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:NOVEMBEU 24.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A Xor.T.E Act. The Johnstown R:ho,
,.f last week, jrive its readers the follow
i;:' view of one of the many liriedit sj,ts
;M t!u lile anil character of Isaac Wike,
otAVilniere. "We do not know when we
have read anything with greater pleas
ure: oiuc years ago, in the palmy days
of the Allegheny Portatre Kail read, we
Pt on the freight train ut Wilmore to
r:lo to the head of lime No. 1. On the
w.-iv 1 ivri, a short distance below the
'll.-ilf Way House," r.ow Summorhill, a
small child was seen sitting directly on
the rail of the track on 'which we were
running. Wc saw the child, and the sight
c:'.usol the Mood to tingle in our veins.
In a:i instant the engineer wihistlcl down
Irakis and reversed the engine, hut the
headway of the heavy train could not he
sudJeiily checked, r.nd we were rushing
last toward the unconscious child. "While
we felt that the death of the child was in
evitable, the fireman cautiously descended,
to the step 01 the engine, and strinrin'
o.Trari wiih the fleetness of a deer. Nev
er shall we forgot the suspense of those few
moments. With what breathless, terrible
il-nr and solicitude did we watch the' flight
of the fireman. He gained sufficiently on
the engine to reach the child just as it
was about to be crushed into a shapeless
m-. The scene was thrilling indeed.
The lives of both were in peril. As jiiiek
as lightning he seized the child, nnd the
moment he did so the bumper (for at that
lime there were no cow catchers) struck
his shoulder and sent him whirling, but
s.i.n gaining his equilibrium, he stood
proudly erect with the child safe in his
stalwart arms. At that moment with what
j'-y and admiration did we gaze upon the
uunly JJrm of Isaac Wike, as he stoo l
mlhng to his heart the child which he
hid rescued from so horrible a death at
the neril of his own life.
The BitANcn Road. The Hoard of
Iireotors of the Kbensburg and Cresson
liail Uur-.d Company, at their stated meet
ing held in October last, passed a resolu
tion instructing the Engineer to continue
the s-:rvey of the line from the ca.-t end
of Kbi-n-.btirg to the centre of the town,
Ly the shortest, most practicable, and
cheapest route, and to make an estimate
of the actual cost of the proposed a I di-
t!l onion. In obedience to thi. resolu
tion, the Engineer made a report to the
Hoard on Monday last, and the Etirvcv Dud
cs'.im.u being sati.-factory, the report was
rax-..:. ted, and the western terminus fixed
(it ilo; sou'h side of town, immediately
wet of Centre street. The di-taneo Jrmn
bi.- dutm-nd to the terminus is jut one
'e.u::h of a mile, and the line, by ibis ad-'-o.i.
vr Ill be increased :dut two-third.-;
"1 a jjide. V"e doubt not the change i:t
the t, nniuus will be accept able to mot of
"ur citizens, Vt'e understand several property-holders
have kindly offered to relca
i the company, and donate the ground
Decenary for depot purposes.
1'i'FFiNo. The following interesting
''-one in au editor's sanctum will show the
uilo rcnee between the way iu wLLIi a
'ill r likes to do puffing, and that in
winch a pufleo likes to be puffed. The
'J ;..,., - .i r.
xmiu-uw in cry jxiatciiai pemaps
n.at.-rial aid :
(tUiylny i,iiron Now 1 want you just to put
a a lit Lit- local notice of my new stock, will
LJttor Of course, how- manv lines will von
. - - -
Lave. ?
I'm. Ohl suit yourself. You know where
tiy store is Joel what it is.
Editor IJut our charges are fifteen cents a
one, and if you will say how many you want,
'j.itf will be no diliiculty about it hereafter.
What! doyou expect to charge lor it ?
I ''.ou t want to ath'crfi"f, I only want a "pud'.'"
ul1 don't charge for them, doyou?
.(. ,r .Not if you will allow me to come to
Vliir store and walk oft" with whatever I please
t;ike without charge. Will you agree to
tjat ?
hxit patron in rage, with a great big flea
hi ear.
