IUL
For tho Democrat and Sentinel.
' ' Miscellaneous Enigma. - '
I am composed of 17 letters.
My 1, 4, 11, 11, 15, 13 is used to equip a
hackney.
My 7, 9, 10, 10, 13, 3 b used in connec
tion with liquor. v, . . " -
My 12fl3, 9, IS, 13 is the Dame of a no-
ted pbysician. ; ; i
My 7, 13, 17, 15 is what the ladies are
fond of. ' , ' ."' '
' My 2, 15, 10, 13 Is what is not defiled.
: My 5, 8,15, 10 is what is not sweet.
My C, 8. 14, 10, 11 is what misers do.
My 12, 13. 10, 3. 13 is a terra applied to
ladies.
Mv whole is the name and address of one
of the most noted writers of N. A.
' . IJeacla Academy.
. Thus, ; numerous examples, wo see that,
however is may be witii ether nations, Amer
icans need never dread to begin on Friday
' any undertaking, however momentous it may
be 2urf'JJc Hcncmi.
A Capital Hit. "
The man who, in a land ami an a ge like litis, is
honestly declaiming against the temporal inrlu-c:-;i
of the -poor Pope an 1 earnestly warning his
countrymen against tho political arts of the joor
Cituuitcs ; ought to have lived at least in the last
c ntuiy, and 1-U.'we.l the Spanisdi Cavalier in Lis
cruvi-io agaiuat wind-mills. Nor have we any
in ii-si to fear o, the irf:ix of foreign dements
..tuto our o ig jolitic, iathe character ami habits of
the mingled races of the oil wtrlJ. Though for
eign immigration were increased a hundred fold,
; it wouhl xi j more alarm a thoughtful man, for the
safety of our free institutions, than do the thou-
'. sand rivers, that ' pour their varied elements into
he sea, alarm a plulosopher for the purity of the
" mighty and -assimilating ocean. The nation is al
ready, in all its grand elements of character, per
manently Anglo-American ; and a wise man would
j-.ist as sincerely fear to dine on a salmon, lest he,
" himself, should become a great lish ; or to break
his fast ou a bird, lost he should sprout with feath
ers aul wings, as to have a fear lest this Ameri
can nationality be essentially or injuriously rnod-
.ifiod by any.foieign elements that may How into
it. llev. Charles IVadsuorik. .... .
juaiiMn, una been entirely forgotten, until it v
ukj iaie 10 reach her through the fire and sm.
o -i. uu me rooi and ha na--. tn
tv-A fire was discovered, oa Friday, 15th uit.,
.Jin the rear of thd S:. Lawrence Hotel, Philadel
phia. The damages are sA down at $2000 ful
ly insured. While the fire was raging in the Ho
tel, a lady who was confined to bed in one of the
rootns, adjacent to the fire, with iuliamatory rheu-
ras
ike.
tK-u ne uoor ot her room, br.t to tndc-ovor to
reach the window, and hoist it, so as to escape
strangulation from the smoke. She did so, and
the parties on the roof, fearful that she would lean
from the window, encouraged her bv convciMrA
with her, making her believe that she was in no
dang?r; they kept up the conversation v.ntil the
fire w is put out, and on reaching where sue was
.they found that the fright had effl-eted an entire
.cure. Iron Democrat.
tfrj-The Sunbury and Erie Railroad Bridges be
tween Northumberland and Sbiibury, are comple
ted, and coal is now taMen over the road to"V.'il
iiarnsport, Pa., and Elrnira and other places, in
New York. The cars of the Philadelphia and
Sunbury company, it is said, are to be used in ta
king the coal from the mines in Northumberland
county to Elmiia and intermediate places.
Protest Against Recipeocity. In the Cana
da House of Assembly on the 19th, the Quebec
Board of Trade protested against any extension of
reciprocity with the United States. 'The Board
in question are composed mainly of old fogies, and
it is not believed that their protest will intiuence
in any degree the action cf Parliament
&J-It is understood that a tariff bill is to be re
ported in Congress fixing port duty on al' goods
made in whole and part, of wool, bilk, cotton,
hemp, flax, etc. at 30 per cent., and admitting
wool, dye ?tuSf, raw silks and all raw materials
free.
' .Facts about Fiudat. From time imme
morial Friday has been frowned upon as a day
of ill omen. . Aul though this prejudice is
less prevalent now than of yore, when super
stition bad general sway, yet there ari many,
even in this matter of fact age of ours, who
would hesitate, on a day so inauspicious, to
begin an undertaking of momentous import.
Aud now many brave mariners, whose hearts
nquailed could meet the wildest fa ry of their
ocean home, would blanch even to bcud their
sails on a Friday But to thow with how
much reason this feeling is indulged, let us
exainiue the following important facts, in con
nection with our settlement and greatness as
a nation ; and we will, sec how groat causa we
Americans have to dread tho fatal day.
Oa Friday, August, 1102, Christopher
Columbus sailed on his great voyage of dis
covery. On Friday, Oct. 1 2, 1 102. he first discover
ed laud.
