L
p
Bushels in ti Heap of drain.
To prevent too much handling it is
well to know bow to measure grains
in piles :
First rule. Throw np the piles into
complete cones as high as the grain !
will permit. Measure accurately the !
slant height from base to apex, and j
multiply this length by itself. Meas- 1
lire the perpendicular" height of the f
cone and multiply this length by itself, j
Subtract one of these sums from the
other and multiply the remander by
the height of the cone. From this
a nount take one sixth of itself, and
the remainder will be the number of
bushels in the heap.
Second rule. Throw up the grain
into as complete a cone as possible,
having the bae as nenily a circle as
practicable. Then multiply the area
of the base by the height of the cone
and take one-third the product. This
will give the number of cubic feet.
From this deduct one-fifth of itself, i
and the remainder is the number of 1
bushels. I
The reasons of this rule are plain i
and simple. The base is a circle, and
its area is found by multiplying the ;
ciicumfcrence by one fourth the diara- j
t-ter. The pioductj resulting from 1
multiplying this area by the height of
the cone would give the contents of a j
cylinder; but a cone is one-third of a j
cylinder, having the same base and i
the same altitude, hence we take one- '
third of this product to find the cubic j
feet in a cone. !
From this amount we deduct one- I
fifth of itself, because a bushel is near
ly one-fifth larger than a cubic foot.
Let us illustrate. Sin nose vou had a
cone ot shelled oats in your barn ten
feet in diameter at the base. The
circumference will be 31.50 feet, be- '
cause this is about the relative length j
of the two lines, the diameter being j
takea as one, the circumference will j
measure 3,14(1. Now multiply 31 j
the diameter) and we have as the !
number cf square feet in the base of the j
pile of oats whose diameter is ten feet, j
.Now suppose the cone (pile of oats) ;
to be four feet and a half high, of i
this is H feet. Multiply 78 by Hj
and we Lave 118 cubic feet in the ',
pile. Deduct one-fifth of this number, j
or 233 from itself, and we have 94. V !
bushels of shelled oats in the pile, if!
ten feet in diameter at the base, four '
and a half feet high, and throwi ip to I
a point. i
If the pile is against the side of the !
house it will contain half that number
of bushels. If in a corner it will con
tain one-fourth.
This system of measurement will be
sufficiently accurate to estimate a crop '
so as to let the the farmer know about !
bow much he has made. 1'ut if he is
buying or selling, he should do both I
always by weight, as some honest men j
may have very large half bushel mcas- !
ures. I
Useful Hints. Keep fresh lard in
tin vessel.
Keep yeast in wood or glass.
Keep preserves and jellies in glass.
Keep salt in a dry place. '
K ep vinegar in wood or glas. j
K- p meal and Hour in a cool, dry
place. I
Sugar is an admirable ingredient in 1
curing meat and fish.
Laid for pastry should be used
bard as it can U cut with a knife It
should be cut through the Hour, nor
rubbed.
Crusts and pieces of bread should
be kept in an earthen jar, cb s i v cover-
ed, ina dry, cool place. i
In boiling meal for soup, use cold
water to extract the juices. If the I
meat is wanted for itself alone, plunge
in boiling water ac once.
Broil steak without saltingi Salt :
r:i s uie juiees 1:1 cooKing ; it is tie
siral le to keep these in if possible'
Cook over a hot lire, turning frequent
ly, scaring on both sides. Place 011 a ;
2)latter, salt and pepper lo tate. i
To prevent meat from scorching
dining roasting, place a bain of wa
ter in the oven. The steam generated
prevents scoiching, and makes the
meat cook better. j
Bef having a IcntVnoy to be tonrh
0:111 be made ve-y palatable by stew
ing gently f. r two hours with pepcr ,
and salt, taking ont about a pint of
the liquor wlu 11 half done and I tting
tiie rest loil into the meat. Brown
the moat in the pot. Alter taking up
tn .ki a gravy uf the pint ot liquor
saved.
Vou can cot a bottle or barrel of oil
oil' an y c irpv t or woolen turf. bv np- '
plying dry btickwpat plentiful'y nul
fmtliiu lly. Ntur put water t T mkIi
a gren-e sp ot, or li'piid of.-.ny kind.
Lookin; Gr.Assr.s'ix Bat Tu.rs. :
A con e-ponient v, rites : "I do not
think it is gem r:dlv known tint rats
and niiee will m into a trip much
more leadily if a piece of lokiiij rl:is
is put in any p.ut of t'ie trap 'heie
they pm see theinc lv -s. 'they are
sx-i d little creatures, and where thev'
can see any of their tribe they will go.
1 am qiite s;i; of th-rcf:W-ts "the look
ing gl.-i-s ha, as I properly baited mv
trap for a uh .!e we, without being
able to .-oax one 01 t!ie depredators in;
but theiir-t tdglit after pulling in the
lookin z o' i eaniit livo cue verv
l-Tg- and one mii-iII rat ; and, everv
nigl.t sin'--. iLis de ice has nuule one
or rnore pi i-)ui.(
on
t . , I I
i . v i. i I i.. l I'l SllliS
r-?
in a sjuMiti two r l!n drops ofswi-et
i-i. ft
oil. or bcller :iliu.i .1 il. and
the same of .i;o!:it s i i 1 lati'luinirn,
warminj; it :i L irci ln-r. .A lisoih Pfuno
of the mixture in cotton wool, ir.it it
m coltoii wool, ir.it it
in the ear iu, apiece of wool outsi.Ie ,
to keep out the cold air; repeating I
the
thing t necessary. A roasted
onion heart iii)ned in "this and snr.
rounded with the cotton is also very
loiiuiiiM 'miu uie Luiion 13 iiisu erjr
efllcaciousJ5. Ji. J., Jackson, Wis-1
con inn. r
Aw !PfiifacIeffua luiicte
V 7 i A S
STARTED
cam cv (jeeel name
Iny making Q jsj LV
Heal (j9?4GWtg
QjliiL& and Tannine over-h
itilfiJ rfuO- kind, of -WoMmq
mar lien ana
DEPEND ON
Ifjf
"-z:
STRAVVBniDGE &. CLOTHIER desire to ir.aTe known to con
sumers who f.ni it inconvcr.i-nt to visit the ci:y every time DRY
GOODS are needed, t'.i.-.t our Mail Order Department is so perfected
that shopping may be done while sitting comfortably at home as satis
factorily as at our counters.
