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UNSEATED LIST.
X.Uit3 of Warrantees or 0 ners.
r. 1 j
l:T. AU&jlicny Township,
Aai -u liuwen 185S 1859
$29 2o
v llannunl
rt c.
5 40
5i.
: 1 ;
lf'
11 irs of Walter Elder '53 '59
8 C8
7 70
7 02
4 79
3 00
15 40
1 37
10 27
W.VLiiu M'Douga! (part)
V:icn ll.innum
T. -trt Wiiithead
3I.:iiia II mnura '58
S..uuclVi:l '58 '3D
M jMjiuctj- Douglass
Feu! u & J jhn.ston 1859
B!ticUick Township.
J i'in Jrdon 1S5S 1859
Jacvb Presiinger
Paul Ix-bo
Daniel Jy'. j
J yh M rri
W.l.um Duncan
,5irih Reed
J.tn White" - .
AVIlIiara O'Conuell
f .
G 53
14 34
13 55
12 88
6 53
6 34
G 53
13 05
6 53
G 53
2 25
13 13
r Cut
; of 13
A
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re--rr? MXann
j..?.n II. Ilvan's heirs
ft J ::n J -r lan 53 '59
C nn'-ria Township.
J Jwnei Means 1333 lb59
4 33
12 02
4 50
1 45
11 41
1? An !r.-w Nelson
Wil'.i.im B.inham
John !yd
J.uiii Thomas
cr-raR
to lh
Evan Abrams & Jno Bonnet '59
50
Carroll Totcnship.
Sirah Barr 1853 1859
y Wilson B irr
Daniel Barr
24 40
23 GO
20 3G
23 13
Is Fn-
L3i Barr
, which
Henry Lebo .V Bob'; Irvin (part) 8 80
A. Carson ft F. IJubly (part) 8 01
d iiec
00,00c
Julius Auer
D.'W. Jones 1353
F.rm I). rZvans
8 80
4 35
7 40
4 35
!nn tit
ritutcd
ore !;!
I:. ..iaas E.1 wards (part) '5S '50 14 19
CiA' Icwmhtp.
e lufi-
1
1. Mrrivn aikL-r ISoi 1839
'-) William Parker
21 94
26 10
16 96
16 96
17 04
14 50
12 15
15 00
29 C3
17 56
23.00
8 82
1 88
22 90
8 94
11 63
11 2G
10 20
8 10
8 04
7 t6
14 25
20 63
Jooksel-
M Anthony Simmons
H Xath.m Ioughborouh
vrrr.x
Frelerick Molyneux
:lT'i.rxas Ketlaud
M
wn j
'iW.laAiLbv
i'S Thotnaa Masters
'Ln Kcthnd
'i Hctry Philips
: ni b
-) Jmes Anntror.g
-umes Hunter
W:ri)mlcr 1953
-W-laS-tlv '5S '59
J La Mvcrs
-7 I).;!.,itr Cj
- Jrra Gr.iv
si vm-
-tph--Tl Prk
--Ii Ikch
LV:k
Auni Weaver (nart)
JiEes Foster & Geo Gillison
t C&trfii'.l Township,
t triil Cryder 135S 1859
Gitec
-.Tcni
3 62
27 28
20 65
10 20
1G 27
31 86
7 GO
9 12
23 51
17 11
15 20
2 94
6 33
7 60
7 60
15 20
15 20
1 07
2 13
4 C2
15 38
11 72
3 91
14 20
14 56
phfn Svkes
- MlcLael Kl rP!e
' uir.non
Jones
:a 1 Litzmger's heirs
-n Gxpr
uuaa Lnmbert
WuiiamTdton
Ja Stirir.
Wck SLiels
es Diver (formerly)
Asraaam Shultz (formerly)
Ptnck Kelly V
J r.- r.
ro G.l
pectM
wen -
ROCV
ldyJM
vurvol
Diiye;4
S.
ucn
tornoover 1853
J.ldsfc Duibia
jjna Wolf
ecryAVolf
Davis
g7 Davis
aajris Davis
Conemaugh TovonsTiip.
