i i
FOR THE FARMER.
"i ll e c'iiiisu:
In sever.il :t ;i"i;ul tyral ad.irc.sos we
li ivo real recently, a fear v,'.:s expi'v.ssod y
the speakers, tb.:t the lulu re pr-pocis i
wheat growers We",: nut very ll.ittcrhur ;
that as the Liverpool marku v.-as the rre;;t
price regulator of oilier Earopean u:i.l the.
Aiucricnu marks!.:-, ai-i as there vu4 i:o
prospect of very hi Ai rates Leiii mantain
cl there except in a-lvcrac season, there
fore wheat growing was nut likely to be a
permanently proiitaMe imvlnes in this coun
try, especial!- a-i now lands were constr.nt
ly coming into market, and the wheat pro
duct W;.s largely on the increase m the
west. rortuTijteiy for the- agricultural
interest, the greatest in this country, tlii.i
is not a true statement ci ike ease. The
fact is the consumption i f w heat is s-tcn ii
ly outstripping its production. This the
census returns cf 1M30 will s-hu-'.v beyond
all possibility c-f dot-bi, and the reason for
it is obvious to all ol" us. V'c live in a
trading and a manufaeturin tiira. The
metal energy of the country runs con-tant-ly
in those directions, ;:u.l the tendency
of our people is iu live by lie vlwork rath
er than hand work. The Yankee, is an
imlnsdriotrt .d'ow. hut ip i in;i!-!i r.oii.!
t home behind a de.-k, than behind a
plow, and tlie statistics of New j'nlaud '
prove that this is the case. In 18-iO New
JMiiiiaiHl r:u.;e i two numon rmsiu'ls t.l
wheat, in it has fallen off to one mll-
lion bushels, and, notwithstanding the in
crease of population, it is doul.it l'ul wheth
er it raises anything like that amount
now.
- In the south cotton growing is absorb
ing the labor of the country, and the states
of Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia and Ala
bama, which raised lL,OuO,'.00 bushels
of wheat in lSl'J ; fell oft to S.Obib'JUO
bushels ia and we do not believe
that thesa states raised 2,000,000 bu.-diel.-,
last year. The fact is tlie eastern wheat
lands are constantly running out every
3'ear, and the iiauufactiiri:i.r and trading
population of the oiler stales, arc becom
ing more and more dependant on the west
for its food. In times past the ratio of
the increase in the production of b read
studs has been but 2 per cent., while
consumption has increased at the ra'e of
5 per Ceut., but we fnnly believe that the
next census will prove a still greater dif
ference. Lot the firmers therefore p the work
with a will, let thorn prepare to seed mure
wheat, corn, oats, ami barley, than ever
before, as hi all human piv.pabiilty, prices
are destined to advance as the year rolls
around. Rochford Xcics.
PuOTKCTIoX OV Si'AV.'BP.KP.lF.S IX
Wixteix. In protecting the strawberry
there may be too much of a good tiling.
All varieties of this fruit that we have ev
er experimented with, benefitted by cov
ering. They come out in the inn ing ear
lier, and seem to ttart siro!sr:.r. Jat
many who are not acquainted with the
habits of the plant, kill them with kind
ness. They pile on eoar.-e manure, straw,
leaves, or fine sea-weed, until thopknts
are smothered. Whila the plant is in
its inactive state, there is little to prevent
it from decomposing, by theacttou f heat
and moisture, like other vegetable matter.
An examination of a plant taken from un
der a manure heap, would show that the
leaves and crown had rotte 1.
The strawberry in its uncultivated state
jrrows among the gras.-e-, w hich in their
decay, form all ike protection the plant
needs. Natr.ro pruvH but a light cov
ering to Shi, 1 1 it front the sudden changes
of the atmosphere. Tor this purpose Id
most any coarse litter, pea or bean vines,
corn stalks, or sc-a-weee l, kept in place by
poles or Irudi, are good enough. They
must Lave air in Winter a. well in Sum
mer. At:i. Ajric all a: -Lt.
rLOWIXG L.N1 IX T:IV: r Abb TOR CORN.
"S. 31. Ibov.n, of Onondaga I grow
eoru cheaper than I did fifteen years a-o.
I plow in the fall eight to ten inches deep,
iu gravelly loam. I mellow it. in the
Kpring witli a cukivator, and do rao.-t of
the cultivation with the same implement.
I grew near U)t) bushels per acre this
year, an I it won'i cost me over ten and a
half cents per bushel. I think farmers
would do well to depcj.d more on corn.
