SZ2 ron as nst a js"
.
f
-1 UXEVVL mm:.
Conv! Morgau, m hi fnpplmf r. Lo
ry report on the trsvle and commerce
of Brazil for the year ldl-i, j:ist indued,
makefe specir.1 mention of n mmt tiae
fal tree, which weald be a v:liiiiHe
acquisition to any country wrtre it
would condescend to grow. The tree
io qatio U tbe chi nuuba (?ojxrni;-,.a
cerifera), n. palm tree, which witbont
aoy culture develops it-ndf ir Ceara,
Itio Umulc del " Norte. Hahia, Ac.
i
Perhaps in no country, suvm Consul :
Morgan, U fc plait applied t' o many j
and varied purpoH::. U rrsi.sts tlie :
most prol jnetl dnviht ant preserves ,
iti-lf constantly luxuriant and green, j
J ts roots possess the snme medicinal.
Heel's as the aarsaparili. From the j
trunk are obtained strong fibre, w hh-h .
nay lire a baitilul lustre, as will as,'
corner pieces of timber and excellent j
pajliiotdes for enclosures. The pal- j
Lietto when voting serves as an appro- I
ciaMe and nutritious food ; and then;- J
from also wine, vinegar and a sacelia- ,
rine matter is extracted, aa well a a
fcindof gum similar in itu taste ana
iiroDertiea to sazo. Thid plant has
often served during the period of ex-
o sive drought as the means or sup
port to the populations of Ceara and
io Grande del Norte. Kiom the
wood and trunk of the tree musical
instruments arc made, as alio tubs and
pumps fr water. TLc delicate fibrous
nhstance of the pith of the stalk and
it? leaves msfcc a good substitute fir
cork. The pulp of the fruit is of a
pleasant taste, and the nut, oily and
emulsive, is
minced to
after being roasted and
a powder, often used as
v voee. r From the trunk ot the tree a
;ccie3 of flour similar to cvaizena is
extracted, as well as a liquid resem
bling that of the Bahia cocoanut.
From this dried straw, mats, hats,
biskets and brooms arc made, and of
t'ds straw large quantities arc export
ed to Eurnpe, where it is employed in
the manufacture of fine hats, the whole
vnlnc of which exported and of such
as is utilized by national industry
amounting now to about 117,500 per
annum. Finally from its loaves is
produced the wax used in the manu
1 .tct'ire of eandlo3, the annual exporta
t;oii of which exceeds in value X1C2,
500 Pall Mali Gazette.
A New "What is It?" The "man
bug" is the name of a most peculiar
and oicire spitmcn of the insect crea
tion il inject it be that -ai now be
b- on at the Xews Letter otHcc. This
r -inrhible curiosity reachel here o.i
Wednesday last on the bark William
K. Daly, and was given to Henry
Ogder, the first mats of that vessel, by
the natives of a small ts'nitd called
Iwiwee or Iwiwau. Ivini some sistT
miles south of the Samoan group. The
rroa'ure ha? a lody of pjren color,
inotticl with yellow or orarure colored
Tots. Thii is :b'mt five iu'jhes lencr
by two and a half broad, of a It
hhapc and terminating at tbelie;vl in a
pair -jf von' red and vicious looking
eyes and two horny mandib!e3 of a
like color and a decide '11 snappish
rppoaranca. It has no flpnoarance of
v.-mg. JU most peculiar
b jwexer. is a single pair of
feature, j
spidery
1 -irs att:iuhi.fl to the lower rnd nf it.
body. T'ucbc arc about twelve or J
foti.tcjn inches in length and singt:-
I irly resemble thoc of a man in regard
I I tlvi nu:nber of Joints and the fact
that it standi bolt upright on them.
Ttio creature stands some foot and .a
Jidfhih. walkj with a long, crane
l.ke stride, and is like nothing so much
as an immense June bug on stiif?. Its
only known food is mice, and Uree,
vdieii introtlnced into the h-.rijc bin.1
i nge that confines it, it seizes with a
Midden dash of its foot or claw and
despatches voraciously. Messrs. Ed
ward. Iickson, ami other " bug
hharpV who have s-jen it, are totally
unable to classify or place it This
rara avis can be seen at this ofliee
until Fiiduy nei.t. Saturday it
goes e.ibt in the care o? Vr. Hclmcrd
tng. tlirongii whom it will be sent to
Professor Henry, at the Smithsonian
Institute at Washington, ami from
which scientific: quarter we hope to
benr niorc of this vertiablc wonder.
rrancUco Xcics Letter, Mar. 25.
To Make Barrfn Trees Fkvitfll
A correspondent of the American
Agriculturist pays : I wish todescribe
to vou a metho I of making fruit trees
lear that I blundered on. Some fif
tecu yearj ago I had n small apple
tree that leaned considerably. I drove
a stake beside it, tied a string to a
limb and fastened it to the stake. The
next ye.ir that limb blossomed full,
and not another blossom appeared cn
the tree, and, as Tom Ibinkor said,
"it set me a think:ng," and I came to
the conclusion that the string w.is so
tight that it prevented the sap return
ing to the roots; consequenIy.it
formed fruit buds. IIaing a couple
of pesr trees that were large cnoujrh to
The next spring nil the top above the
cord blossomed as white as a sheet,
and there was not one blossom below
where the cord was tied. I have since
tried the experiment on several trees,
idmofct with the same result. I th'nk
it is a much better way than cutting
olfthe roots. In early summer, sy
June or July, wind a strong twine
r.rvund th-2 tree, or a ningle limb, anJ
tie it, the tighter the tetter; the next
vl.it.ir or spring the cord nilty tc taken
1. ..... I... I.-.l t I 1 i
course twine and wrapped it sevrril V;?
times- around the tiee n'jove the lower "r te vur Train'ii.aiiy.
limbs and tied it as tight as I could. .JtrtL"- f I?'?-
A..RICC0, of Modena, Italy, says:
To cure the swellings of chilblains, rub
them well at night with jetroleum. It
will take three or four nights rubbing
to cure them.
Pn vv vrATrn. i oTcellent for wash
light calico dreMec. 4 - ,
buy" your :iussio-vi- (ioos
Itarerters Baanfaetareri, mm Dealer la aU kiaJa of
.AUSIGAL MERCHANDISE!
