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1 TREASURER'S SALE,
9
OF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS IN
C.ii;:biia County. A. D. 1800.
I, JOHN A. BLAIR, TrcaMm r f lbria Coun
inti -i t'or.imor.wf alth t Pennsylvania, in
r.f the several Af!- rf Ambly, of
;. i .. ; ..:r the liine an! man-
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i:t:kv i.iv:: sow:-:. c:wing de-
:-i't, ;f Un.-cited i.ands and Lota of
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:. ;. . Its Lvees-..ry v pay arrear
i . f r.-r-rs due ::.:r:n, fr one yr .r more,
t;.; Li . '.- red Cor sale s-t t'l.- C r. II- t- in the
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A :'. r.r. A lc-jlttifi TftcnsJn'p.
Aaroa Do wen J.T.s 1353
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; i Vd:ia:a M'DvUsal (pan)
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Wiliiava Baiiham
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Julia Tl. jraas
Evan Abrams ?z Ji'o Benr.et
Carrol! Toia.ship.
f "avah Darr 1353 159
3 Wilson B irr
0S Dauitl Ban
II2 Ivi Barr
4
12
4
1
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50
45
41
50
46
66
36
2i
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144 lltnry I.-b-i.t R'.h't Irvin (part) 8 80
A. uirsoa s 1. iJuoicv (part) 8 01
Julius Astr
8 80
4 35
Rev. D. W. .T,.a - 1.",9
John Mi'utr
Evan D. Evans
Tli-.ina-; E l'.vard-. f-.t'i) '
4
4
14
40
35
19
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at loiCii.tiiip.
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23
26
10
16
17
14
12
15
94
10
96
96
04
50
15
00
l-'J William Barker
Jl Anthony Simmons
ii Xathan Loishborough
1.0 I"rorick M"Iynenx
'. Tiu.aias KttLiU-I
lio J.jhu Ashby
'-i Thomas Master
' J.tnKft'..Kid
H-.-nry Philips
-0 Jims Armstrong
Ir,5 James Hunter
29 63
17 56
23 00
8 82
1 S3
22 90
8 94
11 63
11 20
16 20
8 10
8 04
Waiter Batk-r IS 53
l !iu S..-C-1 y
Cj
vilaara Uray
i':! J.j?ph Gray"
pl:rn Br.-ck
"-'II lyt'ti
A l.ua Weaver (part)
Jiaies Foster & Geo Gillian
Clcarjirhi Township.
Erael Cryder 13-53 lo50
y bieplen Svkes
-S MiLatl Kepp!e
Jam Bryson
I0L11 Cannon
lotcph Jones
Simon Litzmger's heirs
JAn Gxiper
JiCob Cox
u.iam Lambert
"i'liara Tilton
J'jhn Storm
Patrick SliieU
James Diver (formerly)
-graham Shultz (formerly)
Kelly
Patrick Such
wlvzer Hoover 1859
LaKeil'Guire
y'eldi& Duibin
Morris Wolf
Heary Wolf
Jph Davis
Henry Davis
Morns Davis
Ccnemaugh ToicnsKp.
Decker 1853
"T Harshberger
Poh Klinefelter
Caldweii Improvement
v s Ulack & Ben Gorges
fancy Dawson
Wm Fagan
Jvuston Tract
st:aa Uanhberger
R"tert Allison
7 96 j
14 25 1
20 63
3 62
27 28
20 65
10 29
16 27
31 86
7 60
9 12
28 51
17 11
15 20
2 94
6
i
7
15
15
1
33
60
CO
20
20
07
13
62
38
72
91
20
56
68
50
20
63
30
58
75
85
43
05
4
15
11
3
14
14
6
7
5
5
7
3
1
1
4
James Nelson
Alex JI'Gregor
120 King & Shoenberger
Geoige lloore
Thomas Wilscn
Andrew Ktnnedy
James Koberta
Charles Jones
John Bell
21 John Callen
William Clark
Shepley Priestly 1359
Geo Funk & Thos Vickroy
112 George Shrum
Alexander Cachraa
Benjamin Williams
William Brown
25 John Teeter
Samuel Gorgas
George Gates
4
40
85
5
5
00
50
50
7
7
7
7
50
50
7
50
75
11 55
6 OS
7 77
5 70
8 12
.7 50
93
7
4
1
7
7
5
1
7
G
7
2
50
50
13
50
50
63
88
50
80
50
03
Jamison
IJarshberger
Sinclair
Crook
do
do
do
Jame3 Durke '58 '59
J Marbourg 1858
James Stewart
Widow Stewart 1850
Mnnsfer Township.
