(Cambria JTrcciihiU, I
SAl UK day,
Al'lilL '2U, lo72.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
i:i-I MtTUapwt. and near tlouie.
( vc iiiu a bniion li.r my k(i luy I
St verl case ol ncr.et
in
'J" Ue Indiana county Court refused all ap
. . 1 1 . t- lor whisk beense at lis lutt session.
,U:i'i tUr accoinpiished knight ol the
, 2 i ii.iiii h b.uriuig a buiber-ahup iu Loret
iu i ei. it "
i. ol.t lu. named lleury vni run onr
. , IV i ..A.J.I.. u 1 I 1
i.n.kilil
-. .l.it Tipton, 72 year old. was run over
ihe en-4 1 4-'-tl Aiiooiia lust Monday and lu
f:.ili knie.l
,e ilic Mountaineer, the bate ball cham
t iVmibr.a and Hiair co'lulica, going to
.-...ilrt "iilS (:l3oll t
1 , l.et cri.p doe not look aa if it
niii u-li enough next Uil lor home coiibuuip-
,- oa'S en p is li 't J et tiowed.
i. .ii.
I . i O i'S. "I tli-Hitieia couuit, while
t..ik one nay laft week on a log, landing,
t-iiislud lo death by tome logs falling ou
'J 'L .Uis Susan llhev will fell at public sale,
Bl -.he l o'iri lloii-e, ihis al teruuou at 2 o'clock,
M t u..ii i" 'ie ol giouiid Mtuale. iu the West
V,,t I A i.iirji'.iii lor omebod."
! ki."i'k do ii beieu two individuals,
it. n fi.i.ttn.s isptciv'lv ol the Caucasian
:.i .1 Allien i;.it came fl in Ihe Wtol Ward
i. . .-, u.i The Caucasian Caed.
.-'Jiir Mt-iie oik ol the Sjlonerstown
1 ,i ti. . i U e l ti ad Top Railroad wag blown
, , i ti K.vnado on W e.lnestlay of nrt eek
li ,M.cr u ; le- l.ijih lioui the ground
Oi l innl'1"" t-'luui Robert ia afipointed
neot U.c de'es.''" lo the National lttpubli
tni. iiii';"" In m lli'a CoLgirtiaiolial cis
t j i Jie iil vote f'.i Gmnl and Ll.,1). Scott.
J. ,f ii C V. i.aii in writes us ihut he has
,,, e,,c,i . ut a blacksmith bhopiu Plativille. He
i, Muddy niaii ai.d a god mechanic, aid
o.'iii't ill receive a fair cb..re ol ( atr na.c.
J.il;ii tii in liiie i.nn.beis pasx ihiough
f, m, i.ni , en loule lor home. They ieoit
11,1,11. 1- all the rafts hate fiot aately dou
n . i;n-i , ib.il Luy eis are many and prices
t
Huriv Mailett'shouBC and barn, in Clear-
' 1'iai.tnip. were burned to the ground on
'J i Lr-o.. . last etk The premises wtie
i ii . t ie.l, aiid tLc origin ol the tire is uu
ki.'u. Jiisuied.
'1 he com met for carrying the mails b
trti. Ll.tii-l'Ui p alit Grant hat been awarded
t .J' bn Iktiiudy mid J ul us Siricli $75.1
.nr; fioni Ciesson to 8t Augustine and re
;iiii. to Ju.i.t-s Convert $74 a year.
A new pari-enger ruilio .d ticH(, to be lo
cated iu.r.n.c,..;tl in frout ol llie l.uL'aii Houe
iii u a end (Leei iiie length of the e.i.i.tie on
v I icli l bo I building t-tanUs, ia to be tected iu
Altooiiu inin.eci.iifly
Dr. liellord. the celebrated dentist, will
tunke rle!ioiial vi.-it to E eubur tiext
2K.ioa , to lemain ni.i ing the week. A 11 .r
mil:- iiiixd will deleciic mo'nra or iuciaois
will no well to make a not.! thereof.
M.j.l.cn . base loiever! lie has started a
daiiy tubl.llllln.t in the Wt Ward, where
a pine article ot rre.m and milk can always
U bad. Our citizens ought to pationize him
ixifci. ve'v, lor a d..iry was baul ncede.i heie.
i;errii Alters & L'oyd are having n new
pi.iit Jul iu their More room, which wr
i ecu l an viuence not only ol entrrpi i.-e but
.i.ap.i t 1 iiev ur hoi:otiible dealers in the
. I rri ; ol ail kil.ds ai.d fcUiiLtlilly llerti ve
i t K i
. niiin named Fisher, of Camtrla City,
J . Pt a nuable hoise on Weiiiiei-day evening
; J. -i. 'lie l;oie bmko Iooe. and run doau
f :.- rail ioa.1. nieei ing the Pacific Expres
' iia.n, which tau over hiui and killeJ hiia
tly
A mv.i of T r.ropliT, Alioona. six era.,f
Hie. bad i s let; broken Sunday last., aiid died j
ttoi.i tie i j.ry ilie lullu ing Tu.sil i v. Our1
lea tlell tu a b.t-s ure w'uh our liiei.d aid f
i iirow and his excellent lauiily in their s.td and
i.isite-Mng bereavement.
I he large fire eIl in tl e east by our cit
iiei.a -n tund iy mid Monday i ights'last was
i ji.-oi by ll, e burning of a large quan'.ilT ol
l.nciiip. lumber, and uead wood at Iieiin n.
b, .. A loss ol several ibousn.d dollais was
tuini ed Ly the ravage o the ft unes
I A Iraipent ol budio circus j urnerod
I I'm.. ,.1. town we.-lward la.t Thursday. It was
j A "up o liirnni. lo t.,ck in, probably, to the
F iinii. with which Dan Jlice is to make his
nt.ieii.ih annual tareweU lour. Dan., bv the
".v. in broke tip " avaiu ai.d his jr..pity in
' t;.e hand, ol the llerifl
1 wo good lelloa. Cas Eafly, of Johns
t n, John (aiun.ol Baltimore, railed to
n-f cs I : -t I ued iy. T'ie lornier is editor of
t'M". i.aa-cii le'nocratio sheet, the k'.cn, and
t! e iait'.-r was a Johusiowuer in the davs when
e ei - bs together. '1 hey weie both w el
luuie a 11 wer in May.
i. 1 u. o-day Ihsi.s Mrs. Eichenlub crnn-l-.iued
euicide ai Kit annin I'oint by hanging.
M.e had b-u suk lor a conM.'er able 'time
pu r, ol d il i- Rii p hed the rash art was the
trull ol uel iiuiu. M.e was about ii) Tears ol
I'ge, i, i.. I Iravn a bliband and ceteral
chil
ore", tier rninii . u iuieticd at
tu WelntlaV.
Allooua
In conne. t:on w'uh his grocerv, confec ion
trv.and vaiiely bore. McCann has opei e i out
i.n ice cieam saloon, white the warm weather
'uxuiy i Hrj ned to all who mav come. It
is good W e have tried ii, and know. Take
lour wife along with you, or. it you liaveti't a
ile, then your girl, and tauiple it. A special
, .trior lor ladies
Al.tr the i i'miiotion of Ilartranfl at liar
iM.utg la-t wrek, hoiotrraplia of that disliu-t-
:i tJ co-pai ti er of Evans in the war claim
li m o w ie I'lirtr.buted to the crowd. A coov
b i iU d lo a uel gte, who, alter looking
.: ii a w bile, f-aul : ! know that cjian ; he's
li li ilow li.ey I at ge.1 in Holli.ly8brtf rl,uie
eara ago WcKiui." Which was rough on
--Ainof p biindre- who bear testimony to
the .M.ru.rHT ot tl, American Champion
i. oer all oiher wa-hing luachines aae the fol
F lowing ii:.ii,ed teirons: John D. Thomas.
Jol.n A liiair. Isi-c Crawlrd, J K Ilite. E.
J .inea. E J ililis. Linton & Son. J. It.igers
.Mr S.muel lleury. IJ. Foster. E etisbure :
I! Aeitnei. Carr .lltow u ; llrv. Johu Ilackett,
S.iiniuit S - e a i vt rti-ieiiieiit '
h'sa mi-take We did pot sv that our
- I i.srt.taiive t-hf.uld have had a biil passed
i il.e liuu,e declaring the lltu.D man. or. aa
iMitr uls it. ' the wuier of the ab iie
i mi ,s to ol Fome pieceding temarks in
iluAii).) a Iran.-." S..fr things are so
", ateni lo tbe naked eye aa frauds mat it re
jvtes no lepi-Utire r oilier special recogni
t .on iu ina onnrate them to be s..ch.
