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L growth of black hair, three
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tD- tvorf J! The balance of the head
' with fine white hair. It is
, , t!..it Diirje Nature has become
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it on.' h.n determined to co
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the water!
ri'all business on tier own
itod that two hundred t'aroi-
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. ' ' il.nm !n averazc of
.t with them
one
:5-'rJ dollars to each family.
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. reported that the President will
t-rodamation setting apart
i
' i-o, nroximo as a day of fasting and
-U-r, in view cf the anticipated visit to
!' country of" the chuicra.
H:- mia'd-px and varioloid are prc
va"i;"'ia Washington to an extent that is
. iTn:i.- the citizens.
" TrKViciu-nt has t'tgned the bill for
t? sale of marine hospitals and revenue
c-ti'.rs.
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JOSEPH M'DQNALD,
A T T O R N E i'-AT-L.V W ,
Er.KNsBLT's , Fa ,
VFr'ICE on Centra street, r.r'T.'sit?
tel.
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DR.
THOMAS II. D-JYLE,
'G 1 ..te ! pi-rmat etitly in Chest
iZS l'a., respectfully tendei s his
! s rvitis t, the citi..-ns of fl at
vni'.ity. (MUce oi.e d.ior above
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FURKITUSE.
-Tt:-"-a to (he piier.d j-srtrncnt of
ti ' do no-v I cing r-fceivtd, we will
! re lie Iht d.iy of Mty, offor low
. !:;-lot av-.Ttrnent of Furniture
er;i g -.k..:s e-,
coni?ting of
Lire a us.
brought to
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Tibh-s
Mattrasses,
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mows. 5
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vr -n. recftid Ftrv of the store
E. SHOEMAKER & SON.
-7, lSoG-St
'I'iiL U!.dtT.-.ir.e.i will expose tn stile, by
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j uiu-i j, j.i u ,nrc i louse in
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;h ' f Elei.sbusg, ou
Wth . .V,u (xf. at 1 o'clock,
c f.R.o.ving re-,il estate cf which
i rv, died seized.
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t or picco C'f ground witrint in the
' f Ebc:)sburg, l.r-ing part of lot
l i4 di i iguatcd on the l hiii cf said bor
i r.t::.g on High street 27 feet, and
back 41 feet '. ou l.Vd on the east
Y t of C. T. Roberts, and ou tHc west by
'. t.f ii. ll.ihson. Esq., having thereon
!" ted a frame building, recently o.-eupied
; 'ie.rge Gur'.ey, ami Low occupied by
'... Council.
ALSO A lot r f g'i-'in.d, designated on
' 1 i in of S4i 1 I -rough by the No. 10S.
!r' ' :;r .-' ' n High fctreet, (; feet, and extend-
a k ;ooi;g Caroline street 2'J4 feet to
S'':!-l-l" f're-t, l-.avir.g thfcreon erected two
;';;lC!Ilt J'v, :h---g houses, a log fctable, at.J
o-AI.Hit 5 a-Tes of gmur;d t-itnate
' ''" -"l ' :-d of tiie borough of Ehr iisburg,
rg ern.p.-fed of cut 1 !s N".,s. 6, 7, 8 and
'-tiown a.s tie Fact..rv field," bounded
'- t-.e south by the road lexviing to Loretto.
" :;rrtti i.y uu.d of D.i:.!-1 O
.vans, on
:A7 "vl.md e t l)Hvid
't.erf, a"d on the
e.. i-v ,.f S-.n-"t.'
also-a'.i ti.,, ,-,:h:
Baxter.
t: and interest of
ir:. Rnd to lot No.
ine ii.ir. ii
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' TT ll'l rin!1 rr. . 5 - -
t'l-reon erect-id
i
r.-.i::iL dwelling
a frame stab
n ,w occupied by
n t .hepanl when the pr.,; ,Itv is
.ance in one year thereafter, w-ith
r ' ftVJ f,C"CUrfcd l'y ,!'e juJent
--a tt the purchasers.
GEO. J. RODGERS,
. , , , WM. KITTELL,
' 2-i, 1C6 ?t Executor..
