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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENT
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.

MEDICAL ADVICE in PRivATE DISEASES.
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of private nature and confidently promse
injury he constitution Or ] rom
college 81 % q o.: ,s
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traction and usaens received elsewhere II any, and
vEIPkAL's SPECIFIC FILLS
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III diseases Ureihra They effect csre IN ny g. LIZ
s:s aS &. soass1 80. as 1f a ss
THE c2PSsHGrgT Ek PHs3FE J. oy y: 5s.,.
sd.,, Medicine and fh%seE Of The six e
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remedy dC sterty OF basnns. uasss dspsad
S9s; y q half ~
RECORDS ALTERATIvE MIXTURE,
the cure Of primary Q, .scood.,y ,yrhis
by N
All person.; :n.rssssss y..:t. s;a, remaining their
having the vsn.. as.sss
celebrated alternative
Sold in single bottles 81 cases Of half dose. for
- carefully packed and sent to all Of the Union.
CONCENTRATE, t;XIkACl OF sAnsAPARlLLA.
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medisne and
Pharmacy established for the suppression al
hs purifying qualities and cg.,se poweT Of the above
TO any extract Of SarsaparilIa before the public d
may be relied certain remedy for all diseases ArisnS
ring worm. blochss pimples Ulcers pain IN the bones q
nodes eptions ulcerstcd throat or
disease arising from the secondary Sees Of syphilis or
injudicious Of mercury.
Sold in single bottles, It Is cent?
IN cases Of half dozen bodies $3.50
dozen
Cases forwarded To all parts OF the Union.
B-Asverv tbsval diseosaf % wholesale purchasers.
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DIR. SALMoN'S REMEDY

NOR disorders of the Stomach Liver and Kidneys accom-
panied with indigestion loss of appetite, headache, bill
stacks giddinsss papta,on lguor low sp, loss Of
hsbtus costyeness worms and other symptoms
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE, has mel with er-
success IN private practices and pzsd highly
BY all who have taken IT, that the proprietor has been induced
Introduce To the public generally. ~ suffer
from the above complaints that il s as processes 10 be-
perfect cure invigorang the system, restoring Appetite
health color and strength, 20 the debilitated
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, any
preparation aud does not prevent the closes attention
business The satisfactory references required
CHARLES II. RING, i92 Broadway,
ofp,sr n I.l.,, Gil. l,xN
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Do M A IL Ii "A l. l. n ALL'S
CORDIAL. RENOVATOR.

~ Physicians Europe is the dscoverer Of this valuable
medicine used in his practice among the nobility
where used according Ia. produced the
such complaints arise from Reorganization Of the
tive Its quick and wonderful action such that cold
mbecty remain the that under its
influence for half an hour will afford decided relief to
into a ofchronic debility.
Constitutional weakness brought by habit ndu
ged in by young This is when frequently INDUCED
~ the sv h., can seiall Dy.pspss weakness
orgetfunsss papitaton Of the heart aversion society
consumption emacation the symptoms of this disease
potency and barrenness, removed by this medicine
PHILLIPS BOYNE, Agents.
Forwarded all parts OF the United States Price Sc per
boe-6 bottles for 50. Sold IA Duane ais lmsr
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LANGENHEIM u BECKERS,
nAGUERREOrfPERS,2 oi BROADWAY, BELOW FuLrox
~ STREET, having enlarged their Ateier, pro
ved with the best kind Of ghthe style aud quality Pic
they produce with like those made the
in Philadelphia by w 4 +. Langenhem, their partners
This mode Of deadelng the background Of pictures
BY suudr permanent coors now patented and gives such
beauty oil effect Dagueeye be for the public
inviting, at least TO examine specimens Of this
LANGEkHElM x BECHERS,
Agents for Voigaender X SOhn's German Cameras
and L. BECKEkS, Daguereotype
IS Imsr chemicals &c
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& ON ) T z ATION
lCOSTIVENESS)
n Il - IT II n " IL n

