Trouble Between Prnssia and HanoTer.
The Deutsche Reform, publishes two
important documents on the subject of the
accession of .Hanover from the Prussia
League. The first of these documents is
a circular jvhich Barn Schleitz ad
dressed on the 13ih insl. toih Hanovrian
Ambassador in Herling. and to the Prus
sian Embassies in foreign countries.
This ciicutir, refering to the minutes cf
the Administrative Council containing
the declaration of the Hanoverian Gov
ernment respecting its secession from the
League of the 20ih of May, 1849, and
referring likewise to the second dispatch,
contains this statement:
"Obedient to his Majesty's orders, I
have instructed His Majesty's Ambassa
dor at Hanover immediately to quit his
03 1 until further notice, and to return to
erlin. After having, according to my in
structions, informed the Hanoverian Cab
inet of this order by means of a verbal
communication, the Ambassador has ar
rived at this place."
The second dispatch which is dated the
Oth of March, is addressed by Baron
Schleinitz to the Hanoverian Minister at
Berlin, and. referring to a letter from that
getleman of the 25th ult. and to a declara
tion it contains respecting the
of the Hanoverian Government from the
league of the 26th of May. 1849, under
tho pretence of an alleged offence to that
Government by the resolution of the Ad
minitsrative Council of the 12ib of Feb
ruary, 1850. Baron Sciileinitz protests
that the Prussian Governmentcannoi see
how the said league must therefore be
considered as exislir.g de facto and de
jure. In conclusion, referring to a cer
tain desire expressed in the communica
tion of the Hanoverian Ambassador, and
tending to insure the maintenance of
friendly relations betwen the Gover
nments of Prussia and Hanover. 13a ron
Schieinitz protests that It is his duty to
point out the inconsistency of this wish
with the unexpected and unjustified se
cession of the Hanoverian Government
from the treaty of the 26th of May, 1849,
and openly to declare that the mainte
nance of friendly relations does not lie in
the hands of Prussia alone, but is influ
enced by the conduct of the Hanoverian
Governnent.
Statistics cf the Jews-
An official publication informs Us that
there are hardly more than from 4,000,
000 to 6,000.000?Jewsin the whole world;
whereas Buddhism numbers 400,000,000
adepts; Brahmism 200,000,000; Christi
anity 230.000,000 to 250,000,000; Ma
hometanism, from 130,000,000 to 150,
000,000; and Fetishism (or pure idolatry)
from 60,000,000 to 100,000,000. The
5,000,000 Jews are thus distributed:
There are some 500.000 in Syria and
Asiatic Turkey; 250,000 in European
Turkey; 600,000 in Moiocco and North
Africa; 50,000 to 80,000 in Eastern Asia;
100,000 in America; and about 200,000
m Europe--viz.,' 13.000 in England; 1,
594 in Belguim; 850 in Sweden and Nor
way; 6000 in Denmark; 70,000 in France;
52.000 in the Lov Countries; 1,120,000
in Russia (more than one-fifth of the en
tire race); 631,000 in Austria and its de
pendencies; 214,431 in Prussia 175,000
in the German States; and 4,000 in Italy.
Spa'n and . Cuba. An Ambassador
Coming to the United States. By the
Europa, we are advised that the Spanish
Government had borrowed 30,000,000
rals, for the purpose of niacin? the
secession Island of Cuba in a proper state of de
fence, and Count Mirasol was aboul to
embark at Cadiz for Havana, there to see
the orders of the Spanish Cabinet carried
into effect, after which he was charged to
proceed on a special mission to tho Pres
ident of the United States.
The Fire Annibilator.
