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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
Fresh Fruits fin HermeticaIIy Seated
-bi, ss C0Ms.


Public attention was very generally calle,
10 this subjec, last year by ARfHUR, BURN
HAM q Co. Of Philadelphia, manufacturer
Of "Ar.hur's Paien, Self-Seaing Cans ant
Jars" and large numbers OF families al
over the country were induced to try exper
liments, NOT enly with Anhur's Cans, bu
with variety Of other cans offered 10 the
notice. Arihur's Can, which is the simples
In construction and the easiest 10 use, |,
moreover the only one ,ha, we have eve
seen, with a single exception. that is con
sructed on right scientific principles. Il
the exception referred to, the can iIselfis II
all respects less desirable, and few woult
have any hesitation in choosing between
them. Ar.hur's can Is entirely open nt the
top, with a channel around the mouth, filled
with cement. |, is sealed by heating the
lid and pressing |, into this cement, which
Is done in moment. The cement Is II
the channel wbep the can Is sold. The
cans sustain no injury in opening. and may
be used yeai after year. They ore made oI
lin; and also Of fife.proof earlern ware.
We have spafiiculdfty referred 10 thil
can, that our readers may know howto dis.
iinghish |, from oil others. Il IL, wilhou,
doubt, The bes, ye, offered TO the public, and
10 an article Of this kind only the best should
be taken. We have used them ourselves,
and know their quality, So have scores ol
our friends. Mr.. Cooley, Of the -Lody's
Book, good authority, as every one knows,
thus speaks on the subject:
"There was variety OF Self-Sealing
Cans offered 10 the public last year, and
there will,in all probability, be greater
number during the coming season. MOI
one.hat We have seen beas any comparison,
in our estimation, with 'Av,hur's;' and our
advice to all Is, 10 try no other can or jar
,neu year. This one will certainly keep
fruit precisely in the condition in which |,
is sealed up, is simple 10 construction, and
easy Of use, and cannot We believe, be equal.
led, far less excelied, BY any vessel got Up
for ,hs purpose Of keeping frui. in q fresh
condition by hermehcally sealing" ny
: Fruits put up in hermelically sealed yes.
sells are, as oil who have used them know.
IN every respect superior 10 those put In the
old fashioned way. The process is, more.
over, easier and cheaper. No housekeeper
who has once tried the new method, will
ever 20 back 10 The old. t.,# @'
Y We hate presented this matter a ffIle
prominently, because il is one in which al
mos, every body has an interest. In call.
ing attention TO 90 admirable an invention,
we bu, serve the common good.-Philadel-
pkia Merchant.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
3 Al NJ @ POMEROY. Tuesday JUNE g. 1856.

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strong enough 10 lake him. They did Il
ibut with The strongest assurances that he
should not be hurt! How we're those prom,
Eises kept? Worse than among barbariahs
I He was taken to a cabin, through the cracks
OF which could be seen what was going on
outside. He wastoid thar he musfdie. He
1sked for change Tor his life. He begged
them 10 10. him fight any Two of them foI
bis lie, with any weapons they pleased,
pistols. knives OF guns. No, they would
give no chance. A halter was put round
his neck, and be was led 10 the door. The
limb was ready. Bul when he had reached
ihe door, tiey setupon him, thus bodnd as
he was, and thus assured that he should be
pfotecied, and cut him all 70 pieces with
ha.cheis. They kicked that manglsd body
70 his wagon, more than one hundred yards.
They threw y into The wagon, and Kicked Il
uilet Il was thrown In. They drove Il 10
his house, and the frs. intimation thai his
wilo had Of his laie, was seeing his rnangled
corpse pitched into the house. so that his
blood sfaNefed her dress. She was an ex.
celient and interesting woman, one OF as
good as ever lived. She was made q
maniac BY iha. awful sight.
Such we're the sufferings Of the Fieemen
Of Kansas. ask said he, II we did not
need protection as much as did Arkansas or
Michigan. You "old libers,' ask Il we
do not need |, more than Texas didl Shall
no. Kansas be protected? (Cries Of yes,
yes.) Then give her your 81 fnpa.hy, speak
ou. at the election and you can proieei her.
Loud applause.} as7
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

