.AdiuluUti atom's police. "V"ilRi;X S - lAtlers of diuinUi ration,' with V . tir aitucxeil, Jsn ve" been granted to the -undersized" by the Register of Cambria county,! onihe estate of William O'ConnelL; late of Cam bria township, in said county, deceased : all per sona, indebted to the- estate are hereby notified to tnake "payment "without delay; and those having claims will present thern properly authenticated for settlement. 1 -v- "."- ' ' V' THOMAS O'OONNELL, Administrator:. iCainbrta township, May,'1855.--4t.-a - --; i' Farmers Look Ilere. n; THE subscriber respectfully informs his old s customers, that he is again about to call iiri them with' his stock of Domestic Goods, among which wQl le fonnd the following articles : Cover lets, "Bla'ii'&ets,- plain and figured Satinets, Cassi mcres, Tweeds, Jeans, barretl,nd plain Flannels Linscys, together with - numerous other articles Vvhich he will exchange for wool. If persona who have wool to dispose of do not wish gooda in ex change, the market price will be paid m cash. 1 , JOSEPH GWINNER -f ! n .Stray Mare. CAME - to the residence of the subscriber, ii Clearfield township; Cambnaeounty, on Sat urday the 28th day of April last, a dark chestnut sorrel mare,, with a white istnpe in her forehead, both kind legs and right fore leg white almost tl knee, and supposed to be about seven old this spring.!;. -The turner is requested to years come forward, -prove property,' py charges, and. take her away, otherwise site will be disposed of accor-. ding to law. TUUM YSDUitlil. -May 9, 1855, Ct .. .. LIST OF RETAILERS . OF' Merchandise, $-c; in Cambria county, the year 1855. i - johnsfow una Subsrbs. " "' ' 3 ' Clans. Patrick O'Gmnell, liquor. 14 J.-trarJ Williams, liquor :only. License. 10,50 3,50 - 7,00 7,00 7,00 7fl0 7,00 7,00 7,00 7,00 7.00 7,00 7,00 7.00 ; 7,00 10,50 7,00 7,00 - 7,00 10,G0 r 7,00 7.37 ' 7.37J 10,50 ! 7,00 10,50 40,37 j 7,00 7,00 . Itntledge & Cj.' S. L. Gorges & Co. E. A. Vickroy & Son. Good & Pershing. "' ' Jehu Wl Weh Co. " r Tlitt & Walters. 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 -14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 I 14 14 14 ,14 14 , . 14 .14 11 14 14 14 14 .14 .14 . 14 14, 14 14 1 12 14 14 14 14 5 Lewis Plitt. ' ' I W. & Lewis. ' ' - - ' ' S. SeigeL i '"' ' li. A Johnston- -- Ji 'u- i J I. Kratzer 5r Son." A. Marbour.rfc Co. ' M. Cohn. C Burgraff liquor. . - ' Jos. Cans & Co. v . : lYanfccl & Hart. t lies V Murphy. Jacob Froniiufser, liquor, A 3T Abram Keeper. John F. Jiarns. , ;. . : - . S. Divuglass. ." ; - i : II. Kohler, liquor., , .... .1. Parkes. . . : Hart At lJro. liijUor. . George Allen, Billiards, 2 tables. George Savior. ... - ; Abrara Fockler. ' - George P. Luckhardt ' . CmikkI Suppes. ; , .. ; iuhn M. King. E. M. LnckeU V- -John Dilert- Wiliiam IJarndollar. . . . . A. J. Ii'a r, liquor. 7,00 7,37. , 7,00 : 7,00 .-..7,:7i , 7.00 ' 7,00 . io.50 lo.r.o 7,oo 10,50 C. ilcGovein, liquJT. . , Stkier. " , . ... O. I. W. W. G-jugliH'ur, liqaur. . Howard. . . 7,87 ItelJ. Smith t 0., bankera.". ;- " J. Huchanan & Co. W. II. Cannon & Bro'a. T l T. McCabe, liquor. John Kingston, liquor. Jihh Eichenaher, - " " .loseph All wine, Ten Pin Ally. Cambria Iron Compmy. f ' A. Lh3'J & Co. ' . -: '- - 7,0 12,50 7,00 10,50 10,50 10.50 " 80,00 fi0,S7 10,00 ' 7,37 f77,37i 7,37 10,87 1 12.50' 7,00 7.00 ; 7,00 10,50 10.50 ' 10,87J 10,50 7,00 10,50 -7,371 7.37 7,37 13 ToicnsJiijK I k.kY U - Conema'iyli rcns Crec'x Furnacp Cambria . .-" "" Mill Creek u " li 14 r.1 Bracken j liquor. 14 Summtrhilt TotcnsMn. G. L.' Llovd & Co; 19 E. & W. It. Hughes. John McCoy, s John Wherry. John McColgan. liquor. Lawrence Cassiday, ' '.- :' Patrick Kelly, Francis Gal breath, ? William Murray. S. H. Paul & CoL liquor. John 8chwer. ' .. ; : aR. Weaver. : - s - , Ullman & Ettinger. .'.. i rt RirJtland Tvumship. George Conrad & Co. liquor. Minister Townthip. Patrick Bradley Francis.ffFriel..- S ? : Gollitzln. ' Wi'liam Uurd, liquw. D. McGlaughlin. George Kane, liquor . . B. McMeel. Villiam Burhman, liquor, N. Nagle, liquor.., ., . . 4. - Sttmmilcttle. Charles Farren. , , : Joseph Parrifch. 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 - 11 10,87 7,00 4 - ,Too , 10,50 7,00 10,50; . 7,00 10,50 10,50 k 7,00 MariMagehant liquor. 'S James W. Gmdon. r ? ' William McConnill. 1 . : : James F. McDermitt, liquor! Michael Kagle. ;( John Ivory & G).'. ' " ' 1 37 1 14 !J10,50 14 7.37 14 14 14' . 7,00 10,50 ; 7,00 ,700 350" 10,50 7,00 7,37 7,00 3,50 ,10,50.. x 7,00 7,00 "7,37 , . 7,87 "7,87 ' 7,00 , 7,00. -: 7,00 ' 7,00 s 10.60 ; ' 7,00 7.S7 14 Y" ' , WtMhinaltn "Toirnshin. Andrew McKlfeben, liquor only. " 14 Fox Sr Troxell, liquor". - '"'' '14 Mrk .McGlaugUitt.",;,". 14 11. McGlgan. - ' - F. M. George. - ; 14 Frederick Feiglc liquor only, , 14 Iwis Cassiday, liquor." Mnlln'r Short.-, " t Thomas Portl.r. - t? jT IXminic Kennedy; ' "14 Jeremiah Megouigle " ' ?' J4 Francis Erly;'2' TornMp. M. Douglass. . . . .; .; - . Joseph Todd. l' 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 Lotrtfh. Patrick Shiels. -D.-' Gallagher. F. Jacobs, liquor, fhigh McMulJirt..- William Litzingcr. ' . . Clearfidd Township. 14 William McGuire, liqnor. 