1
the jurrrssful carididMe for U. S. Senator
were numennjs.--Col. Fremont was every
Jay growing morein public favor.
The divorce law were occupying the
attention of llie Legislature and people to
a considerable exu til. The feeling was
much jigaiast divorce.
The honk "' pampers were ilisprr
einr, as busiwefs kul uea'rly IV H through.
u..'r:, in -tifTs were rcviiir:r, and de
spite the insurable weather, accounts
from the mines were very encouraging.
K;Wm.ni. Scott Rier and other localities
in the extreme North seernrd to bear the
most ridine. The miner?, generally,
ore dull g well. 1
Dr. Hammond, of the IT. S. Navy, is
deid.
'i lie ("resent lirings 138 passengers.
The pteamers Isthmus and Oregon had ar
rived at lanjma, the former with 300 pas
sengers and the latter with 140 The
Oregon beat the Isthmus seven days.
There were no arrivals at San Francis
co from Philadelphia or Baltimore since
those reported by the last steamer. The
lur-i. Baltic cleared on the 2d of February
for Philadelphia.
Late adv iees from Oregon report that
the Legislature has located the Capital at
S.ilein. The weather inOregou was very
stormy.
From the Sandwich Islands we have
dates from January llHh, but there is liule
news ol interest.
Horrible Murder oft the Isthmus. A
partv of 13 persons, supposed to have
been passengers on the Empire Ciu on
her last trip, were murdered while cross
ing the Isthmus. Among those murdered
were 2 ladies and 3 children. The mur
derers were arrested and confessed their
guilt.
Ilighly Important News.
We find the following in the New
York Sun, the organ uf the Cuban Pa
triots :3
New Orleans, .March 7.
I rejoice to communicate the satisfacto
ry intelligence that the Government has
backed straight out front its malicious
prosecutions against those who were in
die, ed for aiding the Cuban revolution.
Mr. lluiitou, the U. S. District Attor
ney, came into Couri this morning auJ
mo.ed that a "Nolle Ffosqiti," be entered
Upon the indictments against nil the parti
cipators against Spanish tyranny in Cuba,
to which the Judge absented !
(Jen. lleiulerauu was accordingly dis
charged at once, and CeueraU Quitman,
l.optz, Sigur and all concerned, were ac
quitted without triul!
On the third trial of Gen. Henderson
the Juiy stood eleven for acquittal and one
against.
Thus ends this monstrous governmental
farce, in which the high servants of a
Republican people, have carried ou an
unwarranted persecution against a baud ol
noble men who dared, openly, to give
counsel and sy mpathy to the cause ol
liberty !
The news was received with universal
satisfaction by the people of New Orleans
anjsjrad rapidly in every direction. The
Cubans are particularly pleased.
CF Hugh Deary whose trial for murder
took place at HoIIid.iysburr last week,
has been fully acquitted of the charge.
CP" The alarm ol fire on Tuesday eve
ning was false.
MARRIED
On Monday afirrnmin. March 21th, by ihe
lrv. L. Powell. Mr. Jiin Kcif-rd to Mr.
Eleanor Williams, all of thi plu.ee.
ii T
l)n Suturday morning. 15th iust.. in Whitf
towiikliip. afttrr a hrt illneos. Mis Leer
Ann. dauliier of Samue! and Elizabeth Hot
leu. aged la years and '2 liy.
The MiddiMi demise of Miss llu'len h is cist
B rhui'e if melancholy gloom over tue minds
of a hirge uumber of attached relatives it ml
fneid. She was coi, fined to lier room bit a
few days, and during ihut lime wcihl iuii,.
tliul (.lie wag rt'Covering, -vn until within a
few hotirofh-r dtain. Althiiiigh it wa cvi
dent to her friMuU that she w aa more serinnly
indii-poed tlian aho would ad nit. her dnth
wot a surprise in all. Hut sha die l not as
inoe liavmg no hopr; tor tier earl)' ciiiipcI ion
wilh ihe hriMian Church had en.ibled fu r to
look upon dt-aih wilh no leelingn of alarm, and
hurpirenls and many relatives and injuria
havo thf consoling thouglt tii.it -ho ha.t but
exchanged thi world of trouble for that bel
ter world above, whore
'Sickness, sorrow, pai" and death,
Are It It and feared 110 inoro."