Seth R M'Cune '58 '50
Crojle ToicnsJtiv.
Robert Stewart '5859
(Jale Sitmmerfiill)
Frederick Croyle's. Estate
late Summerlttil
William Smith D. D. 1859
William Clark (part)
Henry West '58 '59
la!'; SummerJiill
Samuel Stoltzs's Estate
I ale SummerJiill
3 08
10 80
14 83
10 67
96
250
ISO
440
100
440
300
25
88
07
26
) 29 93
Lots in Town of SummerJiill. ( now Croyle.)
Lot No 3 IS5S 1 853
Lo t No 4
Jac'.on Toxcnsliip.
61
63
23 14
6 S3
S2 00
32 00
32 00
2 83
24 00
24 00
24 00
13 88
13 88
27 95
24 00
13 98
393
100
400
John Wigton 1853 1859
Abigail Uam.ey 1S58
Samv.il Stitt '58 '59
John Stel
James Steel
Geo R Shoup
James Stitt
Thomas Stitt
John Stoncr
Christian Stc-ner
Jacob Hupp
John liulley
Henry Shoemaker '53 '59
Thouia.s Wiiite
Daniel Good
James Murray
Julian Mc Anally
John McAnally
Peter Bortman
Daniel Levy
William Morris
Isaac Bonser
Alexander Hunter
I) inie! Farley
Jasper E.ving
James Recs
1C5 John Simpson
Abraham Gonshenour
Jlichland 2'ownship.
Joseph Yickerov 1S68 '59
120 Elis.ha Ro:lsori"
40 Rolfi t Eo.-s
Jacob CIe1ne.1t
11 John Coiip
7 Edward Gor
St in via Ji ill Tc xcnJtip
80 Jacob Nagle '53 '59
80 Ilcnry Wxds
80 James Dal: n
tO Janus Scaright
400
400
30
200
300
SCO
200
200
405
COO
146
25
122
SO'J
80
139
413
203
2
2
9
24
8
11
03
09
77
00
00
14
S3 07
15 64
2 37
i 1S1
; 184
405
14
14
51
72
15
43
01
57
15
35
57
00
53
Si
4
3
21
24
21
15
9
O'J
63
437
4 33
401
400
439
439
439
430
190
443
333
430
200
100
440
429
230
26 04
26 04
26 04
26 04
11 27
26 28
19 S3
25 49
11 85
4 05
26 07
25 45
13 64
4 27
1 63
Jc
Nic!
ichoison
131 Jacob Gougbenour
40 John Thoniposon
131 John Nicholson
Isaac Jones
Adam Bark 185g
Ebtnczer Branhara '58 '59
80 William Hunt
Lewis Cassiday
72 AVilliam Govett (part)
23 4 6 James Myers
Su-oqueJiantia TownsJiip.
100 N. Hughes '58 '59
154 James Rhey
150 John Weitzell
163 Peter Garman
100 William D. Owens 1858
100 Morgan Jones '58 59
150 Joseph Thomas
175 Joseph Vanderslice 1859
200 James Thompson
277 A. B. Waller
Taylor ToicnsJiij.
