Democrat and sentinel., May 11, 1864, Page 3, Image 2

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LIST OF RETAILERS
OF MERCHANDISE
IN CAMBRIA COUNTY, FOR THE YEAR 1864.
AUeqheny Township. 13
13 Thos. Bradley S10.00 13
13 E & II Nutter 10,00 i 14
17 Jas. McIIugh 7,00 j 14
14 Patrick Smith 7,00,14
llJJTroxe.l 7,00:12
Carroll Township. 113
John M. King
Chas. Umversack
L Luckhardt
B Kohler
H Walters & Co.
John Geis
John Geis
Miller & Maloy
Frederick Border
Heury Walters
George Turner
C T Frazier
1) C Morris
A Montgomery
Jacob Wild
Wm. Caldwell
C Frank Jr
Fend fe Lewis
John C Dura
Mrs. Fringle
M G Crawford
Henry Shnable
A Folk
J B FromaM
Goo. Hohmann
Emil Young
Cyrus Hart
Chas. Bdestine
John Dibcrt
David Creed
John Benton
GJ Thomas
Geo. Wehn & Co
James II ward
14
13
14
14
T,.K T.oih 7 .00,1 4
Carrolltown Borough.
A A Barker 10-00
F l Crossbarger 7,00
r.W Buck 7,00
14
13
14
14
14
14
Cnx)k 7.00
Chest lownsmp
H .T.ispuh Gill
7.374
r . ,
Chest Springs Borougn.
18 E i II Nutter 10,00
14 Montgora. Douglass 7,00
C.lsirfield TownshilK
14
14
It
H
13
Aens Saurp 7,00
Francis Inlow 7,00
Thomas Adam 7,00
Creyfe Township
G B Wike
William Murray
7.00
10.00
14 .Lis doner & Co
7,00
Continavnh. Borowih
14 James Lynch 7,374
14 John Kingston 7.37J
Gtmbria Borough.
14 John Ryan 7,00
14 Joseph Spcas 7.37J
14 Jacob Stebech 7,00
Ccmemauah Township.
18
14
11
13
18
18
18
13
Nutter & Ayres 7.00
K F Hodges 10.00
Wm Alexander 10.00
Ebensburg Borough.
Robert Davis 10.00
E Hughes A Co. 10,00
Wm Davis & Son 10.00
13
13
14
J & U Herington
John Shoflner
Domenuk M'FIugl
Daniel M'Kenna
Geo. Englehaugh
Wood Morrell & Co
Jared Williams
Henry Pritchard
L F Leitenbarger
Ebon James
17
14
1
11
13 J M Thompson
12 A A Barker
10.00
14
14
14
14
14
12.60
7.00
7.00
7,00
7,00
10,00
7,00
7.37J
10,00
10,00
7.00
14
It
14
14
E E Evans
Tudir & Jouob
G W Owens
James Murray
K Shoemaker
Frederick Marbourz 7,00
David Rees
Richard Bennet
DavH Dibert
14
13
13
14
14
13 George Huntley
Fockler & Livergood 7,00
14 George Gurlev
1R EJ Mills & Co.
13 E Roberts
14 C T Roberta
14 John Douchertv
R Durach
Ad:im Pfarr
R T Davis
Loretto Borough.
14
14
7.37
14
P Shields
P Herzog
John Bradley
F O'Friel
Wm Litzinger
F Jacob
Chailes Mi'ler 7
MUlriUc Borough.
John Ryan
Geo. S'itsman
Muns'er Township.
Kdmond Miller
Richland Township
Jarksan 1 ownslip.
14 Christian Harrison 7,37 J
14
14
14
Johnstown Borough.
11 Geo Kohler
7.00
14
14 T G Stewart
12 V W Hay
14 Ahhcom fc Earner
13 L M W.-jlf
14 Win. Undegrave
13 .Mm Murphy
1 1 James Murphy
15 H Silverman
12 G II Tlitt
13 Plitt & Geis
12 Conrad Supes
12 V H G.ia
It A Burgraff
1 4 G Bentley
11 I) Siimhiner
10.00
12.50
7.00
10.00
7.00
10.00
7.0c
10.00
12,50
10.00
12,50
12.50
7.00
7.00
Geo. Ca nrad 7,00
Siimmitrille Borough.
Wm. McConn.I 7(0
Margaret Parrish 7,00
Taylor Township.