I manure by top-dressing with compost,
using .salt, pla.-.ter, and uoleachcd-a.-hes,
with barnyard manure. Mimk sward not
over fmr years oil. I consider the fod
der epial to two and a half tons of hay
per acre."
Soiumi Cows. lion. Josiah Quincy
Pays, one of the advantages gained by soil
ing is the saving of land. 'One acre will
support three cows during the soiling
season. The cows ar turned out but
two hours, morning and evenim.-, and tlie
balance of the time they are kept in the
stably Tluy k,T healthy, and yield
more miu annually, than cows usually do.
One luan will take c.iro of, feed, water,
clean and miU twenty cows. I hey are
fed four or live time a day.
Cun.-nr.Aixs. To cure chilblains, sim
ply 1 Kit he the paits adoeted iu the li.-uor
iu which .potatoes have been boiled, at as
high a temperature as can be borne. On
the firt appearance of ailment, indicated
by inuamation and irritation, this bath
affords almost immediate relief. Tn 1,1.,
ndvacec-J stages, repetition j.revents Ireak-
out,
.Tk-vxsi-arext Coikxt 10a (jLASS.
dissolve one iart by weight of India Kub
d.er in Ci of Chloroform ; then aid l(i to
'"!rts powdered gum Mastic. This
heartily 4 Jcept warm for two days, aud
$t to bo a ffriiv-
PR0FES3IGHAL C A HQS.
A Hi! YiIA:.i KOPi.LiN, Ai'ivr.x i-.y
A J.t L.;-.v, Jjl.nsluwa. I'u. ::hee on Main
tr;-e.
an-25,U 5.-tf.
f 1. ?iiTililAY, Attosney at Law,
4 i . .. .
Pa. Oince opposite Cr;
w-
Jjrd's Hotel.
au;.25.1c5a.tt".
OiiN if-. II Till Y, Attorney at Law,
Oi'ieo ia Colon.idc It
Amrust 25. 1WA
7 3 LClIAEh. ITAS.-'ON, Axtou.nky at
Ifi Law, Kbeus!-.:-r, Pa.
August 25. I.s5?i:if.
HAUL KS VVV I X ( ; A 1 1 , Attoux k y
at L.r.v, Loe": Haven, Clinton county, I'u.
August '2'k 1 s;.t:ii".
L. IT,il: HlXt J , Attuknky at Law,
J J vim -aown, Cumbria county, Pa.
Auau.-i-j, 150. ti".
'g a.mks C Xoox, -itoiney at J
aw, Lb-
t ciiil.urg, Pa
Ai:ra-t r3. IS
Hiaee -No. o Colonaiio tow.
.-tf'.
1)111 J. S. NOON, Atiohxey at Law,
a in.-as'iuv, P-nn'a. Ollice two doors
oast f Tli nuii ...p.-; Motel.
Aucru?t m'.'l v.
T (k LEWIS. ATTOllNFA
AT
LAW. Uliico for the present with Dr
LewN.
L'ocasourg-. Git. 27, lS50.-tf.
J
OIIX ITLNLOX, Attuxky at Law,
Khrnslmrijr. Pa. Oilue
on street,
one ihmr west of liii resiJeucc.
Aairut-t 25, !S5'j.-tf.
"TSriLLIAJi KITTKLL, Attouxey &
t t? Coaa-t llor at Law. O.'Jiee iu Colon
nalc Itov. , Klicii.-ljur, Pcmi'a.
Aucrat 25, IS5:t.-tt".
I). 3IAGi:iLVX, Attorney at
Law, L"cNi.hrr, Pa. Oiiice on High
street, o;i!o-ite the lt CUlice.
Auga.t'25, ls5:).-tf.
T L. JOliXSTOX, Attorney at Law,
SlV Lbcasbrr, C'acibrirt county, la.
k-jr Diiiep op; . -site the Court lJouse.
Kijesi.biuy, liccember 1, 1S50.
A C. M UL L1X, Attorney at Law, Eb
XA cii.-tiui,r. Cu'.u'ori.i county, Pa.
l3ii. O Hi c e two Co o r. ncu tli of Colona-le Tlo w,
cn.i iinmctlii'.tely cpj.orite Thojupsou's Hotel.
Kbeu; lust, Decensber 1, 1850.
c. m. ia:r.i, E'kiuLii,-j. t. l. HEvmt. Johnstown
TLIIl) & HKYmj, Attorxkys at
JLVi Law. Counsel pivca ia the lhi-Ii.-li and
Ccna.oi laiijru.i-es. U.'.iec in Coloaadc Row,
Loea jburr. P:i. aujr.25,lt50-tf.
