J Li
HoWtJlassTaper-VVeTghts are Made.
Every one knows these' paper-weights of
oliAeoJ4e6 glaes in bernW;pheriail.iLapo-j
n the centre of- whtch are boquets, portraits.
andTevehwntches and tworhetels, &cT, but
few persons knov Ijqw.or by what means
thrse things aro incarcerated in the centre of
the glass. -
There is a trreat'cTsfinction to be made.
not merely between the objects, bnt also-i
between the materials ot - wbich they are
composed.
As those representing flowers and ioquet4
id a glass, those from which the name is
derived are the most ancient and the best
knewn," we wflLb?gTn" wUhtheaf.
The first thinf to be done is to sort and
arrange ft certain quantity of email glass
tabes of different colors in the cavities of a
thick molten disc. disptifciDgtbem accord
ing to the object to be represented. This
done the tubes are closed between two lay
er ef gUesj to do this they begin by plabiig
on one side of the disc which contains the
tubes a layer of crystal to which the tubes
soon become attached. When this is done
the disc4!)' removed and a second layer of
crystal is placed on the opposite side.
The object being placed in the centre be
tween these two layers of glass soldered to
pather. it becomes necessary tc give the ball
its hemispherical form, which is done, when
the crystal is again heated, by means of a
concave spatula of moistened wcod. It'thrn
only remains to anneal, it and. to polish it
on the wheel.
That a glass ornament," being covered
with a layer of hot glass, should receive no
injury or change of color, may be easily un
derstood from its extremely refractory na
ture ; but it is not the same with objects in
metal, such as watches, barometers, etc.; J
which a far leM degree of heat would oxid
ize or even entirely destroy. The mode of
manufacture, therefore, of these latter ob
jects Is quite different from that of the Jirsti
It is easy to prove this. If we now examine
a paper-weight containing a walch or bar
omete, under the lower part of the ball
will be found a piece of green cloth,- the use
of which is to keep in place the objects
which, instead of only forming one body
with the covering of glass which surrounds
them, are only placed in a cavity made, be
forehand in the centre of the half-spherical
ball. In a word, to take out the glass or
naments it would be necessary to break the
paper-weight, whilst to take out the others
it would feu (lice to take off the cloth.
As for the paper-weights in, which are
placed portraits, usually of a-je'Jowi&h
color, these profiles are made of refractory
earth, and may thus bear well a heat which
only softens glass. . .
Manufactured successively at Venice, ub
der the name of JIillefiori.Tmd then in Bo
hernia, these paper-weights have hcn carried
to perfection only by French artists.
The sole dUUcnlty in their manufacture is
in avoiding internal air-bubbles,which would
the more deform the objects as any defect
would be much inci eased by the thickness
of the glass. From ihe. Wanders of Glass
Making. Tbe rppe's Infallibility.
II E
8 A L E-
ASUBER'S
or-
UNSEATED- LANDS -AND LOTS
' In'CaMERIA frTTKTT, A. D. 1870.'
I, WiLLirLixTOS, Treasurer of Cambria
county, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylyan'a,
in pnrsuancetf the several Acts of AfsemBly
of said Commohweolth directing the time and
manner of selling Unseated Lai ds for taxes,
no hfrebv give NfTics'iliat the following des
cribed tracts of Unseated L:inds and Lots of
Ground in the said Count? of Crimbfia, or such
parts thereof as roaj be necessary to pay ar-
rea rages of taxes due thereon, lor one year or
morf, will be offered for sale at the Court
Houe in the Boroush of Ebensburjr. on the
SECOND MONDAY, bei.no the 13th pat,
op Junk nkxt," and continue, by adjournment
from, day to day, until the whole le sold for
such arrearages of taxes and costs necessarily
accruing thereon.
UNSEATED LANDS.
NAMF.S OF OWNERS AND WARRANTEES."
VTAXS FOR 16G8 AND 1S69.
AC S. rcac 8.
The New York Sun gives it as its opinion
that the Ecumenical Council will declare the
dogma of the Pope's infallibility an essential
part of the Catholic faith, and then goes on
to say : As w understand it, the infallibil
ity which will be ascribed to the sovereign
PontiU'will extend no further than to his
official acts as the head of the Church.' It is
not the personal opiniou of Mastai Ferretli,
or whoever else may occupy the Papal chair,
to which the Church will be required to
bow, but the solemn declarations made by
the successor of St. Peter, with due deliber
atioa, and with the full tense of his re?pon
nihility as the vicegerent of Cod on earth.
In this stnse, the dogma of Papal infallibil
ity has loDg been held and taught by dis
tinguished Catholic theologians, and that
they have finally wen over their colleagues
proves both the intriusic force of their views
and the ability with which they have been
advanced.. Indeed, the infalli'.jiiity of tUe
Pope as an official teacher of religious truth
is only the legitimate flowering and crown
of the whole mass of Catholic theology. If
men must submit ibrir reason at all to au
thority, that authority can properly be no
other than that of a divinely ordained and
constituted priesthood. The priesthood again
must have an organization end a head; and
what better, fvad can be found than the lin
eal successor of him to whom the fouuderof
Christianity committed the keys of the king
dom f heaven ? And when we have got as
far as this, and recognize in the Bishop of
Rome the accredited instrument through
which God rules the Church, logic compels
the admission that this instrument is and
remains under divine guidance, and can no
more err than his divine Master.
