.FOllEIGX NEWS.
ARRIVAL Or THE
ram CANADA !
:-. Two Wetks Later'.:
coi. jrcbb's
Arrival Cheer in or Ju;s
'rem Iv.dia Rclillions intkt Austri
on Empire Probable Evropean War
Encouraging Commercial Advices,
' c, 4 c.
Halifax Tkleoraph Ofeice,
Sunday, Jan. 13, 10 A. M.
The Steamer Canada has just arrived,
after a boisterous passage.
Col. Webb, Minister to Au3trU, and
-his suit, had reached Livejpool, en route
"for Vienna.
The Overland express from India had
. rrived at London, bringing very cheering
news for the manufacturers. It was ex
pected that with the commencement of
.the new year, that a large speculative bu
siness would be done,
r A rebellion had broken out at Servia,
(which forms the southern boundary of
Hungiry,) and greatly alarmed the Aus
trian Government. The insurgents num
ber over 100,000, and their ranks are
hourly swelled by desertions from the
military districts of Peterwardien and
Essey.
It is supposed that Russia is at the bot
tom of the. conspiracy, with a view to
compel Austria and Turkey to become
dependent on her.
The rebellion will probably lead to a
rupture between Austria and Turkey.
A plot on a formidable scale against the
Russian Government, has been discovered j
. in St. Petersburg. It was to have been
brought to a focus on New Years day.
The Czar has ordered all his troops to
..the Turkish frontier to prepare for the
emergency.
l ne uritisn rarniment meets in reo
ruary. The London press seem to think j
th.tt th mWxnvt xx. nni r,Wrt tn n soin.
ranee of the mother country from her
Canadian possessions, as thev cost the;
British Government annually over '3000.
(This amount is, of course, "a Telegraphic 1
blunder.)
France.
From this country there is nothing of.
special interest.
A Havre piper says that private letters
have been received from the United States
etatine that the Cabinet at Washington
-have acknowledged the iustiee of the in-!
'mnitv ,lpm,n,l.,l Ku m pns;in nn,l
Poussin, and
which led to the recent rupture between
that gentleman and Secretary Clayton.
A regiment of Austrian soldiers, sta
tioned at Comorn, had rebelled, and killed
a large number of the principal officers.
With the exception of the above, the
news by this arrival is generally unimpor
, tant and uninteresting.
Editorial Coavenlioa.
At a Convention of Editors, held at
Beuhler's Hotel, on Tuesday the first of
January, 1850, the Hon. NIMROD
. t- ,..n. i t- n-
A. IX. .! V- LI KL. anil .!. 1. IIOLLIKOOK I T , , .. i
0 ... r ,f r- ; . day hy ua , increa sej ou r attachment, u ri
v ice Presidents, Isaac Ir. AlcKinieo and I . J r ,. . . , , . , , ,
II. A.
Clure,
Jlish Secretaries. Messrs. M1
H utter, and , were appointed1
a commu'.ceio preseni resolutions iortne(
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action of the Convention who rrjscnted
. , . , - , ,
the following which were unanimouslv
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auopteu
Resolved, That it is the opinion of this
.-. . i . . i , i m i
Convention that papers should be allowed
to circulate free of postage, within the
Congressional Districts in which they
are respectively puTiisneu; aim ma; such ,
, r J 1 . , .
a law would meet the almost uninimo is
I .1- j l . i
approbation of the people, and tend to dis
eeminate intelligence among them.
Resolved, That we earnestly request
the members of Congress from our State
to use their influence for a passage of a
law in conformity with the above resolu
tion. Resolved, That in States where the
laws of the Legislature are published in
the papers of the State, it is found not to
tnaienany increase ine cuii ui uieir p u u-1
. , J . rr . ii j i i
cauon, ounimus; et eciuauy .preau,uie:her lhies w;lh them But she
laws Deiore me icnoie people, anu gives;
, , , , , ,.r r r r , .
them the knowledge thereof, of which
they otherwise remain ignorant.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
Convention, the Legislature of Pennsylva
nia would be conferring a great benefit
upon the people of this State, by passing a
law which would authorize the publication
of general laws in the papers of the whole
Commonwealth, and those of local bear
ing, in the papers circulating in the district
to which the law is intended to apply.