T H. CA3i
? Liu-, I'l.ea
C.UirjJS'LL, Atjornkv at
a:r". CainLria coiiiitv. T:i
He will .-o.tciid to all bu-inc-s citri:ipil"tn
care in the I'ourts of Cainbriu auu ludiuua
eoaati?. Oriice ia Colouade flow.
August 25, lS59.-tf.
Hd CIIUISTY, M. D., Wilmore,
CaiaJiria cc.. Pa. Ollice on Main St.,
next door to L. Cai.-idav's tore. Niht calls
made at the Cambria House. su.25,'5;'tf
l fessioaal services to the j-iiietis of Kb
Ii.vio.o.l r. f -1 . 1 . ! c 1 I
ciibburjj. Oaiee ia l.M-ug- btore, ou Hih St.
opposite Thompson's Hotel.
i:iM-:isb::i-g, August 25, lri5f:tf.
rt.LKWi.s. :d. d..
tenders
his profc 5;on:il strvict
to ihe eitiiens
of Lbeu.-bui-jr a:nl vici.iity. lie may be found
ia the ollice f.-i iriei ly occupied ly lr. D. V.
Ll v'is. Niht ' i'i'.s made at the otiiee.
A. -:!. 25, le5;!;tf.
TACK'SOX & CLAIIK, Slrokox Di:n-
O Ti.srs, Johnstown. Pa. (;;e of the linn
will be i:i Pl-jibur- dariiicr the first ten d;i; s
of each laouth, during which time all persons
desiring his professional services can tind 'aim
at the office of Dr. Lewis, nearlv opposite
Plairs Hotel. aug".25,lS50.tf.
11. J. M. 31'CLULC, SfRCKOS AND
his professional services to theladics and gen
tlemen of Johnstown and vicinity of thisplaee.
Particular r.tU-ution paid to diseases of the
Mouih. Teeth extracted with c-lcctiieal for
ceps. ...
Oflice in the old -ExchrDge,'' ou Clinton
street. "
Johnstown, Aug. 25, lS59.-ly.
TOSl-:iIl TY. MYERS, Justice of the
ty Peace, ui.mui hill, Cambria countv.
Aug.Uit 25. l5y:tf.
A Vii'nii TIIO.MTSOX, Justice of the
Jt.
-JV l-eace.
ilmore, Cambria eouuti-.
An
;ut 25, lh5t:tf.
J Ik COIIICK, Justice of the Peace,
Johnstown, Pa.
Lt-iiT Collections promptly attended to, nnd
Coiivey.uiciag doac with accuracy and dis-
aug.25,lS5t):tf.
s
T. LAWltEXCIl HOTEL.
No. 1018 Chestnut St., Philadehdiie.
V.". S. C.?iyaKLL & Co., l'l oprkiort.
August 25, 1850.tf
pAMP.JUA HOUSE, Wilmore, Pa.
Pal?ii:r a Peck, Proprietor.
Hacks attend the arrival of each train to
convey pa-sealers to the Hotel, and thence by
Plank Rj-.d to Kbensburg.
August 25, lS51:lf.
11 FOUNTAIN HOUSE, KbeuKburjr, Pa.
-LVJ- J0115 Thomphos, Jr., J'r'-piirtor.
The Tacle is always supplied with the
choicest U li-aeies. The H.ut is supplied with
choice lienors; and the Sta.ilb attended hv
carclul hosti.rs. -y- Roarders taken by the
week, month or year. .iug.255tuf.
TTNION HOUSK, Lbensbur?, Pa.
VJ John" A. lli.m, 1'mprirtn'r.
Also, in connection, PLAIR t Co's HACKS
will leave the '-Ciiioa House" for AVilmore
station in time to take the Eastern and "West
ern trains. Every accommodation will be af
forded to make passengers comfortable.
August 25, IS50:tf.
J. PATTON THOMPSON, Wm
AMISIIBSSE & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers in Notions, Ho
siery, Cloves, Thimm ixr.s, SIIjK Haxdker
CHigrs. Cravats and FANCY GOODS No
41. "J Market street, ( Tt uitt y i;ro'ttl.lfan,i '
aug-.lSiOuQ PHILADELPIH i
TT H V A N S re-
7a 1 KlliUili in-
jori.i.-. Hits ciJiy.c-:i.- of t -
K!it :-:.-.'.-u:-r. and Cam
'iia county n-enc-rni-- "'
i-i-
th. t Le hns on
band 'a ad for 'sal.', sit
i
his iS ".irc-roon, oiiu
r;-urre ivcjt of tiluir's
a large mid
s-,!ca-:id n-;3oi-;ntci:t c
. 1 i-
i-ui:;iTrn;:, wi.ich
v.-iii -sell vcrv t-hcan. COi-i I.ns i:.ad: to
i
or !cr on the shortest notice and at reasona
ble price.