W L Galbreath
White Township.
George Walters
Aa Fii-k
Wilmore Borough.
II Alknbaugh
7.00
14
U
14
14
N Frihtlvv.p
Henry Rights
Philip ShuiMice
T runnier iV C.
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
14
AN APPEAL will be held a I the Treasurer'.. ( fri.e on the Clh dag jf June, next,
f len all parties inter stid can attend if thej ste proper.
May 11, 1SJ4. P. DONOUGHE, Mercantile Appraiser.
J OF UNSEATED LANDS AND
LOTS IN CAMBRIA COUNTY, A. D. 1S64.
I, ISAAC WIKE, Treasurer of Cambria
County, in the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, in pursuance of the several acts of
A.tembly of said Conimouwe Uth, directing
the time and manner of selling unseated
I ;inds for taxes, do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
'hat the following descriled tracts of unseat
r lands and lots of grouud in the said
County of Cambria or such parts thereof as
may be necessary to pay the arrearages of
the taxps due thereon, for ore year or more,
will 1 offered for sale at the COURT
HOUSE, in the Borough of Ebensburg. 011
the SECOND MONDAY, (being the 13th
dayJofJUNE next, and cjntinue by ad
i 'urnnient from day to day until the whole
br tAJ, for such arrearages of taxes and
i ' sts necessarily accruing thereon.
UNSEATED LIST.
Allegheny Township.
Names of Owners or Warrantees.
Acr t
109
100
62
10
100
160
100
76
Per. 1862-3
Thomas Byrne,
Wm. M'Dougal, (part,)
Robert Whitehead,
Joseph Hogup,
Alexander M'C'asland,
James Doyle,
William WeaklantJ,
Mary Hammund.
Blacklick Township.
Daniel Benjamin,
John Duncan,
James Duncan,
Joseph Hiner,
Cambria Township.
Andrew Iiewis.
Andrew Dug, 18C2,
John Thomas. ';2-a
$ 8 24
56
70
16
46
18 12
22 65
8 45
97
SO
380
3 68
8 68
3 02
12 48
16
160
170
60
108
1 22
3 01
9 84
Andrew Duff, (pm) '62-3 3 80
Thomas Edwards,
8 38
Carroll Township.
John Baldwin,
Godfrey Twells
Henry Lebo & Robert
Irvin,
Rev. David W. Jones,
Chest Township.
John Seely,
Joseph Pope, (part)
Andrew Weaver,
William Gray,
Stephen Beck.
James Foster A George
Gillison.
Clearfield Township.
John Gannon,
Wm. Barton, (part) 'C3
Wm. Barton, (part) '63
Rob't Evans 1862-3,
Ofrnrse RiUards,
160
69
100
100
12 40
4 60
7 75
7 75
30 31
5 40
7 55
17 03
3 75
29 45
16 98
2 95
2 95
24 58
114
400 123
72
20O
450
49
14
100
100
4ii 163
1 15.3
-i 66 1
14 Peter Brown 7,374
14 L Cassidy 7,37
14 J McColgan 7 00
14 PM'Dunn 7,00
14 W R Hughes 7,00
Washington Township.
14 S McGough 7,37
14 Mark M'Laughlin 7.37
14 Mrs E Mcintosh 7,00
14 John Mullen 7,00.
14 Jere M'Gonigle 7.37
14 Wm Tyley Jr 7.00
14 E Shoemaker 4- Co 7,37
14 Robert Trotter 7,00
14 OthoStyner 7,00
EATIXG HOU6E3.
Note. Those who have
taken out their License for
the year 1864 are omitted in
the following lint.
Ebensburg Borough.
Geo. Gurley 10,00
Lorctio Borough.
Floren Bangle 10,37
Wilmore Borough.
James M'Rrean 10.00
Cambria Borough.
George Nitch 10.00
Joseph Sawlar 10.00
Joseph Bradley 10.374
Peter Saley 10.374
Johnstuicn Borough.
Adam Pfarr 10.00
John Joues 10,374
Jssee Patterson 10.87
John Kraft 10.00
Joseph Boxler 10.37
Anthony Maneles 10.00
T H Jones 10.374
Adam Difabaugh 10.37
Jacob Fend 10..00
Millville Borough.
II W Given 10,37
BILLIARD TABLES.
Johnstown Borough.
