m- - w T
SomersetJUeram..!S
lit?
Bro.
liar IS A'
Pl'", . . n.,r ami Corn Meal
B ! V B0r"-
' ov-TtR. 30 nta a can. every
"panted f,r.U at Cok& Ifccr-
recced t I r,- '"--1 Kiutks,
- .i article t Carl-wi Oil go to
i Rbo.' Linimont largest
M.irc!r bf money mi the lKt.
fruit of n varieties atW.W.
TilE Uniied States Mtal law requireii
masters to fnrnKh publishers immediate
notice of any publication atlJrcseed to him.
Bliints are furnished f the express pur
rs, and the "reason" whv the publication
i is not culled for must lie stated. 1 he pont
; master who fuiis to do his duty tiilhluliy
for under this requirewnt i liable to a fine of
: fifty dollars, and tieeomes nsjioriiiiMe for
tae fuuscnpiiou price.
Pabllr Xatir.
My term of office aa Prothonotarjr has
expire! It is therefore necessary that I
collect the foes &c., duo met. Person
knowing themselves indebted, will please
pay promptly. Bill w ill be sent through
; the nulla to most of those against whom I
have costs, and I hope they will remit at
La ties in the countrv who nwd mr.
thins in our line, .lata. Bonnets, Keal br once. The owning court w ill afford a fine
Artiikial Hair. Lacea, Ribbons. Flowers.
I , , a ur. , ... , aaV V "I iiwiPSUtMVii an-us-l inl tmUh
Fancy Goods and Xotioos. will
have a pood opportunity to send by their
friends coming to lourt next w eek" Spe
cial attention given to orders of this kind
from the country goods taken luck and
money refunded if not satisfactory slock
all Litest style; new ctxuls received twice
I a w eek. Mr Jan. 15. Trcdwell, No. 6,
"Mammoth Block," fxmiersct. Pa.
. --..l at Kttitrm.in'a lianlt
i Kuo. s coagu ryrup.
in ni:
, DeSSIS MeTEBS.
Somerset, 10th February, 197a
Dit. W. 3L Mabtin, who Lttelv associa
ted himself with J. B. Hicks In the profes
sion of DcntiRtry.comca well recommended,
and upon authority that cannot be doubted
j a a dentirt of many years experience, a
I skillful and successful operator, and is a
CLevelasd April 172 t Prillute of the Pennsylvania Dental Col
Mf.wrs. Leffingwell Sl Co : ' " iege of Philadelphia ; we Uspcak for the
We have used the la-vnipr. liaiitrmn A- i nl SUCCCSSJUl career.
Co- Strictly Pure White Lead." sold by
! yon, and have found it uniformly and fine-
ttEhvf R,, i'Amu.. .,J ly pround, very white, and ol excellent
bodv. For Puritv, Durabilitv, and tviDer-
red kr Fin'h, we can reoonimt-ud it to all
. .1 lrire lot of prei
T n- in, .ii Sinirv Kn-tifh i iwrlii-s wisbinr irooii work tlojir Jimoi
l11'!' ... ... i. .. i. t In..... r i? t c. .
utM. tx-muey, il. r. ueuninp.
- rai'
wto f ,,,c "net
fl,Hir liarrel for khIo at the
A tiii.no of beauty is a Joy forever ; but
hen beauty and utility are combined, as
in the ease of the Domestic Sc-winc Ma-
ScnooL TIf.port. Report of the South
ampton Mills school, ending Febrnarr
4th, 1S73 :
W. F.'T.
M JW
27 24 W
m -a
91 SI VO
! 12
i:t licriin I a., i ciuer I-
1 li t' Sid of Felu-uary, at
11
! . te lrd r and that oi
,.-f;'Mi.'l,'IH'rJ't',lr"
Whol camber rnr.ll.l daring axinth
WboJ aw tn ttlrtKlanc
A Tenure attenduis "
I'M c'lrrof " - " "
No. alteiKlod every dar
Names of pupils that ha ve attended every
day : Abbey Gaither, Phillip Dahl. Alfted
Moser, Lincoln Weller. George Ways,
chine, our lad v friends will unite with us f nomas worn, . oiinv uaru rtiina uaal,
:iniiu.r.r.i;.4ii.uf .wi.A .i'tt.. i, ... Alice ays, Lillie ays, Mary Barb.
The pupils have all made as rapid pro
gress in their studies as we could expect;
yet much more can be made by more study
and perseverance. N. W. Ksepper,
Teacher.
ADDRESS
or THE
memory still lingers with "Civis," who
says that the "shed" erected by order of
Odcu Haghart, or some other official, an
swered the purpose very w ell, and speaks
quite fluently of the by-gone good qualities
of said "shed" era-ted by order of llu
gliart We refer "Civis lo the patient
ticket agent, who was compelled to shiver
Ilavins been appointed by the Anti Li- i w ' T.U" "T .ll.Zl"Jlr.Z I I .naVm ' I m l"a.1 ""J?
cense Convention, held at Somerset, on the " . v". .2 ! '."r .1 "LZZTtZ .
tommmee 10 prepare acu ,. . , , . sr m,n..urnxrm..,ran-m u-.. ....-. iih ih i
uuu.v . t...u,.ia i. .:.i . . . -., - . i
pelled to pay uu) P f nearly ten
j times that amount as a tribute to rum's
i doings. -
r. e have also hirard it said that some
Committee on Uceue or Ao men r)tc for license on the ground
IJcenwe. jtliat liotel keepers may rawe their bills
j when not permitted to sell wbL-ky. We
To A PtniJ nr &,uiret Count' '. cannot believe that anyone win sutfer him-
1 id'fcid store of Cook & IJtt rits, : ;a u,e rerdict tliat abwolute perfection has I
i'','' (;, si., Smierset, Pa., i been attained in this invention. I
1 : . Possessing advantages which can 1
poal at Ptutzmin's bsmk,
' fill.
found in no others and combining siinplici
ty with strength, it is no wonder that its :
llLDVA anil C I , ,u I ) I i I. , rvi -1 1-1 H i , .ulna It.r. T
teen unnrecedentctl in tl annaU of hf
one Furnace I tra1e.
ne is clearing Our lady readers are cordiallv invited to
call and examine the beauties and advan
tages of this machine, at No. 24 Sixth St..
Pittsburch.
-cl. -
4 cents.
6 cents.
- 8 cents.
r..r p-4 .if Pet Office Money orders is Kih
1 to t: ten cents ; f-H) to hav
r'fVaVoW ; t ' t1. twenty cents; ; -All
, taen'.y-tive cents.
TT. V. Pa vis & l?-!-.i.r--i
and Unt
...n, (.mteetmns.
-,rr Ir.'ii.-lit to Srtuerset
What do our readers think of an old law
which was in force in England durini the
century, and what effect would it
e now were it enforced ? Here it is :
All women, of whatever, are rank, pro
fession or degree, w hether virgins, wives
I fir U-iilflWA l)i:it clitill Imm unit uO,.i thiu
, have just recviv-! J.ite, inipttse upon, sedure and U-trav into
selected stock ofj matrimony any of His Majesty's malesub-
losiacrrt and 1 1-
jeets. by cosmetics scents pa'nt!i- washes
anilicial teeth, Sjianish wool, inn stays
hooits, high-heeled shoes or bolstered hils
-;.t All jH-rs-ms iu Sunerset town- shall incur the H-nalty of the laws in force
1 n.., ,-.,t tl.ir
ill s.i-e ci-ts by laying me next
:v of Court I will lie in Somerset
w'u :if si;me. G. Ziwweumak.
nT.r Ov-teks. Go to Cheap Sam's,
-b-We-t enrrnr i4 tlie IMamocd.
'otP, -n Stewed - - :w cents.
I.'7cn IUw - - - - 2- cents.
j ( 30 cents.
azainst witchcratt and the like, and the
marriage, upon conviction thereof shall
stand null and void."
A Question is Arithmetic. A cor
respondent of the Pittsburgh Gmtttt,
sends that paper the following question,
and asks its solution. Have we any rural
I arithmeticians in Somerset county w ho can
' solve it ?
I "John Smith, who was worth $4,500,
V. II. Em .!"TT's Illustrated Plant and i when on his death bed was informed that
i :j'o.u' Mailed free to all appli- j his wife was alxiut giving birth to a child,
;s. I he at once sent for his attorney to write his
f. R EI!!.:t. No. IU Market St, Pitts- J will as follows : If the child is a boy the
--i P. i estate is to le divided equally between the
in j mother and son, but if girl the mother is
to get two thirds and the daughter one
third. Now, it so happened that the wife
gave iinn to twins a girl ana a noy. i accident.
luit is eacn one s snare? An early an-
Te ot week rceivel a copy of Uie
-i'v I oiff. published at Johnstown.
I: uiki-i its dtbut as one of the hand
ifvrs in this portion of the state.
pi.:'".i-li-i in connection with the Daily
,. n will loubth-ss 1 a success.
Wi wish our friends in the country to
remember the (act that we pay especial at
tention to their orders whet her sent by mail
or otherwise. If you want any article in
our line, no matter how small, send us the
order and we will send you the goods by
mail, express -or as yon "may direct. We
go to particular trouble in tilling small or
ders. If the goods sent don't suit we ex
change them, or refund the money.