All that is nece-sary is to address to ns a letter mentioning the kind
of goods desir-d, and SAMPLES to select from will he immediately
forwarded. Orders are filled at the identical prices for which the goods
are that day sold over the counters. The expense, trouble and fatigue
of going to the city are avoided r,nd the goods are selected frr.rrTas
choice an assortment as would be inspected were our establishment
visited in person.
For years we have made this peculiar branch of the Dry Goods bus
iness a favorite study, and the success of our MAIL ORDER DE
PARTMENT is attested ly the fact that an order is rarely filled with
out making a permanent customer of the person ordering. Every order,
be it f. r a yard of muslin or a wedding trousseau, meets with the most
careful and prompt attention.
SAMPLES cf c!l kmds of DRY GOODS, SILKS, DRESS
GOODS, PRINTS, LINENS, FLANNELS, CLOTHS, etc., with
Kidihs tn&prices correctly marked, promptly forwarded on application.
STRAWBRIDGE k CLOTHIER,
N. V,. COR. EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
113 and 115 Clinton Street, Johnstown,
ALWAYS II AVE THE
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, KOTIOXS, MILIXERY, CARPETS, ETC
to ni: rouxi ix camiuha. colwty.
ZWrnt Forgot llio Street nml Xumbor
BQQT-S an4 SHOE!
&, BROTHER,
PITTSBURCH, PA.,
Have removed from their format, , rt h , lo;he eipjfant
Corner nf Sfli s.
will be ol.l at hoitmn nn.-i.j
X. It.-Oi-.l.-rs solicfied arid promptly attended to
X l'l( ;i :
TO CONSUMERS
The srreat celebrity of the TIN OTA TORAC
CI ha en used many imitv ion? thereof to he i.ut
on the ninrket. U e theref-.ro r:iniion all Chew
ers against pur"h;i?inir yiieh imitatiiin.i.
All ilealers tiny in ur or sellitm ot her j.lua- tohnpeo
liei-irura hard or metalie m el render t henielve
li:ill inllie pen iltvof t!ie Ian. an. I all ;ernn
violatinu fiur tra.lc n ark sire punishable t v fine
nrr.t impris. lunem. M;i; AVI I K CONU K'fcss
All! 14. 1 -,i.
The iretminn T. H !I-T A I?r TIV T Ci Tt)
HACCIt can le dipt inu nulled tv a TIN TAfr on
each lumpnith the word LOKlLLAKK jtniHi.ed
there'. n
ver 7.H ton tobacco sol 1 in 1877. and near
ly !t.i'll' rron rmnioyivl in factories.
Tuxe? paid irovernment in ts77. ntont M.MII 006
and Ourimj past 12 ye.trs. over 0 OOO.eoO '
T!ie?i- aw. Is !j!,I by all jobbers at tnanufact ar
er' r:;".
S The Tin Tisr Smokinif Tobacco i! "fiecond
to none" In aroma. m.iJnesj, i-urity and oualitv
April 12. 1S7 3in. H 3'
AM)-
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m m mm 1 I
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licuRFit iiosf. : urnnnt
I'LL.MHUtl). .UiSTO!,
1'iAI.I ." AND
I.ACE i RPR.
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..
MnUw P . Ccnerai!y.
. Z! V" lVn .
rp rrrTi "urgn.
Marcb 22. 1878.-ly.
CZEO. M. READE, Attorneu-at-Law
r:.Ei,eB9h!ir:' C- Office on Centre r.
irmm mga itrMt. t-87,'7t.
V
cprJ. ma z
N
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m a if r
R&0U1N
I-ibortv S4ti
e nw
wtiieli
Eastern bills duplientp-l. I 19. 2m.
EDITOIJS
As we were connected with
Br. QUIKCYA. SCOTT'S
i
Dental Establishment!
AT THE TIMK HIS
CENTENNIAL SPECIMENS
Were mnnnfactiired. wextatepoyitivelvtliat thoe
elegant lH ntal Specimens which received the
CENTENNIAL MEDAL and DIPLOMA
WERE MAPB BY
DR. QUJNCY A. SCOTT
At w ""!,trtnt- ,And wede,iren,o to tate
'hat we haye been In many dental offices nd
have xeen dentistry ,n all ltd pllaaP, tlt have
IhaT mX arrk ,UrnC'l Ut
leini Avenue,
i'ir rsnriuiii, lv.
We do not think it necessary, hut we also wish to
endorse
1 Qnine.v V- Seoll
As a ffentlemin, upright nd honorable in
a.'l social and business relations,
pn. .7 OHM set ITT. 1R. W. H. PKKRY
Da. JOS. OKH M. jon K. AilL,
A LI. OF PITTSBURGH, PA,
JAMES WllKlltSOK H T. O'FRIKL.
WILKINSON 8l O'FRIEL,
in
!
11 iu
mmm
Loretto. Xn.
a.hlk c,ec,el Promptly and iHtlafnotorlly,
na m cheap i tt) Cheapest. (4-12. tf.)
wiiai.ii iiiiv MWtTtMWMW MAN
TREASURER'S SAhE
Unseated Lands and Lois
In Cnmhrln 'onnty, A. D. I7t.
I. N.J. FRETDHOFF, Treasurer of Cambria
counfy, fn the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-a-riia,
fn pursuance of several Acts of Assembly
of ?aid Commonwealth, directing- the time and
manner of selling- Unseated Lants for taxes, do
hereby lve notice that the following described
trao's or Unseated I,nrtsand Lots of Ground
in The nid county of Cambria, or such parts
thereof as may be necessary to pay arrearages
of t res due t hereon for one year or more, ill
be ofTered Tor (.ale, at the Court Hnii-" in the
bnronsrh or Fbensh-irer on the Second JJ0M1AV,
boinirth fOth day of JT.K next, and continue by
adjournment from day to day until the whole
he sold for mioh arrearages of taxes and costs
necessarily aceruinjr thereon.
