-. : " 7 tXiA J1!
0
Acre,
100
380
66
120
100
01
220
62
64
100
80
46
20
70
100
19S
800
SS5
18
100
97
100
280
100
50
78
100
16
116
217
100
160
174
ISO
ibtrtistmtttts.
TREASURER'S SALE.
400
400
V UNSEATED LANDS A2su xjjlb,
I r..Tv..ri fioiintv .A. 1). 1858.
30
Rrmlrers. Treasurer of Cambria Coun
300
ty, inthe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in
pursuance of tte several Acta of Assembly,
ofaaid Commonwealth, directing the timo and
manner of idling unseated lands for Do
HEREBY OIVE NOTICE, that the foilowu
described tracts of unseated lands and lot of
ground kk the said county of Cambria, or audi
parta thereof as may be neeesary to pay arrear
age of taxes due thereon, for cne year or more'
will be offered for tale at the Court House in the
Borough of Ebcnsburg, on the Econd Monday of
.Time rbeincr the 14th dav.) and continue by ad
300
S00
200
200
405
146
23
405
C5
76
26
122
journment from day to- day until the whole be
- , , i ..
too
old ir bucu arrearages 01 laxea una looms,
csarily accruing thereon.
UNSEATED LIST.
Names of Warranteo or owner.
DO-
Per. Alleiihatvi Townsup.
68
James O. JIaeruire. 1856,"57 $ 7,65
440
Aaron Bowen. 20,07
439
440
James Ilaimum. 11,00
Heirs, Walter Elder, 0,18
TV'rn. JI'Doueal ( part, 7,5
43'e
101
Warren Hanmrrn.
400
Mi flli u II annum, 1C,83
401
433
Robert Whitehead, 9,53
Thomas Cloudodale , " 8
William Weakland. 19.12
Martha Ilannum, C,12
Mathias Behe. 7,04
401
400
257
Samuel Will, 1867 7.90
11
Lewis Cassidv. 2,76
Iilacklick Township.
439
John Jordon, 1856.67 7,40
Jacob Fronheiser. 11,10
439
439
Jacob Fressinger, 12,40
Paul Lebo. . 11,56
439
439
Daniel Levy. 1 1.10
440
Joseph Mardis, 7,40
Wm. Dunca", 7,18
190
180
Sarah Reed, 7,40
James Kane, 17,02
443
400
338
300
271
440
440
200
100
440
100
100
300
440
429
230
John White, 7,40
Audrew DulT, (part) 1,86
98 Jacob Anderson 1857 2,78
Win. O'Connell, " 8,70
Cambria Township,
Andrew Lewis, 1856,57
95 James Means,
28 Andrew Nelson,
James Means (part)
Andrew Duu" "
John Thomas,
Samuel Bryson, part)
Carroll Jbwnship.
1,87
8,47
16,57
10,76
8,80
13,64
19,62
872 128 Sarah Barr,
1856,57
17.52
S86 128 uson Karr,
401 108 Daniel Barr,
382 ' 162 Lewis Barr,
18.06
18,82
17,98
100 Jno O'Uarro, (pt T. Ed
wards, 1857,
100 Jas. OTIarro
36 44 Bernard Donahoe,
100 144 Henry Lebo & Robert Irwin,
(parts) 1850,67
2.55
2.55
1,02
9,40
111
100
180
220
877
270
233
100
106
400
119
100
405
200
A. Curswi & F. llubley,
(parts,) 1857
Jno. & Wm. T. Brady, 1856,57
Chcbt Township.
George Gillison, 1856,67
James Foster,
100 James Hunter,
Melchoir Rudiscil,
Martin llyers,
Walter Butler,
35 Bichard Setly, (part)
100 JohuScely,
Jyhn Myers,
James. ta, " .:".
- -coster,
Jferlry Delozicr Se Co.,
3,13
4,70
5,50
9,28
8,43
6,35
9,74
4,22
14,78
26,70
10,12
6',80
12,05
8,43
12,65
18,24
- 9.08
9,03
Hm Weaver, (part)
rsrio aj 4 ti-r
450 William Gray,
433 163 Joseph Gray,
108 btephen Beck,
107 Jacob Beck,
l Clearfield Township.