On Friday, Jan. 4, 149S, Le tailed on his
return to Spam, which, it he had not reached
in safety, the happy result would never have
been known which led to the sottlemcut of
this vast continent.
On Friday, March .12. 1493, he arrived at
Palos in safety. .
On Friday, November 22. 1404, he arrived
ixt llispauola, on his secoud voyage to Ameri
ca. Oa Friday, June 14 1494, he, though un
known to himself, discovered the contiueut ef
America.
. On Friday, March 5, 1495, Homy VII of
Eaglan l gave to John Cabot his commission,
which led to the discovery of North America,
TuU b the first American Sate paper in Llng
laad. Oa Friday, September 7, loG."), Mclr-ndrez
founded St. Autustiiio, the oldest settlement
ia the United Mates by more than 40 years.
Oa Friday November 10, 120, tho'May
. flower with tius Pilgrims, made the huihor of
IVovinc:-tovva. And on tin same day signed
that august compact, tha foreruuuer of our
present glorious Constitution.
. Oa Friday, December 22, 1025, the Pil
grims made their fiurd lauding on Plymouth
liock.
Oa Friday, February 22.. 1732,'Gcorge
Washiugtou, the father of American freedom,
was born. v
Oa FriJay, June 10, 1770, Bunker llill
was seized aud fortified.
On Friday, October 7, 1777, the surrender
of Saratoga was uiadc, which had such a
powerful influence iu inducing France t? de
clare for our cai50.
On Friday, September 22, 1780, the trea
son of Arnold was laid bare, which saved us
from destruction.
On Friday, Oct. 19, 17S1, the surrender
at Yorktown, the crowning glory of the Amer
ican arms.
On Friday, June 7, 1770, the motion was
maic in Congress by Juhu Adams, seconded
ly Richard llenry Lee, that the United Col
onics were, aiid of right ouafnt to he free and
iudenendaat.
C3-A bill for the abolition of capital punish
ment was re:eeted in the Ohio Legislature Thurs
day of last week.
OThe Tasscnger trains on the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad, are now running regularly between
Suubury and Williamsport.
5t Among the deaths of the past yea? ' were
seventy-one soldiers of the Revolution. There are
but few left.
Mir.LARi) FiLi.MOitF. was in Italy, at last ac
counts, looking f;it, rosy, young .and happy. Per
haps he is living on hope for the result in No-
veniler next, mixed in witu a iiuie Deei
mutton.
and
On Sat tin lay
township, Mr.
3'ears.
DIED.
r 16th February in
Dasiei. A.
Washington
36
Dinoxn, aged
THE appeals for the ywir S3C in the following
townships have been postponed, and will be
held as follows :
In Susquehanna township, at the houe of Ma
thew Conrad on Wednesday -the 20th day of
March ir.st.
In Chest township at the S-liool House near
li. J Proudfoot's on Thursday the 27th inst.
In White township at the School House No". 1.
in said township ou Friday the 28th inst.
In Clearfield township at the house of John II.
Douglass on Saturday the 29th inst.
In Allegheny township at the School House No
9. in said township on Mondav 31st inst.
JOHN" H. DOUGLASS.
JAMES S. CLARKE.
AUGUSTIN LITTLE.
Commissioner's Office )
March 5th I80G. ' J
RG310V.4L : "
' PAUL GRAFF,
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IX
BOOTS, SHOES, STRAW GOODS
EATS AND CAPS,
No. 63 V North Third Streef,
DA ween Arch aud Cherry,
ITIiLADELITlIA.
. March 6th 1850.
Doctor 011 Fits.
LEW IS BEYWON
Tailor and Decorator of the outward Tabernacle
of Mankind.
ITas removed his shop to the west'end of town,
a few doors west of the Foundry, where gentle,
men ami thfir sons will find it to their advantage
to call on the subscriber, midget their clothing
fashionably made up and to fit in a style impossi
ble to be excelled by any ether establishment iu
the county.
Ebensburg March Cth ISoO.
Dissolution.
The Partnership, heretofore existing between
the undersigned, in tho practice of Medicine, ex
pired by limitation on the 1st of-March. All
persons indebte 1 to the late firm, are respectfully
notified to make payment to Mv. Gwinn at as
earlv a period as practicable. -
WM. GWINN M. !)
AUGUSTUS W. COLBUIIX M. D.
L retto Marc 4t!i 185G.
PriILIC SALE;
The subscriber will sell at public sale at his
residence in Washington township Cambria coun
ty, cn Mouday the 31st day of March inst., at
10 o'clock A. M. of said day, the following pro
perty viz :
2 Horses, 1 twoycr.r old colt, 3 Mules, 1 Jack
Ass. 1 Jenny Ass, 2 Yoke of Oxen. 5 Cows, 1 lot
of Hogs, Horse and Mule GeaTB, 1 l'uggy and
Harness," 1 Sleigh, 1 four Horse Waggon, 1 sett
Blacksmith Tools, Pino and Hemlock Lumber,
Corn (ears) by the bushel. Oats in the sheaf, ttye
by the bushel, I lay by the ton and many other
articles to tedious to .neution.
