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FORT He FARMER'.
CO US T K T LIFE.
How sacred and how innocent
A co'ip.try life uppears,
How free from tumult, discontent,
From ti-.Utery or fears I
This was the first and hanpiest life,
Whtu mau enjoyed himself,
Till pride exchsr.ged peace for ELrife,
And happiness for pelf.
'Twas here the poets were inspired,
Here taught ti e multitude;
The bravo they here with honor fired,
And civilized the rude.
That golden age did eiitertoia
No passion but of love :
The thoughts of ruliu cud of quia
Did ne'er their fancies move.
Them that do covet only rest,
A cotta; v. ill suffice;
It is not ".nrve to be possessed
Of earth, but to despise.
Opinion is the rate of things,
From hence our peace doth How;
I have a better fate than Liugs,
Because I think it so.
When all the stormy world dolli roar,
How unconcerned a.n 1 !
I cannot fear to tumble lower,
Who novcr could be high.
Secure in these unenvied walls,
I think not on the state,
And pity no man's case that falls
From his ambition's height.
Silence and innocence are safe;
A heart that's nobly true,
At all these litte arts c;'.n laugh,
That do the world srhduc !
Wh Dcn'l nay Orchard i'reduce
Hotter i
The above inquiry is often made, nr.d
with some at least, i apprehend, without
much investigation to uncertain lor them
selves the e;-.iise which, in most cases, to ;i
close observer inula, rational thinker, would
be found so plain as t need no replv.
I will instance oue case of a similar in
quiry, out of many of a -imilur character,
that might be added. A neighbor, point
ing to his orchard, wished to know what I
thought could be the reason thathi.s trees,
which used to bear so linely, and which
were not old, had for several years become
so barren ? I asked him how long it had
been mowed without manure ? His reply
was, sixteen or seventeen years. I a.sked
him how long he thought his cornfield
would produce uuder similar treatment ?
Well he supposed it wouldn't do very well;
but he didn't know but apple trees would
bear without manure ? Such are the lim
ited views of some ; but it is probable
there are few fariuers, or fruit cultivators
but that would leason very differently.
I visited another orchard, in Nova Sco
tia of about two hundred trees ; the ground
was in a good state of cultivation, and the
trees and fruit showed a very striking con
trast to the one aliuded above, and the re
sults much more satisfactory. The pro
prietor informed me that he sold his apples
the preceding fall for 3 1200 and he thought
b.13 present crop would be five hundred bar
rels, worth two dollais per barrel, giviu"
him 2200 for two years.
It is an old, and I think tmo maxim,
what is worth doing is worth well doing';
and as it has been proved beyond .ptcstimi,
that no part of farming will reward the
husbandman ejuul to fruit raising, it often
jooks strange to me that so large' a major
ity of orchards should be left to take care
of themselves, and the
for unfruitfulness, when it belongs to the
Qwner.
Count the Coat.
From carefully conducted experiments
by different perons, it has been ascertained
that one bushel of ti,rn will make a little
over 10 pounds of pork gross. Taking
the result as a basis, the following de lin
tions are made, which all our farmers would
do well to lay by for a convenient refer
ence Thus :
When corn costs 12 J cents per bushel,
pork costs U cents per pound.
When corn costs 17 cents per bushel,
pork costs 2 cents per pound.
When corn costs 2." cents per bushel
pork cosls 3 cents per pound. '
When corn costs ti.i cents per bu,hel,
pork costs 4 cents per n;nl.
When corn costs 50 cents per bushel
pork cots ;" cents per pound. '
The following statements show what the
farmer realises iu his corn when sold in
the form of pork :
When pork sc4!s for 3 cents per pound
it brings 2- cents per bu.hel in corn. '
AY hen pork s;41s for 4 cents per pound
it bring o2 cents per buhel in torn
m When pork sells for 5 cents per pound,
it brings 4o cents per bushel in corn.
Tall Planting fTree
We should say that wo have always
found early planting out in the fall best.
