"1
)
'
FOR THE FARMER.
Apiary ii& Jaau.li.
Plenty of nir'i necessary for boos In
YTintor as in Summer. Without care the
jMsues may be cLvc l by rain freezing oji
the outside or moist ire coiHionsing i'runi
tii-
in
;Me, aii'l the lej be si-toflieivl.-
Deao! bees ami l'ikh falling from Hie combs
FomctiniC" obstruct the iti.i'ice. Turn
l.aclc the hive neeasion.-s'ly, ami clear uw.iv
a!l litter an I frost. It in is.it necessary to
dig out hives tlut may be cove; el by drift
ing snow.
During tniM weather, unle-s Iherc be
new fallen snow on the ground, it is well
to allow ili2 Lees to fly; but or .lays only
warm enough to tempt a f .w to issue,
shade the hive to discourage them. In
very cold weather, the heat of the sun is
needed upon them.
Continue to ruurd against depredations
from rats and mice, especially wuh those
stored in the house. These latter, shuuld
be kept dark and as tiuiet as possible.
The offensive efiiuvia from dead bees may
be removed by spr'nkbn air-slaked lime
upon the floor of the room. Am. Ag.
A Good l anurr in a. Acisrlibor
liuod. Tn looking over some recent remarks by
Hon. Z. Pratt, on taking (he chair at the
formation ot the Prattsville Farmer's
Club, we fiid the following siurge.s:ive
paragraph :
"A good farmer in a neiglihorhoxl is a
jrreat blessing; and let him ro to what
-Mill or Meeting he likes, hi.s mode of
fanning and his impvoveUieuis wiil be
adopted."
This is vey true, and it is encouraging
to every one who is trying to bring about
a bettor husbandry o.i his own farm and
among those who are, and are to be, his
neighbors and companions. Whatever
may be a limn's political opinions or his
persona! preferences, if his example be
good, if he show on his own farm. letter
tillage, better crops, better animals, and
better profits, his methods will be looked
into by those who know him, and he will
be imitated; and thus improvement will
go on.
rami.
This is the season for the thought crop.
Tho seed may be obtained from the past
year's experience of yourself and others,
and books and papers will furnish a still
wider choice. New thoughts are both
capital and tools. Tliinkuhj men romni'tjuf
success. Let the home department re
ceive due aMon. Settle outstanding
accounts, anhfs far as practicable, start
square with the year. Improve the farm
on paper. Lay drains and , build walls
with pen and ink, plant fields with pencil
and ruler. Get the whole farm and its
future operations hj Iccitrt, and thus be
ready for the coming campaign. Then
enlarge good farming into good "neigh
boring." Start the farmer's club, urge
forward neighborhood improvements, bet
ter roads, superior school-houses, iiiid
whatever the public need. These labors
will fill the leisure of Winter r.lexsurably
and with profit. Am. Aj.
A L'scl'ul Table.
Counting plants one foot apart each
way, we shall have forty-three thousand
five hundred and sixty upon an acre, be
cause an acre contains that number of
superficial feet. Take the figure in the
first column of the following table as the
distance apart, and an acre will contain
the number of plants iu the second col
umn :
li feet
2 do
2i do
3 do
2 do
l do
dj
C do
8 do
10 do
10.300 12 feet,
10.S3) 15 do
0,000 IS do
4,siG 20 do
302
10S
131
ICS
00
GO
48
Co
27
21
do
do
2,725 25
1,742 30
liO
1,200 35 do
G0 40 do
435 45 do
The Ci-kcui.t.v Acai.v. We give a
phut by whielL Mr. Consadine, of Cincin
nati, has been successful : His treatment
is to dissolve a half-peck of slacked lime
sviultwo pounds of flower of sulphur in a
bucket of -water, which is to remain for
f'rty-cight hours before use. He applies
this li.juor with a common garden syringe,
commencing when the plum is developed
to about the size of a pea. lie makes the
application in the afternoon, or toward
evening as the insect commits his -depredations
mostly in the night by svriii"in
t)ie tree with the mixture. Ohio 1W.
Size of Tubes for Transplanting.
It is advisable not to-buy trees of more
than three or four years' growth. Trees
ten or twelve teet high may look more
promising when first set out, but those of
live to sis feet will, in a few years, out
fctrip the former, and if properly cared for,
be far superior. The probability of loss
by removing larger trees, is uho much
greater. Am
Best Apples in New York. Market.