He will at tne same time and place offer for
sale his steam sawmill together with all the ma
chinery therewith connected, on which will be
given such a credit as will enable the purchaser
to make the money out of lumber before pay day
On all other articles a reasonable credit will bo
given. Terms made known ou dav of sale.
M.'M. ADAMS.
March 6th 18:C St.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Tin, Copper, and Iieet-Iron Ware.
MANUFACTORY.
Canal Street, Johnstown, Fa.
THE subscril-e respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally , that
he ha3 a sain commenced the manufacture
of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware in all its
branches, at the old stand, where he will be pleas
ed to sc all who want any article in his line.
Fetrrng grateful for past fa von, he hope, by
strict attention and fair dealing, to merit and re
ceive a liberal sjiare of patronage.
The Cash System he has adopted, as he hates to
JTin, and long credit takes the profits.
Merchants purchasing bills of Ware, woult? do
well to call and examine prices and quality, which
will be found superior to any offered in the cities
cast or west. All orders from one dollar to five
hundred filled ,with promptness and dispatch.
Price List sent it?mercbants, If requested.
Ware-rooms on Canal Street, one door below
the Collectors Office. . -
; F. W, HAY.
Johnstown March 5th 1856.
A Hf.mauKabls Fact. A Washington letter
ia the Baltimore Sun contains tie following par
agraph : .
" It is worthy of ite that in the United tstes
th ;rc are 0,900,000 Roman Catholics, whilst in
the Snto ar.d House, of Representatives there is
but one member of each who even makes a profes
'u of that faith. In the cabinet, the Supreme.
Court of the United States; the Senate and House,
there U not a single foreign-born citizen. Surely,
' Americans are ruling America.'
ACrrv is Kassas. -Leavenworth Ciy: con
tains three hundred and seven buildings, of which
seventy six are business hotis.;-.rw., l,ct
year one dry goods urm there sold t.OOO wortfc I
COOKING STOVES, Large Oven, Etna, Iron
City, Comple' Cook, Diamond, and of Brad
ley's celebrated Stoves, for tsa!c at Minufacturer's
retail prices, by - , 1
.'. ' P. W. HAY-
TTKATIG STgYKS.lladiator, Flora, Frank-J.J-
lm, Carbon, Parl-.r, and all Parlor or Room
Stoves made m either city furnished low fur cash.
- " ' F. W. HAY
JJJ. bhret-Iron are, cheap for cash on Canal
Street bv
F. W. HAY.
S POUTING, Roofing and all. kinds of Job
work done promptly at cash rates, by
r :r- -.- ;:F. -W. HAY, ' '
A J LL-who want a first rate Stoves, 'cheap Tin
ware, or any Kitchen utensil will call with
the cash at the Ware-rooms of : a
F. W. -nAYi
Between the Summit ..ami;' Ebensburg a large
Agate Caoss." The finujr ill be rewarded by
leaving it at this office. - f- ' ' " v
Kew Firm. '
TAYLOR & JONES,
THE subscribers Would respectfully inform the
citi2ens of Ebensburg aud the surrounding
vicinity, that they have entered into partnership
for the purpose of giving full satisfaction to all
mankind and in the way of giving fits, they may
be found at the old establishment formerly occu
pied by Beynon and Jones,; immediately opposite
the store of Geo. McCanni ; The public may rest
assured, that all work entrusted to their care will
be made in a workmanlike manner, and at the
time promised. Garments will be cut according
to the latest fashion. -
A. II. TAYLOR.
JOHN JONES.
Eocnsburg, March oih iSGO. ,
FOU S.4L.S:.
fPHAT well known Tavern Stand in Summit
I vilie, at the Head of No. 5, recently occupied
by Samuel M'Clelland. It- will be sold on rea
sonable terms, and an indisputable title given.
If not sold at private, it will be exposed to public
sale at the Court House in Eiensburg, on Wednes
day, of the first week of the March Court, at one
o'clock, P.M.
Apply to Major James Speer, Blairsville, or the
undersigned at Ebensburg. -
MICHAEL DAN MAGEUAN. .
February 13,1856. ts. -
KOTICE.
To Vm Crclilors of the IImtitgdon, Cambria and
Indiana Turnpike Road Company : "
That the Court of Huntingdon county at the
January -term, 1856, directed to be paid to credi
tors tiro per cent, on their claims on which fur me r
dividends 1 have been declared which 1 will pay
on the presentation of their certificates of deposit
by themselves or their agents.
JOHN S. 1SETT, Sequestrator.
Spn.cc Creek, February 13, 1856. St..
mO TTIE HON. GEOitGE TAYLOR, Esq., Pres-1-ident,
and his Associates, Judges of tLe Court
of Quarter Sessions of Cambria county.
The petition of the subscribers, citizens of the
United States, redding in the borough of Ebens
burg, in said county, humbly represents, that
they are desirous to continue the sale of vinous
and spirituous liquois, in quantities not Jess than
a quart, at the old stand, on High street, in said
borough, anl that they are well prepared for that
purpose. They, therefore, pray your Honors ' to
grant them a license to sell liquors during tho en-
biiing year, according to the act of Assembly, ap
proved the 14th day" of April, A. D. 1855. enti
tled an, Act to restrain the sale of Intoxicating
Liquors."
