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"WHITE & DZYINE, Editors and Proprietors.
EBENSBURG. ;
WEDNESDAY MORNING:::::::::::::DEC. 10.
WANTED Beef, pork, , corn, . buckwheat,
oats, f-c, for subscription and advertis
ing to the Democrat & Sentinel.
President's Message.
. To the exclusion of much other matter, we
this week publish the message of President
l'ierce. It is an able and Statesmanlike doc
ument, and will well repay a perusal. The
condition of our domestic and foreign affairs
are clearly set forth, and the condition of. the
government shown to bo highly prosperous.
Tho acts - of the Black republicans upon the
slavery questkn, and their factious, and trea
sonable course is well shown up as utterly des
tructive to the rights of tho States, and the
equality of tho States, and to the Union.
We commend it to our readers, who will be a
ble to judge of it for themselves; but we do not
hc&itatc to eay that it is one of the most able
papers that has emanated from President
I'icrcc during his administration. -
Electoral College.
The Electoral College of this State, met in
tho SenateChamber. at Ilarrisburg, on Wed
nesday -last, and organized by choosing lion.
"William "Wilkins, 1'ivsident, and Wm. V.
M'Kkan, Ks1 , of Philadelphia, and Gen.
Wm. II. MiLLF.it, of Ilarrisburg, Secretaries.
The Collcgo then cast the twenty-seven
votes of -Pennsylvania for Jamek Bcciiaas
nd Jviis C IJkecicim. k;k. Mr. Ca m prell,
of Butler, was chosen baror of returns to
Washington City Mr. Ostekmoct to Judge
Kams of the U.S. Court, Philadelphia aud
Mr. MNTAIH to the Ilarrisburg Post Office.
The Electors visited Wheafltuid on Thurs
day by invitation of Mr. Buchansn. and dined
with linn. Tko Lancaster Iutellingencer says
that upon their return t that City th-y all ex
pressed themselves much gratified with their
Visit to Mr, Buchanan, and the courtesy and
Vmdnosa with whish thy wero wcleoiiicd to
VwhofpitaUty. r
. Enumeration.
We aro indebted to Gorge C. K. Zahm Esq.,
'Clerk of tho County CommisHioners, for the
following enumeration of tho Taxable inhabi
tants of Cambria county.
District. Taxable?, Deaf & Dumb, Blind
1
1
1
Sckvhyous Convention. The proceedings
of tho Convention of a largo number of Sur
veyors who have been drawn to0ur town, and
are now attending our court as witnesses iu
-an important latd case now being tried ; will
bo found in our paper this week, to which we
-direct attention.
Ges, "WiiiTFiELD.-Tbis gentleman who has
again been returned as delegate to Congress
from Kansas, was admitted to his scat on
'Tuesday last by a vote of 112 to 108, uotwith
standing the factious efforts of tho Black Re
publicans to prevent it. So ends the fight of
Itecder and Whitfield, which may be consid
ered as the last kick of Black Republicanism.
Johnstown This old borough is still im
proving tho Gas Works have been eomnlc
ted, and a new light introduced into tho town
We copy the following iiotici from the Echo
of tho grc&l-event which occurred on Tuesday
3t. and which is wortny of record. We arc
glad to hear of tho prosperity of our ncigh-
lors, and hope that the reign of " dark lan-
ierns" iu that region has coinc to an end at
JasL -
"TueLiciitiso .Up. Long before dark
last evening our citizens were busily engaged
3n discarding candle sticks, lamps, &c , and
snaking arrangements for the first appearance
of gas in their respective establishments.
Tho anxiously wished for time for the " touch
ing off" operation at leDgth arrived, and the
"brilliant light of gas illuminated the business
jportions of Johnstown. Considering it was
the first night of its introduciion, the light af
forded was clear and beautiful, and the expec
tations of the community fully realized. We
understand it is the iutcntion of tho authori
ties to light tho town with gas as soon as the
necessary fixtures ean be completed."
'CO- The New York Ledger, the great family
reekly paper, for which the most popular writers
in the couutry contribute, has now "attained the
extraordinary circulation of One Hundred and
Ninety Thousand copies, and subscriptions are
continually pouring m. Sec LttGKR's advertise
ment iu ajiuihcr column. "
Allegheny Tp., 29S
BUcklick 1M
Oembria, " 2t7
-Car Ml 417 2
Client 10 i 1
Jlearficld, 203
-Omcmaugh Ills 3
(V.netiiaugh Por, . 420
Eliensburg 2io 1
.Jackson, lrf
-Johnstown Bor. 51 1
Ioretto, t7
Minister,
Richland G31
vKiiminerLill, . 400
Summitvillo Bor. 85
Susquehanna ltJ.j 1
Washington 580
."White, 125
Total, 5702
r- The, Home Journal. :,
- The Itemc Journal always has been, and no
doubt always will -.be, while-under the editorial
care of Morris and "Willis, the most refined and
elegant family newspaper extant. The series for
1857 will contain new attractions, new features,
and new type. The editors will continue to de
vote their time and abilities' to tho work. N. P.
