HOW STRANGE IT WILT. BE.
BY FLORENCE PERCY.
IIow straafre It will bo, lovw how tf rar.tfe whon
we two
Shalt be what all lovera become
You rigid and faithless, I cold and untrue.
ou thouffhtleai of mc and I cureless of you.
Our pet names grown rusty with nothiujr to do
Love's bright web unraveled aud rent and worn
, through,
And life'i loom left empty ah, hum 1
Ah, mt! !
How gtranse it will be.
How ptranne It will be when the witchery goes
Which makes tne soem lovely to-day,
Wheu your thought of Uio loses its coitlcur dc
rrntc ;
When every day serves some new fault to dis
c1oh; nose,
Whrn you jlnd I'vo cold eyes aud an everv-day
At J wonder you oould for a momeut suppose
I was out of the cominou place way ;
Ah, me !
How strange it will be t
now strange it will be, love, how strange when
wo meet
With Just a chill touch of the hand ;
when my pulses no longer delightfully beat
At the thought of your coming' at the sound
of your foot:
When I watch not your coming: far down the
lonj? street : sweet.
When your dear, loving: voice, so thrilling-ly
Grows harsh in reproach or command ;
Ah, mel
How strange it will be 1
IIow rtranfre it will be when we willingly stay
Divided the weary day throujrli ;
Or, Retting remotely apart as we ranv,
Kit chilly and silent, with nothing to"sav.
Or coolly converse on the news of the dav.
In a wearisome, old-married-folks sort of way S
I shrink from the picture dou't you ?
Ah me!
How "strange it will be 1
Dear love, if our hearts do irrow torpid and cold,
As many others tvive done ;
If we do 1ft our love perish with hunger and
cold.
If we dim ail life's diamonds and tarnish its gold,
If we chooso to live wretched aud die uncon
soled, told
'Twill be strangest of all thiup-s that ever were
As happening under the suu !
Ail, me!
IIow stranjre it will be 1
Hannibal's Skeleton. Thousands of per
sons throughout the United Slates, who have
gazed in wonder upon the colossal proportions
of Van Amburch's famous ele liaut "Hanoi
bul," on exhibition in this country about forty
eix years, the largest specimen of the species
ever imported into this country or Eurooe. will
be interested in the final disposal ot his bones,
which, we understand, are to be added to the
zoological curiosities of 2ew York Central
lurk.
Hannibal died at Centerville, Md., in about
tn r.met.eth year of his age, in May, 18C6
1 be complete skeleton of an elephant being
very oitncult to obtain, a,e bones are very val
uable, and treat precaution e. e consequent! v
taken to preserve those of Hannibal, and under
the charge of Albeit Touseud, the carcass
was dragged t a hold abmt a mile from fie
village, and a lare and strong mausoleum of
masonry erected over it. There it was suffered
to remain until the flesh had wasted awav suf
ficiently to permit the removal of the bones.
So great was the mass that not until a lew days
eince was it thought advisable to open the tomb.
The bones have been cleansed, transported
to the Central Park and set up in tbe zoologi
cal department, there to remain an object of
interest to visitors until the touch of time
causes them to crumble iato dust.
Tbe above article was started by a New
York paper some time ago and lia9 been go
ing the rounds of the press. It contains
several serious errors which we feel it our
duty to correct. In the first place Hannibal
did not die at "Centerville, M1.," but at
Centerville, in this county. His carcass was
not "dragged to a field about a mile from
the village, and a strong mausoleum of ma
sonry erected over it," but a large ditch was
dug close by where the monster expired and
his body rolled ir.to it. His tomb has not
been opened, and his bones have not "been
cleansed, transported to the Centra! Park,
and set up ia the zoological department there
to remain an object of interest to visitors"
"who by thousands throng the most beauti
ful park in Ameiica. Hannibal's body still
"lies mouldering in the grave" in our own
Valley of Cumberland, and the sight-peer who
poes to the zoological department of Central
Park for the purpose of gaziug on the out
lines of the colossal proportions of the odcc
famous elephant will be fooled, muchly.
"We understood, however, that the Park Com
missioners have been negotiating, for some
time, with Mr. Whip, on whose farm the
tones of Hannibal are resting, to have the
carcass shipped to Sew York, but up to this
iiaie t;ie parties have been unable to come
tutiima. When that important event comes
o pat-s our readers shall know it. In the
roeau time if any curious individual wishes
to visit the grave of Hannibal, he will find
it near Centerville. Bedford Gazette.
Learn a Trade Don't be Idle. "A
man that is too well born for a trade, is
very well born for the gallows.' There is
a deal too much disrespect for houest labor
for the healthful maintenance of either mor
als or government. There obtains a notion
among a great class of people that when a
person is relieved, by the possession of prop
erly, irom me necessity ol arduous toil, it
becomes a degradation for him to labor at
all. If the habit of worn is so fixed that
the moneyed man cannot remain idle, he
apologizes for it as a sort of vice and refers
to "habit" much as he would to addiction
to opium or rum, as somethiug to be ashamed
of, but which, unfortunately, had got the
better of hiui. His children are carefully
educated to "slink the shop" and turn up
their noses at those who work for a livin".
