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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Alarming from the Departments-Money
Matters.

The news from the Departments of the Cher
is alarming, although immediate danger is at an
end The peasants of the whole district are
members of the Secret Societies, aud all rise at
a signal from their chiefs.
Boursc firm Elves opened at %, closed at
80. Three closed at 5565 for the end of the
month.
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Iiverpool Provision Market.

BEEF, PORK, HANS and SHOULDERS were unsal-
able IN the absence OF American Pork dealers, who
had supplied their wants with Irish and Hamburg
LARD declined ls.G2s, sales being limited to about
SO tuns at sos. Sdd5ls. CHEESE-Flne qualities IN
brisk demand other sorts 60 of slowly. BACON
None IN the market
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American Stocks.


The market has been depressed since the departure
of the Pacific and the desire to realize had increased
Prices declined one eighth of penny, the quota.
tons being Fair UplaDds and Mobiles, SD, aud
Orleans, SID The sales Of the week were 29,6l0
bales of which 600 were speculation, and $500 for
export.
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FRANCE.
The Ministerial Crisis

The ministerial crisis continued and eXclteu
much interest throughout Europc, more parlicu-
larly from the generally understood fact that the
resignation was caused by the Presidents deter
mnation 10 restore universal suffrage.
Paris remained perfectly tranquil.
There was nothing IN the papers respecting
the new Ministry. Hopes are entertained that
the Red party will defeat the Presidents move
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u The Sixth Avenue Railroad Com

pany have informed the Common Council Gas we IN
formed the public several days snce) that they are
ready 10 commence the building OF their road.
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MARRIED.

On Monday Oct q. al the Church Of DIVINE vniV ~
R,y r. W Bellows, Mr.. CHARLES X ELLIS TO Miss
MARY A. MELVILLE, all Of tins CITY.
On the zi,h OF Aprli by Rev Mr. Puiney, THADDEUt
H. HAISTED to MARIA MOULTON.
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EAST INDIA.

Aa'iees had been received to Spet 8, from
calcutta Sept nth, from Bombay, and Aug.
~ rom China. They are quite unimpor,ant
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suvht Decline in Cotton Other Markets Firm.

nv THE NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND
MAINE TELEGRAPHS TO PORTLAND,
AND THENCE
RAMS MERCHANTS LINE TO NEW YORK
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE,

TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
HALIFAX, y. : Tuesday, Oct 2s, 1851.
The Royal Mail Steamship Europa, Capt.
Lott, from Liverpool Saturday the 18th instant
arrived here at Q O'Clock this morning, bringing
JOG passengers, children inclusive, II for HALIFAX
She made the harbor from the westward, hav-
ing experienced very heavy blow yesterday,
and rough weather throughout the passage.
Since the sailing Of the Pacific no steamer
from Ar RIGA had arrived in England.
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SUPREME COURT-GencTai IeTm.-NoS. ~, 10, 40,
40 So l69 So So to %, No other will be taken
up this term. 80
L. 5 DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. IS to 20, 81, 80 TO 30.
SUPREME CouRr-G eneral Term.-
The N0rfh American Trust Co. matter, referred to
Yesterday, being motion for leave to add three ei
tiers 10 the testimony. but opposed, was concluded.
Wm Grtgg sgt. Isaac Y Westerretf, eTscHtor u
Harnan Wesferrst, deceased Appeal from decls
ion of the Surrogate III favor of Dr. g. as to So 600
devised BY the late MT. W. to his daughter Mrs. g.
II IS coptended that Mrs. and not Dr. e.. under the
recent law OF this State, giving to married women,
ia their OWE tight, property devised or granted to
them &c On the part Of Dr. G. 1t is cOntended that
the law so far It is made 70 change the condition
OF parties as they stood previous to the law Is I'M
coIsCtutOnal-and that the devise being made De-
core the law the husband has a right 10 IT,
Dr. and Mrs. G.. separated, she residing IN
New.York and he in Philadelphia, where Mrs. e.
also resided but came 10 New York, bringing with
her their only child and controversy arose after
ward as 10 us care and custody Judge Oakley
oefore whom the proceeding was had, declared that
there aDpeared ~ lie no cause for Mrs. e. leaving
her husband.
The parties IN the present suit are DR. G. and the
executor of Mr.. VS. estate, IN whose hands the
pIoperV is II was said Dr. G.. offered 10 have It
pIaced in the possession of trustee, the interest 10
enure 10 Mrs G.. during lie and the principal alter
ward 10 their child. Argument was heard.
Osborn against Blair-Plalntlf IN 1919, obtained
verdict in his favor on transaction in wheat The
pfesent is "A motion TO set the verdict aside The
argument Is on.
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pa.eint. of Produce