Of course Protestants will refuse to accept
the "first stf-p of this reasoning, and so avoid
the lait ; but all those amung tln.-ra who ad
mit that any doctrine, such as that of the
Trinity and the Vicarous Atonement, for
example, must be believed under pain of
damnation, whether ratiunally understood
or not, have no right to sneer at the Catho
lics for accepting as tme the decisions of
their ecclesiastical chief. It is only that
Gia!l class which repudiates authority in
religion altogether, and makes each individ
ual man his own judgo in religious matters,
which can consistently distent lrcm the con
clusions of the Council.
To See Down a Well. It ia not gener
ally known how easy a matter it is to ex
nmtne the bottom of a well, cistern or pood
of water by the use of a common mirror.
When the sun is shining, hold a mirror, so
that the n fleeted mys of light wiil fall into
the water. A bright tyot may be seen at
tt e bottom so light as' to' show the smallest
object very plainly. By this means we
have examined the bottom of wells fifty Ret
deep, when half full or more of water. The
Bmallest straw or other small objects cau be
perfectly eeen from the surface. .In the
tame way one can txamine the bottom of
ponds and rivers, if the water be somewhat
clear, and not agitated by winds or rapid
motion. If a well or cistern be under cover,
or shaded by a building, so that the sunlight
will not lall near the opening, if is only nee
essary to employ two mirrors, using one td
rtfiect tEe light to the opening, and another
to send, it down perpendicularly in, tUe
water. Light may be thrown fifty ur, hun ,
dred yards into the precise spot ieeired, and
then rejected dQwjuwajLWe' have used
the mirtor with success ta reflect, the light
around the field to a shaded spot, and also
to carry it from a-south' win$p. through
two rooms and thereinto a cistera on .the
north jside of the houije. Half a dozen re
flection oiUhe light-may be niade, though
each mirror tliiAiwis fbe brilliancy of the
light 14 ere; cot familiar wrtk-rhis
method try it, and he will find it not only
useful, but a pleasant experiment. It will
perhaps reveal a mass of tedimtut at the
bottom of a well that has been little thought
of, but which may have been a fruitful source
of disease, by its decay ia the water. N. U.
Journal of Jgrecullure.
A CEjripcABjAS A fellow who his "cary i
cent." i
60
li'5
ll;5
; BLACKLICK TWP.
Samuel C. Fisher.
John Fleming
Robert Fltming
Daniel Reef e -George
Rosa
Hei rv Shafrfer '
Simon Snyder
'Joseph Harris
John Mc:Cauley
George tehew
John Ross
Ile?ter McCoy
William Lytin
John G:iff '
Flftvel Bron .
Adam Reighnrd.
Thomas Griffith A Price
Ann Blood good
. Sebastian Graff" . . ,
Jacob Slough .
.David Powell; W.
J Jordan
Moore !f P'per. '
Jacob Pressinger
Paul Lebo . n
"Daniel Leavy -
Johnjft7 Duncan
Jmej Kane , '
i Samuel-Reed & Utiles
Lewis Edwards, jr
I A Shoemaker ' "
Michael Stiles
Jolui TilSurd - - - ,
Thomas Sfiles ' " -Duncan
& Braljier
Michael Fionk ' T ;
Henry B Campbell
William Davis
G.Borimj Snyder trmcO
Thomas R Williams
Daniel and John Davis
CAMB1IA -TOWNSlJir.
Andiew Lewis
' "WillUm Burnham .
John Boyd
John Brown ' '
John Morgan
CiHROLJ. TOWNSHIP.-.
John Q. Miles.
Daniel Barr .
David Barr
James C. Fiaher.
George Harrison- . -Thomas
Duncan
J ames Town
William Brady x
William McCoy
Andrew Carson
Stephen Pasket.
John Baldwin
: Godfiey TowpHs
Ruth McCunneWa Heirs.
James Hoops
Abraham Kern's Estate.
123 Sarah Barr
John B Hoffman
William D. Price.
AUx B irr (part)
"v E Shoe mjiker ..
CHFET TOWXSHJP.
44 Anthony Simons
44 Nathan Loughborough
100 Frederick Molynoux
52 Thomas Kelland
G3 Thomas Mastcr3
3H John Ketland
20 James Armstrong
Huth McConneWs Heirs.
106 Charles Pope
114 George Pole
14l Joseph Pope
Simuei Ruth
13M George Gilson
106 Herry Setly
Samuel Peters
Hugh Hoops
1UG John Pope
James Hoops
George Hoop
Katban Foster
Henry Fostr
Curtis Clay
John Olden
Peter Bordman
John Drinker
Mary llhodes.
Melchor Runderhill
Charles Watson.
Henrv Hoops
J & H Mellon
.Nutter & Sawyer
Walter Gutter.
' Joseph Pope (part of)
Jumes Thompson
Andrew Weaver
Maxwell Lands.
William Gray
-153 Joseph Gray - .
'.Thompson SrSomertille..
J -is Foster & Geo Gilson
, Henry- Dtlozier tr Co- -lr6
James Riuh
-122, Martin Myer ,
' 16 John Myer
.Charles Penrose.
Thomas Penrose
Filer, Levy If White.
50 William Parker
80 Henry Phillips , .
147 Simon Walker
. , John G. Miles.
John Hooper
. Robert Ewine
James Hunter.
377 106 Lloyd & Bipsch.1869, .
. Cf SARFllLD TOWNSHIP. ..
liayard if Barclay.