Willis proposes, in addition to his usual pictur
ing!? of home-life, and rural family sympathies
and interests, out-doors-aud-in, to give more of
his valuable " Letters on Health," which his ex
perience enables him to write, and which have
been so widely quoted, both at home and abroad
and also " a series of 'Portraits' of Living charac
ters." General Morris, besides his usual constant
labors upon the several departments of the paper
will make it -the woof on. .which to broidcr first
the new sketches, songs, ballads, etc., suggested
by the history and events of tlie passing time.
T. B. Aldrich, the gifted young poet, whose pro
ductions have recently created such, a sensation in
literary circles, Las prepared an original prose
poemcntitled the I lose of Glen I.Klge," which
will be published in numbers, from week to week.
Genio O. Scott will continue his piquant and pop
ular papers on fashion, gossip, romance, etc.,
which have proved so " interesting to lathes."
Besides these constant writers, the Home Journal
has a corps of correspondents, wholly unsurpass
ed, in the society of New York, and through
these gifted and -refined " mediums,"- its readers
are kept apprised of all that occurs new, charm
ing and instructive, in the brilliant circles of city
life. For tho health, the moral improvement,
and the religious culture of families, the editors
watchfully gather ever3' new suggestion, and cure
fully chronicle all signs of progress and utilit3'.
By unceasing vigilance and industry, and by
skill, acquired by long and successful practice,
they will, undoubtedly, still keep the Home Jour
nal undisputed as the bost family newspaper in
existence. The terms are two dollars u year, in
advance. Address Morris & WilUs, New Yoik.
Gody's Lady's Book. The January num
ber of this Magazine is on our table it
abounds with the choicest reading matter from
the pens of our first American Literary wri
ters. The engravings are superb. Tho fash
ion plates and embroidery, arc of the latest
fashions. With the present number, iu point
of literary merit, no Magazine compares.
Profkpsou Armls' Lecture. The lec
ture of Professor Amies, on the subject of
Memory, was delivered before an intelligent
and attentive assemblage at the Presbyterian
Church on Monday evening last. The lecture
was highly instructive, and vejire pleased
to learn that ijuite a number of our citizens
have joined his class
iC-ST Mr.- P. Cook arrived at Washington
on Sunday, from Arizona, the new Territory
formed out of the Gadsden purchase from
Mexico. He brings with him his credential?,
and wili claim a seat in the House as delegate
from that Territory, lie icports the popula
tion of Arizona at from ten to fifteen thousand
persons, and that tho Territory will make a
State about as large as Pennsylvania.
Minnesota. Gov. Gorrr.au, in Lis mes
sage to the Minnesota Legislature last winter,
stated the population of the Territory at 70,
000, as shown by the, census taken in the
summer previous. At the opening of naviga
tion in the spring it was estimated at 120,
000, and now. near the close of navigation,
it is set down by St. Paul papers at 200,000.
At its present rate of increase Minnesota will
have a population of at least half a mil'ion iu
1S00. '
On Wednesday 10t h inst., by Rev. Mr. Pyatt.
Mr. JACOIl STAI1L to Miss ELIZABETH
HOOVER, all of this place.
&- e v i: n y r e a d be
ST'EL please not we the advertisement des
t V seriptiveof Mu. Sears' Pictorial Fam
ily Bible, and send for the Printed Catalogue c
an our illustrated Work?.
To the uninitiated in. the great art cf sell
ing Books, we would say, that wc present a
scneme i.r money-making, .ir better than all the
gold mines of California and Australia.
CO- Any person wishing to embark in the en
terprise, win r:.k little l.y sending to tho Pub
lisher $25, for w hich he will receive sample cop
ies of the various works, (at wholesale' prices,)
carefully boxed, insured, and directed, affordin'"
a wry liberal percentage, to the agent fur his
trouble. With these he will soon be aole to as
certain the most saleable, and order accordm-dy
Address (post paid) ROBERT SEARS, Publisher
181 William Street, New York
A val of the Trains at Wiitnore
Station.
The Past Line resumed its regular trip on
Monday May 10th. The following i3 the schedule
or the trains passing East and West.
r.xpress et, 10 o'clock, 12 min
Mail " 8 42
Local Freight 7
Mail Train East 11 13 "
Fast Line C C2 "
Local Freight 0 35 "
A. M.
V. M.
p. m:
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P. M.
A. M.
Hacks leave this station immediately after the
departure o the trains for Ebensbur".