433 163 Robert Evans, 66,57, 34.04
433 153 George Bickham, " 34,68
214 John Canan. 17,10
595 Mahlon Hutchinson, 31,58
419 Joseph Jones, 83,64
120 John Cooper, 9,G0
330 Jesse Bush, 26,40
215 George Horner, part 17,22
S75 Jacob Cox, 30,02
225 Wm. Lambert, 17,98
200 Wm. Tilton, 16,00
70 Patrick Shicls, 6,60
100 Jas. Diver, formerly 8,00
100 Abraham Shultz, " 8,00
200 Patrick Kelly. 67, 8,00
200 Patrick Such, 57, 8,00
68 John Kelso, part 1856,57, 4,62
Ooncmaugh Township,
166 112 George Shrum. 66,57,
86 Wm. Beaty,
400 Alexander Cochran,
155 Benjamin Williams
400 Wm. Brown,
401 25 John Teeter,
800 12C Richard Smith,
228 John Crouse,
30 David T. Storm,
60 Samuel L. Gorgas,
400 "George Gates, 57,
400 Jamison,
800 Harshberger.
100 Sinclair,
6,C4
6,91
1G.00
6,18
16,00
16,00
12,00
19,83
2,40
2,40
7,80
7,80
7,80
1,95
7,80
12,22
16;00
7,59
400 Crook,
132 Geo Funk & Thos.
Vitkroy,
1856,57
John Gill,
R.JCrenkleton,
J. Brown,
Allen Brown,
J. Paxton,
William Brown,
William Stewart,
James Gill, "
Decker.
Hirshbergcr,
Jacob Stitt
Jacob Klinefelter,
CaldweK Improvement,
Joseph Black & Ben Gorgas,
Nrncy Dawson,
William Fagan,
Leviston Tract,
Christian .Harshberger,
Robert Allison,
James Nelson
Shepfey PriesUy
Peter Shoenberger
400
190
400
405
102
230
400
401
856
400
200
10
300 .
282
405
200
80
75
31G
133
58
207
400
308
824
401
210
66
15C
133
400
400
400
400
400
40
308
824
437
414
85
100
60
400
500
16.00
16,14
8,10
9,19
16,00
16.00
14,23
16,00
8,00
.41
12.00
11,30
1C.12
8.00
1.48
3.08
8.58
10.26
2.10
8.29
16.00
12.29
12.97
William Clark
Adam Ream
Robert King,
Alex, McGregor
King & Shcnbergcr, '66,57
George Moore
Thomas Willson
Andrew Kennedy
Jas Roberts,
Charles Jones,
John Bell,
Jx)lm Calan
William dark
Jackson fp.
John Buchanan. 1856
William Holt,
Gilbert Lloyd,
Abigal Ramsey, . '56,67
Feter Bortmau,
Samuel Stitt,
Henry Shoemaker,
16.12
8.41
2.23
12.46
10.64
10.00
16.00
10,00
16.00
19.00
1.C0
24.68
12.97
20
92
68
18,00
18,62
1,57
14,25
9,50
33.00
28,50
bbtrtistmtnts,
John" Steel,
James Steel,
Geo. R. Shoup,
Jamos Stitt,
Thomas Stitt,
John Stoner,
Christian Stoner,
Jacob Rupp,
John llubley,
Thoioaa White,
Tboma Viokroy,
John Simpson, -Solomon
Bonshdof,
28,00
38,00
3,00
28,68
28,50
28,60
14,31
14,31
28,50
19,00
18,39
18,00
30,87
80,10
2,49
11. 69
28,50
75
CG
100
80
200
25
50
100
22
70
18
254
76
360
407
407
200
406
500
85S
840.
1050
200
440
800
4412
264
&6
6,67
186
G3
Ell Benshoof,
James Murray,
John Clark (part)
John Clark (pait)
MunUr TwcnsiKip.
Bth R. M'Cune, '57
lliMcml Toi VP
Joseph Vickroy, 66.57,
John Ander6on,
John Morrison,
Valentine Oaater,
Daniel Reese.
Fracie Devlin,
Win. Nichols,
Henry Barringtoo,
Robert Ross.
Jacob Clements,
John Copp,
Edward Copp;
SiuntnerhiU Ttnrfuhrp-
12,70
i.0
28,10
28,08
23,10
22,86
64
74
7,02
8,40
8,40
80,00
26,24
14,00
8,94
40
11
7
Christian Smith,
Robert Stewart.
Jacob Naglc,
Henry Woods,
James Dalton,
James Searight,
66,67. 91
22,62
80
80
80
80
120
80
9,78
89,78
89.78
89,78
19,76
19,90
17.20
John Evcrman,
Isaac Brannan,
'John Nicholson,
Fredrick Croyle tM,
Jacob Goughenour.
John Kean,
John Thompson,
Jacob Blodgt,
Robert Evans,
William Smith,
Wm- Smith, D. D.
Isaac Jouos,
Wm. Clark, (part)
Henry West,
Henry Weaver,
Adam Burk,
Samuel Stolse's Estate,
Ebeliezer Branham,
William Hunt,
Lewis Casaidav,
16,29
131
40
40,14
6,20
20.C1
27,15
24,64
89,82
89,82
18,10
8,83
89,82
4,20
8,83
63,04
89,82
38,88
80
20,02
Lets in the town of Summerhill
Lot No. 3, '66,57
Lot No. 4.