R. n. TUDOR.
MILTON ROBERTS,
Under the firm of Tudor & Roberts.
Ei.ousLurg, February 3, 1856. .
CiocU and IVatcli making.
The subscaber begs leave to
an
nounce to the citizens of KbensRurg,
and vicinity that he has opened a
Watchmaker's shop in Colonade
Row. io. 1 nearlv onoosite the Cjurt . House.
- y A '
where he will l? in readiness to repair Watches,
Clocks and Jewel', on the shortest notice, and ou
the most reasonable terms. '
JACOB STATIL.
February 6, 1856. 6m.
a otic u.
APPLICATION of
Highland Temple
of Honor, No. 10, of the
Borough of Ebensburg,
for incorporation. "
In the Common Pleas
of Cambria county, No.
38, March Term, 185G.
1 6 J)ec. 1S55, Read,
y and ordered to be filed
mid published agreeably
to the provisions of the
Act of Assembly,
By the Court.
gfK Certified Jan. 80, 1856.
Prothonotary.
February, 6, 1 856.
Orphans' Court ialc.
BY VIRTUE of a Pluries order of the Orphans'
Court of Cambria county, there will be ex
posed to public sale on the premises, on Saturday,
21 of February, next, at 1 o'clock. P. M.. the
following property, part of the real estate ot
James K. M'Deriuitt, late of Chest township,
VIZ
A SAW MILL AND FORTY ACRES OF LAND
in the township aforesaid, bounded and described
as follows, viz: Beginning at a post at the S.
E. end of the tract, thence South S5J degrees
West, by tract in name of Thomas Penrose, 106
perches to a post, thence North fifty four degrees
West 9 J perches to a po.--t, thence South 50 de
grees West 42 perches to a post, thence by the
residue of the tract, North 2 degrees East 110
perches to a post, thence by land of J. E. M'
Dermitt South 88 "degrees East 102 perches to
the place of beginning.
Terms of Sale. One third of the purchase
money to oe paid on confirmation of the sale by
the Orphans' Court, the remainder in two equal
annual payments with interest, to be secured by
the Bond and Mortgage of the purchaser.
JAMES M'DERMITT, .
JAMES M'MULLIN. j-ewrs.
Fcbruary 6, 1856.
ADJOLR.VED
Orphans' Court Sale.
BY. virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Cambria county, there will be exposed to
public sale, at thfl Court House in Ebensburg, on
Monday, the 3rd day of March, next, at 11 o'clock,
A. M., the following described real estate, to wit:
All that certa;n piece or parcel of land, situate
n Summerhill t wnship, Cambria county, adjoin
ing lands of John Skelly. William A. Skelly,
James D. Hamilton vand others, containing one
hundred and fifty-five acres more or less, about
thirty-five acres of which are cleared, having
thereon erected a hewed log house and a cabin
bim, a never failing spring near the honse, a
splendid young orchard, all grafted of the most
choice fruit, and a good meadow all in g-od cul
tivation for fanning, in about one and hnlf miles
from Jefferson, along the plank road leading from
Jefferson to ECVisburg, and tho most choice
kind of wood for Locomotive use, and lumber,
late the property of Thilip Skelly deceased.
Terms of Site'. One third of the purchase mon
ey to be paid ou confirmation of sale, ami the bal
ance in two equal annual payments, with interest,
to be secure I by the Bonds and Mortgage of the
purchaser.
' - JOHN SKELLY.
Adm'r. of Philip Skelly dce'd.
February 6, 1850.
" Echo;' copy 4 times and. charge this office.
WIio Owes ITs." ; f V ; '
TUG-Books of tho subscribers have been placed
in the hanla of John Williams, Esq., f jr col
lection. ' . ,. 1 . ; , ,
MURRAY & ZAHM. (
MURRAY, ZAHM & Co.
Ebensburg, Dec. 26, 1855.
Barber and Hair-Dresser. .
THE undersigned would respectfully inform his
id customers,; that he has removed his ' shop
to the office formerly occupied by Dr. Eylandt,
tColonadeRow,) where he will be happy to give
ail persons visiting his shop a clean shave, or
the hair cut in the most improved style.
- - . - " " w A- KENNEDY; '
trowuourg, juotcr 51, 1355.
... A" .
ANDREW J. RHEY, Esq., Treasurer.
By balance due at hast settlement,
By amount paid :
k Auditors,
Assessors, '! I -l ". ' .
Commissioners, ! i ' .
Commissioners Clerk.
Commissioners Counsel,
Criminal Prosecutions,
Coustables,
Court Crier and Tipstaves, . ;
Collectors &miniation.
Exonerations,
Elections,
Fox Scalps,
Fuel; '
Grand Jurors,
Inquests,
Incidentals & Repairs,
Insane Asylum,
Jailor, " '
Prothonotary,
Printers, - .