WAIAl'T HILL FAIUI,
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will dispose of the above
property, well known as tho Richard Ash
craft Farm, situated in Susquehanna Township?
one mile north of Carrollton, containing nearly
of excellent farming, laud, ONE HUNDRED
AND NINKTY acres cleared, and in a good state
of cultivation. The improvement consist tf :
TWO DWELLING HOUSES, A BANK BAItX,
100 foet by CO. Also, a large ORCHAHD o'f
.'.v.t wim an mo necessary
out-buildings. Water in abundance at the dwel
ling houses, and in the barn yard, and - through
all the mcudows. A more desirable location can
not be found in Cambria Count v. Ant fiirii.
information desired, can be had by calling ,n
V M. K. riPER.
Ebcnsburg, Dec. 3, 185G.
ADIES and Children's
hoes jind Gaiters at
J. M'DEBMIT'S.
EMPLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER.
THE BEST BOOK FOR AGENTS.
TO FEUS OA'S OUT OF EMPL 0 YMEXTt
An Elcgaut Gift for a Father to Present to hi3
Family! - " - '
- &3- Send for One Copy, and try it among your
Friends ! TJ ' '
WANTED Agents in every section of the
United States to circulate SEARS LARGE
TYPE QUARTO BIBLE, For Family Use En
titled ' " -
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With about One Thousand Engraving!;!!!
This useful book is destined, if we can form an
opiuion from the Notices of the Press, to have an
unprecedented circulation in every section of our
wide-spread continent, and to foini a distinct era
in the sale of our works. It will, rio doubt.. in a
few years become THE FAMILY BIBLE OF
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
fjcj- The most liberal remuneration will be al
lowed to all persons who may be pleased to pro
cure subscrilers to tho above. - From 50 to 100
copies may easily : be circulated and sold in each
of the principle cities ' and towns of the Union
IT WILL BE SOLD BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLY
Application should be made at once, as
the field will soon be occupied.
CO Persons wishing to act as agents, and do a
safe business, can send for a specimen copy.
. fJCy- On receipt of the established price tSix Dol
lars, the PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE, with
well bound Subscription Book, will be carefully
boxed, and forwarded per express, at our ris-k and
expense, to "ny, central town or village in the
United Stales, excepting lho.c of California, Ore
gon and Texas.
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come safe. -
jiy- In addition to the Pictorial Bible, wc pub
lish 11 large number of Illustrated Family Works,
very popular, and of such i liih moral and un
exceptionable character, that while jjood men
may safely engage in their circulation, they will
confer a Public Benefit, and receive a Fair
Compensation for their labor.
Orders respect fully solicited. For further
particulars, address the subscriber, post paid. J
ROBERT SEARS,
181 William Street, New York.
THE MEAT FAMILY WEEKLY TAPES.
THE SEW YORK LEDGER has now attained
the extraordinary circulation of Or.c Hundred
and Ninetv Thousand copies. The LEDGER is
devoted to" POLITE LITERATURE, ORIGINAL
TALES, SKETCHES, POETRY, ESSAYS, GOS
SIP and CURRENT NEWS, aud maintains a
high moral tone. It is everywhere acknowledged
to be the best family paper in the world ! . Hence
its extraordinary and unheard of populaiit v. Mr.
RONXElt, the Troprktor of the LKDGER, em
ploys the best talent in the country, and by so
doing makes the best paper. Such writers as
Fanny Fern, Sylvanus Cobb, Jr., and Emerson
Bennett, are permanently engaged on it, and will
write for no other paper hereafter. Mrs. Sigour
ney, also, constantly writes for it; so do a host of
other popular authors, including Mrs. Emma L.
N. South worth, Alice Clary, Mrs. Vaugnan, Mary
W. Stanley Gibson, Clara Snyder, &e., &c. The
LEDGER is beautifully illustrated every week.
The NEW YORK LEDGER is printed on beau
tiful white paper, and is composea of eight pages
making the handsomest weekly paper in the
country-. It 73 pnVoshe-1. every Saturday, and
sold at" tho News offices in eveiy city f d tOV'U
throughout the country ; and is mailed fur sub
scribers at two dollarr per annum; two copies
are sent for three dollars. Any person obtaining
eight subscribers at $1,50 each, (which i our low
est club lates,) and sending us $12 will be enti
tled to one copy Free. Terms invariably in ad
vance. Address all letters to
ROBERT BONNER. Publisher of the New
York Ledger, 44 Ann Street, New York. -
N. IJ. N ow is a jroood time to subscribe as
EMERSON BENNETT'S Great Original Novel of
FRONTIER LIFE, will be commenced in tho
LEDGER on the first of January.
VALUABLE lItOIKIlTV
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will dispose of bis property
in Munster township, Cambria county.