91
,91
SusrpjcfianM Tvenshtp.
Joseph Thomas, '56,57
James Rhey.
James Whitehead,
Teter Garman;
R. & A. White; '57
Wm. D. Owens,
Joseph Griffith,
Morgan Jones,
Washington Tjtcitahip.
Thomas Jackson, '66,57
James Johns,
James Magehao,
John Taylor,
Joseph Dilworth,
George Cutwalt,
Peter West,
Henry Gillan,
Arent Sonman,
Christian Lingcnfvltcr,
' "Arent Eftfnman,
Samuel Hinton,
160
154
106
163
213
100.
116
100
81
60
1
11,40
11,68
8,08
12,89
8,31
8,90
4,94
8,90
8,74
8,50
,70
12,34
t,80
80,70
23
176
140
489
150
100
10.50 j
7,00
84,00
14,00
14,00
16,80
14,08
14,00
14,00
17.CC
1200
200
1000
200
233
201
400
400
252
50
70
100
40
43
William John,
Francis John,
Christian Constantica,
Jno. R. M'Farlane,
Henrv Sharp,
Jno. W. Geary,
Lewis Cassidav,
A. M. & R. White & Co
14,00
8,50
7,00
6T
White Tovnnhip
Robert Boggs,
410
410
410
445
445
445
453
445
446
250
203
208
60
GO
CO
'65,57
48,04
43,04
Mary Brown, v
Andrew Small,
Alexander Brown,
Thomas Brown,
William Harris,
James Harris,
John Harris,
James Reed,
John Marshal,
James Wilson,
William George,
Jolin Servers,
43,04
C2,!0
C2.80
31,14
63,44
C2,30
62,46
26,24
S5,i0
120
109
87
7
43,66
33,44
319
199
200
SO
333
200
200
25
Michael Mumcr.
Abraham Witmer,
Thomas L. Moore,
Ann M'Murtrie,
James Craig,
Joseph Ashmend,
Owen Jones,
James M'Murtrie,
Thomas Murgatroid,
John Brown,
George Hill.
Jeremiah Musscr,
Jacob King,
Patrick Borland,
Thomas B. Moore.
Thomas Cauby,
T. L. Moore. Jas. M'Murtrie
and others,
Graff & Malone.
20,84
21,00
1,C6
17,48
10.C0
10,50
1.24
800
15,74
12,24
350
360
433
47
98
400
203
30
595
20
25.10
45,42
153
4,20
10,80
14,00
21,26
4,20
20.80
2,80
SEATED LIST.
ALSO. At the same time an place, will be
sold, the following Seated Iiuds and Lots f
grouud. On which the taxes remain unpaid,
and whick have been returned tc the Commission
ers agreeably to the act. of Assembly of April,
29th 1844
Acres. Per. Alleghany Townshq).
60
250
12
32
100
John Burk. est. 1856
$3,44
8,50
R. M. S. Jackson, 56,
4.
Silas Mxre's Estate,
2 lota A. J. Weakland,
Lawrence Cassidy &co.
4,08
1,09
68
3,50
Blacklick Township.
John E. Evans, Heirs,
John Donahoo,
u
George Lister,
300
50
100
400
338
338
97
100
62
55,56
55,
56,
65,
56,
9,45
IV
4,79
21,35
143
16,54
Henry Marlctt,
Paul Dishong, 4,76
James Wilson, 1,75
Nicholas Altimns, 4,68
Daniel Cameron, 4,81
60
40
50
230
100
50
589
John Daris, 1,17
Mathcw Kane, 8,90
James Kane, . 14,33
1 lot Joseph Makin. 46
Wm. O'Connell, 5.85
John T- William-, 2,91
Mulford & Alter, 84,40
Cambria. Township.
2 lots, Silas Moores Ee'e 63,54,55,56, 10,12
80 Joseph James 55,66
1 lot Lewis Bej'non 66,
2 lots Richard Jones Esor.
6,44
6,10
2,97
Carroll Toicnship.
258 JolmFenlon, 1855
1 lot Henry Cook,
60 Michael Thomas.
4 lot Chailea O'Xiel,
10 : Jno. P. Parrish,
103 Thomas Davis,
gtbbfrtistnunfs.
William Richards,
OoCfatantine Craver,
John Fox,
James Reffhw,
David Davis,
Lewis JJartman,
Matthew Kane,
J elm P-. Davia,
Cltarjldd Tcmnthip.
Adam Bowers,
Roger Shiela.
Simon Weakland,
Stephen Brothers,
Samuel Calvin,
Michael Farrcll,
'65.56
'66
5,00
1,15
1,00
1,00
3,40
,51
,85
1,00
2.91
2,94
,80
,28
1,27
4,12
12,76
16,07
12,99
C,8G
16,35
17,05
9,C1
100
'65,66
'65
'5,5C
James Koef, (loggs
(W. Jonw,
Haines,
(J. Jones,
(Jacob llaiata,
(Diffntf,
(Boggs,
( '66
(AdaSif,
(Duck.
