l". . o5n.are and ztteious-'detemlw-J
,sy,.candor. compels us to admit, that
jciJfdlj tlie best looking man of the
frVforial in this County albeit he is a
::
i
yvffi
J ot:rsfIf" are -still disconsolate.
s in ''tlie vale t of celibacy "
- jf you want to purchaso good and
gr0Ceri., call at the store of Robert
w .a-lt the times, ucrtrge. bis a's'cmMino- ra' umcers upon the Territory
i
t i
tlE
ran.
jt.Vr. iNtcr Mcstcrscn, honorel
."'it. t- TF 1 l
ica.' last '.vetK. lie nas been appoi
;tt: louaty by wov. lacker. It is not
3 you fcare up a better man than Peter in
; Jcgouerafo days.
fi' that llonps are about to be abol-
,i:J, and Cnming red petticoats eubsdtutecl
htkirttcad
So say our city exchangee
1BJ
r,n 'uc!i things he,
,:,.; iivcrc rtjic u.s lik n siimmer'j. cldud.
luui n.::i'".;i our .Nj'eLiai winmcr j
,fBf .fvii'f Sucki'nj Doi t it. The a'oTi-Le-
! . . .. r i l n
:-p(om:c il tins place since the Democrat
bating on Monday evening of lat week
Mr.
fJ.j'T',at a was there my couutrytueu.'
"I hUMMMl-K.U.TII -TS IIIOMAX DlTTLER Tc-
jw J " ' nt ,0r liar V',rJitt Guilty. In
!fj$e tuo tourt yesterday uiorutug grant
jnew trial.
X?" . I). Andrrson. Kyn.. Editor rf the
4 ,
ii:lvunioii," will please accept our
f r u copy (,f the far-famed Leconip-
; (')IjsSltUtlon.
;r Hon J.-lni Crssvell, of "the-Senate,
t IT . - - .
im nun tiCArgc .Smith, of thu Iloupe,
acci pt our -thanks, fur ralnabl
e public
s.
d'A'UXl-'Vi's.
x.
on.
J. irrtrefcn(e
Wi-i ut.vpt7 of Catiibrui in tho Deinocrat-
rA.vY.vention. Thui's so.
If The westher ih M'.W ir.tenpelv cold
! sik ;'it sii-iirlMfi.r t,f,i-.. or ... t
"i a V
mid we'll Ukc
c "' . j " ruu ion-11
a sl kh r'ule.
(' V.TLat the Loetcrre of J.
!.r. i:
'1 t-of.ro the Kbtnslurg Literary As- 1 fauit
te ;i mdttfitiitel v t.Ohtnoneil.
j r
Tie Condition of- the Mormons The Posi
tion of BngLp.ra Young-.
Tln'r. o-nt inf lli-enee fix.m Utah U im
,"'rr,i';t i-i several p-int of vrew. It cotpi'i
' in f,t. fireplace, tho .MfssajW of Hrig
mni Youit to tlie Trtritorla! Legislature,
'"J in tiic .tt-conJ. the action of that L-gla-ure
upon the Goveruor'n .Manifesto. The
'h'sagc is entirely too long to giv, in detail,
"t the following may, pt ihap.s, e regardjed
its im .Ht important parage
Has l.'tah evn: violatod . the Unsl principle
f thi Constitution, fi-M u;uih an bioki n the
lost iti.igiiiScant coiieiiTuti-iiial enactment ?
;o -nor have we'th& most distant occasiou
so UrUig, nut haw ever i-triven to
uiy ei.j.ty and ox tend those right granted 7'J"nl'-r
. . a ill 1 1 1 F n r r r c i f -.
i nt a iin.li.-iim un-jiur. ou; EO unou-
usivo and wise a course does not seem to
eas tho wholly V.v r,fr,in ,,.,1 ,1,,.,.. J",UU1U uy niore impuciiy lotrouuocd into the
ake and love lies ; ad rino thoec m?chins- U -s the pressure of the
ri. are numerou-, aud also powerful through I l'.x,,ic circumstances wnich forced .his
ell-dwciplincd organization' nd sihee Utah i n - ge u,nrtllcuV JUit 28 ,,,B eveilt3 iu th?
yielded right after nght for the sake of I LtT- t! t "'if - f mmtwS
pace, until her policy has emboldened tho J ' Ut iad enflUea us ca.ry
icajlts of rur Union, it must needs be that J U r"Pc! a!lons Wltb K'tcr success, and
resident Duchanan, if he has ordered an ar- j t 3d n0 -TPcct thc thing from
7 Utah as reported for he has not offi- ,? ,n , a. ; dngthe actual exigency
.1? . k
my notmed mc of such a movement by his
Jer has at length succumbed, either of
nice or through being overcome, to ihecru-
endeavoring to carry out a usurnariiin of ! ? rroPf'"ly administred wlien removed
uu iieu.rious course ot those enemies and
n" Ttiiiou otiigm oeiongs only to the pco- : y j an u i c.jtuusiuie
!. by appointing civil officers known to be ; th,e Cr.owu' as represented by its con-
itly objectionable to freemen, and sendin- ' st'tutl0n -dvisers. The proposed bill would
o-called army undor mere color of law to ! ft T cufnfie m tne government of India;
Ce thr.SU offifm tirwn i. .1 t..:i r'., 'UC Only chance Was iu adinini:rrnt;,-.rt nt
k.i. -p.- i.t i i. . 1 . t irom ttse rl
v.. iuu UUIUI oi mo
.v w. ... o uuucjj ior mo c"?uec
u and protection of every gambler cut-! 11 ' Urt of Pr0PrIe-
oat. renrobate and ?eoii. rl ..., . "t aim a i reMJcut. nomiuated
j i
L ully aware, as has been justly-written,
t patriotism does not consist in aiding gov
imentin every bflFC and stupid act it may
form, but rather iii paralyzing its power
en it violates vested rights; affronts insul-
justiee, and assumes undelogated author
osc to follow in their train
. AAV IU U V V . ..