MAN UFACf L" nERS PP TIIE CEIEOTATED
I KNAKE & McGlM PMO, AND
feK.XKn.il, WHOMWALK
t a rr is PC rr ahion piaxo.
Dealer 1, 5M?
l uuiar ia K IllltrwBeBtB to,taBilj n ham.
rtT, u? Et tsJIEBS of 311 E KT .Mt'SIO, we make this branch a speelaHjr. and alway kaep a
mW "ll OHU. XS rtll.l) N TUB Ir PA I.I.M RN I' 1M.AN.
ran ;
C'lcTjrTtni'iJ. Principa'd or Scminarl-ii. I-Jcri or Uan.ll. TcHfr ana ii wisning i I'"'""-"
Mu: l Uouas. wiil liinl lo their intcrrst to coram tMte UiTCCtiy with H.
Catalogue n-l Tr.i-e twists furaisliel free on application.
warerooms, No. 12 Sixth Street, St- c,a'r-
j j PITTSBUnCH, PA.
FORMERLY
STAHLMAN & HcCOY,
ruarniETon.
To. -T SIXTH ST1JEET,
year Suspension liritlye,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
TIIOYtOCGJilL.Y
Ami can reached from all
n.3 BEEN NEWLY RKFITTED IN EVERY DETAIL.
THE TABLE IS WELL SUPPLIED WITH TIIE VERY BEST TIIE MARKET AFFORDS.
O-10 ISVTlilS, 1.5() I'lSR. DAY. 3m
QIAMT TOBACCO WORKS!
iiyiiiywi
Louisville, Ky.,
Mannfaclurers of at! klnls of CTIEW IXG TOBACCO: also the cclcbnupd
mim mm mmm mm,
To beh.nl In P!ttl1rI.'h from It. A W. J.'nkinson. John VulWtnn & Son, J. W.Tnrlor, Martin
Hojrl, T. J. WhIIhcb. J. M. Slt-tivl t'o.. F. Tot-TAttll Co rrtcr BrothrH, Itl worth Brotfurs,
T. C. Jcnkfn, Kr.oxiOrr, C. A t cll i Co.. t. F. Pictrr. Ilrzog St Buchanan, Pretzfeld Bro..
Inry Dnll-nayer. nnj all of Tier Til'iicco n! Grocery Houte. il-7.-6tn.J
GEIS, FOSTER & QDINN,
113 and 115 Clinton St., Johnstown,
ALWAYS HAVE THE
Newest, Largest and Cheapest
Stock ft Irr UooJi, VnH' iw, Millinery. Cnrrrti. O'l ClotT.g fce , tole found In Onmbrla
LS J cuiity. -D u'l forget the number ami iircet. (t f."
CALIFORNIA!!
THE CHICAGO SOBTH-WESTKR RAIHTAt
rmVcf,nniIfrintniM!'emcnt the Great Trunk
n.i:i;iy Line r the tr N I ant NORTH
tl.Sj.anl wifhlM nnmTonj lrn"hr ami eon-,
n' t-Moii forma the hortest nn-l qtnckent rotire be
tween f;icnfj. an-! nil M.intP in 'fiioio. IVis,v,.
in. Xnr:h'm Mirngari. ATim,.!ci. Tivn. A
rrW.rt, Valif'triilit, and tlie Western Ttrrit'rtc.
Itt
Omaha and California Line
I Ihe shortest nI bent rente for all points In
A'irfftr-i (-twa, iMtknt, etraka, Wy
ntniua. Vnltratbt, I'lah, Xrnuhi. VaUftrnia, Ore
(on. Chin, J.ijtan and A iifr.i!(a. Irs
Chicago, Madinon ami St. laul
L.lnc
la Ihe fhnrt !Inn Tr Xnrtlrrn TTiVennWu and
i,iu. Jjiiliith, auJ all Iannis In tlio Ureat North
west. Jts
Winona and St. refer Line
If the ot:ly ronte for Wln-mrt. Ttivhmfcr. OirT
y.tiihai.i; st. 1tr. Xem Vim. and all
xinU In boutliorn ana Central Minnesota, lis
(Ireen Hay and Marquette lAne
li tiennlT line lor J.tvr ri.'.V, IVafrrtmi r. FonJ
lin Isu Ofhk-irh. A;nW'', iirrrn Buy, K-rtno-hT.
yiutuxtf. Marrrirtte. H-niybl;,), Ihinnxk
an 1 the Luke Superior OninO-i. Ita
Freeport atul lHtbuqne Line
Isth-onlv rem'e for K'(tn. ll vliford, Fretpr,rt,
anj all (rainie la Frerrrt. It
.Chicago and Milwaukee Line
U the nW Ijike Kliore H ,ule. and Is the onlv one
-r!iik through Kranfv.lAil.r Furrcst, Uinh.
Uwt hark, Waukcoiui, li wine, Kc,utJut, to Mil
tcaukte. Pullman ralace Cars
arc ron on all lhron?rh t'In ofthi- roa.l.
Thl the ONUY LINK runnlOT thefe -ari be
tween Ch 1 and St. Panl. I'hicaico and Slil
wnnifefv or Olilcmro and Winona.
At Omaha oar Nlerer connect with the Over
hind Sleepers on tl 1'nton t'aelflf Uallroad fur
all pntnta ffr of the Missouri Kitt.
th the arrival or tho tra Ut tnyrry the Kant or
South, the train of the ?hi-airo k. Nor. h-Weaterri
ltnllwar IKAVH tmitVrfOaa followa:
raf f oaneil UifT. Omaha anil Cdifornl.T. Two
Throwitli Train iHtly. with I'ollmin Palare Orsw
lnr Room and Sleepitiic Cars throuzu to Council
lilntfa.
Tor Sf. Paul and Minneapolis. Two Tlirouifh
Train daily, with I'ulliuan i'aiaee Cars attadied
on t-oth train".
for Ureen Bay and take Superior, Two Trtalns
dally, with Pullman Palace Cars attncheJ, and
running throuzli to Man:iette.
'er ilt a)kee. Vur through Tra'r.s dal!r.
Pullman Car on olifUt trains, 1'arlur Cliafr Car
m !) train.
tor Sparta and Wiaonaand polntgln Iir.neota
One 'Through Train Untly, witb I'nllmnn Slerpor
to Wlronv 1
ler Oabaane. via FrocportvTwoThronjtli Train
dal.r. with l'ui!niii Carn mi n'lit truln.