Tie "Juvenile" and the JVo Pliundo"
rvj; u. each gave a .bl 0 eiltr-l tainmeilt the
f r.i.ei uu S.lurdat T.i:,g ,,d the latttr Oil
ii.i-uav evening. They were both well pat
ruti.z-M. I he receipt ol the I ,io
e u....ersnt,d. were abnit j,Jo. wh eh sum
: if ll.e benefit ol the Presl, werian Sabbath
.uliool . It is .he general desire of ur people
uii u, euteriaiuiuent be repeated at uu early
Cipt. Jame H Cajreby. of the 3J TJ
f Ii.Umry, atalioned at Fort Lyou . Colorado
' a e.Kid in .n lor newspaner "r ubsctibers to
n ) Aii k b t . He had bis name on the debit
rucol cur book loi one e r'-pubscriniion up
t' a Ie oays ago No'l;e lias not only f.eu
tli'. bat has gone tour v ears bettor, c'isii in
dvai.ee. W. ul i that the worlc1 was full of
J1M!'"'::' put'!lc "Pir"-d" geatleoiea. 'T would
W.ny .,r ih- , inters.
nn.v . 1 ; pecied murderer, was re
lie 'J " 'i 'r,"e i'1 Tuesday morning
V.UI; "is new quarters tit? well,
tt, "P'-ose.l io oie regu'ation enforced
j j ... nn.eiv- ,, smoking allowed." lie
, . an li
abiltial lmokr lor vawi-u .,.,1 iI.a !
ruui
ni 1 .1 . 1 in . ff .. r . I. : . . 1
fi-M, i nns source ol cousoation
linn con-iderable nervona ...i,-..i
" i.i.i ,et ITjyji i "ervu utihapp meaa. ,
n-ain. .. . -"Kgeu. "i d sat s be will not :
- vimael, but will allow il.a n...,-, ,n .
m . . f . , .
uoder LuTalp;i;r;'"aJntu,fl,, ' e hC"' UP
-A man ssid fthe big wind ttorm of last
it Juki set uown on iu hii:d leir
.. . t i-.i t4 1 1 - ... . i .
uiiu hiaw.-so lie was an vnlllal, 1QU a Ulan
ol senna. The reason that we know lie posses
ses the latter enviable qu-ility is because be
burs what he needs in the way of general mer
chand'aa at V. S. looker's A L.w and lull
spriii stock just received.
The new firm ot Davis & Baxter have
moved into and taken possession ot T
udoi '.4
building three doors vret ol tlx. n; ,.i i
ltr uri inorix1 hr "ley design doing a general luerch.iudi- I AH ";cutive committee of ten has been up
lexer are leported , . f... . . . "'.rt-' ' K"l "d money raise.1 to Ptart right under
"in.ru ,
teioav. and the CI a nd oi,iin.r a.. II I.... I
to day. Forsou-.eihing nice. tl ah, good, and
cheap, be ture to consuli D. & B.
Ueo. Huntley 's store contains even; thing
in the hardware line you cau think of. from a
i eedle lo an anchor. But it ie about gar.lea
making implements that we desire to epeik
just now lie has shovels and spades bv the
cord, hoes by the ton. rakes by He hundred,
m.d inuttocks. prnuii g ki ives, etc , in prolu
sion. When you want anything iu that line,
go to GeorceV
E J. Mills is branching out. That is to
say. h has gone into the pr. eery business on
an extensive scale He has j.ist received a
large stock of coRces, teas, sugars, apices, syr
ups, etu . etc.. all which he assures us he Will
sell twentf per cent, cheaper than the cheap
est To this assur ui.;e. we have only to add
that Ed. ia a man of hi word. Kooma two
dot rs wet of the Diamond.
. The clepsy.lra was one of the earliest of
instruments lor measuring time. It was run
by waltr. and answered the purpose lor which
it was intendid but ind ft'erenlly well. It was
inaccurate, bulky, inconvenient. Various im
provements were made on it from time to lime,
and when we cotned 'wn to the present day,
we find the Ameiican W ch to be par excel
lence the lime measurer ol tbe world. Cham.
Roberts ia sole agent lor the sal of the Amer
ican in F.neiisburg A large lot direct from
ihe manufactory just received
Last wetk. we thought sprine had come
to stay. But w e weie mistaken. Uu Monday,
mow fell throughout the euiire dav. covering
he ground to the depth of a half inch It
looked as if the se&kou hud got reverted, and
we had slid back into January. The weather
lias been cold and damp ever since. The song
of ihe bluebird i heard not. and Bi ly Oal
braiih says hi leels sure that tint robin whoe
warbliug wooed him lo the untimely cutting off
short of his hair froze to death Monday night.
This is a cold nioou they sav
To lose some flesh in the springtime,
when warm breezes caue fl acci.litv ol the H.-sh
and general lassitude, is common enough. But
o los-e iiiRti roi NDsol flesh inside three days
i9. as Horace (jreely is wout to put it, d d
selih-m." But this startling decrease of avoir
dupois occur i ed to our triand and subscriber
Joe Gutwaltiu the interim embraced betwt-ea
last Saturday and the following Tuerdy. Y
condole with Joe, w h is a butcher, and hope
that the hungry or cvil-dispored lellow who
stole two score pouuJs ul h,s roasts aud steaks
may came to griel.
. Ebensburgers, if you need a new hat or
cap. aud visit Altoona any tiue, call at Tom
S. Bice's bat and cp siore. 13l(i Eleventh
Avenue. Mr. K. keeps on hand a large stock
ol the litest New York and Philadelphia
styles, and guarantee? every article sold lo be
g d Hate and caps made l onier, and old
hats dresred over. The dvice to call on Mr.
ll. is not meant exclusively tor Ebensburgers.
but is tendered io ' all lo whom these presents
m.iy come." We kuow the stock aud prices
will suit everbody. Remember the place
131 (j Eleventh Avenue.
The Johnstown Echo having charged it
upon Sain. Henry that lie dodged ihe vote on
the boom bill during the late session of the
Legislature, and thereby went back on the
lumbermen. H"ii. P. G.ay Meek, editor of the
Bell, foute W iTcuu an . a Democrat, and a
nollei.gue of Mr. Henry in the House teels
called on, under the heading ol '"Credit to whom
cre.iit is due," to say this among oilier ihingi:
We like lo justice d..ne. whether it be to
friend or foe. and as a friend to the lumber
u.ierert.o of the Slate, cheei lull boor testimony
to the earnest, he rty suppo'l Mr. IIkmv gave
t every metsure, (ud especially, to the one
reducing the exorbitant looirage at Williums
pori ) calculated to ad vance the interes. of 1 um
bel men and the lumber regions."
Owing to a misunderstanding between the
County Commissioner and Mr. Callau with
regard lo sm finishing touches' connected
with the new j .il, that building was not turned
vtr to the ciuntv tilt Thursday last. On
that day, the Sheriff took possession, removing
thither, prisoners provender and household
possessions The mi'tunicis an ling spoken of
consists in li e Cotnmis.-iouers holding that Mr.
Call-in, as s -own by the specifications, is ie
qnircd to erect n certain wall at the miin
entrance of thejui. Mr Callan denies this
Oil the ground that the contract filed does not
req 'ire il The whole matter has been re
ferred to a board ol arbitrators, consisti. g of
David Lewis, of Ebeitsburg. C. L. Pershing
and W. J. R ce. of Johnstown, who will meet
on the 3'JtU iuataut, i.nJ whose decision will be
final.
O.vk MorK am No Mobe No stronger or
more commendable instance of unswerving, dis
interested d votion to the poll ical fortunes or a
candidate lor high public sta tion i on record
th n that matii eate.l by J. Alexander Moore,
of ihis plnce. who represented Cumbria county
iu the late Uvpublicun S'ato Convention. He
went to that cull vention instructed to vote for
Dmiel J. Mori ell for (i.rernar. and he d t't
V. "v THiNtt ia sic. 'S.ilitsry and alone." Ie
h- d his o-.. trc, ; ,lU owlJ r )Um RI(d
sul. d over it barmoi ious a-i.v..,;Il8 j, hi
own i roner pcisou. wiih none to molest htm .
make him afraid. W hen the time for vigorous
and iMT. I) acii m arrived, he rose uml sm ved
on the floor of the convention, althouch the
pledged conorls oi Il-.rtranlt and the "Treasu
rv Ring" swarmed around IT. in. and, putting
his ball in motion, nominate! Mr. Morrell.aud
with the courage of a true moral hero, voted
for him r.ssr last and all nitnaii. Cwuld
mortal delegate do more?
Surely here was a sacred trust faithfully and
lileially redeemed. Let no Cambria count v
republican hereafter charge Aleck Mooie with
political cowardice or dishonor, sii.ee in the gu
bernatorial battle, on the ever memorable 10th
of April, the gallant ship. Daniel J. Morrell,
ol wnich J. A'exander Moore was both the
ctptaio and tho Ctew, went down, scorning to
surrender and with her colors nailed to the mast.
Heath or a Welt. Ksown rniKST. We feel
pained to chronicle tho death of Iter. Pollard
-VcCormick .lorran w bodiedat tiislather's res
:S Slast. in the lth j
year of his age. Father -Vorgan was well and
favorably known In this counts', as he was as
sistant pastor at Loretto for alaut one year."
