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r, Dnorra' and b!"H- vas
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lecrouse vve were ;
isiao.
. .1 '.. .. ':rt it. 1 i.i3 m n
t :ts n snoiua ;
, ... :- .-c tv. .-t that cvn'.d be done
LJ. 0.--
.... . i .. c::ci'rist;r.ces. Y e co'mt cy
however, and will give our read-
jbera for a volume U rtqu.ers
:5 Cj
. -!-teea '--..r.:.-i to ao 6?.
?i:iCCUATIC J-IEETIXG.
i i.i!-.?;e number of Democrats
.,.:! lb the Court House, at Eb
Vt'.lnesdaT evening
on
Chrimiii ot the County Committee.
.uiwinu-i -i-i
elect-
rJ i'ivrriJvut : Capt. P. O'Connell, 1
M'Callerv, 1 rar.cis x5er.rer. ;
7ii.ii " .- ..-:, '
Ei:;.. J
''il" iiiUl. U't'C'Il'' OKIJ,
yV p- rts : Ccpt.II.U. Wood- !
"'w V"-"";- "i!mn S''-'taiie-- !
lull iiUa LiJ. (-....lain...
- . . i ..,,.'1 ft,.. Qfoti,
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t on
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ni-ifi v-v 1 f p.,
Ctv'"c:'" : r, vere tiun read LH'Lapt. j
H. D. a o
". ,e-.i i.-.ri appropiyate p.acires- ,
v n ridc- bv R. Ii. Johnston
nl J-.-hr. . Khov. alter
v . o w i : i li' i ? o . '.i 1 1 o n
: i V
V : .-
ho ivtilv cn-
oteJ IiV the
the i
JL:' 'i I'l
oi r. . eW-:
-i
S:
:ue 'i: eiiU'.-ii, unci
Iiiester Crew, the
G'vonio;-. :i h.earty
r.o:
. .'
m ti.v
Ibeiiiooraoy and
iv.. U:.i Oi-lovhi':
i-.- coui.ty.
Linton nrl C-.tet.
"o 3'-: toon cillo'l
it l'.-v it t: '!'.! 'flute
io i C.a
i
H. D.
o e
e-ti";
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An iuo;:-;t feii -
uaa, da yu tc'.l n.e :.
1 ? " ".My friend, v.. u i:.u
:V.r.:i!y record," vas ti.e u-i
lias a large stock cf g cd:
lire n-'t old ct all thev a'
a-.!:d a ch-rgy-.v
c-id the devil
keep your own
iy. V.S. Barker
on hand wh';eh
e i no '.v and
oie pleirlire !:: acqur
rc.'ia-
strs ci the p:"n.e ot every ait.e.e.
Frii'.erick Hart, a raoutder by trade,
ari.i a reideiit of Ebensburg, aged abov.t
ri:"ty years, n-hiie traveling from Johust-j.vti
t '-tl.is 1 1 :ce, one c Id niht, some weeks
:.. lo.-t bis way and
.til the fd.k i:;g
,t re.i.h
he
i:n;. v.t.c
n he
severe';.' fr ?. n that 1
i.e-f h ? r '.:::; ii.ed unlii M
oj:'oi::s we r- relieve 1
s ltd
v. hen
II
AND l'.rT.P..--Thr: ,v-.-.;-t
:;:: fofosf l id gr:!:it a
llitj !! 'Vtr iJiiii:-. i cr
:.' y will tl-oibi r.-y- si.n.a
1 !: ir 'l. iitii warronrs
et 1 von i-:u;.-niit b'd 1 v
the .siic-riir.
(
r.
: .vt
.i.i
,1
- :. 1 c -.duct: r ? o;e trains
other min i- the tialn. V.
; ; l.gi.tly h era - the
He :..i..ds the cf
-1
be i- preji,
ired
r it r.
a-:.ed Sam'.. el ivelniefR'eh
r-ccitly c :e.n-.l'.ted iiileid;
Id building, setting fire t-
ds eutiing bis th r--.it wi.ii a
u
a:.
c a u
1 Y:
scjve:
the :
ios
;y was ne.ir-
am''s.
.- P. is said that M'Cieevy, who was
-me... d. f-om the Penitentiiiiy f-r the
;-r; se (t te-difyipg against Hrvser un 1
Ir . cr. hr.a recently been detected in passing
i.atcrfcit money at Erie, Pa. He has not
hi c-u -.'.rrcste 1, but the po'i e are search
. I t l.im. .
;-Albert French, formerly c f Johu.-town,
c i cilo-it twenty years, was leiently shot
1 in tnntlv hided near Beir.veod, YV. V.