WITHOUT MEDICINES, INJECTIONS or BATHS.
w Discovery recently made France by NJ Wartou.-
Price Thirty cent,-he fifth English edition translated from
the 23rd Frrnch edition the exposition NATURAL simple
agreeable aad nalible means, recently discovered IN
France only OF overcoming but also Of completely De
stroying Obstinate and habituAl paton
without using either econs or b.hs
physicians and other Of distinction certifying ne
complete efficacy of the To each document Is sub
joined the and address OF the physician OF other
person who testiies.
The authors certificates attest not only that this natu-
destroys constipation and that causes the ntest
nal canal 10 pcriorm functions normal
states but sso that il cues IL by enchanment Painful
digestion, (dyspepsia ALL or nearly all the diseases
rous dangerous standing diseases for curing which
medical science Is entirely mpotent
Sold AZ The National Depot Of WARTON, of Paris tx
Maiden lane New York and by all booksellers and medicine
dealers In the United states me lmsr
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JTJINiE. FOR VOTTRSET.E

tIUNTERlAN D1SPENSARY, No. Division street.
established A. d. 1885, by the present proprietor for the
successful Of disease Of secret and for
is the only remedy earth that safely be relied
s.,n,,n, .n ;,h s A., snay 20 .ne eos
when all else have failed comprehensive treatise
to eecuay in all matter how long standing
or d. epy seated ~ the with less trouble to the
the world pay will be taken Price 81 per vial
a3s
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ne HAhlSlAAS SECnEI.
lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French,
entitled The Partisan Secret Self Preservation "
stances without The Of Medicine any disagreeabs
ion in Paris, London and other large cities,
BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. D.,
Member OF the Faculty of Medicine Of ParPhysican
the Venereal Observation-Disclosures Of the Legion Of Honor &C.
Rue de ST. Houore 70, Paris.
For lie in New York only the Maisou de Sante" l2
Fulton
Publ she'd by Robert H. Dumont Legal Deputy for Dr. Lee
baum 1870 Washington Boston, Price 621a per copy
copies FOR ST. All orders should be addressed paid
Robert III. Dumont a above IN
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FRESH BEEF AM VEGETABLES FOR as NAVY.
CEALED PROPOSALS-Endorsed 9 Proposals for Eresk
Bessaad ysgesstlss win ;. received hy Navy Agent
next at O'clock NJ for the supply and delivery q ffssh
Vegetables for the Of the Navy this Seatoa
yesssabs. be Of the best qualities the market .aos must
rty will be required for the faithful performances Of ths
tract.
PROSPER M. WETMORE
a23 law6w eFr re Navy Agent.
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AInArILAIUhi,

n Z, Changing the color Of the
~ hair any required shade of black bros few
minutes by simple and without ainng the
skim way njarng the hair The advantages
by this Hair Dye those hitherto will be
apparent II produces perfectly color
comparatively short space OF tme and much Of the trouble
tirey obyiaed in this For producing the lighter shades Of
brown the Atrapatory be said be the only prepare
ton through which result can lie relied on; and
in addition the color having resemblance that
completely defy detection, the Of the Dye
will be found injurious the hair which, after
the operation will retain accustomed softness elasticity
and gloss Private for ladies and gentlemen wish
ing TO have their hair changed, at
AZ lm&rc LIZARDS. % Chatham 4.
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CEALED PROPOSALS. TO be endorsed !" Proposals for
OSms Stores: win be received BY the Navy Agent Il his
O'Clock the supply Of small store: for the use Of the
Navy be delivered upon receiving ve days notice
year. ending the 30th June. 1et7
The articles will be sube such inspection - the bu-
Of Provisions and Clothing shall pescrbs and must be
good quality equal all the best Of those
ners used the service fs, Tent e. w %
Agent and the remaining 10 per cent Ga the
entire completion Of the conryset Bonds IN s9@cisnt
amount with two approved surees. will be required for the
faithful performance Of the contract.
Blank proposals: containing list d. the auciss' may Do
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10 YnIN EHo PUBL EMS AM " llEnS.
NOR SALE-One-half the interest q Weekly Paper
the only Of the kind in the country devoted The
all expenses and with triiag farther outlay be
made DOUBLE the amount To an ousiuess man
dre.s with real name and residence "veas st the Office
Of this paper. Je2 3feod& itw~rrc
fltO AlAklAirU L.AUlEo.-A oeciet "
Apply for further particulars 70 Dr. Oh. MONTEk,
lower once No letters taken from the oes unless they
maid ssar st ~ rese
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FITS! FITS!

