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S1MEL C. WIMiJIlD.
ATTORN .Y AT LAW, EBENSBURG, PA.
Will practice in the several Courts of Cam
bria, Blair and Huntingdon counties. Germans
can receive advice in their own language. Ollice,
on main street two doors cast of the Exchange
Hotel.
May 8, 1851 ly.
L.
ItMlllHr,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, EBENSBURG, PA.
Office for the present, in the room occupied
by E. Hutchinson, Jr., Esq.
January SO, 1851. ly
J. M'DONALD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, EBENSBURG, PA.
Office, opposite J. Thompson's Hotel. All
business in the several Courts of Blair, Indiana,
and Cambria counties entrusted to his care, will
be promptly attended to.
January 1, 1851. ly
E. ITCIISON, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, EBENSBURG, PA.
Office on High street, opposite Thompson's
Hotel.
January 1, 1851. ly
ICIIAEL DAN MADMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, EBENSBURG, PA.
Office in the Court House, up stairs.
January 1, 1851. ly
H'M. A. STOKES, ) JAS. P. BARR,
(jrecnaburg. Pa. Ebensburg, ra
STORES & BARR,
ITTORXErS AXD COHSELLORS AT LAW.
EBENSBURG, PA.
February 13, 1851. ly
THOMAS C, MiWIM,
1TT02NEY AT LAW, HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA.
Will attend the several Courts of Cambria
county, as heretofore. Office one door west of
m. McFarland's cabinet warcroom.
January 1, 1851. ly
"ZTTliiyeh.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, JOHNSTOWN, TA.
Eho Office 3ai0 6trCCt liro doors cast of thc
March 13, 1851. ly
ANDREW DQNOIGHE.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, AND SCRIVENER,
BOROI CH OF SlJMMITVILLE,
burii11 Uen'1 rromptly to collections, or other
f wrir ennis:t'd to h'n- Legal instruments
Januar I" Uix accurac7 an1 tlisratcn-
J0SIKE ii. mm,
Wi, ICE 0F THE PEACE, LORETTO, PA.
Januiri ? e.ol,ections entrusted to his care.
jSw. BROWN,
'asLionablc Barber and Hair Wscr.
aoor west of John Thompson's Hotel
N B ibnsburK' J J l51.-ly.
sucpK,!. pooin8 done and zors honed in
t":r'or manner.
.1
DJnSnt coffcc. tea, tobacco, and
Johnston Moore.
9f Th k'Skert I'ice paid for w(.ol at the More
OEO J. KOItGJJKS.
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Chestnut street, between 7th and Sth streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A. F. GLASS
riiorniETon.
April 10. 1851. ly
AMERICAN HOTEL
Chestnut Street, opposite thc State House,
PHILADELPHIA PA
AMBROSE J. WHITE,
ruorniETOR.
April 10, 1S51. ly
HARRIS. BALE & CO.,
WHOLESALE DR UG GISTS, No. 201 Mar
ket Street, one door above Fifth, north side,
r III LA J)E LP HI A.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Med
icines, Surgical and Obstetrical Instruments,
Druggists' Glassware, "Window Glass, Paints,
Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, &c. &c,
John Harris, J D. John M. Hale.
J. Sharswood. E. D. Orlison.
April 2-lth 1851. ly
J. B. MILES, AT
MACIIETTfi & MIGUEL.
Importers and dealers in Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE and CUTLERY, No. 121 North
Third Street, alwc Knee,
PI II LA 1)E L PI II A.
T. V. MACIIETTE, ACM. II. RAIGVr.L.
April 21th 1851. ly
WmWftW
Wholesale CroceiM aiil
LIQUOR MlillCHAiNTS,
Xo. 1 North Water Street,
Pill LADE LP 111 A.
April 21th 1851. ly
CHEAP hardware:
ill. BUEIILER & BRO.
No. I'J-i Market Street, Philadelphia, two doors
)tlow 5th Street. ofTtr for sale. If i .' II' i I :
in all its rarietes, at low prices.
aii aim see before you buy!