In seeking matrimonial alliances for theuj
he lKks for wealth rather than industry,
and chooses as a husband for his daughter
the man who has his inheritance in the
bank, uo matter hounfitted he may be to
cope with misfortuue, rather than the man
who has a fortune in bis brain, and will
win his own way. Idleness and extrava
gauce are curses worse than plagues of
Egypt to us; they breed sorrow, wretched
ness, crime ami infamy ; and send our sons
into drunkard's graves and felou's cells, and
pet our daughter on the streets, into mad
houses and garrets of poverty. Every boy,
rich or poor, should be taught that idleuess
is crime and girls should be taught it no
less than boys. Every child bhould be
taught some trade, and our school system
should be so reformed and improved that
youug children should acquire the rudiments
cf technical education. N. Y. Sun.
Cure fob Wounds. The Melbourne Ar
gus speaks of a gentleman who received a
kick from a hoise below the knee of the
right leg. The wound was partially healed,
but it broke out again, and spread until the
whole of the lower part of the leg was af
fected. Having heard of the success of the
earth treatment in other cases, be procured
some virgin soil takeu from below the roots
of the grass and applied it to the wound,
which at that time was as larfe am his ban. I
c ,
and caused the leg to be much swollen. The
result was that the swelling was reduced in
the girth measurement three inches on the
first application. The treatment was con
tinned for three weeks, at the end of which
time the wound was quite healed.
To Clean Gold Chains. Put the chain
in a small glass bottle, with warm water, a
little tooth powder and some soap. Cork
the bottle and shake it for a minute violent
ly. Tiie frictiou against the glass polishes
the gold and the soa-p and chalk extract
every particle of grease and dirt from the
interstices of a chain of the most intricate
pattern ; rn6e it in clear cold water, wipe
with a towel, and the polish will eurprise
you.
5-20' 3 AND i ssi-s
BOUGHT, 60L"D AND EXCHANGED .
OX MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
Kocght and Sold at Market Rates.
COUPONS CASHED,
PACIFIC R. R. BONDS
BOl'OlIT AND SOLI.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
OA' COM3! ISSIOX O.VIT.
Accounts Receiv'd and Interest Allow'd
OX DAILY BALANCES,
SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT.
:No. 10 Kotitli TlIirtT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
i
nil mm liiuuiuiiiuu
OP HAKTFORD.COa.t.
Siand S. Enure, Trca't. - - r:sa::s 3. eri53, Ziz'j.
THIS COM PAX r ranks among the first
class Life Insurance Companies Join; bus
iness in Massachusetts, at:d by complying with
the laws of that Stale, insures perfect salety
to her Policy Holder?. It grants 50 per cent
loan of premium on Life Policies to its Insured,
and y applying all the cash collected from it?
members to Insunnce, give3 the lacpest Insu
rance attainable for the amount of money in
vested. Its profits are divided atnoi.g the Pol
icy Holders, and its Dividends have never bren
less than 5il per cent., thus bringing the net
cast of ihe Insnrnnee within the most limited
means, and affording the protection of a Policy
on terms not excelled by any Company.
Trustworthy and reliable men are wanted to
act as agents for this Company in Cambria
and adjoining counties, and with such the most
Iiheial arrangements will be made. To those
who may be unacquainted with the business,
full instructions and aid will he most cheerful '
ly reudercd whenever desirihle or available.
COPE & JOHXSOX,
Agents for Cambria County.
f Johnstown. Pa.
3Iomi k Norton, General Agents, f!4 Fourth
Aenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. apr.14.-ly.
"Poor women are on every side, and orphans
cry for bread, because husbands and la
' thers lived and died uninsured."
AIERICA'V
LIFE IXSDRlXl'B COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Organized 1850.
ALKX."VruiLLnix,Pies . .Joh.v S.Wilsox, Sec.
All policies non forfeitable. All policies are
payable at death or el) years ot age.
Economy In management. Cark in the selec
tion of risks, Promptness in the payment of
death claims, and Security in the investment
of its immense funds, are r gidiy adhered to and
have always characterized this Company.
J. FRANK" CONDON,
Special Ageut.
Nov. 11, 18G9.lv.
R
EVEItE THE MEMORY OF
FRIENDS DEPARTED !
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, &c.
The subscriber still continues to manufacture
of the best material and in the most
workmanlike manner, at the
Loretto Iilarble Works,
all kind of MONUMENTS AND TOMB
STONES, as well as TABLE and BUREAU
TOPS, and all other work in his line. None
but the best American and Italian Marble
used, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed to
all cases at prices as low as like work can
be obtained in the cities or elsewhere. Call
and see specimens and judge for yourselves
as to tbe merits cheapness of my work.
JAMES WILKINSON.
Loretto. March 12. 1868. ly.
Jji A It ME IIS AND OTHERS
8HOC1.D NOT FAIL TO GET
ONE OF THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Lima Double-Geared
WOOD-SAWING MACHINES,
FOB WHICH
GEORGE HUNTLEY,
EUCXSBUIIG, PA.,
Is Sole AgenHorCambrja County.
FIJtST KATIOXAE "
Saddle & Harness Shop
IN CAMBRIA COUNTY.