Unseated L,anl1S7G and 1877.
Adams Township.
Acres. Per. Oicnrr or Warrantee. Tar.
Iftl Martin M'Donald lfi32
40 M-rtin M 'Uonald 40 mo
173 William Nichols l tir,
41 40 Kobert Itoss 44 17
fl Jacob Clement . 40 !1
4i0 John Willian.s (Smith) 400
2;3 John Williams 'n 45
245 54 John Hiley 07 47
4IO Henry Rice 40 80
4' 10 Ferdinand Gordon 40 so
120 fteorpre R. Stinetnan 21 0
1 P. T. Storm iThos. Smith part) 11 1
389 Ebenezer Hreiinhour 30 54
Darr Tdwssfip.
108 John O llarra (Thos. Edwards'
P"r) 12 69
Jmnes C Fisher.
100 Georire Harrison 725
40 Georire Harrison pn
liiO It Thomas Duncan 50
205 lu5 JimesTown 25 I Hi
William Rrady 6 fi4
203 Wi'liHin Met 'ay 10 00
140 F. Shoemaker 16 45
50 Frederick -Adams 4 50
Blacklick Township.
James C. Fisher.
18 John Fleminir 15 33
f0 Robert Fleminir 7 m
45 Henry ShaMier ; 30
Minon n rier a
J'lhn MePHiilev
4 'o
.. 14 2l
-. 7 10
. . 11 !':$
.. 12 07
. . 5(W
.. 1136
.. 10 3!
.. 14 20
. . 53 40
. . Sft .Vi
. - 19 44
. . 9 3o
. . IS .0
3 !"2
W Ma
1(N1
50
r5
4fl
80
Genrif Slough
J'hn K's
William I. yon
John tlrafT
KliivH Ilrnwn
Adiiin UHjchnrd
Ann ItlfHidirotid.
Selnt inn OiMtT
Jac-ot) SloiiB-h
t harles If. Hrndy.
.7flCot I'ressinirer.. . '.
1'hiiI I ho
ItMniel I.i'iivv
1R2
100
300
Ah rum Kern's estate.
110 JohnTilford
I;i4l Thoinns lMvi
T.T Henry Cnin.tell
Wl Henrv C.i m i,h.. I
r, i i ' l . . . v
imiiriei norma- (Mivrti-r tract". 7 10
I" OHiiifd nn i J..hn Davis lntiO
1 h) Fmiinuel Rrnllicr YtVfS
11 Ste rt & iStouirhton 22 Ki
41i Mary Fvn n
iMiirv hi n :
2 C4
4d i'Hmiiel Wilnn
Z "Ht. John Wilson
S John In vis
le-rein hi li Mmhnr
2 .
2 24
13 07
100 Georsrc Hex 35 80
. Jaooh .Mrs. mith
J-4 Oporife Hex $ r,j
434 Gcorg.- ItfX. 4K 5
.I'dm LnniereniiT 1120
313 Kmiinnel ItrHllier 17 50
7 112 William Cameron 4a
Carihu.l TOWSfRIP.
. - John G. Mills.
-i eu John Hoops
Hut h Mel oioo ll a h
3 10
I0'' Jiimes Hoipo 197
10 J. t;. & Sebastian Luther 17 7
43 John Welter 10 14)
Cambria Township.
1" Andrew Lewis
James C I- ivlw i-
04
W William Hurnhamer 9 12
28 John Un .1 5
A ndrew Itiiff.
50 William Linton 510
John Mrown.
1'JO ReeS J. 1,1, ,y, 1 11 40
174 John Mitrir in ' i
I'M Johnstftn Motire 12
132 Kdward Mathews j-j ((
1W John J. Evans Co 21 19
Cn kst Township.
00., ..r,e,,rr.r r- '"rrn.
010 i.u vt iioarn rarker
.TOO William Parker
4VJ 44 A nt hony Simot 8
452 44 Nathan Louu lihorouv li
321 S2 Thomas Ketland
2id 3 Thomas Masters
147 2t John Ketlan
Uuth Mi-Connt-U's heirs."
3T1 H4 Charles Pope
225 fW Ger.rrf-e Pole
332 37 Joseph Pone "
212 44 Samuel Unrh
1-iH IT' (ie.itu-e lliNon
110 IP? Henry S.elv .";
134 57 Samuel Peters
31; 157 Hnirh Hoops
3x2 Iin John Pop,-
21i lti. James Hoops
2i 9 144 G.-orre Ilootts '.
124 121 Xithan FosttT
17 120 Henry Foster
50 James Foster
35 48 Peter Honrdmnn
Marv Rhodes
109 Melehor K;inderhill.
72 Joseph Pope, part of
2"0 Andrew Weaver
39 William Gray
:,3 153 Joseph Grav
32 26
27 00
St l7
4 07
59 7 1
37 3".!
31 7i
4x 4S
41 Ki
51 t6
4H 2"!
36 -!
lx on
16 62
59 33
71 95
131 92
25 92
23 Of!
12 40
20 27
17 H6
(il l I HI
4S 24
5t 69
t-30 Jas. Fn'ti-.-A- Ci.i.ivi. 1:1b..., o, n in
4'5 106 James Pmh I.X29
2T9 Finney. Marrows A: Co K'.i lo
127 William Parker "
135 131 Hemy Philips in Kt
! 137 Simon Walker 29 It!
172 139 John Hoops j 33
Ci.F.ABFiFi.n Township.