Kor Dahuqae and La Crosse, via Clioton, Two
"'""H" iumvmiy.wr.n I'uiiinan cars on the
trnins diUIy.
New York om.ee. No. 41S Proidway : Poton
Wflce. No. State Street : I trnnh Otllc. 2f3 Faiti-
'..C"nilr.,rTr,i! XVe" trt Depot, comer
Wells and Kinilo Streets.
for rates or tnlormatlon not attainable
our home ticket agents, apply to
from
.V. II. STEtWKTT. SUUVIW HrflHITT
Oen. Ta.j. .g-t. Uen. JSup't, Chicago.
January M, 1878. ly. 8
ROBES ET MANTEAUX
MADAME LAB0NDS,
No. 16 SIXTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Wiia Remove apbl j, 187a, to
No. IVintli Street.
Respectfully pnliolts yntir nrder for ilrcm-n5i,,,"'f-
Perfection in vuttinrntMl fitt.,w.
.....r, rni-iii.ii mpii-ni t-iiiiauiiiir tb laUrSt
Itu and faiiiiiona roeivol rtfulxiir.
Waro 10, 187.-. , .
inuiiicct, .iou I rnnrmm ,me, ivi liotaoin.
err St re: ; Chicago t icket O.fWg: 62 Clark St
nuder Sherman Hrnin; corner Canal and .Vadium
Street: kinzle Street lci.. nm iw vi-.i.
THE PHILHARMONIC OEGAH
AOESTS FOR TUB
"RED LION."
RF.XOVATBB,
points by 8TBEET CARS.
rXL-THE WOMAN'S FRilKS
THE EET FTNISHED AXT MOST TEEIXCT
" FLAT IKON" EVEIt MAX'I
Intsrcbaageable Handle nd Shield Coabrnsd.
The hai.J'.e I entirely
Separate, nud 01 nr b
nacd for anv rnmlr r.f
Jroii. It can b- aciyti.
cd Instantly, and rn ir-r
providi d with a shictil
t'. hand 1st complot !y
proterted fr-n the
hent. No Iiotder ia
required when neli-
ISU.4 M.7. beatetl, the i.andle l:.n-t
L detached. We tfn er.d to any address, on re
ce!t of Draft tr P. O. Ordvr f jr lue auiuuut, citUer
of tiie following ret:
Set No. 13 Irers of S. 6 and 7 Th., 1 Landle 2.00
S -3 - 6 turrtOliw., " S.JO
8-3 " 7, Baudttlba., " 8.60
Nickt-1 plated Iron, 75ct. ptr et extra.
Any party Arrterlni fi ve ot i lil ro
cele oue e extra as a preiulam.
Thoroug'.ily reliubls areola wanted.
Addreaa BROOKLYN SAD IROV CO..
5 Fint &U, B-Doilya, E. D.- r. T.
?f (yre9fBp1. rmn b tca ml th oQc4 of tliW paper.
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.
.pflo Just pnhliahcd, a new edition of Dr.
fEjk. TalTerwell Celebrated jtay on the
SlSS ""'"' '' (without (.uiediclne) of
HPKRMTORRHiJtA or tScminal Weak
ness, lnvoloiitary Hemlnal lse. lsiroTENcr,
Mental and 1'hys.lcnl Incapacity, lmediroent to
Marrlnae, fcc. ; alo. t'OMafwPTios, Epilkpst
and Fit. Induced by self-indulgence or sexual
xtravoranee, etc.
aPriee, In a scaleil envelope, onlv lx cents.
The celebrated author. In thi admfraMe Kiy,
cTearlydernon5trate. trom a thirty year' sncses
fnl practice, that the alartninir coTtequrnci-s of
elT ahne may be radically euro. I without thedan
sreron nse of Internal m-.li'ine or tha application
of the knife ; pointing- out a mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and ctlectual, bv means or which
every uff rer. no matter what his ci.ntiltl.u may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radi-
Cflllll.
Sent nuder seal. In a plain envelope, to any ad
dres, on receipt of eia c;nt, or two poctaire
tamp. Addree the nhlibers,
V. KHl tJlAf i
41 Ann St., New Vo;k; l"oet OSlce llox 4588.
CRAMPTON'S IMPERIAL SOAP
IS THE. "BEST."
Th! soap I manT:ielnre;l from pnre materials.
the celebrated tJermnn and Krencli I.anndry
roap. 11 is tneretoro recommendetl for nse in
tho Laundry, Kllcht-n. and Kath-room. and for
sreneral household purposes; alo. for Printera,
Painter, knjrfnecr. and Machlnir8.as It will re
move stains of ink.tirense. Tar, f lil. Paint, etc.,
from the hands. Manufactured only by
RATIPT05f II ROT II CRM,
2, 4, C, 8, and 10 Butrers Place, and 33 and 35
JeETerw Street, Xew Tork.
or tale by Koott Si Rcorr, 202 N. Delaware
Avenue, Philadelphia, by Mvr.ns . Lfovo, Kb
cusbnr, and by grocers generally. (lO-ltt.flm.l
To Oonstiiiiptives.
THE advertiser, bavlno; been permanently cured
of that dread disease. Consumption, by a sim
ple remedy, 1 anxious t make Known to his Tel.
low sufferers the ra;a! of cure. To all who de
sire It, he will cndeo.yof the prescript!. n used.
(Tree rT charge.) wl'h tlie direction for r-rcparlng
and n.lnjr the Siutu, wliich they wfli find a sfrb
Cunt rr. Vo&vmpt:oi, Authja, BnoifmiTia,
&c. Parties wishing the prencriptinn will please
address Jv. K A. WILSON,
184 Penn St., Williamsburgh, New Tork.
Errors of Yonili.
4 HENTLKMAN who inhered for years from
2 Nervous Debility. I'ramatore Decav, and all
tneetrect or ynnthrnl indiscretion wifl, for tho
sake of suffering Immunity, send free to all who
need it. the recipe and direction for matting the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience
can do so by addreing In perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OUDEN, a Cedar at,. New tfork.
FW. SHOEMAKER. Attorney ot
9 Law. Ebetslmrg, V... Offie en llih
atreiaaat aan orraet ivoe r-5l.'7S.-tf.J
--oinin a inrxe erceniaare 01 ceta.
bla til. Is wurnted tally rqual to the beet tin.
ported t'ueti e Soap, and at tha same tlinepos
JCcs all the washinir aud cl-annir urtnortli- t
Treasurer's Sale I
or
UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS
In Cambria County, A. 0. 1876.
