v -vF'l'EI LANDS antl LOTS in ir. L.V::.;;,-.ntv, A. I).. I! : MTVrmit. Treasurer of Cam- ,J' ;.'.v in the Commonwealth of Tenn- l' l' " V pursuance of the several acts (f ' 1 i'v'.T -aid C-innionwealth, directing ";;;;e ,! manner of selling Unseated P '"r P Y.kl's. 7o W ',"c lode?, that i-'- . i.,..i (,! of Unseated ocsc. i ' v ' - - - - - . Xiwtthe Wlh day of June next, and ,;, ue l,v at!) ouruiliviib in'." w , f !;;iV e whole he sold, for Mich arrearages Vux,8 RPll costs necessarily accruing there- mm 11135. iLlEGUEXY TOWNSHIP, i ..' p,,-. ;,t.'. Warr-intits r Owners. Am t. 1:0 rj-'j 0 10 1 9 t'- uvti ,.n M'i) .ii.il. rart. 8 83 M:l;li!i iliinm i!), ,T,.'pii U'iirue, .liinies D 'y'e, Tiioaias !yrr.c, Rnht-it Whitehead, Js.-o! Mast. Aiosjii' tr M'CasIanJ, B LACKL :C K ' TOWNSHIP. ,!.ic j l're.isingL-r, P..r.i L'l". I);in id Leaw. 19 20 1 24 17 -19 9 91 6 33 20 90 9 02 10 62 21 02 20 "8 H :;5 ("ark.f rEvan's heirs. 'CI 13 49 7' r in) K rt:: D .vis, NVi...V. A!iiir.i;, Di'.ie; Cameron, J .-( j h S-iovel. Panel Denimrin, J hn Dnnran, John Y !.: J, -t-ph Ilirr, San-'i; 1 Cam, Paid PViior.g, camuria township. Andrew Levis, ,T. hn Tl-.m-s, J in Br wn. Ar.drow B'iff, pai t. 05 so ." 7 "1 '64 2 11 3 97 7 01 23 or, 32 09 6 91 1 30 SOI K T4 i.'O o IO sa :) -.0 si) .) :n ;i;r 10 05 17 35 5 14 '5 i:: yQ 0 & 1 :ett2 mi 17 35 .T.i-.b Ml!;, Yi:!i.u: I;:nban. Eran Abraham & Jn CM, !;Ll TOWNSHIP. , lU dv.i:., G'-ii'iev Tfvf'.'j, J..--f.:i H '' J ..; I'.. H Riv.Dl V. J re;, T: .i t:ns W'n.r, Ji'hn Red-run, 15 19 7 10 3 21 9 0' 1 3 5 5 13 r Iit - - t SO 13 CO 33 40 16 35 C7 ICS Sarah Rarr, 1 u" 144 Henry Leio v. R. Irwin. 240 Alexaud. r Bur. part. K3 '1 fi"!IT.S Kdwanls. I'HTt, CHEST TOW X SHIP. "77 IDS Jarus Hunter, 29 93 10 04 12 18 2C :7 3 45 S3 00 5 08 3 tio 20 41 8 45 4,-0 I'll 0 1-0 John Seeiy. Andrew Weaver, J is Foster Ge. rge GI! .1 soph Swope, Tkoiun I enrose. ?C5 .h st-p'.i r.-j e, j. ai t, Stephen lie.k, .1 iir.-s Hut ii. Peter .1. Sivuf e. 75 CI EA R FIELD T CM 'XSII1P nathan Lewis, .'. n iihan Gx.cr, 29 12 8 U7 22 18 3 15 13 50 13 50 2.) 03 I 'J 23 0 2'.) 3 12 2 81 29 08 29 12 5 7G 30 40 11 08 4 03 10 SO 20 95 27 52 4 40 4 67 1 00 5 58 31 9 0 38 C 18 .0 r-itrick Slii.'M. l'.ank K. 11 v, iVtrck Slu!, M 'iris W..lf. T -v . . . . it.-r.rv Wf.IS. lol Lra. l Oi.'.ir v3 l.j5 R bcrt Kvans, j'i 1j3 Ge r'e R charj. ''j Gn rg.. H.,rner, part, .ii.iucl llonsiiey, Tose i:u-h. L'.'.k" M.cuirc, Durlin, lU:.ry I.ivi, -Vorrfs Davis, Dtnr.is M'Caulcy, Tnr.cis Cooper," r r'.V.l.j f "G 7 TO WXSUIP. Sn.ith, loi.n (;shnti?. '1 400 llivhar Smith, ' Mr wart. u:.s & Luck, Wi;;:. f.ROYLE TOWNSHIP. 0 W;.iu,n CUrk. S-irr.uel Stultz, Esq.. ' J hn Knef per, Jr., . II' i-ry Wt, ol iun'a lUilroiid Company, 3 Aim M.iriah lUlen, , "' 4 ij.;u,e, ! " 3 Same, 1 ' t " 4 tSamc. 