STATELIEST -
Moving tin Receipt and ErjKndUvrts, and prta-
4 financial condition of ilte CamLria County
, i ' :.y Agricultural Society. -
OUN "WILLIAMS, Esq., Treasurer of the Cm
i bria County Agricultural Society, iu account
with aaid Society. "Mi.
For the period beginning with Hie organisation
Jif the society, and terminating with the first an
nual Pair. 1
To mt. ree'd from sundry persons for
Membership, previously Fair.
To amt. rood, from sale of 253 Mem
bers Tickets during Fair,
To amt. recM from sale of 517 ahnii
tauce tickets during F.iir
To amt. roe'd from Complimentary,
tickets during Fair,
To amt. ree'd from R. L. Johnstc n. be
ing for Hamilton Rent, aud amount
paid by county.
?5:.cO
10.00
115.00
$617,2.
CR.
12.20
.76
.25
1.50
contra.
By amt. Counterfeit money taken iu at
Fair.
By a ait. loaa in change.
pail Andrew I
David Morris for labor,
Oruer No. 1.
7.y arat. raid Frederick Fu!rci r for labor
order No. 2.
By atnt. pryd John Fulir.cr for labor,
cr.ier No. 5,
"By amt. paid Thomas CrliHtu for lum
ber, order No. 4 ,
By amt. psid John Thompson, Jr., for
hauling. Are. .order No. 5.
By air.t. paid J. Fatton Thompson, for
Badge, D:p!om'.3, ore. rnlcr No. 6,
By imt. paid E. B. Walker, f.r Music,
order No. 7.
By arnt. paid "White & De-vine, for Prin
ting, order No. 8,
amt. psid John M. Bwm.ui. for
Printing, order No. 0.
I'y ami. paid Cr.arh-8 Owens for Black
smithing, order N . 10.
V-j am, paid E Iward Roberts, for Ropes
nd Tallow, order No. Il
By amt. pa'd Roe S. Lloyd, for work
lit Ring, order No, 1 2.
Ft amt. paid J. Moore & Son, f-r Haul
ing t Mds-.. order No. 13,
r.y arat. paid Lewis & Lutz, for Keep-
t rig Gate, order Xi. 14.
By mnt. paid Robert Murray, fur labor,
cider No. 15.
,75
r.,4i
27.C3
55,00
40,00
15, CO
15.00
2 92
C,00
6i. n
12.00
5.25
312,00
3C.52
By amt. paid Davis A 1 1 yd for Enelo
Tire, fro., order No. 16,
Ft amt. paid Andrew Duuruire for Prov
ender, ordtr No. 17.
Brtmt. paid .fohn T. Davis, Policeman
"order No. If. 3.00
Fy mt. paic P.. Litzirger " order No. 19 3.00
K-M. Krans " " i0
ll:vh Jones ' 21
Wm. Mill. Jr., " " 22
Stephen trans " " 23
Geo. Lewi " " 24
Wo. Til b. t " " 25
Jojws & Evans Boards 2'i
Fy ml. eliarged for fumibbing vattr
Ti ground,
3.00
3.00
3,00
3.00
3.00
3,M)
10.00
A41.42
a?an- !nTrsnrer. 24,175
R. L. JOHNSTON.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jn.,
ri:es.joiin lloyd,
ezf.kiel hughes,
james myers.
Ca-ttI. of Arrangement, f r 1,'5.
TOFTN T I'LLIAMS, F.. Ticasnrrrrf theCr.tn
bri counlv Agrijujtural Society, in account
rrith r aid Bcciety. DR.
Tor t he poritxi since last settlement, ami inclu
ding the sivond annul. ! Fair.
To STrnrtt rrcM from sa!e ct o32 whole
t-:-ke? st. Fair, t532,C0
To a.no'::t roc d from sale of 4S3 qr.
iO amount ree'dfrom .Is. D. Hamilton
fcr rent, - " 20.C0
T amount ree'd from sundry persons at
Gato, " 4,75
To amount rc'd frrrn David Davis,
(ala of oaf s.) 7.65
'T nicur.t rereivet! f.-cm Cin.hria co., 100.00
$ i i. 5, Co
CR.
CONTRA.
Ey amt paid Roberts &. Evans, for enlar
ging Enclosure, order .No. J,
310,03
5S..0
1.15
i.ir,
4.75
07.r0
2.",. 00
6,00
C.25
,09
13,15
20.00
By amt paid Lewi Rodpcrs for tr.lar-
Ring Rin,?. order No. 2.
By flmt paid U. J. Tibbot, for 1 dxir,
erder No. 3,
By ami paid David D. Davis for labor.
rrder No. 4.
By amt paid John Evsns for lab-.r, or
der No. 6,
Py amt paid J. Moore & Son for M Nc.
Lumber and Haulinc, order 2'v i.
By amt paid. YV. S. Haren, for Rill
Printing, rler No. 7.
l?y amt paid Andrew Levis for kcej iug
Gate, order No. 3.
By amt pai l John Tlioinpfon, Jr., for
HinUhfr, Sfc. order No. 0.
By amt paid Dav:3 & Lioyd for Mde..
order No. 10.
By amt paid Robert Murray for labor,
order No.ll.
Ey amt paid Whito & Dovine for Trhi
ting, order N'.v. 12.