Poor House Directors,
Probates,
New Township,
Refunding,
Uedemption,
Road Views,
Road Damages, '"
Schools,
Stationary,
Supervisors,
Travcrs Jurors,
Talismen,
Wild Cat Scalps,
Wolf Scalps,
Conveying Convicts to Western Pen
itentiary & II use of Refuge,
Treasurer's commission on $13,820,
57 a 3 per cent.,
'receipts & expexditijueS"
Of .Cambria County, from' the Zth day of Jinva-
ry, .X). 1855, loVieVMh day of 'January. A.
i '-:- -:? RECEIPTS: . ' ' '
ANDREW J. RHEY, Esq., Treasurer, f DR.
To amount received from Collectors : . ; : y -
County Tax, .. . . - 49,635 C9
To amount received on unseated " -
; land : County Tax, . . - S3 87
ri : f.-' Road " v . .... , - . 44 16
f School " , t .. , 62 53 .
Poor " . ' - 6 60
To amount received from miscella-
neous sources, - ' " 111 C9
To amount received on redemption '
of lands, : --., 67 46
To amount received on Criminal
Prosecutions, - - 12 00
To amount of Poor tax received from
Collectors, . 1,469 60
To amount received from Augnstin i ", ;
Durbin, late Sheriff of Cambria
County, ,242 13
11,681 03
Balance duo Treasurer, 2,62J 26
J14.S04 29
EXPENDITURES
190
81
433
; 632
200
-89
836
261
138
1,156
964
-494
203
123
433
68
430
671
. 300'
214
135"
1,140
10
6
193
142
208
5
1,185
83
840
1,802
17
32
24
70
483
CR.
50
00
24
00
00
00
53
20
00
85
22'
69
75i
00"
75
51
04
75
97
27
50
00
7U
00
24
77
25
00
58
00
49
65
00
87J
00"
00
$14,304 29
OUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE COUNTY AND
STATE FROM COLLECTORS.
1843
1844
1846
1849
1850
1851
1851
1853
1353
1854
1855
County.
Jamc3 M'Dermit, Clear- $ cts.
field township, . 16 83
David T. Storm, Johns
town borough, r . .. i 57, 7
William Bradley, Wash-
ington township, , 40 32 .
Ig. li. Wilkinson. Sum
merhill township, 125 29
Andrew Burgobu, Clear
field township,
Barnabus Collie'-, Cone
maugh borough, 101 92
Paul George, Washings,
ton township, . 200 00
Jenkins Jones, Cone
maugh borough, 354 05
M. M. Adams, Wash
ington township, 814 97 '
Alx'r . M'Vicker, Cam
bria township, 246 17''
Blasius Noel, Carroll, tp.,
James Litzinger, Clear- .
field township, 93 21
John Morgan, Con. bor
ough, 337 06
J. B. Cobaugh Cone- "
maugh township, 453 07
W. W. Harris, Jackson
township, .
James Young, Summer
hill township, . 436 61
James Brown, Washing
ton township, 121 26
James Doyle, Allegheny
township, 254 99
Enoch Reese, Blacklick
towtship, , . . i 209 31
John Gritriths, Cambria
township, - 263 08
Valentine Yoner, Chest
township, 183 10
George Rutledge, Clear
field township. 33158
Jacob Stutzman Cone
maugh township, 1,089 88
R. H. Cannon, Cone-
maugh borough,
325 55
-
Jacob Shabaugh, Carroll
township, 445 02
E. Hughes,' Ebensburg
borough, 297 65
David Paul, Jackson
township, . - . . ; ; . 213 93
Henry Kratzer, Johns
town borough, . 780 53
George Yiuger, Loretto
borough, S5 69
John Moycrs, Munster
"township. 183 25
George Orris, Pdchland
township, '' 437 94
Joseph Miller, Summer
hill township, 454 56
Charles Farrcn, Summit
ville borough, 112 CO
ilichael J, I'latt, Sus- J
; quehanna township; f27T"06";
Michael Bra wleV, Wash-- I
ington township, 323 53
George Hawk, White
township,. - 216 43
State.
$ Ct6.
14 22
29 57
'33 67
71 94
45 2S
42 36
107 07
129 07
197 97
103 86
.ev !
s 44 02
190 40
160 52
26 63
184 34
95 59
97 10
78 50
98 73
' 68 69
129 82
. .434 52
122 59
166 73
-120 80
82 97
2S7 37
31 SO
71 05
164 42
176 14
40 93
' 105'71
123 40
83 05
WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, ,
TAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR IMMENSE S1XXJK OK BOOTS, 'SHOiiS, HATS, BON'-
NETS and Cans, coru-istin of over Thirty llve Hundred Cases for Ladies and GtaUeman'j
Misse, Bovs and Ch.lire-u's Spring and Summer waie, all of latest ity'.es and fashions, among
wnicn may te Ioand - - ... .. i
LADIKS AND MISSES'
B-Kts and Buskins,
Purple Parodies'
Cinderilla Slippers,
Brouze Kossuths, '
Sntag's, Eureka's,
Cliildn's fan. Bts.
HATS CAPS. -
Canton, : . .
pahu i, . , , :
Blaek, .
Furvid Woo! Ilats " ;
Oii A GlizedCar;'.
