The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-03-08

thai we subjoin it. 1t is copied from the
New Hampshire Patriot!
"Felzoso mortals, be carsfuli-Be careful this
year of fire have noticed from my tenth
to my seventieth year, that when August
comes in on the Lords day, great property is
consumed by fire. LEVI HADLoCK."
The E5ensburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Norfolk and New York markets are
given. In Ebenshurg, -four sold at So 90
per barrel wheat, 81 so per bushel; corn;
S1.W; potatoes, so cents butter, 16
cents eggs, II cents; whisky, new, IS
cents per gallon.
Besides attempting the publication of a
newspaper, Foley appears to have been
engaged at the same time in eDdeavoring
to turn en- honest penny by keeping a sort
of literary and news depot. In the ad-
vertising columns, we find that he gives
forth that he has for sale at his Office, ''on
the most reasonable terms, for cash or
country produce" school and prayer
books, miscellaneous works, stationery,
blanks of all kinds, &C., &c.. that he is
agent for the sale in and near E5ensburg
of "The Life of our Blessed Saviour Jesus
Christ" and f'The Lives, Acts and Deaths
of the Holy Evangelists and Apostles" !"
both works written by j. Taylor, D. d. /;
that he IS agent for the sale oe can APP
peal to the Protestant Public, Gust pub
liahed,) by Demetrius A. Gallitzin - aud
that he is agent to obtain subscriptions to
a proposed publication to be called "The
Pocket Companion, or Every Man His
Own Lawyer" To enable him to devote
fair share of time 70 this branch of his
business, doubtless, he sends greeting to
all printers, proclaiming that he wants
Immediately one compositor, acquainted
with book work and able to work at press,
to whom will be given employment for
twelve months, at "Phii&delphia prices" !"
Among the advertisements is one re-
questing the citizens of Cambria county to
meet at the house of Samuel M'Anuity,
In Ebensburg, OF Thursday evening, June
10th, for the purpose of nominating can
didates for the next general election
James Mageehan, of Allegheny tp., sets
forth in card 10 the "free and indepen-
dent electors of Cambria county" that he
is a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff.
The list of causes for June term of the
Common Pleas of Cambria county, 1919,
is published it is signed by j. G. Ma
guire, who was the second Prothonotary
elected iu Cambria county. The Sherif's
sales for the same session of Court are
given John Murray, Sheriff. Peter
Keller, Jr., requests the person who bor-
rowed his saddle aoithoM Ie0ce to return it
forthwith. The cards of Drs. Strickland
and Steel appear. j. E. Walker, watch
maker, silversmith and jeweler, and Eze-
kiel Davis, shoemaker, inform the public
tha: :hey have commenced business, each
III his own line, in Ebensburg. A meet
ing Of the directors of the "Cambrian
Bible and Tract Society" is called for 9
O'CLOCK Monday morning, 7th June. Jas.
Kean has opened out spinning wheel
manufactory On the turnpike road between
Ebensburg and Munster. James Meloy,
of Munster, complains that his store was
broken open on tie night of the 9th Feb
ruary, and robbed of 1886 in money and
$500 in bonds, notes, &c. he offers a re-
ri of2 f1rf
of the thief. Besides these advertise
ments, there appear several turnpike no
tices, estray notices, legal notices, land
sales, stage line advertisements, patent
medicine advertisements, &C., &c.
BUsER AND HoUsER-The application
of Buser and Houser to the Supreme
Court for new trial, on writ of error,
has been refused, as will be seen by the
following "opinion" of Chief Justice
Woodward
John d. Houser and Daniel Buser VS.. the
Commonwealth. Error to Oyer and Terminer
of Cambria county. Opinion of Woodward,
c. J.
Polly Paul, an elderly maiden lady, who
was reputed to possess money, and Cassie
Munday, a young girl who lived with her,
were cruelty murdered on the evening of 7th
of June, 1865, in Summerhill township, Cam
bria county. The Plaintiffs in error were de-
PENDANTS below in an Indictment which charged
only the murder of Miss Polly Paul and after
a full and careful trial, were both convicted
of murder in the first degree.
Tho first and ninth assignments of error
of the admission of John Buck and