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Tlie Old I'oplar Tree.
When roses are blooming in Mr.y,
Cn tiie dark green shore of the sci,
May I meet thee. dear one. to say,
V.'eve loved by the f.'d poplar tree.
The old poplar tree vwth its. vine.-,
Irs moss and its branches so bare,
We have often met there in old timed,
Along with the brave and the fair.
The starlit sky radiant above,
A stillness is o'er hind anil set;
May I meet thee, to-nijdit, love,
'Neath the bade of the old poplar tree.
Cuom s : The old pophir tree. .e.
Our soft whispered words none .-hall hear.
And none save thy William-' shall see
The blush on thy cheek, and the tear
That falls 'nti'th the old poplar tree.
Cnouis : That old poplar tree, ic.
rirn14 I'TI IV 1 r.ir mr 1,-1,
- -V'V.-r . ... ' . V. ....... A ' . . 11 I
Ltun't some, handsome Lean propose at once I
lo wed? Tor this I've waited ni-lit and !
HO
to
day thro
weary years I.hil' lied. The
n
row's leet ancle round mv ivo. tlio lm..
lades from my cheek, I'm leaving youth's
cnchanteil bowers why don't the younir
men &pe:ik '! Tltere was a time when I
eould draw a grazing circle round, wlieu
lite was but a cene of love, and .suitors
did abound. Lut, woe is me ! that day is
Une, I'll never see it more ; the die is cast,
the ji.ir i? tip I'm almost twenty-l'uur. In
vain I spread my crinoline to show my feet
t-o neat, that foot which once could draw
tiie eyes of all who passed the street ; iu
vain I paint my pallid cheek, and wreath
my fare in smiles; it's all for naught, fur
well I sec the youngsters know those wiles.
Youth ! all thy beauty once I had, but that
brief dream has fled; on pleasure's wing
I once careened, but they are long since
shed; I now must look at things that are;
'tis useless to ignore when my next birth
day comes around, 'twill number twenty
four. When to my virtuous couch I hie,
how lonesome do I rest! My arms encircle !
naught but air. on naught my lips are fed!
ireat Heavens! 'twill surely drive me mad
why don't the young men wrd ! A
lucky thought! for now I think that this
is Leap Year sure ; I'll make the leap and
take the chance; it can but kill or cure;
full long enough alone, unloved, life's
weary vale I've sped ; 'tis Leap Year now,
I am resolved before it's out to wed.
Scaklkt Efa-ku. We find tho follow
ing paragrajdi in one of our exchanges, iu
reference to the scarlet fever:
Parents should be very careful about
their children when this devouring plague
fcci.es the:u, and every inotiier should be
prepared for it with the following good
remedies : '
1st. When a child is taken with the
fever j;ive it a dose of castor oil; if the
body shows flush color, have a put of saf
fron tea made and -rive it to the child to
drink. This will drive the eruption out.
2nd. Have warm baths for the feet
keep it warm and the room under a proper
temperature.
."Jr 1. H hen the eruption is out, crease
the whole body with bacon fat, and keep
the body open. Then if the throat should
c-et sore, call for a doctor.
To this the staid old National Intelli-
gencer a Ids: '-Better be-in with the doc-
tor lirst." Xot bad advice but th.-n !
mothers can do a good deal themselves, if
they have a cood stock of common sense.
To keep the body well oiled, is a treatment
which on-lit not to be neglected iu uuy
caso.
YoUN'ti AMERICA.
us ten cents."
;ay, mamma give
Afiectionate mother Vhy, mv
you had a dime this morning : what
son,
are
ou uoinq witn all your money T'
Young' America "()h, Em backing
.Tohny Ilecnan with a lot of JoLnv Lull
boys."
Allcctionate mother "Oh, that is wron -'
my son." '
Young Amcric-i -Wrong; why Iloe
nan's our second Washington, jgoin" to
ngnt the battles ot his country. Where's t
yuur patriotism ? Come give us a dime." !
i
i;"
i
fr-'iT '-Joe, what makes vcur no-e
red V
"Friendship."
''I'Vi'-'tidship ! how do you mako that j
"I've .t a friend who is very fond of j
brandy and he's too weak to take" it ptron- '
and I've constituted myself Ids taster." j
ZfiT'lr. O'Elahertv. vou wr.nld 1... '
long time in Ireland beloie a s.iuire would !
invite vou to dinner
"All. til. Ii. troth I wb1 l .
. "".".'i io in'iior, i
responded Mr. (FEIahmtv '-..ml von r I
l . - ...... f -
'oimr would be a lon tin.o T.-. t i i
-. , -
.. . . . - .-! s. ... j ....
iorc iucy would make you a s-pure."