.' u taan named M'Mehcn. The party dis
i r.'.t .; .ju.irrelkd, and the quarrel ter-"'-b
- " ith the above result.
'.- Ti.e ill to provide for the estab'.ish-p-
et of a District Court in Johnstown, has
l a i rc-s.-... d to the Legislature by C. L.
5-d,:g,jy,.
i i ' :p Sloan, of Johnstown, recently !
-';t:r; : l t i kill himself by taking poison, j
-';:i i.i was called and the attempt i
' v-e, j
. i
r3. 5,i;.ser has r.n hand a stock of
la: o
:r, which he now cff;rs at very i
;
:
;
!
Cflho cattle disease is raging in Mont
'; rcur.ty to an alarming extent.
! of
u.ges speak of the disease bav- i
j
-
'C 11:
s appearance in other portions
I
COUIiT niOCEEDINGS.
Tlie following business was transacted
the Quarter Sessions lust week :
( hid. vs. Jehu Aflvum. Continued.
Cora.' vs. John Knppcrt and Charles
i TV t T- "V .. X. ! r ...
-nM;;tsi. ivcseite. suuij . voc;iiiy
p-j w-i.
I Same vs. Elizabeth Maher. Assault
and Battery. Not guilty. Lucinda
! llhenbolt prosecutrix, to pay costs.
&me vs. Joseph Storm. Rubbery.
j Not guilty.
i truae vs. Jacob Blackloek. - Bigamy.
! Indictment quashed.
; Same vs. Jacob BLvAlock, ct. al.
Iliot. Not guilty.
Same vs. .John Rodger?. Selling Liq
uor on Sunday. Convicted : sentenced to
pay a tin? ot . in, pay the costs and un-
der-io an imprisonment in the county jail .
cf ten davs.
Same vs. Lewis It. Jonej. Iveejiing a
ricoling House. Defendant submits and
IS pciiienccu to pay a imo oi rsii lor use
0f Jkliilv.Ue School district and costs.
Same vs. Low is K. Jon.s. 1 ippllng
TT , '1' ! Til 1 . ....
ll.ni - i:. i l ill. Ulii, tini irjuc in v?lui
entered on payment of costs by defendant,
Same vs. Jacob lilacklock. Iigarny.
, , ,
inea ana lounu guilty.
Same vs. I rancis Cirr.ncs.
Settled.
S"tii' vs .Iiiliri Henrv Smith.
Adul-
tery. baiters bail to appear at the next ;
court. I
vs. David Ihnlo. Obtaining
goods on False Pretence,
Same vs. John Brown
ot tried.
Wilson lat-
terson prosecutor. Not tried.
Same vs. Charles Hobinson. Munler.
Not guilty. Iiobinson, it will be remem
bered, was the associate of CI ore at the
time ctTieer Holmes was murdered.
Same vs. James Ih dgers. .Selling
Liquor to a minor. Tro.e bill. Xol-'e
jiroic-t-jui entered on payment of costs by
defendant.
Same vs. Charles Grant. False Im-prisonnv.-ut.
Di.-po--.ed of as the ;.boe
:ae.
Snnia vs. Charles (Iran. False im
prisonment. l)i-pos -1 id' as above ease.
Sum ? vs. I 'a trick Burns. A-sauli and
Ihittcrv. Defendant accpiitted on the
groun d cf IiiMiniiy. County to pay cost.
Saiii? vs. Sumo. -da'icious Mischief.
Aefjuiit-'d on tiio ground of Insanity.
County to pay lii-i costs.
Same vs. John Kncico and Klizabetii
Eacico. Assault and Battery. Xt a
true bill. Patrick Burns prosecutor to
pay cost -7.
Same vs. David F.. Jones, Griflith J.
Lloyd and Daniel Davis. Not tried.
Commonwealth va. John Brown. Big
amy. Bail forfeited in open court.
Court remains in session this week for
the trinl of civil causes.
The next Argument Court is to ba held
in Lbensbtirg, or. Tuesdav, the 3d day of
Am'.I. 1S0C."
CT" After the lust of April next, the ;
1) ,.-. ;.( '.i I S- ittutd oflicc will b; n-mo-ved
tj the brick building on the coiner e.f
Iiiidi and Centre streets, now occupied by
Thomas Cnlien, immediately west of Mr.
Moore' ti hotel.
Mn Ku.i.r.i). A man was instantly
killed e :i the l'eriin. ihiiiroad near Suin
merbill, on Thursday afternoon, 21st tilt.