IN. J. FUKIDHOFK, Trwsunr of Cambria
Cnuntv, In the Commonwealth of P nnayl
vnnU. inMimiaceul eeveral Acts of Asoin
Idy of uid Commnnwealtb, dirretlnjr tbf lime
nnd msnnft of selling ItmmwImI Ijinia f'T Xx
os. I hereby give twtiets that the following
described Iracia of tlntK-atetl Lands and Lois of
Oround. in the said County of Cambria, or such
paita threcr ae may be necery to pity ar
rearage of taxes due tbcroon lor one year or
more, will tie oi;red for sale at the Court
Hmia, in the Bnroogh of Eoensburg. on th
Krr.ad Mondy, HXtno ths lUtli la.T of
J 11 nr neat, and contino by adjfHirnment
Trotn day todav until the whole be no td for such
arrearages of taxes aud costa ueeesaaxily accru
ing thereon.
UnKeated Iands.
AA!8 Twp. 18.4 ASD 175. '
lerca. Per. Oicrtrr or Warrantee. Tnr.
1
1T5
4:n
4il
4(
245
4(10
IiiO
i'.t
vy
V1
81
800
Martin McDonald. I
Wartin McDonald -
William Nii-hoia
40 lJbert Rosa ----
Jacob tlinent.
John Wlllifima tmiih)
64 Penn'a I tail Koad Ikitnpany..
Henry Kioe
Krancla Ilevlin
Franoia Devlin tfttrririrtoo)..
Ferdinatid flordon
Georae H. Stincman
Edward BrnniitHO...
Jttc4l C. !ilneman
Tboroas Smith (parr)
Wui Carroll a DwBrendlina;er
Twp. 1874 add 1875.
Tbomna Edwards...
Tuvid Uarr ("belongs to county)
Oeorjre Harriaoo...
10S Tlionirta Duncan...
105 Jamea Town
William Hrarfv
Wilii:tin McJ.y
Alexander Mrr
E. Sliovmnker
Iwr Barr
BlMCKT.ICK Twfl. 1874 AMIS 175
John Fleminar
Henry Shutter
Simon 5nydcr.....
John McCaitley
Jnhu Slotiffli.....
John Uosa
William I.yon
John Oratf
Flarel Ilrown
Adam tU-ip-hard
S-baMinu 'TitT
Jin.b Sltiugh
O. Uorlnir
Chi'i li s II. Brady
J. Jordan
Andrew DtilT
J.icb Pr8?intrer
Paul lA-ho
Imni.-I Ievy..
John V. Ilimcan
Itotirrt Flctiunjr
Diirld Dav a
Jnhn Whitn
Paul llixhotifr
John Tiltord
Henrs- B. Canipboll
Cabrlel Borinjr (oyer tract)
David and John DuvU
ftry Erntiu
Ifonrv Campbell. ....... .......
feHinuel Wilwn
Hubert Feranson
Capt. John Wilson
Cam BR! a TP.-ir:4 and 187.7.
Andrew Tewia
William. Hurnhammer
John Boyd
Andrew Duff
Heiw J . 1-l'ij'd. ,
Jnlrn Hoiail- .
John Monran
Johnston Moore.
Ktchnrd Tudor
X. Abr:imi. Jones and IK'n
nott's heir.
Fxlivard Math'w
John J. Kvans&Co....
CAItnOI.L Twp. 1874 AND H'i.
SO John Hoop
J;tmea Hoops
Chest Twp. 1R74 and 1S75.
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Natlian Ixiiiliborouirh
Fred Moletiaux t belong toOo.)
Thomas K t!and
John Ahiey (hckiuirs to Co.).
Tlioijias Mua'.er
John Ket lann.
Henry Phillips ibeloni to t'o.)
t harles PoFe
George Pole
Jofiii Pope
S'imuol Itrtth
Ononrc G il.son
Henry Seely
Samuel Pftera
Hmrh Hoops.
John Popo
Jiimea Hoop
0orire Hoopa
Nathan Foster..
Henry Fotor
Jumca Foster
Curtis Clay
John Oldi-n
Pi-tor nrdnau
John Drinker
James Noel
Meli-hor ItunderhHI
Joseph Pope (part)
Androw Weaver
William G ny .
6 10
74 0C
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3'..vi
27 t(
44 .r.O
?tss
47 31
48 34
'I 73
17 10
13 2
64 S 3
;-. 32
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21 i-a
21 20
21 32
II 41
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18 24
3 V)
6 84
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10 42
171 00
41 :a
4
131
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49 :w
Jriinea Foster and Geo. fH.'sou 239 40
10S James llmh.
122 Marl in My re
Thomn Penrod..-.
3 13
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21 72
23 oTl
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24 81
7 44
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13 64
4W 60
50 K4
21 80
W 20
87 20
37 20
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1 74
24 80
40 8T
6 20
24
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50 40
4 14
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12 81
f
fi9
Wlil .am Parker
Hvnry Phillips
tlinon Walker
John Hoop
Hobert EwIhb'
11
li7
13U
Finney Sr liurrowa.
Henrv Piii-e
Win. P.trkcr (belongs t Co.)..
CT.EAttritLD Twp. 171 asd 1875.
IS I William Birton.
l.VI
F.7.-V ial Farovr
Wiliin.n Til ton
John Mitcbell
Louis Wolff
WiiliHiii Brorty (part)
Dennis Conntvui
Jonathan I.ewfo
J"se lnn
Patrick Kelly.
Patrick Sueh
Mark MeOuire
tVI'jtlne McMnllen
Joseph Trexler
Henry Wolff
Joseph Davis
Henry Davis..
Morris Davis.....
Jcse. Hoops
Bell Sc Blair
Joseph Harris.
John Harrison -.
E. It. Dnnegan
James Hoops
Joseph Cooper. ...
I'hlltn Cooner
11-
2..
1
100
10
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70
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110
41
410
200
400
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2S
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37S
3d
lil
113
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77
280
r 11
7
34
153
Calvin & Itaitstend
Hiley it Sarjrent
John Itrot herlino
Thomas Patterson
Felix MeOuire..
P. & A. Flrno
Timothy Cauley
0'O5EMAcan Twp. 387 and 1875.
