u
... a 1
MiDiaters, Lawyers End teachers are gen- j
TJipv would
ertiiv wen pruuucu
i a j- c 1 i 7 n"ia I
not feel coropeieDi w uisc-unr- lUc .... ,
were they not continually gathering inform-a-
tion; and their employers would not p. ace
confidence in them did they not they were
masters of a large amount of book knowledge.
Bat what need has the farmer of Looks b-
yond the biolo and almanac, ins duty 13 to ,
labor as bia strength will admit, aod when lie
has done hia work for the day, he will be tir
ed enough to go to ted, without nodding
over a book written by some idle person who
is too lazy to work. Such has been the fad
ing of lbs mass of cultivators of the soil, but
is now happily changing. No man needs a
good library more than the farmer. He has
a profession that as really requires study to
master it as the lawyer's or teacher's. There
is hardly a branch of natural science that will
contribute greatly to his bonefit. He also
neods books upon horses, cattle, sheep; the
management of the dairy; the care of the bees;
the proper way to raise apple", pears, and
other fruits; the treatment of different soils,
&c. In addh ion to these, the farmer should
bave books of literature, hitory and traveld.
He will be as much interested aud benefited
V.w thpir nerusal as any one. I he
money
stout in purchasing a reasonable number
7 X -
nr i
Oio
boots, and the time spent in their study will ;
Farmcn uoruiivt. r
not be lost. Knowledge will give ability to Business, and every body i;i every Suite, on re
" , j -,i i, i ceipt of $1,(0, or in law st le of binding at l,2o
increase the income of his farm, and will ele- , lQQQ A yEAR can , icaJc bv ou3te
rate his standing in the community A far-j
niers family also needs the means of improve
ment found in a well assorted library, and in
tellectual advancement, aud to increase love
of home. It may be thought by some that
the expense be afforded, but if a few are pur-
chased at a time, iu a few years a library of a
Kindred or more valuable volume may be
gathered, which will be worth more than the
earne number of dollars at interest Ex
change.
Frozeiiii'lant-.
If this Wiiter Is like all that have prece
ded it in our day, many plants and vegetable
will ba frozen. Some still, clear night, Jack
Frost will steal into the c-elUr, and turn the
amies and potatoes into so ruaav stones He
rr t
will also find his way iuto the lady's parlor or
chamber, where she keeps her house-plants,
and ah me! next ruoruing. her sweet pa's will
be a3 rigid as the artificial flowers oa her bon
net. The bundle of trees which I ordered so
late, from & Go's, nursery, will be de-
tained on the way, and I thail receive them
all frozen together, as bard as logs.
Now. what shall be done iu these several
cases? Shall the potatoes and apples be
drenched with warm water to take out the
frost: ro; cover tb-em witb old mats or car-
. .,
pets, and let them thaw out as graiuiUy as
possibh? And the dear flower?? Dor.r hur
ry them into a warm room to thaw by the
tide cf a stove, as you would a frost bitten
chicken Let them remain where they are
frozen; close the window shutters or drop the
curtains, so as to n:ike th r.tom quite dark,
then f-prinkle the plants with col l water di
rect from the cistern, and wait for the result
Do not allow the room to become warmer than
350 fur tweaty four Lours. If a few drops of
spirits of camphor are thrown into the dish of
v.r .1 - i.i- - :n l . n .t . t ,
waier ueiure i-pnuniiug. u wm oe an me oei- ;
ter. .ii e treated a duzeu p.auts in this way
last winter, aod the frost was so severe that
the water froze in drops oa the leave as wo
sprinkled thm, but by keeping the room dark
and cool an entire day, nearly every plant
cam out unharmed. We remember, in par
ticular, a fuchsia which was in full flower at
the time of the freezing; a week after it was
still covered with blooms. A neighboring
gardner had the misfortune, alio, to bave a
large lot of geraniums frozen. Iu his auxie
ty, ho harried a part into a warm green-house
and a part iuto a cellar. The first were near
ly all ruined, the latter were all saved
The package of frozed trees must b taken
to the garden, a trench dug large and deep
enough to receive them root aud braueh, aud
then they should be covered witb soil. The
gradual thawing iu the dark will undoubtedly
save them American Agriculturist.
' ' ITIij Io Animals need Sail.
Prof. James E Johnson, of Scotland, says:
"Upwards of half the saline matter of the
blood (56 per ce-jt.) coasisU of common salt;
and as this is partly discharged every day
through the skin and kidneys, the- necessity
of continued supplies of it to toe healthy b ody
becomes sufficiently obvious The bile also
contains soda (one of the iugredieota of salt)
as a special and iodispensible constituent, and
so do all the cartilages of the body. Stint the
supply of salt therefore, and neither will the
bile be able properly to assist digestion," nor
the eartillages to be built up again as fat as
they naturally waste."
It Is better to placa salt where stock can
bave free access to it, that to give it occa
sionally in large quantities. They will help
themselves lo what tbey need if allowed to do
no at pleasure: otherwke, when they become
salt hungry" they may take more than is
wholesome.
Organizations are for weak men, who
arc nothing individually, but collectively of
ome importance. Strocg men Lave been
less need of them except to rule or us them.
Tley tra IbDselvea organized, cr tliiai they
KXf.
50,000 COPIES ALREADY SOLD. '
K VERY BODY'S LAWYER AND COVX
SELLOK XX BUSINESS,
' .
F r i" J V M I . . I v .
v -,
' if the Philadelphia B-xr.