The Newtown Pippin commands the
highest price. Parties are now paying
85 and 80 per barrel, for shipping to Eii
rope. Spitzenbergs, It. I. (ircenings, and
Jialdwins follow the Newtown Pippins in
price. Large quantities of Pu.ss.etts are
sold, but usually at lower prices than the
above. Am. Aj.
(Tins eng. Minnesota ginseng is sellin
in the-St. Louis market at 35 cents' per
pound. (Jinseng will hereafter be one of
the exports of tint State.
PR OF ESS I Q fi A L CARDS.
A liKAHAM KOPELIN, Attorney
uTjL. at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Ofiice on Main
direct. aug25,lS59-tf.
fi I). MITilllAY, Attohvey at Law,
v i-.ufi- ourg, i'a. UJhce opposite Crcnv
fo-..! s Hot:d. an ,lH."i;.l."
TOilX S. PIIEY, Attorney at Law
tJ Ebensburg, -,. OOice iu GVlonade Row
August '.", l;j."H:tf.
"riCHAI-:L UASSON, Attorney at
L JL Law. Ebensburir, Pa.
Austin 23, UbV.r.tf.
OUA L KS W W i ( I A i; P, A vr. xv.y
V- at L iw. Lock E-.icn, UK.iiOM tountv, Pa
August .", l-jrJ:tf.
CI L. I'KMII.v'd, AttmuvkyatLaw
Johnsiown, Ci-.iul.ria toaniy, Pa.
James C. X-jon, Attorney at Law, Kb
enl)iirjr. Pa. O.aee No. 3 Colouadc Iiow
Aus'.ist Jj, ISjy.-tf.
IHllS. NOO.V, Attorney at Law,
. Klunsluii, P.-:in'a. Oilice two doors
easi oi inoinpson 3 iiutcl.
August 2i lS:.'J.-ly.
T C. LEWIS, ATTOltXEY AT
iau. u ace lor tlie ucsiut with Dr.
11." W I S.
Elcnlnr? (Vt. 27, 1830.-tf.
TOII.V I'ENLOX, Attorxev at Lvw,
"""'.'"i.;, 1:1. v'iii. o tju .iia-n street.
one noor wo-t ot In - rr i. lcr.ee.
Auc Hot ISoO.-tf.
11 AAA M XITTKLb. A tt .u e y a
T C(.i;!i--!lor at Liw. O.iire iu Coloa-
An.TH.-t ."), 185r.-if.
T 1. MA;i;iJAX, Arn.uxEY at
Uw, l-.iH-i-i.ur.-, O.Ike on II: Ai
street, ojinosite tlie Post CKIicc.
Auju't .'", Is1;.:). tf.
T L. JOHNSTON' Ai:,,,tT,,w
. i-.oMsiiiir. l ,m 1 11 ta r.iii 11 1 v . I'a.
Eoeusbui-jr, Ucetouljer 1, l z J.
k Tl 1 t . . . '
A C. M U LLIX, Attorney at Law, Eb
ensburg, Caml.ri.v county. Pa.
Otlii o two d..rs nort'i of "Colon.idc Kow
nn.l immediately omxsite Thojnpsou's Hotel,
Kbenshiu, Dec-cniljcr I, lsjO.
C M. rkkii, E!:tnl-ura. T. L. JIEYEB. Jol.nj;otcn
T E D . & 1 1 1 : V E It, Att .a k v s at
V J.aw. t onn-x-l 41V. .. in the Mn.Mih and
.crii ia la;i!i:iei. Uu'ice in Coloi.u le How,
KWensSarrf, i'a. iU, 50 -t f.
J II. CAMP! 5 ELL, Attorney at
o Law, Kheii l.'irrr, Cimi'ria eonaty, Pa.
lie will attend to all hasiiu ss eurnisted to his
care in the Courts of C.i-u'-ria Indiana
counties. Oifiee in Colonade Uow.
August "J.'i, ISoD.-tf.
HC. CII11LSTY, ?I. I)., Wilaiorc,
C imhria co., V.. Ofllce on Main St..
next door to L. t'assi-lav's store. .i"ht calls
made at t'ae Camhria House.
