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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14
Jadipn'S
Wdf6 Sufammenfebund.
Gusua z. 1866.


Der 1ntsrasi9nsts pinl&t sem Tublitum d.
lannt Su rna&tn, bae Ct bic assntl&aft tIefss &.
rdbmtsn 3ufammsnitbung dbsrnummen tat, uuh
nun 8 ami tt n.8 d te gum Bnsauf aas
Sistst. .-Dsls 3ufummsnisbuns II an sieisa Cs.
ten 70 tu fagen In ansemenrn @ftrauA aesem.
men unS bas &sfultat mar 4
Gine 9ro6e grfparnib ber 1rbeit,
70 tris bsr 3eit.--3usIsim fat 20 10 ssvlsisa.
eab otslt v'sttoSs melt tpenisr jsrRSrbar 30 bsa
eldssr II. ais Der aIte Dss 80 wai4sa.
Die feinften eeinwanbe, eaees, Gams
bries u. {. no.,
fSnnsn icSlsi& unb otne Dadte ssreiniat pubm,
ut nlir gang rsnis Srubsl.--Gs 10 ni5t nUttla
ets 5aut bon ben 0insrn 30 rltsn, aah BE
&leibunssaid. Ia Stdds su rsi6en. aIeibmass
aldt Ssrlans,n MIR einiss Wtnutsn sefu4t ~
psresn--Stslanssn nur gang nsnig Neibea mis
ben Sdnben--unb lomlt wite bos 40 OuaaSs
attsn auf bfn Dal&toarb pr9Htrt. .-Diefslee
entfrrt Sarbe, Shmus, une t1nrsiniateitea alIes
Nrt-uns fs serSnbet bic Garbs Bee &leltse
nl&t.
aur 5 fiir Samifien. Gebraud
3. tlIafttns, asens.
afIentaua, ~
OF yrrfonsn msT&e fpanI6m AlImtaun On
10 psresnt ju tsrsiben, ibnnm bd tsm aseas
anrufsn.
aus. z. 1906. aslu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14

W in bsr Staot Ntrieo uurbe BET Ber.
iun sema&t cine Nepsluttpn Inc Oert 40 Iessn,
alsin bic aedfnstmsr wurtsn sataftst unt
na@ gueatan perbanut.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14

s6-Wan t5rt.. bab @sn. GulIsrtsn BON
Grwomtns Bureau gum pripot< <Sttrstdr BET
Drd9bfnten ernannt perben rrire.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14

s@rgs foasn bsrsits fdnf gantibatsn far bic
afsmblp, natarti& a0e 90 unirer @sssnparttei
setSrtne im Gelss fein. ndmIi&, @tcrss s5rst,
Sotn W. 5cseI, Siistman %. Srdmer, Oar.
man W. Setter. unb SAINTS 8. Sfein.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14

D0- Der btadnbtse @sbrau@ Bon 3wI.beIn
foa sin 5uSrlSffises S&ubmittsl ssssn @tolera
isin, islba rsnn man In unmittslbave Btrdtruna
mtt 2ranfen tcmmt. o.a
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14
il1@aaren

In 8rc6er austpatl. teastsnb aus NrfTtfn unb
@abein. Sadmsiinn, eSfeln. 8affssmatlsn, et&.
tsriisdsn. eamprn, 5Ietf&fdees, S@auftln, WtR.
9absln, Nrten, Seilsn, Bptun, unp pisleti anpnn
arttfeln fir 8ausrn unb 5aasbaItunssn nets
wtnbis. 3u baben bet
S. 3. Wofer.
anentaun, Gueuit IA. na-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14
.snsfs Republifanifde Union "a !
Gauntpz z8erlammlutlg.