CERTIFICATE of Cure of Epileptic Fits Of years
Iyans Vegetable Exac! and before the Mayor Of
the city of New York, March the It'll instant.
To all whom it concem.-I hereby testify that have
been afflicted Tor twenythree years with epileptic fits It
have suffered through the various stages OF this dreadful dis
from having the attacks light and far between having
them u the most awful manner aud very frequently have
recvn VIM anew Z, Without ever
remedy $50 called could hear of until gave up all
grave blessing rather than life length heard that
yese,abIe Extract was making many wonderful
Of faith called Drs Ivans Hart, and my
case 20 them became convinced that they under
stood the disease and hope revived,yes thank God my
about three months, and through the blessing OF the Al
mighty in the used, restored to health and I
are asted 10 longer doubt but call si Grand
any person who would wish with this
subject my residence, 40 Essex street, New York.
WILLIAM II. PARSELLS,
Sworn before me, this 9Th day of March, AID. lais
m w Il HAVEMEYER. Mayor.
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MEDICAL AlD.-kEMOvAL.
DR, GREGORY has removed from Gold street, TO

MEDICAL AlD.-hcsMCv n. -. ;. /,
nR. GREGORY has removed from Gold s.rse, K 20 .. >
~ Roosevelt, door from Chatham stfees w"ee NC may
be Consulted Gdemtially, usual At all hours
There few IL any medical men sm9nt us, st know
better how manage thc:e difhcsn ss SIGMe
IL a hss nulishe "a treatise upon habits aud
diseases called the V intended for the use Of
bu. what better points on, clearly the means e
A.. \, ,s.k ~ On this alone, the book IL worth
ros~ Than ali other publicaons Of the kind II "a sold by
10 fsmses this te book will prove friendly and
confidential sdvser also Tor sale at the following drug
'''s- No q william street Msidss Lsss.
81 and 100 Fal!cn street
Bcth corners Of Chambers street end Erssdvsy.
No. - Bowery, corner 81 Wsiker street
~ East Broadway, corner ~ M-stet street. Aad
iSs Delaney street, corner ~ ssSsk street
nrie lnsr
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- n ------ MAY STATEMENT. 80
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
No II Wall issued, during the month Of May 2E

ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President.
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary. 4s3
JOSEPH L. LoRp,- Agent H.
JAs.SrEwARr, M d. Medical Exaninerl
No 62i Byadway.S je2 eodswsrc
The AAiEhIIAN EACHAANNE DkANA.
A MEETING Of the 6tockholders Of the American Ef.
"A change Bank for the election Of COUNCILLOR and Diree
tors WILDE held the Director Room Wednesday, "a
day of June next, from II O'Clock NJ TO lo'clock P. NJ
Messrs. JAMES MILES,
WI w. HusLsur, ,rr
Per order Of Board Of Directors,
me- tawtosdjsr JOHN J. FISK, Cashier.
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TO ALTO X S

