lord Strms.
bounty Commissioner.
-ptjv announce myseu as a. tauumaic ir
if - j:
liver" CVl'STt Commissioner, subject to
-i-Un ci the next .Democratic Lounty ton
Richard Eldeb.
. . .tvr. I iinf z. hi.
The Cambria Guards.
h hit Friday the "Cambria Gaard't of
t-A.I rfm fl on Tfo11 AAm
.rCC,
l. -v i ii M u v 1 1 ii i u nicorca niirrD
. I"f II . i.ir-a " P"4 -M
i! .. 'am m ."i mil uii i iin .a i rr n iii v
giilroal. a few miles from I ittsburgn.
L:i..)ipu tn their mountain homes thia
':.7 The Guards is composed of the
,.r 0f the young men of oar coanty brave
'jtrutic we foci cchCdent that thej will
.. jljow the blood bought laurels of the
-'icv. acquired during the Mexican War,
,; tarnished while in their charge. We
be aWe to publish a correct roll of the
-jjqj in our next issue.
Aert Litzinger. the Captain of the Com-
t is a practical printer. He was. at one
th publisher of this paper, and until
!v. the publisher of the Muunlainrer
. ffJ a mpnibercf the Company during the
taA o l.ravp and
i.v."" I
,'iot Filiier Andrew Lewi?, the firt-t
jttDar.t, was alo a member cf the Com
while iu the service of the United States
the Mexican War, If-! i- universally
.iof by his old companions in arms, as
, and . ffi. ient soldier, lie participa-'.jint::-
battle of (Jhapultepec, atd assisted
,'''' the Flss of ur Country in tri
jr.j.infhe wall of the Mexican fortress.
vt A. McCoy, Ksq., the Pacini Liruten
.. Js a 0un2 ami pre mining number of
-. liir 'f this C unty. Uravc, energetic I
iirlt.n..ent. he will dnubtl.cS cover him-
Jl " '
ifwh K!ory .utbe tatUe a.-U sl...a.d an ,
'virflll'l'V f'T iliHig f" 'iier n-ifsi. h i- ;
rc.oers oi uie -"
t r .1... wnn-n rvrAnutr.il trk
c jrre-po i 1-nt- -t t tus piper
. 1 V.
aiju W
,!i probably b.; hl? to l iy before our r.-a--r?
letter ' from Camp" every week here-
Pahino Rti;nLAi:v TLe h..u?e of Mr i
4vii I'rvce ir. Cambria township, a short j
irtinc" suth of this place, was burglarious-
trtrer.d c-u last Wednesday morning, at
o'clock, by a thieving
scoundrel
iubikss Lt the purpose of committing
vtv 15 j mears of a ladder, h rff-cted
i P,!rnfc fhrr.iisfh a window, into the be-
.nn Mr I'rree on the srer.Tid flonr. J0
Si.
umUv wre Mr. and Mrs. Pryee sleeping
v.e tnu?.
I., tin.j t'n t h iifeflftdf I reniOVin?
r of the room a large chest v. i-
i wis pi; -
-I ar the f.ot of their bed, w the.-..: di tur-
si tL-,-ir slu:ub-rs Fr tuoatel; . iii carry-
it dowu etnirs. he sluiubl.-d a;.d Ut it i
..... , , ,
'. The nw which this P-oduvd awoke j
. Prv. ho arose nd wcrt down stairs j
,.-e hat was the matter There he wa !
rt by the bular. wlio ftruK turn over t'te i
1 with sth-k rf hard wood, which h had
ill .1 r .1 ,
ft - t
i-f.fi iir 2 hiii;self Mr Prjce seized a chtir ;
rd Murre l bi.w f..r bl-w. A fierce strug- .
2 0 Tiipn -riuri wnicrt iriiaiiv ii'mj ini 111 inr .
' .1 J
which Onal'v resulted in the
J-f-a of rh" burglar, who mmle his escape !
-'ir'Hijii a wiud"w. b avinjr his cap at:d stick
,. t .. .
w:th -',lr- 1 'Jce ?r-P- 4 f s vic.ori.
Mr. 1'ivi" is s vtrely but not dangerously i
." . . ...tii ' I
truiviJ and cut i;Voui tue neai ai.u arm.
. : . t 1 -. . ....... ... I
vri prisons iro;u .JonuMowu, uii .Am:u.
'Dg the cap, xpiessed themselves as coufi- j
ll-l r t. tt l..-.t. .r. ir eA lA a TT.an tt.lf..'d Ti.n.
.,,..,,. .k,,... - - (
..f that ti-av-e. who Iims Curtd Vi-ry
very
uUrDMVclv iu our quarter sessions uunug j
me last year A warrant nas been i6Ui!.i i
t . a 1
f.-r bis arrest We have not yet learned any-I I was on the qui rice. I went to Gen. Mans
thino. fr,.,.. t. r.stabl who took char.-e ot ! tieM, the commander at Washington, and tol.l
'be warrant It u likely, Jinks would im
nidiately make himself "scarce" in Johns
t'WD.
TitT It will be seen by a card in our ad
vertising columns, that Mr Richard Elder, of
Alleheoy township. aou uucos biius.df as a
ficdidate for the office of County Commi3-
tioner. eubject to the decision of the next
bemocratic Couuty Convention. He has ta
ien the right plan to bring himself before
the Deuiocracv as a candidate, and his exam
ple is wonby of imitation by the "many
democrats," who intend asking from tha
ounty Convention, the nomination for some
one of thp offices to be voted for next fall.
Gentlemen, if you are candidates, send in
your cards at once. Don't be ashamed to let
be people know that you are willing "for
tie sake of the Union," to become their hum
t'le servants. If you are unwilling to let the
Democracy know throagh their rtcngnized
o'gan, that you are candidates, you will have
"no reason to growl," if the votes you re
ceive in the Convention, are like angel vis
its, "few and far between." Mr. Elder not
only sent in bis card, but also paid for it in
advance. Go thoa and do likewise.