Caxvain.;. At an election a euudi
flato solicited a vote.
'I would rather vote fur the devil than
jou, was tne rojdy.
i.. t ; t i
a , jour ineiM is not a candi
date, said th. w. .!;..:.. i . t .i
, ...... ... .iiMiu . lit r 1 ir.li .
count on your assistance '.
. .. . . .. - iwv.ii . io
'
Louisniia Curt, has nmlcted the
New Orleans and .Jackson Railroad Com
pany out of SlHJ f0r landing a pa-on.,or
00 miles below his point of destin itiun I
in a marsh.
iAs a sr,ee;,i ,.rT7rrs . . ?
Iygamy, it is related that a young English
woman was recently sold to" a man atalt
L;Ae for a load of pumpkins.
. . 1 1 11 I'O- 1
mal dropped from the clouds 1'" -Th,. '.
r-. , ...-iivu ..uur , 11 11 IL flni. ! -
Tain. 'V .!' v.i.. the -.luio re'!y.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A EUAIIAM KOEEL1N, Attorney
. jL at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Office on Main
f-
street
augU5,lBjD-tf.
f 1 1-
V ei
1 1. 31 1 11U1 AY, Attorsky at Law,
bensburir, Pit. Office opposite Craw
ford's Hotel. rnuji.25.185y.tf.
OHX S. KIIEY, Attorney at Law.
Ibeiisbnr-' Pa. Office in Colonade Row
August 25, 185y:tf.
J'ICIIAKL IIASSON, Attorney at
fa. i.
aw. Ebcnsbury, Pa.
Am
st 25, 185U:tf.
TlIAULE.S W WJNU AED, Attokxky
Lnw. Lin k Haven. Clinton countv. Pa.
Ails
list 25. 185L:tf.
J
AMES C. Xuux, Attorney at Law, Eb-
ensburjr, Pa. O.'hee No. 3 Colonade Row.
August 25, lSo'y.-tf.
)!IILS. XOOX, Attorn-y at Law.
i Lb -nsburtr, Penn'a. 0:!ke two doors
. . II. illllf., L Villi .1
C;lst ol Thompson's llote
Au--u-t -;'' -'--b'-
Hotel.
TOIIX FKXLOX, A'i'TdivNEV at Law,
' L'.ien.-Iinr-r. Pa. Oilioe on Ili'n street.
one door west ot his residence.
August 25, ls.io.-tf.
"T7"ILLI AM K ITT ELL, "attokxky
f Counsellor at Law. O.'hee in Colon
nade Row. Llicsi -luirrr. Penu'a.
August 21, is;,:i.if.
MI). MAfiEllA
Law, Ebfnsburg.
MA(ii:iIAX', Attorney at
Pa. O.'l'ae on Hi
li
street
opposite the Post Onice
August
185:t.-tf.
I) L. JOIIXSTOX, Attorney at Law,
A. LKen-burg, Cambria county. Pa.
iif Oilice opposite the Court House.
Ebeusburg, December 1, lS5'j.
C. MULLLX, Attorney at Law, Eb
XJL. onsburg. Cambria county. Pa.
iX- ' ilice two doors nortli of Colonade. Row.
and immediately opposite Thompson's Hotel.
Ebensbiirg. December 1, 1350.'
ii
M. la'KM, K',i )ishur i. T. I.. HKYER. Johns!, urn
EEI) A U E YEIi. Attmhvi'vu at
Law. Counsel L'ivcn in the Encdi.-h and
German languages'. Office in Colonad'- Row.
Ebeusburg. i'a. a u g.25. 1 85')-tf.
T 1
1 9 Ln
II. CAM 1MJELL. Attorney at
,av. Ebensburrr. Cambria, ronntv- P
He will attend to all business entrusted to his
care in tin- Courts of Cambria and Indiana
counties. Oilice in Colonade Row.
August 25. lh.iy.-tf.
HC. CHRISTY, "m7 ThWiiure.
Cambria co., P.i. Oilice at his resi
dence next door to Jefferson House.
Wimore ai;g.25.'5:.'tf.
.'"I. 1UIXW M. 1).. t,.:k.r, hU T.V...
o is-ionul services to the citizens of !b-
ensburg. O.'h'ee in l.ru:r Store, on Higli st..
opposite Tho!:i)son's Hotel.
Ei.ensl.urg, August 25. 1830:if.
G1 E(.
r hi
1.EOIIUE . LEWIS, M. I)., tenders
professional services to the citizens
of Ll.eiisi.iirg and vicinity. He may be found
in the oilue formerly occupied ly Dr. D. V.