Resolved, That as ignorance of the law
is no excuse against its violation, the law
makers owe it to the law-governed, to al
low every citizen to become acquainted
with the rules laid down for his obser
vance. Resolved, In the language of the Ver.
mont Editorial Convention, "That as
Representatives of the Press of" Pennsyl
vania "we disapprove and discountenance
ill natured personalities in editorial inter
course; that we discern and rejoice in a
gradual improvement by observing strictly
in our editorial allusions the amenities and
courtesies which should mark the inter
course of gentlemen.
iiesolvea, 1 hut we recommend to the j
editors of this State, to refuse to publish
advertisements sent them by city Agents
upon any other than regular terms.
Resolved, That our State Legislature
pc requested to pass resolutions
to paM resolutions urging
Upon our Senators and Representatives in
Conqre? to urge the passage of a bill to !
i . ,V,;0 fv,,.,..;.. . I
-ill IMC 1'J D Ul UIIJ Vy IIH'JIl, 111
relation to
t y nhin
thr
free circulation of iicwsnn
a:h Congressional I)i .tri t.
j The following Memorials to the Legig
j lature and to Congress, were adopted by
j the Convention and the Committe appoin
j jed, authorized to affix their names there
to in behalf of the Convention.
To the Honorable, the Senate and House
of Representatives of Pennsylvania:
Gentlemen: The undersigned, ap
pelated a Committee by an Ldi tonal
State Convention, held at Harrisburg on
the 1st of January, 1850, beg leave, re
spectfully to request your attention to the
propriety of publishing all laws of a gen
eral character, in the English and German
papers throughout the Commonwealth, at
the expense of the state; and also that of
requiring laws of a local nature, to be
published in the newspapers in the vicmi-
j ty interested therein, at the expense of the
County or parties concerned. 1 his is
now the law in several of our sister States,
including New York, New Jersey and
Ohio; and as it is the only by way which
the people of our State can be generally
informed of the character of our laws, we
would think its adoption judicious and
proper.
We are aware that objections may be
unred against this proposition, on the
grounds of the expense, that must neces
sarily attend it. This objection, however,
could, and we think should be obviated.
A large sum is annually expended in the
publication of our laws and journals in
German of which few, if any copies are
sold in the year. The amount of money
that could be saved to the State, bv cur-
tailing the German publications, as far
as practicable, and some of the other ex
penses of go err.mcnt that ecu be done
without detriment to the public interest.
Your serious attention is respectfully,
but earnestly requested to the subject. The
laws by which the people must be gov
erned, should be universally made known.
It is alike due to those who govern, and
to the governed; and we are fully persua-
1 ded that u carried into ciieet with a
tiro-
Per observance of economy
it will meet
"le tieartv approval oi vour constituents.
(Signed bi; the Committee.)
hcMUCKfy and UlC 111100-
Governor Crittenden cf Kenfick y,
in
ms lemarKs on the violent disunion de
lates in Congress, utters '.hejp'.iowing no
ble seutiments:
"Dear as Kentucky is to us, she ia not
our win le country. The Union, the whole
Union, is our country, and proud as we
jutt'v are of the name of Kenluchian, we
.i t r ' 1 re i
nave a l0ll-r ana mor lar-lamea title
that of American citizen a name known
and respected throughout the world, and
which, wherever we may b has power
lo prut-ct us lro:n th;
j"cr ur k;r -.
despotism oienipe-
"As a parv
to the Constitution,
Ken- j
c t i i e r i
ttickv, ii:terc!;ut:gaL! v, with the
States, piVo'gt'd herself to abide by and
support that constitution and the Union
which it established. If that pledge were
her cn'y obligation, it ought to le inviola
bic. But th-i se
1 cf Washington ':-lirip
ed upon it t
e thousand glorious recol
lections associated with
its
origin tnc
benefits and blessings
it has
Conferred .
grander nopes r. now inspires, have.
leiance is lost in pioud, grateful, and af-
- ,
iib.iuua.j u v. i
.ction.