Decker 1858
of
5 forc
ber ea'1
!-'
68
50
20
C3
30
58
r.
B.
sHACK
tern tr:
t , "arshberger
Klinefelter0
Caldwell'f
aefelter
mprovement
si2S Gorges
f Tract
Kjb Alliaoa
S 75
1 35
1 43
I 05
JHW''J
No. I0j
?nt fr 4
James Nelson 4 40
Alex M'Greor & 85
120 King & Shoenbergef 5
Geoige Moore 7
Thomas Vv iiscn 7
Andrew Kennedy 7
James lioberts 7
Charles Jones 7
John Bell
00
50
50
50
50
50
TS
21 John Callen
William Clark , .
Sheoley Priestly 189
Geo Funk & Thos Vickroy 'tS
112 George Shrum .
AleSar.de? Cachraa
Benjamin AYIIHariiS
AVilliam Brown
5 John Teeter
Samuel Gorgas
George Gates
11
6
7
5
3
03
77
70
12
7 50
2 93"
7 50
t
1
i
7
5
1
i
5
7
50
13
50
CO
G3
83
50
SO
50
03
08
Jamison
Ilarhbergcr
Sinclair
1 p.nrt
do
do
101
400
4 i
13
108
b2
9S
250
do LrooK
James Burke '58 '59
J Marbourg 1853
James Stewart
Widow Stewart 1853
Hunni tr Toicnship.
Seth H M'Cune '58 '50
Croyle TotcnsJthj.
Robert Stewart '58'59
late SiimuierhiU )
Frederick Croyle's, Estate
laic Summer till
William Smith D. D. 1850
William Clark (part)
Henry West 58 '53
late Sammerltill
Samuel Stoltze's Estate
lale SummerltiU
10 80
14 83
10 G7
1
160
440
100
440
300
88
07
2G
V
29 9
Lots in Tvicn of SummerJiill, ( now Croyle.
Lot Xo 3
1858 ISS'J G
Lot No 4
Jackson Townsliip.
John Wi.a ton 1858 1859
Abagail Uamsey 1353
Samuel Stitt "'53 '59
John Steel
James Steel
Geo R Shoup
James Stitt
Thomas Stitt
John Stoner
Christian Stoner
393
100
23 14
6 38
400
22 00
400
400
20
300
300
300
200
200
405
300
146
23
26
122
300
80
139
413
208
42
181
184
89
405
50
32 00
82 00
2 83
24 00
24 00
24 00
13 88
13 88
27 95
24 00
Jacob Rupp
John llubley
Henry Shoemaker '68 '69
Thomas White
Daniel Good
James Murray
Julian McAnally
Juhn McAnally
Peter Bortman
Daniel Levy
William Slorris
Isaac Bonser
Alexander Hunter
Daniel Farley
Jasper Ewing
James Rees
135 John Simpson
Abraham Goushenour
Richland Township.
Joseph Viekeroy 1868 '59
120 El'isha Rogers
40 Robert Ross
Jacob Clement
11 John Copp
7 Edward Cpp
Summerh il I Town sh ip.
80 Jacob Nagle '58 '59
80 Henry Woods
80 James Dalton
60 Jam s Searight
John Nicholson
131 Jacob Goughenour
40 John Thorn poson
131 John Nicholson
Isaac Jones
Adam Burk I83g
Ebenczer Branhara '58 '59
80 William Hunt
Lew is Cassiday
William Govctt (part)
' 46 James Myers
Susquehanna Totcnship.