He was waikit g westward on the north
track, and was struck by the engine of the
through freight, going west. Y hen dis
covered by t'ue engineer, it was impossible
to check up ::i time to prevent the acci-d-
nt. 'I'ho imfbrttuiitte man can led an
oiSci'.-th' bag, in which were a sot of car
penter's tools and so; no shirts. Sixty-six
ceuis wero found upt n his person, but
nothing by which his name or residence
could be ascertained. lie was about 50
years
"f age.
rut.
So says the Johnstown
A pr
mia'tiro explosion orcured in
i re bunks iA' the Blair county
one o tl
Iron andCloal Co., on tho 20thulf., which
rcst.iHdd in the serious injury of two men,
named James aLGol-dick and Edward
Muiherm The accident oeeured while
preparing a blast, and using for that pur
pose iron needles, which struckTire and .
set oft" the powder.
Pknai.tv Ar..iNr li aii.uo ads. A bid
hr.s just been introduced into the Penn
sylvania House or I'epresenfatives re- j
quiring thft handsome sum of 7,000 to 1
be paid to the widow or minor child of j
any person killed on any railroad in this J
State. The Philadelphia Laljcr, says : ;
'Engineers and conductors would not i
endanger their own lives by fa.-t running, i
running out of time, or by neglect of steam !
or any part of the machinery in their
charge, if they thought an accident would S
result. The assurance that everything is
rigid, induces them to go ahead. There 1
cv.o goou, nowever, Wuicti may result j
result i rili
'l'orn t,i3 money e:i penalty imposed on j 1
iiia moneyeu penauy imposed on
.1 . .. ,
companies ot me character named. It .
may induce double tracks, slower time,
and tho establishment of fundamental '
arrangements whereby some of the causes j
accidents will be removed. If tl
lie i ,
U0O penalty tends to lbrce the companies j
to such perfection of their roads, good may
result ; but if it is intruded ty make acci- I
dents a cause of dismissal of engineers and
conductors, and by that penalty a preven
tion of accidents, little good, we fear, will
result."
Dir.D In Eber.sburg, on the 3d instant,
Ann, wile of John White, aged about sixty
years. May .she rest in peace.
In this borough, on Surdity, tho 11th
instant, Margaret, wife .f Thomas LI. yd, of
Consumption, aged about 23 years.
In Ebensburg, on the morning of the 7th
instant, after a long illness, Philip Noon.
Esq., aged thirty years, two months and
eight days.
Ci-.iiMuxicA'rr.n.J
Tho subject c-f thi notice, was h.rn in
Ebensburg. on the 27th day of December.
1835. Selecting the !aw as a pn fc-s.-i m. hn
catered the oliae of R. L. J.Jni.toii,
and on tt e 2d ( f December l!5 ;, on m-ti..n
of the Jlo:i. limn 1). Fox'sr., l:e was ad
inittf-l t' practice law m the .several Courts
of Cambria eotir.ty. At the general eh i ti-m
held in October. IS GO, he was elected Dis
trict Attorney of the cov.nty, and was re
tlected to the same ofiice in 180:1. His mind
was i f that peculiar legal cast, which ena
bled him to obtain an early eminence in his
profest-iun. As th prosecuting officer of
the Commonwealth f -r six years, he dis
played varied and marked ability and en
joyed the entire confidence of the Court and
the community. A'thn-.;h his attention,
from the nature of the ofiice which he held.
j was more specially directed to the study of
the criminal law of the country, he had ao
qniml an extended and accurate kuowledge.
botli of the common and statute law. He
' ro5e rapidly but steadily in his profes.-,ion
: and at the time of his death, oung as he
I was, he occupied a po-Ifion in its foremo.-.t
I rank, which, if it perchance excited envy,
I did not lUil to elicit admiration. iXnture
; had lavished upon him her choicest nantal,
as well as persen.d endowments. Gifted
; with winning and pleasing manners, his in
1 tellect was pure and tmelnided. His mind.
: eacase 1 in a liatnc of nervous delicacy,
; tcInfe. in its elnchlatioti f a legal ip-ie.-iion.
