The Somerset herald. (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, January 22, 1873, Image 3

SomereeHeraiQ.
. . January 22, 1S73.
3.000 KECS
hf Butter Wanted.
- , i t. ...... en ii.
Wfr,:,";n Js f our immediate trad.-,
""thanis for former ratronnge,
B BROOKE NYCE&CO.. j
4 sotrm street.
BALTIMORE, MD.
. had at H thf stores.
Car riu l
,rrciainP'rtDvi8iBr0(L
,wn.-i. 30 cents can,- every
VKESH v- ;L Shaffer's.
. . ... ii. Li. liaskels. rone etc.
,iiinfi-tu1" '
w ira-id for cash at Cook & Bcer-
Le Ji.'rri & Bro-' LininH-nt, for all
l.rfandr'''"-
, T -(rived at Davis & Bros, a ilen-
nf Parlafin fill nn tn
4 jjetTiip.
Wank anu jui'S'"'"1
bank
Chapped Haxds, face, rough akin, jiini
idea, ringworm, aalt-rheiim, and other cu
taneous affections cured, and the skin made
soft and smooth, by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard &
Oa, New York. Be certain to get the Jun
iner Tar Soap, as there are many worth
less imitations made with romnion tar.
nor. 20, 12w.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Johnstow n and Somerset ltauroad. on last
Saturday, the old Board was re-elected for
the ensuing year. Mr. Rolierta was re
elected Treasurer, and Mr. Elder Secre
tary. A resolution was adopted fixing the
gauge of the road the same as the Penn
sylvania Central, and also adopting the
Stony Creek route as located by the way
of the mouth of Ben's Creek. Johnttottn
Tribune.
uti budii-ls of coal t btutzman s
lflrw1,ts per bushel tor nne.
fmnr flour Imrrels for sale at the
.rr ami feed store of Cook 6i Beerits,
Win -' Somerset, Pa.,
iue gt rUulzuian's bank,
,!! com.
tlHI
icoal.
4 cents.
6 cents.
8 cents.
Ui txrsons ho have left dmls in my
!. i ,r recording will please call and
,hfm .tonco. " D.J. Horxer.
.j ftiuilv flour, corn meal, oats, chop.
didli-d curn tor cashonly at Co..k &
riis' fl.mr and leea store.
.irv H. I'm, Esq. w ill lie absent at
.hiBLlon City about ten days, during,
di time Henry Heffley w ill attend to
liusinfsa of the office.
Change of Name. The citizens of
Blood v Kun. Bedford countv, bv a 'ote ot
over five to- one, have resolved to petition
the proper authority to change the name
of their Iwrough to Everett City. The
w isdom of the change becomes the more
apparent w hen we consider the harshness
und inappropriatencss of the present cog
nomen of that enterprising "Village. Our
only wonder is that this move was not
made long before this.
The Pennsylvania lUilrond Company
is now running through trains, in close
connection, virtually,, between Cumber
land and Philadelphia. Thev run to the
junction with the Cumberland and Penn
sylvania Kailrond at Krcighliaum s, three
miles from Cumberland. Persons leaving
Cumberland at 10:0o a. M. will arrive at
Bedford at 12:44: at Huntinsdon at 4:15
p. m., and at Philadelphia at 2:30 the fol
lowing morning. Leaving Philadelphia
at 11:40 p. m., they arrive here at 1:35 p.
M. following. Cirilutn.
ir W. S. MorxCAis has goncto Pliila
hi, to attend surjrical and medical lee
and has h it Dr. yi. lanneuill in
-si- during his alwence.
tRs. The hicliest market price wid
pilfer all kinds of native furs, at the
,nif' Express ollk-e. :
J. H. ZlUMEUMAN.
S bool Books !
School Books ! !
Jl assortment at Miller's Drug & Book
11 tl!l 1 - 1. I. , I,
-e. aimidiiik-s, iimn iMMtus anu an
is of Blank J looks.
!iss. Rcbkrts, the wife of our Conntv
jsurer. 6liiiii.-d and fell, one day of last
k, and broke her arm. We learn that
is doing well, but suffered greatly from
torture.
aushai.l, ot the "People s Drug
will mure into his new quarters in
di vs. It will certainly be the hand-
t in the countr and will compare fa
lily wiih any drug store in Western
nsvlvaiiu.
o Moue Expujsions. Go to W. W.
b 4 Bro., and buv a Ixix of Prof.
tun's os-Expusive Lamp Pow-
. It it the wonder ot the world ! It
positively prevent your htmiis from
x'dnir, and your lamp chimneys from
-.tag.
lie ft-w wann (lavs of last week enabled
biel M'evand, Esj., to add considerable
k work to his new building on l uion
l- t. Anoilier such a spell will allow
pi Pinniieic me brick work. It was
f arm one day, Uiat the men worked
:r sliirt sleeves.
little child of Jacob Showman, who
ii about a quarter of a mile to the
1 of town, scalded itself most horri
i' day of last week, by upsetting a
.rtile of boiling water over its little
Kuldini: the skin nearlv all off. It
knk urc qf lr. Milk-rand 15 doing
to day publijj a letter troin a Har
"jrr, (urmpondent that came too late
as week's rpcr 'ut know tliat
ib the news therein contained is not
latest, that our readers will find it
t interesting. We hone to receive a
rtsch eek during the scstion of the
.ure, inini the same c-orresjiondent
frtsk pork, for car corn by sled load
'fats i-r bushel, oats by sled load at
'Jifr bushel. Buckwheat flour at
per UK) ixninds. Corn Meal at 3 SO
!"' unds, liest Family flour at $10
fd and even'thing e"lse in their line
rates, call at the Grocerv t Fed
r afConki Beerits, Somerset Ph.
'hi dwelling portion of the Somerset
mj will be let, by the School Direc
tor one yearlrom the 1st of April, by
d proposals to be handed to U. F.
'J, q President of the board, on or
re haturuav. J-ebruarv 1st., at one
tk. r, m.
Freshet. The heavy rains last night
had tne effect ot raising the Casselman
river to high water mark, and causing con
siderable destruction in its course. The
narrow guagc trestlework was completely
swept away. The abutments of the wagon
bridge below town were so badly injured
that the bridge cannot l crossed, and one
of the pillars of Salisbury branch road was
demolished. It also occasioned several
slides along the main line of the P. W. &
li. It. li. Brooks' tunnel is said to have
badly caved in, and trains from the west
are much delayed. Dale City JUeord.
A Srxoo.AR Ixctdest. A corresKnd
ent of the Lancaster Iiujiiirtr chronicles
the following singular incident : On Sun
day lat-t we noticed two snow birds of the
same sjiecies in combat with each other on
a fence. One of them soon lost strength
and was killed by its antagonist, w hich
soon commenced to devour greedily its
former mate. The unusually deep snow
on the ground covers all the weed stalks
bountifully filled with seed, w hich gener
ally afford provision during the winter
season, hence there is starvation among
them, which oomels them to kill each
other for food.
Singula r. Our Ilagerstown exchanges
bring us tidings of a singular phenomenon
which occurred in that vicinity on Tues
day last. They say that on the day named
extraordinary sounds were heard at one
and the same time, in Ilagerstown, Funks
town, iSniithshurg, and other towns in the
vnlley, and also at Mechanicstown, in
Frederick county. The sound infall those
places is similarly descrilted as the distress
ed cry of some w"ild beast. It everywhere
created the greatest alarm among cattle
and dogs. What caused it no one can sur
mise, but it is supxjsed to have been pro
duced by some atmospheric cause, What
is it!" Public Opinion.
The Stovepipe. The New York Tri
bunt publishes the following communica
tion :
Sir : There is one condition in the
policies of fire insurance companies in the
"Old Country" which requires to be
adopted in New York, and throughout
America even more than in the United
Kingdom. Every policy provides that the
piics of any stove used in the premises
shall not pass within 14 inches of any
woodwork. The observance of this rule
ungbt have saved ltarnum s .Menagerie.
It would save us from inanv other fires
that occur. It is easily carried out. It
ought to be rigidly enforced in every part
ot the Lmted Mates by all the fire insur
ance companies.
Communicated.
Stotstown, Pa..
Jan. 20, 187a. )
Havinir visited Storstown lately. I called
on our old friend, Da'vid Clark, Esq., and
was invited by him to inspect his arrange
ment Tor storing ana Keeping 01 apptea,
w hich I found to be first-class. He has
put up a range of shelves, running the
whole lenirth ot the four sides ot his eel
lar. They are supixnted by posts set at
proper distance apart, reaching from floor
to ceiling. They are piacea auoiu twenty
or twentv-four inches apart the whole
height of the cellar. They arc formed of
narrow boards with spaces between, and
are alwut two feet wide from the wall out
wards with a front board about eight or
ten inches in height. On the lower shelf
he stores potatoes, beets, turnips ifcc, . -
Commencing then with the second shelf,
he puts a thin layer of leaves, corn husks,
(lxrtu thoroughly dried), upon which be
puts each variety separate, to the depth of
troin twelve to eighteen inches next the
wall, sloping outward to the depth of the
front of the shelf.
One of the advantages of this arrange
ment is that the apples can be readily ex
amined and if any arc fonnd U be rotting,
arc at once removed. Another is, that
there is always a free circulation of air
through each shelf, which tends to pre
serve and keep the apples, in full flavor
and freshness.
An inspection of this method by our far
mers would convince them at once that the
cost of it is soon Mid by the better preser
vation of the apples ; some varieties keep
ing much longer in this way than by the
old method of being put in deep boxes and
barrels.
It is well worth a visit to our friend
Clark, to see, and he will take pleasure in
showing his plan to all interested. '
Yours,
Man i!t Gray.
Nmerct mm Slaerwl llat Isilnal.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
To Pie Pre tide nt and Director of tJus Horn
- tract Mineral Point, Bail Uoad Com
. fany.
The stockholders of the Somerset and
Mineral Point Kail Road Company, met nt
their office In Somerset Pa,, on "Monday,
the 13th day of January 1S73, und orga-
nizea, selecting A. J. Uolliorn, Esq .
standing that it should be a gratuitous one.
