tSJtmoerat & Stntiacl.
tlexJcaIof llc Tax on Ilie Tonn
j age or tlie Pennsylvania Rail
I Road.
C. D. 3ILRR4T, Editor.
O. c. Zalnu, IublIslierJSilroprIctor
""WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY, 13, 18C1.
i Od last Tuesday, Mr. Abbott of Philadel
phia, introduced into the Ilouse of Itepresen-J
J tatives, a bill for the commutation of the tax
i on the tonnajra of the Pennsylvania R Road,
i ? .....
It is quite a literary curiosity, and evidently
was not intended by its author to be as clear
as the eud at noon-day. We have not time
thid week to notice a few of its prominent fea
tures, but will probably do ho in our next
issue. Queen Catharino said of Cardinal Wol
sey, that his. promises were mighty, but his
performance nothing, and so it will turnout
in the present case with the Pennsylvania
Kail Road Company, if they should succeed
in forcing this bill throrsgh the Legislature.
Democratic Count j Committee.
Auoustia Durbin, Chairman.
Alle-hanv Michael M'Guire. UlactjicK
- , . -W l " 1 ' l'..41
aruis, viu"- . TT.-.t j !,
Prrnll Jacob Luther, Carrolltown James agai.i appear i ixawiaou., .v.u.c iuC
aa Chest Joseph GUI. Cnest cprmgs , passage ot a bill repealing an me oatous pro-
Ciearncii nmum ' ! visions contained in the present SHI, wnicn
luoire.w.-v.''.- W.V.tpr their 'ohhv members wonM
Joseph S. Mardis, Cambria -John -U liae. - . -
Cai
IWmn Clearfield William Kai- !
.11. U -j-r-, - , .
ney. onemaa;u t have increlv oeen inserted as temporary ar-
t w
lurray
Ilenrv Uager,
" rt;i;t,onnavid Mills. Jackson j rangements to secure its passage. U e hope
riuii4. - - , . , ... . , . . .
Johnstown, 1st Wara x-pn- j our rcauers win uui ue iuu uusiy iu msuiuj;
Urou'e. Jewifl ; rcntions in favor of the tilt It is verv m-
4 .. i r
provis
jiuiviiie iccp' - , i
-n t 1..1- i roail.r term I 1 cmnno I hi'lti In li.'
Ilenrv Topper. burnmerliiU o amcs
itvilic Joi.n ?paryau;u, ou.-u..o...u.
lt.i-.Tr 2.1 Vard John
icn.. . ....
. . 1 1 ' . 1 1 . - 1 1 1 n nor j i ri .
LucKhar lt, oi ara im'" ".: I geniousiy drawn up, and many ot its
WarJ-Uuh Maloy. ,orUO- uu , , esact wLa & carcIeg3 or has
ircM iSfamc- Burk, I reader would suppose them to be. -
John liearer, Taylor Amos Davia. W ahh
n: 1 1 i'u:. Il'lilfo (i.-orfft al
lnton ivicnaru . .it-c;. .1...- & -
ters. Wilmore M. M. O'Neil, Yoder-Geo.
W. Osborn.
4 i:it 1.. r r. 1 1 - . l
a oiu uas L'-'cu iuirouuct.4 iuu lue
i Legislature for extending the limits of the
j JJoroujh of Johnstown. It will doubtless be-
! come a law. We have not learned what ex-
tent of territory is to be taken iu. Johns-
Ieetlner of tbe Democratic County
Committee.
In pursuance of the call of the cEainuan.
the members of the Democratic County Com
mittee met at the Court Ilou-e in the bor
ough of Ebensburc on Monday the 11th day
The following is the call issued by the
Democratic talo Executive Committee, for
a Democratic State Convention to be held in
Ilarrisburg oa the 21st inst. The business
which will demand the attention of ibe Con-
of February. A. D., 1SG1, Augustin Dur- vention, is fully set forth in the call :
i
town and the adjoicicg Tuwds and Village-
TAirTi! TVOTTfJB.
, , :i-i1tr.T tn ' if consolidated would make a very respectable
X.LL persons knowing tli -msdves indfclUe.1 to . J
the unlcrsign-il f-r SUIj-SCRIPTIDX, ADYKR- ; sized city. Some enterpriztng individual
TIS'XG oreJOR WORK, will please come fur- j gboulj Etart d jaiiy netSFp3per there. It
ward and settle up their account on or Ufore .
the 20th day of March, 18til. Those neglecting ; would certainly pay.
this notice will, alter, mat time, nnu mc-ir ao
rir(s tl Tmifils of rrov.rr oliiccvs fr collec-
tion. IVrsuns .residing cut w me -"
muit the amount due is (which is $4) by mail.
