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,bria Freeman
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AND PERSONAL.
i,.,n and Steel Woiks at
of Curie UnverziglH, in
lire , . i i . ,
!t.anl theui-.uey drawer
It"'" A.llars.
n 'with a broken arm in a slit.g
ri ,,l)'";'k J"""'town a f-"w
',,1 ukeotothe leikup by a p-
: Slt-ha.l 'f'h-'u,y l)ei4r,! th'lt
" uere g'"' orokeo ar,ns
V " !n sent us the Joy-geral
blicati"". will l't us kimw just
.. ,K n.ines in." we shall be
l 5 . ... ...l...t li-r uni'h kluf! is
top-Re "
e fice it would -cupy a -ur
, StOI
I-Jili
re twen'y seven young ladies in
. ..i,.. .meet to change their
i 'Kali ' .
J number iu this neck of
lll.l
t , ,i,e i, resell t year.
. .. :. - :..
JluK to i"e same tiling iu
, T ft t ,
.lircorrfspori'ieru i . no-
V'kwill ""t blame us fur aain
ha. e wm certainty maKe
' (jr,r n en.bcr f the beard of
' .. Mr P. T" r.var. f
! " . r x . I I
P an.' in tui.t. He nmile a o-in-;..;-ul
Mini t-neigetic Auditor, and
J higher Ii-i.'ts.
brieve i, j ui.iit.inu i uiuuer-
tU Us-t l it.e Iratt-rmiy . so
'Vi'in. h" bf-n swinilled by
. i . u i..i : :
Triina B' lliiimianK, oijnor ituuiu ,
r.i ciiitity jii! htitoiieiy. Who's
.leather clerk has m;idc several nt
.i.iijipy mother earth with a coat
, within the last few day, bat the
,i,ne f;ir been little more tliuii
s n,c Vifhiiig whs indulged i on
Tui'n'.iiy. hut it wa;i rather
is-et.t.
.h cfi nr space is iVvoted this week
:i:itatii'n f the "K.-iV its ami Kx-
u: M .., ;!
-r will find worthy if examination.
nlv if mention that, the Auditor
r 0iK IMS year wiun'is me aiu oi
ttur Having tevi ral dullrs.
t i': ii'sn.-ns are n.t always the
! v. hut we hnve f uiul no re-
.-: :' c..-1") j'i'i "Ur min i in regard
i.' tiir tf. ur ht'iiht lev ns at
r ir iVe-1 si-.re . f K. j' Mills,
-i-re t:iii better aiticle has not
; - niannt.icturoii ami sold at so
riv. Try the (Vair that M.lls sells,
i.inrs. if vou ant to t:et the btst
r ai.d Mi wtr manufactured, call at
'i Hardware and Hutn-e-Fiirnliiiig
Kletishu'". aud see the renowned
," cr send for the new t.r.mnhlet of
rq rnveiiients for 1870. sent free to
ii'-s. Also the le-t llav Ukes ami
iks that have yet been olk-red to the
.poi'kpt hiw.k C'lnlir.ing $ j0 in reen-
am: a cheek Ur y.)a. t.esi.Jes oiler
i. was taken from the coat cket i.f
) W. Wai'e1, ( f !'iii!ij)sl nrg, a few
v.). while that gentleman wns engagi
i store, he having j-reviously taken
.(. it. the jii iket-hook, check and
Efieriv;ir.ls returiied, but the
..'!! missiiiff.
'.f,,;ret Campbell has been acq'ihted
Bar county court ol the crime of m
but has been found jruiitv of c n-
iik'.kath of her bastar.J child. Ar-
'J.e, charged viiili fuinishiii"
nes to privure an ahtrtion on Miss
,1. las a'j.) been ari lit teJ, Marga
Vimory r.n that oint having bceu
ii ce.1 by ti-.-e reliable witnes-es.
Ai!h.t!2h Sli.h. Fly !" is said to be a
i" Unr ri.ru in i.ther localities it b-s
h' Uen infoiluce.j in Eoensburt; Many
F thirw. however, ran 1, ,..or.l in
atn..ns which the .ft repeated asser
that A. G. Fiv s-l!s- m,.r r.,.,,.io r..
j j .-. -. F,ww..r ' 'I l-rs
M tm any .,t.i)t;r dealer in this baili-
mav 1 ret d..n ,ie ,f the best f
''in C'. and iv i.,.t oc , 1
iteyUmbt LWaH intimates t.rettv
J ".at t.e Ur nf the b.ihy recently
r-n therf,.ir s,ers of a Mr. MilleiV
nc in Huntim-d,,,, u,rt.;n n.
'"'man ernploe-d in the State I)e-
rrbbursr. and that ll.n mnlknr
:ereci11''1 in J ears who resides in the
. . I
rtixiirer worihv member r.f tK
! molality , aj Come to jlJg
f ifr. T k P....... .ft . . .
lne pnotnorBt hie ar-
picture gallery fitted up in
u. u,n,f lmii(lin2 ,j-Kfi Mrett ,iut
.U?k",i",rei':,red ,0 t'X'cnta the
. l ' . at hl ro"ms on .lulian btreet,
;a tnr.iw ,:i tl viMt him who wish
'"f ever Li. . : r. . .
!.. i veii in vanioria coun-
" "ice lot ot h
'Tt!V.,.
I-it
D.tu
handsome picture frames
rp. Wed refusal of certain
Kg u
VOUPg
avtuuo il..,.u l,i;, i ,
, , , ' " 'inwii mun-B lliqnc
avs i "('lr rirfcs" C'kkIh from II.
. , ' ' K"! "!ar Ward merchant.
iv... ' , out it
ne Indie
Wi'lih
merchant.
is nevertheless
manifest c0"!