Lbea&bury, Oct. 6, 1850.-tf
WOOD, KORRELLfiCO.,
ilUbl-.r-ALI
and Ic.'.TAIIi dealers in all
V 9
k:nd of alcrehandise. keen eonstant-
oa hand the folio win'' articles :
ih:y cckjds,
UlL-CLOTIia,
LOXNLT.S,
..)T;txs.
OCLKXSW'ARE
cinKKhiihs,
n.-H, SALT,
HATS AXD CAPS,
CAPa-KTlXCS,
CLuTiilXC,
POUTS VXD SHOES,
HAP.inVAPvK,
PKOYISIOXS,
FLO I'll, PACOX,
Peed of all kind
Ye-'c-tablfs &c. Clothino-
and Poets and Shoes made to order on rea
sonable terms.
Johnstown, Oct. 27,
lS5D.-tf.
LST ili'PXKJ) AXI) FOii SAI.P.
iiY it. S. PUXX, li. 1., a gener
al assortment ct
S; "'-. OiL-i. 7(.'(As. Die-S.'ti:,.
I2riinii!es, Wines, Ciizas. FStiiil,
Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Rnisl.cs, Coin!;?, Sta
tionery, Phiuk P.ooks, Periuaiei-y, So:i;.s,
IoIkh-co. e;r:'!-. Saul.-, and other
usually kept in L'rag Stores.
articles
it. s. puxx, :,i
Ebensburg, -Vug. 25; lt-'ji'.-ly.
D.
niciiAni) :i. J0NE.1',
V.'ITH
CUAS. It. WILT.IA5IS. JAMES D. AEXEST.
AVholesale Uealers in
DRY GOODS,
XO. 415 MAPKLT STRLKT,
Pll I L A I) K L r 11 1 A.
JKZT'drcat inducements offered to CASH
and short time luyers."5j
Aujr. 25, 1S59.-U-.
P. T. THOMPSON, with
I. 1. I'ATl'TO.'V & Co.,
J holesale Dealers in aud rdar.ufactn
f t tarers of
II A T Si , CAPS, F V U .? ,
Hatteri Materials. Straw Good. Artificial
riowcrs, Buirald R:bes, ic, &c.
No. 5'28 Market street, PHILADKLPHl A.
Cash 2 ixl fur Wool and ' 'nj '..
rUICE 1. PATTOV. A. Oi i E.VilEliltU.
August 25, 1859-tf
C. C. STEWART, with
I3TAXDY Si. I15?K?;Xt:K,
lommission xderehauts and D
eaters in
V 1 Foreijrn aud Domestic
JIAliliWAin: AX It CUTLERY.
"K rx ' or. -1 ot " 7 . . 1
-ami 1 tu Mrvi'i, ensi
side, above Coiiiruerce, PHILADELPHIA.
pii'vi nn c 11 v- w
EIWABD S. HANDY, JiO. G.
LUES:.i;R
C. F. BREXNEK.
August 25, 185tuf
c:oi;ck :i. jtiDDLK, witu
mportf rs and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign
una Domestic
3I X ZS C- CT tZ Ci 3
AND CAill'ETIXU,
No. 2t3 .Market St.. below Third, and No.
j- Ltiureii Alley, I'ai
Dec. 1, lS50:tf
XV. S.
"OLAIN and FANCY JOIi PI1INTER,
STATIOXEP.,
Blank Pool; Murijiclurer, Pook Hinder,
and dealer iu every description of
American and Forei'rn Pnn.T-: X-c H-r-
Corner of .Miuketand Second sts., and Wood
and Third streets, PITTSUUKC, Pa.
X-Q-pf'-nt for L. Johnson k Co., Tyj.e
louuiurs ic raeciroiypers, I iiiiaUeipbia.
August 25, lt5):t.f
3 1353. DAN. C. HORBIS, IS53. G
KtALKK IX
rASIIIOXAPLE HATS .j CAPS,
Ilixi Street,
OI'I'O.SITK I'll K MAXSIOX IlObbE,
0 Jo2tnsiovu, la.
0
S22 m
W. fl LLOVD CO.
Alioonu, Ia.
