LIST OF PREMIUMS ' Avmnlod t the Third Annual Ex-lMUoi f the Somorvt I'onnljr ArxlrflltBr! NwlelT. hold on Sept. 22d, 23rd, and tilth, 1.. 1EPAKTMEXT I. HOUSES. IV'er Htfflcv, best thorongh breeJ Bul lion 0 00 A. J. WHI, bout native stallion 8 00 Jvculrr & Ferrel, 2ud best do 8 00 Jolm H. Wr-lier, bent three year old 5 00 PJiilip Ackerman, best 2 year old 8 00 C. II. Miller, best one yer old 3 00 i:mamicl Aorau, bmt Bucking colt 3 00 .lobn H. Weller, 2nd best do A. Genre G. Walker, bent drcngbt horror mare 8 00 f .exrcc Colancb, bent brood mtre 8 00 .lan.L K line.. L'nd Ix-rt do C. U I'rtT hmlcr, iicrt 3 year old marc Ileulien SpaupW-r, 2nd best do Jacob Kiltie, liest 2 year do .Tuna: lmn .1. Itaxklov. 2nd best do 9 00 C.G. aim A. Wm. II. Stabl, bert unckinir colt do 3 00 .Tucr.li II. Kline, 2nd betrt do A. I avid I'.mert, bent 1 year old mare 3 00 Jionry Kuhre, best match team 3 00 II. H" Mirk, best trotter 10 00 tolin 1'rf-ctwkpr, 2nd best do C. G. liaiiucy Marteeny, liest pair draught lonw-s" 0 0 Jn pb. C.Uclity, beat driving borae CO. I'EPAP.T.MEXT II.-CATTLE. .T..lm P. Kbnadi, best boll J rank Countryman, 2nd beat do Wm. H . Mab.1, 3rd best do S..!. .1. linker, 4th beat do ,t .nathanj. IiarkW, best cow : :r Win. H. Piatt, 2nd beat do Vauiuii Miller, 3rd be8t do 10 00 8 O0 8 00 C. G.I 8 00 4 00; C. G. 5 00 . .mathsn Ilarkley, beat beifer, I avid Kniert, 2nd beat do ' aniet Pk kiiic, best cow and calf 3 00 C 00 unre Coliaucli. 2nd beet do 3 00 V. W !i. r, lt bull 1 to 2 yeara, 3 00 :-il. J. taker, 2nd beat C. G. vru Miafer, best beifer 1 to 2 y'ra 8 00 " nviil liniert, 2nd bent do C. G. i !.ra 11. Trent, bent bull calf 3 00 I rederirk Weller, 2nd beat do C. G. Viliiam Piatt, beat beifer, 3 00 V.-ter ll.fll. y, 2nd beat do C. O. I-r.PARTMEXT III. SWIXE. !' Lr Heflley liest toar, S 0 ( vriB Slial.-r, 2nd beat do C. G. P. Heftley, U-Kt lot berksbire boga, 8 00 yrus blial'er, 2nd beat do C. G. iiavid Ar.keny, liest now with not leaa than r. jiipo, " 6 00 Harry Haris, lest fat hoc, 3 00 'yruK Atikeny, 1 pair Chester pi pt, 2 00 .!"bn lIiiNtim 1 " native pig, 2 00 Wesley Iavia, I aow and 2 fiigH, 2 00 M.PAUTMKST IV. Sn EKP. 's,l. J. IUker, liest buck, 00 Peter ll. ffli v, 2l. liest buck, S 00 Sammd M. " " C. G. JV'.rr lirlllev, Ilest pen of fheep, net I m than U C 00 Henry 1iiik, 2d liest pen of elieep, lint less tiian 5 3 00 A. G. Will, 31 liext pen of huerri, lint Ion than 1 C. G. 1EPAI:TMEXT V.-rOCLTP.V. Tiavid HuslianJ, Poland chickens, G. TV. Wiiiiam A. KiiontK, cochins, I. " " " dark bralimns, D. gold apecklod liaiiilmr, D. William A. Koinilx, aivcr hatuburgs, U. white bantTB, t. " " " black apanihh, 1 00 lt coop chick- lilwi.tnl Kice, e, J pair brahmas, 11,1 Biiuirrel, G. W. I. G. TV. G. TV. Harry .ilia Uctiert llell. 2 bantams. A. Patbin, 1 fox. i r Miiler, 1 rahhit G. TV 11. II. I'll, k, 1 puir brahams. II. " " " black hamburgs 1). name bantams G.TV. 1. lliisliaud, 2nd best coop chickens II. lions lieinmincer, 1 cape vellow birds It i ootpe Piatt, best two dorkings h in.rAiiTMEXT vi-rLorr. & gsaix .l.il.n Vonst. lst TtO pounds flour 2 00 P-"tit:iniin Kline, 2nd be? do C. G. " lest 50 ponnds Kye, 1 00 " " ."o pounds corn nieal, 1 00 in -st o pounds liuck- client 1 00 1 'avi.l Kmert, liest buslwls wheat 3 00 al Miller, 2nd Uft do 2 00 t yr in Shater, 3rd tieat do C. J. A. t. ill, liest bushel ear corn 3 00 11. II. Mick, 2nd best do O. G. luvid Kmert, U st bushel T.ye 3 00 Alex Hunter, 2nd best buabel Eye A. .ro.e fi.lanch. bushel Oata 2 00 A. G. Will. 2nd tiest bushel oata A. .Wahinn Miller, lM-st buckwheat 2 00 ':khi Kline, 2nd liest buckwheat A jvi,l I.m, rt, best timothy aaed 2 00 Mail.ias Shalis, 2nd best timothy seed A " bushel flaxseed A. !a!ilo Miller, i bushel sweet corn. m:p.u:tmext vn roots & veg etables. Ktiilolph IVmer, best Chili pota toes Theodore Woy, best eureka Solomen ltaer:" In-st browDell beauty Henry H. Witt, best layovera A. A. A. A. 00 A. A. A. """in' Iihman, best early roae 1 Samuel huvder, 2nd best early roae. ),wib 1 turner, liest ptrneta " " best pierce Sntnncl Snyder, liest baltimors bine A. lahlon Miller, display of pototoea C. O Mrs. H. I'. Kimmell, best Oniona 1 00 I. izr.ie Hunter, Ut red beeU '. Musselman, Ijest supar beets I'cbrock & I la vis, best parsnips " bi-st carrots Inhn Kantner, liest sweet potatoes. Korman Trent, best kohlrobea Fchroi-k & Davis, menRel wortzel " larpet display of roots II. P.. lloihinner, lima Deans ieo. Ilenimiuer, beat soup beans lohn Kantner specimen cabbage W. 1L Ktahl, 2nd best cabbage Henry Witt, best head of cabbage Nchruck & Iiaris, best turnip Philips. Will, best 12 ears of com N brock & Iavi, best ecK plant Ilaltaer Walter, heaviest pumnkin A. A. A. A. A. A. 1 00 3 00 1 00 1 00 3 00 A. 1 00 1 00 A. 1 00 S 00 N brock & Davis, 2nd best pumpkia 1 00 'onalhan Ilarkley, 3rd best pumpkin, A. Klmer Miller, best aquashea, 1 00 .lohn Kantner, liest tomatoes, 1 00 Mrs. II. Kimmell, 2nd beat tomatoes 1 00 Si brock & Davis, best cauliflower, 1 00 " best celery. 1 00 I.izxie Huston, best cucumbers, I 00 .N-hrock & Davis, largest display of vecetables, 2 00 il. Nusseltnan, best lot pumpkins, C. G DKPAKTMEXT VIII. ORCHARD. t'.ecrcc C. Licbtv. best IhmhiiU 1 oa maiden hi ttatli I Oft II. F. Schell, best pinnocks, ' .lacob Itarkmau, best 20 oa. apple. J r.nl Weller, best baldwins, 1 avid Casetmpr, best black apples, David Hustwnd, best bell flower, . M. liolderbaum, best pippins, David Kmert, liest pound apples, 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 OJ I 00 1 M ' v sseorer se-K no turtlier, 1 00 CO. I.. liOhn. lonff keetwra nni, . 1 00 ' i i.l llnsliand, liest variety, 4 00 -Mahion Miller, 2nd liest variety, 3 00 liest variety pears, i .cn,f. iliauph, 2ud bet pears, II. H. Kemp, beet collection Rrapea, 2 00 I'avid Zimmerman, 2nd best rapes 2 M Paul CaM'lH-r, best hartlet pears, Mr. Jobu I' Id, best duchess de angto pears, de:'aetmext ix. bcttee. Mrs, C. Hunter, best roll of butter, 4 00 Ajncs Weller, 2nd heat butter, 3 00 Mis. David Emert, 3rd beat butter, 2 00 Mrs. Mahion Miller, 4th best butter, A. irs. m . i iart, prst pnnt butter, 4 00 Jiay .iiuicr, i'oa best butter. 