If the ground hog w.8 fat enouU ti
cast a shadow, nnd not too blind to see it.
heWid plenty of ojportuidie8 for doing 8
yesterday. iSix weeks of hard winter wiil
f.illow as a matter of couise, ami during
that time every article of winter goods at
the great cheap cash More of V. S. P.aiker
should find a purchaser, because Vallie is
sidling at wonderfully low prices and telling
the best kind of goods.
A woman named Elizabeth Adams was
burned to death in Pittsburg. oi Sat unlay
uigbt last, by setting fire to her clothes
while in a miserably drunken condition.
Frank Savior, of Johnstowu. at the immi
nent danger 'A being Ktnuthered to death bv
tlie smoke, rushed into the building and suc
ceeded in dragging out the woman's hus
band (who was alt-o ititi.xicatet;) twice in
succession; and he and either part. es brought
ut the dead body of Mrs Adams beljre it
had beeu etitirely cinsuniei.
Some people are m re content without
a first class sensation, arid Juhnstown has a
goodly number of such people among its fif
teen or hixteen thousand inhabitants. The
hist attempt to produce a sensation comes in
the shape of a petition to the Legislature
ar-kin for an rxtensin of jurisdi tion fr
the Uistiict durt at Johnstowp. and also a
protest, if we are rightly informed, against
the erection t-f the new county prison already
commenced in this place. We shall see
what we shall see before many days.
tut ' ;rt: 1 Fave money by dealing
- u M n ,,,rekeerer' nnii c,ever
.;';' . Divis. as he cannot be un-
'fi" Cer bUrPa8StJ a the quality
: that vv. T 1 " K tow ns seem to
-i- rll,lr h" be best checker
therr,,.. . 1 l,roF'e a contest U
Will Comk Off. The Fair in aid of the
splendid new Catholic, church in this place
will open without fail on he first day of
March (Jourt, and continue for two weeks.
Persons have been appointed by the llev.
pastor to take charge of the several tables,
and have already entered into the work of
securing articles for them with their usual
zeal and commendable energy. Many val
uable piizes are up for chances, and no
doubt many more will be donated. Success
will certainly crown the praiseworthy, effort,
as a generous and cat nest support w ill most
issuredly be extended to the enterprise.
We shall piesent the full programme of the
Fair uext week.
renrArtf f n pi f n n j
TO THE WOKKIXG CLASS. We are
now prepared to furnish ell classes with stead v
emnlovment at home, the wbo'eof th time or
for spare momenta. 15u-inea new, li lit and
profUahle. P rsons of eiiher pex easily earn
Ironi SAk: in per evemni;. Hoys ami pir!
ear i nearly. as mi.cli a men. That all who see
tliis notice mav send tli-ir address, and 'est tbe
business we make this imp trailed offer; To s-ich
as are not well sati-fied, we will send $.1 t pay
(r the trouole ol wrinng 1-u'l particulars, a
valuable sample, winch will dot.) commence
work on. and a copv ol The Pkopi.k's I itvb-
a r y Companion one of the largest and best
family newspapers published all sent free by
m iil. Reader, if on want perm-wient. profit
able work, address E. C. ALLEN & CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
CAMBRIA COUNT-S:,
From tlio SOtlx Eny of Janitviry . JV. X. I860, to the 28tH Day of
January, A.. T. 180.
Cr. JOHN COX, Treasurer of Cambria County,
1SG0.
Cr.
To amount in Treasurer's ham's
at last fettlement $
To amount ot Cnutttv Tax received
from Collectors for lbG9 and for
previous year "
To amount sf Poor Tax. do do.ilo.
Relief " lhf5 do.
" Military IhG'J do.
" " CoupivTax on Seated
and Unseated Lands
To imouiii of Poor Tax do do do.
" It ad do.fr do.
School dodo.do.
" " Itorough do do.do.
" " Bounty " dndo.do.
" " Redemption of Lands
" " received from the fol
lowing mi-re' la neous sources:
From B M'Dertnitt, late 'I teas'r.
F. P. Tieinev , late Commis
sioners' Council . . .
.Tas. Gallagher. Taxes exon'd
" Geo. M. Keade, for 1,4 yds
of Matting
" Peter M Dermott in Com'ih
v. Barrett
Jacob Wert 7., Taxes exoner'd
Sam'l He-ry, 11 yds Mai'ng
Wm II. iSeeh'.er in Com vs.
John Pi ineie.
TO CO.SL.11ITIVES.
The AnvFTisE, having been restored to
health in a lew weeks by a very simple remedy,
af:er having suflend several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease. Con
sumption, is anxious to make known to his fel
low sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send a cory of
he prescription used (free of rh-.rge). with the
directions for preparing and ning ibe smie,
w liicti they will find a srr.r.cint for Cosl mp
tiox, Asthma, Brunch it. a, Ac. The object
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted and spread information
which he c inceives to tie invaluable ; and he
hones every sufferer will try bis remedv, as it
will coat 'hem nothing and m-? prove a blessing.
Parties wi-hing the prescription will please
ad Ires Rev ELV KD A . WILSON
inyi!U.-ly. Williamsburg, Kings Co., N Y.
G
ROVER ifc BAKER'S
FIKST PKr.MItJM
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
V
H. Seehler in Com. vs.
Mary J ane Slick
Same in Com v Barnett. .
Stmein Com. vs Barnett .
S me in Com va M'Enrue.
Klias Crissman, Tax's exon'd
Jos Gantner. Ttxes exon'd
Jerome Dawson ' '
R B.Gaiebv.Com.V9.Barnett
11. J Robert's, " llornick
J. F. Barnes. cots, jury fees,
E. iba Plummer. in Com'ih
vs. James Fowler. . . .
F. Tiernev. in Nos. 5 and 14
March Sessions. lb'l9..
Proth'y Mite, costs, jury fees,
Joseph Bardine, in Common
wealth vs. Haitzell . .
