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A Sudden Change.
- The opposition factions to the Democracy
are a queer set of mortals.' ' A great change
has suddenly ' come o'er the spirit of their
dream." Hut a few days ago, and the prom
inent men of the Know-Nothing and ttlack
Republican party were zealously discussing
tho merits and claims of the rival candidates
of the Cincinnati Convention. Under the
mistaken belief that Mr. BrciiANAX would be
defeated for the nomination an impression
created on the principle" of the wish being
father to the thought, they loudly proclaimed
their admiration for this distinguished states
man, and declared that he was tho only iiutn
the Democracy could certainly elect. Now,
however, their tune is suddenly changed, and
a great difference is manifested in the conver
sation of these gentlemen at the street corners.
They have discovered that they were slightly
previous in their zeal for Mr. Buchanan.
Their idea that the South could not do justice
to a man of his independence has been explo
ded, and they now find themselves in the very
awkward predicament of being compelled to
oppose and traduce a gentleman whom two
"weeks ago they were lauding to the skies as
an able, honest and accomplished statesman.
But there were others, and their name is
legion, who formerly opposed the Democratic
party, who were looking with far different
feelings to the result of tho National Conven
tion. They are men who always bad at hart
the true interests of the countrv, and they
anxiously awaited the dec-Lion of the Conven
tion, resolved if Jamls Bccuanan should be
the nominee, to give him their cordial support.
They have known hi in long and well, as a
neighbor and friend, and they know him to be
in all respects worthy their suTragcs. Dis
gusted with the corruptions of the Know
Nothing party unwilling to join in the hue
and cry against the south, with sectional fan
atics, they have eome to the manly resolve to
cast their votes for the Democratic ticket, at
least until such times as its opponents unite
.1 JB.Ofc-W
in a uniform policy consistent
pect, and the porpi tmty
govemmeut. Ban. Jait i'r
Wi
ii our republican
".it err.
Colon sr. IJicuaiu-scn. Tho Colonel is a
bold, rough, kind-hearted, and s .ns.ible man.
At the battle of Buena Vista he was in com
mand of a regiment, and fought like a tiger all
day and nearly all night. He chews tobacco,
cud when excited ha is not particular what be
comes of the juice. He had fought, swore,
ewcat, and spit some twenty-four hours with
out eating or sleeping, and becoming exhaus
ted, lay down on the ground, with his head
upon his saddle, to take a little rest. About
daylight the Mexican. Logan to vamose, when
a" sergeant ran to Richardson to ar nuahit him
with the fact. He found him fa.-.t asleep, his
head had got over tho saddle, his shirt was
wet with blood, sweat, and tobacco spit. He
nudged him with his gun, and told him it was
morning and the Mexicans were leaving.
Richardson rubbed his eyes, and rolled a hue
quid from his mouth, saying. "By G d, I
wish they had left yesterday morning. "
Cleardund Plaindculcr.
N 3 nr A dvertis ements.
"Blair County Art Union."
It is confidently expected that the first dUri
bution will take place on or about tho 20th of
June. Wc would therefore advise all who intend
to invest in the enterprise to do so at once, as de
lavs are dangerous. See advertisement in th
columns of this papcr. -
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L.
U'JUiiltlliS
4 Meeting of the fiends of P,U- crCpS
A. CHAN AN & RRECKINR1DGE rVfos.
will be held at the Court House on ,-2W
SATURDAY THE 2STII
at carlv candle lighting, for the purpose of organ
izing a BUCHANAN AND 1UIECKINRIDGE,
CLUB. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Agricultural Meeting".
FnilECambris County Agricultural Society wi
Jt hold a meeting at
dav V.i-ptiinc next, ftb
pose of making arrangements preparatory to the
Second Annual Fair.
A. J. IIEY, Sec'y. -June
25, 1850.
GRAND BALL.
WILL be given at the " Ebensburg House'
in Ebensburcr. l'a., on the evening of the
itli of July,
where all the lovers of fun sire respectfully invi
ted to attend. The best of Music is en gaped.
Ocj- A Supper of the best the Western Market
can afford, will be served up in the evening.
June 25, 185G.
-house:
EBENSBURGr,
CAUIBniA. County, I'll.
JOHN BLAIR, Proprietor.
ALSO, IN CONNECTION,
MIY i MIS HACKS,
Will leave the Union House for "Will more Sta
tion in time to take the Eastern or Western trains.
Even-accomodation will he afforded to make
passengers comfortable.
XOTICK.
