miscellaneous
Won't lit. There is, not a thousand
mike from IudianAiiuli:, a very consequen
tial lawyer by the naiuo of Smith, and what
ever ruay be the value of his opinions in law,
hia opinion of himself is ccrtaluly a very en
larged aud ecmprchcnsivo one. Ilis exceed
ing grjdi natt4rc nukes amends, iu a great
measure, for tliis foible of his, and he is a
rcat favorite among the members of the bar.
Smith vicited Washington, jut as other
great men have dune, and Smith was intro
duced to Mr. Buehauan. On hls return his
friends gathered about him, and he related
to them the following incident. Said he :
1 received an earnest invitation from the
President to call upon him as soon as he
learned I was in the city. I did so, of course.
When I arrived at the White House the
President was iu consultation with the Cabi
net; but the moment he received my name
he dismissed the Cabiuct, and invited me ia.
We had a long aud confidential conversation
in reference to public affairs; and I gaw him
my auv:?e in relation to the Kansas difficul
ty." lie was very much affected as he i-poke
of the trials and responsibilities of a mau in
his position; and v.hcn I had bid him fare
well, ho hell my hand for some time affec
tionately in his, and said, 'Friend Smith, as
you valao your personal happiness and peace
never do you accept the uoiuiualion for the
presidency.' And on the imjtulse of the uto
vatnt J told him I ico:t'J not I"
It is said that, oa sober sccoud thought,
he regretted his impulsive promise. But he
Is a raau of word, and future conventions will
ouly waste time ia nominating him. JIs won't
uecr.'t.
3T A Railroad to Europe is projected by
one levi Davis, of llidgeway, Orleans coun
ty, New York, (we give name and residence
in full, that he may not be forgotten when
the thing is done !) addressing the New York
Tribune, iu ar.swcr to the inquiry, "what
next?" he says : Let America, England,
France and Russia form alliance aud copart
nership; stop all wars, turn the same atten
tion, moans, men aud money which those gov
ernments have expended to curse the world
for fifty years past, to the mighty aud enuo
bling purpose of levelling the hills of Scot
land, and the hills and mountains of the New
England States iato a Railroad across the At
lantic, on a direct Hue from some proper
point on the Americau coast to some other
roper point on England's coast, elevated at
ast tixty feet above the level of the sea and
not less than a mile wide on the top "
Said job would employ several wheelbar
rows and a considerable force of laborers.
Advice.- YouDg man ! keep your eyes
open wheu you are after a woman. If you
bite at tho naked hook you are green. Is a
pretty dres or form so attractive, or even a
pretty face' Flounce?, boy, are no sort of
consevuence. A pretty face will trow eld.
Paint will wash off. The sweet smilo of the
flirt will give way to the scowl of the terma
gant. The coquette will fchine in the kitchen
corner, and with the onco sparkling eyes will
look daggers at you. Beware ! If tho dear
is crops, and scolds at her mother in the back
room, you may be sure you'M gCt particular
fits all ever the house. If she blushes when
found at the a-h-tab,wlth her sleeves rolled
up, be sure she is of the dlshrag aristocracy
little knowledge and a good deal less senso.
If you uvury a girl who knows m tiling but
to commit wouiau slaughter oq the piauo.you
have pot tho poorcBt pieee of musio over git
np. liud
pitch iu.
one whose miad is right, thca
A Hay Fikld A.ykcdote. Thero is a
good fetor j which may have been heard in
more than one Yankee hay-field this summer.
Wc heard it one day while on a visit in the
couutry, we went out to show some men how
to 'pitch.' We had failed, and wilted down
Under a hay-cock, and lay flushed and fun
ning the glow and sweat from our features
in a comfortable pori'.ion, when ono of the
hay-makers related the anecdote of the old
man who was always bragging how folks
worked iu his young days," and challenged
his two j-ons together to pitch on a load of
hay as fast as he ould load is.
The challenge was accepted, and the hay
wagon driven round, and the trial commenc
ed. For some time tho old man held his own
very creditably calling out tauutinlv. ' Moie
hay!" J
Thicker rnd faster it came, who!e cock a:
a time, cloud after cloud overwhelmed him.
The old man, nearly covered, still kept
crjing, "More Lay! more Lay!" until strug
gling to keep on the top of the disordered and
ill-arranged heap, it began first to roll, theu
elide, and at last off it went from the wagon,
and tho old man with it
"What are you down here for?" cried the
boys.
I came down after Lay' answered the old
man stoutly.
Which was a literal fart; ho had come down
after the wagon load, which had to bo pitch
ed on again rather more deliberately,
A Drop ov Watkk in a Outer Flack.
We were shown, while attondiue the annual
ui uuiuu -ixcauemy, at l leasant
itidge, by Dr. E. F. Bouc'ui.lle, one of tho
most interesting Geological curiosities we
ever saw or read of It consists of a f-peciinen
of rock of tbo primitivo order of formation
and of the wcutajdral order of crystalizatiou,'
containing iu its center a globule of water
movable, aud visible. Tho water is, if there
be any truth in geology, far more ancient
.hau the waters in the flood of Xoah. To
use tho language of Dr. Buuchclle, "it is a
drop of the waters that covered in darkness
tho faeo of tho great deep, when tho earth
was without form and void; in other words,
this little drop is portion of the first water
that was created during a the first eix daya of
Genesis, and became entangled among ths
particles of tho rock during tho act or process
of crjFtalixation. Tho rock being primitivo.
or tho first of creation, the water must alo
bo primitive." Any person wishing to see
thm geological wonder, can do so by calling
on tho Doctor. Eutuw Observer.