The most cruel humbug ever attempted,
TO wheedle a generous people out Of their
money is the appeal for the purchase Of
Washingion's farm. IL we were 10 buy Il,
what on earih should we do ili As sad as
The dilapida,lon is now, under the gross neg-
lee, Of rs sordid owner, ID would be- eYep
worse when owned by the nation.
We stand second 10 none In reveFencef for
the sainted Washington, and for his moriSl
femains we would pay ihe price bis unwor-
thy descendan. may demand; but the sale Of
the sacred relics must be made. as such; and
lhe memory Of bis bargain mus, eyer AZ.
tach 10 bis name.
Fof the farm we have no reverence and
no desire. In this we follow the example
of the Nj. Washington, who tnereupon lives
and makes desolaie the halls Of his ances.
tors. We have visited Mount Vermont and
we can dssure our readers that, by penuii.
Gus exhatslion, Il is reduced to almost 3
barren wilderness. The very tomb o.
Washington q mean structure Of brick, with
open vertical grating, is In shameful neglec
and ruin.
1f.hs nearest Of kin thus express iheil
want Of appreciation for these things, how
can ,heJ demhad more respect Of the publicl
| The marble safcophagi OF Washington and
his wife, ihe people Of America would glad
ly rescue from nsgleci; and over them woult
build a costly monument, begiiAng an nm
moral hero whose superior history has no
recorded. But we shDuIdnot place such
structure where no man see,h, in The Wild
lof Mount Vernon. Theplace most easy o
1 access, most central and Ailrac,iye 10 th'
| daily multitude, is the spot vheie graiefa
renIcmb, ance should be invoked Of men.
The lands Of Mount Vernon, il should b
known, do no, exceed In market value
whom 10 order, zen dollars per acre. MI
Degenerate Washingion demands !oE bic
whcf worn oil, thousand!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
Pro-slaveryl CraeltIes in Kansas

We take The following from Col, Lanes
speech at indianapolis, as reported by the
journals Of that cily. All these nroci,ies
we're winked al by Presidenl Pierce ana the
officers Of the General Government and
there was no ordering ou, Of The U. s. army
iolrres, the fhutdetefs, and, no effort made
10 bring them 10 punishment. But now
Sheriff Jones Is wounded and there Is no
:er,ain,y by whom il was done, but ,here
being d surrnise that I, was done by some
Freesoiler. the whole power Of the general
Government there is direc,nd TO arrest the
supposed perpetrators. This is q specimen
Of The "even-handsd juslicen The admins
Iravion deals OUT on the Slavery dispuie.--
Here is the extract from Col. Lane: '.,.' ~.
He then mentioned some Of the cfueIlies
practced upon the free State men by the
Border Rufiians. TarrIng and leaihering
men, especially preachers, he said, seemed
10 be a common arndsemeut He saw the
preacher who had been iarred, fsa.hered
and sent down The Missouri river. OF all
disgusting exhbilionsi a man with Goa, Of
tar and feathers was the worst. lie had
seen !, once and he never wanted 10 see il
again. A man was defofmed out Of all
human shape, 40 see q human uelng
ronne 70 2 mass uevolo even o me ap-
thai odious disgusting torture preacher Of
the gospel was subjected. because he had
said he was for making Kansas o free Sale.
ai'el sn's icoa. nau ueen sP.eru GveI 's, a.m' .s
y W. P.acgu upon .an' W. smV 'oss g,tI ne,u y,
,oge.nsl y cIuP ooaius, ano YIN Pe.ce y
Vsccn ~ aeeS SOtn pIeau' W. ''ar.su upwn We "
mlssOui.--.ne mos, laHla anr usnssIvus
stream 70 ms Wof'u. Sucn waS We ues.'
men, o. nee SIa.e Pseacnels; LC'''ns was
lnutostsu, I SOlllnC = Day ac'eu WIN c u.n ~
me coTm'aee on TlauoIms, =. ,ne OSnssn' esl
Won ~ MsIsas ns no wus a,'ans anu HoOiS "
man man, ~ nau Isea inu.ueIea. nwss su 's.u S''
Inv Ina. Laueuni snu. n'n - ~, suess nku. M Su'
shh. WAS iaise. ne was klheu ny shv. gun
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

