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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY, June u P. M-Thc stock
speculation further reflected IL selling movement
By both large and small operators. but most
marked in Lake Shore, Erie, Delaware, Lar,R-
wanna and Western St Paus. Northwestern.
and Western Union. The decline ranged from
1927 cent Erie dropping - To ll't; Lake
Shore. Ia to ca st. Paul l., to A9h; do. pre-
ferrcd. y cent. to ~, New York Central. to
10: Ohios, / TO S4 Delaware Lackawanna
and Western. l., to ST. Delaware and Hud-
son. / - to 55'e; NOuhW, stern common, u 10
49,; do. prcerred J., 10 70; WHhnsh, a TO
lj4; md Western Union, = To- 81 q. Inc last
na@ed. however. after midday was employed 10
strengthen the general list at IN hiyan ~ from
slfs to So. and Rock Island after selling down
from 49, to no, iallied TO llbA, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh. however. WAS heavy at q cent.
dorne 10 Il H. and Michigan Central 2 = cent.
To- 81 o.. the market closing weak at about the
lowest points oi the day. 4 lew hundred shares
were sold out under tho rule for the account
of n small operator,
The directors Of tie Western Union Tnlr-
graph Company hnYe declared u uuArirriy
dividend OF ] a " cent, payable July 10. Tho
transfer books Will close june - and raol''.n
July IL, The net profits for tho quarter end ng
March 81 were s79l 81 l.4G. brin. f1lu39 moro
than estimated; and the net profits for thr
quarter ending June 30 partly estimated VIII
amount 10 SsG1 OlS.
The gold market continued duh and without
special feature
All OF the transactions were nj l0l.
loans ue rates pad io' the use OF sold were !, 2
Government bonds closed strong and active, The
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THE HIGHWAYMEN or THE FLATS.
All Traces Of them Lost At Ninety-third street
md Third Avenue.