I can entertain lo apprehens ons for
.. r . r .
the lat? of such a
"1 he ai.proact
Union.
ij.proacn ct any dau'rer lo it
;" ,V t "
tence the hrst moment of its peril would
would be t:.e signal lur rahvinrr in its de-
be
the moment cf its rescue. I nersunde
; myself that there will be found in Con-
'n - cj) uj lie. iA(.:tui ouuKll n lliVil llU3i
, . - . - . . ,
given rie Pj t,.e late agnation and aiarm,
. - , . .
j a 1',-c-ir j'jruturiuiLt: iuu u irist jjui ii'iice , I
that will secure us Irom danger; and that
the very men who, in the heat and con
tention of debate, have spoken most bold
ly the language of defiance and menace to
the Union, will not be hindmost in ma
king sacrifices for its preservation."
I "Kentucky is not insensible lothecau
jses which have produced so much semi
r.i if if n rwl imt-tt!rn with riiirKrrtt-.r r (
it .u u t
the southern States, nor is she without
.. ,-, - , ., , t,v
does not penn;t ncrselt to harbor one
thought against the Union. She depre
cates disunion as the greatest calamity;
sue can see no remedy in it none, cer-
l r
tainiy, ior any grievance as yet co.n-
plained of or to Lo apprehended.
"Kentucky will stand by arid abide by
the Union to the last, and she will hope
that the same kina Providence that ena
bled our fathers to make it, will enable us
to preserve it, Our whole history has
taught us
a consoling cor.fidenco in that
Providence.
I2!jciisjiii .TSarket.
Flour 5,50 a 5.C2J per barrel,
Wheat .$1 a 1,12$ per bushel.
Oats 37$ o 40 cts. very scare). j
Corn Meal 02 cts per bushel. I
liije GSk cts. per bushol. !
Buckielttat tiii$ cts. per bushel.
Potatoes 50 a cts.
Butler Roll 11 a 15 cts.
Keg a II
rrtnli Beef J a 4 cts.
Pre ah Pork 1 a 4 A cts.
Salt 12,50 per barf.; I.
Eggs 10 cts. per dozen.
Hiiij .'j'lO a U per ton.
Seed Timothy, 2,00 per bushol.
Notice.
TO MCE is hereby given to all perso is in
lerested, that Letters of Administration
have hern granted to the undersigned, by the
I Register of Cumbria county, on the estite oi
uringHonrv Hunt, lato of Conemaugh township.
Honrv Hunt, lato of Conemaugh
Cambria counly, deceased. Those indebted
lo "aid tsttte are required to make immediate
ti vmcn'. and thot-e havinsr claims, to present
' . ' i- ll
linn piopcrly authenticated for settlement.
ELIZA HE I II IH'Nl , .lm r
I
i:, ic p) 10 -Ct
NOTICE.
Daniel Hubcr i In Ibc Common flea of'
Cambria County, July Term
William Huber. 1849. Fi. Fa. "No. 61
Thomas Kingston i July Term, 1319.
vs. Fi. Fa.
William llubcr. S No. 82.
And now lo wit January 13, 1830, E. Hut
chinson, Jr. appointed Auditor to ascertain
the amount ot money in the hands of Jacob It .
Sharretts, Constable of Johnstown borough,
arising from I ho sale of personal properly of
W. llubcr onu Jucob Myers, and report facts
and distribution to next Term.
From the Record,
Wm. KITTELL, Proth'y.
The duties of the Auditor named in the
above, will be attended to at the House of
Calvin Bcnrict in Johnstown, on Thursday the
19th day of February next al 1 o'clock P. M.
at which time and place all persons interested,
may attend ii they think proper.
E. HUTCHINSON, Ji., Auditor.
Jan. 17, 1850. 15-4t,
0News and Echo insert 4 times and charge
Auditor.