By amt paid JVun D. Huphts for Prov
ender, onler No. IS,
By f.mt paid William K. Pirer for
Haulin?, order No. 14,
By suit paid Samuel D. Trvce for light
" Divid Divis for" lab.-r,
Johnfitow.i Rand for Muic,
Carroll town "
Police Force fr services.
Wm. J. Williams for lator,
Tliomis Todd fo. wafer,
Br stnt connterfoit raor.ey takt.i during
Fair,
By balance dao bim en former account, x
34.G7J
io,ro
.40
4..'.0
52,00
7.C0
54.00
1,00
1C.00
7X0
24,17
$721,081
Dal. t-.b applied to payment cf Prc-
mlun-, 4:e, 334.253
T. BLAIR MOORE,
JOHN THOMPSON. Jr.,
REKS J0H2,T LLOYD,
JOSEP1I M'DONALD,
" . . JAMES C. NOON,
ij.: t'. .Com. of Arrangement, for 16C3.
AltboTigb the Rulcsand Regulations of the Cam
Vria Ccunty Agricultural S n icty do not specially
require a public exhibit f f its financial affairs,
reverthcless, in jmblishiug the shove statement
tbo officers feel tht they are but discharging a
duty to themselves, and to the menders f the
pocicty. A duty to the ofaccrs: because it must
tandto relieve tht m from any unjust aspersions
relativo to an injudicioiis use of tlo funds of thc
eociety. A duty to the members : because it is
their right and province to know how those funds
lava peen appropriated.
In view of the infant stnte cf the society, and
H consequent scarcity of funds, no premiums
'ere paid at the first fair, the various contestants
meanwhile, contenting themsel ves with tbe pleas
ure and satisfaction resulting from the exhibition.
At the second fair, however, there were awards
made amounting to about Three hundred dollars ;
and, although the balance above shown would be
highly inadequate to discharge that sum, vet we
r enabled to ktate, that, through the generosity
cf a number of exhibitors who have donated their
j'reaefcrma, end Hv mn erraryrycajt reeept rffe?-
ted, all the premiums reiriaining unsatisfied, will
be promptly paid. Those entitled will, therefore,
call upon the Treasurer in accordance with the
regulations of the society.
As all similar organizations are necessarily at
tended with considerable expense at the outset,
it could r.t be expected, that the Cambria county
Agricultural Scie'ty should be an exception. In
making the reriuisite arrangements for tho con
venience of visitors an1 competitors, and the com
fort ami safety of the stock for exhibition, how
pyer economical the various committees msy lie,
a much greater outlay becomes nectssary thnn
would nt first b-e supposed. A reference to the
.'itimrnt bovc given, will readily explain this.
B -.t tl.e Cambria County Agrictltural S.ciety has
it!s:tK' ti e rudest blast and with the ar
r:M.L'f.rnrrt mw made, its ftxpenses for fuUire exbi
I 'fk'VR will, comparatively speaking, be a mere
I- .JV" 't'.-l'e,
W. a-s';me. therefore, and we Wlieve we are
;u-t;fi-'d in the assumption. t'lilt the society is
a heriltV.fn? and prosperous condition.
.And. should the s-.l!ri'n do thus far manires'ed in
iN sneers he continued, and the same good f-nl-ingetid
l-.tirrnny rbnraetfrize its memhers in fu
ture, it v. i'l lw- nro'idc f many moie annunl ex
;V.it:, n: ejf1' of which, in its turn, will do fur
ther avd erpat"r horor a well to the Agricultural.
II-.'-tlc-u'tural and Mamifaetuvinsr interests, as to
the virtue, itsttlligcnee and leai:ty of the Moun
tain County.
erv A me'tlnT e,f tbe Soetetv ''.-ill bobe'dr te
Otirt TTonse, in EVnnrc.on Saturday ti e 17th
inst.. at 2 oVIor-k. T. M. A eerrral atteT.dan
jo i '7('d. a" imn-TtTit biTsiress will be tran
sa''''i: among which be the etecth-n f cft5-
FDW. PTIOFMAKE-R, rr-ider..
A. 0. Jfri.T.T!f. P-eeretary,
January 14. 1?57.
of t,rttprs
EMAININO in the P..st Ofiiee at Ebcnsburg,
R
Pa.. December 31. ISr.G.
IiUcas M. Sntliff,
George Sherrer. (2)
?.7is Ann Sorni,
Abraham Ribhlet. (2)
V. S. Tlatt,
William D. M'Cune.
Philip ViMer.
Ifon. J..hn M'Farland,
Abas ?.fer7.
Lyon 4 Patterson,
RobeTt Kfrby.
Teresia FreihtbvT,
Franci;! P. Farron,
J-hn Farrtll,
II. D. Chapman,
Iichal Brown,
II. M. Brubaker.
Wm. Tlsrriilton. cr
ffipo Kate Lambert,
Andrew Smvth.
M. C M'CAGUE, P. M.
Ehonsburg, January 14, 1857.
In the matter of the subpoena 1
In the Orphans'
Omrt of Cam
bria Countv.
of A. C. M Uin.adm'r. of John
M'l") n e'l. dei -ased, to Lewis
Kih n-d t'lehf-irs of said deoeavefl to convey. &c.
And now, Januery 5. 1857. n motion of G.