THE undersigned Commissioners under the
Act of 224 May, 1S50, to re-examine the
claims against the Commonwealth, certified to be
due aud unpaid on the main line of the public
works by the Commissioners appointed in pur
suance of the 29th section of tho Act of 9th May
1854, give notice, to all persons having such
thclwt I louse on Satur- I ckiims that they are required to present a state
,e 28th iust.,) for the pur- meut thereof m theofiice of the Auditor Gene, al
10TH DAY OF JULY NEXT. Such statement
must set forth a detailed account of the dates and
itorr.o iS Vio rl-ilm nml Hip ruimfi and residence of
: 1 L V I I I .7 V . blJU V. lit".' .
V. . if fTVl Oil tllA T1 3 Til I' fill (1
till; V 1 . tl H f .1 1 1 L , 1 1 1 i ' i , Ji , j .....
residence of the assignee. No claim will be ex
amined, unless so presented. The Commissioners
further give notice that they will meet for the
purpose of taking testimony in reference to claims
presented in con f irir.it v withdhis not ice, at Cres
son, Cambria County, on THURSDAY, THE
17TH OF JULY NEXT, at 10 o'clock a. m., and
continue by adjournment from day to day as may
be nccessarv.
E. BANKS.
THOS. E. FRANKLIN,
II. S. MAG RAW,
Harrisburg, June 19, 1850. St.
Celebration of tlie -ltli.
A l'ic-nio will be given on th 4th of July in
iJL the woods adjoining the Summit.
131 AX Ell
will oc serveu up ai. x- ucioin., ,iuu . -y Yirtue
refreshments provided under the managemeut of . jj
the Ladic
CKX. JOSEPH 31'DOXAIiU
Sheriff's Sale.
Y virtue of a Writ of Vend. Expon., issued
ie Court of Common Fleas ot i hioi-
delphia and to roe directed, there will be exposed
to public sal? on tho premises on ."Saturday ti e
List., of Retailers,
OF Goods, Wares, Merchandize, de., within
the County of Cambria, returned and classi
fied according to law, as follows : '-, ;
Lucnzburg Borough,
Class,
Johnston Moore,
Davis & Lloyd, . . -
Rodgers & Jones,
E. Hughes,
Tudor & Roberts,
Evans r Hughes,
Shoemaker & Clark,
George M'Cann,
Edward Roberts
Robert Davis,
Lemmon & Kiftell,
Samuel D. Prvee,
M. C. M'Cague,
James M'Dermit,
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Felix Jacobs,
Philip Herzog,
George Litzinger,'
Andrew Guiee,
P.iuiel Gallagher,
Wm. Litzinger,
Patrick Shiels, :
Hugh M'MulIen
Lvrctto Borough.
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Johnstown Boroitqh.
will deliver an ORAT1G.N ; and freveral otuer i r.h ( f j,lv ,,xt at o 0viK-k, 1". M
.Iistinguil:ed speakers are expected to speak on
the occasion.
TICKETS 5 CESTS,
!j ..r win ! nrm.ietl to trie
ius Church.
tha r-rocet-tw ot wmen
erection of the tower of
Al
Han &T7ay
IIO.M the fubsenher
til
o:i the 20t!i instant, an
indentured .apprentice named Henry Kist,
i he is about 10 years t-ld. I hereby caution ad
! persons not to trust him on my aecount.i
Cnrrel'town, Jur.o 22, 153. So
At James M' Dermit's
E3EKS3UHG-. Vh.
Spain, Kexico and the United States.
The difficulty be tween Spain and Mexico is
Mid to be serious, but we scarcely credit it.
The amount claimed bySpuin as losses incur
red by Spanish subjects during the struggle
of Mexico for independence is six millions.
Mexico has called for a revision of these claims,
urging that some of them are fraudulent
Spain refused this demand, and Mexico en
deavored to enforce it by. compelling the com
plainants to deposite their titles with avail
able security for the amounts already paid
thereon, threatening to confiscate the property
of the Spanish holders .should they refuse to do
so, and actually carrying out the threat in
several instances. This is resented by Spain,
and a srpuadron has been s-cnt to Vera Cruz to
back its complaints. The task to be execu
ted by this squadron, embracing nine or ten
vessels, comprising in all one hundred and
sixty guns-, is variously stated. By some a
bombardment of Vera Cruz is predicted,
whilst others assert a blockade only will be at
tempted. A new Spanish Minister accompa
nies the squadron, which left Havana on the
23d ult.
LATER.
By the Isabel at Charleston, we have two
days later news from Havana. The British
W. I. mail steamer Tyue, Vallen, comman
der, had arrivel from Vera Cruz. She re
ports that the President of the Republic of
Mexico hesitates to recognize the Spanish Min
ister, who conies with such formidable war
trappings in his traiu and that he would not
do so, until the Spanish vessels of war left the
port of Vera Cruz
A telegraphic despatch from Washington
to the New York Tribune, says that intelli
gence from Mexico indicates the existence
there of a feeling of alarm on the part of the
government respecting the Spanish expedi
tion, and foreshadows an applicatic-71 for pro
tectioQ from the United States.