.").'5Dtf
1) S. 1UJNN, M. D., tenders his pro
V' fessional rvit es to the citizens of Eh
enslr.inr. ():ii-e in Drwj; Store, on High st.,
ojrosit?; Tliomjison's Hotel.
Ehensliurg, August 2", I850:tf.
f KOIKJE 1L LEWIS, M. I)., ten-krs
J his nrofes.-ion il services to the citizens
of Eben.hiirr and vicinity, lie may he found
iu the olli.-e t'.nu"-ly occuj'lcd liy Dr. I). W.
Lewis. Night calls mad- at the oilice.
August 23, 1830:tf.
TACKSOX & CLARK, Suikjeon Den-
f.) ti.-ts. Joliastown, i'.i. Uao of the firm
will he in K!jculiur;i- ihi- " i the Grst ten days
of each inontii, duri i- which time all persons
desiring his prof. sbi..u.tl services can find him
at tiie o.'Iice of Dr. Lewis, nearly opposite
."lair'j Hotel. aug'a.lSj.O.tf.
DP. J. M. M'CLUrtf.;, Slroeon ano
M"'."ii iir al I)i:ntmt, rc-sp.-v. fully offers
his profesM.jual u the la i. ; . i.nd gen-
i.kiaen ;f Jolniif. -vn u:. 1 vi iii'nuf this place.
Particular attention p-ii.l (.. .!i ic-i.-;s of the
Mouth. Teeth extracted with electrical for
ceps. Oflicc in the old lT.::r hange," on Clinton
street.
Johnstown, Ang. 23, 1950.-ly.
rO.SEPII W. MYEPS, Justice of the
9 Peace, Pmnnierhill, Cambria county.
August 2a, is:0:tf.
A PSTIX THOMPSON, Justice of the
A. Peace, Wilmore. Camhria conntv
1.
August 25, 1859:tf.
LP. COIIICK, Justice of the Peace,
Johnstown, Pa.
Collections promptly ati. tided to, and
Coneyaneing done with ai: ura.:v and tlis
I,:UcUfc aug.25,1859:tf.
ST. LAWltHXCE IIOTHL.
No. 10 IS Chestnut st., Philadelphie.
W. S. Campdell A; Co., Proprietors.
August 25, lS50.tf
pAMPUIA HOUSE, Wilmore, Pa.
V7 Palmer 15 e f k , Proprietors.
Hacks attend the arrival of each train to
convey passengers to tlie Hotel, and thence bv
Plunk Road to Khenshurg.
August 25, 1850:tf.
7t FOUNTAIN HOUSE, Elu-nsburs, Pa.
ivTi. Joijn T:towi'S..x, Jr., Proprietor.
The Tap.le is always supplied with tha
f ho.cci t delicacies. The V.s -.i U s-ipplied with
choice liquors ; and the Stv.ie i.tlended by
careful hostlers, Hoarders take-, by the
week, Month or y -ar. aug.23,'0tf
UNION HOUSE, Eb-.usbur-, Pa.
John- A. Blaid, Proprietor.
A Ho, in connection. liLAP.l & C.s HACKS
will leave the '-t'j.i.... House" for Wilmore
station, in time to take the Eastern and West
ern trains. Every accommodation will be af
forded to make passengers comfortable.
An i5t 2o, l.S5::tf. "
J. PATTON THOMPSON, wmi
Tmporters and Jobbers in Notions, IIo
X sikiiv, Cloves, Ti.imminc.s, Silk IIam'jkkh
c:nEvs, Cravats nnd FANCY COODS N0
4 1 :i Market street, ( TrvHt v ,V ohi tM,)) '
raug.2:.,I83l:tf PIIILADELPIIIA.
CASSIS ET VtMUE-ItOOJI.
I EVA N S 're- -
V spectfully in- -fsSF&i-.
forms the citizens of m&y$-''--i
Ebcnsburg,an.lCam- fjV
bria county general-?Wi v''.Hi;
ly, mat he has on HcweSsfeVl
bund and for sale, at -.3'
i.is u arc-room, one
square west of Ulair's
Hotel, a lar-ro nnd
splendid asi,.r,.Uit of Fl .'IN ITITIE, wMch
he will sell very cheap. COFFINS made to
order on the shortest notice and at reasona
ble prices.