By he North River Boats-Ts esaay-ilA0 sis lev.
As % Ashes 5s do Whisky, $40 bush OaIs, ~ sos 10
Com "a pkgs Better, 3SA do. Cheese.
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NoTEs OF IssuE.-This "wednesday IS
the last day for fling notes of issue for the Supreme
Court, Special Term, and Circui, for November
and also for the trial term Of Superior Court.
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-G ener a
Term -Vultse GrioH ads. Charles II. MarshGH.-
Case which has been 10 the Court of Appeals, and
sent hack IL Is In relation to the question whether
the CITY has right to 80 feet, being the portion
added, or extension, OF pier Ne. % T.. K. Mr.. NJ,
the owner OF the old portion, not having PAID two
thirds OF the expense Of the extension 10 as to en-
title him TO own half and, It Is contended until he
does so II belongs whollythat Is the exienslon-to
the Corporation. Argument was heard
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NAPLES.
TIE Attempted Refntation or Mr. Giad>tones
Charges a Miserable Failure.

The Neapohtan Government had failed utter
YIN the astemp, to refute the charges OF dis
graceful cruelty brough, against them by Mr..
Maidstone, and sustained by the entire English
pfeSs
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IoSSUTH NOT ARRIVED IN ENGLAND.

Meeting of the Catholic Defense Association
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u Yesterday morning about ) o'clock
one of the boilers in the yard of the Sugar House
corner Of West and kIng-sts, collapsed nue, BY
which consde, able damage was done to the adloln-
ing sheds the force Of the steam and water throwing
some of the boards and bricks across the track OF
the Hudson River Railroad. Fortunately NOBODY
Was injured with the exception of slight scad 70
the fireman. and no IRE ensued. The rubbish Is De-
ing cleared away and II Is expected that the ousi-
ness OF the house viii be resumed IN a few days.
FIREs YESTERDAY morning fire broke
on, IN the upper par, Of the brick building No y
Hammond S. occupied BY J. Gallagher brass fouh-
der Mr. DelGelmosher. brass worker VIM sum
mers pattern maker. and J. II. Ludlum, hre engine
builder Tne hremen were promptly on the srouho,
bu, Notwithstanding their exertons 'he upper Pai.
~ The building was DESTROYED by IRE, ana 'he Io"ei
par, damaged hy water. The total loss Is eslln1er
AZ about 81 eco no insurance. MI Deidiemosh.i
was severely burned on the face ana arms III ~
teurii.e To e1,lneuiSh the flames
About I O'Clock yesterday ate moon, nle
ont in the basement Of the Beecket Duiu
corner OF Blocker and Morton-sts., occuPteo ~
Peter f. Lyon. as a willow ware store; lse ~
Department were soon on the ground, ana suoee -
I'M SAVING the building from destrucnon oa6
stock was entirely destroyed. Loss aooul 49, ~
sured for $500 N the Merchants Insurance O'n'-
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ministerial Crisis i'm France.
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CLOSING OF TIE CRYSTAL PALACE.
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.,p,yAL OF THE EUROPA All HALIFAX
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advertisement. l-PREMUM INDIA RUIZ
LAW PROCEEDINGS

CouRT CALENDAR.-T Dag.-CRCUIT
CouRr-Nos 725 797, 72S 729 1870 73l, 1872 733, 1875,
1852. SOS, 73s. 739. 40 100. 3S7
SUPREME CouRT-General Term.-Nos. 40, 10, IS,
40 So l6e So So to %, No other cases will be taken
up this term. 40
T. 5. DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. 25 to 30, 81, 80 TO So.
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NIBLo's.-The new Pantomime of the