J no. Keating, in No 14 June
Sessions, '08
J llornick. Coin, vs llornick
Jos. Hogue, Taxes exoner'd
Jno Kinnev. Coin, vs Kinney
Elizabeth lieisbnerger. Tax
es ex-iiiorated. . . ...
John A Bl-'ir costs in Com
monwealth cases
John A. Binir.ji.ry fee and
fiaa in Diirict Court .
Am'nt Exoneiations allowed
Collectors on County Tax.
Am'nt Commission do. do.
Am'nt Exon's do. Poor Tax
Am'nt Commis-ions do. do.
Am'nt. Exon's do Milii'ydo.
Am 'at Comtnidsioud do. do.
43
S3. 7 52 44
14,273 75
13 49
e:5 37
10-2 43
77 t-8
21!) 10
2 25
5i
330 1)4
787 CI
12 nn
5 21
1 G5
2f CO.
2t0
12 3il
5G
10 51
5 till
3d tU)
in ii5
13 5!l
75
75
20 00
( 2 do
4 2 48
70,0!
14 00
13U 73
50 CO
37 00
27 22
1 25
4J 5U
2 15
30 00
51 CO
1 513 40
UD4 53
l.ulM 45
379 24
241 00
08 17
Total
.. $51,320 54
By amount paid Assessors 8
Ity anioaii' paid Assesm'tit Books
and Jiiil Bonds
By amount paid Auditors, County
and State
By amount paid Bounty
By iiDiou-it paid Borough
Hy amount paid Biidges
By amount paid Commissioners
John Campbell, bal.
forlr-Gti 7 $7U0 00
John A. Kennedy,
bal. fur IcH 9 P55 00
M. M Numara.do.do. 795 00
Jno. Feiguon. do do. 828 CO
James E. Neason ... hil tlU
By iib'ount paid Commis'rs Clerk
By amount ' aid Cocim'rs Counsel
Bv amount paid Constables
By amount Daid Couit Ciir....
By amount paid Court Hofise. . . .
By amount paid Criminal Prose'ns
Hy amount paid District Court
By amount p lid Elections
By amount paid Fox Scalps
By amount paid Fuel
Hy amount paid It quisltions
By nmour.t paid Janitor
Hy amount (aid Jail and Jailor . .
By amrunl paid Jurors (Traverse)
By amount paid Jurors (Tales)....
Bv amount paid Jurors (Grand)...
By amount paid Jury Conimisa'rs
and Clerk. . . .
By amount paid Military
By amount paid Miscellaneous
By amount paid New Prion
By amount paid Phr.no'e Reporter
By amount p-itil Postage
By amount paid Poor House- ....
By amount paid P II. Directors...
By amount paid Printing
By amount paid Probates
By amount paid Proth'y and Clerk
Quarter 5essions
By amount paid Redem'n of Lands
Bv amount paid efumling Ordcri
Hy iimotintpaid Rosd Damages .
By amount paid Ho.id and Bridge
Views.
By amount paid Records. Proth'ya
and Rec.rder'i. Ollices
By amount paid Registry
Hy amount punl aiaiionery . . .
By amount paid State Debt Dfi
ciency
B amount paid .Sheiiff...
It.- iimount paid School Treasurers
Bv amount paid Sui'ei vi-ors ...
liy amount paid Te icheis' Insti'te
It v amount paid 'I ipstates ....
Ity amount p ud Western Tenu'ry
Bv amount paid Wild Cat Scalps.
By Commissions to Collectors on
County, Poor and Military. .
tty Exonerations to Collectors on
Co. .Poor and Military Taxes
By Commission on 45,358.30, at
3U per cent
By bulauce in Treasurer's bands. .
Total
741 50
181 00
270 tit)
35 34
10 70
15J go
REUKIITS AND EXPKXDITUltKS
of the District Court of t'amhria Coun
ty, from tbe 5th day of July, 1869, to the 25th
day of January, 1870, inclusive:
JOHN A. BLAIR, Sheriff, and Treasurer
or saiu Court,
ISCft. DR.
To amount received frooi John Cox,
Treasurer of Cambria County,.... $2,300 00
To amount received from Fines and
Jury Fees in District Court, 6100
To amount received from Commou-
weilth vs. Bostard 5 00
$2,35t 00
213 8
By balance in favor of Sheriff,..
Total $2,569 CS
3 25 0
535 00
210 00
327 70
120 00
337 59
2.K58 53
2.300 30
1,314 3
191 3i
253 45
477 r7
215 1)0
1,114 41
2,732 4')
20 bO
72U 00
99 35
731 13
204 9i
075 10
190 00
1 0 93
14,000 00
300 00
404 75
K2 15
843 27
213 94
97 ?4
790 00
241 50
113 26
755 58
30 25
243 tin
113 35
3.34- 98
l,9r3 7 i
25 5d
1-5 O'l
fiir2 50
1 8 05
1,441 94
2,778 94
1.57 54
159 70
ti
it
JSG9. CR.
By amount paid Traverse Jurors,...
" 44 44 Talisiuen,
44 44 44 Grand Jurors
Criminal Pros'ns,-
Constaldes,
Court Crier,
Tips'aves,
Prothonotary........
Printing,-
Board'g Prisoner,
Election, -
Jury Com'rs Clerk
Roads and New Vp,
Furniture, Records,
Seals and Organization of Court,
By amount paid J. A. Blair, Sh ff,
44 44 of Fines and Jury Fees
paid to County Treasnrer,
Bj commission on $2,519.30,.
41
it
$643 lb
13 50
241 34
090 33
105 ...
26 ...
10 50
1G8 79
11 ...
20 40
19 40
17 50
88 ...
277 14
136 15
51
50
Total,.
$269 68
$31,320 04
Rfckived.' Ehrnxbiirg. January 21. 1870. of John CoX. lale Treasurer. One Hundred
and Fifty Nine Dollars and t treaty Six Cents ($159.70), being in full f ammint in his
hands, as jer Auditors' settlement. WM. LINK) S. T) easurer.
