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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-02
EBr. q. yV. Strohecker,
H0! FOR KANSAs!!

T. as well as the new customers that they
have received a large assortment of Groceries
from the Eastern cities. which for
Qualify, Quantity & C7aeapness
cannot he surpassed by any similar establishments
in the country,--t is hardly necessary to enumer-
ate the new and varied assortment OF articles We
have on hand. but a few of the many we will in
sert, vz:-Flom; Fish, Coffee; Teas; Sugars;
Spices; Cheese; Salt: Brooms; Willow-ware Of all
description; Tubs; Buckets; Wash boards; Rat
traps Clothes pins; Shovels Bed cords; Sieves
Brushes; Flour bags; Soaps Of all kinds; Segars.
Tobacco, and Celifectioneries of all kinds and
qualities.
move TUDOR & ROBERTS.
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Reference in regard to the Real Estete, F. j..
Visscher s. CO., Real Estate Brokers, New York.
Orders, (post paid), with money enclosed. 70 be
addressed j. w. HOLBRO0KE,
Secy. sos Broadway, ny
gsThe Engravings in the Catalogue are now
ready for delivery. cpov26iaths)
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PERHAPS
Third GIFT En- I / RPRlsE
60000 TICKETS ALREADY SOLD.
Call for Final Mass Meeting OF Shareholders,
10 determine on the disposition of the

10000 TICKETS ALREADY SOLD.
Call for Final Mass Meeting OF Shareholders,
10 determine on the disposition OF the
At 1 meeting OF the Shareholders in Perham's
Third Gift Enterprise, held on the 9th of July,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. So soonas 1t is ascertaned that so 900
of the Gift tickets issued by Mr. Perham in his
third enterprise, are sold, the Committee shall
coll the shareholders together at the most con
venicut place, for the purpose of instructug said
Committee II regard to the manner Of disposing
of the Gift Property"
Having learned from Mr.. Perham that 60 900
of said tickets were sold. and that in all probab
iity the remaining 20 eco called for by the above
resolution, would be sold by tie first day Of
January next, we Lave deterInintd in accordance
with the above upi:Iio;l, to eaH q MASS AEETISG
OF THE sHAEl HOLDERS, ut some place to be tere-
after named, the 18th day CT january, 1855,
for the purpose designated by the resolution.
ROBERT BEATTY, jr-,
3 =, s;A s.Ab4Ms. b5SF. 0'ann'''ee'
C-rIO0.O00 Tickets only at 81 each viii Lc
Solu. Zach Ticket VII ADMIT FoUR PERSONS, all
at once, or portions at different times, to
rERE4.TS BURLESQUE OPER-1
HOUSE, G63 Broudtcdy, " \.
Or to his other Entertainments in various parts
Of the cuuntry.-llach purchaser Of of these
tickets will receive a certificate enttliBg them to
one share in 100000 COSTLY & VALUABLE
GIFTS; list OF which has already been publish
ed. Persons can obtain the same in circular form
by addressing note to the proprietor.
E0WS THE TIME To PURCHASE TICKETS.
IN order that the loo, 900 Tickets may be dis
posed Of by tho time specified, the subscriber Of
fers the following inducements for persons to get
up Clubs
Each person who gets up a club Of ten sub
scribers, and forwards (lO) ten dollars to this
Office win receive by Mail or ether Conveyances,
ELEVEN TICKETS.
Each person who sends Cat one time) one hun
dred dollars, viii have sent in Ike manner ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN TICKETS. And for all
larger sums in exact proportion.
If it should happen that all the Tickets are
sold when the order is received, the money will
be returned at our expense for postage.
gLF7All orders for Tickets should be addressed
to JOSIAH PERHAM,
G63 Broadway, y. Y.
G5-My Fourth Enterprise will be advertised as
soon as the third one is closed. The Tickets
already printed. nov30td
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NEW OYSTER SALOON.
STR RANEHN AWAY