ORKS. These highly pop
sdtr nnd everywhere-read Novels arc now
Wnught down to a price which enables
si.eiu to be purchased by the poor as well
a the rich. T. D. l'eterson & Dros., oO(I
Cltestnut St., I'hiladelphia, have been for
ine time engaged in publishing them in
"tnphlet form one number being issued
each week. for the exceedingly low price
f twenty-five cents per single number, or
"v-- dollars for the twenty-eight volumes
Uprising the series.
The Hacks. 3Ie?srs. Blair. Pulmer &
'-ek have withdrawn one line of their
1'atks from the Jefferson and Ebensburg
lank. IIikkI. Under the present arrangc-
n'siit, the liacks will leave here in the
iu"rung at 7 o'clock, find return in the
-ornoon ot ouo.
ajast jutckwiieat Cake. Ro
meo' of Chest Springs, sends us the fol
lowing for publication. It is a vcrv fair
parody on "the last rose cf Summer""
THE LAST BCCKWIIKAT CAKE.
'Tis the last buckwheat Hipper
Left baking aloiic ;
All the" res of the batter
Is baked now and (roue.
Xo cake of its kindred,
Xo flipper is nigh,
To MI u j, the griddle,
Or save me a si -h
I'll not leave thee, tliou lone one,
To burn o'er the fire,
Since a good buckwheat flipper
Is what I dere.
Thus kindly I butter
Thee on my own plate,
Since thy mates could not linger,
So shalt thou be eat.
Ami nmy I be present
V lun more cuim about,
Tor goo 1 buckwheat Hippcrs
Should not be throwa oat;
Tor when 1 am Iiuurv,
Thou-h bread can he h.vl,
Jnst hand ou your Hipper .
You'll not make me mad.
NlAV AnVEUTlSIIMJiXTS. Geo. Illllit-
h'V, the go-ahead proprietor of the Excel
sior Stove Depot, in this place, has just
received, at his store, another extensive
stock of almost every variety and pattern
of stoves, which he flatters himself he
can sell at l.,wcr rates than they can be
purchased for in the county. Don't fail
to examine his advertisement ; don't for
get to give him a call ; and try d recol
lect to buy a bill of him, when vou vi-K
his establishment.
lh J. 31 ills, who has lately opened out
a Grocery Store in the western end of
town, takes occasion this week to inform
the public through our columns of the
fact, as also to invite that portion of it
which wants to secure bargains to give
him a call. He has a choice collection od
goods on hand.
The Treasurer of the Board of Biree
tors of the Ebensburg and Cresson Kail
road calls upon the stockholders to jay
up arrears, dtc.
An Enr.N-snuit'r l'rtr.AcnriR Ar.roAT).
The last Johnstown Trihunc contains
the following notice of the Jtev. 1). Har
bison, the very able and worthy Pastor o!
the I're-byteriau Congregation in th:.
phicc : "llev. 1). llarbh-on, of ibensburg.
while r.' si- ting llov. Agnew in the servi
ces incident to the celebration of the
Lord's Supner, preached several sermon
in the Presbyterian Church during the
last week with much acceptance to the
congregation. 3Ir. Harbison is a strong
reasoiier, an d m earnest, Impressive speak
er. Our Eboii-loirg fri-. nds are f n f ttimte
in posse. ;ng the services of so able and
useful a pastor."
3Iahp.ik:i. At the residence cf the
bride'o fath-r, on T!nir.-day, the 3 7th inst..
I'l lO
e Jlca
C it it'ii
do.N'iiS t ) 3!
llAUItlKr YnJ l.LJAMS, botli
id' Cambria township.
Happy piinter! Accompanying the
above notice, Ave received ;t large v.vl d?
liciou? ponti l-cahn a remembrancer th::';
timid n!l their happiness, they din i
forget the Printer. Long may they live,
twid when they go to pas?; over the ''bourne
from whence no traveler return?' may
they not do so like il:2 ouarry ?Lvo when
scourged to his dungeon, but hopeful and
buoyant in anticipation of the good time
coming.
