I requested
The ncrrlt!e Traefdj al Trey, N. Y.
Troy, Aug. 22.
I send you further particulars of the ap
palling and bloody tragedy which came to
light yesterday morning, at tlie St. Lrml
Hotel. About 10 o'clock this forenoon,
Mr. R. B. M'Donald, the proprietor of
the hotel, thir.kirir there was somet'iliw
wrong in the non-anueararu'e of a man left Independence ahout
and woman who had stopped as travelers, ur aanta. re, aim mat s.ie
went up to their room and knocked at the
door, but receiving no answer he opened
a small window over the door, when a
horrid spectacle was presented. Both man
sad woman were dead. The bodies, the
clothes and the bed were covered with
blood, and the throat of both were cut
sad horribly mutilated.
The man and woman came to the hotel
about 4 o'clock on Monday mdrning.
From facts which were brought out, it
was found that the man's name was Wm.
A. Caldwell, a resident of Whitehall,
where he has a father living. He was
from twenty-six to thirty years of age,
"nd had returned from sea about three or
fout months since. He was well dressed
ac4 of respectable appearance. The wo
man's maiden name was Louisa C. Van
Winkle, but it is believed she was of late
known by the nane of Knapp. She was
between 25 and 30 years old, and very
'bsauUful. She was dressed in deep
mourning, and is stated to be from Brook-
The Coroner of Troy beiff cut of the! SlaTC Slealins
city, Coroner Cogswall, of Lansingburg,
was sent for to hold an inquest. The
Jury, after hearing the facts in the case,
returned the following verdict:
That the woman came to her death by
having her throat cut from ear to ear by
the hands of William A. Caldwell, on the
evening of Tuesday, and that Caldwell
came to his death by his own hands-
WO'
(a (nnvprp uMTri i lviiiIa
. . . .
man, who was made a prisoner, and in-'
tcrmarried among them.
Espaniolo states that in ccr.vers-:.
with the woman, who, he says, ss v.vry
f ur, ami of comely appearance, lie learned
that she is tin; sister of Li-i:t. Love rr
L-nett. who commanded a ir-tin which
three years ago,
was in compa
ny with the parly when it was attacked
by the Camanches, -end that her brother
was badly wounded, a large number of
the men -were killed, and she, with a
number of men, were carried off prisoners
by the Indians. She states that her hus
band and the men treat her very well, but
the 'women are very cruel, and heap many
indignities upon her. She is anxious to
leave them, and says that four or five
good riding horses will procure her ran
som; but at the same time she requested
Espaniolo to say she expressed a perfect
contentmeut among the Indians.
Espaniolo says he can identify the
band of whom this lady is a prisoner, and
that at the next trip, if he can get the hor
ses for that purpose, he will rescue her
from ihe wretched and miserable life she
is now living.
We hope the press will-give this notice
as wide a circulation as possible, that the
relatives of this unfortunate lady may
adopt some steps to ransom her.
Attention
5 i
!
OA Al BR! A GUARDS!!
"?7"Ot" will ssscmUe en vnar usual
13ili day of September mzt. at one
clock. P. M.-,- property t.rtr.ed and
eouitpd fijr.Gwil
Jlr T-rder-,
if. M 'DERM IT, Hi rg"..
Aug. 22-T850.
Anniversary Kali!
run HE Anniversary of the lakirg of Clicpul-
E tepee will be celebrated at tlie House of
B. M' Derm it. in the Dorough of Fbensburg,
on the evening of Friday, tho 13lh day of
September next, when and where a military
and civic Call will ha given. Every arrange
ment will Le made necessary to the comfort or
conveni erne of thoso who may be in attend,
ancf. Tlie military and citizens generally are
respectfully requested to participate in the
feMivities of the occasion.
CT 'Valley Wreath" and "Echo" will please
copy.
ansa- sw as
Put down for Trial ct a Court cf Com
mon Pleas to be field ct Ebensburg, in
and for the county of Cambria, com
mencing on the 1st irfonday of OclO'
mencing on tne 1st Monday
ber7th day A. D.