D. C. ZA1IM.
" Eheasburg, Dec. 2C, I860.
Tic County Committee.
We repcctfully direct the attention of our
readers to the proceedings of the Democratic
County Committee in another column. The
delegates appointed to the Ilarrisburg Con
vention, are men who command the confi
dence of the Democrat-y cf this County, and
who will in the Convention, labor zealously
2"In compliance with the suggestions of
the Legislature of Yirginia, Commissioners
from several States met in Washington City
on the -itb. inst., to take into consideratirn
our National uifiicultics. They set with clos
ed doors We entertain no doubt they will
reeeommnd a plan for restoring quiet to the
Country, similar to the Crittenden or Digler
compromise. Whether good will result from
their proceedings, tiaie ouly can tell. Many
of them areabloand patriotic Statesmen, who
j are dispos-'J to Jo al! they can for their Coun-
j try, at this alarming crisis her history.
bin ra he chair. Oa motion, Charles D.
Murray was appointed Secretary. On mo
tion the Committee proceeded in accordance
with -the call of the State Kxecutfve-Ovmmit-tee
to appoint a Senatorial delegate to repre-
ent this benatonal district in the otato Con
vention to be held in Ilarrisburg on the 21st
inst. Whereupon, William Murray, of
Croyle Township, wa3 unanimously selected
as eaid delegate. On Motion, M. M.Adams,
Jacob Luther, and Richard White were
unanimously appointed Representative dele
gates to represent the Democracy of Cambria
m faia Convention.
On motion of C. D. Murray it was tfhani
monsly Hesuhed, That the course putsned by the
Hon. J William Bigler, during the present ses
sion of Congress, has elevated hita in the ad
miration, and fixed him in the hearts of the
Democracy of Cambria. II'"s compromise
plan recently submitted to tbo consideration
of the U. S. Senate meets our unquali
fied approbation.
HesohtiJ, That wc believe that love is the
corner-stone of the edifice which upholds the
Union, and that it cannot be preserved by co
ercisu. The border Slave States are anxioas
for its preservation. We are willing and anx
ious that they shall be met in a conciliatory
spirit, and that the olive branch shall be held
out to the seceding States.
On motion adjourned.
A. Dlkdin, President.
C. D. Mukray, Secretary.
CITThe Republicans of our borough on
last Thursday evening, placed ia nomination
the following ticket to be supported by the
party at the election on next Friday.- Con
stable. George W. Brown, Rurgess, David J.
Evans, Town Council, E. J. Mills, E. Roberts,
Evan Griffith, Wm. D. Davis, John J. Evans,
Scboool Directors, Hugh Jones, David J.
Jones, Judge of Election, Mesach Thomas,
Inspector, Robert Evans, Assessor, Richard
T. Davia, Assistant Assessors, Clinton 11.
Jones, Edward J. Evan3 Y'e'Fce by hand
bills stuck up around town, that the Democ
racy will place in nomination a ticket, this
evening, it a good ticket is commaiea n
can be elected.
for such action, as will tend to restore harmo- j
ny to tbe country, and save and strergtheu Hon. Tliadeu? Stevens of this State
the UnioD. The course of the State Execu- j delivered one of his Abolition speech's in U S.
live Committee-, in calling the Convention, is. ! hcuseof Representatives recently. He believer
5-The oil fever is raging ia this place.
At least two companies will commence boring
on the property of T. B. Mocre, in Rlacklick
township in the Spring. It is said the signs
of oil are highly favorable, and that
worth v of the highest commendation. The ! that no compromise can now be made which
Im hi arrived when the Dcmocracv of the j will save the Union. He is an Abolitionist all engaged in tho enterprise are confident of
Keystone State, should announce thtir deter- j of the Lloyd Garrison School. He loves success
miaation to stand by the Union in any event, j niggars sad bates his country.
and their condemnation of the course of Nor-j The Hollidaysburg J!cjisler &u.-,tains
thera Abolitionists and Southern Secession-j the course of Senator Camcror in endorsing
l'tnr.svlrania ia emr.haticallv the Kev- Governor Bi"lers compromise bill. The
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Democratic State Convention.
The Democratic State Executive Commit
tee of Pennsylvania, at a meeting held in the
city of Ilarrisburg, on the 30th ultimo, una
iiiiously resolved to elicit the views of the
"Old Keystone" ia reference to the present
terrible crisis of our National affairs.