1'U.siV (: 'flvet Cos.
Together with a variety of Fat v Gok1s, rwrtkv.hiriv adnpied to the !iipjiroac.in,ECwn.
--Having purchastvl C4ir stock from ti e Fs.t-rii M uiaiatturers, principally ( r ca.-h, with grct
care in the selection ind quality w'.aptoi to ti e Wc.-te: n trade, v e are eabll to cfter Bupervjr La
ducemnt, and are detern.ined nrt to le ane'ersoid by any Eastern or Western House. - - .
OfMerchants visiting our city, v. ill p';.-e call and esamiue for themselves. i ' -;
September 5, 1855. - - ' , ' .
Calf - Kip lk4s,"
Cot C ng. Boots,
Kid Gl. But.
Ox. & Un. Ties.
C. & P. B totf,
' CfifhJn's s. t;ft.
LADIES' ftOSNKTa.
Straw : and Leghorn,
Fancy, Fiench Laoe,
Fmbroid'itNl Ci'r
Helrret Crown. -
Fancv GlaVa,
rlorcrice with Capet,
Turnpike Company, -
Peter Collins & John Thomas, balance,
Jesse Patterson, late Sheriff,
Geo. W. Easly, Into Cou;ir issier.cr,
Wm. Palmer. " ;
43
$653
Amorint of unavailable debts.
o j "Clear field . township, at the house of ' Jol
$2,027 -4 ; Douglass iu said township, ou Tuesday, the
Given under our hands at Ebensburg, the nine
teeuth day of January, A. D. 1856.
J. II. DOUGLASS,
J. S.CLARK, "
' A. LITTLE,
Commissioners.
o41 OOj APPEALS. .
4 02 , rlAKE NOTICE., that the appeals will be htW
oo C2 -M- for Cambria em-.ii'v f..'r tin, vcr 1SR aa
1$ i follows, to wit: ...
9 00 Allegheny township, at Scbo! FTou.se No.' la
'said townslup, ou Mouday, the 18th day of Feb- '
1 i ruary next.
hn H.
e 19th
dav of February next.
White township, at Sohool House No. 1 in said
township, ou Wednesday, the 20th day of Febru
ary next. - , , ',, , , . .. . '
Chest township, at the Sohool . House near R.
J. Proudtbot'i, on Thursday, the 21st day of Feb
ruary next.
Susquehanna township, at the hous of Matthew
Conrad in said township, eri Friday the 22d day
of February next.. , ' " ;
Carroll township, at the School House in Car
rolltown iu said. towiitLip, ou Saturday the 23d
day of Fedruary next. ...
Jjlaciiliek township, at the bouse of Adam Mea-
WE, tl undersigned Auditors of Cambria
county, do report that we have carefully examin
ed the accounts and vouchers of receipts and ex
penditures of the aforesaid County Commissi on;rs,
from the thirteenth day of January, A. D. 1855,
until the nineteenth day of January, A. D. 1856.
(the latter day included ) and find tliem correct, ( kin in Belsano, on Monday the 25th day of
as is also the forecoms statement of outstanding '., . - .
Mumter township, at the house of
our hand at the Commissioners' Of-
debts.
Witness
fice, at Ebensburg, the 22d day of January, A. D.
1S30. " JUSEl'll J1UKJE, '
; M.'D. WAGNER,
Auditors.
Ebensburg, January- 30, 1856. 4.
SEVASTOPOL TASErj...
Tlie l lihl of (lie feeaKon.
IDWARD ROJJERTS.has ju-t received from
-A the east, and has now ready for sale a full and
complete assortment of f .
FAL.li &. WlNTEIt GOOnS
including every article of fane-, dress or plain
goods that can be asked for in a country storey ! next.
either for ladies' or gentlemen's wear. His stock j Cambria township, at the Court Houf e in Eb-
consists ot a general variety of calicoes, merinocs, euaburg, on Friday the 14th elay of March next.
in said tow nship. on Tuesday the 2Cth day
of February next. v
Washington township, at the School House near '
the Foot of Plane No. 4 iu.saidtownship, on Wed
nesday the 27th day of February nekt.
Summitville borough." at the School House i a
S3 id borough, on Thursday the 28 th day of Feb
ruary next. J
Loretto borough, at the School House In said
borough, on Friday the 23 th day of February
next. - - - . ,
Ebensburg borough, at the Court House in said '
'borough, on Thursday the 13th day of March
alpacas, delaines.linens, muslins, laces, -etc., fir the
ladies, together with boots, shoes, bats, and a full
selection of winter stuffs for the gmtle-rnen.
For the housekeeper be has laid iu a stock of
FKKSH GROCERIES. - ' . .
Summerhill towhship, at the S-hool House in
Jeuersou in taid township, on Monday the 17th
day of March next.