Tho f;rrm contains
SEVENTY-SIX ACRES
more or less, about forty acres cleared and In a
good state of cultivation. There is on tho place
a Log Barn and Log House, together with a
Young Orchard of choice fruit. Any person
wishing to purchase can call on the subscriber
residing on the place.
Capt. DAN. BRADLEY.
Dec. 2. 1856. 3t.
.tclmf iIi1i;i1i s IVotUc.
T" ETTERS of administration have been grant
JLi ed to the undersigned residing in the Bor
ough of Ebensburg. Cambria county, on the es
tate of c William Gillan of Munster township
Cambria county, deceased. All person indebted
to said estate are requested to come forward and
settle their accounts immediately.
HARRISON KINKEAD, Adm'r.
Dec. 3, 1850, C-Ct.
- ESTiCAV.
CAME to the residence of the
subscriber residing in Cambria
township, about the 20th of Nov
ember a GRAY MARE, about 15
or 16 years old.
.The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away, other
wise 6he will be disposed of as the law directs.
FRED. FCLMER.
Dec. 3. 1S5G. .
: CAtTIoK'.
ALL persons arc hereby cautioned against
trespassing on my farm, by throwing down
fences, turning in cattle and otherwise injuring
my property, as I am determined to enforce tho
law on all trespassers.
WM. CARNEY.
Munster tp., Nov. 2C, 1866.
ADMLMSTRATOK'S AOTICE.
X LITERS of administration on the estate of
JUt "Willi am Duncan late of Blacklick township
have been granted by the Register of Cambria
County to the subscriber residing in Brush Valley
township Indiana county of which all persons
interested will please take notice.
JAMES STEWART, Adm'r.
Nov. 20, 185C. Gt.
STRAYED AWAY. --
STRAYED away from the subscriber
residing at the Summit. Cambria
County, a White and' Red Cow, white-
in the face, with a bell on. Any information in
regard to her will be thankfully received "and a
liberal reward will be paid for "her recovery.
REV. T. SUEHAN.
Nov: 20, 185(5, " -
- ' STltAYS. 3
GAME to the residence of the subscri-'JpfTTSN
ber residing in Susquehanna town-rijj!
iip, about the first of October, a large
white sow with a litter of pigs. The owner is
requested to come forward pay charges and take
hei away, otherwise sho will be disposed of ac
cording to law.
JAMES M'CLOSKEY.
Nov. 26, 1S5G. -. - ' -. 1 -
TjAPER Iietter. note and foolscap
- P
ttancr. Steel Pens. Ink. Ouills..
lM vc'.ooes: Books. &c.. at teBiiavr
J. M'Dermit's.
OLD Rings and Brciastoins Combs Port,
monies, aiid Toys, at J M'Dermit's
Have you Subscribed to I lie
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
FOR TIIK THIRD YEAR?
SEE , T.II E RARE INDUCEMENTS ! The
managers have the pleasure of announcing
that the. collection of Works of Art designed for
distribution among the subscribers, wb se names
are received previous to the 28th of January, '57
is much larger and more costly than on any pre
vious year. Among the leadiug works and in
Seulptur executed in th finest Marble is the
new and beautiful Statue of the
"WOOD NYMPH,''
Tho busts of tlie 3 Great American Statesmen,
CLAY, WEBSTER AND CALIIOUN,
Also the exquisite Ideal But,.
" SPRING,"
APOLLO AND DLVNA, .
In Marble life size, together with the following
Groups ami Statues in Carrara Marble of the
STRUGGLE FUR THE HEART,
. YEN US & APPLE; 1SYCHE ; MAGDALEN:
CHILD OF THE SEA; INNOCENCE;
CAPTIVE BIRD j & LITTLE TRUANT;
With numerous works in Bronze, and a collection
Of SKVEBAIi HUNDRED . -.
rine Oil I'ainf ings,
by leading Artists.
ine wnoie ol wnicn are to be distributed or al
lotted among the subscribers whose names are re
ceived previous to the
Twenty-eighth of January, 557,
when the Distribution w ill take place.""
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber of three dollars is cnlitled to
A copy of the splended Steel Engraving, "Sat
I'RDAI XIGHT," Or
A copy of any of the following ?3 Magazines
" " one year ; also
A copy of tlie Art Joc k.vac one year, and
A Ticket in - the Anual Distribution ofWurks
of Art. -
Thus, for every f 3 paid a person not only gets
a beautiful Engraving or Magazine one year, hut
also receives the Art Journal o'ie 3 ear and a
Ticket in the Anual Distribution, making four
dollars worth of reading matter besides the tick
et, by w hich a valuable painting or piece of Stat
uary may be received in addition.