MARBLE
r
HE subscriber will keep constantly on hand
a fine lot of AMERICAN MARULli, suit
able for Grave Stones of every size and va
riety. As he has made the necessary-arrangements
with D. Shearer &. Co. of Williamsburg4
he can at any time have sent to him tomb
stones of any size or quality that purchasers
may desire. Those wishing to erect monu
ments to the memory of their deceased rela
lives of friends, will do well to give the sub
scriber a call before purcha-ing elsewhere.
HUGH A. M'COV,
Jan. 17, 1SG0 15-3t.
Notice.
In the Orphan's Court of Cambria Co.
In iho matter of 'the estate of John Douglass
deceased.
Ard now to wit: January 13, 1850, E. Hutch
insou Jr. appointed fAnditor to ascertain the
amount tor which tract No. 4 in Inquisition on
real estate of said dee'd was sold and the
amount of laxes paid, what thjre each
heir is
enlitledlo receive. j
The duties of the above appointment will bo j
attended to by the Auditor therein named at (
his .ffjcii in Lbcusburg on Monday the 22d day ;
of February next at which time and place all j
pt rso-is mieiCiU-d are requested to attend if:
thuv ihi k proper. i
K. HUTCHINSON JR. Auditor. '
Jan. '17, 150 lo it. j
(News and Echo iuscrt 1 times and charge
Auditor )
CO PA 11 '1 Willi SHIP
DISSOLVED! ,
rnihe partnrrr-hip heretofore existing, in the J
lk. practice of the law, in Cambria county, i
between the undersigned has been dissolved by
luutnjl consent. All business undisposed ol
will bo ilteuded to as herilororc
J. F.COX.
K. 1a. JOHNSTON.
Kbcusburg Jan 1 1, 1550. 15-3t.
Law Notice.
J- XT- COX will continue to practice law
m tno several courts or Cambria county,
be in attend nee at the courts regularly.
Jan- 11, 1S50 -15-3m.
and'
l
(i ODE 1 .V LA I) 1 - .y n o OK.
WE HAVE MCCH SIClit THAN FULFILLED
AIL Of It i
FROMISES" I
And enter upon the year with s new one,'
wmch those v. hn know us and who does not '
j wi h believe-
I f!n(1lr'e lotr'e Pnnt- frt . 1 C r ,L11 .1 . i
uuu.j a Luj .iiuua iui it jti 511UU iuriJUSS lliaij The subscriber adopts this method of rctur
for 1S19, ning thanks to his friends and iho public
Anu excceU nil magazines past, present an. I to
come
Tf THIS CJS1I I ADVANCE, Po.SlagC naid
M A I. 1 1 I C V. N T &. K X P ES 1 V E P R E M I U M S
Subset ibrrs to a club, or Single ASubscri-
may enoose aijcrent engravmgs.
One conv 1 vear 83. with anv two of th r..i
lowing splendid premium plates: 'Death-
tJed fof Ihe Rev. John Wesley." "Wesley
Treachinj in the Gwermp Amphithe itre."
'Ainrrica guided by wisdom," "lien Taylor
and Old Whitey," 'Likeness of the Rev. John
V'eslpv," "Do. of his co-laborer," "Rev.
John Fletcher," the list two though separ
ate engravings, we count only as one pre-
IlliUm. ;
Two copies for .S, and any two of tho above I
prints to each subscriber. j
rive copies lor iu, and an extra copy of the
Rook, on I anv two of the ahovo engraving
to the person sending the club
Eleven copies for $20, and an extra copy of the
Rook, and any three of tho above engravings
to the person sending the blub.
Any person sending 5 in advance, subscrip
lion 1650 and '51, will be entitled to any
four of the above engravings.
MORE j MOST LIBERAL OFFERS.
For S20 in advance, ten copies of the Lady's
Rook will bo sent, and a copy of either of tho
above magnificent prints scnl to each sub
scriber. They can in all cases, select which
they please.
For 30, we will send Ion copies of tho Rook
and thirty copies of tho above en0ravings.