GRAND PUBLIC SALE
OF OYER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY
LOTS iu JOHNSTOWN , Cambria c unity,
Fa., being part of the estate of JOHN 1)1
BERT, Sr., deceased, will take place on
Tuesday, May 22, 18GG, commencing at 10
o'clock and continuing from day today until
all are sold or the sale withdrawn. These
lots have been kept from the market for
seventeen years, and such an offer at public
sale will never again be made in Johnstown.
This city is mainly bounded by high and
picturesque hills, and its further expansion
is, therefore, next to an impossibility, so
that the lots now offered for sale will, in a
lew years, be much increased in value.
Johnstown is the Pittsburgh of the moun
tains, and within its reach are materials
enough to supply fifty such Iron Mills as
the Cambria Iron Works, (which are not
surpassed in the nation) for three hundred
years or more. The hum of industry must
be heard in these valleys down to the end
of time.
Among the property to be sol. 1 is a tavern
stand known as the MANSION HOUSE,
containing 19 bed rooms, ou the coi ner of
Main and Franklin streets, near the Market,
facing on the Public Square, and in the
very heart of the city. This stand has 53
feet on Main street and 112 on Frar.klin,
with all the needed room back for yard,
stable, &c.
Also -In connection with tin?, on Main
Street, are three business lot, 2." by 70 feet, J
ati'l on 1 rankan two, Zo jy tect. iiii
mediately in the rear of these, separated by
an alley, are four lots also for sale.
Also Near the South end of Stony Creek
Bridge a TANYARD, of good size, with 9
leeches,
pods, i!
'J'2 vats, bark sheds, 2 limes, 2
bUts. finishing rorms, iVc, facing
on stony uret-K loU leet, aua ocunuea oy
alleys.
Also Four business lots on M 'rris st,
near the bridge, and tl ree aiij jiuing on
Somer.-et street.
Also Thiee lots on the North side of
dual street, where the Company's Stores
now stand, and also two hits immediately
opposite on the South side of Canal stre-et,
and two back of these facing on Locust st.
Also Seven lots, 25 by 125 feet to an
alley, facing on Walnut street, near Coiie
ii,augh bridge ; and alo below these, five
luts facing on C nemaugh street.
Also Nine lois situated on the corner of
Walnut and Vine streets, lacing cn Walaut,
2S by 120 f.-et to an alley.
Also Six lots, 23 by 120 feet, facing on
the alley in the rear of Mr. Morrell's resi
dence. Also Six lots, 2S by 12S feet, fronting
Vine street.
Also Two I t., P,.1 by 128 fee t, each with
a house, ft uting on Vine street, below L.
B. Cohick's residence. Two lots fronting on
an alley in the re.ir of the firmer. One
house and lot near Stony Creek Bridge, now
occupied by Samuel Jol.nson. The undivi
ded half of a double tenant frame house, and
lot, in Sharpsbnrgh. now occupied by Mrs.
Johnson. The undivided half of several
lots facing cm Stony Creek and the feeder.
In the &th ward, two corner lots lacing on
Morris and Dibert streets, con'aining a large
frame dwelling, with fruit and ornamental
trees. &c, now occupied by David Dibert.
SIXTY-FOUR LOTS, Situated on and
between Morris street and Stony Creek,
embracing the old Fair Ground. All of
these lois are level, perfectly dry, ami will
make im st delightful gulden spots and
building sites.
Ou the South side of Morris street, and
between it and the rising ground, are
FORTY-EIGHT EOTS that ate level and
good fir hou.. On the side of the hill are
EIGHTY-TWO LOTS, varying in width
and leng'h. A goodly portion of these
have a gentle sbqe and from them may be
had a charm. ng view of the Penus Ivania
Bui'roal, with Jjhnstown and its subuibs.
FOUU or more Lots, facing on and above
the township road leading South, embracing
Dihert's Villa," house, barn, orchard,
spring, S-c. Each lot will contain some
valuable fruit trees and two or more acres of
ground.
On many c f the lots above enr.nv rated
are shops and tenements, which will be sold
with the ground upon which they stand.
Upon otheis are shops and tenements, be-
longing to lessees, which can in most in
stances bo purchased from the owners if
de.-dred.
TERMS REASONABLE! For further
informatii n apply to David Dibert, John
Dfbert, James Morh-y, Mahloii W. Keim,
John D. Knox,.