Henry Fritz 2 40,00
Charles Zimmerman 1 30,00
Washington Township.
G W Mullen 2 40,37
TKS PIN AT. LETS.
Washington Township.
G'W Mullen 1 30,37
A'legheng Township.
F A Gibbons 30,37
10.00
7.00
7.00
7.37
200,00
7,00
7.00
7,00
7,00
7,37
7.00
10.00
.00
7.00
7,00
7.00
7,00
7.00
7,00
7.00
7,00
7.37
7.00
PATENT MKDICISi:S.
Wilmore Borough.
D M Kiel . 6.00
Ebensburg Borough.
II C Devine 5,374
PREWEKIKS.
Carolltown Borough.
Andrew Geis 15.374
Lorello Borough.
Floren Bangle 15,00
Juh nstown Borough .
John A Stemmer 15.00
Henry Hansman 15,0q
Conemaugh Borough.
Oskr Graft 15.37
Washington Township.
G Guessregn 15.37
7,00
7,00
7.00
7,00
on
215 George Horner, ("part)
400 Samuel Ilenchey,
70 Patrick Sheilds,
100 Joseph Dvsert,
200 Patrick Kelly,
200 -. Patrick Such,
130 S-hie'.ds A Durbiuf
174 J-sse Bush.
433 Morris Wolf,
330 Henry Wolf,
110 Jepb Davis,
400 Henry Davis,
410 Morris Davis,
Croyle Township.
440 William Smith, D. I).,
100 William Clark,
440 Henry West,
Lt No. 3. in Summer
hill, Ann M,V. Bal
lue. Lot No. 4, in Summer
hill, Ann M. V. BaN
lue.
Conemaugh Township.
82 Widow Stewart, 1862-3,
30 JhnCushon,
80 Francis Devlin,
77 William & James Burk,
300 126 Richard Smith.
Jackson Township.
393 John Wigton,
46 Thomas White,
25 Daniel Good,
63 C3 Solomon Benshoof,
300 John M'Anulty,
116 Samuel Davis,
64 Samuel Davis,
61 Philip Alwine,
116 James Bracken
438 Lloyd A Hill,
35 Lloyd S- Hill,
415 Lloyd & Hill,
.Munster Township.
10 Sarah Cain,
Richland Township.
68 Joseph Vickroy,
100 Francis Devlin,
400 William Nicholds.
401 Henry Barrington,
433 40 Robert. Ross,
401 Jacob Clement,
400 11 John Williams, (Smith)
259 07 Copp.
150 Thomas Smith, (part)
76 ' Isaac Brennen,
Summerhill Township.
439 80 Jacob Nagle.
439 80 Henry Woods,
439 80 James Dalton,
439 80 James Searight,
439 120 John Everman,
357 80 iRaac Brennan,
190 John Nicholson,
10.00
10.00
7,00
7,00
7,00
12,50
10.00
7.00
7,00
10.00
7.00
7,00
7,00
7,00
7,00
7 00
7.00
12.50
7.00
7.00
7.00
7 37
7.00
7.00
7.37
7,00
7.00
7.00
10 00
7,00
7.00
7,00
10.00
7.00
10.37
12 2S
30 20
7 55
7 55
11 35
11 35
7 55
9 84
24 58
12 44
6 22
22 65
23 20
83 22
7 65
41 55
40
40
0 22
4 63
10 57
0 83
22 74
14 81
3 51
1 93
14 30
11 35
22 65
5 36
2 29
8 62
33 08
2 67
31 36
1 16
2 43
3 80
15 10
15 10
32 71
15 10
15 10
8 71
6 69
2 90
8 28
8 28
8 28
8 28
8 28
6 82
4 18 j
? 40 ;
143 131 .Taoob Goutrhnour.
- a w
338 40 John Thompson, G 44
271 , Robert Evans, (part) 6 19
440 William Smith, 8 33
200 Isaac Jones, 3 80
429 80 William Hunt, 8 19 40
230 Lewis Cassidy, 4 41
440 Ebenezer Bran ham, 8 33 jgn
Susquelianna Township. 25
160 John Baldwin, 9 0G 9
154 James Rhey, 11 65 I38
100 Joseph Vanderslice, 6 69 H
406 James Whitehead, 5 99
116 Joseph Griffiths, 6 59
200 James Thompson, 11 35
100 N. Hughes. 1862, 4 00
146 S. W. Fisher. 8 28
Taylor Township.