Single number of the Lady's llook, 25 cents.
Tho above ore laro sized parlor prints. The
"Death Red of Wesley," conlai ns many por
traits; " Wesley Preach inj in tho Amphithea.
tre" contains hundreds of figure, and cost
81500 to onprave it; "America guided by wis
dom." ia a very largo lino engraving, and cost
1600 to engruve. "General Taylor and Old
Whity" is one of ihe lnrgc:-tof the C'en. Taylor
prints, and is engraved from an original paint
ing, nt a cost of $1000, The heads of Wesley
and Fletcher are of a good size for framing.
PREMIUMS ARK ONLY SKNT WHEN THE SUBSCRIP
TIONS ARK REMITTED DIRF.CT TO THE PUBL1NIIER.
The Lady's Rook mill contain several
Hundred good Engravings.
Postmasters and others .sending Clttbs
will oblige its very much by having
them all addressed to one name.
It is no inconveniec to them
and will be a great fa
vor to ns.
Premiums to the towns sending the lar
gest number of Subscribes.
The lown sending us the largest number of
rnuil subscribers for 1850, will bo entitled to
tho Lady's Rook foi 1851 gratis; and the r.e.vt
in number each subscriber shall receive any one
of the above phitrs.
Address L. A CODKY.
113 Chestnut .Street, Philadelphia.
IJST received, a large lot of English and
4W French CLOTHS, Blur, Black ami Fan.
ey CASS I MERES, and S ATI SIFTS of ere.
t y i ui ii y, at the Ntorc of
JO HX S. BL( II AX AX
STRAYS.
c
AUK to the
reside ncc of the fubscriber in;
Allegheny township about the first of Nov. j
crnucr mst, sx'eeii head of nhcen win
ferent marks, two of them havo bells' ok, ant-
tl.m is a rem iih rrmaiktill larce horns
The owners are requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take them
away, otherwise they will bo disposed of ac
cording to law.
SAMUEL M'MULLIN.
Jan. 10, 1850 14- 3t.
LOOKJERE!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To the Public!
rFTlHE subscribers have just
HE subscribers have
received ul
IL their Store Room in Ebensburg
large assortment of
a very
NEW GOODS,
which thev offer lo their customers at VERY
LOW PRICES. Thankful for the patronage
so liberally bestowed upon them, they hope to
merit its continuance, and beg loave lo assure
their friends and the public generally, that the
stock of eoods which they i.ow offer for sale
will compare favorably, both as to quality and j
cheapnebs, with any other ever brought to ihisj
piano. j
They cannot enumerate all the articles;
which they have on hand, but would say it
comprises every thing usually kept in a coun
try store 6uc'i as
nine ttlnrk find P.rnwn rin1li. Fnnrv and Plain
CASSLUBRES, SATINETS of all
prices and desdriptions, DELANES,
CASHMERES, in every variety and
color.
MUSLINS, Brown and Bleached,
CALICOES of rare and beautiful!
styles.
CLOVES, HOSIERY and LACE
GOODS.
Also. A very large assortment of
of every variety andofthevejy best quality.
Together with a splendid lot of
1 1 ATS AND CAPS,
QUEENS WAKE, II Alii) WAKE,
GROCERIES for family uso.
Ii O OA'S and STA TIOSAR 1 ',
1'ISJI, SALT, c ,
In fact, every thinj necessary to render the ir
assortment co nplete.
They would here say that it is liicir deter,
mination to sell roods as cheap if not a little
j cheaper th tn any other establishment in the
place. X tils will bo lound to bo the
case by
; tlu'so who will favor them with a call.
Lumber and all kinds of country produce
J a
t.iken in exchange fur goods.
MURRAY i. ZAHM.
Eben.-burg, Nov. 8, liS43. 5-tf.
Yholcsa1c and Retail
Tin Copper & Sheet' Iron
Jfla n uf act o r y.