The subscriber has commenced business at
his Old Stand on High street, West Ward, op
posite the Union School House, Ebensburg,
Pa. . where he is manufacturing and is prepared
to fill all orders in his line at greatly reduced
prices. Desirous of patronage from all former
patrons and the public generally, I invite them
to call, with a view of saving money for them
selves, as I will positively fun.ish the best and
cheapest work that is or can be made in this
or adjoining counties. Calland see samples
of in j work and learu my prices.
M. M. O'NEILL.
Ebeneburg, March 10, 1870,-tf.
JgT. JAMES' HOTEL,
(Conducted on the European Plan,)
405 & 407 LIBK3TT Stbeet. opposite this
Union Depot, Pittsbubgh, Pa
JAMES K. LAN AH AS, - - - Proprietor.
This House is newly built and splendidly
furnished, and convenient to all the Rail
roads coming into the citv. Tl,
Connected With this Hotel nnen of lt U
of the day and night. foct.17 -lv
PITTSBURGH START"
Wo. 429 Liberty Street.
OPPOSITE UNION PASSENGER DEPOT,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
rje.ll.-ly. FELIX HENLY, Prop'r.
WHOLESALE C,
1 " GROCERS
DBfflER&BBft
OSADAJLIS
THE GREAT AMERICAN
HEALTH RESTORER purifies the
hloou and cures Scrofula, byphilis, Skiu
Diseases, Rheumatism, Diseases of Wo
men, and all Chronic Affections of the
Blood, Liver and Kidnevs. Recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty and many
thousands ot our best citizens.
Read the testimony of phvsicians and
patients who have used Rosadalis ; send
for our Ros-.idalis Guide to Health Book,
or Almanac for this year, whichwe pub
lish for gratuitous distribution ; it will
give you much valuable information.
Dr. K. W. Carr, of Ualumore, says:
I take pleasure in recommending your
Robadai.is as a very powerful alterative.
I have seen it used in two cases with
happy results one in a case of secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pronoanced
himselt cured alter having taken five bot
les of your medicine. The other is a case
of Scrofula of long standing, which is
rapidly improving under its use, and the
indications are that the patient will soon
recover I have carefully examined the
formula by which your Rosadalis is made
and find it an excellent compound of
alterative ingredients.
Dr. Sparks, of Nicholasville, Kr., Fays
ihe ha3 used Hosadahs in cases of bcrofu
jla and Secondary Syphilis with satisfac
tory results as a cleaner of the blood I
Jknow no better remedy.
Samuel G. M'f adden, .Murfreesboro ,
Tenn , says: I have used seven bottles of
Rosridatis and am entirely cured of Rheu
matism ; send me four bottles, as I with
it fcr my brother, who has scrofulous
sore eyes.
Bcnj Bechtol, of Lima, O., writes : I
have fcuflVn d for t) years with an invet
erate eiupticn over my whole body. A
short time since I bought a bottle ot Ro
sadalis and it effected a perfect cure
Rosadalis is sold by Limsiuk & Mra
rat. Fbcnsburjr, ai.d Druggist general
ly. Laboratory, 61 Lxchange Place,
Baltimore. CLEMENTS & CO.,
April 7, 18G9. ly. Proprietors
EBENSBURG FOUNDRY
AUAIT IV FULL BLAST!
NEW FIRM, NEWJUILDINGS, &c.
HAVING purchased the well known EB
ENSBUKO FOI NDRY from Mr. Edw.
Glass, and rebuilt and enlarged it almost rn
tirely, besides relitiing it with new machinery,
the subscribers a:e now prepared to furnish
CfJOir, PARLOR HEATING STO VES,
of the latest and most approved patterns
THRESHING MACHINES. MILL GEAR
ING. ROS.E and WATER WH EELS of cverv
description, IRON FENCING, PLOUGHS
and PLOUGH CASTINGS, atid In fact all
manner of articles manufactured in a first class
Foundry. Job Work of all kind attended to
promptly and done cheaply.
The special attention of Farmers U Invited
to two newly patented PLOUGHS which we
possess the sole right to manufacture and sell
iu this county, anc which are admitted to be
tbe nest ever introduced to the public.
Believing ourselres capable of performing
any woik in our line in the most satislactory
manner, and knowing that we can do work at
lower paicts than have been charged iu this
community heretofore we confidently hope that
we will be found worthy ot liberal patronage.
Fair reductions made to wholesale dealer.
E5?""The highest prices paid in cash for old
metal, or cai-titigs given in exchange.
Oflt TERMS ARK STRICTV CASH OR COTJNTET
produce. CONVERY, V1NROE & CO.
Ebensburg, Sept. 2, le68.
s
TIIE
SLATE COMPANY
Are prepared to furnish to Builders or Slaters
their
VERT DABK BLUE COLORED 8CPERIOK
ROOFING SLATE!
From their own Quarries, located in Northamp
ton county, Penu'a, AT QUARRY PRICES.
Samples may be seeu, and communications
addressed to
E. L. GOODWIN, Agent.
J. X. SIIALLEMIERUEIl, l'res't.
Office: Brewer's Building, Diquesxe Way,
Uor. Eighth St., 1'ittsburgh, Pa. f mj5-Gm.
mm in mm wm.