8 00 Mrs. Sarna FUck, 3rd beat butter, 2 00 Mrs. J. J. Barkley, 4th, beat butter, A. . " . llli "'n Desl outter, u. TV. aieuune J. Miller, best keg bntter ac.b Ilarkman, 2nd beat kef bUer i. uia Mialia, best crock cheese, Q. TV. n.. itnuoipn r erncr 2nd best cheese. it. ii. r ilea, oest box honey, 2 00 ...auic toiiinau best bottle cider, G. TV, ITPT X.-MAKCFACTrRES. ??iac Simrsn. best cellar. it v . , c , ,Jt saddle &bridk 3 t0 r'- oyder. beat air boots, 00 ..' Jrrahoea, J 00 iv tc x lt,Pair brogana, 2 0 1 l Panen brick, 1 00 " , '. ' aueep atack A. r , mi nre clay, j 00 1 saae M lller, best Bracket, Ii. TV. X. Trent, apecimen of lime atone, 1 00 Dr.PARTMF.XT XI.-AGRICCXTrC AL IMrLEMEXTS. .-ii wan ncoeii, beat wheel barrow, M. . o. iianaeii, neat plow for Reneral I'nrposee tllartreira Plow), 8 00 A. Mejraben, beet rifle, 2 04 . i Key, best bee hive. n " best square and bevBL 1 09 . uuwou, Desl top OOCXV f . . Tm. H. Mjrr 44" r7 J beat H. Flirk. one antnmtb spreader, n "U. ailllKr. heat A I l . Aaron V.J.x . . n ' w J . I mUtfT. bTt two-LcKTHi wagon, D. ' hovelplow, , ;Per, Kit butt chain, i 09 i'EPAKTXIEXT 15. PLANTS AND FLOWERS. XL 11 Mite Society, best boquctof fiow rs G. W. Mr. Jctia'lir.n J. Barkler. best roaemarr. lo. Miss Laura Picking, best hanging has- Let. do. Airs. G. F. EcWTer, best hanging has- ktt ia U'Kim. da i Mrs. N. B. Snyder, Ut rollectioa of M'gnnic, ii". Mr. J U Walter 2d best biporiics. la .mi, - jt f0jj,;e plant. . rr.rw licrt m realh, ' 3i - sll w flower iKA 7la,n Hie, best plant i-lm da Mrs. Dauiel Ilauger. 2d best riant in bloom, do. , t GconreBaer, best box of ?. '. Minnie arkcr. best collection ol dahlias, U. W. DEPARTMENT 13. BREAD. Rosie Schrock, Ist loaf of bread by nWU.tWofbrby iSft&m. MU- hW -"-l MrltbaHneWov. ( of bread. K VrTj H l'isel, best dozen biscuit, do. Sophia Patton, 2d best dozen biscuits, do. Ida Huston, best lipht rolls, do. , ;-,(. tntrar liest icllT cake, do. J , VIV. 1"'"" J - - . . , Lelialloldcrbara, best cake by ?irl un-, Ucr ten years, do . Ellie bcnrocK, oest sponge case Bi under ten vear do. Mrs. J. H. Pisel. best ftinsercake. do. IlatUe Kimmcl, best fruitcake, do. Hattte Kimmel, best lancy cskc, do. Busan Colborn, best plate of dough n uls. do. . Julut T- 1. best , - , Harriet Kiicm corn starch cake, bread, do. tel. best loal brown T 1T..1.W anm liest black Cake, do. Mrs. J. II. Pisel. liest assortpicnt of pics, do. DEPARTMENT 14.-CANNED FRUIT. ETC. Mrs. James Critchficld, U-s'.canne 1 to matocs, f 1 00. Mrs. John KnaUe, 2d best canned to matoes, ii. W. Annie Frease, 3d best canned touiatO! !, do. , Sophia Tatton, best canned ra.'-iilirricit, An Ellic Gillx-rt, best canned peaches, do. i IsalK-1 Casebeer, 2d best canned iieaclic, J s.,wn Ktahl 3.1 bt canned peaches, do. Harriet Trent, beat canned jK-ars, do. Siphia Patton, liest canned cherries, do. Lizic Wendell, best cauned grapes, do. Sophia Patton, best canned all aw Ik r- r'""H ... . Isabel Cascbccr, Ust canned wild plums do. , ., , Mollie Hunter, 2d liert canned wild plums, do. . Mrs. Francis TVeiuicr, liel graj jelly, T ;t Wendell, best Ilium icily, 00. Mrs. James Critchficld, 2d bet plum jcllv, do. Mrs. John KnaWe, Lest tomato jelly, do. Mrs. Daniel llargrr, IicM njp1c jelly, do. Mary K. Colborn, 2d best apple Jelly, do. ' Sophia Patlon, best pear jelly, do. Mrs. John Knable, best currant jelly, do. Martha Knable, best Siberian crab jelly, do. Mary K. Colborn, 2J lest S'ibc riaa crab jelly, do. Ttllie Wov. best elderberry Jelly, do. Mrs. David Einmert, bot bUctbeiry jelly, do. Mrs. David Eromprt, best g vcberry jelly, do. Mr. DsviJ Eram?rt, best mulberry jcllv. do. Mrs. David Emrocrt, best raspberry jellv, do. Minnie Fcrner, best u horllcberry jelly, do. Minnie Fcrner, liest chukc cherry j' lly, do. Mags'ie I Waller, best strawberry jel ly, do. rhebe Walter, best wild gooseberry jelly, do. Mrs. Jerome uowman, lies: wnu cur- rant jelly, do. Liiuus Wendell, best citron jeJiy, uo. Mary K. Colborn, best peach jelly, lo. Harriet l rent, oest may opyie jenv. u Mrs. David Emmert, best pear jelly, do. Mrs. Charles Ilanler, besi raspberry preserves, da Kllei Pnyder. best peaeu preserves, no. Tillic T oy. best tomato preserves, do. Mrs. Jerome Bowman, best plum bet ter, do. Harriet Ticnt. best preserve! pear. do. TV. IL Miller, best preserve 1 wild pluia. do. Isabel Cast beer, best spiced pears, do. Susan Colbjrn, best Jar pickled pears. do. Susan Colborn. best mixed pickles, do. LUiie Wendell, best jar cucamljer pick les. do Missouri ncmiagef, best jar other pick les, do. . Molhe Hunter, best tomato picliles, do. Mrs. Herman SuUl, best bottletl vine gar, do. Mrs. SamneJ Snyder, bcttsoap, dj. DEPARTMENT 10.-MANUFACTURE.- -DOMESTIC -Section A. ' George Cobaugh, best pair blankets, fl. Alice Shaulia, 2d best pair blanket, G . W. Missouri Heminscr. best 10 yard of doth, 1 SO. Theod re Wov. best aiverlet. $1 00. Mrs. E. A. Vill, 2d best coverlet, G. W. Ida Bowman, best 5 yards liaen shirt ing, da Mrs. W. IL Miller, best 5 yards barred linen, da Mrs. W. II. Miller, liest 5 yards domes tic shirting, da Sarah Flick, best 3 yards flannel, do. Ida Bowman, best pair grain bags, do. George Cobaugu, 2-1 best piir grain bars. do. Mrs. Samuel Snvder. best sample of homemade thread, f 1 00. Alice Shaulis, best pound slocking yara, f 1 00. Mrs. Jacob Barkman, 2d liest pound stocking yarn, G. W. I.vdia Shaulia, best pair stockings, do. Millie Lob man, 2d best pair stockings, do. Lvdia Shaulic. best pair of gents half hose, do. Mrs Henry Will, bet pair of double gloves, do. Mrs. IL IL Flick, best pair of millets, da Mrs. Herman StahL best linen sheet, do. Alice Shaulis, best home made shirt, do. Mr. Jacob Barkman, best table cover. domestic manufacture, da Cinda Ankeny, 2d best tabic cover, do mestic manufacture, do. Alice Shaulis. 3d best table ccver, do mestic manufacture, do. Ida Bowman, best onc-batf dozen linen towels. B. Annie Ankeny. 2d best one half dozen linen towels, ii. W . Lydia Shaulis, best 5 yards dress coe-.V od. DEPARTMENT 10. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE Section B. Goods made in factories. Wna. Morgan, 4 dir licVts, D. " " on piece wool carpet D. two coverlet. l. ' " ' three pieces woolen cloth, D. ...... V'm. Morgan, one f'ece dress cnods. D. " ' beat 10 yards satinet. f"J. " best 10 yards jeans. 2 . " " best S pound ot Ftockint T-i. ..... . Wm. Morgun, wes; aupiavot arns, as orted, $3. Tbe above was a most execnent CUspiay of gooda in this line and highly credita ble to tbe cihibiior. DEPARTMENT IT. LADIES TTOItK. F.mmt Cuscbcer, best pieced qnilf, G. TV. lr. Kmrpe Cuius (li. suntlowcr r-mit do Emma Kooser, quilt, do. Huldah Knee, quilt, do. Mrs. George CotmugU, IrUU cliain quilt da Mary Lenhart, quilt, do. Eouma Casebeer, best log cabin quilt, do, Dtirkfr Ilolderbaam, 3d best lor ci bin quut. ao. Bittner, bet quut by girl aer 13 yrare, aa Laura licking, cradle quilt, do. " H. I'. Kimmel, cradle quilt, do. Mary Davis, knotted crib quilt, B. Sopitia Patton. comfort. O. W. fclla kimotel. cotton cha ir lid v, L. -Nellie Ankeny, cotton tidy, do. Sosan tknepper, liair tidy, G. W. Mrs. W. 11. Miller, ceion tidy, Uo. Carrie UhL best tidv tiv cirl under 1 'cd years, da Annie Sunncr. 2d best :idy ly girl un- A. M. ufall, woottn tiJy, ilo. J Julia I" hi, woulkn tidy, Jo. i A. M. ZuCill, woi!cn tiJy lcr sofa. B. Id Wilson, best piece ornamental neeOlc work. B Hudic II. Picking, embroidery, raised work, wool, G. TV. " Mrs. D. F. Zimmerman, embroidered ottoman cover, B. Surah Flick, embroidered skirt. G. W. Mrs. Frank Miller raised work silk B. I.iuy 15-w r ornamental bead work B Mrs. A. A. Flick best pin cushion which is also the l work B. NVra Kiinuicl 2d best pin cushion lK-ad G. W. Lizzie ;rolim lust pincuhhion do. Mrs. E. C. Miller 2d best pin cushion do. Christian 3Iilc Society lx-st display of fancy articles $1. M' E. Mite Siciety 2d best do JJ. Mrs. 11 C. Miller ottoman seat B Nora Kimmel best display ot book maiks do. Mary Weinicr book marks V:c G. W . Clara Miller best motto card wool work B. Florence Snyder nwtio card G. T . Minnie Craver motto card do. Annie Sanner mitto card do Carrie I hi embroidered crosses ic do. Mary Davis best woolen scarf B. Julia I'M 1'M mat do. Mrs E C Miller 2d best mat G W. Sadie Picking best set of mats. B Lizzie Bcnford 2d best set of mats G W. Sidney Connelly 0J best set ot mals do Nora Cunningham set of mats do Minnie Cunningham best foot rug B Miss R A Kulumtn 3d best foot rug G W Lizzie Casebeer best rug by girl under 13 do Ida Wilson best afhan B A M Zut'all ladies' dress writing desk Mrs Charles Hunter best ladies' night dress G W CUra Kimuitl 2d best ladies' night dress 11 Annie Pile two nizht dresses G Sue Schell beit ladies' sacque do Ella Kimmel best infanta sacque do Rise Huston 2d best in hint's sacque do Mnegie Harrison 2 inlant's sacques do ( lam Kimmel best chemise B - Mnrv Davis shawl, G W Mollie Tredacll two ladies' hats B Millie Lohmau towels G W Mary Knepper suit underclothing B Susan Colliorn coverlet, G W Ferner artilicial sheep, do Carrie & Ellic Schrock 2 crosses, do Mrs. E. C. Miller intants sochs do DEPARTMENT 18 MISCEI.LANE OUS. WoolU-y & Lewis, liest specimen marble work Ttomhsinnes) $ ". George Heminger, liest du-play of earth enware, ifl. Wm. WclflVv, best frame photographs, Bctijuiiiin Mikr, best si-etimen or pen iu:iuijiip, S3. . Sarah Schrock, ljest pen and pencil drawing, l'liebe Walter, best display oi wax flow ers, B. Marv SoU, wax cross, very Ene, ?2. Ed McDowell, wax wreath, -2. Ed McDowell, hair wreath, G. W. IX. It Holsinger, best display ol wood mosses, luni, &.C, R, II. it Holsinecr, two German kibics 27.1 and 2fi'j vears old, G. W. Wm. WeJuVv. display of fossils petri factions, ?:. Sarah Flick, artificial hanging basket V. w Elizabeth Walter, display of artificial flowers, Ac,, do. Elizabeth Walter, case ot huir flowers, verv uae. 2 00. Win. Welf.ev, best display ol cliromos, Yi'm. 7elf.ev. best display of pictures. Win. Welflcv. best picture, . .1. C. Gaither, specimen ot woixl with wbebslone therein imbedded, G. W. Rosanna ZimmciTuan, tabic cloth 120 vears old, do. Kosanmt Zimmerman, Mwel O years old. do. Rjauna Zimmcraian. plate (m-tal) f'J years obi, do. .1. W. Hunter, stuffed biri;, do. Simon t'hor.ieiinin!:. s:cciu.cB of lime stone, do. Peter IlL-fil.'V, 2 fiaj pictures of Uj rses, do. Mfcs Aiio'j; Prk;r. lordher bracket B . E.l. Briber, pi-.tures colored in oil. B. CoSi EDERATE X IiOaliS, ) Wnii-n 19 iv Kentucky, August, 2S, 1"5. ) The Corners Lev red the speeches uv Honest Olo Dili" Allen and that other giklesu patriot, General Sain yoocl Cary, uv Ohio, on the momen t-bus Bubjiet uv More Money till tney hev bin worked tip to a Btate uv ab solute madni3. The corners are jist the tame az all other impeccoonius people they want More Money, and the idee uv II one? t Ole Bill Allen, that, to get it, all yon had to do wuz to ishoo it, filled our idees uv finanee ezziackly. It ia pimple, cffectooal and ezily understood. I deturmincd to put the idee iuto practice, and to that end sejeatea to niv friends the organizshen uva bank uv ishoo. under the name and title nv "The Unlimited Trust and ConQ deucc Cunjpany uv Confederate X Koads." 1 had some truble to git tie citi zens into it, but I finely succeded I explained that more money would be aa advantage to the debtor clas. which az nine-tentba of them wnz in debt to Dascom, settled them. They hailed with joy any movement that wonld wipe out their EcortB and give em new credit at this bar. To Cascom and tbetn ez I intended to hev in the management I showed that more money meant increased trade, and ez tie money would be all ishood on our credit it woodent cost anything but the printing: j;,e coodent lose anything. So tbe bank! wuz started. 