Feace to her memory, and may her christian
exumple he f'r.llowid hy muiiy of iter ou g
ineiiu, as in hi they have an exa'iiplo tlul
Done are loo )oung to die, and Hint to live
holy to die happy . J. M. U
Public Sale.
THE uDrlen-ignrd. Executor of the last will
ar.d W nan. nt ! Paiiick M'Coy. Esq., dic'd .
willtfft-rat public half, 011 Tuday the 8 h
y "t A.rit u.t. at I u'vlsj.-k P.M. at toe
Ci.url lli u.e in the borough of Elenaturg,th it
Valuab e f t of v round , sttuae on Alain JSt., in
the borough ol EiH-nl,urg. adj. lining tho prop.
rty f James Murray anil Elua M'Donald.
hiving Ihtreo.i erecte.l a Urge two stoiy frame
dwt lling Iloufe, an OBice, btahlrt. Granary,
Coal House, die, 'lernn. nibde known 011 th
day of tale, and title iudipui.,ble.
. JOHN MCOY Executor.
N. B. If ihe above properly ia noi old at that
time it w;li be ren'ed tor one yetr, and imme
diate p.ifPSkiou given.
March 27ih 1851. 24-2 w.
Notice.
Thi looks of i ho 1-ite firm of Geo. W. Tod I
h Co., have been placed in my hands fur col.
lection. All petunia indebted on said books
are requested to make immediate payment and
stfo cost.
CYRUS L. PERSHING.
E!n.Urff, March 7, 1513-1-31.
GREAT VOLUME OF GUAIIAM."
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PBEFARA HONS FOR issi.
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Magazine, unrinled in splendor
and excel. er c;.
ci'uiioctjtcj a rie.v volume
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hi.s Mticc re iJ ai.ks fur the lifcarly welcome wi'li
which Li rc torn lolhis favTu-itc periodical ha
been hailed by I lit- press and the Mililic. mid
j't '."'.'' ''is remier that the past fix numb r
lu.vr nf?.riud hut a alight 'lorc'sstp of ihe ex-
if! lift tfi d bemty if ichat is in store for the
net to 'time OY tin tariv mi lutein ue iil
, rii:i 1GHT7 THOUSAND copies.
mi nii(iHi lie u lift ii.r Inril t-r ticitae
sii:i:mo ouioinaL i 1 1 euatukc
C. P. it Jantet., the celebrated novelist, has
le n ttguUrly engaged, and M-l furnish ev
criil In ii lani iiiiiiice8 during the year.
OYo. I) Trent ire will wiite Ins eiquisiic
p4-niH eaclusively for tlii Magazine.
Il. nry V. Longfellow, J II. Lowell, S. A.
;( ii an E. P. Whipple, Grace Or fen wood,
J. M l.f pare. W. Cul'tii lirya.ni, Mrs. A.M.
K. Ann in. Mill !e regular contributors.
A GALAXY OF LITERARY NAMES OF
AMERICA.
ORADAM's CSK1VALED WRITEB9
are re-en jcd , and arrangements tie perfec
ted f..r u imuib ( in.x I ppienuid articles, from
fuch writ r a- the fo b wi g;
Henry V Loi.xit-ilow, to (ii lmore Simms.
Janirs KiiMitli Lwf;, E. P. umpire. J M.
1-ejjire. Cirorye U. Pret.t ce, Alfred B Mireet.
. P. ilii-. Win. Culh-ti IJry int, iNaiham. I
HavMliornt, Uenry William Herncri. Juine
hei iniorc I'ooptr. Riclurd Pei.ii Smith, II.
H-kuiis Weld. II. C. Monrlioad. Henry U
iiri. J. Biyard Taylor, lieu. II rJ.ik.-r, K. II
Djiia, Ki6i. T. Cuurdd, liobt. .Murrm, Epe
anient. II T. Tiickerman. C. J. Pet
U. II. iio.io.ii il, T Jj. Arli.ur. Theutiore Si.
Py. T- liuciianan licad, Mrs Lvdis JnruUr
iif, .irs. t. KiuiHV. Airs E J
t j
lis .lizaleili UaJin onmh. Mil Joseph I.
Neal. Amelia II. W eJtiy, Mrs. Juliet II. Ca-np.