William Bartin
Samuel Bethel
Ezekiel Farmer
i William Ti'ton : r. :
John Mitchell
. John JServoss
Lewis Wolf
John Young
Abraham -inser '
Hammond If JJilworth. -
Jonathan Lewis
' W. W. Jackson.
Jesse Bush
Mrs. Stephens.
Patrick Kelly
Patrick Such
Luke McGuire
James Harris
Sylvester McMollin -
Joseph Troxler, lbC9,
l Morris Wolf
Henry Wolf
Jiiieeph Davis ..'
rlenry Davis -
-'I : :, "Morris Davis
M M Adams. - y. -
Ruth McConneWs
J esse Hoop.s
Uell Si Blair
John Brolherline.
154 John Fisher
John Harrison
John Mease
William Brodie.
. Wallace & Humphrey
Michael J. Nagle .
Jcsenh. Harria
TAX! S
108
50
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173
45
100
75 -.
35
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96
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; 23 24
223 74
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154 94
191 07
198 00
183 15
98 tJ3
12.3 20
75 18
96 94
62 99
40 22
29 70
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119 73
59 40
81 41
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42 57
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6 93
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118 80
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ACEES.
40 , . John Kneprer, jr 4 08
..",, . Margaret McMallin.
122 ' John Clark ... 15 22
JA CKSON TOWNSIIIPT
James C. Fisher.
100 John Cunningham 6 53
305 105 Thomas Morris 20 01
194 Robert Morri3 12 72
100 - John White 6 53
92 Paul Bolty 6 09
300 Mathias Stough 19 58
405 John Hubly 52 83
46 lhomas White 6 09
SOO , John McAnnlty . 39 15
Mulford Sf Aliens.
139 Daniel Levy 18 21
413 AVillian Morris 53 77
208 Isaac. Benson 27 16
42 Alexander flunter 5 59
181 Daniel Farley 23 60
184 Joseph Ewing 24 o4
89 Juie3 Reese . 11 GO
404 135 John Simpson . 52 83;
116 u . - Samuel Davis 20 20
61- .- . Philip Alwine - : 5 33
115 James Bracken . 13 05"
438 L'oyd & Hill (Bnchan) 76 41
415 . Lloyd & Hill (Hult) 72 21
William M Cooper $ Co. ;
233 John Wigton (part of) 38 28 j
500 James Stills 25 65 I
300 John Stoner 8S 15
31 George R Shoup . 4 01
12 ' Rudolph Fulcimer Estate 2 61'
50 " Abraham Goughnour 4 35
GALL1TZIN TOWNSHIP.
48 Dr John T Christy -r 12 85
Samvel Calvin.
190 Anron Bow n 33 82
Francis Christy.
190 .-. Wiu McDougal (part of) 17 80
220 - Mirtlin Hnnnan - 39 96
Pat nek Shields.
62- Robert Whitehead 1107
200 - Solomon R:mey 35 60
' J hn Buchanan.
14 : R G Johnston 3 77
4'0 11 Martha Hannan 71'20
400 Nicholas Bell ' 71 J0
400 'J I.om.is Gorman ' ' 7120
B M. Johnston.
80 ' 83 Bernard Farley 16 23
- BICnLNI) TOWSStllP. - ' '
Jacob Sngaer.-r.-: - ' '
440 John And, ews - ' - 1G 0
4:J9 - John Morrison 4i - " '10 50
440' Valentine Oster " "' ;' (16 50
160 ' Martin M-Donald 12 00
400 ' Martin McDonald ' ' 30 CQ
Francij Dt-vlin. ' "
117 ' William Nichols'. 1 13 30
81 f Thoni:i., Smith (part) ; 6 10
50 . ' ' Thomas Smith . 3 75
245 54 Penn'a R II Co .... 55 50,
' King Sf Storm.
75 , Isaac Brennan , 5 63
'. .- , E. Slioa.iaJcer, Sr. . .
400 , nenry Rice . 30" 00
223 - James Co?tlow - i 16 76
100 Francis Devlin - 7 50
I 197 - Henry Barricgton - " 7 50
SUMMEHIHLL TOWNSHIP.
80
8o
80
'80
120
SO
118
439
439
439
439
439
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440
370
429.
440
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439 120
37
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241
43
160
100
100
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150
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64
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80
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439
150
100
400
200
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1000
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304
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John Nagle - ' - 38 22
Heury Wood 1 38 22
Jn uies Dalton - 38 22
James Searight ""' ' 38 22
King If Storm.
John Kberman, 1868, !8 45
Isaac Brennnn 34 84
.William Smith, D D 38 28
Cambria Iron and Coal Co.
40 Israel Jonts . . . . .32 19
- Wilson Hunt' ' 37 35
Ebenger Brauham . . 38 23
H & Cornelius filers 11 31
Hopnle if Sloneback.
John Ebermari, I860, 19 77.
81'SQI'EHASNA TOWNSHIP.
James C. Fisher.
- - William Cook 2 32
Peter Blight .3.32
William Campton 21 4(
Martin Kendrick 3 86
Stephen Farcal.
John Baldwin .14 21
Henry Vanderslice 8 90
MorganJan.es 26 70
James Thompson 71 20
Joseph Thomas . 26 70
Hugh Peach if T. J. Rye.
S W Fisher 15 92
William Warnick 17 12
, . Fisher's Heirs 19 14
William McCombie.
Peter Blight , ; 2 08
John Biddle 8 37
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
dani Ross 16 77
: George W Hodges 40 04
Henry Sergent ' 4 62
WASHISGTOK TOWX8HIP. ' ":
Thomas Jackson' 17 76
M M Adams , 3 75
Michael Duneqan.