1 wuz made president; Issakcr Gavitt, cashier; Bascoji, vice president, with a board of trus tees conMstin of Kernel and the ven erable Pogram. We put the deekin on becoz he is bald-headed, and there fore respectable. II is biznis is to sit in tbe front.windereedin an inflation paper. It inspires confidence. Yoo hev to watch him to keep him from Bet-in the paper upside down, but ia this kommunity that don't matter, ez very few know the difference more'n he docs. It wus forchnit that our bankin room wuz lokated . immejitely under the prialin tCis, ez we kin let the printed notes which we ishoo down to the president b? a rope. It saves labor which is a preat point in a in- etooshen like ours. The theory on which onr paper in irhood is Tery simple. The cumpany ishoo it and tbe people take it. We Lav no time Eied for redempshun, for the Lcauty uv tbe biznis is that we don't never Jotend to redeme. Oar notes reeds: "The Oolituited Trusi ani CoaS dence Company of Confcdrit Koads (which is in the state or Ken tucky) promises to pav tbe bearer One" Dollar." ' We don't say hen, where or bow and tutrxin is the strength of the enterprise. Our first ishoo was reived with! some besitasben. Where is yonr company ?" De manded one farmer to whom we of fered it in payment for a load uv wheat. "Faith in the company!'1 I an swered, lookup at bim pitinly. "Gaze onto that Uae," I reeoomed. un.,pinu"a at Deekin Pogram, who rather i spued the c fleck by brushm off a y jlhat ii&a hi on Lis nose; "look at ; that face anil then ask for seeoority." ! "Vi nen is it to be redeemed, ask- tnother. "It never wants to te reiiccmed !" wuz my answer. "We shel be liber al, and when a note wears out we will gire you another. What do you want it redeemed fur ? Money ishood tie world. Our moLey etart;d well on faith needs no redemshua. Wc'erjufF on the cirklc, but there seems bay voor nrodoose with it. von roosc to be a breok ia it Ef we let Bas il to boy yoor good., dispensin bless- ua BUCItriri lb IllCS. L. 1UUZ VI. uy ; take it wat do yoo want uv anvtainj else V Another remarked that it wuz Lis idee that paper money wnz all to be redeemed in go'd. "Gold," I promptly replied, '"is played out. Gold is merchandise. Our Democratic brethren in Ohio hev desided that money is simply prom ires to pay, aud that it don't matter on wat material that promise iz stampt whether 'gold, silver, iron, shells or copper. Ve shall pot onrn on paper, cos it'a the cheapest. We shel hev no extravagance about this bank. Pollock, the Ulinoy disturber, in the mo6t brootal manner, refoozed to tech it, and konsequently his biznes suffered. One shoemaker from Ohio followed soot He undertook to argoo again so much money. He asserted the heresy thataddin to the volume uv currency didn't add nothin to its power Sed be : ' I will illustrate so the Corners will comprehend. Yoo take a gal lon uv whisky and add to it three gal lons uv water. Well, you hev four gallons in the barl, but there aiu't but one gallon uv square drink in it, after all." I assured him by readin copious extrax from Cary's ppeecbes, showin that troo prosperity goes band in band with plenty of money. They finally was convinstand took our money fur our grain, tho we Lad to pay them at the beginning twenty cents a bushel more for (her wheat than other money wood hev got it But we didn't care, for we knew we cood make all uv it we wanted. It wuz astonisbin wat a era uv prosperity set in on the Corners to wunst. Money becura ez plenty ez blackberries, and everybody had their pockets full uv it. Laud went up in valyoo two hun dred per cent, in a week, and the price uv the necessaries uv life raised ekally. llascom put up his new whisky from o to 2.) cents tier dnuk aud such wuz the run uv trade he bad that biz wife and oldest son, Jefferson Pavis Bascom, both had to stand in the bar to wate oa etisto mers. The bank bouirht all the wheat and other produckshuos, and paii for Vm in its own money, and we paid sich prices ez happened, fur mouev wuz with us no object The high prices brut all the trade fur 20 miles around to the Corners, and a the deelars who would take the money stood up to their middle in it. hen my turn come, rintin to the crowds uv people in Bascom's I said to the doubter: "Wuz trhde ez brisk ez that af jre inflation ?" wiiich settled him. Improvements are being projected every day. We bev organized a company to build a branch road from here to Secessionville, another over the Bloody Fork, and stiy another to Little Anderson ville. Five turnpike companies hev been organized, and ibre factories hev bin actooally com menced. The water power on the runjist above the village is to be improved at wunst, aud Bascom is alreddy at work on a wing to the back part of the grocery. 1 own lots are uubiin in valyoo every clay, and new addishuns are being perpettoo alv laid out Everybody is spekla- tin, and everybody is getin rich. There is flush times here. The peo ple are all inflashionists. I am president uv all these compa nies, and I see no reason why I can't put 'em through. It iz troo the price uv everything baz gone up. lhe commonest nigger labor is now up to i 3 per day, and a pare uv pegged boots is -vortb ?20, but wat ditler- ence does that make? So long ez Simpkins, the printer, kin work Lis press we kin uianufackter money and there must be prosperity. Pollock and Joe Bigler we bad to get red uv, for they wuz prejoodissea the people agin us. Pollock's stock uv goods and his store wur wuth, in the old times before the era uv iii flashu'i, one thousand dollars, and Bascum and me and deckin Togram went to him and offered him that sum for bis property. "Things be3 raised," said he, "and I won't sell for less than $2, COO." We promptly excepted that price, and I sent a boy back to the bank with a bushel basket to bring the money. When it came Pollock re foosed to take it. "I want greenbax," sed he. "Our troney is jest ezgood," sez I. "I know it," sez be, "but I have a prejoodis in favor uv other money." There b uz a crowd about, and it would never do to acknowledge that any money wuz better then ours. I took Bascom to one side. "O. W." sez I, "here U a golden opportunity to do two thing.. First, we gil rid of a disturbs, and second, we give confidence on our isboos. Rake up what greenbax you hev and pay him in cm." G. V. conseuted, and il wuz doue in tbe presence of the people. "Yoo see," sed I, "my frieudu, that we'd jest ez soon pjy greeubax. ez our own money." The crowd was roashoored tn took our bills ez readily tz ever. Pol lock and IJigler gave up the property, but tbey didn't leave the vilage. On the contrary, they went to the tavern to board, and jeered at us wuzz than ever. They sed they bed made more money by this transacksbun than they bed ever made in the Corners since they bad landed there. Deekin Pogram, Capttia JJcPel ter and Isaker Gavitt her all paid ofT mortgages on their farms, and I bev bot a farm ant) am getting up plans for a manshun beGtten my new position. I am now hnppy and con tented, I bev Godly struck my gait, lianii prcsidenting soots me I wuz born for it- Ei I wuz relijusiy inclin ed I should pray for Cijlyum Allen until I bad corns on both knce. PETROLICM V. TASCV, President uv the Onlimited r"rust and ConGdence Company. 