As soon as the tree or shrub is done grow
ing for the season, is the very nick of
time for this work to be done. The ad
vantage of this is the giving the roots
time before the arrival ot hard frosts to
fasten to the soil, and thus give it more
firmness, as well as additional power to re
sist the severity of the winter.
Tall transplanting is to be preferred for
uplands, generally, or other soils of a nat
urally dry, sjlicious character. Spring
transplanting i3 best in most heavy or ar
gillaciousr soils. Gcrmnntoxcn Telegraph. I
WIT AN D WISDOM.
s5 Mean men are subject to tljlit fits.
Hypocrites and villains, like other
reptiles, are cold-blooded.
2f- In India, a lac of rupees Is wealth;
here, a lack of dollars is poverty.
Jt'Sy Consumptives who swallow the cod
liver theory are dose-lle creatures.
C-i;' It is folly to poison prescr.t bliss
by desiriugthat which cannot atpreseut be.
The recent railroad slaughters give
additional significance to the word nv-iiage.
fJ-JS' Uotvceu artlessness and heartless
ness thjro is- only the difference of au as
piration. Iy There is a man in Windsor so ha
bitually sleepy, that his curiosity cannot
be awakened.
A friend ha3 a'dog so very serious,
that even Lis tail has uot the least bit of a
way about it.
Jteir" V.'e have soeu ladies not only too
weak to I ear food, but even too w eak to
bear contradiction.
Jtfer The test of friendship there is
nothing like a irhon pavemeut to rim;
our old friends i:pcii.
Z'c"' A suspicious man he'd search a
pincushion for treason, and see daggers ia
a needle-ease.
feif" It niav sound like a paradox, vet
the breaking of an uruij's wings ia a sure
way to nufke it ily.
Z''5 An old saokcr down East, accounts
for his perpetual thirst by the fact that he
was weaned on salt tish.
ErSf" Ambition is a journey vp hill, in
which rest can be taken only on peril of
sliding do .vu by ones own weight.
f'jj" Women can easily preserve their
3011th for she who ca; ;tes the heart
and understanding never rrrows old.
Jt--J7 The easiest and best wav to extend
the chest is, to have a "cod. large heart
in it. It saves ihe cost of gymnastics.
Somebody says, a wife should be
like a roasted lamb tender and nicely
dressed. A scamp adds, and without
sauce.
A man who had been married
twice, to ladies both named Catharine, ad
vised his fiie-nds agaiu.it taking dupli
Kutes. Of those who travel the matrimo
nial road, a great many are completclvy
dedvut before reaching their journeys end.
K?"ji, The man who " took a walk," the
other da", brought it' back again; the next
day, be took a ride, and went off with it.
8.",, If you fall into misfortune, disen
gage yourself as Well as you can. Creep
tii rough the bushes that have the fewest
briers.
fcX. "There, John, that's twiee you've
come home i ml forgotten that lard." "La
mother, it was so greasy that it slipped mv
mind."
BTLA man is a brute to be jealous of a
good woman a fool to be jealous of a
worthless one; but double fool to cut his
throat for either of them.
RrtL, It is a misplaced politeness to ask
full-hooped young lady to take a seat in an
arm-chair. We prefer putting an arm to
the chair after the lady is in it.
EIX- It is a sad commentary upon the
course- of instruction pursued in young la
flies' schools, that the graduates seldom
know how to decline an offer of marriage.
A negro lately fell from the upper
story of a warehouse in Charleston, S. C.
a dist a rice of about thirty feet, striking
head first on the top of a whiskey barrel.
The result was the barrel leaked.
JC-5y An administrator on the estate ol a
deceased female, in New Hampshire, ad
vertises for sale at auction ; '-The wcariri"
apparel of Mrs. A. O , deceased, con!
sisting of one bed, two carpets, and one
sleigh."
t. Never marry a man until you see
him eat. Let the candidate for your hand
pass through the ordeal of eating soft-boiled
eggs. .If he can do it, and leave the
table-spread, the napkin, and his shirt un.
spotted, take him.
