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f TREASURER'S SALE,
F UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS IX
I Cambria C-uiity. A. D. 18(J0.
I MIS A. BLAIR, Treasurer f Cambria Coun-
Tatt-J A.
:a tLe Cbcimonwealth 01 l ennsyn'ama, in
C.-'iumt-'Dweiikl; ilirecting the time and man-
f IIinz unseatctt lands ior taxes, do
EBT GIVE NOTICE, th following de
01 tracii of Unseated Lands and Lots of
zi Iq tae said County' of Cambria, or such
tbtrcvf as may be necessary to pay arrear
A tAses due thereon, for one year or more,
je ouered for &de at the Court House in the
of Ebeiisburg-, on th second Monday of
SUtsc.-:-:
L b-ini the 11th day,) and eontiuue by ad-
ssut irom u;ty to day until the wnole oe
" t -uch arrearages of taxes and costs, ne
''ra.vruinii thcrern.
' UNSEATED LIST.
Njhics of Warrantees or Ow ners.
u Twr. Allegheny Toicnship,
Aaron liowen 165S 1859 129 26
Jimoi llannum -"58 5 40
11 ;r- of Walter Elder '53 '59 8 C8
e was r
;e s:ze, .
L'J Zi
or crci
YY.iliam M'Dougal fpart) 7 70
red frst:
Warren Ilnnnuru
Yart Whithead
JIo::::a Il iunutn '55
02
79
00
40
37
97
4
3
15
1
10
arv. li
Simuel Wiil
,i tie 1:1
ahscr'f t: 1
M-'ntmery Douglass
Fcn!"ii & Johnston 1859
Bhirldick Totcnship.
J-jLn Jjr-lon 1353 1S59 G
J.tcb Prespini-r 14
I'aulUoo 13
IX IjiUL..
53
34
5o
inada.'.aq
lani'l Levy
J"-'i.h Mori is
William Duncan
SanhEecd
Diniel Davis
J ha White
William O'Conuell
Georjre M'Cann 59
John E. Evan's heirs
3 John Jordan "58 '59
Ciiiit'trla Township.
S5 James Means 1858 1859
II Andrew Nc-kon
William Baiiham
12 S3
G 53
6 34
G 53
13 05
6 53
6 53
2 25
13 13
15 35
4 33
12 02
4 50
apyly L:
urual, g i
C. A. A
New-Yr:
:orcE
Jolm Boyd 1
John Thomas 1 1
Evan Abranis & .Tno Beunet '59 7
Carroll Tutcnship.
45
41
50
HOUb:
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to
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ilon.
ts. to
. $100,
witLia
diitriii
re more
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my:
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Sarah Barr 1853 1859 24 46
12? Wilson Barr 25 60
I"'? Daniel Barr 2G 30
111 Levi Barr 25 13
U4 Henry Lcbo & Rob't Irvin (part) 8 80
A. Carson & r . Uubiey (part) 8 01
Julius AqT
Rev. D. V. Jones 1359
John Miller
Y.van D. Evans
80
35
40
35
Thomas Edwards (part) '53 '59 14
Chest lotcnghip.
19
117 Sision Walker 1853 1859
'..) William T'nrlrpr
23
2G
94
10
111 Anthony Simmons
10 96
H athan Lonnhborouh
16 96
Frederick Molyneux
17 04
Ihonaas Kctland
-ULaAshby
T'.iomas Masters
JiaKetland
14 50
12 15
15 00
29 63
121 Itcry Philips
17 56
- Jiaies Armstrong
'i James Hunter
Viita Butler 1853
23 00
8 82
1 88
''5 J .lm Seely '58 '59
22 90
Jun Myers
8 94
11 63
11 26
16 20
8 10
8 04
7 96
14 25
20 63
3 62
27 28
20 65
10 29
16 27
31 86
Henry Del.jz'er
& Co
Miiam Gray
vJ Jjocph Gray
Stephen Beck
Jicob Beck
Wa Beck
Adam Weaver (part)
Jiffies Foster & Geo Gillison
Clearfield Tuwualitp.