The failure of the Republican party to meet
in a proper spirit of concession and compro
mise, the overtures made for the adjustment
of our National difficulties, rcnders.it necessa
ry that the united Democracy of this.Commou
wcaith should take prompt, decided and en
ergetic action on the premises,
We are in the midst of a revolution brought
about by the teachings of an Anti-Constitutional
party, a party sectional in ita princi
ples. Six of our sister sovereign States have
already withdrawn from the Federal Union,
and others threaten speedily to follow. The
Democratic party, ever faithful to the Con
stitution and the laws, seriously deprecates
this deplorable condition of our common and
ncioved country. The peril new lmpetsding
is the natural result of a departure from the
true Constitutional doctrines steadfastly main
tained by the Democratic organization tor
the past sixty years, and can only be remo
ved by the re-establishment of those ancisnt
and time honored principles. It i3 not ne
cessary to recall the glories of the past it is
only necessary to oe reminded or the dangers
of the present. U hatevcr u:e future may
have in store for the American people wheth
cr peace shall - continue within our borders.
or our land be rent with fraternal frtrife it
now becomes the solemn and imperative duty
of tbe Democratic nartv. the only true con
servator of the Union, the Constitution, and
'the coualitv of the States," to cive a full
expression of opinion upon the dangers which
threaten Constitutional lioerty, and menace
the rigbt3 of all the States of this confederacy.
Therefore, iu accordance vsith the unanimous
recommeodatiuu of the Democratic State Lx
ecutive Committee, the Democracy of Penn
sylvania are earnestly invited to tend three
delegates for each Senatoi, and three delegates
for each Representative, to bo ciioseu in such
manner and at such time as may be deemed
proper, to meet iu general State Convention
at Ilarrisbnrg, at three o'clock p. ra., on
Thursday, the 2st day r,f lbruary A. L.,
1S01. to take into consideration the present
distracted and divided state of the country,
"to restrain threatened sectional violence,
and to aid in ro-constructing the federative
system on a basis of perpetuity."
By crder of the Committee.
William II. Welsh,
Chairman.
Ilarrisburg, February 1, 1S61.
LIST OF CAUSES ct d wu fr trial at a Audilors Repart'of (lie -r v . "
miion ricas. to l held at Ebens- 1'oor IIoue. tri U
Court of Cjn
bur, on the first Monday (bein the 4ih tlav)
of March next.
FIRST ITECIi..
Wm. Carr G. vs Palmer et al
John M'Kea-xe & Co vs u
Wm. Williams Jr vs "
M' Man em v guar. Arc vs Eben'g & C R R Co.
Lloyd 4" IL1 s Palmer et al.
SECOXD lVLLIi.
Feat ct al vs Jc-hn Murray
Moore et al vs Fbher
vs Moyef
vs Durban
vs Riddle Rorebaugh
vs Paul
vs Kirig et al
vs Robot ts
vs Lytle et al
vs SweDey
xs Thomas
vs Huhmann
vs Lycoming Insuranc' Co
vs Freman et al
vs Tiley
vs Glass
vs Luther
vs Moore
vs Tiley
vs Kayl.ir
vs Fete et al
vs Lyc Ciing In. Co.
vs lira lb v
vs NefTit WeU
vs Scott
vs Same
vs Ivory
vs Diraond
vs Edward.-? Adru'r
JOS. M' DONALD, ProtL'v
Frr-thy's Office. Ebeusburg,
Feb. 11, 1SC1.
Georjre
Penn R. R. Co.
Paul
Rex ct al
Newkirk el al
Culm L Ramsey
M'Farlan & Co
Smith
Orner
Richardson et al
Peden
M'Laughlin et al
Mover fur use
Collins
Weakland
Jones
Moyer for nse
Roberts
Rubitz
IIvlllWCKxl
Campbell
Ilartzell
Diver
Same
Rainey
Metz for use
rsharbaurrh &. Co
DR. GEORGE C. K. ZAIIM, TIIEas -
in account wita te 1; rectors r.f
Cambria County.
18;0 To orders on hand ut lt set
Feb. 1st To amount cf eiitik
dames j.ivayior en the Cr
lisle Deposit
To County orders i.-eucj as
jxt Warrants of Directors ts
fil'.ows:
Ju'y 20 To CouLty or lers
Di-c. 3 To
18G1
Jan. 19 To
Ballancc dee Treasurer,
ly,r
LICENCE HOTICE. j
THE following Petitions fur Licence have beai j
filed in this of-ice, and will be j rcitted to the
next Court cf Quarter Sessions viz: j
TAVERN LICENCE. j
John Ott. Millville Dc-rougli.