ADVERTISING does !. pay the advertiser
10 advertise liberallyi Some people think
90, indeed, know 30, else why do they pay
50 large sums 10 newspapers for advenislsg
This paragraph is in point: -
"The advertising columns Of the London
Times are estimated to yield the establish.
men, The enormous sum Of $3,000000 pei
annum. One firm alone pays the Times as
high as $4,000 year for advertising, and
there are several business establishments
that pay il over $4,000 year for adver.
Using alone."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

Should ihs purchs; % made, she follow
ling results afs sac |0phecy; A perma
| lDenl association Of 81 'hg committees owe
The land. 10 pay teut brewer as follows: ,
lst Fa. sslaties 70 . many officials a
lean be crowded ins GA certainly less thai
/ $2O. 900 per annutns ~
ii, a million i0r 1 ouuneug Of sAirl
|hAff would Be bored alof Congress. o
this million. not excsel 'ng one-fourlh par
would 20 into ihs sifQ hTe; the balance Il
the lucky jobbers, men q lefee consciences
Sd. The monunen| would. BY reason O
|fiimsy construction, 9I pathetic appeal iol
100000 annually u 'sb| II from tuinh
ling into ihs dusl--of .. I6n pes csli
ium might bs expended o|As asposi III.
balance adheslngso y Iarge conscIsncs'
ash. The raiih. would 81 1 shame /,
leave |. as now. Acos|'y fence, high man
nring, several book farmers, ETC., would Be
necessary 10 keep up ils character. The
descspdanis OF al Wnfhingion,s slaves 4
would be considered Indispensable 10 keep
10 preserve the characiof Of The surround.
ings More money fok Ill this. ',.'
9th. .Afisri. was all Finished say, in Ter
years, possible--sonbe Inducements must l.
offered TO 60 there, for Il Is abou. the mos'
ou, Of the way place Imaginable. A gov.
ernmen, or an association steamboat 70,
this purpose, would DO urged, and more
money, OF course.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
From the Independent Enterprise, oolumbo., ..

From the Independent Enterprise, Columbus, o.
We have already called aneniion 10 the
Columbus Commercial College. OF which
Messrs. GRANeRR q AEISsrRoNa are ,he
|proprietors, but 80 great, II appears 10 us, IL
the importance Of On lnslltuIion Of lhls char
acier being we'll stis,aihed, ,ha, We again 70.
fer 10 iH We ask our ciiizens why their
children should be sent 70 q distance Tor On
leeucNh6n they can 20 well recsIve Ia our
own city? Does no, such an enterprise 60
this OF Messrs. GRANGER q ARMSTRONG.
Justly claim their support Il 10 amoness
Us. We know The worth, character, Co.
complsbmeD,s and powers Of these genile.
men. They are PRACTICAL men, second 10
hone intelligent, cultivated and experienced.
The building Is Gn excellent one. we'll sup.
Piled with I'll the necessary appliance or
education, and IN a central location. There
/ is department, for ladies', as veil ss esn,is-
men. We especially call the attention ol
our young tHen who wleh 70 progress IN Iife
| to this Institution. Ina moderate lime, and
al very small expense you can DO pFacil.
cally ihsiTuclsd in the routine Of the counts
Ihg room, 60 as 10 be fitted 10 lake charge ol
Id cleikship ai merehanT's desk, or on d
s,eanhboal in q bank, or elsewhere. Do NOT
10, the winner pass wlshous ayalling VOaE,
selves Of 80 good an opportunity Of prspnrs
ling yourselves 10 rise Ia the world.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

honorable wounds; tina. Is ci,iEans Of Mus
sachuset,s, vithout distinction o. party, ws
pledge him here, in old Faneull Hall, our
sympathy and support In the fearless and
indePenden, discharge Of his duty.
The resolutions were paseii anauimousi
and the meeting Adjourned st II O'Clock.
Many ladies occupied The galleries And large
delegations we're In as.enduncs from .hs
neigbbofing towns.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