Ebensburir, Oct. 6, 1850.-tf
WOOD, dOnnELL S CO.,
"V7" ' ' b E S A L E an.! DETAIL dealers in all
y y kinds of .Men band ie, keep constant-
mi iuna iite ioUowmg articles :
1HV COODS,
HATS AND CArS.
CAPFETIXCS,
CL i'MII VtL
OIL-CLOTHS,
:i(JN N KTS,
NOT li ins,
Ol N MVARE,
c.inm i:,:ifs
Fl.SL', SALT,
P0: T8 AND SHOES,
i 1 AIM'YVAltE,
PROVISIONS,
FLOUil, BACON,
1 .u Kin-:?. cgf.ai.lvs Sc. Clothing
.... 1 i.i. u, nu.i tiroes inaiJe to order on rea
so'i'i'dc tirms.
Job a; town, Oct. 27, 185D.-tf.
E L 0 1 iii'l.MJ) AND FW1L SALE n
rjr ic, .u. u., 11 gener-fc;
al assort!uo:it of V'j
Sjl'x:t, Oil., J 'it int., Dye-StHj',
Ilriisitlics, Wines, Kins, Fluid,
I ' -t Cutl.-ry, K::zois, P.i u;rs, C.-uil.s. Sta-
fom ry El. ink Hooks. I'ci . i':i: Soa-.s
T.'. ..' .;'., Seg..rs, .Snulfs, and oii.ir articles
Ui.i .:y ivfpt iu Drug stores.
It. S. DUNN, M. D.
5, 1850.-ly.
E' cr. -burg, Aug.
A NOTHEi! ixsniPKcrnnv!
.lTL. A. Plain v lies in i ! iiu the ci i i.ens of
ih.s j.i ic i' i .-..I vh ...i ; . and su-.h ; tr..j..ers .-is
may oceo ion.'.ll.v tarry fo: a v. bile i -vre, that
lie has i.iw iiCiied out. in e ni ctbrn
his O . -tor S .l -.,i.. n ItESI ACIi T T',.-.. f,
lie can ahv.i,. 'ipplv the hungry with tuch
acU. nciei as '1.: kl-. d Trine. Pt-.ib..b Ii.bi. 1...
nerPots. Poll un.! Jil!-, fri:.i- Xw ir. ii
prepared to serve up FtkaOysters wiisn called
r. A . ! . i . I
Eben.hurg, Dec. 1, 1c 50.-1 1.
15. P. THOMPSON, with
I. I. lATTO. & Co..
A7"'J''C;'' -'-is f iid Manufactu-
f T turers Ot
HA TS , CA PS, F UR S,
Hatters' Materials. P.nw CJoo.K Artificial
riowtrs. isuii.i i;o!k-5. ,tc., . e.
No. 314 Market sti-yet, P J : 1 L A OF LI 'II I A .
dish ihuiI j,i- Wool and Hhii '' Fur
I'lilCE I. TATTOX. A. O. I !IKIMr.I!
August 25, lS5.0-tf
C. C. STEWAltT, with
"omuilssiiu Mc iiaiits and Dealers in
Foreign and Doi.iestie
llAUDWAHE AVl CUTLERY.
side, above Commerce, PHILADELPHIA.
KDWARO S. HANDY, JNU. G. EUUXNEU
C F. TUIENXEK.
August 25, 185!:tf
OEOilCE M. PIDDLE, with
I
iiiportcrs and Wholesale Dealers ia Foreign
ana iJomcstic
Xxy Good.s
, AND CAilPETlNU,
No. 24?. Mnrket St., below Third, and No.
cnurcn Aitev, I'hilaiiei.imii.v.
Dec. 1. KSafctf
W. S. ESAVEJX,
"PLAIN asd FAN0Y" J OP PKINTER,
-K- ST AT ION Kit.
Monk Hook Mjiiiiactur.-r, Hook Bimhr,
and dealer in every des riptioii of
American and For. ijn Papers, Jtc., kc.
Corner of Market and ond sts.. ami W,.)
and Third streets, iITT "1 ItC, Fa.
Crir" A-'eiit for L. Jo'ir-m Sr. i T,-.,
Founders k Electrotypers, Philadelphia.
-vugust a, Iia'J:t.t
E3 E3
1359. DAN. C. IBORRIS, IS59
DEALER IX
FASIlOXAJLi; HATS j- CAPS,
T&ZXlSLX. StX'COt,
OPI'O.-.irK 1 UK MANSION HOUSE.