BQW Look fur thc Red Lettered Jllll-Saic.
February 27th 1851. Cm
ISAAC M. ASIT1,
Wholesale dealer 5
1.2 Market Street,
. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
April 10, 1851. ly
&
Wholesale dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, Xails,
.jr., No. 203 Market Street, nlovc 5th,
a nn1c-i PHILADELPHIA, PA.
April 10, 18ol. ly
JAMES AEWELL, AT
C. J. KIHIB,
Wholesale dealer in .v. mi.. r,-
and Palm Leaf Hals, No. 1GG North Third Street
n'ru31H; iv -t-agic Jiotei,)
a i i- ,o-. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
April 17, 1851. ly
WILSON & TOT
Successors lo Rodneys'
AVholesalc dealers in ioofg and Shoes, EonneU
find Straw Good, No. 17, North Cd Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Ayril 10, 1851. ly
W. J. KEALSII, AT
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Wholesale dealers in Foreiqn and Domestic.
jtry uooas, ro. iiu, rortti Street, S. E,
corner of llace,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
April 10, 1851. ly
If ARRISItUJlG PENNA.
MAJ. JOHN BRADY, Proprietor.
April 10, 1851. ly
MICHAEL WARTMAW & CO.
Wholesale Tobacco, Snuff, and Sejar Manufac
tory, No. 13, North Third Street, three doors
nbove ine,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
M. WARTMAX. JOSEPH 1. SORVR.
April 21, 1851. ly
J.
Manufacturer of English, Itedian and American
frlraio Goods, Palm Leaf Hats, Artificial flowers,
yc, No. 155, Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA, TA.
April 10, 1851. ly
II1RT & COWAN,
Dealers in Iloiicn, Trimminns Looking Glas
ses, and Fancy Goodn, N. J. corner of Market
i nfiiATrtmn1!
iinTTfin
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11UUULI
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and ! lfth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, FA
April 10, is.5i.py
I WOLLU iOT IIE.
A correspondent is furnishing the Baltimore
Dispatch with a scries of amusing poetical effu
sions. The following is a good parody on the
song " I would not die in Spring Time" and
contains much of what Sam Slick call3 "human
nature."
I would not die in Spring time, i ...
- vncn worms begin" to crawl"; r "
When cabbage plants are shooting up,
And frogs begin to squall :
'Tis then the girls arc full of charms,
And smile upon thc men ;
When lamb and peas arc in their prime
I would not perish then.
I would not die in Summer,
When trees are filled with fruit
And every sportsman has a gun,
Thc little birds to shoot.
The girls then wear their Bloomer dress,
And half distract the men,
It is thc time to sweat it out
I would not perish then.
I would not dio in Autumn,
When new-mown hay smells sweet,
And little pigs arc rooting round
For something nice to cat.
'Tis then the huntsman's wild halloo,
Is heard along the glen,
And oysters 'gin to fatten up
I would not perish then.
I would not die in Winter
For one might freeze to death ;
When blustering Boreas sweeps around,
And takes away one's breath.
When sleigh bells jingle horses snort,
And buckwheat cakes are tall ;
In fact : this is a right good world,
I would not die at all !
MISCELLANEOUS
Singular IMiciiomciia.
A curious incident occurred here (New-York)
yesterday. You arc no doubt aware that for
some months past a number of men have been
engaged in recovering things from thc wreck of
the British, frigate Iluzzar, which was lost at
Ilcllgatc, in the East River, during thc revolu
tionary war. The object is to get at a large
sum of money which it is said was in that ves
sel at the time of her loss. Various articles,
such as bottles, cannon balls, bombshells, &c,
have been brought to light.
I had in my hand yesterday, a small bomb
shell or hand grenade, which came from that
vessel, and being anxious to know if thc pow
der which was in it had retained its virtue, I
broke it and emptied its contents on a news
paper. It had an odor of burned gunpowder,
and in a few minutes after it was exposed, it
became warm ; soon it emitted a smoke, and at
length it burned through the paper. Fearing
an explosion I threw water on it. This is a
curious fact, and worthy attention.