George Gutwalt - .
R. J. S. Jackson.
Peter Watt
Philip Noon.
Henry Gillen
Frederick Ilinton
, Samuel Hinton
T. While if Sons.
Areni Socman
Arent Sonman
Arent Sonman - - -Henry
Sharp : - .;
Henrv L Patterpon.
A M & R While '
F George- r !
Philip West '
Hugh McCloskey r
Richard Sharp Estate
Michael Ryan.
George M Reed
' WHITE TOWNSHIP,
George D- Morgan. '
. Simon Walker
Thomas Lauburn
James Bingham.
Lewis Woif
John Martin
John Thompson . .
Apple & Barger . - -;
. Aple & Barger
Hugh Maxwell. . .
Thomas Town - ' j
!' Bayard if Barclay.
" Robert Atkins ; -i
, '. Joseph. Hutchins
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17
108
153
153
60 " Robert Boggs
60' 1 Mary Brown
- 60" Andrew Small"1''
" . ' Jacob Dennith'.
153 William Coates
73 Williarn Ruth
. . William TVest '
Mary JiJicdes.
, Frederick Doersch cQ;
-'.' . 'Fitch Boyton.-
JameS'Wilson . 1 . .,
109 .WiUiaui George
7 Abraham Witraore
' Thomas Keatlan
' Harmon Havpt.
Jeremiah Musser
Jacob Kring
James Gallagher.
Patrick Boreland ,
John Slrers
81 George Graff
VLfdt Holliday
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. Morris Such .""fj
Patrick Sbroud
Charles Ranstcad. ;
Alexander Brown
James M Clay
Thomas Brown .
William Harris
John Harris
.James Reed
Joha Clay
P Sneeringer
L. I). Weld. : ,
Frederick Molynoux
John Barron, jr
Jp)le If Barger.
Henry Phillips
Simon Walker
Patrick Donahoe
John Ketland
Thomas Sanbnrn -John
Rolrinson.
Henry Phillips
Martin Bush '
Msrrit Such "
Morris Bush -
- Hcnrv Bush
' Joseph Boocland : .
Jifhn Ifommer.
Thomas Canhy 4
John Craig
David Jackson
Henry Krpple
William IJariin '
Lewis Wclf .
William Lambert 'i '
"William Brodie
' John Servtiss '''
Win. Spade.
Joseph Berdine
G M. Reade.
William Rush
.- YOPKK TOWNSHIP. '
Heirs of O Ibmsen
Gecrge Shrum
Henry Sutton '
' George Gates.
John Steel
Herehberger
Gorpas, Cohtck & Sharp
David Gales.
Jacob Crook .
Francis Devlin, y v
John Miller - - .
Jtihn Wertz
William Wertz -
. David Gates
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SEATED LANDS. . - ,
Also, at the same time and place, will be
sold the following Seated Lanos asd Lots
ok Gkoi:ku, on which taxes remain unpa'd
and which h ve been teturned to the Com
missioners ;igreeal.'y to the Act of Assem
bly of April 2C, 1844 : ' '
NAMES OV OWXKKS . AND WABR ANTF.ES-
AC'S. LOTS. " ALLKGUKST TWP. ' TAXES.
100 Solomon Ramey 1868 '$ 5 10
BLACKLICK TOWNSHIP.
MilforJ & Alters 'C7'68
. Ansi Owens
David Powell
...Margaret Brady
Jacob Lieb
,. David Secrist
lleniy Egbolt .
CAMBRIA. TWP.
James J Evans
i) Kei fe's Heir3
Wm Lyshon
cap.rlll twp.
. Barney Farabaugli
- rMark (iiilespie
Patrick Gillespie
- jCharles Kennedy
Elizabeth Haynes
. Mathew Keiiu
Stevens & Stuby
John A Weaver'
Christian Wible
. David Davis
t Casper Smith
CHKST SPr.lNG3 BOB.
! J M Pen nock
' - CHEST TWP.
30
40
20
3S
62
57
53
it
3 7o
2 93
8 oi
18
85
65
To
25
3.1
16
23
4
6
3
7
7
2
2
1
60
lo9 " Joseph Cole " , 3 99
loo. - Saruuel Holes " . u 10 2o
15 ' George Hammond ;l 2 lo
61 PL &TW Johnson ' 9 23
CLEAHIIELD TWP.
426 Samuel Calvin ;" " 5o 9o
lo Daniel Noel ' .'. 27
41 - Reed & Tudor, ' . . 2 80
113 - Charles McKenna s- . 1 60
378 Thomas Patterson " 6 60
169 - Charles Ranstead " 6 12
CONKMACGH TWP.
-60 Peter Horner , 1 e.i
3o Peter Horner "
8 John Donovan 11 43
5 Michael Downey ' . 3o
14 WiKiam Orr ' " 5 53
3o r. James S Orr, dee'd, 4 37
HOUSE. ' CONEMArCH BOS.
1 ' 1 Thomas M Cabe " ' 1 35
ACRES.' CPOYLK TWP. -- .-
18 ' James Burk " 2 23
235 Thos Croyle's Est " . 22 87
98 Daniel Dunmire " " 11 95
. 9 r George W Pringle " 153
.. cl .Cambria Iron and '""'
. Lumber Co , " 12 60
,ci ;b f siick . i;25
124
311 ;
loo
loo
254-:i;
254o
5o . :
-8o.-' .
193 i.