LI Juhustown.
w.
H. LLOYD f CO.
Aliuuna, Ba.
DRAFTS on the Principal C"tb s, nd S".l
ver ar.d Cold for -ah-. Colled ;..ns made.
...on.ys received on deposit, nnvable on ilo.
lnand, v. it!i?mt ir.tcrtst, or ujiun time, with
interest at fr.ir rates. I"nov3. '50; f.
L. 7
WM. KKOLlS.
J. M. 61 EVEXSOX, JR
J. BOWKX SMITH.
JOHN" HILL, with
REYAOLDS. SMITH & CO.,
G
pochia k commission merchants,
No. 40 N. Howard strt
Oct. 20, 185'J. Pai.timore.
JAMES DOUOHEliTV, with
J. S. SOIIVEK.
Wholesnls Dealer in
TOI5ACCO, SNl'FF AND CIGAPS.
No. 8 N. Fifth str;:et, above Market,
. PlKLADELIMIIA.
Also, Manufacltirrr nn.l Imi nrtAr rr v....:
and Domestic CIOAIiS. rsen.l.l.-i.-.O-'tf
- L. I
d. W. TODD, with
COX It kl & WALTOX,
!23 Maukkt st.. Ihibi.
ItnjK); ;.-vs and Dealers in
fo::i:in k DOMESTIC ntumrmp
-August 25, lttfft.tf
S A O I I. K RYSHinnLEnvi
Q ADDLES P.1VDLHS, HAU.NESS, ie.,madc
O toordei by ibebs, ,il,eP. iSho,,-,
on llm n.-r t 1... x . . I V:X
dwtlhng-house. Country produce ta-5
r. , J A M ES 5LA0 L I UE.
Lbcuburg', Dec. 8. 185!):tC
DEALEll IN
"ITJToi.i'l n-- li'ii''y cfill the Hi tcnt'.iii of 1 be public to one of the gi eatcst iicjii .v-inents
yy ecr i-iade in Coi.kinj; sim.'i (he bu:a:ri of the fiax and tmoiic ari-dn,r fr.-in the
co;.l by w hie.li i:ie;.-.s is saved fifty rta cext. of Fuel. The improvements claimed are
l.-t a trreat saving nf Fuel.
2''. a much .juickvr and hotter oven from the same fire.
I'd 'I be pivscrvati'.n of the top plates, as they are oil made double.
'. !i l.-ai'liness, as there is nut ne half the soot and dirt found in other stoves.
He has also im hands a ls.rire assortment of IIAPDWAPE. CHAIN Pi'MI'S. Hoop IRON.
NAILS, CLASS of all size, TALiLE and POCKET C L'TLEllV, EDGE TOOLS, HARVESTING
TOOLS, etc., etc.
Also he still manufactures and keeps on hand a lare assortment of Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron, nil of which he will sell at extremely low prices in exchange for Cash or
Country produce.
Nov.24, lS59:tf GEO. HUNTLEY.
rpriE suPScmp.ER begs leave to infokm the pli;lic generally that he
a nas optnt U out at
HIS NEW STORE ROOM,
OH HIGH STREET, ONE SQUARE EAST OF THE DIAH072Q, EBEKSBURG, PA.
A B.li:ti; A5SOUT.l!KT OF
II ATS AM) CAPS.
FOOTS AND
QUEENS WARE,
CIltCK'EP.YVAP.E,
O ! i'ILNG,
STATIONERY,
To which he 1 . -s pectftilly invites their attention, and which he wIU -e'l at the
or for most kiads of Country produce.
r, rt ,
Ebcnslmrpr, Oct. 27, lR.-.0.-tf.
rAKFS this method of informing his old
jL friends, that he is still enpiged in the
Mercantile Ilu-lucss, at Ebonsburjr, and is at
all times prepared to sell to purchasers,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Every variety and dcrioliou of starde
and
fancy dry goods,
haimis .'. ::e
Qt KK s- WARE.
GROCERIES.
TOP.ACCO
cigars,
ic, kc.
And in fact every thin? usually found in a
penerr.l Stcre. An c aminatiou of his stock
and prices is all he desiios at anv time to ef
fect sales.
r'r-j Approved Country produce in ex
L rCf change for GOODS at all times.
Ebensburir, Aug. 25, 1 .":. -tf.