1 t i reach its conclu -ions almost by intuition,
i All Ids actions bespoke a hicrh toned atd
j iri m rous nature rn-f the kind impulses of
j his benevolent heart were proverh-i.il. A
genth man by r.iture, his love for children
and their society, which may bo said to be
' an unerring index to character, was, with
i him almost a pasd For his young
; friends, ha had always a kind w.-rd and a
' ple.i-.u.t r-mi'.e an i in their guileless heart
, his memory 'will have an abiding re.-.ting
place. No one ever breathed the slightest
: s'l-piei against his personal or i Ureal in
I teerify. i.or was ever a v-ord uttered in di?.-
para
'ac-ii.cnt ol that :rco.i name, which, in
man cr woman, is the immediate jewel of
their s al's. To Ids immediate relatives his
premature death is an irreparable loss. To
I society, the removal f one of its brightest
i ornaments, whne among bis
protesMonal
brethern it has created a void, which canuot
soon or c-a-ily bi filled. His lis are forever
closed, nor will the temple of Justice ever
again resoand with the clear and ringing
tones of his once eloquent, and persuasive
voice. After lifc'ij fitful fever, he sleeps
well. A Fkikxh.
TO COXSFMPTIYES.
Ti.e advertiser, having been restored b
!:eait!
i m a
weeks by a very simple
remt -,y, niter reiving smiere-i i-. r several i
j'eios with a severe lung affection, and tin't j
r:,!
ad
Con umption
n nxi
:s to
the
make known to his fellow
I'tif
meat s r.f cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
: (i inc p-re-ti i j-iioii u.-eii (iiio ii ci.-aige;
j witfi tiie . ;re tions t--r preparing ano using
i toe :-am. wm.-ii ta' v wnt tia 1 a sn;:. i nu:
wl.i- b tli' v will tia 1 a si io: nu:
for Co.vsrMi'TioN. Asthma, Buonc-iitis,
Coughs, Coi.o-i, and all Throat and Lung
.ii:
The ordy object of the a-lverti-
in
tiding the Prescription is to benefit
the nlilieted, and spread information which
he conceives to F- iava'nablc. and be b 'pes
"ve-ry sufferer will try his remedy, a- it will
Co-
' in:
them nothing, and m-.y prove a ble
j 00 p. m.. toppirg only at principal Sta
i'?s w'nhlng tie" prescript ion, VUBt:, j tio:-.s. Arrives at AUoona at C.Oo a. in..
Par
by reltirn mail, will pb-as address
i.'r.v. EDWAilD A. WTLSOX,
Y'ilii.on-' i:rg. Kings Co , Xew York
F.I
1, 1 v.
EllROKS OE YOUTH.
A Gentleman v. ! su-'i '.-red f. .r f-.irs from
Xervoiis Debi'ily, Piomat ire Deciy, and all
the affects of youthful indiscretion, will, fir
th" ?:.l:e ofiar.Ici-iug humanity, send free t-'
all wl.-i nre, it the receipt and directions
f-.r mirk
was. cur
t! e dv
the simple leu.i dy by which he
I'd.
to
1'
lit by
; ;. cl
ean (.0
so bv
a !.!rc.-.-p.ig.
JOIIX B. on HEX
Xo. 10 (Jhamber.s St., Xew Ycrl
Feb. l.-t, lye;, ly.
STllAXtJE, PUT TRUfi.
Every young lady and rer.tlrman in tlie
United
States can heir something verv
nnich to their advantage by return mail (free
jf charge.) by addre-sing the midersigned.
'fliese having fears of hejr.g hnmbugge i' will
oblig,- by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant
THOS. F. CIIAPMAX,
8-11 Broadway, Xew Y'ork.
Feb. 1 1800. ly.
Tin: Aliolition Convention -.vliicli
mot at Ilitrris'nurp; on Hie 7th inst.,
nominatwl (Jen. John W. Geary, as
their etmdidate for CJovernor.
1c1d bbertiscmcnts.
IL2t.'j:iiS3: A'OTlCi:
rpo be presented at tiie Ar-nment Court to
If.. - .. - - j
f tie neiu on iuesiiai-. Anril t.i isr.r.
TAVJ-.P.NS.
Francis .J. I'arrish Allegheny township.
Daniel RatTerty. Cambria borough.
Peter Fisher, 1st Y.. Cnemaugh boro.
Tames II. Ben ford, 3d W., Johnstown.
Piiilip Shulties, elo do do
Jacob Ream, Yoder townsliip.
G. C. K. ZAIIM, Clerk O. S.
Miroh 15,.18Cy.Ct.
a m HOME.
T WILL SKI.L AT I UF'd.IC SAI.K, ai the
1 house of James M. Kilfei, at Lbtirir.iitvnle,
on Thursday, ti e 29th of M;;reh, IbCo, A
LOT OF GROUND, situate in the oro.
of Summit vibe, Cambria county, fronting
on the Catholic Church sixty "lec-t, .and
extending buck 200 fret, with a comfortable
FRAJIK DWKLTJNG llOL'SF. thereon
erected, 2 stories high, with a verandah in
front, a good Cellar, a gr.d FUAMR STA
BLE, and an excelieut We!', of Water; it
being the premises now occupied by Samuel
Cl.uk.