Some of the Know Nothing papers' are
claiming Texa3 for tho Bat and Owl ticket
It was only a few days ago that the leading
Know Nothing paper in that State consented
to hoist tne names of I illmore and Donelson.
Texas will go Democratic by twenty thousand
majority at the least calculation Some of
our best posted Texas exchanges don't think
Fillmore will get more than 5,000 out of GO,
"000 votes in the State
TCHAR ICON'S Sherry Win'- Bitters.
JL(L Dr. Weaver's Cancer and salt rheum syrup
Hungarian Balsam,
WoodMI.dr Restorative,
Yickers tetter ui-tmeiit,
i'eiit's (-ye salve,
Insect Powder,
Syrup blackberry root, a sure cure for dysentery,
Ayres Cathartic Pills,
Hollo ways ''
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pii's,
Brandreth's do do
Bonnet's Plant and Root do
Mc Lane's Liver do
.S waynes Sarsaparilla and tar Pills,
Univc-sity's Jaynes and Had way's Pills,
Cambrian Pills.
Cough Remedies Ayres Cherry Pectoral,
Keysers Pectoral syrup Swaynes Syrup Wild
Cherry Universities remedy Jaynes Expecto
rant, BrauCs Pulmonary Ualsam, Syrup of tar,
wild cherry and hoarhound.
Perry Davis' pain Killer,
Radway's Reuly Relief,
Mustaxg Liniment Indian liniment, ,
Electric oil and Magnetic oil,
Kennedy's Medical discovery,
Brant's Purifying: Extract.
II Mjfland Bitters, Holland Bitters.
Browns essence ef Jamaica Ginger,
Hod ..way's worm confections, McLaues, Swaynes
and Jaynes Vermifuge,
Thompson's Eye-water,
Cure for toothache.
Cure for earache, deafness, $C,
Balm of a thousand tic.wers,
Hair tonics aud Hair oils.
Ebensburg, April 0ih 1S5G. 27.
JEFFERSON HOUSE.
(NEAR WILLMORE STATION, PA. R. R.)
JEFFERSON,
cja3iu;i:.v to., sa.
JOHrTlirCOY, Proipretcr.
ALSO, IN" COXXiXTIOX,
M'COY & BLUR'S HACKS ,
Will always bo in readiness at iLmore Sta
tion on the arrival of each Passenger Train, con
veving Passengers and Baggage, free of charge
to Ilotel, and leave directly via Plank Road for
Ebensburg.
CALL FOR M'COY & BLAIR'S HACKS.
June IB, 1SC0.
All the right, title, and interest of 11. M. S.
Jachson, of in and to the- following described
Real K.-tato situate in Washington township
Cambria county, to wit:
No. 1. A certain tract of land known as the
" Laurel S .vamp Tract," containing Three hun
dred and forty-three acres, more or less, having
thereon erected a largo Tave-rn House, known as
the "Mountain House," a Tavern House known
as the Cres.i :i House," a log house, a board
Louse, and t.t.ible all in the occupancy of 'James
Reamer, a one story plank hoo.se in the occupancy
line liouscin theoe-
cupan
a one an. I a nau story 1
house
Ti
Rutledge & Boyer
Edward Goodman,
Good Pershing,
Walters & .Wi
Danie iBui k,
Frankel Sc Hart,
Geis Murphy,
Jacob Eronheiser,
W. C. Lewis,
C. I-fOwry, ;
Casper Burgraff,
J. W. Thompson,
Bolsinger & Son,
Valentine Luther,
Henry Kratzer & Son,
Adam Foekler,
John M. Khdev
Wood, Moireif & Co.
S. L. Gorjras & Co.
David Hamilton
Lohr,
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y of lV-ter Helman, dr., and Jihn Ib.'lby,
l a hail story plant: notise in tiic ocou
Jjcob Ivkighart, and a two story frame
i: l store room in the occupancy of John
xeii.
No. 2. A certain tract of land known as the
" Troxeil i'arm," c n tain rag one hundred and
thirty at r s m re or less. Lavh'.g thereon erected
a small frame hou.-c in the oce-Hr-ane-v c f Charles
I Peary, a double log hrue in the oeeiijiancy of
j John Me Anally, and a two story frame house, a
blacksmith shop and a hame Barn in toe occu
pancy of the said R. M. S. Jackson.
Taken in execution an i to be sold at the su'.t of
Georcre W. Jones.
JOHU ROBERTS, Sheriff.
ShornT's Offico, Ebensburg
June 18, 1850. St.
PUBLIC SVLE!