TIic Empress Josephine's Dia
monds. By thc death of the Duchess of Lcuchtenberg,
who was a Bavarian Princess, and thc wife of
Eugene Bcauharnois, thc son of thc Empress
Josephine the jewels presented to Josephine
by thc Emperor Napoleon, and which had since
belonged to thc Duchess of Lcuchtenberg, now
become the property of her son, thc Duke of
Leucbteiilerg, whose wife is a Russian Impe
rial Princess, so that poor Josephine's diamonds
will in future sparkle on the person of a daugh
ter of thc Russian Czar.
I'arsoit Iirovi mow.
The whig editors are fond of picking up thc
sayings and doings of their friend Tarson
Brownlow, of the Joncsboro' (Tcnn.,) Whig.
Here is one of his sayings which they have not
yet echoed :
"Mr. Fillmore or Gen. Scott will be thc Whig
candidato for the Presidency, in 1852, as all
can now sec. Should Mr. Fillmore be thc can
didate, wc will do battle in his cause to thc very
best of our humble abilities; should Gen. Scott
be thc candidate, tee will not support him undtr
any circumstances whatever, having no confidence
IS THE MAN."
Tlic lcrlls of llic Ocean.
The foreign correspondent of the Detroit
Advertiser, who has returned to his native
land, after a perilous passage across thc Atlan
tic, thns describes the appalling dangers he
encountered when on ship-board :
"Although I am well satisfied and much
gratified with my journey to the Old World, as
it is generally termed, yc I cannot advise oth
ers to encounter the ills, perplexities and haz
ards, which arc unavoidable on a sca-voyagc of
that nature, out of mere curiosity, for wc were
frequently enveloped in such dark and impene
trable fogs aud mists, that wc barely escaped a
collision with two large vessels, also filled with
emigrants, which, in consequence of head winds,
were standing on a different tack from us, and
did not discover each other until they had ap
proached within a few yards."
J&31" A lady appeared in Eloonur roitume at
Fairmount, Va., lrut week.
General Iopcz.
t AN INCIDENT IN HIS LIFE.
Sime of the zealots in the Cuban cause are
enOouvoring to magnify General Lopez into an
extraordinary hero." He is no doubt a brave
ingj, but judging from his history thus far, he
g .iy.Jij MriUaani discreet. Thc Savannah
iSews one of his warmest admirers, relates
quite a thrilling incident in his history :
" It is stated that during thc celebrated Car
list war in .Spain, General Lopez and about
seven hundred others wcro taken prisoners and
carried to Cantavieja, a fortification among the
mountains of Arragon. The Governor of thc
castle was said to have been a heartless wretch,
revelling in bloody massacres and delighting in
acts of torture. During thc dreadful confine
ment of these prisoners, thc royal army com
manded by General San Miguel marched to
Cantavieja, for thc purpose of raising thc siege.
Thc place was defended admirably by nature,
in a narrow defile of thc mountains ; but thc
Spanish General, undismayed by thc apparent
impregnability of thc fortress, continued to bc
Eicgo it, until evidences of his 6ucccss were soon
discovered by his enemies. Thc Governor there
upon resolved upon a scheme which could only
have entered thc mind of a tyrant in whose
eyes thc sight of blood was a gratification. lie
determined to put all thc prisoners to death,
from General Lopez down, and requested thc
General to notify San Miguel of his intention,
hoping by this threat to stop thc siege. Lopez
announced this bloody resolution in his letter,
but requested General San Miguel not to allow
this threat to interfere with thc prosecution of
thc siege. Thc Governor, finding that the let
ter produced no effect, and that thc works were
rapidly advancing to consummation, announced
to his prisoners that he had ordered their exe
cution ; but that he would allow Lopez to go to
San Miguel in person, and explain thc circum
stances in which they were placed, first recei
ving his word of honor to
iturn after delivering
thc message.
