r. V .1 , ' '.'if : t' ' , i s V 4 ' . 1 t - 'r J" U' '1 ; . i '; h - 1 T 1 ! "r V ft t fc..' f . If ; t t ,;''.- 7'.' ! :; ? f , . . - .Si v N , - I X f f it ; t ' " . i - ' 1 t i A . M' ( . 5 . V, I! ji . w i t ; . t , if LArIJ()l?ATOR, AN AK 1'ICLK THAT SVERY CODY J. NCKbS WHO LS not in a ierfect state. of htalth, fjr theZiVi'- is secoiiJ only to the heart in our human economy, and when that is derail-' gtl the wluJtf vital machinery runs wrong. To liml a incilicliic j. ecu'.iarly. aJuntisd U this disease hiwbeen the sta ly'oi" one of the proprietors ia a large and extended practice 1'jr the past twenty yeare7.si.-d jtl'tj. result of ;his cipcrinunt is theln viorator, as a i -ever-failing remedy where medi cine has any power to help. As a Liver Itemedy it has luetiual, as all testily wJio UoC it. A lady, writing from IJryokln. says " Yould that 1 cCuld express iu this shi rt k'ttor the va'ue your Iaf iirator has been to me iu raising a large t'.iniily vT ehildreli, fur it has never failed to re lieve all affections of the stomach, bowels or at tacks ot woiau. 'If mothers once had this rem edy placed within their Teach, and were taught :k"w to u.e it, a fearful and untold amount of iu'oiiy mkutbc saved,'r " "". '. " ' ..' One of our prominent 1 ankcre saysVitFive or. years , since,. I iouud luystli running down vrith a liver difficulty presorting to your luvior at.r,' was greatly relieved, and, continuing for a njasou, was entirely restored. , A clergyman called at our office the- other day and -sail he had given a. poor woman a bottle, who was su;Ieriiig very cad7y from Liver Com plaint, and before she had taken the whole of it she was at work earning bread fur her family. A gentleman," recently from tho West, tr.ys, while at Luicago, he was attacked with, a tlow lingering fever, that uafiiwi tea skill cf physicians but the luvigorator cured him in a lew days. One of our city merchan ts said while on a visit to Troy a f-'W days since, he. was t attacked with bowel and atom.tch th.-orders, so as to conhnchim to his ro jiu, he te.it Xa the urug store for a bottle cf Inviurator, ttxik one da-.e, which relieved Lira bo that he was ab!e to attend to his business. An acquaintance, whose business compels him U.' write most of the time, gays, ho became so weak as to be unabZe at times to hold Lis pen, while at others, sleep would ova power him, but the Invigovator cured him. A gciitlemau from Brooklyn called cu us a week or two since, looking but the shadow' of a man, with bkiu yellow, pale and deathlike.' lie had ljeen for along time siiff-'iing from Jaundice and DvsTcnsia. and unable to attend to h:s business. We taw him mram to dav a ehanircd man, and to use his exnrcssiou. he has nut seen the bottom of the" first bottle, and further adds , it saved my life for t ;vas fast going to a consumptive grave Anions the hundreds of Liver Iteuiedies now offered to the public, the:c are none 'we can so fully recommend 'as'Dr: Sandfurd's Invigorator, or Liver Itemed v . 'so 'Generally known now .thr wgheut the Union, This preparation is truly a L-ver lavuryrator. producing the most hap-'J' results on all who use it. Almost innumerable certificate have becn eivenof the crcat virtue of tuts mediciuo by these of the. highest standing in bociety, and it is. without doubt, the best prepar ation now before the. public. iT SANFOKD ArCO .rronrietoT. 1-V Sale here by all Druggists." '-' s-' April 15, 1657. --rBOFUSSOR-O.'J. WOOD'S t IlillE' BESTOEATIVE. FOli lTlODLTiNG HAlli ON BALD HEADS " AXD- KESTOinXCT. GEE Y HAIE TO ITS HAT- T fPUIS l STO NT S H IXG ' A I D UNEQUALLED preparation nas never ii'.ieci to produce srruwth ou l'-.dd Heads, jvhen used according to according the direction, aad.tnrn hair back to its original folor, after havim become grey and rcinstato iu all it-? original health, lustre, suftnessand beau- tv. llemoves at once all scurf, dandrufi and un vleasani itching, scrofula, eruptions and fcveritil heat from the scalp. It alsj prevents the hai thv.and lalnng oil, and hc.ict acts a a perfect JIAlIi 1NTG0UAT0I1 AND TONIC. A pcnt'eniau of Bjatou writes to his friend in New lkufoid thus: ; To ycur ino v.irios., I would reply, tl.at when I commenced u.iug l'rofcasor Wood's Hair Restora tive, my hair was almont white, and had been so for the last ten years and it was Aery thin on the t p cf my heed, and ".fry lxse, and pulled out freely ; 1 ut I found that before I had used all the s.