Johnstown. April 2C, lSCG.4t.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been restored to
health iu a few weeks by a very simple
nmedy, after having suffered for several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease; Cm.umption :s anxious to
make known to his fellow-sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desiro it, he will send a copy
of the prescription used (fue of charge)
with the directions f r preparing an.1, using
the same, which they will find a st-rk cuarc
for Coxsi-MPTiox, Asthma, Buoncuitis,
CorGiis. Coi.ix, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only obj-ct of the adverti
ser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the fifrlicfed, and spread information which
he conceives to be i.ivaluable, and he hoj.es
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove a bless
ing. Parties wishing the prescription, fuee,
by return mail, will please address
Rf.v. ED W A III) A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings C , New York
Feb. 1, 18Gti.ly.
Ilally the System.
After a disease has been conquered, there
is Btill the weakness that it leaves behind it
to be removed. Convalescence is a tedious
affair. If the enfeebled and flaccid muscles,
the (diattered nerves, and tho watery blood
could speak, they would cry for help. In
too many cases such help as is given them
is not c-f the right kind. The fiery stimu
lants of commeue do harm. They kindle a
temporary name, which is a mockery. Their
effect passes, and the last state of him who
uses them is worse than the first.
Not such is the effect of Hostettek's
Stom ach Bitters. There is no drawback
to their toning properties. Balsamic plants
and barks and roots contribute their resto
rative juices to render this soothing and
strengthening preparation a protective and
remedial cgeut. Its basis is the ouly pure
stimulant which has ever been produced
containing no fusel oil or any other deleteri
ous element. The most careful and skillful
chemists have analyzed the Bitters, and pro
nounced them harmless.
This is t he scientific testimony ; but the
testimony of the hundreds of thousands who
have experienced the preventive and cura
tive effects of the Great Vegetable Tonic and
Alterative of modem times is still more con
clusive. In fever and ague, dyspepsia, bil
iousness, nervous complaints, general debil
ity, and chrcnic complaints it is as neatly
infallible as anything in this fallible world
can be. Sold everywhere.
EliROUS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, ainl all
the affects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt at.d directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertiser's experience, can do so by
addressing.
JOHN P.. OG
No. 13 Chambers St., New York.
Feb. 1st. ISO'i. ly.
STRANG F, RUT TRUE.
Every ycunj; lady and gentleman in the
Unit l States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return man (free
of charge',) by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fears" of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing thid card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN.
831 Broadway, New York.
Feb. 1 1800. Iv.
fT!() Samuel S. Lilly, residing iu Scipio,
I Jennings county. State of Indiana, one of
the heirs and legal representatives of Samuel
D. Lilly, deceased.
Take notice, that an inquest will be held
at the late dwelling house of Samuel D.
Lilly, late of Minister township, Cambria
county. Pennsylvania, on Monday, the 80th
day of April next, at one o'clock in the af
ternoon of that day, for the purpose of
making partition of the iea! estate of said
deceased, to and among his children and
legal representatives, if the s ime can be
done without prejudice to or spoiling of the
whole, otlterwise to value and appraise
the same, at which time and place you are
requested to attend, if yon think proper.
JAMES MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Ofthe, Ebensburg,
April 5, lSGG.Sl. J
Auditor's Notice.
rpHE une'ersigne.l, Auditor to make distribu
1 tion of the funds in the hands ef Joseph
Miller, Trustee for the sale of the Real Es
tate of John Kearns, deoeise-1, hereby gives
notice, that he will attend for that urpose
at the office of William Kittell, Esq., on
Tuesday, the 15th day of May next, at one
o'clock p. in., when and where all persons
interested may attend. "
JOHN S. RIIEY, Auditor.
April 12, 18CG.3t.
Tiic(.riti:!t' si.i.
(IF UNSEATED LANDS and LOTS in
J Cambria coiutty. A. D-. 18oG.