Our abolition friends doubtless imagine
that they are bettering the condition of the
slave by annoying the people of the South
with their impertinent interference in their
domestic affairs. A more mistaken idea
never entered their crazy philanthropic
noddles. The last blockhead who has
distinguished himself as a humanizing
busy-body, is Mr. Chapling, formerly
editor of that "Journal of Insanity" the
General Houston oa ths Southern Confederacy Albany Patriot. According to our last
fluDlbnS. advices, Air. C. has evidently got his loot
i i- i-ii. ti
The connection of Senator Houston s ,n a oaa P,ace anJ Ir?m wn,c" ne w,
t .1 ill..- I n rl Yin nhl In uvfripilrt il ti0 fnr until
name witn tne preienueu piot io iorm a - .-" .......
Southern Confederacy with Mexico as "e as sPeni some iweniyoue years in
the capital, has been a favorite theme with Uie Maryland felate i'nson. J hat tlie
some of the papers for a while past, and South is inclined to deal harshly with
notwithstanding the gallant Texan gave tll,5se who seem to court danger, we can
the rumor an exDlicit denial in the Senate neither wonder at nor blame. Mr. C.
on Thursday last, it is still "harped" upon "cnt feoill-h o misclnel he knew the
by those who make by keeping up a fa- penalty of his temerity, and must make
up hts mind to pay the cost to the utler-
Ve mentioned, a few davs i'lro. ihe re- mosl farthing. He neither deserves mercy
nr.rt thnt Cpnpnl llniismv had n..,;i(l!or sympathy. A man who spends his
this "rao" to the counter, and we now " hole time in sowing bad feeling ar
ffivp lii remark ns nnhlished in th any portion of his countrymen, deserves
ITninrt all the punishment he may receive. We
"I have for some time been apprized " as much opposed to slavery as any
that there was to be a terrible disclosure man, and yet we would no sooner help
to come out, in which I was involved, purloin a man's slave than we would help
and charging me with treason and various purloin a man's pocket-book. According
other matters little becoming my general to e constitution and laws of the conn
demeaner; but never, until this 'morning, try l"e "bond-men" of the South are as
was I apprized of the sum and substance niuch property as gold and silver, and so
of thit solemn humbug. I do not know lo"g as ihe constitution and laws acknowl
the impott of it. 1 have known of no edge the existence of this property, so
reason hatching. I have been dissatisfied should every good citizen :reit it with
with the opinions and character of some respect. That slavery is a great evil we
gentlemen, in relation to the value of the ail admit, but the proper way to overcome
Union, who have undertaken to estimate this evil is not by enacting outrages, but
it; but I am not apprized of any plan for !' appealing to the good sense and hu
ceparating this Union, and connecting inanity of those who possess the sole
Mexico with it. I have heard nothing of power of remedying the matter. To un
the kind that I recollect. Nor could I drtake to overcome slavery by stealing a
believe it possible that the communities j 'ew colored people in Maryland and Vir
could ever amalgamate voluntarily. I jginia, is as futile as would be tlie attempt
haie no idea of "that. Well, sir, it is ri-j to bail the river dry with a cullender. If
diculotis to say I have any knowledge ofjSiavety is eer overcome in this county,
uch a thing, and that I would suppress!
rmHabana,
Napo. Coterado,
.Light Brown, c
Half Spanish CIGARS.
Jnat received, . G. W.TODD &. Co.
the exposure of it. It would be my duty
to publish it, and so I should have done.
I denounced the buffalo hunts as a very
inexpedient amusement. I at the same
time alluded to the Buffalo Convention,
and denounced all those buffalo matters.
Laughtcr.3 But that I should be involved
in a great secret, a great plot to dissolve
f1i ITnirtrt artal nftnmi'o i t tt la o vi-,r
"creat hiimhutr. I cannot conceive how I lV, passed in 184S.
it will be overcome by eloquence, not fel
ony; by common sense, not fanaticism.
Albany Knickerbocker.
Legal Malrimonirl Opinion. We
notice Judjn Lowrie, at Ittsburr, has
recently decided that a wife possessed of
property in her own right, under the
Pennsylvania law relative to the rights
ol married women
in r- gard to pruper-
cannut be permitted
1 to become lail for her husband for the&tay
of execution of a judgment.
could do il consistently with my attach
ment and devotion for the Union, which
is pretty well understood. Had 1 not
thought "pretty well of the Union, I would
never have occupied a seat on this floor.
Texas had a good deal of trouble to get
her Senators here and herself into the
TTnu-kti 1 n m fi-iT c'avinr in it nnrl im.
proving its condition. We would almost iDavid Evans Es(l of mbria township
have fought to get into
MARRIED
At the American House, in Hollidays
burg, on Tuesday last, by the Rev. Mr.