It Tdls You Uow to draw i:p partners-hip pirers
- - - - ; , ,
kin Js o1 a!o
lenses, kU'l petitions.
jt Tdls You How to draw up Bonds and Mort-
gages Affidavits, Power of Attorney, Notes
and Bills of Exchange, J.eccipts and Releases.
It Tdls You The. laws for tho collection of Debts,
with the statute.-, of Limitation, an I amount
aud kind of property c-sempt from Execution
in every State.
p j'dls You How to mike an Argument proper-
ly, with forms for Composition with Creditors,
and the Insolvent 1 nv? t every Mate.
It Tells You The leg .1 reiati. ns existing between
Guardian and Ward. M istcr and Apprentice,
f.nd Land!-:rd and Tenant.
It Jells You What cvmstirute Libel arul Slander,
and the Law as to Marriage. D ower. the Wife's
right in Property, Divorce and Aliment.
Jt Tails You Ti.e law for Mechanic' Liens in ev
ery State, ami the Naturalization I.aw of this
UTitrv. and how trt ... mi.lv with tli c i m
It Tells You The law concerning Pensions and !
how to obtain one, and the Frv-Emi.lion J;lW8
to Public Lauds.
It Tdls Yon The law for Patents, with mode of
I procedure in obtaining one, with iutefeieiiees.
! As-.-ignnicntsaiid T;die cf Kee.
It J'dls You How to make your Will, vuA how to
Administer on an Lsjate, with tlie law and tne
requirements thereof in every Mate.
It Tdls You The meaning of I-w Terms in gen
eral ue, and explains to you tho Legi-dutivc,
Executive and Judicial Powers of both the
Generiil and State Governments.
( Tdls You How to kep out of law, by showing
how to do vour bu-iii '.-s .'gall, titus living a
vast amount oi' property, .aid vexatious litiga-
uon, oy us t;meiv consultation.
- , til .1
oingie copies wu; oe .-em ny man, poMage paui.
to trvery Parmer, evrrv Mechanic, everv lnan
it
men everywhere, in selling the above work, a.-.
j our inducements to all such are very liberal.
j Pur tingle copies of the 15k, or fr terms to
agents, with other information, apply or ad-
ure-js JOHN E. J'ltl l Jj:. 1'uhUsher.
No. Gl" Saasom Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
June 15, lSoO.-Otn.
wii it i:vi:iiYito!i; nivrs.
THE FAMILY JOCTOIli CO.VTVlMXti
Stttih JiciiicJitf, E'isihj O'jt-ii'ieJ, tor t!?
Cure ty Disuse in uU I'urms.
By Ffefest-'M- ULXL.Y S. TAYLOR,:.!. D.
i
i ii Tdls You How to attend upon the sick, nd
I how to COok for ti.eni; how I . j.reo,.ie l):inks. I
Poultices, kVc, an l h.ov t gurd ;igaiu.-t in
leci..oti iiviii Cj:.i.ig!oijs Di.-ea-y.'s.
... . . .. i . - .
i It Tdli Yu. O:
i a I'd gives
uent du-iiig
the Vaii.-as di ca.-c ..f Cl.i! hen,
..-t.ini riioj.l.si rvrh.-' t trc. it
it ctl.'ug, C-:ivu'.moi.s Vi.-ii;.'.-
tloti, t if.
jullg Cvliuli, -i;.-a.-;e, vVc,
H 'I dis i
ji' i no svioptoius ot Crouii, Cno'er.i
luhiutum, C'.ie. l.,iir...e i, Wciuis, ."v.dl.-d
Head. i;iugwc-r:n, Chijktu-pos, .Ve., ;,n i ives
JOU the Uert relilc-cilcs l'r tneii cure.
It Td's Yua Toe rviiiptoms ot Fever and AgU'.',
and Rdi-us, Yellow, Typhus, Scarier and otii
er Fevers, and gives yu tho best aud simplest
r medies for their cure.
J'dls lu-.i The symptoms of Ibuuen'.i. G,ii
sumptioii, Dvsp"2isia. Asioma, Droj.y, Gonf.
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lyipcla.-, ,vc, aud
gives ciu tin- U st remedies tor their cure.
Ii Tdls You The symptoms of Cholera Morbus
Mahgnant Cholera, Small-m,x. Dysentery.
Cramp, DUeases of the B.aJdc-r, Kidneys and
Li ver, and the le.-t remeiies f.r their cure.
i ' 'Idts You Ti.e svmotomsof l'liii-ic- Mm,n
. x ...... ...........
Neuralda. An u.lexv. Parahsis. viiri....s
Diseases ot the 1 hr::;t. I.-elfi. Ear and Eve.
;:nd the V'st remelics f.r their cure.
Y-u T'.iv syiupt ,ms uf Epiiep.-y. Jauu Il e
i'l'.es, Ru.tu:t, I;.-v-cs :( the- ll.-art, Heioor-h.;g-
Yen reil DL-east :uul I lyd r !,...-,: ,
and g.ves t;.c best rciaed.es for their cure.
I- Tdls Y'f. T.ie best and simplest treatment f r
W yUi.Os, ii; ken lines and Disl j..alion-.
Sprains, L - ki iw. Fever Sores. White Sweli-i-;g--.
tTi.s, WLitlott-,, Ro;!i, Sw-Jrvy, P.-irn-and
.ii.fula.