, aud knowing that the so-called army re- 1 IV in 1!
ted to be on its way to Utah, was an'ua- l- J tlie .Uin,U1tes
?uised mob, if not ent by the Presidenof luereS c
L'niterl s-t.f- n.i :r', .. i , Dt.01 revenue, the coflaes
United States, and if snf !. .T. revenue, the coftsent of four members' ofthe
ner and for the purpose alleged in all ill Con,nf,1I woaU Lc,uecC-ary. The President
rmatiori -permitted to reach us was no c bc f Pon footing of a Secretary of
& mob, though in the latter event actios 1 i 81 tLeln,Cta5ers the Council would
uuer
irrnattori
. - o "ivu. wfciijir
er COlor Of law. UOOn lonrmnrr ftf Ifo
roach I issued, as in constitutional duty
-r "e, no ucur
i f. r,w-uai'on, eiprcssjy lorbiddin-
bodies of armed men undr nd.of
1. 1 I '
C' , UJ wuoinaocver eent, to come with-
, . HUHWVCtCl
" rounds Of this teTritrwv
. J
i1U
1 . . .
, . i . . KgMJ u"necl them, and
i2?.?1,der"d ?uWl Obic were
1 " lUc' "Pproach,) where
ua d they intend to winter.. Under these
uuch CeS I rC8Pcctfulb' ugeattnatyou
auch measures as your cnliihtened jodg
lt may dictate, to insure rmhli; ira:,::?
"oio .iMlien.bi, eoB.UlaUon.1 tigbu ! ,h
d to obey that nroclarn-tlon0': !r i lu l.ho Pronage in India
ny.;..i. i , .
.:.Thj yfi:' cautiously
' expressed.- nnvorM. J"-Jr'.5..' i'."' j c
aiiiuu.ms.so a uenance
am
roc
trooDs
to mase tneir apDearanco wifhm iha A..
1 t .. . - r- .. . r
V ritpyinJ )ie now calls upon the
gmauire to -adopt ' such measures. as may
-ui.iuvm expedient under the circumstances
.".it?.xui4; auer tue xHessage was read, a
fctnte oi resolutions endorsing the entire 6ffi
v.ui course oi tingham l oung. was submitted
and unanimously adopled. These rcsolutious
declare, that the high Driest of th M
r u,u nave uescended to us a rich legacy from
our forefathers. " . - y
aT ll "I .Tf ' -
, . . . '"""Tciuiutu. urign
;T"-''."1Dg.i"e-united 'Stares
rjtooHigB-strcet- H stock is. cxten--jhall be sustained, arid that the General G
'J irol! FclrcteJ, aud his prices regula-' crnhwnt shall not enforco unpalatable :Fe
u 4
ns
ov
'ede-
.v ckrk. w always oa-irr.-r.as, and -rcauy ! "esoived. That' while we deprecate the
Hl ailU tnilOCetit hnnnla 1. i. j '
... V vrTlHjl JI103V 1UV-
:r Hostility manifests..! f,i......J .. ,...
On ii(tUttl " j ""airauou or uieueneral tieverumtint, we
v.or of tlie-l'duusy Ivatiia Ran Jioad, dellv-' will continue 'to resist any atteimt on the
, Alve-,(kBUcai fpeeb m tl t?&te Convcn- ! i,drVot Mie -vdm mitt ration to 'Bring us into a
t UYrikr. .ic'h'hoVas 'sb aniioas to 1 f &S apfoiing, contrary to
llonI V -n i, . n i I cOL6tuution, ofecers fr whom the people
relo( interlace, last December have neirlu-r vot, or voice in clectin- nor
auail any person appointed to office in Utah
by the. present Adminiration, either qualify
t i
" , for. or astiume and discharge, within the li
nt- ; its of this Territory the functions of the o
m-
offi-
ffci-ctly "scaler of w ihts aud nieasures" i CcS to which they have been appointed, so lone
as our Territory is menaced by an invading
army (for such an army cannot have been
sent to 'protect either the citizen or the ras-
ng emigration, but is manifestly sent to aid
j in trampling upon American liberty.) nor so
I loifg as such appointees are so pusillanimous
"3 ty rnjuire a numerous armed force to at
tend their back to enable tlum to carry out
the traitorous designs coucoctcd for depriving
American citizens of thctr iedefeahiblo and
vested rights.
Ilesolved, That we will at least Lave our
con.stitutioual rights to a Voice in the selection
of our Territorial officers, :kn& iu the enact
ment of the local law of our jro'ver'rinieut.
j The question occurs what next The
j United States troops arc in the neighborhood
; of Salt Lake City, and Jtrigham i'oufcg and
! the Legislature affirm that, no ' offcrs but
I those of their own selection, shall exercise au
j thoiity among them until the army is with
j draw::. The issucis now fairly made up.and
j there must be a coufiict, or one of the parties
i must recede. The result of this matter is ev
; iden'ly involved in doubt. Col. Johiihtoil
f has avowed his determination to take no step
J backward. He will, therefore, move towards
i the city at the first opportuuitv, when, if the
; Mormons should still adhere to their policy of
i dchanco and resistance, a bloody struggle
j would ?ccm to bo inevitable.
j THE FUTUEE GOVERNSIENTOF INDIA.