40 David Prosser, 18 12
Washington Toicnship.
81 Thomas Jackson, 12 25
60 James John, 3 80
70 Joseph Dilworth, 5 29
176 John Taylor, 13 29
439 Georg Gutwalt, 33 16 150
150 Peter West, ' ll 35 50
100 Henry Gillon. 7 55 43'2
156 Jeremiah M'Gonigle, 11 78
200 Samuel Hinton, 15 10
100 A. M. & R. White, 7 55
214 Dennis Delaney, 16 18 54
72 Jeremiah M'Gonigle, 6 31 4
100 Jeremiah M'Gonigle, 7 55 100
11 Jeremiah M Gonigle, 85 8
White Towiuhip. 50
433 153 George Peddle, 24 58
30 Thomas L. Moore, 1 75
200 7 Abraham Whitmore, 26 45
66 John Figert, 3 80
200 William HopKinson, 11 35
136 13 John Clay, 7 55
433 153 George Hill, 32 74
433 Patrick Brland, 24 54
30 .Thomas Uanby, 2 83
4 Graff & Malone, 42
25 1 Walters & Dillon, 1 89
70 Henrv Such, 2 G7
370 Morris Such, 14 01
43 Patrick Stroud, 10 38
445 Alexauder Brown, 33 GO
445 Thomas Browu, 33 GO
445 William Harris, 33 GO
415 John Han is, 33 CO
446 James Reed, 33 69
GO Frederick Doersch, 4 53
Yoder Township.
318 John Steel, 12 03
400 Jacob Crook, 15 10
300 George Gates, 11 35
60 Gorgas, O.hick A Slurp, 4 68
200 Joseph Palmer, 11 35
132 Gorge Funk & Tho's
Vickioy, 7 49
27 17 Fiaiicis Devlin. 1803, 1 00
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 un
paid, and which have beeu returned to the
Commissioners, agreeably to the Act of As
sembly of April 29, 1844.
Acr's Lots. Allenhenn Township.
10
Adams & Foster, 'Gl 'C2
Owen Clark's. Est. '61
John & James Hatter.
Dennis Kennedy '61-2
.Tonathan'Robinson, 'G2
Zachariah Will,
Allegheny Coal Co.,
Catharine Logan's, Est.
Abraham Shiry,
Jesse Herbert,
Sebastian Silerts.-
Blacklick Township.
' Nicholas Akimas. '61-2,
Daniel Cameron, '61
Peter Donoho,
Paul Dishong, '61-2
Henry Str ng, '61
Cambria Township.
Philip Noon, 'Cl-2,
do do
do do
Thomas T. J.imes, '02
Zachariah Morris,
Bernard M'Girr.
William Wherry.
Carroll Township.
John G. Miles. '61.
Mathew Kean, '61-2,
William Richards,
John Noel. '62,
Thos- D. Jones,
Richard Selders,
Michael Kennedy,
Chest Township
Leonard HoUis, '61
Watsor, M'Gary. '61-2,
Simon Ruffuer, '61
Francis Swan,
John Ilebeck, '02,
Joseph Swope.
Peter J. Swope,
Michael Yonner,
Chest Springs Borough.
Stephen Brothers, '61-2
George Waltz, '61,
M. M. Adams, '62,
William A'h n,
Andrew Callahan,
William M'Guire,
Wm. Tomilson,
Clearfield Township.
John Haley, '61-2,
Jacob Kline, '61.
9 70
25
80
3 C4
50
61
76
76
10
2 51
2 02
6 56
150
62
60
50
97
80
Gl
40
125
100
8
65
6
157
60
75
93
100
51
314
128
20
50
50
190
100
100
75
14
09
88
53
44
15
00
6 99
2 00
1 01
3 91
2 00
78
49
45
50
2 10
34
00
28
99
44
04
2 00
2 00
3 57
99
45
62
07
1
50
7
i
60
40
269
336
100
50
60
24 80
8 55
3 90
5 66
1
18
Wm. J. Hammond, '61-2. 1 80
S'amuel Calvin, 16 94
Lloyd, Holhday A Co '62 9
Anthony Swires, 1
Dennis M'Cauley, '61, 4
Conemaugh TownsJu'p.