-oond bottle, (which was eight weeks) my hair was entirely changed to its original color, lif'ht brown, and is free from dandruff and quite moist. 1 have had my hair cut five or six times since the change, and have never seen any thing like white hair starting from the roots ; and it is now as thick as it ever was, and decs not come out at all. It has pioYed iu my case all that I could wi.4i to ask. July 1, 1855. Yours, etc. Frjir. the Boston Herald. J i SoMETuiNii Woutji Knowing. l?y using Professor Wood's lhiir Ile.-torative, grey hair ran he permanently restored to its original color. Tne subjoined ccrtilicate from Johnston & Stcne, (iardiner, JIaiae, is but one of the many instan ces tbr.t are daily coming to our knowledge, of its wonder fid effects. It is no longer problematical, but a self-cvideut truth, as hundreds in our com munity can testify.' C'AKnixER, Maine, June 2", 1S50. L'n.vu S:i : 1 have i;setl two bottlea of Professor W'.hkI's Hair Rcstorp.tive, "nd can truly siiy it is the jicucst discovery of t!e age for restoring and ciiangiiig the Lair. DiTove Uoing it, I was a man f seventy. My hair has now attained its origi nal color. Yon can rdcommend it to the world without the least fear, as my, case waoone of the worst kind.. Your? respectfully, NIKL 7 MLTil'IlY. DAN Professor O. J. Woo Br.ooKriKi.n, Mass., January 12, 1855. Dear Siu : Having mr.de a trial of your llair ltest(rative, it gives me pleasure to say that its elVe.-t has been excellent in removing iullam mation, dandrulf, and a constant itching tenden cy with which I have been troubled from child hood ; and has also restored my hair, which was turning gray, to its original co'or. I have used no other article with anything like the pleasure and profit. Yours, Truly, J. K. PIlAtiG. ' Pastor of the Orthodox Church, Erookficld Prof- O. J. Wood. From theJIisscuri Democrat. WOOD'.S HAlll DYE. This admirable article is rapidly improving the I::-.ir. No article of" a nuiilar kind, now bjforo the public, enjoys a bet ter repu.ati n as a restorative and invigorating l air t n;c. Its peculiar chemical qualiti ts have a beneficial c.Tyctnpon the growth and "character of t!; !:.ir, giving a f ilky and g!o.s.-y texture, to that which was fo. merly of a coaise and dryna turc." It Ua5, also, we urwcrstand,a tendency to jtreicrqc the youthful appearance of the hairand d'.-?troyiig or countcractirg the effects cf age. - With such recommeadatiens in its favor, we hard ly perceive how any lady or ' gentlemen should bo without so Filnable an adjunct to their toilet O. J WOOD CO., Proprietors- 312 Broad-1 way, -New"brk, and 114 Market Street St. Lou lf, M For salv here lv all the Druggists. t April 29, 1856. 26-Jm. , , . . ' BLANK Simmons, Subpoena's, Execution Tiern Pelifieue, Bonda, Ac. Por sale al 'Jfi oSic-3 THE 'subscriber; hereby!' pro-1! I CU11U13 W UIV luniuiinuia V Johnstown and the surroundin" country that he has just returned rora Kcw York; with the largert and Jjpt Assortment' of ; - CLOCK3. WATClV'ifc:jjWELIlVv ever brought in their inidst which he icnowg he can. and will sell chcape: than" any dealer in the town or 'county.' rVM ..... u .... '- : . His cheap Breast Tins, hitlirto sold at $'2, 'will now be sold at $1,50; such as were soldat $2,251 are now ofi'ered at 41,62f v-4i tf4 His fiue ; plated Lar Drops, which ivero sold at $1,75 are now sold at $1,25;-others held at $1,37 will be sold at $1,00, and aZl other articles of his sold fctock remaiuiufr on hand will be disposed of at a like discount. '. . His new stock consist in-part of -.- 93 il ver hunting case Lcvrc AVatches j .18 cases richest stvleof Clocks; - ;- 180 Breast l'ina ; .120 Ear Drops ; " ' 200 Finger Kings, together Avitli a varietj- of shirt 8tuds, Wrist and Keck Buttons, Gold Bens and Holders, Fob and Guard. Chains, and many minor articcs toj uumerous to mention. " -. f lie has also added a number of new and impor tant implements to his already large collection of tools, whereby he is enabled to execute woiuwitn greater 'dispatch and icsp cost. Thankful lor past tavors, ana haping lor a con innancc'of the same, ho trusts that his menus will not forget the on e-prk;cd: store of, ' -''': , ' JOSEITi.G. HOLMES. llain street, sign of the big "Watch. February 11, 1657. 