Joseph W Lafctra, who was robbed of Il
lcathern bag Of money after having his head
battered with pistol butts In Third avenue car
on Monday evening. is yet confined 10 his bed
although his wounds arc not dangerous. Con-
ductor Aud studied the roeucs' gallery in the
Police Central ONCE yesterday. and picked out n
face that he said resembled that OF one Of the
robbers. 1t proved to be that OF a criminal
who Is now serving II two years sentence
In Sing Sing. and So the police were again with
out my very hopeful clue. II is said that the
Third Avenue Railroad Company lately dis
charged one Of its employees because it learned
that ne had committed crime. before his con-
n n, WIN ne compa ny very similar to that
wprk on suspicion that ne is one Of the robbers
Two Of the five men jumped on the car ncar
the depot in Harlem. two others about half
mile this side Of the depot aud one a short dis
lance above Nincty-fourth street; From the in.
slant the man in the inside Of the car uttered
e u.s. snarp cry Hey " until all Of the robbers
ut had elapsed. The Germans rslurnlne from
their picnic had scarcely opened their eyes
before tho rohbery had been committed and the
rohbers were rafting down Nnety-third street
IN th"r wagon The signal was given after the
cat Ind p9,ssed Nnety-iouFt6 street. and tie
inir Nnety-thrd street
o.. the police haye learned that the wagon
turned down Ninety-third street from Third
avenue. and that tho wagon did not cross the
Astoria ferry az Ninety second street. The rob.
beers could have left their conveyance ana
struggled down into the more thcked settl'i
parts Of the CITY. one by one. or they could have
ridden boldly up First avenue and returned to
Harlem with the aid OF side streets. without
challenging attention.
Tho police say that the nearest haunt OF Grim
inale who live by ihieviag is below seventy
ninth street. Mr.. William Kenny, President Of
the Kenny Association. say- that though the
police may call his association gang" yet
no member was CONNECTED with the Latcira out
rage. and no member is serving time" MessrS
,hrrol 4 Ferguson proprioiols Of the Pubic
Horse Market. say there is no gnrg Of erin
in tls about their market. but. 90 the contrary.
the men connected with the market have been
Instrumental IN bringing liuny thieves to Jus
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"A'hlNDloH. juno l2.-Ex- Congressman
l'..t... 1sas recalled. and testified that An
-.u in the spring Of 1877. that his
H- Lua asanst the counting Of the
.'''.4 ..." BAL yo;o, and correct and stuck TO it,
'h'e's.o .-" told him he had seen Mr.. Mat
"'",ani l1l threatened him with tho publ
,''N '' N" Documents, and so on. unless Mr..
,l'Nh 1875 oii something for him Immediately.
''"- answer was that he could 40 ahead
,4I l4" what no pleased. Subsequently.
-'''D ~-' D ol ihe same matter. and said nc
.'"i 'lotnine lurtherto do with Anderson.
N' 'w1 nir'r Witness. Nash, and Andar-
n,, inyr. hOout q foreign appoint
.,"' '.7 d. Witness was told by Ander-
r.un '" '-N "rs MT doing rs much AS he
tIU' .i'y ur two after thM Anderson said
ed ' ,. ~. ~ itatwouit ruin Nash. and show
And ne ALlcraon Nash. agreement;
f'.' i - he tat ho"n afraid Nash would
ssn ami hhd threatened him. If he did not
pr1, 7t'ein"ni y it he would revoke his
sssci IrN sp N4sh had signed il. Witness
M'np ,''A Whht he meunt by signing such n
ongA., .n4 Aasl said II was foolish, and he
lsdn Nd nave known better. Witness never
M"."N,, i'hN ,rShtion with Mr. Sherman rs to
WI, ntl onrrmnn letter.
ls,5 i,d klowq OF. Anderson since 1874 or
else ne lrNrr saw him but once previous TO the
ve,t nn lh,n Anderson exhibited his coat and
him tt., h' iid p"en shot. Anderson told
Tg'iclaI,W DO hoDublican was sale IN East
puii'".' moment II was u very large lie
IN IN parish W. 10 1876.
Ycs iH' personally canyassed ~ A
and i.-,e' y REQ separate elections. 1868. 1870.
there n, NE Same vote, substantially. WIS
cans wi - 10 "r IN 1879. The leading Repuhli-
parist" Hp mai not been killed were in the
daad" re- pay 'hey were SO completely intlmi-
they 1, Hs Anderson aud others asserted. that
d.r,ula not make speeches nor even vote
dIssirssoh' while in New Orleans, was very
called vo'l a. "nd mis- reputation WAS not what is
y mlsbt al 'e,tft IA NorlhoTn community.
tesiny 'r ile drank a good deal. After
nd WlujY1.9ow Hfsh aereement, witness did
uns 9s z deserving Republican. Al no
III 1915 was Anderson looking fog Q
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NAsHINGToN, June l2.-Gen. Fremont was
confirmed boy the Senate today Governor ot Arizona.
Ne objection was made tu his continuation but roll call
whs demanded Nni ten or twelve lmmocrauc Ncuat. rs
voted against fremont ON the ground. Is understood.
that they regarded his connection with the sale
Memphis ani ~ rHsn bonds In France ~ rrhrctug
uuu~N upon ~. character ms Ia make hun uuprnp,
lDl.uI III L.lIelhI nIIuInimnmt
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Henry Clinton who shot and severely wound
cd his wife Eliza, at 80 Baltic street BROOKLYN in Oco
Der last was caught through dccoY letter ON Tuesday
He had been concealed among the Pennsylvania mines
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One Trouble from the Elevated Railroad

As ono Of the locomotives on the Metronoltan
Elevated Railway pass prNUe co = warehouse at 20
church street yesterday quantity OF hot Goals and ashe
tel from ln tuck oad u cotton, setting ie To one OF
the bales.
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susinrss ilu.it,s.