Peter Horner. '61. 4
20
60
85
4 20
Martin Funk, '61-2,
John Sarr, '62,
Jacob Horner,
2 821
80
4 80
Conemaugh Borough.
Andrew Somerly, Est. '61, 1 75
Johu t'Ultz, '61-2,
Margaret Gamble, '61,
John Hot singer,
Terasv Riley,
John Sill, '61-2.
Teter Shoenberger's Est.,
Laden SeighmonJ,
Otfen Smuller, '61
Henry A. Froset.
George Wolf, '61-2.
Christian Block, '62.
Christian Glenmyer.
.Twpph or John Grub,
Michflfl Grady,
8 45
2 20
1 88
88
7 08
3 35
3 33
18
1 75
2 33
2 01
1 51
40
1
0'
1 Andrew Hipp, 1
1 Christ Neilges, 2
John Whitman, 1
Croyle Township.
John Murray, '61,
1 William Paul's Est.
Thomas J. Powers, '61-2, 8
01
00
32
95
63
51
"97
63
16
40
20
20
80
00
51
00
60
52
52
61
73
88
SO
62
08
68
20
70
79
78
76
SO
Joseph Huff. '62.
1
2
10
1
George W. Pringle,
Lewis Paul's Est.,
4 Penua. Railroad Co.,
3 1 eter V aruey,
1 Emanuel Lissinger,
Ebensburg Borough.
Johu S. Rhey, '61, 2
2 John D. Hiighes, '62 2
1 Philip Noon's Est. E. W., 8
5 " " g
li " 44 " W.W., 7
2 44 " 2
J Edward Rowland,
1 D. P. -Murray,
Jackson Township.
David R Davis, '61-2,
H. I,. Johnston, '61,
Lloyd & Hill,
do. do.
do. do .
Charles Murray,
Robert Brannan, '61,
Albert Fov,
IMward Right, '62,
Milton Jones,
John Harrison,
Thomas Rager,
Johnstown Borough.
11
1
13
1
13
18
1
Emanuel Shaffer, '61,
Thomas Sf eel,
George Speel,
Elizabeth Davis, 1st V
Jos. Goughn-ur "
Marbourg Co. "
Andrew Miller, "
W. A. Makin, "
Sarah Oram "
Mary Williams,
David Davis, R. S.2J W'd,
John Guugh, "
Chai les Johnston, 44
William M'Kee. En. "
Hi Watson A Gallownv. "
Hi Williuin A. Alters, 3d W.
II
Llizabetli Garman, 44
Mrs. Gordan, 44
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
i
Johnstown Water
Works,
John P. Linton,
Henry Saylor,
John M'Manicle,
Saniuel Fleck,
Robert Gregory,
David Hamilton,
Joseph Moore,
Jacob Sharretts,
2 Woolen Factory,
Millville Borough.
1 Robert Dimond. '61-2,
1 John J. Lewis. '61-2,
lh Job Ha g:m, '62.
'Munstcr Township.
1
Michael M'Laughlin, '02,
Richland Township.
June S. Dunlap, '61-2,
Archibald Dunlap.
Ciithurine Dinioii l.
Georye Gossard, 'tJl,
Strayer & Ellis. '62,
John Kring's Est.,
John Ripple.
Philip Wtmlle,
Summerhill Township.
Alsip & Miimer, '61-2,
Samuel Biudges.
Joseph Dunlap, Jr.,
Charles B. Ellis,
John Farren's Est.,
John Geis,
John King.
Michael O Skelly,
Howard J. Roberts, '61,
Jonathan Robinson, '61-2,
Uriah Amigli, '62,
Nathan Crura,
Terence M'Eniue,
John M'Donal.1,
John Smay, jr.,
John Trainer,
1 Charles Tool.
SiisipuJianna Township.
Henry Cooper, '61,
Michael Forbes,
Isaac Gifford, '61-2,
Ezra Holliston
Andrew Kelly, '61,
Joseph Lent 7.,
John Wible, '61,
David Burgher, '62,
Peter Beck,
John Cuminingliam,
Isaac Gift'ord,
Lewis Hai-tninn,
Edward Hudson,
Lewis D. Keith,
Siiniufl Lamer,
John Lewis,
Joseph M Donald,
William Rujrglcs,
Taylor Township.