ST. Hughes '53 '59
James Rhey
John Weitzell
Peter Garman
William D. Owens 1853
Morgan Jones '53 "59
Joseph Thomas
Joseph Vanderslice 1859
James Thompson
A. B. Waller
Taylor Township. '
John Gill 1S53
R. Cunkleton
J. Brown
Allen Brown
J. Paxton
William Brown
William Stewart '53 '59
James Gill
John Stitt
Shepley Priestly
13 93
2 03
2 09
9 77
2i 00
8 00
11 14
33 07
15 64
2 37
14 51
14 72
7 15
34 43
4 01
3 57
21 15
24 35
21 57
15 00
9 53
26 04
26 04
26 04
26 04
11 27
26 28
19 33
25 49
11 85
4 05
26 07
25 45
13 64
4 27
1 63
8 10
14 02
12 16
14 83
4 05
9 12
12 16
8 83
8 10
16'84
7 50
5 57
7 50
7 58
3 80
4 2
15 CO
15 00
7 50
2 04
3 90
15 CO
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 65
11 60
15 50
9 01
7 50
23 47
46 95
48 23
34 39
39 03
22 42
47 40
19 49
51 97
51 97,
51 97
63
437
433
401
400
257
439
439
439
439
100
443
333
430
200
100
440
429
230
72
28
100
154
150
163
100
100
150
175
200
277
400
190
400
403
102
230
400
401
200
53
207
400
SOS
324
404
210
:56
243
109
81
50
50
17G
439
150
100
1200
200
1000
200
23s
400
400
100
201
15G
200
394
509
523
381
433
174
433
216
410
410
410
Shepley Priestly
Peter Shoenberger
1858
'53 'I
do
do
William Clark
Adam Ream '
Robert King
John Crouse
155 Adam Ross - 1859
Washington Township.
Thomas Jackson 1853 '59
James Johns
John W. Geary
John Taylor
George Cutwalfc
Teter West
Henry Gillon
Arent Sonman
Christain Lingenfelter
Arent Sonman
Samuel niuton
40 William John
Richard Constantine
John R. M'Farlane
A. M. & R. White
43 Fiancis John
Jeremiah M'Gonigle
Thilip AVest 1853
UJtite Township.
56 Simon Walker 1S53 59
17 Thomas Lambourn
80 Henry Philips
153 Frederick Molyneaux
153 Simon Walker
103 Thomas Lambourn
153 Thomas Lambourn
15G Henry Philips
60 Robert Boggs
60 Mary Brown
60 Andrew Small
13
15G
133
400
400
400
400
400
40
303
324
20G
132
ICG
400
155
400
401
CO
400
4C0
Alexander Brown 1358
Thomas Brown
William Harris
John Harris
James Reed
17 14
17 14
17 14
17 14
17 17
39 OS
33 47
19 95
14 44
6 55
12 42
21 76
21 90
3 30
153 William Coatea
73 William Rush
17 William West
John Marshall
'58 59
58
'58
Jeremiah Musser '58 '59
Jacob King
87 Michael Mnsser
7 Abraham Witmer
Thomas Ketland
Thomas L. Moore
Ann M'Mutria ' :
James Craig
Owen Jones
James M'Mutrie
Thomas Murgatroid
John Brown
Patrick Borland
Thomas B. Moore
Thomas Canby
T. L. Moore Jame3 M'Mutrie
and others 38
Graff & Malono '58 '59
Walton & Dillon 1853
Henry Such
Morris Such
Martin Wolf
Martin Davis
Martin" Black
Patrick Peters
Patrick Borland
Patrick Strand
Yodcr Township.
John Steel 1859
Jacob Crook
George Gates
Harshberger
James Sharp
John Louden
Alexander McGregor
D. Shrock
George Moore
ISO"
22 43
12.63
1 57
19 02
13 82
20 28
14 60
22 19
3 87
11 44
1 62
1 29
2 42
12 77
14 95
4 49
13 80
14 95
14 95
14 93
13 52
20
25
70
370
433
130
400
433
433
433
318
400
400
300
60
400
147
50
418
410
400
12
12
6
2
12
3
o
I o
75
38
55
75
25
13
17 77 I
Thomas Wilson
Andrew Kerney
17 43
325 Michael Musser - 13 83
400 James Roberts 8 50
400 C. Jones 8 50
400 James Taylor 8 60
200 Alexander Cochran 4 25
200 Joseph Palmer 4 25
SEATED LIST. -
ALSO At the same time and place, will be
sold, the following Seated Lands and Lots of
Ground, on which the taxes remain unpaid, and
which have been returned to the Commissioners
agrerably to the Act of Assembly of April, 29th
1S14.