land C.rvAstr 1',9 Iw-.O
Urze T
. Stephen Sykes
Michael Kfrr.ifl
.t ivug -J s J
;ircv and
aael Kf nnl
LI" (frc"v
Jwass Brysoa
Jn Cannon
jh Jones
f- Litzinger's heirs
Aji Cooper
Job C)x
illiam Lambert
iiam Tilion
Jn Storm
Pitrick Shiels
Jnies Diver (formerly)
Abraham Shultz (formerly)
Jatnck Kelly V '
"trick Such
Iuer Hoover 1859
I-akell'Gaire
fields & Daibin
rMinis Wolf
Henry Wolf
pb Davis
t'erny Davis
Morris Davis
Conemnugh Totonship.
Decker 1853
T Harshberger
wbKlinefeIi(er0
ft,e11 provement
w Mack & Ben Gorges
feD-wson fa
JQ lagan
ston Tract
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loUar i's
ws,
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r2,lS9
7
9
23
17
15
2
6
7
7
60
12
51
11
20
94
33
60
60
1OKT0G
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and
5. fitf :
Taints.
15 20
15 20
1 07
2 13
4 62
15 38
11 72
6 91
200
238
400
400
r require
is cots-
AU of
fir
201
14
14
20
56
200
Lumber1
394
509
523
6
7
68
50
20
381
433
174
433
5
5
r
63
SO
7
58
3 75
1 35
1 43
4 05
216
410
410
410
Western
rdcd
James Nelson
Alex M'Gregor
4
6
5
7
7
7
7
1
11
6
7
5
3
7
o
7
4
1
7
7
6
1
m
i
5
7
2
48
50
120
King & Shoenberger
00
Geoige Moore
Thomas Wilscn
Andrew Kennedy
James Roberts
Charles Jones
John Bell
21 John Callen
William Clark
Shepley Priestly 1859
Geo Funk & Thos Yickroy 68
112 George Sbrum
Alexander Cachran
Benjamin Williams
William Brown
25 John Teeter
Samuel Gorgas
George Gates
do Jamison V
50
50
50
50
50
75
55
08
77
70
12
50
93
50
50
13
50
50
63
88
50
80
do
Harshberger
do Sinclair
do Crook
James Burke '58
'59
J Marbourg 1853
James Stewart
Widow Stewart 1859
Munster Township.
Seth R M'Cune '58 '59
Croyle Township.
Robert Stewart '58'59
(late SummerhiU )
Frederick Croyle'a. Estate
lute Summer hill
50
03
3 08
10 80
14 83
10 67
"William Smith D. D. 1859 8 25
William Clark (part) 1 88
Henry West '58 '59 1 26 07
late bummerhill j
Samuel Stoltze's Estate 1 29 93
late SummerhiU
Lots in Town rf SummerhiU, ( now Croyle.')
lx)t JSo 3 1858 J859 61
Lot No 4 58
Jackson Township.
JohnWigton 1858 1859 23.14
Abagail Kamsey 1858 6 38
Samuel Stitt '58 '59 32 00
John Steel 32 00
James Steel 32 00
Geo R Shoup 2 83
James Stitt 21 00
Thoma3 Stitt 24 00
393
100
400
400
400
30
CC0
300
300
John Stoner 24 00
200
200
Christian Stoner 13 88
Jacob Runp 13 88
405
300
140
25
20
122
S00
80
139
413
208
42
181
1S4
89
405
59
63
437
433
401
400
257
439
439
439
439
190
443
338
430
200
100
410
429
230
72
23
100
154
150
163
100
100
150
175
200
277
John Hubley 27 95
Henry Shoemaker '53 '59 24 00
Thomas White 13 98
Daniel Good 2 03
James Murray 2 09
Julian McAnally 9 77
John McAnally 24 00
Peter Bortman 8 00
Daniel Levy 11 14
William Morris 33 07
Isaac Bonser 15 64
Alexander Hunter 2 37
Daniel Farley 14 51
Jasper Ewing 14 72
James ltccs 7 15
135 John Simpson 34 43
Abraham Gouchenour 4 01
Highland Township.