Widow Stewart
James Burk
Daniel Nevan.
Croyi.kTwp. 171 and 1S75.
W Samuel s. Paul
P. M. Jr J. Brown
P. M. & J. Drown
Lot No. 3 Ann M. Ttalen
Iot No. 4 Ann M. ftalen. ...
Anthony V'arner
Galutzix TWP.-1874 asd 1875.
Aaron Bowen
lY.i'l,1'n;Mco'raI tpart")',!;.'
Mifflin Haman
Mary Hainan
Sebastian Sybertg I
Thomas Gorman
83 Bernard Farley
s. a Baker...........:: :.:.:.:
Jackson Twp. 187 and 1875.
Jobn Oimi!nabain...
105 Tbomu Morris
liobert Morris.. .
John White
Paul Bolty "
fathiaa Slough ."."."ZT.".".
John Hiibly.....
Thomas White.
D-tniel Gtmjrhnour....""""
Daniel I,oavr "" ""
William Morrla ."'JZ'.'.
laae Benson
Alexander Hunter.... MI"
Taniel Farley
j'rph Bwing -:.::n:::""
J limes H-ese ."""
135 Jobn Kimnf-nn,....'!' .I"""
Nirauel Iuvis
.Tnraee Bracken. ......
Van Camp Bush """
John Wijyton (part of.'.::""
Samuel Brallrer,.. .
Jacob Siiffler
S. Hrnllier Pearson)...::::.:":
Daniel Sbuoian
BtTMMESHILLlWP.-1374 AND 1 873.
80 Ins no Brennan
M-illlam Smith, D.D
40 Israel Jonoa
Nelson Huut
Even-er Brwtibam
H.itC. Teller
130
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230
75
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100
m
100
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40
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1
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111
444
2. CI
12
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70
143
57
440
870
47P
410
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52 15
30 50
S.I4J
1930
43 73
134 20
19-12
6 50
14 40
5t 04
27 94
14 41
14 40
43 3
37 72
a 7
3 oO
20 02
6047
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804
2H04
2i 30
12 82
77 ;
7 Co
700
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8 23
21 17
in OS
20 88
28 30
2S70
245
23 00
2M70
8 Ci
SU8(JUEHAN!SA Tw P. 1974 AIU 18:5.
Irrrs. i'rr. Oiei-r ll"itrr.iila.
37 William Cook
Tar.
5 02
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3!4
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13 5a
17 70
11 8)
17 I4
332 82
11 18
255
20
73
40 ft!
64 10
884
43 H0
868
1577
688t
1360
60 45
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33 7
13 87
64 40
3
13 33
88 37
13 eo
3 40
a 52
117 77
90 78
ore
90 78
W 78
60 t.4
3ti 44
44 07
88 37
4 8V
9 18
28 87
58 89
58 89
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13 riO
53 45
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25 43
13 00
13 60
27 20
4 21
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12 24
9 52
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92 53
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10S
4t7
Peter t'.liirl.r
118 William Cimpton
Jauiea Thmupaon.
Joseph Thomas
, W. Fiaher-
Tatuor Twp. 1874 awd 1875.
Henry Saifrent
John S. Gouahnour -
WASHINGTON TWP. U74 AND ltJ75.
Thomas Jackaott.
M. M. Adam.
WathewO'Neilfa heirs
George Gutwnlt
Peter West
Frederick Hiitton
Flmon Koop
J. It. Mc Km la ne
B Ichard Constanttne
Henry 1 Patterson
T. Geora-e
Philip West
G. M. Reade
Arent Sonman
Geti. and Alex. Buchanan....
8. H. Lemon
Sophia Hurd
George C. K. Zabm
warrr Twp. 1S74 and 1875.
Simon Walker
nenry Phillip.
70 William Lambert
Johm Martin
Solin Thomim
Thomas Town......
153 Kobert Atkins
Joseph Hutchison
73 Wit la in Kuth
Frederick DoerclK
Jamea Wilson
10 WHIiam Geortr" ,
7 Abraham Witmor
Jeremiiiti Musaer
Jacob Krioa..
Patrick Boreland
Jnhn Myrc ........
O. Walter &Dil)eii
Henry Smh
I'atrtek Stroud
Alex Hi-own
Tliot.ias Brown
Wililum Harris
John HarrU
Jame lted.
FrelTic-k Moleneaux
Henry Phlllns
Simon Walker
Patrick Donahoe
John Ketland
Tlionia Sanburn
153
153
10S
103
Martin Bush
Morris Sueh
Morris Bush
Hnry Buli
Joseph Boreland
Thomas Canby
John Craig
19
Frederick Moleneaux
David J.u-kson
Henry Heppia
William Burton
Lo'.vis Wolf
Wiliijm Brodlc 1
Jehn Servo
MeFarluod Ac I hi leu
73 William Itusli
130 Thomas'Siintuirn
P3 Simon Walker
ll5 Henry I'hilips
Calvin Sc ISnsloa'J
Churl- Mttt'-iurh
P. M.Troxeil&G. L.ilacgow
tliirrrt Cottiuger
William Sariront.
Andrew Flj'li'
William Smith
jMri'l Jnckfon
Oairet CottinjriT
Samuel H. Smith
W. M. Lloyd
W. M.IJoyd
VODBR TVP. 1S74 AND 1875.
Powell Staekhoiis
Powell Stack htiuse
Powell Sraokhouse .
PoweM Stiekhou;-e
Pnwell Siaekhouse
Oeorge Gates
Ot"i a Gatep
Henry Putt'in..
Oeorjre Gates (Collins' tract)..
307
a-tH
440
2.-'0
11
117
14d
200
400
40-)
400
no
27
$
13
100
Jameson
Jacob Crook.
fJorgas. Cohiek & Sharp
17 Francis Devlin
J'din Werfz
WilllHiu Wen.
F.inanifl James-
Kieanor Seiirh
VTO. at the!ame time and place, will be sold
the following Seated lands and I-la of
Oround on which tuxes reiniiln unpaid, and
whieh have b-'n returned to tlie Oiiioii"-ion-er
aereea- lv to tueAct of Assembly j.'tfecd
April 23tb, 1874:
AD.IM3 Ta r. 1373 anp 1PT4.
.Ic?. Motive, lutls. Owner or U'rirranffta. Tax.