Michael M'Huqh, Minister tow nship,
Thomas J. D.ivi-. Johnstown,
Geore Kurtz. Millville D..ruq:h,
Ilenrv Fritz, David Metzar, Peter Ry.in.
GEORGE C. K. ZAIBI, Treurer
1SC0 By bal lance due Treasurer it :
settlement.
By amount paid ca "'Utit4.nl;
act's prior to Jan. ls-t ls-jo-Interest
on same,
Amount paid Grcvcrie-s.
llour ac-i Meil,
" ' Grain,
Hay,
Stock for Farm,
' Provisions.
Reef and P..:k,
Mrchaa 11,
4 4 Labor c-ii F'n-,
' ' II use Servants.
4 Stewart,
4 4 Pliyician ir. jrrt.
' OutJ.r 1'acptTs
Mc-.Iical A-.ttt:; In
(.nstabft;".s ft--.-.
.Iih?:- r.-..
1 T"ii: n v
4 Priiitii .
C-Ail.
4 Soap,
4 4 . C f:ius,
4 Lihtei.hig r-.
4 Pern, vin-
' Iiicid-.-ni.wl.- i il
TrC:1sU:irV S.i'clV,
lv
n .1
i t
V te tinderigf.eil Au tr- f C.t:
J il.n ' t" resj-e.-tfuIK' rejM.-rt tii.it wc Li v.- u-.
. ! tied an 1 a Tirsted t'.e accvu.-.ts ..f t-.- i'
Joseph Cole, Anthci; v Kunt. 1 If r ,Vv Ft stcr. ) f etr.pi-yment f s u-1 t- ut.ty wit;, i ...
1 -r Tiri-vi-v i Z;vm 1 re 1 .nrer f said P - r ii un-
vejviki Li.i..ei.. 1 - . 1 3 : 1 1
. with tbe law, and ;-nn.l a lalLi'.'.-t-
Ricbard Jelly. Johnstown. Sij.l Trt-.i-r.rer on the- 'J'.-th dav of J
J. L, M'Aticr. Dr. J. E. Maogher, Stephen Con- I , f .J-J17.T3. Given uud r our" ban 5
nell. William Varne-r, A. Burgratl Henry Lit.- viv of tl , . irv A 1 1. ieoi.
enaorl.
JOd. 51'IK'NAM). Ck.
Cierks OSce. El":ibur-
February, 13, l$Gl.-tc j
Q. S.
1
TTOTiCE.
JLl To tfit Croliicrs ri'tr hhi.-';;7o. Cj;i
Irii an l Indiana Turnpike Road Company.
The Gj'ut of 1 1 ;m 4 inp1. on county, at .lar.uary
term 18C1. dirt-cte-l tj l-o vr.i.i to Crclit-ri. one-and-a-half
per ee: t. 0:1 t!tcir ria;n-, on whi-.L
fjtnier dividends hnve been d;'d i:e, nl.i 'i 1
will pay on the prc-seiit.iti "a f-f th'-ir cettilicatoa
of deposit, by tlit ins-1 vs -r t:i? ir a-.
JOHN" S. I SETT, Se v;e3trat r.
Spruce Creek, -Ian. TO. ISOl.-lO-Ot.
I
.1. F. STIT.L.
T. .1. NF.LSoN.
j.s. i:ii::y, j
OuTstandJnsr Bebss.Djc rtj pJ0-52oiise.
Am- -ur.t of -i;;t.-.7;-!h g Ot.l t.; :
or to J.u;. 1-t. Ir'OO, j
44 'i..ut.-.t.i:id'1iir; Cbts ..'-.? f r 1-" V
44 Due Trca-ii: 'r r.t ItA .t
J.tir.if.rv A. 1). 1c-j1, :
T.tal.
roIu-ts or Poor I2. tic Furiii.
3 fi;-.o -
I
1
j 1'S 'i ns of Hay.
10
I TIi " 1 111 .1 1 Tf
stone of tha Federal Arch, and in the elo- '''? cowemus u. niui is me ueiu-r ie-
. f n l - rubhean ur-'an.
quent woids of Rufus Choate, 'wo trust in j c
God she may remain ia hsr place of power j 37" Hon. Alfred 13. Greenwood cf Ar-
and of beauty forever," At all events it is j kansas, Las bfen appointed to the vacant
the duty of her sons to endeavor to keep her Secretaryship of the Ir.teiicr.by President Ru
there. If disunion must com?, let them be j chanan. He is a Georgian by birth, but has
the last to sever the cord that Linda the j long been a resident of Arkansas. He held
Union tojether and cast away the precaious j the cfT.ce if Commis.Moner of Indian Affairs
1. : at the time hi La
heritage bequeathed to us by our revolutiona- I
rv sires. We trust the convention will strong-
ly recommend the holding of a Convention to
amend the Constitution, The calling of such
a Convention, in the manner directed in the
Constitution, would be the first step in the
right direction since the commencement of
the Secession troubles, and would tend at
once to restore confidence to the country.