Ii J'dls Yju Of the vari .- js diseases of Yornen.
of Chd.ib'itii, and r.f Men-tru-.ition: Whius
larenne-s, eVe, ivc, and gives the best
sjmpI'-.-t remedies for their cure,
-- ork u. wiiiten in plain l ti.goage, free from
me acal terms w ai t., be
c.wly
un dei siio
e voti many
wni.. ;
s S'm.'ie lecipts ln-.v s-u
limes ti e e-t of the b-k. ii is pn.u c-d m
clMr ai'l open type; is illustrated with appio
priate nr .vi'ig. and will b f .raar de l to ..ur
ad.ore-s J'e illy b und -. p -tagv-ceipt
of -l.OO.
paid, on re-
S1C00 A YEAR can be made by enterpri
sing men everywhere, in selling the aV.ve work,
as our inducements to all such are very liberal.
For ein-le. c"p:es of the R v.k, or for teims to
agents, with other information, apply to or ad-die-s,
JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher.
No. G17 Suisom Street, Poiladclphia, Pa.
June 13, lS'jo.-Om.
M
AGMFCIENT
ENGRAVING
OF
ND
-LJL LUUISTOPHER COLCMltir-s
HIS CKEW.
This 'i ilifd E,fjfici,fj was designed bv
Rfucxs, one of the most ce'iebra'.ed artCts ti.a't
ever Evcl; the cost of ti.e original design an-'
plate being ov .-r S00, size 12 bv 2f incCs
i The Philadelphia Daily A' tcs"s.iys,'the mere
j nominial um asked for the eugrav ing, is a snf-
ucieni luuiicemeni lor pT.s jns to purchase, with
out the additional Gift."
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS
lo le given to t be purchasers,
culars, send for a Rili.
For full parti-
1 ca?h
1 cash
1 e.u,h
1 cash
1 cash
1 cash
1 cash
4 cash
$.1,000
3,000
2.000
1.500
1,000
500
500
300
5 cash
10 cash
10 cash
W cash
10 cash
10 cash
1000 cash
$300
sno
200
100
GO
5o0d
5000
:w casii
logeuier wiui a great van.-ly of other valua
ble. Gifts, vary-ng in v.iUe ifom 50 cb? to 25.
Any person, em-losing in a letter J 1 and five
3 cent Postage SUmps (to pay for post.ig.j and
Roller) shall receive, by return of mad, the rua"-n-.ficient
Eugraving of Christopher Caluml.us,
(and one of t!ie.se valu ihle Gifts as per Dili )
Address all orders f.r Bills or En 'raving to
P. S. IIE1ILINE & CO..
J. . . 1S12, Fidladclphia, T.x.
rudadelphia. May 23, I8S0.-S:n.
FRANK W. HAY
OFFERS to the Merchants and others burin-
TIN, COPPER OR SHEET IP.OX WARh,
to sell again, ic.lu.-f menfj rii fr,-..i :..
any.
i4an.i.iory .est o: th
Warca packed carefully and
GUARANTEED NOT TO LEAK.
ALSO Dealer in all ; ir.d. of
STOVES, Convey PUMPS. LEAD PIPE,
SHEET METALS, ENAMELED &
HOLLOW-WARE.
at Manufacturers prices. PRINTED PRICE
LISTS now ready. Address.
P. W. HAY.
Johnstown, Cam'oria On., Pa.
Febraarr S. Ifc3- 'jA..
An aierient and stomachic preparation of
IKON" purified of Oxygen ai.d Carbon by com- 1
bust ion in Hydrogen. Sanctified by the highest I
.Medical Artl.onties, both in Luroje and the
United States, and prcscriKil in their practice
The experience of thousands daily proves that
no preparation of Iron ran le compared with it.
Impurities of the blood, depression of vital en
ergy, pale and otherwise sickly complexions in
dicate its necessity in almost every conceivable
case.
Innoxious in all malladies in which it has
been tried, it has proved absolutely curative in
each of the following complaints, viz:
la J)"bilfi. X-m,us AtVertions, Emaciation,
fyw'!. Cu.ijtion. IHurrhuui, Dysentery,
"''". Oonuiuj.lim, rfulou.t I'ul,er'iil..sis,
j Silt R)' ihi. Mi siif nlriiiion, W'hiUs, Chlorosis,
l.ict r tunqiliniiis. Ltioiw llm-tu-hcs, JJituma
Usui. IntrriiiiUtiit Icers, PiiPjfrs on the Foe ,
Sr.
In rp ':s of General D. bil'ty, whether the re
sult of acute discard or of the. continti.l dimi
nution ot nervous and muscular eiicrerv frrn
Chronic Complaints one trial of this restorative I
lias proved successful to an extent which no!.
desertpt-.on nor written attestation would render
crflible. Invalids so long l.ed-rid den as to have
become forgot ton in their own ncighboi hoods,
have sudden)) rc-ap-n-aied in the busy world as
if just returned from a protracted travel in a
distant land. Some very signal instances of this
kind are attested of female Sufferers, cmaeiated i
. C. .... A - '
victims oi apparent marasmus, sanguineous ex
haustion, critical changes, and that complication
of nervous and dyspeptic aversion to air and
exercise for which the physician has no name.
In Nervous Affection of all kinds, and for
reasons familiar to Medical men the operation , jj OUIS LUCKHARDT, WATCHMAKER I f" 1 D TIIIS D TUm-YoT-of
t , .8 preparation of Iron ,nus tessan!y 1 ill A'D DEALER I X CLOCKS.VATCIIES ii ivTFPFSTS 101--' -
salutary, lor, unlike the old oxides, it is vigor- AND JS V ELRY - la X-.5J.i :
salutary, for, unlike the old oxides, it is vigor
ously tonic, without being exciting and civer-
heatuig, and gently, regularly aperient, even in
pei-ing the local tendtmy which forms them,
Iu Dvsjx-psla itinnmeraUe as are Us causes,
a single 1" cf the-? Chalvbeate Pilis has of;en
Milie el lor the nOst ti.toitual rase
Ses, iueludilig I
:!ie attr-n i; nt co.inr-nc...