The terms of sale are : One third in c.mj,
one third in one yer, and the remainder in
two years.
The sale will take place ac on.; o'clock,
p. ni., when due attendance wii! bo tiveu,
Mis. MAItY IIASSLY.
Jfircii S, I S i .St.
k.5.
?T3
f iiKotbg 1 the Steckho! leis i f the E!
. etisburg Academy will be held at the
Court Iliu-e. on Monday, the 21 day . f
April next, at two o'clock, p.m., f-r tee
p-urpe,.e of electing Trustees, for the InFtitu
tion, jtur.-uot to tl e privi-ions cf the Act
of Inci rporati .ji ;n d tie Bv laws there-. f.
JOHNSTON .MobllE, BieaideLt.
March 15, l00.3t:
EBENSBUBG & CRESSOX RAILROAD.
On and after Monday , Nov'r. 20, lSfc5.
trains on tiiis roud will run as follows :
LkAVK EtENSllfKG
At n.Ho A. M., connecting with the r)ay
Express East -una Pitts, and Erie West.
At t5.20 P. M., connecting with Altoona
Accem. West and Mail East.
Lf.AVK OllESSoN
At 7.50 A. M . . or on departure of Pitts &
Erie Mai! We.t.
At .1.25 P. M., or cu departure of Mail Train
Eat.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Sin t.
BOBT. Pri'CAIKX, Sunt. Pin-. Div.'
P 11 X V X S Y L A : ' I AC 1 i N T R A Li lT 117 "
Trait::: depart from Cress Station as
follows:
W.st Rait Errhress leav
at
0. 1 3 a m
Philade
it '.t "o a m
30.r;e p tn
'.(.00 p in
ii at 7. -IS a m
m at -J.:;2 i) i.i
I-ist Line l.-iives nt
Mai! 'i'rairi leaves :it
Pittsbure;h & Erie M;
Alt
in ACeomnji
dati
-East
Philadelphia Express, r.t S ol p in
Fa.-1 Line leaves at 2 21 a m
Day Express leaves at C.-b" a in
Cincinnati Exj.rc.-s at 1.11 p m
Mail Train leaves at. 5.21 p m
Alt ona Aeonnn d:tti--n 12.3 a m
and after Monday, Nov 20tii. 1so5,
0
Trains will leave Ui.i --n Passenger Depot,
corner of Washington and Liberty Stire-ots,
Pitt-burgh. Pa., as follows :
DAY EX I'KESrs Leaves Pittsburgh at
2:20 a. m., stopping at the princir-al sta
tions. Arrite at A'tOona1 at 7:25 a. in.,
Tyrone 8:28 a. m , Bdlefonte. 10.:;2 a. m..
Lock Haven 12: li) p. m..J Harri.-burgf
1:00 p. m.. Baltimoret 5:20 p. ir', Xew
Vork.via AUentown 10:G5 p. m., Pinladeb
phiaj 5:45 p, m., and Xew York, via Phil
ad lphi i nt 10:27 p. m.
CIXCINXATI EXPRESS Leaves Pitts
burgh at 8:50 a. rn., stopping at nearly all
Stitioes. AUoona; at 1:50 p.m., Harris
buret 8:15 p. m.. arriving at Philadelphia at
1 ::() a. m.
I Ml TIMIV T Ill.l.l m-r', -I
11:50 a. m.. stripping at rcailv all Stations.
Alto-am r n :- m.. nrrivlng at ib.rri.-i-urg
r.t l2:2o a. m ,.uad Philadelphia at 7:10
a m.
I'll IE ADULT ill A EXP R ES
Le aves
i Pitt-burgh nt :;:."" p
no, st 'pp.ng; n y at
Arrives at Lttrebti
iri!,cip-il Siate-n
I .-.-.'o
t in p. in., aiM- im o:io p. in., n.nnsi-n.
... i , r. . IT...:..-
! 2-ri5
a. m.. B.o'timore 7:00 a. m., New-
j y,,.'- Y
i 10:00 a. in., lnihnicb
pi. i.i 7:10 a. m .
deli-hi i at 12:00
an.
i e w
Vor
ia Piiila-
,n m. SI.
train from
'.ng Lars run
Pittsburgh C
and. to Xew
i through on this
I Haiti more nud Phila-lvlpLia,
i V.irk. via Alb ntown.