I, Barnabas M'Dermit, Treasurer of Cam
bria county, in the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, in pursuance of the several acts cf
! Assembly of said Commonwealth, directing
j the time and manner of selling Unseated
Lands f r tixes. do hereby give notice, that
; the following described tracts of Unseated
j Lands and Lots of Ground, in the said
j County of Cambria, or such parts thereof as
j may be necessary to pay arrearages of taxes
i due thereon, for one year or more, will be
1 offered fur sale, at the C urt II mse, in Che
j Borough of Ebensburg, on the Second Man
day, being the Wih day f Jane n-'xt, and
continue by adjournment from day to day,
until the whole be sold, fir such arrearages
of taxes and costs necessarily accruing there
on.
1SEATED LM01
ALLEGHENY 'WU'XSHir.
Acres. Perches. Warrantees or Owners Am'L
100
100
220
.0
1G0
loo
G2
200
100
100
S00
335
137
700
GOO
G2
oO
10:
97
100
i00
97
Aaron Brown, $10 G3
William M'D aigal. part, 8 83
Mifflin Hamrnan, 19 20
Joseph Ilogue, 1 21
James Doyle, 17 49
Thomas Byrr.e, 9 91
Robert Whitehead, 5 33
Jacob Mast. 20 90
Alexander M'Casland, 9 62
James Dovle. 10 52
BLACKLICK TOWNSHIP.
Jacob I'reasiiiger, 24 02
Paul Lebo, 2G 38
Daniel Leavv. 14 35
J.S Claik.forEvan'6beire.'64 13 49
Ivthert Davis, 05
Nicholas Altimus,
0 38
7 34
'G4 2 41
3 97
7 77
7 01
23 0G
32 GO
G 91
Daniel Cameron,
Joseph Snovel.
Daniel Benjajnin,
John White,
Joseph 1 liner,
Samuel Cain,
Paul Dishong.
CA MB II I A 7 O WSSU IP.
1G Andrew Lewis,
174 John Thomas,
200 John Brown,
50 Andrew Duff, part.
1 36
1G 05
17 35
5 14
'Go 13 bO
200 Jacob Mack,
SO William Bunham,
G 94
200 Evan Abraham & Jnollennett 20 GO
200 John Brown. 17 33
CARROLL TOWNSniP.
100 John Baldwin.
59 Godfrey Tewells,
90 Joseph Ilogue.
18 19
7 10
.3 21
9 00
13 55
13 55
13 55
50 38
13 GO
33 40
1G 35
'64
90 John B. Hoffman,
100 Rev. D avid W . .bines.
100 Thomas Williams,
100 John Redman,
37 J 12S Sarah Barr.
100 144 Henry Lebo 8c R. Irwin.
240 Alexander Barr, part,
108 Thomas Edwards, part.
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
377 106 James Hunter, 29 93
200
Andrew Weaver, 12 18
Jas Foster & Georgtf Gilson. 29 17
Joseph Swope, '65 8 45
Thomas Fen rose, 33 6
350
100
42S
72 Joseph Pope, part,
49 Stephen Beck,
405 106 James Ruth,
100 Peter J. Swone.
5 G8
3 65
2G 41
P 5 O A f
CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP.
433 103 Jonathan Lewis,
120 Jonathan Cooper,
330 Jesse Bush,.
70 Patrick Shields,
200 Patrick Kelly,
200 Patrick Such,
433 Morris Wolf,
330 Henry Wolf,
29 12
8 07
22 18
3 15
13 50
13 50
29 03
19 23
6 29
3 12
2 84
29 08
29 12
5 70
30 40
11 G8
4 03
10 80
26 95
27 52
4 4G
4 C7
'C5, 1C 4G
110 Joseph Davis,
47 104 Israel Cn'der,
70
M. M. Adams.
433 153 Robert Evans,
433 153 George Richard,
215
400
174
GO
130
400
410
58
115
40G
George Horner, part,
Samuel Ilenshey,
Jesse Bush,
Luke Maguire,
Shields & Durbin,
Henry Davis,
Morris Davis,
Dennis M'Cauley,
Francis Cooper,
Jacob Haines,
I laini s,
J. Jones,
07
200
qj 16 49
do
8 10
CO NEMAUGH TOWNSHIP
S. II. Smith,
John Ccshong,
12G Richard Smith,
Widow Stewart,
Williams & Buck,
CR O YL E T 0 WNSIIIP.
William Claik,
Samuel Stoltz, Esq..
John Knepper, Jr.,
Heurv West.