Amer the birth OF ms babe, ore Of my Iinibs
be- iun i'auuiA swollen oI.L-'s LiNlMENf lODlDB
AMMONIA atcr oil ltc h HC.l. trt dies Jailed. effect.
cd ttpi4 cure MRS LA~k lDf hast G0tl It,. y Y.
sold IS az druggists. Tlia. sltr. 4jc.
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MARINE INTELLTG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALsASAC-rHts nav
sunrises".. y sun sets. 81 Moon sets ... -
HicH wAraE-rnis DsV
sandy Hook. ~ GOV Island ~ Hell Gate. g.. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-13

Neither dragged, lIauured, nor watcred-Dr.
uhdeihhs pure Wines ir1ii t tiutuu Point Whey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-13

Decidedly the Best Place In New York 90
huN boots. iurs aust lit lOr ladies Misses gents and
huf -tUai % iiH.r-. moot iIl 90
MILLER a co s. -fs Br1alvi1 Dlugst Building.
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Weather once Prediction,

Clear or partly cloudy weather and possibly
occasional light Tains, with west " north Winds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-13

Have you tried the perfection blend OF
Mocha and -fnVn t71ftr IN rIts. inrss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-13

81 Pearl Mixed Derby si.9O; Fine
M, antw sl1J wgru 81 % Sew Church st., up stairs.
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"TA. L,sh. which shine. In neaun'. Eye.

Is not more dazzling or beautiful than the pure aui
brilliant light which l. reelected rom the latest triumph
OF umphrty's Partisan Diamonds have all the
al the genuine AMI cost Thirty less They
are coating Of real diamond On pure crystal base
Jewellers cannot detect them from real diamonds Their
bUihRncy lasts Tor ever The genuine Partisan Diamonds
can be- bought at my store only Richard Humphrey
Jeweler $40 Broadway, corner l2th St, Sew lUrk.dr
A srRF THISG-Prof Chapin's Buchupaihn greatest
medic ne earth for kidney, bladder, aud urinary dis
Depots 81 Barclay st., II Gold ST. 9Th aN-Adp
"Miasmine - positively cures malaria and dyspepsia
Price 1Oc, per bottle Sold by all dTuggistA-Aas
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-05

SUDDEN DEATH or ASOT4RR YOUNes LADY
N LoRETTo.-ft is not more than two and a
haIt months ago since we we're called anon TO
Shronfcle the sudden death OF Miss Hattie
MyerS, handsome and much beloved young
adE ot IsOTcttp- aDd now 10 hecnnleS our Pain
Iui duty to note the unexpected demise under
Stncw tlat mlt5r Cfrcu instances OF Miss GtSSie
Glass, daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Glass. of Munster
1ownShip. which occurred about ii O'Clock on
tuesday forenoon at the residence oF her cons
IN Nr. ;. \ MGOugh. in Lorctfo borough. The
oeccaScd lady, whose age we presume To have
oeen not more than Is " arS, was in her usual
E'lied heaith and spirits the evening previous.
Nhleh Sne very pleasantly spent with numher
OF 0unE associates. ladies and gentlemen. a. n q
ielt her abnut 10 clock. thOnt OF cuu rse
any ehspici' n whatever that her earthly ctreer
was 50 soon 80 terminate some time during
lhe night. however. the poor girf WIS seized
Nlth dsathty illness. said to have been brain
ieNer, ana. after suffering untold turmrnts.
uIeu. . rs We nave already stated. before nom on
Ine ioilowing day. \ somewhat singular coin
SlIthCe 70 be noted ia this connection j. that
Doth ne youug iSdies who have died so recent
~ anu So suddenly in I.OrettO, were related 10
eX Sheriu Myers, Mrs. Parrish and Mrs ffasson.
81 thls pace the first named having been a
niece ana the latter a cousin e the parties re-
terred to- The mineral of Miss Glass will we
presume. take place to morrow tThursCav)
forenoon, though OF this we are not certain
Interment in ST. Michaci's Catholic) cemetery
LorettO. May she rest in peace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-05

