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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05
SHERIFE,S SALE

n tihTUE OF SUNDRY WRITS OF VEN
- ul'ionl Exponas, issued out of the Court of
Common !, fieas OF Cambria County, and to me d-
fected, there will be exposed to sale by public
outcry, at the Mansion House. in the Boronob If
Ion @oonnstown, Cambria county, on FRIDAY. the
ooth day of April, 1858, at one O'Clock. p. N
TT al ene right, title and interest of William
howard and George w. Hodges, of, in and to a
.o1 oi ground situate in the Borough of Johns
town, Cambria county, adjoining the Canal Ra-
SIN, lots of John Barnes, D. B. Wakefeld,s be;rs
ana others, having thereon erected a two story
frame warehouse, not now occupied; Also
All the right, title and interest of said defend.
anus, oi' IN and to lot of ground lying in the
borough OF JOhnstown aforesaid, adjoining the
above mentioned lot and the old AlIeebenv por
tage Rail Road, unimproved. AISo@Ai, the
rlgnt, title and interest OF William Howard. one
OF the defendants, Of, il and to piece or parcel
Oh iand, situate IN Conemaugh township, Cambria
county, adjoining lands of Henry Goughnour.
the .'ohnstown Iron Company and others. con-
tanning fifty acres more or less. abopt +. ent,
acres of which are cleared, having thereon erec'
ted hewed log house Taken in execution and
to be sold at the suit of Fifci and Smith for the
use OF chester Granger. ~ALSO-AIl the rigbt
titie and interest of George w. Hodges. one of
the defendants, of. in and to lot Of ground stu
ate In the borough of Johnstown, Cambria conn
" ADJOINING the Canal Basin, lots of John
barnes, ID. Is, Wakefleld's heirs and others. bav
ing thereon erected a two-story frame ware house
not now occupied. ALSO-An the RIGHT titIe
and interest of said defendant of. in and to a lot
or piece OF ground lying in the Borough of John
stown aforsald adjoining the above mentioned lot
and the old Allegheny Portage Rail Road, unm.
proved.
ALSO-All the right, title and interest of
William Howard, one of the defendants, of, In
and to piece or parcel of land situate in Cone
maugh township, Cambria county, adjoining
lands of Henry Goughnour, the JoLnstown Iron
Company and others, containing fifty acres more
or less, about twenty acres of which are cleared.
having thereon erected hcwed log house.
$ Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit
OF Arnold, Martin s. Potter, fer the use Of Ches-
ter Granger.
ALSO-All the right, title and interest of
Charles Merriman and Susannah his wife of, in
and to lot of ground containing about one fourth
OF an acre more or less, situate in Conemaugh
township, Cambria county. adjoining lands of
Lewis Jacoby, Samuel J. Horner, Peter Jacoby
and others, having thereon erected a one and
hall story plank house, now in the occupancy of
the said Charles and Susanna Merriman Taken
IN execution and TO be sold at tho suit of Peter
Jacoby and Margaret Jacoby his wifes
JOHN ROBERTS,
Sheriff 3 Office, Sheriff
Ebensburg, April Z. '5S
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ORPHANS, COURT SALE

QI VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE OR
u phans' Court of Cambria county. to me direc.
ted, there VIII be exposed to public sale on the
premises, on MONDAY the 10th day of NAY
next, at one O'Clock P. NJ, the following real es
tate of which Will~m Hudson died seized. to wit
y certain improved tract of land situate in
Washington township, Cambria county. bounded
and described as follows, viz: Beginning at a
post ON the vest side of the public road leading
from Munster to Jefferson, thence west l2S per
ches, along line of land of the heirs of Henry NJ.
kenzie. decd. to birch, thence south degrees
east 2l5 perches to a spruce, thence north 749
degrees east 81 perches to apost, thence north
III degrees east, along line of +. Skelly. Is per
chessto post, thence by same north SIS degrees
east A perches to post, thence by same south
So degrees east Ia perches to spruce at the
aid'public road leading from Munster to Jeffer-
son, thence along said road north % deg. east
las perches to post, thence by same north 12s
pcrches 20 the place Of beginning, containing 40
acres and IL perches and allowance
L E NJ S:-One third of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale; one
other third in one year thereafter with interest,
to be secured by the judgment bond and mort
gage OF the purchaser and the remaining third
to remain lien on the prenaises-lcgal interest
to be paid On the said sum annually to Esther
M 'kinzie, widow eff said deceased, from the date
of the confirmation OF said sale, by the ourcba
ser, duIng her lifctime-and the principal. at
her decease. to the heirs and legal representatives
of the said William Hudson
WIN. KITTEIL, Trustee.
April 8. 1S5s:22:St
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SHERIEF,s SALES

VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF
'enditioni Exponas issued out of the Court
Q! Common Pleas of Cambria county and to mo
ullected, tEere will be exposed to sale by public
outcry at the Court House, in the borough Of Ell
one o'clock p NJ 10y y "'
All the right, title and interest of John Kean.
OF, IN and to the following real estate to wit.
No. IA piece or parcel of land situate in
Sufnmerhlll township, Cambria county. adioininp o
lands o: James O'Nell, - Lynch and otb9
eis' containing III acres more or less about 90
acres OF which are cleared, having thereon erected
TWO story frame house, frame barn and other
outDuildlnSs, IN the occupancy of Charles Con.
way,a frame house in the occupancy of Thomas
Lilly, "a log house in the occupancy of Patrick
calvin and tenant house unoccupied No. Q
- tract oil lano situate in Summerhil township
Cambria county, warranted in the name of Sam
uel Blodget. including piece purchased from Mnr-
ray ana NJ ConLell, containing four hundred aIo
iorty-one acres more or less, having thereon erec
leo saw null and frame house unoccupied =
No. "a piece or parcel of land situate in Sum-
ilerhiH township, Cambria county, ADJOINING
iahos OF Austin Thompson, Patrick RELY and
o'he, 3 containing sixty acres more or less hav-
ing thereon erected saw mill and frame house
IN the occupancy of Mary Settlemeyer. No a.
tract OF land situate in Summerhill township.
SnmDrla county, warranted in the name of John
Nicholson, containing 439 acres and l2O percbes
snd allowance, unimproved. No. 5-The undi-
Fidet one half of piece or parcel of land situate
in Washington township Cambria county. being
the same land held jointly with John Kinports.
containing one hundred acres mere or less (un-
lmproved.) Taken in execution and to be sold
at the suit OF Newhouse. Spatz Co. for use of
Joseph Newhouse 'y JOHN ROBERTS Shift.
Sherlifs Office, Ebensourg, 1pril %. ls5s-2a
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ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

Rf VIRTUE CT A PIURIUS ORDER OF
hS the Orphans Court of Cambria county,
there will be exposed TO public sale at the house
o. John G. Given, in the village of Jefferson ON
IEestiay, the lst day of June next at one O'Clock
r NJ, all the right, title and interest of William
Crum, Ill the following described tracts of land,
viz:
All that piece or parcel of land, with It's ap-
Pnrtenances, commencing at spruce, corner on
Inc of Arant Sonman. thence ncrth IS west 81
perches to a post, thence South ) west $50 per-
ches tc post, thence South rs east 624 perches
to sugar on line of John M'Coy, thence north
"A east 81 pe-ches to line, thence north east
lIS perches to the place of beginning-contain-
ing 90 acres and 12S perches, the same being al
iotted to William and Benson Crum, and situate
in Summerhill township, Cambria county
L f r NJ 5 One third of the purchase mon
ey to he paid on confirmation of sale and the re-
S'dne IN two equal annual payments thereafter
WITH interest. 10 be secured by the Judgment
bonds and mortgages of the purchaser
EPHRAIM CRUM, Admir-
March a, l65S:l9
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New Tin-Ware Establishment,

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS METH
J Cd OF informing the citizens of Ebcnsburg and
surrounding country. that he has commenced
business IN this place, in the building formerly
occupied by NJ. s. Harr, door west of the
fost Once, where ne intends to carry onhis bust
ness IN all It's branches. TINWARE of all de-
scrlptions kept constantly on hani. and At pri-
ces to suit the times. Country Merchants can
have orders filed to any amount By strict at
tention to business he hopes to receive liberal
share of public patronage FELIX HFNLE
Ebensburg April 18th, 1858.
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rWA &DNH G- "z
CAMBRIA COUNTY. SIS.