14 i. tatzmger, t John Zerbe. ' 1 ; ' -.:- Robert Black.- ' . - ' - White Tovtuihip. George "Walter. ,tirtJo. ?' 10,50 10,60 TfiO 7,00 14 14 14 14-ft Tar, Ooe,iowia1ir j r.s.i 5 ri John& Wm. Duncan;' liquor,'. 14 . r r 7,87 10,87 14 -40r50 Moore K-...1 - " '.' ' " - ." "f 14 7K. 7 - - lx. wz 1 11 r 14 Bywe P!"Juwi Township. Jaob-Garrhami 7.37 4,m 3,87 John Rodgers, Jr. ; " ? 3. D. Pryce, liquor. , . ' John Evans. ', '" " ' '"J Mark Edwards. ' ' '. ' Edward Roberts. ; 1 Shoemaker & Clark.' ' 4--'-- f---Tudor & Rolwrts, liquor. ' Evans & Hughes.'' - 14 14 14 14 13 .14 14 14 14 14 14 13, 14 14 14 14 7,00 10,50 .7,87 J 7,87 10,871 if7,87J 10,87 " 7,87 John Dougherty. Robert Davis,. 7,87 .. .. 7,37 James 'McDermitt. -. . J.,M're & Son,, liquor Rodgers & Jones. .. , E. Hughes.; ' r " Davis & Llojd. , Mills & McCaguc. 7,37 , 15,87 '7,37 7,37 7,37 7,37 . . BREWEI13 OF BEER AXB ALE. Isaac Parfit, Brews 7,00 Gall's. 10 5,37 Chaa. Lehman. ' 2,000 " 10 6,00 6,000 " 10 5,00 5,000 " . 10 ;6,00 .1,200 " V 10 630j 1,500 ' f 10 5,00' 4,800 " '-; ,1Q V 5,37i "1,200 "10 " 5,37j 2,000 " 10 5,00 1.100 " 10 5.37J Wm. Bycrly, " Philip Darzogj- f Sang & Bangkle " Martin Schrott " Sylvester Henley ',' M. Farabaugh Geo. HentLer .. " G. Hahn RESTAUR A NTS, BEER HOUSES, &C. - CarrM Tmenship. Henry J.Campbell- " 8 , -.5,37 to Michael Latimer. ... " 8 ' ." 5,00 Jju - SuiHtiiitriUe.'i .-r- William Rushman. .', . ' .. 8 ? ;- 5,00 J. Orner. , 8 5,00 Washivipon Township John Cassiday- - ' : 8 : '5,37 Frederick; Scitzler. . " ' 8 , 6,00 " Johnstown Snberbs. William Bonakcr. ; "', "' 8 6,00 Sbibb&" Thomas. ; 8 " 5,00 C. Zimmerman. V; ' 8 a l '6.0o for I''. Frederick Krepts. ' g 5,00 Jacob Fend. " 8 ; 5,00 George Orth. : ? f 8 ; 6,00 Georire Rowlev, liqnur. 8 . 8,50 A.M.Smyth, 8 ,8,87 M. Schamzel. .; . ' ' 8 - 5,00 George Kurtz, liquor. " 8 8,50 John Pearson. 1 8 5,00 Casper Cra die. r:tif, - r 8 6,00 Jacob Schertz. . , ', '.. 8 . 5,00 Francis Sites. , ' . 8 . 6,00 Henrv Baltzer. . ; , , : 8 , .5,37 NOTICE is hereby given that I will hold an ap peal at the Court House, in bcnsburg, on Mon day the 12th day of June next, at which time all persons feeling thews-elves aggrieved, may attend if thev think . proper. . jyo appeal can be beam after tli I2lh iay of July next., t - JOHN LLOYD, Mercantile Appraiser. : May 9, 1855. , .; .,,;...;!. , - .. SIICniFF'S SAL.Fi. TJY virtue of sundry writs of Vcn l. Exponas JJ and Levari Facias, issuel out of the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county, and to me directed, there will le exposed to sale at theConrf House, m the borough of Ebensburg, Cambria county, on Monday the 5th day of June next, at 1 o'clock, r. SI All the right, title and interest of Andrew Sut ton, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land, situate in Susquehanna township, Cumbria county, con. taining eighty 'acres more or less, about twenty of which are cleared, bavin'' thereon erected a log dwelling house and log barn, now in the occupan cv of Andrew Sutton. ; " .Taken in execution "an(i to be sold" at the suitof J, I . Lrban, for use 1 M Coy's Executor. j ; Also.t-A!1 the right, title and interest of Chas. S. Lytliv of. hi and to a tract of land situate in Snmmerhill township, Cambria countv, contain ing four hundred and frty-one acres, having thereon erected a large two story frame house, two small frame dwelling houses, and frame sta ble and Blacksmith shop, one large double geared sawmill, 40 by CO feet, running two upright, and tnree circular saws. , , Taken in execution and to be sold at the nut of David T. Storm, for nse of David Lcidy. Also. All the right, title and interest of Ja. McDermitt, (C.e irflcld) of, in and to a tract of land situate in Clearfield towjwhi p.- Cambria, co.. adjoining lands of James Litzingcr, Henry McDer mitt and others, containing one hundred and ten acres more or less afcout fifty acres of which are cleared, having thereon erected a two story hewed log bouse, a trame barn and a cabin barn, now tn the occupancy of the said James McDermitt Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit of Wm. Morgan for use of John McCoy Executor of r. McUoy, dec'U. - ' - Also. All the right, title and interest of Isaac hinger, of, in and to a lot of ground situate in Cenemaugh borough, adjoining lot of Ievi Hoi land on the South, and an alley on the North, and Irontmg on- tsmger street, having thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, and the half a frame stable, now in'theoccnpancy of Isaac Sin ger Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit of Wehn & Walters. . '' '. ' ' , Also. All the right, title and interest of Ma- thew C. Wilson, of, in and to a tract of land situ-' ate in White township, Cambria county, adjoin ing lands of Krise anf Barnacle ftnd others, con taining nine hundred and ninety-five acres more or less, on which is erected a one and a half story log house, a one and a half story frame honse, a saw mill, a gristmill, and a fmme stable, now in the occupancy of Mathew C. Wilson. lakeu m execution and to be sold at the suit of Thomas B. Moore. ' ' - ;-' Also. All the right, title and interest of Wm. Lawson, of. in and to a piece or parcel