400 John Gill 1S53
190 R. Cunkleton
400 J. Brown
405 Allen Brown
102 J. Pax ton
230 William Brown
8 10
14 02
12 16
14 83
4 05
9 12
12 16
8 83
8 10
16 84
50
57
50
53
80
32
400 William Stewart
'58 '59
15 00
15 00
7 50
2" 04
3 90
15 00
11 56
12 16
15 16
7 90
2 10
13 95
4 13
8 06
3 86
15 40
13 55
33 82
11 56
7 70
92 40
14 05
77 00
15 40
17 97
11 65
11 C5
401 James Gill
200 John Stitt
53 Shepley Priestly
207 Shepley Priestly
400 Peter Shoenberger
1858
'53 '59
303 do
321 do
40 1 William Clark
210 Adam Ream
56 Robert King
248 John Grouse-
109 155 Adam Ross 1359
Washington Township.
81 Thomas Jackson 1853 '59
50 James Johns
60 John W. Geary
176 John Taylor
439 George Cutwalt
150 Peter West
100 Henry Gillon
1200 Arcnt Sonman
200 Chrtstain Lingenfelter
1000 Arent Sonman
200 Samuel Ilia ton
23g 40 William John
400 Richard Gnstantino
400 John R. M'FarU-e
100 A. M. & R. White
201 43 Fianeis John
156 Jeremiah M'Gonigle
200 Philip West 1859
While Township.
S94 56 Simon Walker 1858 '59
509 17 Thomas Lambourn
623 80 Henry Philips
381 153 Frederick Molyueanx
433 153 Simon Walker
174 108 Thomas Lambourn
433 153 Thomas Lambourn
216 , 156 Henry Philips
11 65
15 60
9 01
7 50
23 47
46 95
48 23
34 39
C9 08
22 42
47 40
19 49
61 97
51 97
6197
410. CO Robert Bogg3
410 60 Mary Brown
410 60 Andrew Small
133
156
133
400
400
400
400
400
40
303
324
206
132
166
400
155
400
401
CO
400
400
300
101
400
t 1
13
103
82
Alexander Brcwn 1858
Thomas Brown
William Harris
John Harris
James Reed
17 14
17 14
17 14
17 14
17 17
89 08
S3 47
19 95
14 44
5 55
12 42
21 76
21 90
3 30
1 89
22 43
12 68
1 67
19 02
18 82
26 28
14 60
22 19
3 87
11 44
1 82
1 29
2 42
12 77
14 95
L53 William Coatea
'58 '59
73 William Rush
17 William West
John Marshall
Jeremiah Slusscr
'58
Jacob King
87 Michael Musser
7 Abraham Witmer
Thomas Ketland
Thomas L. Moore
Ann 31'Mutrie
James Craig
Owen Jones
tTames M'Mutrie
Thom3s Murgatroid
John Brown
Patrick Borland
Thomas B. Moore
Thomas Canby
T. L. Moore James M'Mutrie
and others '58
Graff & Malone
Walton & Dillon
'58 '59
1859
Ilcnry Such
Morris Such
Martin Wolf
Martin Davis
Martin Black
Patrick Peters
Tatrick Borland
Patrick Straud
l'oder TvwnsJiip.
John Steel 1859
Jacob Crook
George Gates
Harshberger
4
13
14
14
14
49
80
95
95
95
13
52
12
75
75
S3
12
6
James Sharp
John Louden
Alexander M'Gregor
D. Shrock
George Moore
Thomas Wilson
Andrew Kerney
2
55
75
3
n
25
13
17 77
17 43
8 50
13 83
8 50
8 50
8 50
4 25
4 25
325 jlichael Musser
400 James Robert3
400 C. Jones
400 James Taylor
200 Alexander Cochran
200 Joseph Talmer
SEA TED LIS T.
ALSO At the same time and pla:e, w ill be
sold, the followinz Seated Lands and Lots of
Ground, on which the taxes remain unpaid, and J
which have been returned to the Commissioners ,
agreeably to the Act of Assembly of April, 29th
1844.