The White tp. Ixfanticide Cape In
the case of the Commonwealth vs. Ann Hart-
tell, indictment for murder, the grand jury
on last Wednesday returned the indictment,
' a true "bill." The case was then on appli
cation cf the District Attorney, continued un
til next Court, ca account of the absence of a
material witness, who Las joined one of the
volunteer companies now in the service of the
Coited States.
X" The trout fever is at its highest
pitch in and around this delightful village.
Cahhot Traugh, of the llollidaysburf:
d'rrj
pay our trout creek a viiit ?
LICEJrSE.'-"
The following Tavern Licenses were grant
ed last week :
Charles Zimmerman, B. Koehler, Henry
Schad, Charles Zimmerman, jr.. James Dow
ney, Jacub Fend, Harm an Eudress. Jared
Williams, James Downey, jr., John Brady,
Lewis Kerttrung, Henry Scnablc. William
D. Nicholson, John Bangling, George N.
Huh (nan, Johnstown ; John A. Blair, Isaac
Crawford, Henry Foster, John Thompson, jr.,
Ebensburg; John B. Myers, William liyan,
jr., Phillip Hartzog, Patrick Grime.. Florian
Bengle, Loretto; James M. Ilifil, Veronica
lliley, James W. CondonSummitville ; Law
rence Scbroth, Francis Grossberger, Carroll
town ; Daniel Litzinger, Cheet " Springs ;
John Eisensebr, Fraucis Sitz. Johu Sivert,
John Headrick, Ci nemaugh Borough : Ja
cob Mack, R bert Trotter, Casnbria tp.; Jno.
Carroli, Loretto Springs ; James 1 Hamilton,
George Randolph. Wilniore ; George W.
Mu'.lin. Creson ; Daniel M'Donald, Owen
M'Cafforty, Rebecca Llewellvu, Adam Kurtz.
Francis Gallascoth, Adam Pi'arr, Yoder tp';
Michael Barnacle. Clearfield tp ; Joseph Geise
George Courad, Richland tp.; Harman Kn
dress, Leonard FU-k, Taylor tp ; Jerome
IMott, Samuel Dillon. Michael J. Plot, Sus
quehanna tp.; Terence Delczir, Carroll tp ;
Francis Dasbner, Allegheny p ; Johu Ham
ilton, Washington tp.
Quart License granted to Cyrus Hart, D.
W. Goughcour, Johnstown ; Jasob Leib,
Carroll tp.
Farewell Meeting.
A large meeting was held in the Court
House yesterday evening, for the purpose of
bidJiog farewell to the "Cambria Guards "
John Williams, Esq., was appoiuted Presi
dent, John Thompson, Jr., CjI. M. Hasson,
Wm. Kittell, Esq., and John Gillan Vice
President, and llees J. Lloyd and John P.
Jones Secretaries. Khquent and tff. ctmg
addresses were delivered bv Johu F.-iiloti,
R. L. Johuston and A. C. Mul'in, Esq s. J
A number of the fair ladies of our borou-h
(
,'VP",T , 7 I
by the ladies, ws r-reoented to the Couna
Capt. Lirioger. by R L. Johns-
i
' i J o I
'M1 iuc vuu'in") men ic i uict
. r.. nr. l...i;..a
I : r O IVJI t1 ICI. VUU A CIIIHU, UA I lli 1 1 .IV t
. . I
; who assisted in making the havelocks
x 'e j
j Guards tarted at about 5 o'clock t'nis nior
! niug for Wilmore, where they took the cars
i for Camp Wiight. Mty the God of batiks
be tht;r f,i0Ldf protector, guardian and
,uide c uave uot rooU) f, r a ,Il0re exU.n.
jc(j u0t5ce at present
-.i--..b vi mi ,
J p.-rtance disposed vf in the Court ol Quntcr j
i Stesaiuiis, laat week : 1
rijintiionwealth vs. Jo.-tph M.Ci ary As- .
', in t and BatUry. 4th of Juno, ltil Jury j
fin I th defendant multv. sentenced to pay a
;iue of live dollars au.l coats.
Cni. vs. OA-en McCatiYev Keeoii.g a tip- :
,:.;nT Ii.-hic 4ih .Tiinp. t.H-;l I)i-itru:t ot At-
toi - ney enters a Xulle 1'roaeyni, en pa ;n ut of
, p.ih't Ki.ii- a tit.'iu-
house. 4th Jur.e, lSol Juiy lin l the defend- :
ant guilty. !
C-m. vs. hinarmel Llovd Larcenj-. oth
Ji;ntf lH,nJnrv ,iu1 d. Undant judty in I
manner and term as he standi iu i. ted. June ;
lum. iw.miamru u uu-... .... ....r. :
i rne.it in ine lei.ueuiiar i"i "i.c- v.ir.
V(. NVil iam Mag?.u Adultery
tn i
June. 1801 Jury rind the dele. id ant :it gu.l'y
; . . I .... . .
IV THE I
Oe.rge Weakland vs J..'.n S. ..iti-r I-et-
metlt - ,;th Jnn. 1S;1 Jury fi id f..rth. i.liu-
ti;F t!.e land d.nf-;d m toM writ, to be re.e. s-
p.1 .m ibe n:ivnient .f SO in mx iiH.iitiis, and
i o' ii.ii in t l v m in is. i ri t;.i :
. . . . - t
;l. t if nnt r;iil larvl to he 'i i u: k r ore-t.ou
of ti.urt.
Ti.e list of caiws f r tl.e sjc jn 1 w.-u ua.-o-ii
t.iuel on TilUl.Sll.iy b. a;re,.ment ot cou.isel.
Fi i. w.iRiii'.s Last Si-ekci. Toe late
.. r. , i. . i
C A. LlNwi.rth. on rer. i n.g notn.-e I. iu I:-ad
. . .