Orll. Alr-J. Ann lepiieu-i, Mr. Emma U. Em.
b'jrv. iNlns L.. Virviniii .litti Mia. l'...-
luvl. .Misj Urace "ireenood, VJra Sarah 11
v I.iiina.i. .li9 Marv L. Lawmn. mifk mnl
woir, e.i kiioh ii lu itie re aJcn ol the woik
. . . . . " .
niuWiii tin Mdgizme
I tit RUAN UF AMERICAN
in tvery drjmrttnent of Mind.
TALENT
.Npltiidid Df-partiuni! of Art.
Our rejdc.a kii.iw ui4i i.roluiu 1 never
beaten in spirited designs and etrgant engra.
ViligS.
We have no long list of plates purc'iafed, 10
ei down no enormous rei-ource Imlaorave
Jtlermsiia lion nut to Lo ticiHen; 'llS, combined
.tii feme kiiowh-o'ge of our bUMi.tbs, and a
g oiiwu. Ii.-l ol suIkci .b.-rs to 'ul-laiii u. war.
ranis u.-iu b..lUlv ciiulJviimg "our coteuipora.
rts lor 1 lie year Id ij.
'Hie J .no ry niiiiier-will conriin same of
the liiot t-iiiiM.proouciions of art ii (c bkill,
and ihe Mil. a ihea Lcuoii will be cunii,.n.il
ihrouli thu. tear.' '
Our at lifts in London. Patis. Italy and the
United Stuns, tu tciom wa ry cash m the
b-st und Jitshest, pivmise us that GUAHAM
HI I ALL MtT UL IS E. ITEM howtver otke, s
may toast t " . u-.t-.-
in ihe dtpartmnnt of Fasifon we affWil excel
all Hint h is tv T ietn tiHmpltit eit'U, r m lie 1
U llltftl S ltM ,.r t'.,m- 'll. iC'l 11'. Jit,".'1
U" xll i.UU DE'L-A MOlH tn f..r.l
uish us tciih the ctst eotendltl .lr.t,n. tr I
ctuiber ....u J.luwv uuiii,.,:,, .....u,,.
c.o.tn-.. I., a.w-.-U. wait f.r the. January sfm,d
ber-tun comire Und decide -i voilUlc'lrbfe
ait oths,or-vr shjll subm.t that-xce havciot
Uamtd ww u magazine the" most AriZvait
d- stri Dti 11 run h- 111 ndur.i '. .1
3 of itself ; " .T
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All or.iers f..r Ciral.-Aaia,,.. cymiiieii;,!U-"r "f Vl.a ,dal W,U &'c- uf Kev' D' A
cog wul, Iftol, w.-l be su..p,:d.at UuMolliwJ
rjve copuaySil-: -i d-1 to copieuf or 21),
111U an rxtra ciy lo the pi rs u. sVfidhig' the
tjub ol I Jen Mib-ci 1 Vr. ' Tll. se rermsill not
i.eie paHt d fronf hy any oJ"'ihe, PjiifaCelphia
tlirjio tfoliiir uaifciiiies. ' .'
All ciders t-l.e addreased l5 " ,
- ' LtOKUli IJ. GUAIIAM, .
. No. 131 Chestnut si feet, fiiiiodrt .oiiia t.
......
Carro 1 1 ton II b uscy
tCARROLI.TOiV.
CAMBRIA CpUiiTY, PA. -'E'llE
uodu-Tiild reiiiiiiV hw.thanTtao Iris
St. i.umeriiua fTiendfor Uie paironsje here
tofore extended to hidi. a-Md-willh- happy fo
accommodate a persona who nWy fa vr him
nn a can a largo Mipply ol choice liquots
just rnc. ived from lh e isteru cii ies. II is PA-
ni.cwii ulwaya be. well supplied, and his
stabhng accoiuuij-dations are suffic ently ex
tdnsivf . . , . .. J. P. UK It A N ,
MarclK2yk1831. , " ; . .. Proprietor.-.;"
The Democratic Whrg of Cambria
county, are requested; to meetVat the.
("ourt House ('ii AL-nday eteiuno 'jHiiil
m, at 7 o clock, for the purpose ok ap;
I ointn ii S'-n nori il Cdnf -rees to met t
the ( 'oniertM-s f Bla.r and Huntingdon,
to appoint a Dele jjatt, to the Lancaster
Ci.uventi. 1:; and to appoint :J Conferees
to meet ihe Conferees of Full.'n and
B df rd counties ton pp. int two. Uepre
seniativt- tonft-rees to said
A central nllendance is renuested.
w j "
Bv order of the Whig Co Com.