Xante of Warrantees or Otcners. j
Jo-' I'er. Allegheny Towns nip. '
1 Lot Francis Gallagher 1S57
250 Tluph M'Xeal
1 Lot Nicholas Xagle
1 lot Jesse ITerbit 1S57 '58
32
18
1
10
8
20
23
25
220 Fluke Rojer '57
I lot John Ilarkios '
1 lot William Wiley '57 '5S
1 lot Wm MCombie 1857
1 lot Tcrrence Kinney
1 lot Joseph Hoack,
5 Kecfe d Ilawley 1858
1 lot J ames A Bradley
1 lot Morris McAlip
1 let John llisbon
C4 Peter Will
3 40
8 50
3 40
300
340
0
61
o
o
5
2
1
83
10
71
99
Ulacldick Township.
40 John Davis 1857 99
97 Paul Dishong '57 '58 8 50
300 John E Evan's heirs 1163
50 Mathew Kane 6 75
230 James Kane 10 10
400 George Lister 26 80
168 David Boring 1857 2 85
50 . Dennis McGce
47 Isaac M akin
4 Denton Mobly
589 Mulford & Alter
1
1
1
13
4
3
90
58
30
69
86
10
32
73
1858
72 David Powell
198 Joseph Rose
Cambria Township.
SO Joseph James 1857
170 Murray & Kittell
Carroll luwnship.
80 James Hefner 1857 '53 5 80
100 Kev David W Jones '57 1 70
2 lots John P Parrish 1857 '5S 2 84
123
54
42
M'Cormick & Harter '57
Peter Bartram
Charles Kane
1 lots John Leidcl
Chest Township.
Daniel Noel 1856
Clearfield Township.
Geo & Dan'l Kraft '57 '58
1
1
1
1
47
53
27
44
51
20
400
60
o
ISO
330
60
159
400
130
39
1 lot Jacob Kline
Luke M'Guire Jr
Rodger Shicls
'57
60
71
68
92
65
84
45
80
57
70
53
70
13
57 '58 5
'57
Joseph Dvscrt
Lloyd, Hill & Co. 1S5S
Joseph M'Feely
Samuel Calvin
George Cowan
Sbiels & Durbin
Conemaugh Borovgh.
2 lots Samuel Jones 1857
1 George S King
2 ' Peter Shoenberger
11
6
o
6
5
1
1
1
h Joseph Santee
Ebensburg Lurovgh .
2 lots Richard Jones (S C) '57 3 33
1 John C O'Neill '57 '53 5 32
1 Hugh Ryan 1853
3 ' George Wilson 2
Jackson Township.
John Stuvcr . 185G 1
Isaac Teeter
93
72
15
6
27
85
to Art
Charles Murray '50 '53 21 48
Eiizab'th Carman '50 '57 '53 40 38
440
110
James Bracken
R L Johnston 1856
Buchanan Tract '57 '58
Holt
Lvtle
William Stuver 1857
Michael Brawley
Jonathan J Clevinger
Christopher Decker
James Eckels '57 '5S
Henry Wagner 1857
6 58
50
438
415
35
17
193
110
'50
50
30
85
27 40
28 43
2 40
3
6
2
o
4
1
40
60
04
04
13
19
Johnstown Burough.
1 lot William Ilow'ard 1857 12 00
Lorello JJorougTi.
1 lot Jacob Pel's heirs '57 ,'5S 4 72
2 John Fenlon 1857 3 60
1 Elizabeth Conway 1 10
445
445
445
445
446
433
371
221
250
47
93
199
200
30
SO
333
200
25
300
350
360
4 00
203
30
595
20
25
70
370
433
ISO
400
433
433
433
318
400
400
S00
60
400
147
50
413
410
400
2 Daniel Litzinger 1853 5 32
4 . Johu Lytls 8 10
1 4 Peter Swctny 3 49
F A Gibbons 2 91
ITunslcr Township.
Augustine Glass 1856 2 52
104
50
125
JasCM'nngh's estate 1857 4 25
1 lot Milbarg Kean 1853
62
89
40
66
00
30
44
34
55
OS
21
26
67
1 i
80
93
00
63
f
O I
62
01
uidtland Township.