2fames of Warrantees or Otcncrs.
Act's Per. AUeqJieny Townsnip.
1 Lot Francis Gallagher 1857 2 32
250 Hugh M'Keal 18 75
1 Lot Nicholas Nagle 1 25
1 lot Jesse Herbit 1857 '58 10 23
220 Flnke & Rover '57
8 25
3 40
8 50
3 40
30G
340
5 CI
3 S3
5 10
2 71
1 99
99
8 50
11 63
C 75
10 10
26 80
S 85
1 90
1 58
1 30
13 69
4 86
3 10
2 32
2 73
5 SO
1 70
1 lot John Harkins
1 lot William Wiley '57 '53
1 lot Wm M'Combie 1857
1 lot Terrence Rinncy
1 lot Joseph Honck,
Keefe d- Hawley 1853
1 lot James A Bradley 4
1 lot Morris McAlip
1 lot John Risbon
Peter Will
lilacklick Township.
John Davis 1857
Paul Dishong '57 '58
John E Evan's heirs
Mathew Kane
James Kane
George Lister
David Coring 1857
Dennis McGce
Isaac Makin
Denton Molly
. Mulford & Alter 1853
David Powell
Joseph Rose
Cambria Township.
Joseph James 1857
Murray & Kitteli
Carroll Township.
James Hefner 1857 '58
Rev David W Jones '57
?4
40
97
300
50
230
400
163
50
47
4
589
72
193
80
170
80
100
123
2 lots John P Parrish 1857 '58 2 84
M'Cormick & llarter 57 1 47
54
42
Peter liartram N 1
Charles Kane 1
11 lots John Leidel 1
Chest Tvwnship.
Daniel Noel 1S5G
53
27
44
51
20
Clearfield Township.
400
Geo A; Danl Kraft '57 '53 39 25
1 lot Jacob Kline
'07
'57 '5S
'57
CO
5 71
C3
2 92
11 05
6 84
2 45
6 SO
5 57
60
O
Luke M'Guire Jr
Rodger Shicls
Joseph Dy6crt
Lloyd, Hill & Co.
180
330
1858
CO
Joseph M'Feely
Samuel Calvin
George Cowan
Shiels & Durbin
Conemavtjh Borough.
2 lots Samuel Jones 1857
1 George S King
2 ' Peter Shoenberger
Joseph Santee
E'oensburg Through.
159
400
130
1 70
1 53
1 7a
2 13
2 lots Richard Jones (S C) '57 3
1 John C O Xeill '57 '08
1 Hugh Ryan 1853
3J George Wilson
Jackson Township.
John S:uver 1856
Isaac Teeter
445
445
445
445
446
433
371
221
250
47
98
199
200
30
SO
200
23
309
350
3t;0
400
203
30
5 32
9S
0 70
400
1 27 210
85 10
21 48
40 38 200
6 53
85 100
27 40 CO
28 43 50
2 40 200
3 40
6 60
2 04
2 04
4 13 75
119 50
97
12 00 100
3
4 72 200
3 60 400
1 10
15
G
300
440
16
50
James Bracken
R L Johnston 1856
Buchanan Tract '57 '53
Holt
Lytle
William Stuver 1857
Michael Brawlcy
Jonathan J Clevinger
Christopher Decker
James Eckels '57 '55
Henry WagDer 1857
Johnstown Borough.
1 lot William Howard 1857
Loretto Borough.
1 lot Jacob Fel's heirs '57 '58
2 John Fenion 1857
1 ' Elizabeth Couway
438
415
35
17
193
110
50
30
Daniel Litzinger 1853
4 John Lytle
1 Peter Sweeny
F A Gibbons
Mu-ilster Township.