t TO TAILORS.
THOSE who wish attain complete knowledge of the
Of cutting all the various styles Of garments
at the present time, would do well obtain Stinemets
work the subject, which universally allowed to be
plee-the price OF which from to 10 dollars copy the
difference price being wholly the binding To be had
Of the author No. ll3 Broadway, New York. ali n-r
TO MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURES
ATHES Of all descriptions from Is feet long, furnish
IL ed short ss cutting engines suitable for all
kinds Of work For and description direct the sub
scrber, Hudson, New York.
n 1msrc JAS T. PERKINS.
10 DEALERS In FISHING TAChLE
LARGE assortment Of China Grass Fishing Lines and
"A Salmon and Trout Silk Worm Gut, city
dealers. Every article in fishing tackle will be found
reasonable prices CONROHS shng and Sporting Tackle
Establishment. 50 fulton st. corner Of Cliff al m.rh
q. 3 CLARKE, MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS REMOVED from l32 William street TO ll6 WniaN
within doors Of John.-A rich and fashionable
Of Goods will always be kept hand, and will
be made order such command the
ton Of the truly economical, while the style and finish WILL
to the of taste, speak for themselves.
As all goods bought for cash. and therefore, the
lowest finer article will be manufactured lower
price, than the credit tailors possibly furnish
GENERAL
Fine French Cloth Black Stress Coat FROM SIS to $40 90
vs.s. OF Satin, SILK, &c ITO 800
Goats and all other articles usually sold by the trade,
at unuzually low prices.
Formerly with Brundase.n Of Broadway. mve lmsrc
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH.

Optician, 81 Nassau Street,
HAS constantly on hand, French, German and American
IL Instruments Coating Boxes Mercury Baths and all the
otner material Operators under his
Lenses Ground order Thermometer and Surveying Com
passes manufactured for the trade.
Magnetic Electric Machines Of approved construction for
medical nurpnaea. NIL I'm
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ADAPTED TO 0ENTLEMENS WEAR.
WIN. MATTHlESSEN, lH Fulton street, invites the in
wv specon Of the public his choice stock Of French
Black aud colored Cloths and Cashmere Vesngs, Of all
suitable for spring trade which bs cld Lex
DURABLE GARMENTS AT MODERATE PRICES,
would do well TO have their by the ecient cut
Of this who capable Of giving - meat
fitting garment ~ the most fastidious desire.
articles ofsma continually on hand, Shirts esPe
ciaIly
Remember the number, ~ Fulton street. ,.r,, rssrN
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70 Ship Montauk for Canton will sail this day-Leuer
bags at the Exchange Reading Rooms.
G Packet ship Arcole for Marseilles will sail this morn
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Wm. II. BAKER,
COUNTERTEITS.

***Fhose who counterfeit good ned
icine for the purpose of adding few
dollars 10 their pockets are far worse than
the manufacturers Of spurious coin. For
while the latter only rob us of our pro-
perry the folmeT take property and health
and life away. DR. Wislar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry is admitted by thousands Of
lisinteresied witnesses 10 have effected
The most extraordinary cures Of pulme-
nary and asthmaiic character ever before
recorded IN the history Of medicine.
The young, the beautiful. the good. all
speak forth It's praise. Il is now ils ia
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The XFEEE District.