1304
. 80
50
80
90
40
50
" rf
62, 4 00 I j&( I
8 00 pjfijJ
44 8 00 'L
5th W ' 4 80 i 3liN:
61 99
5 60
4 61
4 40
4 73
2 20
1 77
1 92
I
9 85 j
7 14 !
10 G8
17 63
2 ys j
18 22
5 68
4 63
2 50
17 60
6 40
5 24
1 52
2 32
3 20
6 40
1 20
3 30
90
1 95
3 34
2 45
3 99
1 00
7 61
0 00
4 00
14 9tt
1 SO
21
2 81
3 60
40
1 51
77
88
3 75
2 20
1 75
2 63
2 03
15 25
9 20
5 45
11 00
4 38
34
5 IX)
1 72
7 40
5 17
4 00
3 29
8 51
2 80
1 84
1 51
2 68
35 70
53
45
83
2 61
6 22
2 10
1 65
1 00
6-40
85
7 00
7 51
2 00
1 51
20
202
14ii
372
85
371
50
4'.
00
440
298
372
8
9
100
4.)
120
20
260
56
70
75
50
100
120
100
95
20
10
25
76
20
50
15
James Clark, 'til,
James Chirk, '01-2.
Thomas Hildebrand, '61,
W. W. Harris,
Daniel Kongh,
.Michael Karney,
James Karney. '')l-2,
Charles Ellis. '61,
William Merideth, '61-2,
Anthouy Vnrncr,
Catharine Welsh, '61,
James Riley,
M'chael Boland, '62,
Maliclia. Byron,
John Kelly,
150
4
. 1
11
John Murray,
Peter Nich,
2 diaries M Bride,
1 John Walters,
niimel Smith,
David Tei-trr,
G william Williams,
Washington Township.
NichobiS Buik, '61-2,
Peter Csiday's Est.,
1 John Cassiday, '61,
1 John Carl.
1 William M'Coy, '61-2.
1 Henry Mansfield,
John C. .(VXt.ni,
David Sharp's Est., '6l,
1 John Cresswcll, '62,
William Clark,
Michael J. Smith,
2 Lewis Cassidny's Est.,
Thomas Jackson's Est.,
Robert Flinu.
5 Andrew Goise,
Wlute. Township.
aenrgi Hawk, (Sl,
2
21
n
73
G00
125
100
73
81
289
100
Joseph Hagerty,
Abraham G. Brady 'C2
Hujsh Holland,
Benjamin Figert,
WUinore Borough.
Roflert A. M'Coy. '62,
Yoder Township.
John Croyle, 'Gl
John Dower,
Henry Fockler,
13
61
51
82
52
20
63
75
45
38
00
26
62
52
Oi
20
91
51
62
02
72
61
01
01
25
1
1
uoweu l'oweil,
Wm. & Elizabeth Richards,
Beam & Potts, '62,
James Banon,
Francis Forker,
John Gonder,
Thomas Jinks,
Catharine Hammel,
John Hickman,
George Hickman,
George Harris.
Timothy Jones,
John O'Kean, .
Owen Reilly,
David E. Roberts,
Thomas D. Rees,
200
9
1
1
1
1
1
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ISAAC WIKE, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office,
Ebensburg, April 5, 1864.
GARDNER & HEMMING'S
GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS
UAKDNER, UEMMI.NGS & (."O - - 1'nOI-HirTOBJf
AX UARDN'EB V.v,-.
The Mana?,-iTint taken pleasure
! annoufcciuK that for the season
of IrtA, they art, enabled to pro.
sent many in, and startling nov
elties, among v liich may be Ha
med ; A
Troupe Real Arabs
Consisting of
5 Male and Female
CO!TOJiTIOI.T.,
ArsotATi,
And Jt-Gd.BR,
Of the m-,t extraordinary de-criitio.-i,
tornmokt among which la
Z A 11 A ,.
The Eentifu Arab Girl,
ThOm.T FMAI.i. COJITORTIOS-
laT IX thc Wom.n, hi.se feat
re 01 so wonderful a character,
that they have t.rrn a theme of
conversation whrrtrtr she l.-s
appeared.
AL! HASSAM,
Priria Ctjinn of the Trovfb
Tlie creat original incle Trapeto
Turformer. Ihis youtif Aral ian
(iymna.t, during his extracsdina.
ry.M HA.NGS HV 1 UK NKC K
on the Kra,ri!c rirof the Trarl
and while thus susperded teats a
icau ,IAIcrH IPOS THE lMrw.