EINROM the residence of the subscriber, in
L Washington Township, Cambria County,
asTTga foot of Plane No. 5, y. 2. r. r., a
A&M white Cow, with small brown spots on
=&-1Aboth sides; her ears were of dark
brown, the legs were of the same color as thatof
the ears Any information of <he whereabouts of
said COW will be thankfully received by
nov30o3t LUKE HILLGROVE
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OJ-Major Loud well known for his heroic serv-
ices in the war with Mexico, died q few days
since, in Florida
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

10 Brs Mackerel;
10 Brls Herring, and
1000 lbs Cod Fish, just received and
for sale at the cheap store of
EDWARD ROBERTS.
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q CARD.

EhR. CALVIN NJ. FITCH, of n. Y, woulti
announce that he has made arrangements
to extend his stay in Pttsburg till Monday, Dec.
ISth--durng which times he may be consulted
daily, at his rooms, at the CITY HOTEL, for
Pulmonary Consumption, Asthma, Dyspepsia,
Female Complaints, and all other diseases con-
nected with a pre3isposinS to Consumption. To
those who have previously consulted DIR. Fitch,
no charge for examination or advice will be made
as 1t affords Us pleasure to see our former patients;
and all consulting DIR. Fitch an the present oc-
ctsion may continue TO correspond with him in
New York. without further expense.
Office hours-nine to five O'Clock, daily, Sab
bath excepted. nov16,5t
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SER AN COW.

NAME to the residence of the subscriber resd-
a ing in Washington Township December
18th, 1854, a small dark red Cow, supposed to be
five or six years old. The owner is requested to
come forward prove property, pay charges and
take her away; otherwise she will be disposed Of
according to law. NJ Nj. ADAMS:
Washington tp., Dec. A., '54. 81
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PgHEEC NOTICE.

Ia BEAES ASEESE.
NEW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN
LOTT Ferry LOAN.
Capital If ,Oo0, eco F2OriRs.
FE WIS LOAN is guaranteed by the GoveKn-
z ment, and will be drawn in different prizes.
as follows Il
Il of $4,000 Els. "a of 40, 600 Els.
Il of 35,O00fs. % Of 15,000ns. of II, 2,000fs
So of 10, 000hs. 40 of 5COOfs. , of 4,C00ds.
IS of 4,0OOfs 500 Of 2o00fs. 1914 of 1000
&c., &c, &c,
The lowest prize Icing ~ Els.
u Florins are equal to 3 Dollars.
The next drawing takes place at Carlsruhe,
under the Direction Of the Baden Government, ON
THE 2StA Of FeJr-uary, 1885,
when every drawn number must obtain one OF tho
above mentioned Prizes, y hich viii be paid in
Cash. at the offices of the undersigned Those
fortunate Shareholders not residing on the spot.
will have their amount Of Prizes gained, paid to
them through an established Bank. The Lists Of
the result viii be sent TO each Shareholder, and
the successful numbers published in the News
papers.
The Price of one Ticket is Two Dollars.
The following advantages are given by taking
a number Of Tickets, viz.
II Tickets cost only $40 so Tickets cost $50
% 40 100 $50
The Price for Tickets can be senti in Bank Notes
or Drafts, payable in any of the commercial
towns of Germany, Holland, France, England,
Scotland. or Ireland.
Tor Tickets and Prospectuscs apply to tho
undersigl cd clearinghouse, which is appointed
for the sale of Tickets:
MORIz STIEBEL & SONS, Bankers,
FRANKFORT on THE N >INE,
Germany.
n. B.-Letters to be directed ''per Steamar.
via Liverpool" to MoRZ STIEBEL. SoNs, Bankers
mi Frankfort on-the-Alaine.
Remittances which arrive after the Day of Draw
ing, will be returned, or invested in the next
Drawing. at the option of the sender. nov30
|. Esr. q. SV. StFOhecker,
EEAVING located in Loretto, Cambria County,
HA offers his professional services to the citi-
zens of that place and vicinity.
OFFICE-On Main street, where he can always
be found, when not Professionally engaged.
noy30
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION.