A Sgpihrel Stout. Tho drouth having cut
off the corn crop on tho Texas frontier, the
Mimrrcls are emigrating to Arkansas, swim
ming the Red river by thousands. It is sta
ted that one woman killed fivo hundred with
her washing implements, in ono day. on the
bank of tho river. Tough.
: Money is the root of all evil.
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JJOL'SE AND LOT FOR SALE. THE
Jl-SL subscriber oners at piibric sale tlie Ilou.se
.irm wl.ere Kho now leM-Jcs, in the town f
Calhtzin. .CV-nbria co, on SATURDAY, 2Sth
rr:
Mii. iuf is aouui one acre or ground, on
wl.ich is erected a goo-1 two and a half btory
trame dwelling House, 40 ieet long and 10 feet
wide, with a Kitchen, Cellar and a Well in the
basemenc. Also, a StabJc and all necessary out
buildings to make a comfortable residence. The
lot is well pailed, and contains a large assortment
of choice fruit trees, I will also offer at the same
time a large assortment of Household and Kitch
en Furniture, Si.le to ronimi'iico it 10 o'cloek
A. SI. Si A KG A U FT STORM.
August 11, 1858.-
aUESII OYSTFKS. A. II. BLA1X.
JL respectfully informs the citizens
of Ebensburg and vicinity that be has
opuned an Oyst-er Saloon, in the first building
east of the Tost OiTice, and is prepared to ac
commodate the public in a superior manner. He
has made arrangements to get his Oyt-ters direct
from tlie Eastern markets, and w ill supply fami
lies by the can or dozen at the cheapest rate.
Give him a call.
Au still continues tn practices the Tnnsorial art
at bis shop in the Toom adjuinin the Ov.-t-er Sa-
Lt iy,lS08.
DISSOLUTION OF lAIITAi:MSlSli.
Tiie partnerssliip heretofore exi.-ting under the
Firm of Gkokuk Rei sui, has this day been
dissolved, by mutual consent. The business
hereafter will bo conducted by F. SI. GEORGE,
who has p-rchased tho entire interest. All
moneys due the Firm, .md all accounts against
them, will be settled lv him
F. ST. GEORGE.
HENRY REL'SCIl.
emlK.k, Sept. 13, 1853.
NOTICE. The undersigned will continue the
Tanning busincs? at the old stand. Thankfnl
f . r a... . i i
iui loiuier patronage, i;c nopes to n.erir a con
inuance of the same. F. SI. GEOIIG15.
OUIS LUCK1IARDT, WATCH SI A K El'.
AND DEALER IN CLOCKS. YVA Truim
AND JEWELRY.
TIIE uudcrsigned respectfully
"viia leave- iu liiiorm oir- J4r
7 i , i l r . i . .
..e i.i... x .. , P -V
that he has just received and isuow4bAa'.424&
oi .j(.)iiii.-iu ii am; victmiv tra -
opening the largest stock of C lovksWatdics , and
Jeicelry, ever brought to joi.nstuwn without ex
cepiiij, which will be sold cheaper than the
tl.capest." His prices will always be uniform
line customer will not be charged more f,r the
ame quality of gods than another. A List ol
5unie of the articles comprised in the assoitrient
is annexed. Prices may be ascertained, and
g o Is examined, at the St.rc or. Slain SLitet.
Gold Hunting English Li vers,
Gold Detached Levers, Ii;l jewelled,
Gold Lepines. 4 holes "
Silver English Levers,
Silvtr Detached Levers,
Silver Lepines, (Sold Guard Chains,
Gold Vest Chain, Gold Pencils, with Pens,
G..ld Pencils, Gold Medallions,
Silver Extension Pencils and Pens,
Gold l'reastpins, Lidiis and Gentlemen,
Gold Eardrops, Gold Earrings,
Gold Finger Kings, Gold Cutl" Pins,
Gold and Silver Watch Keys. J'ortmonaics,
Ladies' Fans, fancy andpiain.
Silver Tablespions,
Silver Teaspoons, Silver Thimbles
Plated Tablespoons, best,
Plated Teaspoons "
Silver Gbard Chains,
Plated and Britta. ia Tea Setts,
Violins and li v, Vjoliu Strings, Arc.,
Gilt's and Alien's Ii voIvers, G inches,
Gold Uracelets. AeTrdoons1,-
Silver and Plate.l Pu-ctacles, Src, ivc, eVc.
0r- Ai.L sorts of "Watches, Clocks and Jewel r
repaired with pronqdness and at low rates. Con
fident that Lc cannot be uu'lersold, the undersign
respectfully solicits the confidence and patronage
of the public. LOUIS LUCKU ARDT
Slay 14, lboG. 29-tf.
TIIK 3IOZI3IO.VS HLi llATril!
