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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-08-13
RECOLLECTlGN< OF A DENTIST
SHOP

Mark Twain. in his new book about
England, tells how lie had the toothacLe
one night in London, ard gives some pleas
ing recollectiong of the dentists shop
which he was wont to patronize when lie
lived in Elmira. lie says: some night
that tooth did JUMP, and every time it
jnmped it raised my head right off the pill
'or. How | did lie awake and think of
that dentists shop in Elmira, where | had
been under torture SO many times--ot
those pretty dental Instruments, so polish
ed and so cold! How / did long to lay my
cheek against cne--one CT those short,
thick, heavy twisted chaps. with the bow
legged, futed, and curved handles, and
short hawksbill jaws. How / reveled in
delight at the thought of having such
thing clutch my refractory tooth and 'yank
it With what pleasurab,e emotions
came crowdng into my mind tie recollec-
tons of that dentist and his rooms and its
f1tures--his big, easy chair, with the
pretty white-curtained window before it,
and the nice, big rec glass spittoon to the
left, with the hole in the bottom, and the
bits of wet cotton, and the bright pieces of
gold and streams Of blood stained saliva on
the sides. And then, the pretty little bu
reau with the bottles on the top, aud the
little yellow drawers which he ierked out
so gently when seeking for some new and
more delicate instrument of torture. And
til en-, that beautiful little round velvet
covered stand on the gas fixture, covered
with tie nice drills, and pretty files, and
70 Lowell, little row-bars with the stained
v hand. es, and the long, steel croche,
y, ;, with which he hunts for new cavi-
WV the Little round pastebcard box
~ d 'plu. vs. and the dirty little
the ru 'ber ball syringe, and
y N ainanl, a nell Of bis thumb, and all
rat Oh how hiee
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DEATH AND CoALs.-On tie average of
the last six J ears the loss of life in En-
glsh coal mines, by explosions and other
accidents, amounts to one death for every
100000 tons of coal, MT to mention injur-
les of more or less serious character.
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Nh. RUsKIS, being his own publisher,
finds that his books don't pay. Therefore
with his supreme disregard of political
economy, he has doubled the price.
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r,vrs .sEssa yassar College girls are
.anr;rr or an ocean voyage together,
.srai tis- .ciless to say that there VIII be
-, an,o.t ii sLe sickness en- board tie
,n4ar
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Cures Diseases Arising from Imprua euces Hab
It's OF Dissipation, Fac. in all their stages. little
expense. Hide change in diet no inconven-
lenee. and no exposure. Ii caures a frequent de-
sire aud gives strength TO berlnale tGe-eby renoy-
IN Distinctions. Preventing and Caring strie-
lures OF the JreIara, AllayIng Pam IL tiamamto ion.
and Expecting all Poisonous matter.
Used by persons in the decline change of life
after confinement or labor pains bed-wettin. il
children, etc.
Prof. Steele says: Zone bottle of kearney's
Extract Buchu Is worth more than all uaaer
EAchus combinaed -
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To h.sye ideas is to gather. To thiuk is
to weave them into sarlands.
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Avoid Quacks and imnosjtors

No Charge for advice and Consultation DR.. 7
j. Dyott. graduate of Jefferson Medical Col eye
PbIltsieDhla. author of several valuable works
can Ike consulted on all diseases OF the Sexual or
Urinary Organs, (Which he made an especial
study either IN male or female. ono matter from
what cause originating or of how long stan ling
\ practice OF 30 yea enables him TO treat diseas
es with success Cures guaranteed. CHARGES rea-
sonable. Those at Assistance forward letter
deserving symptoms and enclosing stamp to pre-
pay postage.
Send for the Guide to Health Price 10 cents.
j. Il. DIUTI, ". u. Physician and >ur-oon
e2iiY lei Duane Street. New York
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kearney's Ext. Buchu

Permanently cures all affections of the Bladder
hi iLeys. and DropsIcal SReliings existing in Men
omen and Children no matter what the age
Ask for kearney's. Take no other.
Price one Dollar per Bottle or Six BOTTLES for
Five Dollars.
DEPOT. 10t DUANE STBET, NEW YORK.
Physician in Attendance to aswer correspon
dehce and give advice gratis. Send STAMP for
phamphieis free. "
Sold by Druggists eyeryybere
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PRAcrIcAL cremationists: The Me1ic an
witch b.rners.
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kElRlEI'S EXTRACT B[lHI
kcarney'S Ext. Buchu