Of Valuable Ileal lEstatc :
BY virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of
Blair and Cambria counties, the undersigned
administrators of the Estate of Geo. B. Spang,
late of B'air county dee'd, will sell at Public Sale
or outcry upon the premises, 435 acres and 132
perches and allowance, of land, more or less, sit
uate on the liea 1 waters of Bob's and B -mi's
Creeks, partly in Greeiiiicld township in Blair
county- and partly in C.unbria'courity. And also
one other tract adjoining the above, containing
SlfJ acres or thereabouts, ou Friday the 11th day
of July next.
The above tracts ef land are well timbered have
plenty of water, good sight for Saw Millie.
j They will be offered in lots or all together to suit
purchasers. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. P.
M., of said day, when due attendance will be
given. Terms of sale made known bv
JOB MANN",
J. M. SPA NO.
Admr's of Geo. B. Spang.
June 11, ISoD. SCtf.
Dissolution.
riTUIE partnership heretofore existing under the
JL firm of Roberts and Clements was dissolved
by mutual consent on Saturday May 21st. All
persons knowing themselvr.s indebted to the late
linn will please call on the subscribers and settle j
their respective accounts.
YVM CLEMENT.
JOHN liOBEHTS.
June 4, 185G. 32-
Wueat is Canada. A correspondent wri
ting from Toronto says :
' Large quantities cf wheat are still in the
hands of the Upper Cana U farmers proba
bly not less than 5,000, OOU bushels. They
have not had the good sc-usa to sell when pri
ces were at the highest. The extent of land
under crop is greater than at any previous
timc.'r
fLTT A farmer in Ohio, last fall, put up
his wheat crop for a high p?ic?. In February
he was offered 10,000. Iu April he offered
to take 7000." Iu July ho will r robably sell
for o0(.'0. '
"T I Ml I, -. " . , - .
DIED.
At the residence cf Mr. Thomas M. Ross in the
B.rough of Smnmitville on Wednesday evening
the 18tn mst. Miss Amanda Thon.lcg iu the
20th year of her ago.
But a short time since she was in the full vigor
of health, but attacked by disease, alter a short
and 6everc illness she now lies in the silent tomb.
Possessing an amiable disposition, and brlovod by
all who knew bcr, she was followed to tb5 grave
f1 tn following day by a large train of fciurrovv
JDg friends,' . -'
WILLIAM CARR &, CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
IMPORTERS
Aud Dealers in FOBEIGN & DOMESTIC LKJUOItS,
OLD H0JJ0NGAHELA aailEsotiSsd Whiskey.
No. 329 Commercial Row,
LIBERT V STREET
PITTTSBURG, Pa.
Sundries
560 Bbls double Rcctin.cd Whiskey.
187 Bids Old Moiv.ngahe'a Whiskey, (Part
very choice.)
o0 Ilhds N. O. Su-ar,
70 Bids N. O. Molasses.
With a general assortment of Groceries ah
Bacon, Flour, Lard, Iron & Nails &c, all of 7lch
will be sold at low prices for cash.
WM. CARR & CO.
June 18, ISoC. C I- t
Administrator's Hotice.
LLTTERS of administration Laving been grant
ed tho undersigned, ou the Estate of Charles
B, Kennedy, late of Washington Township dee'd.
All persons indebted to said estate are requt-sted
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it, are requested to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
THOMAS II. PORTER.
June 4, 185G. 32-6t. Administra tor.
' mi m mm ?
SURVEYS made and applications taken for in
surance against Fir in the
PROTECTION MUTUAL FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPANY OF BLAIR
COUNTY, BY
ROBERT A. M'COY, Agent.
Wilmorc P. O., Cambria Co. Pa.
April 10, 1S:C.
"Williaai Kitttll. William A. Ifiurray-
K1TTELL a MURRAY,
"B"S"AVING associated themselves in the prac
Jll. tice of the LAW, will attend promptly to
all business entrusted to them.
Ebensburg, June 14, 1850.
A in I re w J.
o . r. i.ose,
E James,
C. T. Frazier,
Sweeny V Dougherty.
Bell, Smith iS: Co. (Bankers) 13
Cone ma ujh Biro ugh .
Michael Scifrt, '14
Clement ce Ilassingor, 14
JjhnSeivert. 34
Casper Cradle, 14
j John Eisenst hr, 14
j William Nicholson, , 14
i John Kinirstun, 14
; Thomas M'Cabe, 11
! V. II. Can ui &C . 14
j 1-klward Cashmau, 14
i Smnnutrllle Borough.
! Maria Maeh:'-!!,. 14
! .h-.-eph A Parrish, 14
j Mrs. Lydia II :ner, 14
! James (;!e.ioii. 1 1
Wm. M'Coauell " 14
Margaret C -nwav, 14
James F. M'Dermit. 14
-1 U g h evg To ic n sh !p .