The coming Court week will give our la
dy patrons in the country an opportunity
of sending for many little articles by their
M u.L, as a
present lor roar consideration, an
on the question of License or No License.
we pr.x-eed to the discharge of the duties
thus imposed upon us.
You are already aware that, at the ses
sion ot the General Assembly of this Com
monwealth, held in the winter of 1872. an
Act was passed to permit the voters of each
city and county of the State to vote every
three years on the question of gran tin z li
censes to sell intoxicating liquors This
law was approved by the Governor on the
27th day of Marrh, 1872.
By this law it is made the duty of the
inspectors and judges of the elections to be
held in tho several districts of rVmiersct
County, on the Sd Friday of March next,
and at the annual municipal elections every
third year thereafter, to receive tickets,
either written or printed. labelled on the
outside "License," and on the inside "For
License, or "Against License;" and the
tickets so received are to be counted in the
usual manner, and a return of the same
made to the Clerk ot the Court f Quarter
Sessions w hich certificate shall lie laid !e
fore the Judges of said Court at the first
meeting of the Court after sutJi election
shall have been held, and if it shall appear
by said returns that there is a majority
against license, then it shall not be htwfiil
for said Court to Issue any license for the
sale of spirituous vinous malt or other in
toxicating liquors or any admixture there
of, in the said county of Somerset
In accordance with the provisions of this
law, you, as citizens of the county, are to
determine by ballot, at the coming Spring
election, whether licenses to sell intoxicat
ing liquors shall be granted in this county
for three years next ensuing. It, therefore.
oecomes tne amy oi every voter to give
the subject such a degree of careful consid
eration as will enable him to cast his ballot
wisely and well, or on the side which will
most enhance the moral, social and finan
cial interests of the people.
It is now more than one hundred and fif
ty years since the business of retailing in
toxicating liquor has teen licensed, in some
l form or other, by the colony and Common-
oi rennsvivama. It is no easy
New AdcertUemenl.
enaririnz
out resorting to the profits ot a business
that is to say the least, or donbtlul respec
tability, there are plenty of nien who can
and will do so.
Still others object to the Local Option
law because, in their opinion, it will not
accomplish that which is claimed (br it
While it is true that the future alone can
reveal Its practical results we do not re
gard this objection as of sullicient impor
tance to determine the direction of any
man's vote. The question is not, will it
sweep away intemperance at one feil stroke,
but will it lessen the evil and prove a bene
fit to the community in general t In short,
is no license better than license T These
are the questions which should influence
the minds of the people. We believe that
the doing away with the system of license
cannot but be productive of good results
and we further believe it to be the christian
duty of every man in the county to use his
inthicuce and cast his vote against license.
Let us say by our votes on the third Friday
of March, we will have no licenses to sell
intoxicating liquors tor three years to come,
and if, at the expiration of that time, we
do not see less drunkenness everywhere,
less misery and poverty among wives and
children, fewer whisky cases in our courts
fewer criminals in our jails and fewer pau
pers in our Poor House, then let us devise
some other means to secure these results.
We cannot close w ithout a word to the
women of Somerset county. Wives moth
crs and sisters you have a deep, an abiding
interest in this question. It is you who
sutler most from the curse of intemperance.
It is you who are left to fight the wolf from
the doors while those whose duty it is to
' protect you,your fathers,sonshusbands and
brothers, are squandering tueir nam earn
ings in the grog-shops. It is you whose !
laces are often crimsoned with the blush ot
sliauie because those who are nearest and
dearest to you, arc unfortunate slaves to rl -a?ure of uklns; a hurt ride on the f.W.m
the intoxicatin!? bowl and make an exhibi- f- K- In . or Terel landed at
friends attending Court, that they cannot wealth
get at the stores in the neigbljorhood. lie- j matter to set ashle'the laws and customs of
and
eastern markets every few months
Mks. Jas. B. Tredweli.,
No. 6, Alammoth Block,
Somerset, Pena'a.
memoer our stock is aiwavs oi Iht Uilett ; growth of more than a renturv
ttyU. We get goods twice a week IU yw j half ; but if they are wrong, thesooner they
round, besides buying personally in the are righted the'better tor us and for those
who are to come alter us. Tune dx-s not
cannot, sanction or consecrate a wrong, no
! matter what its age may be.
As a man in public life is judged by his
othcial acts so laws must be judgeU by the
Dhowned. Day before yesterday a man i effects of their operation on individuals
1 T 1 . 1 l - , - . 1 . . . ...
nauivu isei-fccr uruwneu in t,mie and communities I be present license law
Wills creek, alout two miles and a half j has now been in operation for a period ot
alove Bridgeport Decker was crossing j about seventeen years a time sufficiently
the hand j long to test its practical results and to jus
i nc rusa ; tit v every one in rnssinz ludirment noon it
of the generous Railroad Company, who
erected that "shed-" throtieii the herculean
efforts of Mr. Ilughart. Yes, we remem
ber the poles that were cut from the woody
side of "Hog Back" by order of Mr. Ilu
ghart We come to the rescue of the
agent, and await another effort from "Ci
vis" hoping that Mr. (Men Hughart will
order him to erect a structure of the Itotnan
or Gothic style, UUk riii corrttpond tcilA
hi Latin!
We also notice the vile thrusts of "En
quirer," who penned the muddled hem
called "ConnclUville Items" and although
we arc the "simpleton" referred to by him,
we propose to give a brief phrenological
opinion of said "Enquirer,' who never
sees a good quality in a man, and never
fails to see a tiad one. He is the human
owl. vigilant in darkness, and blind to
light mousing for vermin, and never see
ing noble game. His vile insinuations come
like frost upon everything lovely. Iliscrit
iclsms foil indiscriminately, like frost upon
flowers We doubt not but that to him
the Good Templars are bnt a clog to the
wheels of his vile passion; to him, religion
is hypocrisy virtue only a want of oppor
tunity. "Enquirer" certainly is a literary
genius. lie speaks with contempt of his
superiors (in Intelligence and temperance,)
when he talks of the Worthy Chief getting
"suspicious kegs marked pickles." We
opine that "Enquirer" often finds it conve
nient to eat a pickle to "sober up on. .Let
him keep his vile cant to himself in the fu
ture. Let him sympathize w ith the former
rumsellers of this village, who have left
it in disgust, damning the town and the
Good Templars Hoping that "Enquirer"
will cease to enquire into other people s
business I am Yours hastily,
N cso.
To Capitalists and Builders.
Tbfl andertlfrrted will r-nlve propta! fcrthe
relno at a builitlng on Main xreet fruit ot the
wet half of lot Nu. h' Hommmt. Pa , better
kejtwa a tbe Widow CHorprantng prftpertr.la ea
change tor a leaae fur a term of v-anl, la be etmteil
is ttm prupx.lL IbrMrr will gire prlrl,r lo
ryrarii toJcrto ami mtrUI. A .1.1 ma.
FRANK rilORPtSNI.VO.
U2 J BluLrt.le !.. yhli.
The Sprlns Term .
SontiWctfni State Normal Sclioel,
AT
California, Washington Co., Pa.,
WHIniM-if o MoodajfTtUe 2Ih ol' Man.li, 1-,7-i,
and continue fbortren arerka. Tuition fur tbe wn.
i a 10 M. Buardlna aad room per week ti "i.
St pee la I arrangement will be made for teachers to
enter Uw fira week la Mar, bat all who rati (buald
be in with tbe srwlim. Tail i( a arnuot of ttkir
navh drill and earnest work. Fur eatalnroef ad
Ireiw. 4t. U EH KENFtXU. Pnn., or
febU O. O. HEJiTZUIJ, tKCTeUry.
f Q SAMPLES sent hj malt fur S0e. that retail
MoUt r flO. R. L. Wt HX'tlTT. 11 Catham
square, N. Y.
I4,aflwy awat, aiuo perweek. agent an-l otb
J er Ui Mil a new article, bvttnieAaMe to mer
rhantJ and manofrs. A.IUrem. with Mamp. E. ti.
Smith fc Co, M !JlriT itreet, N. V.
EECEIPTS AND BXPENDITTJEES
OIP THE
SOMERSET COUNTY POOR HOUSE,
FOll THE YEAR 1872.
N'oah Hobort-s Treasurer of tbe Somerset Coootr poor House, in aceoaot
with tbe County for tbe jear ending January Otb, HT3.
Da.
T annont drawn frun tlie Omitv Treaa-!
urr on nr.i-r No. la, bawl by tne Cw-
ij iommiaaioBen - - - .
Mb.
IrwrnCwwalweweo.
Ewtob. A
few weeki ago we had
the
swer is desirable.
" i man and of German birth. Many persons
Ox M ednestlay of last week, when the , a tltis city knew him quite well Cum-a-ater
in the creek below town was very ; farind finut.
f.TKE. All perwms indebted tome tor
nilc; nd other fees, will pleaxe call ; hish, a gentleman by the name of Saucer,
K.-c-Tih r 8 othre on t ourt week, lift
r u-eil- and jmy the fees. After that
n;v amiunt!- aill le placed in an offl
s.lijniU f. r c llectin.
D. J. Ht'KKER.
rvTLEHEX viitin2 town on Court
t ho ih t.i purciiase underclothing,
laaJkert hie&. collars cuffs neck tics
rjs it snythfn? in gents' furnishing
. w:'! fin.l it to their advantage to cali
v;. H. 1 red ell S o. C, ".Main
51..
