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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

MANY Of our farmers are quite out OF
heart the frequent cold rains having
greatly damaged tons upon tons Of hay last
week. Some of the farmers in this vicin-
ity had as high as ten tons down during
the whole Of the week. and much damage
was also done 10 the grain that had been
g.,-s
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4 NORMAL and model school for the re-
crption Of teachers and others, viii be
opened at New Centreyille August 9th. TO
continue ten weeks We throw open wide
the doors, inviting all of normal age TO
come. Tuition, from 81 10 SO.
D. W. WILL. Principal.
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Coop NEWS by ATLANTIC CABLE.-
Dried Peaches. II cents Goshen Cheese,
Is cents White Wheat -four, SO; Ar
buckles Roasted coffee, 30 cents; Green
coffee. % cents A Coffee Sugar 15c per
pound. Everything else at about the same
rates, at the Cheap Grocery" OF
SAMUEL S. SHAFFER,
Al his old stand opposite the Barnet House,
Somerset Pa.
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THE leap year moonlight pic mic given
by the young ladies of this place on Tues
day night of last week, was a complete
success with the exception Of the moon
light. In this climate it is always too
cold TO hold a picnic in the open air after
sun down, and the above mentioned even
ing was especially unpropitious, owing 10
the steady fall af rain during the whole
evening. Judge Charley Kimmell's large
barn was selected as the most suitable
place, and il proved to be first rate, for
notwithstanding the disagreeableness of
the evening the dancing was not interfered
with and all had delightful time. The
young ladies, if gentlemen can be impair
tisl Judges, were the most gallant of es-
corts, seeing that the gentlemen were safe
ly conducted to and from their several
homes, that they were provided with part
ners Tor the quadrille; and that they were
bountifully helped at the table from the
large amount Of dainties and sweet meats
furnished. In fact the whole affair was
so pleasant, and as leap year comes only
once in four years, We wouldn't object if
they would try it again. Let us say here
that the neglect OF the moon to make ITS
appearance was fully made up by having
the grounds and barn beautifully inuinina-
ted with Chinese lanterns.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

4 PARTY Of nine engineers headed by
two elegant and courteous gentlemen, Mr..
Allen and Mr. Hughes, who are now run
ming the preliminary survey Of the Johns
town * Somerset Railroad. marched into
town on Monday evening last. We know
nothing Of the proposed route. and there
fore cannot give any particulars.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

1INE and elightened experience have
shown that certain substances formerly
used and relied on in medical practice. are
!, unnecessary and dangerous yet some Of
lhese substance have found their way into
compounds. DIR. WALKERS CALIFoR-
MA BTTTERs, however, contain nothing
injurious, being composed exclusively OF
vegetable substances from California For
al disorders of the liver, kidneys. bladder.
sAIn, and digestive organs, and for purify
ing the blood, they are the most wonderful
remedy known.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

PIC-NICs in some parts Of our State
wind up with what is called the Dolly
Warden march-the young ladies standing
in a row and the young men passing along
the line and kissing each good night. This
march has not yet been introduced in this
Seciion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

WM B. CoFFRoTH has concluded TO re
build his residence on Main street, in con
nection with ". J. Baer. He commenced
work on Monday morning. 1t is to be a
two story brick, handsomely ornamented
with n galvanized iron cornice.
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Nem Advertisements.
SALE