13l
Cntabria Coal& Iron Co K9 32
80
Getty A C.i
J.-iuk.'s Itc)?o.
Michael Wtdtord Est...
Joseph n.P...
Hanuiel Pebly
Jamea Barefoot
At-LEontNT Twp. 1873 and 1S74,
Slariraret McMnllcn....
2 Margaret McMullen....
1 Jame McMullen
1 1 Marv lane Kelly
Samuel Will
Darr Twp. 187.akd 1374.
Leonard Hiller
Somucl Lf'amer
Mich icI Sullivan
Alexander II. Irviu
Bernard Donahoe
William .McDonald, Sr..
Jnhn Thomas.
Bucslick Twp. l73f 4Nn 1P74.
Henry Ejrholt
Hammond & Wilon....
46 01
2 41
0 30
2 at
5 38
10 02
4 CXI
2 2?
.Vl
SOT.
2 10
15 23
5 8
1 91
7 88
103
78
6 23
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135
'i
41)
14
100
-.7
75
174
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60
ltf)
90
80
683
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21
1!0
111
72
178
103
M
90
10
100
o
6)
425
70
2.V
iX
IV
wv
1076
13 9?
6 ft!
290S7
nuro
Muli'ord A Alters
Ann Owen.....
Iavld Powell, Sr
John jc.Tns. Ptonebrack
John P. Kersh
John Vonf
1 1 JuaepU Wiliiaiua' Estate
I .owl R. Evans
John 4 'ooneslman Sc J.
Biodline
Wiiiinm McJnly
Geo. M. Heed ,t J. Monro
BenJ. Oilpatrtck
Moore Sr Piper
Ion id Hmh
lieu ben S. Burirg
Cambria Twp. 1873 and 1874.
Owen Cunningham
Paul Clymlre
fJeorae Ourley
XI. Mi Dermott
Tltrntiike Com nan v
4 80
23 48
9 25
6 74
94
6 84
12 13
18 59
4 9i
43
17 00
9 89
4 07
V2 02
9 3
1 02
78
932
95
40 45
308
195
127
91
673
120
81
S3 94
764
25 50
4 11
19 31
11 2J
David T. James....".
O. L. Lloyd Estate
Cambria Boh. 1873 and 1S74.
a t'at ha rine Early
1 1 John Cox
1 Martin Lohen
X Andrew Pfarr
Carroll Twp. 1S73 and 1874.
Aug. Ainerln
Catharine Flanagan
1 1 James Weakland
Crest Twp. 1st 3 and 1374.
friah Lloyd
Jacob Nagle
Illanehard A Co
John Gabrial
Uriah Llovd
Illanehard & Co
CLEAarict.D Twp. 1873 and 1874.
2
40
100
3
100
100
79
111
200
4'0
9
liO
23
315
10
41
200
llingbam & Holliday 101
Samuel Calvin ...
81
80
24 05
. . iiuiiiiiay
Thomas K "yes
Moore Hlmpson
A. J. Steel
Kobert Hewit
Ixiughcr& Lloyd
William McGuirj
Meade A Tudor..
A. L. Holliday
CONEMACGH TWP. 1873 AND 1674.
Archibald Horner
1 1 Conrad Heckrotb
Michael Downey
Nicholas Knorr
SarahaJoaephine Grere
George Hildebrand
17 67
97 10
89
1 53
13 11
75
3 2a
103 24
299
860
1 21
1 05
205
289
S.'a
5
1
1
31
CONKMtron BOR. 1873 and 197.
1 1 HenrylSclinnWc.lHt w'd
11 15
6 94
78
4 72
4 73
6 00
12 00
140
8175
64
839
89
1 00
121
1 00
1 00
78
178
69
53
3 45
8 45
1 7
09
2
1 78
1 1 Pin Verlna. lnt ward...
1 Widow At kin. 2d wnnl.
1 John Ciihon, 2d ward..
1 1 Mich'l Mahoney, 2d w'd
1 A . t opeland. 2.1 ward...
2 Lewia Plitt. 2dward
X Owen Smaller Ft 2 w.
Croti-B Twp.-W3 asd 1874.
J Cambria Coal St. Iron C
I Thomas Lewi
.V Victor Voegtlr
1 1 George W. Diiomire...
1 John Pinegan
1 JohnGiilcvpir
1 William Grant
1 Jonn W.Jones.
1 I Jseob Seef
1 1 K'lward WadswortkU.
Oalmtzin Hon.-li7.
1 Mrs. Marv Cnvl
8
3
Mioliael Clark
Owen MWiiirnrn Cu
John McHtigh :
Owen Clark Katate.. . . .
Mia. Bushman
Robert Trov.
1
1
1
1
1
Catharine Parish Est...
John Cain
460 !
Gallttzin Twp. 1873 and
to 1874.
jV '2
Jr'
1
. Hoddy Bradley
uiro viitea,
G AI.MT71 n Tw p. Com initf.d.
,4ea Joua- Lti. 0.rur.rr iro7mtlf.
Mtrh:t l Dmiond fartttt
Juno' L. iu
Owen Mrilnr'-ra
John McHura.
Owen Chirk fcwtata
John '. 8'orin...;
3a. McCultoiiItt Kat
1
-1
JonNSitiw." IKjii. una
4' Martha ttr.na, sin wrj
r.iuimtui 5 iuiim.. -H.mv
Thcller, 4th w d.
A.J. ilaws.f'be.ard....
r. Slici er. 6tli wnl .
Henry Martin. th ward
Conrad Smith. tit li ward
James Simons, t; h ni'
S St-plien arner. w 11 w
1 EniH Yourur. 2nd Wi-r I.
JACK80N TWP. 1873 ASD 1"C4.
P. F. Frown
I.owf DiMimlre
J-.bn Ka-ar
Kpliralm McKclrr
liirMia lliwrd
Wallace B Sea art
Willi'!! H Shlef
Iiarid O-jnatabio
Fred Grove
F P Brown
J.icob O'ouflinoiir
Einaiiu'l H' lman
tienrge W gtT
I'efer Kih ti!ir
J. hn I.'t.y I
Philip Miilier
l'bilii' Prolific
IU'aUe Co
lniiid It.'tr'-r
Henry t 'vt-cr
MIM.V1I.I.IC UiK.-lrt3 AS D 174.
1 1 C B KUi
1 White Co
MCK.rca TWP.-1973 AND 1S74.