Mr. Phillips, the inventor of this new
apparatus, recently gave an exhibition of
its powers to a large company assembled
at the London gas works, Vauxhall. After
tome preliminary remarks on the vast
losses from fire, amounting annually in
th three kingdoms to JC2.000 000, and the
inefficacy of water in quenching a furious
conflagration, he set 'fire to a compart
ment of a large open building, filled with
partitions and temporary joisting of light
wood, daubed with pitch and turpentine,
and hung with rags soaked in the same
combustibles. The flames ascended, roar
ing with such vehemence as to repel the
spectators to a distance of forty feet, reach
ing, apparently, beyond all remedy by
water; when Mr. P. with one of his hand
machines, somewhat larger than a good
sized coffee pot, from which a volujne of
gas and vapor was discharged, extin
guished the flames in half a minute;
and then, to prove that there was no nox
ious quality in the resulting air, immed
lately walked through the buiding with a
lighted candle in his hand. A company
has been formed to manufacture these
new-styled fire engines; . which if they
answer as well in practice as thev seem
to do in experiment, will soon make their
wav to this country, ana una tneir new
of operation in subduing flames and, per
haps, fire riots.
The "Infirmities of Genius. Booth
the Tragedian. We see in the Richmond
Enquirer, of Thursday, a card, signed by
a great number of citizens, requesting the
manageis of the Richmond theatre, to
overlook the "infirmities of genius," and
make a re engagement with. Mr. Booth,
who was missing lately, on the first even
ing he was to perform. Sefton & Chip
pendale had cancelled the first engage,
ment, but they say they wiU renew the
contract, with the understanding, how
ever, to deposite in the hands of a third
party the sum of $500, in addition to the
amount agreed to be paid Mr. Booth, pro
vided that he shall also deposit0 the like
sum of $500, the party forfeiting their
deposite in the event of non fulfilling punc
tually the terms of the contract. .
Dog Express. TheMenesota Pioneer
gives the following account of the "doff
train". -which recently arrived at St. Paul
from the extreme northwest;
'The tram arrived on Monday last; with
a heavy mail from Pembina and the Sel
kirk settlements, distance, five .hundred
miles. Snows are reported very deep in
the north. The three dogs having iiiad? i
fifty miles a day some days, were much
fatigued at the end of their journey. Be
ing fed, they laid down in their harnesses
for several hours and slept, but moving
their feet, while sleeping on their sides as
if they were still traveling. Their sledge
is a light board, with sides to it, of green
hide, making a sort of open shoe, with a
prow turning up in front, skate fashion.
' The sledge contained the mail, and pro
visions for the dogs and two men pemi-
"can &c. there being no dwelling to. stop
at for many hundred miles. , One of the
, men, half-breeds, travelled ahead of the
the dogs; and the other with a-stick to
drive them, and a rope to hold back the
sledge down hill, came behind. The dogs
are sharp-eared, a little above medium size
and look much like wolves. We have
been thus particular in describing this tra
veling equipage, knowing that it will seem
novel to our reades in the United States."
I2lni8liir Market.
Flour 5.25 a 5.50 per barrel, -
Vhrat--&l a 1,12$ per buahel. ,
Oats 37 a 40 cis. very searcu.
Corn Meal 62$ cts per bushel.
Rye G2 ctj. per bushel.
Buckwheat 62$ cis per bushel.
Potatoes a 62$ cts.
Butter Roll 14 a 15 cts. Keg 12$ a 14
Frtsh Beef a a 8 cts.
Fresh Pork 5 a 7 cis.
Salt 2.50 per barrel.
Egg' 10 cts. per dozen.
Hay 10 r 12 per too. ' f -
See J Timothy, 2.00 per baahel. f
Clover 84.50 do.
Wool 23 a 25 cts. per lb.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
F M S :A IL,:JE .
rhe subscriber offers for rale a farm situate
in Washington township, Cambria County on
the turnpike leading lo Ebensburg, Cnfc tnilo
and a half -from lite Summit. containing
.-.aw .v.'...
or thereabouts- This laud is of good quality
and well adapted lo either grain or grass. The
Kurvey of the Central Railroad passses through
it. The title is indisputable. For further par
ticulars, appiy to Jama Smyth, near the Mud
House or to WM. M. SMYTH.
April 18lh 1650 283t
BACON FLOUR, CHEESE
N O. and While Pulverized Sugar, just re
ceived and for sale by M. ROBERTS.