DID freifn nab lpyafen BGraer bon es&a gaun,
ty, ctne parttd' rf&ttb-Nue @of&e weiGs
R6tcaliA hardtsr frsusn f5nnen, ba6 br S&red,
H4r Darsererie8. ansstra@t bur@ bic GllaSrn.
&altr bes Sdpene unb itre n5rbtiMe MntGnasr
feia Gnte srrei6t tat--aas Sol&e tpsIde willeni
fnb tuSusetsn, ba6 Die Rrieas ansdsaenteiter
fas be. Union scn Gtlten uhlerer Nfaisruua, aui
siak lsbr SefHtdtt Ufift 8stanbtatt wcrbsn lfnt
-aas GslAt w.l&e BON ieter bafar warsn. bsr
NeeteruuS aqe nSttise Wittsl 3ur tintsrhraduna
eteAlAtg bSaif6en 8ebstitcn, an bie 5anb sulGaf
tn, uub ni&t fira IS Grtfben um ttbeu
prete" R& du6eritn--G0e weldte bic StatIaGs
nit atiaeH anstistsn tabea, bae bh snsm ieba,
1sdIa. peun unfere +, q .s;.ss er1 f..a
0raoen mnb xapferm &pIbatem.
spsi6e itre esben. @lsbtr unb giaenttum sar
NrttunS unftrts Hebtn 8aterlanbss auf bas Spttl
febten;: :tffle8t ucrtfn fno, bic @pppateabs unb
0treisritter 70 istr frcb sewtitn iinb binssssn
aber wtpn BIZ 8sbeQen unb uuion,uff5rer bsfie8t
tvureeu Rf gang traurt8 umtsr sln9en-Nat SofGs
eensa bas 1trs rete ttat 40 lstsn, ba6 % Sc.
S&6pff tIer In, Norom 9ibt. ptlbe ME Gin Wprt
bee 9abele cbr Wurreus Iaut tpsrbsn lie6en,
,vsnn he k5rtsn en6 S.if. Dapts, 0ir3, u. +. no.
unfere brapsn Sclbatfn pubungsrn lis6tn = Vile
Sol9s r,eide fdtln ba6 unlere gaaticn In btr @r.
mcrbuns BON prsibtnt eineptn, aussstsdt,
roranaaItst unb ausstfatrt burG cline gsrbtnp-
uns Son fdbii6sn uno nSrblidsn 5raitore. wslds
bamals iparsn unb jsbt nod eistsrs Der bsmotra.
tif&sn parttd lab, ten Be ten Nann Der isb!.
Sn 3dt psrtcrsn tat-Nls @splGe benen bic rfG.
te Dsber. Contribution unfasr Union. fiir unfsrs
Na6fcmmsn an 6srstn Hset.--unb Mqe Sclts
40 0unaen br erpatIuns ron
Mdj. Sen. S. @. Sears,
BEN otibsa BON so g6la&tm. als natler Sou.
rsrnor Don vmnfplvantsn. anb-Rnb rfuGt unb
sinselaees elmer GauntY Ssrlammtuns tsI,upos.
usn sutI&r auf
SamffdsS ben 25ifcn Nusuit
um 10 ties 8orad.tass. ass Sauft pcn O gorge
D 4 n n, In Tisbu. Wilfcrb SaunIGip, 0sGa
0auntp. absstaltsn wubsn fon. um gorbsrsituns,
sn auf bic nd6as Dabf ,u modem unb itntaupt
aneere rt6ti8e @d&afte ~ ssrriGtsn. 80 r.
Qsnr alIssmtin 9siwotuuns aIsr sutsn Union.
Bareu n a&tunssvoa sebtttn. - auf 8rprb.
nuns br Gcmniittse
sas ni George Beifel, vreFtmt.
Suit 81. 1866. .bg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14
5erfSrenoes Ssusr in t1ebanits.
pi(Ie. Nv.