of land situate in Washington township, Cambria county, adjoining lands of Moyers, White and others, con taining titty-one acres more or less, about two acres of which are cleared, having thereon erected a two story plank heuse, a log house, a saw mill and stable, now in the occupancy of Wm. Hark ness and James Mulvehil. - . Taken in execution and to 1)6 6old at the suit of Samuel J. Renshaw. ' v -"' : Also. All the risrht. title and interest of Wm.' Singer, of, in and to two lots of ground, situate in Campbellstown, Carroll pwnship; Cambria cd., adjoining lot of Snable on the North, and land of John Campbell on the West,' and fronting on th Ebensburg and Cherry Tree township- road, hav ing thereon erected a two atory frama -dwelling house, a un shop, store room and stabje. no w in the occupancy of William Singer. " ( J Taken inexcution .and to b sold at the suit of John P. Parish, for use of Wm. KittelL Also.' All the ritrht. tit.l r..l Mt tv P. Pamshjf, in and to a piece or parcel 6 lanVL 1 ,u vauiuu iuump, amDria county ad joming lands of John W'enta on the East: and hinda of Wm. K.. Piper on the North, South and West, containing ten acres more or less, and hav ing thereon 'erected a one and a half story frame house, now in the occupancy of . RufTner. rl.akn ifI exection and to be sold at the suit of R.II. Palmer." - . i? . i Also. All the right, title and interest of Geo, Marncame. of. in and to a Int r,f tino.Tv0'' Ehembur, Cambria county, fron- : . , at y""'u' Hiuuii , iron- swt ;; and - running back to Lloyd w2 -?1 Thomas WilUams on the 1! f Thos. O. Evans, dc story fr"amers: stable now in ii ' "iao " snopj and rra f . . ---- -- - rsre ' laken in execution a, of Warnick & Leibrah.", laseii m cxecntinn : . rja-vx A Is Liii; Mill. tin milt lift', aDd MarX- adlftIMl8 rt UKS' and others, containing eiPht acres more"Sa 9 h are dnared, and haySj f hereon- erectea one and a half ' slory W now.m theoccupflncy of the said Martin' Isaac Giflordrjiquor ou!yr .7.714 e suit of Anthony Long, surviving partner of Todd & Lone. ::' ; - .'-fjitTi . t ; Also. AH the right, title and interest ot uan iel McCarthy, rf, ia and to a pieee - or parcel of land situate in Cambria township, Cambria coun ty, adjoining lands of Aloysius Martz, Jos. Long, G. L. Lloyd and others,1 containing seventy-five acres more or less, about forty acres of which are cleared, having thereon erected a small log house and stable, now in the occupancy of the said Dan iel McCarthy. ' ' " ' - "-, .'' ' Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit of John McMeel, Jr.," axlm'r of the estate of the Rev. T. McGirr. dee'd. ; Aio. All the right, title and interest of Eman uel Kutch. of. in and to a piece or parcel of : land situate in Garroll township, Cambria county, ad ioimne lands of 1 H. Lempke. Henry Kough and and others, containing fifty acres be the same more or less, about twenty-hve acres or whicn are cleared, having thereon erected' a one story hewed log house and a log stable, now in the occupancy of Michael and Emanuel Rutcb.- ' v' J- Taken in execution ; and to be fold at the suit of Johnston Moore. '' Also. All the rieht.' title and ' interest of Wynn & Anthony, of,,in and, to a piece or parcel Oi lanu Slfcuai.c 1U ou&tjuciJtUiiia. wwuauip, vam- bria county, containing two hundred acres more or less, adjoining lands of Johnston Moore, A. B. Waller and .others, the aame,, umccupiett audun imnroved. ". " " : " ' " . ; Taken ' in execution 1 and to be sold at the suit of A. F. Ofeterloh.' ..' ' L - Also. All the right, title and interest of Hugh McGuire, of, in and . to a piece or parcel of Jand situate in the township of Snmmerhill, Cambria county, . adjoining the Catholic Church property, and lying along the Allegheny Portage Railroad and the township road leading from Jefferson to Mnnster, containing two acres more or less, on -which U oraotad a two story frame house, a two story log house-with a frame building ttaahvl, one large plank stable and several small out buil dings, now in the occupancy of Hugh McGuire and Charles Collins. '.,'. Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit of Robert Ly tie. -7 - Also. All the right, title and interest of Sam uel Dillon, of, in and to a tract of land situate in Washington township; Cambria eounty, adjoining lands of Jacob Troxell, Ignatius Adams, Thomas Jackson and others, containing three hundred and forty-four acres, twenty of which is cleared, and having thereon erected a frame house and stable, now in the occupancy of the said Samuel Dillon. Taken in execution and to be sol 1 at the suit of Jacob Fornwalt, for use of David Brawley, now for use of Johnston Mrwre., '. ; r s Also-i-AIL the right, title and. interest of Ra phael Gxper, of, in and to a piece or t parcel of land situate in Snmmerhill township, Cambria county, adjoiniflg lands of John Keari, qhomas Bennett and others, containing eighty acres more or less, abont forty of which are cleared, having thereon erected a two story lank house, a small plank house and barn, now in the occupancy of Raphael Cooper. - . ..: .. laken in execution and to bo sold at the suit of the School Directors of Summerhill township. Also. All the right, title and interest of Hugh Boyle, of, in and to a tract of land situate in Car roll township, Cambria county, adjoining lands of John G. Miller, John Ivory and others,containing three hundred and sixty acres, be the ame more or ess,alout thirty-five acres of which are cleared, having thereon erected two cabin houses, unoccu pied. - , . Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit Also. All- that certain three -story frame and plank building, situate in Washington township. Cambria county, on the South side of the .Turor pike road, where the Penna. railroad crosses the same, and being on, the West side of 6aid railroad, containing in Iront on said tumpiKe,. twenty feet, and on said railroad eighty-five feet,- and the lot and piece ol ground and curtilage appurtenant to said building. ' '" " ' - - ' - "Taken in execution as the property of R. M. S Jackson, and to be snld at the suit of John Stew art, for use of W m. KittelL Also. All that certain tract or piece or parcel of land, situate in Susquehanna township, Cam bria county, bounded and described as follows : Beginning at a stone pile in the line of land which this is part," and land of Richard Nagle, thence by said Richard Nagle's land, .North, one degree East, thence by land conveyed, or to.be conveyed by Henry Lloyd to Isaac Evans, North, eighty- nine degrtes. West, one hundred and sixty perches to a postj near a marked cucumber, thence in part 111 i . , r. -a vk i a . ' ny iana unaer contract to ijavid liurKet, ana to Hannah Crossman, South, one degree U est, one hundred and sixty-four ' perches to a post, thence South, eighty-nine degrees East, one hundred and sixty ' perches to the beginning, containing one! hundred and nity-one acres and torty-nve perches, and allowance.-- A:t.f. ; . - . - : , Taken in execution - as the property of Henry liloyd, and to be sold at the suit of the Executors and Irustee tf James-C, Fisher, dee'd. - Also. All that certain tract or piece of land situate in Cambria township, Cambria county, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a b-?ech in line of land under contract to John G, Pringle, thence Smth., two hundred andforty-two perches more or less, to a post, thence tast, one hundred and nineteen -perches more 'orl.esa, to a .thence JSorth. two, Lundrel and fortv-two perches more dr,loss to'a sugar, thence est, one hundred and nineteen perches riiore or less) to the, beginninsf, containing one hundred and sixty-nine acres and fifty perches more or less, together with the hereditaments and appurtenances. i Taken in execution as the Dronertv of Abraham M akin, and to be sold at" the suit of Jas. C; Fish er, eual. - -: -li-.-fr-'- -. f . i . -5 : t i; ) Albo. AU the right, title and interest of David Yoxmken, of, in " and to a tract of land situate in White toWnsliip; Cambria county, adjoining lands of George Walters, James Gill and others, contain ing two hundred and seventy aTes more Or less. about seventy acres of : which are cleared, having thereon erected a two story frame .house, a frame shop, a " frame barn, and a donble saw mill, now in the occupancy of the Baid David Younken, and a cabin house in theoccupancy of Wm. Smith. I ax en m execution and to be sold at the suit of Petet Hershberger. V, , f-f ? t t Also,--AS the Tight title and interest f Bcn- jemin Bcers of,'injd to a piece or parcel of land situate in v hue township, Cambria county, con taming one hundred acres, more or less, about sev enty-five of which are cleared, and having thereon erected a one and a half story plank house, and a plank barn o w -in the' occupancy of Benjamin Beers.-- r s!.t,--,i -'5.r -,;;. Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit of Charles W; Webster :-:.-, t. h: , h-. Also. Allthe right, title and interest of Maria Murray, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land sit uate in Summerhill township, Cambria county, f djormns; lands of the heirs of Michael Benson, de ceased, and known on the diagram of the inquisi tion of the real estate of the-said Michael Benson, deceased, as allottxnent No. 6, containing seventy two acres more or less, about forty-five acres clear ed, and having thereon erected a log house, and log barn, now in the occupancy of J. B. Wilkinson. ; Taken In execution and to ba sold at the suit of Chas Albright, for Use of R. Li Johnston. - ; j Alo All the right; 'title aind interes-t of Marfa Murray,.f, in and t a. piece or parcel of land sit-. uate in Summerhill township, Cambria county ,J adjoining landd of the heirs of Michael uenson,; ccisetl. AaA known on the diagram of tho Inquisi tion of the real estate of the said Michael Benson, deceased, as alottnient No. , containing seventy two acress more or less, about forty-five acres of which are cto'ajretfc ' .' v - Taken-ui cSeeution ind.io LsHatiie iuit of , ,. t sr A. J)URBINt Slienff. Ebensburg, May' 9," 1855. s , r. Taken" in executiou and to be sold at JUSTICE 0FT1IE PEACE and SCRIVENER, Clearfield townslup, Cambria county, Penna. - Collections ana other business will be promptiy attended to. MayO, 1351. GROCERY STORE. . ; THE subsbribera restpectfully inform the citizens of Jefferson and vicinity, that they have taken the Stand recently occupied by J; B. Craig, where they have just received, and will at all times keep on had an extensive supply of Gbockbies,: Fish, Bacos, FunjRj &c.,'&c. . .