April IBth "50.
i'UBLIC NOTICE.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of the county of Cambria will be exposed
o public sIe. at the Court House, in the bor
ough of bbenxburg. - on Monday the Cih day
of May next, at 1 o'clock P. M., a certain
tract ot land situated in Cambria township,
adjoining lands of Richard Edwards, John E.
Jones, Richard Bennett and others, containing
1S8 ACBES,-
More or less, with the appurtenances.
Terms will be made known on day of rale
by Win. Davis and Taumas M. Jones, adminis.
trators ot the estate of David Davis, deceased.
By order of the Court.
Wm. KIT TELL. Clerk.
April 11, 1850 27-td.
Executor's Notice.
Notice is hsreby given, that Letters Testa
mentary on the estate of Mrs. Margaret M.
Grand, late of the Borough of Johnstown, de
ceased, have been granted to the undersigned
by the Kegister of Cambria county. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
settle their accounts, and ihose having claims
against said estate will presenr them to the un
dersigned duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN CAMPBKLL )
TIIOS. M'KIERNAN, .tr:
April 11, 1850 27-6t.
MARRIED
On Tuesday last by the Rev. A. M'
Elwain Mr. George W. Keixey to Miss
Eliza Russell, daughter of Wm. Russell
Esq. of Portage, Cambria county.
At the Catholic 'Church in Harrisburg,
on Sunday evening the 14th inst., by the
Rev. Mr. Maher, Hon. Lynn Boyd, of
Kentucky, to Mrs Ann L. Dixon of Eb
ensburg, Pa. ... -..."'
. Centraf Pennsylvania
EXCHANGE
in
AGENCY
The office has been removed to Alle
gheny street, a few dorrs west of the
Court House, and nearly opposite the
Post Office, Holiday sburg, Pa.
R. R. BRYAN, Agent.
April 1, 1850 G-tf.
Wanted,
ONE or I wo good Cabinet Makers can find
constant employment and enod waves hv
applying immediately to the undersigned, resi
ding at No. 2, A. P. Railroad. None but com.
petent workmen need apply.
JOHN G. RITTER.
April II, 50 27-tf
Executor's JVotice
IT ,bl ibtCh testamentary on the estate of
JLi Susanna Troxell. late, of Washington
township, deceased, having been granted by
the Register of Cambria county to the subcri
ber: all persons indebted lo said estate, wiil
. t "
piease can ana seine up tlieir respective ac
counts, and oil persons having claims a?aint
paid estate, will preer-nt them proj erly su'hen-
ucaieu tor sin emeni ax si.on g convenient.
Ab'm TROXELL, Executor.
April 11, U50. 27-6t.
3a
Something New!
Milton ISohci'fs
Respectfully informs his fri. nds and the pub
lic generally mat tin lias fjust received, in ad
dition lo hi stock ot Groceries a fine and gen.
era! assortment of
Among which willhetound
Clolbs, Cnssimerrs, Prints.
GINGHAMS, MUSLINS, 4 c.
Of excollent quality, together wilh a fine lot of
- BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS CAPS,
HARDWARE QUEENSWARE Sec.
Which will be sold very low for cash or ap
proved country produce. As he f intends to do
a cash and produce business, the public may
expect goods on terms considerably lower than
can be afforded by the long credit stores. As
he receives new goods every week, his friends
can always find something, new at hi store.
The public are respectfully invited to 'call and
examine. . -
April 18th 1850.
ON T3T Q CP
PRIME RIO COFFEE
Y. II. TEA.
SUGAR.
MOLASSES
RICE $c. $c
Fresh from the Easier Markets at
LITZ1NUER & TODD'S.
1 JUST RECEIVED:'
Mould Dipp'd,aud Star Candles.
Soap, Brooms,
8 by 10, 10 by 12, and 10 by 14 Glass.
Cotton Yarns.
Cotton Batting.
Smoking Tobacco,
: t Pure White Lead &.c. dc-c, at
LITZINGER & TODD'S-
A LOT OF FINU SALT, just received and
. for sale by MILTON ROBERTS.