He was a convert from Presby terianism, and
was a student in the Western Theological Sem
inary, Allegheny, ut the time of his conversion
He subsequently entcri-d St. .Wichai-l's semina
ry, where ho studied for Ihe Priesthood, .and
was ordained about twelve years afro. Since
that time be has been a niOwt clUcientand ex
emplary priest. About fifteen months ago his
health failed him, and from that time up to
his death he su.Tcrcd much, but boie it with
the spirit of a true follower of his Saviour.
Father .Vor8n, lea ves this world regretted by
many warm hearts-his suerior qualities of
mind aud heart made lit in hosts of friends
nmong both clergy and laity being admired
by all for bis retiring and unassuming dispo
sition aud gentle manner. .Aay he rest iu peace.
The PiTTsnunGH People's Monthly, for
April, Is at hand, and Is full' up to the standard.
The frontispiece of "The Old Blacksmith," and
the "Prince of Wales and Family" (both full
page) are good. "Zeke's Courtship," and the
'Cliicken Stealers," in the "Household" and
"Roys and Girls" pages, areadmirably reudere'f
while the "Strai.ge scene on Four-mile Run,"'
being the illustration to the second installment
of the story or "Old Fort Duquesne." furnishes
a suggestive woodlund picture. This Western
Indian Story is having a grirat run. It grows
in interest with each chapter; and the whole
tory is full of thrilling scenes aud exciting
personal adventure. All westerners should
read it. 'Twas commenced In March Number,
l'hose of our readers who have not yet sub
scribed to tnis deserving Western Illustrated
ioine paper, should hasten to do so. The price
Is only lj per year.
THE WINDS. Yes, the winds blew down high
prices in made-up clothing at James J. Mur-
.,ll.''d li.u.'l..t..,...Li. k ' . . . .
till v's Star Chit lilnu. mihi-aa V.. imiriinn.n etrpi-L
lilmiilnwii A ...I . . : - . I .. ... 1 lj
. . now, i wn; mn
cheaper than ever. Entire suits for seven dol-
rs and upward. The best kind of goods and
the latest fushions and the neatest tits. Suits
for men and bovs. The tn.shiest Snrinir at vies.
IoiMl4 WHrrunlfll IA Bull unJ wl,A.n u.klrl u,kl-
niid to wear: Kow'sthVtime TVor baVains
u.xsis wuriauicu io sen, ana wnen sola war-
at .
IaOCAE. lOKRKSPOXDFXrE.
Johnstown, April 17, 187.?.
Jr FYermnn The only local of Importance
Is high winds, and tbey not only do not remain
Ion in one place, but seem f rightfully migra
tory. I never saw au April that had such con
tinuous gales.
The Highland Agricultural Society has been
organized under a new charter granted bv tho
Court at Ebensburg. hist terra. Jus. McMillen
President ! w- W. Harris and James Mriey.
Vice Presidents : (!mri.T K-.nir s'... f.,.ri-'
me new charter. We wish them g.K.d luck.
fclevcn members nf tlir. n.uul V?1I I Cn
or Philadelphia were here last week, and on
Monday night last presented the Hook and
LairVler Co. of this place with a silver horn and
two silver torch-holders, besides twenty-five
complete Are deoartment eouimnents. worth in
all about MOO. The Flock and Ladder Company
of
this plairo had bought their hcisc, hose car-
riugos, ladders and other fixtures sotrro time
go, and on Saturday last made the ritial puv
tnent (fcJOO) theruon. The Good Will Co. sold
out on account of the new reuime in Philadel
phia. The presentation took place in the Coun
cil Rooms and was witnessed by many of our
citizens. Captain iroedrulT is President of the
Hook and Ijidder Company.
Mr. M. P. Meagher presented us with a com
plete copy of the poetical works of Alexander
Pope, a few days ago, at ids new book store on
Franklin street, for which we wish that every
man, woman and child in the county would cail
at his store unit purchase a prayer book or
some other book. Mr. M. keeps only religious
and moral works, such as books for church ser
vice, magazines, children's books, school books,
etc., with poetsand poetry, stationery, and the
like. Success to "F.reinaugh."
Henry H alters, Esij., has opened a Justice of
the Peace office on Main street, at or near his
private residence, where he will dispense law
to all who give him a call. Fiitt jtvtiti, etc.
The new school house in Cunemaugh borough
is now in course of erection. The upper range
of stone work is laid and the brick work com
menced. The building will have fon- vims.
A new tannery is pr.ressing in W oilvale
borough, which is laid out on a giga..tic scale.
Tho new factory there is also being completed.
A deceased boar was brought to town yester
day morning. He was a native of Paint town
ship. Somerset county.and weighed about three
hundred pounds. The men win. had the body
in charge wantud 15 cents a pound for a poet
mortem. Don't know what they got.
Frank W. Hay still keeps open on Washing
ton street, opposite Johh Prter's board-yard.
Frank keeps all kinds of cooking stoves and
everything in the tinware line. II is doors are
wide open and so is his heart. We do not want
your readers to forget Frank when they come
to town, for he is a man among men to deal wiih.
Cant. John Porter keeps a lumber yard oppo
site F. W. Hay's tinware depot, where he deals
largely in all kinds of lumber, and especially
choice lumber-all which Is manufactured at
Scalp Level and hauled to this place. When
tin; Somerset railroad is built the distance to
haul will be lessened about eight miles. We
wNh the Captain abundant prosperity.
The simultaneous shocks of the earth's pent
up fires in California and Syria, as well as the
recent eruption of Mount Vesu vius,would seem
to indicate that people aro not as secure on this
mundane sphere as they think they arc. Other
worlds have been destroyed and ours might
meet the same fate. There is force enough in
the gaseous elements within to knock it "high
er nor a kite."
Tho brilliant displays of Aurora Bore lis this
Spring indicates that there is an unusual quan
tity of electricity In the air. Lightning will Ik
terrilio arter a while. Therefore people who
have houses and barns unprotected had better
consult Mesrs. King i Jones, of Wood vale bor
ough, without delay, and get them to put up
Munsoh's copper tubular lightning rods, which
afford the only real security against the tiery
scourge of lightning. Perhaps King & Jones
will not thank us fo this notice, but farmers
and house-keepers should endeuvor to luake
themselves safe before the danger approaches.
When these rods are once up one can slumber
safely if not soundly amid the thunder's roar
and the lightning's vivid Hash. Ask for Mun
son's copper tubular doublo-lianged lightniiig
rods, and take no others.
Prof. V. ickershain. the State Superintendent
of Common Schools, recommends Directors to
throw away all partiality and preference and
elect the most competent men ut the olliees of
Comity Superintendent. This is right. There
is. however, no lack of competent men in our
county, aud prudence dictates that I express no
prelercnce here at least. Let the contest be
fair and honest, and then let the longest pole
knock the persimmons'
We visited tho eight schools in Millville bor
ough on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week
un.l found eight of the best teachers in the
county busy instructing about tour hundred
pupils. The order iu these schools cannot be
surpassed. The discipline is mild. The direct
ors Hre vigilant. And the school bouses are
among the very best in the State. These schools
will close in about one month from date.
Uur mutual friend, Mr. John IJrady. is about
re-tstablishing himself in tiie grocery business
at his well known stand, corner of Locust and
Franklin streets, where he recently kept hotel.
Mr. itraay is deserving nnd we are sure will re
ceive a full share of public patronage. He has
never fully recovered from the injuries recei
ved at the fall of the railroad plallorm in this
place several years ago. but he is sulliciently
able to attend to his new enterprise. We wish
him a plethoric pocket-book.
If you have not yet visited Mr. James Quinn's
fancy store. Main street, then indeed have you
missed a grand sight. He and his amiable lady
(nee Miss Kose tieis) are surrounded by a Held
of bright artificial flowers that would put th?
blossoms of June to the blush. Such an array
of beauty seldom meets the eve. The poet asks,
"Who can paint like nature?" Our reply is,
whoever formed tho tlowers now displayed so
grandly at tu:nu's can outdo even nature in
her happiest mood. Then, too, Mr. yuitiii has
all the other big and little etceteras in which
the world of I eiiiiniue fashion delights, and he
sells cheap enough to please anvbodv. Come
down from this mountain, ladies fairuiid other
wise, and see iu uti their gorgeous beauty the
host of uljo things at (Juinu's. Hob Rot.
SuMMtHHiLL Twp., April IT, 1872.
Drar Trrrinnn " Tom A. Hawk" has once
more effusionated through the columns of the
Jicrnhl, last week's issue, lie might as well have
spared himself Ihe time and lalxirof writing
two-thirds of a column, which contains no hing
but balderdash. However, it was but natural
for him to endeavor to say something or no
thing. You cannot kill a serpent outright. He
will wriggle and hiss for a while, pommel him
as you may, and it was not to be expected that
'Tom" would prove an exception to the rule.