Joseph Dunlap '57 '58
Archibald Dunlap 1857
Ilenry Staub
Mhhael Burkhart 1858
. Sum-erhiJl Townshij.
Franklin Boyles '56 T57
Jchn B Brookbank 1856
Christian Knepper's estate
Jolm King '53 '57 '53
Martin Mixesall 1856
1 lot L S Montgomery
2 Peter M'Guire '56 '57
Thomas J Parrish 1856
1 lot John Plummcr
204
80
10
100
."
12
120
40
50
8
5
450
100
12
144
55
371
400
40
11
8
Thos Patterson's est '56 '57 12
John Shaeffer
iohn A gen 1857
Emily Benson
Aaron Crura
Nathan Crum
Peter Dun
lots William Haney Jr
30
Wm Haney (now Croyle) 2 49
20
398
40
80
44
52
120
r- ri
John Otto
1S5
47
1 lot Ann Zerby
Uriah Emigh
James Burk (of John)
2 lots Michael Berry
Nicholas Crum
Abraham Crum
William Crura
Rebecca Crum ' '
Benson Crura
James Doran
James Farren
Samuel Flenner
Edward Grew
do Reynolds
Hughes & J Miller
1 lot Jacob Holder
Benedict Lilly
James M'Breen
Francis M'Conntll
John M'Coy
1 lot Mary Noel
George Pringle
Isaac Plummer's estate
Martin P Pringlo
Silas Ream
James Rager
Chis Freed & Wm Shartz
Allen Sharp
Jacob Settlemyer
6 lots Elizabeth Sweeny
13
03
53
75
64
61
76
46
18
58
54
89
50
98
93
50
55
45
32
54
25
15
50
19
12
93
12
I 100
j 150
I 120
95
I 49
100
4J
50
4
33
95
12
220
45
100
80
57
1 25
2 Samuel B Seaman's estate
54
84
66
42
29
29
05
12
48
75
58
SO
84
r.o
30
200
153
80
130
150
1 1
50
439
200
180
8
50
Isaac S
may
01
'5S
1857
John Skcliy Sr
David Shaeffer 2
John Wilmo-e 1
lot Joseph Wolf
Henry Zellers & Co
Jacob Crura 5
Elias Crum 1
John Kean
John Kean (Mountain) 6
John Kean (upper sawmill) 4
Charles P Murray 1S5S 8
George Ilcmtifield
William Oldarn
Summiicllle BorougJi.
1 lot Wm Jackson '57 '58
1 tlo
1 ' do
' James T Moore
William Jackson
h lot Jacob Coulter
1 James Ilenry
1 ' Andrew Donahoe's est
12
O
o
1
1
6
o
1
- -1
15 i
23
58
46
21
92
78
55
1 ' John Mills
SusqneJianna TownsJtip.
Abraham Boring IS06
Joseph GnfSth
Morgan Jones
A B Waller '56 '57 '53
Jacob Keith 1857
James Mehaffy '57 '53
Jonathan Anderson
John Weible
Isaac Evans 1S5S
Joseph M'Donald
William M'Donald
William M'DouaM
Andrew Kelly
Charles O'Neill
-William Whitehead
ITashinglon TcwnsJu'p.
Geo W Bowman '56 '57
1 lot Ilenry Brown '56 '57 '58
1 William Bruce '56 '57
40
116
100
04
1
1
61
1
5S
4
9
2
o
O
11
8
3
ft
- 1
70
S7
45
S3
00
00
38
23
71
32
09
01
53
15
277
341
50
100
80
50
170
117
70
100
50
8
69
43
03
00
600
4
170
500
Peter Cassiday '56 '57 '53 105
1 lot John Carroll 1
Josephine Dysart 4
00
05
George M'CulIough
Michael Moyers
27
69
Uti 1
50 !