HAVING recently enlarged our stock
we are now prepared to sell at a great
reduction from former prices. - Our Etock con
sists of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Leon's, Hall's and Allen's Hair Restor
atives. Pills, Ointments, Plasters, Liniments,
Pain Killers, Citrate Magnesia, Ess Jamaica
Ginger, Puie Flavoring Extracts, Essences,
Lemon Syrup, Soothing Svrup, Spiced Syrup,
Rhubarb, Pure Spices. &c. ;
CIGA RS AND . TOR A CCOS,
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Cap,
Post. Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper;
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing
Fluid, Black and Red Ink, Pocket aud Pass
Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Novels, His
tories. Bibles, Religious.Prayer and Toy Books,
Penknives, Pipes, ice
tW We have added to our stock a lot of
FINE JEWELRY, to which we would invite
the attention of the Ladies.
PHOTOGRAPH 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.
LOOK WELL TO YOUR
UXDEKSTA2VD1KGS!
BOOTS ATsTd SHOES
For SI en's ana Boys' Wear.
The undersigned respectfully informs his nu
merous customers and tlio rult;
. r " o l" t. iijr i ii a i
he is prepared to manulacture BOO I S and
ouur.o oi any aesired size or quality, from
the fiuest French ralf-kin V
. ... v-uw? tuc wresb
brogan. in the very bkst manseh, on the short-
esi nonce, ana at aa modeiate prices as like
work can be obtained anywhere
Those who have worn linnt.a an1 Rlina. i
uiauc
at my establishment need no assurance as to
the suDerior oualitv nF mv wnrir r.i
easily be convinced of the fact if they will only
give me a trial. Try and be convinced.
ESTRer airing of Boots and Shoes attended
to promptly and in a workmanlike manner.
x uaumui lor past lavora l leel confident that
bit work and nrices will
. - r -.i.iviu lug w VVU
tinuance and increase of the same.
v JOHN D.THOMAS.
Ebensburg, April 28, 18G9.
"IV'OTICE TO LAND OWNERS.
Having procured a perlect list of all
warrantee names, datps n
payment of the purchase money and the names
L- S Pr8on P'ying the same, with a com
plete draft made from the official records show
ing tne location of nh -,.,. r r
prepared to procure patents from the Land Of
fice for the owners of unpatented lands, under
the Act of Assembly or the 20ih of May 1864
and the supplement thereto . '
recent order of the Survevor General.
GEO. M. READE.
Ebensburg, March 24, lb7Gvtf.
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fin R E A S U RER'S SALE
- OF
UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS
In Cambria County, A. D. 1870.
I, William Lintou, Treasurer of Cambria
count?, in the Commonwealth of Pennsjlvan'a,
in pursuance of the several Acts of Assembly
of said Commonwealth directing the time and
manner of selling Unseated Lac ds for taxes,
do hereby give NCTics that Ihe following des
cribed tracts of Unseated Lands and Lots of
Ground in the said County of Cambria, or such
parts thereof as may be recessary to pay ar
rearages of taxes due thereon, for one year or
more, will be offered for sale at the Court
House in the Borough of Ebensburg, on the
SECOND MONDAY, being the 13th pat,
of Job next, and continue, by adjournment
from day to day, until the whole be sold for
such arrearages of taxes and costs necessarily
accruing thereon.
UNSEATED LANDS.
NAMES OF OWNERS AND WARRANTEES.
TAXES FOR 1668 AND 1869.
ACS. rtRC's. BLACKLICK TWP. TAXIS.
Samuel C. fisher.
103 John Fleming $ 9 88
50 Robert Fleming 4 91
0 Daniel Reese 9 88
173 George Ross 17 08
45 Henr Shafner 4 40
100 Simon Snyder 9 8
75 Joseph Harris 7 3G
35 John MrCauley 3 95
lt)0 . Ueorge Shew 9 88
50 John Ross 4 74
9G Hester McCoy 9 45
34 William Lyon V 3t
65 John Guff 7 90
4'l Flavel Hrown 3 :ll
HO Adam Reighard 9 4r
20) Thomas Grifluh k Trice . 19 7"
Ann JllooilrjJod.
lf.2 Sebastian Graff 1597
328 Jacob Slough 39 5i
70 David Powell .b54
1C0 J Jordan 9 c8
M(re iV Piper.'
300 Jacot. Prei-singcr 47 40
335 Paul Lebo 52 93
137 Daniel Leavy 21 8
100 James Kane II fT
1C0 Samuel Reed k Utiles 12 G4
107 F A Shoemaker 12 4
100 Michael Stilca 1 1 r5
130 John Tilford 13 S3
33 Thomas Stiles 3 1G
37 Henry B Campbell 4 35
50 William Davis 3 95
50 G Boring fSnvder tract) 5 93
105 Thomas R Williams 12 44
CAUBalA TOWNSHIP.
Ifi Andrew Lewis 2 43
f-0 William Buriiham 13 8
25 John Hoyd 4 !'5
100 John Brown 19 cO
174 John Morgan 34 50
515 Daniel and John Davis 30 44
CARROLL TOtVNSHlP.
John G. Miles.
52 CO Daniel Parr 18 Gl
40 David Barr G 64
James C. Fisher.