4 THE subscriber has 5ust rcccive1 and now op ened outttt hfs store room-in Urn borough of Loretto, a large and w e ll selected stock of Fall and Winter Goods, - viz ; C!otlis,C;issImcres, Satinet1', Tweeds, Jean., L-uhcs Dress ioods. rrench iUennoes, iartaii Plaid, Silks; De Laincs, Poplins, English lleri noes. Coburgs, Alpacas, Debc-RC, Bay State long and square shawls, Calicoes, Ginghams. Checks, Ticking " &cj A'handsomc assortment of , SIAB&SF- CiOl MIX G, - - - -7 together with a large asortrhcut Jof Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, DniKP, Oils. I ami, 1 at- entiledicinesrVi'e-stuns. Nails by' the kcg.'Glass by the box. Fish and Salt bj the barrel. Cedar- ware, together i with many other articles too nu merous to mention, all of wbich will le sold at the lowest figure. ; Oram of all kind taken boards and shingles wanted. P. 11. SHIELDS. ; loretto, Oct. 2'3, 1856 1 tf . , ryUIE subscrilrs, -having ' purchased the riyht JL to make and sell II ALDEMAN'S PATENT Al MUSTABLE HARROW, and being anxious to have it immediately, introduced, propose to sell township rights 'tit'very lovt rates;. This Harrow, is one of the most important improvements of the age, and especially suitable for thisirpnntry. We respectfully invite farmers to come and examine this Harrow. We will be ready to sell township l ights until the 1st of December, after which time the townships aot disposed of will be reserved by us. M. C. 31'CAGUE & CO. October 20th, 185C 1 tf. " Tin, Copper, antl glrcct-Iron Ware T, MERCHANTS and others in want of TIN, JJ?J COPPER OR SHECT-IROX WARE are respectfully invited to call and examine ?sj my stock, got up expressly for the spring ' trade. It is the largest and best assortment to be found West of the mountains, made in a superior 'manner and of the' very best materials. Having adopted all the improvements 'of tf.o times In the trade, in machinery and materials, I am prepared to complete successfully w ith city manufacturers, ia prices and terms. Orders from one dollar to five hundred dollars worth, promptly filed, the wares carefully packed and guaranteed not to leak. ; . . ' ' . '. One trial from merchants who have not deali. with me heretofore is requested. At least send for a Price List. Thankful for past favors, I respectfully solicit their continuance. Address F. W, HAT. Johnstown, Cambria county, Pa. ; , April 8,1 857. - - ; ' , .' . ' J h "mlAiiLi'iiiA Wood Hculding Hill, Willow Street above Txvelfili, JVortli Side. Mouldings suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cabinet and Frame Makers, always on hand.- . ..... w ,. . ANY. TATTERN. WORKED FROM A DRAW ING. - Agents wanted in the various Towns in hi3 por tion cf the State, to whom opportunities wih be offered for largo profits to themselves. f . . SILAS E.- WEIR., Aprils, 1857 T"ic I'rotectfon KuJual Tire Insu rance Company er CAMBRIA COUNTY.- tccaiccl In CJjaicji,Iii5r, Ia.t ! i i ISCOUPOKATEI) MARCH S3, A. D. 1857. ORGANIZED A Pllll. 6, J85 7.' 5 OFFICERS. JOHNSTON MOORE, PiiusiuEXT.' ' WILLIAM MURRAY, Vice President. ALEXANDER C. MULLIN, Skcuetaey. EDWARD SHOEMAKER, Tbeasvber. GEORGE J. RO D G E RSr G ex era l Agext. DIRECTORS, JoiiKSTUN.MooiiK, Eberiiibiirs, Z.J" , ED,rAT:0 SnOEiiJKER- r, ; ?, ! Alexaxuer C Mi i Lisf i ,: Geobge J,- Rodoebs; Z-i Jous Lloyd . ... I 7 William R..HL-GHF.8,Wilmorc. 1 Hexey Scaxlan, Carrollton Fkaxcis Beareb, Susquehanna twuship.'. iliciiARi White, Hemlock. - William Mukbav, Summerhill toMmship. James Kaylou, Allegheny - 44 Gkokoe S. King, Johnstown. ; ':-.". - James Potts, 7 . , . ' Matthew M. Adams, Sumniittville." ' Fraxcis O'Fkiii,, Mm.ster. " j : - OO-Oflice in the frame building, on High street, recently occupied by C. AV. Wingard, Esq., At torney, at LiTw. 7"7 " All com niunicat Ions' to" lie addressed to the " Secretary of the Protection Mutual Fire Insur ance Conpany of Cambria county," Ebensburg. Va. May 27. 1857. tf. , ; ' 7 ' KOTICE. - A LL persons indebted to the' firm of George Murray, or Goorgo Murray & Son, are heroi by notified, that tho uotes and accounts of said firms have been pUced in our hands for mlWHm - and that, unless paynient le made immediately' suits will be brought to enforce it. -z 4 . . - - JOHNSTON & MULLEN.' April IJ, 1855- tf. - - ,- - -L 5? I. O. O. F. HiRhlund Lfxlge No. 428 meets everV )XEWDA etmmZ tbeir Half 1- cm iiigu cu, iu me Shoemaker & Clark's building. upper ttry of i9 ! 2 i ATTORNEY AT LAW, .H,OITi I33E SBURG-. PENNA) Office 'on ColoiirirtJe'TfowV ' V' V - ''''4 . : t;,. i 5-'-M. J9i BIAG13MA3 - - A 1 T Q R N E X?;'A - Tf L If, v ,i - : ;-,3-:i ',Et)ensWrs. P.