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TREASURER'S SALE,
OF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS IN
Cambria County, A. D. 18-;0.
I, JOHN' A. BLAIR, Treasurer of Carpbria Cjuu-t-.
in tr.e Com mou wealth of Feiinsj-lvania. in
pur-uir.ee of the several Acts of Assembly, of
5.iiu C minion wealil ; directing th time and man-
n-r f selline unseated lands for taxes
uo
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, the following de
ed tracts of unseated Lands and Lots of
s:
0r.u:id in the said C jimty of C.imbri.o. or such
rr.rts thereof as may be necessary to pay arrear
s' - of taxes due t hereon , f.r one year or more,
will le ottered for sals at the Cviirt House in the
IV roTzh of Ebensburg, on the seeosd Monday of
Jun.' (leing the 11th day.) and continue by al
vJirr.ment from day to da until the whole be
VM f r such arrearages of taxes and costs, ne-cc-Mrily
accruing t hereon.
UNSEATED UST.
Nnraes of Warrantees or Ow ncrs.
l't-r. Alleqlien-j Totcmhip,
jV) Aaron Bowen 1?58 1859 $29 2G
..', James Hannnra '58 5 40
V:o H irs of Walter Elder '58 '53 8 68
William M'Dougal (part) 7 70
51 Warren llannum 7 02
r Robert Whit heal 4 79
,) Martha Hmnuiu -")S 3 00
20 Sjmuel Will '58 '59 15 40
j l M ?ntor.er Douglass 1 37
2) Fen! on & johr.tn 1859 10 27
Bl-irUirJ; Tvirnship.
1)0 John J ?r Ton 185Slt53 653
800 Jacob Presiinger 14 34
3-5 Pan! Tbo ' 13 55
813 Daniel L-vy 12 88
yn J-)scph M -rri? 6 53
97 Wil.iam D iucan 0 34
1 .00 S-rah Reed 6 53
?o0 Daniel Davis 13 05
100 J.l.n White 6 53
in William O'Conncll 6 53
100 George ll'Cann -59 2 25
o'O John E. Evan's heirs 13 13
Zl 9 John Jordan '58 59 15 35
Camf'ria Totcaship.
I!: r.: James Means 1853 1853 4 33
tl7 23 Andrew Nelson 12 02
M Wiiiiam Banham 4 50
John Bovd i 45
171 John Thomas 11 41
2.' Evan Abrams & Jno Bennet 59 7 50
Carroll Township.
?-2 Sara'a Barr 1858 1859 24 4G
5:3 128 Wilsiin Barr 23 6G
401 103 Daniel Barr 20 30
152 Levi Barr 25 13
144 Henry Lelo & Rob't Irvin (part) 8 80
A. Carsju & F. UuLiey (part) 8 01
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Jnhus Acer 8
Rev. D.'W. Jones 1S59 4
John Miller 7
Evan D. Evar.s 4
Thomas Edwards (p irt) '53 '59 14
Chat lorenship.
117 ?i:aon Walker 1853 1859 23
120 William Parker 20
41 Anthony Simmons 10
41 Nathan Loughborough 1G
1"0 I"reerick Mvlyneux 17
''2 Thomas Kttland 14
1)3 John Ash by 12
C3 Thomas Masters 15
C3 JohnKetianJ 29
IC'1 Henry Philips 17
20 J .inies Armstrong 23
ho .Tames 1 1 "inter 8
Walter Butler 1853 1
80
35
40
19
94
10
9G
96
04
50
15
00
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John Myers
22 90
8 94
enrv Deloz:er
& Co
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11
16
8
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20
3
27
C3
26
20
10
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96
25
63
62
28
William Gray
153 Joseph Gray
Stephen B.?ck
Jic-jb B:ck
Jo!m Beck
Adam Weaver (part)
James Foster fc (Jej GUlison
Ctearfidd 2'orcnship.
104 Israel Cryder 1S53 159
SO Stephen Si'kes
1:S Michael Kepplo
Jamas Bryson
John Cannon
Joseph Jones
Simon Litzinger's heirs
John Gxper
Jacob Cox
William Lambert
William Tilton
John Storm
Patrick Shiels .