Jobn Noel
John O'Brien
Samuel tjti'viu
Jubu !T m-1
PoOpPECT Bi n. 1874.
I Jatnea McF.tll
RiCRI.ni TWP.-1873 AND 1374.
1 1 Samuel Gardner
1 1 Pali ivk Dora'y
SCM54ITVIM.P B'K, 173 4ND 1874.
1 John Ivory E--ta?e
SCMHtRBiIJ.Twv, 1873 AND 174.
100
60
212
00
31
lii)
60
51
lis
Ifi
l0
80
64
55
211
70
60
6)
10
200
40
100
1U0
2!) Atip A Shiner
100 Jamea Farren
85 l-tnre John Farrcn, Sr
I Alice linbea
60 ranela Mc"ifme!l
30O 1'atriek McCroKs-u
2t:4 Meat s, White & 1:0
lOi) Mra. White & Co
2.-0 Mrar, A bite Co
2i'0 William P. Shell
12 Daniel Sberbine
2r4 Ii.mlel Shcrldue
14 Lia.r A StuH-ujkt
49 l.evi Hm
20 Albert Wilson
111 I'liilip tl.'oifce
I'.O I'bihji t-ii
2 I'bilij. (ifiim
90 VViiliom H. Carp
28 Htrnin Criin
40 Simon Diniond
72 Vavid Sui -
105 Ftar JoUa k liy. Sr
30 Val Malzi
144 A. Mi)l!g.n
13i) Join, t;. S!IIy
6 t .'l bai ia.- r-vtUemlre
45 Alio licghva
9cfQLi:nN.s-A Twp. lf7J asi 174.
95 Jame (Jniliaia
l'0 P.. D. Jon.
126 It. F. Doug.s
00 William Pyatt Estite
TaviXR Twp. 1-74 and lt74.
6 Hi nrv Corner
1 1 Mr?. O'.llrtber
1 Thomas K Inney
1 John O'Neill
1 Jamea II. Wilson
1 Gcorjt? Kuui
1 Jam Miil!n
I 1 I"'.w,ird Ilnvi
1 1 Bridget S-tt
Washington Twp. 1S73 and 1874.
06 Oeo. Sc Alex Bucbauan
1 Jamea Ha: ns
73 Koliert itrirtnctt
2)3 John Brady
1 EliasCrom
40 F.vnn F. F.i-ans
W Sophii llur.l
4 .Tohii Ko' pper Jr
2 Oeorge M-ara
7J Joseph Vi'b r
1 1 Peter Short
X Samuel Tnomaaj
1 t'lni-nt I'rtian
84 Christ A iienbangh
1 1 Joscpb It-irtroan
1 1 Jen n;;nh Ilurkct
4 V!cha I TCrm
60 P. P. C.enrc.
1 1 Christ IlMij-r
8 Samuel Menoijgh
1 1 I:.r.ie i: ...
6 Wjllintn J. Kii
130 Charie J"hnton
WiLiforiE Uoa 7S73 and 15:4.
1 11 Adam H..rT.er
I Oeorge Don
1 1 Harkiu ttt i:ate
WOODVAI K Holt. 173.
1 Henrys. Sialib
Whit Twp. 1873 and 1574.
.1nmr E. Da-!
Fdward F!'H'!e'-t
SAmuel .Milligtn
Jm-liJ.-n Klony
I.ynell Vd
l.rnjaro;r. Beers
Oeorge i'radea
P. F. Hell
H. F Bell. (Scott
B. F. He? I. (i Beers)
4W
274
IM
8
17
70
L0
418
62
10J
113
1-2
43.1
4S3
B F. Bell. t.IohnHul op)
f. r neii t i.iioemalterl
H F. Bell f.ToliB llnllir,
11. T. Bell. ( John Hoileu)
Ec-a-AKt Bki.La HKIR8.
r. Pett ri
M. Woli.:
M. Black.
SI. larn
B. F. P.li.'8 Htitts.
Jbn llprllne
W tn. Sj.Je
Tiiotna lldlec
John Brown
Jacob i;cnl!
Wilson Jail her
Oorge !.! v-
Albert MUllHan
Andrew Vowinale
Toke Tap. 1.3am174.
PTld Allen
40
420
411
411
94
38
ti
18
BOO
HI
23
10
M
60
1 Havld O. Iiavu '"
1 Panlel Kean
fi Jacob Kolin -
7T. J. FREIliTIOFF. Trewurer
Treasni-r't Offlce, lar3h 22 1k;8,
FIRST PRIZE AT TItXXA EXruslTIOS, 13JS.
Tffi n. ROSEXSTEEL,
Macnfactnrer cf iuperlor
Union Crop LEATHER,
ASD PKALEft IK .
BARK, flinES, AND TLASIEllERS' flliil,
JTO TfXS TO ir.V, FA .
4.000 eordsof Oak aid Hemlock Bark wanted
Cah paid on dellrery at the TauoVr wanlea
Jan. 7, 1879 -ly. "
II. I'LAXK, M. P., re-iiectfiillr
offT bla professional ur-. .1"
citlfcn of Kbensbur: J Tlclnltr. Office ad
iolnin? rel.lence an.l Immediatelir In the rear of
lion. U. J I.lovd drna etore. IlRht rails can
be ma.le at the rcIUenCe of Mra. Bonn, on t'rair
tord sitreet, KoentburK. l4-24.-tf!j
A LEXAXDER TAIT, M. D.,
VUjrmtrtM mil NnrrPall,
, OARROI.t.TlWN. Pa
Offlc rMnlT fciipi.l by m. J. Buck M I
in roar or John Bnck a trre. NiKht call may"
be made at Mr. Buck s reldnce. (10-1,75.J
T B. McCOXNELTj, M. D.,
PHTSICIAX ASD SrKOEOX,
Office ftjrraerTr occnjiied nr Dr. Amln?teZi
ealU can bo made at Pest-oAee. l-l4.-m.
T)aniel Mclaughlin, Attar
at-lAir. Johnstown. Pa. OlHc in tb old
Kxchanir bundina-. (upstair.) corner of Oi'n.
ton and Loonat street. Wiii attend to ail t uei
neae connected with nis profession.
rY VV. DICK, Attobnet at-Law, Eba
t T '. Omeeln front room of T
J. Lloyd a new buildii.a. Centre tnt am
manner of le-al bustneasatteca to aatlsrao
orily. and collections a aoeciaJtjr. l it.tt. I
TXTM. II. SECIILEU, Attorney at
W Law, nUsnsbnrR, Pa. OfHconiieo
and floor of T. J. Lloyd's new bulldln. Ontra
raet. l-aire.-tf.
j (Z1EO M. READE. Attorney. Lav.