But the resolution has Ix-cn made upon due
consideration, in the firm belief that my
interest as the heaviest bondholder is whol
ly inconsistent with some of the duties
that might hereafter devolve upon me as a
incmtx'r of the board or us its chief officer;
and whether or not, the existence of such
relation might lead to suspicion on the part
.of alfWB-linlilAra u-hfth I will nns tri fa
. ... ... .... . - .....
Prxirint .miv t y... c,.. ' room tor by further olucial aervice.
Tho ronnrt c j u. ' 'n t t With thank for vour steadfast confidence..
dentofthn mud tnr 'fhn rL,i i I hereby surrender the trust you so gener-
1 a a- . 1 m t flliult SVin Hila.! tS TtlJa it rtt Aal Ml ACI 1 V K,A
. Xew AdvrrtiistmenU,
pUBLIC SALlf. "T7'
il.T rirtue of an order of aula vrnuted y tbe ttr
bs,M' Omrt of tvimrmct oiunty, P.. the nmlf r
Hirnwl will offer for aale, on the premises, on
SATt.'KDAV. FEBRUARY Uth,18T3, -at
1 o'elurk p. m., the real estate of Henry Omihaw.
of Somerset townahlp.o'ec'u'., fenu x!aliln
acre and S3 perches, with 1U0 ten eleer. 26 acre
in mcwlcw. with a two itory houae, bask bam, a
it-ram mxue au'l oinerout iiunninKKinereon crw-r
Xcta Afierrliisemenl. ;
TirAJfTKl.. A reliable an. InUlllgTnt man of
1 1 ITwkI aililreaa, to enirai(a In a rtt-.ln.blo ami
lucrative baaincH uractnciair frum I,6ikj ui in
per year. AdUreaa J. B. KUUU :., New York:
Ho't, ehieams or Sao Tnnrtro.
IO.O0O ACENT8 WANTED!
T A ROE waaranvile br honeat. Imimtrlous men
M ana wnmea.
Xew AdcrtiM'mentK.
Xcw Atli'ertieement.
to tsvh aent.
so Halifne Lilbxranhl ta i
BOWEX ktXi.. Marion, Ohio.
Friohtfcl Accibent. A most fright-
lul accident happened to two workmen
while engaged in putting the iron window
hoods on Mr. Boer's large building, on the
corner of the diamond, on Friday of last
last week. While standing on the scaffold
and engaged in fastening tho hood on the
corner window (facing the diamond,) ol
tue second s'.orv, tue timbers broke and
both men tell to the ground, a distance ol
from twenty to twenty-five teet Morris
Wren had lxith arms dislocated at the wrist.
one bone in each anu fractured, . his face
and head badly bruised, causing considers
ble injury to the brain. David lieigle fell
on his hip, badly bruised bis sides, sprained
his wrists, and struck his head on the
ground, which for some time knocked him
speechless. He was however, not serious
ly injured and is now considered out
danger, W ren Is still in a precarious con
dition from an injury of the brain. Both
men are from Davton, Ohio, and are here
with two others putting on the iron cor
nice furnished by Gebhart & Co., of that
citr.
urs. uood, .Miller and lirutiaker were
all summoned immediately after the acci
dent and liound up the broken limbs. Since
that time, however, they have been unde
the care ot Ur. . . Uood.
It la PronOHKred the Beat.
Somerset, Jan. 13, 1873.
To the Pi blic:
It affords us real pleasure to recommend
to the public the "Adjustable Spring Bed
sold by A. Ferguson & Co. . Having given
it a thorough trial, we do not hesitate to
say that it is a luxury we would not wil
lingly disiense with. Whilst it is a much
more durable bed than other more expen
sive ones, it cannot lie suqiassed lor ease,
heaith and comfort.
In seeking for objections to it, we could
find none greater than this, that it allures
to early rest in the evening, and to more
prolonged repose in the morning. They
who find fault with so comfortable and
luxurious a resting place after the toils and
laiMtrs of the day, can, if they choose, re
turn to the old bed-cord and chaff-bag sys
tem, and spite nobody but themselves.
For ourselves, we prefer the luxurious
ease which this bed anords whilst enjovin
" tired nature' sweet restorer, balmy
sleep. .
Give it a trial, and you will find you
have no article of furniture that you would
not more willingly give up than this.
Frozes to Death. On Friday e've
ning last, Mr. Wm. Kay lor left Eoensburg
for his home in Allegheny Township. He
had gone to that town that day to pur
chase groceries, etc While en route home
he fell in the snow in the eastern end of
Ebensburg, and remained there probably
twenty minutes. A passer-by rescued him
from the sudden death which yawned be
fore him the thermometer stood at 10
degrees above rero by carrying him into
a neighboring house. 'After he had been
measurably resuscitated, he was conveyed
to his home by friendly hands ; but though
the iK-st of medical aid was speedily sum
moned, he died soon afterward. The de
ceased was a son of Jacob Kay lor, and was
alout forty-five years of age. Joltnhtcn
inoitne.
'I Purest and Sweetest Otd Liver Oil
l-.,J4f t'at wdl's, made on the sea
f ImuJ bvrVift'lirfcd livers, by Ca-
Hsatrd Co., Xqy York: ah
1 ly purt and tirul. Patients who
"fit taken h prefer it to all others.
have decided it superior to any
usher oil in market. Jan. 1 Iw,
At.of an excellent quality can 1 had
Italian ; hank, , distance aouth-
"f the Uirourd II II iilitu.r.lt will
M to the measurement and is authoriz-
- wive money therefor. From and
lltli Decenilier, iierstms taking
7 Autilie than twenty bushels
r; , ' ' Jl CPU, UIII17V JJ
'iiL-eniem.
' pained to learn of the uncxpect
;'li t tijrle station, Illinois, of Col.
'-a Hicka. Hid, WM fonn.r.
, ulolSli,i)Wa oH,uhip, oflhi.
7" Biercantile business,' and in
,rl. elected Hegistcr & He
TVJ WUhty, Ha was a genial
extensively known and respect-
I nu. . j " "na oeatu win
tX?ted bi' 'do circle of lriends and
-uuBncea.
HIT THE Tltfir-r,.T.. .....!.. j i.
iLDalh Xh wlny of his lady
Lj!"P tne praises of the Domes-
tT? Wffer ear, as the rav
HifilU.d the evening air with
to. 24 Sixth street: Pittsburgh:
wfl one of those perfect niachinee.
- T4 " Since filled her young
thttr "", Kutowva her do
Hie says she WoiiW not do
Kan .'""D,,,e R""Jat Blvmvcr's
:rm. : cuuners, i.oai isuck
' T k.w,, foal Shovels, Forks,
kn.ves, Slaw Cutters. Horse
S 5 of LH. Sleigh Bells-Al-
Tand Brush Holders, Soap
Porcelain
ire
rs in
dentil,
ou'eU and
i;!Mt ""JthuiR t all in the
-.,"! P I'lymyer'. Store for
btjn, ,,T'?'-,"rAm"n8 other reforms
aic luju ut mu
FOPSDRT AND MACHINE SHOPS. Wc
take great pleasure in being able to an
nounce to our readers that Dale City is to
have a first-class foundry and machine
shop at an early date. Mr. Paul, a prac-
i lical foundryman and machinist, lias se
cured four lots from Grandimp Buechly,
near the Narrow Gauge Station, on which
he projioses to erect tlie suitable buddings.
This w ill supply a much needed want, as
our manufacturers heretofore were obliged
to get their heavy work done oulsidt the
county. Mr. Paul expects to build loco
motive and stationary engines, and supply
any cast ins or other machinery that may
bv needed in a milling or manufacturing
district. Who comes next? There is
room for a dozen more enterprises, and a
better location cannot lie iound. -lieeord.
Dr. Kether's Great CYre. The h,ii
iwirtanoe of treatment in' a Vast "variety of
Chronic diacaaes, has .been the study of
this geutletuan for a lifetime covering a
period or over forty years of a reputable
practice. His practice now is almost in
credible to any one except those who are
acquainted with his great skill and energy
in the treatment of a class ot diseases, which,
from physicians ordinarily, have received
little or no attention. Ur. heyser s Lung
Cure sweeps from the system all morbid
matter, and that too, without weakening
or impairing the general health, or in any
way hindering the ordinary duties of life.
Its K)tcncy is really marvelous to any one
but the doctor himself, who examines the
lungs with as much accuracy a if he could
see the hcaviiigs ol the lung.
Office, 107 Liberty street, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Lai. p'iM.fC.-rtaiH aanntj
mohious charlatans wbultTfuin persuade
the world that diffusive stimulants have no
medicinal value, and that detestable slops,
coiuiKised of griping acids and drastic
purgatives, are better tonics than the finest
vegetable ingredients combined with the
purest and mellowest products of the still.
But this sort of thing won't go djwn. The
stomach of our common sense rejects it, as
the physical stomach of every man with an
nndepraved palate rejects, with loathing
and abhorrence, the nauseojis abomina
tions, " free from alcohol," which Hum
bugs are trying to thrust down tbe throats
of Temperance Invalids under the pretend
that the Mllirni i dd Hm TPW7 1v W W
Jikely that while Plaktatios Bitters,
the Standard Tonic of America, is aav w here
accessible, such sickening frauds can piake
much headway, but It is as well W put tue
public on their guard againrt them.
Henry Brubaker,
F. J. Kooser,
John A. Walter.
Solomon Uhl,
Wm. Heffley,
T. J. Picking,
John F. Blymyer,
li W.
A. J. Colborn,
Custis Kooser,
A. C. Davis,
Daniel Flick,
H. J. Picking,
C. B. Colborn,
S. 8 Good,
Eheads.
Keport
Of the Third month's school, fur the month endlni
December 14th, KTi, to the Union School Build
Inr:
Whole number of puplla enrolled daring- the
month, 2M; wlwle number in atteiulanee dariug
the month, 2; avrraf stteBdance. ltM; perrenu
aire ot altrnuanre, 7a ; wnoie numuer uiai aueou
ed every day, to.
4th oradk school rLi.E sktokk, tkacheb.
!H F. T.