1 r i. io.nJj 1 j-:: v es i i'eui:i jii .1. .-
i . i. r n-i.1 i ........ r c i ,...n f i r-
Harri- bm-g"5 S:15 a. m.. Ba 'tim-H r 12:0
p. m.. Xew Y rkT, vi i Alb nt -, A !i ":-J0 p.
in.. Phie'. hdphi.f 1:10 n. m., and Xew
York, via Pi.il uhlphi i at .".. 5 2 p m.
' Hr, ainsf. iDinTur. $Siiij.o:
' o'V. -7 o'her trains Smi-hojs e.n-j . .
.lOilNSTOWX A(JCOMM(.D'a'1 IX.
daily. xcept Sunday, nt 4:15 y m. stopping
at r"-gul.ir s!ati.-ns between Pittsburgh and
C-'nemangn, and connecting lit Bi.drsvibe
Inter.-ecti -n with trains c f Ind.i ma Braivh
and West Pennsylvania R til road.
A LT .'OX A ACCOMMODATIOX, daily.
except Sunday, at 7:10 a m, stepping it all
rc-ular itations between Pittsburgh and
i'Alt.vn:i and making close c-nnecti--n with
trail. ; on Indiana Brau'h. AV.-t Pennsylv.i
j uja Railroail. Ebensburg and Crosson R II,
and H-.'did a vsburg Branch.
S. Til Fctteugill & Co.
Advertising Agents, 37 Park Row
Xew York, and 10 State trcet, Boston,
ire the authorized Agents for the ''Di-:ii-ooiiat
cc Skxtiski.," aul the most influen
tial and. largest circulating Xewspapcrs in
tiie United States and Canadas. They
are empowered to contract for us at our
I.OWKST 'TF.ltMS.
TJURK LIBERTY WHITE LEAD, The ;
I Whitest, the most durable, and most eco- j
uomical. Try it ! Manufactured only by ,
ZIEGLEB ?v SMITH, !
Wholesale Drug, Taint and Glass Dealers, j
No. 137 North THIRD Street:
PHILADELPHIA. !
February 8. ISCti.ly.
LARGE and fine selection of VALEX- 1
A TINES, just received and for sale at the ,
Book More of .JAMES MURRAY'. j
February 8. 18CC. i !
pALLAGIl EE'S MAGICAL HAIR OIL,;
(J and VEGATABLE OIL SOAP, for sale !
at the Book Store of !
Feb. 22. ISfiC. .I.UlESMLHIlLYr.
pABPEXTER'S RHEUMATIC FLUID, for
h sale at the Book Store of
Feb. 22. IfiCC. JAMES MURRAY.
Ti.e Life and Campaigns of General Mc- j
CleUau, f.;r sale by , i
JAME:5 MURRAY.
(he r,-vi;dion Mutual Fire I -isurar.ee
Cumhiiii'i of Cambria Counui :
Amount of l reeitv injured as i or ci,;i.:b
,,,:.! r,.n..r,- " .., K14
annua! report.
Am't. of property insured since
eighth annual rejiort,
113.477 TO
8356,201 CO
Deduct amount of pror.f rtv in
j sured in policies csmctlied and
expired,
27.72S to
Total amou
ct p.roperiy now
mtuicd, $Z2,CG3 CI
Am't. of premium notes in f -rce
us per eighth annual :epo:t, 23,1 CO 00
Ain't, of psemium notes, taken
iince t tjIitL. aunuul rtpoit, 11,12 2C
Deduct premium notes cnceilc 1
and expired,
2S,79 58
: Total r.rjjount of premium notes
I t.()W i.i torce, -11,4
Xuu.be,- ,,f ,.-iicies in-f-rce as
1 per eighth annu.il report.
: Number of policies- issued since
eighth annual report,
i do
'J
122
37-1
. Deduct number cf policies can-
celled and exphcu,
; Total Xo. of policies now in force,
t Bubioce in hands of Trer.sr.rer
: and Agents ?.s per eighth an
' nual rejiort,
: Percentage ou premium r.rtc-s.
&c, cancelled since eighth aa
r.md report,
Compensation of i-tricers nd
agents for pa.-t year $217 50
Incidental exptLSt..- f r
past voir, 02
Leaving balance in the Lamb cf
Treasurer and nrrents of
JOHN' WILLIAMS, Picshler.t.
D. J. Jo.Ni-s. S-.crc-tarv.
January l-;0. IVo. 22, ISoC.St.
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
1!TE nre now selling Exchange it Xe-.v Y.,:k
; Bates on
En gl an 1,
Ireland. Scotland,
Germany, Prussia,
Bavaria, Wr.rtember
1 lessen, Sixony,
Belgium, Switzerland
Norway an 1 France.
