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BY ANDREW J. KHEY.
MicnPI.I.i X FT O TI S .
r i " it a if w . .
VSf Idlis,
ln replv to a ...... Fciauaai to himscll, ""c " FrV.c,e 0i .e,.
Gen. Quitman indulged in a few remarks tarces; as r.ny r.o can ascertain by .,
in which lie alluded to the late judicial P.vng "'e "ecessary teat,
proceedings to which he was a party, and T'"e poisons mcy occasionally remove die
took up a cursory view of the present cases, but they so vitiate the b'.ood and com
position of the country. He declared,' Palely impregnate the whole system with
emphatically, that he was innocent of any j their baneful cflVcts, thai the first cold, or the
actual participation in the Cuba affair, tho' i first attack of disease, prostrates the patient'
he admitted that the success of the expe-
dition would have afforded him pleasure.
His only offence, he declared, consisted in
the fact that he was made the recipient of
the confidence of the Cubans, and invited
by then to lead the operating forces.
Among the toasts given were some lor
the Union, for Pierre Soule, for State'
Rights, and to the memory of Calhoun,
Niagara Suspension Bridge. A few
days since the suspension bridge, over the
Niagara, from Lewistown to Qeeerstown,
was tested in the presence of a large num
ber of persons. Thirteen wagons, laden
with stand and stone, passed from each
side, meeting in the centre: and at the
pamc time one hundred persons on horse
back and on foot passed over. The result
was satisfactory to the parties concerned.
Pennsylvania Railroad. The Phila
delphia Bulletin says that $500,000 to the
stock of the Central Railroad, subscribed
by the Northern Liberties commissioners,
taken in connection with the S 1,500,000
subscribed by the city, makes it certain
that the required amount of 3,000,000
will be speedily obtained, and that the
great road will be hastened to its comple
tion. . Pittsburg Bridges. The Wheeling
Times copies the Wellsburg Herald's item
in regard to legal proceedings being insti
tuted by the authorities of Wheeling
against the Pittsburg Bridges, and adds
"The writer was not well informed.
No such proceedings hare been instituted,
or will they be, in all human probability.
Wheeling relies upon her righ's,and takes
no measures to revenge wrongs, even
where the wrong and outrage is a9 flagrant
and base as in the present case."
Assignment of Land Jf'arranls. A
despatch from Washington says the Sec
retary of the Interior ii3s given a lengthy
decision as to the assignability of warrants
under the Bounty Land Law. It is ad
dressed to the Commissioner of the Land
Office.
He reiterates his former opinion, that
the law, as it stands, prohibited such as
signment, and ridicules the Republic's idea
that the intentions of members of Con
gress can be officially noticed and acted
upon by the Department.
The French have blockaded the
Sandwich Islands in consequence of the
refusal of the kinjr to nay $25,000 as
u S '
commutation for duties said to have been
illegally collected. King Kamchamcha
haa thrown himself under the protection
of the governments of the United Slates
and England.
tyThree Cent Pieces are now being
made at the United Stales Mint, Philadel
phia. They are three parts silver and one
part copper, and about the size of a Span
ish, sixteenth, though somewhat thicker.
Mr. Whitney, the proprietor of the
railroad to tbe Pacific, has gonetoEuroj e
to confer with the English Government
upon the subject.
.t7Charlemagno reijned over France from
A. O. 768 to 814. lie was the greatest Sov
ereign of the age, a warrior, statesman, and a
patron of learning and the fins arts . He c .uglit
a severe cold while bathing in the public baths
and this caused his death, but had he lived at
the present day and used Dr. Guysoll'a Im
proved Extract nf Vellow Dock and Sarsapa.
'Ma, which is a certain remedy for colds, be
nave ocen cureu. jonn ivory cc &on,
Summit, are the agents for tho tale of this
valuablo medicine in our county, and in a short
time they will publish certificates from several
persons who have been restored to health by
osingit. See advertisement in another col-Mnn-
Trice 81 per bottle.
MARRIED
9n Ae 1st inst., by the Rev. A. McEI
wam, Mb. Wilmam Smith, to Miss Har
Ktrr Roberts, both of Jackson township.
CIO. XHKV, LVI MATTHEWS
WM. EBBS.