26,88
17j85
7,48
7.48
6,10
61,76
1,27
.1,87
6.95
5,10
1,42
4,00
(Donhae,
65,
'56
Samuel Calvin.
66
1
120
96
400
8
82
85
120
n
Joseph Devlin,
2 lota Jamea Kaylor,
Philip Snath,
Patrick Hagan,
George Cowan,
OunemangX Twn7ip.
Michael .Downey-
Widow Stewart (of J.)
Abraham Alwine
William Blackburn
Emanuel Horner for 8. U
ner,J
1 lot Alfred Beggin
1 lot John Benst
1 lot John Deckman,
1 lot Joseph Flemboch,
David Hopkins,
Ebenezer Inticho,
Samuel Kennedy,
1 lot Alexander Keating
Abraham Kopelin
Jacob Lnig
1 lot Joseph Lambough,
1 lot Daniel Lysagt
1,55
1.36
1,00
1,10
2,G9
1.40
1,40
,56
1,04
1,60
'54
Uor-
'55
8
27
6
2
7
,84
5G
1,04
28
67
98
56
8
28
98
1,40
51
84
2 " Silas Leweilyn .
2 lots Watkin Morga
1 lot Philip Perry
1855
200
112
4
Samuel L. Sherbine
do doo
John Seigh
Ebensburg Borough.
2 lots Silas Moores Ea'e 53,54,55
185C, 5,25
I"
1 "
2.
Mary Allison 55,56, 1C.80
Lewis Beynon 55,56, 11,03
ruchard Jones a. 0. 56, 1,86
JacArson Toicuship.
415
63
60
50
45
50
2
50
40
14
300
100
90
54
John Gormon, 55,
Isaac Clark,
George Findley,
R. L. Johnston
David Teeter,
Henry Wagncrt
Philip Alwine,
William Erown,
John Horner,
Jacob Ilildebrand,
Charles JIurray, 55,50,
Arthur Murphy, . 55,
John Tergrin,
Samuel Smith, ,. 56y
-' E'AliuOtb." Garmai),
Muntter Tmntshtft.
Francis Bradley, Jr., '55
Richland Toimship,
8,30
1,70
1.74
1,40
1,04
1,14
30
88
8S
50
17.00
1.65
1.45
1,76
15,84
3,14
1-440-
40
50
200
80
1
1
Jesse La j ton,
Joseph J. Dnulap.
Archibald Dutlap,
Joseph Slick, .
Isaac Smith,
lot Jno. B. Myers.
'OO
'55,50
'55
1,04
8,85
70
SG
1,00
'56
'56
2,12
1.18
2,70
1,84
9.S3
58 Clinton Messenger,
Summer7riU Toicnxhip.
27 John Amigh, 1854
4 lot Fredrick Crojle'e Est
211 Patrick & Thos. M Uough,
1 lot Henry Oster,
Ifcnry Olden,
'54
2,30
2,30
3,88
3.09
12,49
3,98
3,75
5.G7
16,50
100
72
12
107
140
S71
Maria Murray,
Franklin Boylcs,
Nicholas Crmm,
Aaron Crum,
'54
'55,56
'55
'5G
'55
3 lots Peter Donahoe,
3S7
100
80
William Mulhollan, '55,56
Thomas Patterson' estate,
1855,56
Theodore Slick,
lot LI S. Montgomery,
10,84
9,30
'55
'50
2,21
2,32 1
4,G0
1,84
Ilarroan Paul,
2 lots William Slick,
'54
'54
80 Jno. Murray, Esq.,
Summitville Borough.
lot
t-
0
2
1
1
1 "
1
1 "
116
100
100
100
100
213
Jacob Coulter,
Wm Henry,
'55
'54,56
'5G
2,10
3,22
F. C M'Dermitt,
Saml. M'Clclland
Philip Noon,
John Ivory,
John Major,
Jas T. Moora,
A Donahoe,
James Wilhelra
Susquehanna Toicnthip
1,20
4,20
1,80
1,70
,60
1,07
1,45
.74
Joseph Griffith, 1856
Jno. D. Jones,
Morgan Jones,
William D. Owene.
Charles O'Neil,
A. M & R. White,
1,10
1,00
1,00
1,00
"1.00
6.26
' 490
70
3,50
Washington Totrmship.