- ' 1 . . Their terms will Le moderate, and no pains will be spared to accommodate the public uLose patrunage they respectfully solicit. .. : : - i JOHN WHERRY & Co. - . April 25, 1855. . is Aotice to Innkeepers. i Innkeepers who had license granted to tLem at the March term, will pay the amount due on or before the Monday of June court, as after that time their License will be placedas required by law, in the hands of the District Attorney for collection. V A. J- RHEY, Treasuer. i ; Ebensburg, May 2 1855. . '" . . ' .Jk' r"Iate Sale'. '." Valuable House and Lot in the A Borousli of Loretto, the property of the heirs ot Jactb Fels, deceased. J erms will be made eay, and tn indisputable title given. Application to be made to Sheriff Durbin, Munster, or the subricriler. ' ' M. HASSON. ' ; April 25, 1856.. ... , . f . .,? .KEW GOODS. : The First of tbe Season.' Edward Roberts has just received from B A the cast, and has now ready for sale a full and complete assortment of ! J ; SFKIIICI S SC1I9IEH GOODS including every article of fancy, dress or plain goods that caiv be- asked; tor in a country store either for ladies' or .gentlemen 'a wear. Ills stock consists of a general variety of calicoes, bareges, chintzes, lawns, linens, muslins, laces, etc., for the ladies, together with boots, shoes, hats, and a full selection of summer stufls for the gentlemen; , For the housekeeper he has laid in a stock ot JTltBSB flROCERIKJ.i ; embracing .every article, under tltat head, togetl.er witli tin-ware, carpeting, carptt-chain, stieeting, shirting, etc., etc , , : v. For the farmer he has fish, salt, cradle and mow ing scythes, and other articles of hardware required by the public generally-1 Kt J :-: In short he baa his storeroom nriiod with articles in every department oi craae, irom wnicn the needy can select to suit their wants. . - ftcf-Country produce taken m exchange for goods at tho market value, and goods sold cheap to cash caustomers. Come anil see.' . f Ebensburg, April 26, 4 85-tf., , , BI. MIER &. Co. Home, Sign and Omasieatal Painters, . . 4 RE prepared to execute all work intrusted JL to them with natnesa'and despatch. Designs, or Painting, in either W alnut, Oak, Cherry, Bird-eye Maple, or btiier woods, or Mar- bleized I routs, finished true to nature. . Paper hanging or polished gilding we will fin-" lah to please the taste of our patrons. All order carefully attended to and finished promptly. We solicit a share of the public pat ronage of the citizens of Cambria -county. Ebensburg, April 25, 1855. - ' ' N $40 REWARD. Mj SCAPED from the Jail of Cambria eounty on JL4 the night of April 20th Inst., the following nrisoners:' ' ' - : t Josiah Webb, under sentence of Court, is ta.lt and sliriramilt ; very humorous ; had a blue cap, I! reize coat ; other clothing not recollected. '" Sames Shilly, on charge of riot; bad a blue cap, other clothing not recollected ; low size a yonng man. . . . v, John Dillon, an Irishman, stout made; wore a cap; other clothing, indifferent; also on charge of riot wuu onuiy. , j, , . All the above three prisoners lately worked for the Cambria Iron Company, at Johnstown. Ten dollars reward will be paid for the appre hension and security of Webb, and fifteen dollars for each of the others. . i it -r A, DURBIN, Sheriff. Ebensburg, April. 25, 1855. 8t. - ' NEW GOODS. - JERRY MEGONIGLE .would respectfully an nounce to the public that he has just received, and opened at the stand well known as the " Mike Walsh " House, at the foot of, Pkuie No 4. a lot of .New Goods, which have been carefully selected with a view to the wants of this community.., ,1 : His 6tock enibraces Dry Goods such as Calicoes, Delaines, Bareges, Muslins, which he will sell at thelowest'figure ; Made up Clothing, Coats, Pants, Vests : he would especially call the attention of an astonished public to his stock of miracalous Hats, u.uuuiimg epocimens vi uie xioiig rvoug, .ua ov bastopol, and the half shaved Hats, forming a col lection of4novelties never equalled in this, and very few other countries.. . . ., '. . , ,(f ? His stock "of Shoes and Boots defies competi tion, the Eureka Slippers, the Tarodi enamcllod Slioes, Jenny Lind Buskins, will afford ' unmiti gated dfeliht to the fair votaries of the mazy dances," while his Kossuth Boots, his Schamyl Pumps, and the? untiring " O'Rourke brogue," will enable the lords of creation to do the tallest kind of walking " '. IV-tvwsI Ti0t His Groceries he will sell at ccst and carrkre. considering the bardnass of the times he wLshes to. make no profit on the provisions which . sustain human life, bnt at the same time he would,, deli cately suggest, that if ever any article of. sugar was entitled to a premium, that which he offers to the inspection of a discerning public, certainly is the ie;i -. -. ;" : " Jerry " waiiU f aU the worjd and the rest of mankind " to come and see his establishment and i get bargains hp is there for that business. . 