T V 1"- 1 . r. t.jv
cJUM'pll iCKcrny ioi0 -y 3 bi
120 tltsha KoJgerS 21 15
40 Robert Ross 24 35
Jacob Clement 21 57
11 John Copp , 15 00
7 Edward Copp Q 53
Summerhill Tvwnship.
80 Jacob Nagle '53 '59 26 04
80 Henry Woods 26 04
80 James Dalton 26 04
80 James Seanght 26 04
John Nicholson 11 27
131 Jacob Goughenonr 26 28
40 John Thomposon 19 3
131 John Nicholson 25 49
Isaac Jones 11 85
Adam Burk 185a 4 05
Ebenezer Branham '58 '59 26 07
80 W illiam Hunt 25 45
Lewis Cassiday 13 64
William Govett (part) 4 27
4 6 James Myers 1 63
SusqueJianna Township.
N.Hughes '53 '59 8 10
James Rhey 14 02
John Weitzell 12 16
Peter Garman 14 83
William D. Owens 1858 4 05
Morgan Jones '58 -59 9 12
Joseph Thomas 12 16
Joseph Vanderslice 1859 8 83
James Thompson 8 10
A. B. Waller 16 84
Taylor Township.
John Gill 1858 7
R. Cunkleton 3
J. Brown 7
Allen Brown 7
J. Paxton 3
William Brown 4
400
-ISO
400
405
102
230
400
401
200
53
207
400
308
324
404
210
;5G
243
109
81
60
50
176
50
57
50
58
80
32
William Stewart '58 '59
James Gill
John Stitt
Shepley Priestly
15 00
15 00
7 50
2 04
3 90
Shepley Priestly
1858
Peter Shoenberger
do
'58 '59
15 00
11 56
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 Cutwalt
Peter West
Henry Gillon
Arent Sonman
Christain Lingenfelter
Arent Sonman
Samuel Hinton
40 William John
Richard Constantino
John R. M'Farlane
A. M. & R. White
43 Fi ancis John
Jeremiah M'Gonigle
Philip West 1859
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
439
150
100
1200
200
14 05
1000
77 00
15 40
17 97
11 65
11 65
100
11 65
15 60
156
9 01
7 50
White Township.
56 Simon Walker 1858 59 23
17 Thomas Lambourn 46
80 Henry Philips 48
47
95
23
153 Frederick Molyneaux 34 39
153 Simon Walker 89 08
108 Thomas Lambourn 22 42
153 Thomas Lambourn 47 40
156 Henry Philips 19 49,
60 Robert Boggs 51 97
60 Mary Brown 51 07
60 Andrew Small T CI 97
133
156
133
400
400
400
400
400
40
308
324
206
132
166
400
155
400
101
CO
400
400
300
101
400
77
13
103
82
96
250
180
440
100
440
300
Alexander Brown
Thomas Brown
William Harris
. John Harris
1858
17 14
17 14
17 14
17 14
17 17
39 03
33 47
19 95
14 44
6 65
12 42
21 76
21 90
3 30
1 89
22 43
12 68
1 57
19 02
18 82
26 23
14 60
22 19
3 87
11 44
1 82
1 29
2 42
12 77
14 95
4 49
13 80
14 95
14 95
14 95
13 52
12 75
12 75
6 38
2 55
12 75
3 25
2 13
17 77
James Reed
153 William Coates
73 William Rush
'58 '59
'58 -
17 William West
John Marshall
Jeremiah Musscr
'68 59
Jacob King
87 Michael Musser
- 7 Abraham Witmer
Thomas Ketland
Thomas L. Moore
Ann M'Mutrie
James Craig
Owen Jones
James M'Mutrie
Thomas Murgatroid
John Brown
Patrick Borland
Thomas 15. Moore
Thomas Caaby
T. L. Moore James M'Mutrie
and others '58
Graff & Malone
Walton & Dillon
'58 '59
1859
Henry Such
Morris Such
Martin WTolf
Martin Davi3
Martin Black
Patrick Peters
Patrick Borland
Patrick Strand
Yoler Township.