In order to correct a misapprehension which
exists in the minds of some of our friends,
we think it tight to state, that no proposition
for a compromise, was made to the Commit
tee, by the Committee of which John II.
Douglas is Chairman.
jTT The Rev. J. C. Flecher gave us lait
evening, a briliant lecture on the religion,
customs and people of Rrazil. Seldom have
we relished anything more than the picture
be laid before bis audience cf that exuberant
garden of the tropics laden wiiU- its strange
variety of fruits and flowers, teeming with
perpetual harvest lcr the hand of man. cure
ly that country must be the garden of the
world, and if its people bad the enterprize
which moves this Yankee Nation, imagina
tion could not set a bound to the results they
would produce there. As revalent to this
7 According to the recent census the pop j comparison the Reverend gentleman stated
ulation of the United Slates is, 31,047,400. that the best Remedies employed there fir
This includes the District of Columbia, and j the diseases to which they are subject, are iu-
the organized Territories. The population of vented and supplied to them by our own well
the States is 31,241,144. The total number
of slaves ia the Union ia 3.099.353. The
ratio of representation is 127,210.
Fever unci Asrue.
-1 cast tf Eijht Months Standing cured ly
BiE It HAYES HOLLAND BITTERS.
Michael Kelly, No. 117 Seventh, near
Grant Street, 3ys:
"Last July, while running on the river.
5 ;.u
Kotice.
THAT an ari'iicat".' n hs brt :i rade t-i the
Court cf G:r.m .r. PL a t Cambria Count v f-r t U.A
tho L.corpoiati .n tf "THE GERMAN WORK- !
MENS SOCIETY," t- l-c Wct-1 at J -: r.stown. j
by rtU'.K-n f.K-d m tnii o
January
. . 1 j r
Kiev oil r:n :av 01
inr-tait. an-1 11 no si.i:ic:eiii reas. is
on a cotton-boat pljiDgtetween Natchez and j shown to the contrary, the said Court will on the
New Orleans, I was taken with Fever sad Urth day of March next dccr and Jtclare the
Asue. For ciglt long months 1 sutired 1 1 p.,;, -m i,v.v.
J r rt
appointment.
known countryman, Dr. J. C. Ayer of Lowcl
Mass and that not tbe people only, but the
priesthood and the court of the Lmpercr
down, have constant recourse in sickness to
the remedies of this widely celebrated Ameri
can Chemcst Ledger, Roston.
The Weather Last Thursday was deci
dedly the roughest and coldest day we have
encountered this winter. The piercing north
west wind which blow without intermission I SJ Tho "Earmcr and Gardner,'.', as also
duriug the day made it almost impossible to j the 'Vlmer-can lice Journal" for February,
travel even a snort distance, and drifted the
Xs?"Altiicugh many of the Southern States
are opposed to secession, they are all unani
mously cp posed to coercion. While they
think the seceding States have acted rsshly.
they'vbeliev3 that the grievances of which
thsy complain are teal and not imaginary,
nd tbey will not calmly stand by and see
them compeiied tt the point of the bayonet
to remain in the Union. The Ortt blow
struck in the effort to cccrce the seceding
States, would be the signal for the seccssicn
of the border States Round together by a
tie of common interest and fraternal love,
they would at once become a Southern Con
federacy, to which ia the darkest hour of at
tempted, coercion it might truly be Eail,
Thy chains as they rankle, thy blood as it
runs,
Rut make tho more painfully dear to thy
sons !
Whose hearts like the Young of the desert
bird's nest,
Diink love in each life drop thot flows from
thy breast."
So self evident is thip, that even Senator
Seward, the father of Rlack Republicanism,
acknowledges that the Union cannot be saved
bj coercion, and Senator Cameron openly de
clares himself in favor of the Riglcr Compro
mise. Indeed the Republicans of tho Hale
and LV-yd Garriscn School, are cow the enly
advocates of coercion. Tho demagegue,
Williams, who for years has beea endeavor
ing to incite the people cf Alleghany county
to resist tbe execution of important dcerees of
tbe Supreme Court, is the eloquent advocate
of coercion in the State Legislature. A pret
ty individual truly, to denounce rebellion,
and advocate law and order. He evidently
tioe not see himself as others see him.