1 . & mere s atrimn outttiii en barrassio trouble okkured. TLc oti- presldent,e4 run on Bascom in courc kense or the bieouLlness uv money exausted his stock likkers fesLerday, and be cent to Ltooisville for more. Tbe likker merchants of that mercen ary city, ez a mere matter of form, require Bascom to pay for goods atore ha jets them, to avoid rtii-takes, ue sent on a mousana dollars uv our money, end they rt footed to take it. Ez he paid all the grsezh&Z be bad to Pollock, be can't get sup plies, and tbe Corners is parched. Wat to do we don't no. We don't see wny our money snoodn ro in Jliooisvill. I ft wil take to weeks to ship ennf grain to Looisviuo to exchange for the liker. and then comes another terrible quandary. Bascom demands tbe grain or the bank and wants to par for it in the bank's ishooe. And he insists on hevin it at at wat its wuth in Looisville in greenbax. Financeeric ciot the easiest bizaiz in com hev that prain and take our own where is our proutsr muui l IUI Ik, Ef we don't let him bev the grain the Corners will die uv drouth. Aud ef he gits it our money must be taken for it, for it's all he's got I cood cut the Gorjen knot by failin, but then the wheat would be attached. 1 shall bold on and see what a week will bring forth. Providence never deserted me vet. P. V. X. New Advertisements. TEGAL NOTICE. The unlen.iirne,l naviiw been appointe-1 auJItor to niiiKe avi report a ciinrinmino ui u iuo-i m the lin.l of IiavM Hay. Msiiroee of Jowpb fhritier nj wile to awl wt tboee lerllT eo tltlml Iherolo. irivea notion thmt he will atl'Dil to heilutiei of his appointment on Frl lay, October lj. i7, at ms unn ia s aierwi inK. J.O. kl.VI.MEL. joj;2 Auditor. E ELECTION NOTICE. i nn sioctehol.lerii of tbe Wellersburjr A w eM Newton Flank Koa.t Co., are hereby no Ifted mat n iM.ti..n will tu. hi.i at the Somerset House, in the boruuvh of Somerset. V.. on Monday. No- vemlierl. 1S"5. to elect one President. one rreaa nrer and five managers to wv f'T the ensuing venr. W. II. hICKl.NO. Attet Freflilent. J. It EDIE, Sjc'j. "I'8 X OTICE. Whereas my wife. Sarah A Horner, (formerly Kelscr) h:m left hit and board without jam .... ... ,,r intc.vftt iim I tmrohv itive notion that any Demon trutinir or keeninx her ill do it at their own risk, as 1 will not K-iv anr debt eontraeted by her. hiSlUS. HOK.NEK, A DMIXISTP.ATOU'S NOTICE. tiato of John Sehmneker, late of Souerset twp.. deceased. Letters ofadinialstration on theabore eate haT In;! been granted to the un.lemlirned by the prop er authority, notice is hereby (tlven to t hone in debted to it to makt-Iu mediate paymenuand those hnvinir rLhima aifiihiR . il will b:eseut them duly authenticated fjr settlement at the bite residence of the deceased, on Saturday, the iota uay oi uc- tulxr. 175. . O. K.SCHMT'OKKR, J. J. SCHMfCKKK, f,.;! Admiiii.-trjt.irs. o KP1IAXS' COURT SALE. ip rirtnft of an nr.br ifi4tie,I ont of tho Orphans Court of Somerset count v. and as executor of tht la, will an.l iprt.in.ht tf Will. MtlV. Sr.. latC Ol Larimer tonship. deceased. I will "offer for sle uin tlie preiniSL-s of the s.ii.l de"-ca.od, on Wtdntdaj, Octubvr 20, 1875, at il o'clock a. m.. the followlns describeJ real es tate. Tin: The homestead ot the deceased, con taining 170 acres, lie tno same more or less, ol whietialaiat l'Ai ucrcs are eleaiwl, and in a Kod state ol eultivati'irr, (rood meadows, with a Urge ilwcllimr lii'Ufe, lank barn and other out buildings thereon erected, with grl water, line limber an.: ni.inv other qunlitics that makes the dace a well ppstiicinE and desirable farm. 1'hls farm is about live miles west of Wellersbunr. adjoining lands ol W. 1'. Hi tner, Jalrus Shorkcy, Wm. Jiiay, JrM Kehecca Sticets, Adain Foorbauiih and others. TfcK.MS. One-third cash on confirmation of sale, thn balance in two eijual annual payments lr. day . 1 sale wi;u interest; 10 jierccut to be paid vauavut sale. JOHN'H. tTHI s.?l Executor aud Trustee. 'DITOU'S NOTICE. ai an Orphans' Court held at Somerset, in and for said cou.-.iy, on the 2vh day of August, lS7i, lclorc the Honorable the Judges thereof, on mo tion uf J. O. Kimmel. !.. tbe Court appoint L. V. Colborn. l.fl., auditor, to make and report a listribu'ion ot the tumls in the hands of Jacob L. Wollurd. administrator of Levi Livinirston.de- ccased, to aii.l among those legally enlltloa ihere to. Extracts frm the rt-cord ccrtlfieit 2d September, 1,71. J. It. W A LI hit. Clerk. Allnanlrs In'ercstcd will take notice that the unlcrsittc.l will iittcn.t to tbe duties of his ap pointuicnt at bis oitice. In Somerset, Pa.. Haer rkcK. on w e.mes,iay, mo lain -ay oi wumet, 167. when anJ where tney are requested to at tend. L. C COLltUK.N, pli Auditor. A D.MIXISTUATOU'S IsOTICE LsLuie of Peter J. li ter, Utoof AUe?'a?ny Trp , uoceasea. letters of administration on the above esute havlnic been granted to the undersijrned, notice lr hereby iriren to those indebted to it to make imme diate iiayment, and those havinicclaluis airainst il to present them iluly tutheniica.ied for settlement atl10 Into residence ol deceased on Friday, tc- tooer at, lS7a. SOL. J. ItAKU, scplO Administrator. S TUAY CATTLE tUme trctMuwin on the premises of the ntb- sortlter. In Soraemct townnliip, Sumerset