The sum total of the last product ion maybe
summed up iu a few words, viz: He makes him
self a "self-constituted" corresoiident to Tom
A. Hawk, and writes a letter purporting to be
from Wilinore. in which letter he tells himsclr
that lie and "Soltero" were children tnirfth.-r
and often played in the mud side by side. Yes.
maiiirfoV the'curVc'; V. "''., 2 WZZT.
g hiui uiri .lion snail cat ail tlieoavsor thy
life," will not permit him to leave the mire of
slander. I Ie also says tha I the cognomen, "Sol
tero." is derived from "Salty Row." To this
assertion, had I not long ago understood the
sig.iihcation of my in m de .itme, I would be
inclined to say amen, in accordance with the
proverb which assures us that "fools and chil
dren speak the truth" to the first of which
classes his conduct assigns him. albeit his asser
tions do not tiear the least impress of truth.
However, hs "Tom A. Hawk" docs not appear
to entertain any particular spite against me,
but only went for "Soltero" as a preliminary
to his dastardly attack on "Kob Hoy," I will let
him passfor the present, and probably forever.
Quite a fierce snow storm prevailed for a time
in this bailiwick on Mon.hiv last. Rather late
iu the season for such a visitation.
Mr. Patrick Storm, heretofore one of Monster
township's most respected citizens, has recent
ly purchased and removed to a property in
Wilmore. An unlimited number or sucli "men
as r" b-;voi,d find a cordial welcome here.
M r. P. J. Voleslne-le- nfih
T ,ff I l i T. . miuiiil iii in i.
r,h; e.n otTXll
. . i'l. uicMame oi, con, nas nal
ous building, designed for the double purpose
or store and dweliing bouse. Tho firm in ques
tion keeps as rull and elegant stock or goods as
any dealer in the county, is enterprising, lilier
al and deserving, and the fact above recorded
indicates that these qualities are meeting their
proper rewarr'.
"Rob Roy" has again been made the recipient
of a nice present from one of Johnstown's mer
cantile firms. Dealers hereaway do not as yet
manifest any such inclination on behalf or local
correspondents, but there is no telling what
may be in store for us. Should the spirit man
ifest itself iu ihis latitude we will tell you all
about it, provided we are there to see.
An extensive tire raged in the woods in this
vicinity on Sunday hist, but the snow storm al
ready referred to seems to have settled its hash.
1 here is no such man in this locality as Ja.
Harron, your information to the contrary not
withstanding. James Dimond is the name of
the man who was.injured, us 1 said last week.
Ihe Summitville ch&ir, or rather a portion
thereol. visited Wilmore on Sunday last, and
aided by the deep-toned and tnt llilluous voice
of Andy Maguire, of the latter place, rendered
vocal and instrumental music in St. Ilartholo
mew's c'lurch which did much credit to the sev
eral performers and gratified ali who were pre
sent on that occasion. The Summitville choir
understands its "biz," and is worthy of imita
tion in other less favored localities.
Our rarmersare busy turning the soil prepa
ratory to sowing their Spring crops. This time
last jfar tho Spring work was fully half done.
SOLTKllO.
communication.
To the Editor of the Camttrki Freeman :
Some parties have connected my name'with
certain articles lately published In the Camliria.
UrrahU signed "Tom A. Hawk." I hereby af
firm that Idid not in any niannersKyorsf.i.mmpr,
write, pttiit, oreauaetobe prfnted, the articles
aforesaid, or any part of them. I make this
statement only in behalf tf the "truth of histo
ry," and tot through any fear or consequences.
As I am not at all responsible for the produc
tion or publication of the articles in question,
I should not receive tbe credit or discredit, as
tho case may be, that belongs to another.
Very truly, &c, T. J. Chapmas.
TO THE SCHOOL TllRrrrnnt rtv C a v. n n t a rv
Gentlemen : In pursuance of the forty-third
I ?V'tion of Act of Mav Mb, 1S54, you are no
tified to meet in convention, ut tbe Court
itouse In itbensburg, on the first Tuesday in
May, A. I. 172, Wing the seventh day of tho
month, at 1 o clock in tbe ufternixm, und select
ruvj rot-c, by a majority of the whole number
ordirectors present, one person of litonirj and
scientific acquirements and of skill and exc
llence m the art of teacbing.as t ounty Super
intendent, for the three succeeding years; de
termine the ami unt of compensation for the
same; und certify the result to the State Su
perintendent, at Harrisburg, as required bv
the thirty-niutu and fortieth sections of said
Act T. J. CHAPMAN,
Cotnfi; Superintendent of Cambria Co.
April 11, i(iT-.
HICKEY'S FURNITURE WAKEROOMS.
John Hiekey, Undertaker, on Julian street,
fourth Ward, Altoona, is prepared to supply
Metalie UurialC ases of all sizes and patterns,
and on reasonable terms.
Mr. Hiekey eeps constantly on hand a larga
8LOC,c ' new and fashionable furniture, and
those who require anything in his line should
give him a call. Every article sent from his
rooms will be warranted as represented.
Hair and Straw Matrasses manufactured to
order at less than city prices.
Cane seat chairs re-caued and fitted up as
good as new.
All orders from a distance promptly attended
to- Ljul.13.-tl.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that drrart riisenso. Consu motion, bv x
j simple remedy, is anxious to make kiiown!to his
tt llow sufferers the means of cure. To all who
desire it, he will send a copyof the prescription
! used, (Tree of charge( with the directions tor
! preparing nnd using the same, which they will
ii no a sr uk ex it k f or huiii fii of ion,. -1 xi luiui.jlroit -rhitix.
,tc. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
ll-ll.-ly. Rkv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
-t4 South Third St.. Williamsburgh, N. Y.
Thk Wizard of thi North never puzzled us
so much hs Geis& Reuth did theother day when
we saw them trimming their exquisitely beau
tiful Paper Hangings with a machine invented
for their sole use. Itcun trim an indefinite num
ber of lailtsof wall paper in a few seconds.
Persons wanting rich, rare, bright and beauti
ful wall pa pern, ready trimmed, will save 25 per
cent, by buying from Geis & Reuth's. No. 124
Clinton street, Johnstown. They also have toe
nicest and newest, the cheapest and most desir
able Window Iiliuds in the world. Call, sec aud
be conviuccd.
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING. We cannot too
earnestly invite the attention of our gentlemen
friends to the closing out sale of ready-made
clothing and furnishing goods at the store late
of Jacob Pircher, dee d, Montgomery St., Holli
daysburg. We know the goods to be perfect
in make, pleasing iu styles, firm in textures,
varied in patterns, and fully as cheap in prices
as wholesale city rates. These are facts, and
those who want to buy clothing will do well to
be guided by them. Bargains for ull buyers.
EARTHQUAKES. Did you feel that shock?
Yes, but it was Harry Mayer unloaoing those
heavy boxes of ready-made clothing at the
Opera House, No "14, Main street, Johnstown,
''hat was what wns the matter an arrival of
cheap spring and summer made-up clothing
for men and boys. Earthquake I Yes, them
boxes enme down heav3- and prices are coming
down still more. If you want to see an earth
quake call at M. II. Mayer's Clothing Store
High prices are quaking there ull the time.
SIGNED. A Idendifer t Coppock have signed
the new apportionment bill, dividing all their
splendid stock of dry goods among their nu
merous customers, just as each one is able to
buy. At the Opera House, No. 212 Main street,
Johnstown, is to be fund the largest and the
best assortment of dry good and fancy goods
in Western Pi una. Artificial tlowers, ribbous,
lace, silks, satins, hats, gloves everything kept
by dry goods dealers. Do not fail to call und
examine their Spring styles.
L. COHEN, Cheap Hat Parlor, No. 227 Main
street, Johnstown, keeps choice hats and caps
of the latest agony. Not less than one hundred
styles of huts can be seen at his store. Also,
sliirtsand coliarsand all kindsof gent's furnish
ing goods. Meii don't look like men in the
spring of the year without being spruced up
especially young men. Think of an old worn
out hat on a sunny Sunday in the spriug of the
year! It's agin the law, geulteuieu!
O YES ! OH ESS ! O hesitate not, but go to
S.J. Hess &. Urother, clothiers. No. Z4I Main
street, Johnstown, und get a suit of clothes. O
yes I O 11 ess sells cheap, and then the awful
pile of made-up clothing. What a hall lull of
ready ma. .e clothing for men and boys. Spring
sfylesjust arrived. the very latest fashions from
Paris by telegraph. New goods by railroad
enough to supply three counties with tho very
best of clothing. Do you hear!
UliITt AUY.
G RIMES. Died. at the residence of his moth
er, near L'asllewellcn County D.iwn, Ireland,
on the 21st ult., Mr. John E. Grimes, late of Al
toona, aged about 21 years.
We cau bear full and free testimony to the
honesty, integrity and uprightness of our de
ceased Irienu, whom we knew well, and in com
mon with his host of adimriug friends, esteemed
worthy of confidence aud respect iu all the re
lations of life. He was a successful merchant
in Altoona for nearly eleven years, a genial
companion, a true man, aud now that Death
has claimed him tor its own, we hope that his
immortal spirit has been welcomed to tho man
sions of the blessed. Peace to bis ushes aud
ever green be his memory.