1 lot Chaffee IS 56
4 Joscpli Dysart,
Hot James Dougherty,
ldo William Dougherty,
1,40
1,04
2,80
4,40
2,10
1,40
1,40
2,10
2,80
6,00
2,80
2,80
12,84
19,20
1" Bernard Daily,
2
50
50
Samuel Earnest,
Jno. W. Geary, v
1 lot Samuel Gray,
Philip Hanlan,
lot Thomas lie wit,
1"
1"
G. W. Kelly,
Henry Lovely,
John Kinports, 55,56
WTm. Latimore, 5Cf
Geo. M'Culough,
Thos. 35. Moore,
100
2
100
300
400
11
200
Michael Moyere, es'e 55, 5G,
Michael M'Call,
55,
Jno. G. Miles,
Hot Wm. O'Neil,
1" John Quail,
4" James.llussell.
15
Hot John Rainy,
120 Samual Short,
170 Wm. Smith,
36 Michael A. Skclly,
1 lot Wm. G, Tiley,
.
3,09
24,
1,69
,12
1,99
1,23
Clement Urban, 2,10
A. M. & R. White, FHnn,5G 420
100
30
27
Henry Frighthoof, ,. 1854' i,i
Ignatas Adams, 1865 2g0
2 lot John J, Glass, 5,60
Hugh Peach, 4,68
1-2 lot Wm Jackson, . 2,10
1 " John Wherry, 2,10
Geo. W. Bowman, 1,40
8
White Tctcnship.
100 Thomas Cowan, lSJXi 2,10
8 . Philip Edminston, 42
GEORGE J. RODGER3- Treasurer
Treasurer's Office, EbenEburg, )
Mreh,19tli 1858.
PAUL GRAFF,
BOOTS. SHOES, STRAW GOODS,
hats And caps,
' Ko. 68i Uertb. Third Street,
Between Arch and Cherry,
PHILADELPHIA.
March 6th 185C.
KOS. 2-4 CHESTNUT Street, ;(outh tide, bo
low Water,)
PHILADELPHIA.
(The Ccdkst Woob-wabe Uoca:, ik TaiCiTi .J
hL nufacturera and Wholesale dealers in Pit-
t Machine made BROOMS, Patent Grooved
CEDAR-WARE, warranted net to shrink, WOOD
ic WILLOW-WARE, CORDS, BRUSHES, &c,
of all descriptions. Pleasa call and examine ouo
stock
March 4, 1857. ly.
Geo. IV. Todd, with
COXRAD Ms. WALTOlf,
Importers Wholetala Sealers in Hardware,
Cutlery, etc.. So. 255 Karket Street,
Philadaljliia
TT'EEP constantly on band tLe tenulne Timo-
JV. thy Slack's Angers, Wm. Mann's, Beatty'n,
and Hunt's superior Axei?, Conrad & W alton's
superior polished Steel Shovels, Darling & Wal
dron's Grass and Cradling-Scythes, Common and
Patent Scythe Snaths, Patent Clothes Pins, $-e.,
Xrc, which they offer for aale on reasonable terms,
to country dealers only.
Janniry25, 1855.
M. M. J1AKPLE. E. C. MCCLCEE.
J. PATTON TUOHPsOX.
Marple, McClure &. Co.
TTTE have thiB dav associated with us, J. Patton
f Thompson. The Style of the firm will be
Marple, McClure & Co. The Business of the old
firm will be settled by the nev.
M.M. MARPLE,
E. C. JIcCLURE.
PnlLADELPmA.
January 9, 1856.
E. II.' Mj-fr.
MYERS. Sl IVI'DEVITT,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic TTIncs nnd
mL.ZQnors.
O. 201 LIBERTY STREET , near the mouth
of Sixth bt., Pittsburg, Pa., keep constant
ly cm Laud a snpplj of Old Monouahcla and
Rectified WLitky, Bacon, Fish, Flour, Lard, Oil,
Che-Je, and Pittsburg mauufactured ariicles pen
erallv. April 15, 1857-
WILLIAM CARR &, CO,
WHOLESALE GR0CEES
IMPORTERS
And Dealer, in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQuOEB,
OLD M0K0KGAHELA. and Rectified Whiikey.
No. 329 Commercial Row,
LIBERTY STREET
PITTTSBURG, pa
Sundries
6C0 Bbls double Rectified, Whiskey.
187 Bbls Old Monongahela Rye Whiskey, Par
very choice )
60 llhds N. O. Sugar,
vn TU.l N. O. Molasses.
With a general assortment of Groceries, als()
Bacon, Flour, Lard, Iron Sz Nails &c, all o fwhich
will be sold'at low prices lor casri.
i7vr r
WM. CARR & CO.
June 18, 185G. 34-
JOSIIL A COWPLASI,
MAKCFACTCKtB AKD DEALER
IS
CLA88B!
No. South Fourth 8tre(,
BETWEEN MARKET AMD CUESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
Gilt Ticture and Portrait Frames made to or
der. Mouldings for sale.
Oct. 21, 1857, no ly.
wm. n. LAAVSOK.
EDWIN YERK.ES.