E. 1 1 U l ( Hl-ON, Jr , Chairman.
March 20, 1&5I.
J l vi i: p. ii (k it a i; it
RECTIFYING DISTILLER. .
AND DEALER IN
FOREKiN AND DOMESTIC WINES, '
LIQl'ORs, CIGARS. &.c..ic.
No. 197 Liberty St., corner of Barker s
Alley. PITTSBURG, PA.
March 13, 1851 ly
This Way!
fciOR the highest prices are paid for
IIidks, Skins and Tannlu's Bark
in either Trade or Cash by
J. MOORE.
Ebensburg Jan. 2. 1851.
WOOL, Butter, and all kinds of Grain
taken in exchange for enndat
J. MOORE'S Store.
JOB WORK
i catly and expeditiously execu
ted at this Office
THE WORLD'S FAIR!
NEW STORE AND CHEAP BARGAINS.
f Ehe undcrf-isrird Would inf. irm-lhe-f friends
JB "and i.- iiihlic. that ihtv have pned a
NEW STORE si Plane No; 2. A- P. ft. R.
ui the rot. ui formerly occupied "by Mr. John
hone, iv hen- will he iirpt r-onatanttyt un hand,
npr) i-o!d lit low prices, t i e. f'.I'ov.-ir.g jj-ukI- :
Cloth, Cassimrres, SafinIts, Ticeeds.tGing.
Asm,' Vestings. Calicoes, SilAs. Satins,
Muslins, Laxcvs, Alpiecas,' Domba.
zines. Shaw's. Alous de Laines.
Lustres, Ribbons, Buttons, -Clevis,
Hosiery, Laces, .
ALSO LOOTS tliotlS. II ATS 4 CAPS,
UMBRELLAS. 1'ARASOf.S $ BON
A'ETS. A t.Si t, A LA RUE STOCK
OF COFFEE, SUGAR, MO,
LASSES, SYRUP. TEA,
II A RD IV A It E, Q UEENS.
WARE AND CUT
LERY. BOOKS $
STATIONARY. t
Altcays on hand. Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Butler
Eces, Fish, Salt, S-c. J-e.
AH of which they are ptepar-d to sell at cheap
rules. &. inviU'S I he a1ieiilin of Luytrs t their
ftock of gd-, confi eni tha tiny can and will
reli ihein as cliiap, and in lacl cheaper, than
they can purchase el-ewhere.
lro ore of all kind taken in exchange, and
eah never refused. Come aoou to the New
Store,
JOHN O. GIVEN St Co.
Tlane No. 2, A. P.
R R.
March 13. 1851
THE
NEAREST ROUTE TO
THE
GOLD DIGGING
SPECULATORS JVAKE UP!!
fK II E following described valuable Timber
JS. Land-) are flcrcd for sale: Three tracts
of unimproved la ml pituale on the waters of
flie s-omli Fork of the Conemaugh, part ii
mciiianu low iiMiip, n ainnria county, ina pari
Ij-l.l 1. - l: i " . j .
111 oiniTsel counlv : liio lower tract not more
ihnn two miles fiom the saw n. ill of John
Trotter, from which place is a good waiun
road to the Portatre Rjil Road. Said land is
j wel covt-r. d wiliiwild c.Vrry. poplar, bird
ieie ph-N "h "d other valuable limber, wiih
Ihe ai:vun:a;e of alxindant wnier power 011
each tract. 'I h roid from Johnsiown toCed
frd pas es throunh two cf these tract, and on
said lands are promising indications of the ex
iteiiCK of bitumenmis c ii and iron ore
Al.-o. one tract of laud on the waters o
; L!ack-Lick Critk. Jackon township, Can.bri .f
j county, covered with vataabl timber, with the
I advantage of excellent iater power, which
also ctitilains a vein of coal four left thick that
hd been opened and can he worked with profit.
IiMant trom r.benslturg about five miles.
lertus easy, and title unquestionable. For
fui titer pariicuUrs enquire nl
E. A. VIHKROY,
Johnstown,
or JOHN WILLIAMS,
Ebcnuburjr, Pa.
March 13. 18o-2.n
Irllollifiaystiurw KciHier copy for two
mouths and charge this office.
hilgisteks' isoticl:.