Red GnoHe seems to please visitors TO the Garden
wonderfully The saloon has been crowded each
MI h OF lis Representations success not at all as
tonlshing to those who see the united exertlohs oil
Na!zetti and Antoine Rave! From the beginning
Of The Pantonlme 10 the end, they keep the au-
cicuce IN a continuous roar of laughter.
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REGIsTER'S NlTIGE

az persons interested are hereby notified that
the ioiIowlng administration accounts have been
allowed and filed in the Reeister's office Of cam,
oria county, and viii be presented for confr1na-
uoh 70 the Orphans Court to be held at Ebons-
9nrg IN and and for said county On AIonday the 9th
Inc supplemental account of John Knepper.
Administrator :. Of the Estate Of Christopher
Inc supplemental account of Appa1onia Brown,
admlnlstratfix Of the estate Of Daniel Brown.
deed
The account Of John Beam. surviving Admin
Istrator OF the estate Of William Pirulan. decd
The account Of John Williams and E. J. Waters
Executors Of the late viii and testament Of John
Roberts. (Penbryn,) decd.
IAe account Of Samuel Croyle and Thomas
Mcdonnell, Administrators of the estate of james
Patterson, decd.
The account Of James McDermit. SURVIVING
Administrator Of Michael Dearmit, decd.
The final account of Mary Jones. Administra-
trlx Of the estate Of Owen Jones. decd.
The account of E. J. Waters, Esq, Admins
traitor Of the estate Of Evan Evans, tnason !
decd.
~. NM KITTELL, Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg,
September H. 1851.
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Public Sale.

VIII be sold at public sale at the late residence
of Evan II. Roberts, deceased, two miles east OF
EbcnsbuTg, Monday the 10th day of Sept
instant, the following property, viz
Horses, Cows, Young Cattle, Sheep, and
Hogs; Oats by the Dozen, Hay by the
Ton; Two Wagons, Plows, Harrows,
Horse Gears; One Set of Blacksmith
Tools, with variety of other articles toe
numerous TO mention.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock a m. rea-
sonablc credit viii bc given
MARGARET ROBERTS, AIM,
HUGH II HUGHES. A'ii
Sept > 1851
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NOTICE I'd CONTRACTORS

Sealed Proposals viii be received at the Sum
NIT until o'clock p. N, Of Wednesday, the first
day Of October next, for the grading and masonry
q Sections No. 10, II, u, Is, II, Is, Q and 20,
for the avoidance Of the Planes on the Allegheny
Portage Railroad Section 20 viii embrace the
western approach TO the Tunnel at Sugar Run
Gap. Plans and specifications Of the work viii
be exhibited three days previous TO the letting
and any Information given by the engineers on
the line 7. IVES, Sap't &c
Summit, Aug 25, 185I.-46-
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TOWN LOTS FOR SiLE.

The subscriber offers for sale town lots ad-
joining The village al the foot Of Plane No. 1.
\ T r. Z. Said lots front on the Central
Rail Road, now under contract, and the new
Portage Road has recently been located On a
parallel with 1t. The location for town IS in a
very healthy and prosperous part Of the county.
and the above lots would be desirable situations
for mechanics, laborers, merchants or Others.
JAMES CONRAD.
Plane No. +, Aug. %, 1S51.-46-3t.
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DISS0LITIGN

The partnership heretofore existing bctweeH
Jhe Undersigned IN the cabinet making and un-
dertaking business under the name aT7gy e., g
stewart x Moore, at SummityiIle. Cambria co
"a vas this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the
above hrIH VIII please call Immediately and set
tie their accounts, and those having claims
against said firm viii please present them for
sssde-nenL JOHN STEWART
JAMES 7. MOORE
Sun,nitville, Aug. 6, IS5I.-483t.
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NOTICE..

All persons knowing themselves indebted 10
the subscriber for subscription TO- or advertising
in, the @ Mountain Sentinel = Job work. SC. will
please call upon him, at EbensbuIg. during the
October court, and pay their accounts; otherwise
they VIII be placed IN the hands of = proper Of
fcer for collection JOHN s. GIVEN
Plane No ,, Aug. 2S, I651-4R-td
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PAMPHLET L.9W.S.

The pamphlet laws of the last session of tho
legislature have been received. and are now
ready Tor delivery 10 those entitled by Law I,
receive them.
WN. KITTELL, Pruthv.
Ebensburg, Sept. s. 1851 I-4S-3t
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IlHi IVORY { SOM

wholesale and Forwarding Merchants Summit
vile, Cambria county Pennsylvania Agents for
Adams & CO.. Express, and Penna Ran Road
Company VIII attend to receiving and forward
ing goods by the above lines. Packages sent by
Express no commission charged
Sept IL IS5I-4Stf
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AMERICAN REPERToRY OF INVENTIONS.
10 MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND MAxUFAcrUEERs.
SeTe7th Volume Of he Scientific American
MEssRs. nuHN & co
MEssRS. aUHN & CO