Gambia COZ MY, SIS.
~asS6&~ The Commonwealth Of Pennsylva
h 2<& MA to Simeon J. Evans, son of Ed
S0S6 ~ ward Evans, late of the borough Of
- Ebensburg, deceased, and T.. J. Wat
ers' Esq, guardian pro hoe rice of William and
Sarah farr, grandchildren of the said deceased
ahu 10 all other persons interested. GREETING:
GU are hereby cited to be and appear befo,e
inc Judges of our Orphans Court at an Orphans
Gooft TO De held at Ebensburg. on the first Mon
gay OF June next, then and there to accept or re-
tuSe 10 take the real estate of said Edward Evans
deceased, situate in the borough of Ebcn.bnrD,
Aforesaid, at the appraised valuation put upon
1t 6y an Inquestsduly awarded bv the said Court
ana returned by the Sheriff on the 9Th day of
March instant, to wit Premises No. at $500;
premises No, 2. $500; premises No. 8. S2Th
premises No. $3.50; or TO show cause why the
same should not be sold. And hereof fail not.
Witness The Honorable George Taylor. Pres-
deht OF our sad Cour. at Ebensburg, the fifteenth
day of March, A. d. 1858. NJ HASSON
mar24:19:6t Oerk
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HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the following
described tracts Of -unseated lands and lots of
ground In the said county of Cambria. or sucb
parts thereof as may be necessary to pay arrear-
age ages oi taxes due thereon, for one year or more
mih De onered for sale at the Court House in the
Borough of Ebensbu1g, on the second Mondav sue of
june lbelng the l4th day,) and continue by ad-
Jonrnment from day to day until the whole he
soio Tor such arrearages of taxes and costs. ne
cessarily accruing thereon.
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TREASURER'S SALE.

nF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS, IN
" Cambria County, A. d. 1858.
George j. Rodgers, Treasurer Of Cambria Coun
ty, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in
pursuance Of the several Acts of Assembly,
Of said Commonwealth, directing The time and
manner ef selling un.eated lands for taxes. Dc
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- The following moroccan, which "
e across accidentally the other day. is pc
IN Its way. 1t contains the whole of Il
history of thousands in a nutshell an
good as whole volume of morality :
Tare and tret.
Box and net.
Hox aud hogshead, dry and wet,
Ready made,
Of every grade,
Wholesale, retail, will you trade?
Goods for sale,
Roll o. bale.
Ill or quarter, yard or nail /;
Every dye.
Will you 0uy?
None can sell as cheap as l.
Thus each day
Wears away.
And his hair is turning gray,
Ger his books
He nightly looks,
counts his gain and bolts his locks.
Byand-by
He will die
Dut the ledger book on high
Shall unfold
>, How be sold
"0" he got and used his gold
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somo HoME.-The husband who. in
No. 'HrS ~ OF relaxation from the cares of
|llr l' ca allows his thoughts to revert to his
r and is IN measure safe from the
E d ~: ;::mptatlons Of the world. We re-
Rive = that there are few husbands
k&ere practical turn to such Thoughts
ENaeb; "ouid De GROVER & BAKER Sew,
E5. Non found IN every we'll regulated
EEs bsnoese ee out those who have experien-
FtB,rsn's conferred by the use of Gro
|A hacoine, can realize it's advan-
L Ssp " exhibition and sale 400 Broad
FS9 cb.oIk noIk ls Summer street, Be.ton.
Hat street, Philadelphia.
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JOHN sHARRAUCH

Justice OF the Peace, ummittvtIle, Pa,
A LII. BUSINESS INTRUSTED To HIS
n care will be promptly attended to. He will
aiso act as Auctioneer at Public Sales whenever
MS services in that capacity are required
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RECOssIDEFAT ALTON OF THE
Lecompton Constitution


HNIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS LATELY RE.
y turned from the East, after making a prr-
chase OF a well selected stock of GOODS in his
line OF business, which he has since received and
Is now buslly engaged in opening and marking.
and which he will offer at sale at very small prof
ITS. All kinds OF country produce will be taken
in exchange for goods and CASH will never he
refused these hard times
He feels thankful for the patronage he has re-
celved III his business, and hopes for a continu-
alton of the same, and he pledges his word that
he will not leave anything undone that may lie
In his power, to give general satisfaction
His goods consist in part of the following ma
Groceries. Also, Spices
Such as Teas, of all KINDS.
Coffee, Sugars, Also, Pro-
Molasses a n d visions,
u ? sue h as
Flour, Corn Meal, Buckwheat Flour. Oat Meal.
Potatoes, Butter, Cheese and Fish of all kinds
ALSO-A good assortment of Hardware. Iron.
Steel and Nails. Also-Drugs, Paints and Oils.
Also-a new stock of Wall paper consisting of
new patterns and styles, which very desirable
this season of the year. Also-Foreign and Do
meStic Fruit and Confectonares, well assorted.
In fact the various other kinds of goods he keers
are too numerous to mention. Please call In and
examine his stock for yourselves, before purcha
sing elsewhere. sa
RSA In addition to the above, he wishes
i 10 notify the public that he has a new
and Improved LAMP for sale, for bur
nlng Carbon Oil, (sometimes called Rock Oil. y
II is certainly the best Improvement now known.
DO IN Tor economy and safety it can not explode
ana can be regulated to give much or little
dght. Lamps made on this plan to suit all pur
poses Any person wishing to try one, before
purchasing. can get one ready trimmed and filled
with Oil. take it home and Use it for forty-cigbt
hours, free of charge, provided it is returned in
as good order when taken away. Call and see
them. ROBERT DAVIS
Ebensburg, April Il, 1S5s:22tf
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN AP
! pointed by the Orphans Court of Cambria
County, to hear, decide and report upon the ex-
ceptions lied to the account Of David Rob
erts, admir- de bonus non cum testamento annexo
OF David Todd Sr. decd hereby givesnotice that he
VIII SIT at his office for that purpose on FhIDAY
the 18th day of MAY next, when and where all
persons interested may attend
JOHN S. riley, Auditor
Ebcnsburg April I, 1s53-21-4t
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Conrad Suppes for use In the Court of Com
of Rosini Gels mon Pleas of Cambria
VS. County, No l24, March
Thomas Wilson and Term. 1888 All Vend
William Burns. Expon.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN AP-
] pointed by the Court to make distribution of
the proceeds of defts real estate sold on the writ
above stated, hereby notifies all persons interes-
ted in the fund, that he will attend TO the duties
OF his appointment at his Office in the borough of
Ebensburg, on SATURDAY, the sth day of Nav
next, at one O'Clock p. NJ
WIN. KITTELL, Auditor.
April = IS5S-2I -4t*
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SONS OF TEMPRANCE,