10
SO
300
82
77
100
300
40
440
245
1 06
6 58
31 39
6 3S
G 18
7 37
23 GO
1 73
38 57
42 78
20
20
51 Penn'a Railroad Company,
Lot No
3 Ann Jlaiiali LUien,
" 4 Same,
J" " 3 Same,
1 " ' 4 Same,
" 4 Samuel Thomas,
19
03
1
Arc3.Pr.JACKSOX TOWNSHIP. .1;'
100 John Cunningham, 7 8
V.
81
92
Paul Baity.
Matthias Slough,
James Stitt,
John Hubley,
Daniel Gochnour,
John M'Anulty,
William Morris,
Alexander Hunter.
Joseph E-.ving,
8 19
300
500
405
45
800
413
42
184
20 04
33 .59
27 05
2 24
20 0G
28 56
3 23
12 29
27 04
4 08
10 33
39 16
2 24
2 23
20 35
8 90
26 01
20 04
4 93
9 20
9 2j
13 91
12 09
7 19
13 52
4 82
8 89
6 02
3G 87
4 45
40:
.", 135 John Simpson,
Gl
116
440
50
50
305
200
S9 3
300
40
122
139
208
181
89
116
54
438
35
415
100
Philip Alwine,
James Bracken,
Van Camp Bush,
Abraham Gochnour,
John Arnal,
105 Thomas Morris,
Peter Boardman,
John Wigton,
John Stoner,
Th .mas White.
Julia Ann M'Anulty.
Daniel Levy,
Isaac Benson,
Daniel Farley,
James Rees,
Samuel Davis,
Same,
LI yd & Hill.Buchan,
Same, Lytle,
Same, Holt,
Jehu White,
3IUNSTER TOWNSHIP.
Sarah Cain, 'C4
RICH I AND TOWNSHIP.
Jeihn Vickroy,
40 Robert Ross,
Henry Rico,
Jacob Clement,
Thomas Smith, part, '
Michael Wodford,
51 Pennsvlvania Railroad Co.,
SUMMER HILL TOWNSHIP
80 Jacob N agio,
80 James Dalton,
10
G3
433
400
401
150
155
215
639
3 75
37 76
56 00
20 95
9 58
2 73
30 07
31 59
23 49
23 57
23 79
23 50
10 76
3 07
97
23 61
23 49
23 49
20 25
18 18
23 61
22 25
21 39
26 70
439
439 120 John Eoerman,
443 131 Jacob Goghnour,
4:;0 131 John Nicholson,
.'00
Isaac . I ones,
Lewis Cas.-i lay, '04
William Goret,
F.bcne.'-r Bvanham,
80 Henry Woods.
80 James Searight,
80 I.-aac Brennan.
JO John Thompson.
William Smith, D. D-,
William Hunt,
Robert L. Johnston,
William Smith,
230
72
410
439
4Ti9
440
42.)
230
400
100
200
S US Q UE 1 1 ANNA TO WNSIIIP
,IOS"ph rtllileTsliCe,
TI .fin 1 niin
9 56
32 91
14 96
10 14
9 58
14 34
l6 S. W. Fisher.
106
.lames W hitelieai,
Morgan James,
Joseph Thomas,
Charles Bearing,
TA YL OR TO WNSIIIP.
John Grouse,
David Prosser.
100
150
76
80
40
8 39
20 CO
13 44
109 155 Adam Ross,
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
11 37
81
176
100
428
50
200
50
150
302
Thomas Jackson,
John Tavlor.
A. M. &R. White,
Richard Sharp,
John James,
Samuel Ilinton,
Jonathan John,
Richard Sharp,
WHITE TOHNSIIIP.
Simon Walker,
149 Henrv Philips.
12 29
10 45
45 34
3 52
14 00
2 G2
10 35
23 87
34 03
5G 05
56 05
56 05
4 95
26 48
4 18
G 09
22 GG
69 54
49 10
48 88
13 74
84 15
56 05
56 05
56 05
80 81
10 17
15 99
63
IP 84
300
433 153 Thomas Scewardson,
433 153 William Sansom,
433 153 George Peddle.
47
Jeremiah Musser,
Patrick Boreland,
Thomas Conley,
Henry Such,
Patrick Stroud.
433
30
70
433
381
153 Frederick Molynoux,
433 153 Simon Walker.