In tiui. hecke I D.arrho a. even wh. n advanct-l j
t i Dcsei tiry. confirmed en-ia.-iiting r.n I app i- !
rcntly 111 -'ig'i'lt. the e.'K-cts iiaVe ieeu cpiiS-y !
isive i!ivl aslon'shing. ;
i.i ike ...l! Jia:i;s. of liesu r.'id svctigrh. '
h bijiatil.g cough, and l. inirt. nt be -i :." which !
gf:ier.'.!lv indicate- Incipient Cnsurnpti. .n, this j
remedy has allayed the alarm of friends and i
piiVi-iei;ms. in seer.d very ' gratifying and iu- j
tc-rcsting iust -vice-. '
In Scrofulous Tul-erciil.sis, this meoieated iron
li.is h i I f.i Tn.-re than the g'jol elVect of ihe j
mot cautiously balanced preparations of i li.,iK'.
without any of their well known iiabiliities.
The attention i-'f females cannot l-e t-o conil
deinly invited to this rriri"jy an l rextonitire, in
the ea:es pecaliirlv aheeting Hu m.
In niicurmtisni. i't'i Chronic and intl trnatory .
in the latter, however, m ore f'eei lll v it h is I
b'-en invariably well rejx.i-tol, 5.h as allev iating j
pain ami reg i-iag tiie swellings aul stitness ol
the joints and muscles.
In Intermittent fevers it must nece.-sarily Ik?
a gmit remedy and energetic rest rative. and its
progress in the .new settlement's of the Wr-st
will probably be one of high renov-n and use
u'n Norcmolvhis cr. r been d Way red In the
wh his t...ry of medicine, which exerts such
prompt, happy :o 1 'fully restorative c.Terts.
Gjod api'sSiiuv, co--.pl. te digestion, rapid ae-
'j. i sit ion f strength, with an tm-isual tbsposi-
tion f.r active an 1 cheerful exercise, imnu-diatc-
. f .,
IVIo.Ioa- ,.suse.
Put up in neat tlat mcttal V- xes containing
iff puis, price oo cenit kt uoa; ior s.iie ov.irug
- . t , . i f r . .
id-
"isis an i ijf-v ers. vv 1.1 lie senr inn? in.inv no-
dress on receipt of the price. AH let ters, orders,
rders
eet.. should be addresse! to
R. R. LOCKE, 4- C, G -tier d Agenfs.
20 Cedar St., X. Y. Miy, y0.lS,;o:!y.
SADDLERY! SADDLERY!
"Yll 1 E SUUSCR1RER would repctf.illy inform
1 the citizens of Ebeiisburg and surrounding
country, that he has opened a Saddler's sho"p, in
the basement f his dwelling house, on Horner
street, where he js prepare.! to furnish to order
on the most reasonable terms, every description
of Saddles, Rridles, and lianas Ac.
Having many years' experience in the busi
ness, M;ipl. ying none but the Wst workmen,
and Using the best material upon all his work, he
hop.-s to merrit and receive a iil-cral share of the
public patronage.
Country pn ducc at all times taken in exchange
fr work, and the highest market pri.-is allowed.
JAMES MAGUlRh.
Ebeiisburg. Sept., 11, 1350.-tf.
EORGE VV. TODD, UTTil CONRAD -WALTCN,
Importers and Wholesale Deal
ers in Hardware, Cutlery, ivc, Xo. 255 Market
Street. Phihuhlphia. Keep constantly on hand
the genuine Timothy Sink's Augcrs.W. Mann's
Reatty's and Hunt's superior Axe-, Conrad fc
Walton's su jiorior polishe.1 Steel Shovels. I arlirg
Ac Waldron s Grass and Cradling-Scythes. Com
rnon andPatent Scythe -Snaths Ratent Clothes
Pins, $-c, Vc, v hic h they r-fferfot sale on rea5
onable terms, to country dealers only
Januiry 25. 1855.
CANVASSERS V ANTED.
I.IBKRAL INDUCEMENTS TO AOEXTs!
Fifty Dvllarsa month, and oil esjiotsrs jtaid.
vish' to engage an active Agent in every
? County throughout the United States and
Cin.vlis. to travel and in trainee -our NEW
TWENTY DOLLAR DOUBLE THREAD
I 'CK STITCH SEWING MACHINE. This
I .scchior Machine is just patented, with valuable
tprovements, which make it the cheapest and
os popular rnach'ne in existence, and ac knowl
:Jged to le unsurpassed for general utility. A
imited number of responsible agents are wanted
:o solicit orders by sample, to whom a salary of
S-"0 per month and expense will he paid. For
conditions and full particulars address, with
stamp fir return postage.
J. W. HARMS &: CO.
No. 13 Shoe &. Leather Exchange.
Nov. 9, 1850.-50-8 w. Boston, Mass.
EN. P. THOMPSON, viiJ, V. J. TATTON
ct CO.. Wholesale Dealers in and Manu
facturer of HATS, CAPS. FURS, Hatters' Ma
teriiLs Straw Goo-ls. Artiricial Ilower, Buffalo
Robes, Arc. No. 128 Market street, below Fourth
South side. PHILADELPHIA. Cash paid for
Wool and Shipping Furs,
PRICE I. PATTON. , A. OFrENHEIMER.