Lopez was soon in thc midst of San Miguel's
tfoops, who hailed his appearance with great
demonstrations of joy. He explained the threat
of the Governor, discussed the plans for thc
siege, gave nil thc information he possessed as
to thc weakest points of thc fortification, and
then rose up to return to his fate. San Miguel
objected ; the army loudly opposed his going
from their midst to be put to death by thc bru
tal Governor; but thc noble Lopez overcame all
their entreaties, and surrounded by his sorrow
ing but admiring friends, he bade them all a
kind farewell, wishing them success, even though
he himself might be thc sacrifice ! The siege
proceeded vigorously, for San Miguel knew that
he could only save Lopez and thc other prison
ers by accomplishing his purposes with as much
speed as his means would allow.
Thc Governor and those defending thc castle
had no time left to put their prisoners to death,
as they were kept in constant occupation with
the work of resistance and defence. The town
was soon taken. The Governor and the garri
son were dismayed ; but Lopez, thc patriot and
thc hero, with his gallant band, were saved.
Death of an Aged Indian.
Old Bccktootii, a very aged Indian, expired
a few days since at his residence, a short dis
tance below thc mouth of the Little Valley Creek,
in Cattaraugus county. He was thc last, with
thc exception of Gov. Blacksnakc, of thc aged
Indians who have lingered so long in the land
of thc living. One by one, like our own fathers
of thc Revolution, have thc Indian chieftains
passed away, and soon the last will be on his
way to thc " spirit land." Thc following notice
of Bucktooth, from the pen of lion. S. A. Brown,
recently appeared in thc Jamestown Journal:
"A few months ago, when returning from a
railroad meeting at Olean, curiosity induced us
to travel out of the way a mile on foot, to sec
an aged Indian by the name of Bucktooth, said
to be 120 years old. His wigwam stood on thc
banks of thc Allegheny. An abundant supply
of corn, curiously fastened together by thc
husks, Euspcnded over poles, with bark placed
over it as a security against thc weather, decked
the inclosurc around thc dwelling ; and within,
on a long, low bench, placed against thc wall,
on which was a mat, which was his scat by day
and couch by night, eat thc livingrclic of by
gone years. During our stay he arose from his
scat, and stood as erect as a youth of twenty.
Mcthought, as I gazed on this aged man, thy
health has not been impaired, nor thy physical
powers prematurely wasted, by means of thc
luxuries which civilization bring3.
A Candidates Withdrawal.
A candidate for thc office of Coroner, in Lou
isville, gives thc following good reason for
withdrawing: In fact disappointments nave
followed mo upon every hand. I had expected
the assistance of a fellow to occasionally knock
an individual in the head and tumble him into
thc canal, but he turned virtuous, joined a cir
cus company, and left these diggins. I could
not get along without him and I mutt decline,
and that positive
JIUGE LEWISi
TESTIMONY OF HIS WHIG OPPONENTS.
The following, from the last "Union and Tri
bune," of Lancaster, is a just aad honorable
tribute to the worth of Judge Lewis. When wc
consider that the Grand Jury of Lancaster
county, drawn at random from thc wheel, must
of necessity ue largely uuig, aau mcrpjp"
which it is published and commented upon, is a
leading Whig journal, it must be inferred, that
thc Judge occupies a position among his neigh
bors of a high and commanding character. If
there was thc slightest truth in thc numerous
slanders of thc scurrilous Whig prints, this tes
timony to thc worth of Judge Lewis never could
have been extorted from political opponents.
Read, ponder, and reflect upon it, all ye who
arc doubters, and you cannot fail to be satisfied
that Judge Lewis is pre-eminently fitted for thc
position of Judge of thc Supreme Court:
Judge Eevis.
The Grand Jury, in their report, presented to
thc Court on Saturday last, allude to Judges
Lewis, Grosh and Shteffer, in the following
terms:
"Thc Grand Jurors in closing their report
avail themselves of thc occasion to tender to his
Honor, Judge Lewis, and to his associates,
Judges Grosh and Shacffcr, their respectful ac
knowledgements for the faithful and efficient
manner in which they havc discharged their
official duties during their administration, now
about closing by virtue of thc adopted amend
ment to thc Constitution."