MILTON ROBERTS-
Stray C6w.
ifT'AMfJ to the residence of the subscriber in
H Alleg'.hcny township, Cambria county, on
the tenth of April J-"t, a BROWN COW, with
a il a r in Iter face, wlu'.'o legs and some wl.ite
spots on her body, she is Isnie in the right leg.
and aboul nine years old. J he owner is re
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away, otherwise' she will
be disposed of according lo Ixw. ' '
' ' M. LEAVV.
April 18th 1850 28-3t.
Executor's Notice
If L rTLRS testamentory on the estate of
ILi Timothy Davis, late of Cambria town.
ship, Cambria county. deceased, have been
granted to the subscriber by the Register of
Cambria' county. . A It persona indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment imme
diately; and alt persons having claims .against
said estate, will present them properly authen
ticated for settlement.
E. J. WATERS, JETxV.
April 18, 50-28-6t. ...
iplOSHEN CHEESE, just received and for
sale by M. ROBERTS.
EBE1BURG
HOUSE
I he ondereigned respectfully : announces to
his friends and the travelling conmmunity that
lie has taken this large and commodious house
in the borough of Ebensburg. formerly kept bv
o t r - . i J . r J
o. a . ncuMiaw, wnere ue win oe nappy to ac
commodate his friends and those who may be
pleased to favor him with their patronage.
Having fitted up the House in an excellent
manner, he can assure the travelling public
mai noining vin be wanting on his part that
will contribute to the comfort of his customers.
His TABLE will alwavs be supplied wilh
the best the markets can afford, and his BAR
is filled wilh choice liquors. His STABLE
being very large and attended by a careful
Hostler, he is prepared to accommodate Dro
vers on the most reasonable terms.
B. M' DERM IT.
March 28, I850- 25-tf.
. . -
AHMAD OF EVERYBODY!
IT iTloore has just received from the
east a Iresh supply of
PRINTS AND GINGHAMS,
1 SATINETS, MUSLINS,
TICKINGS, BOOTS & SHOES, COF
FEE, SYRUP, MOLASSES, LEATH
ER, CIGARS, and sundry other things
that buyers would do well to call and see
before purchas.ing elsewhere.
March 21, 1850.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
mTOTICE is hereby, given, that Letters of
IN Administration on the the estate ot Jo.
seph Long, late of Cambria township, dee'd,
have been granted to the andermgned residing
in Jeneron iv the Kegister of Cambria coun-
a All a.
iy. rtii persons maeDled lo said estate ere
requested to come forward and settle their ac
counts, and those having ? ciaima against said
estate win present M'.eoi duly authenticated
for settlemcut. . .
-; ANTHONY LONG, Adm'r.
Jefferson, April 11, 50 27-6t.
WHITE LEAD, and Linseed
w Oil, for aaloby J- M.OORE.
41 (b Barrels . Conemaugh Salt,
TREASURER'S
SALE
Of Unseated Lands and Lots in
Cambria county A. 0. 1850.
f. John G. Given. Treasttrtr f Camt-cia o,
in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ,n pur.
suance of the several acts of Assembly of said
Commonwealth, directing the'lime ant manner
of selling unseated .lands for laxop. Do Hereby
Give Verier, that the following described tracts
of unseated lands and -lots of . ground in the
said county of Cambria, or each part thereof as
may bo necessary to pay arrearage of tatnt
due therean for one year or tnore, will be of
fered: for sale at the Court House, in the Bor
ough of Ebensburg.on the Second Monday,
(being the lOih) day of June next, and contin.
oe by adjournment, from day to day, until the
whole be Mld for uch arrearage of taxes, and
costs necessarily accruin? thereon.
Allegheny Township.
Tfometof Warrantees or Oonttr$.
A. P.
100
50
439
443
3P0
410
134
212
96
425
16
160
165
400
217
257
44
198
34
154
64
44
39
28
James C. Maguire
John Nagle
Msnha flannum
Mifflin Hannucn
Isaac Webb
Aaron Oowen
Abraham White
Joseph Fields
Samuel Fisher
Margaret Will .