: oii.irti-rs of the moveme it o:i Akxauvi.i.
quarters of the movement o:i Alex.iu.i.i.;, h ..icii
t - e - t his life, addresse-i his begiinent as
lol- '
" . ...
..jjqvj; no doubt v.-u Irit xu orioca oo ..i..
my .Tiers to be ready at a moments uo.ice. ,
ro.vorlers to be ready at a moment's notice
i ' ; " ' i
a..io ,- . m ,,, .,. Ab-xn.liia. Of course
Il l i.l imh.iit-11 m. - --
! him that I would consider it us a personal affront
if he wi mid not allow us the right of the line,
which is our due. as the first volunteer regiment
sworn in for the war. Ail that I can tell you is.
to prepare yourselves for a nice little sail, and
at t'ie end of it, a skirmish. Go to your tents,
lie down and take your rest till two o'clock,
when the boat will arrive, and we go forward to
victory or death. When we reach the place
dostinatinn act as men ; do nothing to shame the
regiment ; show the enemy that you arc men as
well as soldiers, and that 3-011 will treat them
with kindness until they force you to are vio
lence. I want to kill them with kindness. Go
to your tents and do as I ted you."
Gutta Tercha Cemext Roofixg. Ye invite
the attention of oiir readers to the advertisement
of Messrs. JOHN'S & CROSLEY, New York, in
another column.
The numerous e penmeuts made lor the last
few years, to produce a substitute for tin slate and
shingle roofs,' nave at last led to a perfect tri
umph in the Gctta Tekciia Cement lioonng
offered by these gentlemen.
Possessing in a great degree, the features. of
elasticity, (which is a qualification of a Cement
Roofing actually necessary and loDg sought after.)
durability and cheapness, combined with the fact
that it is weather and fire proof, its geueral a
doption cannot be too earnestly urged. Their
Gutta Percha Cement for coating and repairing
Metal Roofs of all kinds, and for preserving all
metals from rust and corrosioc-f rom i ts great du
rabilitv and cheapness, is fast superseding paints
of every description heretofore used for such pur-
The materials (for which the First Premi
um have been awarded by the American Irsti
tute and many of the principal State Fairs
throughout the country,) are recommendod in
the highest terms by the New York Sr Erie R.
R. Co, and many of the principle Railroads
North and South, and also by the officers of the
leading Insurance Companies throughout the
country. -
Refused to Ciieeb. The New York Twelfth
Regiment is Democratic, and when the President
came near their quarters to see them as they pa
raded in front of the Capitol, throe cheers being
proposed for President Lincoln, the men refused
to cht?r, but proposed and gave, three hearty
cheers, such as the trained New York boy? know
how to give, with a tiger for the President of
the Lniteu Mates.
The New York Twelfth is lighting for tha U-
' nion and the governroer t of the Constitution
J rot for Lincoln arjd the Chicago Platfrai.
"ScDDEJf Wake-up at New Orleans A gen- j
tleman diroct from New Orleans, gives a. must
interesting accomtvof affairs in that city, and
also on the route thence. For the first time, ho
saj's, the South are convinced that the North is
iu earnest. A batch of New York papers were
sold there about ten days ago, and the whole ci
ty fairly rang with the effect produced by the
news therein contained. Up to that time it was .
very generallj believed that not only the North
en masse would not respond to the call of the
President, but that a prty would be formed
whose fundamenral basis would be, "HanL off
from ths South." Crords of people gathered
about the bulletins, where the new s -venders hail
ported the papers as signs, and no great tocame
the tumult that th? police authorities were com
pelled to interfere and order down the papers.
The utter stagnation in business circles causes
a deep gloom to pervade whole streets, aud were
it not for a continuance of public meeting?, at
which bras bands and fiery orations cheer their
spirits, there would, without doubt, be some
gieat popular demonstration of dissatisfaction.
A Sixgclar Case of Recovkrt The ro
mance of war is always greater, than that of
Ioace. The soldier who was accidentally shot
through the luns is recovern.z. As sxm as the
accident was known to his gallant sister in the
city of Brooklyn, N. Y., (a marri ed lady.) she
posted on here to nurse him. She attended to-
him several days before ne was aware of her pre
sence. When he recovered consciousness, he
said with a sigh : "1 have a sister, and oh, if
she knew how I am, she would be at my rcu
side !" Like a ghost she appeared, and her pres
ence has resurrected him.
There was a thorough perforation cf the body
of the soldier by a Minie ball. These gunshots
arc not necessarily mortal. Several cases are re
ported in medical journals where the lungs have
l?en punctured by balls without producing
death. The bronchial arteries are sc abundant
ly supplied with oxygen the healing or thera
peutic properties of atmospheric air from respi
ration, that hemorrhage and intlamation are
both prevented.
The Frkxcii Fmperor and the Uxitei
States. A letter fr:ni Taris says that before
Mr. Faulkner, Ute Minister to France, txk his
leave, the Emperor manifested a very deepsolici-
tude in resard to the present condition of affairs
in the United States, and with much earnestness
inquired .f Mr Faulkner - whether he thought
tin f wnr. 1 1 t ntAiiirt n r f ! rittpa tvmili i nn nrrnt.-
able. Mr Faulkner tato lie had neither the
means of information nor tlie authority to siwak
on that point ; but cert.unly if the friendly in-
ivrp'siiioii 01 niiy jiouei 1.1 iuiujic wiu -
.ei.iai, e .it would be tiiat ot iranct; a nation
u - hirb b.i.l bnrnn so ronsninioiis a tiart in the
-. - - - - - " ' 1 I
f.ii .innl nct-iKliclitvinnf rif nnr imlitnnilonivi i"l IrS
had neve', in any form, directly nor indirectly.
intermeddled in our domestic policy, ami which
had always exhibited a broad and generous svm
pathy for every portir.n of the Union. The whole
t. -ne e.f V.c Emperor's conversation was that of
the warmest sympathy.