. Lour. Pai.mm(.sto.n's Sp.tcn. Lord Pal
I meriston has brought foward his proposal for
, i. t, iuiuiv uvteruiiiiiii o inula. inat pro
poi-al was to transfer the future Govarument
H Pil- ; "f lu(3,a irom the Kast India Company to the
v.v,-.. ,1 H3 ,.ul JU consequency ot any
faults ofthe Company, or any delinquency ot
which they had been guilty, but becauso the
present system of double gevcriiment was
II Was I.Ot 111 Pnlnriilii'liiT nf
aaught with grave inconveuicnces- After n
! fining to the peculiar circumstances which
i hnd pbeed the .eat of the earliest civilization
i in the hands of a company of mcrehatiLs. and
' to the various modifications which their pow
; it and privileges had undergone, he observud
: the irresponsibility of the Company was not
in accordance with the circumstances in which
' tlnitr xrfrr Kl'w..! 1".; a. . .t
.. ... v. ji.n-n. (U xyiri ciors oi ino Com
pany being elected by holders of stock, who,
in many instances, had no knowledge what
ever of Indian affairs. The system of check
and counter check which was the characteris
tic of the uouide Governmeu had been car
ried too far ; it operated not to regulate the
machine, but to destroy iia action and regu
larity There coul 1 r 11(1 rrinnr otr.Anci
v neace- ; i :i- .. . . - .
'verninent at home,
g n? it w;t5 not intrusted with the entire
control" of affai s. It was t;me that there
i VI i . l . . . . ...
w '...fiv.o auiuoriiy i-nouia only te estcd
where there was, at the same time, complete
ri rwin i Ki 1 ri r . 1 ... .. ,
i'v...-11unj , asm i lie consiuuiionai minis
ters ofthe Crown. Those vast countries could
home. By this bill the present powers ofthe
oyine trown, and a.-sisted by a Council
likewise nominated by the Crown, would be
appointed m their places. The Council would
consist ot eight members, appoiuted for eiirht
3-cars, two of whom would go out by rototion
..ijf jiar. Aucaee.ision ot the i'resident
would bo final, but the members of th Cmm.
millKf rnlmn if . .. !L1
" : cil who differed from hifn in opinion ou rec-
uut icr all propositions
bv iho lrc:.u ,.r lur "creasing me cnarges upon India or its
each have a salary of jCIOOO per annnnj.
ine rresident, as a Cabinet Minister, would
bo assuted by a Secretary in the House of
vommons; but the members of councils would
not be permitted to have seats in that House.
They must have served a certain time in
a uiti eo-cai- T,i; Ti,. -hi.
t . " . utr" wouia oe no aiteraiioB made
1 c - .u iimia.
As fo- tire patronage at Lome, the writer-
0O, j irhinann a r.n - .... , .,
..r UU1T VpCU lo compcutton, ana tuey
r rti . T .4 . mt .... . .
wouia, remain so. The cadetubips would be
equally; divided between tho President and
the Councillors, which was very much as it
was at present divided between the Directors
and the Board of Control,, and, 'a eettain nutn
bcrcf Cad itships would be rcscrvi-J forth
room
only
sons of officers who have served in' India The
are
ativo troons would
osc of the fuccn, but they would bedircct-
J Ti V queens ontrol. Auditors
would be appointed to prepare yearly
statement of the-Im;.,, JLJ -11 IL.
be laid lfore.PwUainJ!pt:"-iB-VerS
the outlines of the bill. TT.m vS-
country1 would be greatW, disat,:"
pbbtedinhat pHndple wa7
might be met bv ihfr ;nM.;,u Li- v '
r prrnciplo was rejected. . He
by th& invariable Ica of .all
those wanted to get rid' indirectly of what
they could not oppose diiectly.-a demand for
,li i r . -.T-uciu.iimor
-"--y. --fv simple torei of TnVfT,r '..yj
- A simple fprei of government would
ar more chance brgmng tranquility to
than could be'dotie by the cumbrous
ir more cu
Ind
.u-.uiim oi ms aouuie governmenti He de.
inereas any peculiarity in the gov
eminent of 'India whlMi truA- ; r :
- n vuii ui me cat-
."Hume vourt ot Uirectora in T.nn,i.,ll
v natever had been done - for India
had been brought about by the discussion in
that and in the other House of Parliament.
It was for the civilization ofiU
Ii . I IT I . ... ..UU4A
and not for giving tho means of life -to a few
members, of the middle Ha
that we were intrusted by providence with the
destines of India. ' He felt sure iuat the pro
posed change would con luce to m.lr ";
power more firm in India, and to the inter
ests of its inhabitants.
OBITUARY.
DiKt). In Kbensburg, on Tuesday even
ing, the 9tb inst. of
Mns. Lhaklottk J. KotoEits. consort of John
Kodgkrs. Jr. in tho-OIcK r t
ji-ai vi iirr ae.
Funeral takes place it 2 o'clock, to-morrow.
DlKD. At the residpnrfl nf V.Io t.