Yherkus, JJr. Michael C. McCague of
this place, to Miss Harriet, daughter of
the. Union. We
are here sir, and 1 want to stay in the
Union. I do not intend to be whipped
tiiher in or out of the Union, if I can
help it. We will do everything to pre
serve it and nothing to impair it.
But to say thai I am involved in any
thing of the kind is ridiculous and false. 1
know nothim? of it. and I deny the right
6f being involved in any matter by tlie ;
speculations of newspapers. Whatever I
do say over my own signature, 1 am res.
ponsible for, particularly whatever I do
say in my place in the Senate. If I came
here harboring a knowledge of any medi
tated design against the Union, and did
not-expose it, 1 would be as culpable as
the parties who were engaged in it."
On Friday the 23d inst. Patrick Mc-
Coy, Esq., aged about 40 years.
JfaL
AMEBS
Singular Story.
We find the following singular. story in
the Arkansas Intelligencer, of the 27th
ult. Ii is not very probable; still it may
be irue:
- Captive Lady among the Camanches.
We learn upon good authority, that Mi
chael Espaniolo, a Spaniard, who has
been living among the Cheokee Indians,
come twelve or fifteen years, and who has
been engaged for the last several years n
trading on the plains, with ihe Camanches
and other wild tribes, has just returned,
frorri one ot his trading expeditions, and
whilst at Little River, made the following
statement: That about 150 miles west of
Little River, he fell in with a camp of
Camanches with whom he traded, and
during his sojourn among them, he was
M a J I In .M mm T tit
F
a;
S3!
will sell
ia II
or rent his
Oil the subscriber
well known TAII 7AHD, adioininir
the borough of Ebensburp, on the east, lvinj
between the turnpike and the I.orctlo road
w ith three acroa of land (on which the fellow,
ing buildings have been creeled, viz: a ood
two story frame dwelling house and frame sta
ble, and excellent buildings well adapted for a
tanner's shop. All the appurtenances necessa
ry for carrying on the tanning- trade are in ex.
celleot order and can, if required, be enlarged.
There is also a large supply of good wa ter
buth al the house and tan yard.
Terrna of sale will be reasonable. Posses
sion will be given al any time.
JOHNSTON MOORE.
Angust 29, 1850 47-tf.
DISSOLUTION OF
Partnership!
Tlin partnership existi i? between the sub.
scriber a the firm of John Ivory &. Co-,
was by mutual consent dissolved on the 7th
instant.
Persons indebted to the late firm will SAVE
COST bv making payment before the first day
of October next. This is the only notice thai
will be given before placing our books in the
hands 0f an officer for collection.
JOHN IVORY.
EDWARD SHOEMAKER
Su.nmit, A-)- 2 1850 -17.
In the matter of the account "j In the Orphans'
ot June J odd and i imrnus I vxiurt ot i-am-
M 'ConneU, administrators of I bria Counly,
David Todd, Jr., deceased ; Pennsylvania,
who was surviving Executor j of July Term,
of David Todd. Sr.. dee'd. j 1850.
And now, to wit the 5t!i dor of July. A. D.
1350, M. J). Magellan, Esq., appointed an
Au-ditor to decide and report upon the excep
tions filed to said account.
I5y Ihe Couil.
CAMBRIA COUNT IT, S3.
' Extract from tlie record of 6a id
Court. Certified this 22J day o f
July , A- D. 1850.
Win. KIT TELL,
CUrk.
I will alien d Jo the duties of the above ap
pointmenl al (he office of .Magellan & Hasson,
on Sturdiy the 2lt day of September ne xt,
al twp o'clock ; I". M.
M. D. MAGE1IAN.
.Aug. 23, 1950. 47.
Philips
Dioiond
SkJios for use
Zahm
Fiitz
Bingham ct a!
Entrekin's Exi's
Murray
Rhey
Orr
Fenlon
Same
Jackson
Kinports
M iltenberger
M'Lanahan
Myers
M 'Guire
Ream et al
Coylo
Harris
Johnstown Bor.