Lewis. Xight calls made at the office.
August U5. 1 S59:tf.
J
ACKSUX A- CLAltK, Xvrhkos J)k.-
Tists. .lohntown. Pa. One of tlie (inn
will Le in Eb'-'i-long during the first ten d.-n-s
of each month, 'hiring which t'nne all persoiu
IcMriug Lis professional services cau find him
i .ii in. .jiut ui ui. Ltiii! nearly opposite
Llau-s Holed. aug.25,lS.1!Mf.
yyi.j..
M'CLURE, Sl UIJUUN AND
AMCAL Dl.XTIST, res ,ec t ful ! v t.;!Vrs
his professional scrvicesto the ladies and gen
tlemen of Johnstown and vicinity of displace.
Particular attention paid to diseases of the
Mouth. Teeth extracted with electrical for-c-ps.
Oihce in the old "Exchange,'' on Clinton
st rc-et.
Johnstown. Aug. 25, 1850. -ly.
IKI.'nir - mvimU I.. i- .i I
' ,l. -V EK, .Iiistifi- of the
J
Peace. Sumnierhill
Cambria count v
A r.gnst 25, 1 s,ly:tf
I'STLN THOMPSON, Justice of (he
U-JL P. ace. Will:
inore. Cambria countv.
A:
1
C.Oitt"
T IF COIIICK, Justice of the 1 eaee,
.A Johnstown, P.i.
r-j? Collections promptly attended to. and
Conveyancing don- with accuracv and' .H--
' I'tcli. raug.25.KS5L':tf.
QT. LAWREXCE HOT Eli.
O No. M18 Chestnut St., i'hiladelphie.
W. 8. Oami'bell Co., J'ioirif(oi
vugu 'l J.i. i,-.)L'.II
( 1AMIJI5IA 11
y Pal. n: ii
HOESE, Wilmore, l'a.
Reck. I'r'nrirtnrx
liars.-: nt'cmi the arnvcl of each train to
convey passengers to the Hotel, and thence by
Piank Road to Ebeii.burjj.
August 25. lt.V.ktf.
Ti f OUXTAlX HOl'SE. Ebon-bm I
j -sL J.iUN- Tnovr-sox, Jr., Vropri-' .V.
, .... . r 11 ......
, :ce,1. ,lc'l!rtC1('s- i be Rak is supplied with
i ue 1A111.E is always supplied with the
:ir.i.'f in innr on. s. .... .
careful hostlers. Hoarder? taken bvthe week
J . ...... 1,1- oijiiii t. aiienuco ti
month or vear
aug25,185:tf.
R
ED LlOV IIOTKf.
St. (!lair street, ("near tho now iv;
Fridge.) Pitt.sbarg. Pa
RORERT P. GORDON", Proprietor.
X. I". Good Stabiour iind tl'um.n .,
j tached to thP House sumVieuth- larcro rnou-!.
"
accoiumo.l:i!e 'on . r ti
II.. vc.i A I.
very large Sal. Stable. " .Uelo'.Vt
IIP'1
NlOX nor
:E, Ebensburir. l'a
John A. Ri.aiii. ',-.. ,r,'...
Alv. iu connection. IU. MI! - ir on-c.
'l'a.v" !ho "l"ni.n House'' for Wihnorc
.1U t'1'1" to ,;'ke Eastern and West-
;rn trains. Every accommodation will be uf
'or !i,0.?k?I,s: comfortable.
- aguM .. 1 n.i.':t I.
J. PATTON THOMPSON, with
Importers and Jobbers in Notion-! Ho
sitnv. Gloves. Tim.M.vns, Si,.K Hanpkkr-
cmtr - Fkavats ':mi-1 FANCY (lOODS No"
- '- " ' . m v c . lltlMM Vf. viiir I . v- .
ret.i lr-i-'i d- Urn 4,1.1 .inti ,
? t .
H
IB
LEA L1CII IN
"TTouM
"ould rcsi'cctf'ii!! v call the atte ntion of
ever made in Cooking stoves the
coal !.y which means is saved FIFTY l-EH cfxt. ot 1- ucl. The imtroveiuents cl iuned are
1st a great saving of Fuel.
2d a nuieh nicker and liotter ove n from the fame (ire.
2 1 The preservation of the top plates, as they are all made double.