Eleanor C Heister
Cambria Township.
James Myers
do do
do do
George Zeigler
Andrew NeUon
Andtew Duff
James Megehan
Jacob Fronheiser
Caroll Township.
Samuel Dilwortb
Charles Oilworlh '
John Redman
17 Thomas Edwards
John Baldwin
Godfrey Twella
James Hoops
Jacob Wycoff
128 Sarah Barr
123 William Barr
100 Daniel Bart
152 Lewis Barr
Joseph Delozief '
Clearfield Township
Richard Finney
John Cannon
120 Jacob Scoop
153 Robert Evans
i.'4 Jacob Cox
A LARGE quantify of Dun-
canon Nails, and Soikea from .1 to a inch.
es for sale at Moore' Stoore.
430 110
373
100
444
160
160
200
80
372
355
401
3B2
314
139
214
407
433
433
433 153 George Bickham
433 154 William Lambert
332 115 John Servoss
433 153 Jacob Shinker
433 153 Joseph Grey
3fi9 72 S.H.8mttli
433 153 William Servoss
397 . 40 Jacob Burns
1C2 1 John Kelto
4C6 134 George Horner
433 153 Jonathan Lewis
424 68 Richard Jones
96 Thomas Duncan
2u0 - Bernard Liizinger
Conemaugh Township.
166 112 George Shrum
400 Alexander Cochran
400 James Gill
100 Teter Shoenbergcr
400 do do
151 do do
207 do do
133 120 King &. Storm
43U 105 Charles Smith
400 William Brown
201 John Furrey
113 Richard Smith
437 23 Richard John '
401 141 John flaydon
401 25 John Teeter
136 Alexander Itf'Grejor
400 William Brown
17 Abraham Andrews
200 John Elliot
132 Enoch Welsh
400 Thomas Wilson
400 George Moore
400 Andrew Kennedy
400 Charles Jones
40 John Bell
400 George Gates
Jackson Township.
181 115 Robert Gray
570 135 Charles Irwinn
405 105 James Latimoro
181 115 Robett Murdock
405 105 Benjamin Shoemaker
319 .64 Henry Shoemaker
300 John Stoner
200 Christian Stoner
405 115 John Titsworth
440 J ames Steel
220 William Clark
100 Samu l Steel
100 Abagail Ramsey
c0 Peter Bortman
400 James Steel
400 William Stewart
140 Thomas Whito
30 . George R. Sham
300 James Stilt
300 Thomas Stilt .
100 George S. Kinr
400 John Sieel .
r Richland lownship.
401 Jacob Clemens
433 40 Robert Ross
400 William Grav
400 Ferdinand Goidon
209 John Wilson
25 . Georre Krinr Jr.'"
401 . John Gardner
439 80 Jacob Nagle
439 80 Henry Wood " ""
439 80 William Youns
436 64 Daniel Reese ..
125 . Kinir &. Storm
Summerhill Toicnshio.
370 40 Israel Jones i
411 80 Chtrles Ev ans
419 120 John Musaer
439 .00 William Clark
220 do do
363 John Clark '
107 95 James Duncan
221 John M'Glaughlirt
11 Christian Smith
4C0 A rant Socman
443 131 Jacob Goughnour -443
131 do do
440 80 James Duncan I .
400 . Jacob Myers ,
430 131 John Nicholson - -
439 do do
330 Richard Smith
440, , John Nicholoon
440 Samuel Blodaet
440 William Smith D.
4 td - Richard Smith -440
. ' j ' Anthonv Naule
440. - Richard Smith
440 -WiUi.uk Smith- .
440 illeory West
. Isaac Jones
371 41 Robert Evans
439 120 DanieT Rd :
D-
fit.