James Diver (formerly)
Abraham Shultz (formerly)
Patrick Kelly
Patrick Such
Baltzer lloover 1859
Luke M'Guire - -
Shields & Dnibin
Morris Wolf
Henry Wolf
Joseph Davis
Henry Davis .
Morris Davis
Conemaugh Township.
Decker 1858
s Ilarshberger
Jacob Klinefelter . "
Caldwell. Improvement .
Jos Black & Ben Gorges
Nancy Dawson
'm Fagan
Leviston Tract
Christian IlaTshbnw
Robert Allisca
in
20 65
10 29
16 27
214
413
100
SI
7
9
28
17
15
2
' 6
7
7
15
15
1
2
4
15
11
80
60
12
51
11
20
94
33
60
60
20
20
07
13
62
33
72
120
573
20
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oo
200
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110
410
3 91
14 20
24 56
68
50
20
63
30
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300
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1 35
1 43
4 05
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Jlmisier ToirnsJtip.
90 Scth R M'Cune '5S '59
Croule Toicpship.
250 Robert Stewart '5S'59
(Uttc SvmmcrJtlll) j
153 Frederick Crovle's?, Estate )
10
14
10
late SummerhUl
440 William Smith D. D. 1859 8 5
100 William Clark (part) 1 88
410 Henry West '58 '59 2G 07
lafe Sutnmalnll
300 Samuel Stoltze's Estate 1 29 93
laic SummerhiU )
Lois in Town cf SummerTiill, (now Croyte.)
Lot No 3 1858 1859
61
Lot No 4
Jackson Tovmslilp.
393 John Wigton 1853 1859
100 Abagail Ramsey 1853
400 Samuel Stitt '5S '59
400 John Steel
400 James Steel
0 Geo R Shoup
300 James Stitt
300 Thomas Stitt
300 John Stoner
200 Christian Stoner
200 Jacob Rupp
405 John Iiubley
SCO Jlenry Shoemaker 53 '59
146 Thomas White
25 Daniel Good
26 James Murray
122 Julian McAnally
SCO John McAnally
58
23 14
6 38
32 00
32 00
32 00
2 83
24 00
24 00
24
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83
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13
24 00
13 93
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24
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09
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00
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07
80 Peter Bortm&u
139 Daniel Levy
413 William Morris
203 Isaac Bonser
42 Alexander Hunter
181 Daniel Farley
184 Jasper Ewing
89 James Rees
405 135 John Simpson
50 Abraham Goughenour
. llirMand 1'ownship.
63 Joseph Vickcroy 1868 '59
437 120 Eliha Ro lgers
433 40 Robert Ross
401 Jacob ClemcEit
400 11 John Copp
257 7 Edward Cpp
Snmmerhill Tvicn&hip.
439 80 Jacob Nagla '58 '59
439 80 Henry Woods
439 80 James Dalton
439- 0 James Searight
190 John 5"icholion
443 131 Jacob Goughenour
338 40 John Thorn poson
430 131 John Nicholson
200 Isaac Jones
100 Adam B;trk I85g
440 Ebonezer Branham '58 '59
429 80 William llu;it
230 Lewis Cassiday
72 William Govett (part)
23 46 James Myers
lSusquehanni Totcnslup.
100 N. Hughes '53 '59
154 James Khcy
150 John Weitzell
163 Peter Garman
100 William D. Owens 185S
100 Morgan Jones '53 "59
150 Jo-eph Thomas
175 Joseph Vanderslico 1859.
200 James Thompson
277 A. B. Waller
Taylor Toicnship,
400 John Gill 1853
190 K. Cunkleton
400 J. Brown
405 Allen Brown
102 J. Faxton
230 William Brown
400 William Stewart '58 '59
401 James Gill
200 John Stitt
53 Shepey Priestly
15 64
2 87
14
14
34
4
3
21
24
21
15
9
26
26
26
26
11
26
19
51
72
15
43
01
57
15
35
57
00
53
04
04
04
04
27
28
33
25 49
II 85
4 05
26 07
25 45
13 64
4 27
1 63
8 10
14 02
12 16
14
4
9
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16
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83
05
12
16
83
10
84
50
67
50
58
80
32
00
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4
15
15 00
7 50
2 04
3 90
15 00
11 06
12 16
15 16
7 90
2 10
13 95
4 13
8 06
3 86
207 Shepley Priestly
400 Peter Shoenberger
1853
'58 '59
303 do
324 do
404 William Clark
210 Adam Ream
j5G Robert King
243 John Crouse
109 155 Adam Ross 1859
Washington Township.