The American Artists Union, would respect
fully announce the citizens Of the United States
and the Canadas that for the purpose of cultivat-
ing taste for the fine arts throughout the coun-
try, and with view of enabling every family to
become possessed Of gallery Of Engravings,
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DIED.

OF Dropsy, in Carroll Township, on Monday
the 1lth inst, Mrs. REBECCA LUTHER, aged about
30 years
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BY TIE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,

They have determined. in order to create an eX-
tensive sale for their Engravngs, and thus not
only give employment to large number of artists
and others, but inspire among our countrymen
taste for works of art, to present to the purchas
ers Of their ongravings, when 250,000 Of which
are sold,
$50 900 Gifts, of the actual cost of $3.50, GOO.
Each purchaser of a one Do ar Engraving
therefore, receives not only an Engraving richly
worth the money, but also ticket which entities
him to one of the Gifts when they are distributed.
For Five Dollars. highly finished Engraving,
beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS, will be sent; or FIVE DOLLARS worth of
splendid Engravngs can be selected from the
Catalogue, andsent by return mail or express.
4 copy of the Catalogue, together with a spe
cimen Of one of the Engavings, can be seen at
the Office Of this paper.
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving actually
'cort5 thai sum, and GIFT Ticket, 'cU Immediate
ly be ,fortcarded.
AgeBsts-The Committee believing that the
success OF this GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKINC
will be materially promoted by the energy and
enterprise OF intelligent and perseyering AgeJts,
have resolved to treat with such on the most L.
6cJaI terms.
Any person wishing to become an Agent. by
sending (post paid) 81, will receive by return Of
mail a One Dollar Engraving. a GIFT TICHEIT,
Prospcctts Catalogue and all other necessary
information.
On the final completion of the sale. the Gifts
will be placed III the hands Of a COMMITTEE of
the PURCHASERS to be DISTRIBUTED. due notice of
which viii he given throughout the United States
amp the Canadas.
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MARRIED.

On the 11th day of October 1854, by the Rev,
Henry Lowe. Mr.. JOSEPH BURG, of White town
ship to LYDIA ANNA THoRN, of PunXsutauny.
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n. L. JoHNsToN.

n. L. JOHNSTON. ss-.s-sf-vfr-z- = - c. MUILIN.
JOHNSTON & MULLIN; !; Corulsellers and At
House, Ebensburg, Pa
Nov so, 1854 Tly
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NJ. d. MAGICIAN.
Il AN c. /
MAGEgAN & MURRAY,

4 TT D Il N 4 Y. S 4 r II 4 ",
Ebemsburg, Pa.
NFFICE No. >, :. .Colounade Row." near the
W Court House.
December I, 754 -1y
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JCO Webster 100 lO.0 900
10 - - Calhoun, 100 10, coo
5OcIegant Oil Paintings. in splen- 100 ooo
did gilt frames 3x4 ft. each, h'0 ''''o
100 elegant OIL Paintings, 2x3 it, so 5000
500 steel plate Engrayings, bril-
liantly colored in oil, rich gilt 10 5000
frames 24x3O inches each,
10 900 elegant steel plate Engrav
ings. cold in oil, Of the Wash 10000
ington Monument, 20x26 in,
237 600 steel plate engravinss, from
100 different plates now in
possession Of and owned by the al GOO
Artists Union, of the market
va ue of from SOC to 81 each,
l first class Dwelling, in \. !. 70 ooo
City,
p Building Lots IN 100 ana ioiS' 900 % 900
loo Villa Sites, containing each
10000 50. #. in the suburbs
of New York City. and COM 500 $4,000
Ina1siing magnificent view
of Hudson River ~ L. Island.
perpetual loans Of cash, without !
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Nov. %, 1854.
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inerest, or security. of f250 {
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-08
TO OUR sURsCRIBERs