. $6.20
3.10
37.15
12.83
27.46
23.56
25.42
7,68
13.14
5.94
2G.34
,46
4,82
4.92
18,00
7,06
4.20
1.25
:2,90
17.40
15,06
4,03
12,00
6,48
C.43
8,10
1.12
10,05
7.71
10.84
10.20
13,92
11,13
13.26
25,21
26,84
26.84
26,84
26,84
2o,;o
26 84
26.72
22.86
26,72
24,62
10 06
25.16
26.85
25.2d
5,95
5,80
5,73
17,10
17.10
17,10
17,10
6.85
8.88
5,84
18,12
17.10
8.71
4,83
13,01
11.44
1!,44
5.83
17,10
95
5,73
3,70
17,10
17,10
11,40
11,40
1.14
17,10
5.45
17.09
12.27
5.45
12,10
b.36
9.02
6.00
12.17
19,60
8.20
12,04
3.00
2,42
12.00
- 12,00
4,3
-89
9.00
9,00
6,60
, 12.00
10,40
11.21
10,40
10,10
10,53
,93
6.20
17,76
17.76
11.40
11.32
5,68
9.99
11,07
11,22
23,68
17,82
13,02
5,48
10.55
,60
21,60
19,16
19,16
17,82
.. 17,82
15.37
17,78
13.72
17.82
17.82
.17,82
17,82
17,82
17,82
17.2
17,82
$.10
U.'8
17 .
439 Wilson Hunt . - 1762
440 Ebenezer Barmitn 17,82
440 Kama el Jackson , " 17.83
412 -Fhtlia Gordon 1- 16.78
439 J Robert Gordon '17.624
4UG James Duntap 16.41
2'Q John Simpson .93
441 Robert Irwin 18.24
439 120 John Everm 17.70
440 e0 Isaac Braoan 17.82
400 Jolm Nicholson 17.81
Susevehtmna Trwn$Jiip
160 John Baldwin , 9.66
316 10 Isaiah Jonee 19.24
315 James Kbey 10.19
160 Godfrey Twells 9.66
304 Elijah Weed 18 53
BOO James Hoops 9.15
200 Patrick Cassidsr 11.20
50 Philip Reading (part) 2.10
Washington Township.
425 1 Samuel Irvine 22.95
140 Joseph D I worth S.74
96 James Rush 1.34
439 e0 George Cut wall 11,82
200 Abranatn Mbrriiou . 5.40
150 Austin Thompsoa Ao Co. 8.10
150 Peter West , 4.05
50 James Johns (part) 3.24
3200 Arant Socman 86.40
233 46 William Johns (pari) ' ti.26
194 Caleb Dilworth 14,33
White Townshvo.
216 196 Thomas Town ; ! 5.71
433 153 William Gord 11.41
433 153 Cadwalladsr Evans 21,02
433 153 H mot by Paxton 21,02
133 153 Thomas Stewarlsnn 21,02
433 153 William Sanson 21.02
443 152 Joseph Sanson 21.02
433 153 Johu Clark 21.02
432 153 Georgo Poddle 21.02
106 35 Richard Seely 5,06
405 106 James Kutch 7,98
433 153 Richard Harris 22,89
100 Joseph Co wpertbwaile 1,79
428 Thomas Penrose Jr. 19.64
400 William Servoss 10.60
261 80 William Cray 7,69
160 12 Joseph Cowperthwaite 4,28
433 133 George Hill 11.41
33 13u Casper Linden 9.81
400 George Hill Jr. 15,90
433 153 William Coats. 12.42
371 73 William Rush 11.58
221 17 William West - 7,55
175 12 Henry Pope 5,20
lib Robert Evans 4,17
2b3 120 James Wilson 12,61
280 109 William George 14.64
377 106 James Hunter 4.97
30 Thomas Moore 1,75
333 Ann M'Murtrie IC.97
200 James Craig 10,20
2 10 Joseph Asbmead 11,97
25 Owen Jones 1.43
300 James M'Murtrie 19,10
350 Thomas Margatroid 19,95
TOWN LOTS.
Borough of Johnstown.