II. II. TMiOEl,
T espectfully informs his old friends and
JLj the public Lreaeiallv that he is still to be
flllim lit bl tfll-f r....;.. tin III.-!, twnnr .,.1
" ' nin . iu I lj I i
joining Cnnvfonl's llotfl.- vhcre he is prcpa-
Tri1 'it tiint t. fm t,i 1, .v. ...... ..,
vv i.aaaiv. I V IU1 111.11 II 111 II 5 1 1 11
GKUCEHIES and CONFECTIONS.
OLD EYE WHISKEYS,
"WINES, U1NS-,
UP AN DIES,
Arc., &g.
Feelinar thankful to the citizens of Ebens
burir and vicinitv for thoir (. rt; r- il.iin.n.-n
he solicits a continuance of the same, togeth
er with as much more as may be bestowed
upon him.
Ebensourcr. August 25, lS59:tf.
A Xi:W i:XC"ITE3IET!
S3I. KE11N & DUO.,
Wilmoue. Cambria cn.. Pa.
Respectfully calls the affentb.n rf l.ii K
lie to their lar;c aud varied assortmeut of
DRY GOODS,
(nio;r.UIES,
QUE K NS WARE.
(JAP?r
ROOTS,
DRUGS,
HARDWARE,
HATS.
UONNETS,
SHOES,
MEDICINES,
kc.j kc, kc.
They arc prepared to sell at low er rates tbon
any establishment in the county. Their goods
beincr selected with a view to the wants of the
country, cannot fail to recommend tb
the public. raiiLr25,l59 tf.
VvTLMoPE, Camkhh colxty, Pa.
Dealer in all kinds of PIIY COODS
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
ROOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, kc.
Country Produce taken in pu li- intra fV.
"rv 4V,x
rilw undcrsi-ned respectfully' informs
jL the citizens of Ebensl lir-' nn.l r-Ir.;..;.-
that he has opened a Tailoring cstablisluaent
next door to Dr. Dunn's Dru r Sr..rf. whrre b
is prepared to Ptamuai iuie garments of the
latest stylo and most c pRte w..rki.,anshi...
lie hopes by strict ntt.-ul i.... in ..,.;,.t.
merit and receive a sh;;re of patrona-e.
.., , THOMAS DEV1NE.
Ebensburr, Sept. 1, 1850:ly.
BOWLI.VG SU.tlllV
s
OMETII1NG sew in EPENSPERG.
The undersii'noil b
haloon, connected with r? ...
, .... -....i .mi, in t te
hi.ement ot Myers' new Hall, respectfully re
quests all who wish Rood exercise to -ivehim
a call, fo-ft- ALE nnd L A r :!!!? P.pptT
most approved manufacture, constantly on
""" I I I I I I IS M'? l I
Lbeasburg. August 25, I859:tf
ALL KINDS OF
WW
mmn f
SHOES,
gi.'ocel.iks and iiaudu'ake,
flol j: an.) pacon,
PPOViSiONS, kc, &c.
A. A. PAPKER.
UOBtRT 1AVIS,
JCHX P. JONES,
IlEALKHS IV
FOREIGX A.I I53Ii:STIC
KEEP constantly on hand a large aud su
perior s.ock of
D It ' g O O D S ,
. of every description, such as'
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
satinets, tweeds
JEANS, BROWN AND
PLEACHED MUSLINS
nn ess goods , rJ
FANCY GOOD.S AND NOTIONS,
A larec a, on 'neat of ROOTS and SHOES
w hich have just been received from Ronton '
STPAW, 1 PP and WOOL HATS,
STATIONARY of every description,
W A h L 1 A 1 E If of eve v style
lIARJtW'Ai;:. - - . '
(IL'EI-ISW'ABE.
STOXE AXD
E. 1 li 'I'll EX WAR E
A full Supply Of
GROCERIES.
SUCH AS SUGARS. MOLASSES STRUT'S
COFFEE. TEAS AM) LICE
A FULL .STOCK OF . SPICES,
FLOUP, BACON,
FISH, TOBACCO
CIGARS & SNUFF, '
BAR IRON, NAILS,
AND CLASS '
Always nv nix-io
Wrujrs, Iaii,js anil Oils "
and a full llt-orti, e ,t ,,f oJu r a-.., !cs va-iW
kept m country Mores.