RHEY, MATTHEWS & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers in all kinds of Produce and Pitts
burg Manufactures,
No. 77 and 79 Water Strert.
Pitts bi'ro,' Pa.
April 3, J85I 0m.
1AA POUNDS of Philadelphia Mould and
3,1111 Dir Candlxs for salo by
IVV MURRAY Ac ZAIIM.
. -.1-
"WE C. oilier of I he
,.c invalid should
: rr-jUryt Iron, Quininot
.ur. Arsenic, and many
-. metallic poisons enter into
active basis of mcst of the Sar.
.nd Panaceas of the day. Guvsott's
( to COnd Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarea-
s'renglh, and subjects him or her to the most',
excruciating lorlure. end renders another cure
almost impossible and hopeless. Let all poi
sonous Sarsapari'la preparations alone, and
use Guysott's Improved Extract of Yellow
D-ick and Sursaparilla, which is thoroughly
efficacious, perfectly harmless and purely vege
table. All kinds of diseases yield lo its genial
influence.
Price $1, per bottle or six bottles for 85.
To persona purchasing by the dozen i liberal
redaction will be made.
AGENTS,
John Ivory & Son, Summit.
Murray Se Zahm, Ebensburg.
Mary Orr, Hojliddysburg.
R. S-haw , Clearfield.
Ili'tit brand Se Co.. Indiant.
John Scott, Cold Spring-
J. Palton, Corwinsville.
April 3d 1 851 ly.
' QUICK AS POWDIilt."
THE books of Milton Roberts and George
U'. Todd, doing business in the name of Mil
ton Roberts, have been placed in my hands for
collection. No indulgence can possibly be
given.
ROBERT L. JOHNSTON.
April 3, 1S5I 25-it.
Public Sale.
Tl Y virtue of an Order of Ihe Orphan's
JLi Court of Cambria County, will be expo
sed to public sale on the premise, on Tuesday
the 6th day of May . next, the following real
esUte, viz:
All thai Farm situate in Cacbria township,
one mile North East from Ebensburg, nn the
Lnretto Road, formerly the properly of David
Duvis, tJec'd.. containing one hundred ami
twenty. eif ht ncren, sixty acres of vi hkh ar
cleared, with a large two story Frame dwell
ing Hoi-se, large Uank Darn, and out houses
thereor. erected. Due attendance w ill be given
nnd tprms f sale made known nn day of sale,
by Will. am Davis and Thomas M . Jones, Ad
ministrators. liy Order of the Orphan'- Court.
U .M. KITTELL. Clerk.
April 3. 1S5I 25-5t.
N. I. The above is ono of the most desira
ble situations that can be found in the coun
try. I he land is of a good quality, and loca
ted admirably as regards market and other
acvantagts. Those who think of purchasing
real estate, had Letter examine the premises
before purchasing elsewhere.
m
N pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Comt of Allegheny county, tho subscriber
appointed trustee by the Court to make sale of
the estate ot tho Rev. Charles B. Maguire,
dee'd., wiil expose to Public Sale, at the Court
Houte, in the city of Tittsburg, on Saturday
the 2Qth day of April, at 10 o'clock A. M., all
thai certain messuage and
LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND
Situtto in tho city of Pittsburg, Allegheny
county, Pa., ol which the Rev. C. C. Maguiro
died, seized in his demensne a s o f fee, being
part of Lot No. 489. in Col. Woods' plan of the
town of Pittsburg, which said pieco or parcel
of ground, was conveyed by James McCuliough
and wife to the suid Rev Charles B. Maguire,
by dctd dated the 27ihday of April. A. D. lS2o
and recorded in the recording office of Alle
gheny county aforesaid, in Deed Book No. 2,
Vol. 33, patre 2Sth; bounded and described as
follows: beginning at the intersection of
Cherry alley with Liberty street lo a point
seven fett from the lower or westward !y cor
ner of a brick house erected upon the premises
the lame to be measured from the corner of
ihe brick walls of said building, thence by a
line at right angles with Liberty street, and
parallel to tbe wt6ternend of said building to
cierry alley aforesaid; thence bv the line of
said alley to the place of beginning, which
6aid boundaries enclose the brick building
aforesaid. Together with a small triangle
lying easlwardly thereof, and seven feet of
grounu lying westwatdly oj said building.
ROBERT WATSON,
Trustee.