For Stone in the Bladder Calculus Gravel or Brick
dust Deposit aud AucBs or Milky discharge.
and Diseases of the PROSTATE tfIlud
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ERtCHT'S DISEASE,
BLADDER and KIDNEYS.

oDermatorrhoea, LsHcnrrhoea or " bitcs, Irregular
Sf FIIniui henses. Eearing Down, CGIorosis, STR
any and ali Complaints Incident to Females.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-07-31

~ accordance with promise, we herewith
publish another of the several acts OF general
shall continue to lay said laws before our read
entitled
An ACT to provide for the submission Of civil cases
TO the decision Of the court, and 10 dispense with
trial by jury.
SECTI ON l. Be Il enacted, rte, That in any civil
case now pending in any of the courts Of this com
monwealth, or hereafter to be commenced. after
issue Joined, the parties thereto, excepting those
acting in fiduciary capacity, may, by agreement
filed in the proper Off ce where such suit is pend-
ing, dispense with trial by jury, and submit the
decision such to the court having jurisdic-
tion thereof; and such court shall hear and deter
mine the same. and the Judgment shall be sub
ject to writ of appeal as in other cases at
law or in equity, at the option of either party.
SECTION ? The decision Of the court shall be in
writing, stating separately and distinctly the
facts found the answers to any points submitted
in writing by counsel and the conclusions of law,
ard shall be lcd IN the Office OF the prothOnUtary
or clerk OF the proper court where the is pend
days after such decision shall have been made
from the termination OF the trial and notice there
oi shalI De forthwith given by the prOthonotary or
clerk to the parties their attorneys, and If no
exceptions thereto are flcd in the proper Office
"ithIn thIrty days after service OF such notice
Judgment shall be entered thereon by the pro-
thonotary clerk; if exceptions to the findings
ol tacts or conclusions of law be filed within said
thirty days the court or the Judge thereof who
tried the case in vacation, may, upon argument,
order Judgment TO be entered according TO the
decision previously hled, or make such modihca-
tiOns thereof in justice and right shall seem
proper, subject always nevertheless, to review by
writ OF error or appeal in the supreme courts such
writ Of error appeal to be taken in the time
and manner and with the effect prescribed by
law.
SECTION 3. Every such case taken to the
preme court upon writs Of error shall be heard and
determined therein as writs Of error are therein
heard and determined; and every such case taken
to the supreme court by appeal shall be heard and
determined therein cases Of appeal in equity
proceedings; and IN trial is ordered
ii shall be proceeded with before the same court in
the same manner as herein before provided for.
SECTION i IN agreement to submit under this
act shall be waiver OF the right of trial by jury.
SECTION q. Cases submitted under the pToVi-
sons of this act shall be subject to existing law
10 costs, except no jury fee shall be required on
entering Judgment.
Approved The 21d day of April, A. d. 1874.
j. K. HARTRANFT.
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.,E ihE FITS CALAMITY.-The latest edi-
oions OF flttsburg morning papers, Instead of
OF sunday night as having been oxagVerated.
now only add to the terrible details and con-
one than the sad story OF yesterday made our
Inc list OF bodies recovered trD until last last
estimates the total loss of life within the Imits
OF the two cities, and immediate yicihity at
reporters upon the various papers have 2ather-
ed up the particulars of this awful catastrophe
pie straightforward manner peculiar to these
faithful historians of the events, as they occur
required 10 write the details Of ruin aud desc
latIon brought on by the avalanche OF water
'hat c%ahie cam pouring down on Sunday night.
3 AT TINS distance from the scene our readers
/ would Aot feel interested in a recapitulatiOn
became mere floating fragments; Of stately
piles OF brick and mortar that fell prey TO
ing tatgfact. ant We're crumbled to pieces ana
swept away into immense piles OF debris; of
goods generally, bo-re furiously along on the
huge waves that could not be stayed, and OF
ried away on the river OF &ater that was to
the unfortunate victims literal river of
This last is the saddest feature OF the whole
story, and no wonder that the statement is EN-
phasized that strong men wept and women
tainted when viewing the removal OF the ghast-
ly burdens from the cretiors gathered oy
water, Net vivid in the minds OF rtaTly an
our residents. rises that sad Friday, the 18th of
depot here went down. carrying with it hun
dreds of citizens, and bringing death to several
who were known and loved in the community.
The gloom that hung like pail over this place,
will live in the memory of all who had cause
TO bear in mind that terrible accident, yet IL
was as nothing, compared with this later dread
ful calamity. In the gloom of enforced
darkness, fOr gas mains were broken, and the
city left without Hight from the extinguisaed
lamps. the minutes of houses We're swept away
fl tire torrent, ami in the wild scramble for
place OF shelter lives were sacrificed that
ton has been terrible ono for Pittsburgh
but IL is only the survivors who have lost
loved relatives or warm. friends, who can fully
realize how terrible IL has been.
We have not the space to furnish the details
we have received, touching the calamity tina I
has af1icted these two cities, but are glad
10 note that as an open hand hss always been
extended in charity for the assistance of 9TH
ers, so her representative citizens now prompt
~ meet together to devise measures for the
alienation OF her own sufferers. Contributions
commenced pouring in last evening at pre-
Hmlnary gathering, ana over 5000 raised
In a Few minutes TO meet immediate and press |
ing wants. An executive com mnlittec ap-
pointed to see to the burial of the victims, aud
the expenses attendant upon performing the
last sad rites will be paid out of the fund so
collected. The surplus will he distribuI ed to
those who have lost their all by this visitation,
and so Tar as replacing their temporary pos
sessions are concerned, sufferers will be placed
once more on substantial IfoOting.-JOilIstOIUn !
Tribune.
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~ AAKZE
SNANTS$ = E'SA VEGETABLE sIClga
EeaseGl HAZE
ssS RENHwsR