Ihs OF person viii spoa su books
payment Of the subscription be made in savapco.
Distant subscribers money by letter the po.tsx 40
which will be paid by and all b In i,s
snlssion.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published au,,.. . a..
sions OF Congress- and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions period year be- received ON
terms proportioned TO the above annual
uy POSTMAsTER5 authorized agents "
sending us yvx DAILY subscribers $50 nv.
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with SIS enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed win be entitled Of
edition they furnish subscribers for, gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
Mountainsnnd their Meaning.
By REV. THOMAS STARR KING, OF BOSTON


On Monday evening Rev. THOMAS STARR
King Of Boston. lectured at the Mechanics Society
Building No 472 Broadwayit being one OF series OF
Lectures being delivered before that Society this win
ter. The subject the Language Of the Mountains
and the lecturer delighted his audience with the moral
social and political lessons which he derived from the
mountain features Of the earths surface His thoughts
were exAlfins and clothed In elegant language
In the view Of the audience he pictured Wv ay the
scenery Of the mountain ranges whether OF verdure
or barrenness, gradual slopes lofty peaks bold
changing cliffs or dark unexplored caverns-and in
vested them with interest in connection with religious
freedom, civil liberty ygor Of intellect and noblehess
OF heart He made the mountains testify phosophi-
cal truths and be set them up tokens remind his
hearers Of the associations with which he connected
them he made the mountains the tablets Of history
and the monuments Of great men. Az the delivery Of
his lecture required hour and half Of time have
space for but mere sketch, notice of his remarks
In commencing bis lecture he referred to the orbs
moving in the measureess space Of the Universe, and
remarked that there many things IL. Nature more
sublime than the subject chosen, In comparison with
which the surface of the Earth IL dwarfed He spoke
Of the beauty Of the mountains which he said he re-
gaded . the glory Of our globe The level plains rep
represented activity They Lift their heads towards the
Heavens, and the Clouds Ike locks repose upon
their forehesds The speaker devoted considerable at
tenton to the different ranges including those Of New
England, and the Alps. Andes, and Himmaleh noun
tains, renaArking upon their peculiares Of FORM their
varied associations and the purposes they subserve In
connection with the political and social condition OF the
world We do not reach the summit OF the glory Of
the mountains until we arrive At the Himmalehs The
lecturer read extracts Of travels those mountains
describing wildly beautiful scenes and repeating thrill
ing incidents narrated by travellers. He also gave an
idea Of the rrrhed condition of the atmosphere a. ee
vs,ed points upon them and spoke Of their geological
formation Their Wild scenery, and the remarkable
sensations produced BY the midnight sunset and day
break scenes Of these mountains, well repay the adj
ulirer of the subHmty OF Nature for al the toll and
danger which must De experienced in order to view
them they there % be seen The mountains
said the lecturer useful for the education of man
especially ar sabliniry enters into education II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
HORTICULTURAL SociErY. "A monthly

UoRrIcULrURAL S0cIETY. - A monthly
meeting was held on Monday night. Mr.. Need, Chair
man Of the Library Commttee reported the ssnes Il
number Of Pc riodcas treating the saheets suita-
BILE to the character oftheir Society and recommended
that they be procured for the Library. Tho annual
subscription for them would amount to 90 80 and on
motion an appropriation OF $50 made for that pur
pose The Chairman of the Finance Commntee not
being present. idea could be formed 0f the financial
condition of the Society at the commencement Of Tho
present year Mr. Iogg read the report OF the Commit
tee Premiums for the exhibitions 10 come Oh N June
aud September Of the present yeor The amount ~ be
awarded to successful competitors during the year wiz
be considerable but In consequence OF the report not be-
ing perfected the precse could not be ascorssod
discussion vsI entered into with regard 70 adopting
certain standard guide the Committee In their awards
Of premiurna Every thing u be exhibited was con-
tended should be superior 10 all former contrbions 30
merit prize and not by corsparison with others OF
similar kind displayed al the time In support OF
this view 10 urged that during their exhibitions this
year the industrial exhibition WOOL also be In operation,
and great c0ncOurse Of people from oil parS OF tho
world would be eonregsted here and therefore they
shoud use every effort ~ make their HORTICULTURAL DIS
plays equal b. those Of other countries Some members
also thought that the premiums bor some productions
were too large bui the other SIDE was maintained
that Il they id not give good premiums. they would not
have good CO nibuiions In consequence Of the report
Ct the Finance COMMITTEES not being gwen Ia, and for
this res<on the financial CONDITION ef the Society could
not be sscersined the discussion and adoption Of the
port premiums was postponed b. Monday evening
next when the COMMITTEES who appointed % draw
IL up would be able 10 present Is In perfect form.
After the trsnsaction Of other bssiness the Soc
ely adjourned 10 Monday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
NIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS die annu.