In answer, Judge Lewis, on behalf of thc
Court, returned thanks to thc Grand Jury for
thc kind and complimentary terms in which
they had been pleased to refer to his associates
and himself, and proceeded to state that his
connection with our Courts as Presiding Judge
would cease with the present term.
Judge Lewis has presided over the Courts of
Lancaster county for a number of years, and
now that his connection with thc Bench of this
Judicial district is about to cease, it is but just
to bear testimony to thc great ability, energy
and integrity which have characterized his ad
ministration of thc Judicial affairs of this large
and populous county. The reputation enjoyed
by our preceding Judges Franklin, Hayes,
Champneys, &c, was such as to preclude any
one of their successors from meeting the expec
tations of the bar and the people except he were
possessed of high intellectual and moral quali
ties. In thc fact that Judge Lewis fully an
swered such expectations and enjoys a reputa
tion .surpassed by none of the Judges who pre
ceded him, consists - his chief praise. Thc
promptness with which he despatched business
was such as to justify thc Legislature in dis
pensing with thc Mayor's and the District Court
-thus saving thc county a considerable eum
annually.
Judge Lewis, as our readers arc well aware,
is now a candidate on thc " Democratic " ticket,
for Judge of thc Supreme Court, in opposition
to the Whig nominees as able and upright
men as were ever placed in nomination for office.
It is enough for Whigs to know that Judge
Lewis is politically opposed to them, and that
their own nominees are worthy their warm sup
port. Wc have recently seen in the papers one
or two articles personally and violently abusive
of Judge Lewis representing his character and
acts in terms which none who know him can be
induced to credit. Thc publication of these at
tacks is to bo regretted, inasmuch as they arc
calculated to do thc Judge good and our ticket
harm. They are, we know, deprecated on that
ground; by intelligent and respectable Whigs.
The Locofoco papers arc using thc same weapons
against Judge Jcssup and, as the result will
prove, using them to his advantage.
For our own part, wc shall exert all our ener
gies to insure thc success of the whole Whig
ticket, but, in so doing, we prefer to confine
ourselves to legitimate political warfare, be
lieving such course to be best calculated to ad
vance the interests of our party.
Revolution in Italy. There is a general im
pression, among the observant minds in Europe,
that Italy is again on thc eve of a violent and
sanguinary revolution. Almost every foreign
newspaper that wc read every one which dares
to intimate its opinions is full of forebodings
as to some great trouble at hand. Even the
conservative papers of London and Tari3 do not
suppress their fears, and thc silent military
preparations of Austria show that thc Govern
ments arc not unaware of what is in thc wind.
American travellers, recently returned from
Europe, with whom the editor of the New YorkN
Post has conversed, bring with them thc same
conviction.
Accounts by thc Asia state that if Turkey per
sists in setting Kossuth at liberty on the 1st of
September, Austria will declare war, anil with
thc powerful aid of Russia, overrun Turkey and
blockade Constantinople. Thc American frigate
Independence and thc steamer Missouri were
expected at Constantinople for Kossuth. A let
ter adds: Thc United States appear to be on
the watch for thc opportunity of taking a promi
nent L-h:ue in the .i1ir cf the world.
From Our Exchanges.
A Bloomer troupe are giving Concerts in New
York.
Father Matthew is doing much for thc cau;c
of Temperance, among his countrymen in Buffalo.
He has administered the pledge to nearly 0000.
Complaint is justly made in regard to the new
with a lick.'
a stick.'
The inventor deserves a 'lick with
Thc Loudon Literary GazHU says: " The
handsomest and most popiflar carriages in Paris
are now founded on American models, and called
Amcricanetie."
Sinco the adoption of the Tomboy costume by
the ladies, thc tails of gentlemen's coaU arc
growing smaller and beautifully less. By and
by wc presume the men will be left without any
tails at all.