John Steel 1859
Jacob Crook
George Gates
Harshberger
James Sharp
John Louden
Alexander M'Gregor
D. Shroek
George Moore
Thomas Wilson
Andrew Kerney
Michael Musser
James Roberts
C. Jones
James Taylor
Alexander Cochran
Joseph Palmer
SEATED LIST.
-At the same time and place.
400
433
433
433
318
400
400
S0O
60
400
147
50
418
410
400
17 43
8 50
13 83
8 50
S 50
8 50
4 25
4 25
will be
400
400
400
200
200
ALSO
sold, the following Seated Lands and Lots of
Ground, on which the taxes remain unpaid, and
which have been returned to the Commissioners
agreeably to the Act of Assembly of April, 29th
1844.
Names of Warrantees or Otcners.
Act's Ter. AReahenxi Townsniv.
1 Lot Francis Gallagher 1857 $2 32
20U Hugh M'JNeal IS
1 Lot .Nicholas Nagle 1
1 lot Jesse Ilerbit 1857 '58 10
220 Fluke & Royer '57 8
1 lot John Ilarkms " 3
1 lot William Wiley '57 '53 8
1 lot Wm M'Combie 1857 3
75
25
23
25
40
50
40
1 lot Terrence Kioncy
1 lot Joseph Ilouck,
5 Keefe & Hawley 1S58
1 lot James A Bradley
1 lot Morris McAlip
306
340
5 61
3 83
5 10
2 71
1 99
1 lot John liisbOD
Peter Wiil
64
40
97
Blacklick Township.
John Davis 1S57 99
PaalDishong '57 '58 S 50
John E Evan's heirs 1163
Mathew Kane 6 75
James Kane 10 10
George Lister 26 80
David Boring 1857 2 85
300
50
230
400
168
50
47
4
Dennis McGee
Isaac Matin
Denton Mobly
" Mulford & Alter 1858
David Powell
Joseph Rose
Cambria Township.
Joseph James 1857
Murray & Kittell
Carroll Township.
James Refner 1857 '58
Rev David W Jones '57
1
1
1
13
4
3
90
58
30
69
86
10
5S9
4 A
193
80
32
73
80
170
80
5
100
123
1
70
2 lots John P Parrish 1857 '58 2 84
M'Cormick & Harter '57 1 47
54
42
Peter Bartraxn 1
Charles Kane 1
H lots John Leidel 1
Chest Township.
Daniel Noel 1856
Clearfield Township.
53
27
44
51
20
400
Geo & Dan'l Kraft '57 '58 39 25
1 lot Jacob Kline
'57
'57 '58
60
71
68
92
65
CO Lake M'Guire Jr
2 Rodger Shiels
'57
1858
180 Joseph Dysert
2
11
330 Llovd. nui & Co.
60 . Joseph M'Feely
6 84
2 45
159 Samuel Calvin
400 George Cowan
6
5
80
57
130 Shiels & Durbiu
Conanaugh Borough.
2 lots Samuel Jones 1857
1 ' George S King
2 Peter Shoonberger
i Joseph Santee
Ebensburg Borounh.
1
1
1
2
70
53
70
13
2 lots Richard Jones (S C) '57 3 33
6 1 John U U r4eiU '07 '08
1 Hugh Ryan 1858
3J ' George Wilson
Jackson Township.