HUMPHREY. Died, In this place, on Sunday
Inst, Mary .June, duuguter of Morgan Hum
phrey, aged 25 years.
MM.MliliU and LAND FOR SALK
The subscriber oCers for sale 1,155 acres
or land, sltuute In Preston county, v est Va.,
on Wolf Creek. There is on this tract a large
amount of prime Poplar, Ash, Red Oak, hite
Oak, Chestnut Oak, Locust, Hickory, Chestnut,
io. The timber will bo sold with or without
the laud. Wolf Creek flows into Cheat River,
seven miles above the Hallo. Ac Ohio Railroad,
and a Holds a good water power winter and
summer. Cheat River is navigable to liat bonis.
Tho land lies back from the river one mile and
a-half. Title indisputable. Will lie sold low
and on easy terms. J. a. DALRVMPLE.
Rowlesburg, Prestou County, West Va.
April 20-4t.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Having been appointed Auditor, by the
Court of Common Picas of Cambria count)', to
report distribution of the money in the hands
daiit'a r1'L.7.lrr.rt,;!',,.,,',lf..., r,,,n ,,e sale of deteu
oaiiL a real estate, m i nu o; uuu.. . .. .
for use of Philip & Thomas Collins and C. II. El
lis vs. John Feulon, Esq.. No. 'M Aarch Term,
1872, Ex. Doc, l'riiiiitioni iL.'jjiKia, notice is
hcieby given to all parties interested that I
will attend to the duties of said appointment
at the oftice of Oatmtiii Sc Lake, in Ebensburg,
o:i TUESDAY, the 14 th day of MAY, 1872. at
o'clock, p. m.. when and where they must pre
sent their claims, or be debarred from coming
in on suid fund. GEO. W. OATAfAN.
Ebensburg, April 18-3t. Auditor.
AGETH JF"irI
Literature, Art and Song
Is the best telling book ever offered. It com
bines the bumor of anecdote, .the wisdom of
essay, the information of history and biography.
i ue sweetness anu granaeurtor poetry, tbe ex
quisite charm of music, aud 400 beautiful illus
trations. "Solid reading for graver moments: pleasant
pictures to illumine quiet hours; aud gems of
song for the social circle."
An Agent writes, "Sold 127 copies this week.
Will sell 500 this mouth easily."
Our neie etftem of canvitwint does away with
objections to the business. Particulars free.
A valuable present to every new Agent.
lMVKXATlOXAL, I'VULISUUSO CO., C3
and U5 LiiiEHiy Sikkkt, New York.
P X E C U T O U ' IS SALE.
There will be exposed lo public sale, on
the premises, on TLLsDaV, the 30th day of
APRIL, the lollowiug real estate, to wit:
Three huudred acres, more or less, late prop
erty of James Graham, dee'd., situate partly in
Urcen township, ludiaua county, aud partly
in Cambria county, with a frame dwelling house
aud log barn and other outbuildings thereon.
About oue hundred acres are heavily timbered
with Pine and Oak Timber : the balance is part
ly improved and partly timbered. The land
will be sold iu a body or in lots to suit purcha
sers. The property is a most valuable one, aud
should attract tbe attention of purchasers.
Terms made known on day of sale. Sale
to coinuienve at 2 o'clock, p. in.
JOHN MARTIN,
TUOS. PATTERSON,
Aprii;-2t. Ex ecu to i-s.
UDI IOk'S NOTICE. The under-
eigncd, appointed Auditor to distribute
the money in the hands of the Sheriff arising
from the sale of the real estate of Henry Eck
bold, hereby given notice that ne will attend
for that purpose, at his office in Ebensburg, on
Tiiuradau, Mau loth, 1S72, at two o'clock p. m.,
when aud where all persons interested may at
tend. JOH.N8.HHEr.
Ebensburg, April 13, 1872,-4t,
UDITOirS NOTICH. Tbe umler
signed, appointed Auditor to distribute
the money in the bands of the Sheriff arising
from the sale of the real estate of Evan Evans
and Thomas D. Davis, hereby gives notice that
be will attend for that purpose, at his ollice iu
Ebensburg. on 1'uemtau. Vie 14fi of lmi. lrrr-2.
at 2 o'clock, p. M., when aud where all persons
1 Interested may attend. JOHN S. ItllEY,
Ebcn&burjr, April 13, 1872.-4t,
TKEAoUUKK'S SALE
or
U.SEATEI LtADS AXD LoTS
IN CAKIBKIA COISTT, A. I. IS72.
I.JOHN COX. Treasurer of Cambria County,
m tbe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in pur
suance of the several Acts or Assembly in said
Commonwealth, directing the tilneahrt manner
or selling In sea ted Lands for Taxes, do hereby
pitttNofire that the following descritied Tracts
of U nseated Lands and Lots of Ground in the
said County of Cambria, or such parts thereor
as may be necessary to pay arrearages of taxes
oue thereon for one year or more, will be of
fered for sale at the Court Ibmsc in the Boroi.ci
V-i m.!'jf'uJv' on ,oe "oiil Monday (being
the 1U1. day ol Jnur next, and continue,
vurn.me,nt from Hay lo dlO' "' the
whole be sold for such arrearages of taxes and
costs necessurily accruing thereon
UXSJ.JA TED LANDS.
NAMES OF OWNERS OK WARRANTEES.
Ac's Per'. Teart. Tajce.
A OA MS TOWNSHIP.
4Xi
4ol
M
SO
245
4O0
22?i
ton
1197
loft
1(D)
;)
Stt
137
VI
SO
1M
219
DM)
317
130
:
20
37
50
50
ln5
100
515
100
33
114
linU
174
100
150
100
103
25
1(10
llU)
59
1(18
m
40 Robert Ross ls70.tr.H7i a
26 85
Jacob Clement " 24 87
Thomas Smith .f " 2 76
Thomas Smith " ' 1 7o
54 Penn'a R. R. Co " Keil
24 87
2 70
1 70
52fi0
24 KI
7 59
6 20
8 92
11 23
70
43 80
48 88
20 01
12 00
5 40
7 20
9 88
7 88
40 58
16 05
3 65
1 35
4 55
4 35
6 18
12 95
17 43
39 19
784
415
6 33
13 70
21 58
7 40
6 75
13 75
38 25
4 23
16 90
24 93
9 98
27 65
15 21
22 56
18 00
138 17
151 42
151 42
129 34
144 73
134 (KI
90 65
36 90
67 89
59 65
56 90
55 34
C5 43
15 60
50 19
33 18
44 76
87 00
31 04
16 10
16 71
16 13
104 40
36 90
6 96
29 06
162 31
6 52
69 41
127 56
65 48
49 40
19 80
41 60
41 60
36 57
25 11
15 00
3 00
1 80
15 00
'2 05
15 00
34 95
18 40
3 76
28 20
1 50
30 Ul
17 20
17 20
25 60
25 60
11 64
25 22
60 00
2 78
25 60
7X60
60 00
10 36
39 02
28 10
2 60
31 85
81 32
220
A 10
4 25
Henry Rice 2 o
James Cost low ' 759!
Francis Devlin " I
Henry Harrington... ' a o-
UI.ArKi.icw Tiiwi-cniD
John Jor.li.i. 44 11 m
Andrew Duff'"""""" " " a 7)1
Jacob Pressinger " " 43 80
Paul Ibo ah co
Daniel Leuvv " " " iini
John W. Duncan " " 1211
Jas. Duncan's Estate. "
Samuel Leed & Stiles " '
Lewis Edwards, jr... " '
Samuel ISrallicr " "
Lewis Uarr " '
John Til ford " '
Thomas Stiles " '
Duncan & lirallier... " '
Henry H. Campbell.. " 1
William Davis "
Gabriel Horing "
Thomas R. Williams. " '
A.S. Rath bone "
Daniel & John Davis. "
Stewart fc Stooten... "
CAMCKIA TOWNSHIP.
E. Al.r.ims&J. Rennet t '
Thomas II. Stewart. . "
George Reynolds "
John Morgan "
John Iirown
Evan M. Davis... "
Johnston Moore "
CAHROIX TOWNSHIP.
Thomas Edwards ..."
John Hoops.... "
Thomas illiams
John Italdwin "
Godfrey Twells "
James Hoops
John ft. Huffman "
2t0 Alex, llarr (part of).. "
240 Alex. Rarr (part of).. "
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
333110 William Parker '
452 44 Anthony Simons "
452 44 Nal'n lAngti!:orough "
38 52 Thomas Kctland " '
433 153 John Ashley " '
4(10 03 Thomas Masters "
370 28 John Ketlaud " '
123 80 lleury Phillips " '
391 1.4 Charles Pope "
225 68 (ieorge Iole '
312 37 Jom-nli P..no .
37
212 44 Samuel Until .