A PunbTO TK.i:riT. Many, doubt
less, who have felt the want of a Literary
and Periodical j'iepot in this place, will
be rejoiced to learn that such an institution
has been inaugurated, for the accommoda
tion of the reading portion of our public,
by that energetic individual, Mr. livun K.
Ilvans. lie is always in receipt cf the
different popular "Weeklies and Monthlies
of the day, considerably in advance of in
dividual subscriber;:. a strong inducement
for those who get interested iu a ''contin
ued story" to purchase of him.
CniCKKT. "We are informed that the
'Olountain Cricket Club" will play a big
craine this afternoon, "the wind and wcath
er permitting." There arc a great many
ways of giving thanks on Thanksgiving
Day, and this will bo ono of them. "We
wish our friends a good, time of it.
OfR Pai-EK. This being Thanksgiv
ing Pa3", we distribute our paper this
morning a little earlier than usual. . The
time we thu:s gain will afford a capital
opportunity for our printers and dovil to
go to church.
Lyceum. The following question has
been selected for discussion at the Lyceum
on next Friday evening :
JietolcA. That tho respective Governors of
each State should Auuuuily appoint & day of
Thik3fe'iviug.
Another 3Iysxekious Dxsavi'kau
ance. We learn from the John-town
T. llnnc oi last week, that, on the oth of
October last, Adam Kemerer, who held
the office of constable in the nei-hborin-borough
of Millville, left his home upon
pretence of going to Blair county for the
purpose of arresting a man for whom he
said he had a warrant. On the same day,
the wife of George Beam, of Voder town
ship, left her home to vitk her mother, as
she said, at Freeport, l'a. Since then,
nothing has been heard of either of them,
and ?uicie:it information La been ascer
tained to warrant the u--pieion that they
h-tvc gone oil tegctLer. Keercr was
al,o collector of SUie w.-l County taxe.i
for Millville borough, and W;H cuLilder
ate t liough to taL'o away with Uiu about
six huiidred dollars iu public funds. He
left behind him a wife and three children,
and his companion in iniquity left two
chdd re a to the care of her descried husband.
Come at Last. We hasten to lay be
f've cur readers the important fact that
our Turkey found his way to our sanctum
on Saturday last, having been arrested
and brought to us by our friend, John 1'.
Jones, Esq., of the firm of Davis &, Jones.
He (we mean the Turkey) was kept close
ly conf u d until yesterday, when he was
brought out of his coop, end court-mar-t.ahd.
A very summary condemnation
was had, and he sentenced to death ; aj,d
our good Devil immediately executed the
sentence by chopping the head off him.
V e expect to hold a post-mortem exami
uai.oii on the body to-d..y. The public
are affectionately invited not to be pres
ent. P. S. : Our friend Jones has the thanks
of our entire establishment for briugin:r
this Turkey to Justice. And now that
ihe ifender is dead, we hope Jones will
live forever.
Ltvtvpk. We learn from the M.v.n-
f(u,r,r. that U.J. Jones, Esq., author of
the history of the Juniata Valley, and
nceiit'y local editor of the Lancaster
L.ilr, will deli vera lecture in this place,
on Wednesday evening, the SOdi inst.
Subject "Oar Country its Destiny."
If 3Ir. Jone.s,' JjHity ;,s a lecturer may be
estimated from his established reparation
as a writer, he richly merits a good au
dience, and we hope he will receive it.
Admittance l!5 cents.
ntKXAPi;. The eoitor of this paper
acknowledges having received, on I'ridj'
night of last wee!:, a mo. t delightful i.-er-enndo
from tho Kbe!'bvrh Di-sj D-!.d.
To th-
and :.:!,
with the
and. Z :v,
,.. . , i1,.-
ihetr tcac !.. one
rcten.s
4;ihe gr.s band of the
ill jLLen.
.a.i e .
; cn Prblay, the
V 'ii - - illAl.A
ana r
1' :
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n.er.t.
a;-:;, r. v
1J.
,"eL:rs.
I:c Toy,-;. in-. John C. Crbe, th
.e:il..- r.nivcd w: town
on au:s:.av
J;-i, and
ivu::UB a week or so on rro-
le. -:ion:.l !.:b:;!i J er-ons e.o. iri:g his.