Those who -prefer Magazines t- tho rnirrvmn
Saturady Night' can have either of the following
im vnr : Hrner Macrazin ? r( nwlr.T-'u T..,l.fV.
one
- - -. L o , -. . v l 1 o
liooK, ymieu ocaies jiagzinc, nnickerhocker Mag
azine, GrabamV Magazine, Blackwood Magazine,
Southern Literary Messenger.
No jcrson is restrict! to a single share. Those
taking fiye menderships, remiling $15, arecnti.
tk-d to fix F.ngravin. and lofix tickets in distri
bution, or any five of tha Magazines, one year, und
six tickets. -"
Persons, in remitting funds for membership
will jdeaso icgistcr tho letter at the Post Office, to
prevent Joss; 011 -receipt of which, rt certificate of
Membership, together, with the Engraving or Mag
azine desired -will be forwarded to any part of the
countrj-'.
For further particulars, see the November Art
Joirnal sent free on aplicatinon.
For membership,- address
C. L. 1KRB Y, Actuary C. A . A.
S"S Broadway, New York, or Western Ofiice,
ICS Water street, Sandusky, Ohio, or
II. J. ROPERTS, Hon. Secfv, at Eleusburg.
iACoB sxAiiL.
C. TLOs!. IlOIiEllT?.
STAHL &l ROBERTS.
Ttte "T HE subscribers, thankful fur
KftfyL I the liberal patrouaire exten
ded totheni. boir leae toan-
nonce to. the citizens of Ebensburg. and vicinity
that they have just received another large and
beautiful assortment of articles suitable lor the
Holidays, viz :
Gold and Silver Hunting Watches, Gold and Sil
ver open face Levers, Silver Lepines, Silver
Quartiers, Uold Guard Chains, Gold Vest and
Fob Chains,. Silver, Plated and Steel Chains,
Gold Pencils. Gold K?ns, Gold Lockets, Gold
Hooks.Gold Breastpius.Ladies and Gentlemen's
Gold Eardrops, Gold Ear-riugs, Gold Finger
Kings, Gold Cuff Pins, Gold Sleeve Buttons,
Gold Armlets, Gold Studs. Gold Charms, Gold
Guard Slides. Silver Thimbles, Plated and Stetl
Spectaclos.Gold Vest aud Fob Keys.Gold Watch
Seals, Violin Strings. Necklaces, Wristlets,
Clock KcySjSteel Keys,Violins, Flutinas, Flutes,
Accordeans, &c, &c.
EIGHT DAY AUD THIRTY HOUR CWCKS
of the best qualit3 All articles warranted to be
as represented .and sold cheaper than can be bought
in this vicinity.
0 All kinds of CLOCKS, WATCIIIX,
JEWELRY and MUSICAL JXSTJWMENTS
repaired with promptness and at reasonable rates.
Don't fail to " bob round" at their room, opposite
the Mountain House," as they feel confident
they c:m render entire satisfaction.
Nov. 19, 1S5G 1 tf. -
TIIK LOSO I.OOKEDFOK HAS COME AT
CI.OTlll STORE! !
The largest, bet, and cheapest assortment of
CI'OTIUXG !
S, Bernei would respectfully inform tie citi
?ns of Ebensburg aud eurroundinxountry, that
he has just opened out at bis new establishment,
near the Cour House, one of the largest, most va
ried, elegant and cheapest assortment of Clothing
ever brought to this or any other place.
His stock is iraquestionabiy tlie richest and ra
rest ever imported to the top of the AlU-ghcnies.
and embraces everything that can be enumerated
or conceived in the Clothing line, consisting of
Overcoats of all sizes and qualities from $3,00 to
$20,00, - . -
Coata " " " $1,00 to $20,00
Pants " " $0,75 to $8,00
Vests ; ' ' " $0.75 to $8.00
Also, a full assortment of silk Neckerchiefs
Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Shirts. Undershirts, Draw
ers, Socks, Comforts, Collars, Travelling Bags
&c, &c. -
It is useless to attempt to give anything like a
general enumeration, as the task would be a dif
ficult one, but in lieu of this, the public aro most
cordially invited to call and examine if they wLh
the best of bargains.
vElwnsburg, July SO, 1850.-40-1 y.
GREAT ATTRACTION ! !
TnE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Carrollton, Cambria county
that he has received a larse and splendid stock of
DRY GOODS,
of all descriptions, consisting partly as follows:
CLOTHS, CASSlMIiRES. CASSINETS, JEANS
CALICOI-S, &c.
together with large assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, &c. All kinds of Produce
taken in exchange. Lumber taken at market
prices." . GEOEGE.WEIMEE.
..Nov. 2G, 1850.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
LETTERS of Administration have bcea Grant
ed to the undersigned on the estate of Wil
liam Owens of Blacklick township, Cambria
County dpe'd. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate will make, immediate pay
ment, and those having .claims against said es
tate, present them duly authenticated for set
tlement. JOHN OWENS, Adnrr.