All kinds oft'oumrv Produce, such as Butter
Eggs, l!a ... Grain, W..v,l, p0
tatuvS, P.iar.s, P.as,
DL:,s,js.rLAR Ma r,xE lu"-
r, , , DAVIS Jc JONES.
Ebensburg, Aug. 25, 1859.-tf.
J. allx. moore.
IflOOUE & 1IOOIIC,
T esiiectfully infurill the citizens of Eb
TrV tc"s1,,ir a-ni1 Cambria county generally
that they have now on hand, and are in
stantly, m receipt of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
HATS, CArS,
BONNETS, BOOTS, SHOES,
ETC., ETC.,
presvHib051!11; P" 11
nil . . y competition. Purchasers
a e earnestly requeued to call and examine
our stock, as we are always prepared to wt
satisfaction in ,ds and prices G"C
August 25, lt559:tf
1)
P Y Cr O O 1) S,
boots, shoes
AND CLOTHING
AT KE1H-CE1 rill. ES ! " '
.luced prices. All thoX.:1"
the latest and moa fa,hi,nal Te 'Lf
greater part of whi, ,, h:iVt. ,,02 S
late Spring sales for e icb t . nt the
aujr-25,1850:tf.
TIIE ALLKGIIl.M 4t
ILL he published every Thurs,..
xne iono iug rates, V12 : ;
Per annum, (payable in advance) ? .
If not paid within the first ?x month:"
If not paid until the expiratir,u of yt,ir
A failure to notify a discoiitinuanf e
expii .iii'.ii of the term subst ribed for V-
coii-;deicd a new i iia; -einenti "
TEIlilS OF AOVEr.TI.-lG ;
1 inerti.n. 2 do. ;
1 square, (12 Iin-,) $ C.j T-j ; :
2 '( . (21 linrv) l.-T !.;., v. ''
3-i c-s. :'.: lint .-,) l.r.O 2m
0ertb re w .Vs a;.. 1 le.---n tb-.-t
25 cents per square for each int r: i'jn.
J months.
8 lines or less, $ l.r.O
1 s.'Uare, (12 lines.) 2.T)
2 s...- ii '-s, (21 !iu-s.) 4.o0
3 s.J.i ii-T, (30 Lues.) 0.00
Haifa c damn, 10.00
One : duian, 15. 00
CO.
A.",i
7.00
:i.o-j
12.00
11 j:
Profcssi -nal or Rasin ss Cbivls, i.ot t.xl
ceeding S lines, witlt paper, per ytar. '
C':1" Advii-tisenic nts not niarkfd vira .
nu:ni -r of i'i --i tio is de.-i.-i l. will ,t c,
tied till forbM leu, and thrgd accord;-"!
the ab.j.e terms.
R
EADTIIIS, AND STEPY VfB':
OWA 1 XT CIS CRTS! "
JCST RECEIVED. NEW STOCK i F 1
WATCHESJEWELBT
Clocks and JVotions,
At the s 'yn t,f the Jiiy Watch, Main ,t. J,J:.-n
The ui: Ic.-signPil ue-'res to call the ac
tion of the people of Johnstown and i;rrr- '
in couatry to the fact that he has Utty.
point--'! an Agent cf a large importing L
of WATCHES, CLOCKS. Ac and J.0
liiie manufacturing i-st-ildishrnetit .IX.
El.RY, whereby he is enabled to ofr
inducements to jiurchascrs of these a.nV .,.
were ner before oirercdin this plac-j.or .
where this side of the Allegeniis.
He would also call attention to Lis L.
assortment of :
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
inst received ail of the latest stva? l;
most beautiful workmanship. Ha-. -.
ed his stock with prest care, he i? iLL!::-r
he can suit every taste as to -t-.h- :.i
all pockets by the great rcdu. ti.'a :n t rl -.
ttt'f; Ti a xxzsa
are jiarticularly invited to an ii.M . .
present stork aud . rices. EAK i's i.;..
c-rio s.-ld at l.r.O will now be so!,; ;.t ;
and warrant el to i! i-.'iti.r tett . uur.
Pius, Rings, ic., at a reduction.
i: T Is K M E A!