9NE&e Highland Division. No. 81, Sons ofTem
FAX Eperancemeet at their Hall every SA"UR
DAY evening. in the upper story r
Davis building.
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NOTICE TO SUPERVISORS AND OTHERS
WHAT THE WEST END OF THE HUN
Il tngdon Cambria and Indiana Turnpike
Road, from Its Western terminus, in the Borough
OF Blai-sville. to the mile post marked 81 miles
from Blairsville and 90 miles from Huntingdon,
near the old tavern stand of Thomas james, in
Cambria County, is abandonea and no tolls collect
ed Tor the use of that distance. The Supervisors
OF the several Townships, and Boroughs, through
"nich that part OF said road passes, are hereby
notified to take charge of the same as per Act of
Assembly concerning certain state and turnpike
roads, passed 10Th April, A. D. 1914.
JOHN S. ISETT, Seq'r.
, Of H. c. and Indiana Turnpike Road
March 31st 1853 90
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- IA promissory note signed by John
lLTroxell & William McDermit in favor of
Philip Hertzog or order. for tho payment of
FIFTY DOLLARS, payable two years after date,
dated April Sd, 1858. Any person finding and
returning said note will be lberally rewarded.
al persons are hereby notified not to purchase
said note.
PHILIP HERTZCG,
aprll l4th, st. Loretto Pa,
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20
AThe San Francisco Alta California, in

Us SUMMARY Ol lHS news, has tlt Hollow ifl1.
! The Pmo Indians have cot up another
: sGarre. wish the Apaete,, aud have muster
/ - uIEs.s-- a l4oGsala Warriors ,5 .lyu them
/ battle. The Pimos have always D~en a peace
! able and industrious people, and have yer
| been straunch friends of the Americans. 1t
Is the determination of the Pmos TO wipe
out" the Apaches, or, as they express it, to
eat them up entirely, which is a consumma-
ton dsvoutly to be wished.
The government fortitcations at Fort Point
are progressing rapidly towards completion,
althoug h large number OF the laborers in
tend leavin for Frazer river, after they receive
their months wages.
| One hundred and fifty troops, brought up
on the last trip of the Senator from San Die
go, left the city for the scene Of Indian dis
turbances in Washington territory, on the
steamer Panama, June 25th.
Wages ot work men in every trade = well
ss lIose Of the strictly laborug cla>s,t, Lav-
RISEN - per cent. since the outbreak ot -aa
LEazer river fever Very many 0. our ior
e'gn'p1paiatIon are leaving for the north
a very large conhagration occurred in
| Oro'ille on the morning Of the I'd ult. One
houses in the Chinese district were burned
The total loss Was $4,000.
The |. S. military post at Fort Miller, on
tie San Joaquin, has been abandoned
The city has been crowded with strangers
iuy.ns the torpight, the great majority Of
whom aIe b.ug4 to New Caledonia.
Tbs Ali". can theatre was reopened Oh
the evc.i.- oi tho 2Sth ult, Mr.. and Mrs.
WailacA are the stars" Thus far the houses
have been great, and the arrangement, which
is their final and preparatory to their depart
ure for the Atlantic side, promises to prove
eminently successful.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