April 3, 1851-2o-3t.
W&f ANTED by J. MOORE cash, in ex
V V change for goods, or otherwise.
STAR, Sperm and Mould Can
dles for sale at the Brick Store
J. MOORE.
POUNDS of CODFISH just received
and for vale by
MURRAY &. ZAIIM.
WHISKEY. White
Oil at
Lead and Linseed
J. MO ORE'S.
fi LASS,
Oils.
Paints
and
J.
Drugs of all
MOORE'S.
kinds at
v JOB WORK
neatly and expeditiously execu
ted at this Oflice.
JTUST
received bv
J. MOORE, 3 dz host
CV D.
B Axep.
i1 IS
bUUll
I
500
hi . ei me
4E.uensburg,that
uate on Minn rt., in
. r..'.iuurff, adjoining tho prop
."'Murray and E!iz.i M'Dnnald,
.. . .i'reon erected a Lrge two sloiy frame
. .verting House, an "Oflice, Stable, Granary,
Coal House, fc.c, 1 crm".iade known on the
day of pale, and li tie indisputable.
JOHN M'COY. Executor:
N. C. If the above properly is not told at that
lime it will be rented for one year , and imme
diate possession given.
March 27th 185 1 24-2w.
Notice.
Tub books of the late firm of Geo. W. Todd
&Co., have been placed in my hantls for col
lection. All peisons indebted on nid bnolrs
are requested lo make immediate payment and
save costs.
CYEUS L'. PERSHING.
Ebcnsl.nrg. March 27, ie51 2l-3t.
Carroillon Mouse,
CARkOLLTON.
C AMU HI A COUNTY, PA.
rpn H K undersigned returns his thanks lo 1 i
.H. iiumerou friends for the patronage here
loforc extended to him, atid will b happy to
accommodalo all persons who may favrr him
with a call. A large supply of choice liquors
just rectived from the eastern cities. His TA
BLE will always be well supplied, and his
stabling accommodations are sufficiently ex
tensive. J- I- URBAN,
March 27, IS51. Proprietor.
WHIG MEETING.
The Democratic Whirs of Cambria
county, arc requested
arc rcnursteu to men at ir.e
Court House cn Monday evening. April
7'lh, nt 7 o'clock, for the purpose of ap
pointing 3 Senatorial Conferees to meet
ml
the Conferees cf Ula-r nnd Huntingdon,
i to appoint a Delegate to the Lancaster
Convention: and to appoint :J Conferees
r tUa rV.nfVr..e nf Pnlrr.n n r.rl
.KJ li I V s. fc VtiV x-wasvw.w w u..i
n , M . . r
Bedford counties toappcint two Repre -
ser.tative Conferees to said Convention.'
A General attendance is requested. j
By order of the v hig Co. Co:r..
E. HUTCHISON, Jr , Chairman.
March 20, 1831.
RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
AND DEALER IN . t
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES, I
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &cc.,&.c, J
JVo. 197 Liberty St.. corner cf Barker's
siuey. j. a j. j ouiu, x .i.
March 13, 1?51 ly l
This Way!
"KfilOR the highest prices are paid for
llinr.s, Ski?cs and Tanseu'f Babe
in either Trade or Cash bv
J. MOORE.
Ebensburg Jan. 2. 1S31.
"S7J5700L, Butter, and all kinds of Grain
V taken in exchange for foods at
J. MOORE'S Store.
CASTINGS vertical and for
salo at J. C. O'Neill's Store.
A iARGG lot of Stone and
Earthen Hare jusi received and for a!c
at the Store of
J. MOORE.
Barrels
for salo by
Conemaugh Salt
J. MOORE.
8
DOZEN Marin's Axesforsale ntlhcstor
of MURRAY ZAIIM
WOOL Wanted and the highest
prices paid at the store of
J.C. O'NEILL.
Wanted Immediately,
g 00,000 lbs of Wool wanted by
JOHNSTON MOORE
fi at DOZEN Boots and Shoes just rc
ceived and for sale by
MURRAY & ZAIIM.
MACKERAL,
SHAD, CODFISH.
SALMON.
tlVnTHKrft?
Constantly and hand
awd'for .tle by
J. PALMER Se Co.,
Market st. Wharf,
PHILADELPHIA.