Cincinnati, !, would seem, has taken q
new star, 10 the race ofinprovemeni. The
Cincinnai Commercial Of los, "Wednesday.
says:
There is scarcely stree, In the city IN
which. improvements are not being made
New buildings are being erected, and old
ones taken down or remodelei."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

meni. The Sudden departure for Ppris, o.
Monsignot Beradi, Under Secretary Of S,a,s
for foreign affairs, is attributed 70 the con
sierhation Of the Court aithe bare mention
/ of question Of such vial importance ae I
limit 70 the Pope's Temporal sovereignty
and the consequent desire 20 have'a negc
iialor Of sagaciiy and deyptednsss on ihs
spot, 70 assis, The Nuncio IL his Fsinonsifan'
ces, and cotimeract the suggestions Of The
Plenipclshiiaites. F'a sifa w '8.ae
letter from Turin, Of April 26, states
thar the rpmors Of the manly attitude as'
sumed In the Congress by Count Cavour---
fhm0fs which th6 despoiic Italian govern
linepiss noiWIlhsihhdinf an their eHoEs, have
been unable so preye6l IRON Niiely cIfenla|
sing have produced % immense aensdiion
all over Iiaty. Subscriptions for a tesdrnc.
uial Count Cavout are set on foo. 10 sew
sral towns, and'in Rome. Bologna and Flor.
ence many OF the leading -fami les are a
the head Of the movement, !, -,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
CORPORATIONS oPvIcERs--ponERoY

Mayor-Randal Stivers. tst..
Reeorder-L. s. Nye.
Trustses-H. S. Horton, A. Murdoch, H. B.
Smith, VIM. H. Remington, J. @. Cartwright.
gTreasurer--0. Branch, ex ofiicio. -
Msrshal--Gaylord Lyman. " s4 ,5g -,
PosTMAsrERs.
pomeroy--Gso. Lee. o.' A
Middleport--D. Pangburn.
Racins--P. NJ. Petrel.
Letartsville--Geo. L. Piper. ,t.4'
Ghester--Wm. Mitchell. F
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
rowssan ovgIqraa--sALIsnUaY:

T0WN9HF OFFTuEHJ--sALI5BVKt' IN 1Tl'7
Trustees.--A Amos Dunham, Thomas Radford, A.
M, Barlow.
Clerk. .-Hosmer Branch.
Treasuter. 20. Branch, ex offcio. q
Justices of the PGaces---S. S. Paine, A. NJ.
Barlow, Elijah Jones. t.i .f d. .il :,
Worley.
Assessor-S. Bradbury.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
OFFICE Or THE TEEEGRsFH.
FRONT STREET,
SEVEN DOORS BELow COUNT --uf vTAiRs.
POMEROY. OHIO.
Hates OF AdvertfblhI

Ionesquae (is lines on less) three weeks, o. %
One One square, three @ months, sos
One square, six months, go: 80 SOC
One sqnhrB, one year, a.; !s;i 500
One half column, one year, ;:;; 40 90
lThree-fourths OF column, one year, ss 2E 90
One column, one year, istaa 80 60
GTAdyertisement not having the numbefofin
lsertions marked on copy, will be Continued IN
forbid ana charged accordingly.
pCasual advertisers must pay lii advance. /.
GJJON Printing, ofesery description
executed with aceurdEyand neathtss.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
CmJJ JRCH Es.