- - '-- "' ' " FHCE NpV 2'Col6tmado llow,,? near: the Court IIou?. ; '" - December 7, '-54' . 1 y ',' ' : ' - i. -; ' , T v - CYRUS I FERSIIIISG, Johnstownj Pa. "kVKlCK on Clinton Street, in the Second Sto- P ry of Good 4 Pewhing's Store Boom January 30,.1851T-'ly ; .j -j..: ABRAHAM HOPELW,; Attorney at Law Johnstown OFFICE on Clinton; Street, a: few doors north Tr.. - the corner of Jlain and Lunton. April 23, 1823. f- - ti-is.. K . ;-s.;. BI. C2ASSOX.; 1 Attorney at Law, Ebensburg.Pa MflflPW alimnmif t.h Po;t. flfhc' r I I a. .v" .."-"-"n J Aug. 24, 1S53. n Dr. Henry Yeagrlcj', " Practisine Pbysicianv Johnstown,- Pa. T'VFFICE next door to - his Drug Store, corner of Main and Bedford streets. i JohnstOAvn, July21, 1852. I- K. I.. JOHNSTON. A. V. IOHNSTON & MULLIN : Counsellors. and AW .1 tornevs at Law. Office opposite the. Court House. -Ebensbursr. Fa. Nov. SO, 1854. P.v V7illiaia Kittell. - William A. Hurra 7 KITTELL & MURRAY, "Tf-ETAVING associated themselves in. the prac h B ticc of the LAW, will, attend promptly to all business cntrustcl to them. -r ... t H; Ebensburg, June 14, ,1850. . A . GEO. M. REED. 7 ' " .. - " T. I. IIETE Ebensburg,-. . Joimstowu. ' .' - REE & IlElfKR, . - .t - A TTOJtNEYS AT LA IP, " 5 . , T. EIEYEU . AGENT for the Lycoming Mutual Insurance Company. " . , ' 7 Counsel given in the English and .-German languages.' i Office on High Street Ebensburg, Penn'a. ; '7 j Feb. C.185G. ly. .," .... ', F.M.GEOKCE, ' -: ' Justice of the Peace, foot of Plane "Wo 4,! ,jS T! 1 . a. p. a. R. " -- ---- i- WILL attend promptly to all collections" en trusted to his care. - Office, adjoining the Post Office,' ' July 28, 1852. - 7 ' 7 JO n COX RAD, ,:i I ATTOMEY; ASB COMSELiaR AT LAB. - ' - JonsTTOwir, Cambria Co., Pa. - COUNSEL given in the English and German languages. Collections' promptly"1 attended to. Office on Clinton street, in the room former ly occupied by David Ilite Esj. Jan. 7, 1S57. Illy. " !SLTlSTIiY. A. J. JACKSON, Surgeon Dentist will be found at Thompson's Mount ain House, where he can be found the third week of each month. Office in Johns town nearly orposie tt Cm bri Iron Store. EbensVw Ms 12 IS5C. s. M. KEKX. ' . i . L. ; M. SUANXO.N. Drs.. Eern & Shannon, PHiCTiSIHG PHYSIC1AHS. JEFFKllSON, CAMBRIA CO., PA., fry-"Tender their professional services to the cit izens cf Jefferson and vicinity, and all others de siring medical aid. Night calls promptly at tended to.' Marco 18,'1837." '. 7 7; i 7- WM. DAVIS. jous LLorn. Davis & Lloyd, HAVING fonned a partnership "in th Mer cantile Business, would respectfully solicit the patronage of their friends and the public gen erally. Gdl and see us at the old stand of Win. Davis. 7 April 29,- 1852. EJ.CKAE.D WW. JONES, WtTU SQUIRE, ZIMMEREiAN & : ALLEN WHOLESALE DEALERS IX . DRY GOODS, KO 143 MARKET STREET, BETWEES TIIIKD AKD FOCRTH, FRANCIS SQUIItE, E, - ) .N, I EN. J 1). M. ZIMMERMAN PllLLADELPHIA. GEORGE X. ALL! Feb. 4, 1857. tf BEN. P. THOISIPSON, 1 I with - ' P. I. PA7TOM & CO. Wholesale Dealers in and JIanac!ors tf . . . MTS, OrS, IWi :. . Halters' Miiterla!s, Slrsaw Goods, Artificial Plovers' EuSalo Robes, &c " Xo. 116 .MARKET STREET, . Below Fourth, South iSiJe, PHILADELPHIA CASH PAW FOR WOOL AND SHIPPING FU11S. -rRICE I. PATTOX. A. OPPEXILEIMER, Dec. 17, 185G. 8. GEORGE ROCHESTER WITH & 5 E Rr. G S E & fi & - S H Y D E R C , Ii wholesale Dealers In -rs - WINES & LIQUORSt KO. 150 ARC'U STREET, , . ? PHILADELPHIA. Mareh 18, 1857. ": T '- i?7 JEFFERSON HOUSE. (NEAR WILLMORE STATION, rA. R. R.) JEFF EE SO I? 7;- -CAMBRIA CO., Pa. ' JOHN M'COY Proprietor i ! AflE YOH KSMED ? 7 " SURVEYS made and applications taken for in surance against Fircin the ? : . ; j . PROTECTION MUTUAL. FIRE INSU- , RAKCE COMPANY k OF BLAIR : county, by 1 i.,:,, - ROBERT A. MWVj ASent". ' - r Wilmore P.-i O.,7 Cambria Co.; : i . i.isoas of tempbasce. '1. i: f Highland Division, No. 84, Sons of Tem gperancemeet iit their Hallevery SATUR-" ""HAY ereniogj io the upper- Trior j of R.T Davis' buildinjr. PHIL; S. NOON j K'i I G.r AVTodii with M OvOOXRAD & WALT OX, ii Importers & Wholesale Dealers ikBarfl-iar mitohlii. oihivw. i'iiiiu; w ai- i V. . . I . I . I W i . 1 " L 1, 1 lr TTT.. (Iron's Gras and Cradlincytht-sCornniofr and - Patent Scythe Snaths, Patent Clothes Pins j $e.;' etc., wLch tliey oherlor sale on rea..)nablc terms. to country neaiers only, ra. s c aiw& --r3 JanC.iry25, 1855. ch e ? EBEHSBURQ-, CA3II3UIA County, Ia. rt- JOHN f BLAtRf Proprietor, - r , , t r-f;4'-. 