Augustine Glass 1850
Jas C M'Hupb'a estate 1857
1 lot Milbnrg Kean 1858
IlUJdemd Township.
Joseph Dunlap '57 '53
Archibald Dunlap 1857
Henry Staub
Mickoel Ilurkhart 1353
ft-iiK;H.;Zi.'l Township.
104
50
125
2G4
80
10
100
12
120
40
50
8
5
450
100
12
144
55
371
400
40
. Franklin Boyles 50 57
John B Brookbank 1856
Christian Knepper's estate
John King '56 '57 '58
Martin Mixesall 1856
1 lot L S Montgomery
2 Peter M'Guire '56 '57
Thomas J Parrish 1856
1 lot John Plummcr
3
5
o
11
8
John ShaeScr 1
John A gen 1857 7
Emily Benson 3
Aaron Crum C
Nathan Crum 9
Peter Dan 2
OS
00
63
o t
62
01
30
6 lots William Haney Jr
Wm Haney (now Croyle) r 49
20
John Otto 1857
47
1 lot Ann Zerby
Uriah Emigh
James Burk (of John)
2 lots Michael Berry
. Nicholas Crum
Abraham Crum
William Crum
Rebecca Crum
Bcn?on Crura
James Dor an
James Farrcn
Samuel Flenner
Edward Grew
do Reynolds
Hughes & J Miller
1 lot Jacob Holder
Benedict Lilly
James M'Breen
Francis M'Connell
John M'Coy
1 lot Mary Noel
George Priogla
Isaac Plummer's estate
Martin P Pringlo
Silas Ream
James Rager
Chas Freed & Win Shartz
Allen Sharp
Jacob Settlemyer
6 lots Elizabeth Sweeny
2 ' Samuel B Seaman's estate
Isaac Smay '57 '58
JohnSkeliy Sr 1S57 :
David Sha-jffer :
John Wilmore
1 lot Josech Wolf
13
OS
5S
75
64
CI
76
46
18
58
54
89
50
98
93
50
393
40
80
44
52
120
! 50
0 1 100
150
120
7
95
49
100
t
50
4
33
95
12
220
45
100
SO
57
55
45
32
54
25
15
50
19
12
93
12
79
05
29
54
30
200
153
80
ISO
150
TO
I o
50
439
260
180
8
50
84
66
42
29
20
65
12
4S
75
58
SO
84
62
78
Henry Zellers & Co
J acob Crum
Elias Crum
John Kean
John Kean (MouLtaic)
John Kean (upper sawmill)
Charles P Murray 1853
George Hcuipfield
William Oldam
Suminitcille Borough.
1
1
1
x
lot Wm Jackson '57 '58
12
3
1
1
6
3
1
iO
15
28
58
46
21
do
do
JttBxn T 31ooro
William Jackson
i lot Jacob Coulter
l
James Henry
92
78
55
04
97
70
87
45
83
33
1
1
Andrew Donahoe's est
John Mills
Susqnelianna Township.
Abraham Boring 18d6
Joseph Griffith
Morgan Jones
A B Waller 56 '57 '53
Jacob Keith 1857
James Mebaffy '57 '53
Jonathan Anderson
John Weible
Isaac Evans 1853
Joseph M'Donald
William M'Donald
40
116
100
1
1
61
1
5S
4
9
.
3
11
-8
O
3
o
341
50
100
SO
50
170
117
70
100
50
33
2S
71
32
09
01
53
15
69
43
03
00
33
05
03
50
97
56
12
12.
45
83
10
80
S3
&S
00
42
oo
ii 80
80
78
55
39
40
34
49
48
43
10
01
William M'Donald
Andrew Kelly
Charles O'Neill
William Whitehead
Washington Tcitnship.