4 .... Ji.lUiMlAJLl MliGUJNlULJi . . Hemlock, April 25, 18C5-r ." '; ' Xotlce to the'Tra veiling1 Public. T HE, undersigned, carrying the Unitetl, States Mails between Cressuti Station and Ebensburg, will, on and after the first day of April, 1855, run on the iurnpite between saw places, a A1ALL, COACH , which, will be adequate , to the wanta of travellers over this route. . . c The coach will leave Ebensburg every mom in 2 (Sundays excepted) at 9 o'clock precisely connec ting with the Mail train going East, at Cresson ; and will- return i immediately after the arrival of the Mail train going West, arriving at.Ebensbur at about half-past 10 o'clock, P. M. .Passengers may rest assured that the proprietor will use very effort to carry them' between these points with all possible dispatce and couifprt. -" - rassengeTs wm be required to pay their tare be fore taking seats in the Coach. ; - , . - i , . . M;. -Ul.r.t r .-" JOHN A. BLAIU-' Ebensburg, "April 18, 1855"; ' r. i "HH t . NOTICE. THE bocs, &:e., of the late firm of Brady & . McDunn, have been placed in inr hands far collection. ' Those indebted will call and settle their accounts against the 15th dav of Mav next r after that ' time suits will be trought against all whose accounts remain unpaid. ' ' , i also nave in my hands the pooks, arc, 5i James Brady, deceased ; 'iaiiy accounts on "same, remaining unpaid on tl.e day aforesaid, will also be sued i W3E KITTELL: " Eljcnsburg, April 18, 18.55 8. i ; - - " Hew Grand I)nchy of Eadeii-Lottery Loan. Capital 40O,6CO,1Florlns.f , ' THIS LOAN is guaranteed by the Government, andwiljL be draa'n ia diSerent" prizes, as fol jows: t .... .... r i. 1 '.. ; i " 1 " M ot 50,000 FIsl . Wot 40fiOQ FIs. 12of 85,000 FIs. .23 of 15300 Fla. 2 of 12,000 Fl. 65 " 10,000 " , 40 .'S : 5.000 " 2 " 4,fl00 " -68" 4,000 " 3C6 " 2,0i0' 1041" 1,000 i..--The l west prize lcing 42 Fhu . ; .. il,; 12 Florins are equal to 5 Dollars. The m-xt Drawing take place at Carlsmlie, tin der the Direction of the. Baden Government, on . , . The ZUt May, 1855, when every drawn number must -obtain one of tbe abovc-lnentioned Prizes, which will be paid in Cash, at fue offices of the undersigned. Those fortunate Shareholders not residing on the spot, will have their amount of Prizes' gained paid to them through an established 'Bank;' The Lists of the result will be sent 'to each Shareholder, and the racccssful numbers published in tho News papers. ' " : ' The Trice of one Ticket is Two Dollars. Tire finlowing advantages are given by taking a number ol tickers, viz : 1 1 Tickets cost cjly $20 -1 50 Ik's. Ccfet only $80 23 " f 40 100 J" 7 " .-. . -150 The Trice of Tickets can be sent In Eahi Notvs or Drafw, payable in ihy of thp commer cial towns of Germany Holland France, Eng land, Scotland, or Ireland. . .,., For Tickets and rrospeAuses apply to the un dersignod Banking-homse, which is appointed for the sale of 1 ickets: - ... :,:,, i MORW STIEBEL SONS, 7, . ,-'" ' . tI3ankert. v ' , . FRANKFORT-ON-TUE-MAINE, :. ,:, ! .''..."; t ,i i' 1 1... y. Gehmast. i '' ' ; ! .:.i .". o -71 N. B. Letters to lie directed "per Steamer, via Liverpool,'' to Moriz STrEftS. Sos, "Bankers, m rTankfort-on-tha-Mauie.- s " , Remittances which arrive after, the Day of Drawing, will Ie returnel,or invested in the next Drawing, at tho option of the sender. ; -'.. : April' 18, 1856. j ' ' ti:. " ' NOTICE. OUR bid friends and customers, and the pub lic . generally, axe hereby nonfied that we have agaiu resumel business at the Summit, hav ing taken the stand formerly occupied byf Given, Collins & Co., where wo hope to see al our old customers, and everybody else, that wish to buy goods cheap. - . ' . - . . : We have received from the East a large assort ment of Dry Goods, Hard-Ware, Boots and Shoes, etc., &c; and will keep oonstantly on hands all kinds of . Groceries ; and are selling Flour, Corn Meal, Bacon, Dired Apples, Cheese and Fish, at the lowest cash prices. JOILN IvURi, W.W.I YORY. Surxunit, April 18, 1855. Tf. I i Kolice in Partition, Of the Meal Estate cf John Mother , of IZacllick : towuslup, trumorta Vnuwy, Uectaseti. To John Meakfn, Andrew Meaken,' James Meak- en, Abraham Meaken, Joseph Meaken, Thomas Meaken, Nancy, intermarried with John Mis- . ner, IsalH-lla, intermarried with Joseph Lard ner, Martha Jane, intermarried with William : Anderwn, and Sarah Ellen Meaker, and grand children : To-wit, Mary Ellen, Margaret, Caro- r line and John, children of Susannah, deceased, daughter rf said decedent, who was intermar ried with David Powell, of Cambria county; and Susannah and John, children of Elizabeth, .' daughter of said decedent, who was intermar ried with James Edwards of Huntingdon coun- ty, and Asbury, Eliza, Naucy. Mary and Theo- , dore, children of William Meaker, deceased, . eldest son of said decedent. Take notice that a Writ of Partition has been awarded on the Real Estate cf said deceased, Situ ate in Blacklick township, Cambria county, by the Orphans' Court of said county, and that an Inquest will be held on the same, on the premises, on Thursday the Sltt day of May. A. D. 18o5. - A. DURBIN, Sh'iT. April 18, 1855 4f.'