81 Thomas Jackson 1858 '59
60 James Johns
50 John W. Geary
176 John Taylor
439 George Cutwalt
150 Feter West
100 Henry Gillon
1200 Arent Sonman
200 Christain Lingenfelter
1000 Arent Sonman
200 Samuel Ilinton
23g 40 William John
400 Richard Constantino
400 John R. M'Farlane
100 A. M.R- White ,
201 43 Fiancis John "
156 Jeremiah M'Gonigle
200 rhilip West 1859
Uliite Township.
394 56 Simon Walker 1858 '59
509 17 Thomas Lambourn '
523 80 Henry Philips
381 153 Frederick Molyneaux
433 153 Simon Walker
174 10S Thomas Lambourn
433 153 Thomas Lambourn
216 156 Henry Philips
410 60 Robert Boggs
410 60 Mary Brown
410 60 Andrew Small
15
13
33
11
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40
55
82
56
70
2 40
14 05
77
15
17
11
11
11
15
9
7
23
46
00
40
97
65
65
65
50
01
50
47
95
'43 23
34 39
39 08
22 42
47 40
19
51
51
SI
49
97
97
97
133 James Nelson
153 Alex M'Gregor
133 120 KiDg & Shoenberger
400 Geoige Moore
400 Thomas Wilscn
400 Andrew Kennedy i
400 James Roberts
400 Charles Jones
40 John Bell
SOS 21 JohnCallen
324 William Clark
20G Shenley Priestly 1559
132 Geo Funk & Thos Vickroy '58
1GC 112 Georgo Shruni
400 Alexander Cachraa
155 " - Beniiisin Williams
400 WilV-an Brwuv
401 25 John Teeter
CO Samuel Gorgas
400 George Gates
400 do Jamison
COO do Ilarshberger
101 do Sinclair
400 do Crook
77 Jame3 Burke '58 '59
13 J Marbourg 1S58
103 James Stewart .
S2 Widow Stewart 1859
48
50
00
445 Alexander Brown 1853 17 14
445 Thomas Brown 17 14
445 William Harris 17 14
1 445 John Harris 17 14
446 James Reed 17 17
433 153 William Coates '53 '59 J. S9 03
371 73 William Rush 33 47
221 17 William West 19 95
250 John Marshall 58 14 44
47 Jeremiah Musser '58 '59 5 So
93 Jacob King 12 42
199 87 Michael Musser 21 76
200 7 Abraham Witmer 21 90
30 Thomas. Ketland 3 30
SO Thomas L. Moore 1 89
333 Ann M'Mutrie 22 43
200 ; James Craig 12 68
25 Owen Jontfj 1 57
300 .Tamos M'Mutrie 19 02
350 . Thomas Murgatroid 18 82
SCO John Brown 26 28
400 Patrick Borland - 14 0
203 Thomas B. Moore . 22 19
30 Thomas Canby 3 87
595 T. L. Moore James M'Mutrie
I and ethers '58 11 44
20 Graff & Mai one '53 '59 182
25 Walton & Dillon 1859 1 29
70 Henry Such 2 42
370 Morris Such 12 77
433 Martin Wolf 14 95
130 Martin Davis 4 49
400 Martin Black 13 80
433 Patrick Peters 14 95
433 Tatrick Borland 14 95
4C3 Patrick Straud 14 95
Yodcr Township.