(X The illness of the publisher prevented
the issuing of a paper from this office last
ws.k.
are received. The former, in addition to its
usual embelishmcnts. contains a finely engra
ved frontispiece of the celebrated Farmer s
MarJcct, of Philadelphia, the finest edifice of
its kind in the world. In addition to this it
with thi3 dreadful disersc. The greater part
of this time I was unable to work, and spent
at least fifty dollars for diSL-rent medicines,
but found no relief. Three weeks ago, one
of my friends insisted upon my trying Bo:-r-haves
Holland Bitters, saying that a cure
teas guaranteed. After taking it for one
week, I must state, I was a sound man. I
JOSEPH M'DONALD, Frothy.
Prothonotarvs cuice. E'.tUbburg,
January ISCl.-M-St. J
:to
cars Corn, 7
44 iVtat.u-. Lu
44 0..:o:i-. 11
1 il "K ..Cat, -sO
44 Cur.:. l;
44 Tv rr.nt -os 1.
lbs of IV: k, sL.ujkterc.1 S:.t
1". ;k Ml'.-. :,
44 Mutton do 2?..i0 head of C.
Articles on Hand.
ITotice-
THE Crt and final account ef Cyrvs L. P. r-
shirt'T. at tin Assignee of L. A. 1 io.to!. was
filed in this office on the 10th day e-f January
insta-.it. and will be vrescrded for cot.lm.-.atioi.
and al!-vai.ee to the C urt f Common Fkas of
have been at work now for two weeks, and Cambria County, on Monday the 4th c'ay cf
have bad no return of the Chills and Fever March next. , t t .1
whatever."
I certify that the abovo statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Diviond House, or at It. Chester a Gvthie
Hall.
3- We direct our readers to tho new Ad-vertifments.
2 Horses,
Ileal Hoin Cattle.
18 Ik-1 of S!..-.m.,
10 44 efll
IS Lls-cf P. our.
it-00 Us IVrk,
'ZTjO " Beef,
l-jr 44 C ...Tec,
iJ 44 Via,
- Tallow,
0.1 Lard.
10 l-tihel Bevts,
Artli-Ii44? Made Ijy
22 Drvsscs,
Aprons
.
i..r: . f II.;
I'll U. j'.-.ui-.
1 11.
3 F.-irrrS S :- L
'2': 1 ! !" : -
Inmates In I'-:
'. Pair P:.T::.
. i
falling snow in a manner that rendered the
country roads nearly impassible. During the
night the freezing was intense, and in the
I morning the thermometer stood at 18 decrees
below zero On Suuday morning tho snow I is filled to repletion with the most useful and
commenced thawiog, and the air became soft I seasonable reading. The American Bee
and warm. Wc noticed a beautiful rainbow I Journal comes to us with all tho promises
during tho aftercoou of that dav. A ratl-.pr made ia the first number fulfilled. As this is
j 1
remarkabl." phenomenon at this s-ja son of the 1 the only Journal of its c!a3s :n the United
year. Uur climate 13 bo variable, that it is States, and as it is not only printed in the
impossible to conjecture how long this mild most unexceptionable manner, but edited
spell of weather will continue. It is vain to with marked ability, it cannot fail to succeed
hope that Winter's reign of blast and Eiorm The publishers, desirous of introducing these
is over. ! two valuable works, offer them both together
with a prepaid copy of a handsome Premium
Booh for the trifl:n sum of One Dollar and
Fifty Cents; or, cither one of them and a
Premium Book for One Dollar. This is ccr
tainly cheaper than any other publications of
the same sizo and character in tbe United
States.
Specimen numbers are furnished with
out charge, by the publishers, A. M. Spang-
ler & Co., No. 25 North Sixth Street, PhiLv
delphia.
w ne iiie inucu;eu 10 lion. tvm. liigler.
fcr a ccpy of bis Iruly eloquent speech on tbe
State of the Union, delivered ia the United
fctatcs fcenata on tbe 21st of January. Wc
think it decidedly the ablest of the many able
arguments iu defence of the Union, delivered
1t dn.. - t. .
it -cuac uuuug it iircseijs session, it is
an effort which any American Statesmat
might well be proud to consider as an endu
ring monument of his abilities and patriot
ism.
CCT Tomorrow is St. Valentine's day, the
day on which every bird chooses her mate.
THE CLOSING YEARS OF LIFE are
often rendered wretched ailments which are
SPECIAL XOTICES.