1ti8 132
tieorgi; t.ilson
Henry Swly "
Samuel Peters " '
Hugh Hoops 1
Johu Pope 1
James Hoops " 1
George Hoops " 1
Nathan Foster " '
Henry Fosterlpurt of) "
Joseph Pope (part of) "
Andrew W eaver "
William Gray " 1
Simon Noel " 1
Joseph Gray " '
Jaj.FosieriG.f.ilson "
Saml lIutlerA. S.Ruth "
Thomas I'eurose " '
William Parker... " '
Henry Phillips
Simon Walker '
John Hoops
George Swentz ... "
Robert Ewing
Lloyd & Uipsii. ."."."""
Finney & Barrows... " '
Dress & Fox 1
Frederick Doersch" " 1
William Duller '
James Foster "."". 1
,.V,rA,J'1''-' TOWNSHIP.
William Rartou... . '
Samuel lu-thel "
lizekial Fariuc-r '. "
William Tiiton
John Mitchell "
Lewis Wolf
John Young ".".".".". "
Abraham Singer " '
Wm. ltiirlou ipart7r") "
Wm. lfarton (part of) "
I'atrick Kelly
l'atrick Such
Mark Maguire "
Sylvesti-r Mc.Mulien. "
James Harris "
F'rancis Cooper "
Jesse Hoops
Dell & Itlair '.".".
Joseph Harris "
Mie'l & Henry Cooper "
Jesse Hihips (part of) "
James Hoops
Joseph Cooper .'.
Calvin A-Ransteud. ." "
Saniiiel ".'alvin "
William McMullen... "
CONCMAfOH TOWNSHIP.
Widow Stewart
Williams & Ruck "
James Hurk "
Richard Smith "
150 132
134 57
319 157
382 108
216 1C I
209 141
124 1-1
187 120
72
200
450
74
43$ 153
a5J
383
428
2ta 71
135 134
15C 137
172 iaa
400
4a 10
377 lott
279
pu
100
lid
ilOO
2X 154
1(10
J3 154
UK
25
1S8
25
200
1 0
loo
200
2O0
ISO
130
4K
43
200
400
400
25
1S4
Ins
CO
29
1U9
4ii
14
82
77
77
300 128
4 40
2190
29 92
25 10
220
1 61
2 91
8 40
45 91
338
- 15 86
40 40
23 33
4 84
20 60
20 9S
10 12
45 91
17 63
1 1 98
art 41
19 80
2 03
20 77
4 60
20 60
532
304
9 51
25 08
13 20
29 04
29 60
65 60
1 73
12 74
12 74
12 74
12 74
19 71
25 52
' 7 54
14 93
1 73
21 46
24 89
25 52
14 20
76 56
10 96
CKOVI.K TOWNSHIP.
440 Ilonrv West
"45 54 l'enn a R. R. Co '
Lots Nos. 3and 4 An
na Maria Hal.n "
11 99 Samuel S. Paul "
18 p. M. &G. Iirown . "
150 Anthony Varner "
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
405 John Hubley "
25 Daniel Goitghnour. ..
l.W Daniel Levy "
4!3 William Morris "
208 Isaac Renson . "
42 Alexander Hunter.. . "
lsl Daniel Farley "
184 Joseph Ewing J
89 James Roes
405 135 John Simpson
116 Samuel Davis '
118 James Hriu ken "
s-j .iot w fc,. ,h-a. .,r
3n0 John Sinner '
31 George R. Sharp "
2:M A. S. Rath bone "
50 A brain Goughnour... "
125 Samuel lirallier "
70 Samuel lirallier "
40 Henry Rorahuch "
OAI.UTZIN TOWNSHIP.
48 Dr. John T. Christy.. "
190 Aaron IJowen 44
100 William McDougnl
(part of) "
220 Mifflin Han nam "
20 Solomon Kearny 44
400 Thomas Gorman 44
18 S. C. Raker 44
8CMMKHHILL TOWNSHIP.
220 Jacob Naglc 44
220 Henty W'ikkIs 44
220 James Dalton 44
220 .lame Sea right 44
357 80 Isaac Urcnnan 44
40 William Smith. D. D.. 44
130 llcnrj & Cornelius
ZoMers 44
439 120 John Eberman ' 44
31 Edward Sensor 44
370
429
440
WO
200
146
30
81
37GI
400
400
252
17
100
272
200
150
50
50
3761
1C14
40
Israel Jones 44
Wilson Hunt 44
Ebeuezer Urauham.. 44
SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP.
Morgan James 44
James Thompson 44
S. W. Fisher 44
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP. I
Henry Scrgent 44 2 16
"AMiijuma Tuwxgnir.
Thomas Jackson. ... 44 44 13 65
Arent Sonmnn 44 44 19186
Richard Constantine. 44 44 29 40
J. K. McFarlahe.. .. 44 44 29 40
Simon Koop 44 44 20 67
Henry L. Patterson.. " 44 26 38
A. M. & 11. White 44 44 15 00
F. George 44 44 18 85
Philip West 44 44 16 40
Philip Collins 44 44 1230
Daniel Henry 44 -4 8 30
Daniel Murray 44 44 40
Cambria Mining tc
Mauufacf uriug Co.. 44 18054
David Watson 44 44 32 45
WMITK TOWNSHIP.
Simon Walker " 44 18 78
Henry Philips. 44 44 24 m
Lewis Wolf 44 4 49
John Martin 44 44 13 i
303
400
69
333
Jfl7
433 153
John Thompson 44 44 852
Robert At kins 44 44 29 50
Joseph Hutchinson... 44 ,4 14 10
ltobert Hoggs. 44 44 11 71
Mary Iirown 44 44 1171
Andrew Small 44 44 1171
Will ii in (Vfa 44 41 a 1 tn
100
410 AO
410 60
410 60
433 153
263
102 109
200 7
30
47
93
433
...... . -.--.- ..... vs.nj
James Wilson 44 44 20 50
WilijHm George 44 44 800
Abraham Wittnore... 44 44 2060
Thomas Ketland 44 -4 1 67
Jeremiah Musser 44 , 412
Jacob Kring 44 44 r 35
Patrick Hoi eland 44 44 39 22
John Myer 44 44 6 50
George Graff , " 44 28 56
Graff & Maloue " " 44 4-J
George Walters 44 141
Alexander Brown 44 44 62 68
Thomas Iirown 44 44 113 39
William Harris " 44 41 54
lot)
178
4
25
445
415
445
81
Toj-w.
28 08
56 24
3 65
2 l
12 02
159 C2
0 V.
ei 03
44 K
67 18
4 0
5 55
6 50
2 01
io;io
13 80
5 70
5 70
54 02
50 66
105 49
32 89
8 99
51 79
41 r
122 75
6 SO
7 75
4 13
13 52
15 50
15 24
20 58
17
1 81
26 60
12 02
20 58
5 16
20 58
780
453163 Simon Walker "
36
Patrick Donahue " "
John Kctland "
Thomas Sanborn " 44
Henry Phillips.. 44 44
Henry Rush 44 44
Thomas Canby. 44 44
John Craix ill 44 4
Frederick Molyuoux". 44 44
David Jackson 44 "
Henry Kipple . "
William liurlin 44 -4
Lewis Wolf
Willium Lambert 4' 44
Joseph Dardine " 44
Jefferson Smith 44 44
James Colderwood.. " 44
Thomas Sanlairn " 44
Simon Walker 44 44
Henry Phillips 44 44
Calvin. & Us nst cud. . . 44 44
Charles Mc-Gotigh 44 44
Frederick Molyneux. 44 44
45
174 108
523 80
159
393
221
19
327
100
100
100
a I
100
150
100
99 87
370141
170 93
352
250
111
381 153
445
446
juiiii Harris "
James Reed 44 44
VODKK TOWNSHIP.
Hershbergcr Tract . 44 "
Heii-s of C. Ihuiscn... 44 44
George Shrum 44 44
Henry Sutton 44 44
G.tiates(Hershb'ger) 44 44
John Steel 44 44
Jacob Crook 44 44
t. Funk & T.Vickroy 44 44
Francis Devlin 44 44
Mathew Newkirk 44 44
John Wertz 44 44
William Wertz...".. 44 44
David Gates . '. 44 44
Philip Cniliim "" 44 4
Emanuel James 44
W
260
i 300
293
400
133
I 27
310
2on
40j
I 100
400
12
SEATED LANDS.
1 . ?,' .thesrne timeand place, will be sold
the following Seated Landsand I.fs of Ground
pn winch taxes remain unpaid, and which have
t.een returned to the Commissioners airreeablv
to the Act of Assembly of April 20, 1844 :
NAMES OF OWNERS OR WARRANTEES.
Acres.
Year.
Adams township.
Francis Gibbous, jr. 1869 1
Joseph Fry 1870
Cambria Coal, Iron
and Lumber Oi 44
Bl.ACKI.ICK TOWNSHIP.