Gin tpertbpoa,r Staa perbrannt.
tnetnnatt, I, 10. ausuf. - Nlatcr Bu.
fcrbS Std0e In Rs&aniespiIIe, 8p. wurbsn Ser.
sanssne Ra&t burd Seusr stra5rt. rnsefdtr
80 gferbe pubrannten. BON bsnsn Gins $1,000
tpsrtt rar. Der EotalStrluf mag s40. 900 te-
traaen, ~ El.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14
2d9er<8er

Die eassr'gefammluns Der Gasntaun Sta.
tton, vsrsint NIT Der allsntaun Nifton, 70 ,pis
esm 9s&a 1e3irf. Der gpanselilGsn @sm,in.
f&aft, pire itrtn @nfans nstmsu, am 20hsn
Nusuf. auf bem eanbe BON 90 liam9oras q,
etwa I 4 Ntls wetfli& ron g.tisntaun. Mua
Sass Supor, ben 19tsn. goraittass um 10 llsr
une gfa&mittass uni 2 llbs, tpirb auf benz 3slt.
grunbe etpusigt rsresa. Dds Grifili&e pub.
lttum ~ triliN sinseIabrt brisuwptnsn, unb
@ottsspcrt au b6rsn.
q Die COMMITTEE.
Nueua Z, 1866. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14
NJ arftbert6fa
preife in 9flIenta,t,f am Neonfo,
SGdbbdre 9aueret

4 y
aaf SHtntIider 0entm 3u perfasfem..
am Srsisas. ben II. ausua, I'm f2 Ute N.
tass. foa aaf ssm Gissns9um fsIta SfmiiI4 ~.
fauft rerbea:
Cine sspile 8auerei
sslsssn In Otr- glllforb zaunfdbiv ee6a Gam.
ty, srdn3enb an a6nbx scm Selevb GDlsaub. 9eSs
eor!nb. Soltpt sDit.maa unb anhns; sntSaIf.
tnb 1928 Mder, raetr sbr reaiafv, bas ,>.n1n
ppn Rnb stma S Nder sutes 0iefens,
lamb, etrpa 18 gdtr 6oljtanb, snh hu 49,
Ref i1t 9utee Baulanb, nnier akten - -,
s5snGtn, II f6idiiGf 6slpu einSetkdR une absss
taupt In satsm GuItur3ufante. Darsuf a q.
riHtst:
ssA Sin eates unb eroBes ,ueitf66is
li:;; ees ffeinernes @obnbaus,
elm Anbnss 9lebentaus, sine aute Ain.
ernt G9pti,rfGsssr, elm Springtaus iitr etaee
auteH Spsinse, ird&e Sprtnge 70 singerittt4 a.
pn6 Ts an iSaus unb S&eusr terauSipsinai -
&c btFnbst li@ au& zine rei6taltiee Gifmaa.
arubt barauf. @ut btfintet I'D stn auter funas
q Baumaarten fchie etrpa 60 3rautsn(lfdt bare
auf. 8tirs 90 10 btss portrsfRi&ss Giemt6un.
--absr mftr haiiter sn (asen tSlt man fir atns
Fafiis, inbtm 90 SolGs, bic 80 fnufm nanf4m,
bod erii In Ausenf&en nftmen tsrbsn. ,gg,
aBn bas @isfnttum Dor bem Dsriaufetaae n
bsIsttn pinf&t. ber bsliebt bel Ora. aatstu
R ReinboIb sorsu1prt@sn, bsr tarauf nstm
unb alice rillis jesen ,pirb.
Die 1sbnsun8en am 8erfaufsta8e u&h 9ul.
ruartuna pcn tst
petsr 1runan.
gusua z. 1866. nan
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14
&bplera. .mehi,in.

SDcierd'UCeot3tn
Sn bisfer Satssssit, mo Cholera, DurdfalI uus
S6wd&t bsr @sbdrmt alIssmstn linb, m 20 lrtr
nOttwsnbis. Obise Msbi,in sur gorE rEpt im 5auie
5u tabtn. Didtlbs tas Fd In allen GdlIm ale
unfsslbar sripisfsu. gu habsn ta
S. 3. Woier.
MlItntaun Nusuii ID. nq-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14
sfttentiou asatalipn!I!