GEORGE ROCHESTER. WITH
musou & 1i)crkc0.
IMPORTERS OF
XJBA3mIES, GIXS,
AND
OTHER LIQUORS,
No. 60 T Market Street al). Sixth,
P1IILABELPUI A.
October 21, 1857. ly.
rHIL.ADEL,IIIIA
Wood Moulding Mill,
VI11otv SJreet aboTC TvrelilH, Korlh Side.
Mouldings suitable for Carpenters, Builders,
Cabinet and Frame Makers, always on
hand.
ANY PATTERN WORKED FROM A DRAW
ING. - . w . m
Aeents wanted in tho various Towns in his por
tion of the State, to whom opportunities will
offered for large profits to themselves.
April 8, 1857-
PUILIP KETMEB. R.0BT. J. ANDERSON.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN FRUITS.
NUTS. SPICES.
CONFECTIONARY.
U G A li- S .
FIRE WORKS, &C.
5- Oranges and Lcmona received weekly.
Xo. 3a Wood street
07" Opposite the St. Charles Hotel.
Pittsburgh. Pa. March 4, 1857. tf.
70
9,80
1,40
1,04
7,00
2,10
WM. DAV18. - JOHN LLOTD.
Davis & Lloyd,
HAYING formed a partncrsliip in tn Mer
cantile Business, would respectfully solici
the patronage of their friends and the public pen
erallu. CU and eoe ua at the old stand of Wm.
70
1,50
4,76
2,37
1.40
(Davnl. april 29,
Stores, At, , a""15 Af-
i
BIEDXCIXES.
O A N BE
HAD AT
THOMAS DEVI N.E 1 S
rssr jas -
Opposite TUompson's Hotel,
EHEXSI11TRG, Ia.
TYP(T?T ASFOIXOWS.
Dr Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup.
SanfJrJInvigortor.-IndianLinament.
Wood'rf H"ir lletorative.-Rock Oil. .
ne Universities iam wx..
C raefenburfr Family medicines
llalloway's Ointint and 1 ills.
FOR Lindsey'u Blood Searcher.
Sine's Dysentery Compound
SALE AT B'ferfcsve's Holland Bitters.
Iloc,fla?id'B German
THOS. DEVIKE'S Sehench'a PuLnonic Syrup.
Balm of 1000 fiowcrs.
CUEAP M'Lant's Vermifuge.
Curtis' Inhaling Vapor.
STORE. Radwp.y's Ready Relief.
Perry Davis' Pain Killer.
Kvyser'sj Pectoral Syrup.
Dr. D. .Tayncs medicine?.
Halloway's Worm Confections.
Bennct's Plant and RJotPilL;.
Swayue's Syrup of Wild Cherry.
Branilreth's l'ill. Wrights Pills.
Ayer's Cherry l'ectoral and l'ills.
Brant's Pulmonary Balsam and Purifying
Extract.
Ek-asbirg, Sept. SO, 1857. 47
LOUIS LUCKHARDT.
WATCH MAKER, AKD 1UAIJCR In
CLOCKS. W&TCHES ABB JEWELBY.
rBfTIE unucrbignedreppectfuiiy
leB leave to inform the
... -r .1 i
citizens oi jonunuwu , imnij V 7
opening the largest stock of C locks B utches, and
Jacdry, ever brought to joi.nttow n vrsthout ex
ception, wl deli will be sold " cheaper than the
cheapest.'' His prices will always, be uniform.
One customer will not be cnargea more hit uic
une quality of goods than another. A List of
some of the articles comprised in the assortracnt
is annexed. Prices may be ascertained, and
goods examined, at the Store or. Main Street.
Gold Hunting English Levers,
Gold Detached Levers, ful jewelled,"
Gold Lepines. 4 holes "
Silver English Levers,
Silvtr Detached Levers,
Silver Lepines, Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Vest Chain. Gold Pencils, with Ptns,
Gold Pencils, Gold Medallions,
Silver Extension Pencils and Pens,
Gold Breastpins, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Gold Eardrops, Gold Earrings,
Gold Finger Rings, Gold Cuff Pins,
Goldsnd Silver Watch. Keys. Poitmonaies,
Ladies' Fans, fancy and plain,
Silver Tablespoons,
Silver Teaspoons, Silver Thimbles
Plated Tablespoons, best,
Plated Teaspoons
Silver Gbard Chains,
Plated and Brittania Tea Sett,
Violins and Bows, Violin Strings, Arc,
Colt's and Allen's Revolvers, b inches,
Gold Bracelets, Accor.leons,
Silver and Plated Spectacles, &c, Sec, &c.
J- All sorts of Watches, Clocks and Jewel r
repaired with promptness and at low rates. Con
fident that be caunotbc undersold, the undersign
rpectfullv solicits the confidence tmd patronage
of the public. LOUIS LUCKH ARDT
Mayl4, 1855. 29-tf.