Geo W lJwman '56 '57
I lot Henry Brown '56 '57 '53
1 William Bruce '56 '57
8
600
4
170
500
Peter Cassiday '56 '57 '5S 105
1 lot John Carroll 1
Josephine Dysart 4
George M'Cullough
Michael Moyers
1 lot Jacob Nagle 1856
1 Geo Nagle '56 '57 '53
John C O'Neill
27
69
o
13
120
1 lot Valentine Cramer 57 '53
1 4 John Cresswell
1
4
1 4 George Ferry
Thomas Jackson's estate 109
Peter & Step'n Moyers '57 24
George Ross 'o7 OS
1 lot Clement Urban
Thomas Bingbam
1 lot Jacob Cramer 1S57
John Kinport '57 '53
John Kean
John Moran's est 1857
William Smith 1853
1
33
1
11
7
1
8
1 lot Samuel Gray
1
Timothy Maxwell 1
1
Harkins Ott
Vhiie Township.
Thomas Stiles '56 '57 5
Margaret Busier 4
John Beers 1857 5
John Beers 7
William E Jmunson
Philip H Edmunson 5
Newhouse & Swyers 11
JOHN A. BLAIR, Treasurer.
MANHOOD,
How Lost. How Restored.
Just PuJAishez, in a Scaled Envelope,
On the Xature, Treatment and Badicul Cure of
Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Emis
sions, including Impotcccy and Mvntal and
Physical Incapacity.
T bob. j. ccxYEEWRLL, it. Author o"77itf
Green Bool;, $-c."
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences cf ?lf-abue may le
effectually removed without Medicine and with
out dangerous Surgical operations, bougies, in
strument;, rings-or cordials; pointing out a n;oua
of cure tt once certain and "effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition Jiay j
be. may cure himself c-fujy prirattly and radi
cally. The Lecture will prove a toon to thou
sands and thousands
Sent under seal to any address, post paid, on
the roctipt of two postage stamps, bv addressing
Dr. CII. J. C. KLINE. M. D., 4S0 First Avenue.
New York, Post Box 458G.
April 11, ISCO.-ly.
TO CO.SOIITIVCS ASD
XER YO US SEE- EREES.
THE subscriber, for several years a resident
cf Acia, discovered while there, a fcimple vegeta
ble remedy a sure cure for Consumiition, Asih
w. Bronchitis. Cou-ihs. Col ls, aril AVrrov. De
bility. Tor the bei.cfit of C-numptives and
Xcrcous SuJTerers, he is willing to make the
same pullic.
To th-jse who desire it, he will send the Pre
scription, with full directions free cf charge);
also a sample of the medicine, which they will
find a beautiful combination of Nature's sirrple
herbs. Thoe desiring the remedy can obtain it
by return mail, bv addressing
J. E. CUTIIBERT.
BATON IC PHYSICIAN,
No. 423 Broad .vav, New York.
April IS, 16C0.-2m.
FRANK V, HAY
OFFERS to the Merchants and others buving
TIN, COPPER OR SHEET IRON WARE,
to sell again, inducements not found in any
Manufactory West cf the Allezhenies. AH
Wares packed carefully and
GUARANTEED NOT TO LEAK.
ALSO Dealer in all kinds of
STOVES, Convey PUMPS, LEAD PIPE,
' SHEET METALS, ENAMELED &
HOLLOW-WARE.
at Manufacturers prices. PRINTED PRICE
LISTS now ready. Address,
F. W. HAY.
Johnstown, Cambria Co., Pa.
February 8, l360.-6m.
YiriLLIAM CARR & CO.. WHOLESALE
if Grocers, Importers, and Dealers in For
eign and Domestic LIQUORS, Old Monongahela
and Rectified Whiskey, No. 329 Commercial
Row. Liberty street, PITTSBURG, Pa.
SUNDRIES 5C0 Bids double Rectified Whis
key. 187 Bbls Old Monongahela Rye Whisky,
Par," (very choice ) 50 Ilhds N. O. Sugar, 70
tbls 2-. O. 3Ioiasses. With a general assort
ment of Groceries, also Bacon, Flour, Lard,
1 ron & Nails ic, all of which will be sold at low
prices for cash. WM. CARR & CO.