Kbrr.ary 17, I858:tf
EMOVAU PAUL GRAFF. MAXUFAG
tu 1-T rc ' ia" an0 -VP, No. C8J North
? tu bet-reen Arcn and Cherry, Thila.
,r?1 -'-h 6. IR55.
.. m,.t .l..i ...no -. .c . ,. . ... ... ' is-' vr iinui iii ihj hi fj .s. mi nrnnnp j , , iwtxnI'wv
It is this latter pr -perty. among other which j nI,c,i'n t,!C largest stk Clu Kx II ufctfs, and ; At tJ.c ,jn -J tht Lij UM, .Vo.. ..rVf.V-';--inake,
it so remarkably ef.cetua! and permanent ! Jtc!,'- 'r"u' .n-i. wn ir,fl,(.ut cx- o.r, l a.
a remedy for I'iks. ur.on v.l.i.-h it also ai.iars ! cf'"'-' Y-.'-'V:' will W sold " t heaj cr than the The ur. h-r.-ieT-j d-s-res to c.dl tl.p n!Ui,ti u
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njiin: srnscin r.Lp, rlsprctfclly informs tiz citizlxs of Ennxsr.rr.G and
A vicinity thai be has jn-t receive, and has on land the LARGEST, LEST, an I MOST OM
PLETE bttn-k of Tin, Gpper, and Sheet Iron ware. Cooking, Parh.r anl Heating Stove-. W.-.-, n
boxes. Sugar kettles, c., ever oiTered for s;ile in LTnsbur2. lirass and Cmw KftU .f
Preserving Kettles of all sizes; Tin, G.pp
lie has j i-t receive.1 a larg- assortment
' " Are' 'arvesimg (.arbiter's loots,
Jappand Ware, Brittannia Ware, Hoop
niucii in.- win M-ii very low nr
Persoiis wishing any thing in his hue he
prices. Jon worK nt all kinds d r;e on the shortest nonce. .
Also House Spouting msfe and put up on the shortest notice Jt m.-st reasor.sblete-rr.s f..rcash
Country 1'rxla -e ot all kinds taken in
dd Metal, Cpier. Brass, Pewter, A.-,, taken in
ALSO, He w.mld respectfully call the attention of the public to the grcat-ft irr-j.r--enier,ts
ide in Cnkiiig Stoves f..r burning the gx- and tmoke bv whieh means is mvi d .O r( .-t r.
Ebeuaburg, April 2G, 1S00. " GEOKE HUNTLEY.
' " .
THE undersigned respectfu!
j VJC cu'f';nier ue charge! in-. re for the
i "xme 1 than anotur. A List
! fuini" " tae arlK.es r.-.mPrise. m the artiect1
is anaextrd. Prices niav b-'
a-.-trt-.iine.!, and
g shls examined, at the St re or. Main Street.
(i l l H'i'iting English Levers.
(Id Detached Levers, fa! iewelld.
Gold Lcvifes. 1 !, .les
Silver English Levers.
Silver D-ticl.cd Lvirs
Silver Lor " nes. hi Ga.ud Chair..
Gold Vest ;;i.iin. Gold Pencils, with Pens.
G .11 Pencils G. id Mod.iHi..,,,.
Silver Exte si.-n Pen. ilsand Pens.
G"h! Rfc:!-' pins. L Jies.-n l tientiein.-o.
Gold Eardrops Gold Earrings,
Gold F.n-rer Kings. Gold Cntf Vln.
Gold a ii 1 SI ver Watc ' Keys, "ortinonrdes.
Irenes raris lau.-v
. . .
arci pl.ii- ,
Silver Tablesp.-mn.-
Silver Teaspoons, Silver Thimbies
Plated Tabli-spojn-;. best.
Plated Tea -j ..:.
Silver Gbard Chains,
Plated and Rrittama Tea Sells
Violins and R ws. Vio'in Strings, ,Vc,
G'lt's and Allen's Rev Jvers. i inches.
Gold Rraceiets. Accorileo.js-,
Silver and Plated Spectacle. .Ve., vc, .vc.
Cij- All. sorts of atches, c;.,.-ks an 1 Jewel r
repaired with j.rom j ti ess and at low rates. G.n
fident that Le eanuot be undersold, the i:n Iitvh-
respetttuby s..iicits the c. nfid. rif sr..! p ;tr m-ge
i ,,f the public. LOUIS LUCKHARDT
j May 1 4, 1 s .;. 20 -t f- Jan. f,.
j
I Jotttl 31 "lieu go
j . , , . .
' .4 aaufnturer and Sealer in all Kinds cfC:
I Snuff, Chewing and Leaf Tobacco. Montgoai-
ery St., Hollisdaysbur-r, Pa
I . .
if lOIl'fil. V (in l.in.1 fllo. !-ir ira'1 ....
ilon-tai.tly on band.
i m " .... .... . -.v .-iwr,
-' ,-'x'k of Spanish, and ha'f Spai;ish cigar.-
at the lowest iosstble prices. All articles sold at
this establishment are warranted to b; what they
are represented.