Blacklick tp. Ivov..2G. 1
UMMER Coats and Pants, and. Silk. Lan i3s
Gingham Handkerclriefa at J. M'Dermits.
Oi:0. W. REED. T. I.. IftTKB.
- . iicco 111:1
AT TOJl NE YS A T L A II',
Ebensburg, Pa.
." T. I.. IIKYKIt
A GEXT for the Eycoming Mutual Insurance
-iJa. Company.
Counsel given in tho English and German
languages. "
. Office 011 High Street Ebcusburg, TcnnV -Feb.
0. 18iG., ly. . ;
James Il lX-iinits Store
. OPPOSITE - THOMI'SON'S HOTEL.
CI N till rQVXB TlBi: K
LADIES Muwjcco, Calf and Patent Leather Boots,
and strong Shoes suitable for winter,
Gaiters and Gum Shoes.
GIRL'S Shoes, coarse and fine child's Shoes
Overshoes and Gum Shoes. .
MEN'S AND BUY'S Boots Hats and Ca.s."'
MEDICINES for the Sick. , ' .
(X)FFEE. Tea, Sugar, iSrc, for all.
CANDIES, Nuts. and Apples.'
CIGARS, and Tobacco.
A CHOICE lot of Pen and Pocket Knives.
PORT-MONA1ES.
COM15S,
RINGS, AND
BREAST PINS.
STOCK I NO YARNS.
NOTE PAPER, letter and
Foolscap ditto. .
COMFOKTS, Gloves and Hose,
BliUSHES and Combs.
PATENT Thread, and SshxI Thread.
VELVET. &c.
MANY articles suitable fur presents.
CALL AND SEK OUR STOCK,
Admittance Free. J, t
Ebensburg. Nov. 20, 1800. 3t.
Ho! for Salt River!
THE subscriber offers at private Sale, all that
Valuable -property, situate in MooreUmn,
adjoioiog the Borough of Ebensburg, consisting nf
two contiguous lots on the plan of said Mooretown,
upon which arc erected a line '
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,'",
well finished ; a Frame Stable ; a Frame Wood
Shed ; and other necessary out-building. There
are also upon the premises a thriving lot of choice
fruit trees, and a never failing Well of soft water.
Any person desiring a residence at Ebensburg.
would do well to call upon the subscriber, as his
terms will be moieratc.
II. J. ROBERTS. .
Ebensburg, Nov. 2, lOGC. 2 Gt..
Estate !' Aeitiitfny I.IJzinger licc-l.
LETTERS of administration having leen grant
ed by the Register of Cambria county on the
estate of Anthony Litzinger, late of Irelto. in
said county, deceased, to the undersigned. No
tice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against said decedent to present them properly
authenticated for settlement, and those indebted
will 1 lease make payment without delay.
WM. KITTELL. AdruV.
Ebensburg, Nov. C, 1&5G. Ct
Instate ofJanics L.. Watt, tlec'd.
WHEREAS, letteis of Administration on the' es
tate of James L- Watt, late of Summitville,
Cambria co., dec'd.have been grantfl bv the Reir-
l&vtr 01 'jlUii,y. L) ,iie uni.ersignei, notice is
hereby given to all persons; Lriug claims against
said estate to present them properly autlirntica
ted fur.settlelnent, and those indebtsd are reques
ted to make payment without dthivl
Oct. 23, Isob-Gt. MARY ELLEN WATT.
THE subscril-er offers for sale the following de
scribed property, situate in Washington tp.,
Cambria couut' :
Cne lot sLuated near the A. P. R. R., fronting
on said road, 10 feet front, with a large tavern
stand thereon erected.
ALSO 250 acres of excellent timber land. 75
acres cleared, and in good cultivation, situated
near the A. P. R. R. ALSO One lot near Lil
ly's station. Persons wishing to purchase an call
on the sulscriber, at Xo. 4. A. 1'. R. 11. IWi1
sion given on tho 1st day of April next.
Oct. 22. 15G 3t. J. M GONIGLE.
OIll'IIAXS' COURT SAI,C.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court ol
Cambria County, the undersigned wi!lespne
to public Vendue or outcry, on Saturday the 25
day of October inst., the following described
Real Estate with the appurtenances, to wit:
All that lot of ground, situate. in the village of
St Augustin, in the county of Cambria, adjoining
Jots ol George Smith, John Cane, David Mill
and others; containing one acre and eighteen
pert hes.
AI.SO'. All that piece -or parcel of land, situ
ate in Cleai field township, Cambria County,-adjoining
lands of Lewis Caile, John Zeil; and
others, containing thirty acres or thereabouts, un
improved.