i'o., Fa., onlhci'Jih day ur August last, lour durlt brown bf Hera, tupHctl to b atxtut three yera old. Three tre u nite spotted abtmt the bedf iwo hare the riht ears crumped aod tbe other two hare he riirut cars cr)pod aud left eara notrhed. Tbe ownr is reqnpsit J to e tmo tbrwartl, prore proper ty, pay charges anil take them away, or they will be uifposed ul ac.uriin to law. t-pii J.P.RIIOliES. A UDITOIVS NOTICE. ino onderHiirned au.litor. appointed br the Court uf t'omiunn PI fas ol Somerset connty, to timl the lafis ani report an opinion ana too evi dence, in the m itter of the exceptions to the first and nn;tl account of John Oner, awtfnee of Henry C. Horhstetlvr. heret" hercny irives notice that be will iriveg notice that be w attend to the dutieft of hii s appointment at tbe or tire of John H. I hi. In the boroutfii of Somei-set, on Thnrl:iy, October 7, 1975, where all parties in terested can attend. JOHN It. EDI E, seplj Auditor. JXO. HICK 3. lat.uk it mcK t? If Fire aai Life Insnran ce, JOHN HICKS & SON, SOMLTiSKT, PA., And Real Estate Brokers. KSTAELISIIED 1850. I'ersons who desire to sell, buy or exchange prop erty, or lor rent will hnd it to tbelr xlvautaice io n-nister the description tnermd. as no charge is made unless sold or rented. Keal estate busuiesi generally will be promptly atlen.led to. auglU. $290. PIANO. $290. iwo mrassE) asi musiT Ilollars (,'ASTI Bill buy oneof the neatest nnd beat little 1'ianoa in Oie uurl;et. full seven oc taves ovcrftrunie and full airratfe1' throughout han lsr.n.0 rosewood case, neatly carv4 lcs.8 4tr. &c. This I strnmcnt Is first class In every particular, the material used In Its oonntruclion . heing- lhe very let to le bad in the market and is fully war ranted for Five Years. A handsome Stool an'i t'ovcr will be included at this prim. The price Is put at this unprecedented low tiiuro simply to stimulate trade these dull times, and the oiler is good tor Ikirty days only, so those desiring to take advantage oi it had tictu-r speak soon. If you cnn'tcall in (terson, send your order by mall anil yon will receive as perfect a 1'iano as if present In person to make the selection. The reputation or tbe hons: should be snfiicicut nfjr.u.. 1 jr that. Charlotte Blurne, N J. 19 SIXTH AVEXCE, rittnburBb, Pa. t pposite Trinity Cba-h. Sep . W DAVIS & BPvO S CHEAP Grecery serf C9nfectionery SOMERSET, PA. We desire to Inform the people of this comma nity that we have purchased the Orocery and Coo feotionery ol U. P. Knepper, Es)., opposite the ititruel Housa, and have made valuable aiklitkms to the already tna tlockol Goods. We sell all tbe best brands o COFFEE. TEAS. SUGARS, ailCE, SYUl'I'S, MOLASSES, FISH, SALT. SPICES, APPLES, t-UAVOhLIti l.iikACi J. IiKlt 4NI1CAXXED FEUITS. ALSO, COAL Oil TOIJACOl, JIfAKS SXUT, BKOO.VIS, KfcKETS. TCES,ke i !l KinJi French and common CAXDIES, liT, PKACKERS FANCJ CAKES, PEKFVMEK , - A!TD TOILET ARTICLES. COMES, BRUSHES, SOAP, he Also ao assortment cf Toy, fcc, forth little ! 101 KS. Ii j oa rs.it "arythlnt; In tb Grocery and Coo feotM:ei7 lis caii at Davis' Cheap Grocery OPPOSITE THE BAKNET HOUSE. nor. 9-U. ' A'tte Advert iements. C. & G j Have aow openedJ ? A Large and Complete Assortment ot Gwods Tor Fall and Winter Wear. They have a oomplet ftsaurtment oi . IindicM Fnrs, Irew Coot!, ? Felt Skirts, IIoopSkirl i I IS list I CM, vJi. . .. v, i jj loves, - . J i . e. . i - x - . i S On in Htindaki, Andl'elt over Shoes, MEN AND BOYS' Clothing, Boots and Shoes, HATS AND CAPS, GLOVES, 5eO- Underclothinir for Men and Women A large assortment ol HARDWARE OUEENSWARE, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. A Inrge stock of fine and noarse SAL T I5y lhe Barrel or Wiu'k Prices as Low as Possib'e C. & G. II0LDERBAU31, Somerset, Pa. Oct. 30. WIKE & YOUNG, BUTCHERS AXD DEALERS, Wholesale aiiil Itcf ail. KRESH MEATS,' AIX KINDS, SUCH " AS BEEF, FOniC, MUTTON, VEAL. LAMB, s.vus.vaE, pt'DDixa, bologxa AXD J ' LARD, OUR OWN RENDERING. Market days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur days. marlOTa New Firm. SHOE STOEE, SNYbER & UHL IIurinK pnrcIiaHcd the Slio Store lately owned by II. C. BcerttH, He take pleasure In enillns; the altcntlcd of public to the lact that we have now and expeo keep constantly oo hand a complete an Boots, Shoes and Gaiters DOTH OF Eastern' and Home Manufactun can be found anywhere. We also will hare oi band constantly a lull supply of . , . aOLK LEATUEIV MOROCCO. i CALF SKIXS, KIl'S, AXD LINING SKINS Or (11 kinds, with a lull line of Shoe Findings, N". B..' Snj'dof,' Esq. VTlWMrfpatatioB for auklog 'Good Work and Good Fits Is second to none In the State. ' The poMIe Is re spectfuliy invited to eall ud examln onr novli as we ant detornloed to p Luuli as r;ood as the uu acii l jjricej as a lit lof e,U SNYDER & UHL. rnilliiCDCC p. rn ii I ULLnllOULL Gi tUi Merchant Tailors, ' And Manufacturer ol . . " Gent. Youth's and Boys, Fate blai ' .;. ll W)4 Stitet, corner IHlh Arenne, PITTSBURGH. aprL Holderbanm . Kevi Advertisements. .. Kew Advertisements. JOHN f. BLWyER, DEALER IN Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints, OILS, 5cO., ScO. The following is a partial Kst of goods in Stock: Cirpenter'9 Tools, Planes, Saws, Uatchets, Ilanimers, Chisels, Tlane Iron Jzes, Ac, Black smith's Goods, Bellows. Anrils, Vice., Files, Hammers, Ac Saddlery Hardware, Tab Trees, Ui' Saddles, Ilaiues, Buckles, Kitijfs, Bits and Touls. Table Knives aDd Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Spoons and Razors, the largest stock in Somerset County. Painter's Goods, a full stock. White Lead, Colored Taints for insideand outside painting, Paints in oil, all colors, Varnish, Turpentine, Flaxseed Oil, Brushes, Japan Dryer, Walnut Stains, &c. Window Glass of all sizes and glass cut to any shape. Tbe best Coal Oil always on band. Our stock of Coal Oil Lamps is large and comprise very elegant styles. Pitston's Circular, Mu!y aad Cross Cut Saws. Mill Saw Files of thebest quailty. Porce!ain-!ined Kettles. Handles of all kinds. NIIOVEL. FOltKS, Mattocks, Grub Hoes, Picks, Scythes, Sneaths, Sledges, Mason Hummers, Cast Steel, Step Ladders, Carriage and Tire Bolts ot all sizes. Loooking Glasses, Wash Boards, Clothes Wringers, Meal Sieves, Poor Mats, Baskets, Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Twine, Rope all sizes. Hay Pulleys, Butter Prints, Mod Sticks. Traps, Steelyards, Meat Cutters and Stuffers, Traces. Cow Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe, Dust rv Combs and Cards, Poor Locks, in the Builders' line. Caps, Lead, Shot, Powder and Safety Fuse, &c, Ac, The fact is, I keep everything that belongs to the Hardware trade. I deal exclusively in this kind of goods and sons who are building, or anv one in it to their advantage to give me a credit to responsible persons. I thank my old customers for their patronage, and hope this season to make many new ones. Pon't forget the place jSTo, 3, "BAER'S BIXCIv." Apri',8 '74. JOHN F. BLYMYER. 