Lvis i Em., and buy a
from Tvnne. I'a., tiassed down the plank
road in a sleigh, on his way to Uerlin. The
snow had nearly ail disappeared from the
ground near the bridge, and made the pull
ing quite heavy; the horse's collar ta-ing
too small, he lx-gan to choke, but he was so
impatient that the driver could not stop
hitn. and when he reached near the middle
of the bridge he fell over, the side of the
bridge cave wav, and the horse fell into
, the water, still fastened to the fieigh by the
j traces. Mr. Saucer cut the traces' and the
j horse went down into the stream. Thecur-
i rent at this point was very strong, and
HTTT.XI Haxds, fice, rough skin, pini- judging from the sound of the bells on the
riirwortii, salt-rheum, and rtliT en-; hors. he must have turned over and over
vi- ailiv'.i'H cured, and the skin made ; several times when at last he struck bot
3lI -moith. by nsing the JcxirER : torn and stood up on his hind feet. In a mo-
ivir. made by t'a'swelL Hazard S: ment he started and swam safely to shore,
N Y-rk. Be certain to get the Jua- j uninjured, but minus the bells.
TarSw, as there are many worth-1
iiiwtiin made with common tar.
N". Main Cross St.
Ixtf.rest Ri'LES. For finding the in
terest on any principal for any numlxT of
days the answer in each case lieinz in
-Go to W. W. ; oenta, separate the two right hand figures
box of PitOF. I to express it in dollars and cents.
-To .nox-Expuisive lamp I'ow- j four per cent .Multiply the principal by
It if the wonder ot the world ! It. the number of days run; separate the
. pwtivriy prevent your lam from ! right hand figure from product, and divide
'. liiij. and your lailip chimm-ys from j by 9.
j z. ' j Five per cent Multiply by number of
. m.m. , ilnv and fJiviite lr 11
t ti. ut nuii.l.r t. the r-lf,.r.l Co Six i.r nnt. f nliinlv t.v nnmlwr nfl cure it durimi its progress to the last stage.
na!retht Mr rilioft retin fnnn ' dava. and divide 1t ut. " It will often renew the sources of life in the
Dos t Omit Tuis ! ! The undersigned
having sssixiated with himself, in the pro
fession of Dentistry, Dr. V. II. Martin,
late of llarrisburg. Pa., the firm,will here
after be known bv the name and style of
J. B. Hicks & Co., and they are now pre
jiared to perform all oiieratiims and do all
work.tie longing to the profession, as prompt
ly, neatly and satisfactorily as it can be
done in any town or city in the country.
WE rOMTlVEI.T EXTRACT TEETH WITH-
orT taix.
We GrAKAXTEE ESTIRE SATIPFACTIOX
in all such operations as Filling, Regulat
ing, Scaling and Cleansing of the teeth.
Ws inskrt New Teeth on all bases
known to the profession, and wahraxt a
perfect fit in every case.
Offi-e at the old pLiee in the Mammoth
Dixx'k, five doors north of the Diamond.
J. B. IIlCKS.
CoXSl'MrTIOX Jl'DC.E AND IxVESTI-
oate. The victims that perish yearly by
Consumption, form a loni and fearful' list
Their lives are often sacrificed by neglect (
of tlie disease when it first begins when
the couih, like a small spark, is lighting up
a fire which will consume the constitution
and the life. Dr. Kevser's Lung Cure will
arrest the disease in its infancy. It will
"1: hii of that enten.risin.T iournaL 1 Eisrht ner cent Mullit.lv bv number of. ,a?e OI that disease, and
aU "in a wilier field, -Mr. J. C. Uavs ani
d divide by 4"
.. f nni r!y one of the assistant assscs-1 Nine er cent. Multiply by number of
r. iin!!.r(l cKinty, assumes control of: nays and divide ly 4.
P"a We wi-U hiui success in his new j Ten per cent Multiply by numlier of
iafLW. days and divide by 3G.
w.w I Twelve percent Multiply by number
.' .i fnU p-rk, fur ear corn by t-k-d load ' of days, and divide by 3.
-i'p.s!t r buslnl, outs by sled Vmd at Fifti-en per cent Multiply by nuinU-r
'i p r huihil, Buckwheat flour at ! of days and divide by 24.
a t pirtiDdii. Cora ileal at i 50 Eighteen ier centrMultiply by number
ptinds. licst ratnily flour at f 10 of days and uivkIc by 2.
rid the con-
I stitution of that poisonous matter that taints
the bKKxl and renders it unlit tor renewing
the bodv.
Dr. Peyser's office, 167 Liberty street,
Pittsburjh, Pa. An essay sent free, on
application. Price of Lung Cnre, f 1 50
per bottle, or f 7 50 per half dozen.
inJ even thin; else in their line ; Twenty per cent Multiply bv nuniU-r
' v r.-'-s. rail at the Grocery & Feed f days and divide by 1A.
: uf di i Ileerits Sunerset Pa. j
lit j Law ix Regahd to Dkio Storv,s.
i?jnst auJ Swe test CaA Liver til i For the infmnatii-n of those interested, wc
it&rti& Castwell', ma le oa the sea 1 P"',l'td flowing sections relating to
. m fnh silectid livers br Cas- j 'e of liquor by Oraggtets :
: Hazard i Co., New York. It is ab-! Sectiox 5. That the provision of this
f..:rf and urttt. Patient who s!la''' Dot extend to dniggUts and
tiken it prefer it to all others ' arthe-.iries who sliall sell unmixed
":-t: have div ided if superior to aDy lc"l4 or cranjiound, or sell any admixture,
ii.r.i in market jan. I lw. i 'in, alcohol spirituous or brewed liquors
, . ' I in Ut prt partition of tatdisint: or upon
Jtr.nETT, Pa. Zm. Z t, f "'" prmrnpfwa of a regular prae-
- ia-i-rioea hare aa-iatcd with i tirin3 ply; VrvtiUil, That no
' rrnk Kenneilr of H ! dniggist, or apothecan-. shall mil, or kttp
- H .r. land. und.r the' firm naiiie d f"r nntltr an.T naule pntM, any j Uieir charms
blip. C'ann i r0 f.j- tlie i.nr. i prtparutiou or admixtureasa foresaid. that i
F I - 1 , . a
cjtmi;! on t! lrfiin.. of nunn. i "' t usM as a oereraOT ana, any vmia
'-z ati'l M-liin" lfin!-r !t f:T-r..tt ' tkw of this section shall 1 puiiL-hed in the i
Pfnn'a. ! nnn"r .'.n 1 W)?,llh' small blank book
hikxr.T llnpA'Ciup I nevuou oi iuai jmi. r uiii,uit', Laia ui
, , " 1 Pennsylvania of ; paze L-Ort.
I "-.-ient write t s fr. m Upix r' ectiox 28 of said act last clause page
.''.tantlemannoppingatthe!2-"A,,d ny ket'ler . n' d "r
Ir -t hnl., Henry on the Clay Pike ' apothecary 6tore, confectionery or mineral,
'f .". w Islington, lost a hori valu-! or o!l,er ,,,unU" '' ,h"u anV Pirir
' t-. I v the i,ni:e s g..in on a tour of j '. mtllt brevtd Uquort,
"'i in tV tlirasiiin" floor where nrrf er Purf' 10 U vud a a I
- w-a housed f T the niffht. and tum-
"iZi 'r throarh a mow hole into
W;.w, injurinz himself so
tiiit be hd v tie d ratrsi-d out The
U-ensk-ighinr. but bis horse pit
At.:
T.C
.fti! SJ
ai-'Baf-le potkIs at IJlyinyer's j
v.
and liable to conviction and punishment as
aforesaid.
According to this law, any druggist sell
ing unmixed liquors except upon the writ
ten prescription of a regular practicing
physician, is indictable ; end, also that a
drusrgist, or apothecary, selling spirituous
x-,r.. The tut v,. i .".,ir. vinous malt or tircweu liquors, mixeii or
1 Sausage Stuflers, Coal Bi;ck-1 Pure- t0 bc " beverage, U indidaUo
'v kiar t'.wl m i- L'-.i--. i
,. , ' 1 l.ll',lli KB, I 9
Kniv k;sw futtera. Horse! I low to Ct re a Cold. Wedonotknow
t1' of J",!,-S Sleigh Iiells AI- j how we cani-ver express our gratitude to
K Mrp 1D3 Urni, Hojdcrg, Simp , the Danbury News for furnihing us with
"'kets and Tubs Porcelain ! a panacea lor all the conghs and lung coni
, n n Knds Stone Slcdgi a. Wire j plaints that we may bc subject to this w in
Liam, Baskets, ;,cp Iilrs in I Ut. In the language of the virtuous fath
' -yoar.t anvthinc at all in theier of the melodrama, we can only say.