509 17 Thomas Lamburn,
174 108 Same,
433 153 Same,
433 153 Timothy Taxton,
433 153 Joseph Sansom,
433 153 John Clark.
433 153 George Hill,
98 Jacob King.
203 Thomas B. Moore,
4 Graff A Malone,
370 Morris Such,
200 P. Sueeringer & Cx, 41 80
216 156 Henry Philips, 24 46
YODER TOWNSHIP
313 John Steel, 9 53
S00 George Gates, 8 79
150 Heirs of C. Ihrnsen, 10 52
GO George Shrum, 4 41
400 Jacxb Crook, 11 24
147 Alexander M'Gregor, '64 5 53
2G0 Henry Sutton, 13 84
SIliTLD L.IST.
Also At the same time and place, will
be sold the following Seated Lands and Lots
of Ground, on which taxes remain unpaid,
and which have beeu returned to the Com
missioners, agree ably to the Act of Assembly
of April 29th, 1844 :
Acres. Lots. ALLEGHENY TP. Ain't.
1 William D. Hurd, 'C3,
1 Dennis Kennedy, '63,
1 James M'Uoy, do
4 Francis Pick. do
24
79
93
77
32
75
50
12
212
40
1
Thomas Shaffer, do
Joseph Urban, do
Durbin & Kittell, ;64,
R. L. Johnson. do
03
56
11
16
79
46
45
93
79
John & James nutton, '63,
John Kelly,
do
William M'Comble,
Nicholas Nagle,
Jonathan Robinson,
Peter Sipes,
William Wiley,
William James,
Jacob Mast,
ts. BLACKLICK
Joseph A. Skellv,
Alters & Mulford,
Joseph Suovel,
do
2
35
90
324
Acres.
589
103
'63,
do
'64,
'o4,
TP.
8
29
89
14
AmH
'04, 22 8G
3 20
Acres. CAMBRIA TOWNSHIP.
6 W. S. Blackburn, '03. 43
35 John R. Jones. do 1 55
31 Jabez Tibhott, do 93
1J EvanJor.es, '61, 33
12 Thomas B. James, '63, 79
3 Dr. D. W. Lewis, do 79
Go Bernard M'Girr, do 3 04
Lds. CAMBRIA BGRU. Ain't.
9 James Bann-m, 14 91
HjuscsI Michael Hochley, '63, 3 54
1 i George Kelb, 11 21
1 Michael M'Mahen, 'G3, 4 13
J Joseph Brindle, '04, 2 25
j A lose Betz, do 5 40
1 Charles Crist, do 7 25
1 1 Michael Hawh-v, do 3 75
1 1 Thomas D. Reese, do 4 20
A Henrv With, d 2 50
1 1 Thos" & Eliz. Jinks, '63. 3 54
1 1 Timothy Jones, 5 05
1 Matthias King, 'G3, 1 82
1 George Peck, 5 79
1 Patrick Bowers, '64, 0 46
"i John Cuw.in, do 3 00
1 2 Charles Dramier, do 7 36
1 . i Michael Kritzer, do 5 50
1 I William Reese, do 5 65
1 Henry Wright, do 3 75
Acres. CARROLL TOWNSHIP. fJV.
140 William K. Piper, '63, I 30
100 Valentine Stephens, 7 43
18 Michael Dominic, '64, 79
40 George Orucr, '64, 1 94
Houses. Lots. Chest Sjrrings Borough. Am I.
1. Thompson Carney, 'G3, 43
1 Ix-vi Spangle, 48
1 B. F. Tomb, M. D., '63. 1 54
Acres Lot J CHEST TOWNSHIP. Am'l
20 Watson M'G-ary. 4 78
CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP.
259 Samuel Calvin,
300 Moore & Piper,
50 John Daly,
120 Philip Smith,
40 William J. Hammond,
100 Henry Evans,
110 Bernard Murphy,
2 Patrick Watson",
29 17
12 45
1 59
8 19
C4
4 74
7 56
63
'64,
do
do
'64,
'64,
do
CON EM A UGH TO WNSIIIP.
1 George G dliseth,
5 Robert Stewart, 1
1 John Sarr, 1
C2
4 3
GO
8 Jacob Iloruer, '63. 3 7:
is Same, '64, 18 9'.