TC1BEX3BURG MAI
-- Revised weekly by
MARKET. REPORT,
DAVIS, JONES & Co
TRICKS.
Flour per bbl Extra Family, S",25
Extra. 6,75
Superfine. 6,25
Wheat, per bushel, 1.25
Rye. " " ,C2i
liiiekwheat, " ,5o
Cm, " " ,62
OaU?, " " ,28
F tatnes. " .50
Apples, " ,62
Apples, " " dried, 1,50
Teaches, " " " 2.00
IVatiS, " " 1.00
Cl-n-ci- seed, " " .",00
Timothy, do. " ' 1.75
I'.ulter, " lb. 10
I-rd, .... 10
Bicon. " " .10J to .14
Kggs, doz. ,10
I'lTTsnrncii makkltt.
Pittmk-ruii, Juke 12th, 18G1.
KI.OL'R From Store, the ruling rat s are as
i i'.l.nvs. Superfine 4-75 to $4.87 ; Extra $5.00
1 r . .V25 Extra $5.80 to $5,00; Fancy brands $
' oo t G.25 Bye Hour, from store, at 2.75 to30
r.'i. kwhea: flour, from store, $1.75 to 1.90 per
i $10.) .
' GRAIN Wheat, prime red, $1.05: white. Sl.-
: 10. Barley, 50 to 55, spring, aud CO to Co tor
la! . Rye, 45c. Oats. to 27. Corn, 40 to
45c.
(Groceries. Susar. bv the hhd. . G? to 7. and
by the bbl. 7J ter lb. Molasses. 33 to 35 per
1 1 "aU..n. Cfiep. 14?. Per lb Rice. 51.
- .-cWdcr's. Ti per lb SH.b;9! to 10;
plain Hams, 10; Sugar-Cured, 12.
Brooms. $2X3 to 2.75 per d.-z-.n for common
to choise. and $3.25 for fancy.
Bcckkts and Trcs. Buckets, $1.50 to 1.75
per dozen. Tubs. $4.75 to C00.
Candi.es axd Joai Candles, dippL 10
per lb; mould and adamantine 18 to 19. Soap,
common, 5; Talm 5J.
Chease. Common to good, 9J to 11.
Apples. Apples $2.50 to2.75 per bbl.
Dried Fruit Peaches, $2.50.fcper bush.J Ap
ples . 5 cts
r kki . Lraii, oo to 6b cts. per i.uu in
Shorts, 55 to C5 cts.; Middhngs, $1.00 to 1.10
cts.: Ship Stuffs. C5 to 75 cis
Fish. Mackaral $11-50 to 12.00 per bbl.;
Baltimore Herring, $6;25; Lake White, $10.50;
Trout, $10.00.
Potatoes. Neshannocks, at 50 cts. per brsh
See Is. Timothy. $2.20 per bush. Flax, $1.
20 to 1.25. Clover, $4.10.
Whisky. Rectified, 17 cts.; Old Rye, $1.25
per pallou.
Lar.l. .No 1, 9 per lb,
Hey. At scales $3 to 9.00 per ton.
Hides. Green Beef Hides, 5; Dry Salted Hides,
12; Dry Flint Hides. 12 per lb.
Oil. LardNo. 1, 88. Linseed, C5 per gallon.
Salt No, 1, $1.15 per bbl.
Tallow. Rough, 7, and country rendered, 8
per lb.
White Lead. $3.50 per keg, an l dry 8c per
lb. Red Lead. 6 to 7. Litharge. 84-
Window Glass.- -GxS and 7x9, $2.00; 8x10.
S2.25; 0x11 to 10x12, S2 50. 8x13, 9x14, 10x14,
$2.75; 9x15 and 10x16, $3.00.
COUNTY, SCHOOL 8c POOR HOUSE
ORDERS
rURCIIASED AND FOR SALE
BY
F. A. SHOEMAKER.
June 12, 'Cl-tf.
License Notice.
The following named persons have filed their
petitions for License in this office wdich will be
. .1 f ll - rf". . A. i
pretentea tor the action ot me uouri at .iu
gumeot Court to be held on Wednesday the 26th
inst :
TAVERN LICENSE.
David A- Watt, Chest Springs.
QUART LICENSE.
John Purcell, Johnstown.
Clerk's Office, )
Kterjsbarg.ruDel2 1861
j. McDonald, e.erk.
3ltui "Slurjfrtisrnirnifl. "
STILL TRIMtHoST!
JOUXSTOWX CLOTUIXG DHPflT.
Corner of Clinton & Blain Streets,
READY MADE CLOTHING
LATEST STYLES,
SPRING' A-ND SUMMER COATS, PANTS,
AND VESTS, FOR MEN AND COYS.
RF.APT MAPK SHIRTS. PRAWKRS. IxnKRSnmTS
STOCKIXOS, SECKTlB. IIAXHKKR.
C II IKK. tiCOVKS, CARPET SACKS
CM B BELLAS, TkUNKS, &C , &.C
AIO
A large assortment of HATS and CAPS, ROOTS
and SHOES, and GEXTLEMENS'
FURNISHING GOODS
if every ne jiption.
To which the subscriber respectfully invites all
visiting Johnstown to call and see his stock, at the
CLOTHING DEPOT.
No. 2, corner of CI: don and Main streets,
lie feels confident that pons wishing articles
in his line will save the expenses of the journey
by purchasing from him.
A. JELENKO.
Johnstown, May 29, lS6l.-tf.
NEW ARRIVAL
JOHNSTOWN
MARBLB WORKS
The undersign d begs leave to inform the citi
zens ot Cambria and adjoining counties
that he has just received a fresh stock
of the finest ITALIAN and other Mar-j
bles. at his eitablishment on Franklin'
street, Johnstown. MONUMENTS, .