"TVTt.VFT.S on the Principal Cities, and Sil
I ver and CoM for .-ale. Oollt-i't-ons t.i ,a
aionejs received on depo-it, payable on de
mand, wunout interest, or upon tune, with
interest at fair'rates. nov.i, '5t;tf.
WM. REVSOLlld. J. M. STEVEXSO-S, JU
j. r.owF.x smith.
JOHN HILL, with
GROCPItV & CO.M .MISSION MEIiCHANTS,
No. 4'J N. Howard street,
Oct. 20,1859. P.ALT1MOHE.
JAMES POUOIIEUTY, avitu
Tliolesale Dealer in
TO B A ( CO, SN CFF and cig a RS,
No. 8 N. Fifth street, above Market,
Puilaihu.imua.
Also, Manufacturer and Importer of Forebm
aud Domestic CIGARS. sep.l 1850uf
. W. TODD, with
COSRAD WALTOX,
C23 Market St., Phila.
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN &. DOMESTIC II A T? n v A?r
August 25, lS5t.tf
QADDLES BRIDLE S, HARNESS, &c., made
on Horner St., in the basement of ht -
k 7 ui ut;i u iiifhuufrihfT .
dwelling-bouse. Counirv nrn,in.-o .o'i-
r . .. .1. f J,1 '" S
ni'u 111 fieuuugc ior work.
TM i t, o JAME.SMAGUIEE
Ebensburg. Dec. 8.TS5?;tf
n
s
o
I
r.1
t
'if,
DEALKK IN
Would resjieetfully cell the attention ot
ever inc.de in Cookinir stoves the
coal bv which means is saved fifty ter cext
1 t :i fi-r.'-iit civ'rur iif I'lieb
2d a much fjuicker and hotter oven from the same fire.
2d The preservation of the top pl.ites, r.s they are all made double.
4th Cleanliness, as there is not one half the soot iiud dirt found in other stoves,
lie has : Is, on lmndi a lart'e :'s?oi tinosit of HAUL) '.'."ARE, CHAIN 1'1'MIM 1IOUP IRON,
NAILS, GLASS of all size, TABLE and POCKET CUTLER V, EDGE TOOLS, HARVESTING
TllDI.S nlr- .tc
tools, etc.. etc
Also he still manufactures and keeps on
r-neei iron, an 01 wnica ne win sen ui
Country produce.
Nov."2 l, lti5'a:tf
riiE sunscrjnr.R pegs leave to inform the PL'PLIC generally that he
B has opened out at
OF! HIGH STREET, Ont SQUARE EAST
DATS AND CAPS,
qi'ee.s'ai:e.
crockery w a r e.
POUTS AND
CLOTHING,
STATIONERY,
To which he respectfully invites their attention, and which he will soli at the
or for most kinds of Country produce.
Ebensbnrg, Oct. 27, 1850. -tf.
SAKES this method cf iuforiaing his old
3 friends, that he is still engaged in the
Mercantile Ibisiness, at Kbensburg, and is at
all times prepared to seil to purchasers,
- ft! THE LOWEST PRICES.
Kvery variety aud ddacxiptiou of staple
and
fancy dry goods,
hardware
qi:eensvare,
groceries,
tuijacco
CIGARS,
Ac, kc.
And in fact every thing usually found in a
general Store. An examination of hi- stock
sad prices is all he desires at any time to ef
fect Sides.
rr- Approved Country produce in cx
L -" change for GtfODS r.t all times.
Kbensburg. Aug. 25, ls5t.-tf.
Ty ospoctfully informs his old friend;; and
JLj the public generally that he is .-.ill to be
found at his score room, on High street, ad
joining Crawford's Hotel, whore he is prepa
red at all times to furnich consumers with
GllOOEiULt; axd CONFECTIONS.
OLD II YE WHISKEYS.
WINES, GINS,
LIIANDIES,
&c., &e.
Feeling thankful to the citizens of Ebcns
burg and vicinity for their former patronage,
he solicits a continuance of the same, togeth
er with as mueii more as may be bestowed
upon him.
Ebensbnrg, August 25, I850:tf.
AffEff EXt'ITEJILXT!
M. KE11N cc LiiO.,
WlLMOKE. Cvmptiiv rn ?i
s.
ResncciftiRr culls tlie ;.ticnt.,., ,.f tl... ,,k.
lie to their lar-c aud varied assortment of
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES,
(jnNV.'ARE,
CAl'S.