Our returns from Greene County are
not altogether complete; but enough is
known, to show that STEWART majority
in the District will exceed 700. Had the
weather been more favorable, Somerset
county would have given him 400 III
stead ofless than 900.
We have no disposition 10 "crow"
over our opponents on account OF their
discontinue: but cannot suffer the occa-
sion to pass without congratulating the
friends Of Protection ON the glorious re-
suit. They have thus again proven their
unllterable alherelceto TO the true American
policy. and stamped with the seal of con-
demnation the British system Of James X.
Polk and his partizans.
ANDREW STEWART has been trium-
ph&htly sustained by his constituents.
maugre all the foreign influence that was
exerted against him-and the Admins
tration at Washington and its scribblers
can now see that the intelligent and pa
tr;ouc p ople of the 18Th District can
manage their own affairs, without the aid
of British agents or Southern free tra-
dorc
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Will miracles never ceasel More evi
dence of lis surprising Health Reslora-
tive virtues !! :!
From DR.. Baker, Springfield, Ky
Springfield. Washington ca. KY, May
IA, 1915.
Mcssrs Sanford anil Park:
Genis-l take this opportunity Of in,
forming vou Of nast remarkable cure
performed uFon me by !he nse OF DR.,
Wislar's BaI>am OF Wild Cherry. In
the year 1910 | was taken with an inna.
maiian of the bowels " hieh labored un.
der for six weeks when | gradually re-
covered In lhe fall of 1871 was al
lacked with a severe cold. which seated
Itself upon my lungs; and for the space
Of three years was confined TO nv bed.
| Tried ali kinds of medicine and every
variety of medical aid without benefit;
and wearIed along until the winter OF
Is4 when heard Of Wistas's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry.
My friends persuaded ne to give it a
fair trial though bad given up all hopes
of recovery and had prepared myself for
Ihe change of another world. 1'hrous h
their solicitation was induced TO make
use of the genuine Wistar's Bals1m Of
Wild Cherry. The cl1eci was truly as
tonis!!ing. Alter five years Of afllction.
pain aud suffering: and after having spent
four or five hundred dollars to no pur-
pose, and The best and most respectable
physirilns had proved unavaiing, | was
soon restored TO entire health by the bIes
sing Of God and The use OF Wislar's BaI-
sam of Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good health. and
such is my altered appearance that am
no Innaer known when meet my for
mer acqusntances.
have gained rapidly in weight and
nv flesh is firm and solid. can now
eat as much as any person and my food
seems 20 agree with me. have eaten
mere during the last six months shan
had ealen i've years befnre.
Considering my case almost miracle
| deem ii necessary for the good Of .he
afflicted and duiy o*e 10 the prnpris
tors aud my fellow men vino should
know " here relief may be had) io make
this statement public.
May the blessings of God rest upon
the propriet,rs Of so valuable medicine
as Wisiar'r BaIsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully,
Wm. II. BAKER.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

oTicE is hereby given 10 all persons
concerned as legalees, creditors or
otherwise, that the following accounts
have been filed and passed register in the
Registers office. Tor the county of Som
ersei. aud that the same will be present
ed TO the Orphans court for confirmation
and allowance on Monday. the Esd day
Of Norsmber nerf, at an adjourned Or
plians' Court, viz:
The account Of Jacob keim, admin
istrator of John J Saylor deed,
The sccoun; of Jocob Miller and Pc
ter lIochstetIer Jr, Executors Of the last
will and Testament Of Peter HochsteIler,
deceased.
The account Of Edward Dorsey Ex-
erutor Of ;he last will and Testament OF
jacob Hickman. decd.
The account Of Isaac Y oder and Dan
ie Hochs,eiler. Executors oil Daniel
Uochsleller deceased.
The account Of Jacob Bloueh and
Samuel Flickinger, Executors Of Abras
ham Fiiekinger deed.
The acrourt of George Walker Ex-
ecutor Of Simon Hay. deed
The account Samuel Thompson ad.
minisial0r OF Thomas Collier deed.
WM. II. PICKING.
Oct. 81 l546. Clerk.
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JaVne's Hair Tonic,

l4) THE efficacy of Ibis eIegan. pre-
paraiion in restoring tie growth of the
baif III bald places, is truly wonderful.
Where the hair has been worn of from
the top of the head. by the careles SIS prac-
tice of ca rrying things in the crown q!
the hat, il is generally considered diff
cult, il not Impossible, to restore il; but
il is found by numerous examples that
the Hair Tonic reaches these cases very
promptly. and effects complete cure.
Every gentleman-fwe say noihIng to
lhe ladies. il being a fair presumption
that their hair is always in FULL luxurlance
at leas, it always seems so)-everv gen
ileman who finds bis hair growing toe
thin, or Becoming loose, should place a
bottle of Jayne's Hair Tonic IN his dres.
sing-case, and apply il with hee use of
the hair-brush every morning. The re-
suit will be full. strong healthy head
of hair, The cases that have fallen un-
der own observation warrant us fully in
asserting ihis,-Weekly Messenger,
Sold by ]. J. g. II. F. Schell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin.
StoYsiown Pa
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T,,,o Rcsult i'm ts.is County.