. i , , ... r- "io uwmo, iu
the borough of Ebeusburr-. hn s..,,;r,.
6th of March, of consuniotioii. Mr". lAvm
iJ. Davis, m t!i ',i ;. , r i -
, ... jti vi ui3 age.
Resolutions ov cob6ir.2icz.
At 'a meeting of IIiVhlan.1 Div Jnrt
viyupwauce, me loilowiug resolutions of
fn- w O - toiwu UVUC
respect to tUe memory of Dro. David D. Da-
ib, were adopted :
Whereas, It has pleased Almihtv C.A
to remove bv dotl r,n . m..-
i ji uui iuium, our
Urothcr, David D. Davis, and a a tril.nm r.f
respect to his memory, be it
Jiesijlvcd, That while no mnmn yi.
oflirother David 1) 1 t...
. ""'"'i uow ill UUU1-
le submission to the will nf TH.,. n.i,-:n,i.
ail things as he pleaseth.
JletUvcd. That the condolence of the mem
bers of Highland Division be tAr.. .
afilicted friends of our decemed brother
licsolved, I hat A cotw CT tliP(
signed by the YV. P. and 11. S.,,be given to
me mends or our deceased Urother
iusolczd. That thee resolutions 1... r.,,1,.
i- t i . . i : r
iisuea -in iue- -ucmocrat & Sentiutl" and
"Jiountaiccer. .
NEWTO.N.i:. KOBLRTS;
Ebcnburg, March 8; 1808. -
RESPECT TO THE JIEMoRV Or PTtOTBlR AYID I.
DAVIS.
At a meeting of Highland Temple of Hon
or, ho. 10, the following reiol'titidns expres
sive of the sentimentu of the memberB were
adopted :
Whereas. It has pleased Almighty God
to remove by death from our midst, our wor
thy and beloved Brother, David D. Davis,
aud, as a tribute to his memory, be it
litsohxd, That wbilo wo bow in humble
eubmission to the Divine Will.wc can not but
mourn and regie, thu death of our former as
sociate. Rtsohrd, That we sincerely sympathise
with the widowed mother and friends of our
deceased Brother, iu the severe affliction and
irreparable loss they have sustained
A'esolved. That a copy of these resolutions
be entered on the minutes of the Temple, and
that the . II. present the friends of our de
ceased Brother with a copy of the same un-
teetitrd, that -these resolutions be pub
lished in tho -Democrat & Sentinel" and
"Mountaineer.
NEWTON I. ROBERTS,
M. C. 3PCAGTJE.
- , J."L. STOUGlt.
Lhensburg, March S, 1858. '
3lrui Sl&ikfknifnfc
orPhass'couut sale.
IY-virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
JL of Cambria county, to me directed, there
tt 1 1 'iwi iv f pn,bUc sale 011 he premises
1 1 1 , thcSd dy of April, next.
1 o clock m the afternoon, the'followih" rea'
on
at
"ing real es-
laie 01 winch Jacob Paul died seized to wit
yu 11 act Miuaie in uicniand township in the
" ,V , V ','V'J,""",s ,a,UiS 01 tne heirs tit Ja
cob btuli dee'd. on thc southwest, lands of Dan-
t 1 yy ,on,1 lC north an(. lands of thc heirs of
"UIH1U1 "ecu. on tne south cortaining two
.....u.v,u nu more or icss, aoout sevny acres
of which are cleared and in a go.l state ofculti'-
wTV irvt ' u ',ry brIck "veiling House
bank Earn, Blacksmith Shop and. outhouses
thereon erected and a larr mt1 1" ',?, !!.
" 1 JT " ,racw situate m the Riid
Afxn ry.. i ... ... .
vn..Hp? wij.iimDg rne above Sescribed tract on
. souin ian,i 01 John R. Sidrnan oh the north
anu 01 Abraham I'aul on.thc east ahfllanda of
...v ..0 v,i jUlin 1 am aee'd. on the South, cort-
-.-.uHm, i acres and siventeen perches
and allowanoo -.nid .-i.j., mi-
. "; riw mui iu eood re
pair thereon erected. 5
The above tracts of land will be sold together
or separately to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF. SALE-One third ofthe purchars
money to be. paid ou confirmation of sale; one
third to remain charged upon, the premises, the
interest .of winch to b paid to the widow, and
i1!111116 Pr,nciP;!iI tote paid to the heiis,
ana tne balance twoermal
be secured by the bonds and rrhrtn.n
purchaser ou the premises.
- SAMITFT. R PiTTt
Trnstee of the r-al estate of Jacob Paul iloc'd
' AV, it im
. . The CassTlllo Semlnrif y.
ONLY $2260 PER QUARTER.
miHS SCHOOL FOR TOUNG ' LADIES AND
ent emen is unoucstiohablr the-cheanoKt
one ot the kind in the land. Th ..
rent, furniture, fuel, luin
.$22.50 per quarter.
Ti 7 7, 6 V7 Pnc'Pe of statesmanship
lie coUd not believe the I'arlament .of Kug
land w'as less canabla ofa wi n,?r.,;r,;f,:zL
i N- WUUIIUlklilLIUIl
x lano amsx is only .00 per quarter. All
the Languages and tbe Ornm.i,i. '
tionally cheap. 'Send for. circnl.ir m,,,i,V
expected to notify mc before coming Addre
. '. . , Ca33Tille;Uunan3don co.,-Pa.