TKE
GREATEST ATTRACTION !
J. JIOORE & SOX
H
"AVE ust opened at their old stand; in
Boroucb of Ebensbunr, the richest
rarest, the finest and cheapest assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
ever offered to the people ot Cambria County
Unusal care was taken in the election of these
goods, and care has"becn taken that nothing with
hi the range of a Country store, nor any ways
near it, but what they can supply to their cus
tomers, at least as cheap as they can be had in
the country.
Their stock of Dry Goods is unprecedently
large, embracing Cloths, of every variety and
texture, Satinetts, Cassimores, Tweeds, Jeans,
&c, Sec, Flannels, Sheeting, Shirting, and
made up Clothing of every description. A great
variety of
LADIES' FANCY DRESS GOODS
of all-patterns and at all prices.
Laces, trimmings, gloves, mitts, Sec Their
assortment of hats, caps, boots and shoes, is
rnmnli'tc and unsurpassed.
GROCERIES & LIQUORS, of every
variety
an.l aualitv. A well selec
ware. Cutlery, and nails.
HUsK : Paints. Dve stuffs
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
And all for sale low for cash, or given in
change for country prodree. Give us a call.
Ebensburg, Nov. 9, '54.
Tlie Subscriber Successor to
Eloytl, & Co., at
re r "a.?
R
ESPECTFULLY OFFERS TO THE
lic, an extensive and well selected
mcnt of
DRY GOODS,
G 11 OC ERIES ,
HATS,
CATS,
BOOTS S,- S 11 O E S ,
tK EAU T M AD E G L O THIN
If A R D W ARE,
O UEENSWARE,
PAINTS.
GLASS,
OILS,
And all the articles usually required for Family
Building, and Manufaetoring purposes.
A Stock of Drills, Dye Stuffs, and familv med
icines, that for quality and variety is not surpas
sed, (if equalled in the county.) All of which
he will sell at the lowest possible prices for cash
or Country Produce.
32a IXZ CGD 9
A large amount of Spruce and Pine Lumber
constantly on hands, and Bills for Lumber sawed
bo
to order at the shortest possible notice.
ROBERT FLINN.
Jefferson, May 20, 1857. tf.
"L OiO K HBRB ! !
K TW ARRIY A.L,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
ROBERT DAVIS,
A lot of Ture Wlute Lead,
A lot of Linseed Oil,
A lot of
A very largo lot of Bar Iron and Nails,
which he will sell on very email profits, for cash
or country produce. CALL AND SEE. Also,
dont forget that he continues receiving fresh sup
lipes of Flour and Provisions generally, of the
best quality, every few days.
Ebensburg, Sept.9, 1857.
XISDI A fresh lot of Salmon. Maekeral,
JL ring and Codfish, for aale by
R. TUDOR
1852
AKCADC IIOTEf.,
HENRY FOSTER, Peopkiltcr.
.
'
ruins hotel,
FORMERLY
rg House," is ore of theT
the "Ebensbur
et and best stands in the borough of Ebftsl,.
for the acc
fommodation of the travelino car--,. '
tv. Tho
Proprietor assures all who may u a
posed to patroi
latronize mm mai ma a a cli-. ill v
supplied with all the luxuries of the sea.son u
BAlt with the choicest of Liquors, and a0 -
snared to render his truests comfortable.
5l
Ehensburg, April 14, 1858:22:ly.
logax nousnT "
CORPORAL JOHN KIEFFER,
-k.irijl r fntfrfain fill U'hn mmr f:r 1
i . .... . "'"J ?j
ineir Jia'l'. mafiv iu uuuuji;t.tiuijauK: OlViO.
The HOUSE has been newly furnViV. t.K
out in a style not surpassed by any estabV,?1,
in the interior of the State. His TABLE
always be supplied with all the substantias
delicacies of the season, and attended by e
tive Servants. In a word, no pains will be
li TjOrnn 51 4 rwf rlici i ' "
W lllMttC v . r " " " , .1 1 i 1 1 fc,.;
lng win ue ieiL "vivu iu n-uucr m
fort able and ' ha ppy .
The STABLES, which ve cvtcnuire.
attenaei by nonestana laithful iTpsucr"
m mm m 1 r . . - V .
HESTAUKAUT. The bcment is twiji
tvn n jw-swuiAui, nunc IiieaiS Will lw
at all hours of the dav,
il ... '"v
tu"ciuer with
wiiu iziuiiv, jiu jiiiu ail me Uelecaeioc o.l r
1 1 ..i. i it.i
. -
rr,.te rS t',n nuenn T fl 1 X' ,-.
3011N KIKFlIi:
June 4, 185G.-32tf.