. M 81 67
. 36 27 2
.J& 19 4
. 71 70 71
.15 0 21
A Cold Rck. On Tuosdav. that hitter
coki day before Chrhitmas, w hen the ground
was covered with snow, a man bv the
name of Sawyer, from the cold and Lardy
climate of the State of Maine, who now
resides at Blacklick station, Indiana coun
ty, whilst in conversation with others
about the severity- of the weather, nitukt
the following wager ;
Several gentlemen were assembled wlio
were talking ot the unprecedently cold
snap, when Mr. Sawyer replied that it was
nothing remarkable, and that he could run
to Kueld Nation, alsnit two- nitha dbunt;
and-lMufcuiTHin. bare'otd. wtidi rvrono
s'siiion was made tight of by 'the (xirty.
iu. : 1 ' . w r trP Tnlrl rlv an v.t I liov 1. i' , n rr rsiu.1 luivon s! .1 1 a rn ,tntr,ff
?' Which
5jion. . if lqS Home of; when he apapuid und Drcwed to aioiH'
jjjraoa urgd against thalr use U!plih tho fwrt,
ljt ia i V ' un,ul w me eyes, iteranon the townkhlp Kwa the two
li it "'"Oing a bad chiroETaohy I miles and li&ck in M8 minute nri won llin
""""w- Th f58. of Pnu;,ioe to uney. without sustaining any injury. save
htit i:,.V. lr ,Wcee to be filled by one of his toes, which was bleedinz aiiirht-
" Ul lb.1.. .1 i . . ..II,, a . c
ij m ui.-u nc leiurneu. A man endeavor eo
to aotKHnpany him, well provided with
good boots, but could not keep him In sight,
and a man on horseback was brought into
requisition, who Lad to make his horse
trot right lively to keep alongside of him.
When he returned he placed his feet in a
pail -of oold water for a short time, and
was soon ( himself tgnln.' -Exchange. ' 1
Whole number enrolled during month.
Whole no. in attendance " ' . "
Averate attendance "
I'er e'le of " " .
Whole no. that attended every dnj
3l GRADE aCHOOO-BISMIB 81rSQ, TACBKB.
Whole number enrolled during month.... 31 40 Si
Whole no. in attendance " " VWt
A veraire attendance " ....IS 31 SO
Pere'tireof " " " :8S w S4
Whole no. that attended everyday ....10 17,27
2d grade schooiv aosa nrsTojf, tkachek.
Whole number enrolled during month.... 82 33 i
vi nole no. in attendance " 32 81 03
Averaice attendanse " " ..230 4o
Prre'nteof - " " 78 SO 69
Whole no. that attended every day 1 12 U
1ST OBADS SCHOObL. C OOLBOKX, TBACHn.
Whole number enrolled during month.... 34 21 to
Whole m in attendance " " .... 81 21 U
A Torn are altendanoe " " 24 10 40
Fere't)eor ' 70 77 77
No of ease of tardlm-M " 44 I 9 S 17
No. that attended erery day - " ....Is 111
The pupils have all made ' as rapid pro
gress in their studies as we could expect ;
yet more can tie made ivy more study and
perseverance. We have a few boys, and I
am sorry to say, of a large growth, who
are very irregular in their attendance, they
not averaging more tlian eight or ten
days per month. If tbe ircntn are aware
ot this or not, we arc unable to say. fu
they come with excuses with their parents.
names on. W e know that many of the
boys can bo soon during school hours, on the
street corners ana in tbe stores. Hits should
not be, for they flo not learn anything them
selves, and only keep those back who are
in the same classes, but come regularly and
stn vc to progress in their studies. Our at
tendance is good, but could le much better
if the few wc have stoken of would either
remain away entirely or come, more regu
larly. We had the pleasure of receiving
quite a numlicr of visits from onr citizens
during the lust month: we appreciated
them very mueh. Let all come we will
try and make their visits as pleasant to
themselves and as profitable and interest
ing to os as we can,
Lizzie Kotwer, L. C. Comjors,
Assistant, Principal.
A Marriage VsofaR Difficulties,
The historical regions of Camp Hill, near
Clay Lick Hall, this county, had a genu
...... , . . .
' khZi' " " which
M Md from hk U it can be
rof,i , " neeami. Hie total
r,.i "ate li i,.r..,
-uert as . n J wc
iUKJL!,U', Pu,1, nd day
k-. ""a theellarn... r.l I .
W ..rT4 marked with a white
v "j me noma tomia, - -
1 , I,
Ine enaatin, one evening not long since.
near wntcu place a marriage ceremony
was performed under rather adverse cir
cumstances, two young .iiearts were
made happy; committed matrimony, if yon
please. The young lady lieinif a favorite
in the family in which she made her home.
Lit was determined to make the affair one
of prominence (as it was one of respecta
bility) and to this end the large-hearted
pattr famQiat of the aforesaid household
w cnt about the preparations for the antici
pated marriage feast, tearing nothing' na
thiiic $o make it a jryous thne to all con
cerned, 'and' to the mere' iuunedi$tuly
interested in part ica lar. Everything in
viting in the eating fiqc wa,s provided, nor
was uis wlne-celjar, sold to oe one of the
finest in' the county, firgotten. It was
made to contribute of all the various deli
cious brands. Invitations to be present
were extended to a number of neighbors.
At length tbe day appointed dawned, and
Casey's Knob never smiled upon one more
bright and beautiful. The guests begun
to arrive about noon (the ceremonies Were
to take place in the evening), and about
the same time a messenger arrived, sent
bv the arents of the young intended.
-What's wrong "What's up?"
"Where is 1" were the inquiries
on all
now
men.
parson and the lialance of the company ar
rived ; a procession was formed and moved
for the houac some two miles distant, con
taining the young man. Arriving there,
the young Udyand company repaired to
the sick room of tbe young man. and here
tho knot was tied. The young couple re
ceiving the congratulations of the guests,
thev (the guests) returned to Camp Hill
and spoiled the eatables and drinkables of
the large hearted host.
P. 8. Our informant says that the hap
py young man is rapidly recovering. Put
lie Opinion.
i ii a e i i
Thb report of our, Borough schools ap
pear this week mewhatturtuflod,' owing"
WthcriftrttitiifrfotOTr Tamils. Make
WShorter; Loo: -'
iiere is i were ine inquiries
11 sides, AH attention, the meeaertgftr
i,t jt, ; g a:bed. a'n'd"got the
ei$ ' f tratts to be done I " The
and of M. A. Sanner. Esq.. Treasurer.
were then submitted, read bv the Secretary.
and adopted br the unanimous votn of tint
stockholders, and ordered filed, and referred
to the board of directors.
The following resolution was then offer-
by Hon. A. H. Coffrath. and unanimously
adopted by the stockholders :
Retained, That we deeply regret the re
tirement of W. J. Buer, Esq., from the
Presidency of onr Company and his per
emptory refusal to further act as its Presi
dent, and we hereby tender him our sin
cere thanks for the efficient, zealous and
valuable services rendered us in the past.
After which the stockholders Annual
Election was held by Joseph Chornenning
and John Hicks, Esq'rs. and Dr. S. 8.
Good, -stockholders, previously selected
judges of the election by the Di
rectors, under the previous Act of Assem
bly, resulting in the election of, for
President A. II. Coffroth : Directors
M. A. Sanner, Isaac Hugus, W. II. KoonU,
Alex Stutzman, George Cobaugh, Peter
Hetflev. Valentine Hav. Curtis KYmwr
John Barron, H. L. Baer, John W. Pat
ton and Daniel Weynitd.
Whereupon, on motion of Hon. Isaac
Hugus, the meeting adjourned.
F. J. Kooser, A. J. Colborx,
Secretary, . President.
Jan. 13, 1873. ;
president's report.
Office of 8. & M. P., R. It Co.,
Somerset Jan. 13, '3. )
To the Stockholders of said company
Gentlemen : I have the honor of sub
mitting to you to-day the first annual re
port of the Board of Directors since this
Company took upon itself to oierate the
Road.
At the last annual meeting it was confi
dently expected that we should soon thcr v
after let the road for a term of years.
favorable terms to the Pittsburgh Jt Cott-
nellsville Kail ltoad Company.
1 our Boam made an cttort to oane to
an agreement with said Company, but tail
ed to do so on terms deemed justifiable, and
in consequence made an arrangement
with the Pennsylvania Central Kail ltoad
Comikany lor the rolling stock required.
Uxm a lease deemed favorable, the terms
ot which have heretofore been submitted
to tbe stockholders.
This company commenced to operate
the road about the 1st day of March 1872,
and received the passenger fares from that
dav, but the freights were not received un
tif the 1st day ol April the P. & C. R. R.
Co. having received the same up to that
day. Tbe mail and express pay we began
to receive or the 15th of March.
It will be seen, therefore, that the reiiort
of earnings embraces nine months as to
freights, and a traction more as to passen
gers, mail and express, though it is proper
here to state that only f 3 i 00 of the earn
ings of March are included in this reiiort,
in consequence of the former Treasurer
having accounted and reported up to 1st
April 1872, at which time he retired.
Much of what is contained in this report
had to be gathered anew, in consequence
of the great fire of the 9th of May last.
which destroyed the office and nearly all
the books and iiapers it will however be
found to be substantially correct, and the
board hopes it will show to the stockhold
ers a better exhibit than they looked for.
It goes tar to demonstrate the future pros
pects of tbe road, and shows conclusively
that, U the Company could pay oft its float
ing debt promptly without hereafter resort
ing to the earnings ot the road for that
purpose, . tue future revenues, it "judi
ciously huslmnded, would not only pay the
interest of tne funded debt, but dividends
on stock equal at least to the legal rate of
interest.
With the rebuilding of our town, the
business of the road will increase, and it is
due to its citizens to say that the substan
tial and beautiful buildings they are erect
ing insures greater travel on the road : the
same energy displayed for another year.
will go tar towards making it a desirable
place for Summer resort, and your road a
success.
If those who have given nothing in the
way of stock or otherwise, and who have
already been directly and indirectly large
ly benefitted by the road, could be induced
to do a simple duty, the means to pay oft the
floating debt would be available ; but your
board despairs of relief from that source.
1 he following statement matle from the
reports of the Superintendent and Treasur
er and the books in the oftice, will show
the financial condition of the Comjwny :
funded debt.