1HJOTS,
DRUGS,
kc, kc. kc
HARDWARE,
HATS.
BONNETS,
SHOES,
. MEDICINES,
Thcv are nrenared to seM .if lmrrrr-'na il.on
any establishment in the county. Their goods
beinj? selected with a view to the wants of the
conutry, cauuot fail to rceoiamend them to
the public. aup25.lS59 tf.
Vi'ILMORE, C.vMiini.v couxtv, Pa.
c-aler in all kinds of DUY GOODS
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUE ENS V." A RE,
ROOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, io.
Country Produce caken in exchatifre for
Goods. - au.25,1$50:tl
rjphe undersigned" lespcctfully informs
. me cnui'iis ui I'.nriiihiir.T .,,,,1 ...
that he has opened a Tailoriaestublishment
ueii uoor 10 i;r. i.unii s urug Store, where he
is nrenared to iiianufaof
latest style and most complete workmanship.
Hp limine liv cjfn.t ...f...:. . . 1
.,j fuuiuiu-uimu ,y OUSIUCS3 to
merit and receive a share of patronan-e
-. ' , ' c ' THOMAS DEVINH. .
Ebensburg, Sept. 1, 1850dy.
liOTTLIXRSironY.
gOMETIIING new ix EBENSLUKG.
The undcTsiiTied b
Saloon, connected wiib b! V...t :..
basement of Myers' new Hall, rcspcctfullv re
quests all who wisl,Kood exercise to "h e him
a call. KJ ALU and LAia'u I'via"
most approved manufacture, constantlv on
hand. TIIOM S xt-,
Lbeusburg, August 25, 185t:lf '
3 -mi urn
J
ALL KINDS OF
the public to
burning of the
f the
it ;act iiiijirovement.s
fiint and ml,e ari-ing from the
The iiiipiovcnicnts claimed are
of Fuel.
hand a large assortment
Tin. ('
and i
exiremciy low price
iu cxebange lor (.ash or
GEO. m'NTLEY.
OF THE DWaOSD, EBHKSEUEG, FA.
SHOE;
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
FLOP.': AND RACON.
PROVISIONS, ic. kc
A. A. IJAPiKLK.
lt'JbKKT l.AVIS, JCIIX I'. d;Xi
Ti"EEP cc'nstnnt'J on Laud a lar-e and su-JL-
perior stock of
D It Y GOO D S ,
of every description, such as'
CLOTHS, CASSI.MERES,
TT,.,. SATINETS, TWEEDS.
JEANS, DROWN AND
RLE ACHED MUSLINS,
DRESS G O OU .S' , t; -rj r!,;l. ,
F A N C Y Goo D S A N It N o T I O N S ,
A larjie assortment oi'EouTS Siit.ES.
which lnive just been received fro- 1 P, . "i
STKAW, I CR a...l WOOL HATS,
STAT J ONAI ; Y of cverv der" .n
W A L L P A P E If of even- &tyle,
(Jt'EFSV.'AnF.
sroxi: axd
FAKTJIEXWASE.
-V lull supply of
CH AS SUGARS. MOLASSKS svi'i-i.c
COFPEE. TEAS A N i ) RICE
A FULL STOCK OF SPiCES.
FLO UK, BACON,
FISH, TOBACCO
CIG A11S & SNUFF,
PAll IHON, N ILS
AND GLASS '
Always ox ttaxiw.
nrtiprs, I'aiutM wild ciZs,
and a full ossortmeut of other articles usuaPlv
kept in country stores.
All kiuds of Country Produce, such as Rutt--Egg,
Paeon.' Grain. Wool, pj- '
tatoes, Roans, Ra-s,
taken in exchange for Goods, and the Cvn
never relused.
r..MrC1V:,U:Y' roiLAR and riXE LUM
PLk bought and sold.
t.,,, , . DAVIS 4 JONES.
Lbeusourg, Ang. 25, lS5y.tf.
T. I5LAU1 MOORE. t TT7"
J- ALEX. MOOHE.
aIKK .1IOORE,
TJcspccttully Worm the chizeiis of KI.-
thai tY' 1UUl ty PcaeraPv,
ta.it they have now ou h;.:-d " '
M.illly, in rooi-ipt of ' -lJ"1'
DRY GOODS,
' GROCERIES,
QUE EN S W A R E , HARDWARE.
