HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. - - - Thursday, April 7, 1S53. Mr- Chase, from committee to investigate the affairs of the Canal Commissioners, relative to the Portage railroad, and the matters connected with their conduct in reference to the same, ask 1 for an extension of time to S;it urdav, fur them to make a report. After some enversation be tween Messrs. Chase, Hart, Kilbourn, Merri man, Foter. Skinner and Flunigtn, the motion mus agreed t, yens 01, ways 15. APPROPRIATION BILL. The general appropriation' tail was thenttken up : pending the question on the section nuthor iring the Governor and State Treasurer to anti . cipate the revenue of the Commonwealth for 1853 and 1854, by procuring loan3 to be reim bursed as the means may be received into the treasury. Mr. Merriman was opposed to the mode of . raising money in the manner indicated in the Lill. Mr. Kilbourn advocated the measure, for the -reason that the money to be raised was to be -appropriated for the specific purpose of comple ting the Saratoga railroad and the North Branch eanaL m Mr. Hart thought the source relied upon for dl8U',r3ement of the loan desired, was a preeari nd ' (7'icstionable one, and if a? more tempo- rarv loan TV" CKr"-"- llu Ilu uc-cuou , it. hiif in m-.b-a !f nCL... on the excess ofre-jtion ceipta in the treasury he siil,ai- :,t.i . i.7 t tl,n. rmancnt, indebtedness of the Commonwealth.. i ,. . - , , . 1 Mr Merriman was opposed to the section, j and although it was necessary that annppropn- i L 1 tj Li OUVUIU WC U1UUV. UilU liiV I1IVIUV.J It uni - ss chnu n rA vi r rt r nnn rnn m - nnt t ,-. some source, yet he was opposed to this mode of obtaining the money After some remarks from Mr. Barr, the sec tion was agreed to. The 30th section of the bill being under con sideration, it was moved to amend by reducing the appropriation for the North Branch canal, relaying the track on the Columbia ruiTroad, and the avoidance of the inclined planes on the Por tage railroad, from five hundred nnd thirteen thousand to four hundred and sixty three thous and dollars. After some debate" between Messrs. Flanigen nnd Chase, the sum of three hundred thousand dollars was appropriated to the North Branch canal, one hundred and eighty-seven thousand to the Columbia Railroad, and four hundred and sixty-three thousand dollars to the Portage railroad. The question of appropriations to the works and improvements above mentioned was enrncst- ly and ably argued by Messrs. Strong and Dun- ring, and especially the importance of the Nor:h j Branch canal, which, U was contended would, it , completed, prove one of the gre.itest and most productive source of revenue which the State i ever had or could possess. Mr. Wharton, while he wished that all pros- perity might attend the completion of the North ,road, then it would be both prudence and sound Branch canal, was doubtful of the estimates judgment to stop : but how far it might be expe which had been submitted, and he objected to dient to proceed on that portion of the road the project of taking any sum away from the ap- J propriation to the Portage railroad for t lie pur-r-ose of completing the North Branch canal, and he earnestly objected to any abandonment of the work for the avoidance of the inclined planes, being so much like superlative 'dry, either on tho part of the last or the present Legislature, j He was for providing sufficient means lor the completion of both, and if the House would go for it, he would add his influence to. cany it. but he would not consent that the avoidance of the Portage road should be iu any way jeopard ized. Mr. Henderson thought it a conceded fact i that a sufficient appropriation should be made ; for the completion of the North Branch canal. Lut he was opposed to malting any appropriation ( to either until it couia te understood ana some guarantee given that the money would be faith fully expended. lie thought the better disposi tion of the matter would be cither to sell or lease the public works to companies, an.l thus relieve l.orsclf from the immense corruptions which their continuance in the hands of the Common wealth engenders. Mr. Merriman disagreed with the views last expressed. He thought when it was ascertained that a specific sum would complete" the works and place the State in full possession of her works completed, it was politic and advisable. a.m. !.11- : . ; . nTflin ImmonGH til 111; wlilpll tSUtT.il 1 V 111 IKII VI m- i.itmv -uv .