4 Sarr.utl Thomas, 1 1 23 CO 1 73 38 57 42 78 20 20 19 1 08 "Pr. JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Ak' vtifiii CuiiLKUguam, Paul Ualty. ;' Matthias Sluligh, ' -Tan.es Stitt, he II uhley, '1 iHiiie! Jiochnour, John M'AnuIty, '..iiaui Morris, ' A'tia;, ier Hunter, 7 81 8 19 20 04 33 39 27 05 2 24 20 00 28 50 a 01 Km J!'C:.h Lwing, i0 J-ba Simpson, 12 29 27 04 4 08 10 35 39 10 2 24 2 23 20 35 8.90 20 01 20 04 4 93 0 20 9 20 13 91 12 0'. 5 1 ; t-ii-p AUine, - Junes Bracken, .: an CampUush, .: Aliruharn Gochnour. 'i ... J-ia Arnal. Morris, I ttr DoarJman, JinWigton, ' Stouer, "rt.;is White, f-ia Ann M'AnuIty. I :.:c! Levy, .. i-.r Ji, non, i t'-" '-: Valley, e j-4U.es Eees, . . r. I . i, 1 , I 1 1 t. ;-c . u,u ( Ground, m the saw 'Vof Cau.bria, or such parts thereof a Ii ,7i:0 rea-ssary to pay arrearages of taxes - ... f .rr.np vear or more, will He sa'e, at the Court House, in the '"" "... .. n..1hiirr. on the Second Mon 7 19 IS 52 4 h2 38 89 . . -v ' J. Hil1,Bticft.n, 0 02 JO 87 4 45 5 12 55 415 100 91 10 03 439 433 400 440 440 401 150 1 55 245 039 439 439 3 t o 22 98 37 70 56 00 22 97 22 99 20 95 9 58 2 73 CO 07 SUMMER HILL TOWNSHIP. 80 80 Jacob Nayile, James Dalton, 31 59 23 49 23 57 23 79 23 50 10 70 3 07 97 23 01 23 4 9 23 49 20 25 18 18 23 01 '29 on 120 131 131 .John E'oerman, .Jacob Goghnnur, John Nicholson, ' 443 4::0 i 200 i 230 I 440 ! 439 Isaac Jones, Lewis Cassulay, "William Goret, Ebenez'T P.ranham, 80 Henry Woods. 80 .fames Searight, 80 Isaac Prpniian, 40 John Thompson. 459 1 001 j 338 ; 440 i 429 230 William Smith, D D. William Hunt, Robert L. Johnston, William Smith, 21 20 39 70 400 100 1 10 SUSQLEHANNA TOWNSHIP. Joseph Vandi.-rs.iice, Joseph Griflirk, Jan.es Thompson, S. W. Fisher. James Whitehead, Morgan James, Jo:-eph Thomas, 9 50 11 11 32 94 14 90 10 14 9 58 14 34 j -00 i 140 j 1U0 100 I 150 Same, Lj tie, Same. Unit, John White, MUSS PER T OWN SHIP. Cornelius Dcver, 'CI Sarah Cain, '04 RICHLAND TOWNSHIP. John Viekroy, John Morrison, 40 Uobert Ross, Henry Rice, John Anderson, Valentine Oster, Jacob Clement, Thomas Smith, part, Michael Woolford, 54 Pnns3"Ivania Kailroad Co., 76 Charles Bearing, 5 25 TAYLOR TOWNSHIP. SO John Douse, 8 39 40 David IV sser. 20 00 109 155 Adam Ross, 13 44 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. 81 Thomas Jack.on, 1137 l"o John Tavlnr. 12 29 100 A. M. it" R. White, 10 45 423 Richard Sharp, 45 34 j 50 John James, 3 52 l00 Samuel Ilinton, 14 00 ".0 i on. ithan Jehu, 2 02 150 Richard Sharp, 10 35 wihje township. 3o2 Siin.-n Walker, 23 87 oO(t 140 llenrv Philips, 34 03 203 J tmes Wi!.-on, 51 93 2o lfi.9 William G-jorge, 43 50 j 433 153 T1.on1.1s S.evvardson, 50 05 433 1.-3 WiHiam Sans.om, 50 05 433 153 George Peddle. 50 05 47 Jeremiah Musser, 4 95 433 Patrick B .relan 1, 2G 48 30 Thomas G-nley, 4 18 70 Henry Such, 0 09 433 Patri. k Stroud. 22 00 381 153 Frederick Molynoux, 09 54 433 153 Simon W.dker. 49 10 5o9 17 Tiicn.as Lamburn, 48 88 174 10.3 Same, 13 74 433 153 Same, 34 15 433 153 Timothy Paxton, - 50 05 433 153 Jos jdi Sar.s-om, 50 05 433 lo3 John Clark, 5 8 05 4,3 153 George Hill. 20 31 93 Jacob King. 10 17 J03 Thomas I'.. Moore, 15 99 4 Grat; L Mal.ne, C3 370 Morris Such. 19 31 2. 