212 -
; 50 -
HOCS'S.
1- 1
T j t j
n A
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1
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1
1
1
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1
I
1
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ACBB8. ,
20O
25-
cl
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it 1 ,
1
i'
1
, JACKSON TWP.
Frederick Kring
.4 John Llovd . -
WTra;lI Story & Co
; , (Slonaker); .
do do (Dimmier)
i do do ; (Paul) ' ,
do ..do; (Paul) ..
Andrew .P Rager ..
Samuel Di'don
Michael Brawleyc
John Ager
' Jacob Dishonn;
JOHNSTOWN BOX.
Sarah Oram ' ''' "
John "Roberts'
Philip Greager
;.Geo AMar,kIe "
"John Fry." 0
Henry Tross x '."-
-Iee'd JAVineberger '
Job nrW Davis" "
J k W Harris' ' 5
',Winiam Kill en ' "
Samuel liaufman ' ,.''
n ,
1.
it.
4
13 o5
17 4o
19 16
52 Io
1 t
2 5o
I 60
ia 58
4 81
1 5o
4 43
3 83
1 o2
65
2 o3
I 94
r 2 24
1 1 6 j .
"27
,Ao
- 16
'5o
4oo-1 '
So
nous's. "
t 1
ACHE3.
60'
68
2
Owen Rodgers
Charles TJnversagt
Henry Myers
Nicholas Austin
John Sherman
I VMUM8TCB TWP.
John-2foe ,- - " ,
John Aunsman
f .Henry: Mcintosh "
KICHLAND TWP.
Bl! Gageby
Solomon Uelsel
3. John Morris
i Nancy Reighard
-RoberfTrotter '
: Jarnes Barefoot
John Hileman- -
it
(
ii
11
11
it
11
80
80
60
80
60
80
80
78
73
31 15
1 15
1 26
C Holsinger "
Mary S Murphy
02
36
08
68
2o
25
64
2o
90
32
135
1304
80
100
20
146
330
Samuel Horner ' .
' Thomas Keelan " ,
Hiram Musseman -
E M Moore
Samuel J Smith . -rtr-
Conrad Stufft : ; '
John C Smith ' :- ''
Camb'aCo'UI'aCo "
same
John Lovett . . 1867
6UMMKBHILL TWP.
Alsi'p & Shiuer ,G7J!'G8,
Wro Barke " "
Ym Carr " " '
1 4
1 4o
Co
60
. 1 37
:" , 48
: 1 62
46 80
4 05
8 33
17 20
SO 60
371
$00
49
45
72
8.
146
S99
221
31
144
830
490
85-
86
472
400
ior,j
90
146
300'
4'cO
10
12
400
31
972
16
16
"50
120
63
153
2H
100
81
96 -
9
700
1G0
ii
40
409..
100
50
75.
John defer4
Wm 11 Hughes
' same '
" same "
- same' ' ,;
George L'lly "
George. LV.ly "
Joseph Dunlap "
G L Lloyd ' ' ' "
Patrick McGougb "
Edward Senser "
J.hn Aen "
James' IUuk "
James Bark
'John Furren's Est
. same
John G Miles "
Jere McGonigal "
Bi njamin Nuon
WniKCarr' '
CambriaJC al acd
. Irou Co
' Isaac W Plummer
Utn'ry Glass '
" ' same ' '
Dau'l. Sherbine, jr
- James Burk
Ivlward Sensor
C B Eilis
S trah Plummer
James O'Neill
I WASHINGTON TWP.
Jarues Burns '
Edward Purkk :
Edward Burk Est
Wm It Hughes
same
Gideon Marlett . '
Edward McGlade
John P.-rter .1 .'
M J Smith
Mrs Ti otter,
, George and Alexan
der Buchanan , .
Dvwrt Heirs
C II Gardner & Co
Fame
Jiihn Murphy
Bridget Bradley
Evan E Kvans
. WHIT is TWP.
Jaraes E Davis
B il Jeffries - '
Simon iel t. '
Jeffries & Bardiite
TAYLuli TWP.
Malachi Byron '
El wood Mattli;ws
. Walter B Nutter ..'
Ji.hn O'Xrii
Win II Richards .. 4
B & Geo Watkius '
CiSJS Tittle - , '
James Tittle , :
Ei ward. Bird ;
Francis Bue
. Cuiifftian Ford
Joseph Gt'orge 4
' L 1) & R J ues
, James Smith,. 4
Jolvn, W Jines - ,
, Isaac Jeffries-
Cliarlcs O Luther 4'
. Eniil Young , . t 4
. A njjf-line Kerr .
K M Lemon 4
Francis Bone
ll';b&rt Grady
James G 'Jtc fe ,
11 66'
16 20
4 05
2 05
1 QE
4 OH
4 73
41 23
4 82
2 54
13 20
9 45
17 45
6 35;
4 eo
' 9 00 '
'6 75
1& 90
12 eo
12 20
3 00
80
6 08
' 8 00
r 1 80
8 00
1 92
2 00
21
7 67
4 07
G8
11 85
.10 93:
5 91
20
BEE YE..