Every year increases the populR ity
of this valuable Hair Preparation (;
which is due 20 merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it is kent
fully up to its high standard; and e
is the only reliable and perfected pre- =
aration for restoring GRAT Oh FADE ,
HAIR to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scslf,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandruHi
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the halr from falling out, as it EtirnU-
iates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker AMI
stronger. In badness, it restores tie
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and viii create new growth, except
in extreme old age. It is the mot
economical HAIR DREssINs ever used,
Rs it requires fewer applications, AMI
gives the hair q splendid, glossy ap-
Pearance. a. a. Hayes, MD, State
Assayer Of Massachusetts,, says, "I'hs
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; sad |
consider it the BEST PREPARATIos
for its intended purposes"
sold ~ al DrIggiI.s, and Dealers n 2ss5tses~~
Price One Dollar.
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--One day last week unique two wheel
cd vehicle drawn by two men and a dog,
and followed by some half dozen women
aud children, passed through town west
war,l-bound In response to inquiries, they
represented that they were en- route for Kan
sas. which State they expected TO reach,
travelling as they were then travelling, in
about year and day and p half from
date. They must have changed their minds
before they had achieved much of the trip,
for they made their appearance here again
on Wednesday, this time going in the tii-
rectiou of Ben Butler birth place, with
wagon, dog, and the. rast of them in good
condition The theory advanced that they
constitute the advance-guard of party of
carpet baggers TO be brought here to vote
the Republican ticket next tall Is, we are as
sured, not we'll grounded.
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DEATH OF Mrs. JUDGE DEAN.-We re-
gret to announce the death OF the wiIe OF
lion Jndge Dean, which occurred in Holli-
daxshuro Yesterday week. We understand
Mrs. Dean has been an in valid for some time.
A recent visit with Judge Dean to the sea
shore at Atlantic City, where they spent
several weeks. gave strong hopes OF her ul-
+i,,ate recovery, but it was ordained other
1I,;sa Mrs Dean is represented by all who
enioved her acquaintance to have been
most excellent lady. Her funeral on Satur-
dav at three O'Clock was largely attended,
not only by the people of Holidaysourg, but
I,1Jrra Dean has our heartfelt sympathy in
his sad bereavement.
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KEEP MOvING.-In the great battle OF life no
one should stand still, for the conflict were
waging must be fought with Will, gO II he
hOoVes al to keep moving their measures TO
HI in this world of cummOtiOn which contains
much good and i'll. Yes, and while you are
moving don't forget to move your body cor
porIte into the elegant cheap clothing store OF
James J. Murphy, IO9 Clinton street, Johns
buy 4 complete outfit from top to toe of as Gle
giant wearing apparel as yOuT.eyes ever rested
upon. and that too for less money than any
wherC else in the county.
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FOND RECDLIECTIOSS.-Itis is sweet to remem-
Der the days OF youth, when mid thu
storms of DecSmber we frozc fast to the truth
but sweeter by far and more fully enjoyed are
the facts they are about Myers & Lloyd
whose stock is complete and whose prices are
low, ana who sells everything neat at speed
that's not slow, and deal with their customers
from the very word go-there and buy yoIr
dry goods and groceries,
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FPEE OF CHARGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup OF
Tar Wild Cherry and Horehonnd comoiH
III the medicinal virtues of those articles
long experience has proved to possess
w most efcient qualities for all diseases of
.ile .pe IrbTo,,t and Lungs Coughs and Colds
are are speedily relieved by 1t and in GroTp H2 1t
acls ifs,in n sample bottle free Of charge,
oIoIe ragiIar ann size for 81 or at F. NJ Woie-
oioala oL !" {, sons Store, Wilmore. J, X. MOI
st:'g'I1 ia a Sortb Cd St Pbila. L3-13.-ly.J
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BASE BALL.-The return game of base ball
between the Acuntaineers Jr-, of this place
and the Juniors, of Johnstovvu, was played at
the latter place on Wednesday As viii be
seen by the subjOined score, our boys succeed
ed in vanquiShing their opponents, though the
game WAS a close one. Each club has now won
Il game apiece, the Juniors having defeated
the Mouutaineers here on the 4th instant. We
understand it is thS intention to play the third
O decisive game for the championship at an
early day. The figures here given tell he whole
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Ebens5urg, July -, 1874.