; generally for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed ui;on him. a.id heps leave to inform
'them that ht has enlarged his business, andnow
Keep Ciisianuy on nanu a urge nipplv o
every vari.-iy of
T1X WARE,
STOVE-PIPE,
DRIP PI SG PAXS,
Z I X K Ii OI LE It S,
COAL llCC NETS, TEA
A" : T T L E S, aS-c,
which he will sell wholesale or retail as
low as any other establishment in die
country, lie is also prepared to maim-
imuui. as a. v u l niu iui ii'JUOt i ui liil
shortest in lice and on the most reasonable
' 'i r 1 it y-rx VI 'I II. I Ivl- - hiM.ic t;..
terms. Merchants and ethers desirous of'
5 i purchasing bills of ware, are respect! ullv
s l . ! ii i. : i . - c
iuviil'u lul-;ii us nc is prt'puieu luiuniisu
all articles in his line equally as low as
can be had either east or west, and all or
ders addressed to him will Le proirptlv
attended to.
JOB WOUK .'f every description, dune
on the shortest notice.
The undersigned hopes, by a strict at-
A T . I- A. t'l
lenuon to uusmcss 10 receive a libera
share of public patronage.
Old copper and puter taken in exchange
for ware,
GEORGE I1ARNCAME.
Oct. S. is 10 5-tf.
PUBLIC HOUSE
AND OYSTER SALOON,
In Johnstown.
S. M 'CLOSKEY most respectfully in
forms his friends and tho public gener
ally, that he has rented the Mand formerly
occupied by Mr. Thomas Gore, fronting the
.Market House in Johnstown, where ho ib
provided with every means of accomodating
and pleasing both citizens and travellers w ho
may favor him wilh a call, by a plentiful
TABLE AND BAR
and comfortable STARLING".
! need not starve.
And besides he will at all times ho provided
during tho winter season, with fresh
and having considerable experience in that
lino of business, he will be able to please the
latte of the most fasliduoiis, having lilted up
a splendid saloon he wili give every attention
to customers all the time thankfully.
Please direct communications to
P. S. M 'CLOSKEY.
Johnstown, Pa.
Dec. 13, 1K4J. 10-tf.
iOR .SALE
which m ill I
.S'jr Siilcudid Arcordrons
be aold rhrap by
i.
n orv f co.
. A. Valuable
R K A 3 j ' IvSTATK
.IT
PUBLIC SALE.
THERE will be exposed to Public Sale al
the Court House, in the brough of Ebonsburg
on Tuesday of the April Cooit, at 2 o'clock.
P. M,, by the undersigned, executoia of John
Moyer, late of Allegheny township, deceased,
(if not sooner disposed of at private tale) the
following valuable real estate, viz:
A FARM,
Situate in Clearfield and Allegheny townships
containing about
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
With about 60 acres cleared, and in a Igood
state of cultivation. There arc on the premises
a tolerably good HOUSE and BANK. DARN,
with somo other outbuildings. There is an
excellent ORCHARD on this farm, also waler
power sufficient to run a Saw Mill about one
half of the year. There is also
IKON OliE AND COAL
On this land. The location is a very desirable
one for a farmer, situated in the midst of a
well settled section of Cambria county, within
one mile of Ashland furnace, and alw ays con
venient to a good market. The title is itidis
putabie, and will be sold without reserve, on
the day abovo pamed, to the highest and best
bidder,
Any person wishing to buy the abova prcm.
ises previous to t he day of public sale may en-
quire of the subscribers in Clearfield or Cam.
biia townships.
JOHN MOYER. tT. , ,
JOSEPH .MOYER, icutor,.
Jan. 10, 1850 14-td.
WANTED.
A LL persons indebted to the subscriber for
Job Work, Advertising- or Subscription,
are requested to pay up immediately, or other
wise their accounts will be placed in the hands
of a Justice fjr collection. Pay up and svc
costs-
t. C. ZAI1M.
Jan- lOih 1530 1 i-3l.
otice
TO TAX COLLECTORS!
rpMHE collectors of the SchoolTaxes in Car.