4th Cleanliness, a-; there is imt one half the soot iind dirt f.iund in oth r stoves.
lie has also on hands a large assortment of H ARIVA RE. CHAIN PCMP5. IK(!' IRON",
.VAILS, CLASS of all size, TAR Li" and l'OCEET CFTLERV, EDGE TOOLS, H ARVES.T1 NO
i c'vi.., etc., ( i
, etc.
still maniif.'.etrros ami hr-eps on hand a large :. snrtmut of Tin. Cr.j.pcr and
all of which he will sell at extremely low prices in exchange for Cu.-h or
A L.- o he
Sloet Iron,
Country prodm e
-Nov. 2 1, lt'.Vetf CEO. IICNTLEV.
ZSTjST" S5"2?-Oil.5Z! ! ISTnyW G-OODS ! 2
rilllE SCRSCRIRER REGS LI" AVE TO INFORM THE PUBLIC GENERALLV THAT HE
8 has opened out at
HIS NEW STORE ROOM,
ON HIGH STREET, ONE SQUARE E&ST OF THE DiAIViOND, EBENSBUF.G, FA.
HATS AND CAPS.
ROOTS AND
OFKLXSYVAUE.
CROCKERVV.'ARE,
CLOTI1IXG.
STATIONERY,
To which l;e respectfully invites their attention, and which he will Fell at the
Lowest Prices Iox Casli,
or for most kinds of Country produce.
lS50.-tf.
Ebensburg. Oct.
rjAKES this method of informing his old
friends, that he is .stiil engaged in the
.Mercantile Business, at Ebensburg, and is at
nil times prepared to s. 11 to purchasers,
AT THE LGWE3T PRICES.
Every variety and description of staple
and
FANCY DRY Co CDS.
IIALPWARE
FEE NSW A RE.
C'EoCEiMES,
TOi'.ACCO
CIGARS,
And in fact every tiling usually found iu a
general Sii. m. An examination of his stock
Mid prices is all he tiesirc-s at any lime to ef
fect .sales.
j- ; Approved Country produce in es-L-rTv
change for GOODS at all times.
Ebensburg, Aug. 25. lsiy.-tf.
T. BLAIIt MOOIIK. J. ALEX. MOoiiE
J7 e.-pectl'ully inform the citizens of Eb-
XV ensburg, and Cambria eounty generally,
that they have now on hand, and are cuii
stantlw in reeeipt of
DRY GOODS.,
G riO C FRIES,
HARDWARE.
QUEENS WARE.
HATS, CAPS.
ROOTS. SHOES,
I10NNETS.
ETC., ETC.,
io., ic. ic
All of which they nre prepared tc. s' ll at
prices v hich ilel'v comrietition. Purchasers
;'r( earnestly reipiested to call and examine
our stock, as we are ahvavs ..reared to eive
satisfaction in goods and prices.
August 25, lyj-Af
i espof -tfully iiiF-rms
V the public generally
tfully iiiF-rms liis old friends and
that he is still to be
found at his store room. .m Hi-t, (r.-. t
joining Crawford's Hotel, wh-re he is- prepa
red at all times to furnish consumers with
CEOCERIES anii COXI'ECTIOXS,
OLD RYE WHISKEYS,
W1XES. ; I XS
EEAXPIES,
&c, .c.
reeling thmikrul to the citizens of Ebens
burg and vieitihy for their former patronage,
he solicits a continuance of the same, togeth
er with as much more as may be bestowed
upon him.
Ebensburg, August 25, ls5!:tf.
TINWARE
' SHEET-1 Ft -X v. A RE. COPPER W A It V.
J. & II. 35 E 5155 E A" drro '
Desire to call the a ttention of t he public to
their iu w TIN SHOP now opened iu the large
brick building on the comer of M.,;
I Franklin streets, opposite the Mansion House
....1 neit 10 iue ianiving House of Rell, Suuth
V Co., JoItiiKtoun, In., where thev
purpose rnanufiicturing, all kinds of
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPER WARE.
Their work will be made bv the best work
men and of the best materials. Thev are de
termined to sell all kinds of ware at the
cheapest rates, wholesale and retail.
P. S All orders for SPOUTING attended
to on the shortest notice aad on reasonable
terms.
Johnstown. Dec. 8, ls.10-tf.
llSSOLrTIONWrheterm for which
JS the undcrsned entered into partnership
n the pract.ee of the law bavin- this (Pu' ex
pired, said partnership is therefore dissolved"
Ibe notes and accounts due the firm will be
left at the office of R. L. Johnston, Esq., where
payment may he made to either of the under
signed. 1 ersous indebted to the firm will do
well to se tie up before the 1st of March next
as after that tune collection will he enforced
by legal process.
R. L. JOHNSTON
r. . A. C. M ULLIN.