1875. New Autumn Styles. 1875. LYIlOESTSr.XJKIN THE CITY JtrSr OP EX ED. DRY GOODS AM) NOTIONS. SPECIAL ATTI5 ACTIOXS IN OUK Dress Good fiepartment. FILL LIXE OF ALL THE LEADIXO BRANDS OF DOMESTIC JDlblxT GOODS. Shawls, Skins, Hosiery, Gloves, and Small Wear. 1JOTTOH 1MSICI1S ta'AR.t.TKi:i. S.de Agents for tlie ivlcbratnl Fulii-non's Freeport Flannel", New LI.bcn Flannel. Ulan ktls. ami arna. HereLautsarelnviti.il l call tcil tiau:iiie curSKxk and Frict. ABBDTHNOT sep22 233 J. - B. T I E G L E, MEBCHAHT TAILQB, o. 53 Sniltlilicia Street, Pittsburgh. Juurrccli-ed a lull tfu-k of CLOTHS. CASSIMEUES, ami VEST1XGS, fur Fall anil Winter wear. LOWEST PEICE3. i-AlI work ami Fit? si'.ar.ir.tce.! to zive crfeet s tinfacllun. rii pft!. BOOTS .A- 1ST WH O LESALE GILL Five Jours rmbea.lofVwJ 8 reel, We are Jaily rccciviDK (t.k-u an.l have BOOTS, SHOES inihemartL.lwhlohwillbeail.lat BOTTOM PKK'K .vinhi can Mwifti a.M'n;i u oi uie ir.un-ioour Fort Pitt, 1-iiffalo, and Krie alf nnJ Kip Hanil-iiimie Bonis. Also. WOMEN'S. MISSES' ami CHILUUEN SCCSIOM CALF HOOTS. Men's Miner SIuk RUBBER GOODS at Factory listrs. Jf. d. Orxlers promptly aitendeti to. ii:ern o - M P. o FIRST GRAND EXPOSITION PITTSBURGH Tradesmen s Industrial Institute. Of EX FKOM OCT 7TH UNTIL NOT. 6TH, 1ST5. Erery department will be Ellcl with tho mort intereftina: Inventions and Arts of the agd. icreauf Eihibitinir Space. PREMltTMS VALUED ATSiO.OOO. Arrcauf Kshibitin-- Snace. Splemllll llluaceineillS Ouerea lO r Alt.H Clt.i lorine .xnninHHi ui iive -imik nu jiHricuuanii r ducts. Tho following periods are aaslcmcd Hr Live week bearlnniuir Tuenlav. IX-t. W. Mieen kiodsot Poallry, week beirinin); Tiie.ta-, Nov. . .Muic dariUK the entire Ejpueittuo by First CUv Bands. lUllruaU Eiearaioni at low rates. Ei LibiuirJCin procure blank applications by addressing TCp2l COysmiPTION CUKE!) AT LAST! THE TRUE REMEDY FOUND. " PK0F. TO. GUEXTIIEIPS GREAT LUNG HEALER CONSUMPTION. OF CHEST. AND Wm. Gnon trior V Cr.. M:l I linmnnrl Street. PITTSBUEQH, fA.. ANOTHER :A3E OF CONSUMPTION CUBED. PiTTsnrnoB, Scptenilr IZ PROF WM GUF.NTHER Pbar Sin: It is with sreat pleasure that 1 hasten to ennirratnlair you on your suceessuil treatment ol my daughter. lemonst rated tome ty your ?kiu uuii ciinyuuiiinn ment. through Divine I'mvideni-P. ot re.triii many heartfelt thanks, and my ul Sfeeil yon in v.-.ur lonrs. rc.-'iicc Hiuv, I'mprietor PRflF. WM. Ol'F.S TIIEK Sir! During the inirs. I contracted a ci i.l which caused a li;ir,hiifSf in my voice, my throat heinir alfcrted. I was io duce.1 to trv your 1 una Healer, which cure I me in I- s than two day I recommended It to piihli stieakers and siotrers nilcrini; lrun hoarseness. Jly a iic used it for a severe oough, with satitctor fj.juiij. Yours trul v. J. H. HI I.L. September 21, : T . $35,000 WORTH BWE CARPETS. STOCK Henry McCallum 77 riFfll AVENUE Which was narariallv .'arr'cred by i s tbe He mond Bannk. tllTIJ VtIT.AM I.IBKKTY ST lion from cost FOU 30 DAIS. KEYSTONE BIXING ROOKS, S3 Liberty Street, Pittabnrsh. Pa. W. II. SIMPSON. Proprietor. Ji EA IS A TA LL II O VKS. fi-TKrsnrXT CU?Tf)M SOZ.IC1.EH. .- 'i.i to:i CAXCER, i Cored ty Dr- EOITS'S ESCCVS27. DO. BOXD'S CDEVICAL 3TIDOTE3 j Vfiite with and destroy the Tires of Cancer, t ut j will rut fciicl the healLhv n:ir " lni0.,ii mo aft tbe C:ty and remain vrh'le nnIer trentmen'i at tbe fermt. cancer inmttuta (oue cf the hand-1 sonieM marble eiljaces in-tlie ciiy.j and the tnc.t reinodtal Jmtimu! ia the coumry. Kcmciicswitn ! lull dlrewUoiM, tent M any nartof the world. I i-Send forPamphlot aoJarTlniinra. A'l!r i 1 H. T, BOND, M. D., Penna. , Cancer Institute, lala Ctcitn.t Ct,, PhnIelphia, Ta. AKgnstia, Organ antl ScwingMachinc AG1LT.S WAXTED. Oood inducements to rcspcniil ie sg-tnts. Call a oradareu ' S. HOUGH, SCJPctn Are., riTTSBCEGH, TA. aarll S1A1S, KAK11S, nd Scrub Brushes, Horse Brushes, Cur- Hinges, Screws, Latches and everything give my whole atttention to it. Per need of anrthing in my line, will find call. I will always give a reasonable mi zzi 211 Lic:rt7 Street, Pittstrgh- r - 3D S ZEE O IB S HOUSE tF &o BBO 1JI i TSlil. IiGII, I' ww one of U13 lanrost Fall Stiet of u:us inipnc-aieu. T c f t; Tweln Stock: llorws, wee berinntn; 1 newtay. I ft. Yl anl tioirs. week Dexinninn laesoay, Ktn. e. ah a. j. tu.15. rrcswcni r. 1. 1. 1. IS A M RF. BC.HF.nT FOR n Hon v urns, tjouoim. colds, catabrl ALL DISEASES OF THE PULMONARY ORGANS. If voar druu-Hint does nf keep it. send to Alter Mitl-rlnjr for npwarlsof one year, you luivi can ir rmci. . j.- more m iicaiia, i rcinrn iu yon our rim-cre aut s i"11 wora. , of n!tim.re Hotel, 15 and lis Water Strret. J'tTTinrnnn. January 15 !8T.'