318 John Steel 1859 13 52
400 Jacob Crook 12 75
400 George Gates 12 75
300 Ilarshberger 6 38
GO James Sharp 2 55
400 John Louden 12 75
147 Alexauder M'Gregor 3 25
50 D. Shrock 2 13
418 George Mooro 17 77
410 Thomas Wilson 17 43
400 Andrew Kerney 8 -50
325 Michael Musser 13 83
400 James Roberts 8 50
400 C. Jones 8 50
400 James Taylor 8 50
200 Alexander Cochran 4 25
200 Joseph Palmer 4 23
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50
50
50
60
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55
03
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70
12
50
93
50
50
13
50
50
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88
50
80
60
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ALSO At the same time and place, will be
sold, the following Seated Lands -nnd Lots of
Ground, on which the taxes remain unpaid, and
whh have been returned to the Commissioners
agreeably to the Act of Assembly of April, 29th
1644.
Names of WarraiJees or Owners.
Actjs rcr. AllaihcHU TownsrJp.
1 Lot Francis Gallagher 1857
250 Hugh M'Xeal
1 Lot Nicholas Xagle
1 lot Jesse Herbit 1857 '58
220 Fluke & Royer '57
1 lot John Ilarkins '
1 lot William Wiley '57 '58
1 lot Wm M'Combie 1857
1 lot Terrence Kinney
1 lot Joseph Hoack,
5 Keefe t Ilawley 1858
1 lot J ames A Bradley
1 lot Morris McAlip
1 lot John Risbon
64 Peter Will
$2 32
18 75
1 25
10 23
8 25
3 40
8 50
3 40
306
310
5 61
3 83
5 10
2 71
1 99
99
8 50
11 63
6 75
10 10
26 80
2 85
1 90
1 5S
1 30
13 69
4 S6
3 10
2 3
2 73
5 SO
1 70
2 84
1 47
1 53
1 27
1 44
51
BlackUck Totcrtsliip.
John Davis 1857
40
97
300
50
230
400
168
50
47
4
589
72
108
80
170
80
100
123
54
42
Paul Dishonz
7 '58
John E Evan's heirs
Mathew Kane
James Kane
George Lister
David Boring 1857
Dennis MeGee
Isaac Makin
Denton 3IobIy
Mulford & Alter 1858
David Powell
. Joseph Roso
Gimbria Tvicnship.
Joseph James 1857
Murray & Kittcll
Carroll Township.
James ltefner 1857 '5S
Rev David W Jones '57
2 lots JohnP Parrish 1S57 5S
M'Cormick & llartor '57
Peter Bartram
Charles Kane
1 lots John Leidel
Chest Township!
Daniel Noel I860
20
400
60
2
180
330
60
159
400
130
Clcarfuld Toicnship.
Geo k Dan'l Kraft '57 '53 39
25
1 lot Jacob Kline
Luke M'Guiro Jr
Ilodger Shiels
Joseph Dvsert
Lloyd.IIi'll&Co.
'57
60
71
6S
92
65
84
45
SO
57
70
53
70
13
'57
'57
'58 5
o
11
6
o
6
5
1
1
1
o
1858
Joseph M Jbeelj
Samuel Calvin
George Cowan
Shiels & Darbin
Conemaugh Borough.
2 lots Samuel Jones 1857
1 ' George S King
2 Peter Shoonberger
J . Joseph San tec
Ebcnsburg Uortmqh.
2 lots Richard Jones (S C) '57 3 33
1 John C O'Neill '57 '58
32
98
72
1 Hugh Ryan 1858
3 J 4 George Wilson
Jackson Township.
John Siuver 1856
Isaac Teeter
15
6
300
27
85
Charles Murray '56 '58 21 48
Elizab'th Garraan '50 '57 '5S 40 38
440
Llizab'th Garraan '50
57 '53 40 33
116
50
438
James Bracken
C 58
85
.27 40
28 43
2 40
It L Johnston , . 1856
Buchanan Tract '57 '58
Holt '
Lytle ''.
William Stavcr 1857
Michael Brawley
Jonathan J CIrfviogcr
Christopher Decker .
James Eckels '57 '5S
Henry Wagner 1857
Johnstown Borouqh.
1 lot .William Howard 1857
A " . Loretto Borough.
1 lot Jacob Fel's heirs '57 '58
2 4 John Fenlon " 1857
1 Elizabeth Conway
415
35
17
193
110
50
50
30
3
6
o
2
4
1
40
60
04
04
13
19
12 00
4
3
1
72
60
10
32
10
49
91
104
50
Augustine Glass 1856
JasC M'llugh's estate 1857
1 lot Milburg Kcan 1858
. Richland Township.