WASHINGTO N HoTjiT
1.A1VII.KACE SCIIROTII. r r "
millS popular and pleasantK-.;(.,. 1 i
m J 11 u iiirii lit 'I
A is locatetl in the village ofCarrollt.n Ci
biia county, and is kept in a manner so as to d
ioru every comiorx xo visitors, being til funv
ed In every respect.
will contain the Lest of liquors : Ii-sTAI-.i r .
uuuuuc vu iriiuii uit isil oi oil pcrslilis
anl agreeable.
Carrol ton, July 15, 1857.
UNION HOUSr
i:iicnfiurgr. Cambria C'onnfr, puj
JOHN BLAIR, Proprietoi.
ALSO, IN CONNECTION,
BLAIR & COS 1KB
Will leave the Union House for WillmortS
tion in time to take the Eastern or Western tni
Every accomodation will be afforded to .,
passenger comfrablte.
JEFFERSON HOUSE.
(NEAR WILLMORE STATION. PA. t!
JEFFERSON,
CA71URIA CO., Ia.
JOHN DlfC0Y Proprietor
I. O. O. F.
I I I -III, I l.!-r ,i J''S ID KK
t WEDNESDAY evening at tLeirl
on Hiifh st., in the wpptr 'bU-jj
Shoemaker's store.
the; MOK.uo.vg dcfcatld:
CLOT II 1 NG EM Polll I "M. W E LEU It
to inform our friends and the puVilcin;
!
eral that we have received from the hierii
containing Spring aul Kmiimtr CLOTHE
the
aU kinds and quality lor men ai.u ly-rs. -U-A
fine and large sUtk of GviLs, Gtstirr
Tweeds, Trimmings, ic. Ac. IiankorcL:
Sticks, Cravats, Hats of all kin1. aiii d::
tion, UmbercHas and Suspendtfrs, O-Ahin,: t
to order at the shortest notice. riea ca'.l
see us before vou make a purchase tapr
and
c.sc, as we can guarantee inai we wiiim i ut
in quality and low prices by any eUliis!.r.
in the State. Tvrms Cavh or Countrr Tn
evans & ii rent
Ebonsburg, April 2S 15.
Barerains! Barg-ains!
CuPitcr. and Sliet't-licii Wart
MERCHANTS and others in want of
COPPER OR SllEET-lUON "WARE
are respectfully invitevl to call and examine?
my stock, got up exprcssi' iur me u
trade. It is the largest and bet x-aortteit
found West of the mountains, made in a sr
manner and of ttie ven best materials
adopted all the improvements of theiS
TM7"OULD respectfully inform Lis old J
T ? and the travelling public that he hag U
ed the Logan House, Uoilidaysburs, ami it
U ol every vaneiy , - anJ mater;al ,
Usl variety of Hard- succeJfully with city
Also, Quoensware and I , 3
Orders from one dollar to five hum-m- ft
worth, promptly filled, the wan-scarcfuajp-
ex
and guaranteed not to lcaK.
One trial from merchants who haven -t
with me heretofore is requested. At ItJ
' Thankful for past favors, I respcctfuTj '
G. I
their continuance. Address
F. "VV, IUI
Johnstown, GirnWia wautf, i
Oct. 21. 1857. 50tf
PUB -
a t. lantllt
Xcw TIn-lTarc Lsiau-
assort -
TllE UNDERSIGNED TAKES TU
I cl of informing the citizens of tUUM
i;., ..iT,tri- that he has ci'C
no in thUnlace. in the lmiulina
M. S.llarr. one door
Post Office, where he intend
ncss in all its branches. 'HMV. W
.- i i. ..,fU' mi haul, ac""
G
scripuons Kepi - )(
ces ta suit the times. Country -M-V,
have orders filled to any amuut. L .-
tention to business he hopes WH?X nj
Ebensburg April 2Sth, 1
rrvT rrTTAT. T
iK AW"1"
1 ,wn m.- --- inT, trr
)j Court to be held at KbcnS
Jay of May, 1S5S,
vs Trexler
vs Mangier
vs Cooper
vs M'Gtbey
vs DuUs ,
vs Stewartct"
Uassidy,
Watt
Bickford
M'Gahcy
Spockelmycr
(Jomt h for use
E. & S. P.
R. Co. vs Hill
ri
Scott
VS Ouary
Over's of Summer'lTS M-'Oougb
Bickford
Kane et &l
Ribleta AdmV
Martin
Cam'a School Dis't
O' Harrow
White
Abbey
Dugans Adm'x
Moores Indorsee
vs Coopef
vs M'Gahej
vs Kiblet
vs Crawford
vs Lloyd
vs KcnbnJ
vs Penna-1
Tutty,
all of
VS W'6" pj:
ii - ,
vs White
vs Makio
Brackens use
Earheart
vs Hoover
JOSEPH M'
He
Prothonotary's Offiee.
Ebena'g, 12 Apr. ISoS. )
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