FOND'S EXTRACT OF IIAMAMELIS, OR
PAIN DESTROYER,
Is one of the few domestic remedies which
have come into general use and favor, wiihc'ut
puffing. It is the product of a simple shrub,
harmless in all cases, anl as a dotneslio remedy
nnequalled. For Burns, Cuts, Druixes, S-.reies$,
Lametiess, Sprains, rJieumoti.sm, Djils, Ulcers,
Old Sores and Woumls, it has not an f-qual. It
is also used, with great success, for Tvuthache,
Headache, Xeurafjia, Sore Throat, Colic. Diarr
hca, Iltarscncss, and other .similar troublesome
and painful affections, while it promptly arrests
all IlemorrliQijcs. Hundreds of physicians use it
daily in their practice, and give it their unquali
fied recommendation. Sold by our agents and
dealers, and by
F. HUMPHREYS & CO., 502 Broadway,
sole rnopr.iiiTor.s and maxcfactvueiis.
It is also the day for sending missives of trmiDS m themselves and easily cured if ta
fi iendship and love. Mordecti informs us ken in tirae Affection of the liver, stomach
that the pretty School Mistress has purchased and otfcer oracs concerned digestion, are
several very handsome V alentices, and that
6he intends sending us one, accompanied by a
piece of original poetry. Good. When it
arrives, we'll drink her'health at Wissel's in a
glass of email beer. Jonathon Oldbuck Jr.
your pije is out.
the most frequent. They naturally make the
sufferer nervous, irratab'e and complaining,
and relatives and friends are for to bear ibe
brunt of their ill-humor. The use of Hostet
ter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters will prove
an efficient remedy for this evil. It will not
onlv fitrcnthen the nbt-cl..! Amm?,;...
Zy ihe Southern Convention composed of but eutirelv cure the .flmnlsini Tl.- ...
delegates from seceding States now in session physicians in the country ar loud in their
at Montgomery Alabama, has appointed Hon praise of this preparation. Another recom-
Jefferson Davi 1 resident, and Hon. Alex- mendation of the Bitters is thai it is so palit-
ander II. Stephens a devoted friend of Sena- able to the taste that it mv b., M
tor Donglaa Vice President of what is Ptyled a beveraze.
the Southern Confederacy v Sold bv all dru-rists. .
FOR SORE. WEAK, IXFLAMED EYES
AXD EYELIDS. A true specific, an invaluable
remedy has been at last discovered. Dr. Hum
phreys argues that these affections invariably re
sult from a constitutional disease, of which the
lfcal affection is only the outward manifestation.
Hence. Humphreys' Specific Homeopathic Oth-
tlsalmy Pills are only taken internally, and vet
cure the worst forms of obstinate sore eves and
eyeuds, which have resisted all other treatment.
All cases cf sore and inflamed eyes and cvelid.
or failing, weak, or defective siht. will le
promptly benefitted, and the cure of the worst
cases is only a question of time.
Price, 50 cents, with directions.
N. R. A full set of JIcmpjirets' Homeopathic
Proth"'natoTys Office, EWcsburg
January '23, lS?;i-y-4t. J
notice.
THAT the '-EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Congregation at Johnstown" have lile-d tl.e-ir pe
tition ia the Court ef Common I ie.is of Cani.Mia
County, praying the Court leave t add certain
articles and conditions'' t their Charter of la
corporation. The Court having road and exam
ined the ''articles and conditions," direct the
Prothonotary t make publication pursuant to
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of 13th
Octouer 1SC0- Ihe prayer ot the 1 Vtitior.ers
will le granteil by the Court oa the 4th day i f
March next, if ny sufficient reason be shown to
the contrary.
JOSEITI M'DOXALD, Prothv
Protl.onotarys Ofiice, ElK-nsburg,
January 23, 18Gl.-'-Ct
W. M. GORMLY CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
XO. -21 K.IREEITY ST.,
(DIRECTLY OPPOSITE EAGLE HOTEL.)
PITTSBURG, PA.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE
and well btlicted s-tock of
SUGARS, TOBACCOS,
TEA'S. CIGARS,
MOLASSES, Si'lCES.
SYRUPS. BROWN.
COFFEE, OLIVE,
RICE. & GERMAN
WHALE. SOAP.
"2 Chirr.eses,
It! Bonnets,
13 Caps
15 S uks,
11 Skirt-.
TT IV. ir Soks.
11 Si
12 Pr.ir r..:
c r. '
00 lb. Ca:. :
CT0 "
'2'J - toekiuy
J5 ' Drawers,
140 Shirts.
10 CLildreu' Dresses SCO gal S a .
IG Roys Shirts,
.uniber or Iitmates dnd::eil
rin? SIic liar IsGO,
No. Admitted during sai l year.