August 8, 1855. ly.
mi aim: iiotcl, i:bci!mg, v
HENRY FOSTER. PnormrT'..:.
flllllS HOTEL, FORMERLY KXoWX
Jl tne E'-eusborg lb.use." is oiu-fii tin ..id
e-t and b-st stands in tlie borough of Eb.-ii.sbui
for th-i acoram.!ui.n of the t ravelin-? e-,.: mnni
ty. Tho Proprietor assures all wh.. !,,.,-, !
posed to patrouio him that his TABLE will
..;..i ...;.i. .ii i - r
r-.j-j.ino ii ur- ia-:iiesoi xiie sei--.n. Ins
BAR with the choicest .f Li piors. and n pain
pare I to render hi-s guests comf. rt.ible.
Eliensbe.rg. A;ril I!. 1 85S:i:l v.
c;
reel
c
same
me Miu-i luo-jcrn sr ic ami worKmaniiKe ninaner
and delivered to subacriUrs at $5 jx r copy.
WILLIAM CHRISTY
June 30, 1S5S.
EAST AVENUE NURSERY,
ROCHESTER, lUY YORK,
W. M HOYT &t Co , PROPRIETORS.
IRUIT, ORNAMENTAL & SHADE TREES
of all kinds, and varieties, promptly fur
nished t order. P. Braniir. cf Ixretto, will at
tend to sales in this county. Orders addressed
to him will receive prompt attention.
C. MERUIT, General Agent.
O.tober 13, lS50.-tf.
( BP.LS. X. O. A- WHITE SUGA1LS,
5 Bids. N. O. Molas--es
5 Golden Syrup,
For sale by E. HUGHES.
July 13, 1859.
J. c. xoox,
Allornr)- mi L.r, EbtBiharg, P,
OFFICE IX COLOXADEROW.
Nov. 11. ISaTtl.t
IO. O. F. Highland I .odge Xo
.428 meets every WEDNESDAY!
- t - v - -
vehTug. at their Hail on High st., id ""r--'i"
the upper storyof Sh.jemaker' store
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE A large
and flpendid. Assortment of American Pock
et Knives. (Every knife warranted.) by
GEORGE HUNTLEY.
August, 10. 1859. St.
FV T C T . 11' All 1- An . f i-rin r.-v., . m
THIS OFFICE ON SHORT NOTICE AND AT
i REASON ARLL rRTCT.s.
i rii-frc ,,.l. ...... .. TV i j v -r
-m :.- n.ti..u ,Ii i 1 i i,-.y a-; w u ; I rxu I i I lip !'f inc 1 I .iM-iivlirT" i;:.,! rrr.'-n,'-r
DI P.IT'l'i ii: V M l" nio rwti'io v r i-v ' ' 3 '""' t-u'scri.rer would resieetfullv- inf. rn. n-, , .,
TY Tl -! 1 CAMI,-1'IA-V) ! -8- t! f' citizens of EU-n-bnrg aid sufr. u:i ::n - - UVaW,!l-. 1 - .T
ent cncragen,..,;t be given.) to publish a 1H. , V ' 1 ' . . V ",!.?"V, V'"'. V e I st.vk of
ory .MAP of Cambria Ctuu.tv. infe.d.vl rt ;- "-'- .,
r.tain as much ii.f .rmation as anv other C-inn- I t V. V Ue I , Vll to d. '-AM'M ii.Ll-
Map ,,ow Published in Pennsylvania. The n ' . V 7 "AT V UUSV r , ? m ' V' n'V,fct at;'J vn'
. . . : IlOIii!" .Hill 11 r lvi . iib r. rriiv o(i.l.k..1sl. ...?! t-... . . c . j w . m
leto he lithographed, colorisl and mounted ip '" , , ;"' V I . : V p c . i " - V "T- 'T 'k1-
i .. x..i , , Using but the vtrv K-j-t material r,.l pn-t.h.vjn- l.an .Si- .- ? .1 .'.
o
m
m
O
O
o
2!
O
- r and Sheet Iron ware of every-description,
of HARDWARE and CUTLERY : II,.u f,:r'r.sh-
WOOden and WlllOW Ware, Glass War?,
Iron, Nails, Window Glass ic., Arc.
a.
rcs-iectfulij invite to give l.i.n a caR and eramli
c
r so
- tr
ie o
- S
mm
mm mwm
- w
c
-3
n
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Q
V H
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.
jJ
2 S
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ft ca
e l.s
exchange. Also Oherrv. A-h. ar d Iv,.-, i
exchangt?. ' GEORGE HUNTLEY
JUST RECFIVED,
A NET STCCK
country to the fact that he I.hs leo ?vi
of an Agent of a large importir.g i. i,eof WATCii
US. CLOCKS. vVc. and ah
:e ireir.:
! tu ing establishmer t f J IZ IV.'LI: Y. .
ercov
1 is ecibl-d to efTer s-, 1. h.-J-;.
! scrs f these r.rti.-f w.-re
'a- .." to j ii. :
IittVit i-f-i"'! ;". -:.-
J in this place,
themes.
! He would
or nnywh'. re tliis s: Je
?.l-o r.ill r.::er.tlo: to!.
? rlnicrd ' f
I WATCH ES A N D J K'YELI; V
Us
re:ei vchi-
.1 oi
1.K
I..:. S
11 v-
Is c n:i .
I beautiful w -rkmai s
I stock with great care
:( t
-;.n
jr-S K
j e.ery t tste w.li
i by the. great re?-.ic
n ri pr-ees.
I. A II I C S
I
I
T II C
j are partic-u vr. y :i:v;:
i i resci.t st' k aiid ir
a i iiis'.eeti .n o; m
. EAR DoPS h'tl.eit ...