Presbyterian.-- Rev. r. Wilkinson, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning, 10i O'Clock
Every Sabbath afternoon, at g. o'clock, at the
new Brick School house in Middleport.' $
Methodist Episcopal. Rev. s. @. Frampton
Pastor. Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy
and Heath Chapel, Sheffield, on alternate Sab.
baths. at 10i O'Clock, A. M, and Z P M-and al
the lower Church, Pomeroy, at O'Clock, P. NJ
every Sabbath.
Protestant Episcopal-No services at present
New Jerusaleni-No services. '"'7fs
ai German Methodst--Rev. ]. Pfetzing, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning, at 10 O'Clock.
u. German butheran-Rev. P. Held, PASTOR
Services every Sabbath morning.
q German Evangelical Presbyterian (on Linn
street).-Rev. L. Thesis, Pastor: Services every
abbath morning, at 10 clock.
German Presbyterian ION Plum street, REV.
- Pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ag, at 10 o'clock.
Roman Catholic-lRey. John Albrinck, Priest.
Services every Sanhath morning. M IA
Walsh Bnptist- Peter Lloyd, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath, I. 10 O o'clock, a M, and P M.
Welsh Presbyterian New SchooD Rev. John
n. Jones' Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 10
o'clock, A. III, and 6 r M. H af
Welsh Presbyterian (0ld School) John T.
Williams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at 10
o'clock A NJ, and 6PM.
efcS tsps GET les.
MAsoEs, -Pomeroy Lodge, No. 1854. Stated
Meetings, the Monday evening on or before the
,ull moonlin each month. Hall in Edwards
luilding, Front st. NJ Boswofth, W. NJ; R. H.
u! 90. F.--Naomi Lodge, N6.l17. Meets
every Friday evening. Hallin Crawford's build
,ng;lnR Il: Bartlett, N.l,Ga sampel, Lsfihsn,
Eec'v,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

HAwEEY, Of Lawrence county. l @ra
Observation-Disclosures THOMSON.
COURT AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
fudge Of the Court, of Common Pleas.-Hon
6iMEos NAsH, Gallipolis.al t9saa fjad
thJudge OF Probate Court.s--A. MERRrLL. SOD
Clerk Of Common Pleas Cour..--RoDNEr Dow
'SlN0,a.8ps,isb ~ s.siff.I ..-.i ,at.,...
sherilf. lf.-JosrrH v. SAITH.
Prosecuting Attorney,-N. SIMPSON.
County Audit0r.--H H. II. SWALLOW.
County .Treasurer---0. BRANcH.t s tWt9
County Recorder..-S s. PAINE.
Connty SuEyeyor JoHE Q, GOLDEN, Pagetown.
scsosSsy Gofohsf. mi W. UoL1iss. .aea
County Commissioner ~ WfLLIAM sLEDIIE,
Salem; Mo GurHRIE,. Orange; Taos. sArrH'
Sutton. s,., 80 IA y
County Common School Exainjners.--Rev. R.
wiIKISsoS, GEoRdE B. GRow, A. A. KEEN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
OEFICTAL DIRECTORY.

Representative in Congress (iith Districtl.-
Hon. ". B. HoRToN, Of Meigs county:
Senator--State Legislature--CHAUNcEY q.
HAwIEy, Of Lawrence county. sci Ma
Representatve--ALrRED THOMSON.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-05-28
EATING HOUSES.

Important to Collectors.
HOhLECTORS of County, Poor and State tax
~ for 1855 and previous years, whose dupli-
Gates remain unsettled are hereby notified to make
payment, before OF during the June Court No
further indulgence or viii be given, after that
time. C. ID. MURRAY, Treasurer.
Ebensburg, April %, 1856. st.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-05-28
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given, That in pursuance
IN of an act et the general Assembly of this
Commonwealth, entitled :. An Act to Incorporate
lae AlesAesy Wouatair Health htstitgte," ap
proved on the tuenty-ninth day OF April one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-four, and
supplement thereto, approved the eighteenth day
of A pril one Thousand sight hundred and fifty six.
The underS gned thereof, the commissioners nam
ed in the said act and supplement, will meet in
thc Borough uf Ebensburg. Cambria county Pa,
at the House Of John Thompson Jr.. on Fri
day the thirteenth day Of June A. D. 1856, at
o4e O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, to open Books for
the purpose Of receiving subscriptions to the Cap
ital stock Of said Association.
r, NJ. s. JACKSON,
I. BLAIR MOORE,
WM X. PIPER,
Mnr ioSe
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-05-28
DyGE RIVED
Orphans Court sale.