15 JohnStuver 1856
6 . Isaac Teeter
445
445
445
445
44G
433
371
221
250
47
98
199
200
30
30
333
200
25
300
350
360
400
203
30
595
20
25
70
370
433
130
5 32
98
2 72
400
1 27 210
85 10
21 48
40 38 200
6 58
85 100
27 40 60
23 43 50
2 40 200
3 40
6 60
2 04
2 04
4 13 75
1 19 50
97
12 00 100
3
4 72 200
3 60 400
1 10 ;
300 Charles Murray '56 '58
440 Eiizab'th Garman '56 '57 '58 40 38
116 James Bracken
50 R L Johnston 1856
438 Buchanan Tract '57 '58
415 Holt ' .
35 Lytle
17 William Stuver 1857
193 ' Michael Brawley
110 Jonathan J Chmoger
50 Christopher Decker
50 James Eckels ;57 '58
30 ' Henry Wagner 1857
Johnstown Birough.
1 lot William Howard 1857
Loretto Borough.
1 lot Jacob Fel's heirs '57 '58
2 4 John Fenloa 1857
1 Elizabeth Conwaj .
1858
32
10
49
91
1 ' Peter Sweeny
F A Gibbons
Munster Township.
Augustine Glass 1856
JasC M'Hagh's estate 1857
1 lot Milbarg Kean 1858
Bicldand Township.
Joseph Dunlap '57 '58
Archibald Dunlap 1857
Henry Staub
Michael Burkhart 1858
SummerhiU Township.
Franklin Boyles '56 '57
John B Brookbank 1856
Christian Knepper's estate
J.-hn King '56 '57 '58
Mrtm Mixesall 185G -
1 lot L S Montgomery
104
50
125
2 52
4 25
62
4 89
40
66
1 00
264
80
10
100
12
120
40
50
8
5
450
100
12
144
55
371
400
40
30
44
34
55
C3
21
26
67
77
80
93
00
63
37
62
01
o
.Peter M'Guire '56 '57
Thomas J Parrish 1856
lot John Plummcr
11
8
Tbos Patterson's est '56 '57 12
John Shaeffer 1
JohnAgen 1857 7
Emily Benson 3
Aaron Crum 6
Nathan Crum 9
Peter Dun 2
lots William llaney Jr 3
30
Wm Haney (now Croyle) 2 49
Kr Off-- IfiT -r
20
393
40
80
44
52
120
50
John Otto
47
1 lot Ann Zerby
Uriah Emigh
James Bark (of John)
2 lots Michael Berry
Nicholas Crum
Abraham Crum
William Crum
Rebecca Crum
Ben?! Crum
James Doran
James Farren
Samuel Flenner
Edward Grew
do HeynolJs
Hughes & J Miller
1 lot Jacob Holder
Ben&dict Lilly
James M'Breen
Francis M'Connell
John M'Coy
1 lot Mary Noel
George Pringle
Isaac Plum oner's estate
Martin P Pringle
Silas Ream
James Rager
Chas Freed & Wm Shartr
13
03
53
75
64
61
76
46
18
53
54
89
50
98
93
50
55
45
32
54
25
15
50
19
100
150
120
i
95
49
100
4
50
4
33
95
12
220
45
100
80
57.
o
12
93
12
79
05
29
54
84
66
42
29
29
65
12
48
75
58
SO
84
62
78
75
15
28
58
46
21
92
1
Allen Sharp
. , JacJ Settleniyer.
6 lots Elizabeth Sweeny
2 Samuel B Seaman's estate
30
200
153
80
130
150
73
50
439
260
180
8
50
Isaac Smay '57 '53
John Skeliy Sr 1857
David Shaeffer
John Wilmore
1 lot Joseph Wolf
Henry Zellers & Co
J acob Crum
Elias Crum
John Kean
John Kean (Mountain)
John Kean (upper sawmill)
Charles P Murray 1858
George nempfieid
William Oldam
Summitcille Borovah.
1 lot Wm Jackson '57 '53
1 do
1 do
4 Janvy-T Moore
William Jackson
lot Jacob Coulter
I James Henry
12
3
1
1
6
3
1
1 Andrew Donahoe's est '5S
1 John Mills
SusqueJianna Township.