All persona intertstel are hereby notified
tint the following Admiuitraiion accounts
i Wm- hUnmil aiidrr)lKf tinl'v-ltrcltiai
'"tce Camhna county, and will be present id
,tf ,ie U'l'h""' Court to bo held at Elienshurg
1'' '.i,,d cuniy. on Monday the 7lli day of
l"T C'-hrmat 10...
1 t "cco1u"1 ut Young, acting Execu
V?' l! T 1 w,,IS:o0, '" -rd W ilniore
dCP1-, , ... , n. .
. " account ni John 6s. ueorge I'ringle. t,x
,ec.tos of the Ian Millie , of Ueorge Pri.igic.
rfr:a
.j.ne account n .lienacl 1-avy. mrvivinz
V T , rvv t.
tarn dlass. one 01 the
i-LifcuKiri ot.AIie lat will Jtc, of Geo. Class.
1 . j -
o. t:t-neH. t
The account of Geo-ge Settlemoye
the Etftutors of 1 lie last will &.c. of
ttt lemoyer dee'd .
one of
of Godfrey
- Win. KITTELL, Register.
'ALirch 1-3". 1S51 tc.
- .
ILO U IIVG! TA1 LOU IIVG!
lWIS BEYNON,
ni-Cf.WC Ins customers and frionds that
. i... :n i.: . . i j .
" r. run "i-v..jmcb i.i iiiu Miann, i o floors
i "I U .vriJerinim hotel, where hewil be
happy to e his old customers and also as
many new onus as pinnae to call. IIereeives
regularly from -New York and Philadelphia
ihe litest Iiif.hi.fii8, and lie cannot be heal ei
i l.n. ... ;,l.u .-1 -' - C. f m. - m
,n me nr m m t orn, rants or
Vest by hny'-o,he'Iiilr jnlhe county. lie
rchH.-ct fully asiarthe publrc to give him a call
as hcMS c..nf Jeot thaUhTa work will recom.
iiHod-lfsolf? " f
; 13"AM Ritidao-fl country produce taken in
cjplfifge for trk.
'March, 6. IS51 tf
, , e.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
--The partnership heretofore existing between
.Jaiues Kahrand Peter Kaylor, wa dissolved
by mutual consa.n on the I 7t h day of Sepnm.
her, A. D. It!50. and the books of said firm
were placed in my hands for collection; cincc
w hich time the Slid hooks have mysteriously
disappeared, or tieen taken awy out of my
possession. This is threfore to caution oil
persons- iudchtt d on said books, lo make no
Cnnveniion.Tl,ay,,,e"u until due notice is given by me.
JAMES KAYLOR.
Clearfield tp, March 13th lb51 22-3l
CQRN BROOMS.
PAINTED BUCKETS,
CEDAk WARE.
WILLOW BASKETS.
BRISTi.E BRUSHES.
TWINES d CORDAGE.
MATS, MATCHES.
WOODEN WARE, A-c.
M-reh 13tu ld5l Jm
Constantly o n
hand at the man
ulacturers law.
est prices, M . At
J. M. ROWK.
U I N. 3dst.3d
door below race
IT1ILAD.
.lVANIIItTOi IIOUSC
CHeBNVT ETKCET BET WREN 7tll AND 6tll STItCTS.
rillLADELPHlA, PA. :
A. F. GLASS f!
PROPRIETOR.
March 13ih 1851ly.
KEGS OF NAILS on hand, aa
for sal c hu T liTViov
j . i i .
Summit Sept. 6, 1850.
Fa rticular TVolice.
A
LL persons indebted lo Litzingek & Todd
are requested for the last time to settle
respective accounts, on or befora th. first
day of December next, as after tbat time their all
accounts will be placed in the bands of oflieeis
xor collection, as v must and will have money
THE
HIGMOItS!
r i
IS THE PunP. rnp
- 7T5
f I
o m
fjlllE .?nbcriJers J.ave jua. received from
J3L the Cast, at ihfir r-sifr rnnm :.,
TTI .... 1 a . ...
oeiBtiK, . ,are ana splendid assortment of
Cabnlated io please every varioly of taste, and
iha'of the l.adiis in particular. Their stock
co.iists in part of the following
ElciBIarkflnd Brown flollu, Faorfacd Plain
CiSSIMERES, SATINETS of all
pnees and desdriptiona, DELANES,
CASHMERES, in erery variety and
! color.