233 154 Wiilinm Marlon 2 "ft
23.3 154 Fzekiel Farmor 2S -9
11H Willi.im Tilton " H
25 John Mirehel p)
l"" Lewis Wi ll ?f 31
1"0 Wiliiam Mradj- ".. "j 4
330 Jesse Mush 40 '.12
433 153 lonathan Lewis . ";( ti!i
2n0 Patrick Kelly 21 HO
21 10 Patrick Such 4 H)
'0 Mark MeGnire "744
l:il Celestine Me.Mullcn ir, .f
l'.S Morris Wolf -(i cl
330 Henry Wolf 4,10-;
111 J"?ph Davis 13 i;4
4"0 il'-nry Davis 4!l fill
410 Moms Davis 511 s4
2u0 J' -e HoopM. ni f)
4i0 Mell - Mlair. .'.".'. l ln
4"0 Joseph Harris 43 20
li4 K. It. Dutieiran 17 rt
1'N James Hoops " "" -7
3-T3 154 John Fisher 419
40 John Mease n (H
431 John Harrison 54 iw
2ii0 James Itrysou 3i KO
2V Joseph "oopcr. lit!
25 Philip Cooper 3 s5
P"' Calvin & Maestead 69 29
14 It'ley & Saiireant 5
?7S Thomas Patterson i()
30 Felix Mi-Guire s 0
1"0 p. A Flvnn 21 HO
.Totiii MoMiri tn rv i;f
3:ti J ones F.. Mcliough 3u 24
3 A llx rt I vnry 7
12 Michael Dunettitn 900
CoxFMAron TowNsmp.
James Rnrt
! rr
1 S. H. Smith ,rt
300 120 Piehard Smith 52 K0
2K Daniel Nevin
Cittivi.E Township.
11 P9 Pamr.el S. Paul o T
7 P. M. & .1. Mrown T -.V
2 V. M. Ac J. Mrown 8 r,,",
1- Isaae Paul. g r
9 (ieorire Heater 54
13 John Lovett ,h
l ot No. 1 John Lovett 3,)
Lot No. 3 Ann M. Milen , p-
lait No. 4 Ann M. Ha ten t3
Gai.i itzis Township.
190 Aflron Mow-n Soil?
"i "in .t-iiitiiirip
220 At fflin (Lilian
5 M 11 v llaiian
30 Nicholas Hell
Jackson Township.
1o0 John Ciinninirham
3H5 105 Thomas M .rri
P-4 It.. tart Morris
li John White
9! Paul Holty " ""
.300 Maihias Sloprh.
2X 00
6.X 14
17 46
12 40
13 60
49 in
26 44
14 10
12 4S
40 80
J oil ri Ji ni p y
'1 1 11-. . .
34 68
4
1 i
411
42
1 iiTMiiiiy 11 filiP .. tt'M
1 hm iel Goughnoti r 3 411
laniel Leavy. x r
William Morris. ... .. 4-; 95
Tsiiac Motiser "" 2X32
Daniel Farley !!."..' 1!) 1 14
nicAHiloer Mlinter 4 ;l
I.l 39 Jasper F.wiinr..
W .Inmes Itces . ..
413 96 John Simpson..
4!" Vnn Cm nip Hush
11 "i
t3 31
59 54
John Wiirion
39 X4
9 53
7 38
9 40
2H 20
IS 80
2H 20
28 20
28 30
)
70
.19
V
300
910
S0
flOO
300
90
Sutnuel Urallier (Pearson)
THvi1 M. I'ringie. ..
SmiiiucI White "J
Andrew White
Innl. lilHOk .
John Klack..
Andrew HhioK
iMvid Ilhtck .
Williata H. Seohler..
SrMMEHHii.t. Township.
William Smith, I. D
Israel Jones
Wilson Hunt
Knrtier.er Hrnnham
H. & C. Zellers
Stonyckkf.k TowNSnip.
Ilrnwley & Morley
F.d. Goutrhnour estate
Peter Horner
Georire McLain estate
S. H. Smith..
BrsQtTHANNA Township.
William Cnok,
Peter HlUrht
William Campton
W"iiliam Campton
James Thompson -
Jo-eph Thomas. "
S. W. Fisher
Tavwk Township.
Henry Sargent
John S. Uoughnour
Washington Township.
Thomas Jackson
George Gutwnld
J. K. McFarlane .'
Itiohard Constantine
Pimon Hoop
Henry L. Patterson."".. '.
F. George
Arent Sonmnn .
Gen. & Alexander Buchanan..
S. II. Lemon
White Township.
Pimon Walker
Henry Philips
William Lambert '.
John Martin "
Joseph Hutchison.!""!!"
Ko.-icrt Atkins !.
John Jhompson
William 'on t s ."." "111'.
FYedetick Doersh !"".
Jones Wilson !..!
William (5 eo rge...!"...""!!!!J."."J."'
Abe Winner
Jeremiah Musser
Jacob Kririir ."
Walter, Nutter & Di I lon. "..".".."'.
Henry Such
Patrick Mrond... ''..
Alexander Mrown !
Thomas Mrown !.!,
William Harris ".."".
John Harris
James Reet. ...'.'.'.I'..
Thompson
Frederick Molyneaux .!"
John Marron, jr
Henry Phillips. !!!!!!!!
Simon Wa I ker !.."!!."."""."!
I'ntrick Donahoe !!
ThnmmSmiliurn
Martin Mush ."".."!!!
Morris Such. !!!!!!!
Joseph Id re I a n d .!.!!!!"!!!
Thomas Ciinby
John Cruig "
F r e rt e r 1 e k M f 1 1 y n 1 a u x . . . . !! ! .!.! !!!
Daviil Jackson
Ilrnrv K ei ip le !!....!!!
William Marton
M( Fa! land & Dillon..!..!""!!!!!!!
Thomas Santmrn
Simon Wa ! ker ...".."...
Henry Phill 1 ps ..
Calvin & K instead ".'.".
Charles Mcfomgh
J. M. Troxell (i. L.Glasgow!
G arret Cottinger .
Wilham M. Llovd.
William M. Lloyd .".
Mtithew t'owen..
William Sa rge n t .!.!!!
Andrew F.plt y "...
Will ia ni s m i t h...
David Jackson
Garict Cottinir r
Samuel H. Smith ..