Feb. 21, 1868-.tm
ADMINISTRATOR'S KOTICE.
ETTER3 OF ADMINISTRATION HAVE
tT ?-,"ailtT? to the undersigned on the es
iateoCAuUiaro Bverly, late of Johnst. wn. Qwn-
h. , -T' , "e:eas All- persons inowing
to make mmediatpaynTnt.viud all Jerson
folding claipra aynstaid estate wiU meson
-.., mueuMsi ioaiu, estate are reauested
them proputhwiticateil or. settlement.'
- xr t ;' " BIL.ESHXE. Aclm "
ALl'ABLE FARM'Ftftl'S ttc
milE smrCRlBER OFFFTRS AT PRIVATE
rtjr-,?i!P2'' Which b ; "now resides in
Cambria lown.h.p Cambria countv. containing
196 acre, -: About 85 of wlm-b are clcard and
m a high state-of cultivation nd well fenced.
i v I"1rovemc"ts ar ?ood liowe.1 log House,
n Lank Barn, other outbuilUngs. and a thriving
Tll wvx.dlaodis welf timbered
I rr an,n a cooPcrhop:about180 rods from
of water. ,n almost every- field on the farm.
XortbB(vf rkfteal,)OUtfo"r aml 'tf 'imle
North UestoftEbensb-orjr. Kx-n ;iu r w
Fbetisourg and Carrol!t,n Plank Road, with a
good ownslup Road leading from .the Plahk
Road through the premt.es. Any. person wish
to purchase a farm, would do well to examine
thu property, as. I will .sell' on' reasonable
OWEN R. ROBERTS,
March, 10th 858.
. themselves indebtod f. tV" ...V
Sentinel" for. 'Snbacrirt,i
liantl
attending
' H. C. DEVINE.
r.oensourg,- Feb. 24, If 08.
' H oiue, mat ineTJomtnTasiiers vf CK'm
' J5. brin Countr will ltnl.l oA.kr.. ... 'S
m t: i- i. r i . . 1 i.i .
ty fur the year 1858 at the Commissioners "oWc
in hensburgas follows wit:
For 'Allegb-eny . Clearfield,. While Town
ships nd LoiHitto Boroush on ilondav Mm-rl,
15. .. . " . -
ForChest.Susquhanna And Crr..;i T..,.....i.:.
. m .. . .. ..... f . sj.-iiii l,
on Tuesday "March 16,
.For Cambria,. Jackson and Blacklick Town
ships and EbinrtbiiTgh. Borough on Welncedav
March, J7, ,. J
For CJnemangh' and Taylor Townships or,
Thursday 'March- 18. ... .
For Of'i'em-atiirli liorourh and .TAl.Vivtr.,-. H...
bush on Friday. March. IB
tor Uichjand and Summerhill ToWuahu.a 6ii
Monday March 22.n -
For Washingtwi and ?.yunstor Township t aud
SuinniitS iRe Bynrtigh, on 7'hursday, March 23.
-".".Jtl'Lh, I .
.; :THOMAS McCONNELL, VC
oror's.
.JLUIN BEARER. I
ConiinisMonef') office, )
Ebeusburpv Feb.. 17, 1S58, J
t-ioonstown bcho please copy.)
McREA'S I'ELUItKATlin
I) (r I V B ,
T H E-:G R E A T A D U E S 1 V E
Most ustfi(V ' article ever invented, fur huiiic
store and 'office, gurjiassing in utility cc
ery tther glue, gum, iancilttgc
jmstc or cement eccr known:
Alwojs Ready for Application.
ADHESIVE ON PAPER, CLOTH. LEATHER,
FURNITURE, PORCELAIN CIUNA, MAlC
J1' ; RLE, OR GLASS.
BOR manufacturing Fancy Articles, Toys etc.,
-S- it has no superior, not only posessing greater
strength than any othe-known article, but ad
heres mouc qnickly. leaving Ho statu Where the
parts are joined. ?Tever F-vifcs.
Within the bust three years upwards of 250,000
bottles of tnisjdstly celebrate! LIQUID GLUE
have hern sold; and thc great cortvenience which
it has proved in every case, has de.crveilly secured
for it a demamd which the manufacturer has fotind
it, at times, difficult to meet; acknewlcdged by
ail who have used it, that its merits arc far above
any- Minilar article or imitation ever offered to
tho public.
This GLUE is extensively counterfeited ob
mrccihe IMc " McRca's Celebrated Liquid
Glue; the ireat Adhesive. " Take no other.
' TWEXlT-FIVE CEXTSA BOTTLE.
Manufactured and Sold Wholesale and Retail by
.' : - WM. C. McRRA, Stationer.
' " ' JsbV 907 Chestnut Street.. PhilitieiHliih.
05- Liberal'. inducements offered to p'tersens a
sirous of belling tho above article. .
ue-
- Sep. 23 1857 45 ly
? 'AlTFEn & HAKLEV.
CUKAP .WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
TUOLESALE and iti tail, at.
ww.. .m.:i..,ii..i.: t
Jew elry Store" No. 143 fold No. "-!
960 North Second Stmt, Corner of JEK,:
.Quarry; Philadelphia.
Gold Lever Watches, full Jewelled,
18 caret cases,
S2S.00
24,00
24,00
PJ.00
7,00
7,00
1,50
3,00
1,00
Gold L'epine. 18 caret.