2G5 George Harrison 43 99
100 105 Thomas Duncan 19 t;9
305 105 James Town 6-OK
83 W illiam Hrady 13 80
2U3 William McCoy 33 72
203 Andrew Carson 33 72
Stephen Pasket.
1C0 John Baldwin 22 83
59 Godfiey Towells 9 79
Ruth McConneWs Heirs.
200 James Hoops CG 40
Abra?iam Kern's Estate."
372 123 Sarah Barr 83 00
90 John B Hoffman 14 94
William D. Price.
240 Alex Barr (part) 39 84
140 E Shoemaker 23 24
CHFST TOWNSHIP.
452 44 Anthony Simons 223 74
452 44 NathanLon:hborough 223 74
3U3 100 Frederick Molynoux 154 94
38G 52 Thomas Keiland 191 (i7
400 G3 Thoma Masters 198 00
370 38 John Ketland 183 15
249 20 James Armstrong 98 63
Ruth McConntWs Heirs.
405
252
333
212
203
150
1 13
319
4 '3
200
274
117
215
200
80
35
4il
109
323
223
100
72
72
200
450
433
350
405
225
158
423
127
123
319
128
400
106 Charles Pope
1 14 George Pole
140 Joseph Pope
123 2G
75 18
DC, 94
62 99
40 22
29 70
22 39
A3 18
119 73
59 40
81 41
23 20
42 57
37 20
15 84
6 93
7 95
32 40
65 03
45 71
20 40
6 93
7 63
118 80
44 55
42 9G
12 87
241 52
6G 83
54 95
127 14
G2 99
60 89
155 91
bamuel Kuth
George Gilson
Kerry Seely
133
106
Samuel Peters
Hugh Hoops
John Pope
James Hoops
George Hoops
Natban Foster
Henry Foster
Curtis Clay
John Olden
Peter Bordman
John Drinker
Mary Rhodes.
Melchor Rimderhill
Charles Watson.
Hetirv Hoops
J & H Mellon
Nutter k Sawver
Walter Nutter.
Joseph Pope (part of)
Jomes Thompson
Andrew Weaver
Maxxcell Lands.
William Gray
Joseph Gray
Thompson Somervie.
Js Foster & Geo Gilson
Henry Delozier Co.
James Ruth
Martin Myer
JoIid Myer
Charles Penrose.
Thomas Penrose
Edcr, Levy While.
William Parker
Henry Phillips
Simon Walker
John G. Miles
John Hooper
Robert Ewine
106
48
131
123
123
153
1P6
122
1G
50
80
147
25
31
35
20
James Hunter.
377 106 Lloyd & bipsch, 1869,
Cf EASFIKLD TOWNSHIP.
19 24
Bayard If Barclay.
154 William Burtin
Samuel Bethel
154 Ezekiel Farmer
William Ti'ton
John Mitchell
John Seivoss
Lewis Wolf
John Young
Abraham fr-inser
Hammond Dilicorih.
153 Jonathan Lewis
W. W. Jackson.
Jesse Bush
Mrs. Stephens. '
Luke McGuire
James Harris
Sylvester McMultin
Joseph Troxler, 1869,
Morris Wuf
Henry Wolf
Joseph Davis
Henry Davis
Morris Davis
M M Adams
Ruth McConneU's Heirs.
Jesse Hoops
Bell & Blair
John Brotherline.
154 John Fisher
Johu Harrison
John' Mease
William Brodie.
Wallace & Humphrey
Michael J Nagle
Joseph Harris
CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP.
Widow Stewart
Williams St Buck
233
100
233
116
25
160
188
25
200
433
330
GO
433
130
330
110
400
410
70
200
400
333
1G8
40
144
25
224
82
77
1P.43
7 90
1841
9 19
1 93
12 64
14 88
1 98
15 80
34 23
26 07
4 74
34 22
10 27
8 20
34 23
26 06
8 59
31 60
32 39
5 53
15 80
31 60
26 33
16 4G
9 48
11 41
1 03
33 68
6 50
7 13
CROYLB TOWNSHIP.
Ann Maria Balen, 1868,
Lot No.
il
4(
ti
11
(I
1869,
3 32
. ....
Samuel Thomas, '68 & "a
440
ACBCS.
40
122
Henry West
John Kneper, jr
Margaret McMallin.
John Clark
73 04
4 98
15 22
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
James C. Fisher.
John Cunningham
Thomas Morris
Robert Morris
John Wliite
Paul Bolty
Matbias 8tough
John Hubly
Ibomas White
John McAnulty
Mulford S,' Aliens.
Daniel Levy
William Morris
Isaac Benson
Alexander Hunter
Daniel Farley
Joseph Ewing
James Reese
John Simpson
100
3C5
194
100
92
800
405
46
800
139
413
208
42
181
184
69
404
1IG
CI
116
438
415
233
500
300
31
12
5Q
43
190
190
220
C2
00
14
400
400
400
6 53
20 01
12 72
6 53
6 09
19 58
Si 83
6 09
39 15
18 21
63 77
27 16
5 59
23 60
24 o4
11 CO
62 83
20 20
5 33
13 05
76 41
72 21
38 28
25 65
39 15
4 01
105
135
hamuel Davis
Philip Alwine
James Bracken
L'oyd & Hill (Buchan)
Lli-yd k Hill (IIlt)
William M Cooper k Co.