0 P. Sneerinuer it Co., 41 80 210 150 Henry Philips, 24 40 VODER TOWNSHIP 318 John Sterl, 9 53 300 George Gates, 8 79 150 Heirs of C. Ihmsen, 10 52 00 George Shrinn, 4 41 400 Jacob Crook, 11 24 147 Alexander M'Gregor, '04 5 63 200 Henry Sutton, 13 84 SUITED I-I ST. Also At the same time and place, will be sold the following Seated Lands aud Lots of (iron nd, on which tuxes remain unpaid, and which Lave been returned to the Gun missioners, agreeably to the Act of Assembly of April 29th, 1844 : Acres. Lots. ALLEGHENY TP. lAm't. 1 Michael Clail '03, 04 1 24 79 93 77 O o') 1 William L. HurJ, 1 Dennis Kennedy, 1 James M'Cny, 4 Francis Pick. 50 Thomas Shaffer, 12 Joseph Urban, 212 Durlin & Kittell, 40 R. L. Johnson, 115 John Seai.lan, Est., '03, '63, do do do do rC4, 1 o 03 50 13 11 10 C 4 7 1 1 :o da 1 John it Jar.ies Ilutton, '03, John Kellv, do 1 William M'Combic, 1 Nicholas Nale, 2 Jonathan RuLinaon, 35 Peter Sij.es, 1 William Wi!e-, 90 William James, 324 Jacob Mast, uteres .Lots. HI. A CKL ICK 1 Joseph A. Skelly, 589 ' Alters & Mu'.ford, 103 Joseph Snovel, do do '03, do '04, '04, TP. '03, 79 4 0 45 93 79 8 89 29 14 Am't. 25 '04, 22 80 3 20 Acres. CAMBRIA TOWNSHIP. Am't. C W.S. lilackburn, '03. 4S 12 35 John R. Jones. do 1 55 8 Zachariah Morris, do 79 31 Jahez Tibbott, do 93 H Evan Jones, c,4, 38 VI Thomas Ii. James, '03, 79 3 Dr. I). W. Lewi, do 79 05 Bernard M'Girr, do 3 04 .J CAMBRIA B ORG. Am't. 9 James Baimon, , , 14 91 Housesl Michael Hochley, 63, 3 54 1 I George Kelb, 11 21 1 Michael M'Mahen, '03, 4 13 Joseph I'.rindle, JC4, 2 25 i Alose Betz, do 5 40 1 Charles Crist, - do 7 25 1 1 Michael Hawley, do 3 75 1 1 Thomas D. Reese, do 4 30 j Henry With, do 2 50 1 1 Tlios. & Eliz. Jinks, '63, 3 54 1 1 Timothy Jones, 5 05 1 Matthias King, 'C3, 182 1 George Peek, 5 79 1 J Patrick Powers. '04, C 40 I John Cowan, do 3 00 I 2 Charles Dramicr, do 7 SO 1 A Michael Kritzcr, do 5 50 5 05 3 75 Am'L 4 55 140 William i. Piper, '03, 130 100 Richard Evans, '04, 5 00 100 Valentine Stephens, 7 43 18 Michael Dominic, '04, - 79 40 George Orner, '04, 1 94 Houses. Lots. J Chest Springs BorougJi. Anit. 1 Thompson Carney, '63, 48 1 Levi Spangle, 48 1 Ii. F. Tomb, M. T)., '03, 1 54 Acres. Lots. CHEST TOWNSHIP. Am't 20 Watson M'Gary, 4 78 ry, 4 78 20 259 300 50 120 40 98 ICO 110 James M'Mulliu, 1 25 CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP. Samuel Calvin, Moore it Piper, John Haly, Philip Smith, William J. Hammond, Francis J. Parrish, Henry Evans, Bernard Murphy, 2 Patrick Watson, 29 17 12 45 1 59 8 19 04 4 10 4 74 7 50 C3 '64. do do '63, '04, '04, do CO NEMA UG II TO WNS HIP 1 George Gallit,eth, Ri ibert Stewart, 1 John Sarr, 02 43 CO 72 92 1 1 3 18 8 18 117 Jacob Horner, Same. liruwley, Phillips fc M or ley. '03, '04, '04. I Covemavgli Borough First Ward. lIous's.Lots. Owners. Amount. 2 Peter Shocnhergcr, 7 Yeagley it Moiley, i Charles Wendell, 1 John Shultz, 1 Henry. Gore, fkconh w.i;n. 1 Michael Grady, 1 William Donnejlv, 1 John Holfelder. " 1 Alice MHJabo, 1 Henry Plough, 1 John Hetsinuer. 