Calhtzia'f Exr'a
Prefix
Tyson
vs
v
vs
vs
vs
ts
vs
vs
ta
vs
Gc.sh &c
Ornni
Der hr.gsr
Dillon
Parrish
Burk
Glass
Got weld
Sharp .
vs Young &. Sargent
vs Murray
vs George &. Dougherty
vs Newman et al
vs Morrison
vs Sharp
vs Johnstown Bor.
vs Conway
vs Crum
vs M'Kiernan
vs Brown
vs Myers
vs Gallaher is. Little
vs Osborne & M'Kee
vs Dillon
ti i: u' - .
Cunningham &. Kells vs Barns
Dibert 6c Obburne
Bre wley
James
Shaffer
Mooro
O'Conner &.Co.
M'Dowell
Rhcy
Newman
Miller Ac Ricketson
Linton
M'Kinzie's Adm'r
vs Fretz
vs Hadshead et a!
vs Jones
Buck
vs Patterson
vs Amsbaugh &. Rodgora
vs Rosaell
vs Crum
vs Smith et al
vs Alarlctt &. Jeffries
vs Gates
vs l!ur?oon
WM. K ITT ELL Po'lhy.
Prothonotary'a Office, f
Ehensburg Aug. 17, 1853.
Ihe fobscriber respectfully announces to the
cilirens of Etersburg and vicinity, lltl be has
jut received and ci-eiicd al hi a ritr.d. one
door eet .r l.U. P.Lcy's Hotel fine ak t-
tr.eui ot
CLOCKS, XVAI'OHES,
Hit stock Consists I"
prrl nf every variety cf
ANCHOR, LEVER,
LEP1NE, QU AR
TIER & ENGLISH
Watches,
From Five to Fifty Dollars.
ALSO A choice splectiiQ of
Finger-ri7igs, breast-pins, gold'
pens and . pencils, spectacles, tea
and table spoons, steel vest and
fob chains music boxes, pistols,
&.C.
The public aro politoly requested lo call end
examine.
V. C. HUDSON.
N. B. Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry repaired
at 6liortest notice and warranted
August 1, 185343.
Jiotice!
LETTERS Testamentary on Ihe estate of
Pattick M'Coy, late of tlie Ujr.n;li of E ions,
burg, deceased, having Lcen granted to the un.
c'ersigned, resiJinij in 8utn:iierhil totvusliip .
A II persons indebted to said estate are reques
ted to make payment without delay, and those
having claims, to present them properly au
thenticated for sell lenient .
JOHN M'COY, Executor.
Aug. 29, 1850 47-bt.
Stray Cow.
CAME lo the residence of the au'scriier in
Jackson tow nslii;, on ihe Indiana Turnpike,
on the 16th of August inst., a dark red COW,
with a stir in her forehead. Siie has a bell on
her neck and is supposed to be eight or nine
years old. Tho owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
her away, otherwise she will be disposed of
according to law.
JACOB GEORGE.
Aug 20, 1850. 47 3t.
STRAY.
CAME to the residence "f hc Hibfcribcr ir.
the Borough of LoreUo, a BROWN COW iviih
some white about h-r, one straight horn, about
1 '1 yturs old, the abuve described stray, etime
about tho 3d nf Augu:t. The owner is requcs.
ltd to come forward, prnvr property, pay char,
ires mid t:ike l.f r a i.y, otherwise bhe will be
dl'poe'd of according lo Inw.
PETER CHRISTY.
Aug. 122. 1850. 46.
STRAYS.
Cam: to the residence of the Mibseri'-cr in
Allegheny l;i.vns!iip, about the 12ih'insl., a
biigh' led .Mid while COW, with a bt -It on. and
and a dark brown and whitoCOW. 'i'ha own.
er is rtqupsti'd to come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and lake her away, otherwise
they will be disposed of according to law.
THOMAS KEALOR.
Aug. Ill 1550 4 S.
JUST RECEIVED.
Tore While Lead, Linseed Oil, Nails,
Glass, Mackeral, Herring, Sugar,
and
STONE CROCKS,
And for sale at the store fif
E. ROBERT S.
Fresh shad,
" M ACKER AL.
Just received and for sale by
G, W. TODD & Co.
WOOL Wanted and the highest
prices paid at the store of
J. C. O'NEILL.
CASTINGS recciced and for
sale at J.C. O'Neill's Store.
ARTHURS HOME GAZETTE.