' - -se, fu to I;h uiver"s Store for j Heaven bless vou, my che-ild? Lisien to
his solid chunks of wisdom : One of our
citizens who has leen tronbletl with a se
vere cold on the lungs effected his recovery
in the following simple manner. He boil
ed a little boneset and hoarhound together,
and drank freelv of the tea liefbre going to
Cloths Cas- i bed. The next day be took five l -ills put
one kind of plaster on his breant, another
under his anus and still amy her on his
Llblix, Pexx'a., 1
, Feb. 5:h. f
'PBi-lhaveon hand a large
; w--iicd ,-rk ofLadhV Drs
- '-:vnia.!e Clotlnnr
D.BtK, Sn.n,Hau.,Cai.
r'.l of w1h.1i me will
sKj,x p-r,n. mhaLi i l!.i i..j, .ii .k.nr;ti..m-d.r tives in thiscountry coueume no lesa than
'"ifoit ' u.i;( 'l.. ..n.:r. ii.i j .1.. ...... .i i .oo.oiAi coma oi wood a vear. or a.ow
Jr--:t to rive us a rTl e are i m.,t,..rA ,,1,., !MiJi uu i.r out acr annually. e aLw sec it suted, that
close out all of the a'love j mme onioa dratu on his feet and gave him
would adttae bit
K4 iJl ,lwlt n,5 X'A-1' " I'oot
- m tne j;r!it of April if poeei a lump id" tar to swallow. Then he put
-"aWALT & iiKAixitK. txmte hot bricks to bis feet and went to bed.
Next morning another old lady came in
w ith a bottle of goose oil, and gave him a
dtwe of it on a quill, and an aunt arrived
about the same time from Bethel, with a
bundle of sweet fern, which she made into
a lea, and gave him every half hour until
noon, when he took a dose of salts. After
dinner his wife, who had seen a fine old
lady of treat experience in doctoring, oo
J lor settlement Yon will
-Uj!a r rl,..i 1 r j-
u. ail, a Mf'ndllfe KIlTier.
, ,!o "t'wnd and pav off my in
' ai nit III' ni. j
"ks. I hope this notiit
or I will be conitall
the hanila of an are&t j V -i , i
Re-ltHullr. ' dof ..imilarsliape and
v.. vi" r- ! ful of home-made balsam
n'JSt Cnller all (lie mnrf
""SBlTlv.i. . a." I. T " .V 3
' ' ; -i ; 1 . TV. ."" i Franklin street rave him two r-ills of her
i'S ""."t wm be cumncU-1 ... , r. fi;i. .t.
" t I-.. VI T-
,. """ down. Then he took a half pint of hot
"rr i. ! rtim eat ffrvaa oai araa.- I- aam f a aw rA m oa -wakrad.H
aTiJ1? ReT- Robcrt TT the next house, and steamed his legs ' " w "l upon our landholders the
vJ iV, ln Pr"t in with an alcohol hath. At this crWia two of, nesity of preaerving their standing Urn-
A ill ...... 1 a A ... i I., a tl, a itm iHA.u.. l.aa MM a hiadtflnir.
- sulP I . '.'I .LKa 1 11- I I a - . a . - am .jtU fwlH ft VTfXfT XT1tl to DWtten
'r " vtwMn, .v ? i uu u imi mac (Mil r Arnpr ftHf 1 PlTfi Him " j e - .
. AJtan . a ...-. ' ' " -wa? vu KT UIULI, SUJlVa U1UI 1 m - t .11 a
t r"'1 t n an attire ol ( a half eallon of sneartnint U-a. and a t.i? " Uie owrse oi a lew years win couiu uc
''3k.UV,V'a WuuW, prood ; I dose of castiw oil. Before goine to tied he ' realized in any other in vestment they
' ! b JTi a 00 LiI,: ' touk ci-Ut f " w kind of pilL wraptcd DxLt i ecU deieh .15
Bwr7 whole ; about his neii a flannel soaked in hut vine- i lliat uar predictions were correct.
;'ieDnAa!?,vt7Stat' "d fia ' ! g?r ftJ ''. and had feathera burnt on a i And now, once wore we adtuonbh those
: a ill crown every ahovel in hUr-om. He is now thorouehly 1 who stdl have good standing timber to pre-
I'laOe ul w-n.l.; - . - . A i - ... . .... r . - t ...a Tat,, aaaa rJ it aiwl ilal't Mil
, Pt0(.,: , " '"'r ""'im mrc-u, uu iuii oi rrauuine. M e advise " - -
tue FII " peace ; our readers to cut this out and keep it where I "T of unnecessarily, for the day is not
tS T7 pulpit an able it can be readily found when dancer threat-1 TerJ remote when it wifl be worth double
awoc-e-s. Ui I its present price- Ettinge.
the creek on an old foot bridge.
railinz ot which was very fraiL
of the water in the creek caused him to j Now, what is the effect of this license sys
grow dizzy, w hen he caught hold of the i tern as tausht by o!servation and experi
ruiling. w hich bmke under bis weight and ence? Has it made the people better in a
precipitated him Into the water. Search j moral sense has it elevated them socially
w as mail.1 for him but up lo noon yesterday has it benefited them in a financial jioint
nis remains uait not oeen recovered, it is; or new? is there a man, woman or child,
supposed that he had a!xut five hundred ! in all the broad scone of the State that can
dollars upon his person at the time of the j say yet to either one or all of these qties
accident Deceased had tor a long time thn Who is there anywhere in this aze
Jicen employed as a repair man oa the rail- j of Christian civilization "that will say that
road about Bridgeport ; was a very large the authorizing and encouraeins of the sale
or intoxicating liquors by the drink, lias
been a blessing, and productive of good re
suits? Then, if no good has been derived
from the operations of the law, evil must
have been entailed thereby. That the use
of intoxicating liquors as a beverage, is an
evil a great andcryingeviL all right-minded
men will admit The fact that such
liquors can be sold only by special grant or
permission, and that their sale is limited to
a certain few, shows that even the very
law that permits their sale, recognizes the
traffic as an evil; otherwise, it would per
mit every one to engage in it, indiscrimi
nately, w ithout let or hindrance. The sale
of strong drink as now engaged in, is an
evil for the reason that it does encourage its
use. It affords every facility for obtaining
it and the ''vile stuff" is constantly dis
played in its most attractive form, to"tempt
ths morbid appetites of the intemperate,
as well as to ensnare the young and such
as have not yet acquired a taste for stimu
lants. It is from these licensed houses that
men of all ages and conditions in life, cre
ated in "the image of God," and but a
"little lower than the angels," come reel
ing and staggering in a beastly state of
drunkenness, a disgrace to their manhood.
and unfit for decent society. It is in these
houses where men of families barter their
last dollar nay, their last penny, to fill
themselves with liquid damnation, while
their wives and children are suffering tbe
untold miseries of those who are without
home, w ithout clothes and dying from star
vation. It is in these houses very frequent
ly, that the young and innocent learn to
utter the first oath, to tell the first lie, to
take the first intoxicating draught and, in
short take all the first lessons in a life of
degradation and ultimate ruin. "Oppor
tunity makes thieves" and who will say
that the same is not true with regard to
drunkards.
But we have heard it said that, as the
sale of intoxicating liquors is legalized,
those engaging in the traffic, do so under
cover, and by authority of law, and, there
fore, the people have no right to interfere
with the business. This position, it seems
to us is not well taken. If the people,
through their legislatures or otherwise,
have the right to grant special licenses or
permits to certain parties to engage in a
certain business they certainly have the
right, both implied and actual, to revoke
that grant or privilege at any time they
may see proper to do so. The people are
the'sovereign power in tlds country, and
they have the inherent right to nufce and
unmake laws at their own good pleasure;
and to this right may be added the moral
duty of .the people to make inoperative all
laws that are pernicious and demoralizing
hi their effects. Again, we have heard it
said that should the people decide against
license, the ks of revenue derived by the
county from that source would have to be
made up oy a correspomung increase oi uie
taxes. There is an impri son w ith some
people that the money derived from liquor
licenses goes into the county treasury. This
is not the case; it goes into the Stale Treas
ury. The amount thus received from the
county is aliout $1350 per year. Now, let
it be granted tnat tins amount would nave
to be raised by additional taxation, and it
amounts to this : The value of taxable
property in Somerset county, according to
the triennial valuation, is about 4,500, (A)
dollars Then, to raise 1,250 dollars it
would require an increase of lesa than one
third mill to the dollar of each man's valu
ation, a sunt much loo small to be of any
consequence.
But this deficiency would be more than
made up in another way, by diminishing
the expenses of the ouunty. The total
cost of our courts (exclusive of Judges'
salaries) jail and poor house, is about 10,
OtMl dollars per year, all of which the coun
ty pays how, it must be admitted by ail
w ho are familiar witn tne proceedings ot
our courts that a very large proportion of
its business is confined to the adjudication
of troubles arising directly or indirectly,
from drunkenness, and violations of the li
cense laws Tluse most capable of judg
ing, give it as their opinion that fully one
half of the exianses of our court trials are
created by this class or cases. The same
is certainly true of the cost of maintaining
prisoners in the jail and pauperism the xxr
house. It will be seen, therefore, that
whilst the State might lose 1,150 dollars
as the liquor license revenue from this
county, In the absence of tbe poverty and
crime superinduced by kntemrance, the
county would save at least B, 0U0 dollars
each year, and could well afford to lose the
Ialtry sum of 1,2-W dollars eren though it
had to be made up by direct taxation.
In corroboration of the troth of this the
ory, we will state that the Grand Jury of
Dauphin county. Pa., at the Janunry
team (ISTS) of tiieir Court of Quarter Ses
sions submitted the following facts for the
consideration of tlie judges of said Court :
They find that the amount realized by
the State from licenses granted to hotels
restaurants and wholesale liquor dealers in
that county, amounted to the sum of
00, no part of which went into the county
treasury.