The yndei-bigneij Iis esareJ . letiers paicni
ihet nlted1 sutesVted pecember 14, 1 SI 9,
r aii improvement in the construcon of Hce
riC7fi;ANEvfHi
of 1
I C'- . 1 mnrrt
i-Hives and ciaim14 kt m cuuvu ....-.b.. -t
I uossessed bv no other lieretofore patente.11. j
! TLe prineirfal feature of this Pee Hive w the j
j K magunf which i is thorn u eh- I
lr veniiUted. thus precluding the pcwibiluj of. , V L
tk. hMfimoiherinir. Uic,coa.Urnouldingj)rthe 11 11
honey fouriug..l bisdesirsblc end i accom
Dlishcd by vertical perforated tube, running
centrally through the hive and open at the (op
and bottom. All p-r?ons interested in apicul
ture will Htonce see ihe 'grear advantages se
cured in this improvement.' 'The ventilator is
for the increase of bees -
The peculiar construction of the box, partic
ularly in the arrangeracnVof he inner com-
I partments, whereby it:an D cieaneu .ny
time without disturoing uw oee. i anuwicr
valuable impioTepent which will be obvious
to any per?ou ho examines tliia Hive. An
examh'atiou of t!te workings ot the bes or the
comfiiion of the interior can be made at any
time, as the eMes n re cased with glss. Bees
can be trasferred from a difl'ereht hive to the
improved one without any difficulty whatever.
It-would require too much space to enumerate
here all the advantages claimed in this inven
tion, hut full in'oruiaiion wiil be promptly fur
nished by applying in. person or by letter. 10 the
n.iipiitec. I n m now-1 repared to iiisrioe ot
territorv for thesaleof the Improved Bee Hive
knti GOOD THING in EBFk-H
The "House of Tudnr" q...
TO 1 HE SMui t.
' 'Ml
? vrtr
New Inducement
C2
30
SO
'i ia anv portion of the United States.
! PKTER CAMPBELL,
Carrolltown, Cumbria Co., Pa.
! AIITOi 1TC RAILM AY G ITE
i 1 he patentee of the above has also invented
j and paten:ed an AUTOMATIC RAILWAY
j GATE, to which he invites ihe attention of
railroad men. Full information will be fur
ni.-hed on application, and Company Kijghu
will be diepoed of by the iuventor-- Address
as above. . ' Ij.n.H.7tl tt.
tn: : : v. i r
jmga street! jjLcw pftJ
Has taken -toes,;,,-, of tbe room,
Street, (three door? from Ce-.;re
receutly orciipied p.. ft "'
- into which he has j,m ir...0j
a marr.moih a.-tir.fnu'f'
DRY &L DRESS COcI
consirtinsr o! rrerythinz :si:.l rom-'. ' .'
any dealer in tl.is i-erk c.f rV-I"
ever lueteiided t
...int. ..1 .v, . : . efr
ai til in ui K I.I-! Wjj
SOLD VERY CHEAP F(jn r
OK IX L1CUANO. i ja CUlSHy fla.."
15
13
96
13 CO
35
20
25
EBENSBURG FOUNDRY
20
8
3
3
7
53
95
90
Z 40
2 3G
5)3
ro
1
2
1
1
. 0
20
3 95
e 35
6 22
80.
1 25
o
1 75
1 75
1 85
. 67
07
nous 3.
1 1 J M Ilartwell 44 1 00
ACRES.
359 Rager. widow of
DviJ " ." " 44 '3 50
"45 William.&M.irshan 44 2 4 5 t
5J same . 44 20 '
' - ' ; same 44 2 80
' ' GALL1TZIN TWP.
2 Jonathan Bobinson 44 2 26
IIOUS's." '
1 1 Jacob Fogle " 1 24
1 1" Hugh IL.well E-t'e 44 186
1 1 John r Jas Hut ton 44 84
'1 1 John Coulter 44 " 4 91
,ACBF,S. -
1 " '- John&Jas Ilutton 44
1 - . ,
SCSQUEHANNA TWP.
154' Bvrne & Snvder 10 R3
100 William Cofe 4 8 63 j
17 ' Joshua Davis 44 ' ' C9 i
68 '-;' Joseph McDonald 44 4 9.1 :
160 ( John Rager 44 1110 j
100 James D Shaw 44 11 35 j
90' Wm Pratt's Est'e 44 4 4 9 0 3 j
120 Uriah Lloyd - 44 1 3 7 4 j
100 same 44-
100 same 44
200 Lloyd & LTipps 4f 10 44
100 same 44
60 Thomas Abbott . " 120
HOIS'S. WILMOEK B08.
1 I Harkins Ott 44 " '4 50
.1 Catharine McGuire 44 150
ACRES. . YOPKtt TWP.
124 Ellis & McLaiu . 44..," ' ' 28 20
. 28 Joseph Gates ' - ' 2 14
54.. James Murphy 44 - .. 3 46
, 13 Daniel Rhenm 44 . . . 4 59
NEW FIRM, NEW BUILDINGS, &c.
m A m r 1 m .-
HAVING iurhased the well known EB
ESBUUG FOI XDUY from Mr. Edw.
Gl;iss. and rebuilt nnd enlarel it. almost en
t'ire'y, br-sidc. . VeEttins it with new niachinery,
the subscribers a:e now prepared to furnish
COOK, PARLOR S- HEJTIXG STO VFS,
of the litest and most approved patterns
THRESHING MACHINES. MILL GEAR
ING, UOt ai.il WATER WHEKLS of over
deHer'ption, 'IKON FENCING. PLOUGHS
and PLOUGH CASTINGS, and in fact all
m-iimer of articled niuim!j.ct'..red in a first clas
Foundry. Jb Vrk of all kind attended to
promptly and done chieapW- ' ' - " ' " -Thespeci.il
attention of Furmors i- invited
to two newly patented PLOUGHS which we
posaesr the sole rihi to manutaturc and sell
in tLis county, and w hich are admitted to be
the best ever uitrduceJ to the public.