PORK. r
HAMS AND SIDES,
SHOULDERS,
LAUD AND CHEESE.J Feb. 27. '5l-20-3m.
CHEAP HARDWARE!
M. BUEIILEU t BRO.
No. 195, Market-Street. Philadelphia, 2
doors below 5:h Street,
OFFR FOR SALE HARDWARE, IN ALL
ITS VARIETIES, AT LOW PRICES.
CALL AND SEI-; BEFORE YOU BUY!
OTTfjOok for the Red Lettered Mill-Saw.
February 27lh 1851 3m.
rTPP8 ce J. MOORE'S splen
ILJ did stock of Muffs, Gloves and Comforts.
WiLarrclis of Maclicrat for sale
tf j
J. IVUUY Co.
SPLENDID lot of Drown. Dlack, Olive
and Grey Cloths for salo by
MURRAY & ZAIIM.
A T xceent lot of Locust Posts suitable for
iS. fencing on hand end for sale bv
MURRAY Se ZAIIM.
9
St
POUNDS NAILS
for sale by
AND SPIKES
MURRAY
Se ZAIIM.
BUSHELS
Hy
WHITE BEANS for sale
MURRAY Si ZAIIM.
000
7.
HE WOE
nEW STORE AND ClIEAP
TBMio undersignrd w.,uld inform Hit,
.-Jt; i11" P,,l','C. that ihov I ave
T flf O Ty rm -arm . .
iir oiijtii at rkno No. 2 A f
in mo luirni iormeriy occupied by Mr. J '
Long, where will , kPpl ronj-tontlv cn IV.
nd sold al low irio-. ti e f, r0- ir.g g;cr!.:
ClotitCaHimen, JSatinttts, Ttctedg, (li,
htms, 1 eeUngt. Calicoet, Silks. Satint,
jsatcnt, Alpaccas, liomba.
, fine;, Shawls, Mouftde Laines.
Lnttret, Ribbtma, Jiuttona,
Glovis, Hosiery, Llices,
ALrP,nP.?TS' "oi HATS $ CAPS,
V MB U ELLAS, PARASOLS A DON
NETS. A LSO, A LA ROE STOCK
, OF COFFEE. SUG A It JUO.
LASSES, SYRUP, TEA,
HARDWARE, QUEENS.
WARE AND CUT
LERY. HOOKS S
STATIONARY. Always on hand. Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Butter
VgG- Fih, Salt, $c,
All nf which i hey are prepared loscll at cheap
ratrs. i. invites the attention of buyers to their
stock of godi, confident that they car. and will
eil. them as cheap, and in fact cheaper, than
thef ctn purchase elsewhere.
I'rofuce of all kinds lakf n in exchanore. and
ca.h never refused. Come soon to lh New
' JOHN G. GIVEN &. Co.
" PJace No. 2, A; P. K. R. ;
! March li, 1851.
THE" NEAREST ROUTE TO THE
GOLD DIG GINS,
SPECULATORS WAKE UP!!
fHn E following described valuable Timber
JUL Lends are' orTered for eule: Three tracts
of unimproved land situate on l!ie 'waters of
Ihe SO'ith Frk of the Concmaugh, part in
Richland township, Cambria county, and part
in Somerset county; tho lower tract not more
tksn Uvo miles fiom the saw mill of John
Trotter, from which place is a good wagon
ro.id to lha Portage Rail Road- SaiJ land is
wt'l covered with wild cherrv. rcplar. bird
manic, ash nd ml r vahi.hle timber.
Ue advantage cf abundant water power on j
I eH !' tract. The road from Johnstown toBed-i
! throii";Ii two of thos tracts, and on
- j 3 - . - - - ,
31- lrrf aro promising ir.iioit;o.:s ol Ij ex-
iAcnC(Sof biluncnoua coA and iron ore.
. a3o. one tract of land on the waters o i
I!lack-Lick Crtek. Jackson township, Cainbriaf
VI'UlllJ t CWYtltU till I ulUJUtO lilliUCi i Willi lilO j
' r.rf vfi n fro nf TAil.-r. t ji-wtr-r nuir ufi!K !
I also contains a vein cf cosl four feet thick that!
lan been optned and can be worked with profit.
