahum Wooding
To the Hon. the Judges ofthe Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace of tlic County of .Huntingdon.
'The Petition uf Jacob Megaliuii ofthe Tuwnship uf Walkei in the suid cuunty, respectfully represents that he is still well provided wilh house rootn und cuiivenien- tes'fur the lutlgiiig i\ui\ ucciimmoilatiun ul strangers and travellers at the huuse nuw kept by him as an Inn in said township, He threfure prays the Ilunorable Court to ;•'¦.!tit him a licei'Se fur kecpitig  a  nublir
are the general symptonisof Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural consequence of its cure. Costivcness, by cleansing the whole length ofthe intestines wilh a solvent process, and without violence. Diarrhaa and Cholera hy rtmoviiig t ic i burp acrid fluids by which these complaints are occusionnl. 'I'he Lil'e Medicines have been known to cure Rheu¬ matism pei'inanently in three weeks, and Gout iu half that time. Dropsies of all kinds, by freeing and strengthening the kid- •itysand bladdei-. A certain remedy tor the worst casts of Gravel. Also Worms, by dislodging from the turnings ot the boW'' tis the slimy matters to which these crea- turcsadhere ; As hma and CoiisumptioD, by rtlitving the vessels of tie lungs from the mucus; Scurvey, Ulcers, and Inveterate Sorts, by .lie-perftct purity of these Life P Us giveto the blood, and all the humorsj Scorbutic Eruptions aud BadClomplexions, by tlitir alterative tITect upon tlie fluids that fecdthe skin. 'The use ot these Pills for a vtry short time, will cfl'tct nn entire cure of Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and a striking improvement in the clearness of the Sliiii. (j.immon Colds and Influenza, will always be cured by one dose, ur by two, even in tl'.e worat'cases. Piles,—as a rtuieuy for this most distrtssing and clj- stinatc nitdady, the Vegetable Life Pills de¬ serve a distinct and emphatic recommenda¬ tion. It is well known to hundreds in this ciiy, thattht originator of f.ese invaluable I'ilis was himself ulflictcd with this com¬ plaint (or up.vardsof tliirty-fivcycars, anil that he tried in vain every remedy pre¬ scribed within the compass nf the Materia Mtdica. He however, at length, tried the intdicine which lie nuwolftrsto the public and lie was cured in a vtry short time.
Allthut Mr, MnlTut requires uf his pa- tientsis to be particular in taking the Life Medicines strictly according lo the directi-s ADVlCETOl-EMALES.-Ftnialtswlin value .good health should i ever be without the Lite Medicines, as thty purity the blood, rtmove oustruclions, and give the skin a beautiful, clear, liei.ltliy,and bloom¬ ing uppearanco.
TO PARENTS AND OTHERS.—Per¬ sons ol a pitthori-j habit, who arc subject to hts,litadache,giddiness, dimness of sight, or drowsiness, from too great allow of blood to the head, should take it frrquenlly. Children, and persons of all ag''s,niay take them at any t.me, as they do not contain iiiti'cury,or any ingredient that requires confintmcnt or restriction of diet.
Suld at the Store of JACOB MILLER Ihinlingdon, fa. November 1,1842.
S. .«. tm.tRTOA*,
IlUN TINGDON, PA.
Office in Main S,rret, opposite the Drug ¦Store of 'Ihoi. Reud.
CS'TICKS'   BLANKS  for  sale at this onice.
THOS. HEAD