M. Reed, Esq.. Philip S Nion. Esq. appointed a
Commissioner to take testimony and make report
thereof to tl e next term.
By the Court.
Camliria Ctivvfu. SS.
C . 1 A true' extract from the Record, cer-
L. S. tified January 10. 1857.
( J WM. C. BARBOUR. Ckrk.
The Comml signer above named will attend to
the duties of said appointment at bis orcein El
ensburg. on Web-.esdav the 23d day of Februaiy
next, at 1 oMoek, P. M.
PIIILTP S. NOON, Com.
January 14. 1 8574 1.
In the matter of theexcep-" In the Orphans'
tions Clod to the Rurvpb-menta- ! Court cf Cambria
i v aec tint of Ann Henry (late j Cutify.
Ann Webster) Adm'rx" of Wm. Webster, decM.
And now to wit, January 7, 1857, Philip S.
Noon, Esq., appointed Auditor, drc.
By the Q.Hirt.
Camhria Cot'tifij. S3.
true extrart fiom tiie Record, ccr-
r-n . January in, J HL7 .
WM. C. BARBOUR, Clerk.
Th- Auditor alxvc named will attend to the
duties of said appointment at his office in Elns
l'"rg, on Tuepflov tl:e 24th day of February next,
at 1 o'clock, P. M.
PHILIP S. NOON, Aaditor.
Jamiar7l4. 157 4t.
T'niotl v Gndev
Csndev "i In t
WfC
Ross J Sept
In the Conrt of Common Pteas
vs
imbria County. No. 101,
James R
pt term, lciG. vend. 1.x-
pon.. vs riaintiJTs.
And now. January ?. 1857, on motion of John -stf
n & Mnllin, the Court appointed Philip S. Noon
Esq.. an Auditor to apportion proet-eds of sale of
the Defendants property sold on the above writ,
to nnd among the judgment creditors
From the Record,
f " " Tn testTnony whereof. I have herenn-
f . 5?. Wo set mv hand a'-.d affixed the serd of the
( ) C'urt of Common Ploas of Cambria co.,
t: e 1st J: day of January, 1857.
J. M'DONALD. Prot'y.
T? e Auditor almve named will attend to the
c'ii rr. .-.f -iid pHiiiitirient at his ofiiee in Ebens-Vi.r-"
on Fri hiy the 27h day of February. 1 S57.
PHILIP S. NOON, Auditor.
J r!:;i'7 14. is.7 4t.
mm m mm at m
do'isTTowN. C.MBai Co., Pa.
COUNSEL givjn in thv English and German
hmgiiHge O'l lections promptly ate"'"c'
to. Ofiiof (Tiirton stre t. in th- room former
ly m-( ur-i'd hr David Hite Esq.
' Jan. 7, 18w. Ill v. 1
PHIL, S, NOON.
- ATTOKXKV AT b.tn',
ERF.N sBURCI, PEN NA.
Ofnce onGdonnade Row.
4 NY persm indeptfsi to me f.r foes, as Pro
J.. then- tarv Ac. of Cambria county, wili save
costs, ty settling tl:e srroe ln,nei'iatety.
HOWARD J. ROBERTS.
Ehtmsburg Dec. 30. 1856.
t OR S AS.E,
1 number .f NEW SLEIGHS manufactured
X3L by experience.1 workmen at the manufac
turing establishment of
ROBERT GALBRAIT1I.
Eln-nsburg, Dec. 24, 185B.
I?IH A fresh lot of Salmon, Mackeril, Hor
ringand Cotlfith, foj sale bv
" P.. TUDOR.
Viiluablc 'Iohii Froperty
i'OR SALE.
THE subscriber will
lii.s dwelling h:use
Street, two doors vtst
ofer at private sale his
find, lot. situated on hiirh
of the Mansh n House.
Also, a gool stoic ro i
:i two stones ttifrii. Aith
oacK liUiUimgs aojoiiiii
Also, will lie disposied
12 to 15 acres of .exce;
tion, and ndjuining tlie
Ebensburg. Dec. 31,
g. with a goofl stable Ac.
on reasonable ..terms from
lent Kind itJ good cultiva-
borourh of EIensburg.
IUVID J. EVANS.
1850.
STRAY STEER.
STRAYED away from the sub
scriber residing a t Tunnel
Hill Cambria countv. about two
months ago, a Brindle Steer, about
three years old, white on tho belly, wooly headed
. . f i . . ..
witn a winte lortr.eaa. locus more behind like a
stag than a steer. Any information of the where
abouts of the steer will be received bv Gotleib
Hahn. JOSEPH DESCHNER.
1 A
f L. L. VtiHr
NEW ARRIVAL! CHEAP GOODS!!
George Ifl'Cann in the Field.
TIJE undersigned would respectfully inform the
good citizeus of Ebensburg and the surround
ing vicinity, that he has just received from the
East 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
tehpublic. llis stock consists of tho following :
A general assortment of Ktio Styles of Foil
and Winter Qooht, comrising a variety of La
die's Dress Goods, among which toiii 6e found
Brocade, Silks of all color & styles
Mcroinots, V r. Si Lag. i leneh & wool I'laius,
Lawns,
Ca.ssimers,
Fancy do.
Tweed,
Kentucky Jcnts,
Fancy Vest in gs.