AMOUNT DUE
COUNTY.
R
FR'M JUDGMENTS.
1 No. 111. March
Barnett T'rm, '05 E.D.
! Bal. of Debt. . $4 50
Inter'st to J an.
I 20. 1670. una
) Conts 9 C2 $13 92
1 Debt 07.00
J Iut. from Dec.
f 13. lr-09. and
j Costs 7.7 74 97
Magdalena Trinkley. Debt and Costs.. 71 4!)
Theo
and
B. Gageby
CAMBRIA
WI-CKl.LANKOrs.
1. P. linton, lale SheritT.
I. McDermitt, late Treasurer. .
Liab litie., 138l 93
Wi, tbe undersigned Auditors of Cambria
County, do respectfully report that we have
examined the accounts and vouchers of Re
ceipts and Expenditures of the District Court
of Cambria County, from the 5th day of July,
18C9, to the 25th day of Janua y, U70, inclu
sive, and find them to be correct, as is aloO the
foregoing Statement of the Liabilities of said
Cou tt.
Witness ocr hands, at Johnstown, this
25th day of Januarv. A D. 1870.
E D. EVaNS, )
JAMES NULL, Auditors.
ANTll- NY ANNA. J
We (tbe Auditors above named) do respect
fully ask that a change be made in the man
ner of disbursing tne fund;? in tbe District
Cooit, as the present condition of the same
is such as to rend, r it almost impossible to
audit the accounts of said Court. We would
recommend that the sjstem ot granting or
ders be adopted the order3 to be granted by
the Commissioners and paid by the Sheriff.
GEORGE W. OAT MAN, Treasurer,
In accouut with
THE DIRECTORS OF THE POOR & HOUSE
OF EMPLOYMENT OF CAMBRIA CO.
DR.
Jan. 22. To County Orders on hand
at last settlement, $1,000
To orders issued for the year lS69,ie,000 00
To fines reed, from I. Rutledge in
Com. vs. ,
To fines reed, from Simuel Craig in
Com. vs. J. T Storm,
To fines reed, from same in Com.
vs. P. Clonar:,
25 00
1 3-i
John Kinney
Total $13.1 39
$ 19 F3
479 4f
Total $419 31
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495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
T30 Clietuut St., I'lilludelplila.
V r - .
JaAa-r.; ve yet
e tk." "'wever. alJt
. 01 U. A
our town
it liberal merchants in tb
Urt i I "' noemaker & Co., who
aT but "",rrsut!causeir.ey never
i ,fv 'e v-'y lowest prices f. r the
," oiu always keep a superb
- "'-et articles to be had in the
T
'"t Tribune has lone a
'ing the services of Mr.
iu (.. - ri-.iu uira. eititor. rew
A "ii M,C'J"",y are posted than
t f,r "-'""alters or better able to ac
ts i. . " ''ilth hat is in them. Mr.
r7 a!u "(,-C't fur the Chatnbersburg
earsjn ,r,'ci,i". whoe advertisement
ti esf.k.- 7 rreman to-ilav
Cctlvk. T ' and ,s represented in
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both thieads directly from the spools.
No fastening of seams by hand and no wate
of tnread.
Wide range of application without change of
adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and firmness
after washing and ironing.
Beside doing all kinds of work done by other
Sewing Machines. the:-e Machines execute the
most beautiful aud permanent Embroidery ar.d
ornamental work.
1864.
1865.
W18C8.
1803
Tun II to h est PaMitMs at all the fairs and
exhibitions of the United Sfares and Europe,
hive been awarded the (i ROVER A. BAKER
SEWING MACHINES, and tbe wom Hour.
bv tiium, wherivi-r exhibited iu competition.
The VF.tr hichet raizE. THE CROSS OF
THE LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred
on the representative ol the G ROVER Ac BA
KER SEWING M ACHINES, at the Exposi
tor Universelle, Paris, lt-07, thus attesting
their great supei iority over all other Sewing
Machines. For sale hv C. T. Robiris.
Ebensburg. June 3, 1809 -ly.
GILLIX STRALl'.r In Scott county,
Iowa, on Tuesday January 18th. lyUev.
.Jacob Walters, Mr. Samuel B Oillin and
Miss Annie Straly, all of said couuty.
Mr. Gi'.lin has been an advance-paying
subscriirer to the Fieentan ever tunce it was
established, and now that he has entered the
grand army of haj py lemdicts we deem it
a pleasant duty t wish him and his young
bride au abundance of trtt happiness, and
hope that peac. prosperity aud pleuty .will
ever be with them.
OUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE FROM COLLECTORS
Foil TIII3 1E1R AXU rttWlOUS Y 12.4 ICS.
Pour. State. Military. Relief.
Wm. M Dermitt, Washington Twp.,
Henry Lloyd. Susquehanna Twp..
Fiancis Oooper, Cnest Springa Bur.,
Joseph Gantner, Carroll Twp.,
George W. Ottinan. Ebensburg B-r.,
Wm. Flattery. Johnstown Boiollgh,
George Hlder. L iretto Borough.
John Ciske, Allegheny Township,
J.Jin B Boss. Bhicklick Township,
Morris W. Jonev. Cambria Township,
A. J- Stoltz. Carroiltowu Borough,
Thomas MiKeman, Cambiia Bor..
Ileury Byrne. Cirroll Township,
Anselm Weakland. Chest Township,
Francis Cooper, Chest Springs Bor.,
J..ho Durbin, Clearfield Township,
E. Glass. Kbensburg Borough,
Benj K"st. East C.neinaugh Bor..
John Uorabaugh. Cny!e Township,
F. J. Pairish. GallitKin Township,
William Gillin, Jackson Township,
-I hn Flanagan, Johnstown Borough,
George Elder, Loretto Borough.
Patrick It idgers. Millville Borough,
Joseph Noel. Minister Township.