1st Mortgage bonds - . - ."0,000 00
2d Moitgage bonds - 30,000 00
Lien on depot and building 1,104 80
that your new board will be chosen with
an only regard to the success of the road.
Respectfully submitted,
W. J. Baer,
President, '
treasurer's retort.
First rejwrt of M. A. Sanner, Treasurer
of Somerset & Mineral Point Rail Road
Company, 3d January 1873 :
rAsssxaea fare, uv ,
April, 1872, from P. Kooeerand A. T. Ank-
enr (377 32) M 9X3 HI
May, 1872, from W. V. Kuoaer, conductor.. 7 it 10
June, " " . . 506 SO
July, " " " .'. '741 26
Autr.. " - 720 74
Sept., " " " " ..1,127 10
Oct., " " .. 4S2 36
NOT., " " .. SIS SO
Dee.. " " . - ..MOW
ExpreM funds ree'd May 14 $18 48 j
" " Jun.U.. ...... 2S 10 r I
J it JT ... 2I S3 I IA. ft
e.l, with an rrhard of exerllent fruit tree, a itnod j tn( TJAtT Ci ATJTT ASLCfCTJQ
eoalhank,anlrooorerelnorerfeetthlrk,afuicar AV SJV A, , tAJJI V AOOXitSSi.
orcnara on tne prembws, adjoining lands or W m.
H. Frita. Joa. Hunter, Hen, Toiler, and others.
Tebum: One-third, after the dedtietlon of debt
and exuetMee, to remain a itnn, the interest thereof
to ne pa hi to tne widow annually during- life, and
at her death the'principal to be paid to the child of
iwlil deceased; 1,00 on the 1Mb April, 1878. when
the deed and puaaeaelon will be ' given, and. 6600
yearly, w ne eecureu uy juiitmeni nonn.
. , LEVIIvOXa.
Jan 22 Administrator.
THEY'. "SAY NO LICENSE.
I ray no trout Tbe Siilowmir ean he had (br
faun itcv. eharor' Mill: Heat faintly flour al
10 per barrel: buckwheat floor 43 SO per cwt: eorn
meat, (3 00 per ewt: wheat, 40 oo per bunhel; rye.
f l av per nun not; aneiied corn so eenu per nuariei:
buckwheat SI per buahel: wheat bran it 40 Dei
ewt: mixture (3 per ewt; and ererythinK In my fine
of bualneaa at my mill at 3!llford Station, Umg
tne . k m. r. it. k.
JaatB . E.D.SKAFEB.
QIIERIFF'S SALE.
- X'f -,"J2L
AMOCRT TklO OCT FVU BALLASTIKO, hC
April 274 00
SI3 68
1,123 33
May
June.
July
Auxuat. .... .
September
October
December
January 1st
January 21, baL In hanJa of Treasurer...
817 73
Ml 21
724 Si
403 M
. 22 16
1VS 08
140 (10
Bat. of ennatmctlon fund In band of TVmu.oTs
" panenirer are " " 140 w
- 237 08
M. A. RANJfKK,
Treasurer.
A MOI ST KarUTSDrBOM STOt-E,
trout Jno. J.Si-hcll, (on atock.) tl.OOO 00
- N. K Lielillter, (in full) 114 42
J. o. Klcnardaon, "
" H.S.tKxal
" F. A. Smith
" Nimhlie "
l. F. Walker
Abrm. Miller "
Jamea famm - " ., ..
" (note)
" ' JohnNefT (in fall) ;.
" Eliaa A. Flick "
" John A. Walter
" from (ormer Treaaurer A. T. Ankeny
M 81
4A 70
' M 24
M 24
331 84
30 00
400 00
040 00
- 400 00
1M 00
30 00
1 04
PAIS TO CO STE ACTOBS.
Order Xu. . Parsun 4i Nan", Blttner. 24 00
" (Juaningham. 3 oo
- " ParaonkNeff 26 oo
" u - 700
' " Parson k NefT. P. J. Baker. 20 88
" " 179 Parson It NerT, balance KW 71
" 224 Paraon fc Neff u.......,- 140 24
" 224 Paraon kJfeff.. - M SO
" 234 PanonkNer.. ....... ...-.k. 200 00
" " 420 Paraon k Neff 22474
" . " 422 John Neff k Paraon 84 89
423 John Neffjflut)... 10000
" "424 Nca-and Panim... iuo w
Balance In Treasurer' baoda 01 80
3.428 43
M.A. SANNER.
Treaaurer.
MARRIED.
MILLER SWANK. On the 9th inst.,
by Hey. H. K. Keener, Mr. Reuben Miller,
ot faint I p., to Mrs. Mary A- Swank, of
Qucmahoning Tp.
CON WAT W E A X D. On the 9th
inst., by Jacob Gerhart, Et., Mr. James
t.onwiiy to Miss Anne Weyand, both of
Somerset county Pa.
SWANK LOHR. On the 16th inst..
at the boose of Harriet Custer, ia Paint
I p., 'by" Key. D. Stufll. 3Ir. Jacob D
Swank to Miss Mary Lohr, both of Davids
vine, bomereet county i'a.
SWANK CUSTER On the same day
at the same house, by the sua 's, Mr. l-
wooa L. bwank to Miss Susan Custer, both
oi Bomerset Co., I'. . .
Cautiox, Everj grnuine box of
Ur. JVIcLANE'S LIVER PILLS
bears the signature of FLEMING
IJKOS., Pittsburgh, Pa.. ndtheir
private United States Stamp. ''Take
no other. "The market is full of imi
tation.
3lerwM DeMlity.
Total funded deU - - -
FLOATING DEBT.
Due contractor on claims
not in dispute - - - -
Due bridge contractor - -Due
sundry creditors on
current accounts - - -
181,104 80
$3,488 88
1,113 35
915 97
Total undisputed floating debt $3,513 20
CAPITAL STOCK.
1,100 shares paid in $.53,000 00
Note The Pittslmreh & Connellsville
Rail Road Company is entitled to stock at
par for amount which may at settlement
be found due them, and it is possible some
suUcriptions may yet be collected.
REVENUE FROM ALL SOURCES. .
From freight - -
' passengers -
' mails . . .
1 express .
1 local freights
$3,5G1 13
0.IW5 12
518 39
428 a
209 83
Total earnings 11,712 73
Total expenses including main
tenance of way ana improve
ments, operating road, material,-
rciairs of machinery and
wages of employees, sucrtn
tendent and all expenses inci
dent to the road
Payments ' made July first
mortgage bonds - - - ' -
Jan. '73 interest on mech. lien
Interest on Jan. '73 coupons -
$7,927 50
1,750 00
110 48
1,215 89
Total interest paid - - - - $3,076 37
AMOUNT BROUGHT fCUWABP,
Tottd cxpcjiH and
payment
Balance available by
tbe Superintend
ent to 1st January
1873, to wit:
Bills for local freight
Mail service - -
Due by former agent
Bills uncollected - -
$11,003 93
$112 OO
312 92
199 91
83 9C
$708 79
With HaKlooroy attendaata, low sjrlts, denreaa
lon, involuntary emlaakma, liaa of aetnea, auenas-
im i iiwk, mo oi power, uiiay oeoji. loaa 01 memo
ry, and threatened impotence and Imbecility, and
a aurereiu-n euro In Humphrey!' Homeopathic
ruet'ltie Na Twenty-KiKht. (tomnoaed of -the
hmwi vBiuame mini aua potent uurwtlrea. they
atrike at once at the root of the matter; tone up the
ayitem, arreat the iliac nances, and impart vigor
and enenry, life and vitality to tbe entire man.
They have cured ihoaaaada of eaaea. Price. $6 per
package of nva hoxea and a taixe $2 rUL, wlilch ia
very important In ottatinate or old eaaea, or 81 per
ainule box. Sold by all llrugfciata, and aent by
mmiugiwuiiw price. Aaoreaa n us r M K EY a
r tut 1U ttua E IP ATUKJ M EU1CINK tXJ.
402 KrrKulway, New York. jtur. 13.
w-For aale by E. H, Manbalt, Somerset, Pa,
KOXERSET MABKET.
Corrected weekly by A. J. Caskbehi k Oo.
Applea, dried, fl
Aiplebutter, gal
Uutter, V l
Muck wheat, fl buahel.....
Hecewax, t ,
Bacon, ahouldcra, )l .....
" aide, -
" hama. "
(Vim, buahel.'. ,
Oorn meal
Calf akina, f
rjixa, (.!.....
Flour, fl bbl
Plaxneed V bu., (M B)....
Lar.1, V .. .77.... ........
Leather, red aole, f) ...
upper
kiu.
(aU,ftbu
rocAuiea, ft tm
Pi-ahMi, dried, m
Ryeflbu !
Kaca, W B
Salt, No. i, W bbl
- ft do
' Aabtnn. - ..." i...
Sugar, yellow f) V .......
' white '
Tallow, ft
Wheat, bu
ooi, fi m
Xew Advertisement. fi
"JV'OTICE.
"Notl
A 1
By virtue of randry writs of Vtnditianl Cm.
aj. Fieri Fcioi ami Levari Facia bwted out of
tne tjonn oi tommon neae oi someraet uounty,
Pa., and to me directed, I will expoae to sale by
public outcry, at the Court iloua;. in Somerset,
oa Saturday, tbe 14th day of Peiiranry, 1873, at
1 o 'cmck, r. M., tne louowiug r.ai eatate, via :
All tbe right, title, lutcrcat and claim of Huirb
Dennunn, of, in and to the following deaeribed real
eatate, via:
Two certain Iota of gronnd aituate In Harnede-
ville, in lxwer 1 urxeylooi tuwnanip, Somerset oo
Pa., containing one-half OA) acre, more or leaa, ad.
joining alley on the eaat, alley oa the
eouth, alley oo tbe west and atreet on the
nonn, witn a two eiory irameaweiung nonae ana
atanie t Hereon erectea, witn tne appartenaneea.