Shirts of all kinds
Cravats,
Plain Gloves, .
Fancy do.
Delaius,
Alapaeas.
Black Silks,
Fancy do.
Bleached Muslims,
Unbleached do.
Calicoes,
Ginghams,
Cloths,
d lot of Ladies Cloaks and Talmas..
with a lot of Shawls, consisting of the following
styles. Broche.TurkcrH, Sttla. b ug aud square
P.ayStatc, and gents travelling Shawls.
Together with an innumerable as.- rtment of ar
rles not lncntioned. usually hej t. iu a Country
3ton-. These goods will l- s.Mil nt fair prices.
Call and examine, even if yon do not wish to pnr
chae. "minniKKHV coons.
(1UNNECTEI with tho store a hirt-(
J stock . f MlLIXEi! Y G 0 ODS. Even
article in this line we have on hand, and v-
w'l! bo eonstantlv iri reecint of the latest, styh's
of BONNETS, tor oh! and v..unif. R I It HONS
of every pattern and color, LACES, EDGING.
&rc.,S,-c.
A beautiful assortment of MOURNING Goods
now on baud, and at prices to suit the times.
Ladies are respcetful'.v invited to call and ex
amine this aioek which is far ahead of any goods
of a similar kind brought to this plnee.
GEORGE M'CANN.
Ebensburg, 0, 1SCC.
C onmaltfsloncr's aioilco
THE appointment of the undersigned, at tl.e
September Term, 1S56, to take the testimo
ny in the matter of the subpoena of Richard
Ashcraft to enforce the specific performance of a
contract made by David Sommerville, in his life
time, having been by the Orphans' Cmrt of Cam
bria county, at December Term, 1850, continued
notice is hereby given to ail inteicsttd in the pre-iiii.-cs,
that the Commissioner will discharge the
duties of his appointment, at his rffice. in Ebens
burg, ou Monday, the 2Cth day of January, next
at one o'clock, F. M.
T. L. TIFiTER, Com'r.
Ebensburg, Dec. 24. 185G. 4t
Orphans' Court rale.
Y virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
cf Cambria County, the undersigned will
expose to public Vendue or outcry, on Thursday
lhe 12th day of February 1857 on the premises.
The following Real Estate to wit: bounded and
describe 1 as tollows: Beginning at a post, north
west corner cf a larger tract surveyed for Blts,
thence eaet over one and sixty perches to a lWch
thence south thirty-four perches ton post, thence
by land of an older survey to George Meek, south
fortv dgrocs west one hundred anil forty-four
perches to a white oak. then'-e west fifty erches
to a Beech, thence on hundred and twenty-six
perches to place of beginning. Containing eighty
nine acres and ninety-seven perches more or less,
bitunte and beirg in Carroll township Cambria
county,
TERMS OF SALE, One th'ro of the purchase
monoy on Confirmation of Sale, tho ballan"c !T1
two annual payments with interest from date oi
confirmation of said Sale, ti be secured by Bonds
and Mortgage on the premises.
Bv order of the Orr bans' Court.
JOHN SANDERS.
Adm'r. of the 9ttate of Jacob Haines dee'd.
Dec. 24, 1850.
A CARD.
THE undersigned citizens- of Snmmrbi51 town
ship deeply spnipathise, with Mr. JOHN HARE
in the lae disaster, by which his Tan Huse and
Stock on hand were prcatly damaged. And feeling
very desirous that Lc should have the e-ssintancc
of alt vrho may hava it in their pn-ver t-, assist
him would make thjs statement.
Mr. Hare by this calamity has partialy 1 t his
Tan House, winch he had just Jnishcd. together
with Tooli. and a large amount of bis Udi-s ami
Dressed. Stock, in which was invrdved all his
available means. Also, a jzreat amount tif!a?"Or
of hinvscVf iift'd Brother. We would further state
that we have made tho neecssary examination
and come to the' conclusion, that it would require
at least Four Hundred Dollars, to place hi:n in
the situation be was. before thi fire. We take
great pleasure in stating that Mr. ECire is an in
dustrious, and worth' man. aud deserving of the
favor of all honorable men. Signed
WM. KLARR.
F. K. IIKRL1NGER',
J. R. COOPER.
Dv 30. lSf.C. St.
Eiaper. Knox & G., " In the Court of C m
ys. in- n Ph as of Ca.nbr-a
Willliam Hi ward an 1 i (' umv.
Georgi. W. !!,r!...: f -j. S- ot.-mUr Tvrio
tra-Hitg ur..-i---r r.e Ou- j 1..V..
of IluWuid vc Co. ) F. I
And now t.- wit, 'v: .70:0 r -r 1 on njo- 1
tion of C. D. Mui ray, Esq.. Wilo.-.ir-i I'itv.-ll b-q . j
app in ted Anditr to v.y, ..itl-.-n s:dt- j
of personal property a:;oru; t';j Ju. lenient- crcii;- !
tovs. i
From the Record.
. ) C-itifK.-d this" 5th day of January
L. S. 1857.
3 J. M'DONALD, Prot'y.
The Auditor above namei'l,' wi'l attend to the
duties of his appointment at his office in the I':r
ouch of Ebensburg, on Thursday the 12th day
of February next, at one oVl.ick P. M. at which
time and place all parties interested in aid fund
are hereby notified to attend.