!1LOTHIXG EMl'ORIFSI. WE LEG leave
to infirm our friends and the public in gen
eral that we have received from the East entit
ies a large and well selected stock of goods
containing Spring and Sunnier CLOTHING ol
all kinds and quality for men ar.d boys. Also
A fine and htrgf toek of Cioths, "Cassimeres,
Tweeds, Trimmings, &c. Sec. Handkerchiefs,
Stocks, Cravats, liar of all kinds and descrip
tion, Umberellas and Suspenders, Clothing made
to tinier at the shortest notice. Please cad and
st us before j-ou make a purchase anywhere
else, as we can guarantee that we will net be be it
in quality and low prices by any establishment
in the State. Terms Cah or Count rv l'rodnce.
EVANS & HUGHES
Ebensburg, April '2b 1858.
ARGA1NS! BARGAINS!
COPPER & SHEET-IROX WARE ! !
Slercnants and others in want of TIN, COP-
iJiii uii Mli-.IYL-IKU.N WAKE arc res
pectfully invited to call and examine1
my stock, got up expressly for the fall
rode. It is tho largest and best assortment to bi
ouni West of the mountains, made in a superioi
manner and of the very best materials. Having
adopted all tho improvements of the times in the
trade, in machinery and materials, I am prepared
to complete successfully with city manufacturers
in prict and terms. '
Orders from one dollar to five hundred dollar-;
worth, promptly rilled, the wares carefully packed
and guaranteed not to leak.
One trial from merchants who have not dalt
with me heretofore is requested. At least scud
for a Price List.
Thankful for past favors, I respectfully solicit
their continuance. Address
F. W, HAY.
Johnstown, Cambria couutv, Ta
Oct. 21, 1857. 50tf
OONS OF TEMPERANCE. - HIGHLAND
0 Division, No. 84, Sons of Tmur wn
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every S.itnrdnv
evening, in tho upper stor of R. Davis'
building. "
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milK SUBSCRIRER R-ESPECTFUIY INFORMS THZ CITIZENS OF EiiENSRURG AND
Ji vicinity that he hasulTecivved and has
PLETE stock of Tin, Ctqper, and Sheet Iron
Points, Wagon boxes, Sugar kettles, &c., ever
ent Patterns of Cook Stoves of all sizes; U0 different patterns of Parlor and Heating Stoves of all
sizes; 10 different kinds of l'lows; Sug:ir kettles aud Wagon boiesofaUsiv.es: Iira:S and Copper
Kettles of all sizes; Preserving Kettles of all sizes; Tin. Conner and Sheet 1 inn wave of everv .!...
scriptiou all of which will be sold low for Cash.
leehng thankful for the patronage heretofore
same, lie Hatters hinuell that he can give his o'd
with a call better bargains than they can get at
give him a rail before p u rc h a stng else wl -as
the community. Job work of all kinds done on
Also House Spouting mat' e ant. put up on the shortest notice & most reasonable terms fur cash
Gf- Country Produce of all kinds taken in exchange. Also Cherry. Ash. and Poi.1 tr lnnJr
oid itaat, Uoppcr, irass, i cwicr, tve,, raKeu in
N. 15. All persons knowing themselves indebted to m ov Note or Rook Amn.nt are roi.rrt
fully invited to call with their cah and settle uu
EbensbtiTg, Sept. 15, 1838.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Suwmit'rilU, Cambria
ro., l'a. Jaues V. Ce-snox. Proprietor.
-The proprietor assures the px blic, th it no pains
will he spared to render his quests comfortable.
July 28, 1858. 37.
W.4LTOX IlOtSiC.
rfflHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Ji. informs the public that he leaked for a turn
of y Mrs. the "Wii.ton Hoik situate on the
Flank road, half wav between Ebensburg ai.d
Jefferson. This Hotel is one of the en st desira
ble place as a summer resort In the State. The
forest adjoining are swarming with game, and
the "fisherman" will find ample epportunitv for
gratifying his Usta in the streams of tlie neigh
borhood. No pains will l c spared to make niv
guests feel at heme. GIDEON SI A R LETT.
June 9, 185S SO
AKCADI2 IIOTKI,. -Kbeiiftbursr. la.
HENRY FOSTER, pKoriuiToa.
THIS HOTEL, foi:merly known as
the '"Ebenbburir House." is ene e,f the old
est and best stands in the boioujrh of Ebensl urir.
for tlu accomniodation of tlie traveling communi
ty. Tho Proprietor assures all who may be dis
posed tn patronize him that his TARI.E will be
supplied with all tho luxuries of the season, Lis
I'AK with tl. choicest of Ianimrs, and nu rains
spared to render his guests coinf. rtable.
Ehensburg, April 14, 1S58:22:1j
liOGAX IIOi Si
CORPORAL JOHN KIEEFER, Proi-kictok.
,57"OULI) respectfully inform his old friendv
V aud the travelling public that he has leas,
ed the Logan House, Hollidaysburg, and is pre
pared to entertain all who may favor him with
their patronage in unobjectionable stvle.
The, HOUSE has been newly furnished thio
out in a style not surpassed by any estahlishmeid
m tho interior t f the Stats?. His TABLE w ill
always be supplied with all the suhstantial.s and
delicacies of the season, and attended by atten
tive se rvants. Li a word, no pains w ill be spared
ta make the Logan a first class hon.-c, aud noth
ing will be lei c undone to render its
fortable and happy.
guests ccm-
The STABLES, which are cxtemive, will he
attended bv honest nud f:ifl fid bo;fl
RESTAURANT. The l usenu
ers.
n t is occupied
as a. Restaurant, where meals wi)l be served, up
at all hours of the day, together with oysters
wild game, fish nd all tli delt acies and refresh
merits of the season. JOHN KIEFFER.
June 4, 185li.-S2tf.
WASIIIXGTOX B2ISK
LA AVRENCE SCHROTH, PiK ivurroit.
TBIHIS popular and pleasantly situated house
A. is located in the village of Cariolltoii, Cam
biia county, arid ikept in a manner so as to af
ford every eomfor to visitors, being well furnish
ed in every respect. HIS BAR will con
tain the best of liquors : his TABLE, the
lest tho market can afford. Nothing will be left
undone to render th visit of nil persons pleasant
and agreeable. y.
Carrol ton, July 15, 18i7.
ftX14: EIjrsn, i-:liensbiirsr. la.
JOHN A BLAIR, Pp.oupiktor.
Also, in connection, BLAIR & CVb HACKS,
will leave the UnionIIon.se for Wilhnore Sta
lion in time to take tl e Eastern it Western trains
i-very accomodation will
passenger cornfrablte.
ba afforded to make
SEFFERSON HOUSE, NEAR WILMORE
r Station,) Jefferson, Cambria Co., Pa. Joiik
M Cot, J'rcjirietor. fel7,lS3S
JOHN PARKE'S JOHNSTCAVN MAIJJLE
WORKS. Franklin Street, nesrly ojipooite
the new Slethodist Chnreb Johnstown Pa
fyv MONUMENTS, TOMBS,' GRAVE
QSrU Stones, Slantels, Table a n d Bu
'f1y eau tops, manufactured of the niott
ffP' beautiful and finest quality of foreign
;iJjU. a11 domestic marble, always on haCd
ijEZAsL am mftde to order as cheap as they can
WT b3 purchased in the East, with the
dditkn of carriage; From long experiene in
the business and strict attention thereto, he can
assure the public that all orders will be promptly
attended to and the wok finished in the best and
most handsome manner furnished to order and
delivered at any place desired.
ALSO, Grindstones of various grits and sizes
suitable for farmers and mechanic Sold by
wholesale or retail.
. lC7"For the convenience of persons re: Iding in
the east1, and north of the county, pocimens may
he reen and orders left with Georgclluntley, at
his Tinware Establishment in Ebensbur". '
Purchasers are invited to examine stock na
"ccs. fAug. 19, 'o7. fjune20,1855
flTKW TIN-WARE ESTABLISSIENT.
1.1 '1 he undersigned takes this mcthed of
informing the citizens of Ebensburg and sur
rounding country, that he has commenced
business in this place, in the building formerly
occupied by SI. S. Harr, one door west f the
Post Office, where he intends to carry onhisbusi
ness in all its branches. TINWARE of all de
scriptions kept constantly on ban 1, and at pri
ces to suit the times. . Country Merchants can
have orders filled to any amtmnt. By strict at
tention to business he hopes to receive a liberal
share of public patronage. ' FELIX 11FNLE.
Ebensburg April 28th, 1859.
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ware. Ch king. Parlor and Ileal ing Stows, Plows,
offered for sale in Ebensburg, eoiisisiing of 25 dint-t
lectived, and hoping for acontinuar.ee of the
lnei.tls and eustt mers m. ! nil who will favor l,;rr.
any other place, and rest ectfullv invites tlim f
le will spare no pains to mti it the patronage of
the shortest notice.
exenange. liEUl.GE HUNTLEY-
Snimcdiatel v.
" GEORGE HUNTLEY.
ifn Sbtjtrtiscmcnfs.
GEORGE W.TODD, WITH CONRAD &
WALTON, Importers and Wholesale Deal
ers in Hardware, Cutlery, &c, No. 2o5 Market
Street, Philadelphia. Keep constantly on hand
tlie genuine Timothy Slack's Augers, Vv. Slann's
Realty's and Hunt's superior Axes, Conrad &
Walton's superior polished Steel Shovels. Darling
fc Waldron's Grays and Cradling-Scythes, Gm
mon jiudPatcnt Scyt'.ie Snaths, Patent Clotl.e.
Pins, $-c, iVc, v Lich thev offer foi sale on reas
onable terms, to country dealers only
Janmry 25, 1855.
()H UA COWRLAND, SI AXUFACTURER
and Dealer in LOOKING tlLANSIX v..
27, South Fourth Street, between Market a id
Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA- Gilt l'icure and
Portrait Frames made to e.rder. SIotddin"s f,.r
saIt- lct.21, 1857, Z0 y.
JOHN II. ALLEN VO.'i'xoS. 2 "fy4
Chestnut Street, (south sie, below Water
PHILADELPHIA. (Tjik Oldest Whod-wahe
IfoisK, in the Crr.) SI uufaeturers and
Wholesale dealers in Patent Machine made
RROOMS, Patent Grooved CE1)AR-WRE
warranted n.( to shrink. WOOD & lAO
WARE. CORDS, BRUSHES, &c, of all .lescrip
Uons. Please call and examine our sttk
Slarch 4, 1S57. ly.
ii1
MO VA 12 PA U L G R A FF
SIAXUivxr.
turer and Wholesale Dealer in U.-w.tB Kb,.
Straw Coeds, Hats and Caps, No. 08 North
I hud Street, between. Arch and Cherrv Phila-I'l!ia-
March fi.lR.16.
WW. II. I.AWSON-.
(QF.OltGK ROCHESTER WITH LAWSOX&
1KRKES, Importer of Wines, Brandies.
Gins, an 1 other Liquors, No. G07 Miket street
above Sixth. Philadelphia. '
Ki'WIN YKHKES.
October 21.
1857. ly.
nbLIA.M C.
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RR - CO.. WHOLESALE
Importers, and Dealeis in For
eign and Domestic LIQUORS, Old Monongahehi
and Rectified Whi.-kev. No. :5J0 Cmn.ercial
Rtw. LilK-rty street, PPlTSBUI.'ti, Pa.
SUNDRIES 5o0 Bids double Rec tified Whis
key. 187 Bbls Oid Slononirahela Rve Whisk v
1
ar, (very choice ) GO lllxls N. O Sn.rJr -rfi
Bbl
N. O. Molasses. With a "eneial .issort-
ment ( i tivoceries, also I'.acon. Flour, Laid,
iron .Nai!5 -c, all or which will be sold at low
prices for cash. WSI. CARIi & CO.
February 17, 1358. tf
P II 1 LA 1 ELPI II A Wtn?i MOULD! NG SI I LL.
Will.
w street, above lweifth. north side.
Mouldings bui table for Carpenters, Buihlers
inet and Frame Shakers, always on 1 and.
Cab
An 1 uttein wt iked from a drawing. Aeents wanted
in the various Towns in his portioii of t!:e State,
to whom opportunities will be offered f.
profits to themselves.
SILAS E. WEIR.
February 17, lS5S:tf
pnii.ip hi-.YM Eit. roe r. j. iximK-
EYSIER A- ANDERSON. Wuoi.ksai.e Dk.
I-Ehs ix Foreiirn Fruits. Nuts. Sniefws e.,..
ftvtiinary, Sugard, Fire Work, At. Co-Oranges
and Leme-s received weekly. No. C9 Wc-d
street. Onntv-.it e the St. Ohsr'e lb,;Pl
Pittsburg, Feb. 17, lS5S:tf
13KS. P. THOMPSON. W.'A P. I. PATTON
--- i. vv., ii nwirn- iriers HI anil Jlanll-
la. turer of IIA'iS, CAPS. FURS, Hatters' Ma
terials, Straw Goods, Artificial Flowers, Buffalo
Robes, &c. No. 12 Market street, below Forrth
South hide. PHILADELPHIA. Cash paid for
W tiol and Shipping Furs,
PRICK I. PATTON. A. OPPENIIEIMER.
rebruary 17, 1858:tr
-RIPiST ANNUAL REPO KT OF TIIE PRO
m. u.ujhw Mb I UAL FIRE INSURANCE
WMI'A.M Of CAMBRIA COUNTY.
Amt. of propertyinsurcd, $07,139.23
piennum notes in torce, 7,.-585.35
o- oi oucies lss-ieti ana m tore. 03
oJAiwihM' KAHIBITING TIIK OPERA
TIONS OF THE COMPANY, AND ITS
l-Ki.&l-.jN x CON DITION.
Amt. reed, on premium notes.
" incidental expenses, 4147.79
" loss sustained, 1S.SS
" paidOfl'.cors and Diretjors, 156.50
43CS.4
31317
Balance ia Treasury,
$50.27
Add amt. yet dne oa premium notes, 7010.91
Twtal assets of the Company,
Witness our hands, at EbeV
$7007.18
this 12th
:Dur?.
i
day of January, A. D. 1858.
R. L. JOILSSTON. President
A.C. Ml-i.lix.
Secretary. IjariSO-lO
B HATTY'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
is warranted to cure in every instance if
used according to directions. Ringbone, Spavin,
and Spliut, or any other callous or hard lumps'
It does not like "curtails" of the present day j
profess to cure all ill to which man ami beast
are heir to, but will most assuredly cure the above
cd remove all blemishes resulting, such as
lump, callosities, &c. It accomplishes its cures
by penetrating the porea and converting the tu.
mors or calUus into pus or matter and is then
discharged throushthe aki without removing
the aair
Maufactrcd and iold by James II. Beatty
and alao at the Drg 3tre of Dr. Wi. LEM
MOX! .trtie atons eT YBOMAS DIVINE
Km -fir,
Ijloiuj&s, ffc. pre&ssional Curbs.
V. I. ML'IIH AY',
Attorney at lmrt Kbfhsburg, Pa.
OFFICE OPl'OSITECRAWFOltD'S IIOTKI
mnrl7,1858
WILLIAM A. 9IVRIC A Y,
Al(oruc)' ait Law, Kbeuibnr, P.
O
FF1CB A FEW DOOH.S FAST OF E
KOH
HUTS' store.
noV.4:'5
J. C. JVOOX,
Altortrej- t 3L.nv, K bfiulmrE, Fa,
o
FFICK IN COLONADF HOW.
Nov. 11, 1857:1. tf
IH. D. 3iAt;i:iiA.v
Atloriiry at Lair. KbcntLurK. ITa.
o
FFICK No. 2. CJonnr.de IIiav." near
Court House.
December 7, '51 ly
AltRAIiAM KOPELIX,
Attircfi-y at t-PW-Johnstowa
o
FFICE on Clinton Stree t, a fe'tv dos -nrth
ol the comer oi Slam and Clinton.
April 1S3.
M. ZIASSOX,
Attornoy at Law, Zbensbure.Pa
O
FFICE adioii.in- the Post Office.
Aug. 21, 1S53.
nr. Henry YcaIej",
Practising Tiysician, Jotcstown, Pa.
FFICE next t"or U Drug Store, cor
of Slain and Btnlford stret ts.
o
Johnstown, July 21, 1852.
I). KOSTIIH. I'.S. KOON,
Greeusburg. Eliensburg.
POSTER & XOOX,
AVING associated themselves for the prac-
tice-of the-Law iu f!:irn irii c,.iinii- .-;il.,t
tend to all business inti uster" ,o them. "Office
..f.!.. 1 l .....J C-l 1
ij 'Mii .1; xoii , Xi-CIISOUrj
Oct. 7, 1S57.
GIO. M. RKKD. T. I.. 11KTKH
Ebensburg, Johnstown
KEED & IIKV?:r, lltorncys at Law
U TZiW -e xa.gii anti uerman
Ollica tn High Sta-ee-t Ebensburg. Pemra.
leh. G.IS5G. ly
JOIIX Ml tltllAi f.U,
Jitatlce of (Ik Prcr, 5;t ni m 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 r , Vk-
LL BUSINESS INTRUSTED l"o HIS
care will be promptly attemled to. He will
also act as Aiutioner at Public Sub s whenever
his services in that capacity art reouired.
April 23, 1858:24
M. KCRX. j. M SHANNON.
S. KERX A. SI1AXXOX,
Prnctl.luK p,, ,icluP, JrlTtrion, Pn,
CO- Tender tlieir iTofessiouAl servients to thirit-
izens of Jefferstm and vicinitr, and all oth-rsde
siring n;dvcal aid. Night' caII promptly ut
tended te..
Slarch IS, 16-57.
DENTISTRY.
A. J. .AC!iM)N. Mirgeon Dentist
will be f mnd :,t Th mips n Sloiint
ain lloiio u.in.r1 i . r i
U 1 ill i.HI lie JOIIIK1
ie third week of each montb i m:.... ;.. t i ... .
...... v'l.V 111 VUIi-
tewn nearly opposite the Cambria lr,.n Store.
w arc 1 1 i-. i,s.ir,
Jotin JPHeae
Manufacturer and J)oaler in all Kiada ofCira.
SnulT, Chewinij and Laf Tobacco. Montgom
ery St., Ilollisdaytbursr, pa.
Constantly t-n hand, a tine and well selected
st'n k of Sp.;:d.-h. and half Spanish cigars
.U the lowest possible pri. es. All articles sob! at
this establishment are warranted to be wh:it ti.ex
are repreventeil.
Augusts, 1855. Iv.
Xew Tullos Jjsr i:Mul.IIiiu iit.
rSHE UNDERSIGNED IW-.GS LEAVE TO
- f inform the public, that lie ha oommencci
tin- Ti.ili nng bsisine.-s in the io. u, foruieilv tK-cii-
pieti oy .. i,.ain as a J.irLM-r s -lio?., on Ct litre
.1 t l.'l 1 . . .
.-.hi, i-uimmiiiij;, uvr: ne is pp;vre.i to make
;. kinds of irarmei.f:
111 1:1S lil.t'
trade, ac
cordiijg to the latest fashions. Hi
solicits a share of public patrmiagt
re-: e.-t fully
WILLI A SI SIMONS.
I'bc-'.isburu. June
lfv.S. 2'.. :wn.
RE YOU 1NM'HKJ ? ki t i: vevu m
SL and anplications taken for i .-nr .....i,..
Fire in the "
I'L'OTJX'TIOX jrmrAL Fllii: ixsr.
A'.i.vr; coMi'Axr or u l a i
ROP.ERT A M COV. Agent.
Wi'.uoii , Cambria Co.
JHE SUESCRII3EE WOULD RESPECTFUL
I ly inform tho citizms oi ElR-nsburg and vi
cinity, that he has rented t-chop formeilv en-en.
pied by R, Gaibraith. vher : he has every faciity
for carrying on a large tmir. i,and hope's by us
ing but the best material, in 1 employing but
the best workman, he hopes to convince all who
will do him the favor to cxr.mine his weirk. that
in point of durability, appearance or cheapness,
he cannot be excelled by '-y similar establish'
ment in t t-St:ite cr elsewle r-. Persons wishing
a bargain in lot. pun base of a carriage will con
sult tboir own interests by giving him a fall.,
They are prepared to supply tlie following kinds
o vchic s, viz:
Puggi.is of Jiferei-t om.li'ies and pi ices. Par
ouches, Chariotees, one ami two horse rockawavs,
close quarter eliptic and G-Spring Corehcs; fe"
C'md-handwork of dii'ferai.t kinds, c. msking
a variety that will suit all tastes and ail purses?
Repairing, done witn neatness and dispatch.
"VYSLRARNES.
Feb. 10,1853.-13
milE PROTECTION MUTUAL FIRE 1NSU
A RANCK COMPANY ef Cam bria County
lAcal el in rbeiisbtirg, la.
iaCOUPOIIATED MARCH '43, A. D. 1S57
ORGANIZED APRIL C, IbSJ.
0 F FICER S.
JOHNSTON SIOORE, Prkmi.ent.
WILLIAM MURRAY. Vice Phk-sipknt.
ALEXANDER C. S1ULLIN. Sr.eitKTRy
EDWARD SHOEMAKER, Trkasikkr
GEORGE J. RODGERS, General Agent
DIRECTORS.
JoussTOx SIooke, Ebensburg,
EnwAUi) Siiokmaker, "
Al.EXANDKU C. SIl J.LIX, '
Gkokoe J. Rodgeus, 44
Jons Li.ovn
William R. IlfGiiKs, Wilmoro.
Hkkby Scanlan, Carrollton.
Francis Rkakeu, Susijuehanna township
RiciiAiu Wiiitk, Hemlock.
William Mluray, Summerhill township.
Jamks Kaylor, Allegheny
Gbouijk S. Kings, Johnsttiwn
James Potts,
SIatthbw SI. Adams, Summittville.
Francis OTuiel, Slunster.
irj-Oliicc in the frame building, ,n High street
recently occupied by C. W. Wiugard, Es,!., At
torney at Iaw. 1
All communications to be addressetl to the
" Secretary of the Prole- funk ntj rtl E7... fl.
anreCflmtnnji of Catnhria county," Wjcnslmrn, ra.
tons, tfr,
DA"S 4- JONES, VAUltrFjTT
"I NITEP V. K tTANI., Wvn.M,
ANOTHER CO-PA llTvrrct,r u
Till UNDElrS!f:vi u i... .71 Uin
dits m the Mercantile business S'5?
carried on at the well knuwn tts.j ,7 J'
South M-;. i J w a.
ThomVHi Hotel. They have S
V.
7 lrom rmiadelphia, after makin- m,V,i
very uue selection ol foreign and D..n '
and have now received them, er.j
sale at low prices as our st,tt0,-'. 'V-T'i
small profi ts.'- Our slot k e. nks of
DRY G 0 u lis
of a.most every description, vi 'ei
i meres, fcattinetts. Tweeds an-1 lA ' fsi
the
... S".tJs e-f all V-,-
be i l'Rnc' GckkIs and notions, ii eh -
i sortmeirt of JW.tf, Shws and W -
t'..r auJ Wool Hats. Sta.JLWV 1 7,
ALSO.-Wall paper of tie IatS 1
COestantlv oa h;-ad. rtcrcf, U
COestantly on h;-ad.
, . ... HARDWARE
of ad desCriptioi;s, sch r.s are usmllv V.
.. . i... ' V
GROCERIES,
.unasangar. .Molasses, Svrp, Ten ri
l.'ico. Ac. Si 1 . s of u ;.").. , u
1LUI K,
Baron and Fish
arge asttir.fn: of T
., fe.irb an:: xi a!I k!.!s. a-3,.
C.. I T vn ""'
; "cefere purchasing cl.ewhf rt
- .. . u , i
J of all kirtls at the highest prb-et vV.
1 in erchantre for jio jd;. " ,
, v,ur.i.i.i,rWixAK, and PINE rp,..-,
j bow ght And sold.
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v J0.1N p. Jjv.
July 23, 186S. S7 tf.
on ! iS
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TOTICE. The an Writer wiA.,
known to all wi.o .ir ivtrv.i . "
1 now wants to close ap all his t-!J K-T.V
kin? settlements, an. 1 if pavmeut car- .ilA4
j At l ia t!;ntf ,f Settlement, tlev cn jp,.
! n,,t" s as to rIlse up.dd accounts. Tsec"-',;
I a"c f-vs (au,1 is ;Tr-v, t,r"t) "lh i--.ir,
fl1 f lho patruUa.e he Las received
wit'n tho new Srna.
...... ... lWKliUH.l,u..Jltto
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P.ORE2T DAT
July 23. 138, 37, tf.
1 f Hi R GREATEST ATTRACil:
: A j. Moor.!-: son hv ,;.rt . .
i
Uir old stand: in tht I'orcngh" of Ir-sw-f
;no ricl.Hjit a.T r.-.rryt. tlie f.i;est sad .--
nsMTimcni of FALL AND Wi M j; , .
eyerofferwd i . ihn people of Us.ina
Unusal cart, was taken iaii e wectlc-a i.I
xxls, and care.- has l-ftm Ukea ;J.at .lotl.It.
intherargo of a C- antry it;:re. :..r arvj,
jar it, bnt what they oar. huppW to their -tCBjers.
at least as cheap as tiu-j can b In
the countr.
Tlieir atovk of Dr (ii.s
is t:nprec!cr
I large. emYra-ii'.g Cloiha. of every Tar:r y
texture, rai:ceii, . asiratves, it,-f-;(
'e l. i a
Ac. Ac. Flannels. SLetic-' S
I i i-i iu; ,c - .-
! varietv of
LADIES' FANCY DRPIKS Gj( !
of all patterns ni at all prises.
I.acs. tnniai'as.9. iZiove. &.ilti. A. ,
assortment rf hate, crii Vccti
in
aa i. m. i
cotaplete ana nuri,as-ed
GROCERIES & LlyUOKS, cf ..- .-
q;:i!;tT. A well kS.eclrd Vit-'eir nf JJ.
ware, (,:t;ery, and na'da. Alao, 4.trtk
Glas; Paints. DtiwTi,
D!'.U(5S A iiKDICISES.
ana an sor wiie low rcr eaia, or r vh i
caaaga for coantry rvdree. i;v at
J. Si OOF. R 1 S J
Ebenabarg. Nov. $, '54.
'I
Si
;Ui::-CRIli:R. SUCCESSOR 'in
LI.tiVD A- CO., at Jcfcrsi.n. u-j..-
. .it....
ii.- i.in r j'lii'iii. an t'lt llsi ve :i'.;i: Ui
; . . l . . ............
lo li e liUi'Uc. an ctIiiimo'
I iohii ;i.vMni,icia i.j UJii (, iU'VS, U
j AW. Hats. Cips. Roots A SIim-s, j; s"i !.
dot bin ' .tardware. n-,,,,.. !,;N',,
t ii'
! ''S,
,ii id ail the articles Ustinov r ,.; ' '
Fao.i: , IV.iil.liiig. anil Slanufa. :ir: j't i.t
A Sloikof Drugs. 1 eM l.ii:,:i-..! fl;'ilyr!-
ieim s, that f. r .iiii-liry ;U.d v.4 '.'. U i., t sun-,
se 1, (if eijuaihd iu t!u-i .-in ) All if v.
he will sell at the iow est povihle j ri. t f . r .
or U .untry Produce. AL.Sl.
A large amount of Si nice .md Pi:..' L:
constantly on hands, and P.'dh- f, r I.m.d.T
I to order at the sh..rtc.-t n.i.-.-ib'r r-.-ii. i .
ROP.ERT Yl.:-y
.Te.Ters :i. Slav 20. lsST tr.
k ',e
EMuYAL.-
i 1. C
rrigne 1 !.,!
to the !!iw
o; (he ..! 1 st;::-d, won.; nspiltf".
customers am- the pvllic m nera'lv
lately adi-ed to his forme: si i i. v".
t : .it .-
i f, j
keeps constantly on hand a fud i:i r
SI APLE AND FANCY DRY ,w 15.
Silk Gceds, mad up Clothing.. liars .-i:.'-:
13oots and Shces. Hardware and Cm'trv.Ur '
ters tcids. Smith's tot Is. Nads, a f;;ii-j; :
assorted P.ar Irt n. Sheet and Hoop In.
Stoves and cat hollow-ware const.i'ad
Also, caj.ptr ar.J tin ware. Groceries.
and retail.
Pin?, Pfplar and CLerrv Lua.K r Uc.'.t -sold.
Gol1s will le sold at the verv ..wct -t
exchange for Ca.sii vi Country Ppv-k1-
E. HL'CI"-'-Ebe-nsburg.
Slarch 13, 1S5S.
"JH RS. SIARGARKT TODD rvtyW'
-i-'JLforms the public that ehe has :ut r.-- '
and is now opening at her sure rir:i n y.
street Ebensburg neaily op'osie the ',-r: ';
Shoemaker, a large and splendid a.-tfO"-"-''
Fancy Dry Cooel, iionnets
Hral BJresx s, ri0u i in ur1"
aurt Luwclies. Trlnnnlnps. I"1-"?'.
&c. RON NETS, vvc. Made to trdcr. A?
CASH. Aril 21.
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TRF.croitY m tp rvMi;i:iA o)'?
T'. Tbo nibscriber ia pret ariit 1 ; T
cient encoiiracement 1 given,) to -i;i"'--; .'
rectt.ry MAP of Cambria County, iltel
contain as much information s ny fd
ty Slap now Published in Pe'.i:Mar.:
same to b lithgrahed, colored ai:d ehV-1 !
the most modern style and workmaulit cli
aa delivered to subscriber! at 45 fTCl'&
fILLIASl tTIK-v-June
XO, 1S58.
J71 B ENS D U R G FO UN D RY. II A VIS Gj'
J-i chased the entire stock and fixtnrf 1
EbeBsbnrfr Foundry, the subscriber ir"J
t furnish farmers and others with j;
Ploughs, Plough Points, Sto'""
Irons, TliroNliInr aiacUlB,
and aaBtingscf any kind that maj
tka communitT. nt'
By strict attention to th business el " .
rn, he hopes to merit, and trnsU fc w; &.-
a liberal patronage frcm thostin wantci
ia kis lia.
All fensines dona at tke Foandrf . .j
JEDWARD GU
Uarcb 32. '55-t.
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Davis Si. lojd,
HAVING formad a pinln ;.
cantila Pnsinew. would rm?ec tloK f.
its patTOBssa of their friends aad tP t , f9
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