'cA LSO, lN-CONNEdndN;J-a BiAia & inans. .i Will leave the Union House for Willmore Sta tion in time to take the Eastern or Western trainiC Every accomodation will " be afforded to make passenger comfrablte. - - t , ; WILLIAM CARR CO, W H 0 LT E 5 A LtE G R 0 C 3 B S IMP0ETEES And Dealers in rOBEIGN & DOMESTIC ilQTJOES.' MLtU xiAjn via uAix.iiA ana xieciinea w nisitey. No. 329 Commercial How,- - T 'u : LIBERTY STKKKT.-7 i PITTTSBURG, Pa. ' , ; Sundries k . . .7' 5G0 Bbls double Rectified Wliislev! f - 187 Bbls; Old Monongahela Rye AVhiskey, (Part ... r very choice.;., ,7 v - S 1 50 Hhds N. O. Sugar, ; . ,i '.. 71 With a general assortment of Groceries, als Bacon,' ITour, Lard, Iron Sr Nails Stc.', all ofwhich will be sold at low prices for cash'." - ' ' ; ' : WM. CARR&CO June 18, 185G. 34- -i I u . REMOVAL.! ""77 - A PAUL GRAFF MANUFACTURER AXD WHOLESALE SEALER IN' BOOTS, SHOES, STRAW .GOODS, u : 77KATS AND CAPS,1'' v.-.r K No. 68i North Third Street, 1 1 ' Between Arch and Cherry, -s . ; i ; : ITIILADELflllA. March Cth 1850. , ! Jolm M'Keage,' -';''' Kant factcrer and Dealer In all Kinds of Cigars, Snuff, Chewing and Leaf Tobacco. Uontgom- ery St., Qollisdaysbarg, Pa. Constantly on hand, a fine and .well selected stock of Spanish, and half. Spanish cigars, at the lowest possible prices. All articles sold at this establishment are warranted to be what they are represented. "' ' ' Augusts, 1855. ly. M. II. MAKPLE. . . , .- K. C. UCCXUKE. J. PATTON TIIOJ1PS0S. Marple, McC'Iure & Co. WE have this day associated with us, J. Pat ton ff 'Thompson. The Style of the firm wilf be Marple, McClurc & Co. The Business of the old firm will be settled by the new. 7 1 i.a M. M. MARPLE, , I E. C McCLURE. . ,. 1'illXAIitLPJJIA. January 9, 1856. ' . r JYIEX II. AB4L.Eiv &.Vo7 NOS. 2 .S 4 CHESTNUT Street, (south side, be low Water,) i PIIILADELPHIA. ! (The Oldest Wooo-waee House, is the City. Manufacturers and Wholesale dealers in Pat ent Machine made BROOMS, Patent Grooved CEDAR-WARE, warranted not to shrink, WOOD & WI LLO W-WARE. CORDS, BRUSHES, &c, of all descriptions. Please call and examine our stock March 4, 1857. ly. K. H. Myers. Wm. M'Ievltt. TV3YERS &u M'DEViTT, WHOLESALE G HO C E 11 S , AND DEALERS IN -ETorcI-rii and ' I3Gisi?st!c ' XTlnes and l.Iquors.7" ' 201 LIBERTY STREET, near the mouth Sitii St., Pittsburg. Pa., keep constant ly on hand a supply of Old Monongahela anu Rectified Whisky, Bacon, llsh, Flour, Lard, Oil, Cheese, and Pittsburg manufactured articles gen erally. April 15, 1857- rHILIP BEYMEB. - HOBT. J. AXDEBSOX. fiiYMI-RIiiAIllEflyS. WHOLESALE ;DEALERS IX v FOREICM FRUITS. riUTs: spices. ' 1 ' CONFECTIONARY. sua .1 n s . , .' FIRE WORKS, &C. Qrj- Oranpcs and Lemon received weekly Ko. 39 Wood street. , I f7 Oppo; ite the St. Charles Hotel. ; . ,. Pittsburgti. Pa. March 4, 1857. tf. FBHE subscriber has just received fiom JL the East a large and splendid stock of new. Goods cf the following articles, all of the best quality, u roccnes such as 7 Uoffcc, hugar, : Tea, and Syrup Molasses.; a little of thq best that has ever been brought to this town before. ALSO Starch Corn which is "very delicious for 'food," in' fact he !-; has, everything that is in the Grocery line. 1 ALSO A good as U; sortmer.t of fancy stationary and no tions. ALSO ho has , added to his stock a' good assortment of IIAHVES1 ' - TOOLS, which' is '.very important to the , Farmer - at . this tirho,?j consisting ' of ' the fol lowinjr articles such as .z:.,vn.' : SCYTHES, , ; SNATHES, . i ' . . U j (n I FORKS, fc , : i - . r RAKES, 4c all of a good qual- . ity. " ALSO A pood assort ment or DRUGS and , ; - MEDICINES to 5 ' mention. Also--A lari;e lot of GOOD FLOUR." ALStf BAR IR ON, NAILS, and GLASS. 1 a 7 . Call and see and examine ibryoursdyes, you will not regret by .doing so. , 0 . .... - ROBERT DAVIS. - Ebensburg, Jul51S56.37: , vukiciy, occ, no, aao HiarKet tJtreei,;i;,- j j. "4u cLroei, aca.jy oiijpBivo ti-D i.c w inoiiiu- -.';' t Philadslphia. --.i3 -i -O t, ! dist Churcht Johnstown, Pa. ' '' v SrEP constantly on hand the genuine. Tinio-f F . TOf'ONUMr.XTS, Tom'bs; Grave Stones, Ian 3L thy Slack's Angers, WmMann's',Iieatty?s rJ.T.telTabIe, an.l Bureau tops, manufactured and IIunt!s superior Axes. Conrad &" Vvraltou's r of 'she most beautiful nnd finst nualitv of foreiim VT"n T MPT "k. -M T r WM- -b. -M"V At vj l i) 1 JUST received "at the store of EDWARD ROB .erts, .. ." T , :. f 1,000 lbs Coil Fish, ; --r----- - - -' 10 half Brls Herring, and , 10 half Brh M4ckerel - - - Teb. 6, 1856. JOHN PARKE'S i IV.' huu uomesuc maruie. alwavs to order as cheap as they can be purchased in the East,' with the additiwntcarpagesft-TFrxJiltJong exnernsice in the business ond stnet attenti(H,4 thereto, he can assure the public that all orders : ... will hepTomptly ai tended to and the vrk finish. I ed; in the !est and most handsome manner,furnish ed to onier and delivered at any place desired. 