Joseph Dunlap '57 '58
Archibald Dunlap 1857
- Henry Staab
Michael Burkhart 1S53
SammerJifd Township.
Franklin Boyles '56 '57
-vjhn B Brookback 1856
' rtiristian Kneppcr's estate
John King '56 '57 '58
Martin Mixesall 1856
1 lot L S Montgomery
52
25
62
89
40
C6
00
SO
44
264
80
10
100
12
120
40
50
8
5
450
100
12
144
55
371
400
40
34
55
63
21
26
67
4
SO
93
00
63
37
2
11
8
2 Peter M'Guire '56 '57
Thomas J Parrish 1856
1 let John Plummcr
Tbos Patterson's est '56 '57 12
John Shacffer
John A gen 1S57
Emily Benson
Aaron Crum
Nathan Crum
Peter Dun
C2
01
30
C lots William Ilancy Jr
Wm Haney (now Croyle) 2 49
20
29S
40
80
44
52
John Otto
185
it
13
OS
58
75
64
61
76
46
18
5S
54
89
50
98
98
50
55
45
M
1 lot Ann Zerby
Uriah Euiig'a
James Burk (of John)
2 lots Michael Berry
Nicholas Crum
" Abraham Crum
William Crupi
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'Connell
John 31 Coy
1 lot 3Iary Noel
George Pringlo
Isaac Plummer's estate
3Iartin P Pringlo
Silas Ream
James Ragcr
Chas Freed & Wm Shartz
Allen Sharp ' "
Jacob Settleraycr
120
50
100
150
120
7
95
49
100
4f
50
4
32
54
25
15
50
19
12
93
12
79
05
29
54
84
66 ,
42
29
29
65
12
43
75
53
80
84
62
78
15
95
12
220
45
100
SO
G lots Elizabeth Sweeny
2 4 Samuel B Seaman's estate
30
200
153
SO
130
150
73
50
439
260
ISO
8
50
Isaac Smay 'o7 '58
John Skeliy Sr 1S57
David Shaeffer
John Wiiciore
1 lot Joseph Wolf
Henry Zellers & Co
Jacob Crum
Elias Crum
John Kean '
John Kean (Mountain)
John Kean (upper sawmill)
Charles P 31urray 185S
George Ileiupfic-ld
William Oldam
Samviitcille Borovoh.
1 lot Wm Jackson '57 '53
1 4 do
12
3
1
1
6
1
I
I
1
1
do
23
5S
40
21
92
73
55
04
97
70
87
45
S3
33
OS
William Jackson
lot Jacob Coulter
4 James Henry
4 Andrew Donahoe's est
o5
4 John Mills
SusqueJiann-t Toicnship.
Abraham Boring 18o0
Joseph GriSth
Morgan Jones
A B Waller '56 '57 '5S
Jacob Keith 1857
James 3IehafTy '57 '53
Jonathan Anderson
John Wtiblo
Isaac Evans 1S53
Joseph M'Donald
William M'Donald
William M'Uonali
Andrew Kelly
Charles O'Neill
William Whitehead
Washington Tcwnhip.
- - Geo W Bowman 5i 57
I lot Henry Brown '56 '57 '53
1 4 William Bruce '56 '57
40
116
100
o
1
1
61
1
53
4
9
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O
11
8
3
3
oil
f
50
100
80
50
23
71
170
117
70
100
50
32
09
01
58
15
69
43
08
00
33
05
03
50
97
50
12
12
45
83
10
80
83
8S
00
42
8
1
5
1
600
4
170
500
PeterCassiday'56'57'58 105
1 lot John Carroll 1
Josephine Dysart 4
George 3I'CnlIough
Jlichael 3Ioycrs
1 lot Jacob Xagle 1S5G
1 4 Geo Nagle '56 '57 '53
John C O'Neill
27
69
o
120
1 lot Valentine Cramer '57 '5S
1 4 John Cresswell
1
4
1 4 George Ferry V
Thomas Jackson's estate 109
Peter & Stcp'n Movers '57 24
400
210
10
200
100
60
50
200
George Ross 'Oi 'oa
1 lot Clement Urban
Thomas Bingham
1 lot Jacob Cramer 1857 ,
John Kinport '57 '58
John Kean
John Moran's est 1857
I William Smith 1858 -1
lot Samuel Gray -1
' Timothy Maxwell -l.4
'Harkins Ott .