Rematums m tbe House .a:.u iry 1. .." -
R.-ri. in the Ilouse during lvO
Remaining of la.t year,
Died during 1S00,
Dischar-re-d do,
Absconds! do,
Bound cut.
Remaining Jan. 20, 1SC1,
Cfthis nun.ltT there arc 47 .lii-t. i-:
males. Number if l::sr.:.. lil ;-
! N-jny r e-f Mind.
' Out-dovr Pauper.
" Metdr -iven t . d:i:uv Tr..t t
i tiiven un.ier o:r nan tLi --.
A. D. IjvJI.
M. MAGUIRE. 1 ,. Si m - - ..
J. HORNP.R. J 1
EWn.-y.ui,:, lb. iz, 1? -1-
WINTER GO 025,
WHOLESALE a R-TA
JUST RECEIVED AND NO'V
BI. CARB, ' PRISTS.
large and couip'ete
tl.e- s'a:i, eon-:s:
Spfxifics, with Book of Directions, and twenty
different Remedies, in larue vials, morocco case,
$5; ditto, in plain case, Al; case of fifteen boxes.
and Book, 12. Sicrffl boxes. 23 cts and SO et.
lliese RemciicF, by the single box or case, are
sent by mail or express, free of charge, to anv
address, on icceipt or t .t price. Address
Dr. F. HUMPHREYS & CO..
No. 4C2 Broadwav, New-Y'ork.
Sjld by E. J. MILLS. Ebcnsliunr.
TANNERS.
Jt LARD OIL. SODA,
MOULD DIPPED. & STAR CAN
i c;i-.i'-'. x-iv-.. , 1
DRY BEEP. IRON. NAILS. MARIXO PLAIDS
BUCKETS. WASHBOARDS,
HEMP 4 MANNELLA ROPE,
HEMP & MANNELLA BED CORD,
GRAIN. CHEESE,
MESS PORK, COD FISH,
GLASS, EROOMS,
TUBS,
fee, &C, i'C, o.C. lVc. &C,
All of which, together with all articles generally
found in the
GROCERY TRADE,
will be sold at the LOWEST MARKET RATES
Tbe attention of Country Merchants is respect-
.itsr.-:..
n r -art v 2
GISGHAM.
c
INDIGO. ' iUliL'RGS. MODI Y-
VNDLES.i DE LASI2S.
3N, FREycil MEKIM'-.
MARIS'O PLAIDS.
CASHMERES, JKA ' . -;
FLAX ELS. BRUMS 'J Pt- "
LLVS. TlCKlS:-TrT-SHAWLS.
BLASKET. ,lr"
OIL CLOTHS. CARTU -COTTOS
YARSS. Jy'
GLOVES. HOFEi"!
yoTioss.
HARDWARE.
2 VEESS WARE. r
READY MADE CWTM;
50 CASES HOOTS -v's;:1.".
The alvehave lvn b u -
Worms. In a quantity of corrupted matter. fu"lv invite!
there is always to be found a nest of worms. Pittsburg. Nov. 7, lSG0.-2rn.
They cannot, neither will they ttay anvwhere " TTn'TTP'P
else. Weak btomach and Innvels arc subject to JLJlljXU'
them, as they have not sufficient power t j digest Whereas my wife BARBARA has left my l-ed
their food. Hence a lame hen tif matter is and board without anv iust cause or nrovocation
- . 1 - i. . .... - -
figures, and will lo sc
November 7, 1500.
E. 11' ';
lotlged, and worms must be the result. A few 1 1 hereby -notify all persons not to barber or trust
doses of the.se pills will disturb them in their nest her on my account as I will pay no del ts con- i lOO.COO
and drive them out of the system. It should be tracted by her. ! 100.000 "
rememberiHl. that an ccasional dose when in JOHN BAKER. ! iMfifin
health, especially after biking cold, will prevent February 13, ISOl-St . j ft.r which p:rt er ali C ASH '1
' thediseaso from forming in tbe !!. j ; J ALSO 200,000 feet g T-""
1 aioe airrti!irnicnt of Ir. .Morse ia another zy.-i.v .U.wu.A .n u exrbanse for Goi.
j coluuan. Sola by Th-ma Devin?. TIOXS FOR SALE A T TL11S OFFICE y0T. 5, it60.
100,000 feet gool Cherry
100.000 44 P-I ' - I?v- r". -
100.000 " 44 Aa 1 .-.i
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