Distant from Ebensburg about five miles.
forms easy, and title unquestionable. For
further particulars enquire ol
E. A. VICKr.OY,
Johnstjwn.
rr JOHN WILLIAMS,
Ebensburg, Pa.
March 13. 1S5I-2.H
!LJ"HolIida vsbur Register copy fr Iito
months and charga this etnen.
.
REGISTERS IVOT1CE.
AH persons interesteJ are hereby notified j
hat ihe following Administration accounts!
Ive been allowed and tiled in the Registers i
(Africa Cambria county, and will be present id j
to the Orphans' Courl to be held al Ebensburg
for said county, on Monday the 7th day of
April rictct, for confirmation. !
The account ofJamcs Young, acting Ezecu
lor of the last will Szo., ol Bernard Wilinore.i
deceased.
The account of John 5i George Pringle, Ex
ecutors of ihe last will Sec, of George Pringle,
deceased.
The account of Michael Ltavy. surviving
Executor of the lal will Sec, ol" Rev. D. A.
Gallitzen, dee'd .
Tl:e account of William Glass, one of tho
Executors of the last will &c., of Geo. Glass,
deceased.
""The account of Geo-ge Settlemoyer. one of
l,e Executors of the last will See., of Godfrey!
Settlemoyer, dee'd. j
Vim. Kit I h.L.Ij, Uegister.
March 13. 1851 tc.
TAILORING! TA1LOKING!
INFORMS his customers and friends that
Jie still occupies his old stand, two doors
eistof.B. M'Dcrmilts hotel, where ho will be
happy to sne his old customers and also as
many new ones as please to call, lie receives
regularly from New York and Philadelphia
the latest fashions, and he cannot be beat ci
Iher in the shape or fit of Coat, Pauls or
vests bv anv other tailor in the county. lie
respectfully bn'.cs the public to give him a call
as he is confident that his work will recom
mend itself.
CTAll kinds of country proouce taken in
exchange for work.
March 6, 1851 tf !
i
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.!
The partnership heretofore existing between
Jttnrs Kavlor and Peter Kay lor, was dissolved
iymataal consent on Ihe 17lh day of Septem
ber, A. D. Ib50. and tho books -f said firm
were placed in my hands for collection; since
which time tho said honks havo mysteriously
di'ppard, or been taken awa' cut of my
pcseasion. This is therefore to caution nil
persons indebted 0:1 said books, to make no
pat 1
merits until due notice is given bv me.
JAMES KAYLOR.
(leorfield Jp, March 13ihTb51 C2-3i
CORN BROOMS.
PAINTED BUCKETS,
CEDAR WARE.
WIL LO W BA SK E TS ,
BIUSTLE BRUSHES.
TWINES CORDAGE,
MATS, MATCHES,
WOODEN WARE, fc.
March 13th 1851 3m
Cor.i tar'itly o n j
1 ...UA.n.Mf
lltlllll CI nil' IIUI.
ufacturers lw
I est prices. M . tc
(J. M. ROWE.
Ill N. 3d st. 3d
door below race
PHIL AD.
CHtSSlT STREKT BETWEEN 7th AND t?tll FTHt'ETS,
: PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A. F. GLASS
PROPRIETOR.
Mirch 13ih 1651 ly,
KEGS OF NAILS on hand, and
for sale bv J. IVORY.
Summit Sept. "C, 1850.
'Particular rVolicc
A
LL persons indebted to Litzisger . J odd
a-e requested for the last timk lo scmo
rrspeolivo accounts, on or before the first
dsy'flf December next, as after that timo their all
accounts will ho placed in the hands of officers
for collection, as wo must and wi!) have money
il
Por.oi.LOW."
Fenlon
Douglierty
M 'Lara ban
Reams tt a 1
Harris
Rrawley
Dodson
M'Neal
TrexW
Hurbit
Cup'. in et aj
Rhey
I'urgoon
M'Nea:
Fisher
Paul
Bra cltr n
Treftr
Roth Sc Hberhart
Barnes
Mooro
vs i oung i'iagcnt
vs Jackson
vs Sharp
vs Crum
vs Brown
vs Hadshead et 1
vs Dodson et al
is Dillon
vs Weakland
vs IK'lon
vs Cl'is et al
vs Oum
vs Glass et al
vs Allegheny tp
v. Snyder
Trotler & Topper
vs M'Di.well l Saijfntj
vs Rodgers
vs Trettz i
v Ream &. Sharp
vs Frunk & Fouiz
V.m. KITTLL. Proth'y. ,
rroihonotarv's OfSc. is,.