Eelievi: g ourselves capable of jei forming
any oik In our line in the mot satislactory
manner," and knowinjr that we cari'Oo woik'at
lownt piticrs tluiri have been cbarped fn this
conimnniiy heretofore we Confident! V bope that
we will be ound worthy ot liberal ratron;tre.
Fair reiuctin:s made to wholesale draler.
t'The highest uiices pnUi in cash for old
me 1 orca-tiii;s givey in excluinpe."
OCR TFEilS ARK STIi CTV CASH OR COfSTST
econucs. CONVEX Y, VINIIOE (.t CO.
" Ebensburs, Set. 2, leG3.
NO DEALER KEKI'S E
NO D E A I. V If k- !' f l' v
NO DEALER Stl.LS CKFa; ;
NO DEALtli bLLLS vm-
TRY FRY! TRY FI;Yt! TRY y.
Buy from Fry! Buy JrcmF.
TRT FKY IF YfJlTv,MNTT:
the fii.est Dres Goods tt tle
TRY KHY IF YOi;
Moltn, Check, Ginluro?, Tlrtv.'
in;, lerins, lrii!, .lins. Cit
s:nieres, Satinet's, Dclaii
Prints, ic. Ac, ainl wifhs.w
tbe full worthed wit m-j:-'"
IF YOU
W.4NTT
TRY FRY
T - r r 1 .
f dren's wear, unt-xre!U.l io qu.-;':
. now here ui.Oers'.J II i.-i.t
TRY FRY IF YOU V.4YTTG
Hardware, Queens w ire, CIUrjre t.
Oil Cluh., 1c . of the i ai.CM.ae j
styles at the lowest Spurts.
TRY FRY IF YOU WANTTO
flams. Sides. S!:o.;M,-i. Ye?? M F';
' Lard. Putter. Es, C! ce-e tff
. ".. . o - .1 . ii . .-
gar, 1 -'Nij's;. vi i-'-fs. ".Cj
or antl.;t.gt!ic imLut!:;.
TRY' FRY
anvthir? an :
sure thitt at ml liBif!" vr will i.c,ur
,.t the LOWEST CS'i I;A
IF YOU WANT TO;
fvcrvOrn-r M,mU bn'u
Oh my ! mv ere 1 it w v i
That ai the Dry tioo.is btttfeotiG:
. .Just opeueU 0 .. ti rrv,
. ; On th street caili li'.-li.
More for voiir ir.oiit r vou cs
Than from any one eie, Ijj r Li-ri
r rr. m
LIICVSIHRG
(71 lYiifi1
I
I
DPiESS GtODS 0:
desirable strics w,
and as I .i m dc-tprmii.e.i to sfl! as Ci
THE ?HEAPJ:ST.l rcsr-ecttullv?
from all tbe ladies, a'.id epec"u:ltf
win nave iteen m Hie h.ttut ot u- 1
prices to m.ike tTieir vv.rchi .-.
jou want to buy, be sure Lrt to :r
of A.t
Ebensbure, May 27, fcl'i.
GEO.' C. K ZAHM.
ZAHM
'A?
Oi O wit
DZALET.S IS
DRY GOODS, GROfEff
M HARDWARE,. QUEENS'..-
'
Kats,Caps, Boots,St
AND ALL OTHER AHTI
UstialXj Kept In a C ouDtnH
WILLIAM-LINTON. Treasurer.
Treasurer's OfSce, Ebeusburg, Apr. 7, 1870.
CHAIR MANUFACTORY. :
II.P.P1TT0I
PA.
JOIItSTOW.,
ALL KIPS: OF CIJAIRS,
such as common .Windsor Chairs,' FrH Back
Chairs, Vienna Chairs, Bustle Chairs, Rim
Backed Chairs, Sociable Chairs :i!
Cane Stat arrV
ROCKING CHAIRS,' OF' EVERY SIZE
r SPRING SEAT CHIIKS;
- Settees, Lounges, &C..&C. . ( .
CABINET FURNITURE
di every description and of latest, :
STYLES, WITH PRICES TO SUIT, THE
Tastes of all. '
Thankful for past favors, he respect
fully tolicits a liberal share of public patron
age. Clinton Street, Johnstown Cambria
Co. Pa. Jan. 31.1867.
J T . J A M E S ' IT O T E L",
7 (Conducted on the Etiropean Plan,
405 & 407 Libbstt Stru:t, OfPofttTE ihb
Union Depot, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES K. LAN ATI AN, - - Proprietor.
' This Ilouse is newly' built and srlcndidly
riiroibhed, and convobieut to all .ttie Lail
roads coming. into thecity. TLe Restaurant
counected with this Hotel open at "all hours
of the day' and night. ' ' ' ' oct.17.-ly.
. -AO.-429 Liberty. Street.
OPPOSITE UNION PASSENGER DEPOT,
' v ; c PITTSBURGH, PA. .
je.ll.-ly. FELIX HENXY.Trop'r.
TOT. KINKEAD, Justice of the -Peace
m and Claim Agent Office remored to
tlie office formerly occupied by M. Uasson,
ErJeo'doa HiSh St.j Ebeusburg.- ji3
HAVING recently enlarged our flock
we are now prepared to Fell at a ;reat
reduction from foruier prices-. Our Mock cun
B'.sta of Prus, Mciicii)ts, rerlumery, Fr.ncy
Soaps, Leon's, Hall's iuil Allen's Hmr Ke--tor-ative.a.