1 lot Jacob Nagle 1S56
1 Geo Nagle '56 '57 '5S
John C O'Neill
1 lot Valentine Cramer 57 '53
1 John Cresswell
97
50
12
1
120
13
1
4
45
83
10
SO
S3
S3
00
42
00
11
so
80
78
55
39
40
34
49
48
43
10
01
1 ' George Ferry
Thomas Jackson's estate 109
Peter & Step'n Moyers '57 24
George Ross '57 '58 2
1 lot Clement Urban 1
Thomas Bingham 33
1 lot Jacob Cramer 1S57 1
John Kinport '57 '58 1 1
John Kean 7
John Moran's est 1857 1
William Smith 1853 8
1 lot Samuel Gray
1 Timothy Maxwell 1
1 ' Harkins Ott
White Township.
Thomas Stiles '56 '57 5
Margaret Busier 4
John Beers 1857 5
John Beers 7
William Edmunson
Philip II Edmnnson 5
Newhouse & Swyers 11
400
210
10
200
100
60
50
200
75
50
97
100
3
200
430
JOHN A. BLAIR, Treasurer.
MANHOOD,
How Lost. How Restored.
Just Publixhe'l, in a Sealed Enrdope,
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Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
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The world renowned author, in this admirable
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Sent under seal to any address, post paid, on
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April 11, 13C0.-y.
-,
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To those who desire it, be will send the Pre
scription, v.ith full directions free if charge):
also a amplc ef the medicine, which they will
find a beautiful combination of Nature's simple
herbs. Those desiring the remedy can obtain it
by return mail, bv addressing
J. E. CUTHBERT.
BATOXIC FHYSICIAX,
No. 429 Broad wa, New York.
April IS, IScO.-So.
FRANK V. HAY
OFFERS to the Merchant rovl others braving
TIN, COPPER OR SHEET IKON WAIIE.
to sell again, inducements
Manufactory West of the
Wares packcl carefully and
not found in any
Alleghenies. All
GUAHAXTEED XOT TO LEAK.
ALSO Dealer in ail kinds of
&1UVL5, Convey FUrlrS, LEAD PIPS,
SHEET METALS, ENAMELED &
HOLLOW-WARE.
at Manufacturers Tri.cs. PRINTED TRICE
LISTS now ready. Adeln?
F. W. HAY,
Johnstown, Cambria Co., Pa.
February 8, lS60.-6m.
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?nLLIAM CARR & CO.. WHOLESALE
Grocers, Importers, and Dealers in For
eign and DomeMi.? LIQUORS, Old Monongahela
and Rectified Whnkev. No. S29 Comiuerchil
Row. Liberty street, PITTSBURG, Pa.
SUNDRIES 560 Bbls double Rectified Whis
key. 187 Bbls Old Monongahela Rye Whisky.
Par, (very choice ) 50 llhds N. O. Sugar, 70
Bbls N. O. Molasses. With a general assort
ment of Groceries, also Bacon. Flour, Lard,
Iron & Nails &c, all of which will be sold at low
prires for cash. WM. CARR & CO.
February 17, 1858.tf
VALUABLE TANNERY
FOR SALE.
THE undersigned offers for sale the QUITMAN
TANNERY, situate about three miles West
of Ebensburg, and about 9 miles by Plank Road
and Turnpike from the Pennsylvania Rail Road.
A Branch Rail Road will shortly be corstrr.cted
to Ebeuburg. The cstal-liahm-nt is o.ie of the
largest in the State, and is now in si:crefnl 111.
eration. lhe mam building is 140 I
y 40 and j
ries bijxh. !
wing CO bv 20 and the whole two ton
A new ENGINE and BOILERS erected
last
summer and now in good order. There are all
the necessary eutbuildinirs on the premises, and
dwelling Houses for the Proprietor, Foreman and
hands. Also a Blacksmith Sl op. There is al.-o
an excellent Saw Mill in connection with the
Factory. There are about 700 acres of land well
timbered, which will be sold in connection with
the Tannery. About 400 cords cT Bark now on
hands, Hemlock can be purchased at -$2.50 and
Oak at i 1.50 per cord, delivered. Ti e property
will be bold low and on easy terms. For further
particulars address
C. T. MURRAY,
Ebensb-irg, Cambria Co., Ta.