Selxcd and taked in execution aa the property nt
Hugh Denlaon at the auit of N. B. Liclilller, aw
of John S. Cramer,
ALSO-
AU the right, title, interest and elalm of Oennn
Wilt, of, tn ami to tha loUuwmg deacribed real ea
tate, tii:
No. L A certain lot ef ground situate In Somer
set borough, Someraet county, Pa., containing one
Ibartb (''it acre, more or lea, ailjolnlng lota of Jo-
aepn snyucr on tne went. Alary vt itt on the eaM,
Patriot atreet on the north, and street on the
eouth..
No. X. - A certain lot or piece of ground sitnate
In Somerset borough, Somerset county, Pa., con
taining four 4) acrea, more or lem, adjoining landa
of John O. Kiinmei, John Al. Uolderbaum, John
H. I hi and feter tlenier, witn tbe appurtenancea
and taken In execution aa tlie property of Oeorge
Witt, at the suit of the Somerset a. JUineral Poiut
KaUroadCo.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim of Albert
Pheifer, ol, in and to the following described real
estate, via: A certain lot of ground aituate in the
borough of ITrslna, Somerset county. Pa., known
3.424 43 " UH AO- 940 M 1 l'"u 01 PAItJ town, Dounueu on
MIO VIUIl VT OT IIUIUHICCI, WCSI UJ APUailCJ, OUTIU
by lot No. 344, and south by lot No. 347, with a two
story irame uweiung nuuse tnereonereateu, witn
the appurtenances. ' Seised and taken In execution
aa tbe property of Albert Pheiler at the salt ot
Washington Megahea and Jacob urn.
ALSO
All the right, title, Interest and claim ot-Htram
Findlay awl John 1. Roddy, of, in and to the lol
lowing described real estate, via:
No. L A certain tract of land kaowa as the
John Hoy man larm, aituate In Southampton town
ship, Somerset eounnty, Pa containing 327 acres.
more ur lefts, of wbieh there are about 140 acres
cleared and about 20 acre in meadow, adjoining
anna ot jonaioan a cone t, jonatnao jsmncK, rl.
T. Weld, Adam Stuns farm, Henry .Marts, and
others, with a two story log dwelling bouse and
batik barn thereon erected, wltblhe appurtenance.
No. X A certain tract ot land known aa the
Adam btnrts farm, situate In Southampton town-
snip, sximeraei county, r-, containing 'a acres,
more or leas, of which there are about WU acres
cleared and alnt 2U acres ia meadow, adjoining
lanua or lanlol Kotos, Adam lcpley, Hoyman
bum, and others, with a one two story dwelling
house and bank barn thereon erected, with the ap
purtenances.
Taken In execution as the property oa Hiram
Findlay ami John U. Roddy at tbe suit of Ima id
nay auu jm-naei nay.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim of John
D. Roddy anu Hiram Fladlay, ot, in and to the iol
lewing described real estate, via: A certain tract
of laud situate hi Southainuten townnhiu. Somer
aet Co- Pa., containing 114 aerea and 111 uerchea.
ol which there aie about 30 acre cleared, adjoining-
lands of Israel Kmrick. Adam Shlrer and oth
ers, witn tne appartenaneea.
Taken In execution as tbe Dronerty of John D.
Boddy and Hiram Findlay at the suit ot Andrew
li. unerica a uae oi auani JSotilrer.
ALSO
AU tbe right, title, interest and claim of John
it. Koddy and Hiram rind lay, ot, in and to the lot
lowing described real estate, vis: A certain tract
of land sitnate In Southampton township, Someraet
county. Pa., containing 374 acres, more or less, of
wnicn mere are anout auu acres clear and anouiau
acres in meadow, with a two story Inmedweliing
house and a one and a ball' story log dwelling house
and a irame barn thereon erecteu. adjointag Unas
oi Jacob iroutmau, JacoD Jeyilig, Andrew jn-
erica, ana oiners, witn tne appurtenances.
Taken ia execution aa the property of John I).
Roddy and Hiram Findlay at the suit of Adam
scutrer,
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim of John
V. Muddy and Hiram Findlay, oi, in and to all toe
eoal. Iron ore, limestone, metals, losslis, petroleum,
minerals and mineral substances of whatever kind
or nature lying and. being under and contained
witnm a eerialn tract ot ground situate in soutn
aaiptoa townablp, Someraet county. Pa., contain
ing 4U9 acres ami 110 perchea, lesa a reservation of
iraerea, oi wnica were are aoout zau acres clear
ed and about 30 aeses in meadow, with a one two
atvry log dwelling bouse, and two one story log
dwelling houses and one large bank burn thereon
erected, adjoining lands, oi John Leidigr JJavid,
nay and outers, witn tne appurtenances.
Taken In execution as tne nruoertv of John D.
Rotldy and Hiram Findlay at the suit of Jonathan
uoem-a.
ALSO
AU the rliihL title, interest ami claim of Mich
ael Hay and Hiram Findlay, ol, ia and to the tul-
lowing ueacnoeu real estate, via:
A certain tract of land situate hi Elklick town-
shim Someraet county. Pa., known aa the Juaepa
I eia larm, containing luv acres, strict measure, oi
wnicn mere are anout 140 acre cleared anu anout
2u acres la meadow, with a two story log dwelling
house and bank barn thereon erected, adjoining
lands oi Jonas Lichty, Samuel J. Lkhty, J. Philip
Homan and Samuel i. Miller, wun lite appurte
nances.
Talfen In execution aa the uronertv of Michael
Hay and Hiram Findlay at tbe suit of Joseph
rem.
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest and claim of William
r. acneii, oewnuant, jacoD iiceu ana Junn j.
Schell lerre tenanu, ol, in and to the following de
scribed real estate, situate In Allegheny township,
Somerset county, Pa., vis:
No. 1. A certain tract of land adiulning a tract
of land surveyed In uaame ef Jouu Motjall, An
drew Einrick a big survey, and a tract of land sur
veyed in tbe name of George Check, containing
4HH acres, wltb tbe aaaal allowance, with a one
and a hall story frame bouse and a one and a bait
story tog nouse, one aieam-iwer sawmiu, on
water power sawmill aud auule thereon erected,
W itb the appartenaneea.
No. 2. a oenain tract ef land adjoining Lie above
described trad of land, Jacob Meyers, lands war
ranted and surveyor in tne name 01 jusepn Mc-
CaU and lands el Jolui Check, containing 4ta
acres with tbe usual allowance, about lu acres
cleared and about 16 acres In meadow, with a two
story log houae, bank barn and other out buildings
tnereoa erected, witn tne appurtenances.
No. 3. A eerialn tract 01 land adjoining lands
of Joseph Cougbenour, lands of the above, and
wiuum Moutit, containing ss;4 acres, more or
less, with the appurtenances.
Seised and taken aa the property of William P.
Schell, derendant, Jacob Ueetl anu John J. Sciiell,
terra tenants, at lite suit of John Alslp use of Ma
ry Brown.
All the right, title, interest and claim of Edward
S. Connelly, of, in and to tbe Ibllowliig described
real eatate, vis: A certain bit ol ground situate in
Somerset borough, Somerset county, i'a., contain
ing one-ftiurth ('.) acre, more or lev, with a two
....... &e
...Octf SO
24c
tl 00
30c
c
8c
12c
.'...41 00
3e
....1 24
j&e
...S10 40
...1 60
12'c
..S34e
70c
sue
4ue
......40c
.' lie
00
3e
....20
...1 24
... S2 00
..12?15c
..14&1HC
......10c
... 2U0
..OODUC
otlce Is hcrehv Biren that Jnstah M. Hav. aa-
aignee of Michael Smith. ha filed hia account in
my il!lcc, and that the aame will tie presented to
the t "nurt for conbrmation on Thursday, February
20, 1S73. E. M. SCH ROCK.
jan22 ProtbonoUry,
"VTOTICE.
Tr"ti
p la hesoby gtvea that W. H. Hay. aasigne
of John M. Smith, has bint hie account In myof-
nce, and that the aame will lie presented to the
Court for confirmation 04 Thursday, February 20,
1X73. inn, ;nK(aja,
jan22 ProtbonoUry.
Total r $11,712 72
Besides the almve balance, tliere remains
in the hands of the Treasurer $237 j8, of
hich f'Jl W ia applicable to construction
acixtuitt and the balance to interest account.
Besides tho floating debt herein before
mentioned, there is a debt of $-1,060 05
which will be due tbe 20th or February.
1874, and on which the annual interest,
due 20th February 1873, will be payable to
P. C. K. K. Co., which holds $4,000 of the 2d
mortgage bonds as collateral security for
payment of the same. $11,000 00 o'f the
2d mortgage bonds arc also held as collat
eral security by tbe same Company.on lease
of rolling stock. And $1,500 00 of the
same 2d mortgage bonds bonds remain
unsold, but are at present liable to be taken
by, the contractors in part payment of
amount due them in accordance with a res
olution of your board, ' '
AU intercut on boo.ttji prtoj! to 1st July.
t)74, W'iw kdTuifed oq negotiation of bonds,
1 take tbe liberty in behalf of the board
to report to you that the employees oa the
road, trout the Superintendent down to tho
repairmen, have burved the Company faith
fully and well.
Having unchangeably resolved in my
mind not to serve as director or President,
I am the more free to recommend that in
the future a reasonable allowance be made
for services rendered by my successor and
Secretary. Nothing is worth doing that is
not worth doing well, and nobody is likely
to go to very great trouble to do the work
well, u ne is expected to neglect otiier
business and labor for nothinir. - I .est fffttri
the remarks here made V"Wuttl w' in
ferred that mructunatiaa' uniaaein oonse-
TiTcsUld'iieTvi say
that'for what bu been done," I would not
accept compensation It offered for the
trust was accepted with the express nnder-
gOUUT PROCLAMATION.
HKRKAia, tbe HenoraMe William M. Hsu,
President of the several Court of Common Pleas
of the Counties composing the sixteenth Judicial
I list riot, and Justice of tbe Courts of (ryerand Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, ftr the trial of
all capital and other offenders In the aaid District,
ami Lkwir A. Tt naKR ami Jcwiab Howry, Ym-
uirea. Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas, and
luaticea of tbe Courts of Oyer ami Terminer, and
Otmeral Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital
and other offender In (be County of KVimeraet, have
uwueil their preeenta aqii to me directed, for hold
ing a Court of ttossiaan Plena, and General Quar
ter Heaabnsof the Peace, ami General Jail Deliv
ery ami I Vurta ol. Oyer and Terminer, at Somerset,
Ob aatajr, rekraary nta, M7tt .