MUSLINS, Brown and Bleached,
CALICOES of rare and beautiful
styles.;
SLOVES. HOSIERY end LACE
y GOODS. : ;
Hsa. A rorj lrje assortment of
of tvery variety and of thevejy Lest quality,
together with a splendid lot of
HATS AND CAPS,
QUEENS WARE, HARDWARE,
GROCERIES for fa m i ly u se.
t BOOKS and STATION AY.
FISH, SALT. 4-c , fc.
In fact, every thing necessary lo render their
assortment co nplete.
They would here ssy that il is their deter
isinstion to sell goods as cheap if not a little
cheaper than any other eetablishmenl in the
place. I his will be found to be the case by
those who will favor them wilh a call.
Lumber and all kinds of Country produce
takeu in exchange for goods.
MURRAY &. ZAIIM.
Ebensburg, Dec 12, 1350. 5-tf.
SALT! SALT!
0h4 BARRELS prime Conemaugh
Salt just received and for sale
at the store of
J. IVORY & Co.
Summit, P
CASTINGS received and for
aiu at J.C U .eill i More.
A LARGE lot of Stone and
Earthen IKare iusl received and for sale
at the Store of
J. MOORE.
4145 liarrels Concmauph Sal
V for salo by J. MOORE.
S DOZEN Mann's Axes for a le ;.tthestor
of . MURRAY ZAIIM
WOOL Wanted and the highest
prices paid at the store of
J.C. O'NEILL.
Wanted Immediately.
00,000 lbs of Wool -wanted hy
JL JOHNSTON MOORE
fl(f DOZEN Boots and Shoes just rc
ky ceived and for sale by
MURRAY & ZAIIM.
M ACKER A L,
SH AD. CODFISH,
SALMON.
HERRINGS,
Constantly and hand
and for an le by
rf. . .-i I. ..I II Uk. O.,
r MnrLot ct vi.n.r
PORK,
HAMS AND SIDES. rillLADELPHlA.
SHOULDERS
LARD AND CHEESE, J Feb. 27, '51-20-3.
CHEAP HARDWARE!
M. BUEIILliU & BRO.
No. 195 Market-Street, Philadelphia. 2
doors below 5:h Street,
OFFR FOR SALE HARDWARE. IN ALL
ITS VARIETIES. A T LOW PRICES.
CALL AND SEK BEFORE YOU BUY!
UTLooli for the R- d Lettered Alill-Sraw
February 27tli 1851 3m.
ADIFS call and ee J. MOORE'S aplen
did 6lock of .Muffs, Gloves and Comforts.
3
A Barrels df Macherol for sale
V by ' J.1VOKY $ Co.
A
SPLENDID lot of Brows.' Black, OLive
and Orky Ci.oTHS'fr ale hv
JWURRAY &. ZAIIM.
A
excellent lot of Locust Posts suitable for
fencing on hand end for sale hv
MURRAY ic Z A IIM.
2,000
POUNDS NAILS AND SPIKES
fur sale by
MURRAY &. ZAIIM.
JUT received by J. MOORE, 3 dot best.
D. It Axes.
rjK BUSHELS WHITE BEANS for. .ale
yri by
M -MURRAY ZAIIM.
717" ANTED by J. MOORE cash, in ex-
V change for gctods, or otherwise.
STAR, Sperm and Mould Can
dles for sale at the Brick Store
o J. MOORE.
POUNDS of CODFISH just received
and for sale by
MURRAY &. ZAIIM.
IIISKEY, - White Lead and Lmteed
Oil at J. .MOORE'S.
LASS, Oils. Paints and Drugs of all
If kinds at J.MOORE'S.
Fil l wim GOODS
500
400
POUNDS of Philadelphia Mould and
Dip Candles for aala by
MURRAY &z.4f!M.
Eiist of Causes,
TOUT EOirNor irial at the Court
f- of common please to be held at Eb-
ensourg m and for the county of Cam
' bria on the first Monday of April
next.
Gageby
s Cooper el al
vs Same
vs Snalielj
Vs Duntap ,
vs Oatea
vs Lytle
va Yoonp Sargent
vs Jackson
vs Sharp
vs Crum
vs Brov.n
vs fladahead et al
vs Dorlsoa el si
vs Dillon
ts WeakUn
vs fH Ion
vs Ellis et aJ
ts Cruia
vs Glass et al
vs Allegheny tp
va Snyder
va Trotter u Topper
Same
Michaila . .