pr referring to the oiiicial reta rms OF
ri. county published in isday's paper,
: riIl be seen that Andrew Stewards ma
i,riy for Congress is $50. John r..
rie IS elected to the assembly, Samuel
Cah.h Sheriff, John Mong Commission
e.. Isaac Ffiedline Coroner, Samuel j.
Lieh:y Auditor, and Benjamin kimmcl
Absalom Casebeor and Joseph Imhofi
Directors OF the Poor. For Canal Com
missionc- Mr.. Powers majority is $50.
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RCeCg Cgaa.ssc',f'-77S-sy '-7S-y
~ %
The LEGISLATURE.

OF the Senators holding over, there are
10 Democrats, ii Wings and one Native.
At the election on the 18th the Democrats
gained in Philadelphia county, and the
Wings gained in Montgomery, in
Bucks, and one in Northampton and Le-
highs Districts to hear from.
The last House Of Representatives
stood, Democrats 81, Wings 80. As far
as heard from the Wings have gained 3
members in Bucks, in Blair, in Cum
berIand, in Dauphin, in Huntingdon,
| in INcoming and Clinton, in Mifiiin.
? in Montgomery, in Northumberland 2
in Schuylkill, in Beaver, in Butler, ,
in Fayette. in Washingion-giving a
probable Wing majority in the House OF
Representatives.
LATER-Whig loss, in Cambria.
Power is in all probability elected
Canal Commissioner. In the counties
heard from he is 5000 ahead of Foster.
Pennsylvania has spoken. Her peo-
pie have recorded their verdict against
the policy of the Polk Administration.
The British Tariff of 1916 has been most
signally condemned, and the Banner of
PROTECTION floats proudly and tri-
umphantly in the breeze!
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Also by
(PRo BONO PUBLICo.)
SEHERsFFaS SALES.

FENHE Sheriff of Somerset will offer
4 far salo by public outcry in the
Bornughof Somerset, on Friday the l3th
OF November next, the following real
esldie:-
tract or land. situate in Allegheny
township, cuniaing 400 arres more or
less, / | acres cleared. adjoining lands Of
II L Wild, john Wit, Simon Gebharl
and others, one story log house, q
spring house and stable thereon erected
-as the properly of Peter P. ShafTer.
Two lois Of ground in the Borough of
Somerset, containing half an acre, more
or less, adjoining 10. Of Daniel Baird
on The west, Union street on The north
Main street on the sou.h, andsa lui of A.
braham Dull on the east, large two
story dwelling house, wood she'd and
stable thereon erected, now in the or
pancy of Henry Jackson and John ].
Benford-as the property of Scliachliler,
Bear & Slaum,
A tract OF land in Jenncr township,
containing 40 acres more or less. about
90 acres cleared, about 10 arrcs in mea-
dow, adjoining lands of Jesse Griffith
George Smith, George Friedline and
William Griffith and others. one story
house, barn and other buildings there
on-as The property Of Herman TIMBER
ger.
A tract of land in Somerset township,
containing So acres, more or less, a cab
in house and stable thereon erected.
adjoining lands Of Samuel Meizler.
George Hartmrn, John Casebeer. God
frey Slahl and Michael Sipe-as The
property Of John Young,
A tract Of land in Slonycrcek town
ship. containing $50 acres. ano,her Of
ESQ acres. one Of 400 acres, one of A
acres. and one Of 200 acres. all more or
less improved -as the property Of Da-
yij Keller