T O M US . MANTELS. G R A V E i
STONES, TABLE &P.UREAU TOPS,
manfuaetured of the most beautiful and finest
quality of Foreign aud Domestic Marble, always
ou hand and made to order as cheap as they can
be purchased in the city, without the addition
of carriage.
GRINDSTONES tf various grits and sizes,
suitable for Farmers and Mechanics, sold cither
by wholesale or retail.
Prompt attention paid to orders from a di
tance, and work delivered wherever desired. He
invites the public to call and examine his stock,
as he feels satisfied he can sell cheap.
For the convenience of persons residing in the
east and North of the county, specimens may t
seen and orders left with Gorge Huntley, at his
Tinware Establishment in Ebensburg.
JOHN PARKE.
Johnstown, March IS lS61.-ly.
TIiTteI ! "OIL IBS !
r
SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH ! !
D J. EVANS k SON offer their entire
stock of goods, consisting of Dry G.hmIs, Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps, B.xts, Shoes, Notions, Hard
warj and Queensware,
AT COST FOR CASH, !
as Uiey intend to quit biLiness, And arc determined I
to sell. )
PEHSOXS KISIIIXG BAlUtAlXS SU0VI.n
GIVE US A CALL. j
ft"N. B. All persons knowing tl.cinJ-es i
mdebte.1 t) the subs-trdwrs are Lerroy urg. nt!y
requested to call and make immediate payment
of their respective accounts.
D. J. EVANS & SON.
Ebensburg, April 17, lSGl.-tf.
BBBXSBUHG HOUSE.
11 he underslged having purchased and taken
pos!-eMon of the Ebenbuig House, (f.mier
ly oco pied by Henry Foster), will be happy bi
receive and accommodate his old customers, and
all others who may 1-e disposed to patronize him.
The Proprietor icels aured from the spacious
HOCSE, STABLE & ether facilities that he can
offer at least as good accommodations as can le
had at any other stand in the place. He is iu
possession of a Urge supply ot tl.e clioisest lienors
with which his bar will le furnished; his tabic
will le furnish.! with all th luxuries of tl.e sea
son, and he intends by bis hospitality and care, to
merit the patronage of all tlose who t'p with
him.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ebensburg April, 17, lStil. tf.
UNION HOUSE
EBENSBURG PA.
JOHN A. BLAIR. Proprietor.
THE PROPRIETOR will spare no pains to
render this Hotel, worthy of a continuation of the
liberal share of public patronage it has hereto-
fore recciVeil. His table will always be furnished
j . h he t, m!lrtet alyurjs; with
the best of liquors.
His stable is large, and will be attended, bv an
attentive and obliging hotler.
Ebenburg Apr.17 I8il. ff. '
EMPLOYMENT.
rllE UNDERSIGNED are desirous of secu
ring the services of a few Young Mtn to
engage iu a Travelling Agency, upon a salary
of
FORTy DOLLARS PER MOXTIl,
an 1 all expenses paid. This L. nn opportunity
seldom offered, and to those who merit the ap
probation of the Sub.-Tibers, by strict attention
to business, ran rely upon constant employment
for a term of years. For further particulars ad
dress Conaut Si. Drake.
31 Main St., ' AtcHtson Depot, X. XI.
April Srd-3 mos.
" ! NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of John Burke, late of Croyle
Tp., Cambria County, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in said township. All
persons indebted to said estate arc requested to
pay up immediately, and those having claims
against it are are requested to present them pro
perly authenticated for settlement.
WILLIAM BURKE,
JAMES BURKE. J AdnCrs.
Aprill 9. 1861.-0t.
ESTATE OF CHARLES B. KENNEDY, dee'd.
Whereas letters of administration de bonis nrm
on the estate of John B. Kennedy, late of Wash
ington Township, Cambria County, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned by the
Register of said County, all perons having claims
against said estate are hereby no titled to present
them properly authenticated for settlement, and
those indebted are required to. make payment
i without delav.
My 15, IRfil.-fit, H, KINKEAD.
Administrator. )
ACS V -"i
fern
7U.'
Ann i vnimnvTi,
iiniiii uiiJiLn
SCRIP AT PAR!
SUGAR KETTLES,
10 to 40 gallous
COPPER KETTLES,
S quarts to 40 gallons.
all scats and kinds.
sucirr utox itarc,
evryvarietj-.
EXAMELED t- TIXXED IROX WARE
ZINC WASHBOARDS,
for 25 cents, worth 87 cents,
SAD IRONS or SMOOTIJIXG IR0XS,
all sizes and bot quality, 5 to Ci cts. per lb.
COOKING STOVES,
Trimmed complete, with Raking arrangement.
From 3 to $28.
EGG STOVES, $4. 50 to $13. CO.
HEAT IX G COOK STOVES 3.00 to 8.0o.
BRADLEY COOKING STOVES. Patent.
GKAFr & CO., M1TCIICLL, II EU
RO N 4- CO.; ABBOTT & NOBLE, A. J GAL
LAGHER'S, and every other Pittsburgh or Philadelphia man
ufacturer's stoves always on hand or procured on
5 days notice.
ODD PLATES AND GRATES for S,.ves,
always on baud.
CARBON OIL LAMPS. G2cts..tto
CHIMNEYS and WICKS for Lamps always j
. , j
eU band. J
SPOUTING,
BEST QUALITY, put up and painted at lOcts.
Kir fuot.
ZyX extra charye fur EVh'Ics
MINER'S LAMPS,
OIL CANS,
POWDER CANS,
?d'. s:es, constantly on hand.
COFFEE MILLS. 37 cts. to 1.25.