A NOBLE CFARIEY.-At Greenwood
Delaware county, is located the Penusyl-
vania Training School for Feeble Minded
Children, and as Cambria county is AT this
time entitled to the admission of two minors,
who will he received on suitable proof OF
their condition and dependence, the follow
ing information in relation to the matter
may he of interest to some Of our readers.
The beneficiary fund which supports the in
stitutiou is created by special act OF the
Legislature, on which indieent children, of
feeble mind, may he admitted from the variOu
counties Of the comm Ouweaith. and children
who are epileptic, seriously paraIyZcd. pro-
fOunilV idsOtic cannot be received. The State
fund is appropriated 10 the care OF such chill
dren of poor parcntage as cannot bc educated
and cared FOR in the ordinary way, but who can
BY the special nethOdS Of the Institution, in its
school, gyInnastic and industrial departments,
be trained to some degree of Intelligence, self
care and usefulness. For reports an / fun
particulars as to how TO proceed in the matter
OF application address: Isaac n. herlin,
superintendent, Media, Pa"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-05

AN GNDENIABLE TRUTH.-Kou deserve
to suffer, and if you lead a miserable, unsat-
isfactory life in this beautiful worlT, it is
entirely your own fault anf there is only
one excuse for you.,-yUur unreasonable
prejudice and sBe 9ticism which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and com
mon sense reasoning will soon show yoH
thai Green's August Flower viii cure you
OF Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with ali
its miserable effects suoh as sick headache,
paInitation of the heart, sour stomach, hab-
itHal cost iveuess, Giizainess Of the head, neT-
vous pToSlration, low spirits, etc. ITS sales
now reach every town ON the Western Con=
tinent, and nos Druggist, among whom we
may name Iemmon ~ Murray, ot ihis place,
hut will tell you of it's wonderful cures
Yhrea doses will relieve You.
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%

RUPTURE WANTED.-I want every r1lp-
tured man or woman, it makes no difference
in what part of the body the rupture is situ-
ated, 10 seHl me = three cent postage stamp,
and l viii tell them what they should do
and how to get relief or cure. 7 have aD-
piled trusses and treated rupture for period
of over forty years, and have no doubt what
ever that i can give relief in every case and
when a cure is possible / can effect a cure
IF those afflicted can make it suit TO cor7e
and see me il is always best, but if they can =
not do this conveniently they should write
to me. The fault in most cases of rupture is
in improperly applied trusseS. Every day =
experience makes this more plain 10 me- and
| am sure that my experience justices me in
promising better terms and a more complete
retention of Ine rupture than can be obtained
anywhere else in the Uuited States. Visits
at a distance made when required. Address.
Ds. KEYsER, 240 Penn Avenue
Opposite Christ's Church, Pittsburgh, Ia.
[Cut this oct for reference.f
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-05

SHARP BUT SINFUL.--The current num-
ber of the Hulidaysburg Register ~ecOunts
little speculation in borsefiesh much more
cute than comnendable. Thus runs the
story
Charles Hewitt, liveryTnan, has a horse that
our friend John RnbrsOU, Of the Loop, would
like TO own, ami has several times tried TO bar
gain for. but without success. On Tuesday of
last week. young German, came to the livery
stable to hire a horse to 90 to Williamsburg,
He represented to Charley that he lived over
have the horse. While Charley was taking a
snOoZe, II few hours after. Mr.. RObesOn rode
UP 10 town, and proceeded TO the stable and
calling Charley out, stated thai he now had a
horse that he believed would suit him. and tim I
he thought they cOIld make tradc-aud That
he should come and look at him. Ch8rly look
cd. admired, and replied. Yes, he does suit
me, always liked that horse - RObCsun in
quired what he meant. Charley then gave him
a little history OF how he hired that horse that
morning It appears the young man proceedc cd
TO ROheSOn's and TRADED with that gentleman
for a bay horse, receiving three dollars boot.
He then rode to MIR. Arch. Hct'addcns :. Franks
town, and sold that gentleman the saddle and
bride, Tor three dollars. He then told Mr. Me
Fadden that he had business in the ueiCLbor-
mood, aud requested permission TO leave his
horse in his stable till the next day, which was
granted. RObesCn f0und his horse, He wit got
hjS-HnG McFaddcn and BobesOa each lost three
dollars-and the young scamp whoever he was,
UHdo enough to take him to OJhpr pastures,
where be may fleece more unsuspeCting livery
men, Iumbermen and farmers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-05