-v...... i had nlready been expended. It-was very im-1 norfnnt bnwever. to ascertain where the money ' was to come from; but if it could he had, let it tc appropriated, and the revenue derivable from their completion be permitted to flow into the treasury. Mr. Kelso said he should vote against the ap propriation asked for. They ought to withhold until the question of a sale of the main line of the public works was decided. It had been thown that the statements of the Canal Commis sioners were "false, and conveyed false impress ions to the public.mind, and ns they could not be relied on, and-the present time was auspi cious for their sale, it ought to be done, and the Cause of corruption which, was now desolating the State, destroyed". ' Owing'to the mismanage ment of the public works, capital was driven from the State, nnd the energies of the people depressed by the present incubus, which now pressed on the public by reason of the possess ion and management of the public works by the public officers of the Commonweaftu Mr. Wharton said, in reply to the gentleman 1 from Erie. Olr. Kelso1) I am in favor of the sale ! of the main line of the Pennsylvania improve ments, and to effect that object, it is the policy of this House to make the appropriation asked for by the Committee of Ways and Means, fur the Portage railroad. Mr. Strong's bill propo ses to take SI 5.000.000 for the main line. Now. Mr. Speaker, if we refuse to make the ap-. propriaticn asked for, and by so doing, show to iSSUcd out of the Orphans' Court of said county, the world that we are about to 'abandon our im- 'and to mo directed, an Inquisition will be hdd provements, it would have such an effect upon OI, the Real Estate of the said James Rhey, de purchasers that it would have' a great tendency ceased, situate in the county of Cambria afore to prevent the sale. I say again to this House s.u.l, on Monday, the twenty-third day tf May mxt, that we should make 'the appropriation, and at 10 o'cloch ih the forenoon of said day, for then pass the bill for the -sale, .of -the public ( the purpose of making partition of the same to Works, and my word for it, Pennsylvania wjll.ui :m,ong the heirs a ud legal representatives of never again be called on for another appropria- j Srti,i deceased, if the same can be done without lion. But if we refuse the appropriation, we ! prejudice to e.r spoiling the whole, otherwise -to abandon our public works and we will never j value and appraise the same according to law ; therefore be able to sell the works. It Pcim.-; at which' time and place you may attend if you sylvama can get mo.uuu.000 for the mam nne, Ehe can well attorti to masc an appropriation m. $500,000, and then have such n price for the main line as will enable Pennsylvania to pay her .immense debt in the next fifteen years. Mr. Walton could not, and would not, by his rote, consent to eay further addition to the pub lie dpbt. He was' in favor of the .completion of the North Branch Canal because it would facil- Ua(a a f r.vrr! tac r C vet o ItK nVtd industrv -in the iiaiu uivi l'hi.vj v w.v j- v B.r, nf ih Stnt in which it is located, and -would increase the revenues of the Common wealth; and although' he was opposed to' increa sing the burdens of the people, ' still, under the circumstances, lie would vote for the completion fthatlironcli of the public works. As to the Portage road, it was conceived in sin,, and, if completed, wcld be brought forth in iniquity. He was opposed to it'in'all phases, and the soo ner in e State was rid of it the better. He would not vote one dollar for thefurther prosei-ution of that work; and while there was a project to sell ihe main line, it was the true policy of the State to sell it'and get rid of the difiacuities and cor ruptions connected yiith ite poascsaiou. ..',""', The'Speaker addressed the Iloune iu favor of the appropriation to the North Branch canal, the Portage road and the Columbia road. He was also in favor oT the sale of "the public works: but inasmuch ns it was not certain that anv ale could b-e effected he was in favor of the ap propriation. Ho. went for all together, and thought all the requests for money' should be complied with, until it was ascertained what !is-p-csition wau'd hi r.iado of the project to sell the mam line of tfce public works: and if nil the-appropriations