. ,. While Township.'
1
33
1
11
, 4
1
s
Off
11
80
80
78
55
39
2 ' Daniel Litzinger 1853 5
4 4 i John Lytls 8
1 4 Peter Sweeny 3
FA Gibbons 2
Jfui?(:r TownsTtitf.
75 . Thomas Stiles '56 '57 , . , 5 40
50 Margaret Busier , . 4-31
97' John Beers .1857. . ' 1 5 49
100 John Beers ' - 7 4S
3 William Edmunson " 43
200 Philip II Edmunsoa . 5 10
400 Newhouse & Swyers 11 01
JOHN A. BLAIR, Treasurer.
gmn 'MANHOOD,
Eow Lest. Eow Restored.
Just Published, in a. Sralcl Enrtlrne.
On the Nature. Treatment and Radical Cure of
Spemidl'jrrhoei, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
Debility, XervoiiKness and Involuntary Emis
sions, including Impottoey and Mental ar.d
Physical Incapacity.
Y rob. J. ctTLVERwnLL, si. "D., Author of "Tlic
Great BorA, $-c."
T!, ...,.,11 ; v.; o
t, io,? v
that the awful censequenccn of wlf-abuss may 1 : vention will find itself in the amo preui ia
eGectually removed without Medicine and with- ment it was in when the adjourrmeLt txk
out dangerous Surgical operations, bougies, in- 1 place st Charleston. Tbe best thing, we
etrurncnt.:, rings or cort:a.s: po-ntir.g cut a mcvie think, the Convention
cure at once certain and cffctuHl. by which j circumstances. TP"ali be
eery suuerer no Dn i;n.is ct.uoii .nay forms held
rjr,. r.,ra , tv, tution of the L citcd
sands and thousands-
Sent under teal to any address, post paid, on
the receipt cf two i-osiase stomps, bv addres"nr
Dr. CIL J. C. KLINE, M. D., 4S0 First Avenue
New York, Test Box 45S6.
April 11, lSC0.-!y.
TO CO.Sl'3IPTITI AXD
XERYOUS SUFFERERS.
THE Eul'scriber, for several years a resident
of Asia, discovered while there, a simple vegeta
ble remedy a sue cure for Consv.mjiito, AatJi
via, Bronrhilis, Cwghs, Colls, and Nervous De
bility. For the benefit of Consumptives and
Nervous SujfiTcrers, be is willing to make the
same public.
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre
scription, with full directions .free of cJiarge);
also a siiiijJe of the medicine, which they will
find a beiutiful combination of Nature's simpla
herbs. Those desiring the remedy can obtain it
by return mail, by addressin?
J. E. CCTIIEERT.
BATOXIC PHTSICIAX,
No. 429 Broad wav, New York.
April 13, 18G0.-3m.
FRANK W. HAY
OFFERS to the Merchants and others buying
TIN, COPPER OR SHEET IRON WA'RE,
to sell again, inducements not found in any
Manufactory West of tho Alleghenies. All
Wares packed carefully and
GUARANTEED NOT TO LEAK.
ALSO Dealer in all kinds of
STOVES, Convey PUEIPS, LEAD PIPE,
SHEET HETALS, ENAMELED &
HOLLOW-WARE.
at Manufacturers prices. PRINTED PRICE
LISTS now ready. Address,
F. W. nAY,
Johnstown, Cambria Co., Pa.
February 8, lS60.-Gm.
w
riLLIAM CARR & CO.. WHOLESALE
Grocers, Importers, and Dealers in For
eign and Domestic LIQUORS, Old Monongnhtla
aud Rectified Whiskev, No. 329 Commercial
Row, Libcrtv street, PITTSBURG, Pa.