I would call your at.enticn to r..y le:
assortment of
GOLD AXD SILVER Pit TCL'Zi
at the followinp very low pr:c-s:
Huufing Verge Watc?. warranted:;::::::::-?-: '
Huiitiug Silver ( lindcrs, liithc-rt.. M
. tin' town at S-J'i. ,t,i jl.t i, r,.,-,icc.l
.14. 1 will now sell at fr..m::::!' to - '"
IIun:inp Levers fr -m::::;::::::;::;:-: ; J t.. j.
Opt-u Faced Cylinders, hi ret..f.,re
sold at -r;10. I will sell at ln n;::.:7 t
Open Face"! Detatlitd Levers ::::S : . ? .
All icuic'ir told tr 11 l.c tri.rr. ?
tirelrt months, or ejcei.at.fft or ch,-!,,r ':.:
value.
Everybody is invited t i ci 11 : r i c r -the
st..ck. as style it is unrivalKd v: '..- r
tnunify. while the prices at whiih it . a ::
nre unpi eccde-ntedl v low. tlouds i.id :"
CASH e-.nly.
r?!v.P---rt'u uhir nttcntion p.iid iot-: :':
Clocks. Watches. Je wlery, Ai .. of 1 I
for w'u.ch the Cambria Inoi Cel. :: y -
will betaken at i-ar. All work v.:-r'-a-.
TOWN AND CuUNTRY T( iLKKKF!
supplied with Watches. Jt welrv. A. .. : : .
than city prices. JOS. G. HOlJ.lKS.A..'-
Scpt. s. Ifr5n.-I v.
A A X O r . t C3I i: 'i
Q UAKER CITY Pi BUSIUXG HO L'K
ICO,oeo lafisjejrues.
NEW, ENLARGED AND REVISED '
READY FOR DiSTLIliUTloN.
Si'j'trior I,u!itrt,uttt to the l'ull.c '.
A new and sure plan f..r ebt-iir.:r " i '
and SILVER WATCHES, nn.l'otTar
able Prizes. Full jiartlculars given iv
logues. wli-ch will be sent free To all -implication
1
Valuable Gifts, worth fr. m r.O ct- t.- j
GUARANTEED to each purchaser. b
in Cifis have been di;ri!-uted to mv i., -within
the past six months $1:,-. , ,',
distribute! during tlie next six r.:on:I'S
The induccmeiits orl'ered -
libeml thau those of any other lu.u,c i. -business
Having been in the ruWUhin"- ': "
Pt'Uii-.g husua-s? for the last eijiit v:'-r- -exj
enciu-e e .n.Mes r.ie to conduct" t:.. '
Ente: p-i.e with the creates! satisfaction
AOEN'PS "WANTED in
Teiwn jiii.l County.
For full particular? address
Dl'AsE Rl LISON'.
Quaker City luhlihinc lh"i
33 South Third Stree t, Phihulel'd.i i. 1'i
Sept. 22, lS5:b-4m.
I'ATKOMZE lOMt
The Prvtirtiim Mutual Fire Iisvrn.n t
OF CAM PR I A COUNTY.
LOCATED AT ECESSBl'l! tb
TjpiIE above named Company, orp:: .':
J April fth, lt,;.7, will eHict iY.sunuio
property at safe rates. Ueimr parti.u-"
careful in the risks taken, this V. mi -nu? !"
sents a reliable and cheap medium, ""
which persons may secure thenisclvc- ag--".
probable losses by fire.
Oilice em Centre Street, nearly crr ::
Thompson's -Mountain House."
. P. H. 1UP.EKTS, Yz
A. C. Mi llix, Sec"v. & Treas.
JOSEPH II. CAM Pl'.ELL. Ag
Aug. 25, lSSO.-ly.
HAYING i-urcliase-il the entire"
and fixtures of the Ehcnsbnrg F
the subscriber is prepared to furnish ft-'"
and others with
J L O IT (; n s, PL or a u pais?-
S T O V E S, M ILL I R O A . ;
THRESH IXC MACIUSKS, u-.
and eastings of any kind that may be
in tlie community. " v
By strict attention to the businc?? c- ''
concern, he hopes to merit, and trust-; he':
receive, a liberal patronage from thef
want of articles in his line.
All business done at the Foundry.
EDWAF.D CUS"
September 1, lSf.O-tf.
IOP SALE One jrood ncxTl' t
. Lie sett of WAGON HARNESS. b
Aug. 2o, lS50.tf G. lir.Ml i '
inn