Ij7" Sale to be held on the premises on the fol
lowing terms. One half CASH on confirmation
of the Sale, and the l-allanceiu six months there
after, with interest to bu secured by the bonds
and Mortgage of tlie purchaser. :
11ENRY BENDER
Guardian of the minor heirs of Joseph Wliar
ton deceased. '
October 8, 185G.
Administrators Xotlco.
LETTERS of Administration on the estate of
Edward Hutchinson Esq., late of the Bor
ough of Ebeusburg Cambria county deceased,
having been granted to the sulscriler. by the
Register of spid county. Notice is hereby given
to all persons indebfc-'d to said estate to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same, will present them duly authenticated
for settlement. .
- -: . II.. KINKEAD, Adm'r.
October 15, 1850.- Ct. .
NOTsCE.
13ETITI0N of the
. So:ict3T o f Hu
manity at Jolinstown
And now, to wit: 10
Sept. 185i. Petition read
and ordered to le p no
li ished agreeably to the
Cambria county, Pcnu
sylvtnia, for lncorp provisions of the Act of
ration. li tmmoii
Pleas of Cambria coun
ty, No. December
Term. 1850.
.-scmbly in such case
made and provided.
By the Court.
A True Extract from the Record.
Certified this 1 3th Nov. 1850.
II. J. ROBERTS, Prothonotary
l L.S. j
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
LTTERS of Administration have been grant.l
to the undersigned, residing in Sumnicrltill
Township, on the estate vf Caspar Wendle, t f
Suinmerhill Township, deceas;d. All jcrsons
knowing themselves inlebtcl to said estate are
hereby notified to settle their accounts without de
lay, and all persons having claims against the es
tate will present them priuK-rlv authenticatwl for
settlement. . J UN WONDERS.
Smumerhill Tp., Nov 19 j?$t;t.
SOTICt,
IS hereby given to all persons indebted to the
sulseriber?to call and settle their accounts lie
rore the 1st day of Decern bt r. and those having
claims against hiir: wifi present them for scttlo
ment PETEIi MOVERS.-
November L, 1S36. , 2 2t. ,
Sacculation. ""'
rpilE Mi Wt ilers, bavirg prchsrd ffio r?cht
J to make and' wll H A LDEMANVi PATENT
ADJUSTABLE II A Ilinnv. f.i 1-;.
j have it immediately introduced, pninoso to nel
I township rights at very low rates. Tlii Harrow ' .
is One of the most imM,rtant improvrmentH of tho
age. and especially suitable for this country. Y
rcsjHvtfully invite farm-is to o-mc nd examine
this Harrow. We will le ready t sell township
ri-hts until the 1st of December, after which time
the townships .it.it disposed of will lc n-wrved by
Ufi- M. C. M'CAGUE & CO.
OctoU-r 2.9th, 185C 1 tf.
rplli: subscril-tr has just received ami now op-J-
enetl out at his store room in the IvXongh vf
lxiretto. a large aud wt-Il selected st(K;k t f
Fall and Winter Goods,
T o,i;3VViS'C;In;crt's' St'nt-S Tweeds, Jeans.
Ladies I ress ; Goods. French. Merinos, Tartan
In t ' 1 ! , ' ,LaineS' X0"' "KSlh ilerl
noe.. Coburgs, Alpacas, Delx-gc, Bay State long
and square shawls. Calico, Ginghams, CLock.,
k King, Arc. A handsome assortment of
MAEC-M- CiOTIHAO,
together witlr a iarge assortnient of Gnccticg
, I f ll 'T- Quf ,!Vi,rc' l)ru Raint,-lVU
tnt Mchcmes. Dye-stuffs. Nails by tliekc'OI-ua
hy the box Fish and Salt by the barrCeS :
ware, together with many other articles Ul
ITr nM;,,l,;?1f of which vill be sold atth
louesthgiue. Gran, of all kind taken-WdS
'"" -,nS -,,ntI p. IL 5U1KLDS.
Loiettn. O. t. L9, lPSG 1 tf
JVWXAX'J UEXTILES OUTDOXEi
mm TO SETTDIfl MOSEY MlU
I irJi"(i0rsisr'wl wou,J Ict fully inform
J- theit. ns of EU-nsburg and surrounilinK
country, that they have received a large aort
ment of .
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
from Uic Eastern cities. The stock comprises all
the latest styles, aud suited to all iy.c, from th
old to the young, and th6 prices a.lajrfed to tha
wants f tl rich and the ix.r. The stock con
sists of
. all and Winter Clothing
fine black and blue new style Dress and Frock
Coats, business coats of all qualities, double and
single breasted vests, plain and fancy pants of
every quality. ALSO A full supply of hat
caps, shirts, collars, Cravats, handkerchiefs sus
penders, hosiery, gloves, stocks, rc. '
The clothes-wearing public are respectfully so
icited to call, and examine and price their goods
and judge of their quality and cheapness them
selves. EVANS & HTGHES.