RaL A colored servant, sweeping out a
i. -1 i i - i - . . . i i 1
noLci-ooaruer s room, iounu a sixpence,
w hich he carried to its owner. "Vou may
keep it for j our honesty," he said. Short
ly after he missed his gold pencil-case
and in.juircd of the servant if he had seen
it. "Ves, sar," was the reply. And
what did you do with it V "Kc'ep urn for
my honesty."
H?3- A traveler among other narrations
of wonders of foreign parts, declared he
Knew a cane a mile Ion '. The
company
iooeu incre.lulous, and it
was evident
t.ioy were not prepared to swallow it, even
it it had been a sugar cane. "Pray what
kind ot a cane was it?" asked a gentle
man, sneenn-ly. "it wa
replied the traveler.
BsB- A" Irish advertisement says: a re
ward of e.j is offered lor the apprehension
ot Patrick O' Flaherty, who last week
stole the jackass, which same had on a
pur of corduroy breeches, with blue eyes,
and smokes a short pipe; much given to'
squinting, and likewise his shoes letdown
at the heel."
ttSu Sir Walter Scott declared that
these iour lines, by Hubert Burns, were
worth a thousand romances :
"Had we never lov'd sae kindly
llai we never lov'd sae blindly
Never met or never parted
V e had ne'er been broken hearted."
18G0.
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X OWA IXTEIIUSTSX
JUST ltECEI VED, NEW STOCK OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CiocXis unl Xotioiss,
At the titjn of the JJij Watch, Main st. Juhstoicn
The undersigned desires to call the atten
tion of the people of Johnstown and surround
ing country to the fact that he has been ap
pointed an Agent of a large importing houe
of WATCHES, CLOCKS, Ac, and also of a
large manufacturing establishment of JEW
ELRY, whereby he is enabled to offer such
inducements to purchasers of these articles us
were never before offered in this place, or any
where this side of the Allegenies.
He would also call attention to his large
assortment of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
iust received all of the latest styles and
most beautiful workmanship. Having select
ed his stock with great care, he is confident
he can suit every taste as to style as well us
all pockets by the great reduction in prices.
rya-gr f . T . h T Id i
are particularly invited to an inspection of his
present slock and prices. EAR DROPS hith
erto sold at Si, 50 will now be Sold at T5 cts.,
ami tvarrant!'l to stoiid th: t- t rJ wear. Ereast
Pius, Rings, ic, at a reduction.
ti i: a x i. k .li t: a :
I would call your attention to my beautiful
assortment of
(I OLD AXD SILVER WATCHES
at the following very low j. rices:
Hunting Verge Watch, warranted:::::::::::, 25
Hunting Silver Cylinders, hitherto .-old in
this town at S2U, and then reduced to
Sl-L I will now sell at from::::: 1 o to S 11.50
Hunting Levers froin::::::::::::::::::S 1 2 to :;10,00
Open Faced Cylinders, heretofore
sold at Slo. I will sell at from::::?? to ?c00
Open Faced Detached Levers:::::S10 to S12,00
AU vitrJie .tol'l n il! Lc v-,i m untnl to yo for
twelve iinjitllis. or rxchai'ye for onotnr ' toual
value.
Everybody is invited to call and examine
the stock, as style it is unrivalled in this com
munity, while the prices at v. hich it is offered
are unprecedented) v low. Goods soli for
CASH only.
E?Q,Paiiicuhir attention paid to rej.aring
Clocks, Watches, Jewlery, &c.. of jill kincs!
for which the Cambria Iron Company's :irrij"
will be taken at par. All work warranted.
TOWN AND COl'XTEY STOREKEEPERS
supplied, with Watches, Jewelry. &c, at less
than city prices. JoS. G. HOLMES, Agent.
Sept. t?, lfc.1ft.-l v.