Een Mahommed,
the Man of Strength.
Z K r. A ,
tli3 Female Gymnastic Wonder.
Ali Mahommed,
the astonishing- Arabian Gymnast,
form the other meml ers ef the
troupe, who a! appear in Finv
TA'HAMirjS, Lakjc 1 l,tf, &c.
illustrating Clvn-rr . t -. iir ths
Oieat IV.-t t I tl.i CM V. .rld.
The Mannj-r would call attf ntion to Oh:
MAGNIFICENT BAND CHARIOT
Constructed -expressly forth koaaoii t tl.r crut ci & CC
by Kifldin Brother-, the celhrated C each I t:ilci-rso:
New York City. The design of this c hariot is ol" fh
most unique and mo-t e lnbor.ite df-srri j ticn. 1 he -re-ailinjc
color.- are if a id, rrd and Line, ard as it er.ier
town uion the morning r-f rxliiSit ion -ra n 1 y )l!Spu.
ulp CrAROKtts ffaily c ompai iso lied, a tout ensemble i
presented of impossinix richness and crardeur. Till
VAVILLION which is capable of i-eaiins Mv t-i-ectator
is entirely new and wax manutact tired xprei-ly for thu
Season, ai a cot of S-1"' by Mr. Hrnry Lloughcrty oi
South St., New York. The CauH i act MAHm, Bac
oasc Vaxi, Properties and Appointmikts areleantu
ful in the extreme. The St it n of Hokmk, Foiii and
MtTLti are of the finest and hest trained colltctmn in the
rld. The Troupe of Performers compose the Elite of
tike Profession. Look at the Names ;
DAN GARDNER,
the People's Favorite Clown.
Richard Hemmings
Equestrian and Tiht Rope Artist
JOHN RIVERS,
I'unster and Comic Vocalist.
Frank Carpenter,
the Celebrated Equestrian.
Signor De Louis,
the Best Gymnast of the Age.
Frank Whittaker,
the accomplished Maetra
ie Cirque. j
GEORGE BROWN,
the Great American Tumbler.
Miss Eliza Gardner,
the Pride of the Arena.
MME. CAMILLA,
the Famed Parisian Equestri
enne. La Petit Camilla.
the Infant Trodigy.
YOUNG DAN,
the Pocket Clown.
Also Messrs. Dubois,
Velnde, Hentle,
Bolino, Sweet,
Nuda, Cooper. &..
tocether with numerous well Se
lected Auxiliaries The above
Talented Artists will appear at
each Exhibition, in conjunction
with
The Arab Troupe,
In every variety of Scene Kidiho,
Thick Bidiwc, Gymnastic and
Acrobatic EiiRCisaa, Ton.
tuns, Dancirc, Sihgisg, kc,
THE BAND,
or Grand Orchestra,
is compeced of many musical ce
lebrities, headed by the (rest
Maestra. Fbitz Marthas.
The Grand Procession,
will be of the roost elegant char
acter, headed by the Koyal Band
Chariot, and will enter the town
between 0 and 10 o'clock, A. M.
Two Exhibions each day. Af
ternoon and Evening.
Doors Open at 2 and 7 P. M.
Performance to commence hall
an hour later.
Admission 50 and 25 CtxTs.
Don't forget the Day and Date, bit
wait for the Big Show and th Real Troupe
Of Arabs. Doa't confound this -with any
ether establishment. We defy competi
tion "
WILL EXHIBIT IN EBENSBURG OS
TUESDAY MAY 17TH. AND II JOHNS
TOWN ON 'WEDNESDAY M-VY 1STII
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This Son of the Iert performs
many oth-r new and ttarllirc
feats totally unlitie arythine evsr
hcfirc sc-ei. in this country.
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A RUM DRINK!
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Ai JJ.VllbAV1.
A PURE TONIC,
That will relieve the afflicted, ami
NOT MAKE DRUNKARDS.
DR. HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTER'S,
Prepared by
DR. C. M. JACKSON,
Philadelphia Ta
WiK to11171 mo6t' certainly.
CURE ALL DISEASES
Arising from-a
DISORDERED
LIVER,
STOMACH.