Ladies should remember that a small piece of
linen, just moistened with turpentine, and put
into the wardrobe or drawers for a ringlc dav,
two or three times a year, is a sufficient preser
vation against moths.
What more precious offering can be laid upon
thc altar of a man's heart than the first love of
a pure, earnest and affectionate girl, with nu
undivided interest in eight corner lots, and
fourteen three story buildings.
A young man, who wished to inform a la ly
that decayed eggs had once been thrown at him
by the boys, said that a "shower of eggs which
had disappointed the hopes of a fruitful incuba
tion fell in fearful proximity to his persou."
Eyjs actly!
Wc regret to learn, says, thc Bedford (Va.)
Sentinel, that a little boy by the name of Luster,
in attempting, the other day, to cut his name on
the Natural Bridge higher than any ether, lost
his footing, and fell a distance of 50 feet, lie
was almost instantly killed. r
Oeigin of tue Bloomer Costume. A country
editor whose paper did not receive a sufficient
amount of patronage to enable himTto " go tho
whole figure," told his wife that a half drcs3
was much prettier than a whole one. She,
poor simple soul believed Lim." Hence their
adoption.
Women have a much nicer sense of thc beau
tiful than men. They are by far thc safer um
pires in thc matters of propriety and grace.
A mere school girl will be thinking or writing
about thc beauty of birds and flowers while her
brother is robbing the nest and destroying thc
flowers.
Wc believe, (says thc Gcrmantown Telegraph)
that it is thc concurrent opinion of all farmers
who have given it a fair trial, that the system of
drilling in wheat, instead of sowing it as has
heretofore been done, is a saving of seed and
labor, and produces at least five bushels per acre
more.
The decease of the celebrated poet Thomas
Moore, may be daily expected. The last ac
counts state "there is no improvement in his
health, and, as in thc case of Sontbcy, his mind
is beyond the repair of medicine or of time."
He has for many years resided at Sloperton Cot
tage, near Chippenham, in Wiltshire.
The Capitol City Fact "states that Mr. G. A.
B. Lazell, a printer in that office,' at Columbus,
Ohio, has, by the recent discovery of a will made
some forty years ago, become entitled to the fee,
after a life estate, in landed estates in Ohio and
Massachusetts, worth cqnal to $75,000 to
$100,000.
There arc ten newspapers in Austria, fourteen
in Africa, twenty-four in Spain,' twenty in Por
tugal, thirty in Asia, sixty-five in Belgium,
eighty-five in Denmark, ninety in Russia and
Toland, three hundred in Prussia, three hundred
and twenty in other Germanic States, five hun
dred in Great Britain and Ireland," ami one thou
sand eight hundred in the United1 States.
A Relic Mr. Joan Young, of Cincinnati, has
in his possession a silver watch, which is said to
have leen thc property cf General Washington
It is of German manufacture, heavy and coarse
in workmanship very thick and durable cases
and on the inner case is engraved "G. W.,
1783." It is stated thart the watch was given
by Washington to a Mr. Clayton, as a testimonial
of regard.
Execution or rn arc a n. On Friday, thc 20th
ult., George Pharoah, convicted of the niurdcr of
Miss Sharplcss, was executed in the prison j'ard
at West Chester. He was about 1 9 years of ngej
and was attended to thc gallows by tho Rev.
Messrs. Moore and Tatten. Tha criminal did
not deny his guilt, but blamed his parents fi r
having neglected to educate him properly. He
could neither read nor write.
The Cashier's Dog. Thc Alhany Knicker
bocker gives an account of a wonderful dog be
longing to one of its carriers. Thc carrier fal
ling sick sent out a boy to deliver the papers,
who, being unacquainted with the round, was
followed by the dog, who stopped at thedoor of
each fcubscriber and wagged his tail, never mir.
sing one in a list of six hundred. At the door
of all subscribers who had not paid for their pa
per for a length of time, the deg was heard to
howl !