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NEW, ENLARGED AND REVISEDNOW
READY FOR DJS f RIRI'TION.
Superior .-..". y-meiil to the Public!
A
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and SILVER WATCHES, and other al-
uble Prizes. Full nariiciilar.--. '5v'-n in l' :t .
logues. which will Lc scat free to all upou ap
plication Valuable Gifts, worth from 50 cts. to SD'O.
pl ARANTEED to each purchaser. Sloo.oeo
in Gifts have l.eeu dh-trihsaed to my patrons
within the pa.i .ix months S15ii.c,o'j to be
distributed during the n--t six inorahs
The inducements oCVtvd Agents are more
liberal than thoe of any otl.cr house in the
business
Having been in the Publishing and Hook
selling business for the last eight vears. i,iv
experience enables me to conduct the Oii'i
Enterprise wiih thegreatest sati.-faction to all.
, At; i:TS WANTED in every
Town and County.
For full particulars nddrc.-s
Dl'ANE IU LISON,
Quaker Citv Publishing House.
33 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Sept. 22, Ie5te-4m.
ixoomy 3. rrc;
GAS Ml EN INC, COOKING STOVE
rUUniCD IICXTLKV, Dealer in ull
VJi kinds of COOKlNtl, I1EAT1NO am.
PARLOR STOVES, would res,.cir, n.- ,..,n
the attcinioii of the pui.lic to one of the great
est improvements ever made in Cookiii"
" . . ''urtiir.g ot the (i,t
i and ihoke
arising trom the coal bv whirl
i means is sa-
veil nt- rv i'ku ckxt. of Fuel.
The im'nove-
mcnis claimed arc
1st a great saving of Fuel.
d a much quicker and hotter oven from
the same tire.
2d The preservation of the top plates, as
they are all made double.
4th Cleanliness, as there is not one half
the .soot and dirt found in other stoves.
r j 1 1: i .-t n i: r 11 ; stove .
He has also on hands a large assortment of
HARDWARE, TAMLE and POCKET CI T-
LERV.EDGE TOOLS.II ARYESTING TOOLS
etc., etc.
Also he still manufactures and keeps on
hand a large assortment of Tin. Copper and
oueei iron, all ot winch lie will sell at ex
t ..1 1 ....;... :.. i j-
.un, nr.. ii uta in eicnange ior asu or
lountry produce. GEO. HUNTLEY
August 25, ItOOdf
i : is r. s i j i s : f ; r o i i ? n y .
HAVINtJ jmrchased the entire stock
and fixtures of the Ebensburg Foundry,
the subscriber is prepared to furni-h farmers
and others with
r l o u a n s, p l o r a if pnisrs
s ro v i: .sr. .v a. j. i n n s s,
ruiiEsix; MA VlllSES,
and castings of any kind that may be needed
in the community.
My strict attention to the business of the
concern, he hopes to merit, and trusts he will
receive, a liberal patronage from those in
want of articles in his line.
All business done at the Foundry.
0 , , EDWARD GLASS.
September 1, 1850-tf.
IMTKOSIZL lOlU OITA'X
77e Protection Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
OF CAM 15 ill A COUNTY.
.v i r. i -V i. L 11 r . S R I fi t 4
T
1HK ahoVC named rnmninr - i
April tdh, 1857, will effect insurance f,
property at safe rates. Meing particularly
careful in the risks taken, this Company pre
sents a reliable und cheap medium, through
which persons may secure themselves against
lu-obable 1
ThomnlonL.-. oppo.If
D. II. liniirDTC! i,
A. C. Mcllix, Sec'v. & Treas '
JOSEPH II. CAMPBELL, AKent
Aug. 25, 1859-ly. ' g '
POR SALE-One good new liht dou
V ble sett of WAGON IIARNESS. UU
Aur -'., i-?59.rf g. HUNTr.irv I
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A
mtAHAM KOI'i:UN, Attorney
at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Ofhce on Main
street.
r 1). 31U1UIAY, Attorney at Law,
y Ebensburg, Pa
Office opposite Craw-
ford's Hotel.
aug. 25, 1e50.tr.