Silver Lever, full jewelled,
Silver -Lepine, jewels,
Superior Qiiartiers,
Gvld Ajpectaclca,
Fine Silver do..
Gold Jiracelets, .
Lady's Gold Pencils,
Silver Tea Spoons, set;
Gold Pens, with Pencil aud Siivor hol
dcF," 5,00
1.00
Gold' Finzcr Rincs 37 rt. to n vi.
Glagses plain li cts., Patent 18 ct., Luuet
25 ; other articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what they are sold for, IC7"On hand
some Gold and Silver Levers and Ixpiues still
lower .than the abo've prices.
- stauffer & harLey.
Sept. 30, 1857 47 1 v.
RICHARD M. JONES,
.... with
SQUIRE , ZIMMERBIAN & ALLEN,
' - WHOLESALE D EALERS IN
Dry goods;
-NO 143 MARKET STREET,
. - BKTWIES THIKD AND FOURTH.
FRANCIS SQUIRE, ")
FRANCIS SQUIRE, )
D. M.ZIMMERMAN, 5
GEORGE N. ALLEN. J
Philadelphia.
Feb. 4. 1857. if
JUST received at the storo of EDWARD ROB
ERTS,
i,crco ibs axi Fish,
; - 10 half Brls Herring, and
' . 10 half Brls Mackerel;
Feb. 1856.
'; SdSH OK TKMPUiNCE.
.Highland DivUon, No. 84;Sons of Tem
peranccmeet at their Hall every. SAT UR
DAY evening, in thc upper story of R
building. .
I. O. O. F.
'ti-.. Highland Lodce No. 4?
WEDNESDAY, evening at their Hall
On Hiijh tut.. ?1V lhf tl nnnr .V,.... n 1
ShoemaketV etorc.
" ui.ii wjo muoks hre r.ow !u niv
fi.r i..l I.wf "t ... ..... 1 . J
....vn.i..ii. oosia win n Saved bv
to this lmticH In tlrr. '' ,1)1: 'A .
... ...i,. jvuuicss iox 101
Valuable raini Tor S le
TUB SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOr'saLE
the farm ou winch he now resides, in the
township of Chest, containing about two hundred
And thirty acre, eighty of which are cleared and
in a good state or' cultivation". - The -.improve.
menu on me farm area comfortable two storv
dwelling lionr? At,l rr., i. 'u ' 'i.i. .'i' J
sarv outbuilding. There is .'bearing orchard of
pafted -fruit on th? premises, and on. a. part 'of
ho timber land thnro U a bW'atity of Wljte Pint
. . conven ent io a saw mill, l or
terms (which will be moderate) apply to 'the
subscriber on tho premises. , ' .
Feb. 1Q..17ST.
cnssoL.i;Tiox,
proper ofTiccr f,r colleci ion .
The bijsitiess wiU still be carried on at the old
tsmd V.v. C.hos. Roberts, where thelooks re
Iiace! for ciiIectiou.
1, siAUli 4' KUIJJ5KTS
fan. 27, 1858-3t.
QCEnsr g cr tit;
"17STBERKAS TiETTKRS O F ADM1N1S
f V tration on the estate of Michael Farrabaugh
late of Munster Township, Gimb'ria coiintV, de
ceased, hare betn granted to the undersigned
(residing in said T) nshij 1,'v the Ilegister of
the said county; ajl oas havingchuma against
ud deceased, hre Ilerebv notified to present them
properly authenticated for settlement, and thoce
indebted -are required to make payment without
lie I ay,
ISADORE FARRABAUGH. Admr.
Feb. 12, 1858.
Noy for Bargaius.
f llHh subscriber has just received from
M. the East a largo a- splendid stock
of new Goods of the f.U..witi!7 artlM.. n
of lhi best quality, Groceries sticb as '
L Uotrce, Sugar,
.. xea, ami Syrup
Mok.ssci, a 'little
cf the best that has
evr been brought to
this t,,wn before. ALSO
' v Starch O.rn which is very
uclicious for fool, in fact lie
has everything that is in tlie
Gnvevy hi.e. ALO-A good as
HortWut 0 fancy stationary and no
tions. ALSO he has added to his
-assortment of IIARVES1
IOOLS, which is very Important to the
farmer at this time, consisting of the fol
lowing articles such as
scrriiEz,,
SXATJiES.
HAKES, 4c. a'l ofa good qual
ity. ALSO A good assort
ment of LR UGS and
. .. MEDICINES t o
t . t , " - ' mention.
Also A larjjB lot of G 0 OD FL OUR ALSO
I) All IRON, XAKS, and GLASS
Call and 8eo and examine fo'r yourselves, you
Will T ri ron-fi.t K A ,
.... T , , ROBERT DAVIS.
Kbensburg, Jul- , 185G. . S7.
Every ilaVKringa Souiellilnp Xew '
-NEW YORK ".
.1 , , ., . 1'niWKMIMI ill
the Arcade Liulding. opposite Canal Street
.. m . i, .uuhj; .!8 ai .m-w loi k city prices.
As I sell on commission (for cash only) I can of
for inducements never before met with in this lo
cality. My stock consists in part of the finest
?0FES. SUGARS the market Jan
afford, together with everything i the grocery
line ; an immcus stock of rOBACCO, American
,mlortcd SEGA RS ; a varied assortment, of
BOOTS and SHOES for Meu.nnd Boy s : LadieJ?
? Art kof
1IA1S and CAPS ever tt'oi m-ht .to tl.; r,,... v r
aus attil sizes.