February 17, 1853.tf
VALUABLE TANNERY
FOll A Ij
THE undesigned offers for sale the QUITMAN
TANNERY, situate about three miles Wet-t
of Eben.sburg. and about 9 miles by Piank Road
and Turnpike from the Pennsylvania Rail Road.
A B-acch Rail RoaJ it ill Fhortly be constructed
to Ebensburg. The establishment is one of the
largest in the State, and is now in successful op
eration. The main building is 140 by 40 and
wing 66 bv 20 and the whole two stories high. I
A new ENGINE and BOILERS erected last
summer and now in cod order. There are all
the necessary outbuildings on the premises, and
dwelling Houses foi the Proprietor, Foreman and
hands. Also a Blacksmith Shop. There is also
an excellent Saw Mill in connection with the :
Factory. There are about 700 acres of land well
timbered, which will be sold iu connection with
the Tauncry. About 400 cords of Bark now on
hands, Hemlock can be purchased at $2,50 and
Oik at $4,50 per cord, delivered. The property
will le Kld low and on easy terms. For further
particulars address
C. T. MURRAY,
Ebeusburg, Cambria Co., Pa.
Sept. 21, 1859. 44-tf.
IBENSBURG FOUNDRY. HAVING pur
JL chased the entire stock and fixtures ol the
Elensburg Foundry, the subscriber is prepared
to furnish fanners and others with
IMousliK, IlottzIi I'oiuts, Sfoves.MIll
Iron, Tlires!ilu?r -Machines,
and castings of any kind that may be needed in
the commuuhy.
By strict attention to the business of the con
cern, be hopes to merit, and trusts he will receive
a liberal patronage from those in want of articles
in bis line.
All business done at the Foundry.
EDWARD GLAPS.
March 22, '55-tf. -
PHILADELPHIA Wood MOULDING MILL
Willow street, above Twelfth, ncrth side.
Mouldings suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cab
inet and Frame Makers, always on hand. Any
Pattern worked from a drawing. Agents wanted
in the various Towns in his portion of the State,
to whom opportunities will be offered for large
profits to themselves. SILAS E. WEIR.
February 17, 1858:tf
FIRE ! FIRE ! ! FIRE ! ! !
TUG UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL THE
attenntiou of the public to one cf the great
est improvements ever raade in COOKING
STOVES, the burning of the GAS AND SMOKE,
by which means, is saved Fifty per cent of fuel.
G EORG E H UNTLE Y.
Ebesnburg Aug. 17, 1859.-tf.
D. FOSTEB-. P. S. SOOX,
Grcensburg. Ebensburg.
- FOSTER & XOOX,
H
AYING associated themselves for the prac
tice of the Law in Cam na county, will at
tend to all business intrustec o them Office on
Cololonade Row;" Ebeneburj ,
Oct. 7, 1857.
Taking a Man to Pieces.
Captain Evans wis an old Cava I veteran of
aixty-seven; be Lad lost an arm rd cu rye,
year and yeara before, at Nav-riro. wb'ch
last action settled his understanding, bcti
legs being carried awaj by a chain shot.
Cork legs were cornisg into fashion. Captain
Evans Lad a pair of the first quality made frr
himself; he had also a false arm and hand; ia
the latter he could ecrew a fork, as occasion
required, and being gfoved, the deficiency
was not easi'y "perceived. As increasing years
rendered him ifirtn, LI3 valets took advan
tage of LIm, so be wrote to Lis brother, a
SciiserseLire S-yx.re, to snd him up'eoma
tenant's son for a body -ervant No matter
how stupid, if honest and faithful," be wrote.
His brother tras absent, and sent to bis
stc2rd to select a lid. Thii the steward did
bat merely mentioned that Captain I.rass
was infirm, not apprising the lumpkin cf bis
new master's deficiencies, and rent Lim to
London at once, where the Captain liTrd.
At ten at night he arrived, and was imme
diately f-kown to Captain Evan eittiag room.