1 1 7 Draw-ley 7 Philli ps &
Morley, '64, 7 Si
Coiiemaugh Borough First Ward.
IIotis's.L its. Owners. Amount
2 Peter Shocnberger,
1 i Charles Wendell, '64,
1 John Shui.tz, '63,
SF.fJeiNI) WAHD.
1 William Donnellv, do
1 John Ilolfelder. " '04,
1 Alice M'Cabe, '63,
1 1 Henry Blough. 64,
CS
00
20
CO
29
34
Acres Lots. CROYLE TOWNSHIP. AmU.
211 Patrick M Gou
'63.
5S
57
38
I 23J Joseph Ritner,
do
do
do
'64,
2 I e ter arncr,
110 George Wertz,
2S W. B. Butler, - '64, :
1 Henry Shaffer, . 3S
2 George Varner, 'G3, 38
150 Thomas J. Powers, do 6 4S
If. J,.ERENSB UR GJl OR 0 UGH Ain't.
1 1 Eb. & Susquha'a. P. R. Co., 5 31
Acres. JACKSON TOWNSHIP. IA111H.
4 Edwin Right, '63, 72
244 Peter Rager, 10 97
50 Andrew Ragcr, 5 CS
150 David R. Davis, 7 90
Houses. Lots. Johnstown Borough. Ain't.
HKsT WAItl).
1 Elizabeth Davis.
1 Andrew Muller, .
1 Johu Thomas,
2 John Crouse,
1 David llite's Estate
i Thomas Morgan,
'63.
3 10
11 48
1 55
21 08
19 95
6 GO
'C3,
'64,
do
do
1 Joseph Goughnour, Est..
1 Mary Howe, Widow, '64,
4 33
5 50
1 Fied. Cobert,
1 Conrad Wittle.
second ward.
1 David II S. Davis,
1 Charles Johnston,
1 Watson & Gallaway,
Morgan W. Jones,
John Gofi
John Jones,
do 12 39
do 11 00
'63,
'63,
'64,
G3,
do
do
79
75
50
00
18
51
10
Joln Schotts,
THIRD WARD.
Mrs. Gordon,
George Kurtz,
Henry Saylor,
FOCRTII AVARD.
Lewis Wilhelm,
EIPTH WARJV
Hugh Ersilna,
19 00
1 55
18 99
1 80
149
43
do
George W.
Hed,
'64.
'64.
1 50
4 2-5
9 60
1 71
6 C6
26 25
2 34
38
1 55
4 78
5 46
1 94
1 i Widow Vail, do
MILL VILLE BOROUGH.
1 Michael Doran,
1 1 Patrick Ilanahan.
4 4 George Rowley, Sr.,
1 1 John Asquith,
1 Patrick Kelly,
1 William Duke,
1 1 John J. Lewis,
1 1 Thomas Sharkey,
1 John Edwards,
'68.
'64,
do
63,
Ac's.L'ts. MUNSTER TOWNSHIP. Am't
1
Michael M'Laughliu,
3 05
200
John Noel,
RICHLAND TO U NSHIP.
21 oa
115
80
160
400
15
1304
50
40
55
50
126
299
100
50
372
371
50
372
144
120
50
130
20
202
146
85
29 J
8
171
SS3
220
72
21
100
20
80
105
150
Cohick & Strayer, '63, 2 63
Archibald Duulap, 8 28
1 John Hernhberger, Est., 79
Martin M'Donald, '63, 3 10
Same, do 6 20
1 Jacob Frohnizer, 3 10
Franklin Rose, 72
Jane S. Duulap, 43 93
Catharine DimonJ, 8 ll
John Kriug's estate. 1 24
Levi Orris, 1 75
Frederick Amigh, Jr., 1 18
Emanuel Noon, i 10
SUMMERJIILL TOWNSHIP.