NATURAL SELECTION.-Investiga of
natural science have demonstrated beyond
controversy, that throughout the animal
kingdom the Survival of the fittest" is the
only law that vuuchSafes thrift and perpetu-
ity. Does mol the same principle govern the
commercial prosperity of man? An inferior
cannot supersede n superior article. Illus
trative OF this principle are the family med
iciues of r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of Buffalo, N
Y. BY reason of superior merit, they have
outrivaled all other medicines. Their sale
in the United States alone exceeds one mil
lion dollars per annum, while the amount
exported fOOts mp to several hundred thous-
and more. No business could grow 20 such
gigantic proportions and rest upon any other
basis than that of merit. 1T is safe to say
that no medicine combination of meiIicfues
yet discovered equals or can compare with
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, for
the cure of coughs, colds, and all pm lmonary
and blood affections. If the bowels he con
stipated and liver sluggish. his Pleasant
Purgative Pellets will give prompt relief :
while his FavJrite Prescription will posi-
lively, perfectly, and permanently, cure
those weaknesses and dragging down" sen
satiOns peculiar 10 females. In the People s
Common Sense Medical Adviser, an Illus
tra.ed work of nearly one thousand pages.
the Doctor has fully discussed the principles
that underlie health and sickness Price
81. 80 postpaid. Adapted to old and young
single and married. Address r. V. Pierce.
NJ. d, Worlds Dispensary and Iuvalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, y. Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-05

THE BARosMA is perfectly harmless in
IT'S effects, working cnre by gently stimU-
lating the liver to excrete from the blood all
particles of matter that are poisonous 10 it,
the stomach, heart, kidneys and other organs
of tine body. When the liver is torpid and
inactive, the whole sysieIu must suffer, uu-
der9oinE process of slow poisoning the
stomach is 6lled with carbonie acid gas, in
flaming the mucous membrane, or coating ol
the stoIuaca. The BarOsma ueutralises the
acid, taking il Hp and carrying it off wthoul
further inquiry 10 the System. 1t is pleasant
10 the taste. Most people take it full
strength from the bottle a few mix il with
a little water, which may be done If Thought
best
Prepared by r. X. Thompson, Titusville,
Pa. Price S1.00 per bottle. For sale by
Lennon & Murray, Ebensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-05

A REAffsfsoEN eB,-On the 4tb OF July, 1852,
what is known as Odd time Oeltnrat Ion ot the
day was bad Ia EbenshurS. hig dinner Waa
served M in grove near tae diamond, iodStS
were drank Il speech followed and ia the egen-
inc f7reyyor<s ana q hall wound Ep the fGsiiyi-
ties The programme for this 9Th l. no. so eiab-
orate. hut il includes ono thing which was
,yanIfps to our f0refatners- We refer % the
opportfiufty which !s Afforded one and all to
6irop In 10 the store of John lloyd Co, Main
street, and buy a stock OF goods at prices never
before known in the history OF Ebenshurg.-
The entire stock is fresh and in season,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-05

TRUE ESOUGH.--W hen Fran Kiln cuuucfated
the wise saying about taking care nT the men
hitS ana leaving the dollars take care Of Them
selves. he was PROBABLY not moved thereto by
the TACT that great deal of money i fDoIishlv
squandcred in the purchase Of rogdv-made
clothing at high-priced establishments. not
withstanding u IS truth patent To all that n
neat substantial and elegant suit of wearing
apparel can he bought at Star Clothing Hall
lH CLINTON street, JOhnstown, for less money
than II would cost man to visit and look al
goods not whit better in some other stores of
The same Kind lhlL mighl be Innnl innnl-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-07-05

How FOOLTsH.-Flsewhere we make mention
of the exploits of QtmbTia county man in the
way of robbing Godfrey VOLTS ciuthiug stove
in AItoOne Of a couple pairs of pantalOons. The
WOre we think of u, the more we are forced 70
the conclusion that thes man nust have been
suffering from temporary insanity, for Mt.
Wolff sells his clothing AT so bow "a price as 20
pat il within the reach of all. He maintains
the most liberal rates outside the ETbar cities.
and guarantees satisfaction IN every CASE
Special bargains fGr the holiday season. Call
ahd SEQ him=next door To the post-C ftce, Al
fOOOH.
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CHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of