Michael M'Gee. Prospect Borough,
Moses Kring, Richland Township,
David Shaffer. Summorhill Twp.,
John Bearer, Suquehanna Twp..
J din S. Snyder. Taylor Township.
Michael Brawley. Washington Twp.,
Samuel Aikens. White Township,
George Wenderoth. Wilniore Bor.,
Elias Crissnian, Yoder Township,
C.
s
Tax.
3 &9
325 53
404 47
141 74
455 06
80 05
275 41
475 07
' 251 37
107 53
585 17
190 58
83 71
197 77
337 77
1.054 29
110 23
21 92
15 17
400 t:8
271 23
318 80
119 09
331 96
332 14
96 89
25 06
33 74
229 10
21 46
92
380 88
145 C7
321 02
07 99
205 5 1
375 87
107 59
71 01
414 31
378 74
49 43
98 50
158 40
227 10
959 35
77 74
11 50
20 04
27 88
347 76
185 71
224 49
105 50
279 97
244 12
93 07
38 07
63
35
30 82
59 3
20 68
12 00
9 00
8 50
18 72 8 50
19 50 1 76
43 93 89 50
176 28
00 34
15 69
32 55
21 50
2 50
5 00
Totals $7,150 11 0,014 31 477 85 109 23
38 0.
c
It Is a first
reconL. y.a nr,,t class gen'ltman whom
trs. Da to the patrouage of all our
hMr. p...-,
cmtnl McEvy. the well known
action 1 1 .u ,. ,,c "-"lanning
d J 1 ' 'he R. II.. which isre-
te kind .l fine,it l'iw of work
t e l nit?d States, died at his
- weVk H,ltr' " T,leKly orn
... '" about C5 years. Mr.
bQt a lar,,! and leavea rjo farm.
eitat.e,e.c.irc,e' Mends and relative..
PSoWi I f U VH,Ued at 300.000. has
ntZ.C..y He was
or bl- Mry6 Catholic cborcb.
ACTION. TO WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN! All persons are hereby
cautioned against purchasing or in any way in
terfering with the following de-cribeJ rropertv,
recently owned by Henry Luther, as I bought
and paid for said articles with my own money
on the 14th of January. 1870, to wit : 1 dark
red Cow. 1 light red Cow, 1 Spring Colt, 5
head of Sheep, 1 vearling Calf, 3 Beds and
Bedding, 1 Cook Stove. 1 Coal Stove, 1 Kitch.
an Cupboaid.l t able, 1 Doughtray. 10 Chairs
2 Rocking Chairs. 1 Bureau, a lot of Carpet
on the floor, and Hav and Oats Straw in the
barn. Mrs ANN LUTHER.
Carroll Twp , Feb. 3,' 1870. 3t
Splendid Farm for Sale.
rl 'I1E subsciiber offers lor sale on fair terms
J
and easv payments, that most desirable
aud valuable FARM recently occupied by him.
adjoining tbe Borough of Loretto, Cambria
county, and containing 14G ACRES 100
Acres of which are lu a good state of cultiva
tion and the b dance well timbered. There is
a comfortable HOUSE, good BARN and an
excellent ORCHARD on tbe .remise ; also,
an abundance of pure water. It is a desirab e
property, beautifully located, and is convenient
to town, schools, and a first rate market for
produce. '1 Ule iudiaoutable
drte A. WALTERS.
Feb. 3.-2m Carrolltown, Cctobria Co., Pa. jao & ft.
Liabilities and Assets of the County.
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding Orders iu favor of
Poor H .use. $ 3.000 00
Individuals. 285 94
Amount due District Cou't. 1,131 65
44 R .ads aud Schools, 458 38
44 Sheriff. J0 36
Balance in favor of Crunty. 8.820 88
Total, ....
AMOUNT of Uoad, School, IJorough
anil B -unty Taxi's due the several Dis
tricts on Seated and Unseated Lands :
Road. SchM. Bor.
$ 8 45
22 98
$14 .003 ll
ASSETS.
Amount due from Judgments, $ 130 S9
44 Collectors. 13.273 65
" " " Miscellan's, 499 31
4 in Tieasurer's hands, 159 76
Total $14,063 11
Blacklick Twp.,
Chest Township,
Cn et nn ugh Tp ,
Conemauyb Bor.,
Gallitzin Twp.,
Jackson Tw p .
Prospect Boro.,
Munster Twp..
SnmmiThill Tp.,
Tayh r Twp..
Washington Tp.,
White Towuship,
60
1 05
4 00
8 20
32 70
20 05
08 22
45
1 00
3 53
18 00
3 00
2 79
13 32
10 31
23 49
54 34
B'ty
25 60
2 00
Gives undeb oub hands at Ebensburg. this 28A day of Jtnuary, A. D. 1870.
JOHN A. KENNEDY. )
MAURICE M'N AM AR A. Commissioners.
Attest T. J. Glass, Clerk. JAMES E. NEASON. )
We. the undersianed Auditors of Cambria County, rexp-cffulhi report that vt hare care
fully examined the accounts and vouchers of Receipts and jJxpenditures of the said Count'
Commissioners from the '20th day if January. 1809. to the 2th day of Jtnuary, 1870. aud
find them to be correct, as is also the foregoing Statement of the liabilities and Asits of
said County. Witness oub hands, at the Cotumtssio.iers' Office, this 28th day of Jauu
ary, A. D. 1870. E. D. EVANS. )
5'; JAMES NULL. -Auditors.
ANTHONY ANNA. J
CP,
3y amt. paid on indebted
ness prior to 18l:9.
By bal. last set, iu favor
of Treasurerf
BEEK Evan Griffith, 10
L :.wis Rodgers, 415
Ignatius Biter, 29
BEEF & BUTTER Jos.