Dougherty
r Cox's admr's
Potts
Fenlon ' '
Dougherty
M'Laralian
Reams et al
Harris
Brawfey
DndsoA
M'Neat
Trexler
Hurbit
Cplin e af
Rhejr
I'urgwoA
M'Nea:
Fisher
Paul
ltricketi
Treftt
Roth 6c Eberhart
Harnea
Moore
vs M'Dowell a Sfgw
vs Hookers
vs Trettc
vs Ream a Sharp
vs Fruitk St Foutz
Wm. KITTELL. Proth'y.
I rolhotiotary's Office. i
Ebensburp. Feb. 18. 1851.
NO MONOPOLY.
At (he Netc Cash Store of Joiin
Ivory and Json at Summitville
Where you wilt find us selling goods something
lower man tliey are oM elae where.
if c s i l c m
rft . . f . .
i ne osuai tioctc o: coods Generally kept tn
country Stores, we have just teseiveJ by
M'eiiHstilvaitiu MS nitron a
A stnsll lot ol fancy articles and a laage assort
nieiit ot
iNeio Style Dress Goods, and
Trimmings, consisting in part
of De Iaines and Cashmeres
Jenny Lind Btaids and
Buttons. Black Silk and
Bullion Fringes Vel
vet Ribbons, New
Style Neck Rib'
bons. Cord 4c
which you can buy cheap if you call
soon. JOHN IVORY dc SON.
Summit, Jan. 1, 1851- 11.
" REMOVAL.
The subscriber tecs leave to inform the pub
lie generally that he has ju-t removed his Sad.
die and Harness Establishment to' Jefferson,
Cambria county, where he will be pleaded to
see his old friends and all others wnnting any
thins; in his tine of business. Tie intends keep
ing constantly on hand a supply of
SADDLES, Bit IDLES,
Collars. Uarness, -WHIPS,
&.C., &c.
Of all kinds, which he will sell on the most
reasonable terms for cssh or approved country
produce. He hopes, by a strict attention to
business and small profits on his woik to mer
it and receive a liberal share uf the public pat
ronsge. HUGH A. tfcCOY:
Jefferson. Nov. 21. 1850 7-tf.
N- B All thoKfl indebted to him for Saddlery
&.C whilst located in Ebenshurjr, are earnestly
equested lo call and settle their respective ac
counts. Fur the pu'pose of saving trouble, it
is hoped that this notice will not be neglected
ILook Here!
A TAVEUN STAND
For Sale or JRcnt!
The subscriber offers fur ssle that commodi
ous and well known Tavern Stand in the Bor
ough of Elivio-hurg . now in the occupancy of
Robert Carman. The Hu-e is in excellent re.
pair arid has attached to it all thu necessary
outhuildings which conven le nee requires. The
(tables are also large and convenient.
This house being Mtualed in the most pleas,
ant purl of the borough, offers a fine induce
ment to any perou wishing lo ong.ige in the
business for winch il is so well calculated.
Terms reasonable and title indisputable.
If not sold it will be leased foranv term of
years that may be desired, together with a
quantity ol" tirsl rate lind, from riileen to thir
ty acres. Possession given on l!io firt-t day of
April, 1651. Application must be in -id soon.
JONTON MOORE.
.November 28. 1850-a-lf-
More of Them,
THE Subscriber has just received another
lot of
Mens Coarse and Kip. Hoots,
of the best quality. Just
call and ' see. Also a
genera. I assortment
of Plush and
Cloth Caps
of several styles.
AG A I N
lie icill have another
supply of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Confectionaries, Groceries $ Stationary
in a few days which ho will sell on very rea
sonable toims. Purchasers will save money
by aiving him a call. J. MOOUE.
Dec 2(1, 1850.
Remaining in the Post Office at Ebens
burg, January 1st 1851.
Ranghamart Alias W.
Klin Andrew
Raker Patrick
Colbut Samool II.
Edmiston John
Evaus Henry
Emery Henry
Evana Richard J. 2
Farrel Catharine Mrs.
Fmnegan Michael
Fleming' James
Hoobut James
La in da ugh A.
Merry E R. 2
M'Clolland Saruue!
1iLauhl'n i)arg&ret
Owens James
Petoraon EllenorMiu
Rowland Eli Sr.