Uriah Amigh, 9 S3
John Amigh, 8 76
Chaffrees, Stout & Co., 8 69
Charles B. Ellis, 17 43
John Geis, 13 61
John King, 2 23
Nathan Crum, 9 03
John Agan, 9 59
Oliver Crum. 13 23
William D. M'Gouuli, 6 59
Henry & Cornelius Zellers, 4 63
Alsip & Shinier, 10 93
Samuel Blodget. 'C3, 2 95
Joseph Dunlap, Jr.. 10 23
John Farien. Sr., Est., '63, 1 89
John T. Hess, 2 81
Terence M'Cune, 1 O'l
Robert L. Johnston. '63. 17 01
Same, do
11
7
4
1
Enos Ellis, '64,
Same, . '64,
James II. Young,
SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP
David Brerugher, '63,
Michael Forbes,
G. W. Gocderham,
2 93
54
2 46
1ewis Kerlinsee,
George McCreer',
Thomas B. Moore,
Same,
Same.
Peter Beck. -Joseph
McDonald.
John Keath,
Barnab.is Douglass' heira,
Lewis D. Keath,
Henry Kough,
Thomas M. Weak'and,
Philip Collins.
Ezra R. Ilollister,
Joseph Lentz.
John McDonald,
Same,
Cole & Moore, "63,
William M'DanriJ,
Jacob Keath, Jr.,
Barbara Conner.
Samuel Lamer,
Charles Drisktll,
Andrew Kelly, Estate,
John Lewis,
TA YLO R TOWNSHIP.'
1 John Benton,
Thomas M'Cue,
1 Patrick Kelly,
1 Henry Feden
ll
7 19
8 63
1 5V
8 90,
2 00
50
50
8 10
1 60
96
1 25
15 84
2 01
03
5 23
2 Ot
3 09
sa
4
1 17
8 42
2 43
1 12
21
100
170
50
120
50
25
20-)
35
120
50
360
50
75
75
35
100
50
50
117
70
100
70
20
2
6
4
6
1 James Clark,
1 James C'ark,
'63.
'63,
3 25
8 19
8 06
89
2 66
2 84
1 William Riley,
1 Patrick Heneghan,
Melichi Byron,
1 Matthew McDermitt.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
GO
33
200
125
96
200
73
1 John Brown, e CO
1 James Burns, 64
Robe rt Burgoon, C 0
1
George Fenny. '63, o 45
Johnston. Kiefferi Criswell,33 84
Henrv M'Kibhen, 85
JohnC. O'Neil, 8 75
Geo. & Alex. Buchanan, 7 89
Thomas Bingham, 7 75
Nicholas Bnrk, '64. 2 13
Charles Collins, 1 93
Marv Aim Doughertv, 31
Paul N. Gee rge " 1 18
.lames Myers, 1 55
1
75
5
210
87
50
100
100
40
87
81
289
Peter M.vfrs, 6 19
Patrick Riley, 21
Samuel A Short, 89
Stephen Movers, 6 83
Robert L. Johnston, 5 50
Nancy Kearney, 3 30
John Bnrgoon, 7 90
1
6
5
S
7
1
19
7
1
9
14
8
8
Bridget B.- awley,
Robert FlinD,
Lucy Gardner,
John Murphy,
Edward McGlide.
Michael J. Smith.
Thomas Jackson, Est.,
John Beam,
'63.
'03,
'63,
Michael Burgoon, Est.,
73
40
50
17
18
200
2
87
William Clark, '64,
Thcmas Conrad,
Albert George,
Paul Ilurd,
John M'Oool,
Mrs. Trotter,
William D. McGough.
Austin Thompson,
John M'Kcnzie
Jt-hn Kinney,
WILMORE BOROUGH.
2 William Slick,
1 Jacob Holder, '09.
8 John Wilmore.
WHITE TOWNSHIP.
2
1
1
10
1
I
1
11
o
5
5
66
409
James E. Davis. '68
William Holland,
Hugh noil and,
Jacob Shaffer,
YODER TOWNSHIP.
Samuel Andrews, Et.,
Edward CoffieH,
John Wertz,
Beam & Pottp,
A. J. Haws, 'C3,
Jacob Homer,
SO
125
1
400
200
12
80
1
B. M'DERMIT, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office,
-hn-p. March 22, 166.
1 1 Jacob Sharrctts,
1 1 Alexander Davis,
82
16
40
9
72
49
59
23
10
43
11
24
89
31
26
10
55
96
84
18
23
95
43
11
20
50
34
23
94
84
79
13
93
20
57
60
60
00
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