Norirg is ktrtbj given to all the Justices of the
Peace, the Coroner and Constables within the said
County ef Somerset, that they be the and therein
their proper persona, with their rolls, ranmULlnatsi
sitiona, examinations, ami other remembrances, to
do those things which to their Aees and In that
behalf appertain to be done; and alao, they who
will prosecute against tbe prisoners that are or shall
be in the jail of Somerset County, to be then Bad
there, to prosecute against them as shall be lust.
SHKBivr a Orrirs, i OLIVER KNEPPER, .
Somerset, Jan. 17. ( Sheriff.
suiry trams dwelling bouse, stable aud wood shed
thereon erected, adjoining lots of Joseph Snyder
u tbe west, aonoot Boose lot on the east. Patriot
street on the north, and South street on tne south,
wlthi the appurteuHnces. Taken in execution as
the iwvpertv ot Edward S. Connelly at the auit ol
Aijais f 11,
AU tbe ria-hL. title, interest and claim of aeonre
Friend, of, lu and to the following described real
estate, via: A certain traolof land situate in Mil
foil township, Sumerset county. Pa., containing S
acres, more or less, of which there "are about three
acres clear, with a one and a hail' story plank
dwelling house and stable thereou erected, adjoin
ing lanua ol uuvm x onnktn, reter rniiiippt, Junn
Suilil, and others, with the appartenaneea. t aken
In execution aa the property of Oeorge Friend at
the suit of Simon Vougot use of David Younkin.
SheriH's olbi-e, ( uLiVER KNEPPER,
Jan. 22, i79. S siienn.
4 NEW war of runnlmrs book. Can sell thr,n.
J mnda per week. AddreM Mt'RH A Y HILL
PCBLISUINU (IX, VS East IWtb atreet. New
York City.
WANTED..
IF YOU WLSH T'J
BUY A SEWING MA-
CHINE for family ut,r act as agent, address
WASHINGTON SEWINO MACHINE f.V.
Boston, Mass.
1 S YCHOM ANCY, or SOIL CHARM ING,'
' JL How either aex may lascioate and gain the
ka-e and a fleet inns of any persrn they chosen, In
stantly. This simple menial acquirement all can
aoasess, free, by mall, fir 3 "eta. together with a
marriage guide, Egyptkm Oracle, Dreame, HinU
to Ladies, Kr. A queer, exciting bwk. IW.OOOsidd.
Addrem T. WILLIAM A CO., Pnbs., Philada.
M. B. COCHjRAN & CO.,
121 Iiiberty Mire let, Corner OFlftli
pitts nu j kci i r, pa.,
. MAVrFACTtrBKBS AN0 PEALERf IX
IRON AN D WOOD
WORKING Ml ACHLNEBY,
.And Marmfact
Have In store a full rtork of DEANE STEAM
IMIOR MACHINERY, Ac, c. Repairing of
dee 'A
0 AGENTS WASTED
I'leturcs, Itapa ami Charts, Also, for our Sew-
Lil
gnrMt.
at once tn D, L. Gt EUNSEY
S log Silk and
ed r month by
aionee in u,
Q Hampshire.
nvn Thread. 100 to 4eM clear
a"tire agents. Apply
Concore, New
Honey:
Easily made with nor Stencil and key.
Cb k OulHt. avCrrmutra Free.
SuSord MTg Co. Folum St. N. Y.
UU Pint Fitilia U Uia.IuL1871
Doable Elevated Oven. Warm Ine- Closet. Broiiinar
Door, Fender Guard. Dumping 4t Shaking Grate,
Direct Draft, FI LLER, WARREN a.CO.,Z!S
water street, n ew lora, ...
r-H THE WORKINO tXSS. male or female.
JL 460 a week guaranteed. Respectable employ,
mem at home, day or evening no capital required;
full instructions and valuable package of goods to
start with, sent free by mall. Address, wltb 4 cent
mora itama M. YOUNG 4t CO-
U Coardtlandt SL, New York.
urers" Supplies,
PrMPS, JfDSON OOYERNOBS, SASH and
all kinds promptly attemle-1 to.
s
E C O X D AX SUA L
STATEMENT
OF THE
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
As Euqastlt BocwDCAiiTAMiia Boom
lit the best and cheapest Family bible ever pub.
lished, will be seal free ef charge to any book ag't,
It contains nearly 4uo fine Scripture illustrations,
and agents are meeting wltb unprecedented sueress
Jaddresa, stating experienee. ete and we wlU show
you what our airents are doing.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. Pbllad a Pa.
Self feodArTT A O E
tewartJDurner
Isnprve4, Ha rivaled I'aieajwaJeA.
Burns any size coal. . .
FULLER, WARREN A CO Water SL N.Y
VALUABLE FARM
At Private Sale.
The ttnderalgned fferehw farm at Dri rate sale.
situated four miles northeast of Ligouler, in Lig
onier township, Westmoreland eoudiy. Pa.,
Containmg 108 Acres,
About 70 flTee cleared, K acres in good meadow,
all well watered and baa the best of timber oa it.
For further particulars call on CoL AicFariand,
Ligonier. or tbe undersigned on tne prrmtw.
oct.'A-3m.
A
THOM AS Ml JINK1NS.
The Sabbaths cf our Lord.
BY BISHOP STEVENS,
Is aa entirely new work on an absorbing topic.
written in ine iniiwv a most powernii style, it
I llgttts.
be pro
ductive of great good. Agents wanted, to whom
JOHNSTOWN
SAYINGS BANK
JOHNSTOWN. PA., DEC. 2, 1873.
presents tha sabieet la novel ami beaatifu
Cannot fail to awaken a deep Interest and be
ductiveof great good. Agents wanted, tow
liberal eomiuisskin will be allowed. Address J.
8TOUDART A CO., Publishers, Phlla.
TIIE
CHRISTIAN
CaR.it K."
FAITH,
HOPE,
CHARITY.
"And now abidelh FnUh. Hove, and Ckaritx ;
the three, tmi Ike frtalett f tktte is tasrW.
Nothing has aimeared In religions art for a long
time so pure, and tender, and beautiful, as this
new picture. The trooping ot the flrtrrea Is grace
Itsell; ami the countenances of such heavenly
sweetness, that it seems as If the artist must have
seen them In a vision.
Thla rare and elegant 44 line ami stipple steel
engraving is aent free to every subscriber to "Ar
thur's Illustrated Home Magacine for 1S73." Price
of Magaxlnc, tfl 40 a year. Sample numbers, 14
cents.
LOCAL CANVASSING AGENTS wanted
everywhere. Large commissions and territory
guaranteed, svnu ior agent a enanuentlal circu
lar. You can hardly show the "Christian Graces"
to any persjn of taste or religious feeling- without
getting a subscriber. Addresf
1. . AnintH a su., rnuaueipnin, t'a.
JanS.
Vol. VII. 1873.
OLD AND NEW.
' i The People's Magazine. :
Edited bu Edward K Hale.
The enlanrcd resources nlaeed in the hands ef
the OLD AND NEW. by the public and by tbe
proprietors, enable them to announce a volume of
wider Interest than tbey have ever published.
Mrs: Oreenongh'a Story, "Python is," and Mr.
Male a Story, "tpa and Downs,"
will be continued and completed in this, volume, A
series oi snort stones oy
Mist Meredith, Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. Whitney, Mta
nate, air. re rains, air. jonng.
and others, hat been engaged.
sir. juartineaa a series win ne eDnttnaed in pa
pers on -The Church and Its Exclusive Claims,"
-cripture, and the Limits of its Authority," -God
In Humanity," he.
Tbe series of articles on Political Science, by
gentlemen of recognised ability, will comprise pa
pers on Railroads, Servauu or Masters?'' "The
Mallet ia -England." "Land "The Law of Mari
time Jurisdiction, "The Indian Question,'' -The
So 11 rage of Women," "Equal Taxation," -Tarids
and Protection." " W Hat tne new Administration
must do." "Labor and W aires Unenion. The snb-
jects of critical interest in
NATURAL HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY
will be illustrated by different gentlemen eminent
in their lines of research. We ahaU soon have the
Pleasure of printing papers, among ethers, by
rol. liesley. Mr. DalL Or. KeUogg, Dr.Gray, and
President MiU.
THE EXAMINER
It not confined to the review of the publications of
a lew nouses, out attempts to give aowe account ol
the more important issues from the French, Ger
man, and English press, as weU aa oar own. .
THE RECORD OF PROGRESS
describes the substantial advance which tbe world
has made. In whatever direction or In whatever re
gion, with special reference to Improvements in do
mestic lile which may be attempted in America.
The Magazine will be under the editorial cbanre
of Edward E. Hale, whowillhave wider asststatu-e
than heretofore in tbe magagement of its Journ
al lepartment. ,
GIVEN AWAY I
The beautiful Chromolith "CONFIDENCE."
by Hammatt Hilling, is presented to every Re
newal and New Subscriber to 'OLD AND N EW "
fur 1473 at $4 00; or at 44 a the Chromtdlth will be
furnished handsomely mounted, ready bar framing.
Sise 10x14.
Subscript inns received hv all Book and News
dealers at Publishers' rates.
ECES2TS EECTSEEaV Publishers,
No. 143 Washington Street, Hoatoa.
Be deceived, bat for eouirbs. eolds, aors throat,
hoarseness and bronchial Uit&enltles, one only
WELL?. CAEB0L1C TABLETS.
Worthless Imitations are on the market, but tha
only scientific preraratioa of Carbolic Acid for
Lung diseases Is when ehemicallv combined with
other weU knows remedies, as in these Tablets,
ami all parties are cautioned against using any
other.
In all eaaea of Irritation of tbe mueoos mmebrane
these Tablets should be freely used, their cleans
ing and healing properties are astonishing.
lie warned, never nemleet a eold. it is easllv ear
ed in its Incipient state, when it becomes ehronle
the cure Is czeeedlngly difficult, use Wells' Car
bolic Tablets aa a specific.