Nos
85 &. 87 P. Shoetjberger 6,55
31 Owner unknown 4,27
69 Conrad Sra th ,56
10&&I07 George Harris 1,12
10a. 109 & 110 William Young 1.C8
40,73. 74, 75, 76,91, Peter Livergood 3,36
4 lots Jacot. Livergood 2,23
Half Way House.
I &. 6 Owner unknown 1,08
ALSO
Al the same lime and place, trie loll owing
seated Lands snd Lots of ground on which the
taxes remain unpaid, and which have been re
turned to the Commissioners agreeably to the
act of Assembly of April 29, 1 8 14-
Allegheny township.
To Whom Assessed.
Acres Years."
216 Peter Will 1848 SG.51J
Clearfield Township.
John Differ or Dorfer 1847
Michael Lttzinger '47 & f48
William Nelson
M. M. Adams
200
200
500
100
205 John Plunket
436 James Ross
438 do do
406 do do
158 do do
200 do do
35S to do
300 do do
300 do do
100 do do
1847
f47 fc '48
1848
1847
1848
47 & M8
2,70
3,40
4,05
2,51
5,27
2,75
6,41
3,06
3,01
3,03
5,72
7,44
8,24
2,29
Cambria Township.
236 Wm. A. BaMey 1848
Conemaugh Township. .
150 AbnerYounker 1848
95 Jonas Horner
Jackson Township.
300 Peter Rager for Murray
fc Dillon 1S4G
50 Wm. Clark
80 John Lumerix
100 Ritteric Irwin for J.Luke 1848
150 do do Lumerix
100 do do Kesler .
04 James Luke 1847
193 Charles Dillon
130 Elliot & Sharp
102 Arthur Murphy
Johnstown Borough.
I lot Wm. Barnett 1848
6 Thomas Reilly
i Riehland Township.
210 Abraham Morrison ' ' 1848
.. Summerhill Township.
45 Abraham Cmm 1747
146 John Egan '
147 Aaron Crum.
1 lot Henry Conrad
1 " A Shoup's estate
. Susquehanna township.
400 Fous on Douglass' place, 47 '48 24,29
2,11
2,92
3,34
3,81
1,26
2,43
2,60
390
2,60
2,52
7,42
4,57
1,73
3,25
5,85
2,88
1,03
1,05
1.41
54
CO
137 John R.-Amigh,
1848 165
FlSfl, HAMS, AC.
MACKERAL,
SHAD, CODFISH,
SALMON,.
HERRINGS,
PORK.
HAMS AND SIDES,
SHOULDERS.
LARD & CHEESE,
Constantly o n hand
and for kale by
J. PALMER tCo.
Market St. Wharf,
PHILADELPHIA.
March 21 l850-2l-3m
TJgICK, Star &. Mould Candles
UU' and 8 by 10 &. 10 by 12 Class just re
ceived, and tor sale by -. :.J. MOORE.
-L ARG E lot of Stone and
Earthen Ware just received and' for sale
low at the Store of- : J.MOORE.
. CLQVBR.SEED. BACOy f WHISKEY
Of sale by J. MOORU-,
THOMAS ft M'DOWEL
oJ-rTOlZArtilfAT Mt
W iR attend the eretal Courts of t Cambria co.
arberelafere. Office one dor west cf Mr.
W en. M'K.ilan CaUfoet U'ifrnon. In
JiOLLIDZrsBURQ, PA.
April 18. 'SO 27-tf.
ATTORN E YAtIaW,
EBENSBURG. PA.
April II, I860.
C. H, HEMl, .
A TTORNEYA T LAW.
EBEfcSBtRO, PA.
Office oneddor west of J.S. Buchanan's Stor?
AprU 12, 1843 if.
E.HUTW,JR,
ATTORNEY AT LA IT,
EBENSBURO. PA.
April 12. 1849 if.
c. LrnixoiK.
c. w. aorr.
LITMGER
ji
& TODD,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries. Hard ware.
Qoeensware, &.c.
i doors eat I of Recshaw'a Hotel. Hih at.
DR. THOMAS C BOM INC.