'iv 4' ' hi I; &tft&J-' V&T f H
ALL KIXPS OF
the jnibHc to om-of
t improvements
bumiiiL' of the
irisiiiir iroin the
SHOE
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE.
FL( I'll AND RACOX,
I'ROVlSIoXS, &c. Ac.
A. A. BAIIKER
KuULUT DAVIS,
JCHN '. JONES.
DKALLUS IX
rori:jc;. a?.s io?.2;;stiu
HEP eon-'ar.lly
hand
e and ill-
II. per.i.r -'tock .f
D H Y CO O I) .? .
of everv d'-scrintion. sin h as'
CLOTJifs. CA.sl.MEKES.
SATINETS, TWEEP-S.
JEANS, RROWX AND
ELFAC1IEDMFSL1NS.
m:i:ss goods ,,,,, ,y st,,,
F A X C Y (; o jj D S A N D N O T I O N S ,
A large assortment of ROOTS and SHOES,
which have just been received from Roston. '
STRAW 1-T'R and WOOL HATS,
STATIONARY of everv description,
W -V L L P A 1 E It of every style,
II A III) IF. I .'A'. J
(JCL'ESV'.i.nr.
stuxj: axd
i: Aim: i;x ware,
A full supplv of
GROCERIES.
SUCH AS SUGARS. MOLASSES. SYRUPS
CoEFEE, TEAS AND RICE.
A F I'LL STOCK OF SPICES.
J. lao,
FLO I'll, EACON,
EIS II, TOBACCO,
CIGARS & SNCTE,
EAR IRON, NAILS,
-V X" J) C L -V S S
Always on ha nils.
Urjjjrs, I:OtilN an.i iis,
and a full ossortmeut of other articles usua1.! ,
kent in cour.trs .stores.
All kinds of Country Produce, st h a.;
Eggs. Racon. Grain, Wool. u
Rut; i
tatois. Leans, Rags,
.V.C, ic.
taken in exchange fur Goods, and the Cash
never refused.
""CHERRY, POPLAR and PINE H
PER bought and sold.
DAVIS & JONES
Ebensburg. Aug. 25. lS5:.-tf.
M-
a .e- i:.i;iti:.'ii:a"T!
Q M. KERX ERO.,
IJ V.'ii.MoLE, Cam.!
rn P 1
Respectfully calls the .attention of the nub
li
10 uieir large ami varied assortment of
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
HATS.
RONNETS,
SHOES.
MEDICINES,
GROCERIES.
OU FENS WARE,
CAPS.
ROOTS,
DRUGS,
&c., &c, kc.
They are prepared to sell at lower r.e
any establishmentiu tiie eounty. Their poods
being selected with a view to the wants of the
country, cannot fail to recommend them to
the public. nug2.5,lt!5y tf.
AT THE
OLD STAND OF DAVIS & LLOYD,
rpiIK subscriber keeps constantly on hand
.1 aJ kinds of Dry Goods, Groeerics Uri
ware, 0"-ensware, Roots & shoes. Hat &
Caps, Ready Made Clothing, Ac, Ac The
highest market price paid for all kinds of
country produce, in exchange for goods. Call
and examine my stock before purchasing else
where. 0
. . T "WILLIAM DAVES.
Ebensburg Jan. 12, U:0-tf.
t hi- r Ttiili
11(1 (..( ;
v Tallin in- UNtabSlNliuiPiit.
phe nnder.Mgned respei tfully infornis
the c it.zfns of Ebensburg .md virinitv
that ..c has opened a Tailoring establishment
next door to Dr. Runn's Drug Store, where he
is prepared to manufacture frannes f ,
ate.st style and most comph-te workmanship
He hopes by strict attention to lip; '
merit and receive a share of patronnn-o
. . n THOMAS DEVJNE
Ebcasburg. ?--pt. l. i?:'?.ir.
E V A S re-
X spcctfully in- fW'fcg,
rms the citizens of''y . u; Vj-s
(ensburg, endCarn- WvJI'l t f
ia countv general-v" ".stl fi 1
Ol
:-bens
bria county general
lv
ly, that he has on fM
hand nr.d for sale, at VSf,8J
his Ware-room, one v-I 'iL'f.i
1
his
'inare west of Blair's
! I .it el '! 1 r Til r. il
splendid assortment of FURNITURE, which
he will sell very cheap. COFFINS made to
order on the shortest notice and at rensouu
b'e prices.
Ebensburg. Oct. C, l50.-tf
RCADE HOTEL, Ebcnslmr-, l'a.