78
55
04
97
40
116
100
277
25
341
50
100
80
50
Abraham Boring I006
Joseph Griffith
Morgan Jones
A B Waller 6 '57 '53
Jacob Keith 1857
James Mebaffy '57 '58
Jonathan Anderson
John Weible
Isaac Evans 1858
Joseph M'Donald
William M'Donald
William M'Donald
Andrew Kelly
Charles O'Neill
William Whitehead
Washington Tcwnship.
Gojy Bowman '56 '57
1
1
61
1
53
4
9
o
3
11
8
3
3
o
70
87
45
83
33
33
23
71
32
09
01
58
15
69"
48
170
117
70
100
50
8
1
5
1 lot Henrv Brown '56 '57 '58
1 William Bruce '56 '57
Peter Cassiday '56 '57 '53
1 lot John Carroll
Josephine Dysart
George M'Cullough
Michael Moyers .
1 lot Jacob Nagle 1856
1 Geo Nagle '56 '57 '58
John C O'Neill
1
105
1
4
27
69
08
00
33
05
03
50
97
56
12
12
45
83
10
80
83
88.
00
42
00
11
80
80
78
55
39
40
600
4
170
500
120
13
1 lot Valentine Cramer 57 '58
1 John Cresawell
1
4
1 George Ferry
Thomas Jackson's estate 109
Peter & Step'n Moyers '57 24
George Ross Jo7 00
1 lot Clement Urban
Thomas Bingbam
1 lot Jacob Cramer 1857
John Kinport '57 '53
John Kean
John Moran's est 1857
William Smith 1853
I lot Samuel Gray
I Timothy Maxwell
I Harkins Ott
While Township.
Thomas Stiles '56 '57
Margaret Busier
Johu Beers 1857
John Beers
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JOHN A. BLAIR, Treasurer.
2 Daniel Litxinger
4 1 Johu Lytle
Amp MANHOOD,
3E52 How Lost. How Restored.
Just Published, in a Scaled Envdojte,
On the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure of
Spermatorrhoea, or Semiual Weikness, Sexual
Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Emis
sions, including Impotency and Mental and
Physical Incapacity.
t bob. j. culver wbll, u. v., Author of " The
Green Book, $-c."
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from Lis own experience
that the awful consequences of self-abuse may lw
effectually removed without Medicine and with
out dangerous Surgical operations, bougies, in
struments, rings or cordials; pointing out a mode
of cure at once certain and effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition aiay
be, may cure himself cheip!y priraMy and radi
cally. TLe Lectore will prov a boon to thou
sands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post pall, on
the receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing
Dr. CII. J. a KLINE, M. D., 4S0 First Avenue.
New York, Post Box 45S6.
April 11, 18C0.-ly.
TO COXSU3I PTITES A.D
ATER VO US SUFI EliERS.
THE subscriber, for several year3 a resident
of Asia, discovered while there, a simple vegeta
ble remedy a sure cure for Consumption, Asth
ma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Cobls, awl Nervous De
bility. For the benefit of Consumptives and
Nercous Sufferers, he is willing to make the
same public.
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre
scription, with full directions (freerf charge);
also a sample of the medicine, which they will
find a beautiful combination of Nature's Birople
herbs. Those desiring the remeJy can obtain it
by return mail, by addressing
J. E. CUTHBERT.
BATOXIC PHYSICIAN,
No. 429 Broadway, New York.
Apnl 18, 18GU.-3E1.
FRANK W. HAY
OFFERS to the Merchants and others having
TIN, COPPER OR SHEET IRON WA"RL
to sell again, inducements not found in any
Manufactory West of the Allegheuies. All
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, l860.-6m.
riLLIAM CARR &. CO.. WHOLESALE
If Grocers, I mjforters, and Dealers in For
eign aDd Domestic LIQUORS, Old Monongahela
and Rectified Whiskev, No. 329 Commercial
Row, Liberty street, PITTSBURG, Pa.
SUNDRIES 560 Bbls double Rectified Whis
key. 187 Bbls Old Monongahela Rye Whisky.