Richland township j at the house of Jacob Kring
I in sai.l fouiisiiin. un I lies. lav trie lLh dav '
embracing every article under that head, together; March ucxt. " " ' ' '
with tin-ware, carpeting, carpet -chain, hcetiiyrt" Coiiera;rugh No. 3. at the School House near 1
shirting, etc., etc. Singers' iu Conemaugh town&hip, on Wednesday
lor the farmer he has flsu, salt, and other arti the '19th day of March next,
cles required by the public generally. j Cotiemauirh borough, at School House No. 1 la
In short he has his storeroom tilled win articles! C l;,l l...-,., , T.raA-,v iirntl. 5nf XTrz-K
.. i ...r.-.i, r... iri , j
iu e cry ucjai iniciii oi irautr, iiom uiiicn l"eirjjt
nee.lv can select to suit their w.mts. . Johnstown horoiiah. at 'the Manai.m House In
CO-Country produce tascnin exchange lor goods Eaid borough, on Fridav the 21st day of March
at the market valueand gooils sold ciieap to cash next. . - . ' . .
caustomers. Come and -ee: j c ,"ncmar.gh No. 1, at the School House,' In
Elensburg, ov. , loo-j-tf. ! Canibija cit v, in Coiumaugh tov.-nship, cn Satnr-
OUIl FRIENDS AHE INVITED
rail at IIoi.wj-sAr Yrx(.'s -
Store, on Main Street, and ex-
amine one f the finest and lar- mifvi- rutfTYiS
gest lots of Watches ever (with-ait exception)
brought to this county. They are all of the new
est style and superior to anything heretofore
made.
. : dap the 22d day of March next.
j Conemaugh No. '2, at the School
Cylinder watch s i.f beautiful sfyle and size,
suitable for y ung men or ladies. Hunting-case
silver-detached levers, full-jewelled, and warran
ted $16, 817, and $10. Silver Lepine $S,75 to
$11. Hunting-cases, $14 to $15. Also, a sp'.en
did assortment of Bard & Wilson's celebrated 1C
caret patent angular Nib Tens, each one warran
ted not to break. .
All persons that love good sight, would do veil
to try the justly celebrated Perifocal Spee-tacles,
of which we have a full supply for all ags.
We will just say, in conclusion, that we are
thankful for the liU'ral share of business we have
received, and wi'.l alwaj s endeavor to please and
suit our kind customers.
HOLMES Sr YOUNG.
Persons wanting honest goxls and ftir deal
ing, will please look for the sign of the GOLDEN'
WATCH. 1 - '
Johnstown, Dec. 5,1 S55.
Hor-se near
: John lledrick, Esq, in G"r.emaugh township, on '
: ionoy the zJtn uay oi iiarcn r.exx.
Jackson township, at the house of Henry Ka
ger in said township, ou Tuesday the 6ih day of
March next.
JOHN II." DOUGLASS, '
. JAMES IS. CLARK, Coir, m Vs.
A. LITTLE,
i Attsst : Geo. C. K. Z.jix. '
! Cyn'suiissioner's Ofiice.
Total,
$9,840 52 $3
1S55 Tames Doyle, Allegheny township,
" ' Enoch Reese, Blacklick . .
-' John Griffiths, Cambria "
Valentine Yoner, Cliest "
(eorge Rutledge, Clearfichl ' .
Jacob Stutzman, Conem'gh "
It. H. Cannon, " be.r.,
Jacob Shabaugh, Carroll tp.,
E. Ilnghcs. Ebensliurg bor., :
David Paul, Jackson tp.
Henry Kratzer, Johnstown bor., '
George Yinger, Loretto r '
John Meyers, Munster township,
Geotge Orris, Richland ' .
Joseph Miller, Summerhill ; " -Charles.
Farren, Summitville bor., .
Mich'l J. Plattt, Susquehanna tp.,
Michael Brawley, Washington "
George nawk, Wkite toweship,
tt
it
Poor.
97 10
78 50
98 73
68 9
129 82
427 74
US 14
106 73
110 31
82 97
267 01
31 80
71 05
163 42
171 77
40 93
105 71
119 40
82 75
Total,
$2,432 GO
DUE COUNTY ON BONDS AND NOTES.
Tavern Maud for Itent.
THE subscriber iil ofler hi laveru stand.' in
the Borough of Lorofto, for rent, fr one er
more years. The Louse is large and spacious, a
good pump at the door, with a cistern in the
kitchen yard, which will hohl ' 1400 gallons of
water, a wash house with a bake oven under cov
er. A stable capaoie oi iiol:mg ten to twelve
horses, with a granery attached, the garden lots
are good. Possession of the premises given on
the first day of April, 185 6. For further partic
ulars inquire of the subscriber residing on the
premises.
. 1 . M1ILL.DS.
Loretto. Jan. 16, 18CC.
A Farm Tor Sale .
THE subscriber offers for sale his farm: situate
adjoining the town of Jetfcrson, Cambria
eo., Pa., containing one hundred acres, sixty acres
of which are cleared and in a good state of cul
tivation, having thereon erected a gevnl two story
frame house, with basement story, wash house.
smoke house, nd an pxcelleut bank barn with
sheds. Also a never failing spring of water con
venient to the house. There are numerous excel
lent spriugs on the premises and a good orchard.