Gut wait, 115
Lewis A. Craver, 43
BEEF & PORK Joseph
Ilogue, 63
Michael Cooper, 13'J
'BEANS James M'Dunn 15
BLACKSM1T1UXG Ben
jamin Williams, 87
William Jones, 35
BOOTS & SHOES John
D. Thomas, 109
CAHD1NG Jones & Yen-
ner, 6
COAL E. E. EvaDS, 4
Henry Slellers,
K. J. Humphreys, 181
John Ferguson, 4
D.nii.l Parkes, 1
CIDER Edward Griffith, 6
CLOTHING Jas. J. Mur
phy,
COFFINS John Bloch
D. W. Jones,
CONSTABLES A. B.Da
vis, J. C. Riffle,
John Tretts,
Pi. nick Mrkey,
E. James
N. Nagle,
Joseph Mardis,
P. J. M'Kenzie,
A. Parrish,
1'. Owens,
Martin Munday,
Jacob Nagl,
Jrotue Platt,
James Darby,
L. W. Shauk,
35
63
84
CO
43
23
41
1J
16
40
19
91
95
45
85
2D
44
CO
10
00
50
85
60
OC
75
15
15
00
15
95
95
70
48
25
25
15
00
oo
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33
CO
35
00
80
00
17,027 Ot
$3,490 17
67 78
455 83
158 42
A. A. Barker k Son, 122 13
MERCHANDISE Bush,
Bunn & Co ,
Geis & Foster,
R. R. Davis,
E. Roberts,
II. A. Shoemaker,
E. D. Evans & Co..
POSTi Shoemaker Bro.
T. W. Shoemaker,
PRINTING U. A. M'Pike,
James M. Swank,
J. T. Hutchinson,
Brady,
PLASTERING Moigan
Hughes,
RELIEF O. D. PAUPERS,
Jacob Weidman,
Barbara Bartram,
Charle? Helfrick,
Cyrns Hart,
Henry Walters,
James M. Singer,
W lliam M'Pherson,
Isaac Wissinger,
William Linton,
Lemmon & Murray,
Christian Sin der,
Michael Stephens,
Jse Jones,
E. R. Dunnegan,
John D. Thomas,
John Schriver,
Davis k Lewis,
Elizabeth Weaver,
William J. Kooutz
John Brady.
Joseph Shoemaker,
Casper Shaffer,
Susan Parker,
George W. EmpfielJ,
Elizabeth Myers,
Jennie Wilson,
Owen Sweeny,
Joseph Bojuhu,
Peter Malzie,
Bott & Criger,
John Frank,
James Eirly,
John Harris,
Joseph AlKvint,
John Blocb,
Thomas PI tt,
POTATOES- Jas. Kane,
Henry O'llairo,
Samuel Shotmaker,
Mrs. E. Shoemaker,
PORK Con. O'Neill,
T. W. Shoeuiak.r,
PROFESSIONAL SER.
Shoemaker & Oatman, 35 65
RELIEF O. D. P. 51. D. A.,
Dr. R. S. Ruun, 125 oo
Dr D. W. Eva,.s, 24 oo
Dr. Chestnutwood, 5o oo
REPAIRING M. Humph
reys, 27 75
Thomas D. Davis, 24 oo
Evan E. Evans, 24 oo
William Williams, 3 oo
S. Fry, 8 95
Morgan Hughes, 39 oo
F. A. Shoemaker, 6 oo
SADDLERY H. A. M'Coy, 5o 7o
SALARY B. M'Dertnitt, 25o oo
George W. Oalman, loo oo
SERV'TS Cecelia To.id, lo4 oo
Lavinia M'Dertnitt, lo4 oo
Rose M'Dertnitt, 93 5o
SOAP Isabelle O'Neill, lo oo
D. D. Price, 13 75
William D. Prico, lo oo
STUAvt v. u. rrice, :o oo
STOCK Isaac Bole, l4o oo
Dennis Br-iwley, Itio oo
T. W. Sb.oemsl.er, 33o oo
Mrs. E. Slioemi ki-r, 4o oo
STAMP UN BOND Oco.
W. Oatman, 1 oo
THRESHING MACHINE,
E. Glass, 1 12 oo
PAID PUILA. A. II., 3o K5
TREASURERS RECTI1.,
Ueorge W. Oatman, 75 oo
BAL. due from Iat5 Treas
urer, t close, 5o 72
314 13 j 169.
208
15
122
109
69
12
46
13
6 91
192
6
89
00
INSTATE of MICHAEL MU lilt AY,
A Dkc'd . Letters Testamentary to the es
tate of Michael Murray, late of Carroll town
ship, deceased, having bee;, granted to the un
dersigned by the Register of Cambria county,
notice is berehy given to all per, na indebted
to said estate thai pay ment must be made with
out delay, and those having claims against the
same will present them in proper shape for ad
Applv to or ad t justmeut.
ii A n. i muhiiAi, executrix.
JAS. C. MURRAY, Executor
INSTATE of JACOl? YOST, Dkc'd.
i Letters of Administr ition on the Es
tale of Jacob Yost, late of Carroll township,
dee'd. having been cranted to the undersigned
by the Register of Cambria county all pet sons
indented to said estate are requesttd to make
immediate payment, and those h iving claims
against the said estate will present them pro
perly authenticate! for settlement
JAMES YOST. I Adm.
AUUUSTINE YOST, J Aam rB
Carroll Twp., Jan. 6, 1870.-6t.