Joseph Todd. 14
Montgomrrv Du class, 14
Wm. D. Hurd, " 14
Joseph A. Conrad, 14
John Kratzer. 14
Auicustin J. Nale, 14
i Henry M'Kibbon, 14
; Peter Soissong, 14
Philip G. Davis, 14
A. I). Carpenter, 14 .
Jfihn Smith, 14
Daniel M'Laughlin, ' , 14
John l'orter, ' i 14
Thomas Bradlev, ,; 14 .
Henry M'Dade", i 14 r
Carroll Tueushij'.
J. Moore, 14
James Carroll, 14
James Fa gen, 14
Il-.nry Byrne, . 14
Conemavgh Tmcnship.
Conemaugh Iron Co. 11
Johnstown Furnace Store, 12
Henry Balder, 14
Wood, Morrell & Co. (Ben's
Creek Furnace.) , 14
Woo.1, Morrell & Co. (Cam
bria Furnace.) 1 1
Chert TuicJish ip.
Joseph Gill, 14
Ckarfidd Toicnship.
John Z-rbe, - 14
William Maguirc, 14
Daniel Litzinger, 14
Jackson Tounsht'p,
David Leidy, 14
Minuter Toicnship
John Bradley, 14
Francis O'Friel, 14
Summcrhtfl J ownsup,
W UTTERS Testamentary em the estate of !
-a- M uhevv Ivory, late of Allegheny township
deceased have bce'i granted to the subscriber, re
siding in Cleailiil 1 township. Those who owe
said estate are requested to' come forward and
settle; and those having claims against it, will
present tbm properly proven for settlement.
WILLIAM IVORY, )
. JOHN 11. DOUGLASS, jL.vecutors,
June 18, lpG. Ul-Gt.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
A GENT for the Lj-conJng Mutual Insurance
Company.
Counsel given in the English and German
liil' 'TTlIt os
Odice on High Street Ebensburg, Tona'a.
Feb. C, 18oo. ly.
lASKETS Clothes, Toy a.nd Work Baskets
at J. M Dermit's.
Poiitivcly tlie lL;ist Xolicc.
f 3IIE underiirned takes this method ot inform-
H in," nnrsor.s who are indebted in bim. tbat !
- . i -
he has jdaccd his books in the bands of Esquire j
Williams tor collection. I hose Knowing them
selves indebted will do well to square their ac
counts in two wteks from the date of this adver
tisement .and save costs. After which time all
persons not complying will be. sued.
MOI')
MORRIS TATE.
CATHOLIC Prayer Books, Catechism's, 7hsa-
lies aud Crucifixes at J. M'Dermits.
QEWTNG Birds, Silver Thimbles. Silver plated
3 Spoons and Forks at J. M'Dcrmits.
CMMER Coats and Pants, Silk, Lawn, and
Gingham Handkerchiefs at- J. M'Dermit.
Lieense.
10,00
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HOLMES & YOUNGS'
Wholesale & Betail Watch, Clcck'aiid1. Jewelry Store.
Street .lolmwiovru, la.
are prepared to sunrlv the trade with all sorts ot LLUCa. and
W -. . . . ? . J.i -
ATCII Materials. JEWKLllY, VvATCIIIkS, CLOCKS, and W T
oi r.u l ALiJS either UVhU. tiiist
BAGLET, BAUD.and AVILSOr.'S IIt O unlit V CiOLB PEKS shiny, on Uand. H '-'ZJ
mu -wm, isis, mm, m. mm, & all tie mm.
Accorrtcoiis .siiigle, er Ly me uozrn.
Those wishing to Purchase Wholesale will please give us a call, as we can and will pell
as cheap as the Eastern Wholesale Dealers. A lioeral discount made to the trade. "We
are constantly receiving fresh supplies from the Manufacturers.
Call and see our Perifocal Spectacles those who once use them, would not Le without them
for three times their cost.
April 30, 1S5G. 27tf. -
JACOD STAIir,.
c. tuos. noEEKra
rSlUE Partnership, heretofore existing hetween
JL the undersigned in the manufactuie of Ijeath
er, Boots aud Slices, under the name of John
Evans & Co., is this day dissolved hy mutual con
sent. But the hnsine&s in all its l.rar. cl.es will
be carried on at the old stands and undor the Id
... t k t.' i.-.... t.' r.'...T.!- s; r
1 ti i r u 11 n u , (i, they have received a la re and splendid asort
and Hush Joues who aredulv authorized to settie J, . 1
all the accounts of Ihe old firm and receive all
I5Igli Street, IZbensbiir, Pa.
ESl'ECTFULLY inform .r.?
as
the citir.eus of Elwiisburg -'4T.
auu surrounciiig
they ha
! rncnt of
debts due to aud pay all claims against said firm.