John Wigton (part of)
James Stills
John Stoner
George U Shonp
Rudolph Fulcimer Estate
Abraham Goughnour
GALLITZIS TOWNSHIP.
Dr John T Christy
Samuel Calcin.
Aaron Bow n
Fi a nn's Christy.
Win tcDcugal (part of)
Mifflin Ilnr.nan
Palriik Shields.
Robert Whitehead
Solomon Ramey
John Buchanan.
R G Johnston
Martha Hannan
Nicholas Bell
Thomas Gorman
bichlaxd towxsdip.
Jacob Stu.cter.
2 61
4 35
12 85
33 82
17 80
39 96
11 07
35 CO
3 77
71 20
71 20
71 20
440
439
440
160
400
117
81
50
75
400
223
29
439
439
439
439
439
357
440
370
429
440
130
John Andtews
John Morrison
Valentine Oster
Martin McDonald
Martin McDonald
Francij Devlin.
Willimu Nichols
Thoma.? Smith (part)
Thomas Smith
Kiiifj if Storm.
Isaac Brennan
E. Shoemaker, Sr.
Henry Rice
James Costlow
John Miller
SCMMEBHILL TOWNSUIP.
80 John Nagle
16 50
16 50
16 60
12 00
30 f 0
13 30
6 10
3 75
5 63
80 00
16 76
6 70
38 22
38 22
38 22
38 22
18 45
34 84
38 28
32 19
37 33
38 28
11 31
19 77
8o
80
80
120
30
Heury Wood
James Daltoa
James Searigbt
King If Storm.
John Eberman, 1868,
Isaac Brennan
William Smith, D D
Cambria Iron and Coal Co.
40 Israel Jont s
Wilson Hunt
Ebenger Branham
H & Cornelius Zellers
Hupple If Sloneback.
John Eberman, 18(39,
439 120
SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSUIP.
Jaines C. fisher.
William Cook
37
131
241
43
160
100
200
150
146
64
2G0
23
&5
109
80
81
50
439
150
100
400
200
1200
1000
1501
150
176
100
272
2C0
50
324
304
2 32
3 32
21 46
3 86
14 24
8 00
71 20
26 70
15 92
17 12
19 14
2 08
8 37
16 77
4 62
17 76
3 75
32 08
9 95
2t 90
29 20
16 CO
Peter Blight
William Campton
118
.Martin Kendnck
Stephen I'arcal.
John Baldwin
Henry Vanderslice
James Thompson
Joseph Thomas
Hugh Peach k T. J. Rye.
W Fisher
William Warnick
Fisher's IIeir3
William McCombic.
Peter Blight
John Biddle
TAYLOR TOWN8KLP.
.daru Ross
Henry Sergent
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Thomas Jackson
M M Adams
MicJtael Dunegan.
Georce Gutwalt
R. M. S. Jackson.
Peter Watt
Philip Noon.
Henry Gillen
Frederick Ilinton
Samuel Ilinton
T. IV hile k Sons.
Arent Soiiiuan
Arent Sonman
Arent Sonman
Henry Sharp
Ilenrv L Patterson
A M k R White
F George
Philip West
Hugh McCloskey
Richard Sharp Estate
Michael Ryan.
George M Reed
white township.
George D Morgan.
Simon Walker
Thomas Lanburn
James Bingham.
Lewis Wolf
John Martin
John Thompson
Apple k Barger
Apple k Barger
Hugh Maxwell.
Thomas Town
Bayard k Barclay.
Robert Atkins
Joseph Hutrhins
Rob't BakewelUs Heirs.
Robert Boggs
Mary Brown
Andrew Small
Jacob Dennith.
William Coates
William Ruth
William West
Mary Rhodes.
Frederick Doersch
Fitch k Boyton.
Jaines Wilson
William George
Abraham Witraore
Thomas Keatlan
Harmon Haupt.
Jeremiah Musser
Jacob Kring
James Gallagher.
Patrick Boreland
John Myers
George "Graff
Lloyd, Hill k Holliday
James Gill.
Graff & Malone
G Walters
Henry Such
Morris Such
Patrick Shroud
Charles Ranstead.
James M Clay
John Ulay
P Sneeringer
L. D. Weld.
Frederick Molynoux
John Barron. jr
Apple k Barger.
Henry Phillips
Simou Wuiker -
TV ....
155
131 40
109 50
170 89
10 95
38 58
21 90
19 88
14 60
3 75
34 C2
23 12
30?
500
69
333
217
174
433
116
433
100
410
410
410
433
371
221
60
263 .
102
200
30
47
98
433
100
179
1400
4
25
70
370
433
250
13C
200
18 87
422 47
5 75
10 79
5 81
28 92
72 05
17
108
153
7 25
83 31
24 90
25 60
25 60
25 60
71'90
61 61
36 71
3 96
21 84
8 4f
S3 20
1 94
6 23
12 45
9 09
8 3o
22 37
232 40
70
1 62
3 01
15 34
18 04
62 20
16 97
24 90
39 75
6 81
35 38
71 90
153
CO
60
60
153
73
109
7
SI
13
381
140
216
4.33
153
156
153
John Ketland
Thomas Sanburn
John Robinson.