101
43
34
55
16
9
7
18
9
1
3
2
1
8
5
2
9
19
CO. ORDERS ON HAND 3.00J
CORN William Kittell, 10
Jamee Driskell, 6
DRUGS C. T. Frazer, 12
FURNITURE J. liloch, 107
FREIGHT P. R- R. Co., 116
FARMERS D. O'll irro, 129
T. W. Shomnaker, 64
Vincent G. Plait, 11a
Chnrles Kaue, 2o 00
John Kaue, 50 00
Peter Cooper, 31
Francis WestraillT, 35
FENCING Geo. & Scott
Williams, 87
F L O U R Shoemaker k
Beck, 729
GROCERIES J. kJ Kel-
ley, 114
Gillespie, Zeller a Co. 5'.l
M. L. Oatman, 195
R. 11. Tudor, 10
C. ONeill, 3
GRAIN Michael Driskell, 18
Enable k Grifiiths, 24
James Kaue, 50
T. W. Shoemakar, 181
Johu Davis, 20
GRAVE Owen M'Cabe, 2
HARDWARE Geo. Hunt
ley, 221
Thomas Williams, 69
Convery, Viuroe Co. 3i
HARNESS J. A. Blair, 16
HAY E. C. M Mullen, 105
Chatles Bradley, 00
INSURANCE J. E. Rob-
101 10
82 50
170 38
3,000 00
26
12
107
116
CO
33
01'
35
erts,
INTEREST E. Francis,
Charles .M'Coy,
James J. Kay lor,
Abel Lloy I,
Dennis brawley,
M. Driskell,
Lloyd k Co..
John Gets,
JUSTICE FEES Joseph
W. Pringle,
Willi im Flattery,
Irwin Butledge,
U. Kinkead,
James Condon,
Johu Sharbaugh,
LIME Abel Lloyd,
LUMBER Wm. D. Pryce
4 Son,
18
18
141
15
3
6
10
43
30
37
6
2
1
515
50
75
CO
99
75
63
18
85
45
75
25
00
50
00
00
11
90
00
oo
00
0d
00
60
00
42
00
60
40
71
13
60
45
50
00
60
50
60
443 05
87
729
00
93
834 83
233
2
50
03
323 01
16 00
165
13
CO
00
239 46
78
515
45
50
127 65
123 14
5
38 97
21! 61
6 3) 512 95
. 9 i 1
40 00 130 82
, 2 00
2 00
2 00 6 00
t j
6 00 6 c0
:o oo 20 oo
6 25
34 00
2 25
7 20
27 63
33 53
216 50
40 18
43 50
2 50
143 20
39 00
15 00
41 50
133 05
15 00
34 00
50 0J
3o oo
6 oo
51 15
17 oo
'12 oo
8 25
3 oo
17 oo
8 35
lo oo
42 oo
6 75
2 5o
lo oo
3 lo
13 oo
lo oo
6 oo 1,354 61
51 84
6o oo
115 oo
35 oo 254 S4
29 25
39 62 08 67
tt
tt
40
49
CR.
paid toll, $
Express eood?. 9
Traveling expenses to Som
erset county, 19 fW
Carro'ltown, 1 00
Johnstown, ti 50
Blair countv, 5 00
Len.nion Jt Murray, drug;,
Weaving,
it
ti
it
t.
t
ti
Postage and box rent,
Destitute travelers,
Henry Fojter. seed potatoes.
Seeds and plants,
Plough.
Pef r Cooper, 11 days work,
Samuel Shoemaker, reaping,
L. Platt, harvesting,
Scott Wil'iams,
J. A. Platt,
II. C. Deviue, 44
F. Kittell,
C. T. Huberts, sun lriej,
Win. Price, services.
Mrs. Brady, I bid of vinegar,
Win. MiGutre, 1 grain cradle.
Weighing coal,
T. W. Shoemaker, 16 turkeys, 20
Sent to Allegheny poor home, H
WestmortluLd " 43
Pittsburgh 35
Apple butter, 21
Sausage cutler, 18
1 Set double harness, 3u 00
John f. Roberts, insurance, 36 00
lfair for plastering, 75
R. McDermitt, 1 year salary, 500 00
II. Kinkeau, treasurer, 65 8j
lt
15
2
26
7
t
15
8
Zi
8
12
1
14
13
1
10
8
3
90
00
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00
50
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25
60
50
50
00
00
0
30
25
50
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35
00
0
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35 C5
193 oo
131
5o
35o oo
3o3 5o
33
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75
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1 oo
112
3o
oo
i5
70 OO
5o
$17,o27 ol $17.o27 ol
UTSTANDING DKHIS DUK JJV
OOR HOUSE prior to Jan
1853 S
lfc39
1860
1861
1862
1863
1861
186-5 :
1866
I07
1868
1369
1870, viz
8
6
8
48
16
85
2
1,316
1.223
1,266
190
510
7o
50
50
28
10
70
0i
97
20
70
83
89
10,30 22
We the undersignej. Auditors of Cambria
County, rcsptctiuliy revort-tbat we have ex
amined tbe above account, and find it cor
rect.
Given under our hands this 22d day of
January, A. D. 1870.
E. D. EVANS,
JAMES NULL,
ANTHONY ANNA,
Auditor. .
3 E T E It CAMPBELL'S
IMPROVED
BEE HIVE.
r The unilerrigned has secured letters patent
of tbe United States, dated December 14, Ii 9,
for an improvement iu the construction ot liee
Hives, and claims for bis invention advant.-tgea
possessed by no other heretofore patented.
The principal feature of this Hee Hive is the
arrangement by means of which ii is thorough
ly veuiilnted, thus precluding the posi-ibilitjt of
the bees smothering, '.he comb moulding or the
honey souring. This desirable end is accom
plished by a vertical perforated tube, running
centrally through the iiire aud open at the 'op
and bottom. All persons interested in apicul
ture will at once see the great advantages se
cured ir. this Miiprovemenl. The ventilator is
for the increase ot bees
The peculiar construction of tbe box, partic
ularly in the arrangement of the inner com
partments, whereby it can be cleaned at any
time without disturbing the bees, is another
valuable improvement which will lie obvious
to any person who examines ibis Hive. An
examiatio:i of the workings of the bees or the
condition of the interior can be made at anr
time, as the shies are cased with glass. Bee
can be trasl'erred from a different hive to the
improved one without any difficulty whatever.