Ebensburg, Feb. 18. 1651. f I
iVO MOxNOPOL
ai inc. icic iasu wore KJ Jqhn
Ivory and Son at Sunumfcillc.
W here you will find us pelling goods something
lower than liicy are sold else.vhera.
If c s i (I e h
The usual stock of goods generally !;"pt in
country Stores, wc have just rescive.l by
1 ctiii siffvati i tt tin ilroacl
A small lot ol fancy articles and u lage assort
ment ol
Xeio Style Dress Goods, end1
Trimmings, consisting in part !
of De Laines and Cashmeres i
Jenny And lit aids and
Buttons, Black Silk ends
Bullion Fringes JW
vet Ribbons, jXeie
Style Neck Rib
bons, Cord
W'AicA you can buy CtiCrp if VOlf call
soon. JOllN IVUR &, SON. j
Summit, Jan. I , lb'51 - II.
lEMOAL.
The sub'criber l es leave lo inform the pu'
lie generally that he has ju?l removed his Sad
dle and Harness Establishment to Jefferson,
Ctn.bria cnua'y, where he will be pleased to
see his old friends and all others wanting any
thing in his line of business. He intends keep
ing constantly o:i hand a' supply of
SADDLES, RR1DLES,
Collars, Harness,
WHIPS, &.C., - !
Of all kinds, which he wi'l sell on tlie mist;
reasonable terms for cash cr approved ennntry j
produce. He hopes, by a strict attention to
business and small profits on hi work ro mer.
il nd receive a liberal share of lbs public pat
ronage. iiugii a. .VcCoy.
Jefferson. Nv. 21. 1350. 7-tf.
N. B' All thnns indeb'ed to him for Sacdlcry
Sec. whi'st located in Ebensburg. arc earneKlly
requested to cail art! settle their respective ac
count1'. For the purpose of saving troub'f. it
is hoped that this notice will not bo neglected
Sjook Merc!
A TAVEIIN STAXD
For Sale or Mcnt!
Tiie subscriber ofiTers for sale that cr.mmo.-li- ;
ous and well known Tavern Stand in the Dor-
oogh of Eiensburg. now in thi occupancy of j
Robekt Casmin. I he Hou.e is in excellent re
is in Cice.irni r - -
il the ncces-Hry
e requires. .The
pair and has attached to it a
outbuildings which convenience
stables are also larire and convenient
This house being situated in the most pVas.
ant part of the borough, offers fine induce
ment to any person wishing to engaga in the
business for which it is so well calculated.
Terms rcasonsb.e snii title inr.tnitajie
V,e.
If not solu' it will bo leased for any term of i
yearn that may be 'csired, together with a!
n'laniiiv 01 iirsi raiu innu, i rum iineru u ion-
, . . . . . f
tv acres. I Vsesion given on the first day of
April. Itol. Application mut be mndrt soon.
JONSTON MOORK.
November 23. It?50-8-U-
of TllCSlla
ore
THE
ubscribcr bis just received another
lot of
3Ie?i's Coarse
of the best
and J.ip Itoois,
quatihj. Just
call and see. Also a
general assortment
-9 T
and
Cloth Caps
ci" several stales
A & A I
He irill hare another ,
supply of Dry Goods, Hardrare, j
Confectionuries, Groceries $ Stationary !
in a few days which ho will sell on very.mi- ;
sonnble tcims. Purciidsem will save nuncy
by rrivintr him a call. J. MOORE. I
Dec. 2G, I
Remaining in the Post Office at Ebens-
burg, January 1st 18.j1
Ranghaman
Miss W
Klitz Am.ie'v
Baker Putrick
Lamiiaugh A.
Merry E. R.
M'Cl'eliand Samuel
Colbut Samuel H.
Edmislon John
Evans Henry
Emery Henry
Evans Richard J. 2
Farrol Catharine Mrs
Finnegan Michael
Fleming James
floobut James
Harris William W.
Iliel John
Hicoit Mrs.
JIW.J Robri t J. 2
.WLaughlin 3argarcl
Owens James
Peterson Eilenor Miss
Rowland Elis Sr.