Also, that the expenses wkl ly the peo
ple ot Dauphin county tor the trial, con
viction and safe keeping of criminals in the
year 1872, for offences directly and indi
rectly chargeable to the license system and
tbe excessive use of intoxicating drinks
amounted to the sum of 34,21. 75.
Ia other words, the license system in
Dauphin county enriches the State by
$0635 00. but impoverished the people to
the extent of tf.J4.21 9 73 in hard cash.
What is true of Dauphin, ia more or less
true of every other county ia the State. No
(uan who is' governed by the facta in the
case, will complain of the losa of revenue
from the license system, while, under the
operations of that tame system, he is oom-
tion of their degradation to the world. -
lour interests are ot such grave importance
that you cannot regard the issue as one of
no consequence. Then arise in your might,
and exert the power of your gentle, holy
influence against a system that contributes
so largely to your miseries and to the
downfall of those who should be the de
light, the hope and the stay of your lives
See that every one who has a vote, goes to
the polls and casts his ballot "No License."
And now, we trust, enough has been
said to assist the people in viewing the
question in its proper light, to strengthen
their determination to pronounce againsU
one of the greatest evils of tbe present day,
and to encourage a verdict, which shall be
in harmony with the sacred injunction of
the wise man Loon hot epos tbe wixe
WHEX IT IS RED, WHEX IT GIVETH COLOR
IX THE CCP, WHEJi IT JlOVETII ITSELF
AKIOHT : AT THE LAST IT BITETH LIKE
A SEItPEXT ASD STISGETH LIKE AX A)-
tha tieactiful Uttla Tillage of ConSaeoce. Th
tntla ia whl. h we took panaire, halted tweet
nunatca U r tllnner. Tallnv a perp ol tne
!d twenty
aorrottna-
Dr.R."
D. Wet ax d.
Sam'l Gaither,
M. A. Saxser,
11. L. Baer,
J. J. HOFLMAX,
Our
Jenaer X Rawala.
Planing mill has licen doing
Have Yoc Sees Her 1 A ladv who for
the last five vears has been a leader ot fash
ion in New York, and who may be seen
twice a week in her elegant caleche driv
ing a pair ot superb roc it in Central Park,
has recently stited, in the select circle to
which she belongs that tlie only article in
existence which imparts beauty and lustre
to the complexion without ultimately im
pairing the texture of the skin and causing
it to callapse and wrinkle, is Haoas s
Magnolia Balm. The name of the dis
tinguished member of the beau monde w ho
uiade this declaration cannot with proprie
ty be given, but it may lie mentioned en
paiMnt that she has spent several years ot
her life in Europe and is familiar with all
the arts and preparations employed by the
court beauties of the old world to enhance
Make a Note or it. Keeping a diary
is troublesome business, out Keeping a
always in your sale
pocket, with a pencil in it, is easy enough.
In this book a man should set down every
important item of business which is neces
sary to be looked after. For example,
such needed repairs about the farm, garden,
orchard, dwelling, barn, and other out
d.ior aflaira. Again, those who write for
Rural papers, often have ideas and sub
jects which present themselves to the mind,
and which they. would like to put in due
form for publication at some other time.
A good plan is to make a note of this in a
memorandum bock, whenever and w hcre
ver the thought may suggest itself; and
then, at your leisure you can give that
thought ample expression in words and
thereby benefit others by giving them the
results of your experience. Besides these
things such a book is useful as a repository
for messages given one by others or as a
safe plat to put down thoughts as they
occur, of such matters of business or
pleasure as one may desire, at some other
time and place, to look into. 1 have car
ried such a book for years nad find it a
great help to my memory so much so, in
deed, that I would nut willingly lay it
aside. Try it awhile, and judge lor your
oclf. Columbiti Herald.
Timber. Some statistician gives us as
a result of his investigations that, about
7.01W acres are cleared of timlier each week
day in this country. Of the annual crop
f ij.OdO.lwO worth goes lo fuel, and 15,
Oiaj.ooo worth to fencing. The Locomo-
thriving busineMi for some time tanA and
in order to meet the demands of its patrons
they are still adding new machinery to the
same.
The sudden 'break up" of the weather
on Monday and Tuesday of last week
brought with it high waters though wc
have e A beard of any damage caused by
the sat -.e in our vicimtr.-
X. S. Griffith formerly of this place, but
now a resident of Chicago, UL, spent a
couple of weeks among his friends and ac
quaintances here,-on a visit during tne
Holidays. "Newt" reports tbe commission
business as good, at Chicago.
Rev. G. N. Channel!. Pastor of the U.
B. Congregation of this place in the past
year, has been assiened to the work of
Tyrone, Pa., and will likely move there at
once. Jlr. Chapx.-U. in his short stay at
this place, has endeared himself to a num
ber ot our people, w hose best wishes will,
go with him, in whatever part of the Lord's
vineyard he may be called to labor.
Sharp competition in the coal market in
this vicinity has operated to the advantage
of the consumers, who are no more heard
to say "how dark and yet how fiAf. .
The protracted meeting which was in
progress at Jennertown at tbe time of the
accident was continued until Monday of
last week.
Wc have heard of one or two cases of a
relapse of the epizootic, in this country ; it
is claimed to be of a more dangerous char
acter than when first taken. The greatest
of care must be exerctcd, and then fre
quently it results fatally. .
Quite an insurrection has been going on
for tbe last week or two, down in tbe
northern part of oar township which can
not altogether be termed a Modoc war, nor
perhaps anything bearing resemblance
thereto. But latest accounts report a ces
sation of hostilities with a view of nego
tiations lor peace.
On Thursday last, the remains of Miss
Sarah Dietz, one of the victims of the acci
dent which occurred at the Lutheran
Church at Jennertown, few days 050
were interred in the Brethren Church
Burial grounds of this place. This unfor
tunate young lady suffered excruciating
pains for some time after that sad disaster,
though the best medical skill that could be
obtained was summoned to her bedside, and
all that science could command waa used to
restore or alleviate ber terrible sufferings ;
and at one time taint anticipations of hope
wereentertained by her parents of recovery,
but the injuries were of such a character
that there was little room to expect any
thing,' and the attending Physician so in
formed them. ' On Tuesday last Sarah's
spirit took its flight for a happier home in
the skies. The funeral was the largest and
most imposing witnessed here for years.
IJev. Chappe 11 improved the occasion with
a very feeling discourse, paying a high
tribute to deceased's christian worth and
social standing in this community ; Rev's
Stulft and Moffatt also spoke' in the
! warmest terms of deceased s resignation
under the trying circumstances and ago
: nizing sufferings of body. The exercises
l.wcre qnite solemn and impressive.
a caref ul estimate has been made of the
timber lands in Pennsylvania and the aver
age yield of lumber per acre, and the
alarming conclusion is arrived, al that three
years stocking of mills at the present rate,
vfive hundred millions of feel per year),
will exhaust all the pine limber now stand
ing. These statements being made alter
very careful estimates and by experienced
lumbermen in the Slate, gives them such
an emphatic indorsement that their truth
can scarcely be doubled ; and taken in con
nectioo wi'ih tlie recent heavy sales ot
timber lands in this and adjoining counties
two lablesjioon-1 fcUOUiu aamonisn luiwe w uu u e gwu
to keep them i l"JUlca umixi w a,v, aa w
.atfr.ir.tnr how they slash and cut it down. We have
frequently, during the past year or two.
Trslnalia.
Ice again Lroken np. , ,
Mud considerably mixed up. -
"Civis" the correspondent of the Demo
crat, seems to lie considerably ruffled up.
Mr. N. B. Lichliter lias purchased the
Jennings farm near this place.
Mr. Noah Scott has purchased a farm of
Mollie A. Harned price pi.QM. We un
derstand that he intends making quite
extensive improvements upon said farm,
by liming it, making plank fence, &c
Mr. John Faidley has purchased a farm
of liner & Bro , known as the Harmon
Younkin farm price $4,0U0.
Mr. Balaam Younkin was so nnfortunate
as to have a leg broken, some days since.
Hey. ' Davis is holding a protracted
meeting in this place. j
Prut "What's his Name attempted to
instruct a class in penmanship, but rather
fizzled on accouat of too much benzine. Tliej
Prof, left here w it ha "capital shade"abrmt'
one eye. I
Prof. "What d you call 'iin" lectured a
few evening- since on phrenology. &c, i
and made little boj I drunk oo cold water, j
Items like polished boots, for the pre-1
sent are scarce in our town.
A kerosene lamp exploded in the house
of Mr. Alex. Nedrow, a few evenings
since, while the family were at church.
The fire, was discovered by a next door
neighbor, Mr. Maust, w ho arrived just in
time to save the building from being con
sumed. ;
CoL E. D. Yutzy has purchased the'
Central House. .
luz. we were indaecd to atop "ft a few dart, part
of which tline we (pent very pleamntly auendina
a protract! meeting at the M. E. 1 bnrch, and
fmnlcjt acquaintances with the jolly flkof the
Tillaite and Ttrinitr. So pleasant was our risit and
oattraetire the ptare, that we wer induced to
make another eall. lmrim oar first vlJtt we cave
your reader a few Itema and a hart keti h of
a.tne of the cuBpi4iioaj place. We did Intend
irfTintr a mora enmplete hiatry of tbe plaoe, but
time aad ee did ant permit We hope the good
people of ConSaenre will not took with a cold eye
on what we eareieaely threw together far their pe
rusal. We will not at present be aide to riii a de
tailed description of the place, bat merely a few
jottings. We trut oar second vtait may be aa
pleaaant aa oar first one. Soon children, fiiendi
and native land were all left behind eooa we were
thundering alnos the hlll-ide and a few hoar'
throcrh hill and Talleyt broaht u aafely toonr
once nappy home. As we stepped from the train
we ft-lt like thankintheOreat iietnc.wbohroabt
a throash so man danger. Jom at tbia mo
ment tbe ringing of the bed Invited a ia tbe Cen
tral Hotel to partake of a rich repajt prepared fur
aa. I icing somewhat hungry, we Immediately re
sponded to tbe call, and were auon feasting auoa
the mrtny good thing: so boanteoaely spread before
as. Tbe lady of the boose, Mrs. Cams knows
how to keep things ia order, and the girls certain
ly deserve macb praise for baring everything
ready and so nicety amazed to aatisly the hungry
and thirsty.