The subscribe
havin-.- b as' d. re-htted
and newlv furni. bed the "Ebensburg House,
is prepared to nct-oiumodnt .': his liiv.-n.I-
tiie ptlolic generanv. 1 i:e mo. - 11:1s it. .-, ;is
been a favorite for visitors during the Su miner
.1 ,1 T' I . .... ...
season. an
1 t ,. ;n tn .I.;,. r
an ii'ji-ceabic home for all sojourners
;.iv ia-
IU.K Will
l-.vavs lie luxuiiou -: v siM.pl icil Irom
the markets of the ( Oiiulrv
nl the cities. v
Fah will be filled with liquors of choice
brands. Mv Staule is attended bv careful
t . . -1 1 1. 1- fill. I in." .-llM'ir..s w-; ! 1 bo siw-ll
suit all. Expecting to receive a share of put
rnage. ninl liu.y intending- to ueserve it, 1
herebv throw oien mv house to the public.
ilENRV FOSTER.
August 25. l?50:tf.
1 t.i nrh.M-.li ami l-OK a 1 . 1 . r
) RV R. S. RUNN, M. D.. a genii
ai assorting lit of
r.i (;!j; ass:ei ii:s,"
ISi'iitadics. tVincs. fiiis. I'Iiiil.
Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Rri:-!i'-s, Combs. Sta
tionery, Flank P.. inks, Perfumery, Soaps,
Tobacco, Segars. Snu'l's, and other articles
usuullv kept in Drug Stores.
R. S. DUNN. M. D.
Ebensburg. Aug. 25, ls5'j.-ly.
W. S. ISAVJIA,
T)LAIX and FANCY JOE I'llINTEE,
1 STATION KK,
libihh B(,ol: M ) inif-li-litT' f . TiouJ: .',''. . r.
und dealer in every description of
American nml Fnri-i-.-n l':.-ii-r Ac .(,-
cz - 1 - --- - '
Corner of Market and Second sts.. and 'ood
and Third streets, PITTSRURG, Pn.
t-Agent for L. Johnson & Co.. Type
Founders ,v L'.ectrotypers, Philadelphia
August 25, lS50:t.f
R. P. THOMPSON. v.-itiI
I'. I. IMTTf) Co..
1 Ai.,,,r....4
. ..V.V.-...V. wo ii .urn ..iiumiaviu
iuiv.s ui
hats. caps, v r 1; ,v .
Hatter
-.teri
Is
tri-w Goods. Artificial
I"
ITS. li
..Halo Robes, .tc. A:e.
treet. I'HILADELPHIA.
t.di' S'-"" V.-'s.
No. ."2-s Ma; k i
Cfs't jnlh: f,if
l'l:;.'K 1. I'ATtoN.
A . o. i !-:;,
;i:i. :
August 'J5, ) ?r.f-tf
C. C. STEWART, with
IIAXCV & i:5:i:;Vi:ri,
1i-.Tinnisi-!i Morel!::?:ts nnd Ib-uiers
ir.
J Foreign and Doiiiesti.-
11. u: iF.i i:l a a cm. r.
Nos. 25 and 27 Noith Fifth stn-et. cas;
side, above Commerce, PHILADELPHIA.
edwah: s. hamiv, j.m,. g. eiilxner
p.::enn.-:u
August 25, IS
:tf
1 A I LiM ) A I) 1 l M .!" Wil, f
-V bria countv. Pa. N.-.r V, ,.., 1)-. ; ' Pf...
Station
1.) Jas. D. I1aVI!.TiV.-. '-.
r.
v.vt. ....... uu iiu s;::ooii is couuecieo
with tiie lb. use. Tip- Tallk v.l'i l'ur-
inslieil w.tn t,:e bes: the lm-.vhot ; ti
the R.Mt MIT'-.died with th b.-t of E
s, r.nd
rs. v'-
cm
ng Ales 1, d Lacer from approved rev
eries. i.x-.( n.-
"e an
;.:( tii
eoi.venn-i.i
: 7 A i.LINO
attachrd to th(
Wilmore
August 25. 1 sr.'.etf.
a 1359. D'fL C. rSQRF.IS. IZ.Fl re
--- -7 u
PEA!. Kit IN-
FASIFIOXA l.I.K HATS ,- CAPS,
2VXv0.i2L Street,
Ol'I'OtjITi: TI! K M.VNMON Hol Sl"
0 Jo!mstoYYii, Ia.
HI EIS
17. ffi. LLOYD & CO.
AlSoona, Pa.
DR AFTS on tho P: incipal Tines, n,u ftiu t
v, r an i Oi ld tor sale. Collections made.