WM. KITTELL, Auditor.
Jan. 5, 1657. 4t.
OriiliaUM Court Sale.
BY virtue of au order of the Orphans' Court
of Cambria County, tho undersigned will
expose to Public Vendue or outcry, on
TUESDAY", 10T1I DAY OF FEBRUARY 1357
the following property to wit . Bounded and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a sugar then' e
by land conveyed to Johu Westover and land
conveyed to Richard Baum, north 110 1-10 per
ches, more or less, to a post, thence by land con
veyed to Washington Lloyd, east 154 perches to
a post, thence by land conveyed to Henry Lloyd
South 110 1-100 perches more or less to a white
pine, thence by land conveyed to John Baum.
west 154 perches more or less to the place of be
ginning, containing about one hundred acres more
or less, situate in Susquehanna Township Cambria
county.
TERMS OF SALE. One third to be paid on
confirmation of Sale, the ballance in two annual
payments with interest from date to be secured
by mortgage and bonds on the premises. Sale to
take place on the premises.
By tho Court.
MARY ANN MANN ION,
Adm'x of the Estate of Thomas Crossraan de
ceased. Dec. 24, 185G. - . " ;
B
RANDY, Winfj incl OM Eve Whisiev. for
"-? at -3 E. TTTDCTR'S
nrtHE subscriber offers for sale the following de
I scribed pnperty, situate in Washington tp.,
Cambria county :
(me lot si.uated near the A. P. R,. R.. fronting
on said road, 106 feet front, with a largo tavern
stand thereon erected.
ALSO 2G0 acres of excellent timber land, 75
acres cleared , aud in good cultivation, situated
near the A. P. P.. R. ALSO One lot near Lil
ly's station. Persons wishing to purchase can call
on the subscriber, at No. 4. A. P. R. R. Posses
sion given on the 1st day of April next.
Oct. 22. 185G 3t. J. M'GONIGLE.
JOSEPH C. HOLIES,
(ALLS the attention of iheinhab- Jtf
4 itants of Johnstown and sur
rounding country, to his large aud 3?
beautiful assortment of lj
ClffiSJffilS, JEWELRY. K, SC.
which he is determined to sell oil' cheap for CASH
Knowing that he can and will sell cheaper than
any house in town, or iu tne East or Wtvt. Those
wishing bargains would do well to call upon bim
and examine his
stock and Pimm
before purchasing elsewhere. The rnaas of his
stock consists of the
NEWEST STYLES AND OF THE
FIHE?-T WORKMANSHIP.
Ali.', tb'-'S" v. isi.ing to pureha-e wholesale cao
buy a cheap here as in the i'-ast xi,- chvaptT l.,'.7,
in the West. He chalk-tiges Johnstown for style
and quality of goods.
He invites all.toca'd and sr:; for themselves, as
the word humbug never did belong to his namcor
bis dealings.
Johnstown. Oct. 22. 1856.
WALXl'T BIlf-L r.tRItl,
FOR SALE.
f SnE snb-icriber will dispose of the above
B property, well known as the Richard Ash
craft Farm, situated in Susquehanna Township,
one mile north of Carroliton. containing nearly
of excellent farming bind, ONE HUNDRED
AND NINETY acres cleared, and in a gooci
of cultivation. The improvements consist of
TWO DWELLING HOUSES. A BANK BARN,
100 feet by CO. Also, a large ORCHARD of
ch'h-e Fruit. together with all the necessary
nut-btiil lin-;s. Water in abundance at the dwel
ling houses, and in the bar n yard, and through
all the meadows. A more desirable location can
not be found in Cambria County. Any further
information desired, can be had bv cabins on
WM. K. PIPER.
Ebensburg, Dec. 3, 185G.
A D.MI.MSTltATOR'S SOTICT.
LETTERS of administration on the estate of
William Duncan late of Blacklick township
have been granted by the Register of Cambria
County to the subscriber residing in Brush Vallev
township Indiana county of which all persons
interested will please take notice.
JAMES STEWART, Adm'r.
Nov. 26,1856. 6t.
Speifhiation
fit HE subscribers, having purchased the right
L tomakeRn.l w II ALDRAN'S PATENT
ADJUSTABLE HARROW, and being anxious to
have immediately introduced, propose to ell
township l'T'mts at very low rates. This Harrow
is one of the mc?1 important improvements of the
age. and es.cially tC th,s country. We
n-siMH-tfu'.ly invite favn.m to co,r,e a''d examine
this Harrow. We will be ready f sell township
rights until the 1st of December, after hich tune
tho townships jot disp.ed of will l-e .-"Served by
m M. C. M'CAGUE Ss CO.
Oetober 20th. 185C 1 tf.
BEET. ?. TEOMPSOrJ,
wnn
P. I. PATTON 8l CO.
lYhfilez'i!e JJaicrs in and Uanvfactors of
HITS, MPS, m
Matters' Materia!?, Straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers Buffalo Eobes, &c
o. 118 31AKKET STBKBT,
pyus Fuiirtti. Smth Side, PHILADELPHIA.
cash ui ion wool and shipping
FUES.
PRICE L rATTON. A. OPPENHEIMER.
Dec. 17,.i35G. -S-FIRE!