4 08 7 40 1 00 8 20 3 18 '01, '03, '04, '03, do '04, '03, C4, do 2 29 4 25 1 00 2 29 31 50 Arres.Lo. CROYLE TO WNS HIP. AoCt. 21 1 Patrick M'Gough, 7G3. 3 58 Joseph Rituer, do 57 Pettr Varnrr, do 38 George Wt rtr, do 1 72 W. B. Butler, '04, 93 1 H-nrv Shaffer, . 38 2 George Van.er, '03, 33 Thomas J. Power?, do 0 48 L EVENS Hi 'EG ?, Oil O UG II Am't. 1 Kb. it Su-.piha'a. P. R C., 5 31 23 J '2 110 28 150 II. 1 An-' 4 244 f.O 150 . JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Edwin Ri.ht, '03, Peter Pager. Andrew Pager, David R. Davis. Am" l 72 10 97 5 08 7 90 Am't. Houses. Lois. Juhnstuwn Bo-rough. hi;t WAIii). 1 i William Reese, do 1 i Henry Wright, do Acres. OAR Pi OIL TOWNSHIP. 50 Matthew Kean. 1 1 Elizabeth Davis. '03. 3 10 1 1 Andrew Muller, 11 48 1 1 John Thomas, '03, 1 55 2 2 John Crouse, '04, 24 08 1 1 David line's Estate, do 19 95 1 i Thomas Morgan, v do 0 00 1 Joseph Goughiiour, Est., . 4 3 1 i Thomas Hodge rs. ' 18 87 1 1 Mary Howe, Widow, '61, 5 50 1 1 Fred", fr.bort, do 12 39 1 1 Conrad Wittle. do 11 00 PKCOM) avai:t. I David R S. Davis, '03, 79 1 1 Charles Johnston, '03, 7 75 1 Watsnu it Galiaway, 5 50 1 Morgan V. Juries, '64, 0 00 1 John Goff, '03, 1 18 1 John Jones, do 1 51 1 1 John Schotts. do 2 10 THIHI) M'.UiD. 1 1 Mrs. Gordon, 19 00 1 1 John P. Linton, '03. 6 20 2 George Kurtz, do 1 55 1 1 Henry Saylor, 18 99 FOfKTH WAIII). 1 1 Lewis Will.elm, 1 80 r.IITH AVAIII). Hugh Erskine, George. W. Reed, Jacob Sharretts, W. B. Hartzel. Alexander Davis, Widow Vail, 1 49 0 43 1 50 3 10 4 28 9 00 '04. '03, '04. do MILL VILLE IWnOUCII. Michael Doran, 71 06 35 34 38 55 73 Patrick Ilanahan, o 20 o George Rowley, Sr., John Asqnith, Patrick Kelly, William Duke, John J. Lewis, Thomas Sharkey, John Edwards, Isaac Parfit. '03. '04, do 63, 1 4 6 1 4( 94 13 95 Ac's.L't, 1 . MUNSTEIl TOWNSHIP. Am't uicnaa M'l,au2h in. 3 Oi 2C0 115 0 100 400 15 1301 50 40 50 60 120 John Noel. RICHLAND TO MNSIIIP. Cohiek it Strayer, '63, Archibald Dunlap, 1 John Ilershberger. Est., Martin M'Donald, '63, Same, do I Jacob Frohnizor, Franklin Rose, Jane S. Dnnlan. 22 08 2 08 3 28 79 3 10 0 20 3 10 72 43 98 3 11 1 24 1 75 1 18 3 10 Catharine Dimond, John Kring's estate. Levi Orris, Frederick Amigh, Jr., Emanuel Noon, SUMMERHILL TOWNSHIP Uriah Amigh, John Amigh, Chaflree-s, Stout & Co., Charles B. Ellis, John Geis, John King, Nathan Crum, John Agan. Oliver Crum. William D. M'Gouch. 299 900 3 70 3 09 17 48 23 01 2 28 9 08 9 59 13 23 C 59 4 03 10 98 2 95 100 50 3 1 2 371 50 372 144 120 50 ISO 20 202 140 85 291 8 171 383 220 72 21 Henry Ac Cornelius Ztllers. Alij & Shimer. Samuel Rlodet, '63 Joseph Dunlap, Jr., John Fanen, Sr., p;st.,'G3, John T. Hess, Terence M'Cune. 10 28 1 89 2 SI 1 03 17 01 11 32 7 16 4 40 1 99 Robert L. Johnston, Same, Enoa Ellis, Same, James II. Young, 'C3. do '04, '64, SUSQ UE HA XX A TO WNS II IP. 100 20 80 105 150 100 170 50 120 50 25 200 35 120 50 SCO 50 75 75 35 100 50 50 1 17 70 100 70 20 David Brougher, '03, Michael