JOHN JUICV, Attorney at Law,
Ebensburg-, Pa. Oflice in Colonade Row.
August 25, IKo'JAf.
- FICIIAKL 1IASSON, Attorney at
LtJL Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
August 2
i, 185H:tf.
CIIIAHLES W WING AUD, Attorney
at Law, Lock Haven, Clinton county, Pa.
August 25, lt50:tf.
C1 L. l'EliSlIIXG, Attorney at Law,
' Johnstown, Cambria county, Pa.
August 25, 185f.-tf.
James C. Xijux, Attorney
ec.sburg, Pa. Ottice No. 3
it Law, Kb
it Colonade Row.
August
.j. 1859. -tf.
JOHNSTON & MULLIX, Counsel
lors and Attorneys at Law. Ottice oppo
site the Court House, Ebensburg, Pa.
August 25, 85l.-tf.
1)iIlLS. NOON, Attorney at Law,
Ebensburg, Penn'a. Oflice two doors
east of Thompson's Hotel.
August 2'.'. l859.-lv.
J
( MIX FL'XLOX, Attorney at Law,
Ebensburg, Pa. Oilice on High street.
one door west of his residence.
August 25, I85f.-tf.
TTTILLIAM KITTLLL, Attorney a
t t Counsellor at Law. Office in Colon
nade Row, Ebensburg, Penn'a.
August U5, 185'J. if.
M R 31 AC! KUAN,
Law. Ebensburg, Pa.
Attorney at
Office on High
street, opposite the Post Oflice.
August 25, 185f.-tf.
G. M. ItKED, El.cnthurq. T. L. IIF.YKK, JohtHtOUn
7Ki:i) & HKVKH, Attorneys at
J. V Law. Counsel given in the English and
German languages. Oflice- in Colonade Row.
Ebensburg. Pa. aug.25.1 15: tf.
J.
II. CAMI'JIELL, Attorney at
Law. Ebensburg. Cambria county. Va.
lie will attend to ;ill business entrusted to his
care iu the Courts of Cambria and Indiana
counties. Oflice in Colonade Row.
A ugust 25, le5Le-tf.
TT C. CNIilSTV, M. D., Wihnoro.
Cambria co.. Pa. tittice on Main St..
ne iloor to L. Ca--;d.iy's sture. Night calls
made at the Cambria House. aug.25.'5fnf
S. Ll'NN, M. .. tenders his vro-
fcjsioiml services to the citizens of Eb
ensburg. Oilice in Drug Store, on High si.,
opposi'e Thompson's Hotel.
Ebenslmrg. August 25. 18fi0:tf.
GJEOllGE K.LEWIS, M. D., tenders
' hi-professional serv ices to the citizens
of Ebensburg and vicinity. He mav be- found
in the ollii
form.-rly occupied l- Dr. D. W.
Lewis. Night calls made ai ihe office.
August 25. l,S5U:tf.
"JACKSON CLAKK,Si Rc.KON Dkn-
fJ tisi,, Johnston vi'a. One of the fivm
will be iu E'.cn-borg during the first ten da-s
of each month, during v. i.i, !! time -ill persoiis
desiring his professional services can find him
at the ofhce of Dr. Lewis, nearlv ...,.;t
Blair's Hotel.
(iiug.25.1t5;.tf.
DK. J. 31. M'CLriiE, Si
MECHANICAL DKNTIST. Ter-I
refill ctUiilv oifi-rs
his professional services to thelad'cs and gen
tlemen f J oh n stow n and v i in it v of this phn-e.
Particular attcuiion paid to diseases of the
Mouth. Teeth extracted with electrical for
ceps. Oflice iu the old ' Exchange," on Clinton
street.
Johnstown, Aug. 25. lP59.-lv.
rosHpii
MYEUS, Justice of thf
t Peaee
August
ummerhill, Cumbria county.