EsY virtue OF order of the Orphans Court of
4 Cambria county, there viii be exposed to
public SALE at the Court House in Ebensbufg. on
iioHddy, the 2Hd day Of June neg9, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. the following described real estate, to wit :
Al that certain piece or parcel of land, situate
IN Summerhill township. Cambria county, adJiu-
ing lands of John SSeIly, William 4. Skelly
James ID. Hamilton and others, containing one
hundred and fifty five acres more or less, about
thirtyffve acres Of which are cleared, having
thereon erected hewed log house and a cabin
barn, never failing spring the house,
splendid young orchard, all grated of the most
choice fruit, and good meadow all in good cult
vation for farming, In about and half miles
from Jefferson, along the plank road leading from
Jefferson to Ebensburg, and the most choice kind
of wood for Locomotive use. and lumber, late the
property of Philip Skely deceased.
Terms Of S2,e.-One third of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale. and the
balance in two equal annual payments, with in
terest, to be secured by the Bonds and Mortgage
Of the purchaser.
JOHN SKELIY,
Admir-. of Philip Skelly decd.
April 16th, 1856.-4t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-05-28
pubIic Sale.

THERE will be sold at Public Sale at tn, resi-
| dence of the subscriber residing in the Boro'
of Loretto, Pa, on Thursday 29th day of Blay
1856, all his Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting in part of Beds. ard Bedding. Settces.
Chairs, Stores and Stooe Pipe, There will be sold
at the same time, a lot Of Reac'Y Nrole CIohting,
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Cdps, De Laines, C1icoes &c.
and variety of other articles too numerous to
insert, Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of
said day and will continue from day to day until
all are sold. Terms made known on dav Of sale
p. SHELLS.
Loretto, May 81. 1856. 8otd
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A Bill declaratory of the recent License law

A Bill declarntory of the recent License law
was passed by the late Legislature 1t speci-
ies that the bonds required under the tenth
section of the act shall be held as security for
the payment of all fines, penalties and costs
imposed on the principal obligor for any
breach of the act, aud no more of the penal
sum shall be collected than will cover such
fines, penalties and costs. The fees to be
Maid to the clerk of court, in addition to the
fee for advertising, shall be one dollar for all
his services in the matter of each application.
ANY person fined under the goth and 30th
sections, who shall fail to pay the same, shall
be imprisoned unit. payment is made, with
costs.
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gua.Ec safe oE va:s,:.I5Ie Isropertg.

EEe.sC SAFE o. E2sg,2SRo Property.
IidE undersigned viii sell at private sale his
| we'll known property situated in SUsquchanna
Township, Cambria county, it Joins the farm Of
Vim. Glass, about Is miles from Ebensburg The
Susquehanna and Ebensburg Plank Road, passes
through the farm. The f1lloVing are the improve
meuts, a new Saw Hill in good running order
4 Dwelling Horses, tae one in which the subscri-
Der resides is large building, having all the ne
cessary convenienccs attached-a large Bank
Barn. lao feet long by IS wide, Graneries, &c.
Coal Banks within so rods of his residence
and Immediately on the Plank Road-4O0 acres
of excellent farming land, with a large quantity
Of Pine Timber, together with $50 acres of tim
bcr leave-ali the lagd LAYS the Susquehanna
river. Persons wishing to examine the property
can call on the subscriber at his residence. Terms
viii be made easy to spjt purchasers, as lie is de-
termincd TO leave FOR the west.
ISAAC CLIFFORD
March 10. 1856
GHolHdaysburg $ Standard" will please copy
months and charge this Office,