' ,u Kboot-hunr. Pa. OlBce oa Centre ttreet,
tbrea 1oor.tr .n Uih .neat. .a jj r. 7
BAT.Mr. WUU.ai:
bis postsitfu a rf
one. Lht ,- .. .
' a w
became a ?oui-d
1 '..il t r . c- '...rt . 1
m. . 11111 o-j-Ti; uii'l t.:;'
ing tlc eaiiici- v.-1;
4-
'I ! wp Kh.ill lu-.t .. 1 .
, Vi SOllIl'l Of Ihf jr,IU K . 1 8
I familiar, an-i :tn "
lTi iV1,tr' 'noiilinviV''"
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acfi 1 racy . H'ni ftthel r ; , ' :
might, 1q gun won! ,7"J
with a L14-1 r.n.;l a th.ij tf
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regimen I tr p:ii5v "j
charge totv:itli it," tvi:;., ..."
where or AL-st it wy. f'..
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gr.z2l-tariie i. Lrrr..;
ran pre r ivai di-:eovtrih ju : ,
a tall tree, f.n..:: n ,v:;
of whieh he was p:ekt.c. ..:7i,
v. ell as lie h.ul pickc-i oU" u '1 ,
fure. Brought to 1 .r ,
to loa l aipf alioot ta-;::. -;
br(.uijt .lovrn. jmh '.Ik :V;n. :
cap u iv. I. It is a v., i
calibre, 'firjcr :;esr :.j ;.t ". ;
a smooth Urc. : 'c i .
enough to a-lmit a -nu, v
B'jiclinj Ci'ra; (;.,..
a.
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it
Hints Aeoit Mr at T'jc
mutton is the mnt ;-r-contiiuipf:
the nin-t i: t w
neck is r.n c xtravnmnt ,
neck eonistIni of iv..-4,. -A
sshouMer hu? also wv.'Ai
The lreat toe well f.-r J,',..-!
tier, nicely sli'lH-i : it i nm
than the other joints. s;.
rihs of moat arc trv
joints, from the v.c!'..t (.f
roas'.ing s'ule of the hii'.'.rw :
part alled tlie 'lop-i (ie."ar!-t
profitable family i-itii'T
huttoek ust'vl for i.e..,
quantity of btitehf-rs i:it:i: cj
;n a family is. on r.n hvc-j-quarters
of a point ,'f j
person: but wh'i tl.e f..-. s
At
i
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1 troracn mi'l ci.it irv:;. ' ;
jertlay is alvmt t ,--...-
onr-Jwitb unot h r.i.- ! i r..'.
bacon. poulfry, fi-!: :.r ". I
should be wined with i - - -as
soon as it cTui fr u :
.r"a: fly blows, if f..i;i i i n . u
inl in loin1 the lo-.ijr j-ij.t : 'ti
the lone should l- i-ke.-, c ;
soon taints: the keit! si-
le removed frotj Utf.
i'rnised joints. Mo.'it w:.; k-r: .
for a loiiji time in r-M u i' r
frozen through, may . k";' -r '
Frozen meat must be ).;.v
is cooketi by rlusgir.g it Ii.rc
ter, or placing it b fi-re t! i t
setting it dnwu to ro-i
be drefsel through ifili!- -r-- '
not taken, not even nl.cM'i'; 1
Fepper is a preventative;' ::,
di-iriee; it is well, theref -re. t
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hung joints. I)vJcu-:l cLs"-
still more remarkaV.e ia
will not only kep the meit C'V
it Is prinkivxl pood, lot vl!! ' -the
taint from ulre i ly .Io vei.
A piece of charcoal, or j-wJ-.'re! '
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i" j Hams, alter Ix-inz sokei r.:'
86
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o;
4
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j kept for any length of tine psc-e"
powdered charwal. 77. f 11
er.
I.VFLtT.NCE or Nt-sp.trc-
2 60
chool leaeher, who had lxfB
time engaged in his profess-1
witncsel the influence of a"1''
upon the minds of a family ofck-:"
7
writes as follows :
T lii-a f...in.i t to hr s nai"'
k t a v Mil a a v j -
furl, n-ittiotit oreeption. t'l1
, . f .,
K-liolars of both 5cxe an 1 o. i-5
who have access to Deff?"
home, when roropareJ av iih tb-
have not, are: . ,
1. Better leadei. ev,.'i:"
nnncinlmn ami eon 5ru'!-f.
more understanding.!".
2. They are better tpei'erstf
fine words with ea?e an i nicurt
3. They obtain practice k "l .
of geography in almo't '"f1J
it requires of other, a tlie n":
. . . I n I- -1
have rrtftdf them acautui'-'
- '-.e-SH-'l
locaiiou oi me iiarK.'iu'h-- , .
nations, their government aJ
on the edola?.
4. They are bettor F':,,
everj rane.r or styles in
nor frnm tlio rnmnion pi1
t;Amanf n. tho finished anu 11 ,
V..-. V III. w .
oration of the statesman.
l;:fi -
1-1 I A tho 311 -t
lilv comprehend the W"
text, and contsnt!y so".
ream
the
construction with acnirr.c.
L. Ther write IxtUrc'i
Urtln.Kn lOCl' CO'.l U".-''
n n 1 ...rt- . 1
r. rrt ..n Tlh'3 ' .
o. inoe yoti.ii: .f
rear lcen reader of r.er'...
klwavs takintx the lead if-
cieues, exniouuig a
1- 1 1 . n rrreiler '
.or vam'-.
lI.HlT I I
StibiecU, and presinir
with greater fluency. "eiVC
correctness.
. e 1. TL thil brf
vuk. lartncra ana. .
rneddontil,l L,
T.ir.
78
70
168
168
1C0
40
143
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rs
24
1 W
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, 4t
au unknown hiatory ra s :
tliaa the wepo: itc!r
it waa inilo. or bv inj.,.,
cu:nst:ui..vs it- ,r.,ti.
their hogs will .are tbeo '
diptheria f