.- ,t 'ices , il find i-iui ui, ti.e oileo of Dr.
Lew!-;.
C-IJ.S. U. VII.LI.i:.H. JAMKS P. AXST.
, V'liolesalo Pcah r. in
NO. !!: MARKET STREET,
PJflL A i) i: L PHI A.
r'TrfJrc.'.t inducements offered to CASH
and short time buyers.
Au-r. 2. lf.1ft.-lv.
1"T Ol'KNKi' AN!) FOR HALE
fj iii it. Jit a.n, .u. u., a gener
al uss(rtment of
fijnWst Of?, J'n'i)'.-:, Dy-Sf'iji',
Poclvct Cu;ierv, R -tzors, iirushes, Combs. .Sta
tionery, IMauk l.oohs. Feri'uni-.-ry, tSoaps,
To':!ieo, H( :;:irs, H null's, and other articles
usually kept in Drug Stores.
R. fc. is La a, .M. U.
Ebensbnrpr, An?.
lf.i:.-ly.
ISAAC Vi'IIiC,
WiLMOEE, CAur.iu.v covnty, Fa.
Tealer in all kinds of PROViSrOXS,
AJ GROCERIES,
C0NFECTIONARIE3,
TOJJACCO,
CIGARS, &c, kc.
Autrupt 25. lBr)f:tf.
T A1L110AL) HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam
JLVt br'ui county, Fa. (Near Fenna. Railroad
Station.) Jas. I). Hamilton-, Proprietor.
An extensive Rowling suloou is connected
with the House. The Taiile will be fur
nished with the best the market affords, find
the Rab supplied with the best oi liquors, in
cludiug Ales and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and convenient S-rA.tii.UfO is
attached to the premise?.
. Vilsipro, AtjUdt 25, .IS5!rif.
V. T. UODEKTa.
ROBERTS,
DEALLUS IS
C 'L O CKS, TC d- JU WELRY.
lT e would resi)eetfully inform the citi
T zeus of Ki.enshurg, and evtrvbodv
else, th:it we have- just received, at our new
store room, oppo.ite K. y!Kiemaker i Sons'
store, ut the sigu of tho 1W Wiudow, tht
largest stock of
CLOCKS
I . x Cxi 1?.
JEWELRY,
&c, &e., &c,
ever r'.' red for Bale in this town. VTe ere
.et!'s-i:.iuel to, and '.', fell as cheap as can
L: Loulit tlsew here, sin-1 hope by our effortj
le iici'om.aoclate ami j leas?, not only to retain
all our former patror.3, but to merit anJ se
cure a larj'e iveeession to the sune.
A- kinds of Clocks, WaCeh't g Jev-
Ly flrti repaired ea the shortest notice,
in the best manner, and warranted.
August 2j, ltij'.etf
A liCADE HOTEL, Eben.burg, I'a.
---- TLe subceribei-, liaii;: k-i.scd, re-fitted
and urwr furuishea ihe 'El.cr.-bur? Ilonse,"
is j.ivpare.l to uceomiafid.ita hij friends and
th? pul.iie generally. T!ie House has tiiwnys
been :. i'.ivciae for viiilors during the Sammtr
sea.son. iijoi I will sii.-.re no p;.::ia in xuakiiis it
;.a agreeable home for ull sojourners. My Ta
: v. ii! always be lururlously s implied from
tiie markets of the country ami the cities. My
IJak vill be tilled vi:h" llquora of choice
lr:i:i.!s. lly Hxaulk is uttr-micd by careful
hostb-rs, nml my thar-es will Le such a-- to
suit all. Ki-peclinfr to u eeive a siu're of pat
ronage, mid fully iuteaillng to deserve it, I
hereby throw open civ house to the public.
HENUY FOSTER.
A -i rust 23, lfcofcti.
T EVANS ro
il L spoc! ItiVy- iii-
jimre westot Jtla.rs & ,. sy-Sfv' "i.