5a man barf rpobl Attention Ias
gen. Epsnn fot&s wi&tise gorfaas
fia srtisusn = oenn Ia III bsr
,.Stspb." esns rpisber on SO. 81
In Die pannilton Strase se,cssn,
unb fat sintn eaIcen seShnst. eer
spif&sn sNains uno California uno
@srment unb eouifana niat sss
bettu psrosn fonn.-Gr bat
7eoeu Tao lun If,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14

9tn @irtbe unb 9lnbere!
Mefiin9suno Gebersea8crbier. Rrobne
ju tatm bel ]. y. t1Jofer. p
Gasntaun, @asuf IA ra-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14

2Sad9en unS 0efptcbfe
bon Der bsltsn @rt unp @snauisfdt-su tattn bti
S. 9. Wefr.
Iusntdun, Gusue IA. re-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14
@efdb&ftss SSeei3cae.
Eis Ersusfblaeel.

@is fonnten es ni&t bslfsn,
iI!stt siuissn Be6en ber i'm,
nee siwas ppn ben ..arsnJ.
fdtaeef,' ; sesr 90 eassnbu&'S
@aabaus boz pisfsr etabt 10
faseu inosm IS f&sr bas
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14

Jeoen Uaa Gun fb,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-08-14

beifebmb aus sacro- anb Shb. b.sybeitbaa Gam
lbip. 9. @otb, @ebhIfs-afefIcr. 4.
M-SoRat app s3,7O2, S0sn gurns 81
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fantastic fashions are haunted through the
narrow, dirty streets of dreary little bathing
villages; whl,e the richest silks and satins OF
the most delit ate hue are trailed over the moist
sands, or eXI osed to the burning sun on the
terrace of the edbiissement their speedy de ,truc-
ton furnishing q. welcome though unneeded
excuse for sone fresh and still more startling
novelty. II rich people alone INDUCED
in such foliies, 1t would be less serious, If
still very regretable matter: but the evil is
rapidly spreading downwards to the lower strata
OF society, in spite of the oppo Jition it there
enco ounters on the part not only of husbands
and fathers, but also of youthful aspirants to
connubal bliss. Not many months ago an open
ar meeting was held at Marseilles, at which
some hundreds OF young men pledged them
selves not to chance their condition until women
had come to their senses, and learned to be
more moderate in their personal expenditure
But Ii is clear that the remedy must come from
the. same quarter whence the dis,emper first
Drcke out. Notwithstanding the pure and
simple elegance of her present style of dress and
while entertaining sincere and profound re-
spect for her many virtues no one can deny
the fact that the Empress Eugene is answerable
for much OF the wild extravaganza that is ren.
dering the women of France an object of
mingled ridicule and terror to their own country.
men. Her Imperial Majesty cannot be held
altogether gulltless OF having given the frat
impulse TO the present inordin ate passion for
bravo apparel and outward adjoining of the per
son, and. therefore, to her does it belong to
check the further spread of the fatal an out.
rageous folly by dscountenancing its indulgence
within the walls of her palace. The disorder
has now grown to such a height that the most
disastrous results must ensue to the national
character, II prompt measures be not adopted
TOR its immediate mitigation, and eventual sub.
lection TO the rules Of good taste and common
sense. 1t were vain 10 attempt TO leoisate
against It, for sumptuary laws in the nineteenth
century would certainly be an anachronism and
an egregious biunder. Equally vain is the idea
OF writing ii down, unless women in good
society" can first be persuaded to read some.
hlnFr n 1nvsfrN a
or the last novel by George Sand As for poor
nj. Dupin, all that he has yet succeeded in doing
is in furnishing the desien of an additional cos.
tune, and in raising a good-natured laugh at
mis- own expense, as even the fair objects of his
yituperation admit, with SMILE that he is
very amusing. temple Bar for June.
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AUCTION SALES.