could uot be' -carried together, he liopednouof them would succeed. :.As it was, the' only safe course was to pass the nVpropria tiou, and if the HI! f.r the- s ile p.nssed'., the ap propriation could bo sfru krnfrouT the bill. Mr. KiTbourn contended that t1io.se who refu sed to vote niot'ey tr the Portfire road, and still require that additional appropriation to the Columbia road, were inconsistent, inasmuch as with the Pi rtage roid. the whole Columbia road would be utterly useless, and Lancaster county be left in its original poverty. Mr. Strong thought the gentleman from Weft moreland, (Mr Cook,) understood preaching better than legislation, and words of fancy bet ter than figures. He then went into an exami nation of the facts and statistics as connected with the revenue received from the public works, and insisted that without such revenue the State would be helplessly and hopelessly without rem- en v. On this ground he in pel the appropna- fur the completion of the North Brand! Ca- oppose it. Ifelnal. He also urged the : appropriation to the rortage ronfi, it heing necessary to induce the purchase contemplated 1? the bill introduced lo. "J-"1 purpose. -. c v HH nn d PnC(1 Ws rPmnr in ; t " ,t.,tem',.nt nn(, nrumeBts i,e had previously l iou-.l,t before the House vindicated the citlzw;s of Westmoreland nil the di.-irnrps which ha t'Cen .''Heged a; ....... - He from ainst them as cfiicers of the public works. The question wms then taken on Mr. F'ani gen's amendment ns modified, and vps, yens 55, nays 37. AFTKUXOoX SF3SION. Hie appropriation bid was then taken up on i the amendment offered by Mr. Hart, duriiiii the I morning se.-sion. j Mr. Henderson was opposed to any further appropriat'n n to the North Branch canal or the ; Portage road if it was seriously intended to pass j a bill for the sale r.f the public works. Mr. Eyster thought it time to stop with fur I ther appropriations on the Portage road, unless ;it was better managed ; and with good managers' of private business men with ordinary capacity, , it would so be treated. The State had lost cn lough without losincr another half million as contemplated by this b'.ll. Mr. Flanigen said he was opposed to the nm- endinent, and hardly what his course would had mnde up his mind be finally in relation to this Portage road. If it could lie shown, (as he thought it could be) that it was economy to" abandon the expenditure already made on that which h id avoided two of the planes was a ques- tion to be settled. Mr. Kilbourn viewed the contest in relation ;tn the appropriation, as a contest between the Pennsylvania railroad company and the State ; Improvements. That corporation was a power- fu antagonist to contend with, ind there was manifest attempt to monopolize the trade, by the throwing it from the public works on to Ponns vl vuikio- miivortj. Mr. Strong spoke at considerable length in support of the amendments, lie insisted that there was no rivalry between the Central rail road and the State improvements ; but one be tween the St.-ites north and south of us; which were now competing for. the trade of the great west He deemed it t f the utmost importance that the appropriation should be made. The amendment was then agreed to. And the amendment offered by Mr. Kilbourn as amended, was agreed to, yeas 05. nays 25. Adjourned. rtlAEiKISEI): In Ebensburg on Sunday, April 10. by Rev. M. Corbet t. Mr. HtKii Ryan, and Miss M.it- GARLT Lo.(7a::1'ON, all of this viil.iae. tss:w. idenee t f her parents in Ehensburg, At the re on i odin s lav morning, 13th inst., after an i 1 1 ness of five days. Bosk Ai.k McDi XAi.t.. the beloved daughter of John m l Eilen Thompson,! aged five years and ten months. With silence only as their benediction, God's anirels come, Vi'hf re in the shadow of a great affliction, The soul sits dumb. Yet would we say what every heart npproYCth, j Our Father's will, ; Calling t him the deTironcs whom he lovoth, j In mercy ."till. Not upon u-i or ours the solemn angel j Hath evil wrought; The funeral anthem is a glad evangel, I .The good die not! jGod calls our loved ones, but we lose not wholly What ho has given; They live on earth, in thought and deed, ns truly As in his Heaven. oth i: e PAcrriTio.w CAM D12 1 A COUXTV, SS: ", .1 In the. mntlf.r of the Estate .of James Rhey, Jate tf EhcmLnry, in said conn ty, u-censed. To Linn Boyd, and Ann L. Boyd his wife, late Ann