by virtue Of . wit Of ficJt Facts issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Somerset county
and 20 me directed there will he exposed 10 sale ~
public cutlery at the Ross House. IA the Borough
of Somerset. on Saturday the - day Of August
lsT2- at O'Clock r. NJ:
All the right, title, interest AMI claim q Mary
A. Morrison and Samuel Morrison. Of in and 70
the following described real estate. viz:
Four IA certain lots Of ground situate 10 Ursina
Borough, Somerse; county, Pa. and known on the
general plan Of said town rs lots nos. l. 2 3 and
of block D. fronting Park street. and extending
back TO Cedar alley one hundred and hfty (I50)
feet with a two-story frame tayern-house, tenant
house stable and other Dutbrildingst thereon erect
ed being the same property known "a the "Jami-
SON. or .'Rush" tavern stand.
Seized and taken In execution az the property OF
Mary A. Morrison and Samuel Morrison, at the
suit Of James Morrison.
SheriGs Office, JOSIAH SHAf Eh-
10Th July - ShcTih
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THE GRAND FOREST City CIRCUs.-lt
is with unaffected pleasure that We hail
the anticipated advent of this highly tai
ented company into our midst. We CLEAN
from our exchanges notices of the highest
commendation, speaking in glowing and
thrilling words of the graceful, astound-
ing and wonderful performances of the &C.
complished artists attached 10 this circus.
Mr. Levi J. North, the great and oldest
equestrian in the country, is with II, and
TO see him ride is worth double the money
charged for admission. Mr. North visited
Europe some wears ago, and while there
was awarded the palm for proficiency and
excellency as an equestrian by the crown
ed heads and nobility of England, France
and other countries.
Mr.. w. r.: Aymar is also distingnised
not only as 4 clown and jester, but as a
daring and astounding rider.
Prof Richards, the Man Fish, is. with
out doubt, wonderful wonder. We can
not conceive or imagine how he can live
under water without artificial means of at
mospheric air to supply nature, but he
does il, and if you don't believe II go and
see him and you will be convinced.
We have not room TO say more OF the
other artists of the company, only that
they rank frs; in the profession; and, we
advise. erery one Who wishes 10 see the
crestest rider known 10 the world, Mr..
Levi ]. North, and the performances of a
splendid company, TO 90 day and night
and witness the exhibition of the Grand
Forest City Circus on the 21thinst. Look
at advertising column.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

FAMILY GRoCERY.-Cook and Beeriis of
the Feed Store, have opened out in the new
building ON Hugus' corner on Maine Gross
Street, also occupied by II. C. Beerits' shoe
store In addition to -four grain and mill
feed, they have, q full assortment of gro
ceries. provisions, tcbaocos &c, fresh from
the city, at reasonable prices. Everybody
call and see for yourselves.
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STOYsTowS NORMAL SCHooL-The
Normal School at StOystOwn viii open on
Monday, August 9th. and continue in ses-
sion ten weeks. Tuition from 81 TO Sc
Good boarding can be had in town or
country al reasonable rates. Students will
readily see the importance OF being in at
tendance as carly in the session as possible.
FRED. GRoF. Teacher.
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NORMAL ScHooL.-I viii open a Nor
nal School at Berlin on Monday, July
>ytb- to continue ten weeks, for the accom-
modation Of teachers and others who may
wish 10 attend Special attention will be
paid 10 the normal studies Provision will
also he made for teaching the higher
branches Tuition, SGsand 81 Good
boarding can be had at very reasonable
fa'es JSo. BRUBAKER.
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DIED.

BASH-On the 4th inst Mr.. ]. p. Bash.
aged 10 years, months and l. days.
JENNINGS June cath. 1872. Thos.
Jennings. of Lower Turkeyfoot town
ship, aged g. years, months and 10
days.
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| UDITOR's NOTICE

The undersigned Auditor duly appointed by the
Orphans Court Of Somerset county. to make and
report distribution Of the funds in the hands OF
Jacob II. and A. =. Hiilegas admr's Of Peter r.
Hil.egas, decd. TO and among those legally enti-
TO the duties Of the above appointment on Thurs
day, the 1st day Of Angus; next, At his Once when
and where all persons interested may attend.
III. l. BAER
iuiy 10 Auditor.
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JUDGE ROWE held an adjourned Court
n this place on Tuesday and "Wednesday
Of last week. The Judge was so much
pleased with our delightful climate that he
remained the balance of the week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

GEN. A. II. CoFFRoTH has built him
self a large and elegant stable on his new
premises on Main street. Ii is quite an i'm
posing structure. and large enough 10 sta
lie a whole stud Of horses.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

SALISBURY NORMAL SCHOOL. - This
School will be opened on Monday, July
2sih, 1872, and continue in session ten
weeks. Positively no pupils of the pri-
mary grade admitted Good boarding at
reasonable rates
Tuition s. and Sc
LOU. 4. SMITH.
July p Principal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

Constantly on hand at the Family Gro
cery & Feed store of Cook and Becrits on
Maine Cross Street, -four, oats, corn, mill
feed. brand, bacon, salt, fish, lard, vinegar,
syrups, sugar, coffee, canned truth, tobac-
90 cigars. &c. &c.
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Ne,c Advertisements.
| DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

by virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Somerset County. 10 me directed. there viii be ex-
posed 10 public sale in the town Of Garrett.
On SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, 4 D. ls72,
At o'clock in the afternoon the following real
estate, late the PROPERTY of Elias g. Camp, deed:
A lot Of ground situated in the town Of Garrett,
forty feet by one hundred aid twenty feet adioin-
ing lots Of Frank Enos and Others. having thereon
erected two-story dwelling house.
7. a.. y r,.- ..r. TERMS:
Ten per cent. to be paid as soon as the property
is knocked down, and balance on confirmation Of
sale. SAMUEL B. CAMP.
July =. Administrator
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TERMS
A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE

/ Estate Of David Brngh. late Of Somerset Borough
deceased.
Y Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned. notice IS
hereby given TO those indebted to II tn make imme-
diaie payment. and those having claims against IT,
10 present them. duly authenticated for settlement
10 me at the office of John O. kimmei Esd in the
borough of Somerset. on FRIDAY the 22i dav OF An
gust. 1872 J. n HOLDFRRAI-M
Jaly l.. Adninistralr-
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Coz. Isaac HUGUs has concluded not
10 rebuild his residence on Union street
this summer He now has a force of hands
al work taking down the old walls and
cleaning off the bricks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

Mr.. CYRUS MEYERS commenced work
on his new house on Monday morning
last. We believe he intends erecting a
handsome and cosy cottage on the site of
his old residence
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

Or, sAcE's cATARRH REMEDY. =
II is the only form OF Instrument yet invented
with which fluid medicine can be carried high up
and perfectly applied 10 oil parts of the affected ma
sal passages. aud the chambers or cavities com
rnrnicating Herewith. in which sores and ulcers
frequently exist and from which the catarrhal dis.
charge generally proceeds. The want Of success
in treating Cstsrrh heretofore has arisen largely
from the impossibility OF applying remedies to
these cavities and chambers BY any of the ordE
nary methods. This obstacle in the way OF ef.
Of the Douche. IL using this instrument, the FLUID
Is carried b. ts own weight, mo snuing ioeciaq os
pumping being requiredJ mp one postrii in q fili
gently flowing stream TO the highest portion Of the
nasal passages. passes into and thoroughly cleans
cs all the tnbes and chambers connected Herewith,
and dfows outo the opposite nostrl Itsuse fs pleas
ant, and so simple that child can understand
it, Full and explicit directions ac-
instrument, DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures re-
cent attseks Of "Cold In the Heado BY
few applications.
sympto ms OF CatarIh. Frequent head.
ache, discharge falling into throat, sometimes pro-
fuse, wstery, thick mucus, purulent, offensive, &C.
In others drynesf, dry, watery, weak or inaamed
eyes stopping up or Obstruction Of nasal passsgee
ringing in eaTs, deafness, hawking and coughing
10 clear throat, ulcerations, scabs from ulcers,
voice altered. nasal twang, offensive breath, i'm
paired or total deprivation Of sense OF smell and
taste, dizziness, mental depression. loss Of appe-
tie a. os ssnSgea ,On,is telling
" present in any case at one time.
DIR. Sage's Cafarrh Remedy, when
used with DR.. Pfercess Nasal Douche,
and accompanied with the constitutional treat
ment which is recommended IN the pamphlet
that wraps each bottle Of the Remedy, ss . per,
feet specific for this loathsome diseaee, and the
proprietor ofers, in good faith; $500 reward
and pleasant 10 containing strong or caustic
drugs or poisons. The Catarrh Remedy IL sold 1t
80 cents, Douehe at 60 cents, By an Drug.
receipt Of 90 cents. y. ". PIERCE, M. D.,
Sole Proprietor, BUFFALO, N. Y.
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Nc,e .ldrertisements.
Agent Wanted for Life and Times Of
JAMES FISK, JR.

CuntaiBs hio-raphics oi Drew vanderbilt, Gould,
Twec,i &c with % inancidl history Of the coun-
try for the lai three years. snd what Grant Knew
about ..BIack Friday" Over 5e pages Price
=. Address 2. .fr~
New York BOOK co. li5 Nassau St, New York
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UpIToR'S NOTICE

The undersigned, who was appointed - make
and report distribution Of the funds in the hands
OF James McNeal admir- OF Sarah McNeal; dec y,
10 and among those legally entitled thereto hereby
gives notice that he viii audit and distribute sald
sstste al his ofiice IN Somerset Pa Thursday.
the lst day Of August, ls71 when 81 parties inter-
estsi ean attend JOHN II uHL.
iuI1O Auditor.
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HURRAH for Cheap Sans cooling
drinks, only five cents Bufium's Soda
Waters, Shaffer's spruce beer, lemonade,
pine apple, oranges, &c,
SAMUEL SHAFFER.
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splendid octavo over 100 pages, cream tinted
paUeT elegant binding. only y So 4 marvel Of
cheapness. A mine Of wealth, 1t is the most rare.
popular. handsome and cheap book extant and " i'll
Outsell all others. For terms. address HUBBAED
Bios Publishers f23 SAMSON St. Philadelphia
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A New YORK publisher has advertised
Horace Greeley's March. y 1t bears re-
semblance to Jordan is Hard Road to
Travel
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WRIT OF PARTITION

