He Somerset
Herald.
March 12,1673.
m & Dro.'s Cough Syrup.
T,ii M"rris'
; jt.r vinegar at Davis & Eros.
1 at 1).ivii& Hma. a Ktilfii.
r,vl'll' ... - - -I
(Vk l! Iimi" ...
t fruit of all varieties, at V.
,anl of coal at Mutzman a Imnk Ji'iuis netwecn ivlici,Mls rifiioiuinttlioii.
' (V Ut" l'r l':"illt'' ""r 'IU'" I .
' M . l.tin.t a Urn- u,i,i,lrf ! . K Hre rwript of several eopie ol
ttl,i:lv,-n..wn tonhr&nyrf.tU. jllinst(nvri ;li. Trih,ir. T1'lc ,
Manki A juilnunt nolca. IH)?ral,hv BnJ llwk,..;,, ol- ,he TrilltHf aV0
.. t- Ttltil.'a CllUh Svmn. 4 excellent. It i fill..,! vilh kiuwI reu.linrr ami
. x marki'l-
,...T revived
lurjre lot of prepared
Pickle Sauce, French
at V. W. Davis & Hro.
AC
ii ill ii hj:4.1 Convention has fixed
,it Slat'' Senators at lour years
,, ;,..ri-s'iilatives at two year.
'HI. I
, mi
u! ; Si nlzinati'a lauk,
., (-i.il.
,,,ri.i'. ' '
4 cents,
(i cents.
H cents,
pots A
lino., havejusl rcceiv
IhsI selected Mock of
and
" Cmtii'Iioiis,
Tobacco and Ci-
""'.r'lir.'tiLrlit to Somerset.
-, i,i tlie preat drills of snow in
l"u -ivellinp at tliis time is very pre
i j, not' safe to travel w ith sled,
,,r i n Ii'Tm' back.
:m:1it of last Wednesday was as
i Vj-recablc as any wc have had
,m. 'flu' thermometer stood twelve
,,. zero l'10 morning.
i r,
it- ii.mii' tlii ir appearance. wo
", l:;ive ventured into this cold cli-
.i:i.
... Uiu isTonk will preach in the
,....M; . r!l tl I 1" ill I llllll,
iiij'i-r.ini'e question,
(,.illl IIiMlsf.
next Sundav
mi vi.ru of the Constitutional Cou
i iriiiiJ to iret in a Kit ion inuk-
k.;
illi fl a lluinui:i-nMi M.-uiiiiT
;:i-.:ri:i
.i.'i ii; oniy a misdemeanor.
,1 u ,.r, .1. Zohn has purchased the
v :i iiii'.i to the south east of town.
t. preat ly enlarpe. We are
i , ii-.niie sn piHwl a citizen as Mr.
i.
' nil I!ntcrtainiwetit to be piven
. s;, itman's School, on the l'.'th,
- t,i In- superior in all resects to
h ui one piven by the same school
f..:;.;..vv
Ki.t.t-
i.:,...'t.
iTi's Illustrated Plant and
mailed tree to al! appli-
."... HI Market St., Pitts-
I;t ri.i: preaihed to a largo
u t 'ni.rt House on last Sunday
. mi Tciiif ranee. Many who were
v., -re well pleased with the able
in w l.ii li thesubj
ei t was discussed.
ijr best citizens, with their
a comi elle.d to leave town
i.;ivi'
up tle ir resilience in one or oth-n-.'Ui!'
ri:iz towns. We are sor
.;::,.. an i li ;r tliat by another year
:;.-, i" a Me to find hius-s.
r. ,ii in receipt of a copy of a pajx-r
. U lore the Six ial sv-ieni-e Asso-
:. ef Philadelphia, by Cyrus KUIer.
..: .i. i.ii-teiin, n "The Tax System
iv.iiiiii." It is an able and well
: i'iiji r.
i, I : i-1 r.t-li Kailroad suspended ojx-ra-lloi.ii.iv
morning last, owine to a
Imiier of the engine. All w ill
r. in nmniur order in the course of
i ,i.v-. The locomotive ha ing been
iriivi 1 nn the branch road was
this (Tuesday) morning.
mi lose a watch, a child or a dog,
r-!i to ymir local paper, knowing
;:; Mil! read the advertisement.
;. '". n ill plod along in business year
'our, without calculating how much
:ir. .-!ig by not advertising in it.
M,.;.K Kxt'i.osioNs. Io to W. W.
A Urn. nnd buy a lx of Pi:ok.
: v f Non Kxri.osivE Lamp I'ow
It i- the wonder ot the world ! It
yi'ivi-lv prevent your lamps from
:.r.' iunl your lamp himneys from
: i!nii;g we find fl-mtinj around
' :r e. -hanges us an easy and sjx-e-!
t.'rtliat troublesome disease, dip
1 .ike a common tobacco pis-. place
...i i:i iln- bowl, drop a little tar up
' a:, craw the smoke in the mouth
i...r.e it through the nostrils.