Ebensburg, Oct. 20, 18GG ly.
NhW AKHIVAL! CHEAP GOODS"
George Bl'Cann in hq Field.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
good citizens of Elcnsl auJ tJc slirrouc4.
in? Y;VlT.uy, that he Las ut receive.1 from the
Eat one of the most choice stock of goods ever
brought to this place.. The stock is varied, and
selected with an eye to the immediate wants of
thcpublic. His stock consists of the following
A ycneral assortment of Xcw Styles of J ut
and Winter OwkIs, comprising a variety of La
diey Dres Goods, amonj which icill lc found
Brocade, Silks of all color & style
jjieromoes. r r. oug. r lencn Jc wool iiaida,
Lawns,
Cassimers,
Dclains,
Alapacas,
Black Silks,
Fancy do.
Bleached Muslin?,
Unbleached do.
Calicoes,
Ginghams,
Cloths.
l'ancy do.
Tweeds. 1
Kentucky Jcac,
Fancy Nestings,
Shirts of all kind
Cravats,
Plain Gloves,
l'ancy do.
A splendid lot of Ladies Cloaka and Tlm.
with a lot of Shawls, consisting of tlie AJlowinc
styles, Broche, Turk era, Stela, long aud squara
Bay -State, and geuts travelling Sliaw Is,
Together witli an innumerable abu tment of ar
clcs not mentioned, usually kcjt in 4 couiury
Btoie. These goot's will 1hj sold at fair prices.
Call aud examine, evoui if you do nut LJi to pur
chase. -MILLISEUT
COODS.
CONNECTED wiUi the slorc m a laro
Stock f.f MI LIS Eli Y U O tfX. K,vrrv
article in this lincwn h:ui.m ,.Ti
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will ho. conslantlv in n-rpinf ff D.rt i.if
-w2-' niv iuiA4 i n :
of I! ON SETS, for old and 3-011 ng. BIBUOSS
of every pattern and color, LAVES. EDULXG,
$c,f-c.
A beautiful assortment of 30 URXIXG Goothi
now on Laud, ami prices to suit the times.--Ladies
are respectfully "invited to call and ex
amine this stock which is far ahead of any goods
of a similar kind brought to this place.
GEURGE M'CANX.
Ebensburg, .Oct. 29, 1 Sod.
JOSEPH C. HOLMES.
n AMi tire attennou ine muat-
W itants ol Johnstown and sin- CiT:,
rounding country, to his large and
icauiiiui asfrortmeni 01 -.
CLQCKS,;WATCKES. JEffELRY. M. II
which he is determined to sell off cheap for CASH
Knowing that he can and will kcII cheaper thau
any hou in town, r in tn Eat or Wet. Those
wishing bargains would do well to cull upun hiia
and examine his
stock am) mim
before purchasing elsewhere. The jxiaid of bia
stock consists of the
XEWEST STYLES AXD OF THE
FINEST WORKMANSHIP.
Also, thos wishing to piTcbase wholesale can
buy as cheap here as in tie East and cheaper fjtn
in the West. 11c challenges Johnstown for Itylv
a lul quality of goods.
He invites all tocall and see for thcnW vs.
the word, humbug ncvcrdid belong W ins naaickr
his dealings.
Johnstown, Oct. 22, 1306. '
I.sl;itc oi'3iidincl iremon dee'd.
TIIK undersigned auditor, npjxiinte.1 by the Or
phans' Court of Cambria county, to a.sorriati,
what amount, if any, of the debts of Michael Bn
sin. dec'aRel, arc to e im'ul out of the proc.rM
of the real estate of s;iil deceased, sJd b' Joht.
Brawley, trustee, by order Ts.iid Cinrrt. pm-M
ant to procxtHliug in partition, and to invcstig.t
and iletermjne the vaiidit3- of the claims, as
to ascertain the liens, if 51113- there arc, against tit
heirs of said" Michael Bens.. n, which bind their .
sective interests iu said rcn estnte, hereWw)
lies all persons Interested that be will attend
the duties of tcud appt.intmeut at hits ofrice, it,
the Inmnigh of Ebcnsbnr". -on
ThCKSDAV, TIIE20-WI i,:VY Of NoVEitBER
at one o'chk. P. M. JOHN S. RHEY. : "
ElK-iisb.irg, (Vtl.-.th. Auditor.
vistuA'ir. :
CAME to t!ie residence-of tho imbsciiber, residm -in
Carroll Wwnsiip, C'amWia cunty. Pa. x
GREY..MARH, aln-ut twtlveor fiftcvn veaisol-!
has a lump 00 each fvre leg. She hl a mpen di'
er on when taken iP. . LEVI LUT31EK
OctoL-er 22d, ltbxi. . .. V "
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