Witness our hands at Ebensburg the 8th day of
April 185G.
JOHN EVANS,
JOHN IIAI1E,
E VANE. EVAN'S, S.M.
HUGH JONES.
Ebensburg, April 30, 1S5l. 27.
CAltI.
DR. BALDERSTON
S rgcon Itntlst3
FROM Baltimore will visit EB
ENSBURG on the 5th of Mav
and remain a short time, lie will
be fu'lv prepared to perform all or
DENTAL HUH OEil i including th.'
f f Vhil.h-ea's T,cihExt, a-nnn
iit'i aud the inseitiou of 1 :'J
I'ri . ' -K. -
! J'irol. Also, L'v.iiinvom
i -The public are reflect
! his ph.ios r.t the ' Ebcr.bur
mav be wn ?n 1 consu'.ttl.
Glir:l
Dr. B. has lor sr.
which h.is 1 e:-u in
iwerdy-fivr' ye;! is.
AirJ ColSoo.
(nr
rations in :
r'..- -oa.V..
cither n I'l tlc r.r
ir.vitc-d to fall at i
llousv," vhvre be j
and Jewelry cf every Gold Keys,
discretion. Also, Vest do.
Bard & Wilson's cole- Fob do.
Lrated Cold Pena. Gold Locket,
Coll Chain?, Seals, ;
Plated do. Guards,
Steel do. Steel, Si Brass Keja
Arc, too numerous to mention, a'.l of which wiH
be sold cheaper than they can be bought else
where in this vicinity. C fa-Is nl Yx'cicJits vcar
ran.'v.l aood lime I: per if or no 8u.
rrv- CLUCJK, WATCTUS. JEWELRY and
MUSICAL INrmUMUNTS rev-ircd with neat
l.tsq an 1 de-pat 'di r.iol warranted. Uiv tl em t
cull at thr-ir room .ppos.!e the hnmtain House"
;.s tln'-v will live vo'i entire satisfaction.
F.bJnsbv.ri, ilay 1 1. lSS'J.
v". V xv ? f- rs --r t a-:oi !
li'-i-iliiiijju iUiiiaiiliLU!
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j t ; which he heirs leave toci ll the attention f all
a the j . sure i f am.otrnciag
i Timm 1 Jllli r-nd Calbtzin.
pu; i:.; trencrany, ts.at ne br.s receive I
iastein eilie?, a new and splciidid htock
oi pure
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eetwi:;::; hand and seventh.
(Near the In:ra. II. II. De t.)
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oh:g the l.ct quality,
it t! c lowest prices.
June 18, 1856.
T1 LOVES. Stockiacs. Susiend is. Threads,
j Dr at ' J. it'Dennit's.
WiiIiam Alurrav. : H
Francis Gallisot, - '1
Christian Weaver, I 14
ltiddle & Korcabaugh, ill
John M'Cov, 14
John M'Colgan. 14
Nell Dugan, 11
Lawrence Cassidy, 14
Ettiuger & Ullman, 14
Wm. II. Gardner & Co. 13
Win. It. Hughes, 14
Sii8eiic7tanna Voicnship,
Jacob Carman, ' 14
Washington TotrnsJi ip,
John Troxeil, - ' 14
Mullin & Short, . 14
Frederick Fa gel. 14
Frederick il. Ceorge, - 14
Frederick Ixib & (Jo. 1 4
Dominick Kennedy, .14
Wm.Tiley 14
Charles People, 14
Lewis Cassidy, 14
Thomas II. Porter, 14
B. M'CJg.m. 14
Capt. Mark. M'Laughlin, ' '14
White Tornship,
Lloyd, Blogliam & llolliduy 1 4
CJeorge Walters, 14
Lvbe Ar Itowland, - 1-4
Miller & Cwin, 14
HauwEr.iES. 30th Class,
Andrew Guice,1 Lorctto Borough
William Bycrly, Johnstown Borough,
Martin Rcbrott, Carroll township.
George Huther, S unmerhili tj.
Lazarus lleiide, AVasbington tp.
l)r?Tiu,KHiEs. 10th Class,
Daniel Gsugh'nour, Johnstown Bjrough,
' LlLLIARI) TaIILE.
Henry Fter, Johnstown,
T::' Pin Alley.
Joseph Alwirio, Cmeoiaugh Borough.
I'atkxt rdi-.mq.Nf.; dth Class,
Clement Ilnssinjjer, Coirimaugh Btr.
(Jasper Cradle, - -
Mrs. Lj-dia Horner SnTiuxitvil'e "
Joseph A. Conrad. AlleiiEehv tn.
An appeal will he hi t tat too UotiTt House, in
tlie B rough of Ebenshrir, on Saturday June
12th 1.85G, where an v i.c4--ou disatislied with the
above appraisement and tUs.-ifieati n. mavatteud
if they think proper. ( P.'J. LITTLE,
, . f-ehantilo Appraiser.