'Well, lohn, my rascally valet is absent
again, without leave; help ce to bed, as it is
late, and then you can go down to your up
Itr" Adjourning to the bed rica, th eld gn
tltmab said:
"John, unscrew my leg.
' Zurr faid John.
44 Unscrew my leg, this way, see."
John did so, tremblingly.
"John, unscrew my other leg."
4,Zur?" said John
4 Unscrew tha other leg, fir."
John did to, now in a state of beil Jsrmtnt.
4,John. unscrew tbij arm."
Trembling still more, to the Cfcptain
great amusement, he obeyed.
"John put this eye on the table.
John took it as if it would have bitten him.
"No, John no, I won't tak the otbtr
eye out lift me into bed."
This done, the waggish Captain continusd.
"John beat up the pillow, it is not comfor
table." This was done.
"Beat it up again sir; it is quite bard "
Again John shook up the pillow.
"That won't do, JohD; I cau't gstmybeaJ
cooiiortauie. u o it. John ucacrow
zaj
head"
"No, by thunder, I'll unscrew no more."
and John fled from the room to the kitchn,
swearing his master was the devil, taking
himself to pieces like a clock.
On the recent Irish trial the counsel wu
desirous to obtain an admission from a wit
ness of the crown, that having been cne of
the sworn members of the league, be had been
bribed to become a tpy on the others. Having
vainly labored for nearly an hour to get a
reply, he said.
"Come, now, bir, did yoa not coma direel
from these men to Dublin on Monday lit?
"Bedad I did so," promptly answered th
witness.
'Well, sir, that Is direct, at all ven;s.
Now. sir, will you tell me in as brief a way as
possible what motive brought you here?"
"The foco-motive, to be surer rejoin i
Pat, to the discomfiture of bis tormentor.
A Yankee from Maine, being at Bueca
Vista the night before the battle, and some
what doubtful of the result, went out of hear
ing, as be supposed, and male the following
prayer:
"O Lord, here we are, about four thousand
of us. and tweLty thousand Mexicans enough
to swallow us without greasing. Now if you
can help us. do it and if you can't for hea
ven's sake don't help the Mexiccs and just
hold on until to-morrow, and you'll see the
paul darndest fight you ever saw in your life.
Yours, respectfully, amen."
A man sentenced to be bung was visited
by his wife, who sail, "My dear wcull you
like for the children to see you executed'"
No,' replied he. "That's just-like you ta:d
she, 'you Lever wanted the children to have
any enjoj raent."
Tha NewYcrk Trilunc gires the follow
ing versified description of a New York J uj
ticc: "The Judge was a veiy clever man, and a
jovial Judge was be;
The Judge was good at a game cf ball,
and just as good at a spree;
"The Judge was fond of whisky, a;. cf
every kind of sport;
'The Judge was au fait at everything,
iut attending to bis Court;
"The Jude was a remarkable man, ia LI
own peculiar way;
4,'lhe Judge ne'er forgot io negLct Lis
Court, rnd ne'er forgot bis pay;
Cautious Jtlen. Some men use words as
rifleman do bullets. They say little. Tt a
lew words used go light to the mark. TLey
let you talk and guide with their eyes and
face, on and 00, till what you say can be an
swered in a word or two, and then they
lance out a sentenec, pierce the matter to
the quick, are done. You never knew where
you stand with them. Your conversation
falls into their mind as rivers fall into deep
chasms and are lost to eight bj its depth and
darkness.
"Papa, can't I go to the roologrrcal
rooms to see the camomile fight the ry-no-sir-ce
boss?"- "Sartia, my son, but don't get
your tiousers torn. Strange my dear, what
a taste that boy has for nat'ral bist'rv. No
longer than yesterday he had eight tom-cats
hanging by their tails to the clothes line.
Long Sermons. llev. Wiiliam Tsylor, ia
"The Model Preacher," fays: "Ofun when
a preacher has driven a nail in a sure place,
instead of clinching it, and securing veil the
advantage, be ham men away till he breata
the bead off, or eplita the board."
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