I have adopted the oe;,nce system, so tha
child can purchase as well as. the n.ost cxperi
""V 1 ' a r-1 1AS 1 LRSON.
Johnstown. St-pt. 0, IS08. 44-tf.
Tremendous Excitement !
rpilE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
i fully inform the citizens of Ebensburg and
MOLASSF55 ...1,1
?rcFrFf f ll,kin,ls together with a large lot of
L ISM, from Salmon down to Herring, which wdl
uisposeu 01 oy me narrel cr dozen
TOBACCO1, SEGARS AND SNUFF,
of all brands and prices. NOTIONS and CON
FECTION ARIES in abundance,
W hfife also added to our stock a well selec
ted assortment of
SCHOOL HOOKS & &TATIOSARY,
which will bo disposed of to suit the times ilso
Hardware, Paints.
0 1 s . Drugs,
Dye Stuffs, &c, &c.,&c.
Our stock of Flour, Meals. Iron, Nails, Steel
Korax, &c, is large and will bedUposed of at the
lowest cash prices.
Ail kinds of Grain and Marketing in Reneraf
uch as Butter, Eggs. Po4ltfv;&c:..wilI be t.n
in exchange for tfjod-, and the hiirhest m
price paid
nnrn nt , "
Give us a call before pnrchasinc
OiW-. elsewhere. j:. DAVIS.
Ebensburg. Dec. 9, 185T.5
JOr4N PARKE'S
JolniMtoivn IMatblte "WOrkS;
Franklin Street, nesYIy opposite the new Mctho-
aist Church Johnstown. Pn.
MoWm tombs. G.i.w,
-fcTA Stones, Mantels. Tab p Ami Tt..
Mqireau,top8. manufactured of tho rnoUt
''j-ipj ucauHIiU an(i nnps' quality of foreign
fti aU1 du.mes?ic "arblc. always on lmd
?'nd ma'a to oMcr 8S cheap as they can
r ' be purchased in the :.u
addition of carriage; From long ex'nerienco in
, . , . . b iwi iciiii
- on iv. 11 11 Liu ri rnfrrin tm tr
A A V . m .
aaeurt the public that all orders will be pr.mptlv
attended to and tho work finished in the best and.
most handsome manner. fnmUl..t .1..- .,,i
neuverca at any place desired
... - w w VI 1 elAIU
ALSO. Grindstones of various grits and sizes,
itable for farmers and mechanics. Sold bv
wholosale or retail.
!XyFtr the convenh nee of persons redding in
tbe cast and north of the county, specimens may i
THh partnership; .heretofore cxistih? Xct-wn
aVTr,f" C- TLof nobcrM. in 'tlV Qock,
l l Aiu?S J-"welrbuMh(..is tilt devfliiwolveii
.thniaerves'jndebted t, the laCVgy note or
fcooK acrount.are hcrehy norifiea.tQleomc forward
ai:d sett;e iKjfore fhet day of March, other
,'isc their accounts Will be bft in the hands of a
C0M1YIISSI0N & TEA WAREHOUSE
I-IIE SUUSCRIBEU WISHES TO INFORM
I the citizens of Johnstowti atfd tho tu--ohud
l!l? ccuntrv lint l...o ,1 1 n. i , '.
- ...... ajfs w 1 'i lii'i -4 l a v.
all T
ALSO W holesale Agent for. t ha sale of Dr. J
Hbstetter scelebhitetl Stomach tjitters and Wolff,
Ah.nHtie Selijeitahi Scnapps: Tor particular
call and examine my Stock.
the surrounding vicinity, that he has just arrived
from the Eastern citiea with a large and varied
assortment ofGoods of all descriptions, viz :
IAH-VtM, 1LAS. SUGARS.
yc reen aiui orlers left with George Huntley, at ta-e to call a thev J V V 01r Mvn
hi Tinware E.tabli.d.ment in Ebensburg. ' GREATLY Rl'I Frpn -Vl? Fe" at
PurcWa are incited to r.va mi, 1 ttock'na ETTPvCFT' Tf t""V
Prices. f Aug. 1?. -67. June 20 1855, Jan-J 27 lfX ErnGLIv U.MAN.
)roffssional Carbs.
1VII.LI AM A. MURRAY,
Attoi-Mejr Iwt Ebttttbarg, p,
0J,S A FEW DOO,lS EAST 0F K B
rdats'store. lnor.4:'fc7
J, C. AOO.,
A "
A.orncy at Law, EbBll)arR, P,
OFFICE IN COLONADE ROW. . . , .
Nov. 11, 136Til.tr
SI. D. MAGEIIAX
-1 TT O 11 X E Y A T L
A W.
Xwbvns'biirK. Pa.
rFICT:o. 2, "Colonnade Row." near tho
Court IIuse.
December ",54 ly
ABRAHAM KOI'EI.IX,
Attoraoy at Law Johnstown
OFl ICI. on Clinton Strwt, a few door north
Of the corner of Main and Clinton
April '1Z, 1823. "
31. HASSO.-t
Attorney at Law, Ebnbnrg,P
OFFICE adjoining the Post Oflice.
Aug. 24, 1853.
lr. IleurY Yertglcy,
Praetliing Physieiahi Jonttown, Pa.
OlTtCE next door to his Drug Store. ,
of Main and BeI;orilstr ets.
Johnstown, July 21, 1852.
dextiStry.