Wai.
Au-tiia,
lbiden;
Hanover,
i Holland,
And Tickets to and from anv IVtt in
i
England. Ireland. Scotland,
1 Germany, France, California,
Xew S.u.th Wales or Australia,
i. KERR & CO.
Altoona. March 1, ISo-J.ly.
ISCfj.
FIIILADKL1TIIA.
1366.
WALL PAPERS.
UOVLL a: IJOUIiKE,
MANFFACTUKIKS OF
TAPKIi HAXCJTNTJS
A N I)
W i n (1 o iv S Ii a des ,
C rncr FObll i H eo MAbKET Streets
I 1 1 1 L A I 1 1 1 P.1I A.
X. B. Alway; in Store, a Largo St ck o
LIN EX ( dL SHADES.
March 1, 1 :.m.
VM. M. LLOYD & C0.3
BANKERS, I
ALTOOXA, J'A
T7ILL transact .ill legitimate I'ir,king,
and sell Government Bonds and Gobi
and Silver.
Interest paid on tin-deposits.
February 1, ISoO.tf.
GEORGE Itl. RIDuLE,
W 1 T II
ANDREWS, WILKiNS & CO..
IMl'OKTERS AND .UibliKHS IX
DRY GOODS.
I'siss, tit:s.s'ii i,
Piiilade'phi.i, Xovembcr 0, lSo5om.'.
PUBLIC SALE.
TIT ILL lie exposed, to public sa'.e at Cresson.
1 . ... i C ..... ..... .,.,,
W Cambria county, on Sahtr-.l.-y. th,- 2Uh
t.n, of Marrh, Eighteen Mules and their
Il irn.4. four Wagons, two Sleds, one
Buggy, one Buck Wagon, one Sitigh, two
Sets Buggy Harness, a considerable amount
of Pine. Lumber, one 20-horse Portable
Stearn Engine and Circular Saw-mill, to
gether with a variety of other articles too
tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock on t!-e
-
nhnve mentioned day. when terms. will
be mnde known.
M. M. ADAMS.
March 1, 18G'i.4t.
LLOYD 8l CO,,
B A N K E R S ,
Kbenahiirf, Cambria County, Feniisijlvonia.
pOLD. SILVER, GOVERNMENT BONDS
y and other securities bought and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits. Collec
tions made on all accessible points in the
United States, and a General B inking
business transacted. ("March 1, ISoo.tf.
fURE LIBERTY WHITE LEA D. Will
do more and better work at a given C-ist,
than any other ! Trv it ! Manufactured onlv
by ZIEGLEll & SMITH, "
Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers,
No. 137 North THIKD Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Feb. 8, lFCS.ly.
or
j IJAiWljOxtd i.;?UOi
he m.dcr.-.ig.;d bavin-c i!;rc!.a.-e .1 an '
I taken p;ise.-to:s of tlci Lhe;ire.;rg
t . .. . , ,
M-' ( lorineiy ,:U ..ed oy IlC U rV f o.,t C 1 . ,
wd; be happy to receive and a:" ommod
ie his old custr.r.vrc, a iid ail :i!-.c-rs wh-
may be 1 i -p . -e l to patrol::'" him. Tho
Proprietor feels assured from the spaciou.i
HOUSE, STABLE fc otiier fadliftes tin,
he can orJ.r at least as good !i.:c.jiirao
datiens as cs.n be had at any other in the
place. lie is in p: ..-ses.-L.--r: of a larg-j supply
of the cholsf.-t l'.ou- rs with which his bar
wii! be f :rr:ishe :; his table wi'l be fa rn
ul.ed with ail ti. 1 usuries cf the season, and
j he intends by ids hospitality ana care, to
I i.e. rit the i. itriLig-? of ail t whj st-p
! i -
I? A AC Gil AW FORD.
j KAfltJESS ! AKD SADDLERY-
' The undersigned keeps coi.sta::t ' v oc
1 h-ar.d and isliii mana;ac:uring ail articles'
in i.;s i;ne sticJ; r.?,
j rlXE SIXGLE cc hoUi'.!.!-: HARNESS
1 Di'Mr i fL".flr-s-SS,
BLIND BRIDLES. Rll!NJ DlilDLES.