Forbes, G. W. Gooderham, Lewis Kerlinsee, George McCreery, Thomas B. Moore, Same, Same. Peter Beck. Joseph McDonald, John Keath, Barnabas Douglass' heirs, Lwis I). Keath, Henry Kongh, Thomas M. Weakland, Philip G.llins, Ezra R. Hollister, Joseph Lentz, John McDonald, Same, Ode it Monro, -G3, William M'Donald, Jacob Keath, Jr., Barbara Conner, Samuel Lamer, Charles Driskell. Andrew Kelly, Estate, .John Lewis, TAYLOR 7 OWNS II IP. 2 93 54 2 40 11 72 7 19 3 C8 7 51 3 90 2 00 50 50 3 10 1 CO 90 1 25 15 84 2 01 3 08 5 28 2 01 3 09 83 84 1 17 3 42 2 43 1 12 21 John Benton, Thomas M'Cue, William Meridith, John Fiinn, Patrick Kelly, Henry Podon 8 50 2 34 4 28 6 10 3 25 3 19 8 00 39 2 00 2 84 0 06 54 6 09 5 45 James Clark, James C'ark, JO. William Rile', Patrick Ik-neghan, Meliehi Byron, 1 1 Matthew McDermitt. WAS HING TO N TO WNS II IP 1 John Brown, 1 James Hums, Robert Burgoon, 1 George Fenny. '63, 200 125 95 200 73 J .hnston. Kielfent Criswcll,33 1 Henry M'Kibhen, John C.O'N oil. 8 Geo. it Alex. Buchanan, 7 Thomas Bingham, 7 84 85 89 75 13 93 31 18 48 55 19 31 39 N icholas P.urk, Charles Collins, Mary Ann Dougherty, Paul N. George, William S. M'Coy, Jatn'-s ?Jvers, Peter Mvts, '01. Patiick Rilev, 1 Samuel A Short, 210 Stephen Movers. 6 33 87 Robert L. J .hnston, 5 50 5o Nancy Kearney, 3 SO 100 John iJnrgoi.n. 7 90 1 Bridget Bra w ley, 1 23 100 Robert ITinn. 19 48 40 Lucy Gardner, '03, 7 11 1 John Murphv. 1 24 87 Edward McG lade. '03, 9 89 81 Michael J. Smith. 14 36 289 Thomas Jackson, Est., '03, 8 21 1 Jfdin Beam, '04, 3 10 1 Michael Burgoon, Est., 1 55 73 William Clark, 'C4, 2 90 40 Th' mas Conrad, 2 84 1 Albeit George, 1 18 50 Paul Hmd, 1 23 17 1 John M'Cool, 95 1 Mrs. Tro:t(r, 48 18 William D- McGough, 1 11 10 John R .benny, 92 200 Austin Thorn psen, 0 20 John M'Kcr.zie, 37 John KiiHiey. 1 75 WILMORE BOROUGH. 2 William Slick, 2 3 1 1 Jacob Holder, '63, 1 23 3 John Wilmnre. 1 91 WHITE TOWNSHIP. 409 James E. Davis. ?63 10 84 25 William Holland, 1 79 25 Hugh Holland, 1 18 30 Jacob ShafTor, 1 93 YODER TOWNSHIP. 125 Samuel Andrews, Eat., '63, 1120 1 Edward Cofiield, 2 57 400 John Wei tz, 5 00 200 Beam & Potts, 5 GO 12 A. J. Hhu's. G3, 50 00 SO Jacob Horner, 141 B. M'DERMIT, Treasurer. Treasurer's Office, 1 Ebensburg, March 22, 18G6. J FOBEIGiV SIIIPPIXC AND EXCHANGE OFFICE. TTTE are now selling Exchange (at New 1'oik if B ates on England, Wales. Austria, Baden, I lanovcr, Holland. Ireland. Scotland, Germany, Prussia, Bavaria, Wurtemberg, Ibsen, Sax-my, Belgium, Switzerland, Norway and France. And Tickets to and from any Port in England, Ir.Dnd, Scotland, Germany. France, California, New South Wales or Australia. KERR & CO. Altoona, March 1, lSCG.ly. 1SCG. PHILADELPHIA. I8GG. WALL PAPERS. HOWELL Ar DOUIiKK, MANUFAfTl'ItrUS OF PAPER HANGINGS AND W 1 n 1 o-w Shades, Corner FOURTH & MARKET Streets. PHILADELPHIA. N. B. Always in Store, a Large Stock of LINEN & OIL SHADES. March 1, 1866.Sm. GEORGE M. RIDDLE, WITH A&inncufo ui uimo j?. nn MiUllLYYO, TVILIXUO