Hotel, a larpe nnd
splendid assortment of FURNITITIE, which
he will sell very cheap. COFFINS made to
order on the shortest notico and at reasona
ble prices.
Ebensburg, Oct. 0. ISoO.-tf
OYSTERS!
AT A. ISL,.4i.'S
E would respectfully inforrn the citi7rns
fi of Ebenshnrtr and vicinity that bo lei?
opened au Oyster Suloon, on llih street three
doors East of "Arcade" Hotel, and ii prepar
ed to accommodate Ihe public in a superior
i.iai.iier. He has made arraugetuenti to get
his oysters direct from the Eastern markets.
:i!id v, ill supply families by the can or dozen
at the cheapest rate. ftCive him a call.
lie still continues to practice the Tonsorial
art at his shop in the room adjoiuicg the
S-loon. lept. 8, lJ.-tf.
(3o9. Dii. C. F;!GnR!S, 1S59.
FASmOXALLE HATS $ CArS,
Gtroot,
Ol'l-ucixr. UlJi MANSION UOUSE,
"
:Z3 l3
-w-taJ w tX 'k-?
rJv,iQ s"tibseiiber has just received from
.... tl 0 E- t H.e Lietet lot of LA-tf,
'--:' ."'-'li'i-.-.' t'i-'-t we.-e ever brought c.i 4
.E'.t b ' on r.funz of all kin. Is ot' tiL
lOi
t LACi . ROOTS, with nnd without
he.
!1 priees; ('I'M &AN-
Lt ALs . C t. i K ESS M ( litOC
t o l.OdTS, CON
GRES:j KID LOOTS, and
evc-y x :.riv'y ot" Misses' ii Children'
SEOE.J, LLTTua SHOES, LACE SHOES, end
(i a i t c r k .
A i -i a very l.T-e snrolv of lien's and
i-- ' HATS ard CARS; ifeavy nnd fine Calf
O O T S of pU descriptions, Heady-made
Si llin s. Cotton HOSE, Woolen Soeks, STA
TION ART, GLOVES, NOTIONS, &c, kept
'on.siantly on baud, cheaper than eaa be
)onht elsewhere.
Call and see. Tekms Cash.
C. R. JON'ES.
Ebensburg, Sept. 15, 1859.tf
t'OR ItE-iT.
r?:ir s:;bcribor will leas for a term of Years
'-THE FENSACOLA MILL PROPERTY,"
with l.eoo p.ercs of bind adjoining, heavily
timbered 30 aeres surronndinp tlie mill nre
eiearid. and nnd; r a high sbite of cultivat ion.
Also, Riafks,;ths' shops, Trucks, Ac The
Mill lias one of Page's Circular Saws in it. as
well ns an uprijrht saw, and three small circu
lars for lath. &c, and is capable of making
lO.OMO FKKT OF J.liAliiF.R l'Kll DAY.
Tlie above described valuable property will
bo leased on favorable terms. Possession jjjiv
en at any time. Address
LLOYD k HILL. HollidaysbuVg,
Or Wm. H. Gardner, Emw.., Wilmore, Pa.
September 1, lfj.lictf.
Vi.
IL LLC YD a CO.
.0"T"3,
Alloosiu, Fa.
B RAFTS on tho Principal Cities, and Fil
ver and ('old for sale. Clieclioiis maile.
Moneys received on deposit, payable on de
mand, v. itliout interest, or upoii time, with
interest at fair rates. fnov3, 'oOtf.
ERNEST U. RHEY, with
w
hnlcsale I'ealerin French and Antcr-
rioau V.ILLOVVARE, OIL CLOTHS.
ilatts, Ropes, Tie Yam, Looking Glasses,
Brushes. Also, all kinds of Voodex
nnd Ckdau Wake.
No. 35 North Third st., PHILADELPHIA.
August 25, 1850:tf
JAMES DOUGHERTY, with
J. S. SOIlVEIi,
aThole?ale Dealer in
VV TOBACCO. SNUFF AND CIGARS,
No. 8 N. Fifth street, above Market,
PlIILADELPHIA.