- II ERl Ft = "a LIZ by virtue oi
~ writ of Tead. EypOa., iSsued oUt Of The
1'ourt of Common Pleas OF Cambria county
and 10 me dir, cjed, there will be exposed To
l.uhlic sale. at the Court House ia Ebensburg,
IN : NTtrRnAY .IVt.Y -, ISIS. at O'Clock, 7. NJ.
the following real estate, 10 wit;
an tho right. title and interest Of David y.
Prvce Wm. Ba xtcr, Wm. !. Mclaughlin. John
Rinard and Francis Mclaughlin, OF IA and 10 n
10. OF ground situate In the West ward. Ebens-
hurg borough. Cambria county, fronting on His h
street on nc Gorth. adjoining lot OF Mrs Hutch
iuson on tho east. extending hack To an alley on
the south aud adjoining Tot of John Don heriy
on the west. haviFg thereon crested Two story
frame house aud frame stable now To the occu-
nancy Of W ~. :. Mclaughlin, aEd q iarse two
story frame building. used as a store ID the o@cu
pau6y at Mclaughlin Brus-. agent : and Collins
Johnston < Co. banRcrS. Taken in execution and
to be sold At the suit of t. II Barker, assignee o
e. O. X. ZahyH.
TERMS or SAEE.-1ne-thiri of the purchase
money to ue paid when Ii-e proper " tS knocked
down, and the remaining twO-thiros EtJoft th'
confirmation of the deed - - 80
JOHN RYAN. Sheriff.
Sheria's Once, EbOnsburE, Juae ., loio-
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ALTOONA rs located At the font Of the ALI
isghenY mountains. =. Bigmentha keeps sfot {
at ilI9 Eleventh avenue. IN that city. and the
foot above mentioned is about the only one
except q foot rule, which he is unable "a stils'
factOriy St with neat boot, shoe, or slipper
His stock Is most complete, anh - hefhF adGed
10 any ~ cav and ne o. she who cannot BrC
amongst his assortment something 10 suit mus
be hard TO please,
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Assignee7S sale

AS%i2nee7S Sale
DY virtue Of an order % Tho Court Of Common
ID Pleas Of Cambria county. 70 ane directed I
Will expose 60 public safe. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, JULY 3Oth, 1879.
az O'Clock, =. N. the following described real
estate te wits
All that certain Piece or Parcel of [ and
situate in Ciea7held township, in said county Of
Cambria. adjoining lands of Joseph Baker Henry
OoFan- estate oi Thomas Adams ir. q nd others
cuntainug lus ACREs. more less about IS Cr,t.s
Of which are cleared. hav .ng thereon ere-ie a
oHe und a-hhlf s'ory Loo HORSE and LOG BAux
nov IN the occupancy OF ]. W Neasun.
TERMS OF SALE tne-rhird OF the uurcha 90
money 10 be paid ON { ie conformation of the So .
oue-third in one year and the balance In two ears
thereafter Deferred payments 20 bear Interest
and 20 he secured hy ths jude ment bond OF the
purchaser. JOHN WAGNER
Assignee OF J. ~. Neason
Chest Springs. June >. IS7s-3s.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.

"A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
AA' Fstafr Of SAM'L HENRv. deed
The unders gned having been ca n sur,rfr-e,,
Auditor 10 report dist riiution Of the iuuds in he
hands OF Thomas :. DAVIS. adm nistrator ur tho
e. ate 0t Samuel Henry. deed, hereby gives no
tice that hc vi J attend 10 the duties II his an,
pontmeut at the Court House in the f,or,.r,s-b .
EhenSburU. ON Tt EsDAN, ICLY Esd. SIS Ht "a
o'clock. A. n, when and wht re All parties infr
est Ell may attend and present their claims ~ Sa
deharred from comm in on sal fund
JNO. =. LINTON. Audftor
Juna IS. ls7s.-3t.