Hetiry Phillips
Mar'.in Busb
Msrrie Such
Mortis Bush
Henry Bush
Joseph Boocland
John Jlommer.
'.Thomas Canby
John Craig
David Jackson
Henry Kepple
William Barlin
Lewis Well
William Lambert
William Brodie
John Servoss
G M. Reader
William Rush
TOPER TOWNSHIP.
Heirs of C Ihnisen
George Shrum
Henry Sutton
George Gates.
John Steel
Herehberger
Gorgas, Cohick k Sharp
David Gales.
Jacob Crook
John Werlz
William Werts
David Gates
3 74
35 95
347 31
9 08
9 (8
9 18
12 45
8 30
40 67
45 84
4 15
6 23
8 30
2 57
16 60
16 60
8 30
16 01
6 C3
4 02
3 71
10 05
lu 05
2 01
13 40
10 05
23 40
3 35
153
80
1C3
168
19
371 73
150
60
260
300
60
400
200
4. 0
100
SEATED LANDS.
Also, at the same time and place, will be
sold the following Seated Lands and Loth
or Ground, on which taxes remain unpaid,
and which hive teen returned to the Com
missioners agrccab!y to the Act of Assem
bly of April 20, 1844: ,
NAMKS OF OWNERS ANI WARRANTEES.
AC'S. LOTS. ALLEGHENY TWP. TAXtS
100 Solomon Ramey 18C8 $ 5 10
BLACKLICK TOWNSHIP.
589
100
72
160
80
90
loG
14
Milford k Alters '7a'C8
Ann Owens "
David Powell "
Jacob Lieb "
85 83
8 49
2 85
40
20
38
62
57
58
David Secrist
Henry Egholt
CAMBRIA TWP.
James J Evans
O'Keefe'8 Heirs
Wm Lyshon
CAKKcLTj TWP.
Barney Farabaugh
Mark Gillespie
Patrick Gillespie
Charles Kennedy
Elizabeth 11 dynes
Mai hew Kean
Stevens k Stuby
John A Weaver
Christian Wible
it
129
25
So
75
77
5o
loo
C5
9
23
26
3
2
i o
93
8 ol
4 48
6 85
3 65
7 7o
7 25
2 31
2 16
1 23
6o
3 99
16 2o
2 lo
9 23
5o 9o
27
2 8o
i
it
M
David Davis
Casper Smith
Cn EST SPRINGS BOB.
J M Pennock
CHEST TWP.
Joseph Cole "
Pan.uel Holes "
George Hammond ;
P L & T W Johnson
CLEARFIELD TWP.
Samuel Calvin "
Daniel Noel "
Reed & Tudor
Charles McKenna
. Thomn3 Patterson
CONEMAUGH TWP.
CI
II
lo9
loo
15
CI
426
lo
41
1 13
378
6o
3o
8
5
14
3o
HOUSE.
1 1
ACRES.
18
235
98
9
1
1
124
311
loo
1
Go
6
Go
Peter Horner
Peter Horner
John Donovan
Michael Do-vney
William Orr
Janus S Orr, dee'd,
CONEMAUGH BOR.
Thomas M'Cabe
CSOYLB TWP.
it
63
48
So
53
37
35
ic
ii
James Bark
Tbos Croyle's Est
Darnel Dunruire
George W Pringle
Cambria Iron and
Lumber Co
B F Slick
JACKSON TWP.
Frederick Kring
John Llovd
ii
41
2 23
22 87
11 95
1 53
12 00
1 25
13 o5
17 40
19 16
52 lo
2 5o
I Go
1 oo
i
I,
l
If
Wm H Story & Co
(Slonaker)
do do (Dunmier)
loo
254
254
5o
8o
60
HOUS'S.
1 1
1 1
I 1
1 1
1 1
do do (raul)
do do (Paul)
Andrew 1 Rager
Samuel Dillon
II
l
II
II
Jacob Dishonor
JOHNSTOWN BOR.
Sarah Oram
u
it
4 43
3 83
1 o2
65
2 o3
1 94
2 24
1 8o
1 So
3 6o
1 So
3 Co
7 So
1 So
78
72
31 15
1 15
1 26
1 02
1 26
1 08
63
3 2u
4 25
1 2o
9o
1 44
1 4o
6o
Co
1 37
48
1 62
46 8o
4 05
8 33
John Roberts
Philip Greager
Geo A Markle
( John Fry '
Henry Tros3
Leo'd J Wineberger '
John W DaTia
J k W Harris
William Killea
Samuel Kaufman
Owen Rodgers
Charles Unversagt
Henry Myers
Nicholas Austin
Johu Sherman
MUNSTEB TWr.
John Noel
John Attnsman '
Henry Mcintosh
RICHLAND TWP.
ACRES.
2oo
25
25
16
'27
43
16
5o
4oo
nous's.
1 1
1 1
ACRES.