Possessing the s5mc uulicnubIe right to lie
selected or rejected. as the case may lie, for the
Office Of County Commissioner that = unsScSS-
ed nv ANY other man. She subscriber hangs
his banner on the outer wall and declares his
best of his ability, provided and provided
only. that the approaching County Contention
secs fit TO place his name on the Democratic
ticket. ,4BuE SHAEuAt--u
Summit. June 10, 1875.
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Ioca-

TPHOLSTERING.-Having loca-
~ ted permanently in this place, Cat the
Carriage Shop of ID. n. Chute:l the undersigned
desires to inform the people of Northern Cambria
and parts adjacent that he is prepared to do all
kind Of UPHOLSTERINCf, such as trimming car
rfapcs buggicS and other vehicles, uphOlsterng
sofas chairs, Ottomans. bedding, ETC. and in fact
doing all work in that line. Old articles of furni-
ture vehicles. etc. made good new in this
particular, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed IN
every instance Charges moderate and work at
tended to promptly. FELIX WEBER.
Ebensburg, July 81, 1S74.-3m-%
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OBITUARY.

NINROE.-Died. in Butler, Pa, on Tuesday
July 2lst. ALBERT H.. infant son of Nicholas and
Mary Ninroe, aged weeks.
REESE SE.-Ded, in Hollidaysburg, on Saturday
last, Miss JENNIE T.. REEs, of Omaha. Neb., fOr-
rmerly Of Hollidaysburg, aged q years and mos.
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COMMISSIONER

At the solicitation or number Of fricnGs,
the subscriber Offers hiIr~cif as a candidate for
County Commissioner. ana having no doubt Of
his capacity, and certainly none a. 10 his will
hngnesS, to perform the duties of said Otiir t.
honestly and faithfully. he hopes to meet with
the favorable consideration OF thcapproachirg
Democratic County Convention. TO hich aIoI q
his claims are submitted.
JOSUE ID. PARRISH.
EbenShurE IuIv % IS-A
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PROTHONOTARY

The Undersigned will be u candidate before
the County Convention for the Office of Pro-
thonUtIry OF Cambria county, subject to the
us1ges of the Democratic party. and hopes to
be deemed worthy the support OF his party
friends for that position. A. J. CHRIsTH.
LOrettO, June 9, IS14,s
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LOON WELL TO TOIR UNDERSTANDINGS.
JOHN D. THOMAS,
Boot and Shoe Maker

THE undcrsi- -hcd respectfully informs his nII-
L mCTuus customers and the public gcnerJltE
that he Is prepared 10 manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES Ct any desired size or quality, trOmitE6
finest French calf-sEin boots TO tho coarseSt
brogans, in the VERY EE>r MANNER, on the
shortest notice. and at M moderate prices IS
like work can be Obtained anywhere.
Those who have Orn Boots and shoes made
at my establishment need no cSsUranCe - II
the superior quality OF my work. Others cga
easily bo convinced OF the fact II they will only
give trial. Try and bG convinced.
- Repairing Of Boots and shoes attended
20 promptly aud In a wOrEmanlikr manner.
Thankful for past fayors feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me 10 Il CO.i
tinuance and increase Of the same.
JOHN d. THOMAS
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NEE- ADVERTESEAIENrS.