Par, (very choice ) 50 Hhds N. O. Sugar, 70
Blls N. O. Molasses. With a general assort
ment of Groceries, also Bacon. Flour, Lard,
Iron & Nails ic, all of which will be sold at low
prices for cash. WM. CARR & CO.
February 17, 1858.tf
VALUABLE TANNERY
FOR SAL
THE undersigned offtrs for sale the QUITMAN
TANNERY, situate about three miles Wes-t
of Ebensburg, and about 9 miles by Plank Road
and Turnpike from the Pennsylvania Rail Road.
A Branch Rail Road will shortly be constructed
to Ebensburg. The establishment is one of the
largest in the State, ami is now in successful op
eration. The main building is 140 by 40 and
wing 00 y 20 and the whole two stories Ligh.
A new ENGINE and BOILERS erected lat
summer and now in gxl order. There are all
the necessary outbuildings on the premises, and
dwelling Houses for 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 wiil be sold 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 be ld low and on easy terms. For further
particulars address
C. P. MURRAY,
Ebensburg, Cambria Co., Pa.
Sept. 21, 1859. 44-tf.
EBENSBURG FOUNDRY. HAYING pur
chased the entire stock and fixtures oi the
Ebensburg Foundry, the subscriber is prepared
to furnish farmers and others with
Ploughs Plough Points, Stores, Mill
Irons, Threshing Machines,
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 those in want of articles
in his line.
All business done at the Foundry.
EDWARD GLAFS.
March 22,
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P
niLADELPHIA Wood MOULDING MILL
Willow street, above Twelfth, north side.
Mouldings suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cab
inet and Frame Makers, always on band. 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.
iebruary I, lso8:tt
FIRE! FIRE! IFIRE!!!
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL THE
attenntion of the public to one of die jrreat-
est improvements ever made in COOKINO
STOVES, the burning of the GAS AND SMOKE,
by which means, is saved Fifty per cent of fuel.
Ebesuburg Aug. 17, 1859.-tf.
d. rosTEx. r. s. xoox,
Greensburg- Ebensburg.
FOSTER & AO OX,
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A VI NO associated themselves for the prac
tice of the Law in Cam na county, will at
tend to all business intrusted jo them Office on
Cololonade Row;" Eben6burj ,
Oct. 7, 1S57.
The Rat-tall Cactus.
The X. York Leader, in givldr a fVtch
f of the late Mike Wabh, relates of bim, when
a member of Congress, the f&Lowicg Moy,
which, though old, is wcrth rr j-eatin, as na
one can by any pcsaiLlllity real it wiihout
laughing.
At the foot of the capitel gardens Penn
sylvania avenue, (on the right hand side as
you are fronting that builuirj.) is an enclo
sed space national property ccataing ona
or more tenements and wme conservatories
and hot houses Here for Fome ti-D ' past,
and until his death, enjoying Utdeanfc pat
ronage, sojourned a Frenchman, learned in
botany and many other sciences. iSotue com
panions while passing these V'zr.hrs. T-ere
yaantiog bis acquirements to Mke, voo ficirj
tpirit of contradiction, cai.eu thcru in ques
tion He doubted whether these em.'nent
botanists knew the difference betwe-n oats
and wheat, and believed, he paid, that & Bjw
ery boy could persuade ihcm that thtlr corn
was clover. Finally, Mike undertook, bo
tauicaily." to deceive the Frenchman trMh
whatever he could pick up where th-y p'rsJ,
in a lane stilting his premises. Frcu a
wreck of Sower pots and rubbish, he selected
one sound pot and a rat lying cext the heap.