SAVEVT ;R PROPERTY!!
TITHE West Branch Insurance Company is pre--i
partsl to take risks o'l property either 011
the CASH, MUTUAL or PERPETUAL plan.
i:ach department of this Company is manage.1
sepa rifely and theirextiemo ' i taking risks
niab.es it "the .1 .-a - aid safn.r nqi.ny m the
Si -.r". Y.- -v t - 1 i ii i - ,'.ss k.r..Hrty in
" ".. V .1 ;, v, . ! ar, ui.f .f money his
.1 -
.u.easu:. anl his
t:i!i 1-. nil, -.
i.i or. r'-r'. '
brnt from V!ir"
Prr.io'; -!: ?:.r 11
t.i i;.-'. r nd'-anra-:
tl-mpaov lcl t!
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r in-i.ranee wiP fb. ,l
to
to cxarriitie the terms of thi'."
ir t::' lie of doinc bllsirs'-ss
V'toeri thev ' an Jo t.
ra.-ooj on ti
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ErrESEjrcrs.
-Hon. Ym. Big'er. Hon. Simon Cameron. John
Ferdon, Esq., and to persons insured in this corn
pan v.
Hoy. G. C. HARVEY", Pres.
Tnoc. KiTcjirN. S-cv.
. J. C. NOON, Agent.
E"vnlnrjr. De 17. IK'O.
riillK Kubscrinei- has iust received and now on-
J- ened out at his store. room in the borough of
Ijretto. a large and well selected stock f
Fall and Winter Goods,
vtz 1 Cioths.Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans,
Ladies' Dress Gimk'.s. French JI--iiiies, Tartan
Plaid. "Silks, De Laiucs, Poplins, English Meri-nK-s.
O burgs, Aliacas. Deltt-i-e, Biy State long
and square shawls. Calicoes, Ginghams, Checks.
Ticking, iVcT A hanlsome ns.i fluent of
J1.4DE.lTt.0,-UnO,
together with a large assortment of Groceries,
Hardware, Q iccnswarc, Drugs, Oils. Paint, Pat
ent Medicines. Dye-stuffs. Nails by the keg, Glass
by the box, Fish and Salt bj the barrel. Cedar
ware, together with many other articles too nu
merous to mention, all of which will be sold at the
lowest figure. Grain cf .all kind taken lnwrds
and bhingles wsmted. P. H. SHIELDS.
Loretto. Oct. 29. 185G 1 tf '
ESTRAY. .
CAME to the residence of the subscrilcr, residing
in Carroll township, Cambria county, Pa, a
GREY MARE, about twelve or fifteen years old,
has a lump on each foreleg. She had a ropenalt
er on when taken tip. LEVI LUTHER. -October
22d, 56.
SUGAR A tfe-w rmvriTrf Brown Smrnr for
iraTo at R. TUDCR S.
..uiMnr
ICuvc veil Si:tjscrlti;l to Hie
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCtATICW
FOR THE THIRD YEAR?
SEE T n E RARE INPUCEMF-NTS ! The
managers have the pleasure of announcing
that the collection of Works of Art designed for
distribution among the subscribers, whose names
are received previous to the 28th of January, '57
is much larger and more costly than on any pre
vious year. Among the -leading works and in
Sculpture executed in tho finest Marble is the
new and beautiful Statue of the
"WOOD NYIiIPH,r
The busts of the 3 Great American Statesmen,
CLAY. WEBSTER AND CALHOUN,
Also the exquisite Ideal Bust,
"SPRING,"
APOLLO AND DIANA,
In Marble life size, together with the following
Groups and Statues in Carrara Marble of tho
STRUGGLE FOR THE HEART.
VKNUSAr APPLE: PSYCHE: MAGDALEN;
CHILD OF THE SEA; INNOCENCE;
CAPTIVE BIRD ; & LITTLE TRUANT ;
With numerous works in Bronze, and a collection
Of SEVEBAL HUNDRED
Fine OH ralxillngs,
by leading Artists.
The whole of which are to lo distiibutcd oral
lotted among tlie subscribers whose names are re
ceived previous to the
Twenty-clglitli f January, '."iT,
vdicn the Distribution uill take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
livery suoscriorr '.'f three dollars Is cntll.ee! to
A copy of the spWh-d Steel Engraving, "Sat-
ihdat xionr," or
A copy of any of the following $3 Magazines
one year; also
A copy of the Aht JocR-.it one year, and
A Ticket in the Anual Distribution of Works
of Art.
Thus, f.r every ?3 paid a person not only gets"
a beautiful Engraving or Magazine one year, but
also receives the Art Journal o ie year aud a
Ticket in the Anual Distribution, making four
dollars worth of reading matter besides the tick
et, by which a valuable painting or piece of Stat
uary may be received in addition.
Those who prefer Magazines to the Eusrraving
'Saturady Night' cn have either of the f. l'owinp
one vear: Harper's Magazine. ; Godey's Lady'
r,! United States Maifzine. Knickerbocker Mag
azine, Graham's MagiiZ.e. LhK-kwood Magazine,
S .uthern Literary Messenger.
No person is restricted to a single share. Tbose
taking five memberships, remiting ?15. areenti
tied to fix Engravings, and to six ti kets in distri
bution, or any five of thaM igazines. one year, and
six tickets.