O R Tv I X C ? Y
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
will cvlte every caoe of
Chronic oi Nervous Debility, Disease of th
Kidneys, and Diseases arising from a
Disordered Stomach
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMP,
TOMS RESULTING VROM D1SOK
DERS of the DIGESTIVE ORGANS :
pation, inward
Piles. Fulness or Biood,
to the Head, Acidity of the
Stomach, Nausua, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness or
Weight In thn Stomach, Sour Eruc
tations, Sinking or Fluttering at the
Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing
Fluttering at the Heart. Choking or Suffoe.
ting Sensations when in a lying posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs be
fore the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency of Perspi
ration, Yellowness of ibe Skin &
Eyes, Pain in the Side. Back,
Chest, Limbs, &c. Sudden '
-Flushes of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh, Con
stant Imaginings of
Evil and great
Depression o f
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Will give j'ou
A GOOD APPETITE,
Will give you
STRONG HEALTHY NERVES,
Will give you
BRISK AND ENERGETIC FEELINGS.
Will enable you to
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And will positively prevent
YELLOW FEVER. BILLIOUS FEVER, 4c.
Those SuflVrins from
BROKEN DOWN AND DELICATE CON
STITUTIONS,
From whatever cause, either in
MALE OR FEMALE.
Will rind in
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS,
A REMEDY
That will restore them to their usual hea'th.
Such has been the case in thousands of in
stances, and a fair trial is but required to
prove the assertion.
From Her. J. Xeirton Broicn, D. D. Editor
of the Encyclopedia of Religious Knowl
rd.je.
Although not disposed to favor or recom
mend Patent Medicines in general, through
distrust of their ingredients and effects, I yet
know of no suflicient reasons why a man
may not testily to the benefits he believes
hinisely to have received from any simple
preparation, in the hope that he may thua
contribute to the benefit of others.
I do this the more readily in regard to
Hoofland's Germin Bitters, prepared by Dr.
C. M. Jackson of this city, In-cause I was
prejudiced against them lor many yenrs.
uuder the impressiou th3t they were chiefly
an alcoholic mixture I am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the re
moval of this prejudice by proper tests, and
for encouragement to try them, when suffer
ing from great and long continued debi!it3'4
The use of three bottles of these Bitters, at
the beginning of the present year, was fol
lowed by evident relief, and restoration to a
degree of bodily and mental vigor which-1
had not felt for six months before, and had
almost despaired of regaining. I therefore
thank God and my friend for directing me tt
the use of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
Fhilad'a. June 23. 18GI.
Diseases of Kidncvs and Bladder,
IN YOUNG OR -GED, MALE OR FE
. MALE.
Are speedily removed, and the patient re
stored to health.
DELICATE CHILDREN.
Those suffering from MARASMUS, wastiug
awav. with scarce! v anv flesh nn their linne
j j - -- , .
are cured in a very short ti y; one bottle
in such cases, will have a st surprisiiig
effect. '"w-
ATTENTION SOLLIERS.
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.
We call the attention of all having rela
tions or friends in the army to the fact that
"HOOFLAND'S German Bitters" will cure
nine tenths of thc diseases Induced by ex
posures and privations incident to camp life.
In the lists, published almost daily in the
newspapers, on the arrival of the nick, it
will bo noticed that a very larjje proportion
are suffering from debility. Every case of
that kind can be readily cured by He f
land's German Bitter's. We have no hesi
tation in stating that, if these Bitters were
freely used among our soldiers, hundreds of
lives might be saved that otherwise woulu
be b-st. ,
Thc proprietors are daily receiving thank
ful letters from Miffercrs in the army and
hospitals, who have be n restored to health
by the Use of these Bitters, sent to them by
thtir friends.
Should j-our nearest druggist not have
the article, do not be put off by auy of the
intoxicating preparations that may bo offer
ed in its place, but send to us, and we will
forward, sccurelv narked bv xrt'ss.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS !""SeT
that thj signature of C. M. Jackson" is on
the wra?per. Piiiitipal Office and Manu
factory N. CHI ARCH Street. JONES
EVANS. (Successors to C. M.JACKSON
& Co..) Proprietors.
FOR SALE, by II. C. DEVINE
Ebensburg, penna.. and by Druggists nd
Dealers in every town in the United State
mTPlv? T,ra ti-rn 'linMini nal
double o,umtity), $1.00 per i.otIc half.
d..z Small Size 75 cfs. per Buttle
balfdoT.. $i.0C.
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