Also abundance of limestone, Stone coa., I pin
ore, ami a lime Kiln, all convenient to the Alle
gheny Portage Rail Road, and within one fourth
of a mile of the Pennsylvania Rail Road.
For further particulars inquire of thesubritTTj
tn the premises, or of m. K. Hughes in Jt-ner
son. JAills luuu.
JefiVrson, January, CO, 1F5C. Tt.
T. I IIKYKR,
Attorney at L.avr, and
GENT for the. Lycoming Mutual Insurance
Company.
Counsel given in the English and German
languages.
Office on nigh Strict, Ebensburg, Pemv.i.
Feb. C. 1855. Hy.
Ebensburg, Jan. 23, 1856, ).
N. B. The Commissivncrs will close at 4 o'clock
P. M. of each day. -,
Jo; aistowu " Echo" copy. ;
" HtRDSXinVSTOaE!
AciTGcodsU -
THE subscriljcr takes this method of informing
the citizens of Loretto, and tho public gen
erally, that he is now receiving and opening at
his NevStorc Rooirfi oiie milo North cf Loretto,
Cambria county, Pa., one of the Largest and best
assorted stock of goods ever brought to this sec
tiou of c&nntry. The stock consists in part of the
following artie'es viz : Broad Cloths, Cassinetta,
"Chsm meres, Satinets, Meriueres, Delaine and Al
pacas, of all qualities and prices.
A large variety of Gingfeuns, Poplins, Calicoes
and Ladies Dress Plaids of the latest styles, and
at very low price?, together with a fine assortment
of Braid and Silk Bonnets, Cap and Bonnet Pib
bons and Dress Trimmings.
A larga quantity of ready made Clothing for
11 and young folks. Drugs Paints t Medicines.
A large assortment mantle, eight day, and thirty
hoUr clocks. " Quccnsware, glass wafe and tinware,
in fact every article necessary for family pur
poses. Hardware of all Descripitons. Grocer
ies & Coufectionarit'S, in abundance will be kept
constantly on hand aud at fair prices.
The subscriber tenders Ins thanks to his nu
merous customers and friends, for the very liberal
patronage bestowed eu him since his commence
ment iu busine'ss on Tunnel Hill, and would still
be thankful to gTeet all of Lis old customers, and
as many more new ones, as will favor hiai with a
call at Lis New Stand.
Goods w'il be sold as heretofore at the lowest
shade of profit, as his tne.tto has been, and will
continue to be " Small Profits and Quick lie
turns." All Kinds of Country Produce taken in ex
change fr goods money will not le refused.
" Intending to do a business strictly on the one
price principle, that is the lowest selling price
will be asked, from which tteir will be no abate
ment. Chihirea will be enabled to get fair value
for their monev. equal to grown persons.
Call at tho NEW STORE, on Henry M'Guire
old Saw Mill property, 1 mi'efroin Loretto. .
. WILLIAM D. nURD.
Jannr.ry 9.1856. : . . r . r
JUST received at the store of EDWARD ROB
ERTS. . .
1,000 lbs CdFi-b.
10 half Brls Herring r.nd
10 half Brls Mackerel;. .
Feb. 6, l?5t. .
, xOTICC. ...
THE undersigned having disposed of their
stock and business t Wm. II. Gardner &
Cj., wcnld hereby notify all persons indebted to
them by note, book account or judgment, that the
same must be paid rmniediatelv. The books will
be left at the old stand until the loth of February
next, where tho;c interested will do well focal'.
G. L. LLOYD & CO.
JcfTcrsfin, Jan. 9, 185C.
Havinc p-rhased the stock, good-will. &C of
G. L. Lloy-l & C .. we will continue the Irr
Goods." Grocery aul Variety business at their old
staad. The I.i-iVuvt prices will be paid for Lum-
lx-autif.il i her, Grain and Froduee centrally. "
WM. II. GARDNER & CO. "
MTrr-on. -Tnn. 9. 1855. . '
Huntingdon, Cambria & Indiana
. . A Tai m Tor Sale.
f i 11IE undersigned ofieT3 for sale a
A farm, consisting of 196 acres, 75" acres of I
which are cleared, upon which is erected twoj
dwelling houses, a laro un icr-groun l barn, and j : :
contains much valuable tindie-r, a good ugir j si. M. i ABTl-K.- -r E. C. MCCLCEE.
gTOve, and a good orchard. - A public ro.td pw-t es I " ' pa'ttrn. tkokpsov. .
between the house aivl barn: The farm 1" situa-1 - 32arple, DItCiur) &.Co, .
ted 3 miles si-Hilh of Johnst.-wn. and v ith"n 2 WE hive this Iav .as ociafetl with us, J. Patton
mTls of Scalptown. adjoining lands of J. B-fikW.fn TLonipmn, Ti Strh of the firm will be
J. Rose and ethers. ; i Marple. Me CI are Ss Go. The Business of the old
3 For further particular a.ldress S. J. ITa -tj firm will be salt'ed by the rew.
BelEano". Ctmbrla Co., 'Pa., or Thoma Havc?,t . M. if. MARTLE,
Johnstowu.Cacifcriaoo., P. " '" ' I - E. C. MrCLURE.'
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