Slonaker George
Officer or soldier oft
the Late War
Harris William TF.
Weakly Wjjfianj .
Wiao Joseph ......
WillettB. & -
Hie John
Hi coo Mrs.
Jones Rober J. 2
. D. MAGEHAN. jj. HASSOV.
fflABEEAN & HA W
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
EBENSBURi, Pa.
. F.bnebiiTg, Jur.eSO, 1850 ,
C.1L1KH,
A TTQRNE Y A T LA IT.
EBENSBURG, PA. -
Office one door west of J. 8. Buchanan's Sto'
April 12. 1845 if. .
i!rnT
ii iltJ lvJltlLlUUlli UlU
A TTOItNE Y AT LA TP.
EBENSBURG. PA.
April 19. 1849 If.
DR. THOMAS MIMING
Sovth-tcext corner of 7th $ Race Us.
Philadelphia,
April 26. 1843. S3-
JJl'M'ALD,
ATTOltNEY AT LAW,
EBENSBURG, PA.
All business in the several Courta Ar fti.i r
diana and Cambria counties entrustod to his
care, will be promptly attended to.
Office, opposite J. S. Buchanan's Stare.
April 12. 1849. tf
CYRUS I, PERSHING.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EBENSBURG, PA.
OJp.ce, for the present, in the room occu
pied by E. Hutchinson, Eq.
January ou. I3ii.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Borough of Loretto, Pa., will attend to
collections entrusted to his care.
May 2, 1850 30.
tiiomas alrwii
. "' JiWJE T ,. If,
Will attend the several Courts of Cambria eo.
ss heretofore. Office one door west of Mr.
Wm. M'Failand' Cabinet Wareroom. in
HOLLIDA YSB UR G. PA.
April 13, V5U 27-tf.
A NDREW DONOUGHE,
Justice of the Peace and Scrivener.
Borough of Summittille,
WILL attend promptly-tu collections or olh -er
business entrusted to him.
Legal instruments of writing drawn with
accuracy and despatch.
Sept. 4th Jc50-3in.
T. L. HKYKH.
Attorney :if faw.
Office on Main street, two doors east
of the Echo Office.
- Johnstown, Pa.
March 13, 1S51. ly
WM. A. STOKES
, ) JAS. P. BAKU,
Grecnsburg, Pa. ) Ebensburg, Fa$
STOKES & BARR,
ATTORNEYS a.D I'DINSELLCRS AT LW.
Ebensburg. Cambria County, Pa.
February. 13th, 1851.
J, II. IMER, "
NO. 20S MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
Wholesale dealer in Wines and Liquors,
which he is prepared to furnish cheap to
Merchants and Note! keepers.
March G, 151. Iv.
CE. TRA L PEN.S S YL VA NIA
Banking Mouse
BRYAN, GLEIM, $ CO.
FICE on Al'ifpheny Strtet, neatly oppo.
aite the Pnhl OfTire.
Interest will be paid upon money deposited,
".a follows, viz:
Three month deposits at the rale of 3 per
cent, per annum.
Sis mouth deposits at the rate of 3 J per cent,
pei annum.
Nine month deposits at the rate of 4 per
cent. er annum.
Twelve mouth deposits at the rata of 4 5 per
cent, per annum.
Drafts on the cities for sa!e in sums ta suit
the purchasers, and Ctliections mode upon any
point at Iov rales.
AugustS. 1830 4i-tf".
W. B. HUDSON s
3
it
mill JivviFV Mow.
One Door East of tiis Post Office. .
N. B. t looks. Watches, and J ewelry repaired
al shortest notice aul warrjolcd.
Sept. Uu, 185051.
LOST,
O'
N tha evoniec? rf. the Democratic Maa
Meelie? in August last ia Ebnnshurp. a
good co-jimon Juli-U 5itver Watch. The
person who took it out uf my pesket at the.
time above statod is requested to leave it in the
ear of M i, John Thorn r on in R)nchn,,
aod no
quea'iona wll be askod. If loi re-
l n.npled w-ih immediately , Ugal
taeaaurea will be talon fur ha recovery.
JOHN MtX)Y.
Alleghany tp , Dec. &, 850. -
n liiirrfinTrnT in
ii mt 1 1 tii i
CLOCK
' WATCR
'V 1 - "i
MILTON" ECsBSSTS. 5r
FFJPSH SUA D. Isckerelan r
- J. MOOE.