Improvement still goes oo. Messrs. Stein. Black
and Seibtrt bare each erected a new dwelling
boose, wbkrb adds much to the appearance of oar
new town, w e learn trial many av.-re nuiKiimrs
win De erecteu as focn as warm weainer eomee on.
We hope the enterprising people will ant forget.
before oar mud makes its appearance, to make im
provements by constructing side walks, ltaring.
our first visit we saw the necessity of improvements
of this kim!; indeed it was so bad that the major
part of tue time we could not iret out to see our
blends, and for fearof getting tne dyspepsia we
w.ld occasionally make a "B" line from the Bhr
erside Huose to the postofflce te get a ropy of the
Somerset HfULaLO, oar Det companion.
Jim.
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VTt will pay an agents u per week In essh.wha
win engage witn us ai ooce. z.reryining furnish'
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IF TOU Visa xu
BUT A SEWIXOMA-
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W ANTED mVr the spring aad
Vl nil I LU m"". School Teacbers aad
other intelligent men, to solicit for my new valua
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cations. Helore making other engagementa, ad
dress, statin
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tig experience. If any.
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A FIRST CLASS Bl'SIXESS tir a reliable
man, with tbe aasanuaee of making from flO to
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Harriet Beecher Stowe. a& Write fur particulars
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Direct Draft. rtLLEK, WAHKEX ,CO.,SM
Water Str-t. New York.
j By tho following dislirs-tnenUcer-
dT Issaed by tbe Poor House Direevrv: I
1 31 , By amount paid fur prnvisioM. iBciwlkog
-1 beef, baooa, real, wheal. Iu, . - isns M
! By amooat paid for gTne.-r.ea aad bv!m t2 il
i 1 " - - " eUTB - - - 14 2a
!! " " out don- paupers law l
i " " ma inrmdieaiaKrvti-e:
E. H. Kimmcl bai fur 1x71 - fi
j By an wot paid for meUcmi services S. S.
I' (food in part for Urj - Ti ' t to
liy want paid for a.fflns . M 31
- - - fuel ... 1 i)l
" ,.v " " eastings and bUrk-
tmlth W'.Ii ....... lo U
By amount paid ahs ... ", T
" - - lime ... a2T
" vinegar an. eLler - 11 34
li " " - USMtlSwd . t 11
pasture . . t
ear-lmg nl weaving J
J"- m eon sostav ri eo
" repairs . . I w 01
tofi - - . . ; n
labor . . - as to
lumber . as 23
" aanemakin . as 71
sMler s bill -
" lire stock - loo M
freight - 4 ST
" hack Car t 00
" printing . . a a
wagon . . laa ()
enoperinsr 10
- straw cutler - - 40 w
" leather . - Nn
- tin ware . . I to eg
eunveynig pauper to
Harrisburg
i By annat mH Westmoreland ewontyj
lorJobn Miller ... I
By am t paid fordirectors salary Wiry
Walter;
I - . u u u Swier I
Ht amt pai.1 (ur director's ooun-tl Scaeil;
I a Jiimmel ..... j
I Br amount paid for Stewart's salarv.l
Brant balance (or lfTt - - m SUj
By amount paid for Steward's salarv.l
! Brant In nan for lie . . suuu u
i I By amount paid Treasurer Roberta - j
40 T3
14S 04
M OO
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V) 00
SO 00
40 09
4U W
iOnaul 31:
.ftSfil 31
r7
3IARBIEI).
RUTTER WALTER. On Wednes
day evening. February 5th, at the house of
our worthy Kecnster & KecorJer, bv tier.
A. E. Truial, Mr. M. A. Rutter, of Hunt
ingdon Co., to Miss Alma J. Walter, of
Centreville, Somerset Co.
LAFERDY FRA2ER On the 22d
of December, 1872, at the house of the
bride's father, by Iter. Samuel Lowrv, Mr.
Joseph Lafcrdy to Miss Louisa FVazer,
bath of Juniata Tft, Bedford Co.. Pa.
CXXXLXGIIAM BRfBAKER. On
the 6th inst, at the bride's residence, in
Stoystown, Mr. W. Cunningham to Miss
Aliiiira Brubaker, both of Somerset Co.
S1IAXK BREXARD. In Somerset,
February 8th, by Elder E. Bcvins, Mr. C.
F. fshank to Miss Minerva Crenard, both
of Somerset Pa.
BALDWIN" GOOD. On the 6th inst..
by Rev. H. F. Keener, Mr. James
M. Baldwin, of Stoystown, to Miss 'ancr
Good, of Jenncr.
Cautios, Every genuine box of
Dr. aMcLAMa'S LlVtll 1 ILLS
bears the pignature of FLEMIXQ
BROS., rittsbargh, Pa., and their
private United States Stamp. "Take
no other. "The market is full of imitation.
The GriDa tt published quarterly. B ets. pays
for the year, which 1 not half tueeosc Those
who afterwards send monev to the inant at ,a.
dollar or more forseds may alsoordcr ZS ets. worth
ra the price paid for tbe QtrtDw. The ft rat
aumner IS beautllul, giving plans Hit making Ru
ral Homes. Dining Table Deroratioiia. Window
Gardens, kc, ani a mass of information Invalua
ble to the lover of flower. 15u pages on fine tint
ed paper, some Sflu Engravings and a suoerh t 'a-
orcl Plate and Chromo Cover. Tbe First Lditkai
of 3U0.OU0 just printed In English aa-l German.
JAMrJS YiCal. Bochester.
Edition
K. Y.
JOIIXSTOWX
SAVINGS BAXK,
120 CLIXTOX STREET,
CHARTERED SEPT., 1870.
OPEXED FOR THE TRANSACTION
OF BUSINESS FEB. 2.1, 1ST1.
BANK fiPEX DAILY FROM 9 A. M. to a P. M.
a f wi, , d . v ur ..,' ,i . ........
a", "- nr.iii.rvu.tl A.UMl.
I'BDAY EVE.M.X11S. FROM
TO T!-j O CUX.X
Xervoaua DefcllUy.
With Its gloomy attendants, low spirits, depress
ion, involuntary enusesons, loss of semen, spernva.
torrbara. loss of power, dltiy bead, kas ef memo.
ry, aad threatened impotence ani UntieeUity, and
a sovereign core in Humphreys' Homeojalhie
Specific No. Twenty-Eight. Composed of tbe
most valuable mild and Dntent Curatives, they
strike at once at the root of tbe matter, tune up the
svstem. arrest tne aawhargea. ana imparl vigor
and energy, life and vitality to the enure man.
They have eared ihonaandsuf eases. Price. i per
package of five boaes and a la ore 2 vial, which Is
very important in obstinate or old cases, or tl per
single box. Sold by all Druggists, and sent by
ma U on receipt of price. Address Hl'3iPHRE"S
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDlCIJi L CO
82 Broadway, New York. now. la.
wEor Sale by . B. Jilarsaall, irmerset, fa.
f0lEaET XABKET.
Corrected woiklj by A. J. CaSza-ra a. Co.
Applca dried. V ..
Appieoatier. fi gal
Butter.
Buckwheat, basnet...
Beeswax. V
ISaeon, snouklerti, V a.. ..
sues. - ...
" hams. " ...
Com. ft bune!..
Corn meal V ,
Calf skma. V B
Eggs, W di l
Flour, f hid
Flaxseed V bu, (.4 ft)..
Lsrd. V
Leather, red sole, ...
apper
" kiu.
Oats, ft ba
rotaioea, tvu
Peaches, dried, ft ft
Kys ft
kags. V w
bait. No. L f bbl
- f ou
' Asbton.
Sazar, yellow ft ...... ..
whito
Tallow, w
best. bo..
Wool, V
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auSoe
Thust "Old Shea" Agalau
Ujwisa, Pa., Feb. 8th, 18T2.
Dear IIckaio). We notice that a cur
r(iondent of the Democrat, n jled "CiTm"
refers to a "young chaj" wht, he asja, is
possessed of tut one idea, and is anxious to
hare his name appear in print. Why, "Ci
tU, O lapidum euptUf how pleasant you
look, after inch an effort: you whose pen
cashes in front, while your plume wares
behind! We are -almost tempted to ex
claim: "Hog Back!" fall upon us, and hide
ns. from the anger of "Civis!" .from the
face of kim that writeth (for tbe Democrat)
fur the irreat day of his wrath has come,
and who shall be able to comprehend bis
Latin! Then will "Hog Back" tremble
and shake that same "old shed," whose
Xew Adcertisenwut.