JOHN CL K.ELLOG, U Piatt St Jf. Y.
. Side agent fir the V. S.
Price S cents a box. Send circular.
ASSETS.
Safb
Cash
Loans on Collateral
Pittsburgh City Bonds
Conemaugh Borough Bonds.....
Ime from City Banks "...
Johnstown Borough Bonds. ......
United States Bunds
Loans oo Real Eatal
Total.
... 4no 09
... 1.0 M
... 8.000 oo
... 4.000 0
... X040 00
... .1 13
... 4.473 40
... 10.837 40
... eu.guo n
.4113.471 IS
LIABILITIES.
Amount due Depositors
December Dividend duo Depositors
Treasurer's Checks......
Contingent
Total
St ats or Purr ssyltasia, I
..C1&V.H3 84
.. 242 OS
ilOO 00
. 1.704 S
..lllSTl 13
Csanty of Cambria.
Agents it Sells Quick
Among all class is. Old people, the middle-aged,
those who are jnst enterfng lile. and youth of both
sexes bay and read with the greatest profit.
MY JOLLY FRIEND'S SECRET,
DIG LEWIS' mat and best hook. It Is meeting
wltb the greatest success; and there's MONEY in
it. Semi fir oar circulars, etc., which are sent
free. GEO. MACLEAN. Phiia.
Cfrumbs of Comfort
The Ladles' Friend. Ask your grocer for It,
Bartlett's Blacking
always gives satisiactloB. Try U.
PEARL BLUE
.r the laundrv has no equal. Sold by Grocers.
H. A. BAHTLETT A CO.. 114, 117 N. Front St..
Philadelphia, 143 Chambers street, N. Y., 43 Bruad
street, Boston.
sium
Suiaitits
o.T1USS8S
Abdominal Supporter and Pile Pipe Relief and
Cure for Rupture. Female Weakness, aad Piles
Indestructible, light, safe, cleanly (steel springs
coated,) never rusts, breaks. Umbers, nor soils, at
Und ing comfort, safety, cleanliness, anddurahility.
Universally approved by the Medical Profession,
and all wbo wear them, as the hest and most aatis
tactory appliances known. Sent by mail or ex
press. Establishments, 1347C'hestnnt street, Phil
adelphia, and 737 Broadwav. New York. Carelul
and correct adjustment. Experienced lady in attendance.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
God's SixEays' Work,
i . .. OB, 8CIE3ICB AMD THE B1ALX.
This book arlACt the verv cream of Science, mak
Ing Its thrilling realities, beaaties. wooders, and
rrkluig gems a hundred lotd more interesting
n fiction. Every man, woman and child wants
to read it. It is endorsed bv tbe Press aad Minis
ters of all denominations. Sales immense. Agents
report 63 4ft 44 40 W aad M copies per week.
Great inducements to agents. Employment fur
every enanty. Send for Circa lar. Also, agents
wauieu ior tne
PEOPLE'S STANDARD EDITION OF THE
HOLY BIBLE.
Over 430 Illustrations. All our own agents fur
other books, and many agents fur other Publish
ers, are selling this Bible with wonderful success,
because it Is the most valuable, beautiful and pop
ular edition now in tbe market, and is sold at a
very low price. Canvassing books free to working
agents. Address ZIEOLER A M 'CURDY, 418
aacn street, rnitaoeipnta, ra. -
I. FRANK DIBKRT, Traasvrer ef the Johns
town vavings Bank, do solemnly affirm the above
statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and
belief. FRAN KDI BERT.
Treasurer.
Sworn and subscribed before mo
A. MONTGOMERY. Notanr Public.
The t'adeir4gneL Auditing Committee, certify
that they have examined the eoodiiloa of the
Bang, aad Bod the ahove statement to be correct.
d. Mclaughlin, i
H. A. BOGGS. Auditors.
W. W. WALTERS, )
STATISTICAL.
Number of Depositors ,
Number of Open Accounts...
Average to each Depositor
Adults ..
Minors
Male
Female
Rate of Dividend for 1S71
Rate of Dividends lot IsTx.....
....W4
714
tlM M
4a
Jul
67
X3T
.....4 percent
4 per cent
Loans are made only Bpon- Real Estate, aad
Government Bonds and other bret-class collateral.
Value of collateral must be one-third greater thaa
loaa. The Bank does not haw money upon build
ings. Land security is required. jand
4DMINISTRAT0R S NOTICE,
e of John T. King, late of Mlddlecreek tp.,
deceased."
Letters of administration oa the above estate
having been granted to tbe undersigned, not me ia
hereby given to those Indebted to it to ma.se 1mm
diate payment, and those having claim against it
to present them duly authenticated for settlement
on Tuesday, the Uth day of February, 1873, at tbe
Ute residence of said deceased.
JOHN D. 8NYDER,
JaaO Administrator
A
DMIXISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of administration having been granted
by the proper authority to tbe undersigned, on tbe
estate of Levi Berkey. deceased, all nersons In
debted to said estate are hereby notified to make
Immediate payment, aad those having claims will
present them duly authenticated for settlement oa
Wednesday, the HHh day of February, U73, at the
hoase of tha undersigned.
LEVI GRIFFITH.
janS Administrator.
A
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of administration on the estate o
lei T. Meyers, hue of Milfnrd township.
Pan-
Look at
Chroma, "OUR DARLING,
acriber
the Premiums!
to every Sab-
ilaiixi How Lest, Eqi Reslorei
I 1ST OF CAUSES pat down for trial at Feb.
J ruary Term, 1873, oouimenclng 3d Monday ,17th
day.
L. A. Turner's assignee vs Slick A BUckbusa,
Samovs Elkhart, Wits A Co, "! .
Same re Elkhart IwcubaA Cto, .
Philip Sbayur i SUable at a I,
ft, P.' kbaver vs Same,
Joaiah Long vs gante.
John A. Woy vaSame,
Levi J. Ismg vt Same,
Daniel Mostoller vs Same. ,
Michael May va E. D. Yutiy.
Joba Boacher vt Deltrick Trimpe,
Thomas Ream vs Jacob Rush.
Frederick Kneppervt FrancU Countryman.
Jebn Holland vt Jones Sbanley A Co.
Schell fc Kiinmei vt Henry Clayoomb. ;
oamuel r. Hnyoer vt Laeopoia at uru.
Yutiy, SeoU a. !o.. vt Buffalo Valley R. R. Oo.
a Buinuavii " orris a, w
January SO, 1873,
E.M. Sun none
Prothoootary.
ITICE TO TRESPASSERS.-
XfOl
Notice
found ti
signed, I
a.
-i T'TVai V"" a"-'" ' aiiiriwrf!
Ac..lTtt uTnrooaoiled agatnat aoeurdlng to I
rniin, rtilsdate hereaRer, as we thluk oaraelvet
otlce Is hereby given to alt peraon j that aoeoae
found trespassing on the prrvaUes ut tail ander
slgned. In ConemauB Wgnllilp, Bjoatereet eoonty.
i-a., nrnnurg, usnuis, nuienng nata, or nemea,
law
reaua.
aale bn the farm.
" Jacob J. KAtrrstAV, - Jacob Bcbkbt,
, 8km KAcrsiAii, Ja., Juhb 8. KArratAg,
. Josxpw'HirrraiAB, TobaB Mibhlbb,
IaaadYoOBB, . En abcbl K avfujab,
QiBoBOB Tbowab, ' Mob kb H. KAcmAX,
r - J. J. Mwbleb, Esq.
JaaU !
Jast published, a new editiuB of Dr. Calver-
well'a Celebrated Easay oa the radical cure (with
out medicine) of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weak-
nets, jBvoiufiiary Bemmai Liosstt, tm potency,
Mental and Physical incapacity. Impediments to
Marriage, 4tr.; also. Consumption, Epilepsy and
Its, induced by sell indulgence or sexual extrav
agance.
. Price, in a sealed envelope, only eeata.
T lie celebrated author. In this admirable esaav.
clearly demeost rates from a thirty years' success
ful practice, that the alarming eonseuuences of
self abuse may be radically cored without the dan
gerous use of Internal medicine or the application
of tbe knife; pointing oat a mode ef euro at onoe
simple, certain, and eifectual, bv means of which
every sufferer, bo matter what hia condition may
be, may cure hlmacll cheaply, privately, and radi
cally. iTals Lecture thoald be la the hands of every
yoaih and every man la the Luad.
Sent, under seal, in a-plaln envelope, to any gd,
dress, postpaid, on receipt of oen.tt.or two pott
stamps.
Also, Dr. Culverweir VMawbge auWe," prtot
40 cents.
Adilrcia tan Publishers.
CHAS. J.O. KLINE fc CO., .
W Bowery, New York, Poetatflce buxA4e4.
jann-ly -
riMlUSTEES' SALE OP REAL
I ESTATE
The umlcrslgned, by virtue of the authority
vested to them for tho purpose, will sell by public
outcry, .......
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1873,
on the premises, a certain tract of land aituate ia
Lower Turkey loot township, Somerset county. Pa.,
known as tha "MrNeal Farm," tying oa tha North
Fork, or Laurel Hill Creek, about two miles abotf
Urslna, adjoining lands of the PUttfiaraV and
Baltimore Coal, Coak aad Iron, Co., Anaotu Kahl
man, Jacob King, John Fatdley, and others, con
taining 307 acrrs, oftkbHi there are about 100
acres clear,'20 tn meadow tbe balance well timber
ed with oak,' Bupwr, fce,; navmg thereoa erected a
two ipton i bouse, a good on and a hair story
plant hoase, good bank barn, and other ont
eatiiltngs. Uood tugar camp, iticge orchard and
plenty of water on the preoiises.
Tbe above farm Is underlaid wUh eoaL limestone
fce., and is eoaveaient to churches, acboola, fco.
Terms made known on day of sale. Sale to com
mence at one o'clock p. m.
FREDERICK KREGAR .
" ' FREDERICK DUMBttp,
. Janli ' ATaelecs.
T70R SALECHEAP. Oac No.
J. &, EM Stove. I" tod bnt three weeks. Ap
h KRii.nnfi'n'f
For 1878 v
GODKY'S
LADY'S BOOK.
The Oldest MatrAziiwui laarrka.