L. Dixon, formerly Ann L. J.hev, now ivsi- diug in Paducah, in the State of Kentucky ; Pe ter B. McCoid and Mary J. his wife, late Mary J. Rhey. now residing in Linn, Osae county. Missouri. You and each of you are hereto' notified, that in pursuance of a writ of partition or valuation. ; think proper. A. DURBIN, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, . April 14, 185:1 25-4t. J Eist of JEcttcrs I JEM INING is the Post Office, in Ebensburg, I on the 1st day of April, 1853. Persons call- inS for letters, ' will please, say tney uuu,. i tiSea 1 'Miles ComstocK Jane Mullmlland . Valentine Malpi Joseph Oschwald William Potter -Peter V00d3 John Leslie Grunhof Listiller ' John Thomas W7 S Thomas Catharine Rhey -Jacob Raiger James Ross. William Richards F. KITTELL, P. William Cullen E A Covert John Comerford David C Davis David E Evans ijolm W Edwards Francis Evans Francis Evans Mary Evans Robert Flinn John-11 'M Harris Ziggb liens M. Ebensburg, April 14, 1853 -25-31. Administrator's IVotice. V ETTERS of administration bavins been grant ed tho undersigned by the Register of Brad ford countv. Pa., on the estato of Daniel O'Keefe, late of said county, deceased; all persons in debted to said estate arc hereby notified to maka immediate payment to the undersigned, and those having claims will present them properly authenticated tor sett omont. C AT 1 1 A P. INK O'KEEFE, 1 JEREMIAH AHEAIIN, yAdm'rg: JOHN FLYNN, J April 14, 1853 25-6L Bradford Reporter copy and charge adm'rs. Jr-S""John Flynn will be ,nt Galitzin, Alle gheny Tunnel, Cambria county, for some weeks, to whom accounts will be presented, and who will receive all amounts due the estate, in this county. Allegiicny i'oriagc ISail Road ILL persons having claims against the Portage Hail Iload for materi:ils furnished prior to t lie 1st day of December last, will present them to F. It. West. Esq., late Superintendent, to be certified previous to May 1st, as he designs go ing west at that time. JOHN ROSS, Svpt. -April 14, 1853 25. ZVoticc in K'arliiioii. To Willinm A. Vickrov, Georjre Vickroy, fieo. jGettys and '!.'ry his wife. Moses Marshall and Mm til. la his wife, Loi;?sa Mckroy, vuiuam nan cock anU Charlotte his wife formerly Charlotte Slick, and E.lwin A. Vickrov: you and each of you are hereby notified that an inquest will be held in the premises described in the writ, on Monday, the COtli day of Msvnext. ACGUSTIN DCRBIN, Sheriff. April 14, 185325. A'CAIID. FiTi. A. V.EAGLEV having permanently located if in JeriVrson, Cambria county, respectfully tenders his proi V5sior.':u sericcs to the citizens milinr n trl' in of the place in'l tne Bunu.'""fi kumhj, the practice of Medicine mid Surgery. Oilice on Main street, where he can always be found and consulted, except when absent 01 professional business. Jefferson. April 14, 185325. I N Election of Trustees of the Ebensburg Acad il emv. by the stockholders thereof, will be held at the Sheriff's Office, on the first Monday in Mav next, at 0 o'clock, P. M. - M. HASSON, Secy. Ebensburg, April 14, 185:5 25-3t. Notice to Printers I MEETING of the Printers of Cambria Coun A ty, will be held in Ebensburg, on Wednesday, April 20th, at 1 o'clock P. M.,atthe "Exchange Hotel," to appoint delegates to the Printers Xatlonal Convention, which is to assemble in Pittsburg, in May next. April 7, 1853. Yearliers Wanted. THE Directors of the Ebensburg School Dis tiict, Cambria county, will employ three male teachers to take charge of the schools in said district. The schools will open on Monday, Mnv ,10th. aiid will continue nine months. Lib eral wages will be given. An examination Of ut I to!el'rs will Ebensburg. Bv order of the Board, f CH AS. ALBRIGHT, .Sir. April 7, 1853. 21-Ct. . i:xi:ci;toii5 ivotick. , ETTEBS testamentary having, been granted to the undersianed by the Ilegister of Cam- biia county, on the estate of Samuel .Mc.Munen, deceased, late of Allegheny township, said coun ty ; all persons indebted to said estate are re quested to make inimediata payment, and those having claims will present them properly au thenticated, for settlement. ALEXASDF.lt McMULLF.N, ) . mabgabet Mcmullen. Allegheny tp., March 31, 1853. JAMES -BELL, SITjnilT, CA3IIIRIA CO., PA., ir AS the Pleasure of announcing to all who wou.-l secure me nest oarga ns x uc uuvV iuthis county, that he is agani m tne neni wnn , , one of the largest, cheapest, and most caret ully , selected stocks of . Fall isisd Winter CJootls ! Ever brought to Cambria county, all of which have been purchased within the last few days in l'liiladidnhia and New York, with particular re gard to the wants of this Market. 1 again fling my banner to the breeze, inscribed with my old motto of Quick Sales and Small Profits. I confidently invite the attention of purchas ers to my stock, which will be found .unusually larire, varied and attractive, being full and com plete in every department. Everything new, fashionable aiid desirable will be found embra ced in my assortment. Particular attention is solicited to new and beautiful styles of . LADIES' DUESS GOODS, which I have just received of late importation. In Gents' wear I det competion, and confident ly invite an examination of one of the largest. tdieanest and best selected stocks of ready-m vie! clothing, cloths, cassimeres. &c, ev-r brought to Cambria county ; comprising all colors and qualities, which 1 will sell cheap and warrant to give satisfaction. Also, caps, bonnets, BOOTS AXD SHOES, ' of the best Qualities and latest styles, together with queensware, hardware, groceries, salt, books stationarj-, &c. ErjUThe highest market price paid for all kinds e.f Produce. . . November 11, 1852. Administrators Police. IETTERS of Administration have been grant i ed to the undersigned, by the Register of Cambria county, upon'the estate of James Rhey, deceased.: All persons indebted to said estate o.-o i-iuH.trwl tn t:ikc immediate Dayment to c. .1 v, . . . I us, and those having claims will present them properly authenticated for settlement. SUSAN RHEY, Administratrix. : ANDREW J. 1111 E V, Administrator. Ebensburg, October 21, 1S52 tf. Orphans' Court Sale. )Y virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of I) Cambria county4 the undersigned, guardian of the minor heirs of John Dulai, deceased, will, on Tuesday, the 8d day of May, 1853, eell a piece of bvnd, situate in Carroll township. Cam bria county, adjoining lands of J-oseph Ecken rode and John -Eckenrod, containing thirty nsroK more or less. The sale will take place on the aforesaid pre. mises. on the above day, when the terms will be made known. JOHN EC KEN RODE, Guardian of John Dulai's heirs. March 21, 185322-4 . Kaa Barrels of Salt for 3Ui retail by Summit, Oct. 7, 1852. sale by wholesale o IVORY & CO. J ITT iBFERTISEMEMS. BKAE3Y?S IJOTKI, Earrishurg', Pa. MAJ. JOHN PPvADV, Pr.-prieur. ril 10, 1851. ly J. B. Miles, at A.CSIETTT2: &. HAiCUIX, Iiort rs and denlers in F' Tf ijn am Jjvmeftit HAW WAX E and CUTLE11Y, No. 124 North ThU Street, above Pace. ' ijv.MACHr.7 (r:i 24 th 185 PlKiXuflclplila. MACHT.TTK, AE3I. II. RAIGUKL. '!. ly COXKAI WALTOX, Wlolcsalc ! dealers in Hard '.care, Cvtlrry, ATaite, .po. i:ui Mcrtct fctrcet, above 0th, 1 ' ' Philadelphia. Pa. Aril 10, 1851. ly , 171.SGX .WEST, Successors to Rodneys, Wjolcsale dealers in Boots and Shotf, Bor.mt aidifraio Good, No 17, North Cd Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 7ipril 10, 1851. ly . MICHAEL IVAtlTJIAX & CO., "Wholesale Tobacco, Snuff, und Segar Janufac- No. lii., Nortli Ihird Street, three doors iio.ve Vine, : , Philadelphia, Pa. 3fl WARTMAN JOSEPH D. SORVER. Ipril 24, 1851. If 4 ; : na x eh At gkkgc;, "Wholesale dealers in W'irtrn and Liqxi orr, which th J are prepared to furnish cheap to merchants aiv?hotel keepers. Warehouse 208' Market St. Philadelphia, Pa. My 1st, 1831. ly -f ' ' 1511. TJIO'IAS C. Bl'XTIXC, las removed his oflice to No. 14 S-uth Sev -enti .stixiet, above Chestnut. , . , , . . Philadelphia, Pa. ' . ril 20, 1S52. 7-tf bf J t Y. ET-SHTON, J. C. llOrK-'XS, S. STIXSON. j . - - j viiolesale dealer in Queensware,' CLiuauare, Glut ware, .Vc, No. 24i Market btrect, Philadelphia, Pa. ril 10, 1S51. ly AXDUKW IC.orGIIE, Jus ice of the Peace, md Scrivener, Summit, Pa- Vill attend pruii pUy to collections, or other busjiess entrusted to him. Legal instruments of Tilting, drawn with accuracj' and dispatch. Jinuary 1, 1851. Johi Parker. James H. Parker jiGf IS PARKER & C5., Wh'dcsalc Grocers, dealers in Flour and Bacen, Foreign Wins and Brandies, Old Monongahela andBcctif.cl Whiskey. ' .No. 5, Corn'nercial How, Liberty Street, , Pitlsljur?, Pa. March, 11, 1852. ly. . CEO. LIPI'lSCOTT. WM. TROT1KIU EBMO'D CACOK GEORGE E1PP1XCOTT Ai. CO., . Have constantly on hand a full assortment of Teas, W hies,. Liquors and Groceries generally. No. 17 ICorth Water Street, and " So. 10 UortdTDelaware Avenue, " "" PHILADELPHIA. ' January 27,"! 853. JOHN M'PKVITT. WILLIAM W'PEVITT. JOIIX II'DEVITT &IJRO., Wholesale grocers and dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Rectified Whiskey, Flour, Ba con, Fisli, Cheese, &c, &c. No oil,' Liberty street, opposite tlie head of Smithfield,- Pitts burgh, l'.o. December 23, 1852 0-tfj.' J. MCCL3IARG, 155 Karkct Street, N. E. Corner of 4th, Piin.AiiELntiA. Manufacturer nn'l Wlrolesale Dealer in all of the various new kinds and styles siik, fur, brush, ,,linftmfl. straw and chin 'Huts; silk,traw, j ; Bonnets; artificial flowers, furs, V? " . .;n k.. -hor thnn the chean. est. Feb. '-2, 10-ly- EiXEEOEEU & EEATIIEK, Wholesale dealers in ISoott, Shoes, Bonnet; and Talm Leaf Uai. No. BIO North Third Street (opposite the Eagle Hotel,) Philadelphia, Pa. February 20, 1852. ly James Dougherty, at REIXIK0LO, DASH & CO., . Wholesale and retail dealers iu Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, warehouse at the South west corner of Third and Race streets, Philadelphia, lately occupied by Ludwig, Kneedler it Co., keep con stantly on hand a large and well selected stock of the most celebrated brands of CHEWING TOBACCO, IMPORTED CIGAES, Tb-i?uptie cigars, and Snuff, which they offer for sale on ns favorable terms as any house in the city- Orders promptly attended to. September 23, 1852 PJly. COMMERCIAL. HOTEL. The Subscriber' having leased the Tublic House, formerly known as the American House, No. 18 S. Sixth Street, between Market and Chesmit Streets, has changed the name -of -the same to THE OMMEE.CIAL HOTEL, Begs leave to iuforn his friends and the Pub lic, that this house has undergone a tliorougn remodelling, repairing, repainting ana repapcr ing, from attic to basemen:. An entire new out fit of furnitnre, bedding, &c, &c, has been pro cured from the most celebrated Manufactures in this city. From the central location, and its close prox imity to the Railroad Depots, SteamWts Land ings" Places of Amusement, Fashionable Thor oughfares and Public Squares, it offers induce ments to the Merchant visiting the city on busi ness, or the Traveler seeking pleasure. To fam ilies .and ft'innh's visitiner the city, every facility will be offered.. and every comfort regarded tot make their visit agreeable and pleasant. A share of the public patronage respectfully solicited. 1 . ! : - ' " ' JACOB G. LEBO, JARED IR IN, Superintendent. Proprietor. October 21, 1S52 52-Cm. Adams & Co 's Express. JB. CRAIG, agent will forward ull packages of goods or money, daily except Sunday to all the princij al cities in the Union, and all the towns on the Railroad between Philadelphia and Pittsburg. Z( kgs assorted nail for aale at he M cf ei.u. j. j-wx-j- Just Received, At Lis Store one door iast cf the Sentinel of f.ce, a superior assort ment of Gold and Sil ver watches sind Cne juw- 4 t dry. Gold Lever watches full . jewelled. Silver Lever watches full jewelled, lCJ.Cu Silver Cylinder Escapements 12,00 Silver Quartiers C.00 Also a fine atsortmcnt of eight day tud thir ty Lour clocks. N. B. Clocke, batches, and Jewelry repiilred at shortest notice, and warranted. AMLLIAM B. IIUPSON. April 20, 1?52. MICK A EI Di.T lAGEIIAX, Attorney at la-sr, Ebcitshnrg', Pa. Office in the Court ITouse, up' stall s. January 1, ISyl. ly CHARLES ALnRIGlIT, - Attorney at La-w, Ebensburg, Pa., Will practice in the several courtsof Cambria, B'air. and Huniingdon counties. Germans can consult and receive advice in their own language. Office opposite the (,'ourt House, formerly oc cupied by 11. L. Johnston, Esq. Ebensburg, February S, 1853 ly. SAMl'EL C. 1TIXCARD, Attorney at Law, Ebensbarg1, Pa. Will practice in the several Courts of Cam bria, Blair and Huntingdon counties. Germans can receive advice in their own language. Office, on main street two doors east of the Exchange Hotel. May 8, 1851 ly. GEORGE M. REED. Attorney at Law, Ebensburjr, Pa. Wili, practice in the several Courts cf Cambria, Indiana, r.r.d Westmoreland counties. Office on Centre St., joining Gtn. Jan. 15, 1851. Iv. M'Pcnald's dwelling. WILLI A 33 KITTELL, Attorney at Law, ELeasburg, Pa. -Ouice on Main Street, in the -ofiioe lately oc cupied by Gen. Jos. McDonald. January la, lb-SJ.. T1K032AS C. 31'DOWELL, Attorney at Law, Ilollidaysburg, Pa. Will attend the several Courts of Cambria county, as hcretofoi-e. Office one door west cf Wni. McFarland's cabinet vareroom. January 1, 1S51. ly T. E. EIEYER, Attorney at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Office on Main street, two doors cast of the Echo Office. March 13, 1851. ly " CTHI'S E. PERSICIXG, Attorney at Law, Jofcnstowa Pa. January SO. 1851 ly. E. lirTCHINSON. C. W. WEBtJTEU. ZI f TTC I i ir so ITEJUS I'EB, Attorneys at Law, Ebensburg, Pa WE formed a partnership for the practice of aw in the equity cf Cambria. All nrcfessional business entrusted to their care will be promptly attended to. Office on Centre street, adjoining the dwelling of E. Hutchinson, Jr. Ebensburg, July 20, 1852 41-ly. - - II:uid T. Storm, - Notary Public, Scrivener and Conveyancer, JOHNSTOWN, CAIIEEIA CO. PA., 1FILL also'attend to his duties as Justice Le l gal instuments of writing, such as deeds, a grecmcnts, Foreign Power of Attorney, ic, drawn up accurately. Collections entrusted to his care will receive ttaict attention. May 13, 1852 GO-tf. RICESARD JOES, Justice of the Peace, Ebensburg, Pa., Will attend promptly to all collections entrus ted to his care Office, adjoining his dwelling. iK-ecm. 21, 1851. 11-tf. Excliai:se EZotel. , Kollidaysburg, Blair Co., Ta. The proprietor assures the public that no oxer - ;..t.e -iti be w:Li.tintr ou bio tart to render his . " ... - - o . Mouse liome-i.ivc io uiose uu wn im l,., ' solicits a share of public patronage GEO. POTTS, April 20, 1S52. Kememuer. ILL kinds of Lumber taken in exchange for 1 Furniture, at the Ware Rooms of M FAKLA.MJ iC SU.. Ilollidaysburg, April 29, 1S52. C.IUROLLTOWX HOI SE, Carrolltown, Cambria Cofnty, Pennsylvania.;! he undesigned is prepared to accommouate 1 1 in the best kind of ttyle all who way tavori him with a call, and hopes bj strict attention to : le vou!(irc8pcctfully so businessto merit and receive a thare of Pubuc q c ratrocaC. patronage. , may 20, .... - r rn x tr EEV IS W. RROIVX, Fashionable Barber, and Hair Dresser. In the basement story of Davis & Co's., ware room. Ebensburg, May 1, lS51.-ly. N. B. Shampooing done, and razors honed in a superior, manner. - Georgo Rhey. Lei Matthews. William Ebbs KliUY, 3IATTI1E1VS & CO., n-nnr.KS ALE GROCERS and Comviission Merchant, Dealers in all kinds of Troduce and ( Pittsburg Manufactures, ro. tt ana w Street, , Pittsburgh, Pa. AprilS, 1S51. Cnt Pearl Just Kecciicd, nil.lC II:ir Lace, and Pedal Bonnets, ad Pedal Flats, Pearl mid Talm Leaf Hatf and for sale by DAVIS & LLO Y l;. Ebensburg, June 17,1852. 20(J0 pounds wool, butter, eggs w ttiited by J. MOORE -school, iioks: A general assortment cf BOOKS, such as are used iu our common schools, for ole by DAVIS & LLOYD. 11 anted b; J. for -ooila. MOORE cash or otherwise. in exchaog A laf.s, Oils, Painte and Drugs of all kinds at J- Jloore't. Stay, Sperm and at the Prick Store of V culd Candles for sale J. MOORE.1 r. SEC. 104, P.E- B. $10,000 TFlioIesalc ami Retiiil Di-y Gh1 THE Subscribers have ju-: ractived from t eastern cities, and are i cw offering for tale, the largest and best selected stock, ef Gcofa ever shown '.n this or the a-'jining cnnties, th strck consists in pr.it cf 1-J C-'1". ruch French, llugliih. and Am e lean, e'er' ?. c&sil mcrs, Satinets, Tweeds, pllct cloths, satin, T6 kneia and other vestings, r.lipr.cnp, lr ct-de-lains, bombazines, nr.d ladies dress goods of every description; shawls, handkerchief, crsjs. cravats, tibbets, ribens, gloves and hosiery cf all hinds, table linen drapers, crash, yd, whit and yellow flannels, linscy, carton flannel, tl&n kets'nr d covcikts, hickory shirting. Ilidi linen, nnd white goods of every description ; lects, cdjdnc?, inscrttngs, tc, Ic. Hats, caps, Bon nets, boots and tbces, hardware, o.ueenswfre, glassT.-nre, nail?, fiourr.nd salt ; fUh, and IrGQ Also a splendid assortment cf groceries, drus, paints and dye stuffs. All of which we oflr at lower prices than grods have eTrr been soli in the country. AH kinds of country proiuc. lumber, railroad ties, rag, flaxseed, &C, taken in exchange. We will wholesale nr.y cf the above Bp'encHi pelection of good3, to country merchants et cj prices, putting only on a nominal figure for to cover freight. P.. M'GBANN & nriLLY. Section 104, November 4, 1852. Ezeliiol Iluglies, Ebensburg, Pennsylvania. , DEALER in staple aud fancy dry goodsgro ceries, wholesale and retail liEh ; hardware and cuttlery ; guns, nni'.E, bar-iron, sheet-iron sheet-zinc, stoves of uli kinds, stove-pipes and shset-ircn ware, tin ware, copper tad Lrt kettles, &c, &c. Grain, wool, butter and other country proiuc bought and sedd. ALSO, A dealer in white pine, poplar, ah end chrry lumber ; hiraber always bought, and a larga quantity constantly on hand for sn'.e. Cash always paid for !umbc cut to crder or such as suits the present demand of the market. A large lot of new goods as embraced in tn above list just received and more opening for sale at the lowest market price. Seutembcr 23. 