'ALSO, Grindstones 1 variou grits, "arid-sizes, suitable i for; -fanners' aud UKchanics. : Sold by wholesale or retail. ' " .. .t r rL7Eor the convenience of .persons rc:.ldtn'lh tbe east and north of the fcbuutv, specimens may J 4o reen and orders left with Stephen Llovd. at his cabinet ware-rooms in Ebensburg. " ' Purchisers are invited to examine stock and prices. ; f jur e 20, 1 855. J : LOUIS LUCKHARDT Tl'ATCSI SlAELEISt, AnU DCALllH ic CLOCKS. . WATCMS r ABn JEWELRY. rTMHE undersigned respectfuliy s . ,1 begs leave to inform the -citizens of Johnstown and vicinity fv.- ' 3? that lie has just received and is nowUiL2 icpeniig the largest stock of Clacks, Vul' hes and Jiicdrijt ccT brought to , Johnstown, iciihout tx feptivn, '. which will be sold " cheaper than the cheapest:" His t'riCP8 will tdicays, be uniform. One customer will not be charged more foT the tame quality of goods than another. " A List of ome of the articles comprised in the assortrient is annexed. Prices may be ascertained, ane goods examined, at the Storey oiMaiu Street. , . Gold Hunting English levers, . ; 1 . Gold Detached Iievers, fid jewelled,' Gold Lupines-. 4 holes ' " " ' Silver English Levers,! 7 -7 7i - v Silver Ietachcd levers,; : ' - 7 Silver Lepines, Gold Guard Cliains. ! Gold Vest Chains, Gold Pencils, with Pens, , Gold Pencils, Gold Medallions, , . r, j Silver Extension Pencils and Pens, , J , Gold Breastpins, Ladies and Gentlemen, Gold Eardrops, Gold Earrings,' i Gold Finder Pings, Gold Cmf. Pins, -j Gold and Silver Watch Keys, Poitmonaies '. Lndies; Fans, fancy and plain, j Silver Tablespoons, !' Silver Teaspoons, Silver Thimbles" . i '. Plated Tablespoons, best, - "'";.; ' 'J ' Plated Teaspoons " " ' Silver Guard Chains, ' x -1 ; Plated and Brittania Tea Set U, - , Violins and Bows, Violin Strings, Ac, . : Colt's and Allen's Revolvers, C inches, Gold Bracelets, Accordeons, . .. , Silverjantl Plated Spectacles, fctf.,'&-c.I S:c. ' v ' Crj-!Aix sorts of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired with promptness and at low rales. . Con fident that he cannot be undersold, the undersigu respectfully solicits the confidence and patronage of the public. .LOUIS LUCKHARDT ; May 14, 1856. 20-tf. ; F. BI. George. Henry Ktocli. MEW FIRM. t a u n c r i) , . - . w, fJIIE subscribers would respectfully iuform the JL , citizens of Cambria county, that lhey have purchased the Tannery Establishment at llemlock Cambria Count-, formerly owned by A. M. R. While. The establishment will undergo new re jairs and improvements which will enable them to manufacture Leather of all diseriptions for country use, also, various kinds of Leather f. n the Eistcrn market. - . .. 7 , ; Cash will be paid for Bark' and. Hides, of a. &inls, or if preferred in exchange for Leather. . None but practical workmen will be. employed Orders for Leather will by promptly attended to F. M. GEORGE. HEXRY RFUCH. May 7, lS5G7"28-tf FIE112! SAVE YulK 1'ROPGORT THE West Branch Insurance Company is pre pared to take 1 i.ks on jroptrtv either on teh CASH, ML 'i'U.AL or PF.KIT.TUAL plan. each department -f this Company is "managed separately anil their extreme care in taking risks makes it the cheapcat, and tufest company in the. State. Every man should have his property in sured. .. For a very small amount of money his mind is entirely relieved from uneasiness and his family incase his property is burntj from want. Persons desiring to effect insurance will find it to their advantage to examine the terms of this Company and their mode of doing business which tl.ey can do bv calling on the Agent. 