Margaret Hrady. ...1869 A 1870
Henry En holt 44 44
William McCombie.. 44 44
Mulford Jc Alters.. .. 44 44
Ann Owens 44 44
lienjamin Gilpatrick 44 44
Conrad Huffman 44 44
Win. R. Morgan Est. 44
Robert Edwards 44 44
Johu&Jas-Stoncback 44
Richard Tudor 44
CAMHKIA TOWNSHIP.
Thomas E. Evans.. .. 44
tf'AMniilA K..ifni'nir
la res.
I 4 50
566
68 40
5 89
16 94
13 75
129 21
9 45
1 36
10 30
8 93
12 46
9 no
420
15 69
83
54
1388
33
90
103
589
1M
10
111
7a
178
HO
132
150
iiouws
1 David Dower 44 4 4
730
6 15
9 63
9 04
11 45
7 60
3 15
3 80
2 24
2 24
2 24
3 96
3 99
9 02
2 841
8 22
7 01
90
6 45
4 80
86
162
2 60
350
75
84 25
1 77
21 10
132 30
9X5
3 51
2 90
62 94
32 73
75
109 20
5 71
2 10
725
1
H
Joseph iiurtnel 44 44
Catharine Early 44 44
John Fitzpatrick 44 44
John Fallen 44 44
William Lyshon 44 44
Patrick Mcliride 44
l'atrick McCuffrey.. 44
Peter Anom 44
Jacob Lightner 44
Adam lioulder 44
Owen Smuilen 44
P. F. Light
CAllltoI.L TOWNSHIP.
Charles Elig 44
Elizabeth Haines 44
Jacob lvratzer 44
Lawrence Smith 4
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
Jacob Leiden 44
Dress A Fox 44
I'atrick F:ynn 44
Jno.Dougherty's Est 44
Jacob Nagle's Estate 44
Uriah Lloyd 44
John Ilipsh 44
OIKST SPKINGS UOUOCGH.
J. M. Pen nock 44
CLEAHFlKI.il TOWNSHIP.
Dingham Jt HollnJy 44 44
'1 homas Farrell 44 44
A. L. Holliday 44 44
Abe Humphreys 44 44
George Litzinger. .. 44
Felix McGuire 44 44
Reed & Tudor 44 44
Charles luiustead. .. 44 44
Thomas Patterson.. 44 44
Timothy Shcehan. . . 44
Lewis Plack 44
IaOwI her & Lloyd. . .. 44
Jos. Trcxler's Estate 44
Arthur Wharton ... 44
CON KM A Ut; II BOROUGH.
1
A cres.
100
77
:ioo
1115
CO
1U2
72
25
63
100
200
Lota.
A cres.
119
69
50
57
30
41
1G9
378
50
500
215
50
25
Johu llcutu, 1st w ard 44
8 70
8 42
2 42
100
2 80
82
11 70
9 10
25 00
1 00
900
1 00
llouxes. Lots.
1
John Ogden.2d w'rd 44
1
1
A cres,
1
12
14
30
456
30
IS9
Ldw. Lingler,
Casper If urley,2d wd 44
CON EM A UG ll TOWNSHIP.
C. Ii. Ellis
1 avd Ktrner's Est'e 44
William Orr 44 44
Jas- S. Orr's Estate.. 44 44
Cambria Iron Co 44
Peter Horner 44
King & Shoenberger 44
Conrad Supines 44
Wm. Watkius 44
Sumtiel Carmichavl. 44
A. Ci.pelaud 44
CKOYl.K TOWNSHIP.
tWm, li. Rutlir 44 44
Samuel Osier's Est... 44 44
Wm. Ernest 44
W m. Dimond 44
Anthony Diimuire.. 4
C. li. Ellis
Daniel Murphy 44
John J. Morris 44
Solomon Need
T. W.Jc Pol. Jenkins 44
David Scott 44
Geo. 11. Siiiieuian. . . 44
A. E. Wike 44
Albert W ilson 44
Cambria Coal, Iron
and Lumber Co....
VltA.NKI.l.N BOKOUGH.
Cambria Iron Co 44
Harrison Springer. . 44
Penn'a K. R. Co 44
Wm. J. Patterson. . . 44
John Shaffer 44
OAI.I.1TZ1N TOWNSHIP.
John & Jas. Halton. 44 44
Cornelius Galligan.. 44
Francis McCabe 44
Solomon Ren in y 44 44
Ernest W. Voungin. 44
Abraham Shnrru. . .. 44
Owen Clark 44
Jacob Fogle 44
John Melt ugh 44
JACKSON TOWNbHIP.
William Flattery... 44
J. K. Callahan.. . 44 44
Wm. li. biorv Sc Uo'.
( lluniuire.)
Wm. 11. Story & Co. 44
(Paul.)
Wm. H. Story & Co. 44
Ie w is Dunmire 44 44
Jacob Fuikimer 44 44
Ephraim McKelyy.. 44 44
Daniel Refghard 44 44
John C. Elder 44
JOHNSTOWN BOROUC.n.
J. M. Campbell. 3d w'd. 1809 3c 1S70
D. Callahan. 4th w'd, 44
Thos. Hu tier, 2d w'd, 44
Cath. McKcnna. 44 44
66
80
40
4 68
2 40
1 40
28
84
56
3 43
1 41
5 30
15 05
105
1 05
2 8l
23
115
180
1
H
1
420
87 44
2 10
1 40
66
75
1 86
1 42
1 19
22 47
1 94
t 53
28
.'
20
800
2 90
2 70
13 50
16 S2
4 IK)
4 00
16 00
300
70
600
1 36
56
7 70
5 73
2 40
2 26
918
815
1 92
4 15
6 10
85
1
1
I
224
1
1
1
75
so
90
254
344
50
50
200
1
1
1
1
1
1
MUNSTEll TOWNSHIP.
Peter Dunn 16O9&1870
Augustine Glass 44
Alice Riffle " 44
i.x a, ,m'-'-viIaIa bohough.
IX C 11. Ellis 44
, f,K..-:pE''T BOROUGH.
1 David W illiams 44
MICH LA NO TOWNSHIP.
Solomon Buyer 44
Joseph Lape 44
John Lovett 44
Nancy Reighard 44
Luciinla Keighard.. 44
Sebastian Dull 44
George Gossard . 44
Fred. Kring 4
Theodore Makiu 44
Catharine Noon 44
Shank & Miller....".. 44
Adara Varner ." " '4
Cambria Coal, Iron
and Lumber Co 44
SISOUEIIA.tMA TOWNSHIP.
T . I . ..li 1
100
27
25
56
145
100
16
16
50
80
12
50
50
a
1 50
262
28
3 14
2 10
3 55
6 56
72 00
64 81
42 10
37 38
2 71
7 19
8 75
30 80
437
7 91
28 00
6 25
5 25
5 25
7 68
5 92
1 94
47 10
4 20
71 80
49 11
75
566
52
0 00
200
4 20
525
8 85
3 70
2310
10 80
8 43
54
i XloO
1364
400
300
Lloyd 4k liipsh... ".'."! 44 44
Fry, Deurr St Co 44
E. R. Hollister . 44
Jas. D. Shaw's Est. . 44
BUMMKHMtLl, TOWNSHIP.
William Hurk..
C. li. Ellis '.". 44 44
John Farren's Est.. 44
Jno.A Harb's George 44
Alice Hughes 44
Alice Hughes 44
Alice Hughes 44
Alice Hughes 44
Alice Hughes '. 44 44
Michael Lutz t:
Francis MeConnell. ii
I'atrick MeCrossen. .! il
John Manehart ... "
Mears, W hite A Co. ii
Mears, White & Co. ::
Issac W. PI u turner., li
Edward Sensor !: "
liannah Wolf
83
50
100
146
372
85
150
200
49
45
104
49
50
910
60
701
584
10
31
7
204
67
46
87
87
211
146
Daniel Sherbine .. "
Wm. A. Skelly .!
Thomas Conlv !!
Joseph Miller i'
Wm. A. Skelly ::
Patrick IMcGough . .
Cambria Coal, Iron
Ac'. Trr'n. lar.
WHITa TOWNSHIP CONTINt.'BO.
216 156 Henri- Phillios 1870 & 1871
a n d Lu m ber Co . . .
(Steam Saw Mill) KoU-rtsi Jonoa
TATM1H TOWNSHIP.
1 X Malachi Ilvron tl
1 Francis Hone li j
2 Wm. Ilroderick ii 4
2 S. D. & R. Jones li 4
1 ' Juba V. Jouoi ;'. 4
493
3 55 i
10 08 I
499
. A . H. J... Yror. Tnt
TATUin TOWSSHII'-COjttlMl.n.