American and Foreign and Patent Agents
ana Publishers of the Scientific American
Respectfully announce to the rublie that the
hrsI number Of Volume VII. of this wi,IcI,-
circulated aud valuable Journal viii issue -,
the -Uth CT September. The new volume viii
commence with new type, printed on paper of =
heaTler texture than that used in the preceding
Volumes. IL is the intention of the publisbers
70 Illustrate Z more fully by irst-oucin, repre-
sensations OF prominent events conne,.tc,I Tri n
che advancement Of science: besides furnisbing
the usual amount Of engrayings of new inven-
tons- 1t IS published weekly in form for bind
ing, and affords at the end of the year a splen-
dld volume OF over four hundred PAGES. with a
eoplous index, and from five TO six hundred en-
cravings, together with vast amount Of prac-
tlcai information concerning the progress OF
invention and discovery throughout the world
Ihere Is no subject Of importance to the ne
chanlc, inventor, manufacturer and general
readef winch ls not treated IN the most able
manner-the editors, contributors and CORES
Pondents being men Of the highest attainmeuts.
1t Is IN fact the leading scientific journal of the
country
The Inventor VIII fud in it weekly list of
American Patent Claims, reported from the
fatent oinee, au original feature not found in
any other weekly publication.
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Letters of Administration on the estate Of
Evan H. Roberts, late Of Cambria township,
Cambria county, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned by the Register of said county
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment and persons having
claims viii present them properly proven for
settlement MARGARET ROBERTS,
HUGH III. HUGHES.
Sept. 4, '51.-t7-5t.
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DIR. 4. f. PURSELL.

Informs the citizens of Cambria county that
he has located in Ebensburg, and viii be found
at the Office, next door 10 Geo. j. Rodgers Store,
where he viii be happy to wait upon all who
may favor him with n call
Teeth filled with gold or silver in de most
beautiful and complete manner
Artificial Teeth set on pivot, or in gold or sill
yer plates, IN the most approved style, TO look
natural and fit well under all circumstances
Full sets put in on atmospheric pressure.
Iz5- Al work warranted to give entire salts
ton
Ebensburg, Sept. i, 1S51.-4T-tf
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Letters OF administration on the estate OF
Thomas Davis. late Of Summerhill township,
Cambria county, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned BY the Register of said eoun-
ty; all persons indebted to said estate are re
qUested 10 make iEzu1ediaoe payment, and those
having claims against said estate will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
CATHARINE DAVIS,
JACOB PRINGLEy
Sept '51.-i7-6t.
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INDUCEMENTs FoR gLUaBTNc

Any person who VIII send rs four subscribers
Tor SIX months, az our regular rates, shall be
entitled 70 one copy for he same length Of time
or We viii furnish
Ten copies for six months z
Ten copies for twelve months Is
Fifteen copies for twelve months %
Twenty copies for twelve months %
Southern and Western money taken at par for
subscriptions, or Post Office Stamps taken at
their fail value
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VIII CURE WITHOUT FAfL
THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN ,

IHsipieHt consumption, barTenness IueorI hea
CT whites, Irregular menstruation. incontinence
Of urine, and general gloomy state of mind are
cured by DR.. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Deck
and SarsapariIla, which gives immediate relief
byrcneWing the foundation Of health and strength,
the blo5d. 1t neutralizes bad humors. stors
unnatural secretions, snd gives healthy action t.
all the vital powers.
Let all who wish 70 purge the blood from IL
Impurities contracted from the free indulgence
Of the appetite during the winter, and TO prepare
the system TO resist summer epidemies, resort
now 70 - Dr. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparila,' which Is proving itself an an
tidote for many Of the most malignant diseases
that flesh Is heir 70, and they viii never be dis
appointed; for in this remedy the public faiih
has never wavered-neyer can gayer; for Il IS
founded on experience, just as their want OF
faith in other spurious compounds Is alss
founded on experience. They fly frsal miro
raj n5strums to seek hope, life and vic6r from
this purely vegetable remedy; therefore, however
broken down in health and spirits, however,
loathsome to himself and others let no one de-
pair Of recovery; let the patient only under
stand that his hope Of physical restoration lies
only in Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and
SarsapariIIa, and persuade him, for his life's
sake. 70 try ii, and we have no hesitation IL
predicting his speedy restoration TO health.
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CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
Banking House.
BRY.4N, glenn. G. co.