Persons, in remitting funds for membership
will please register the letter at the Post Office, to
prevent loss; on receipt of which, a certificate ot
Membership, together with the Engraving or Mag
azine desired will be forwarded to any part of the
country.
For further paiticulars. sec the November Art
Journal sent free n aplicaiinon.
For membership, address
C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A.
338 Broadway, New York, or Western Office,
lf3 Water street. Sanduskv, Ohio, or
II. J. ROBERTS, Hon. Sec'y, at Ebensburg.
JACOB ST All To
C. TLOS, R0BEKT5.
STAHL Sl ROBERTS.
THE subscribers, thankful for
the liberal patronage exten
ded to them, bog leave toau-
nouce to th citizens of Ebeiiburg and vicinity
that they have just received another large and
beautiful assortment of articles suitable for the
Holidays, viz :
Gi ld and Silver Hunting Watches, Gold and Sil
ver open face Levers, Silver Lopines, Silver
Quartiers, Gold Guard Chains, Gold Vest and
Fob Chains, Silver, Plated and Stctl Chains.
Gold Pencils, fold pens, Gold Lockets, Gold
Hooks.Guld Hrcastpins.Ladies and Gentlemen's
Gold Eardrops, Gold Ear-rintrs, Gold Finger
Rings, Oold Cuff Bios. Gold Sleeve Buttons,
Gold Armlets. Gold Studs. Gold Charms, Gold
Guard Slides. Silver Thimbles, Plated and Steel
c"1;nctaeles,Go!d Vest and Fob Keys.Gold Watch
Seals. Violin Strings. Necklaces, Wristlets,
Chck Keys.Steei Seys.Violins.Flutinas, Flutes,
Aecordeans, &c, JLc.
Ilffl BAY All TRIRTY 11 IWii
if the lest quality. All articles warranted to be
as represented .and sold cheaper than cau be bought
in this vb-inity.
"TT All kinds of CLOCKS, WATCHES.
JEWELRY and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
repaired with promptness and at reasonable rates.
Don't fail to bob round" at their room, opposite
the " Mountain House," as they feci confident
thev can render entire satisfaction.
Nov. 10. 185G 4 tf
CHEAT ATTRACTION!!
f inilE undersigned would respectfully inform
J. the citizens of Carroliton. Cambria county
that he has received a large and splendid stock cf
DRY GOODS,
of nil descriptions, consisting partly as follows:
CLOTHS, CASSIMKHES, CASSLNETS, JEANS
CALICOES. &c.
together with a barge assortment of READY
M A DE CLOTHING, &c. All kinds of Produce
taken in exchange. Lumber taken at market
oriros. GEORGE WEIMER.
Nov 2',, 1856.
1I'V:TUAT- R'S XOTII C.
W ETTE?1' Administration have been grant
JLJ ed toVi e undersigned on the estate of Wil
liam Owens ' of HarWick township, Cambria
Omnty dee'd. All person knowing themselves
indebted to said estate will make immediate pay
mrnt.flnrT those having claims ."M-aiust said es
tnte ..resent them duly authenticuM for set
ten.ent. JOHN OWENS, Adm'r.
Blacklick tp. Nov. 26. 1856.
ESTiJ AY.
CAME to the resilience of the
subscriber residing in Cambria
-Oth of No 7-
.L 4
rownsn.-'. - , i
emWr a tJRAY MARE, alwut lo
or lfi years old- , . ,
The owner is rcq nested to come forward, Prn
nronert V, pav chafes and take her away, o her
wiTs' e will b dispos,,! of as the law directs,
wise s.ie win o- F FRED. FULMER.
Dec. 3, 1856.
STRAYS.
CAME t the residence of the subscri-uj
ber residing in Susquehanna town
ship, about the first of October, a large-
white sow with a litter of pigs. The oner is
requested to come forward pay charges and take
hei away, otherwise she will be disposed of ac
cordnig to law. JAMES M'CL0SKE.
Nov. 20, 1856.
KOTICC.
A LL persons having accounts or evidences of
(l1L debt of any nature against the Borough of
Ebeusburg either for the present or past years
will please present them to the undersigned im
mediately. This is necessary in order to enable
tho Council to uoaie report of the finances of the
Borough. T ' .
By order ot tae burgess an-1 council.
JA3.U.MW;U-.rlt.
Dee. 17,1?55. 4t.
CSO. tt. REKI). T. i.. It
. , reed k. riEYi:n,
ATTORNEYS A f T, ,'T ?-f,
Ebensburg. Pa.
T. I IIEYER
AGENT for the Lycoiiiins Mulu:d Ik'irate
Company.
Counsel given in the English and Go ma
languages.
Office on High Street Ebenscurs, Trm".
Feb. C, 185G. ly.
James MDrnrifr tre
Ol'I'OSlTE THOMPSON y HOTEL.
EBExsnrnu, rir
ca;v re rorxD Tiitnii
LADIES Morocco, Calf and Patent Leather Boot.
aud strong Shoes suitable for wiuter,
Gaiters and Gum Shoes.
GIRL'S Shoes, coarse and line child's SLees -
Overshoes and Gum Slices.
MEN'S AND BOY'S Boots HaU and C
MEDICINES for the Sick.
COFFEE, Tea, Sugar, &c, for all.