, ls'5J:tf.
A I'TIN TllU-Ml'SUN, .Justice of the
L V. Peace. "vYilmcre, Cambria county.
August 25, ls.V.etf.
In. COIIICK, Juticc of the Teace,
i Johnstown, Pa.
JEi-O"-Colicclioiis promptly attended to, nnd
Conveyancing done with accuracy and dis-l'iiuh-
aug.25,is:;0:tf.
ST. LAAYIvEN('E HOTEL.
Xo. Kil8 Chestnut st., Philadelphie.
W. S. Campbell A Co., Proprietors.
August 25, lt-5'J.tf
pAMElllA HOUSE, Wilmore, Pa.-
Vy Pai.mku a Reck, Proprietors.
Hacks attend the arrival of each train to
convey passengers to the Hotel, and thence bv
l'laulv Road to Ehcnsbur".
August 25, lS59:tf.
JOIJNTAIN HOUSE, Ebensburg, Pa.
A.T4. John- TnoMi sox, Jr., Proprietor.
The Tahi.f. is always supplied with the
choicest delicacies. The Bar is supplied with
choice liquors ; and the Stable; attended by
careful hostlers. Boarders taken hv fife
week, month or year. aug.25,'5f.tf
UNION HOUSE, Ebe.r.buro;, Va.
John A. I5l.uk, Proprietor.
Also, in connection. BLAIR & Co s H CKS
will leave the '-Union House'' for Wilmore
station in time to take the Eastern and West
ern trains. Every accommodation will be af
forded to make passengers comfortable.
August 25, lS50:tf.
J. PATTON THOMPSON, witu
Importers and Jobbers in Notions Ho
siery, Gloves, Tki.mmings, Silk Handkeii
nnEKS, CitwATs and FANCY GOOD- NG
413 Market street, Truitt Pro told stand') '
aug.25,ltS5):tf PHILADELPHI V
M . S. HAVKX.
PLAIN and FANCY J 01 J PRIXTEK
STATION i n '
Blank Look Manufacturer, Hook Binder
and dealer in every description of
American and Fore
Corner of Market and SP,nnJ IL , V.'- XC;
' FTSBUKG, Pa " 0U
vKnLb John-!?n Co., Type
. . "lol4rer,j hiidc!rhi.
uKuv i, l9V:t.l
rilAKES this method of informing v "
J friends, that he is still engaged b 'i
Mercantile business, at Ebensburg, an,j li'
all times prepared to sell to purchase- Ul
AT THE LOWEST PRICES?
Every variety and disc-nation of m.
and s
FANCY DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE
QEELNSWARE,
GROCERIES
TOBACCO
CIGARS,
it
And in fact every thing usually fourd -r
general Store. An examination of V. 1
and prices is all he desires at any I'mll"1
feet sales. ' ' -;
yv-, Approved Country produce i-L-ri
change for GOODS at all tiats
Ebensburg, Aug. 25, 1859. -tf. 5
JOI1.V 31 ? V,
WILMORE, Cambria coutv. Pa
Dealer in all kinds of LKY G00T
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUKEXSWARE,
BOOTS, SIR
HATS. ( .u's i.
Country Produce caken iu e.(Larr. .
Goods. aug.ij,;;- ,
It. II. TIDOU,
Respectfully informs his old frkn -:--'
the public generally that he- is ; V
fouml at his store room, on High -::.-;. .
joining Crawford's Hotel, where i.t ;
red at all times to furnish consumers v.'.-'
GKOCEIUKS and CONFKCTIOX;
OLD 11 YE WHISKEYS
WINES, GINS,
BRANDIES,
Feeling thankful to the citizen; of E'---:.
burg and vicinity for their fi.rmtr .;-.:
he solicits a continuance of the ;jr:.c. ;
er with as much more as may be It;-..-upon
him.