LL roll township are earnestly rrquesttd to.
pay immediately into the hands of the School
Treasurer of said township the amounts of
their several drplicateB. There is money due
the Treasury remaining unpaid fr several
years past, and no louder indulgence can bo
given. Any collector nelectin this notice
may expect lo hive the amount of hi
duplicate collected by a due course of law .
By order of the Hoard,
THOMAS KIRK PATRICK.
Secretin y
Jan. 10, lb50 14-3i.
Stray Mcifcr.
C1AME lo the resiJenceof ihc subscriber in
1 Allegheny township Cambria count v, a.
j "u,1. ,th.C first of ctober "t. a while and black
I 1 1 . I r. I. I - I. . . ....... 11 'rt
i a AAi a. aaa, uuui i wo )uai5 ui'i. mere are no
piiriicui.ir maiKs upon nor. i ne owner is re
quested to come forward, prove property, pav
charges and t ike her away,-other ise slu will
ba disposed of accurd!nj to law.
FRANCIS CHRISTY.
Jn. 10, 1S"J 14-3L"
STRA V.
1AME to Iho residence of the subscriber in
legheny township about ihe 2Ulh of
, jciouer last, a red anJ wliilc 1 lt-ii , sup
( posed to be three years old, his horns are turn
jedb.ick uudirhis oars. The owner is reques.
j ted to come forward, prove property pay char
j ges and lake him away, otherwise ho wiil be
and
disposed ul according to law.
JONAS WEASON.
Jan. 10, ISoO 1 J..3t.
Caution.
W
HKRCAS my wife Lydia has without
any jusl cause or Provocation left im
bed and board, this is therefore to caution all
persons against trusting heron my account as
1 mn determined lo pay no debts of her con
tracting. DANIEL FL i:NER.
Jan. 10, lc50-ll-3f
FKLSII ARRIVAL
OF
FALL WINTLSR
rpMHE subscriber has just i cceivtd l his
JL Store in Lorctto a large supply o NEW
COOHS from tho eastern markets, consi sting
of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, l'laiJs.Lin
seys and Flannels of all kinds. Cali
coes, Ginghams. French, German Sc
English .Merinos, Alpaccas, De.
lanes. Tickings Chocks, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, f. o mfo r ts,
Gloves, Hosiery cf oil
kinds $:. qualities, Silks
for dresses, Silk & Sa
tin Vestings, Bed,
Norse, Saddle
Blankets,
Bonnets, Hals,
Caps, Hoots and
Shoesofi very descrip
tion, an elegant assort
nient of CJri-ceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, Drugs,
.Medicines, Stationary, Tinware,
Fish, Leather, Salt A: Nails, vc, tie.
Ho deems it unnecessary lo enumerate all
tho articles he bus on hand, and would icqiiesl
the public to cull and oxaiumo for themselves
where they will find every aiticlo usually kept
in a country storo, nud at prices as low as any
other establishment in tho county, ut his
goods wuro purchased (or cash at the lowest
prices.. IlianktuI tor past favors he would
rospectfully ask a continuance of public pat.
ronage
Lumbor, Grain
and all other kind.-, of
Country produce
lake 11 in
ciehaiige for
P. sjULLS.
Goods.
Eftctto. .Nov. P. I 8 - ;.-tf.
in
A TTOKNE Y AT LA TK,
EBEXSBVHG. PA.
Office one do,r wen of J.S. Ruchanan's Store.
April 12. Idl9.--tf.
KSUM, JH,
1 TTORNE TAT LA W,
EBEXSMJIIG, PA.
April 12. 1649 If.
C. LITZINOER.
O. V. TODD.
ir
i & TODD,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.
Queensware, &.c.
I doors cast of Rcn&haw's Hotel. High st.
DlT THOMAS C BUNTING.
South-west corner of 7th - Race sts.
Philadelphia.
April 2G, 1619. 29-
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7
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EBEXSBURG, PA.
Ail business in tbo several Courts of Llmr. In
diana and Cambria counties entrusted to his
care, will be promptly attended lo.
OiTicc, opposite J. S. Buchanan's Store.