South-west corner of 7th 4 Race its.
Philadelphia
April 2S, 1349. 29-
J,
rj
1IX VJ
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EBENSBURO, PA.
All business in the several Courts or Blair, In
diana and Cambria counties eolrctted to hit
care, will be promptly attended to.
Office, opposite J. S. Buchanao'a Store.
April 12, 1849 if
ILavv Notice.
XT- COX will continue to practice lar
in ihe several courts of Cambria cocnty, end
be in attendance at the courts rerularly.
Jan- 11. 1850 15-3m.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOE SALE.
THE undersigned as directed by the last rill
Peter M'Guire deceased ofTars frr sale
Two Hundred 4 Fifty-seven Acres
of pine land situated three milca from the Sum
mit, On this land there is erected a
GOOD SAW-MILL,
now in operation. The offer of t his property
is the best opportunity recently afforded n
capitalists disposed to embark in a lucratirn
business. The title to the land is indisputable
Persons disposed to puichase, by calling' on
Michael M'Guire In Allegheny township Cam.
Lria county will be shown the premites. For
further particulars application can be made lu
JOSEPH Al'DONALD.
Executor of Peler M'Cuire dee'd.
Elen.burg. Feb. 23, 1S50 2l-tf
FARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers fur sale his farm in
Carroll township, Cambria county, about six
miles north of Ebensburg, containing about
225 Acres
With about 'ono hundred cleared, under good
fence and in stale of good repair. There is
large frame
Dwelling House and Barn,
Both 'new, erected on the premisea, together
with a good thrashing machine, and other out
houses. This land is of excellent quality, and
well proportioned for grain and grasa, and of.
fers a fine opportunity for any person wishing
to cnPMPC in the firoiinir hniinp.a. Thm.
CT C fm - aw ..V .V
to the land is indisputable. For further partic-
ulars. apply lo tne undersignedrcaidtng on the
premises.
JOHN BAXTER.
March 14, 1S50-23-CU
Remaining in the Post Office at Ebens-
a. J t w m - tr m "k
ourg, Tpru iji ioau.
Braniff P
Brown John
Bitter Joseph
Beaumont Andrew Jr.
Burkheart Joseph
Bush T. B.
Crouse Hanah
Capley A. D.
Cogan Samuel
Conaway Peter
Dimond Daniel -Duncan
James
Davis 1 hum as E.
Evans Richard
Evans J.
Evans David
Edwards Watkin
Fritoff Henry
Firman Her;
Fry Daniel
Forney Jacob
Griffith John S.
Gardner John 3
Hughes Mrs, Mary
Holms Lewis
Hoover Philip .
Holtz George
Huuibock Daniel M. -Hugging
F. J.
HaCkney Lcwi
Hallow Smith
Ivory Patrick
Jonc Benjamin
Keach Ilenrv 2
Kelty John
Kelly Mark
Lcwk Rev E.
Little James
Lucket John
M'Dor.aM John
Mitchell Daniel
M'CoIgan Miss El.'en
Ogden John
Price James
Pringle John
Polk Robert
Rogers Robert
Rowland Ellis Sen.
Rainey JdtncB W.
Rainey A. ll.
Royer John B.
Rager Mrs. Elizabeth
Rispner Palt
Shoemaker Tom as
Sloaakcr George
Sharbaugh Joot
Snyder Garrtt
6kelly Jimoi A.
Scbriomer Domcier
Swan Francis
Snyder Jarrel .
Trotter Win.
Williams Joseph
Wiven Peter
White Johu
Yott Thomas
MILTON ROBERTS, P. Al.
Joticc.
i Is hereby given that letters Testamentary
on the estate of Tbvmas James late of Jackson
towmhip, Cambria county, doe'd. have bceu
granted to- the undersigned, residing in said
township, by the Registerof Cambria county.
All who are indebted to said estate are reques
ted to make payment withom delay, and those
having claims will present them properly au
thenticated for eottJeineni. . ..
. ... LEWIS JAMES. Executor.
March 21. 1850.-21-W