Langtiein - Thomas ...
John Statler, sr
Puil II. F.dmisfon. ...."
Mrs. S. K. Min ns .."
Mis. S. K. Hums .
John Mrown
1'art of J. Mrown & W. Spade
i"orEH Township.
John Mrown
Geoi ge Gate
George Funk - Th.ts.Vickrny.
Part ol Sie I tract..
George Gales, t 'ollins tract
tleorge dates. Cr..ok tract
Gorga. rollick i Shar.. p. ...
Joseph Gates
440
3:0
100
t3
130
117
4
30
10
97
132
144
97
212
150
116
30
84
fl
439
4U0
400
252
17rt
200
37l
90
50
32
4i0
H.5
333
ion
433
217
120
m
24
1"2
2u0
47
!
25
70
4:
44-1
415
2!iO
445
440
2"n
2!H)
1411
21
4:
:
174
4Xi
43.1
pll
:m
221
1S7
l'H)
lllll
2(0
30
45S
170
34
2 "JI
111
4:
2"t0
lu
47
&i
Ml
3K
!
70
50
150
IIS
5
12
70
70
25
tij
40
it: 94
20
fi99
b 06
8 25
3 10
3 no
3 00
30
35
13 07
14 2
9 50
29 95
92 40
14 45
3 72
14 84
15 2S
21 72
87 20
e7 20
22 60
16 34
is o
540 51
II K4
3 10
113
49 1
r! (Ml
70
153
10 73
54 9H
11 50
7! 4-1
14 36
19 M)
9 90
43 85
17 H-X
59 40
3 08
16 16
4 II
U r5
K rt 6
t 10
K141
57 42
M 10
73 57
S-i U
49 H5
S-i 10
49 90
VKt Ii5
5 96
'X 52
71 46
fi 4S
16 50
f.4 X0
43 76
109
7
153
15
153
pis
163
19
3o 99 !
16 50 j
16 50 !
3" 0 !
7 SO !
85 19 1
45 S2 !
f-S 71 j
74 !
10 99 !
71 46 j
47 8 1
25 IS j
160 72
2 97
9 W I
16 50
14 95 i
1 1 55 :
X 25
24 75
15 57 1
7 43 :
1 i;2
4 95
4 95
2 4X
6 26
,J
12 72 ;
14 40 ;
1234
19 211
37 20
3.x
130
93
let
26
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3"0
132
4l
41 '0
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50
Seated Lands and Lots.
Also, at the same time and place wili be sold
the following seated lai)dRnd lots of groun,)
on which taxes remain uni:tid. and which have
been returned to the Commissioners airrecably
to the Act of Assembly ot A pi il 2utb, 1;74.
Apams Township.
Ac'. ir. l.it. AVimrx of Jirnrrs. Tit.
410 James Marefoor $10 50
l-.Hl amtiria t'onl & Iron ! Cri"' 95 9;
40 Win. H Fve "1 -v,
5-V1 (ii ti v & Cn '" in;5
3S David Horner & Jno.'Fye". !
l') John Lovett j. ;,j
5S Thomas Keelen . 1 45
129 Samiltd Pcb!y. ".'."".'."! 77.!
06 Il- nry Duiitnire.. ...! 1 (,3
Au.KmiKNV Township.
54 Joseph Fav, 9 30
1 1 Mary Jane Kelly ".".'.'"."" 7 6
1 Samuel Wall " 514
1 Joseph T.hIo's estate ..." " 2 92
1 James Mruilt-y
74 M ichael K.-liy... . f, 1,4
10 M itthcw Kiiiic....!!!!!!!!!!" ini
1 James McDeimotf.. 47
1 Margaret MeViiUen.!!!!!!!! f3
Baku Township.
50 Isaiah Honner... 77
0 Hernard DonalKte"" Q -
10 J icoti Keith -4
27 1 1 .1.,"v,,'11.K,V."i' 3 56
1 1 v,,,,,f-
! Alex. II. Ii in ..... 6(,j
,- Jaci li L. Keith K
1XS jAgi tus .evr " f 4-.
50 Win -McDonaM","s7."'"" 15;
10 A. Stic.clnser 42
t0 James Thompson. ..."..1 2 5
Pl.AC KI.ICK TOW.VSHIP.
10 John Co.insclnian & J.
Itindline. jt p9
90 Win. McCombie' trvi
100 .Ann Owens -
Henj. (.ilpanick ,
? G.M.Kea.iei J.Moore 12 46
John linn $ 4,,
SCO (ieorge Hex " 6.3X4
1 1 J'isepli Williams' estate.. 2 26
Ca m bi 1 a Township.
5 James I. Davis... p 7
' 'j- f'- 'J"vd s estate...." 4'ij4
2 J; 1'- l-lo d s estate '. 44 S7
vhV.'"rS ,,i,,r " 4 09
r . P. Iierot y ., (,
Catharine Todd 1 '',
o Wm. Tiltttott .'" J J",",
6 James Williams. ..".
2su Geo. 4- Joshua Ur rkey 19t
'J? (JtM- ! At Urn ; 14 h-,
' t'wen 'u lining ha m 11
2j,. David H. Evans' estate."" T -ej
Hu hard Jones (lamici )... 1 :;s
4 Joseph McDonald 2 4
! John & David Korahaugh". i 30
' 1 Henj. aughn 1 -j,,
! "2 I'an.el Murphy V""" 3 ;rt
! " m. Linton ys
j Cambkia Hoitoroii.
i 1 1 J'lhn Cox. in .a
I 1 Philip d, ic.. :
j 1 Felix Dovle .. " 150
J 1 John Kern . ss,
i 1 James Huberts IMi
j 1 X S. H .Watson.. "ZZ 3 78
j Carholi. Township.
I 9 Philip Id.ker"8 estate.. v
j John Weber " j
i Chest Township.
I nianchard kCo . 3,
HI Klaiichard & Co o,l(s
'9 Vi iahl !od.. " -0
1 , Jacob Naub 's estate 7 on
; m 1 1 John "inir 'y--- !