April 12, 1S19, tf
Central Pennsylvania
! EXCHANGE
If.
Oilice at the corner of Montgomery and
B.'air street, near the Canal and Kail Road
Dep.-t, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
K. u. HI! VAN, Agent.
Nov. 13, IS 19 0-tf.
FOR ALE!
rHMlE valuable properly in Jackon town
U Jhip, Cambria County, six miles wo6t ot
Ebens'jurg, on the store Turnpike, containing
28G ACRES,
about G.0 of which are cleared , in good order
and under good fence. There is a good two
story
FRAME HO USE
thereon erected, now occupied as a ISiiijrrV
Temperance Hotel, together with ai4et
log Stable and a log Darn. There is also on,
the premises a
contaiuing 150 trees, principally all grafted
and bearing fiuit. Running through the farm
is a fine stream of water, oa which is erected a
good new
SAW &IL.L..
having the advantage of a township road from
the Turnpike leading past tt. A good vei n uf
coal is also found on the land.
The subscriber is w illin g tt sell Ea;d Saw
Mill and 100 acres cf well limbered land, t.cp.
aratc-ly from the other property if more con
venient to purchasers. Adjoining this mill is
S00 acres of well timbered land, affording a
a fine opportunity to any person wishing lo.
engage in the lumbering business.
For further p arliculars apply lo the under
signed residing on the premises.
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
Jan. 3, J S50. 13-tf.
IjIIuIlidaysburg Register p!eatc copy thtes
times.
Portage, JVo. 2, A. P. U. R.
riTlUE unders:gned tiks this ractlnd of ia
forming his frionds and the pu'ilic gener
ally, that he has taken that large and comma.
d:o'.!B House, favorably know as thj
Washington Hotel,
formerly kept by WiRiam Pa!mcr, Esq. Hiv
ing fitted up the House in a style not to ba sur
paMcd by any other west of tho mountains,
the travelling community cau rest assurydthat
on his part there will be nothing wanting lo
make their sojourn a pleasant one, as he 14 do
termined to supply his la'ds wilh the Lest that
the country market can afford.
EIIS H.VIi
v mil be supplied with the choicest of L".ujrs.
HIS STABLE
islarge and roomy, aad uttcaiod by carcfa' aaA
attentive Hostlers.
RICHARD TROT I'ElL
A. r. R. R., Juno 6, It?13. 3G-tf.
Remaining in the Post Ojfice at Ebcns
burg, January 1st 1S50,
Absolom Akeright Win. Kennedy
Richard Ashcrat
Daniel Keily
John Adams
W in. Allison
Francis A. Reach
.Mar' F. Rollwcavcr
Joseph Rcnnan
Thoa. Canton
Henry Cooper
Peter Con a way
Timothy Cronar
John Doiigherty
Abram Davis
Patrick kecf
Peter Kenny
John Linsey
Win, Morgan v
John Murphry
t"in. M'Gongh
Joseph M liter
A M-Catriey
Evan Owenn
John O W'eill
Daid Powci
JaniL's Roger
i Miss Catharine Ev.111
1 Mt. A. Evans
Jacob Roher
J -Mrs. Eliia Roger
.lijs Chirlott Ric.iard
Richard Rq'.M.ts
rds George Slon-.'ker
Is'.-clioi.is Stinba
David Sweet
George Socy
James SjinervtHu
E!i.is I'isscI
David Thomas
Joseph Tcvia
Jacob Rogel
Win. J. Williams
Jioob Wagoner
Patrick Wliite
William Williir.is
Patrick Kilty
David E. Evans
John E. Evans
Jenk n Edward
John H . W. C i.v.
f lira ui Fry
Adam Fullmer
Jauics Gallagher
Goo. Higins
John llichy
Win. M. Harding
Elisabeth llury
Win. llughew
George Mauser
S. M. Iluleth
John Henderson
Nicholas lli'tiem.t!i
.Miis .Mary Jones
David Jouc
MILTON RO HERTS. 1'. M
January 3, lf.r0.
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