SUN Dill ES 5 60 Bbls double Rectified Whis
key. 187 Bbls Old Mon on gabel a Rye Whisky,
Par, (very choice ) 60 Ilhds N. O. Sugar, 70
Blls N. O. Molasses. With a general assort
ment of Groceries, also Bacon, Flour, Lard,
Iron & Nails tc, all of which will be sold at low
prices for cash. WM. CARR & CO.
Ftbruarv 17, 1858.tf
VALUABLE TANNERY
FOR. SALE.
THE undeisismed offers for sale the QUITMAN
TANNERY, situate about three miles West
of Ebcnsburg. and about 9 miles by Plank Road
and Turnpike from the Pennsylvania Roil Road.
A IS-anch Kail Road will shortly be constructed
to Ebcnsburg. The establishment is cne of the
largest in the State, and. is now in successful op
cration. The main building is 140 by 40 and
win2f-06 .'V 20 and the wholu tv.v stories Lih.
A Lew ENGINE and BOILERS erected last
summer and now in good order. There are all
the necessary outbuildings on the premises, and '
dwelling Douses for the Proprietor, Foreman and
hands. Also a LIacK?muu SLop. Fbtre is also
an excellent Saw Mill in connection with the
Factory. There pre about 700 acres cf land well
timbered, which will be sld in connection with
the Tannery. About 400 cords of Bark now on
hands. Hemlock can be purchased at 2.50 and
Oak at $ 1.50 per cord, delivered. The property
will l-e sold low and on easy terms. For further
particulars address
C. P. MURRAY,
Ebensburg, Cambria Co., Ta.
Sept. 21,1859. 4 i-tf.
BBENSBUBG FOUND BY. HAYING pur
chased the entire stock and fixtures cl the
Elejisburg Foundry, the subscriber is prepared
to furnish farmers and others with
IIci:?Iis, IMougli I'olntM, .Stores, Mill
Irons, Tlircslilu? Machine,
and castings of any kind that may be needed in
the community. .
By strict attention to the business of the con
cern, he hopes to merit, and trusts he will receive
a liberal patronage from thosein want of articles
in his line.
All business done at the Foundrv.
EDWARD GLAPS.
March 22, '55-tf.
PHILADELPHIA Wood MOULDING MILL
Willow street, above Twelfth, north side.
Mouldings suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cab
inet and trarae Makers, always on hand.. Any"
A. U l.'l fir 11 IIUUi t Ulan i.U. XlgVUi.! ittllVVl
in the various Town&4nhi3 portion of the State,
to whom opportunities wilfc-bo offered for large
profits to- fteajitfres.;. " : SILAS E. WEIR.
FebrilRry 17, 1858:tf . . "
FIRE! FIRE! ! FIEE! ! !
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL THE
alternation of the public to one of the great
est improvements, ever, made in COOKING
STOVES, the burning of the GAS AND SMOKE,
by which means, is saved Fifty per cent of fuel.
., v r- . . . GEORGE HUNTLEY.--
Ebesuburg Aug. 17, 1859.-tL
- D. FOSTER. P. S. XOOS,
Greensburg. " ' Lbensburg.
FOSTER &. XOOX,
rtvh ncrvl'.tn.i ibfmsels for tharirac-
tice of the Law in Cam na county, willat-
tend to all business intrusted m them.
Cololonade Row;" Ebensburi ,
Oct. 7, 1857.
OTice on j
Yfliat In to be Rone!
(Trcm the LancaftTT Inte!'.igr?r.ce'.
What is to be done by the Democratic Na
tional Convention, when" jt reassembles st
Baltimore on the ISth of Janet This is a
question which Is in everybody' mouth; but
we have seen no cne rs yet who couM give n
satifactory answer. Uuless all the del.g-t"3
co there in a spirit of ccnci!ia?ka and cz: -
proruiee, and resolve to commence their wci:
de noeo. we are very tuHch afraid tue C i-
could do, under tie
t knock all pltt-
:ow ledge the Consti-
tatcs as Eupreme au
thority, then nominate some sousl conserva
tive Democrat, not idettified with extremists
froca either sectrcn of tho Union, and, after
having done so, adjeurn sine die, and tba
people will take care of the r?t:t.