III sI-' q y
lnFFIEE On allegheny street, nearly opposite
~ the Post Office Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Interest viii be paid on moaey deposited, as
follows:
Three month deposits, at the rate Of per
cent per annum six month deposits, at the rate
of 81 per cent per annum nine month deposits
at the rate Of 4 per cent per a1num; twelve
month deposits, at the rate Of A per cent T1r
.annum.
Drafts on the cities, for sale in sums to suit
the purchasers, and collections made upon any
point az lew rates.
August 8, IS50.-4Ltf
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= r 9

- \ ear,-Sl for Six Months.
bAz AZ Letters must Be postpaid, and directed
% NtAA i co, Publishers Of Seientsfc Aaeri-
eaz, l2S Fulton Strset, Nea5- IIsrL.
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HIynAxsvILLE. Oswego CO.. june 1878.

HIN,IASsyILLE; Oswego CO., June 1878
s F. Bennett-Dear Sir purchased q short
time ago, bottle Of your Yellow Dock ard
Sarsaparilla for my wife, which she has used for
her complaint, Erysipelas and Weakness, Falling
Of the Womb. etc, and IL has already help
her very much OF the Erysipelas it has effected
nearly a cure 1 have just purchased 4 second
bottle. and judging from the effect Of the former,
feel confident that IL viii effect a perfect cure.
Yours, very respectfully, y CoBUES.
rn Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for -
Sold by J. ID. PARK. Gin, Ohio,
Northeast cor, Of Fourth and Walnut sts.-en-
trance on WaInut-to whom all orders must
be addressed
AdENTs.-Johr Ivory & Son, Summit; Muir
ray & Zahm. Ebensburg; Mary Orr, Holidays
burg; r. Shaw, Clearheld; HildebraRd x Co,
Indiana; John Scott, Cold Spring; J. Patton.
Curwinsyille-
April Sd 1S51.-ly.
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YELLOW DOCK AND sARsAPARILLA

YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA.
Is now put up in the largest sized bottles, and
IS acknowledged 10 be the 5est sgrsapaT4EZa
made as is certified by the 1roRdezflE cures it
has performed, the original copies Of which are
IN the possession Of the proprietor Remember
this Is the only ts1ts and OTizEarI article.
This medicine, when used according TO directions
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAfL,
ScTejtsla or Kings EVil, CGscers, Tuners. EruD-
tons Of he SttH, EryapeEqs, CAraaie S5rs
Eyes, RhHgsz5TZs Or letters, Sc4Id Head, Rke,t-
H1attsIa, Pans IN the Bones o. Joints, Old Sores
and Ulcers, SlrslliRg Of The GJaEds. SsphIIiv,
DysPepsia, SQit RhsuH, Disease ef Tie Ei9aszs.
Loss Of -4PDstite Diseases airing from The Ifse
of Mercury, Pam ia the sides and Shoulders
General De5ili9, Dropsy, LuaJggo, Jzualies,
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Au the right, tile and interest Of William and
Peter McCloslzcy, Of, IN, and 70 a lot of ground
situate in the Town of SumHitviIIe. Cambria
county, adjoining lot Of James c. McDermit on
the east, and alley on the west, and known
on the plan Of said town by the No. :, having
thereon erected two story Plank House in the
occupancy Of John Shabacher
Taken N Execution and TO be sold at the suit
Of William Walker
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All the right, title and interest of James VI.
Wilhelm, OF, In, and to lot Of ground situate in
the Borough Of SummityiIle. Cambria county.
adjoining lot Of Vim. Mcconnell on the south.
and lot Of John Quail on the North fronting on
the Allegheny Portage Railroad, having thereon
erected one story Plank House IN the occupan-
cy Of the said James " Wilhelm
Taken IN Execution and 10 be sold at the suit
0f Richard u oncaster.
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ALSO,

All the right, title and interest of Samuel
NcClelland, Of, in, and TO two lots of ground
situate IN the Borough of Summitville, Cambria
county, al or near the head Of Plane No >, i.
+ X r., adjoining lot owned by the Common
wealth Of PennsyIvaEIia on The east, and lot of
John Hagan on the west containing about half
an acre, having thereon erected two story
Frame Tavern House and a Stable IN the occu-
Pancy Of the said Samuel McCIelland and Francis
Henry, and Frame House in the occupancy Of
Joseph Carson.
Taken in Execution and to be sold AT the suit
Of James Spear