1 KEFEEEKCES. :r, Hon. Simon Hon. Wm. Biglcr, Hon. Simon Cameron, John Fcnlon, Esq., aud to persons insured in this com pany. r - . : : 7 . - llox. G. C HARVEY, Pres. ; . Tnos. Kitcuex, Secy. : J. C. NOON, Agent. . Ebensburg, Dec 17, 1S5G. Craliliet Ware-Room. ; . srtt , THE undersigned Lavinjr purchased the - Lwc,u""c slock of furniture, lools, &c of Sic SS2phen Lloyd Jr., would respectfully in form the citizens of Ebensburg, and vicinity, that lie will manufacture all articles of Furniture to order on the most reasonable terms. The Ftock now on hand is larp;e, consistinp of TABLES, BUltr.AUS. STAN DS, BEDSTEADS, i : , CRADLES, Ac. &c. All articles manufactured in the establishment will he-finished in a workmanlike manner, employ ing' none but' experienced woikmen. -"-' ' i. ROBERT. EVANS, &r. Co. . : Ebensburg .April 2nd, 1656. ; ! , J 7 xirlJtA.CK. sMiTii siioiv T1 HE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Ebensburg and the vicinity that he has rented the SUTIl SHOP formerly occu pied by Michael McCague, where he. intends to carry on the BLACKSMITHING in all its branch es. . Tersons entrusting work to hi care can rest assured that it will be promptly attended to and at moderate rates, lie would also, inform the citizens that the business of HORSE SHOEING will be" superintended by himself personally. Owners' of valuable horses will not be under the necessity of sen fling their stock to a neighboring v illae, as his experience in this line is widely known. IS A AC. SINGER., Ebensburg, April 9, 1856. . , .7 " . ..... 1 ;. EBENSBURG-FOUNDRY HAVING purchased tbo Vntire stock and fix tures ot tho Ebensburg Foundry, tho sub scriber is piepared to furnish, farmers arid ethers with .4 1 ".' v" IMouglis, PlougSj loliits, Stoves, 31111 , ,, lrouN, TEircslilng Machines, r and castings of any kiuj .that may be needed in the community. By strict attention to the business of the con cern, he hopes to merit, and trusts he will receive a liberal patronage from those in want of articles in his line. i- ',-.." '-' 'All business done at the Foundry.-' - 1 - -t I -EDWARD GLASS. Marfh 22, '55-tf. - j X7H9H A fresh lot of Salmon; Maeker d, Hcr: JP ring and Codfish, fo; sale bv - .'"' R. TUDOR on nana anarnaaaa .'AX i. rRESrOTAli I I i ii x . TljndeTsignedh'aving remotcd t the newT building twd doors west of. the old tttand,.1 woulj resptctfully inform h customers and the -public ' generally that n? has lately-added; to bis former' supply 4 of Goodsand Ueejjnttanl!y on hai) a full supply of -1 " r ': - . , , i -J Staple and Taney1 Dry Goods,- ; 'A -Silk- Goodfinade-up-Clothing,Hats and Ck)S ' " Boots ahd Bhocs; Hardware and Cutrryv Carptn-' ier's tools: 'Smith's tnols. V.nlu'n fitl 'e-?w manrfo" - Pi Tn q, 'o.i t r j . ' , I uit. u.. nuu .UlSUL A I iri L- Stoves and ca4t hollow-ware constantlr on UniiA Also, copper and tin ware.. Groceries, ' wholesale' i and" retail, j " .7' " ' ' ' " !'V "" ' . " , Pine, Poplar an4 "Cherry rLumUr bought &n? ' soli. 7 '"'. .' 7- 7 ';-' ' " ; GtXkls will ie solif at the i ery loisci-t prices iu exchange for Cih or Couu try PrfMlucc. .. .. E. HUGHES. , t EbensburgMarch 15, 1855. THE GREATEST AT:CRACTI0 f t ' j.'aioouc &.SON, ; .I1.3;:!," MAVE- lust opened'at their -oh! stand; m th4' Borough of Ebensburg, the rifhest an rareit, the finest and cheapest assortment cf , goods, and care lias Wen taken that nothing with in tne range oi a Country store, nor any ways near it, Li:t what they can supply to their cus tomers, at leasr as cheap as they can be Lad hi ' the country." Their stock of Dry.Goodrf is un precedency' large, embracing Cloths, of every variety and" texture, , Satinetts, Cassimcres, Tweeds, Jeansr &c.,r &C, nannehs, Sheeting, .. Shirting, and made up Clothing of every description. A great varictvof r v- t r . f "LADIES' FANCY DllEZS GOODS fc ? of all patterns nnd at all prices.' '- i f - p f'-"- LacesJ ti inunlngs gloves, xaitt. Sc. t Their assortment of hats, caps, boots, and shoes, ,'i' complete and unsurpassed. ? , GROCERIES & LIQUORS, of every varkty and quality. ,: A well sclcctel rariety of Hard ware, Cutlcr.r, awl nails. Also, Queens war and Glass; Paints, Dye stuffs, i -. . ... j . DRUGS & MEDICINES. V And all for sale low for cash, or given in ex change for country prodrce. Give us a call. . ; - J. MOORE & sox: '54. i - 7 - Ebensburg, Nov. CORPORAL JOHN KIEFFER V: : JOULD respectfully inform his old friends' ana the travelling rubhc that he haa lras- ed the Logan House, Ho!lidayfturg7 ud is pre pared to cptertain all who may favor Lini' with their patronnge in uyobjoctkmaUe stvlc. " The HOUSE has been newly furnished thro' out in a style not surpassed by any cr tabli.