I ' Andrew Hitch! ,' J
1"4 John & H. Mellon"." i if,
!. J"hn Ac H. M. II,,,,.. !
"V J'dm Ac H. Mellon.. 4 ;.s
I 6 t,e N a l 1 -
-j Abe No. 1 !!!!!!!!;!!" i5
Ci.eahfiei.d Township.
Lotilher Jt Lloyd.... "S 04
w Moore Sin, nson... t'i rj,
! A. L. Holu.iav..
! ' William McGiii,,'. j -HJ
KJ l.iiiic I bziiiger's estate." 8 :
-. Luke Met. e, jr -j Ul
J John J. Kris.' f, Jm
l;i" Hoseli 1 I.ii7.mger is
j ? Joseph h. g,.e ;.... A?
1 1 lloi'lci I u, P.r ...... .... 3"
J -'; Michael Dunegan ." u TK
j "0 Francis Dm Inn...
1 Chest Ppi;inos MtiHoiGH.
2 William M. cher. m
1 I Samuel Kfdly.......'.""."".""'" 1 a
CoNBMAt'Rti Township.
SV L. H. Co",ii k.. . . " tjr.
l. h coi,i, k !!!!;; 6 1
; J Michael Downey -l X
' ' Nicholas Knorr" 1 "
So I'-ter Horner " 2
1 John Parke .'.! 2 25
CoNtMACGH HOHOfGH.
! 1 ? v.1"0" V".rki,",n' 1"t wrd. 1 50
1 Mr. Aikui?. 2d waid. 2 36
1 1 C. Hiftinger, 2d ward . 37s
1 A. Kopelin a est.. 2,1 ward 14 00
I J..111.8 Poll. 2d ward zo-ti
J 1 Daniel O'Neal. 1st ward. 24
1 1 Martin McDonald. 2d w"d 14 04
Croti.k Township.
,52 John Betta. 3 1-
150 Camb.ia Coal At Iron Co"" 1 u'-
1 John Gill'-spie. "
9 .1 -l.n Heater. !.'.'. j;
1 Jutiu Healor
Cnori.E Township.
1 1 Patrick McOill 2
1 1 Warren M. Parks Z -''"
Ki Sob. in. 111 Need 5 14
219 J. C. Stln, man 15 50
213 J. C. Stineman 13 30
1 Jacob prlng-le 58
1 1 David H. Wilson 1 26
248 John Hiley. ... 41 67
1 I Samuel Swartzenf rover.... 174
1 1 Sylvnnus Heynolds 277
1 1 Charles ProstT 1 74
1 Jacoo Murphy. SO
F.BENS BC RG ROROrfiR
1 John Yahner, West ward. 13
1 1 Thomas Todd, West ward. 4 Ct
1 1 H. W. Ar J. M. Weherhill 6 36
Gai.litzin Township. '
149 Ro.lv Hrndlev- est 13 41
a5 William Decker 4 63
2 James L. G win 2 04
IV George McGovern 80
1 M ichael I tnond's est 19
400 'J'hom i Gorman 52 92
IX Allen Henrv 38
1 2 Charies McIIugh 127
Gai.mtzin HoRoroH.
1 Mrs. Mary Covle 155
2 M r. A g-nes Fox 4 75
2 1 John McH-tgh 3 36
Jackson Township.
200 F. P. n-own 29 28
31 Hiram Heard 2X0
37 Abe Mrown 3 17
110 Jonathan levenger 13 x;
90 Jacob Gonghnour 7 94
100 Thomas Moore 17 iO
10 Hichard Walker 53
50 Joseph Walker 3 20
3 Iavi.l Constable 3 59
1 1 John M vers.. 151
165 Philip Pringle... 10 80
3:19 John Wcntrode 12 x
1"8 William F. Harding 15M
50 Nathan Wales... 126
71 Levi Grove...... fi S-I
96 John Lloyd 4 72
Johnstown Do rough.
1 Ttirclv Gruble, 3 1 watd- 4 20
2 John Porter. 3d ward 1 r.O
1 A.J Haws. 6th ward.. 50
2 L-wis Morris. 6th ward 1 no
1 Wm. Marlow. 6th ward .... M
1 James Simmons, 6th ward 50
Loretto Horough.
3H Hernard Kelly... 44
Munster Township.
100 Samuel Calvin ?6 91
100 John N. .. 26 99
1 August Glass - 1 53
Prospect Borough.
1 1 William Charlton.. P 96
1 J Honora Murray 4 97
1 1 H.-rnard MeOuire-. 6 "4
1 James McFall 3X
Rirni.AND Township,
10 John Stork : 8 06
30 Fred. Krit.g 73
Scm.merhii.l Township.
120 Alice Hughe If 48
72 Patrick McCrossin 7 f.7
2,;4 Mfars, White Jfc Co 414
101 M. ars. White &- Co 13 r.4
221) Mears. White At Co 2I47
52 F.iizabeth Hichison 5 4
12 Daniel Shert.ine 2 71
40 Catharine Sliartz 3 7J
72 David Smay 7 26
4 .Adam I'n-lerlander 1 fwj
P5 John Farren. sr.. esta I e.... 3 7X
F'van D. Fvans' estate 145
116 Martin & ". 2 KX
437 Martin A: Co... f rx
440 Martin - 'o f sti
410 Martin 4-Co. S xo
45 Catha'ine ("rum 3 7x
90 Wiliiam H. Carr 12 il
20 John Knepper.jr :ix
71 John Knepper.jr 1 7x
144 A.Milligan o y
9 Mrs. Preol 1 37
L!0 John ('. Smay 2 18
4u0 Jere. Mcli or. igle's estate. 7 00
SrMMiTvin.F. Borough.
1 John I vnry 's estate 3 06
S u 6Q u r h a n n a To w n s h i p.