Placing the rat iu the Cower pot Le covered
it up wi.h mould, leaiug out tL- tail wli'.a
te fixed perpendicularly by tying it carefully
to a small grecu rubbij-u. lie text ciuled on
the Professor and told him that a friend,
Lieut. , (whose sh:p haviu toucleJ
at one of the Islands of the thcu ttira ir.cojr
nita, Japan, had excited some intereit.) lal
presented him with a very curious jkiu i of
Cactus. This he wbhed the professor to
examine. 20 one, Mike said Lad Itxn s.b!o
to make it out, and he might Lave it for ton
years and not find five people who would; sj
ho hardly felt justified in keeping it out cf a
public collection, and yet he dil not like to
part with a keeptake from a-'fiicod."
The Professor eagerly repaired to examine
the vegetable curiosity. After a close in
spection he determine 1 what it was, or at least
christened it by a Cue Greek Dame two
words, as Mike said, averaging sixteen let
ters. The Professor exhausted himself in
persuading Mike tLat the interests of science
required that ha ehjulJ sacriSca to them lha
sentiments of friendship, by surrendering
this rare production of the vegetable kingdom
to the keeping of the botaLut. The reluc
tant Mike eventually consented cn the wi1
ling aid solemn assurances of ths Professor
that i: would be ten led to with the utmost
care; and so it was Placed in a hot huuse,
it was cautiously but carefully betpiinkled
with water, at a temperature cf severity de
gress by tiie theraiomete-r. It was noticed
and describe 1 by the National Inis'JigcLcer.
TLe Notice was copied into othre papers.
The plant was exhibited with piido to several
eminent indiviiuals; at length with the heat
and the moisture the tip of the tail began ti
exconate. The Proftfsor was delighted it
waj budding It wis exxu.inel with great
interest by one cf the chief patrons, -tho
Great Daniel," to whrm the boianiet promised
one of the first slips for MarsLfield. "It was
too good a joke to keep," saii Mike, "espe
cially in a hot house, to before long thej
sjielt a rat " The wrath and shame of the
Professor were excessive, anl so was tha in
dignation of tho great Daniel, not the author
of the joke, bat at the unfortunate botanist.
whom he 6tigmstized as a "d 1 frog
eating Frenchman, through whom he had
been taken in, and ought to Lave known bet
ter. JLiJ Last winter an Irishman, recently lan
ded on our shores, applied to a merchant on
the wharf, fjr work. Wiiliag to do him m
Lindners tho latter handed him a shovel, and
pointing to the back of his ktore, toll him
to shovel off the sidewalk.
The merchant forgot all about the Irish
man until the lapse of an Lour or two, when
Teddy thrust his head into the counting room
(which was up ttairs) and inquired:
"Mayhap yce'd be having a pick, svrC
"A pick to g. t thj s i.w off; ' 0 X the mer
chant smiling.
"The snow'd be off long bicce," replied
Teddy, '-an the bricks too, for that iaatthcr.
but its the i7e (soil) that sihicks'."
In some alarm the nuercharit rin to Lis
back window, and sure enough the fellow
had thrown neaily all the pavement into the
street and made quite a hoie.
'Good gra:ious. man! I only wanted ycu
to shovel off the snow!"
Arrah, sir' said Teddy, didn't your hon
or tell me to shovel off the "utca?A-"
Not long since a religous s-ciety in
Connecticut met to decid) what Color thej
should paint their meeting house Seme pro
posed one color and some another. At last
one Eaid:
"I move we paint it rum color, for Dea
con Smith has had his face painted that color
for a number of year, and it crows brighter
and brighter every year!" TLe IXbcols fase
grew blighter than ever.
So They Say. "They' will fay atytLIng
and everything. "TLey Lave saii every
thing mean and etesp;cable. 'TLey say
things that break cp families, crush hecrts
blight hopes and sinother worthy aspirations.
Whenever a man wrculates a "slat.ucr, and
gives -They" as his authority, turn 3 oar tick
upon him. He means no good.
X&jrueorge .uaruox, a lJtilimcre jolice
officer, wa3 found to be deranged, ou Fti
day night last, and it was necessary to send
him to the hospital. The curious cause
tigned is "loss of res: anJ religious excite
ment "
Some author lei's us that math is c.il
about the tongue " True, the t! inz is in
very body's mouth.
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