CX UU13 - -. . . . . . . . k T r T "V DRY GOODS. rtO'i aiarlict Mrcct, IfilIJ.AHriBIIA, Philadelphia, November 9, 18C5.6m. 4 NICE HOME. T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, at the 1 house of James M. Riffel, at Summitville, on Thursday, the 29th of March, 180G, A LOT OF GROUND, situate in the Boro. of Summitville, Cambria county, fronting on the Catholic Church sixty "feet, and extending back 200 feet, with a comfortable FRAME DWELLING HOUSE thereon erected, 2J stories high, with a verandah in front, a good Cellara good FRAME STA BLE, and an excellent Well of Water; it being the premises now occupied by Samuel Black. The terms of sale are : One third in cash, one third in one year, and the remainder in two years. The sale will take jdace it one o'clock, p. m., when due attendance will he given. Mrs. MARY 1IASSEY. March 8, I8GG.3t. COKNEli CiHOCEKY STORE. . GBORGB J. THOMAS, Corner oj Main and Franklin Streets, JOHNSTOWN, PA. , 2 49 I VEERS constantly on hand a geneial aa 5 59 1 lx s irtment of FAMILY GROCERIES, Country Produce, &c together with Sp ices, Pickles, Preserved Fruits. Diied Fruits, Tobacco, Cigars. tc, a'l of which will be sold as cheap as the cheajn-.-t. Call and examine our stock. Nov. 10, lS05.1y. JOHN D. THOMAS. Boot and Shoe Slaker , KJ one do .r East f Crawford's hotel, and immediately ojjiosite the store of E. J. Mills & G), is prepared to do all work in his lineonsboit notice and in a workmanlike manner. The work done at this establishment will compare favorable with that of any shop in Philadelphia. Pittsburgh or elsewhere in the country. French Calf, Common Calf. Mo rocco and all kiuds of Leather conslantly nn hand. All work warranted to render satis faction. November 2, lS65.lv. JAMES P. IVSURRAY, Mn'n S,', e-1, (oj-jxsife Hunthn's Hard k fire S'ore,) E BI'XSlSR EG, Pa., R7 EE PS constant! v on hand a good oual JLV ity .f FLOUR, CORN MEAL, Groceries of All Kinds, BOOTS AND SHOES, Muslins. Detains, Calicoes, Hats, S,-c, All of which he is prepared to sell for cash or exchange for approved country produce, on f.ir teims. Nov. SO, 15G5.lv. PUBLIC SALE. IjjTILL be exposed to j.nblic sale at Cresson. (j Cimbiia ci unty, on Saturday, the 24i day of MarcJi, Eighteen ?)lu!es and their Harness, four Wagons, two Sleds, t.ne Buggy, one Buck Wagon, one Sleigh, two Set Buggy Harness, a considerable amount of Pine Lumber, one 20-horse Portable Steam Engine and Circular Saw-mill, to gether with a variety of other articles too tedious to mention. Sale to commence at fen o'clock on the above mentioned day, when terms. &c, will be made known. M. M. ADAMS. March 1, 1800.4t. VM. M. LLOYD & CO., BACKERS, AL.TOONA, PA. WILI. transact all legitimate Banking, buy fj and sell and Silver. Govermnent Bonds and Go'd Interest j lid on time dejmsits. February 1, ISCO.tf. DURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD, Will I do more and belter woik at a given Gst, than an v other ! Trvit! Manufactured only by ' ZIEGLER it SMITH, Wholesale Drug, Faint and Glass Dealers, No. 137 North THIRD Street. PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 8, ISGC.ly. IF URE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD, Hie Whitest, the most durable and most eco- . rt- -. . . r i 1 . . 