TOASTING FORKS, OYSTER BROILERS,
JELLY Cake Moulds. Table and Tea Spoons,
COAL BUCKETS, 35icts. to $5,00
THe above goods will be furnished,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
AT THE
JOHNSTOWN- STOVE & HOrS-FUBSIslilSU STOSE,
CANAL STREET.
Opposite the Weigh Lock.
ASK FOR
FRANK W. HAY'S WAREHOUSE.
and mvc .'wnfy jneuf, n your purchases.
EITHER FOR CAH OR SCRIP
EVibtirg ApiSl, 17, I Ml. tf.
BCERHAVE'S
HOLLMD BITTERS
rot
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &.c.
The aareeaxful introJat U-.n and use "f thi nlrln''!
Remedy Kw been the vUvml lia literal flood .eooipt-onja
nllnl - Bitter," o1-rJ in va- lornw. tna a quart
bottle to a five paUun k-t. until Vhi w.wd - Uilier- U but
another name lur -srog," or a.ue UhunuU ti-key mix
tare.
But the really -r-t rrlief 'l-rivrd from the nun u to oa
(M teaFpoonlul, of our iredicine,
BCERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,
And the entire nluence nf ef-rr ftrottnttirm, s eotaUisbed
t it a rewtalkwi which the ht t." imitat-M. aui eoun
teifeiti have tailed to nnetmiue. It s poMtivdy a Vege
table TMeraUon, v.Ui barely sufficient pure bliliU to
jimm it.
But one aize of the genuine, (Ualf Pint BottlesJ price
One Dollar.
It ii a medicine of long tried efficacy for Pmrifyinj
ih Blood, to effential for the foundation of good
health and for corrcling disorders of the) stomach
and bowels.
Two or three doses will convince the afflicted cf
IU salutary effect. The stomach will speedily regain
iU strength, a healthy acaon of the liver, boweli
and kidneys will soon take place, and renewed
health be the quick resist.
For Indigestion.
Try Btrrhave'a Holland Bitters.
For Heartburn,
Try BtrrhaTe's Holland Bitter.
For Acidity,
Try Barharc'i Holland Bitter.
ForTiWaterVrah,
Try Bffrhaxc's Holland Bitttri
For Headache,
Try BtrrhaTe'i Holland Bitters.
For Loss or Aprietite,
Try BsrhaTe'i Holland Bitten.
For Costiveness,
Try Cirhave's Holland Bitters.
For Piles.
Try Birrliave's Holland Bitten
In all Nervous, Kheuuiatie and Neuralgio Affeo
tions, it has in numerous instances proved highlj
beneficial, and in others effected a decided care.
BEAD CAREFULLY!
The cnuine hichly eoncentraU-d B.eibare' Holland
Bitter U put np in half-pint bottle only, and retailed at
One Dollar per bottle. The ana detnaul- lr this truly
eelebrmted Medine haa induced many !::i.iaUona. which
tbe public ahould g-nard airaiust porchaaiujs.
Beware of Impadtumt Set Vtat 9r atoau it em At IoM
tf every baUlt you biy.
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.
SOLE PROPEXETOBS,
PlTTSBDROn, PA
NEW TAILOR SHOP
The unde-aignd having opened out a Tailoring
Establishment, over the store room ncuueJ by
D. J. Evans & Son, respectfully informs the
puWic that the tailoring business there be
carried on in all its branches. All work will 1
dooe in the latest style, with neatness and dis-
twtch, aad upou tlAe tnnsi rcasonblo term. ,
1 4 ROBERT 1). THOMAS.
Elnburg, May 15th. 1861. tf
53- Blank deed. Faromons, petit, ns tor
aVpn lieenses. and t-InnSa of every ctur a
.crt t!x cn thi ,,Tke- '
"l V L
F!TA;r-rs
CATHARTIC
PILLS.
Are too hfc-fc.fceiJ?, i 1 roc
fat rulil : A rc y vu out of ordi r .
your Kjtcia dtr.ue.-ei, aud.
nvr f'.tnLT i.ocoml!urUib'e f
lbee vy ir.; t.wb w -f tow the
prehnJ." tfrertou II ne. S.-mfr
tit jC mtrtuie t mi-iag ufKia
you, ail 1 houl 1 lie TerU' l ty s
tJon of the tvJr tnto vienrom
ctirUT, r-wrrfy ti Ttn fruxa
' V-V T j . 1.1 ... i. .
" "' whrr in th I'.t. nd phtTart
it fnnrtln. TIitiw. tf not f l-r. J. rrrt cpon
tn--ui-li- nn.l t'te mtronn'tin Tn, j-Ii-.cmi
crl iti . i, nuF.-riaT. tti-a. VCl.iitr t.i tht
.i-Utin, mrif.n-d by the Utu i.xnt. Aytr"
nj .K-e hi-rr Uri'ctlr tix-T ntore IL tiiturnl ;
lion of t!i? py T-rn. a-t with it th-? baoj-ut fcfliiur of
b"l:ii :atw " Whit i tme ud t-o ;..r-iit iu tHi tni
mifi pngiiiTi v.mhJnt. i aiaa true m laasr uf Die ics p.
eff.-ct rxM-N rfi.-in. Cansl fir Frmi'.w flrrBlon auj
dT xttjrfttLs 4" the c--uri fu.TXi n ci V.wc IxkIv. th.r
1 are mjiHIr. and bistit uf tfr mrvlr, .nnir fcy th um
IBQtmrs. a.' alio know V.ws vjrtn- w I"rJ.-. wiU
:l.-ot to rmj.loy then wbru uI.-0; froa. the tliwr-
. d.-r t'i r ran:
j SiUib nT fr.irn s.g iJiyS. ians in w of t'v
I prinrijisi cttk;, auj rrin otfjee wril ku.uu ft.tar per.
i ftvm a rorirrrdluy .VsrxkniJ rf 5. lrt, FtX i, IK'.