Peas and Potatoes is something
new, which we extract from the Agricultural
Gazette:
IL tried curious experiment with few
potatoes this season. Twelve months since
saw letter from farmer stating tho great
success that had attended an experiment the
writer had made in the previous season. 1t
consisted in inserting pea in each potatoe
set, and planting the potatoe-set in the usual
way. The result, he stated, was large yield
OF potatoes, but the most important part was
the entire freedom of the potatoe from dis
ease, while all others planted in the usual
way, In the same field, were extensively de-
Perforated. was led, by this statement, to
try the experiment on q small scale, in my
own garden, this season. lplaated not quite
half peck, only Fifty sets, in six ranks, cut
ting piece out OF each, and putting pea
hrmiy IN. The peas grew up and fourishsd
well, aud last week dug the potatoes. They
were perfectly free from all taint 0, speck OF
disease, and very fine and large, while in the
same bed, close to them, was another lot,
planted in the old style, nearly half Of which
were rotten. l leave your readers to draw
their own conclusions" -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

United States Circuit Court.-At the
term of this court which adjourned last week
James L. buchanan, attorney, formerly Of
Tennessee, late Of Jacksonport, Arkansas, WAS
convicted on a second charge of transmitting
to the Pension Office, forged writings, in sup-
port of claim for military bounty land
The case underwent a thorough examination.
The accused had the benefit Of the Jealous
services Of = number Of our most distinguish
ed lawyers, and the prosecution WAS conducted
with an energy and ability quite equal to the
occasion. On Wednesday, the date of our
last issue, the prisoner was sentsnced TO be
imprisoned and kept at hard labor for Pc
Rod Of seven years. Before being remapded,
he addressed the court BY way of an appeal
to the public, from the verdict OF the jury,
and in explanation Of the chain Of circumstan-
css upon which it was founded. Some Of his
remarks we're impressive aDd affecting, as he
dwelt upon the easscs Of his di.er.cs to his
family and kindred. He said the chief cause
which led TO his accusation,. arose from the
habits of dissipation, into which he, unSortu-
nately, had fallsn.
The case Is 90 which has attracted an un.
usual degree Of public attssion, and the in-
6usoce Of its sxampls, it i to Be horsd, viii
not be lost.-Lffle Rock DemoeYas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

Horrors Of tie Atrieon Coaxt-A letter
in the New York Times, from Port prava,
announces the arrival there Of the United
States ship Dale, on the lth of Anil in
thirty three days from Monrovia, with eighty
cases Of fever on board. Lieut.. L Lee Wal
ker died on the passage, and was buried At
Port Praya with appropriate honors on the
18th. During tho Passage the Dale was short
Of provisions, and tho only two remaining
officers two Lieutensnts having been des
patched to the States in prizs,) being alter
nately upon the sick list, the boatswain and
two seamen from before the mast, were obi
ged to do the duty of lieutenants, as officers
Of the deck, with scarcsly sufficient number
of men to work the ship. The letter says
IF the deadly character of the African eli
mate was properly known at the Navy DE
partment, it cannot be doubted that fifteen
months would be considered sufficient cruise
on the coast. There is no recreation for the
mind, no exercise FOR the body, nothing to
eat, and no where to 60. No cities to visit;
no civilization; no churches; no divine wor-
ship. We have not yet seen the message OF
the President, UT the navy report. To be
kept in such condition for two years will
make a man heather.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

ES We learn that the camp Of party OF
Californians, little west of San Pedro, was
found yesterday, without its occupants. A
small quantity Of gold dust, and other arti-
cles were in the camp. 1t is not known " hat
has become of the Calitornians-whelher
they are temporarily absent, or have been
robbed and killed, and their remains secreted.
Since the foregoing was in type, we have
received the following authentic statement:
1t .ppea. ,st seven or eight days
a camp h.. a->a daily by some Of our
citizens, about To- OF 30 yards behind the old
Catholic graveyard, bet which appeared to be
deserted. One of them at length examined
it, and from indications concluded to take
charge of every thing lie found: this he did
last evening, taking them to neighboring
house. This morning friday he appeared
before c. L. Jefferson, justice Of the peace,
and stated the affair. A daguerreotype Of a
lady, some letters and other articles were
found from which it would appear that the
name Of one Of the men is Roderick Rovce.
that they were from California, and ths,
toycs formerly hved at Bangor, N "
There were also found two California saddles,
pack saddle, several blankets an other
camp equipsge snd also AN e.u,t, none,
belt picked up soma short distance from the
canip.-!San Antonio Herald, l9M ui.