Moneys received 011 .ieiosit, pay;,ide01l Ue- i
inand. without int. rest, or 1:00:1 time, wi'h :
interest at fair rates. ' no :5, T.'.itf
GEORGE M. RIDDLE, wnn
i:s:;ee.;, finy.f. &
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic c
23.-y G-oocLs
AND cakeetix;,
No. 213 Market st.. b. low Third, nmV y0
2.J2 Church Alb-v, Fu 1 la dkli'ii r 1
Dec. l, is;,:';tf
JAMES DOl'GHFR TV: wni,
I. S. SOllf DSi,
"YY7bolrsnle Dealer in
TORACCO. SNUFF AND CIG RS
No. 8 N. l ifth street, al-nvc- Market. '
,f - L FuiLAl.El.tIlIA.
Also, Manufacturer and Importer of Foreign
and Domestic CIGARS. scp.l.lsr.V-t?
m. ;ev.nolps. j. m. XSC:(!jB
J. It OWEN SMITH.
JOHN HILL. WITH
Ri:iAOLHs, S1IM SI & C O.,
"-''I -V OMMISSIOV vri;rn 1 vtc!
No. 40 N. lIovv;lr,l v-tn... " ' '
n.-f "o 10-0 - S..VVI,
' ,' -- - L.VLTIAIOUE.
G. W. TODD, with
COR io & -JVHiox,
1023 Market st., Phil 1
mporters and Dealers in '
FOREIGN .v DOMESTIC 1IARDV-. RF
August 25, 1850. tf -iJvi..
.1 0 II IV it YCl 1 IO 7l HO TT
TTavin-, in connectioa with tlie
irr Lh,r,.S
and Flanks nf nvn,. .1 -' . la J'tl-'--.
t i TIKli ALLCCHivi.v
WILL- be published evtry Thur-UT
the following, rates, vit ; " '
Per ar:t!tjm, (payable in advanced
If not paid within the first si rr.'-,u.. .v: '
If not paid until the expiratioa'ot'v "1 ''. '
A failure to notify a discoitinalr
expiration of the teria fcutscrit-ei ' r
considered u new ciigngtrDient.
TtKMS OF AlJVEinui.v.
1 insertion.
1'souare. (12 lines.)
S 50 s
l.U'J
2 squares, (2-1 lines,')
1. a,
o t'juares, lines, i.j j
es, jo 111
Over three weeks a nd lo-? than '.;.r. g
25 cents per square for eu. h ir.-
J niO!:T!:S. r.
S lines or less.
$1.50
2 -.;
4.1.0
J.Oo
10.00
1 s-juarc. 0 2 lines.)
and I - S'Riares, (-: line-.)
J squares, (.JO lines, j
, . . .
1 ' u yu'uuin'
;t ' 1 "iiii.in,
15.00
. - - - J
; Administrator's and Executor's ,
j ITolessjonul or t.us;ness (.arc-.
1 feeding 3 lines, with lifter. 1
JP;5" Advertisements not in::r!-..--W
numoer 01 lnsertiotii af-.s;rt-'
ued till forbidden, and thar
111 1
- i the above terras.
ti:adtiiis, and st-i.yyo;-
JUST RECEIVED. NI
WATCHES, JEWELRi
'!tlis mid AOtions.
-1? the i'i;n of the l'j Wa ',;?,. .V-.vt f. J.:.
Tiie undersigned desire to :! :: - .
lion tjf thepeopie of Johnsti.. n j
ii.-g- country to tiie fact that l.e Lkj
pointed an Agent of a lar-'e .. . - .
of AVATCTI ES. CLJCKS.C&e.. ii'Zr
large n:anu!actui.n titaf-L.-l.i... :.:
I - t r v 1 .1.-1. - . , ,
-'I
1.1.1.1, w lierei v ne is enaM' l t j c-- ;
inductnients to purc hasers of th sr a.-:
were never before offered iu this t . "
w here this siJe of t!:e Alleet.Iei.
He would also call attention to Lis 'et.
assortment of :
WATCHES AND JEvVELRY
iust received nil of the latest
mo--t beautiful workmanship. F.r. i; 5-.
ed his stock with great care, he i . . -r
he can suit every taste us to ;tvie us p.-...
k!'i poektts by the great redu. ;i. u iu -. .:
37XXZI3 Tn DIES
are particularly invited to an ir.-i '-ct .-;
present stock and prices. EAR LiLi-'.-
!