Also, Manufacturer and Importer of Foreign
wid Dosieetic CIGA-Ii, eojj.ltC
JACOB tJTAHL.
1'irui.- t h e ck!ze.'s of - - ' ' i
Ebejivlmr,:, nud Cam- CTlljr'--:- ''. ' f
ly, that ho h,s on V
h.n.i and for salo, ft T ..;r
his AVure-room. one T-'- - i-' ,-. , . 1
tml)u aiMMM , nTnMa
C3
DEALER IS
V7"oaM ffsnc-ftrallv rail tbp ntt.ntw r.t
W it, r . ;-. i- ' -" "' looneoi uie greatest improvements
P( . ,'T T Cooking stoves-tne burnitig of the On, and .oU ari,i. from tho
2.1 :i much qtiK-ker and hotter oven from tho same fire
'lrT,MP I'!?:i,-"a-:'0" toji plates, as thev are all made- double
u'1T;V'T:l"!iCi " t!UT ,!,' Aae hal"t'" and dirt f.nmd i other itove?.
Y r -rwr,', A 1iTf.rr""rtment of ARIWAUE. CHAIN" ITMi5. HoOI' 1ROX,
tGoLS, J::u? 4,lZC' H"d 1,OCKET CL'TLEItY, EDGE TOOLS, HAUVEbTlNcl
btt5lne ln T???3 X1 kr,lTS n 1,an'! a 1:;r- ""tment of Tin, Copper and
Nov. 24, lti03:tf
miGWf &m
rgillE SUBSCRIBER UECS LEAVE To INFORM THE 1'LbLlC (JENERVLLY Til VT HE
1 uiu opened out at
HIS NJZW STORE 110031,
Of! HIGH STREET, OliE SQUAHE EST GF THE DiSf.iQRD, EEEHSBUEG, PA.
ITATS AND CAFS,
yi'EENSW'ARE,
CROCKERVV.'ARE,
ROOTH AND SHOES,
CLOTH INC,
STATIONERY.
To which he respectfully invites their attention, and which he will sell at tho
c.
i 1 ' i -
OA X
or mosi xinus or Country produce.
Ebensburg, Oct. 27, lS"0.-tf.
nouEiiT PAvrs, jcii:v v. couks
Variety
TKALKItS IX
FOREI. AID DOMESTIC
K
EEP constantlr ou hand a lar-e and su
perior tl'jci ot
D 11 Y GOODS,
of every description, such as'
CLOTHS, CASSI ilERES.
sati:;ets, tveeds.
o t..J.-i o, li KCt A A.MI
PLEACHED MUSLINS.
nnuss g o oi) s v . t
F A N C Y GOO 1 ) S A N D N O T I O N S ,
A large assortment of ROOTS and SHOES,
which have just been received from Rostoa.
STRAW, PUR and WOOL HATS,
JSTATIOXAK Y of every deserii-tion,
W A L L P A P J; 11 of every style.
UAlWWAHi:,
QULLSWAliT,
:. 1 TIIEX17ARE,
A full supplv of
GROCERIES,
SUCH AS SUGARS, MOLASSES. SYRUPS
COFFEE, TEAS AND RICE.
A FELL STOCK OF SPICES,
FLOUR, BACON,
FISH, TOBACCO,
CIG A11S ot SNUFF,
BAR IKON, NAILS,
AND GLASS
Always on hanks.
Drugs, 1-aInls itnil CSIIs,
and a full ossortment of other articles usually
kept in country store.
All kinds of Country Produce, such as Butter
Eggs, Raeon, Grain, Wool, Po
tatoes, Beans, Rags,
&c, tc,
taken in exchange for Goods, and tho Cash
rver refused.
fTT" CHERRY, POPLAR and PINE LUM
PER bought and sold.
DAVIS &, JONES.
Ebenfbur?, A 11 jr. 2"), ISTtO.-tf.
B
) O OTS AND S II 0 E S !
All persons who may desire anything in the
way of Ro!t3 or Shoes, can hava tht-ni r.-.ade
to order on the shortest notice, i:i the most
fashionable manner, ?nd upon the most reas
onable terms, by calling upon the subsoribar.