. prrsont a Inter, uhllc holding a series of meet. Gf fire ba been removed to the bawmint of the Id- and will be ottered at a lariru rcduc PITTSBURGH, PA. NEW STORE! SCHELL II WILSOX would Inform their friends and tbe public generally, that they have oucned a stora at GAEEETT, on Hie iite cf t!.e P. W. I-. BP. H, and now offer rorsaleaa tjictral &tirk cf Merchandize, con sistiiigof ." . DUY GOODSJ, CLOTniNG, QUEENS WARE, II AUD WAKE, Ul k CAPS, BOOTS k SHOES. &c, kc, ke.f I All ot which will be sold sheap for CASH or ex- i chanired tirjiroiluce. ! WallF.n Lumber of all kinds, Honp-polea. ; Croas-Ties, Bark, Staves, fcc. Also, Wool, Hut. ! ter. EifgS 1 lilrPXE SXTCJAB, Bacon, Orain of all kinds. J-ura, hep.Pel!s. and Beeswr.x. for which we will pay the highest prior In Cash or Oood . SALT AND FISH. alwaTS er hand. Give us a call and.be convinced that We Intcad to do business and cannot be tuwler aold SC1TELL & WILSON. New Advertisements. J. W. PATTOH. CO. HURST. IN"15AV Filler. NEW GOODS. THE NEW FIRM OF PATTON HIS 1 Xo. 4, liner's Block, are now In receipt of a stock of a. !a j . t e.l to the present wants of the pe"pl(. Purchase! wiih intnela.'t ten days an.l iii e the decline In the prices of Stapicsand liomt-iicj. they areet:atird to offer siiecial luduccnicnt.i toall m want ot of every description In iu-h variety as canmt be tound anywhere elwi in twn. conipricma; a gen eral a.rtnicnt. Thry call special attintl. n to their iare assortment cr Bleached ami Unload ed Mu!;ns GINGHAMS. SIIIKTIXC,'. TICKING, BOYS AND MENS' I1EA VY PAXT .STUFFS, in Cottomulc, Double and Irish sJeans, Satinets. Cassi meres, &., DEESS GOODS, in Plain and Corded Alpaccas, Pop lins, Cashmeres, French Itferrinoes, 4c, STAPLE A FANCY NOTIONS, HATS fc GOVT'S, BOCTS SHOES. , TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Carpeting and Oil Cloths ncrbp-nht to t..wn. , lare stock of ijuccm ware. In-teniiincd t ) Iw ui to tlie tlm.-s in a.sTt utent. styles an I pri Wo rei;tlu!Iy .ll-it a -.all fr"aj thcic iu wunt ol i.i. tcbl) I'leavnnt and Profitable rmplny oirnt "H.-nniu!:' -t n irmlox: ' - (in. In.ir liively!'' '-Wh it an- they w.r h? " 4c. Su. h are 'Xchimatlnns by ihisc who.'ec the laraerlcunt Xew Chromos protiu-c.l l.y the Lnn-pean and mcricnn I'limtiw I'uMislilnir Co. Thcvareait -r!eci tremsiil Art. No. ne I' in resi"! the train, lion tobny h ""'Initli- t'hriimos. Canvas rs. Ascents, and l;i.:." .m l .'nil emen ut id eni-ploynw-nt. will find this t he tn-t upet ii it cvr ot ercd to mnkc money. Jor lull particulars, seed amp lt.rc.nll leotml eir-ul.ir. A udrpi-s KiiLK 5 S( a. ('(., 7: Whiii ;in S:.. Ii.f.n Ma' sej.-J ' ' Cook & Beerits' FAMILY GR0CEK5 Flour and Feed STORE. We would nrist rcspcctrnlly arnoance to rtendsand the puld Is aem raliv. in the town Iclnltyol Somerset, that we have opened ur NewStore on 21 A fX CROSS STREE1 And ia aJdilb.a to o rull line of the best Confectioncrlc. Notions, Tobaoccw, Cigar. Ac, Ke will enucivor. at all tiiiics, to snpnly our cus omers with ti.o BEST QUALiTY OF FAMILY FLOUR, CORN-MHA L, OATS, SHELLED CORN, OA TS ,t- CORN CHOP, RRAN, MIDDLINGS And everything p.irUiiiiii!? to the Feed Depart ment at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. i-oi: CASH ONLY. AUo, a well selected st"-k of Slarsware; Stonewar-. tTor!enwar. limsli l kin:s. and STATIOXEKI Which we will sell as cheap as tiie chen pest. ricrtse c.i!!. ex-irnlne our irlsof all kind, e s.itisticl In-in y iur wn judgment. Don't fontet where we tx-i n MAIN CUUSS S rcei. iw.-ier.i-t. et. X laTJ Ayer's Cathartic Pills, For the relief ami cure of all der:ina inents in the vt - ai h, liver, and bow els, 'i'bcyare.i uoM aperient, ami no excellent pui jfiitiv.'. lli-ins; purely vcire tn'j'.o, liiry c.'ria.i: no mercury or miio . nil whatever. Mi:eb serious skluifiis ;l n.l differing is prevent. ci fir ineir tiiiici nsc: and every family fhouM hnve Uicm ftn hinid ftir their protection 'and relo-l', when reoo.ire.i. t-on expt-rience has provp.1 them to be tlie til'. est, Mirc.f, and be of ail the I'M with nhich the market aiioimd'. I:- their occa-iooal u-c, tlie LIihkI is puniied, the corruptions of the sy.,. ti.'in cxiieihif, oo.-tructions reinovrsl; and iho whol iiiuehiiicry ol" lite rcton-d to Us he:Utliv activity. luteiu:il organs winch become docked and sl;iiririh a;e rfenned by Airr'n l'is. and stimulated into action. Thus incipient disea.-e; 13 ch;iiii,ci .ii, !:':a!'h, the value of which chao.j v. hen reckoned on the -. at nm'tllni-is a"hi "u,o it, can bar lly he compote I. Their sntn.- co.-i;iu makes theia pleasant t ti". and iirciM-r.-'sthc rirtues uninip'iireil for any b-ninn of time, that they are ever freh, ami pcrtectly reliable. Altli.iiiffti searching, they are mdd. aud 0H'rali without disturbauc-j to tlie constitution, or 4a t, b occupation. Full dirpctioni arf sriven on the wrapper to each box, hoiv to u-e t'nem a a Family I'hvsic, and for the following eomplaujLs, wiiich tiic-e I'iti nphllv cure: For DyapVpaia or Idicetlo. Litra qvea, I.anifuor and l.a-n of A pp-f if e. Ihcr uioul' i.c t..k.u i.. J' ..I"; i..: y to Atiiuuia thi; skiu; arb, and rest ire iuLi aisbv ture and aruu.. For l.ivrr Corn lMint aud its varioii-"yi torn?, Miliona llradache. ick llr: write?, Jauaibcr or (.rrea ttliUmr-. isil ioue olic and Uilioei I sreis, Uiey ie.oi be ludielon-tv taken bir e.o h e.io, to corritt Um diseased action or remove tne obstrucuons h h eailsfi if. For IlyerntsirT or Ilarrliora, but ono tnihl toe"is ccncia'llv re-iuireil. For ItlirHmatiam. 4.owt, ravel. rU pilutlon of Ibr Heart. I'aiia ia l9 il. Ilark .T.'t I.o.n.. tliev should be roiuiu U'Oisiy LU.C1.. a-i iv.:ir:d. t., chune ttie oi.- :is . t )tr;ioii cf liic system. U s'.a cbau;e th"-e, tioi lonti ili.ippt.ar. For IroM,y uii.l Isrop.lrul rllsi, they should tie t.iken in hiric and Irooueul ilo.v4 io produce the effint of a di a-nc purw. For asppreMios. a larite do-- t-houM tie taken, as it piodu- ts the desired effect by sym pathy. As a JUnnrr Pill, take ono or two f illt to promote diwl on and relieve the stomach. An occa-ional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels, ru--t;!n tlm appetite, and Invir'jraies the ttm. l.euct) i. is clua a haniainis wncr. ni M-roms deniinrmcnt fii-d. One wh- t.-:J loleral.Iy Veil, ofia rind that .1 (loe Oi' tf.esj i'illt makes hun fis-l ilwcidcii Ix'ttcr, froi.i U.i-it cleansing aa 1 renovating elloct u tiw dve-tivo ftpparalos. rar.rA.iED p.v ir. C. A rUR CO., l'raclieal ChemUts, LO WELL, XASS., V. 8. A. fOU SALE ET ALL DSrCOISTC "'"TtrilEEE.
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