The subscribers have commenced the publi
cation of a New Weekly Paper for Families,
with tho above title, to be uucer tho entire
editorial control of
T. S. ARTHUR,
Who will concentrate upon i t all, or nearly
all, of his literary labors. The design of this
paper is clearly expressed in Ihe lille HOME
GAZETTE." It will be, emphatically, a pa.
per for the home circle a household compan
ion a pleasant fireside friend, coming to all
with a cheerful countenance, and seeking,
while it imparls instruction, to entertain and
interest all clxeses of readers. A leading fea
ture of the '-Horns Gazette" will ho a
SERIES OF ORIGINAL Pill CVELLETTES BY THE
EDITOR!
Who will furnish some four or five of these
pictures of domestic life, written in his best
ftyle. for every volume. The -'HOME GA-
ry C tt nit 'ii i . .i .
t-cur, wniue me organ oi no pariv nor
si-ct; nor will it be the exponent of any of the
isms of Ihe day. But il wi!! faithfully advo
cale tho right, and seek, by every means, to
widen the circle of human happiness. Hon
estly will the editor teach the truth, as he has
crer done in hit? writings, for the sake cf good
to his fellow men. But, in doing this, he will
avoid unnecessary harshness and causcles s of
fence, and keep his journal free from stain of
wounding personality. He will oppose what
is fale and evil, as one of his social duties;
but, while doing so, will uo no sharper lan
guage than its rebuke and correction may re
quire. "THE HOME GAZETTE" will be
eleeantlv printed, on FINE WHITE PAPER.
with LARGE, CLEAR FACED TYPE, that
may be icad by young and old without injury
to ihe eves.
Turns of the Paper In All cases in Advance.
8-2
5
10
15
20
00
tlO
00
00
00
ONE COPY. PER ANNUM.
THREE COPIES
SIX
TEN
FOURTEEN
"ucre niuDOi siz, ter, cr tourteen copies
are sent, an extra copy will be iurniMied lo
the postmisler, or other person, who ma
tiuu, ji.-,Lj iuri oi euner iiouey s
Lady's Book, Graham's Magazine, or Sartain'a
Magazine, will be sent for FOUR DOLLARS.
33 All letters must be post taid. O" ..Money
that is current al the place where the sub
scription ismude , will bo taken inpayment
for tho psper.
Address, T. S. ARTHUR &. Co..
No. 5 Athenian Build's, Franklin Place, Phil.
FAY UP! PAY BP!!
All persons indebted to the undersigned for
costs, &.C., are iiereby requested to come for.
ward and make payment on or before ihe 20th
day of September next. Those neglecting
this notice will find their accounts in the hands
of proper officers for 'collection after that time'
as no longer indulgence can be given.
THOMAS TODD.
Augut-t, 15, I&50 45.
Wanted.
lbs W ool for which
the highest prices will
be paid.
E ROBERTS.
fg ICE, Star &. Mould Car-lies
Ja;1' and S by 10 &. 10 by 12 Glas'. jU6t Ie.
ceived, and for sale by MOORE
TO FARMERS AND MEN OF BUSINESS
OILS- ('AM)LKS & GUANO.
rn 11 E SUBSCRIBER offeis, at the lowest
U rales, in any quantity to suit purchssers.
uein uiinl; teruvian guano,
and every variety of
SPERM, WHALE, LAUD, AND
TANNERS' OILS-
.'. 'f -r1 ",an
and Consumers . are invited to call.
GEORGE W. RIDGWAY,
No. 37 North Wharves, the first
OIL STORE
below Race street, Philadelphia.
August 15, 1850. 45-3.n.
all and 8eet! j oeouge w. todd $ oo.
1 . . .
Deelcra ia Dry GootJs, Ci crcrir, IJtrdwtxe.
Queentware, Llc.
dootB tfH f PtruiLaa's Hotel. -xr; ft.
li- r. kaci l t rr.
ATTOKJSE YS AT LAW,
EBENSBURG, Pa. " .
-, Ebenslarg, June 23, 1SC0.
0. K. IIEYIl, r
A TTOKTfE Y A T LA W,
JOB ENS BURG, FA..
Office one door west of J.S. EjchsrsB'g le-r
April 12, 1813. tf.
NEW STOKE
AND
New Soods.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he has
just opened out a NEW STORE in the LuiU
ing immediately opposite M'DermH'a Hotel
consisting of a large and superior s'.ock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Among which is a general assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSlMEflES, TWEEDS,
Ves ln?s, fjiticii, Checks,
COTTONADES, DRILLINGS,
NANKINS, TICKINGS, PRINTS
Sluslins, Ginghams & ambries,
Together witu a great variety of
FANCY DRESS GOODS
Silks, Delains, Lustres, Lawns,
Alpaccas, IJombazin.es, Mull
Muslins, Shawls, Hosi-
ces7&c.