6o
58
2
R B Gaeehy
Solomon llelsel
John Morris
Nancy Reighard
Robert Trotier
James Barefoot
C Hol3inger
Mary S Murphy "
Samuel Horner
Thomas Keelan "
Hiram Musseman
E M Moore
Samuel J Smith
Conrad Stufft
John C Smith
Camb'a Co'l a PnCo
same
John Lovett 1867
SUMMKBHILL TWP.
Alsip & Shiner 'Cii'eS'
Wm Burke '
Wm Carr
John Geis "
Wm R Hughes "
Baine-
Bame "
same "
George Lilly "
George Lilly "
1
1
32
135
13o4
8o
100
20
146
330
371
.800
49
45
72
8i
20
146
399
221
31
144
830
490
85
86
472
400
109
90
146
800
10
12
400
81
972
16
45
433
632
433
C33
415
159
100
383
221
100
100
100
31
100
100
50
17 20
SO 50
11 66
16 20
4 05
2 05
1 95
4 08
4 73
41 23
4 82
2 54
13 20
9 45
17 45
6 85
4 00
9 00
6 75
18 90
12 60
12 20
80
6 08
8 00
1 80
8 00
1 92
Joseph Dunlap '
G L Lloyd
Patrick McGough "
Edward Senser "
John Agtn "
James Purk , "
Jaines Burk
John Farren's Est
same
John G Miles '
Jere McGonigal
Benjamin Nooq
Wm K Carr
Cambria Coal acd
Iron Co
Isaac W lTummor
same
Dan'I Sherbine, jr
James Burk
Edward Sensor
C B Ellis
Sarah Plummer
it
ft
tt
tt
i
t
tt
tt
a
Jes Boms
60
120
53
153
214
100
81
90
9
700
160
40
409
100
50
Kiward BUrK
ame
Edward M -GV'. "
J-l-n Purter I
J Smith "
C II Gardner 4 q
Jchn MurpU
"n E Kvini
H J-ff.-ir,
Si a on
M!acLi !vr.n" '
J; hn (j'X,.;
EdlMr.l ;,,,
Francis Ii..ne
Ci.iistian F,rd
J..h Ge.T?e
VARJ-ue, ..
James Smith
John W J ..
Iac J-ff
Char!c u I.tr..r M
Emil Vrrjrj K
AngMine K-rr -Frances
Poim
James t)'Kefe
Rager. i-!JW Lf
Divil
same
same
GALLITZIJ Trrr.
Jonathan RjliL.J
Jacob Ft;:!e
Hugh H wtl! E..'e
John & Jas Hatua
John Coulter
359
i
2
uous'g,
1
1
1
1
ACRES.
1
J"hn & Jas Hut s
SUSQUEHANNA Tr.
P.Vi-Le & SnyJer
Wiliiam die
Joshua Davis
154
100
17
68
ieo
100
90
120
100
100
200
100
50
HOUS'g.
1
ACRES.
124
28
54
13
Joseph McDcnalJ
John Rrtpr
Jimes D Sliaw
Win Pratt's Eel'e
Uriah Lloyd
same
same
Lloyd & Hipp
same
Thomas Abbott
wilmoke Boa.
I narkins Ott -
TOIiER TWP.
Ellis & McLaia "
Joseph Gates
James Murrby "
T ir.iJ Pi. ,. .
WIT T MM ' tvrviv t
T . nr T-t
ireasurer s Uince, LtttLsljUrj, A
JTARMERS, Look to Your I
AND BCT ONE OF
SPROUT'S COMBIXI!
JJ l
THE BKST AND OSY T EF.P ECTLT f:
Hay Fork and Knife Hani
EVERT FORK TVAERA.r.
As only a limited number nnV
this couutv, orders for t'rije''
Hay Fork and Kiii.'e!i.
be ceiii iu eailj u
GESRG-E mm. IE!
Sole Agent for Camil la (:'
Who can also suppl? WOODED T
which are far superior to Iron Fa
STEEL GRAPPLES for hoO
to Reams or Rtfters the most fi'
tellings yet introduced, as tnejci
or taken don n wiihout the u d
Ebensburg, Dec. 9, lbC9 Cm
GEO. O.K. ZAHM.. ...... .JA5-
ZAHM & SO.V
DEALERS IS
nnv nnnnn
I) li 1 li U U U bit
HARDWARE, QUEENS'
Hats, Caps, BooSj
fi iCTI AT.T. fiTH KR la"
rsuallj Kept In a CouaW'
WOOL and cou.vrcir-:
TAKES IS EXCHANGE 5'"
STORE OX 3UL sTi:
Next Door to the Post
June 10, 169. ESg
T II E TAITi:
lESYfl,
j
FOR
Gumming
IS TIIE
BEST SAW GUM
ix tiie hohld:
FOE SALS IT J
FOE
GEORCE
HUNTLE
... ri,nr. ra
union nori j-
." Ift
HRPYSRl K J. I'A.. 1"'" ..-r
Propietor. .pares no j
hotel worthy of a contu u.
patronage it has hf'f'
table will always b h;,"Vjr
best the market .
best cl liquors Ihs sU-' ,5."
be attended by an tteD 3C. I
hostler.
M'
. Tbe Table
choicest neiicacirr., ,f.
r-h,; liminr. ann t "' .
-arefnl hitlers. 1 ,H1 ,.jnH"
nn-Hl teJ nnd boa;d?rs