SS0LUTI0X.
.Notice is hereby given that tbe -o-nartBenbln
existing, between Korna. Rose I'll, la the lum
ber business, has beea dissolved by mutual eon
sent. Uencetorta tbe iirm name will be Edward
Ia Rose .I'd.
EDWARD U BOSK
fct.12 EDWARD U KOH.VS.
JDMIXISTUATOR-S NOTICE.
Eaute of Jacob Baker. late of Somerset township.
LOANS SECURED BY BONDS AND
MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE.
SIX PER CEXT. GUARANTEED.
Deposits received of mil sasu -4f IrssOaa Out
DoiUr, and a dividend of the profits declared f vice
a vearvln June and December.
interest commences the first day of each month.
interest when not drawn out is ad. led to the
Principal, thru compounding twice a itu fur the
depositor.
Hooks containing the charter and by-laws will
bo furnished at tbe Bank.
D. J. MORRFXJa President.
FRsK DIBERT, Treasurer,
t'VKl'S ELDER, SoUritor.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
James Onper, David Dfbert. Oeorze Fritx. A.
J. Hawea, F. W. Hay. John Lowman. iMniel M'
Langnlin, James McMillan. James Morley. Lew
is PliU. C R Ellis. PoweUStackboose.Coiirl
Suppeii. Oco. T. Swank, W. W. Waiters, aad D.
J. Morrell. President. febU
A DMIXISTKATOR S NOTICE.
Estat
state of Elizabeth Brash, late of Jefferson tp..
ooeeasou.
Iartters of admmLstration on the a hove estate
having been granted to the undersigned, notice is
hereby given to those indebted to it to make Inn,
dlate payment, and those having claims against it,
to present them, duly authenticated Inr settlement,
at lha office of John H. I hi, in Somerset, on Sat
arday, February as, lsra.
JOSEPH BRCGH.
janli Administrator.
4 DMIMSTRATOR-S NOTICE
Ls'uvtc of JosUh Emert htte of Somerset Wwnsh tp,
deceased.
Letters of mimlnistration on the above estate hav
ing been granted to tbe undersigned, notice is here
by given to those indebted to Bke immediate pay
ment, aod those having claims against k will pre
sent them, dulv authentk-ated for settlement on
Saturday, tbe Sd day of March, I8T3, at the hows
of the usdersigneii.
JACOB CASEBEER.
Administratur.
Letters of ailmlnisuaUon on tbe above estate hav
ing been granted the nndersiirned by tbe proper au
thority, notice is hereby given to those indented lo
it to make Immediate pavmcnt, and those having
claims against it U) present them, duly authentica
ted, tig Battlement at tbe laic rei leace u aaht ae
eeasetl, oa Friday. Jln-h , lT.i.
S U .MlN J. B A KER.
JOHN J. BAKER,
M)12 Administrator.
JQISSOLUTION.
1 ne co-parxneTBDip existing oetween jonn A.
Bouse and Henry S. Coleman, under the title of
House a. Coleman, has this day been dissolved br
mutual consent. Tne bonks are hi the hands of H.
S. LVdeman tor settlement. Ail accounts unsettled
bv April 1st will be placed In tbe hands of aa am
eer iur collection. J. K. BO IS E,
Oarret, i s. Feb. 1st. H. a. COL.E.MAX.
febU
JTULE TO ACCEPT or REFUSE.
'lbe Cemmonwealth of Pennsylvania to Sank
Ream, RaCftaei Kregar, Jane Dumboosd Mary
McNeaL, Neal MeNeaL Ed. McNeal and James
McN'cnl, legal heirs and representatives of Au
ric Roddy, deceased, late the wife of William
Roddy, and all other persons interested greeting:
Somerset County, sk
You are hereby cited to be and appear befirre
. the Judges of tbe Orphans' Court, at aa
L.S. Orphans' Court to be held at Somerset
on the lTth day of February. A. D., 1873,
then and there to show cause why the real estato
of Annie Roddy, deceased, should not be void to
pay the tncnmlmnccs of a dower amounting to the
sum of eighteen hundred dollars (tlMJu.) or there
abouts, which said dower was due and pavable to
the heirs of Frederick Blubaugh all in March,
1K and tbo expenses of selling the aame. aad
tnat the interest of the redone of the purchase
money be paid to William Roddy, the husband
aforesaid during tbe period of his natural life, and
after his death the principal thereof to be paid to
tlie heirs and legal representatives ef said Annie
Roddv, deceased: herein fall not.
Witness tbe Honorable Wm. M. Hall, Kj.. at
Somerset, this zTtn dav of November. A. D. I'd
D. J. HORNER. Clerk.
Tue above named heirs, living ia Somerset seui
ty. have all brew notified 't the time and place.
Sbsrifi'f office, ( OLIVER KNEPPER.
January, 13, UTX Sheriff.
pUBLIC SALE.
By virtue of aa order of sale granted by the Or
p nans' Court of Somerset ecaoty. Pa., the under
signed will offer for sale, on the premises, oa
SATVRDAT, FEBRUARY 13th, 173,
nt 1 'clock p. m tbe real estate ofHewryOmshaw,
of Somerset township, 4er'd a farm eonulning UT
acres and M percnea, with Wo aerea clear. S acres
in meadow, with a two story house, bank barn, n
tenant hunse aad at ber out buildings thereon erect
ed, with aa orchard of excel icot fruit trees, a good
coat bnak,aa Irua tmeeia overt seetthark. a sugar
orchard on tho premise. adKnmg lands ef We
H. Frits, JaS.fHwntr. Hew. Yoder. and others.
I KJtaS: 1 roc-ttum, alter tae oclwetiua 1 dents
VALUABLE FARM
And Mill Property for 8alo.
Tae uoderriirned desiring to change his way of, .ad expenses, to remain a Uen, the interest thereof
living, now oners fur saie his hum, sUaatod ia I o be paid to tbe widow annually during life, and
Donegal township. Westmoreland county. Pa-. ' at her death the nrinciDol to be naid to the child of
eoolamiag about JUS acres. It h) la a high state of I aaid deceased: Sl.aoaoa the 1Mb April. 1K3L when
tbo deed and possession will be given, aod SjoS
yeany, so oo secureu ny jnugmcnt nono.
enltivntion. and being well watered, is eunsiderod
n No. 1 stork harm. Ou tho farm are two good ap
Ma orcaaraa. 1 M buildings consist of a Mica
dwelling boose, with frame kitchen, frame bank
barn, two tenant bowses aad stables, with all tbo
necessary outbuildings belonging; Also, a black,
smith shun, saw mill, built in lsTu. grist mill lour
stories high, built m 18TV. Tnemill contains three
ran of stone, and tbo machinery is all put up la
tbo best and use Improved style. It is situated
on ladiaa creek, aad hi driven by its waters tha
year round. It is also is the midst of a goad set
tlement, eonvenicntto seboola. ebarchea, us there
being five public roads leading right to the milL
It is also on the proposed route of the Ugonior
Valley Railroad. For farther particulars apply
talk undersigned, living on the premises.
D. IX HORNER,
febU Jones' milia, Pa,
JaaS
LEVI LONO.
- Administratur-
HOUSE ESTABLISH ED ISM.
sAtvm a. acaLsr. tin w. mat.
JACOB D. Ul'BLEY 4 CO..
Conlectioners, .
Laiiss t Ecil'.eL3'j toCrai ft Mu Lxn;
PITTSBURGH. PA
Library Building. M Pena Aveawa.
AVc, the andersigned. Auditors of Soratrset Countr, do herebr certify-
that we bare settled and adjusted the account of Noah Roberts, Treasurer
of the Somerset Coantr Poor Iloase for the year 1372, and that the fore
going ia correct. .
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set out hands and seals tbia 9th
day of January, A. I)., 1ST3.
Attest-. WILLIAM MAURER, l. a
Elias Ccnmxoham, GEORGE A. KIMMEL, l. s.
CI. rk. JACOB J. SPEICnER, l. .
County Auditors.
OUTSTAXDIXG
STaiTE, COUNTY AND MILITIA TAXES,
Due and Owing bjr the Collectors of the different Borongh
antl Township Rates and LeTles, an follows:
Collectors.
Ta-,rf-. !v.., , County ! Puts MHllIa
Dbtrfcts. .Tear. Tat T t
Peter Statlcr -Charles
C. Pugh -Benjamin
F. Snyder -Henry
Younkin
John Oeiger
William Suder
Moses Eash ...
John Lents
Oeorge L lkk - -Frederick
O. ff -Gillian
H. Walter
Peter Shoemaker -Alexander
Nickm
John Pntmaa -John
Tritnpev
William C. Horner -David
C. Zimmerman
John Graff
Ephraim Miller -Jacob
Snvder -Irwin
Sullivan -Peter
K nomine .
Oeorge W. Anderson
I Paint township ...
Stoystown borough
; I'pperTurkeyfcot township -:A.ldlsoa
! Allegheny
Brothersvaltc- "
I ioemaoxh
jElklick "
Jetienon
Jenncr "
i DaieCttyborough
i Larimer township - - -
Lower Turkeyfijot township .
'Mi-ldleereek
: Northampton "
'Qnemahoning u
i Stoystown borough
Shade township
.Summit -
Sumycreek " -
fl'pr-rTurkeyfoot township .
j W ellersburg borough
lUrsina
i -
isn a an I
IX il t I 21
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1871 24 II 49 So 33 to
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n Vt la '
Pii 1 since settkmcn: 1J Ti.