Slonaknr George
Officer or soldier :i
the Late War
Weekly W ilium
V isa Joseph
Wjilftt rl. K.
Miliums .arjarct
MM.!N RORERTS, P. M.
S. Buchanan's Sio
i.
11.
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
EBENSBURG, PA
April 12, 1649 if.
9
DR- IHt'MAS.f. lll'MliNO
South-west corner of 7th Race sts.
PHILADELPniA.
April 2C. 1849. 29-
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
EDENSDURG, PA.
I All business in the several Courts of BJair. In-
t-iana and Cambria cnnmiM ,n ... i
--w.. ,W , p
care, wiJl be promptly attended lo.
Orfice. opposite J. S. Buchanan's Store
April 12, 1843, :f
CYRUS I. PEHSIIING.
ATTORNEY AT L UV.
' EBENSBURG, PA.
i Qj2cf, for the present, n the room occu
pied by J,. JIutclnnson, E q.
nniar3' 3tt 1351.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Borough of Loretto, Pa., will attend Ui
collections entrusted to his care.
May 2, 1 850 SO.
THOMAS C. MMMi
3 tto fg.vi; f.a t
Cj.s est.
ul attend the several Courts cf .Cambria ro.
as heretofore. Of.ce one door west of Mr.
in. M'Farlend's Cabinet Wareroom. in
IIOLLIDAVSBURG, PA.
April 13, '50 127-lf.
A K DREW DONOUGllE.
i Justice cf the Peace and Scrivener,
Borough of Scmmitville,
j WILL attend promptly to collections or otii -jcr
business entrusted lo him.
Legal instruments of writing drawn with
(accuracy and despatch.
: Sep!. '4th lS50-3m.
T. L. IIEVKH.
Knriicv a I
Oince on Alain street,
two doors
eatt
of the Echo OUice.
Johnstown, Pa
March 13,- 1S31. iv;
WM. A. STOKES, JAS. P. BAHS.
Greensburg, Pa. 5 Ebensburg, Pa
& BARR,
ATTORNEYS AND CCUBELLGRS AT LWV.
Ebensburg, Cambria County. Pa.
February, 13ih, 1851.
j, il m:i
NO. 21$ MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
j ... , , , , , . .
j u noiesaie deaier in U ines and Liquor,
j which he is prepared to furnish chrnp to
Merchants and Hotel keepers.
Marcn 0, Ibol. iy.
CENTRA L PENNSYLVANIA
ISaiikiiig Elous
BR VAN. GLEIM, & CO.
4
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1 c F 1 1 ll.t on Al cfflienv fctrtct. nvar'v o3o-
, H . , J 1 1 1
' Interest
will be paid upon money deposited.
' as t.novs, viz:
' Three month deposi
s il I he rate nf 3 per
iCtMit. pcrannuiii.
Six moutn deposits at the rate of 3 per cent.
p?r nnuum.
Nine monia deposits al the rate of -1 per
cent, per annum.
Twelve month deposits at tho rate f 4$ j-cr
ccr:f. per tinnutn.
Drafts orr the cities f.ir sale in sums to suit
the purchasers, and e Ilertion mode upon an v
point at lovv rates.
August S. lb5J 4 I-tf.
W. B. HUDSON'S
nisti JcutIi'v Store.
One Door East of the Post Office.
N. II. locks. Watches, Bnd Jewelry repairer!
funr'.mt notice and warrjnled.
at
Nrpt. 2), 16a0-5l.
LOST,
the rv.iiiir? of ih Democrat ir iia
Meeting in Aiir'ist 1m t in ESoMsSnrj;. a
(good common Enjlii-h Silcor W atr-.H. . ''h
j person who took it out of my ' pocket at t lm
Itinie ab ive stated is rsiuested lo leave it in tii
'care of Mi'j, John Thompson in Ebensburg
j anil no qurs'imn will bo asked. If this is
! qucft is not complied iih iinnvediately , legal
I moasures will be taken for its rfcot rrv.". '
JOHN AIELOY.
! Allegheny tp , Dec.. ;, Ic'jO
FRr.HU SIT A P.
"'vrrrol anil Salmon Sy
J. MOORE.
"vsu.uc one door west of J.
April 12, 1841. tf.
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