I erto sold at t!.5o will now i e
t arid tr,rrran'(fi To gtm:il tht t-ir ' ,
Pins. Rir.gs, ic, nt a reduction.
u 1: a t l. 1: m 1: :
i ,
- ; i wouia caii vour attention
1 assr.rtn.ent ul
i nrnn .ivn vorrn-
1
I
'
nt the fol'i wi;:r vcv I v
; II anting Verge W
h. warr.
.ti!
: Hunting Silver C En.
j this town at S-'O.
SI 4. I will now sci!
I Lunth.g. Levi rs 1'ioiu:.
' O;., u Eared CvRv.h rs
ti.ii. rv
:i 1. in ::::.;
old at S l 0.
1 wiil sell r.t !:. !.
I Open i'i.cid
e 1
ached I.t vu.-::::.
, ... " ' . -.
j 1h fire in-.
i r ere 'tar re '. ; .. .'.
j V ti l in.
j Everybody is invited to eu"
j the sto. k. as style it is r.r.riva!:. .!
! munity, while the prices nt wiiid
j are unprcctileiitcdiv iow. G.-v
! CASH onlv.
I I''' Particular nttemion t a: '
i CIwls. Watches. Ji.wb.-v a .
.1 ! f'-'r which the Cambria Ir,
: (.' 1.
Will
taken r,i par. All
v. i
i'i. -u LULAiiii
supplied w ith Watches. Jcv. : ';
thtiii city prices. JOS. G. .
S. t. t, lr5;i.-i v. .
T. x- 1 . ...... ....
i.i.jvr.:..
Johnstown. JoCopJs Muk iimkcr
Landiord. This cstul lishmc i t i.:
'ecu -hi roughly l-inovatid. and i- r,.
titled u. for the comfortable ac t : '
of boardt-rs or transient patrons. T: t
W.!l be supplied with the best the -u:-J-i-fords,
wh.ile at the Par will 5!sli i - '..:
as good Lienors as can be ol.tair.e i r.r.t.'"
The m w Lat.dh.rd. in i.giu iju'..--Cambila
House" to the pal lie. ; r ::
spare no pains to muke it a first r'v..!
t.rJ" lb.iL.-d, Three Dollars per v e. -.i:--D.iEar
ltr d.-v.-a
A Hack will be irt wait'"' -' ;t -Vo
station on the an ivid of thiMraips tf 1 -"
passengers, free of charge, to the ' , -:
HORSES AND REGGIES AT hF.-T-T
Johnstown. Aug. 25. lf.5y.-iv.
7"r Pn.ttvt;,.,, Jf,,fi;af 7jv t e i
OF CAME II I A COl'MY.
I. OPATF. 1) AT KEKNsi: IT'
ri"StIE above named C.-j!.;arv.
.1 April tth. If57. wiil 1 fleet i"::--.:.
property at safe rates. Feint- : . --'
careful in the risks taken, this ' ,'iru:
sents a reliable and l.c -.. mi .I'r.r.; -;
which persons r.mv seen . ;.i l.si i.-:?J
probnble losses by fire.
r 'blico or. Centre Street. re."r'y fj";i '
Ihumpsou s Mountain Honse."
D. II. ROF-ERT?. ""fi
A. C. Mrtt.tx. Sec'v. k Ttoa-.
JGSKP11 II. CA.uI'l-hl.L. ii'-'
Atig. 25. ifr.y.-iv
S
OMKTIUNG new in EEK-Nt:-
The Mndersigned hnvir.goper.Pil ftF '
Saloon, connected with his Kestaiiri rt ;'-(
; nasenient of Mvcrs' new Fall, rcsttii: - .
j 'P'vsts all who"wish good exercise to ci-'-J
! a call. r-V 11 v .-..,.1 1 ici'i! l KKK.
most approved manufacture, cc:is:-'-:.r
hand. THOMAS M bT.
Ebensburg, August 25. 1 S r;-
i:i:..si i(; roi nv ,
HAYING purchased the eutiro
nd fixtures of the Lbensl urg F 'ur ,
the subscriber is prepared to lurnis-'-and
others with
j'L o u a 11 s, pl o ra
S T V K S. M I I, L I i: ' -x "v
TllRLSUlXG MACIUSI
and eHsting? of any kind that may -e re"
in the com in unity." i( .1
P'V strict, attention to the business '
concern, he hopes to merit, and trust? f
receive, a liberal patronage from ''-0'
viuit of articles in his line.
All business done at the Foundry. s
EDW AFP (;I A '
September 1, 1859-tf. .
1: .V; :
!H ' FHILAPCLFinA.
T?OE SALE One good now
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A "iv sru 01 i 1.1 : i.
Au 2i lsv.tf
C. IF "M
P.
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