TOLLEGIATE and CONHFRCIALI IsSTTrT ~, New
l. Haven, COnn.-Forticth year. Preparatory to
College, the Scientific Schools or Business, with
s}Stcnat c and thorough physical training by mill
tuTE drilling gymua Stl' rowing. etc Catalogues
sent On application. WM. H. RUSSELL Principal
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DUBLIC SAFE OF REA1 estate.

E BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of Cambria County, I will offer at public
sale at the School House in the Borough of horet-
to- on Saturday. the 18th day of August
next, at O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
real estate (being part Of the Church farmJ situ-
Joining lands of lanes German, John Carney. and
Others, containing I20 Acres. This property
has been divided into twelve lots, each containing
from five to twelve acres
TERMS OF SALE One-half of the purchase mon
ey to be paid on confirmation OF sale ana the Dtl-
Hnce in six months. with interest, to be secured by
bond and mortgage Of the purchaser;
F. A. BUSH, Trustee.
Isoretto, July a, 1s14.-3t.
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CASTER FELDUNG.


?. ). / Tcccnuy 1evaUe acquainted Win a
man from BelfOTtl. Centre county, Pa. who
used to rent farms there, but who came to Ne
braska about three years ago. HI says II either
of his Old landlords would give him any one Of
the farms he used TO work and make il Oblioa-
tory on him 70 remain there permanently. he
would not accept the gift, as he has better and
richer land here from old Uncle Sam. So he
wise, my friends. aEG follow suit before all tho
best lands nave been gobbled up. Z. I.
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z ICENSE NOTICE.-The follow
- ing named persons have filed petitions
for License and the same VIII be presented to the
Court OF Common Pleas At September Term:
Philip BiseI IIoretto Borough, Eating House.
Patrick Dowd, Washington Twp Tavern.
!. K. HITE, PrOthOnOtary.
ProthOnotary's Office, Ebensburg, July Is, 1874.
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WATBRS CONCERTO ORGANSI

are the most beautiful in style and perfect rI tone
ever made. The CONCERTO STOP Is thsbeSt
placed in any Organ. II t. produced m uH
extra set " reeds peculiarly voiced the EFFECT
nf tCgich is MOST CHARMING urd sou L-STIR-
RiNGs rrbjJs the Es1ETATIOS 0f the HUMAN
VOICE Is 81 ER b Terms Liberal.
WAT ERS' PHiIHdFDJ OniC. FeSDeg
03ld Orchestral ORGANS
in USF0EE FRESSfs a = -. are among
the best made. aud combine PURITl gf NOICISG
iCith great Volume OF tone. Suitable for LARLUR,
CHU RCH or MI SIC HALL.
W4 TIERS NcIC Scale PIANOS
hare great power and q ne singing tone, tCith all
modern improvements. and are the Is EST Pr
AMOS HADE. These Organs and Pianos
are warranted for yeRTa. PRICES ES-
'TEEHEI-Y Low for cash. pHrt cash ana
bSiance in monthly or quarterly payments sec
Ond- Hand Instruments taken Ia exchange.
AGENTS WA STEO IN every County IN the
u. =. aud Canada. 4 liberal discount 10
Teachers. Ministers, Churches, schools Lodges,
&c. ILLJ-STE TED "a T'1 LOG YES Nailed
HORACE WATERS Il son,
IS1 Broadway. New York. z, U. Box 3567.
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We are authorized BY Mr.. NATH AsIrT. HORNE
or JohuStowu, to announce his name as one OF
the tlr0 candidates for Assembly from this
county under the provisions OF the new con-
stitutiOn. OF course MIR. HORNE submits h 5
claims to the cony yentiou and will, like all good
Democrats, submit ana abide by the declsiop
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ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
l. CFRN-wILITAN DODsOS. Of AIlo-
Eheny Township, County OF Cambria and State of
Pennsylyauls hereby gives notice that he has hle1
his application with the Surveyor General AZ HGT-
rfzbuTg for Warrant 70 survey the following des
crihed improved vacant land: Said land Is sitn0-
ted In Allegheny Township. County and State
aforesaid. adjoining lands Of Hugh Mcconnell and
WIN. Ro1sgn on the east, lands Of " u. DCtSpn on
the south ami wcsr, and lands Of John Grimes on
the north containing IN all O. acres and IA perches
Gnd allowance [T-3.-Stl