1- s. Id at To cts.. of I
.1 ,.f i.-t,ir. P.re.t.-t Pins.
; s-.ld at 1..) vi. now
i tT'irr-iiite'I f sf.r;e .'.c '
i Rings st a redticti
ii 12 x T I-1; ii i: .
I would c.l! y-onr atteul:cn lo n--y Icautifal
sortmeut r-f " "
GOLD AXD SILVER WATCHES.
at the following very h.-v -r:ce:
Hunting Verge Y"a;ei es, wa r..t,t.-d.
Hunting Silver Cvl'nders. bi:h--rto s l ! ;::
tl.is town at .-g'j. an.l tiier. r-iv '-"-i o
$1 1. I wr! now at from iifi to f.l.r.O r".
Hunting L-vers fr.?.-i ! !:.(,) ; V.':
Oin-n F-"el Cvlhi 'e--. l-. -e -f s,.t.; .o -
$lo I wili s--!I at fr.vn 7 t- J-.t
'-i F i e-1 D't.iehe-l I. ver.
$:o t
M
.1.7 f -
r s JJ I.-.-7 f-r
.'-. fc
. - - , -
n! cxan-.h.e
Evcryl;v!v i- invl'vd to ca'
.? i: . :.s I..e a lv..'1'.i'r ;s i-.u
1,1
tent, variety ar. I style it i- ui.r.vnh-d i;i
commur.ity. wui.e the
f.-red are unyrr-'ei'enl
priors at w i.i, b it
-1 low. G.-vls s. 1
CASH o: ly.
ZZs P-""!i-Mihir ait.-T'ti. ti .u l
Ci-jk-. Wat.-h.-s. .lew-.-iry. A... f
to
ill Kl'.-ls.
'.l.-'-i t:. I i.-t.l..; 11,,-.,
the
Jrr.n t'-.-o.!: ys
r. All work var-
i .' .
.'-.' will 1 e t;.ker at par. All work v
ratt-d
As i TOWN AND COUNTRY Si l;EKr.ETTi:s : e;"r : v"j'l;- Mil-.
- I s,u,v.'.l.-d with W.tei.es .l.w.".- .v-r- t
g. ! than city prices. " '
i ' .TO-iRPH G .'lOIAfrs Wt-
.-.lis ; Ailgtt ISSG.'r.
oe 1 !
, - i
11EMOYAL!
V o A C II 31 x r r A C T O R Y
vui ti.e ix-st workmen to r.i-nt a full share
public patronage. Per.-oi.s wishing bargains
! purcha.-:ng a Carriage will r!o well bv calling
1 -".o- i i.., u. i i-. i--o., ik epf:Dj . .Le . -t ve !s. -
j this establ si.raeiit. He is pr. p ired to nianufw- '
j ture the f -il wing kind
f vehicles, 5 ;
I BUGGIES, of eiilertnt ualhtv il
BAROUCHES. CIIARIOTEI1S. one and
horse I.OCivAW AYS, close fjuarter, t-liptic and
C-siring COACHES, second hand work of differ
ent kinds, S,c., making a variety that will suit
all tastes and all purses. REPAIR IXG doi.e
with neatness add cispntch.
VOL BARXES.
Lben'turg, April 27, lS50-2S-tf
Y1LLIAM CAKU & CO.. WHOLESALE
f Grocers, Importers, and Dealer, in For
eign ami Domestic LIQUORS. Old Monon-abU
laud Rectified TVLiakc-y, Xo. C23 Commercial
kow. Liberty stn-'t. PITTSBURG, Pa.
SUNDRIES 500 Bids double Rectified Whis
key. IS" Bids Old .MonongaLeia Rye Whisky.
Par, (very choice ) 50 HLds X. O. Sugar, TO
Bbls N. (). Molasses. With a general assort
ment of Groceries, also Bacon, Flour, Lr.rd,
Iron & Nails &c.. all of w hich w ill be sob! at low
prices for cash. Y, 1. CARR & CO.
February 17, 1858.tf
.. FIRE IFIRE ! ! FIReTm"
njlUE UNDLRSIGXED WOULD CALL THE
JL atteuntiou of the public to one cf ihe great
est imrrovements ever nmii in COOKING
STOVES, the burning of the GAS AXD SMOKE,
bv which means, is K.ved Fifty per rei.t of fuel
GEORGE HUNTLEY.
Ebcsuburg Aug. 17, 1859.-tf.
-
LUMBER.
FIXE TOPLAR CHERRY AND ASH LU3I-
ber bought and sold hy
e. HUGnns.
Jrii ?"th H-iJ. U. s
J AWvfc -re rreseit tou ---wv
j MOUSE the iarestcr cf ;v.;;
j ROOT PILLS. Ti ls jl.r.; ...
t;.e greater part of Li; i-"-' ' . " -!
vI-.ed Eurep", As:.a, a:.-;
'M i AniC!;:.-! .-t:.t ' - .
the In liars r our Ve:i'!a .
t'li-s tliit i:.e Indian '.-t y-
discovcre.1, Dr. Mcr v. as ,.
t&b'ih ti-,efactthrtp.il :-r-,'-' J. ' . ' ' r :
pui;ity or i he p.l '
Leaii.i iii i nfe icper.."i t:-
When
tr.e va:
Ml;
and do iif't ;ict in pt:.rt c. '"
: fcrent funct'c :.s -f ti.e '..:..
1 action, becomes thick, c .'. J
t'n-.s causing fill pains, . !