- - -'; - -'-i " In die mailer of the Real Estate rf Nichdat Kd- hns, late of ' Allegheny township, aeeeasea. ' - The Commonwealth, of Pennsvlvania, to Mary Eve, intermarried with Nicholas Shank, Catha rfhe, intermarried with John Earhart, ' Adam ; Kollis,' and Mary Kollis, and to the widow of said deceased. ' - CAMBRIA COUNTY, ss: . You are hereby-cited to be and appear before the Judges of an Orphans' Court, to be held at Ebensburg, on the first Monday of June next, at 10 o clock, in the lorenoon, then and there to ac- cent or refuse, to take the real estate of said Nitdv- olas Kollis, deceased, situate m Allegheny, to wn ship, Cambria - county, containing eighty-seven acres, about forty acres cleared, bounded by lands of Nicholas Shauk, Bartholomew 1 rebis, and oth ers, at the" appraised Valuation put upon It bv an inquest duly awarded by the sakl Court, and, re " turnod by the Sheriff oa the fifth day March, 1855, to-wit, at thirteen dollars and sixty cents per acre, ($13 ,) and hereof fail not. , t Witness the Honorable ueorge iayior, Presi dent of said Court at Ebensburg, the ninth day of March, A. D. 1855. " - ' : '."J ' ;' ; : ' WM. C. BAKBOIJK, Cl k. Cambria County, SS. The Cotnmonicealthrf Pennsylvania to JOHN TAYLOR ff Cambria county, Greeting; ","17TIEREAS, Frances A"..M. Taylor, by her T T next friend Isaac W. Gordon, ex relatione. did on the twenty-second day of Novemlxr, A.D. 1854, prefer her petition to our said Judge of our Gjurt of Gmmon Pleas for the county of Uam- Dria. prain for the causes therein set fourth, that she might be divtrcel, from the bonds of matri mony entered into with you, John .Taylor . e therefore, command you,- as we Jtave here tofore' commah led you.the said John Taylor, that' setting aside all other business and excuses what soever, you le and appear, in your proper person before our Judges at Ebensburg, at a Court of Common. Pleas there to.be held for the county of Cambria, on the- first Monday of Jane next, to an swer the petition or libel of thb said Frances' A. M. Tavlor: and to shew cause, if any you have, why the said Frances A.' M. Taylor,7 yunr wife, should hot be divorced, from the bands of matri mony; atr-eealily to acts of General Assembly' in such case made and provided. And 'hereof' fail not. '" . - ' Witness the Honorable George Taylor, Presi dent of onr said Court at Ebensburg, the twenty- fourth day of March A. I). 1855. " ' ' ' Marcli 29. 185o. - ; " Prt(honatari. Aduilniistrator's .otlce. t ;! . TAKE NOTICE, that Letters of Admiuistration cum testainento annexo. have been crantedto the subscriber, on the estate of Ann Teresa Scan Ian, late of Cambria township. -Cambria osnnty. deceased, therefore all cr'is Knowing thcmseh'es indebted to 'said estate will ploase cau upon tlc subscriber and settle the same, and persons having claims agait id estate, will please present them duly authenticated for settlmenti . -.-. I ; , . M ATI I E V 11: ADAMS. April 18, lu5. . tA ': ..7kV v. ?.lif.KOTICIir " A LL persons indebted to the firm f George StrMnrrar; or George Murray & 8n, are here by notified: tlrat fhe ubfea'atnl arcoOftita of Siiitl firms have been phced in 4ur hanls foe colirctidt!, ana that.V.nles payment be m.-Kle niinjouiatcjyr suits will be brought to enforce it .'s ' if"' - "i? r l x JOHXSTtlN: .Ml-LLEN: April 4l,1855ir-tX.---;r ' . .. -1 f THE notes and ceount of -the late firm cf Robert Davis & C, anl . Davi, Evans & Ca-, having been left with the subscrlberj fur collec tion, -ell rerscn j indebted tq riiLer of. the 5a! I firms, are Lert-by requesu dio c-11 ar.Jmake. incut on or before tl.e fir.-.t la y of May, next as" saits will be iustitut.! after thaf time. ' .; .r . r JOHNSTtlN & MULLEX- " April ll.'lft."i5.- : ' . - . OUI'lI.tK' COL It f S ILL. 3 BY virtue of an order of the Orjlin-f'4imrt. :,. the following real tttnli. lat!. f rp-rt v C . : Daniel Keefe, det e.ul, will bf fxjiosed to ptibk; salw, at the honsc -f John Gjdufy, in GaliiUin, Gunbria county, on . ' Thursday the 107 day of Zfty, iSoo, " 1 the undivided half ,f five acres of land, nmrc or les, adjoinins; lairds of the l'ennfj lvania Railroad Company, Samuc! Watts, James M'dot.key, and " others. Also The .undivided hidf ff a lt or p'n-ce of ground, situate in the vblt;e of GaUitrm, ad joining the Pennsylvania Railroad, laiid of Jack son and Watts, Samuel Watts nn.1 other, con taining one-fonrth .of an acre and twenty-nine perches. , - ( ' TERMS OF SALE. One half the .purchase ' I money to be paid on emifirrnation of the sale, the 1 r : I.. . . l . . f.. . .i . . . l raiuuc wnu miereisi in oi;c year mereaiicr, 10 vo secured by bond and tixjtrtgage.r , ' Guardian of the minor heirs of Daul. Keefe, det'J.r4 April 11, 1855. . . - .. . ; . ... ' " 1 Cambria County, mh : The Commonwealth f Pcunxylrania to Qu Shcr iff of said County, GeekTing: 1 '.'