1S52 4l-tf. IV OTIC To the Creditor of the Jlvnlingdon, Cambria end Indiana Turnpike Road Company, THAT the Court oi Iluntir.gdou county, at Jan nary Term 1653, directed to be paid to Crad itors, one nnd three-fourth per cext on the a mcunt of their claims on which farmer dividend! have been declared, which I will pay on the pre sentation of their Certificates of deposit by them selves or their agent s. JOHN S. 1SETT. Sequestrator. Spruce Creek, March Ud. Ib53.-ut. Xerer Fading Daguerreotypes ! THEcitiiu.s of this place and vicinity Lv now an opportunity of having good and Ust in" pictures, taken :.t the Aca demy.Buildiug. La"dies and Ger.tlem-n, whether, you want pic tures or not, call and examine specimens and references, and see the greatest variety cf ca ses ever brought to Ebensburg. Our instru ments are entirely nc-w, of the first class and you cannot bat admire the Camera; and tL pictures taken with it. Call soon, ns futber ar rangements prevent our remaining here but for a limited time. . O. 1ZLILI.. Ebensburg, March 17, 1S53 tf. XEW GOODS. The subscriber would respectfully inform Lia friends -and customers, tlmt he has received nnd is now opening, at the store room .formerly oc cupied by Richard Lewis, ace u., a largeuuu general assortment oi goou&, iuowuu6 TJRV GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, Queensware, Hats, Caps, Boots, .Shoes, &c, all cf which he is determined to sell low either for cash or approved country produce. He solicit examination of his stock, and is confident Lm caa sell cheaper than the cheapest. GEO. J. RODGERS. May 6, 1S51 20-tf Acv Cliair Manufactory. The citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity are nformed that the vcry;dace to purchase . ciiaies, snrns, sociables, and stools, of the best manufacture and most elegant finish. and at lower prices than at any otner estauuau- 'incut m ! factory. in the county, is ai tijl- hc oj" o.- in the shop formerly occupied by lavn i .. . , . fr,v 7, rx'TYJ I Ci L,A.lJ tf, Jl U L C& UJi'l . ..... - i executed in the best manner anu uii y .c. JU11.N L. ciutuu. Ebensburg, Nov. 27, 1151. Cm. THE CRAM IIOESE, Corner cf Fourth and Grant Streets, Pittsburg THE subscriber has leased the large and weU known Hotel, (late Lamartine House,) at the cor ner of 4th and Grant streets, Pittsburg, which has been repaired and newly fitted up in all iH apartments, so as to give a larger and more litv fMl nrrornmodation to travellers nnd boarders. locked with the most choice ,i.Bta n r.fT.-,r.b nrd his Bar fur- B IXKaX. April, 15, 185. ly. To tJic I'uhllc. I I.L Freight delivered at Summit from nnd after Monday next Nov. 8th, by Pcnna. Rail Road will be received and Forward? d free of Commis sion. " Freight to lepaid before goods are taken away. Tickets wi'd be srld here, to all stations Eat as far as Dillerville, and V.'cstto Pittsburg. W. W. IVORY, Agent. uiumitNov. 4 1852 Ct. IVotlce. Tn-conscfiuc-oec 0f having soil our Furnacea to the CarVoria Iron Company, tl.e Partnership I heretofore existing under the firm of P. Shocp- Ibt-rc-r & co., at Mi'd Creek Furnace, nnd alao I 'partnership existing under the firm of King & Sboer.btrger at Cumbria Turnace, are both 1:, . 1 ti.a n.ir.css will be fettled by ei- 1 1 : .1 -1 1 1 ' 1 . - ther ct the Pat ties, or the managers at ine :ur- 1,0 are authorised 10 use the names or the re'sctctive Cruis in settling up business. 1 " . P. SHORN BERG ER, GEORGE S. KING. March S, 1853 20-G. Adams & Co.'s Express. ir. ir. Ivory i Co., agents will forward all packages of goods or money, tlaily except Sun day, to all the principal cities in the Union and all the towns on the Rail Raad between Philads. and Pittsburg. Drafts collected from UifornU. Drafts cold on Ireland, England r Scoind, from 1 upwurds. Mcr.cy for drsfu roust par. Nov. 4. 1852 TEREITIC EXPLOSION 01 1 MILE FHCK , THE SAVED.
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