Sept. 21, 1S59. 44-tf.
Ei oin . 1 n . ,t; c( v-v . 1 r V 1 .1
cnaeJ tne entire stock and fixtures t the
El-ensburg Foundry, the subscriber is prepared
to furnish farmers and others with
PloiiglJs, IMousli Points, Stores. Mill
Irons, Xli resiling .Machines,
and castings of any kind that may be needed in
the community.
! met ulil-u won 10 me ousmess 01 tne con-
1 1 1 .
I 11c iKj.-s 10 mem, anu irusis lie will receive
j a liberal patronage from those in want of articles
in his line.
All business done at the Foundrv.
EDWARD GLAS.
March 22, '55-tf.
HIILADELnilA Wood MOULDING MILL
to waom opportunities will be offered for lar
profits to themselves,
SILAS E. WEIR.
February 17, lS5S:tf
FIRE ! FIRE ! ! FIRE ! ! !
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL TIIE
attenntion of the public to one of the crreat-e.-t
improvements ever made in COOKING
STOVES, the burning of the GAS AND SMOKE,
by which means, is saved Fiftv per cent of fuf-l
GEORGE HUNTLEY.
Ebesuburg Aug. 17, 1859.-tf.
D. FOSTER.
Grecnsburg.
FOSTER &
P. S. KOOX,
El-ensburg.
xoox.
TjinLADELrHIA Wood MOULDING MILL ; Shoemakers, 43; tailors. A2; editors, 41;
JL Willow btreet, above Twelfth, north side, drug-rials, jewelers, and iacers, 39 to 40;
Mouldings suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cib- machincsts, 3SJ; printers. 30.. Frcfh air,
intt and I rame Makers always on hand. Any tbereforealmJU doubles a rWs life, whilo
1 ttern worked from a drawing. Agents wan ted 1 v , 1 r
in the various Towns in bis portion of the State . U mre tban doable bis capac.ty e:.ry-
HAYING associated themselves for the prac
tice of the Law in Cam ria county, will at
tend to all business intrustec x them. OfHce on
Cololonade Row;" Ebensburi
Oct. 7, 1857.
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Xlie ti attle or Xtir Orlcnns.
Steadily aiid faft the rolumics of General
Gibbs mtrched towarda batteries cumbered
six, seven and eigLt, which played upon it,
at first with but cccafional effect, often mis
8;ng, sometimes throwing a ball right into
the midst, and cacsiDg it to . real and pause
for a moment. Promptly were the gaps filled
up. bravely the column came cn. As tLry
neared the lines the well aimed f hot rxace
more dreadful havoc, 'cutting great lines in
the column from front to rear," and tossing
men and parts of men aloft, or hurling them
far on one sf-ie. At leegtb, still steady and
unbroken they came within range of tLe
small arms, tiie rifles of Carrol's Tennessce
au's, the muskets of Adair's Kentuckians.
four lines of frharp shelters one behind tbo
other. General Carrol, cooly waiting for
the right moment, held his fire, until the ene
n y were withiu two hundred yards, and then
gave the word. "Fire!" At first, wi:h cer
tain deiiberiilion, afterwards with hottest
i Latto, always with deadly effect, the rifleman
i plied their terrible weapon. The tummet of
; the enbaukmeLt was a line of spurting fire,
; except where the great guns showed their
. I liquid belching flash. TLe noise was peculiar
a a jl aiiotiucr iimefciioaoit; 1 iuiuuj vitia
ting, ccboiog noise, never to be forgotton by
a man who beard U. Along the whole line
it llazcd and rolled, the british batterie? show
ering rockets over the scene. Patterson's
batteries on the other side of the river joined
in the hellih concert. Imagine it. Ask no
cue to do&cribe it. Oar words were mostly
made before such a szene had become possi
b!e. The column of General GIbhs moved by
the fire of the lineman, still advanced,
Gibbs at its head. As they caught sight of
the ditch some of the officers cried out:
"Where are the Forty fourth? If we get
to the ditch we Lave no rxcaLs of crossing
it, and scaling the lines "
"Here comes the Forty fourth! Hero
comes the Forty-fourth!"' shouted the Gene
ral; adding, in sn undertone for his own pri
vate s&iace, "that n he iivea till to marrow.