TJ1TPABALLELED FBEMJJJM!
One never offerer by any Magatine, either ia this
country or la Europe. " Since we are forced Into
ibis business, we are determined to make it difficult
for others to follow us. Let us see who will come
up to this:
A Chromo "Our Darling"
To every subscriber, whether single or In a dob !
TERMS.
One copy one year.......... ..........40 oo
Two copies one year 400
Three copies one year 1 4
Four copies one year 10 04
Five copies, one year, and anextra copy to tbe
person getting up the dub, making six oopieeM 04
Eight copies, one year, ami an extra copy to
the person getting up the club, making nine
copies a 00
Eleven copies, one year, and an extra copy to
- tn pertoa getting ap tha club, making U
copies , JJ SO
Twenty-three copies, ana year, and aa extra -copy
to the person getting np the club, mak
ing twenty-four copies 44 00
Let t be understood that every subscriber ami
the getter up ef a club will have the beautiful
Chrome of
"OUR DAEIiINGP' ,
., Seal fo (Ana, frit f pottage.
, , (It la s Perfeot stijam.) .
The price of tbe Qbromo la ths stores is Three
Dollars. And any subscriber in a dab, or single
mbacrlber, ho may wish to have Our Darling"
mounted oa stiff Bristol board, aad ready lor
framing, can bare it to prepared and teat by re
mitting twcBty-nve cents extra at the lime of lub
tcribing. To the getter op of a club of or 9 copies, wt will
send, aa an extra premium, a copy of -The Offer"
or "The Acceptance.' This in addition to "Oar
Darling."
To the getter up of a elnb of IS copies, we will
send both of the Chrotaos -Tbe Offer" and "The
Acceptance," along with "Our Darling;" or "Ask
ing a Blessing" ami "Our Darling."
To the getter ap of a club of al copies, we will
tend "Asking a Blessing." -The Offer," -The Ac
ceptance," ami -Our Darling."
4WWU1 the getters up of clubt of , B, and U
copies please be particular and writs what premi
ums they desire.
4ttTThe premium! are only forwarded when tha
remittance a sent to as.
d-VYhcaCtlM aubsc-rihert all reside atone place,
the premiums will all be sent to the person who
Bends the elub for distribution.
arias pertoa semilog a inn suoecriptioa OI S3
in have hia choice or "Tho Offer," -Tho Aecep
.noe," oe-Hmr Darling." 11 ,
4WThe money mutt all be teat at one time, for
any of the clubs, and addlttoni mar be made to
club Bt elub rates. Tha Lady 's Book, will be seat
to any poaloiBoa where tha sajcrlber Biay reside.
ami tunscri
'Iptlont may aonunea
tha year, w e can, atway
with any month
ava aanxdv back nan-
ben. Specimen numbere will be tent on receipt of
24 rents.
HO W TO 9 EM IT. la remitting by mail, s
Poatotaca Order ea Phlladeluhla. or a draft oa
Pasmdekvhla or Mew York, payable to the order
Oi 4a A. WMity, IS preleraoai u nana notes, si a
drail or a PottoOlcd order cannot be procured. Bead
United States ot Mlat Bank aotea.
fVWs advise an early application, ttveex
peet our list, wMh tho inducements wo offer, will
reach ,IAA, subscribers.
Address L. A. QODEY,
W. E. Corner Sixth aad ChetUat at, PhiL
la unequal lad by any known remedy. It will erad-
itaio, extirpaiaana laorougniy oestrny all poison
ous substances In the Blood, and will effectually
dispel all predisposition to billons derangement,
Mere went of action in year Liver and Spleen I
Unless relieved at once, the blood becomes Impure
by deletereous secretions, producing scrofulous or
skin diseases. Blotches, Felons, Pustules, Canker,
Pimples, Ilc, fcft.
Hare yoa a Dytpeplic Stomach t Unless diges
tion ia promptly allied, the tvstem is debilitated
with poverty of tbe Bluod. 'Dropsical Tendency,
General weakness and inertia.
have y tveakn of the tnteotinet t You are
in danger of Chronic Diarruora, or Indammatioa
of the Bowels.
Uav von weaknet of the Vterin or Vrinarj
Organ 1 You are exposed to suffering In lit most
aggravated form.
Art yon dejected, drowsy, dull, sluggish or de
pressed in spirits, with head ache, back ache,
oonted tongue and bad tasting moutnt
For a certain remedy for all of these diseases,
weaknesses and troubles: for cleansing and puri
fying the vitiated blood and imparting vigor to all
the vital forces: for building up aad restoring the
weakened constitution use
JURUBEBA,
which Is pronounced bv tho leading medical au
thorities of Loodea aad Paris -the moat powerful
binlc and alterative known Ui the medical world."
This la aa new ami antrted discovery but has been
long used by the leading physicians of other coun
tries wKh wonderful rcm,xlial malts.
Doa'l weaken and Impair the digestive organs
by cathartics aad physics, they give only tempora
ry relief Indigestion, natuleacy and dyspepsia
with piles aad kindred diseases are sure to follow
their use.
Keep the blond pure and health is assured.
JOHNAL KELLHGG, l Piatt St, New York
" Sole Agent for tbe United States.
Price, One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
Agents Wanted !
having been granted to us. aotiee ia herebyjrivea
that we will attend at the residence of Tobias
Mevers. la aaid toa-nshin. oa Saturday, the 14ta
day of February next 1973. when all persons hav
ing claims against aai estate win present tneia
for settlement properly authenticated, and those
indented to satu estate win mane pavmenu
TOBIAS MEYERS.
WM. M. CRITCHFIELD,
janl - Administrators.
Demmler Brothers,
5w 126 SmifMeld Street,
FITTSBTIXRa, PY.
Manufacturers of Tin. Copper and Sheet
igeva
Britannia and Block Tin Ware, Enameled
Iroa
Cat-
ware, dealers la Stoves, Clothes Wrin
lery, Britannia and Block Tin Ware, .
Hollow Ware, Refrigerators, lee Chests. Water
Coolers, Ice Cream Freesera, Bird Cages, Oaa
Stoves, and House Furnishing Goods generally,
wholesale and retail. Proprietors of tho
Patent Mt Store SMm,
The most useful invention ot the age. Sotttgeota
for Spear'a world-renowned and unrivaled anthra
cite coal Heating Stoves. Sol agents for the
Torn Thumb Carbon Oil Cooking Stove. Thia lit
tle stove ia the wonder of the day, and the only ar
ticle of the kind that will give yow entire aatia-fiactkm.
Grocers' Goods a Specially.
octl
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.
Estate of William F. Kesler. 'late ef Summit tp, '
deceased.
Letters of administration oa tbe above estate
bavins; been granted the undersigned by tbe proper
authority, aotiee is hereby given to those iadebted
to it to mats unmeuiate payment, ana inese sit
big claims against it to present tbeai to tbe uader-
signed for settlement and allowance, at the lata rea-
kience of Saul deeeasea, on baton lay, eoruary
S, 1073.
dec S Administrator.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Jacob S. Folk, of Elklick townships da-
Letters of administration- on tbe ahove aetata
having been granted to the unde i signed, aotiee k
herebv riven to those indebted to it to taakt imme
diate payment, and those havtngelaims against it.
to prevent item amy eaineaucaien mr settlement;
at the late residence oasaid deceased, aa Saturday
Febuary a, 1S73,
dee 22 Administrator.
0
RPIIANS' COURT SALE,
TO SELL. THE.
Light Running
Domestic' '
SEWING MACHINE!
44
ABOUT
10,000
Sold Last Year;
ABOUT
() O , O O O
Thto Tear,
And now being Sold at the Bate of
7 5,000
PER YEAR.
Tbe 'saBeu4le tuperoedes ethers because
it surpasses them la tha every day service It ren-
, both la the work-shop and amity: and be
lt equally useful for verv ana and very
ders, I
heavy work.
A Machine wlU be furnished (tor trial) to respon
sible part lea with aa Instructor (without ehargs)
npoa application at our
WaraSBB, Rlath St., ruaaaiils.
ThoaBttnatte' has taken mors Premiums
thla season than any other Machine, aad Is special
ly recommended for Family use and Manufactur
er. It Is tlmple ia eoastruetkia, noiseless and
easily run. Addreas.
Tho "DOM ESTIC" 8. M. CU,
janl 9M Sixth Street, Pittsburgh.
By virtue ef aa order of sale issuing out sf tho
Orphans' Court ot Somerset county, to me direct
ed, I will offer at puhiie outcry, oa the premises, sat
THE 1st DAY OF FEBRUARY, U7S,
at one o'clock of said day. the following teal estate,
vis: A certain tract ot mad sHaaw k Maldts
ereek township, adjoining Jacob Hecbler, Jacob
Barrone, Abraham Walker, PhUlpi t heirs, et aL,
sustaining 44 acres, 1 perches and allowances It
acres clear, I of which are in meadow, oa which ia
erected a one story a welling nouse ana s tiaom.
There is a email orchard of excellCB fruit, aad a
never-failing spring oa tho premises. A very de
sirable home.
Tbbwb. One-third la nana upoa oe 11 very of
deed, balance in four equal annual payments, to ba
secured by judgment hoad; M per ocas, of tha
hand monev to oe paia wnea ine property m earn
ed down. Possessloa given cm the 1st of April.
JOHN WELLER.
decSS Executor of Jacob Mognet, dee d.
FURNITURE.
J. f. WOODWSLL
AJrrACTBBsao
Parlor, Library. Chamber
and DixAing Boom :
FURNITUEE,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Have oa band tho largest assort meat of Plaia
and Fashionable furniture, which they will tell as
low aa any reliable Houso la the country. Call
and see their extensive Ware Room a, at
97. 99 ana 101 ffl km
PITTSBUSGH, PA.
Opposite Holtxmaa A W led er hold'! t'phototery.
nor. ID. '
JAMES 0. ORRICK,
CanaiiMs4B Mercaant,
And Dealer In Grain.
Oram of all klnd Ftoor.rted, Salt, Usee Plas
ter, and Casaeul an kaad aad furnished at abort
notice.
Cor. Union Street and B. 6 C B. A
Cumberland, IVJda
dec 3ft.