Il, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in . cs,,0,n
seISed nrs 81 mSSsssS C the
Company TO me, as MortSaSee In T,nst t [ nar9ad %
payt Mt Of the principal and interest of bonds OF saS
day S May SS B. OS 5 5ChSS aSs %S5Ssso IL
~ maze 0r ec0Idng deeds etc. IN and for the county
Dook A. pages 53 567 and 8, and in the oaice for re-
page hereby give 1'E notice St Stasss aesa pSSE Ssyas q
and ndpe On HEs Ne s s aG w
oe Of % tbsn Ts5 s inquest 5 % to mS drested the
anu py virtue OF the power conferred upcN in
highest and bssss Sddeg Sc X r. PTTRRoS
SHSNGE in fs 6S 81 The PnILADELPHLA Ex
gth DAY of September D upon the terms and
mortgaged premises, viz. = 'A'e VI '"o 'au
eoI6 The whole Of that section Of said Tyrone ,nd Clear
Tyrone and Lock haven Railroad near Tyrone Blair
Pennsylvania the same now constructed togeibsr
With all and singular the railways, rails, bridges.
every description ACQUIRED BY and belonging to said
to be derived and to- ase from the same and al the
lands used and oecuged IOr railways depot' or sta.
ing thereon or procured S5 GENnSri,rly. G3fsTeniSr,
All The lands railways rails bridges cuverts treste-
works, too houses Goa houses wharves, fences rights
grounds, works, masonry, and other superstructure
real estate 6uoings and improvements OF whatever
nature or Kind aDpertainlng belonging to the above
mentioned propedt and 10 the said section Of said
The saiO section of the Tyrone and Ceareld Railroad
extending from the intersection OF the Cear
field Railroad with the railroad ornerly belonging to
to the Bald Eag Valley Railroad Company is about
2 miles in length. - -
TERMS OF SALE,
SlOOO OF the purchase money 10 be pad In cash when
thereafter
PAYMENT accou unit of the said balance of purchase
monev, 10 the ent of the dividend thereof PAYABLE
ON the bonds secured BY the said morgage and the
ed coupons the said bonds be made in the said
bonds cOupons and ii the dividend is less than the
actual sum due upon the said bonds or coupons, the
holders may retain possession OF the said bonds
coupons recelptng to the said Trustee for the said
bonds coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid as aforesaid the
Trustee will execute and deliver deed OF conveyance
OF the premises to the pu chaser purchasers pur
mortgage.
Any further information in respect to said sale or
premises may be had upon aDplca tlOn to the under
siRned Trustee, at the Office of the PennsYlvanla Rail
road Company, NO. 238 S. Third street, adephia.
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON. Trustee,
No. 2S8 8. THIRD Street.
M. THOMAS q SONS AuctiOneers
u mfim Nos, l39 and l4l s FOURTH Street
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
- - lABLES, FENCING, WHARVES, ETC., Al
QUARTERMAsTER-GE g ENERAL's OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,