TLtse quadrennial platforms hava been a
ccutant source of injury to the Dcmoeriilo
party and never once a benefit that we could
perceive. Before platforms were thought cf
the Democratic party was tlwas nnited, -nd
triun phantiy elected JeSerson, una 3Iadion,
and 3Ionroe, and Jsckson, uad Van Bnrcn.
to Presidential ofSce. Then commenced the
platform bnsine. and we were defeated in
1&40, again in 1S43, and may lose a third
tlcciion in 1S00, from the same canst, unkis
the ensuing Bi
Convention is more
than usually careful,
slavery are becoming
The discussions about
tc-.f.ctly nanseathg.
The question is worn threadbare, and has lot
all interest with the people. Themasses care
nothing abcut a platform; they want a candi
date of goo2 genuine Democratic stock, who,
when he is elected, will administer the Gov
ernment as it was administered by Thmts
Jefferson and Andrew Jackscn. Let the
Convention give for our etindard bearer Euch
a man, and we desire nothing more. He
can be triumphantly elected without standing
on any platform ether than the Coctt'talion
an 1 the lasofthe country; but fetter him
with a platform objectionable to any portion
of the party, and the chances ere that the
Government will fail into the hands of tha
Black Republicans at the close of the pres
ent Administration.
Couldn't Stand it. Some of enr inferior
county jails says a California paper, are re
markably cool well ventilated concerns, A
man confined in cne of them a short time,
finding it impoasbie to remain in it with any
thing like comfort, crawled out cf it on? rsiny
Dight, an J arousing the Sheriff, informed him
that unless the hole was storped up within
twenty-four hours he would Weave the darn
ed place for goool" The Sheriff banded Lim
a dollar for a bed at a hotel, and the next
morning had 4,the darned place" fixed np t3
suit the fancy of Lis fastidious boarder.
TIc icnsug cf 1SCO.
The following excellent taka off on tha
questions proposed to be ssked by the Inkers .
of the Ccesus of I860, has been variously
credited to the Buffalo Express and the Cleve
land PlaindcaTer. Without attempting to
settle the question to paternity, we present
it as we find it:
What is your age?
. Where were you born?
Are you married, and if so, bow do jo?
like xii
Hew many children Lavo jon, and do thej
snfrclentlf resemble you as to preclul tLt
possibility of their belonging to any of yoai
neigh bors?
Did yoa ever have tha mease's, and if so,
bow many?
Have you a twin brother fceycr.il years ol-
j dtr than yourself?
I Have you paren's, and if eo, Low many of
them?
Do you read the New TcEiaacent regular
( Iv.
What is your fighting weigh:?
How many times has your wife "wished
she was dead," and did you reciprocate the
wii:
Do yon us2 LongLten tobacco.
Were you and your wife worih anything
when married, and if not what proportion of
her things were your'n and your things vers
her'u?
Were you ever in the penitentiary?
Are you troubled with biles?
How many empty l ttlc3 have you in the
house?
How does your meerschaum olor.
Have you all of Thayer's tpecches on tho
horse railroad?
Are beans an article of regular dkt in
your family, and if so, how does it go?
State whether you are blind, deaf, idiotic,
or have have the Leaves?
How many chickens have you, and ar
they on foot or in the shell?
Is there a fctraw berry mark on your left
arm? ;
Which food do you prefer rum or mixed
drinki? r
State how much pork, dutch cheese, im
pending crisis, popular sovereigny, standard
poetry, G-ayet' paper, Eave code, catnip, rei
lianneL, Constitution aud Union, eld junk,
perfumery, coal oil, liberty. Loop tkirt, &c,
you have on hand.
' Persons liable to be "csrsscd," will do
well to cat the aoove out and put it np in a
conspicious place.
3TfBnya trunk, Pat?'
vAnd what for should I
traid a dealer,
buy a trunk?
rejoined Pat.
"To put yoor clothes in," was the reply.
'And caked? The divil a Lit of it."
-Tho water that flows from a spiin does
not congeal in winter. And those sentiments
cf friendship which flow from the heart cau-
I uttbe frozen in adversity.
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