.' r' Christopher George make you secure of froe. editing his. claim, tlien we oonimai! you that j'OU summon, by good and lawful suianrrier; Pe ter Moyer" Su-pheu 'Augustine Mover, Patrich M'-,, Caffrey and Elizabeth his wife, Valentine Quartz and Mary Aon his wife, Tolly ll'Call, and Matty ' George, late of your county, yeomen, so that they be and appear before cur Judges' at Ebcns- burg, at our County Court of Common I'tns, thcrS to be held the first Monday of June next, to sliov i wherefore, whereas they, the sriid' Christopher ; George and the aforesaid Peter Moytr, Stephen . Augustine Moyer, Patrick M'CafTrey and Elizabctli his wife, Valentine Quartz and Mary Ann his wife,' Polly M'CuIl and Matty George, together and un- ;" divided, do hold, all that certain tract of. land sit- . uate in Washington townsliip, ..Cambria county, " warranted u the name of Philip Johns, con tain-. ing three hundred and twenty acres, more or less,"" with the appurtenances, adjoining lands of Austin Thompson, Plulip George, Paul George, and otlw 1 crs, the same Peter Moyer. Stephen Augnstin Moyer,' Patrick M'Cuffney and Elizabeth his wife, Valentine Qnartz- and Mary Ann hw wife, Polly M'Call and Matty George, partition thereof, be T tween them to be made (according 'to- the laws and the customs of this Commonwealth in such case -made and provided) do gainsay, and the same to -be done, do not crruit very utijustly and against the same laws and customs, (as it is said, te.) And have you then and there the names of those siimmoners and this writ. ' - -'-'. - i - J Witness- the Honorable George Taylor. rresP dent of our said Court, this 14th day of March, A. D. 1855.- ; ' " .:- -' '' MILTON ROBERTS, rrothonotary. : March 22, 1355.-Ct. - LI.11CI LIMC! . Ihe subscriber has finislied two large kilns for burning lime, near Duncannville, where h is pre- -pared to-furnhih by contract, r otherwise, any amount of tlie best lime burned in: the. interior of the State, and can be used for any purpose, j AU ; nrdcrs by mail, or otherwise, will be promptly attended to by addrcasing .- . v 2m . j . JAMES FUNIC, ' . j . March 15, 18i5. . . Duncansville, Blair Co., Psi IIOKSCS FOR SALE. . ... ., N excellent two or four-horse team for sale. by WM. MURRAY, -: Siunmer Hill. March 9, 1855. ,. .. -, , -; WALL PAPER DEPOT. LLOYD BLACKBURN & COU ': (Successors to A. Jf. Lloyd Co.) " WHOLESALE & RETAIL "DEALERS IN GILT, Satix, GnoCx'n JlSv Common W all Papebs. Oxia stock. is ijrocurei directly from Messrs Cubistt & Const Aki' Extensive New York Man- ufaetory, and. embraces the latest and most fash- ' - . ' r i i 1 s.. lonabie- styles. - oner ail Kinoa ai very low prices, and are confident that buyers will find it to their advantage to give us a call.. Large lots , ; sold at great barcains. . , . -. , CO-Our prices range For Gilts at from 75c. to ilXpcr -bolt'Hafins20c; o! 60cI per .bolt J i Grounds 15c. to 25c. per bolt ; Commons 8c to 20c. Merchantslwill be jfcpplied as favorable terms as at the Manufactory, oT bv City dealers.!" t . ; LLOYD, BLACKBURN & CO. ' i. March 15, 1855-3rn Gaysport, Blair Co., Pa. .. ...... j. pattos TPoatrsoa-, '., , y f I tri tli Mar pie & AlcClure, IMPORTERS and Dt-alcrs in Foreign ami Do, 1 mestic FANCY DRY GOODS, Trimmings. II sdery, Gloves, Sarins, Silk Vestkigs; CravaiK, lSiblons, White Goods,- Suspenders, Coinbs- . Brushes, Buttons, hwking Gbts-sta, &c. , i ,. i . No, 15 North Third Street, two doors above fc Qiurch Alley, Thiladelpliia. . , . . . . r . M. M; MARPLE, . . ..-U McCLUlLE. -. ryi7a.;.Feb. JC. 1852-32. r ; - r - . GEORGE IlCKTLKT, " 1 : r" .' ..Wliol-psale and Retail; ' Tin, Copper, and Sheet-Iron Ware Kansi&ctarer RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Eh-' cnsburg , and tb public generally, that be has purchased the Tin Shop, foTmetiy carried on by Messrs. Davis, Evans & Co., and will con tin- -no to carry onJ iio- Lioness- In' all Its various branches, wholesale and rctaiL . His wares will " Ixs made of tle very- best material; and in the i mo.it workmanUke manner. Repairing of all kinds done on the shortest notice; -for eash. . -! , : ALSO, 2Iouse Spcmting made awl put up to order on the lowest terms, for cask. - : Intending to do business strictly on the eash system, he .Will sell lower .than was eTer before of fered in this place. - He therefore respectfully in- -vites aU who may want anything in his line, to give him a Call,: as he will tndeaTor to give perfect satisfaction to all customer.-. Terms, Cash, Cath. I O'All orders promptly attended to. : . (E7"price list sent to. Merchants if required. : Ebensburg; Eebrua'ry 22, 1855. ly. .-; . -. . cue w. Tais, with f" COXntD & WALTOlt, ? ." 4 Ipdrters. st Wselesals Xtsalsrs in Hardwara, ; hjf-'CatIry, sco-, ei Market Street, . Philadelphia j f ; REET constantly on hand the genuine Timo thy Slack's Augers, Wm. Mann'n, Itratty's, -and Hunt's, superior Axes', Conrad & Walton's superinr,. polishetl Ste-1 Shovels, Darhng & Wal- " dnm's Gra.s and Cradlinw-Scythes. Common anl Tatcrit ScytVe Snaths, Patent Clothes Fins, $-c., " &c, which' they offer for s;de unreasonable terms." to countrv dcilers only. Janu3rv25,1855.- . ! - I -'!! B BUN SB If RC F 0 UNDRT floujrli lofnts, Stovrs. .11111 . Ironx; nirfsltlnpr rn.clnrH, CiJer J'j esscs. Jtc. A.C AIko, tin lre -U .. i" "Vy 1cki f to n. .' . , Foundry at the South "citviid l El-nsVnrg, Ware llons. on M-iin street. Ksarly"pppile tht.: store Uisiujtfln&e & Clark. -,'; ' ' " . : - " t;nw.AR.r ciAS;?.- -.
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers