Foruard tlic Spring Work Vow.
Take time by the forelock, ia as good a
maxim for farmers as for others; while there
are some kinds of labor that can only be per
formed at particular scaaoas, there are others
that can be done at any time, when the wea
ther favors out door operations. The spring
iu all northern part af oar country is a very
brief season, and upon the farm, it is usually
over Growled with work Stack farmers es
pecially, leave every thing to this season.
The manure is not carted until the ground is
settled; the ploughing is put off until May,
and the planting until June; the potatoes and
oats that flourish best ia Oil weather, are
forced to mature in the heat of dogdays and
rot, rust and smut, are often the result of the
late sowing and planting.
Something can be doae even at this season
to help on the spring work. The wood house
is, or ought to be already filled so that the
axe will Dot need to be lifted to prepare full
from March to December. A good part of
the manure can be carted now, much better
than in planting time. The ground is now
frozen so that the cart path to the field to be
ploughed, is soon worn as smooth as a rail
road. It will bs a much less tax upon the
strength of a team to draw a hundred loads
of manure now than to do it ia April, when
the team is pressed with ploughing and oth
er farm work
It is pretty well established j
now, mat yaru mauuru prepareu m me usual
.L - . 3 3 - 1 !
way with muck aid loam, does net lose much j
of its value, when piled up in Winter ia large
heaps in the field where it is used. From
our own experience we do not think green
stable manure would be injured by the same
treatment, if it were well mixed ia the field
with muck or poat. The piles should be made
Ion?, narrow and high, say five or six feet so ,
a3 to shed a part of the rain .
... , , . , , . , !
xi any oi tae meaows are to De dressed witn :
fine compost, there is no better time than
the present to do it. The sward will net be
cut up and the warm Spring rains will carry
down the fertalizing properties of the roots of
plants. This must not be done however, on
rolling land, or on steep hill sides where the
rains would wash off part of the manure be
fore the frost comes out of the ground. "
A large portion of the Spring work can be
anticipated before Winter breaks up, and
then the farmer can seize upon taa best to
plant and sow, and drivo his vrorL: all Ij rough
the season instead of being diiven. Ameri
can Agriculturist.
TME FARJJ.
This is the season for the thought crop
The seed may be obtained from the past years
experience of yourself and ethers, and books
and papers will furnish a still wider choice.
New thoughts are both capitol and tools.
Thinking men commands success. Let the
home department receive due attention. Set
tle outstanding accounts, and as far as prac
ticable, start square with the year. Improve
the farm on paper. Lay drains and build
walls with pen and ink, plant fields with pen
cil and ruler. Get the whole farm and its fu
tare operations by heart, and thus become
ready for the coming campaign. Then en
large good farming into good "neighboring."
Start the farmer's club, urge forward neigh- j
borhood improvements, better roads, superior
school-houses, and whatever the public need
These labors will fill the leisure of Winter
pleasurably and with proc. lb.
A Good Farmer.
'A good farmer in a neighborhood is a
great blessing; and let him go to what Mill or
Meeting he likes, hus mode of f-riIag and
hn improvements will be adopted."
Thw is very true, and it is encouraging to
every one who is trying to briag clout a bet
ter husbandry on Lis firm zxx among those
who are, and are io be. his nciguLcrs and
companions. Wlia'cver miy La a man's po
litical opinions or Lis poisouil preferences, if
his example be gocd, if ha show on Lis farm,
better tillage, better crops, Loiter animal,
and better profits, Lis methods will be looked
iQto by those who know him, rnl he will be
imitated; and thus iuiproveaioct will go cn.
Suited Water fur Sheep. Tho New York
Tribune gives the following experiment: 100
tlieep was fed regularly 1ST lbs. of hay and
175 lbs. of straw per day. This was replaced
by 110 lbs. of hay and the same of cut elraw
the sheep being watered over night v.uh 33
gallons of water, ia which 1 J lbs- cf sea salt
had been dissolved. XolwiiLstirnIbg tLIs
reduction in tho amount cf their fool, the
sheep remained ia as gocd condition as they
were before. Causes Tanner.
Plaster. The lito Jesse Cue!, ia tho CJ.
t ice tor for 1837, said.
"It is generally conceded, that upon poms
ml dry soils, phstcr decs bencSt clever, corn
potatoes, peas, and generally all p!;r.t3 Lav
ing broad and Euculent lecves Eut it 13 a
matter of doubt, at hzsi in czr minds, vLct'a
cr its application h C'sczily LensCcU to tia
tt'.y, wheat, rye, cr Lr'.cy. - SuL-seouent es
1 crience, we tLiak, confines these oplaion.s.
Uinesse Farmer,
February is the old established month fir
pruning fruit trees, and especially the grips!
To give any precise directions for this opera
tion is next to impossible; every ceo tavic
Lis OTrn views tbout it. 3
Id looking over some recent remarks by the j Masrfictrcraai.Dealeria all Kin Js cfC:i;-
U?n. Z. Pratt, on taking the chair at the Cor- e--L"' CJS &dLif "V""09- HontjjcB-
. . ' . t . ry St., Hollisaajaourg, Pa.
riioa of the I rattsvtlie I armor s Cub, j flonc'intly en har.d, a. C.n: srsd well r.cl-cfj
Cad the following suggestive paragraph: j J stock of Spatd-h; and I.aii" Vir-rs
T UIOS LUCKIIAIIDT, WATCH MAKER
JLiAND DEALER IN CLOCKS, V ATCUES
AND JEWELRY.
THE undersigned respectfull - SSL
begs leave to inform the cit QS
zeas of Johnstown and vicinity iafcr"
taht he has just received and is no w '?g&J&iX
opeuing the largest stock of Clocks Watches, and
Jewelry, ever brought to jonnstown vnthout ex
cepting, which will be sold " cheaper than the
cheapest." His prices will always be uniform
linn -..,mm will not be charged. more for the
tame quality of goods than another. A List of
some of Jjie articles comprised in the assortment
is annexed. Prices may be ascertained, and
goods examined, at the Store or; Main Street.
" Gold Hunting English Levers,
Gold Detached Levers, ful iewelled.
Gold Lcpines. 4 holes "
Silver English Levers,
Silver Detached Levers,
Silver Lepmes, Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Vest Chain, Gold Pencils, with Pens,
Gold Pencil, Gold Medallions,
Silver Extension Pencils and Pens,
Gold Breastpins, Ladies and Gentlemen, -
Gold Eardrops, Gold Earrings,
Gold Finger Rings, Gold Oiff Pins,
Gold und Silver Watc Keys. Portmouaies,
Ladies' Fans, fancy and plain,
Silver Tablespoons,
Silyer Teaspoons, Silver Thimbles
riated Tablespoons, best,
Plated Teaspoons "
Silver Gbard Chains,
Plated and Brittania Tea Setts,
Violins and Bows, Violin Strings, &c,
Colt's and Allen's Revolvers, C inches,
Gold Bracelets, Accordeoas,
Silver and Plated Spectacles. &rc, iSrc, Arc.
3- All sorts of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
repaired with promptness and at low rates. Con
fident that he cannot be undersold, the undersign
respectfully solicits the confidence and patronage
of the public. LOUIS LUCKITARDT
Mayl4, 1856
29-tf. Jan. 5, 18oJ.
U9
4 .UM.
jjjjja
Under the cltare or the Francis
can Urotliers.
THIS institution, situated in Lorett, Cambria
county, Pa., about four miles from Cresson
St.itioi, on the direct route between Philadelphia
ail .Pittsburg, has been lately chartered, with
privileges to confer collegiate honors sad degrees.
IiUMd. the annual pension for board and
tuition, payable half yearly in advance, $100 00
Washing and use of bidding, per annum, 10 00
Pupils remaining at the College during vaca-
tioa will pav an extra charg of 13 00
The Classics and modern Languages form an
extra charge of 10 00
No allowance for occasional absence, unless iu
case of sickness.
Postage of letters, books and stationary, if not
furnished by parents or guardi uis. wiil form an
extri charge, as will also medical attendant;.
For farther particulars apply to the Superior
of the College. Reference ro-vy bo made to the
lit. Rev, Dr. O'Cianor. ilsv. Y. P-!hird, Loretto.
or to any of the IViv. Clergy iu tho neighborhood
of the institution.
Loretto, August 31. 18-VE Em.
0YSTEES! OYSTERS!!"
AT A. BLAEJS SALOON.
"YTTOULD respectfully inform the,
V V citizens of Ebensburg and vi-'vM'
daily that he has opened ;:n Oyster
Saloon, three doors eat of the "Arcade" Hotel,
and is prepare ! to accommodate the public in a
superior manner. He has made arrangements to
got his Oysters direct from ths Eastcra markets,
aal will supply families by the can or dozen at
the cheapest rati. Give Lira a call.
He still continues to practice the Tcnson.d
art at his shoo in the room adjoining the Oyster
Salxn.
August 21, 1359.-tf.
SADDLERY! SADDLERY!
rttnn SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
X the citizens of Ebtnsburg and siirrouiidtnT
country, that he has opaned a Saddler's simp, iu
the basement of his dwelling Lou-, on Horner
street, where he is prepared to furnish ty order
on the rat reasonable terms, every description
of Siddles, Drilies, and llarne-s E-C.
Having many years' experience ia the L:i?i
niss, employing none but the best workman.
aad using the best material upon all his work, he
uope i mcrni ana receive a uut-ral uaro of tixs
public patroaago.
Country produce at all times taken i lechanvo
for work, and tua Lignest market priori rdi.jv. ed.
- JAMES MAG unit.
Lb:u.A-urg, Sept-, 14, ls5?.-tf.
John
at the lowest p'ible price?. Ail j-.rii.l-.-- 5- ! '
this establishment are vart;;ntci he viut'tk
are rc presented.
Augusts, 18.:.". 1".
ARCADE IIOTE?,, Cbenbur?,
IICXRY FOSTEi:, rnn?nin.
THIS HOTEL, FOHilMIlLY KNOWX AS
tue "Eber.iburg House," is ere of t.z vl-cy,-
an 1 bo: t stands in the boiongh of Ebcr..-Lurg.
lor th-i aoco:um.li:tic-n of the traveling mm-oirt
t-. T
iraveung commur.i-
uo t ropri
a -:Vir
i'i Who MMf iV-
Pod to ratrom !,:r:i that l.u TALLK will ha
Mrpacdu-ithn'Uho lurrtirksof tV va o
BAR w-h ih.8 d:o:ce,i of Lir,r.irs. i r , " '
pare
tor L:- psciis c.i:u:';rtibl.
i.-cnf-Lurg, April M, :sy.-lrl;-;.
i i ir.c v.:i n'-f.r is prcrRrujg. Cif t-ufi-
; c.mi fcnc..u,-?gc!ui:t bo givt.) i-. ,;i,.:i a rj.
a.-u - uiiur;,i t.Vuniv, i:.ier.ded to
'rv:lm 35 urn -rrn -.lion rs i-.:y ctiier Cf.i'n-
ty Jen v.-y,- VuV.rshcd ia lYrmsvh-.-.r.ia. Tho
f-n,c to 12 t-tV-graphed, colored aid mounted ?n
tr.o n:o;s modem style and votkmanllso rcnaner
and ueavered to subscriber r.t $5 t
vTlLL!AiI Clliiiofr
Jtme GO. 1S5?.
EAST AVENUE NURSERY
J
HO
CSSESTCn, XKW YORK,
V7. Tl HQ ITT c Co , FH0PRIETOR3.
( fS l-W. r. O. V'HITE
& Dili. :;. o. :r
CUGARS,
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July I:
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P FMOVAf -?-PAUL G R Ai F, MAXUPAC
i?ivT?-' IIats ai-i ? C&i North
lldfiJSucct. b:twre;a Arch and CLerry, Phila-
and Cherry, Phil
March 6, 1856.
p.a,
C, O. 3ILI1RAY,
Attorney at Law, Ebtmbmrg, P.
QP7ICH OPPOSITE CRAWFORD'S nOTEL.
W Imirl7,lPC3
PUV 1 .'I ?AliEvTAL eV SHADE TRLCS
t Tiim .uj icecivi prnT.-.pt&ttv i.Uon
K- '-""ti , Ci.i.i.rwl A c:i'.
Octolcr 1. lff'.-tf.
I Above we preseut you -with a likeness of DR.
. MOKSE the inventor of MOUSE'S INDIAN
ROOT PILLS. This philanthropist has spent
' the greater part of his life in traveling, having
J visited Europe, Asia, and Africa, as well, as
i North America has pent three years among
j the Indians of our Western country it was in
this M ay that the Indian Hoot l'uls were hrst
discovered, Dr. Morse was the first man to es
tablish the fact that all diseases arise from IM
PURITY OF THE BLOOD that our strength,
health and life depended upon this vital 1'uid.
When the various passages become clogged,
and do not act in perfect harmony with the dif
ferent functions of the body, the Llood loses its
action, become thick, corrupted, and diseased :
thus causing ail pains, fcickness and distress of
every name; our strength is exhausted, our
health we arc deprived of, and if rat'.re is not
assibted in throwing oil' the stagnant hmuors, the
blood will become choked and cease to act, and
thus our light of life will forever be blown out.
Hov impoitant thftu that we should keep the
various passages ot the booy free and open. Anil
' how pleasant to us that we have it iu our power
i to put a medicine in your reach, namely, Morse's
! Indian Root Tills, manufactured from plants and
i roots which grow around the tuouatamoos cliJIs
t in Iature s Garden, fur tne fiealth and recovery
i of diseased man. One of the roots from which
: these l'ills are made is a Sudorific, wLich opens
j the pores of the skin, and as&ists Nature in
j throwing out the finer parts of tho corruption
: within. The second is a plant which is asi Ex
I pectorant, that opens and unclogs the passage to
! the lungs, and thus, ia a soothing manner, per
; forms its duty in throwing oft phlegm, aud other
; humors from the lungs by copiou? spitting. The
' third is a Diuretic, which gives double ease and
; strength to the kidneys ; thus encouraged, they
j draw large amounts of impurity from the blood,
j which is then thrown out bountifully by the uri
' nary or water passage, and which could not have
; been discharged in any other way. The fourth
' is a Cathartic, and accompanies the other proj
i ertics of the Tills while engaged iu purifying the
j blood ; the coarser particles of impurity which
cannot pass by the other cutht. are thus taken
! up and conveyed off in great quantities by the
; bowels.
From the above, it is (shown that Dr. Mode's
Indian Hoot Pi!l3 not oidy enter tho stomach.
but become united with the blood, f.r they find
j way to every part, and completely rout out and
cleanse the system from all impurity, n 1 the
! life of the body, which is the blood, becomes per
j fectly heauliy : consequently ail sickness and
! Iain is drivca from the svsteui, fur they cannot,
' remain when the body becomes so pure and
th-ar.
The reason vhypeople are so distressed when
s':k, and why so m?.ny die. is because they do
! r ot 't a medicine which will pats to the afilic
i t J parts, and which wi!l open tin natural pas
' sf.g-i fr the disease to' be cast out; hence, a
! large quantity cf food and other matter is lodg
j e l. and the stomach and intestines are literally
j oversowing with tha corrupted mass; thus un
! dergoing a disagreeable fermentation, constantly
mixing with the blood, which, throws the ccr-
rupted matter through every vein and artery,
! umil life :s taken from the body by disease. Dr.
Morse's TIIJJS have ediied to themselves victory
j upon victory, by restoring millions of the sick to
j blooming health and happiness. Yes, thousands
.who have been racked or tormented with sick
j neas, pain and anguish, and whose feeble frames
j have been scorched by the burning elements of
! raging fever, and who have been brought, as it
I were, within a step of the silent grave, now
i s'.av. 1 ready to testily that they would have been
numbered with tiie uead, had it not been for
t his great and won lerful medicine. Morse's In
dian Hoot Til's; After one or two doM.-s had
been taken, they were astonished, and absolutely
I surprised, in witnessing tlieir charming effects,
i Not only do they give immKliate ease and
strength, and take away all sickness, pain and
anu'-h. l ut they at once go to work at the
f i':;..!:.:i;n f the disease, which is the Mood.
Ti ertf- re, it will be shown, especially by those
who us th' .-c Tills, that they will cleanse and
purify, thjt dieos? that deadly enemy will
take its l.i-ht, and the flush of youth and beauty
will a ; ain r-lv.n.. and the prospect of a lon and
j happy lifi v.iil cherish and brighten your days.
l.j s-oui ov li.cmas Dcvine, ri-ensburg, and
I v Me'!Iciri' Dealers generally throughout the
Ci.tmtjr ; T.. Like Ju Ison, successor to A. J.
White 5j Co.. No. .' Leonard st.. N. Y., Prpri
c .rj; V.T"-,-.n M'-d r.t lit., ( Trorj"...-t rs of
Dr. A. Tr.i.-ks ?.:.:g:u-i!c Ointment.) Larlville,
Madison county. N. Y., General AgeuU.
Auv"-t lii.i.ly
co?rt
r T TiTI' T.'TT-r7I?r-M IT1
IU.
YrouL.!.
rt-:-n..-ctful'y inform Lis cM friends
; t r i veThn r i nblic 1Lj.i he i.-.s
cl ti
Lv-.-'i Kou..c, Iloilidaysburg, and is pre
t j i :.'.crtiUn ad who may favor him with
r'r- .ircr! in unobiectionable stvle.
t.u ir '
'Iho HOUSE has been newly furniinfl tLio'
or.t iti a style not surpassed by any cstaMihl.rneul
in the interior cf the State. His TABLE will
always be supplied with all the substantial and
delicacies of the season, and attended by atten
tive servants. In a word, no pains will he spared
to make the Logan a first class house, and noth
i.-.g-wiilbe left undone to render its guests cvm
f.rtrbl3 nr.d happy.
iiic GTABLES, which are extensive, will be
aiorud d l y lmestand faithful hostlers.
F.EiTAURAHT. The basement is occupied
m r. ihraurant, where meals will be served up
r.ll hours of the day. together with ovsters
vil I Kame, fish an 1 all the delecacie".' r.nl ft !ivsT,
mets Cf the season. JOIIN KIKFTLI;.
Juu'3 4, !S56.-S2!f.
EN. P. THOMPSON, tritl P. I. PATTON
iv CO.. Wholesale l)p:l i"rs in and M.lnll.
f..eL;irer cf HATS, CAPS. FURS, Hatters' Ma
ter, d,-, Sl.-.iw Goods. Artificial Flowers, P.uJf.do
Folt .-, f.c. No. 123 Market street, Wlow Fourth
S-'th &!d:, PIIILADELlTilA. Cah t-aid fr
t . ana ..imping I urs.
PRICE I. PATTON. A.
orrE:,UEi:dER.
cbinary 17, Ic'S;tf
TJ HILADELPHIA Woor MOULDING MILL
-J- Vnilow street, above Twelfih. north side,
llocldiugs suitable for Carpent.-rs, DuilZcr, CVo
iiilt and Frame Makers, always tu haul. Any
Pttc-ra v.-ork? 1 from a drawing. Ag.r.ts ward-.tl
iu li. o various Towns in his porti .n of the Siate,
to whm opportunities will be offered f .r Ure
profii j to ILemselves. SILAS E. WEIR.
cL-ruar",
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xvaiiixgtox uorszL
LAWRENCE SCHR0TH. pRcpaiETor..-
PPtllarand pleasantly situated l;o?j
J6. is locat&l in the village of Carrollton, Can
biia county, and is kept in a manner so as to af
ford every comfort to visitors, being well furnish
ed in every respect. HIS BAR will, con
tain the best of. liquors ; his TABLE, the
best the market can afford. Nothing will be left
undone to render the visit of all persons pleasant
and agreeable. jj S
Carrolton, July 15, 1S57.
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fTRUE SUBSCKIDER RESTECTFL'LLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF EBENSBURG AND
Jk vicinuy inai ue nasjusi, received anu nas on nana ine jb.Aiiur.jyi, Uh.8T and i'OST (Y)M 1
PLETE stock of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron ware. Cooking, Parlor ani Heating Stoves riow" !
Points, Yv'agon boxes, Sugar kettles. &c, ever offered for sale in Elx-nsburg, consistin"- of "5 diner- "
ent Tatterns of Cook Stoves of all sizes; 20 different patterns of Parlor and IIeatin'r'frJlc re 'i i
sizes: iu aiiiereni Kinus ci i lows r?ugur Kettles aui wagon (.oicn of a
... v,. , o "--- - fi, uuwiuea vrareol every ie-
scriptioc.
Also He has just received a large assortment of HARDWARE and CUTLERY nove fnrni
ing Vare, Harvesting Tools, Carpenter's Tools, &c, Arc. all of which Le will sell verv low Kr
C 1 1
Persons wishing any thing in his line he respectfully invites to give Lim a call and examine Lr
prices. Job work of all kinds done on the shortest notice.
Also llou.-e Spouting maCe and put up on the shortest notice J: most reasonable tt-rrrs forc-"j
(v Country Produce of all kinds taken in exchange. Also-Cherry, Ash. and Tor l'ar lumber,
old Metal, Copper, Urass, Pewter, &c taken in exchange. GEORGE IIL NT! Tv-
ALSO. He would respectfully call the attention cf the public to theieatest i:v.rove-.ts r
made in Cooking Stoves f.r burnicg the gas and smoke by which ujeansis savf-d LO rer ci'- c id
Ebens'ourg, July 13, 1S50. GEORGE Irl"rTI r"
IEAD THIS. AND STUDY YOUR OWN
INTERESTS !
JCST RECEIVED, S A NEXT STOCK OF
Watches, , Jewelry,
CLOCKS &. sLSr-2ii' SOTIOXS.
At the &tjn of the Big Walrh, JUain street, Jomi
tnm, Pa.
TLe underiagnel desires to call the attention
of the people of Ebensbnrg and surrounding
country to the fact that Le has been appi iuted
an Acent of a large importing house of WATC'I-
LES, CLOCKS, &c., and also of a large rnar,uf;ic
(tuiing establishment of JEWEL III', wuereuv he
is enabl 1 to offer such inducements to puroha
sers of these articles as were nvtr bef re clVre 1
iu this place, or anywhere this side of the All-?-gheiiies.
Ha would also call attention to Lis lar'e as
sortment of
WATCHES AND JEWELS Y
just received all of the latest styles ar.d n;;t
beautiful workmanship. Ilavir.g se'.;tt:d l.:.-
stock with great care, he is c nfidciil he t;-.a s.jit
every taste as to styie as well as ail j-ovKcts
by the great reduction i:i price;.
THE LADICS
are particularly invited to an inpcct;on rf 1
preseut stock and prices. EAR DKOI'S hitherto
sold at Jl.oO will now be sold at 7 cts., and
warranted to saii the Ust of trcar. Trea.-t Ti: s,
Rings, &c., at a retluction.
cxTLL3ir:;:
I would call your attention to n.y Lea-tif"! as
sortment of
GOLD AXD SILVER WATCTIZS,
at the following very low prices :
Hunting Verge Watches, warranted.
Hunting Silver Cylinders, hitherto sol i in
- -
this town at 820, and then reuueed to
S14. I wi'l now sell at from S!0 t ;, - ll.'-a
Hunting Levers from & 1- t ;!'.. J
Ojen Facel Cyliuders, heretofore k-1.1 ot !
A 10 I will Ri!! at from AT i
Open Faced Detacheil Levers, !0 to c 1
All fal'hcs S'JJ trill I vtrrin';-' to J r
tttdee months, or cxchanje-.l f.r :.; .er ' .:
value.
Everylxxly is invited to csll r.rA rsr.r-.:ra the
stock, as the advertiser is ;!.: lent thr: t'-.-t ex
tent, variety and style it is u:.riv ;''.cl i t
community, while the pr"c?s at wLich it ii f-
ferel are unprecedented LiV. C-s til l " i
GASH only.
C7 Particular attention paid to r-j-iiri.ng
Clocks, Watches. J:ry. :.. r-frd! h'r,, f.r
which the Cambria- County iro i C n-v-.'-'-yV
rrip" will le takcu at par. All work war
rant'tl. TOWN AND COUNTRY ST..vRI;:;EJ?I:RS
pit witn vat:i:cs, jev.e.ry, ecc, a: ic?s
t uaa c:tv prices.
- JOSEPH G . HOLMES, A --.A.
Ib50.lv.
-rr.w tin-ya:e i:srAr.Lis:iENT. t
U The undersie:r' :.l take VJi meth.cl . fl
informing the citize-rs of Ehcn.-hnr r ur- 1
roundiiifj countrj-, that .2 l .ts
business in this j4ace, in th? h'.i!
occu pied by M. S. 11 r. r r . r- c d k r
liijj fcn-t.-rlv
we-t t f the
I ofct 0:i:ce, where i:e nit.r:'.-; t
cess in all its brancLc--;. Ti2
irr",
Ai:
fall cE-
scriptions kept constant! v oi Lr.u.i. :
ces to suit the time.. (.!::. :.t:y !!::
have orders filled to any r.i.:v .: .t. I'v
'r.t 9 c.
n
f-
tention to business he l.rpcs to r.-iiv,.-.1 !; rr.i
share of public patronace. FELIX HEN EL".
Ebensburg April 2Sth, ISZS.
CANVASSERS WANTED.
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO AUK NT?!
fij'fjj Dollars a month, and all cxjtn.cs itid
Tli wish to engage an active Asent u evrry
County throughout the United btatt-s uw
Canadas. to travel and iutr.nluce our NEW
TWENTY DOLLAR DOUBLE HII1EAD
I 'iCK STITCH SEWING 11AC1IINE. TLis
I ce!f i. r JLicLine i-? jiift patented, with valuable
.prjvcai.n; s,
popah.r i.
-J 2.. to be i.r..
i;.j.;e it the clieapel and
ici.:ne ia cvi.-!c-!i e, j id acknowl-:ri:.-..sd
f.r" n. r d v.iiiav. A
es:v)nib!c m Lis ate wanted
.o s Jit it c.Ets by saav.ic, ti w'.ifu,i a salary of
per m.-aih and cspvt.oO-i will le : ai l. E.-r
(oi'.uitioLis c.l. 1 full p a'.i..;lai a.ldit--ss, with
aLaajp Et return ptje.
J. Y. HARRIS & CO.
No. 12 Siioe& Leather Ex chin ere.
Nov. P, lSo'j.-SO-Sr. Iktor.. Mas?.
PHILIP HKTVER. EOBT. J. AJ.K?ON-
PE
EYMER Je ANDERSON. Whole-alk Df.a
L.ZV3 in I'oreirn Fruits. Nuts. S, Ee-;' Cn-
f.cticn-irv. Sun, Fira YVWks. ore.. COran
Zes .".ad Lciae-s received we-.kiv. N"3. CO Yuc!
street. Opp Mtethe St. Cl.afE-s Hotel,
Pitt ur-, Itb. 17, lc3?::f
"5"EFFRON HOUSE
NEAR WIL1I0RE
F Sif;.in .TrtT.r...
ru co J a. J( ::x
fE-17,lSCS
M'Cot, Proprietor.
O. O. P. Highland LKl?e No
423 meets everv WEDNLiDAY
veninjc at their Hall on IIih st., in
the upper st ryo ?-h.'ernaker,s str.ro
YOKE WORE OXEN
For
iy
E. HUGHES.
Jdy 15, 155?.
Mart, jStobts, llongbs, c.
- Tin d-,mr il,,.. t ' . I'll
li fcl Tr.. 1 r 1
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JODXSTOP 11.1RCLE WORKS.
1 u Tn. ic-r.Mgnexl I leave to inform the citi
zens ot Cambria ai,d a ;j' -ining counties - rpr
that Le has j ;it received a frei sr. ck-
f the finest ITALIAN and other Mar-rT
ana other .31 a r-f. .,:
ntt.n Franklin;, J- !
y I ON U M I-iNTS . I ":i v
We. at Lis c-itablir-hiiM
-treft. JoLi.stowrj
i u M i; . MANTELS. (; V. A V II i
STONES, TABLE cVRUREAU TOs
manfuaetvrv 1 tf then ,t l-iif-.! a: d
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CTP.ENSr.URG FOUNDRY. HATING i-ar i
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February 1"
G1 EOEGE '. TODD.
WALTON, Imp..rtc
WITH CONRAD
ers aud Wh le'-aie Deal
ers in Hardware, Cutlery, Arc, No. 25 Market
street. 1 hiladelphia. Keen contantly -n hand
the genuine Tiai. thy Slack's Augers. W. Mana's
IJeatty's ai.d IIi;nt?s superior A ser," Conrad it
Waltou's superior polished btetl Shovels. Dai ling
& Waldron's Grass and Cradlin j-cvti C in
:a.n ..ndPatetit Scythe Snaths. I'all-r.t Eh'ti-es
t ias. ij-c, c, rnirh they i 1. !
oable terms, to couutry ihsEeis oaly
Jaaucri' 25. 1655.
c-2 reas-
JOHN H. ALLEN Jr CO.. NOS. j 4
Cl ei-tr.ut Street, (south si-Je, Ud.w Water.)
P II I LA D EL PI 1 1 A . ( Tn e Olwt Wood-w a e e
llorE, in tiir Cit? .) M-i ufacturers and
Y-..-.!c de.dcrs in Patent Machine
ine nade
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Crvfsl CFDAI
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Attornty m X.mv, Kbntnr5-t
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FITCE IN COLON ADR ROW.
Nov. 11, lS57:l.t
LTJHBER.
PINE rOPLAR CHERRY AND ASH LUM-be-r
bjUi,El aad tEl by
E. HUGHES.
JcntSOia 1369. tf.
r-:..'.J rot to WOOD & WILLOW i Le will bt'l at the lowest possible prices fore-- 3
WARE. O )RDS. IM'.USHE. i-c, of all .E-scrip- tr C uatrv Proviuce. ALSO, , f.
t:ras. 1 lease cr'.i ami tsamuie ojt fcioct. I A Iar? r.monat ci cr-ruce ana lire e '
UircL4.1857. ly. J r rf.! t'r rn haiids, and Eil's for Lambert" E
First Arrival
cy
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The subscriber. Laving just return r
city, is now opening one cf the btatJ
stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOfLS
ever brought to tLis market, and 1- i
- . " stoti Cii
part of tLe following articles, viz : " 4
CIIALLIES, DELAINES,
BRILLIANTS, COBCRGr?.
PRINTS Of ALL Km,?
AND RICHEST ai'4.1
which for beauty cannot be surpa?:cJ ; t
READY-MADE CLOTH-N
CDDTvn pT cmnirn mr.
"WD
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LADIES' SHOES. DRUGS ai.d PEEFi?.'r-..?
all of which be will sell verv chear. i
j3c5 He invite? the c:tizeiis"of Toe:.' J
ftS? d the surrounding cortrr."
him a cail 1-eforeTurrlan, r -
tf da j
I t C 1 1. -5 i-t k W"-1
I as he is satifieI Le rrsn sed g. t j tl i rf--ri
i cheaper than they can U bought a c r."
I I store in town. "Xuy i
Ebtnsourg, Aynl i'0, lS59:tf.
I -
COTIXL'ED SUCCESS Ot TIIE
COSWOPOLITAW ART
ASSOCIATION
Trcm ah s ctl. u of the com. try s
this ir-uiar Art Ii.sl:ti.-t:yn, (uv
ia i:; - -
year.i ire te ng re-.e:iJ m a l
wilb that c iny j revi-i-us tp.r.
Anv pors:: tan bte.:i:e a mt-'xeer tv
Ling c-y. wx.;.-ii 'Aid tntide I.:iu l. f
lit. TLe b-uti'".;! Sud Ei rrv- -v .
srvr an i U s Fii-nd.." ' .
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C J. A Free Season Ada.isv.-a u tit C ?
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In s.Idit'io;i t v. i. over 1'wr ILmlrcl t:..i V
ble Wo;ks tf Art :e ;..Vc.i t" s-il-y.-riLtTa r i- '
ndums, vorrprising chol-.y P.rint .n zs. Si ulj '
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e".g:i Arfitt?.
'J Le S;:i't rb E':rravirlg, which evc-rr -ucr:-
will recti e l.ttttdiuiy if tl.--
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V I5T "ini'TIC-X. Ni v rir Indacct..c n is
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O" A trT d nrti plan of ol t.iib!..
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IE. .-. E.. r:.e, Alice Carev ani ('-"
crs. Ti: Y.VEEy -NEW-YORKERS (f kw :-s
red a strj-crior publication to the New Y-
Le.i-vr.) is . OYrvd at only ONE DOLLAI. .
to sulcrilrs wh: seal the .:.e d liar imp if
Vw to the pabiishcr. C. Mathews, No. li.
Fulton street, N. Y. Sn.-vEa:en copies sent f t
3 cent star::;.. fm-r2,l?59 V
f HIE SEIE-CE1UER, SUCCESSOR TO G. L X
A LLOYD CJ., at JefJrson, rxrct:i.. J
oSrs to tLe
pao:;c, an extt-nMve s
nd ea
h-tcl assortait-.il of I'll' GOODS. GHUCE.
J IfX. Hats. Cap. D.ts A- Sl oes, R.ady MtH
Clothing. Ilr.rd are, l-jei;?are. i aints. ts.
Oils, and ail the artictrs usually rejuireJ f-
Family P.oildinz, aD.l Masufact'.-nnji j-urp
A St.xk cf Dru-. DyeSiuffs. andfiinily oei-
! icines. that for qr. dity aad variety is cot ssrj s- r
! wEr.f ; , 'A .-r.rrtr.i "All of vtx r
1 3 order it the shortest tsE'r n tic.
ROEEET FLINN
J(Ei rrrn, May 20. 1S57. tf.
rsiO HOUSE, l:bemburij. ra.
JOHN A BLAIR, Peoepietob.
Also, in connection, BLAIR & Co's HACKS,
will leave the Union House for Willnor
tion in time to take the Eastern or Western tr
Every accomodation will be awarded ta sb11
passenger comfrablte. -
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