A. J. JACKSON. Surge.n Dentist
will be found at Thomps. Mnmt
ain . House, wbfrw l. run 1 r.. 1
,t - 1 , . ' " tl ll'UIUl
the thml week of each month. Office in Juhns
tewii rearjy opiKwite the G.mbiia Iron Store.
March 12. 185fi.
T. FOSTFR.
Greenhluiur.
P. 8. NOON.
rXJSTER & xoojr.
Ebensburg.
- ,: I-S(-' ass'H-iat-exl thcmselven for the pnu
X.i. f.ce of the Iw in Cambria county, will at
tend to all business intrusted to th.m. " Office on
-Gb.nade Rw; ELenbburK,
Oct. 7, 1857.
S. M. KliRX.
D. Kern
PR ATI-SIKG
l. M. S11A0..
& Shannon.
Jrd HON, CAMBRIA CO., PA., ,
OtJ- Tender their prof-ional serricw to the rtt
izens of Jefleron aud ricHiitv, and all oth'm d
S!dToCUl aid' Pmptly at-
March 18, 1857.
Ebensburg. JohnsWa
Keen iieier,
A TT O 11 XE VS AT LA JP,
T. E. II EVER
AGENT for tho Lycoming Mutual Inrance
Company.
O.unsel given iu tho Englfob ai'd Germ
lar
pufgo
Offica on IlighStreetEbensbu'rg". Pcnn'a
Feb. 6 1S5C. ly
LOUIS LUCKHARDT.
WATCH MAKER, AXD DLALER In
CLOCKS. MIB AH flfllBY.
i "noersignearcppcctfuliy
JL begs leave to inform thc
citizens of Johnstown and Tc!h:'fT-
that lie has just received and is nowiEK'
ul'uu"B inrgesi siock or V locks Watches, and
JcKeiry, ever brought to J. lnstow. trifhevt ex
cej,hon, which will be aold " cheaper than tlie
cheapest." His prices will altrh-ts 1 uniform
One customer will not be charged more for th
ume quality of gcxnls than another. A I.iai of
Aome of the articles comprised in the aKwrturnt,
is annexed. Prices may bo ascertained, and
goods examined, at the Storo or. Main Strwt.
Gold Hunting English Inters,
G..ld Detached Levers, ful towelled,"
Gold Lepincs. 4 h les
Silver English Levers,
Silvr Detached Lcvcts.
Silver Lepince. Gold Uuar-1 Hiaina.
QhH t Chains, Gvld Pencils, with Pena
G01J Pencils, Gold Medallions,
MlttExtension Pencils and Pens.
Gold Breastpins, Ladies and Gentiemco
GoM Eardrops, Gold. Earrings,
Gold Piuef Rings, Gold Cnff Pins,
Gold and. Silver Watch Keyai ,ortmonatei.,'
Unties Fans; fancy and piaiu.
Silver Tablespoons; ,
Silver 1 Teaspoons, Silver Thimbles
Plated Tablespoons, best,
Plated Teaspoons . "
Silver Gbard Chains, ': .
Plated ad Brittauia Tea $eit,
Violins and Bows. Violin Strings. X?a
Colt's and Allen's Revolvers, 0 inches.
Gold Bracelets. Accordeim?,
Silvtt and Plated Spectacles, &c &o At ,
Atarta of Watches, Clocks fld Jewelry
repaired with promptt and at lo w rates. Con
fident that Le cannot he undersold, the underwiri
respectfully solicits the eofe'fidopcc.-and tntrmico
of the public. LOUIS LUbKHARDT
Mayl4, 1856. 20-tf. -
KA'IT Y 'S ARABIA HORSK Ol N'IEKt
18 warranted to cure in every instance if
uscil according to directions. Ringbone. Spavin
and Splint, or any other callous or hard lumrs"
It does not like "cure alls" of the present day"
profess to pure all ill, tc which man and beast
are heir to, but w ill most assuredly cure the above.
and remove all
lumps, call. sitis,o:c
It accomplishes its cures.
by penetrating the pores and converting the tu
uu rs or callous into pus or matter and is then
the haif lthr"ehthc skin without KmoTinJ
Manufactured and oM by James II. Boat
and also at tt eDrug Store of Dr. Wm. LE
t'ar . CI
" T11" THOMAS DEVlNf:
i.uvwi.inc. 1 H.
0n.20, 5
AdmlniMratoi7N STeotic.
g iir.no 't A17.MI.MSTATION O
me estate ot John J. Davi. ..c y.
ough o hbenbourg, Cambria ctr. decM., hatin
been granted to the undersigned bv thc ReC-VttT
of Cambria co., notice is hciehy given to ailhaV
ir.g chums against said estate to presort tl'cli
duly authenticated f r Fettlenicnt tiw'.-l
'CS&WItJST-'1
mi luvm t , ,Ja' I
y irwj
1 ii 1 n
1 ri j. i i .
1 '
GOOI1 IEWS ! I CiOOD 2VE1TS I!
JSACK AGAIN I 1
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD irfe"fFrT
I fully inform the cit.zens of Ebensohrg and
Mirriuuiiing vicinit.yvrnaT tbeV will yM t I
during the first an'd cond weeks of On r for Z
purpie of selling r.fi a lar-e and yVrili
ment ol READY-MADE 5loTi ING
qtiality and price ca.n.t be c" bV.J Z
abhshnunt , the interior of Western PennT
I armers anil otbfrv ;n r..i
an