We, the under?igied, Commiaioner3 of Somerset County, ia conformity
with the Jaw, have ordered the accompanying; account of the receipts and
expenditures of said county for the year 1872, to be published, and we here
by certify that the foregoing statement of outstanding taics due said coun
ty ia correct according to the books in the Treasurer's and Commissioners
offices.
January 17th, 1373.
JON. DUMBAULD,
Attest: JACOB J. WALTER,
Jacob Neff, Clerk. VALENTINE J.MILLER,
County Commissioner".
Agents Wanted ! jj pjft g
TO SELL THE
Light Riming
Domestic"
SEWING MACHINE!
MECr-tES BT Flat ST XOITC1CI
OX
(4
ABOUT
10,000
Hold Last Years
ABOUT
GO,000
This Tear;
And now being Sold at the Bute of
75,000
FEB TEAK.
Tbe PouucstlV superceiles other because
It surpasses them In tne every uay senile K rea
ders, both ia tha work-shop and family; ani bo
cans tt is equally useful fur rery fine and rery ,
nearr wura.
A Machine win be furnished (tor trial! torespoo
stbio panics with aa tastruetuc (wKssmt charge)
upon applicatiua at oar
Warerosma, X4 ftlatai Pittskmrch.
Tbo Ml)sBiMttc has taken mors Premiums
this season than any other Machine, and is special
ly reenmmemeo Iur family use and JSanaiaCiur-
ers. It is simple la eoaotrwcUun, nuisrless ami
easily run. AOdres.
TOO "IMJM tSTIl f. n. n .,
Jaol 24 Sixth Street, Pillsbsirxh.
fflYBOTTS
1ST MOITCaCI
r
REAL ESTATE
WOBTH
THUHE TIMES
THE SUM LOADED.
Interest Payable Semi-AnmtaJly
at the Banking House of
ALLEN, STEPHENS & CO.,
nr xew toss crrr,
Or at any Bank de-lsrnated by the lcntcr.
W-E AHE IS V ESTIXO FOR EASTEHX
If parties many tnousaads of dollars per month
in flm murta-axes oa improved property in Illinota,
and such has been the demand (or these desirable
securities, that w ban. darina; tne last trteca
months, placed la them nearly oao milliua of dot
lars. the scmi-ammal mterest on whlrh has. ta
each aad erery easo. haea pronrptly pakL The
mortoaaes are in tbe fnna of Trust iKeds. and eaa
be ekwed tn days should there bo a failure la
par interest or taxes wheadaa.
We in rest any sum. be tt large or small, and eel
leet and remit laterost aad prineioal as it matures.
aU without expenss to the leader. Caa refer ta
parties lor whom wo nasw kmnod mnre aaaouata,
aad who has newer lust a dollar either of pnnct
pal or interest ia this class of securities durint tho
nut aftaea years. Send for oar pamphlet, -Illinois
as a place of InTestmeat," mailed fre.
arc kt c. wmaow. ana. w. tows.
WllaSOX TOMS,
Isemlera la Keal Eatad Tea Txrw Cest.
KcwsirtUes) astdi iVcniaal amsla,
BLOOMINCTON, Illinois.
ant-TI
HORNER,
pOURT PROCLAiLl-TION.
vewntaxa, tha Honorable Wimis X. Hall.
President of tho ae-vral IXsarta of Uommon Pleas
ef tho Counties eomposintr too sixteenth Judicial
inetneu ana jusueo oi ine unwnsoi trrerana ter
miner and General JaU Delivery, fcr tbo trial of
ail capital and ot her offenders in the said District,
and Lawns A. Tirana and Jii an Mown. Es.
quires, Jadir-sof the Courts of Common Pleas, and
Justices of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and
General Jail Delivery, for tho trial of all capital
ana otner onenucrs in tne ixmmy ot somerset, oaro
issued their precepts and to mo directed, for hoki
inc a Court of Common Pleas, and General Quar
ter Sessions of the Peace, and General Jail Deliv
ery and Courts of Oyer aad Terminer, at Snmerset,
Oa Xwrnday, rtkraary 17ta, 1S7S:
Korirx u kcresw tim to all tha Justices of tho
Peace, the Coroner and Constables within the sakl
County of Somerset, that they be thea aad there h
their proper persons, with their rous, reenras. mqu-rili-sM.
examinati(BS, ami other remembrances, to
do those things which to their offices aad la that
behalf appertain to be done: and also, they who
will prosecuto aaratnst the prisoners that areur shall
be in the jaii of Somerset County, to be thea and
there, ta prosecute aninst them as shall he just.
SflUBirr Orrii't l OLiYEJt KXEPPER,
Somerset, Jan. 17. t Soon a.
Buggy, Carriage
LIGHT WAGON
MANUFACTURER,
SOMERSET IV.,
Is now pre pal ed to m&nafactura to order every do
arriptiwa of
CAKSIAGES.
BlGiIF.S.
siLKirs,
SPEIO WAOOXS,
HACKS.
SLEIOHS.
-a-.
Is the latest aad moat approved style, aad at tha
Lowest Potwible Priee. -
ALL IS WAST OF A
T 1ST OP CAUSES sat down hr trisJ at Feb-
As
day.
ruary Term, lTa,iniiu raring U Karaiay,Uth
U A. Tarrjer's assirnea vs Slick a. Blackbura.
Same vs Elkhart, W iu a Co.
Same vs Elkhart Luweisiiar. a Co.
Philip Shaver vs Knabla tt aL
O. P. Shaver vs Same.
Jostaa Loas; vs Same.
Joha A. Woy vs Sam.
Levt J. lams; vt Same.
Daniel Mnstoller v. Same.
Michael May vs E. D. Yatsv.
John Boocher vs iMtrVk Trimpe.
Thomas Keaa vs Jacob Eash.
rectcrv-x a.nepDervt Francis Ccantrrmau.
John Holland vs Jones Shaaiev fc Co.
Scaeil a Kimmcl vs Henry Clayeomb.
Samaei P. Snyder vs Leopokl a. Bra.
Tat sr. Seott a Col, vs itaoslo alter B. B. Co,
Pbxjtmosot AST'S Osnra, i E. 3d. Scssori.
January an, ista. ) r rTjaw-..
jFIps! Clavs Carriage,
Or anv other vehicle, are respectfully urr! led ta
eaa and examine a is work. Xene but tha very best
material will be used ia tho ssaaafaetar of his
but tno
Estata
DMINISTRATOR-S NOTICE.
of John T. Km, lata of Mid-llecreek t?L,
Letters of admlntstrstioa an the a bur estate
harm beea (rented to the andersifned. notice la
h-rebv wivea lo those mdebted to M to make imrno
a late payment, and those kavta? claims aualast It
peesens isrw u t iuru i ioui ajr rtueunt
Tassdav. ta lath day of Prbruarv. stT. at taa
late rsswlfwe ef said doceasol.
JUU.1 L. SSTDEa,
at AdaiaistraUa'
DMINISTRATOR-S NOTICE.
LeUsrs of admlaistratioa navm beea rraarted
by tn prnprr authority to ta Uaslersicned. oa th
estato of Levt Berkey. dirsassrl. all pwraoaa la
debted to said watata are Benny aounsd to make
tasawitala parmsnt, aad taosa aavmc cialsas will
daiy aa
adnosday. tn lata day i
usjaerstcneo.
prawsnt t
Wadaeai
hoase of las i
Jaal
liy awthonUcated lor sett he at sat aa
i lath day of February, isra, at la
LETt QBirTTTH,
A.tmiaisirah.
BEST lVOIlIOaCEIV
Ar employed m hts establfamusrat, sob of whom
have had an experjenca of over twenty years ia ta
bssinesa. He is. therefor, enabled ta tarn Ml a
firatclass vehideabota a) posnt of stnal and
workmaaship. All work warranted to ne as repce
sented waca leavins; tn shop, aad saustactiua
raarmatceO. Ail kinds of
REPAIRING .VND P.VINTINO
Dw ta a neat an.! saNUantlal maaner. aad at th
saonast aotk. He ia determined to a aU hia
work m such a manner, and at each nrtrea as ta
it to th interest of sier; body to natroarsa
Call aad examine hia work befus purr has
in elsewhere.
jas D. J. HOKXZB.
REGISTER S NOTICE.
Nutlc la hereby riven ta all perm
ss iewslees. crrsiltuoue Khciw ise, that ta faUusr.
in sjaraauM aav pssssi retrtster, and thai ta
sam will be presented hr eaniiraatJoa aad allow,
ansa at aa Orpaaas' Osart be held at Somerset
aad for to sounty of S.raerset oa Thursday,
tae XXh day of Febrwary, 1STX.
First aeeonntCof Jaeo6 Uerhard, aanUaJatraasr
of Normaa Elaf. rl sess sad.
First sjosount ef Ly.tia Hocastatlar, a4smiaiatra
trtx ef Samaei H r-hatstlnr, ilisausml.
Aeonunt f Samaei Riairer, - '-i-'"t-"t f
Joha BV Wtratasr, ttiiaasd?
Partial aeaoaat of Wsa. Haaaa aad Joka Wat
Mr, adalaitratori of Jgba Brooks. Inriai '
J. aVW ALT EH,
Jub3 kaxtawr.