1 1 nonacai. i ry it: Manui.iciureo emv 1- ZIEGLEil k SMIIH. Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers, No. 137 North THIRD Street. PHILADELPHIA. February 8, ISGC.ly. LICENSE XOTICIl 1710 be presented at tho Argument Gmrt, to 1 beheld on Iuesday, April 3d, I860. TAVEKSS. Francis J. Parrish Allegheny township. Daniel RalTerty, Cambria borough. Peter Fisher, 1st W.. Conemaugli boro. James II. Ben ford, 3d W., Johnstown. Phiiip Shulties, do do do Jacob Ream, Yoder township. G. C. K. ZAIIM, Clerk Q. S. 1 March 15. 18G6 3t. ! , i Amectii g of the Stockholders of the Eb ensburg Academy will be held at the Court House, 011 Monday, the 2.1 day of April next, at two o'clock., p. in., for the j jrmrpose of electing Trustees for the Institu- ' lion, pursuant to tl e provisions cf the Act j of Incorporation and the Bv laws thereof. JOHNSTON MOORE, President, i March 15, lb06.3t. j LAR H TIN1 TINES, just received and for sale at the Book Store of JAMES MURRAY. February 8, 1800. PALLAGIIER'S MAGICAL HAIR OIL. fj and VEGATABLE OIL SOAP, for sale 1 at tiie Look store t: EBBN8BURG H0U8B. T he undersiged having taken possession of purchased an tho Ebonbum House (formely ocujiied by Henry Foster.) will be hapi-y to receive and accommod ate his old customers, and all others who may 1 disposed to patronize him. Tho Proprietor feds a.-sured from the spaciou HOUSE, STABLE it other facilities that he can offer at least as good accommo dations as enn be had at any other in tho place. He is in possession of a large.supply of the choisest li.iuors with which, his tar will be furnished; his table will be furn ished with all th luxuries of the season, and lie intends by his hosjntality aud care, to merit the patronage of all those who stop withhim. ISAAC CRAWFORD. Ebc-csburg April, 17, 1801. tf. HARNESS ! AND The undersigned ke?r SADDLERY. constant! v on l.in.l f. r,A I.. .-.Ml ..... iv ... : 1 1 1 ..mi-! no.. .3 sun liiauuiaciuriug an articled in his line such n, SADDLES, FINE SINGLE it DOUI5LE HARNESS DRAFT HARNESS, BLIND BRIDLES, HIDING BRIDLES. CHECK LINES, HALTERS, WHIPS, BIHCII HANDS &c, &-c, which he will disjiose of at low prices for cash. His work is all warranted, r.i.d being ex perienced, he puts the best of leather in hist work. Thankful for past favors, he hopes, by attention to business to merit a continu ance of the patronage heretofore so liberal - extended to hi 1m. ie store of Robert Davis. Persons wishing good and substantial Har ness can be accommodated bv. HUGH M'COY. Ebensburg Dec, 11, lSOl-tf. union imm Jr EBENSBURG, PA. JOHNA.ELAIR. Proprietor. THE PROPRIETOR will spare no p.,i;.,. to render this Hotel, worthy of a Continu i tionofthe liberal share of public patron age it