WASHINGTON, ID. C., June l9, 1866 !
BY order of the Quartermaster. General there
Tndor w lie nc od on the premises at Public Auction
Jay 10 1856 at 10 ocl0cR M on and continang
FRIDAY, July 19, ON which day the Water Works
will be sold), until the whole shall have been dis
posea o. the following described public properly,
Eleven ll1l OFFICES frame, 28x14O two stO.
XXI chen adjoining lOxl6l l2X32 15xl6, two 26x26
Eg6iy.nine 1897 LABoRERs' QUARTERS
frame; seventy-fOur l6x18, fourteen l2Sl4 and one
l6Xl6 with shed adjoining ski
Zen (10) DWELLINGS (trame) 2Sx5O two stories,
with back bui dinPs l2X32, four 10X24 l6X4O l6x32
16x2S with wing l6x17 and two kitchens adjoin ng
9Xl2 and 1Ox10 l6x20, with wing lOx14 24x24 with
Nine co. MESS HOUSES (framey 2sx19O two sto.
riesG l6&6O with wing 16x20l, 2sx140 two sOrIes)
2sx1SO with additions lOX l2, 28xl4O, 2Sx5O two
stoIiesb 1880, 1894, and 2Sx40
0 Ihlrtytwo 1922 STABLES (framel; twenty-four
S 2Sx482 six 2SxS56, one 11xS2 and one l2x29 (with
One 4 HosPii3%SEf STABLE (namo,, with 5a7o
h1eal @Sa ieet i 1t stI2qiRIl9gs ,o .o,o
lneal feet OF stabling.
,o Twenty 2Oj BUILDINGS lrame4 S8xs2 2sx5s,
xS z S % S1S aa4 aSz z SSE R ldaSS anS l 9Gd5 oN22
SHEDDING, 1858 lInea feet.
Thirty-twO 1927 WATER TANKS, 4x16; two feet
seyenty.eight (78) HANGERS, 9!x1e; three and
ma ieet iS6s deep PP,rr uou-US
IWeht1 NHVlOOA IlOCpEo.
One al BAY SHED 1l2x812. -r..-a a.-
n One (1l GRAIN HOUSE (framel, 56x220
Three (3I WHARVES; One 401el square
feet, one IL ,169 square feet, and one $3.50 square
feet. .e>
One ~ STOREHOUSE (framel 52x150
1wo BLACKSMITH SHOPS trameA 4SXl60,
and 64xl60. rr is'. n a
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE, 17XSz. ...-
The buildings viii be sold sDRly, and must be re.
moved within twenty days: O. n T
. he buildings will be taken down az the expense
of the purchasers The depot is accessible by water,
and vessels OF the largest class can be loaded ct the
wharf, -...N
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
A boat for GIesbOrO will leave ths Sixth streSt
wharf every hour during the day of sale
For further information apply In person, OF BY
letter, to Captain GEORGE 4. BROWNING, A, q
M, GiesbOro, ID, c., OF TO this office.
JAMES EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General U. S. A., In charge,
020 Wfm0s First Division, z N G o.
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AUCTION SALES.

l. JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, TRUSTEE In a certain
sebed y ee e G 6e T0Pe de
90 s e a Ss in in trust 70 secure the
Company to the amount of $4,000 which mortgage Is
dated the list day OF Noyember A. D. 1860 and recorded
county Blair day Of NoEe@PS aBS iOE 'e Be-
III do hereby Eve notice thai T @ @ Ssan NO. 6d
LOT more than ninety day in the payment of the ne
ance OF The written request 10 me directed Of the
hoders Of more than fifteen thousand dollars in amount
upon me IN that respect by the sail mortgage expose
ad s5 and an bs ei dSf t
PhIA LXSm4NGE tha SlS dv in the city Of Phadep6
terms and conditions hereinafter stated, the whole OF
%1ole st secon OF VII The Tyrone and Clear
peid RaIlIoao from the point OF intersection with the
Blair county to the point Of connection, With the
known and designated as "The Intersection" being
@ S6ont three miles and one quarter from the Pennsy
wa ways Tss biSsss ensss STvsse; lights and Al
Tea property o. every description acquired by and be-
miles miles q road % or'TSa and al the tolls incomes ISSUES and
al the LANDS used and and for railways dos
thereon or procured therefor
Al the Ella lands rawSys rails bridges culyerts treste
of way Workshops machinery stations depots, depot
grounds, works masonry, and other superstructure,
nature or kind appertanipg Of belonging the above
sn sd S1osa % Rs said anS eS tn said
Company in connection there with,
he said section of the Tyrone and Cleareld Railroad
extending from the point Of intersection the said y-
rome and Clearheld Railroad with the PennsY iyania
Railroad 10 the point of Connection with the graded line
Of the said Tyrone and ClearAe1 Railroad known land
~ he Intersection is about 81 miles in length
TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 of the purchase 20 be paid cash VIII en-
the pre- per is struck off, and the balance within twenty
days thereafter
PAYMENT on account of the said balance
of purchase money, to the extent of the
dividend thereof payable on the bonds Sc
cured by the said mortgage and the matured coupons
of said bonds may be made in the said coupons
S ~ te diydend Is less than the actual due upon
ne sad @ 6S46s @ or & coupons the oders pos
session OF Ihe salu bonds and coupons on receptng
to the Sad lT1see for ths said dividend and endorsing
Upon ne purchase money being paid as aio resaid
the SAID trustee VIII execute and deliver dead ~
conveyance OF the premises to the purchaser or nur
by the said mortgage. sym INN
Any fur her information in respect 10 said sale or
premises may be had upon app icatlon to the undeS-
signed Trustee at the Office OF the Pennsyvana Rail
road Company. No. 238 5. Third street PhiladelphIa
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee,
No. 23S g. THIRD Street.
M. THOMAS Il SONS. Auct tioneers
Nos. l39 ana l4l $, FOURTH Street
q ii m3m Philadelphia.
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1, r. FRANKLIN RALEY, Trustee in a certain Tnden-
ture Of MOrgagS @ Of the M perry hersnatr desc bea
the principal and interest Of bonds of said Company to
day of February A D. 1861, and recorded in the oce
recording deeds etc. in aud for the county OF Blair
book B. page lis etc and IN the ONCE e for reCoTdgs Tos
deeds ETC. in ana lof me 3 3SPunty ~ OF Centre on the 26
406 ETC. do hereby give notice that deIault having been
interest due eO and demanded on the said 6onds Win
in pursuance Of the written request to me directed
bonds and by virtue Of the power con erred upon me
1H0MAs a sons Auctoneers at the PHILADEL-
thursday; The 9th day Of September D. 1855 upon
The terms and conditions hereinafter stated the whole
The whole Of that lection Of the Tyrone and clear
syivania, to Phillpsbufg, in Centre county, Pennsy
vania as the same is now constructed together with
Pkes p rOS beT bse FENCES Gsehee WIN fHa ali
real property Of every descpton acquired by and be-
and ali the fights beTiss prviieges and IN S eorpoTate
TSnGhes 81 ssd S Oau aRo nra company % and H the tolls
' the sfsfa qsed and fGs
points with all buildings standing thereon procured
there OF. ~,, ,,,,-,,,,.
All the lands, railways rails, bridges eulverts, tres.
rights Of way workshops machinery, stations depOSs,
depot grOunos, wOrks masonry, and other superstruc
whatever nature or kind apperainiag OF beioneing to
the mentioned property and to the said section
of the said Ty rome and Clearfe d Railroad and owned
by said Company in connection there with, and all the
rghts liberties privileges and corporate franchises of
: The said section Of the said Tyrone and cleaIaed
Railroad extending iron said Tyrone Station Blair
county TO and through The bolough or Pmlpsburg in
Centre county, is about 2ss miles IN length. -
$4,000 of the chase 10 De paid IN cash when
the property lie struck of, and the balance within twenty
Payment on account Ofthe said balance of purchase
money the extent of the dividend thereof payable on
the bonds secured by the said rgage and the matured
COUPONS of the said bonds, may be made In the said
bonds or coupCnsi and 4 the diyaend Is less
than the actual sum due hpon the said bonds
and coupons, the, ho,deIs NAV retain possession
said Trustee for the said dividend and endorsing paY-
ment of the same on the said bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid as Aforesaid the
Trustee will execute deliver deed { conveyance
the premises the purchaser purchasers In purSu
anee OF the power conferred upon MIN by the said
ANY further Information IN respect to the said sale o
premses may be had on application the undeTsl eied
Trustee, At his once NO q South THIRD Street, In the
Il. FRANKLIN RALEY Trustee.
- No ~ south Third street
NJ. THOMAS SONS. AuotiOne0rs,
G II mSm NOS lSs and lAl South FOURTH Street