IL ally in England of CONSUMPTION. In the New.
England States the proportion is in four five In
Boston probably, in four In the City Of New York.
lied in two weeks il December of this disease
IL is less prevalent in the northern attitudes Rus
sis Canada and among the Alps Of Switzerland where the
long and severe, and there fewer sudden
changes.
Notheoy can be more welcome to the human mind than
the which establishes good grounds the hope for
oRged existence If the ALE cations OF those who az least
entitled to yeraoity msy be believed there preventative
and remedy.
The Author of Mature has provided "a, with
dy Consumption and the diseases leading thereto which
iearfuly common in country Has He left to
lind relief from that fatal by Tansacking other aDds
No. the best Natures Remedy, Is ct hand. The
Wild Cherry and the Pine furnish with cure, where
cure IL possible.
One OF the important discoveries Of the age,
oratng the condition Of this large cass OF suffering huma
nifty s . 49,, ,,.,u.,, -, ,,,,, =, ,,r,,,,,
Which has been before the public some ten years This
valuable medicine first discovered and introduced 10 the
year ieS8 SIT which time its bGs constantly
the demand until has become Of q not THE
MOST POPULAR REMEDY FOR CONSl MPTlON, IN
its incpient stage, ever known.
None genuine unless gigned !. BUTTS.
For sale, atwholesae and retail by A. Is. x D. Sands
General Agents No. 100 Fulton-st.; Thomas Maxwell
No Sc Wiism-st; John Mlhau No. l63 Broadway; AsNr
and Irving House Drug Stores and No ITO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

The Mail which left Lake Superior on the
Let ult, arrived yesterday. Itbrngs uncommenly good
news from the Mining region. We have been per.
medt 10 make the following extract from letter from
G. C. Douglas Esq, Superintendent of the Isle Roys
Nine
THE prospects Of the sle Royal Nine are sill Of the
moot encouraging nature SHAFT No. q = now " foet
deep, and has produced copper for Tho entire dyeA
On saturday last took mass from the botom Of The
shai which was estimated TO weigh LOO lbs and
on going into the mine again to-day, found every ~
pesrsnce a another macs Immediately beneath wheSe
The other was taken from h estimated We hsvcsskea
out from IS to % tuns Of copper from Nos. and
shzis On the 6rst Of next month men win be put %
drifting both north and south from shsft No. q Ibe
vein ever feet thick well Defined and must prodses
considerable copper before spring provided conf'ny
a. q present. Shaft Nc. 3hN been commcneed sseer
very favorsbe circumstances Several iusnps 81 eoyH
OF Toto Is pounds each were taken from he ace OF no
vein am anxious to connect thess u1see oais y
drifts a. also 70 extend drit north rom 20. and
south FROM No shaff and 20 snk No 2 anoener n o.
90 feef.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
SUPREME COURT-Beniamin Chamber