has heretofore received. His labia will always be furuishe-d with the best thy market aii'ords; his bar with the best of liquors. His static i large, and will le at ten led, by an attentive and obliging I.o-tler. Ebenburg Apr. 17 161. li! i. !kJ a in 13L Ut: iMD W Miliit. in R. W. BARXHISBL, H-AS just returned frrm tho cast, where Lo has jmrehased the largest and best assort ment cf HATS AND. CAPS ever brought to Johnstown, together with an excellent assortment of gentlemen's furn ishing goods. Alio a line aua'.itv of gentie- n.eirs ! SHOES AND GAITERS. ! His stock consists in part of Drawers, Shirts , j G Lars. Ilandkerci.i.-fs, Necties. Susj enders, ! Stockings. Glove?. Umbrellas. Ladies Hats. ; H ods, leghorn Hats. Hats for children and I youth, together with all s rts i f gorls usii I ally kept in an cstablishivient of this kind. ' His gootls are all new. Csl! an 1 examine i his stock. Don't forget the place, on Main I street, thr. e d.xrs est of Frazier's Drug j Store. January 18, lSGC.tf. STEAM TO AND FROM THE 'OLD COUNTRY.' SH33TFST SIA FASSA&E. ITillE FAVORITE, FIRST-CLASS, Clvde- j built Iron Steamers, of the An. hor Line of the Trans-Atlantic Steam Packet Ships, HIBERNIA, C A LE DO X I A , BRITA X I A , COLU M 131 A, CAMBRIA, INDIA, sail regularly to and from New York. Rates of j.assage as low as by an' other first-class line. The.-e fine Ocean Steamers arcs fitted up in every respect to insure the safety, comfort and convenience- to passengers. On verj a ivantageous terms, the Anchor Line grant through tickets to and from all the Stations on the Irish ar.d English Rail ways and priurijal cities of the United States, and also forward pas-renders at very low rates to and from France, Germany Arc. As this Company dees not emjdoy runn ers, those who wish passige tickets, or certificates of passage tot-end for their friends will please apply at any of the Company's Agencies throughout the States, or at the head office in New Yr.rk. to FRAN" CIS MACDOX'ALD Sc CO.. 0 Bowling Green. KERR & CO.. Agents. 109 Main Street, Altoona, Pa. February 1, 1800.2m. UISSOl'TSO.V. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th.at the partnership heretofore existing between. E J Mills & V S Barker, trading under tho name of E J Mills & Co, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent, E J Mills, Esq, retiring. All persons knowing them selves indebted to the said firm are requeste-d to make payment. E f "Mills & co. February 17, I860. 3 The undersigned will continuo the mercantile business at'the eld stand of E J Mills it Co, aud respectfully requests a continuance of the patronage of the lato firm. E J Mills will continue to have charge of the business and make settlements. V. S. BARKER. March 1, lSGO.St. PARTIES INDEBTED to the undersigned I for costs, as Prothono'ary cf Cambria Co., will plea make pavnient imwrdiatclv. JOSEPH M'DONALD. JAMES MURRAX January 11, lBrr.. tf. II Feb. 22. 1S60.
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