-bniei.t in the interior of the State. . His TABLE will always be supplied with all the fcub.-tantials and delicacies of the seasuii, and attended by atten tive servants. In a word, no pains will be s:-cred to inaKe me i.ogan a nrst class house, and noth ing will I left, undouc to renda- its gjutsts com fortable ami happy. .-.- - - The STABLES, which arc exten'ive, will Le attended by honest and faitldul ho-tkrs. BESTAURAKT. The has cment is t-ccupied as a Restaurant, where meals ; will be -served hj at all hours of the day. together with oysters, wild game, fish aud all the delegacies and n fivsl. mcnts of the season. JOHN KIEFFER.. June 4, 18C.-S2lf. ARCIDLI HOTEL. HENRY FOSTER, PROPRIETOR. The subscriber would respectfully iufdiur the citizens of Cambria county ud the travouin public generally, that he has leased f r a, number of years the above Hotel, and furnishe.1 it in a manner equal, if not superior, to many Hotels it Western Pennsylvania, and it Lehig" .iiuated in one of the most business streets in J..hnst.wn, makes it alo.-irahh stopping place fr bnsiw-s men. The Bar will be furnished with thflest liquors the Philadelphia Cust m Ilonst can uC"..rd. Attacheil is a large and commodious Saloon in the basement story, M here every delicacy-will ii serod up. Everv attenti. r. wi'll lpjiid to visitors- - ' HENRY l'OSTER. Johnstown, Sei.t. C, 155C-if CUAKGE OF JPliOIRIETOits, CAMBRIA HOUSE. MAIN SHEET, 'JOHNSTOWN, PA. JOHN WILSON, Proprietor Mr. SAYLOR having retired, the present IW prietur will take pleasure in accommodating his friemls and the traveling public at this wc-J known stand. He hopes, by energy and attention, to add materially to ihe character of the Hou. His TABLE and BAR will always be furm'sl ed. with' -the Vest that can be procured, so fhit the patrous of the lloute can rest satisfied U'n tins score t f good living. It is hi design to make such, additions also as will make the House superior to the generality of hotels. - , A HACK runs to the R. R. Station ujxm the arri' al and 'depiirturc of every Passenger Train. " ILA.CKS also rim to SoniCict, via Davidsville and Stoystown ; departing froLi tL's llou: at 7 o'clock, everj morning. -January 14, 1857, " r - - - ' - - - - " 1 i ., ,- . !- . R'ouutala Inn. THE subscriber resjK-ctfulIy infurms his friend and the public generally that he has again tken possession of the well known tavern stand Fonn tain Inn," situated on the turnpike in. Blair's Gap, where he will at all times be prepared to wait 011 Lis friends and customers. ' Thankful for past favors, he can arsure the people of Cambria aud Blair lonntics. .that- n-i pains v ill be spared to gain merit of their pat- JOHN FRIES. Feb: 4, I So 7. JllHS Ev A x a. urcii JOSEF. A ChangeI-Tew Firib.; 1 THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY IMVLSED that the pai tnorship heretofore existing uudir tho firm of Evans, Johu Hare, Ev-an E. Evans and Hugh Jones, has been dissolved. Mr. Hare retiring. The firm as it now stand wil; carry on the business in all its various branches at tie old Mauds. The Tannery will be under the su perintendancc of John Evans ai the old stand fonneily owned l y J. Moore." The ShAimakiMg business will bo carried on as usual a few doors east of Snyder's Hotel in all its branchwr. f The highest market price will be iaid in cash for Lidos. 7 Chottnnt andllcmlock Bark iir trade r : 7 . 7 7 .... , v They hare vnstanHy on hrniil a larir sHtsWt-' meut of French calf-skin, M en and Y omciia' Mo rocco Boots and Shoes, and are prepared to e3 cut work on the shortest notice. ' Being practical workmen themselves-aiid Using' none but the very best materials tb.ey are cout: dent they can execute work as well and as cheep sas any establishment in the country. -' v April SO, 1830-2"tf. r 00 f; KOTICE.' ,"i77H TlUv undersigned wduld Teipcetfulh- inform the public that he has purchased, tub" Inter est of of Milton Roberts, deceased., in t hp Grocery business, and will continue to carry on".t the old stand, and would solicit a share of the pubfi cus tom. The books of the firm ' of Tudor and Rob erts have been placed in my possession. "AH knowing themselves indebted will please call Ai ith me and settle. BIQJaRD TTDOB PAturg. Arfatl 21, 1S6C. FILL AND WINTER GOODS, " - ever offered to the people of CnnLria Co&nty; Umisal care was taken in th' w.WHnnf t... .'' 3 O ii o
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