HATS, cArs,
PONNETS, B00T3' SI;0ES'
ETC, ETC,
August 25, lb5i:tf
T) n y g o o Fs;
ROOTS, SHOES
AND CLOTHING
at REnrcEn ruiers ! '
RORERT FLINW ir.v, , .
I- closing out his entire .to'Jk ITZIT
duccd prices. All ti i at 'c-
the latest and ,Z.
greater part of which have been bouI S'jS
late Spring sales, for cah nnd wllii , e
out ohean. A .: Ul " 'i1 be clsed
(?z rt 77 -fs
n"Drt
fer Fall Good. V ",ilke rt,on
aujr.25,is:,..:tf
"Tf"7T7'ILL be published every Thur,1 ...
the following rates, viz : y
Per annum, (payable iii advance) j, ..
If not paid within the first six mot::!; -.
If not paid until the expir.it ion of vt'.r'
A failure to notify a di-continu.'.t'ice at" '.
expiration of the term, .ub-cribtd for v,;'i'
considered a new engages. lent. " "
TEUK.S OF -i)VE!!TIS!Xf: :
1 iiiicrtioa. 2 da. :
1 ?qunre, (12 linos.) 5? 7-
2 son.ire-, ( 2 1 iinos.) 1.0 j.-.i) .' '
."i r'-..a'. ., (U'i line.;,) 1.50 2.. '. '
Over three wtck-s and les.'tinui c , . .
25 cents per f":urc for c irli ia.-tr'i.
a i.,oiith'
IS d...
8 lines or less.
;i.5-.
. 0.0 )
1 s-ju're. (12 lines.) 2.50
2 squares, (24 linos,) 4.00 ..(ui
:. s.juarcsi ('J-i liue.--,) C.) 1." .
Half ft column, lU.O'i 12. .j
One column, 15.'-o 22.' a
Administrator's rnd Executor's Noti
Professional or Ru.-jiies-s Cards, t.ot i
hi;
feeding 8 lines, with p 'ptr, j try . r.
l''.J Advertisements not marked v.-;. :.
number of insertions desired, will be ((;. .'
tied till foil : idea, and charged utcorJli
the above tcrris.
"O LAD THIS, A N i ST V i ; V YtY
J UST RECEIVE; NEW ST t K t r
WATCHES, JEWELBV I
At Vtc fj.i t.'.i J.J b a tell, .'lu,,i . '. ., '
The ucdori-ned desires l ('..!'. t
foil of thepeoide of .olMit.)wn ::i;d .j
iij-j-counlry to the 1'aet that he- 1::- i... ..
joi ;.te 1 :"i A'-roi.t of a 1 .rge import;.:-.- ...
of V.'A'iC.IES, CLOCKS, kc, at..1. ,
l.-.rge maniifuct'ir'iTt' c?t."."d;.-l.ii:-!i? ( ;' ... '
ELikY, whereby "ne is tua'ole l ti ..r ....
ii'dv.ct n: nt to i'tir'diesors o: th ; .
wore never before "rc 1 ia thi- pi .....
where ihis sid;- of the Aiio.cuies.
lie is oul 1 i.L.o Ciiil ..tuition t-.. Lis
assortment cf
WATCIILS ANT' JI'WFL-IT
in?t received all of the P.trst f ." -most
?o:iutIful we-rkmanr hip. l.:. -T :
ed his stock with ;:re. t c.-re, !--.;
he can salt every msio r.s to stv. ".
all pockets by the . roat roduotioii ia
are partietilariy invited to aa i:; -:
1-rosout t1'.-k and prR-es. EAR 1 i.; ! r' :.;...
orto said at c-1.50 will in w !..t. ? hi ;.t
Hud irurrt.ni'd to ;--ud ihe .' ' I u:..r. h; s
1'ius, iiings, ic. at a reduction.
c; 1: r. t i: aj s: i
I vo-.ild call your attention to lay 1
r.ss oi:n:eiit of
OOLL) AXI) SILVER WATri::
at tiie f. ih.-n in- very lew j :. ,::
Hintisi ; V. r. c W: teh. v. ari ::s - .'
JImi!;n.' Sih'.T Cvli:.der. idtl.cn.- ..-.-M ! .
l!il- l-.:w:i : t 20, i Sto 11 !o . i, . .. ' .
SI 4. i v.-ill now soil at froi:-.::::I-1
1 n t ; : ;r LeVirs fr.-i a::::::::::::::::::Si2 t
;'en i .i. e.! t ' .ii.iiers. heretofore
s-d i : Slo. 1 will siii .it Jr.-Op-'11
F..C-- : Detached I.evcr?:::::S!''' b
All trxlchm gold tril! le in. rr, ;' l '
l"-lre i.toitth. or txchcitje J-r o.vili .- . r .-..
val'te.