he would hng Mullens on
tae
Lighcit
tree
, in the cyrress wood.
, Reassured, these heroic men pressed on in
the face of that murdereu; slaughtering fire
But this could tct last. With half its Lum
ber fallen, and all its commanding officers
, disabled, except the general, its prlhway
! strewed with dead an 1 wounded, and the men
! faliiug ever faster and faster, the column
, wavered and reeled (so the American riilc
j u.au thought) like a red ship on a tempe6
; tuous tta. At abvut a hundred yards frcm
the lines the front racks LalteJ, ctd s threw
the eoluQin into disorder, Gibbs shou.iag in
J the inaducss of vexation for theni to re-form
' and advance.
There was no re-forming ua-
! der such a fire. Once checked, the columns
i could but break a rctrc-t in cOLfasion.
The Heroic Pakenham had tot far logo to
meet his doom, lie was three hundred yards
i from the lines when the real Lature of his
; enterprise seemed to flash npon him; and hs
turned to Sir John llden, and siJ.
"Order up the reserve'
Then, seeing the Highlanders advancing
to the support of General Gibls, he, still wa
ving his bat, but waving it with his left hand,
his right being wounded, cried out:
"Hurrah! brave Highlanders!
At that moment a mass of grape shot, with
a teriib'.e crash, struck the group of which
he was the central figure. One of tho shots
tore open the gtnerafs thigh, killed his horse,
and brought horse and rider to the ground
Cajtain McDougal caught the general m hi
arms, removed hiru lroiu the fallen horse,
and was supporting hiui upen the field, when
! a second shot struck the wounded man in
the groin, depriving him instantly cf con
sciousncss. He was borne to tho resr a.nd
placed in the shade of an old live oak, which
still stands; and there, after eisping a few
minute?, yielded up his life without a word.
f happily ignorant of the sal issue of all his
plans and toils.
Ec?The bleached remains of the emigrant
party massacred at the Mountain 3Iealow,
Utah, have been collected in a single grave,
and a stone morjumect, conical in icrm, fifty
feet in height, cow marks the spot where they
rct. This is surmounted by a cross of red
ved the following inscription- "enscance
- - T -n 1 .i t 1 s
13 niine, I will repay, faith the Lard. Oa
the base of the monument stands a gran its
slab, into which are cut the wcras: "Here
120 men, women sai children were massa
cred in cold blood, early ia September, 1S57.
They were from Arkansas."
l"rc Air. Breathe fresh air if you
I would live long. In New Englanl, farmers
f who pa3 their days out of do.TS, live to an
i awrage cge of 64 years. The average age
of persons who bv2 in-door occupations at
death is, in Massachusetts and Rhode Island,
; Shoemakers, 43;
editors.
-"Jury," said an Arkansas judge.
! you kin go out: ai don't you show your ug
( ly mugs till you git a verdict. If yea can't
nnd one of your own, git the one which the
last jury u?cd "
RldJle Djie Eroicti. It was d ne wh-;a
it was begun, it was done when it was half
done, and it wasn't done when it was doce.
Now what was it'' Of course you can't gues
W-ll this answer uo' Timothy Johnson cour
ted Susan Dunn. It was Dudh when i: was
begun; it was Dunn when it was half done:
and it wasn't Dunn when it was dene for it
was Johnson.
A man that hoard? rich.s aal enjoys it
not, it no better off than the ass that carries
gold and eats thistles.
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