! every rame ; e:r slrcrgil-j
'health we are deprived'-:.
f asicted in throwing t--f th? -t,
! 1.1' '! w ill l-C-;.!i.e c::- l:ei , 1
, t'ius fujr ligl.t tf life v ;;; j. r. -. .r ".
H'V.- in. j t t.i i-t tif':: t;.p.: r - .
! vari '"ts j ass.igr-s f t' e 1. :- -. . "
i "t-ow ples:i!.: to r.- ti..:: v e .: ,
j t " j-iil a ncdi "ii.e ir. y, -ur i; z.. . . .
Inuun lo: 1 .1..-, ii-n?
; .otS v h.ch Tv.W 3r,.-.rj j ?
; i:. N.ttireV O. r V'n. f .j
c.f (list i--d ii;i-:.. : f :
- tl e-e Pl;ls .ire r...i."- i- a
of
' .... .
tijt i'rt-s i i'.t- s n.
: f-
ev - r
fac'
jct-ant, tr.at o;.n ns ar.d li..;. l
ti.e and tir.-. in as-: t
f -ni'.s i.s l-.;j v i- ;.Mi;i . :; j ;
L-iiii'. r fr--tvi liif lui.gs v ,.,
third is a :i.jct:-. v . -! . s
strength t i :-:e ki I : : ... ,
JAV" :-:-:--i:ns i j u:.:;.
i is !,-:. iLji-w : I'L''.;.-
OF
w l! i 5S
r.nrv oi v
V--.! i di-c
a C:I
.cr parage, .in : v. i.
Tg- i i;; ;,-.y ou.. r v
i;-: . ; n . -
i the !'i
l'!s w 1 i . e.c .
i.'.ovl
c.i-::-
: tl.ee. '17 :
t pa-s by
r r'-.'.k- '.f
r.p a:,
(:iv-vet
in great
- au - .1
Er-m ti-.e ah- ve,
In.li.in R -: Fills
b"t lee--.re v.-.:te
way to cv ry tt.
-e t '- vscr.i
1 ;V .-f t-.e lo iy. . i.
f.-vt'.y io 1:1 y - c, ;
" .in is !' t., fr;..
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r-r:.. r. w:.. n i'.r ; -.- ; .
clar.
'i i -er;s. n v y:- mr -
s k. m.d why so ii;;,rv d; . i
..: get a iieh.-i:.e w.S., nii: ,
i-l parts, a-jd which w::" .,; c
sage for :i .::-.:st
iargeq-:i:.t ly . ; .( j .
ill-
uU
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e.
vert:
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TviJ ...
iV-T!
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b .
1 t: t.-il matt, r :.-,
, nr.til life :? tW,n f:
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i v.ro.; v :..i v , i v r.
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a- I l,;v::, ng i.-a::h ,r.
J who l.'.ve be. - r;.
j nc,--. rdti r.-i a;.g-
lr; i ,ri::
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V !. I..".-. -r-
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r.t.
i were, v.- t: :n a s-e;
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f ti.e s
hat tl -
-el. I.."'
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sTana reaiiv t tfi i-
lH--e-l W'.ih tiie
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j .i.-iis',. ....t t!.-y r.t on,,
tU f'-'-' '5'"'- Vf ';:" :--e.
ere u w:.i itM.-.w;
ry
'L
t!."s ! vv' 1 1 "'- u
t. it ti
-thai
i pnri'v. 1 1 -: t ! sCi
1 f..r ! take i:s ttjl.?. T.T.J
i ti.e
r.nd -
j will Rj.in frurn
i , S - ' -
tli"'V I I- e
f, ..
s 1H-.
ar- V V.':r 5 v : - J
i .it- A t' ... N...
l c ! Dr. A. 1 rsks
j Mid --., cno;ty. X. Y.. to:
Augtist 5, !S5'...lv
-
First Arrival
Or
..f f
in I
at
CH ALLIES. DELAINES,
BRILLIANTS, C0BIT.US
PRINTS OF ALL KlMs;
AN! !:!i"l.E?Tt'-
Slmt I.
which for beauty caraa t ! sur -:'.:. t'
READY-MADE CLOTFitfi
LADIES' SHOES. DRUGS TZ:
all of which he will seP vtrv (ht.-p-
He invites tf:e ci::.:
tgr nd the sttrr. '-... .lirjg c 'i-"-:T-hlni
a cad lforc f urc so-1"
as l;e is satisilc-d he ran t!l g -1- ' 5 ""
cheaper than they can if i vri -: :
store ia tow n.
Join: Soigc
ElKTisburg, April 20. lr-5?:f.
p-ifsrs:
two
VATOIV HOI SC. I bnbui?
JOHN A BLAIR. rroErrrrc
Also, iu c-iinecti...... I I. AIR ? ! '
will leave ti e U:. n I !." f r - ;
ti. n in tint? to take :'; c Fast.rr v-'-,
Ev-mc-inirk"0''.-n t. ;"1 Iv ST-'t: "
. v .....
i pa-st-enger com fra bite.
PHILir- EFTSTFR. R0ET. J- A
REYMER A- ANDERSON. W-Vl
I-frs rrr Foreijm Fmits. Ntj'J i : v
fectionary. Sugars. Fire Wcrs
ges and Ieuiets r-'-ceiveil v-"eo?l'-r,j
st-reet. frrosite the St. CV.arlcs R-:f
Pittsburg, Feb. 1
ir i.s5v-:i
Attorn,)- at Vmxr, Kber
rFFICENo. 2. "Colonize'
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