He empi'ys noro but the very liest workmen,
has many years' experience himself in the
business, and at all times uses the best mate
rial upon hij work. Assured that he can give
full satisfaction to customers, he respectfully
sulk its a liberal patronage.
Short on High street, ut the west end of Eb
ensburg. THOMAS B. JAMES.
August 25. 18rD:tf
rMA31BRIA HOUSE, Main Strf.f.t,
VV Johnstown, Jo.-p3 KiiocinaUer,
Landlord. This establishment has recently
been thoroughly renovated, and is now well
fitted up for the comfortable accommodation
of boarders or transient patrons. The Table
will be supplied with the best the market af
fords, while at the Bar will always be found
as good Liquors 3 can be obtained anywhere.
Tlie new Landlord, in again opening the
'Cambria House" to the public, promises to
spare no pains to make it a first rate hotel.
r?55rIoird, Three Dollars per week, or One
Dollar per day.iSs
A Hack will be in waiting at the railroad
station on the arrival of the trains to convey
passengers, free of charge, to the house.
HORSES AND BUGGIES AT LIVERY.
Johnstown Aug. 2o, 1650.-Iy.
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ALL KINDS OF
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GE0 IITJXTLE Y.
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
FLOt'R AND RACON,
FROVlSlONri, &,c, kc.
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A. A. BARKER.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! fou EVERYBODY I
DJ. EVANS k SON would respectfully
0 inform the citizens of Ebensburg, and
mankind generally, that they have just re
ceived, at the old stand of D. J. Evans, two
duors east of E. Shoemaker & Sous' store, tho
largest and best assortment of
JiJJA D Y-MA D E CL 0 TIIIXG
ever brought to this place. Also, a large lot of
Ery eioofiS.
such as Satin's, Velvets, Cloths, Cassimcres,
Dot-skins, Suttinetts, Tweeds,
Jeans, Tickings, Flannels,
Brown k Bleached
Muslins,
DRESS GOODS,
of every style, Notions, &c. V'c have also on
hand a large assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
BONNETS.
STATIONARY,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,
TRUNKS,
CARPET-SACKS,
iic., &.c, Sze.t
Together with such other articles as are usu
ally kept in a country store, all of which they
will dispose cheaper than tlie cheapest, for
CASH 01 COUNTRY PRODUCE.
E!.eiisl.urg, Ovtohcr 20, lfe:":tf
mi
840,00
Fays the Tuition for a full course in the Iron
City College, the largest, most extensively
patronized and best organized Commercial
School in the United States.
FOUR LARGE HALLS,
For Writing, Commercial Calculations, Book
jloeping and Lectures.
Usual time to complete a full course, from G
to 10 weeks. Every student upon graduating,
is guaranteed to be competent to manage tho
books of any business, and qualified to earn a
salary of i'rom
500 to $1,000.
Students enter at any time No vacation
Revitw at pleasure.
FIRST TKEMIfMS FOTi BEST WKITIXO
Awarded this Institution. Thebest and great
est variety of Penmanship iu any one Hall of
th'j Union, is found here.
Jt.'Sf' Ministers' Sons received at half price.
For full information, Circular, Specimen of
Business and Ornamental Writing and Em
bellished View of the College, inclose five let
ter stamps to F, W. JENKINS,
Sept. 2U-ly. Pittsburgh, Ta.
IJOOTS AXO SHOES.
Tlie undersigned continues the manu
facture of BOOTS and SHOES of-st-
every description' at his establishment. 'l
in Ebensburg, immediately opposite the
Post Oilice. Employing none but the best
workmen, he trusts that he has been and f till
is at all times able to give entire satisfaction
to his customers. He hopes that tho samo
liberal patronage hetetofore given him may bo
continued, and that more may be added.
He has also on .hand a large assortment of
French Ctilf-skuis, and Morocco of all kinds,
suitable for fine Roots and Shoes.
Ready-made BOOTS and SHOES always on
hand, uud prices moderate.
MESH AC TH01IAS.
Ebciiabnrg, Anju3t 23, I853:tf.
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