It would require too much space to enumerate
here all the advantages claimed in this iut en
lion, but full information wid be promptly fur
nirhed by applying in person or by letter to tha
patentee. 1 am now j repared to dispose of
territory f -r the sale of the Improved Bee Hire
in any portion of the United States. '
PETER CAMPBELL,
Carrolltown, Cambria Co , Pa.
AUTOMATIC RAILWAY GATE
I he ptleutee ol the above has also imentr l
and '.aicn:el an AUTOMATIC RAILWAY
GATE, to which lie invites the attention of
railroad men. Full information will he fin -ni-hed
on application, and Company Rights
will he disposed of by tbe inventor. Addree
as above. jan.l I ."70. -it.
L.oriUard'H
"EUREKA"
Smoking Tobacco
lnndsome muslin bag
Is an excellent article
of pranulated Virginia
vt htrever introduced
it is universally ad
mixed. It is put up in
, in which orders for
Meerschaum P pes are daily packed.
4.081 42
STOCK ON FARM.
3 IIor3es. 27 head of Cattle, 13 head of
Hogs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
) Wagon3, 1 Sled, 1 Mowing Machine,
1 Gram Drill, 1 Hay Rake, 1 Hay Litter, 1
Harrow, 3 Ploughs, 1 Cart, 4 Setts Horse
Gears, 1 sett DouoIj Light Harness, 1 Baggy,
I sett Buirgy Harness, 3 Grain Cradles, 1
Threshing Machine, 1 Wind M 11.
PRODUCTS OF FARM.
150 Dozen Wheat, 135 Dozen Rye, 1,
216 Dozen O us, 40 bushels corn, 1UU bushels
Potatoes, 2-i tons Hay
ARTICLES ON HAND
200 bmhels PotaUes, 3,503 lbs. Tork,
3,i 00 lbs. Beef, 4 barrels Flour, 500 lbs. Tal
low, 300 lbs Lard, 30 galls. Apple Butter, 1
bnrrel Molasset, 120 lbs of Batter.
ARTICLES MADE IN HOUSE.
26 Shirts, 57 Sheets, 15 pair Overalls,
28 Woman's Dresses, 23 Woman's Skirts, 37
nair Men's Socks, 9 pair Mils, 17 pair Wom
an's Stockings, 36 Pillows, 43 Piilow Slips,
32 Chemise, 19 Aprous, 40 Bed Tick?, 20
Comfoits, I Boy'sSuit, 10 Childrens Dresses,
15 Children Skirts, 3 Shroud.
"VTUMBER OF INMATES IN THE
XN HOUSE.
Number of inmates January 1, 1863, 46
Number admitted during tbe year, 39
Number died during year. 4
Number discharged and absconded, 28
Number remaining Jan. 1, 187i'. f3
Number sane, 33
N amber insane, 15
Number meals to destitute travelers
during the year, 2,112
We the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
County, respectfully feport that we bave ex
arained the above aceouot and find it correct.
Given under our hands, this 22d day of
January, A. D. 1870.
E. D. EVNS,
JAMES NULL,
ANTHONY ANNA.
.4K'iorjr.
McDERMITT, STEWARD of
CAMBRIA POOR and HOUSE EM
PLOYMENT of Cambria County, Penna.,
iu account wiVA the DIRECTORS OF THE
POOR OP CAMBRIA COUNTY.
1869. DR.
Jan 18 To cash John Evans lor
hiJs,
To cash B. McDermitt, salary,
B.
$
old
45
250
00
00
F. A. Shoemaker, one
hoaje,
For 13 pigs.
Steward of Somerset P. IT.
Blair County,
'Jbomas Platt, 1 gra- "nrse,
f Drover) I bay- o
ll. Byrne, 1 mar
.arris, 63
sheep,
head
100
33
22
41
9o
1 m
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LorI!lairj
Yacht Club
Smoking Tobacco
classed by all who con
sume it as the "finest
of all " it is made of
the choic'at leaf grown
it is ami nervous iu
its effects, as the Nicotine has iiecn extracted
it leaves no disagreeable taste afier smoking
it Is very mild, light in color aud weigh,
hence one pound will last as long as three of
ordinary tobacco. In this brand we aUo pac'tc
orders every day for first quality Meeifchau. t
Pipes. Try it and convince y ourselves it is a-l
it claims to be "thk fisxsT or all."
I.oMIIarcIN
CENTURY'
Chewing Tobacco.
This brand of Fifo
Cut Che ing Tobac
has no equtl cr sup -ri"r
apj where. It '
without doubt tbe bcrt
chewing tobacco in the countrv.
I. or I Hard's
SNUFFS
have now bn in gen
eral use in UuU 1
States over 1 iO y r-.
and is still acknowledged "the best" where r
used.
tg?If your storekeeper doe not have the
articles for ale,ak him to get them; the are
sold by tespect.nble jobbers almost every where.
Circular of prices forwarded on applica in.
P. LORILLAItO CO., Ntw York.
"ALL. OAT MAN,
DEALKR IS
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
CJNBTSTIM3 t?
gonble (rtn mh lour,
CRA1X, FCEI,
BACON, SALT, FISH,
FRESH VEGETABLES,
ALL KINDS OF FRUITS,
SUGARS. TEAS, COFFEES'.
SYRUPS, MOLASSES, CHEESE, tic.
Also, a large stock of the
Best Brands of Cigars and Tobacco,
STOKE ON HIGH STREET,
Four Doors East of CravJorJ Io(elf
00
So !
then
JOHN
193 00
1,W3C
AT. : ; . t t am. wsLa.
A Y & V EtSH ,
Successor t Gwjr A. Palattrt
WHOLESALE
Grocers artd.. Commission Merchants!
AVT DKALKBS IN
C8 CO FLOUR. PRODUCE, FISH. SALT. CAR-
DON OILS, &c, c.
S52 Liszstt Stbikt. - PITTS3CItm,
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