- sS~y Clarke and wiIka Gsfaher As1rs, Neeas l.
nynas henry Allsht and Richard sssSumDoa HENRY
HAUNT and You arc heEes5
te eorrnf t sn 10 secpy your answer
On me * Ehcessie Csftzrsnscs New ~csa ~7y
dys AFTER tAe keeol exclusive Of the dy 81 sah sev-
.e ne eeseadsnts a. 70 the compliant as soed tes
rssr ~ kppy the Court Cor tAe re5s demanded the "a
compst And VII take that the eonpsfaf h aeos
sns h.s The es Of The Cek AeshAny coanty on sAe In
aay o. November lisa A O. RICE Ylx4ps.ns Aftorp>y.
avfv
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DEMOyAL.-Birth-mark Tumors, Polypus

III Scirrhus Cancers, Moles and all excresoauces
moved from the face body, by Painless External App-
cation The subscribers would respectfully all per-
dsgured by any the face body that
they daily removing them by the simple external ap-
pcaton of their remedies, without the least pain ncon
nence They invite AL persons nerestedto call at their
office at annie onias om hundreds whom they
have believed during the past five years. HARVEY K
WALLACE removed from No 6<5 Broadway northeast
corner of l2th-st. and I'd
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Eeqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
Il OF the County Of Ns~ York hereby 70 al
persons having claims ANDREW McLEAN te q the City
81 York manufacturer deceased present the sl with
vouchers thereof the snhserhe the ce Of John MCahn
ESQ., No the City New Yosk. beSore he
day oE February Be,tBaed New Yk ne ssh day q Aa
gust, 1854. MARY NOLAN, Alnzsns,rz;rix-
lnNf
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HGpr, 7 Dawn, Al


~ Ut MIMI IVOhI .-NdIdU n Iuf EtHs dkI'
Thomas r. Nhte-sunnous Tor money demnd
(Com ser To THOMAS r. WHITE: fou hereby
AID required the complaint ia this acton which
this fled the Ce.s the City and County
New the CITY Hall in sid City md 10 OF yoa
complaint subscriber bis Office No 90
said City within twenty days after The service Of his
YOU exclusive the dy such sevice and
The sad complaint within the aforesaid the plaintiff
tins VIII take jument against for The sum Of Eve hun
eshy dollars and eFhi with interest from the
thueh October thousand eight hundred fifty
be- es oosts this New York December 1861
dl lsv6w JAMES L. PHELPS, Jr, Paintf's Attorney.
No 81 yohns.
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IN PURSUANCE of an Orier of the suro

il s,eof County Of View Yorl vi - b old At
the Merchant EIehsnse the CEy Of Tok
seventh day Of JEzray The Is53 Twelve
oeock roon, he SHovng d.cbe1 Real Ere u b-,i~J
Cochran deeasea Sc tne pyp-u' ~ his eees; AT thsi ertas
pace q r0and sczie and tie isih Ward the
City q Neg fofs the soHhery ds Of tcsbcf sh he
hi thereon ehh fsd f bo.E4ed oowss
Con hu=aed and eve feet ea.t from ~
krnnE soufh eastsry Of the 4nt
edsv coutanis twenty five is 'front.' -ny Ave fs> and
i1-hes rear hasded and yeyen e.i and
rnck.s the linz hunire1 AID sni
bali NIB The westerly me The improvements sad
properly a. nd fr.ne dwelling Ten q
the pachase he re7uIre1 an
baroec vhsn he deed j. ready or seEy-Se Yort, o-eaer
6i5l GABRIEL VAN C0Tr.
VIZ. II. Ess Corr. Proc dgsv
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IN PURSUANCE Of 40 order of Jesse {

smsh, Esq., Of The County Kis< notice hrrroy
gsrr svotd 70 INV, al ksvns eIn sssss; JOHN
SAhh sie Of the cy d Bro&ya deceased that hey are re
CURED ssfei the the voache thereof to the sah
seIeer SoAn pasm.n hh cre the City Of Brkn On
before the lS;h day q July n-It-D1sed January isSl
.s, WILLIAM CLARK, Skdausrs.r.