w
To Lydia Hochstetler, (widowl Catharine. inter
married with Solomon Beal residing IN Somer-
set county. Pa. Catharine, who Is slsO dead
leaving nine children residing at ArcOla, Doug
lass county, Illinois, Susan. intermarried with
Peter Shultz, Of NongOguinOng, Lagrange cOun-
~. Indiana. William. residing In Somerset coun-
~. Pa. Barbara, interInarricd with Peter NJ.
S2ylOr, residing in Somerset county, Pa, Levi.
residing In Mcngcquinong. Lagrange CO.. India
na. LYDIA, intenDarried with Joel NJ. Iutzy, re-
siding in Somerset county, Pa. Mary. intermar-
ried with Israel Glotfelty Of Allegheny county.
Md. i. %. Elklick. Somerset county. Pa. Uni
as. the petitioner Somerset county. Pa. Harriet.
residing in Somerset county. Pa. Elizabeth. in
terTnarrled with Joseph ShultZ, residing In SOM
erset county Pa, Samuel, Somerset county. Pa,
Sarah, Somerset county Pa. heirs and legal
representatives Of Samuel Hcchstetler. late OF
Greenyille township, Somerset county, Pa. de-
ceased
TAKENoTIcE. that by virtue 0ra writ of partition
or valuation. issued out Of the Orphans Court of
Somerset county, Pa. and to me directed, ! viii
hold an inquest, on the premises. in Greenville,
township county and state aforesaid. on Thursday.
the sth day Of August Is72 for the purpose Of ma
king partition Of the real estate Of the deceased to
and among his heirs and legal representatives. II
the same eau be done without prejudice 10 spoil
Ing the whole. OF % value and appraise the same
To law; AZ which time and place you are
10 attend II you think proper
July 81, lS32- ( Sheriff.
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MY MIJ,Y FRIENDS SECRET

DIo LEWIS new and greatest work Is an immense
success 18th thousand in press Agents delight
ed and coming money. AGENTS WANTED ev-
eryEbcre GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher.
- SAMSON St. PHILADELPHIA.
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KANSAS REGISTERED BONDS.

Safe and Profitable Investment Bonds. Some Of
the wealthiest counties In kANSAS-Allen- An
dersan, Franklin. johnson and Douglas counties
Registered by the State Of Kansas. Interest and
principal paid by the State Treasurer The Bonds
pay per cent. interest, and are over three years
old. the coupons having been always regularly and
dress SAN'L A. GAYLORD & co, g Wall St,
New York CITY
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BEsr quality Of sugars by 10. cwt., OF
harrell cheap for cash at the The Live Gro
cerv in the Easement ofthe residence of W.
7 Bacr.
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\ ROval Chance.
Robinson (rusOe.

An Army Of Live Agents wanted TO sell new
beautifully illustrated subscription edition of
Of the richest gems in literature Of lroTie ride
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We will send handsome Prospectus Of our ketr
illustrated Fsniiy Bible. containing nearly 200 fne
Scripture illustrations to any Book Agent free II
charge Address NATIONAL PusLisHrsG co,
Philadelphia. Pa.
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1t is no; physie which may give temporary re-
lief 20 the sufferer for the rsi few doses but which
from continued use brings Piles ani kindred dis
eases TO aid In weakening the invalid, nor Is ii a
doctored liquor. which, under the popular name Of
.Bitters" Is SO extensively palme1 off the pub
lie sovereign remedies, but ii Is most PoreIfgi
Tonic aud ALerdiire pronounced SO By the leading
medical authorities OF London and Paris. and has
been long used by the regular physicians Of other
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A RTIFICIAL TEETHl!
j. G.. YUTZY.
ID E n T / S L

UiLE JII 4 fSVUtefStt VT 10
Artificial Teeth, warranted TO be Of the very best
quality Iifc-like and Handsome, inserted in the
beststyie, Particular attention paid 10 the pres
eryation of the natural teeth. Those wishing to
consult me by letter do 50 by enclosing stamp.
Address as above. jel2-12
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Rare Chance for Agents.
THIS Is NO HUMBUGi Or