Pills, (inf meiit. Plasters. Liniments,
Pain Killers. Citrate Magnesia, ErS Jamaica
Ginger, Pure ' Fl.ivcr:nff Extract., E-fencea,
Lemon Syrnp", " Soothing Syrup, fc'piced Syrnp,
Rhubarb, Pure Spices. &c. ; ' .,..
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
Blank Book?, Deeds, Note? nl Bonilp; Cnp,
Tost. Commercial and all kind? of oe Paper
Envelopes: "Pens, Pencil, Arnold's Writii
Fluid, Black and Red Irk,: Ifc!ket and; Pa.s
Books, Magazines, Newspupers, 2ovels, II is
tories, Bibles. Keligiou.,Pruer aod Toy book!,
Penknives. Pipes, Ac
t We have added to our s'ock a lot of
FINE; JEWELRY, to which we would invite
the ittfention of the Ladies.
PHOTOHRAI'FI ALBUMS at lower, prices
than ever offered in this place. " ;
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re
tail. - LEMMON & MURRAY, ;
. July 30, 1868.- Main Street, Ebensburg.
D R E W ,31 OSES,
MERCHANT TAIllOR,
St'i-rtm's BciiDiNa, Clixtox St-V Jouxstjvk,
. . . . . . ,
HAS just received hi f nil and winter ftock
of 1 fine: French , London and Amerieun
CLOfHS. CA&SIAIER KS and VKSTINGS.
and a full assortment of Gefift Fie.msuisg
Goai.s. . , . . -
Mr. Mose has been for eight years cutter at
"Wood, .Jotrelli Co. 's establishment, apd now
desires to inform his frier.Js and the rubtic peo
erally that h' has commenced business in Sup
pes a ouiiuing. on unnton Etteei. w it n a mock CU
of goods adapted to the fall hiid winter, which BOOTS AND
no is prepareo to mate np in ine latest styiea
and at moderate prices for cash hoping by at ("
teutipo to buxloess to merit share of public j --
pitronaje. and tuaintauithat success which
has heretofore attended his eiTorts in producing
good fitting garments. , Give him a call.
Johnstown, Sept. 2. iSfifi. tf. . ' '" ' '
' vvppAND couNT!:yrtf:
1
STORE ON MAIX
Next Door to thePc1
Jane 10, tSfiS.
7f ;00K WELL TOV-
for .Mru'a ml V''
Stti
Thf nn.lers'rr.ed rete;t:i:'5::
merous cusKnier ui the ru:.. i
Le is prepared t to mi.B.aCts:-
SHOFS of anv desn J
it-
It it "
A W S O N ife - U A K E R
FRANKLIN STREET,
In. tUe Old POr QFPICK BUILDING,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
L-jASO DKALERS IX
TV. H S T E.R Jff PJRODVCC!
bUGAR. SYRUPS. -MOLASSES, TEAS.
COFF EES, FLOUR. BA.CON. POTATOES,
DRIED and GREEN FRUITS, TOBACCO.
CIGARS, &c; fte
Orders -solicited from retail dealer, and sat
isfaction in' gOods ant prices guaranteed.
Johnstowa. April 28, 18G9. .
"HJEVERE. THE .MEMORY OF
' FRIENDS DEPARTED !
MONUMENTS,' TOMBSTONES, &c.
jtlie finest Freuch-aUVki:i b
t- brogan. in the tiki Etsr a1.!
1 est notice, and at as aiO.!'- i"
work can be obtained auvn -Those
wke have worn r.J.':,i-a;
si. uiy 1 ? taniiMiiu'i
the superior qualify of rr.v (."or."
easily be convinced of ihe M '
give me a trial. Try hd be
tSKe airing a i' ,
to promptlv and in a workniaju-4- "
n,i wr.i t at.,1 I.I iceS will CanileB.
tiuuance and inereuse of t!i r
- . ' JOHN P. i-
, Ebensburg, April '2S, ls.
The subscriber still continrres to manufacture
of the best material jwtcl in the most
workmanlike rannDer. at the
Loretto llarble Works,
all kind of MONUMENTS AND TOMB
STONES, as well as .TABLE and BUREAU
TOPS, and all other work in his line. ' None
but tjie best American and. Italian Marble
nsed. and cerfect satisfaction' ffuararifeVrl tn
all cases at prices as low', as IikV.vrork can j -The
ut uuLaiueu ui iho ,int- pr ei.se wnere. van
and see specimev.fi. and Jude Tor yourselves
as to the merits cheapness of. my wnrk
. JAMES 'WILKINSON.
Lbretto;HarcH l5,T868.l'y;
V
t.t-
tuuMiwAt , r-i--'
Propietor, stores no P"'?1 ,,v(
hotel worthy of a continue
patronage it has Ltretofore
table will alwars he far,D.'V
best the market affords; Is
best ct liquorsUis stable
be ; attended Jj:n ecTtlVtfl iJ
hostler. ' JanS
" ' j
4 r-
JOHIf
GAY. - - -
A Y &
SnrcMisn t fT
wnoi.BSA-r-
G
Grocers and Commig
FLOUR. PROPUCK. ,
BOX OILS, o..
7 . . .t itfil'sK.
&62.
1;
chwees delicMCTf? ;
choice liquor-, nT .1,
refHl Wtlfrs. in'"'.,:,f
iacntrcryeari'oarese?t-