- Also
Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
"Bonnets, Umbrellas
Parttsols, Qucensware,
Hardware and Groceries.
In fifcet every thing usually kept ia a country
store. All of w hi ch he is determined to sell at
prices, which for cheapness, CAN'T BE
BEAT. Ho feds confident that he can satisfy
his friends lhat Ihey will find il to their ad van
tage to give him a call.
EDWARD ROBERTS.
May 16, 1850. 32.
i JUTCfll Id, JR,
A. TTRQNE Y AT LAW.
EBEKS2URG. PA.
April 12, 1813 If.
DR. THOMAS C- BUNTING
South-west corner of 7A - JZ ccr ttt
Pkiladelphta,
April 2S. 1849. 9-
CUBA IP
New and Cheap
ABED!
Y
The undersigned bpgs leave to inform his
friends and the public general!', that he has
purchased the entire Flock of J. P. Urban &. Co
in Carrolllon. His stock is extensive, embra
cing almost every article usually kept in a
Country Store, and consists in part of a large
assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
amonsr which, tre
Cloths, Cassimeres Vesting,
Sattinets, Linens, Checks,
Tweeds, Cottonades, Calicoes,
Nar.keens, Drillings, Tickings,
Musi ins, Ginghams, Lawna,
Silks, Delaines, Boinbatines,
Lusircs, Alpacas, Cambrics,
Shawls, Hosiery, R:bVint.
Laces, Gloves, &.c, &.c.
ALSO, a large r.sscrtmenl of
15oots and tSho
Hats and dips,
BONNETS, UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
Hardware, Queensware, Groceries,
BOOKS &, STATIONARY.
BACON, FISH, SALT. &c, &.c
In fact everything wasted in a Country
Store, all of which they will sell as CHEAP
if not a LITTLE CHEAPER than any other
Store in the county
Lumber and produce taken in exchange for
gooJs. Give us a call all thosa who wish
lo buy cheap.
JOHN. C. C'NEILL.
Carrollion, August 1 353.
J, M'flOMlB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
EBENSBURG. PA.
All business in the several Courts of Blelr, Ir.
diana and Cambria counties enlrustad la Li
care, will be promptly attended lo.
Office, opposite J. S. Buchanan's Stcro.
April 12. 1849. tf
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Borough of LoreUo, Pa., will at lead
collections entrusted to his care."
May 2, 185030.
TUfllTflfi
C, M!
FiUlU li ill iili ii UilJJ
.1 TTG T ..1 W.
nni.i7i?rr
Will attend the several Courts of CamhrU en.
as heretofore. Office ona door wst cf ,Vi .
Wm. M'Failand's Cabinet Waieroom. in
HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA.
April 13, '50 27-lf.
Central Pennsylvania
Banking Mouse,
BR FAN, GLEIM, $- CO.
OFFICE on Allegheny Street, rear! cpf:
site the Post Office.
Interest will be paid upon money depot t'e i.
as follows, viz:
Threo monih deposits at ihe rata of 3 p cr
cent, per annum.
Six month deposit! al the rate of 3 cor cert .
per ann'im.
Nine month deposits at lUe rate of 4 f r
crit. per annum.
Twelve month dcpasila at ll rate cf J r
cent, per ann-jin.
Drafis on the cilitss fir ea'e In sutis to ytt
the purchasers, and ct l!rclior. m ode upon -
point at !oiv rates. ' "
August 8, 1850 11-lf.
J
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TJftEG leave lossy lo their .friends, nd it.
ELD public generally, lhat they will keep
constantly on hand a large and well reelected
slock of GOODS, at the old ttand of. Lilzinge c
Sc. Todd, w hich mill Le sold low . for Cta cr
approved country produce. 'i'ho pztroa-if
heretofore so liberally extcnJeJ tc the
firm is repoctfiilly solicited. s "
NEW and CHEAP
THE subscriber hap just received a very cr.
tf ns:ve J'ssirlment of all goodi usually kept ir. a
country stcrc which willLe told et h vbat
lwest pricej. Ac:ong r.ie;;y 'ctl or srticUs.