AGENTS. We win pay You ti0per week in cash,
II vou engage with us at once Everything furnish
eli and expenses paid. Address
r A Ellis 4 CO. Charlotte Mich
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

Estate Of Hiram II. Crosby, decd.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Jutg
G. Of the Orphans Court Of Somerset county, TO
make distribution OF the iunds IN the hGhds OF
Geor,e IeIver administrator Of said deceased. 10
and among those legally entitled thereto, will meet
the psrtie. Interested for the purpose Of his ap-
T-nintment at his Office in Somerset On Friday the
"a dny OF August, ls.2 when and where they can
attend II they see proper.
A II. COFFROTH.
julyl0 Auditor.
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with age height. color Of eyes and hair, you viii
receive BY return mail. correct picture OF your ii
ture husband or wife with name and date OF Mar
riaee. Address W. FOX, p. o. Drawer, No "a, Ful-
tnnyiIle n Y.
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h,.o~,Ac WANT ED for the Autobiography
hSGllUs3 Of HORACE GREELEY. A new
illustrate! edition now ready Get this the only
edition written by himself and endorsed by Il c
Tribune. Also, the Life and Times of U. :.
GRANT. by Hon. J. I. Headlcy; and our 1872
CAMPAIGN MANUAL for all parties, Just out.
price 81 80 One agent sold SO in thrse days. Spsn-
dis Steel portraits Of Greeley. also Of Grant $50
a month made selling The above. Lre..
T. b. TREAT. Publisher. sos BroadwBy, y. \.
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WRIT OF PARTITION

To C.tharine whipkey. (widow, Anne. interfnar.
riei with J05as Hartzen, residing in Marshall
county West Virginia. Alexander, residing In
Marshall county. West Virginia, Adsline. inter.
married with jackson Heinbaugh, residing In
Somerset county. Pa, Polly, intermarried with
Jonathan Sayl0r. residing In Carroll county. III
n0is, ,Henry. residing in Somerset county. Pa Jo-
anna. infermarried with FREEMAN May, residing
in Fayette county. Pa. Elizabeth intermarried
with jackson Hyatt, residing in Fayette county,
Pa, and Martin. residing in Nebraska heirs and
legal representatives Of John Whipkey. late u
Upper TurkeyfoOt township, SOmerSst county,
Pa, deceased:
TAKE NOTICE that by virtue Of a writ Of par
iiton or valuation issued out Of the Orphans Court
OF Somerset County, Pa, and 10 me directed
Will hold an inquest on the premises In Upper ur-
keyfOot township. county and state Aforesaid on
the 10Th day Of August ls7z Tor the pur-
pose Of making partition of the real estate of sad
aecea ed TO and among his heirs and legal repre-
senfatiyes II the same can be done Sitioat prelu-
dice to- or spelling the whole. or 70 value and ap
nraise the same according 10 law: AZ which time
aDd place you are requested TO attend II you think
proper. -
Sherifs Once. JOSlAh ShAf Eh-
July 81. ls7Z >nerih
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FREE To ROOK AGENTS,

SeSDElA A MONTH easily made with Stencil
Y~eDV and Key-C -CheckDies. Secure Circular
and Samples Free S. NJ. Spencer, Braitieboro Vt.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL

II ESTATE
BY virtue Of an order issued out Of the Orphans
Court Of Somerset County. TO the undersigned a.
rected, there viii he exposed 10 public sale on the
premises.
On SATURDAY, the 18th day Of AUGUST, 1872,
At O'Clock NJ. the following described real es.
tate late the property Of Henry Betz decd 10 gt
Aeertain tract Of land situate In Jenner town shin
Somerset County, Pa. adjoining lands Of John &.
Walter. Abraham Biesecker. BENJAMIN Kline Eli
as Heiple, Gillian Walter and others containing
l67 acres and &C perches strict measure about liO
acres clear. and about 25 acres In good meadow -
with two dwelling houses. log barn. and other
Out-huldings thereon erected there is also good
sugar orchard. with pan. CRATE. Sc &C. upon
the premises; also. two apple orchards of choice
fruit and other varieties Of fruit.
TERMS:
one-thirl cash; onethiri to remain lien upon
the land the interest thereon to he paid annually
"a the widow Of said deceased during her lifetime
and afer her death, the principal 10 the heirs
Of said deceased: and the balance in three equal
annual payments without interest. 10 be secured by
Judgment bonds. Possession will he given on Mon
day the 2sd September. 4. n. 1872. Twenty per
cent. Of the hand money must he paii on the DAY
OF sale. JOHN BIESICKER
July q Trustee.