! Pr?. Atkk: Your !!! are the Para-rott o" H tl.t U
pvt in la-xliHiH-. Tlicy li.- cur.il my liuV-tJaug-ldrr
of ul-ron sort- upon h r buulu aiid fot" thut l.t lrore-vt
fcv-OTi'1- f T y.-ar. Hit mother h Ix-'n l.m irr v.
oiihIt aiTl..l n-tth Uotrl.n and p.jij.lo on her km ai;-t
iu lir liair. After our child wraa con-d. she al0 tiiot
i your IV.la. sad t!.iy have rorod Iht.
; ASA MOnGRlIXJIX
! - As Family Pbyalc.
' V.a Or. If. VartH-riyJ, -Vtc Ot ldcn.
j 'V.Mtr I'.lls are th. wiiii"" tr tMirct-. TV., ir exixJii-Rt
)H..i!TA!i (soras!. any rnthirfi w.- p.1. Ttwy ant
ni'M. nt v.-rr certain and Actual in t!.ir srt t .
lw.-N. wliv-ii miko tiH'in iarrJuAhto to :a t3;o il&Ay
Ilra.Ua.rhr. Mck Ilradarkxr, Feul IOU(tb.
V"l V. Liitrard Zoytl, EaitiitiTt.
Ikk Bin. Ayehi I cannot ant-trrr yon whet com
pl iints I have oirf.i ii!i your 1'llls bt tt.-r tl.au to fray
all thjit trfrrrrtmit Kith n jmrn-itir t-f Heine. I jilnoo
gT.at dA"pcud.-nc ou an tff.-dual ratl.artir in my 1ai!y
iont.-t with diiar, and b--n'viiii s I io that yoiir
affonl ad the bv-bt we have, 1 of courr ral ic tUm liij:lily.
llTTsr.r-RO. I'a.. Mt 1. 1-oS-
j Ilj.J.r. Atr.R. Sir : 1 have U-ou r t"1?y cmvl of
in worvt hn.fi--t,r aiiv lux.r cn have, bv a Kfro or t-o
of your vain, it c-
Tsliich tliov -U'ne at '
Your with irri-
iTiji to arise liuiu a ftUi ttvij'.-iu
now.
r-al respect. KP. AV. rKEr.l.K,
DUItai Dliortlrr I.lTrr Complaint.
J from lr. T!itrrc Bell, of S 1a Ttri O'y.
! Not only ai-o your 1'ilT" a.tmirr.W- ri.17.td to th- ir j ur-
I pom a kb ;TKi;t, hut I tin.) tln-ir l u lH-isl . 2Tn4. uw
I tlic Ijv.r wry taurt'-J indi.i-1. TU' y haw iu bjv prao-
ti- pr..vMl more c-fl.-rtnal fT the cir- of ti'.-.n cow-
I pii it than any one ix-moly I con tn.-tiiion. I t-iuorrvly
i n-j-.ire tbnt hsve ut l.nirth apunrativ.- w!ii-h is wor-
tliy the coahdeuce of l!ie ).rali-ku aud tl- pi-ople.
DtPJIITVEXr OK Tilt IXTKUlon,
Vav:ij.t..a, D. '-, Tth I . b-, 1.
Sir : I Iiavo um-J your I'ills iu my (-iM-ral and hontl
pra'-Ti.'o -v-r iiic y.u iua.it thi-in, anJ io n.-t ht'it.: to
4.1V t'.ey are the b.-st cathartk- we employ. Their rru
!atiui a-tion ou the liver 1 qui. k and de-j it -i. euui-e-ju.T.Tly
th-y are an adtuiratile r.-n-xlT for d-.Tatir--ini-nTa
of thai or'n. Indeed, I have w-1 Kim found a cae .f
hi'i-nis diiut tpo ohstiuate that It 1H not rca-lily vkld TO
them. 1'raU-rnaily yours, ALONZO ltAI-U M.
l'hiificutu of tke Uurlnc JIvrjiiJL
Oyirntrry, Dlarrhora, Relax, Worm.
Von 7r. J. O. Oru, tf Chimpa.
Your rill have had a Iin trUI in my jrfacl iee, an-i I
hold them in esteem a one of the l-st tjrl.nt4 I bare
ever found. Their alterative effeet upon the liver make
them an exee-lle-iit n-medv. when given iu dm, ft.r
bilu rfwewTTr ntui tfinrrhan- Their f-u-ar--oatriij
rnakea tlx m very ann-utahle aud Cvuvtoiivut ior the iui
of women and cluldrea.
j Dyapepala, Imparity of the F!lo(I.
! I'rom Rrr.J. I. Himcf, Pastor cf 'Adreut Church, fiototu
' I Hi- AVER : I have ud your with extract duiarr
1ue- in my family mnt am.n tho-1 am to vis-it
in distress. To revuhiW the ur'4U. of tii-siion aud
Iurii"y the b!ood. tfi. y are tl v.-ry Uf-t niui'iv I l.ie
ever known, and I cm oftf:.leutlv rerTn..i'l t'.x-Tn to
j my frh-n ls. Yours " J. V. HIMKS.
War vr, Wyoming Co N. Y- v-t. ,
; tK..RS:tt: 1 am usui: your uiixic IMl-i-.i t.iy J mr
tire, au-l find tV-nj an r(-l!Tt pnrsrJitive t. l.-n- Uk
avsK-in aud pvriie fA- iiwffriii ... (.".wrf.
. - JollS ti. MIIACH.VM. M. n.
: Ceinstlpat ion. C otlvee. Siirr.lo,
Kb.nmill.m, ..ill, r ui uru.) ,
j I'armlyala, i-tt, etc.
Frvm Lfr. J. I'. 1 : A, IT.-r. tmf. Cm.