CANDIES, Nuts, and Apple. .
CIGARS, and Tobacco.
A CHOICE lot f Pen and Poci.tt Koiv.
PORT-MONAIES.
COMBS.
RINGS, AND
BREAST TENS.
STOCKING YARNS.
NOTE PAPER. letter and FcxJicap tlitt.
COMFORTS, Gloves and Hose,
BRUSHES and Combs.
PATENT Thread, and Spool Thread.
VELVET. &c-- . . . .
I1A1 r.!tIc!Ca suitable for prcenti.
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK",
Admittance Free.
Ebensburg. Nov. 26, 1856.
3t.
Administrators A'otlce.
LETTERS of Administration on the estate cf
Edward Hutchinson Esq., late of the Bor
ough of Ebensburg Cambria connty deceased,
having been granted to the iubcriUr, by th
Register of bp id county. Notice is hereby givea
to all persous indebted to said estate to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims against
tVe tarn, will present them Uuly autlienticatril
for settlement.
II. KINKEAD, AdtaV.
October 15, 1856. 6t.
AD ; MRA O -i'- liS..
LTTERS of Administration have been granted
to the undersigned, residing in "-.n merhill
Township, on the estate of Caspar Wt-ndle, cS
Sunimerbill Township, deceased. V- pernoctf
knowing tirCmselvc-s indebted to sai 1 est at o ar
hereby notified to senlc their accounts without da
lay, and all persons having claims against the es
tate will present them properly authenticated fos
settlement. J HN WO DEP..
Summerhill Tp., Nov 19 85C Ct.-
-Ticr:.
to all persona
IS hereby given
indebted to th
I subscriber, to call and setthi their accounts bc-
rore. the 1st day of Decen-btr, and those having
claims against him wili present them for RctU
ment PETER MOVERS.
November 5, 1856. 2--2t.
TUB LOSG LOOKED FOR XIAS COMJS AX
i LOTU XC STOltiuI!
The largest, best, and cheapest assortment ttf
S, Berr.el would respectfully inform ts citi
zens of Ebensburg and surrounding country, tha
he has just opened out at his new establisbmei.t,
near the Court, House, one cf the largest, most va
ried, elegant and cheapest assortment of ClotLir.3
ever brought to this or any other place.
His stock is unquestionably the 1 ichest and ra
rest ever imported to the top of the Alleghenit.
and embraces everything that can be enumerated
or conceived in the Clothing line, consisting ef
Overcoats of all sizes and qualities from 3,00 to
$20,00, Coats " " " 41.00 to $20.00
Pants " " " 0,75to$8.00
Vests " " 40,75 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 grve arrrfbing like a
general enumeration, as the task Would Ik; a dif
ficult one, but in lieu of thi?, the prblic are most
cordially invited to call and examine if they wuh
the b?st of bargains.
Ebensburg, July 30. 1856.-40-ly.
PAPER Letter, note and foolscap -?-TCp
paper, Steel Pens, Ink, Quills, -Jfe'f
Envelopes, Books &c, at - ta&3juy
J. M'Derrait'a.
Adminlttratorf Notice.
W ETTERS of administration have been grrnt
JLi ed to the undersigned residing in the Bor
ough of Elensburg. Cambria county, en the es
tate of William Giflan of Munslr townsbij
Cambria county, deceased. AH pe. j t:ndebtI
to said estate are requested to come 1 vrd anl
settle their accounts immediately.
HARRISON KINKEAD, AJhxV.
Dec. 3, 1853. 6-Ct.
LL persons are hereby cautioned, aga-.nrf
trespassing on my farm, by throwing down
fences, turning in cattle and otherwise injuring
my property, as I am determined to enforce tba
law on all trespassers.
WM. CARNEY".
Mnnster tp., Nov. 2S, 186.
ltatc or Michael Hen n rte-. 'tl
Til undersigned auditor, appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Cambria coUDty, to aseertaju
what amount, if any, of the dtbts of Michael Er
son. deceased, are to be paid cut of the proceeds
of the real estate of said deceased. k Id by John
Bra ley, trustee, by order cfsaid Court." pursu
ant ta proceedings in partition, and to investigate
aud determine the validity cf the claim?, af a!r,
to ascertain the bens, if any there are. against th
heirs of said Michael Benson, which bind their re
spective intertsis in said rca cf tite, hereby n-.i-fies
all rerons interested that he will u trend
the duties of said appointment at his office, in
the borough of Ebensburg, on
Tuubrdav, tub 20th pat or Novrvr.EF. 5rST,
at one o'clock. P.Mr JOH S. R11EY.
Ebensburg, Oct. 15th, '56. Aoditnr.
YALrAUjLi; PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
THE pulscriber will dispose of his proprrtr
in Munster township, Canitrii couarv-"-The
fana contains
SEVENTY-SIX ACRES
more or less, about forty acre cleared ana in a
good state of cultivation. There is on the placw
a Log Barn aud Ig House, together with a
Youug Orchard of choice fruit. Any person
wishing" to purchase can call on the aubscrilxcr
residing on the place.
Capt. DAN. BRADLEY
Dec. 2. 185G. St.
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UMMER Coats nnd Parts, and. Silk, Li us
GinghamHandkerchiefs at J. M'Dcrrnir.
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