SI. vo,
Attorney at Law, Ibeasburg.Pa ; .
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May 21, l?.".r..
i.ai? roil s.::.
FRIiE rubcribvr will oflbr for sale about Two
Hand red and eighteen acres, and idlowancc
of valuable laid situate in Cam'-m townshij,
Cambria county, Pa., about onu- hV.f mile south
of Pensacoia Steam Mill, and about :b7 Miilcs
roots
b::0cs,
Drn.1. ti- ricdicines.
stationary,
Lbeiivhurg, c
The laud
from
.vn-sd by the heirs of David Severs,
is well Limbered and c.-)lcu!aled for
larmmg purposes, also well auatueii lor plow ana
meadow land. For iartic;ibirs applv to the sub
scriber. STEITIEX LLOYD.
May 21, 1830. CO-tf.
Tlie Place to gel j cur rsjoucy ESatU
is at J. P.radley's Cheap Store in Munsttr. where
is to be found a large and well selected stock of
goods suited to the wants of the community,
which he will sell at his usual low prices, or ex
change for Wool, Butter, Eggs, or Other produce,
on advanced terms.
X. Ib Those having accounts standing six
months, or longer, are respectfully and earnestly
requested to call aud settle the same.
J. BRADLEY.
Minister, May 21, 1856. 30-Ct.-pM
and most fashion
y 1 .
i;is srocK 01
BE.4DY-3JABE CFTIIIO
is l.'.rge and well assorted, and v ill be sold at a
1 smad per ccntago over cost. He has a large sup
ply of
1 .
' 1 v-eji ivs,
Hardware,
Queens ware, W;di IV-j-
Glassware, Hooks & ',
1 1 11 v a rc, i 11 minings,
I fats & Caps, Notions, &e.,
Alsi, a gxd assorfmentcf
2?onuels iinrf 31illincry Goods.
The one j.iicc system which has proved fo sat
isfactory to hio- cuatomcrs and himself will La
strictly adhered to.
DANIEL M'LAUGHLIN.
Tunnel Hill, May 14, 1856. 29-12t.
Jlxccutoi 's 7'otice.
LITERS testamentary having been granted
to tne sui.scntcrs on the Estate of Mrs.
Rftsro a M'Langhlin, late of the i. wat-l ip of
Vrasi.ingli.n Cambria cei:nty, deceased. All per
fcons. therefore knowing themselves indibted to
tlie said estate will calf immediately and settle
their accounts with any c f tho irndt-'r named Ex
ecutors, aud all persons haviug claims against tha
said Estate will please present them for fcettle -iii-jnt
properly authenticated forthwith. , "
J'ETEH DOUuIIElITr, )
JOHN CASSIDY. j J-iCCators
May 8, 1850. 2'J-0t.
Arrival of Hit' Trains at IVilistore i
Tire Fast Line resumed its regular trip on
Monday May Huh. The following is the schedule
of the trains passing East and West.
Express West, 10 o'clock, 12 min. A.M.
Mail " S 42 " P. M.
Local Freiirht 7 P. M.
Mail Train East 11 13 " A.M.
FastLiue 0 52 " P. M.
Local Freight 6 35 ' A. M.
Hacks lf'ave this station immediately after the
departure o the trains for Ebensburg.
23iv.i:Iiiioij.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
Morgan Hughes and John Roberts, iu the
Plastering business was dissolved 011 Friday, 4th
April 185G.
MORGAN HUGHES.
Ebensburg, April iCthl 85ib
ffM. George. Ilcnrj- Iteucli.
NEW. .FIRM.
aunt r n .
THE subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens of Cambria county that they have
purchased the Tannery Establishment at Hemlock
Cambria County, formerly owned by A. M. R.
White. The establishment will undergo new re
pairs and improvements which will enable them
to manufacture Leather of all diseriptions for
country use, also, various kinds of Leather for
the Eastern market.
Cash will be paid for Bark and Hides of all
kinds, or if preferred in exchange for Leather.
None but practical workmen will be employed
Orders for Leather will be promptly attended to
F. 31. GEORGE.
HENRY 1UXCH.
Mav 7, 1S5C. 2-tf
CGHPQHAL JOHN KIEFFER.
T5"57"OULD respectfully inform his old friends
V ' ? and the travelling public that he has bas
ed the L.iran House, lioiiidaysbuig, and is pre
pared to entertain ad who may favor him with
thfir pytronnge in unubjectiottath' sr ie.