26 Lewi p.issell 1 95
4-1 Mlake. Walters A: Co 1x19
4"0 IHancliard - C. 114 40
3"0 Itlancbard A Co 70 so
90 Illan, hard - Co 1274
K5 Hlaricliard - Co s !-
20 Illnnehard A: Co 7i
13-5 I". Kinports i Co i) 39
Taylor Township,
5 L. M. Chick 2 52
S4 Levi DimooJ 4
16 Levi Dimond
1 1 l'.tlward D-ivis 1
1 2 J a oi s Mullen 4 ;-
1 1 Margaret Clark 2 25
Washington Township.
120 Adair. & Johnston 1160
1 J 1 mi s i a rro! I -le
S9 James Dcm-fon A- Co., 9.131
2i") James Deoi-ton Ac Ci 2" 25
40 F.vmii K. Fvan. 14 M
50 I'ef er P. ;. 01 g- .. - v;
1 F-. H. Hoke. .!!!.! i s
fl C. H. Kcnnoil) 's (-state 3 57
40 Charles Johnston 9 mi
225 It. M. L- iiion 37 9x
1 Francis McAtamaiiy S .V)
H Samuel Thomas 4-,
1 1 Joseph Mortman 70
1 1 James J. McGotigh 2 3-,
1 1 Charity Sha 1 p 7-,
324 Charity Sharp g!s
1 1 Cn t ha l ine Min t net t '.5
11 Peter Dunn t, H t
2:) Margaret Dever .." s7
40 John Farren (ol Dan). 20
1 1 Christ Hag.T !. ;.i
1 1 Nicholas Haller ! 3 in
1 K.-bert II lint 47
1 1 Sa. inn I Lee 42
3 Samuel McGoiigh 12a
1 1 Ceorge V. Adams ..!!!!. 71
5 Patrick Doudy 1 S
W rt ite Tow nsh i p.
600 J.-icot) t'.irdis 5'7 41
fc0 , J-ieob ( or lis .No. f Itiirl
ket fis
F.I ward Fianders ; 9 r.l
10? K M Flnuatran & Noel ! 7 12
S. F- George
53 K.-bert Hollen.. . s !
2- Hugh Hull, n 47
'i Daniel He i-el m
1H thli-t Noel
John Noel ;;.".!!!!!!.; 504
v- S. Van Se.t i-k 7x1
l-' Joseph V .ant et al. (Mini
erai rig.it 1 o t
It.ivid Vonkiii i 01
A. Vowinkel 35 no
! F. Id-: 1 2li 7-,
H. F. Hell (W. Scott) 1 m
H. F. M. II (L. Id . r.) 4 -4
H V. Heh (John llol'enl ..." 4 72
II K. 11-11 (i: Sho.-m ik, r). 2i V
H. F. Hell (John H'tllel:) ., so
H. F. Hell (John II..M..,,) 1 . si
H. F. Heh (Jos. M.i.line) " lo 7
H. F. M. !l (Win. S. a.le). 4 )rt
M. F. Hell CI bos. Hoi,.,o H i
It. t. Hell (Join. Mrown) 140
eo
418
?2
ll -2
lit
ri
4l
411
'4
3S
KJ
13
T Hell v Given.
Jitmes I,, fiivcti iu
9 H F. Id ll
9 John II. .11..., ....
3 James C I Jill '.v..
2H
KI
2-.10
Wm.M. I.l .vd !!"!!!! 1014
Wjiiiam Iteams S4
Simpson & fo eg ig
Wii.more HonouGH.
1 1 James McKinnev 390
John Smith . 4 4
Yoker Township.
David Allen 2 07
Henry Hiowu -.0
SO
100
1 (.eorge Idn cr 1 1.1
2 George Hover (r.
jO Peter G.-.nir...r ..7
1
1 Peter Gardner.. 314
A dam Kant man 114
ll. tiiy VeniZ'-r 3 7
3 Joseph Palmer -j.;
Th'niiHi lv "" . r. .
30
3H 1
20
lfV S .muei Miller..' ..!!! 4,
1 William M .rlow v
-"O Beam & p,,tts 3
1 James Pott...'.".". !!!!!!!!. l in)
tv.,,. , rtIlN-J,F,F-I"OKF. Treasurer.
Treasurer s Olhce, F:b, nst,uijr Apn, is;s.
PARMS AT PRIVATE SALE
th- T,.e ,if.rsi(rp., f,ftVrs a, . vaT(
in 1,"wl,n-f 1' 'M'frties. tn wit : A trnet ef lnnd
r'OW,,!'l"," '" ".iintv. lmile.lVem
I CLl'tr r"n,fn "'res. weft i-npr.'v ,1
II e.vITi hdi'led Into two or three pari
lem n.iT. ,v - ,""1t'r'id with c..l ot excel-
These Hnds wV Zl'Vu Z or'ivided
r,o"nTc ?ir,,U lrohase ,. or will Uehange
?,m7.i t7 lo-operty. F,.r P.r' her Inf-.rma-
iNor. J3. lSly. Box 809. Altoona.
HEALTH HAPPINESS.
thlI.t!n.,'h 1Tine,re pr'cele.s w, a'th to
WRIGHT'S LIVER PILLS !
1 he only sure rVRE for Torpid Liver Dvsi.ei,.i
IloaBclie Sour Stnmncl . CotisnpMmn ireh Vu;'
w'r r ,t Phna" ir';"'."",?"1'"3 "",f!', ""
PlT MniilwIi'i. r V y'"r 1 "-nag, st will not ,up.
w
m. 11. sectti.'pt?" :,
made Rcw
JIISTOintAL.
The fifix-soPil was first .lirfrl .
Knghtixl in 1533. TIic first flaj w.,.('n
mill was invented in iScotlau 1 ..i'l'r"
1750.
As angel was an ancient gr,, f(
weigliinr; four penny weights, rn,i '
vnluetl at 6s, $,. n he reign'of IJ, , '
VI., nd at 103. in the rticn oi r ?
beth, 15C2. b L'
Fire smrs were first mod ir; ) -c t-
teenth c-cntnry. They wtre jir-t( "S"
ployed ly the English navy iU thc',
gagement with the Spanish W- -1"
July, 15SS.