'. Tm much cannot K' tsi... f yo-ar W f.-'" t'i. e:rr--e
; rt,tiirit-i. If o;lier oj uui ii.-r;:y i.uo a lui ia
; as -ffirifious aii 1 have. th. y sV-nM j- m-- i-i j.r-laiu.-1
in" it for lite Iw-ntit f tln uM5ii... k- i'O sa3. r
1 - 1 1 ; 1. . -.-,...,1. , .1 . .1. t. ir
the proirrrt'r of other t!rt a- -orr'. I Ir Ifve -.-ri'rwawva
10 ;L.iiun- u t'ie i. it, but J uur 1 .us -it-v I li.nl
t or 'a and cu tr- .js.asc-.
i
Vr.ai .V. - 5r-.--f, r.r;. -:Vit .T.ltr.f, r-orf-n.
! 1 find ow r two l ir .sr if T.:r I'ill. taken at t7-
in. r tini.-, are c-x.o-iit io:;n-tm,f 'l ue nfn
' jie.-r.fi.-! wh.-n n J:o!-y tr J.tr1i-!!y '-.-;ir ed. tnJ fc
alct
j v.-rr eff.-rtu-J U v-.Tf tue tSM -.-J
' Th.V are t- rnu.-h t"..- t t l-':yie o
have th.i: I r -com
: tnen-1 no o:lia- it my tn u.
rroMi!:tI?r.rr.IInri-(.oflkfMT:kt;t 7.-. f'ivni.
lloxorM. ra: 1 honl t ni".Ti! -nil lr tl-.- r-1..-f
your -kill haa tfvu:-i.t .iu.- 1. I uij uo; r-i.:l la., c
u vou. A ell Mt;l.-1 it my l:!-ib ari l.rw.-vt on
rcuriarmjT nm'fii - ; w-; if, v. ' tv-I l: ornntr r M
mi.u ot:ill!-.'vU I li '.- -. ff J : r-i'-iat.'-.
th. dlM-ase rr"W a:i-1 r-o, nrul hr ! tulvice cf
vonr . x-.-lt. i.t ri liu...:.'" . I 'r. Ma.-V 1 1-- t
Vo-.ir a'ill.t. 1 h.-ir ei- iw. r- t-ut tire. Ky jrr-
StKTji'j H tlie t"e .f tlftt. i u-.wr eutir.Jy vii.
Skn Ml. '.'HAtftRi i; i i; La-j l-.'.i.
Tn. A Y 2-.it : 1 h .ve Ixi a ....r.-lycur .1. bv y. ui !'":-.
of l.lmiitle Ir-vl a l..!T.i tht l'.l -- .;.---d
iut- :r v,u k- 1 NC l i I I " 1-i L-
ear
vy Mr.-t cf iV nV. Li t cM.i-i M-'vary.
whiih. Althoni. a ialnM; r-!u-'- iu -l lti--.i
;.:v:.-r-.iii i.i a .-iv;;.- j.ili, frr.:o T ir-a.!.u.--.n -i't tir-.
tluil ."r"jwtilly ioil.w in f:i.-a;lja- lut" sli;-.i
no rat-rrury r i.u- ti Mih-tai-. v. i .-r.
rrice, 25 cents rer Box, or 5 Soxes for ?i.
Prepaxod J Dr. J- C. AYXi CO.. Iswell, M-t.
MANHOOD,
How Lost. How Restored.
Just PufJishrd, in a Sated Enrtlojf,
OX THE NATVRE: TREATMENT AM) RAD
ICALCL'RKOF SPHlMATORHtEA Seminal
Weakness. St-xual Delality, Xervoasuess ami In
voluntary Em;.-i"ns inducing Impcttncy, anvl
Mental an-.l Vhysical incapacity.
Ut i;B J. CII.VF.RWELL, M.
A.&uofV.e "Grew JW.," Av.
The wurli mi r.vnei autlior, iu this aduiirabla
Lecture, clearly pn vrs IroraLis own cxjncnc-c,
that the awful cm so notices .f Stlf aV-iifc riiay
le rffectnally ieim ve-1 whhvut n.eJ".vihe and
iihout il.aaciuiia mikI .K-ratians. lKuit-s.
iustrr.nietiU. ri.iz t-r ciTtlials, poictin cut a
mlc cf cure at once ctaia au.i e:Ttctul, hy
which every sufferer, no matter what Lis condi
tion inav Djay cure himself ehefi. ;Wra'7y.
uui rad'C'dly. This le ture will rove a K.n U
tl . u-.i' !s an l thousarnU.
Sent under seal to any address, post pai 1, on
the receipt of two intae Mamps, by aJvlref.in
Dr. Cll. .I.C. KLINE, il. D., 127 ltowc-ry.
New York, R.st Office Ikix. 45B.
Mirch le.61. April 11, lfO.-ly.
IN EARNEST.
We are coini-clled to call rr.n all j v in
debted to the Lbonburg Foundry to ca"! and
settle their accounts without any delay. In
inanv ytars tusiiuss thi- is our Urtt 1 , ut
our fcitaaii-.u, aud the times, req .il.o i'i we
should make it ; and suits will Lc UjM m d
Ctsei, where it is not ol-yt!.
EUtJ.V. May N lSUl-t K OLASS U.
Agricultural.
ffl HE il AX A G ERiTo K THE CAMBRIA
J. Guhty Agricultuial Sviety are re,p3es;ed
n.eet at the office of l II. lurts E.. tn
Aln&burg. at 1 o'clock P. M., to Saturday, the
ltt day of June 1861.
Uv order of the Pres't.
Mav 15 '61-St D. J. JONES, SeYy.
J0B0RI(7
OF ALL KINDS,
.i e
SKATI.Y I'OXF. ATTK!S "tri' l:
I
I I c - i
--y 7- timely xretVM remvay.
I , t .1 cwt the dwrdiar haor r
1 - .1 , f . . j 1 i .v.. ...
. : v-- i Vli a " lire umm, N i wiv uai
&ria. 1 f- s u lit-1 he fun r