The HOUSE has been newly furnished thr..'
out iu a st vie nut : nrpas-ed by ny etajjlishment
in t,. interior of the State. His TABLE will
hdlE u;iiers!g!.cd will k1! at private sale hi
I well known property- situated in Susquehanna
To'A-nsIiip, Cambria county, it joins the farm of
Vin. Glass, about 15 miles from Elt-nburg. Tb
Susquehanna aud Ebensburg Plank Itxid passe
through the farm. The following are the improve
ments, a new Saw Mill ia good running order
4 Dwelling Houses, the one iu which the subscri
ber resides is a large building, having all the ne
e.sary -conveniences atlached a large Bank
Barn, luu feet long by 4o wide. Grancries, &c.,
3 Coal Bank? within SO rods of his residence
and immediately on the Plank Road 400 acre
of excellent fanning land, with a large quantity
of Tine Timber, together with 150 acres of tim
j t'cr leave all the land lays ou the Susquehanna
j river. Persons wishing to examine the property
j can call on the subscriber at hi residence. Term
j will be made easy to suit purchasers, as he is de
termined to leave for tne west.
ISAAC GIFFOltD
March 19, 185G.
j" llollidaysburg " Standard," will please cony
3 months and charge this ofiice,
FASHIONABLE
CLOTIflNfl E3I POM UN.
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING.
! O.REAT ATTR ACTION at tho New Store
oi Evans and Hughes, one door above the
Store room of Shoemaker & dark, where the sub
scribers are at present receiving and opening a
large and excellent assort nun of f ashionablo
Ueady JUnde Clothing
of the latest and most approved styles, which for
cheapness and durability ean not be excelled by
any similar establishment in the county; not
wishing to l-mj, but what we say we will roak
good c r take 1 he t rj'er. Every Article iu the cloth j
ii:g lint, will be kept on hand, viz: sutr.cr Coats
Sack Cc. ts, Prop do.; Par.ts, Vests, Cloaks, $-c,
all of thel-itest styles.
Cloths, Cassiir.eres, Satinets, Testings, of all
colours and styhs.
Cur Department of ROYS CLOTHING promises
a much l.-iore cxt- iv-iva si lec tion than usual.
We flatter cur.se! ves that we shall ha ' able to
furnish parmcnts suitable tor all c' asses, fitted up
in such a rnauner, and on such terms that shall
disarm all competition ; we thereforo ask a liberal
share of the rubric ratrorrnc.e.
' EVAN3 & nUGIIES.
June 4, ;50. - - -
1
ahvavs bo suppb-d w.th a!i too hi;) Untials aiul
delicacios of the season, and attended I y atten
tive servants. In a wont, no pams .n oe spar-.-o j
to make the Lruan.a iiri-t il.is- house, and rn.th- j
ing will le left"undoLo to render its guests com-
forta'ole and ha on".
The STABLLS, whi.-h are cxfe.wlvo, will be j
attrid.-d tivh .iK-tui;.! faithful h .iier.i. ;
REST AUEAN T. The has. mint i occnj 1 i - '.
as a ll.-sfauraiit, v. here meals ' will be serve.: u.. j
at all hours of 1 1 : day. together with oys.ti.-,, ,
wild game, ibh and all the doh-eaoios an 1 rt lr.-.di- j
meets of tlie K.u-ui). JOHN LIEI't'ER. !
June 4, lSuu.-C-tt. -
f 4-t)L1 14ir,?s nT1(- Rreastpins Combs, Port
monies, aud T.ys, at J. M' Dermit's
"I .TATS, CAPS aud LOOKING 'GrSSCSat
- a- J. M'DERM IT'S. '
d Diii Fiiiir, ior tal
J.M'DermiCs.
"7H1TE Lean.v,
f AD IMS ar.d. Childnn's
S! ocs nil Gainers a(
J. M'lrj!MlT'S
I. O. O. F.
S-;vv Hi-h,!and L!ire N,. 428 meets every I tueeia ol said deceased r.rv i -reby i;otitied tn
iffl-JlKiiWEDXESDAY tveniu',' at their Had j 11,;lKt; :nuediato payment, smd tho having
-.i;.v.- ,,,, j st.. in the upper story oi i 'amis will present them properly authenticated
j niEREAS .otters Tetameo'arv nn the l ist
I I V v;ii! "n ' ,t:rt:v-'iiitt ofl'iiich Stias ler,
I "f ('n-.M- townslii), Caiabria oiv. dcvcascl'
i haw been granted to the undersigned, by the
j Ibg:st.-r of said county, all j arsons mdrbtvd to
toe csi;.tu 01 said deceased r.rv t-Tvbv notified to
hocmnkcr (.'lark's building.
A DIES' Elastic licit s, Ulack and fancy' col
e ra at
J. M'Dermil's.
lbr betthment.
JAMES CARROLL. )
FRANCIS REACH, J
Lbemburg, April 9, 1856. Ct.
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