. CLths, f Msinerfs, SalUnsir," Tirif O,
And Summer Good. I of Ar..
Pri:s, Ginghams, Zc. Linen Got .
"Muslin Delanes, Cas'nrr!i;:27, j
SILK GOOD3.
larji supply of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
7A TS. BONNETS, end CAPS.
Qucf-iisw are, Crockrrv &. SmnewFfc,
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
Which include Mill erd Crs cut Siw, Ar
Scythes &. Sickles and good esioitmenl ot Car-
50 hbls Conera uph i?alt.
10 sacks Ground A Iuni Salt,
for sale by
MURRAY &. ZAHM.
Stray,
1AME 'in llin
Jane a lijrrj COW, with a white s:ar in her
fa1e and about seven ycursold. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property.
I ay charge? and take her away, otherwise she
will be cisposcd of accordine to law
PHILIP BARNACLE.
August 15, 1850.
large lot of PRINTS and GINGHAMS
of superior qoV.iiy and lal eiit iU
received ao-i for tale br
August 1, 1850.
MURRAY &. ZAHM.
ASKETS, Axeu. Umbrellas. Brooms, El.
egy Eneirders," and Sundries generally
for tale by
G. V. TODD &. CO.
LUMBER, Lip nd Joint ihingles , tnd
Locust Posts for tale by
G. W. TODD & CO.
I A LOT OF FINE SALT, just received and
f-r sbo hv MILTON ROBERTS,
Red Lead, Spanish Brown,
White Lead, Whiting, Putty,
Varnish, Spirits Turpentine,"
and Sweet Oil, for sale by
G. W. TODD & CO.
JUST RECEIVED.
Mould Dipp'd.aod Star Candles.
Soap, Brooms,
8 by 10, 10 by 12. and 10 by 14 Glass.
Cotton Yarns.
Cotton Batting.
mokinjr Tobscco.
Pure White Lead ie. &c, at
G. W. TODD &. CO S.
A Larg lot of Bleached and Brown Mu
r5L lins. ju.t received and for sale verv lo.v
i r Mor Lf y.vrPA y& y.ijfsi.
Jotice.
Letters of Administration cn liic estate of
Isaac Crum, dee'd, late of Summerhill town
fhip, Cambria county, having been granted by
Register of said county to the undersigned,
Notice is hereby given lo all persons indebted
lo said estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate, to pre
sent iLem properly authenticated for settle,
ment.
NANCY CRUM. A Jminictratria.
JOHN R. CRUM, Administrator.
July 25. 1850. 42-St .
((Barrels of Macheral for sale
DU by J.IVOIIY& Co.
penters edge lco,s.
ALSO
FLOUR. A lot of prime flonr for sale at
J.C. O'NEILL'S.
"KIiESII arrival of Grncsries at Ihe iio-e of
JT J.C. O-Nl
NEILL.
rr: r c. cu..i r .. w...
uu, mppiT, a atiiti iru.i mu
Which is made in the houss. of t!:--' U,l oatr.
rials by a Srbt rale meclisn'c, a 5ar;e s-jpply
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
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Of every Veriety and Description.
Among wLich are
The CeletrateJ Hath way Co-.-U. Steves 3 -i;c
" f.r wotd.
" " Etna air light Couk t.vv 1
fitea for .Vowc" mJ r.!. .
Vic'.ory Coo'i kluv 2 f"f
v.-oi-d.
Comply e Coci stove. 2 "xc
far coal.
Aii3' Cook vlnve sold ai.d itcorrmeuJed, ate
always wairantrd go jd.
Also Nine plite stovt-s 5 '. "" ?rcir
Etoves for coal and word, Si".
E. IILGUE?.
E'oensburg June 57th 1851-33.
Notice.
BLANK DCEDS
Py'r Safr nt t7ii Offi'.
F.TTERS of Acniii.ifclration on Ihe etas
i of Richard Lew is. late vt the Borounh of
Kjen'arg, CerpBr;J, having been granimi oy
the Rtgi-tar cf Cambria county to the undar.
tipnfd: Niica. is hereby given lo "'1 persc.n
ndcbied to aid estate to maka i.nrnodut
iavinerit. and those havinz claims aruiust saH
estite. to prrsant Iheia properly taUieuticited
ict sciticmeni.
GEORfiE J. RODGERS.
T). If. ROBERrs,
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