Jacobs. Goughnour. 18 idSTO 140
30
6
John I.vtMO-irer
1 David Livinirston.. . ii
1 R. aI. Lemon i:
1 El wood Matthews.. 11
2 Waiter It. Nutter. .. ll
1 James Nugent .. .. "
850 Rager Widow of D.; 1:
1 W in. H. Richards.. . 11
1 l'atrick Clark 11
4 Joseph lirook
1 Charles Frank
1 Robert Grady
1 William Geis
5 Adam Horner
1 Hart Hoy
1 Thomas Kinney... .
1 Edward Pedrn
H Alfred Heslop
1 .S. William Pinrod
1 Sarah Roberts
1 A. MoNeal
1 Mathias Neidrower..
1 James H. Wilson
X S Charles Michael
W ASIllNOTON TOWNSHIP
9 Dysert s Heirs "
40 Evan E. Evans "
118 Paul Horn's EstatO. "
90 Wm. R. Hughes '
50 John Kiii'vorts 44
100 Clarissa Sharp
1 Bridget lira w ley ...
2 George Gussregan.. "
1 JohnMurphv "
100 Andrew AgeY "
72 David W. Fox "
123 David W. Fox "
5 EI.AKoseM'tAaushlln "
1 Samuel M'Gough.... "
10 John Ounvle "
1 Clement Urban Est
276 Edward A. liurk....
X Samuel Thomas ....
60 Thos, Carles' Estate.
5 John Wilts' Heirs...
1 EliaaCriim
1 John Carle
1 Jnmt-s 11. Direr
69 William Kiltell
1 Kcnry McKibbcn
2 George Mears
1 John Ramey
32 G eorge Ti ley
40 Lucy" Gardner
50 Mich'l Hassey's Est..
41 Jesse Woodcock
3 James Davis
WttlTK TOWNSHlr.
1 Albus Gfbbor.ey 44
100 H.'H. Jeffreys 44
60 l'atrick .Watson. ... 44
50 Simon Noel 44
50 Thos.Hollen (of Jno.)
100 Samuel Milliken
W II.MOKK BO KoC OH.
1 1 Lawrcnee Cassidy. . .
1 Catharine McGuire. .
1 1 James Wright
1 1 llarklns Ott's Estate
YnTir.K TOW NSHIP.
1 Daniel Edinunsoti. . . 4
2 Wnlfea.1 Hurges 44
5' Wm. MeLHiighlin.... 44
15.' Henry Eash
4 John Konsman
124 Ellis A Me La ne
I Mover A Flick
1 H John k ertz. Jr
20 Samuel Hwver .....
12,' Conrad Wythe
1 1 Herman Iloyer
1 1 Martin Docker
1 1 John Myers
1 1 Anthony Snow.len
ft IH
3 H
12 88
7 sv
24 '.H
6 68
2 IS
1 75
1 fx;
243
106
4 74
06
35
295
:i
2 Htf
2
25
2oo
1 90
8 bS
1 11
& 32
8C3
6 60
10 fc'l
9
IU
' 37
7 7S
4 S3
9 01
1 83
1 78
!J
14
:: 7 si
2 07
1 40
1 M
85
70
14
21
70
2
111)
0
' 08
140
1 45
12 60
9 50
7 oo
6 80
2 M)
175
35
98
105
"H
1 04
1 a
8 29
140
70
2 4i
44 43
1 05
2 10
1
3
2 10
1 66
173
1 40
Treasurer.
JOHN COX
Treasurer's Office, March 30, 18.72.
REMOVAL and ENLARGEMENT.
COOKING STOVES,
HEATING STOVES.
Til. COPPER & SIEET-IR09 Ml
Having recently taken possession of the new
ly fitted up and commodious building on High
street, tw o doors east of tho Rank and nearly
opposite the Mountain House, the subscriber Is
better prepared '.!mn ever to manufacture nil
articles in the TIN. COPPER and SHEET-IRON
WARE line, all of which will be furnished tw
buyers at the very lowest living priei-s.
The subscriber also proposes to keep a Tull
and varied assortment of
Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves
of the most approved designs.
rrT-SrOfTTING and ROOTING made to order
and warranted perfect in manufacture and ma
terial. REPAIRING prompt lv attended to.
All work done by me w ill be done ri-ht and
on fair terms, and all STOVES and WARE sold
by me can tie depended upon as to quality and
cannot be undersold in prii-e. A ci n:i nuance
and increase of patronage is resjiectf ully solici
ted, and no effort will be w anting to render en
tire satisfaction to all.
VALLIELUTRINGElt,
Ebensburg, Oct. 13, 187n.-tf.
TUB WOULD (lllMCED
TO I'RODl'CE ITS rQCAL!
rp.Y!-OU & CO.. of Alt Mnn, are fast
-I gaining an enviable reputation as philan
thropists by introducing nmong the holies the
AMERICAN CHAMPION WASHER I
the only Washing Machine in the market ttiat
will do its work la rfectly on all kinds of cloth
ing w ithout the aid of a rubbing tioard.
It washes w-iihout rubbing, rolling or press
ing the clothes in any way, aud hence without
any wearing of the fabric.
It will wash anything, from the finest lace to
the heaviest bed-ipiilt.
It will do tbe same work in n shorter timeand
with less labor than any other Machine made.
Any person desiring a Washing Machiipt can
have a Champion W'asher'tak. n to their resi
dence and tested, when, if not sutisfactorv, it
will be taken away without cost to them.
CONVINCING TESTIMONY.
Messrs. Tat lor A Co. Gents: Your Ameri
can Champion Washer has been In use at my
hotel long enough to convince us that It is all,
it claims to lie. It save two-thirds of the labor
nnd time and does the work as well as it ran he
done by hand. We would not be without it for
double its cost. 1IENRY FOSTER.
Ebensburg, March 20, '72. Cambria House.
?Mannfactured and sold bv Ta vi.ok & Co.
No. 1106 Twelfth Street. Altnonn. and for sale
by V. LUTT KINGE''.
March 23. I872.-3m. Main St.. Ebensburg.
OIIKKIKFS SAIaI:! !?y virtue of a
writ of Al. Vend. Kj jM.n. issued out of tho
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county, and
to me directed, there will be exposed lo Publio
Sale, at the Court llnu.ic in Ebensburg, uu
M on. v, llie!!2d day of April. Inst., at ono
0 clock p. m., the following described Real Es
tate, to wit :
Ai.Ia the rignt, title and interest of Andrew
1 oung, or, in and to a piece or parcel or land
situatn in Rlacklick township. Cambria count v
adjoining lands of Conrad Hoffman and Dr.
Rrady ou the south, landsof John Harvev. Agf-
deous Levy and HoofnoiMe on the west
lands or John Nitzell and Peter Parrish on tho
north, and lands of Lewis Edwards and Robert
Edwards on the east, containing 30UArrra,
more or less, about 40 Acres of which are clear
ed, having thereon erected a two story lg
House and a I,og ltarn, and a water Saw Mill
and Grist Mill, now in Ihe occupancy of An
drew Young; and a two story Plank House,
now In the occupancy of Andrew Young, Jr
Taken in executionand lo he sold at thwsuit "of
Lewis R. Edwards for uso of R. W. Gittlngs
and D. R. Edwards.
c. V n" BLACKER, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office. Ebensburg, Apiil 1. 1S72.
CUKUIFF'S SALE. Uy virtue of a
writ of Al. Vend. Krpnn. issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria countv. to
me directd. there will lie exposed to Publio
Sale, at the Court House in Ebensburg. on
-loiioVii. the 29th dav of April, at one o'clock
P. M., the following Real Estate to wit : All th
right, title, and interest of A. G. Fry. nf, in
and to a lot of ground situate in West Ward,
Ebensburg boroiixh. Cambria countv. fronting
on Julian street 50 feet ad joining lot of Wm. If.
Seebler on the north, lot or William Kittell on
the sooth, and extending back 60 feet to lot of
A. G. Fry not now occupied. Taken in execu
tion aud to be sold at the suit of F. A. Shoema
ker. W. Ii. ItOXACKER. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Offioe, Ebensburg. April 8. 1872.
lV.Y RYTlfF.i'A M ALI: .NI KK
V MALE COLLEGE. This popular Institu
tion will open for the summer session on tha
first Monday of May. 1872, under the instruction
of a corps if competent teachers, in the College,
buildings in the pleasant village oT Cherrytree,
Indiana county, Penim. Course of instruction
thorough, vocal and instrumental music inclu
ded. Good boarding furnished at from 2.50 t
3.50 per week. For further inf ormatloh apply
to either of the undersigned
UIRKCTOnS.
Hon. R. H. M-Cormick, rr. K. Rrallier.
H. B. Klnporta, rjr. j,. r. Lwralaee.
John Eason,
Cherry tree. Fab. S, 1878. -Jim.
T0R SALE A FARM or 114 Ackks
f- 3 miles from St. Augustine and 11 mllaa
Ik "i Altoona 14 Acres of which are cleared,
tno balance being covered with good oak and
spruce timber. The improvements are a first
rate Plank House containing four roms and
a very large I-og flam. Terms rami. For fur
ther information inquire of PatkicK UaDOIX,
neat the premises, or address.
L . CHARLES McKENNA.
March 23, lS72.-tf. Mansfield Valley. I".
TyiLLIAM KITTKIaT ArroBN.tr
AT-I.Aar.Kbensbur. Pa. Vfll t fViW-
nadc Row, Centre street,