Ebensburg, August 25. ISLO.x:.
a xcw KXt i rmiLM:
s. -1
M. KE11N & 1J1IO..
XVlLMOUf. Caveria CO.. ?i
Respectfully calls the attention of li?:::.
lie to their large and varied asiortu.ent vf
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
HATS,
BONNETS,
SHOES.
MEDICINES,
GR0C KB! Li-.
Ql'EENsV,:
CAPS.
Boot?,
DREGS,
ic, ic. i:
They are prepared to sel! at lower
any establishment in the county. TL ':
biir.g aeiecf-d with a view to the w:-.:.:;
couniry. cannot fail to reconimeu 1 ti
the public. aug..: :
T. BLA1K MOORE. j. ALhi. 3.. g
mOOUE &. 3IOORE,
I)espectful!y inform the citizens of E.
V ciisburg. and Cambria county gcr.-::.;
that they have now on hand, ar:d arc :..
staiitly, iu receipt of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
LIAKI'' j
QUEENS WARE,
HATS, CAPS.
BOOTS. h?.:li
BONNETS,
ETC., ETC.,
lc , i
All of which they are prepared to t- i
prices which defy competition, i'-r.i.-'
are earnestly requested to call and n.r:
our stock, as we are always prepare: u :'
satisfaction in goods and prices
August U'5tetf
D 11 Y
GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES.
and clot:::.v
AT BEDCCED TEICES 1
ROBERT FLINN, Wilmore. Car.lria r-r-is
closing out his entire stock of Ge? st
duced prices. All the Goods arc nv.
the latest and n-.ost f.ishional lc s;
greater part of which have been U rj.t -.-late
Spring sales, for cash, and will' be Li
eut cheap. Any person in want of ar.v ..:'
in this line will phase call, as I am Cc.-.-ed
to sell the entire stock off to ?.st ' :
for Fall Goods. aug.25.
$.tLCKY ! s ii)i)Li i: :
rVhc subscriber respectfully inli ne 2
JL citizens of Ebeiu-burg and fur-vj
rounding country that he has r.nen.-, iet-
a Saddler's shop, in the basement of c
his dwelling house, on Horner street.
he is prepared to furnish to order, und
most reasonable terms, every dec'rPt'vE c:
SADDLES, '
BRIDLES.
HARNESS.
t - &c..J:
Having many rears' experience in the i-?
ness, employing none but the hestwirir
men and using the best material upon
work, he hopes to merit and receive a h----share
of the public patronage.
Country produce at all times taker, in
change for work, and the highest marke::
ces allowed. JAMES MAG L'll'-i
Ebensburg, August 25, 185o:tf
A'ew Tailorinsr i:f ;ilIiliin nt
rphe undersigned respectfullv iuf 'rt-
-L the citizens of Ebensburg and vie:;.'
that he lias opened a Tailorinestaldis!:-
next door to Dr. Dunn's Drug Store, vvl.tr .
is prepared to manufacture "garments i
latest style and most complete workman
He hopes by strict attention to tusi:u '
merit and receive a share of patronace.
THOMAS DEVINS
Ebensburg, Sept. 1, lS5y:Iy.
IJOIVI.IXQ SAI.OOV.
gO.METHING new ix EBENSBIT;
The undersigned having opened a IV'. ''
Saloon, connected with hfs Restaurant, in '-'
basement of Myers' new Hall, respectful'? re
quests all who wish good exercise to give I
a call. ALE and LAGER DEER, c- '"'
most approved manufacture, constant'? ''
lllnd- THOMAS M'lUUhN
Ebensburg, August 25, lS59:tf
JOI1 WOKIi! JOll HOKU!
TTaving, in connection with the A
ghanian, a large and superior
lot
Job-Type, we are prepared to execute '
neatness and dispatch, every variety of
Work, including Hand Bills, Cards Vc"
and Blanks of every description, on
notice and on the most reasonable tencJ'
Persons desiring tot thins im this Hit. will
irtll t cU.