Everybody is ir.vited to cnll and ?r.:.z'M
the stock, as style it is unrivalled in ti.is i-.r-muai'y.
while the prices at which it is
pre rnprcci dcntedlv low.- Goods m 1 '. :.:
CASH o-nly.
ECParticuhir .attention paid torn:.:
Clocks, Watches, Jewl. ry. A.c. f ? :..
for which the -Cumbria. IrouC. mi-aiii ? "
will Vi-t-kn; ;.t par. All v v-ik v -rr .
Tt -WN AND Ct-UNTRY STOPKKEh!
Sl'l- lie-1, with Washes. Jew. hv. Ac.
th ;n c;; ; ri-.-os. lS. G. II !.' E. A
So- .. f. 1 ,".t'.-' r.
si-nt'SAL a r- s i j" x ci: r. i
vrAEEn ciir rrpLil'inxi: iioisi.
ICO, CO H I r, 1 1: -Kr:i.
NEW, ENLARGED AND REVISIT-
REA; V pi .Si insTRlIiUTK'.N.
i ''2 ' -...'.'.- i.l'ti! i'. (.',;' -';.'.",'.-.'
ni.- and y ...... , 1.;., f, - ( 1.. . t'
JL mol MI.Yi.R WA'iVIlKS. Ad !
ii!.!e P.izts. P,;il j .ir: i. r.i.rs ui vi a ia 1.
b.uucs. . inch v ill ' e al l tree K. ail i;;
idic.itio'.i
Valuable Gi.'ts. worth from ."" cts. tc s
01 .vi..v. 1 i-a-.i" to t ;'.c! " urt -1 r
in tiifis
i-tri1
ute 1 t- niv
whhi-.i the j at six months 15o.
Ui.'.ribr.ted daring ti.e r.cr.t six m.-i.:!--
Tho indiu-tiuont-s 1 V-rc, -ei ;- --
Ebon 1 tlian those cf aav other 1t-v
busnuss
P'-'vmg been ia the r-a' E.iiii,- r : 1 '.'.
seliinu- busi-usi f.-r the 1 i tiuhiv. r
oxperioneo tii.tl-h-j n.e to ,Cs duct" t:.--Entvri-rize
viih ihe greatest s:.:f. cti .
2 AGLN'IS WAN'iK: it. c
Town and Cor.rtv.
For full panic ttl.r.- ad-lrcss
P'UANE KUI.ISON.
Quaker City l'-e.M i-i.' p R. : - .
T.3 South Third Street. PLil-.R " V
Sept. 22, lt:;i..jm. " '
The Pir,f,vi;.,.i Xrui,(,d I at J.i-r, '
OF CAM Li! I A Ci-TNTY.
LOCATED A T V. IX V. X s V. I "t i . i.
TR'MIE above named Cot,;;'rv. .'
X April ttth, lc-'aT, will i.'Vci v. :
proj.eity at s..fo rate.-.. :.!!' ; -
c.iroi'ul ia the risks taken, this .'...t-- "
seats a reliable and chcip n.c .'.:. a.'. ;
w hich. poK,,ns may sccei e tl.n -r , . .
probable l)sos b- fire.
0:i..e (vi Cer.tVe Stro.-t, iic.iiv
Thoaspsoa's 'uldouiiiaj-n li..a.-e."
D. 11. RtipElTTS. f- '
A. C. Ml-llIn. See'v. & Tn as.
JOSEPH 11. CAY.i'P.ELL. A.: '
Aug. 25, 185i.-lv.
e: i 1: a s isr k g r a i v
H
vi v.i 1 .-.
iiircimseil the ci
and "iixtures of th Fb-.l - I'.-'
the subscriber is prep sired to lurahh "
nnd others with
pl o r (; 11 s, p l o r a u r"iy'
s r o v 1: s. m 2 1. l 1 1; o s :
TllUESUlXG .VACJIJXIS.
and castings of any kind thtu mav be ia - '
in the community;"
r.y strict attention to the business cf '
concern, he hopes to merit, and trn.-as la':.',
receive, a liberal patronage from J1--
want of articles iu his line."
All business, done at the For.ndrv.
EDWARD" GI.A-
September 1, lS50-tf.
IO U Al.KOiie cood iH w Tillt c '
. lie sett of WAGON HARNESS. !v
Aug. 25. 150. tf G.KUNTI-
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