CHECK LINES, HALTEbS, WHIPS
JiJ?J('IIi:Ar;L-S
i
;' ; JCC, SC.,
j which he will diso.se of at
C!-h.
i nn- v. o r. is an w'arranree:. nr. r-eir.? ei-
1 -
: perienced, he puts the bst of leather in his
! work. Tbankfn! for past f.ivoro, he ho',
S66 36 J by attention to business toriirit a onusc
j ance c f the patronage heretofore so libcril-
i ly extended to him.
5b3 70! Shop above the sf.re of Robert Davi;.
"7 '' Persons wishing good and substantial Har
20 06 ' Ues3 can be accommodated by.
IICGHM'COY.
; Ehcr.sburg Dec, 11, 1832-tf.
EBEH3BURG, PA.
JuHX A.LLA1B. I'T'ip-riet-.-r.
THEPBC.P.iilHTOR will pren-, pains
to i -trader this II tel, worthy of a continua
tion ol the liberal sii&.e of pnblic. patron -ago
has heretofore reoeived. His tabhi
will a! ways be furnished with the best the
market. a;'f.-iL-; Lis bar with the re-it of
iiqiters,
li.s .-table i- large, and will he attended,
by aii attentive and ol-hging ho.-i'.i.
Ebeiibuig Apr. 17 1?C1.
T.TsiT Tt 5 ill ftv- r:r"ie
: m Hi) ml uaP tfm.
It. W. B.1HXHISBL,
j TJAS just returned from the east, where hi
j ii has purchased the largp;t and best assert-
! ' HATS A1TB CAPS
ever brought to Johnstown,
ret, her with
i ;m exceilunt ussnrtment of gentlemen's furn
ishing goods. Also a rme quality of gentle
j men'.s
j SHOES AMD GAITERS.
His .-took consists in pa: t of Drawer;, Shirts ,
i Colhirs. Handkerchiefs, Xecti-.-s. Siisijouder.-.
I Steekings. Gloves, Umbrellas, Ladies Hats,
j Hoods. Leghorn Hats, Hits for children and
; youth, together with all s,- i ts of goods usu
I al'y kept -a a:1 establishment c-f this kind.
! ibs go. ds are all row. Call an i exun.im
his stock. Dc-n't f .rge-t the j la;e, on Main
st; tnr-e i. -.-;;; c :;t oi Fi'.'.i.e; "- Drug
STEAM TO.AXD FPO.M THE
'OLD COUNTRY.'
ifiiii: I-AORiill. E1UTCLAS
Civile-
,,IV j j built Iron Siean.eriJ, of the A:i--hor Line
. ti.e irans-Atunt'.c Sieaui PacKet S:,:i-..,
IHBEiLNIA, CALEDONIA,
BKIl'ANIA, CidLUMPIA.
CAMIIiHA. IXD1A.
sail r-giil oly to and from Xew York.
Rites i f passage as Iu;v as bv any t-iher'
i llrst-c!as line.
! SVs;
1 On very adv.i:.
1 Line era lit thr- u
tage. us terms, the Anchor
:h Echols t -n 1 fr -m all
I'tl-e Stations hi the Irish and English Pail
I ways and principal cities of. the United
i States, and ah; j for war-l p.is-e; gers ;lt vc-ry
J low rates to and fn m France, (Krnnny Vc.
As tids C- n. any tl- es not. emph-v ruim
! ers, those wlm v i.-li j n-sieo tickets, or
j certificates of pa-sage 'oi-.-nd for their frie tula
j
I j
v.i.i pease nop v at anv ii t.'.t- Lomnaa
tnreg.e.nt tti- N::ues, or at tno
head c ihce in ew orK P. . p. r
I RAXCI. , MACDON ALD o: CO.,
ti Bowling Green.
KERR & CO.. Agents.
100 M.iin Street. Altoona, P.i.
I'ebru.irv 1. lSG6.2m.
( fc iTIlP T- I Tin , s, ,,
!;F '" iJii't taat too
J- partncislnp ! eretotoro existing between
E J Mills Cv V S P.irker, tnol ng under the
name of E J Mills A: (J, has len this dav
liss-)lved by mutual consent, E J Mills.
Esq, retiring. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the said firm are requested
to make payment.
E J MILLS L CO.
February 17, 18G0.
X? The undersigned will continuo tho
mercantile business at the old. stand of E J
Mills ct Co, and respectfully requests a.
continuance of the patronage of the lato
firm. E J Mills will continue'o have charge
of the business and make settlements.
V. S. BARKER.
March 1, 1 So C.St-.
PARTIES INDEBTED to the undersigned
1 f or coats, as Frothonotary cf Cambria Co.,
will please make payment immediately.
JOSEPH M'DOXALD.
jAr.'-ary II, 1866.-tf.
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