The language of France r!:s r..,
introduced into England l;v --. .'
I. in 1000. Law pkailfr.cs
changed from French to Er 'a
the reign of EcWard III., z 2.
HuLT, was the residence of sr.Vf.r -of
the Saxon monarclis, but it r'(
its name from its restorer, oi,t 0f -1
Edwards, who named it "Kin.r,'.;
and, as it is situated on tliehi! ,!
small river running out t.f the H ji
it was called Kingstown ni:-l f .
shortened into Kingston nj..n jj,,
which name it stilf lierirs in , "':
documents; ordinarily it is call - Ji-jV
! The origin of "Maon and y. , t
line1' is this: Charles Mason nr. '..
ruiali Uixon, matJieinatieiam an !
veyors, were employed Lv lV
;sylvania and Maryland to i. tt-ru.V
the boundary line Ixtwi-en ti,(. fv
, provinces. It is not generally kr..-a
that t!,ey set up at everv tit'!,. r.
stone bearing Hie srmsVf t!;c
,' famdy on the northern ti le, r.i, 1 i' J
of Loid Baltimore on the s
side. Whether the stone-? are
, existence is a matter of d-jahi.
The properties of coal in t!.-- p-,.
I duction of gas were knowi. by n...
' etents, and praeVicaliv u- l !v
wonderful people, the Cliine--:" !
was nut until 112 tiiat a -n- ::: -and
an apparatus f..r the tr, n -i:", - I
were erected :n England bv i:.v. -.
tor, Mr. W. Murdoch. His , . ;
met with little rneourageiiK-i.t ti.i :
w hen the manufactory of D .,;.. :, ..(
att, at IJiriiiino ham, wa ::!."
illuminated with g ts on t. t :V; :; , :
the peace of A miens. C,-? ., .. '
A Urave Siirrr. T..! v,t!.'
hated the w hole canine i :u-e.
da 3" when the c p.. tain and Lis i
i.i
V
I taking their u-u.tl walk on '.!-!
i raenade there ca'ne on sl.oie ti...
'per of a Falmouth sl.i;i. a -.!;;; ,:
' by a very large, ftiiinid-.d c k- i
tlog. And the dog oi.'v r.
his master, as you ob-erve 1 -;-.
do. As soon as he saw Tohv Lo (
; meneetl to set his dog uj."!i V;:; i
Toby had seen Liin coniing aa i r
quite en yards ; ?0 a 1 .u 1 r.a 1
: battle ensued in wh;cii ''',': -
slightly wounded and the - - '.
j was severely cut. (Juite a n. i. : .
had assembled to wittie-s t!ie fi: .
; sliip's riggings were alive r:.
, ors. At one time the l.nita! "m :
I tle dog, sei-ing his j.et getting
! ed, attempted to assist Liin : :
crowd would have pitched hi;u :,
; and crop into the river l.ad U- i
; desisted. At last both .'g an 1 s
; were exhausted, and drew :f. n ;:
! mutual consent. The d.-g -atvi
: self close to the outer ife t tin-; .
ifoim, which was a!o"t thive :
higher than the river's bank, a a IT
i went, as was his wont to .!. aa !:
letween his inas.er's legs n-:: .
: head londlv on the cai tiiii s ti -
nanus, out never took his tvt "
foe. Just then a dog on baid em
the ships happened to l-a: k ;u. i '.
; raiinouili (U-g lucked arousal, i-
i was Toby's chance and he di 1 n- a -
J it or his enemy either, lie was t.
i him like a bolt from a catapult.
. furious blow knocked the d g e:' '
platform, next moent Te'y
! leaped mi tcp of him an 1 was ci.
the yelling animal toward 1.;
ship. Theie is no doiut Teby "
, have crossed Hie plank an 1 '
: him on board, had not hi- feet -i ,
and precipitated him into ti e ri'
A. few minutes afiei wai ls, wia il
j dripping with wet. le'uri ei t
platform to look for his im- i'
j was greeted with l ii-ging elm i-:
many was the piastre -pen ia
. our woolly friend to fruit. T"!-y
the hero of (Jalatz m in that ho.:-.-;
the Falmouth dog iit t i a i.t
I shore again, and Ins mastiff.?"'
j as possible. Chaiubt ; ..' ' '
! A Cuban Milkman Ft r;.
strike tlie observant strai cvr v..:
Stron rer Sense of tlu-ir ik ciiliari'v t
the Cuban milkman's mode f s:-i it;
ing ins tttwn or citv t-ti-tenars
has no cart filled with sl.ir.inc f-:i
and they in turn filled with miik "
what purports to be milk, 1' !
is apt strongly to savor of C'.vli''51
j or Croton), so there can 1-e no -:'
I tion as to tlie genuine charaett r"
' article which be sm olie. I'- v
, II ),
!olor L'iio ffsttn .l,.nr !dir. '
l ( II ' '111 -
tb'lilM'rnt..K- till.-d tn.t tip na-at
required bv caeli cu-torm r. ehhu'-
Jinn imves tn to the next- "'
tient animal becomes :is convt--with
the residence cf Wt n-';
customers as he is hiniM-lf. f" ' ,
unbidden at irre:ular intervals N
tlie projier houses, t.fw n f.'i!"f :1
)retty little calf, whieli :u'.
loking at the process, while '; w ,
a leather muzzle to prevent its
ference wdth tiie suplv of m "Ik l(
ed for another quarter. Th'rf f
doubtless two good rea- f'r 1
mode of delivering iniik in
and the large towns in Cub-
there car be no dilutingof t!ie
and second, it is sure to be sto.' -fresh
this latter a pniikii! 'r ". '
atum in a climate where ini' :
ice van be kept only a "rt 'fr
witho-t spoiling. Ot coinse the
JK)n tlie animal is by i"1
salutary Tr ir- !-r'? J ,nri':
'r,"MJ occuj-ied by Wm. K.u,
41 WU iu kl.
, , i . . ,, .i . -
I) U.v llU Av.
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