' vi;i s Si ii hi h k shipjied three car
t t:i ii milk cows to Philadelphia
S .;n. ret it Mineral Point Railroad
k They went through to Phila
i in hurt order. Mr. N bris k is so
wi ll the quick time made that he
i: .iking arrangements to ship scv-
' l'.ads more.
W .1. Haek, of Somerset, one of
.'.lies ut larfTt- in the Constitutional
;."ii. is tnkinjr a -insiiieiiims part
'ieliliernlions of that body. Mr
oik: of the ablest men in tin: State,
... leave his impression on the new
n of I'eniisv lvania. HuHnrd
1
:UW of Dr. I). E. Meyers,
wii'iM- death apix-ars to-duv
r l.e the toUil destruction bv 'l-
rlmm.-and its contents, on tlie
'.n 4th inst., not over ?l- worth j ami
si'.- Uvins been wived. Surely N1'"1
tin- ohUaviii" : MisfurtiineK 'f
iiie singly."
', syiiipathieii.
M re. M. has our!
. '
'iri.: II amis, fuu-, rou'h sl;in. pun
I
:.'!--i ti ms i tired, and the skin made i Siipcrintcni
iii'Kith, by usinx the JlXil'i:n
M' h.ade by Caswell, Hazard &
'.ik. He certain to jret the Jm
' -. a tliere are many worth-i'i":i-
made with common tar.
' -.r-t and wet test ( sl I.iver Oil
( ;i-t well's, made on the sea
: -in !:e-'u selected livers, by Cas-'-.r'l
A: Co.. New York. It is ab-i,-r'
and tirttt. I'ktieiita who
" t..ken it j.n li-r it to all others,
ii.- I. i .e iU i i.led it superior to any
' -ri.-ls iii market, fell. 25. 4t. "
t is iniil.le crsKiat Hlvinvi t'h ' thei
- :i,re. l iK.Kt Meat tittern
"t.d. hau.;l3. SuifliTH, Coal J:lck--ry
low. coui Hhovcls, Forks,
' l.i.ive-. Slaw Cutters. llort.e
s;t? of L:iles, Sieih IHIk Al
' M'.p im j Brush Hol.ler S p
' ! 'r Llu.'keu nnd Tulss, Porcelain
'r,.n htamls, Stone Sleilj;e, Wire
fk ''ii'. I'.sskets. Sfp LaiMers in
" -''J want unythin? at ail in the
iiue, g,)lf; Jjivmver'n store for
i thai
l:'vy ( ? lUrordut List
week tsiva ' of
, " vii;miii Hor.h r,
forni'-rlv fnim ! lx
. i ' fi k coal reiou, who in nu ex
' "' ''itv.r und ;r,u iiianuficturer,
! , u"li'""i-r. t'aiin?, uinl tii'-Hur
' .' lit .ial veins in the ot-lhlsnr-
- "..ii 1 uv (L. jilujSi uit-ordiii? to
"'-r'', ii'it oij'y a hard uml biliH-rior
. ' 'III. lint nlr, a ninu fmit vein ..f
lii-kiiiil iiM-U at Connellsville and
' " ""t, l-rckin.'
jcv, so as to lie immeilmti ly available tor
: I!"", I'lTTHi. itoii, Pa. Kx- i pavinz the drafts ol the Department,
l-r v Ji.i-i ikk. It in with more than money orders, and cxinsesof the service.
l-H-iisun; we refer our readers to j The arranzements of the Treasury J)e
V."'""1 "1 the -Ahivk well known and ! parlmetit lor the transmission and red-mp-,'
r'!"n-i!,!e house. The lirm find j lion of mutilated currency are safe and hh
" 'r raj.iiHy iiicr.-HMiig trade would j cral, and all'ord ihe public ample moans to
tii. !r removal to a lar-er and convert y4inciirreiit l'nited States money
t "''"I'i.iiis wareho use, have w-cured into pas-ible '.vreenbai ks" without unrea
I,',;",, ''"-l-i." No. UM ny street, i so.iable delay and tit little or no cost. L .
' ' J'i-t ien,,v(.,i tiicir new quar-! A", l'mloffjci litilUtin.
-- -".ijmim im ,,r ii,,, iur.ri.st in I
U1''i ii c,,!,!,!,..,. -,, ,.i: i.. u,;,,t
. .. !u,.vl'ave ulreadv received the : Weshv llertman. of lh-rlin, was entirely
.C- . i 01 ii",,t 4 "fcho:s for tht- liest roved bv tin- on Thursday nisfht ol
"m'r tVvr l,'U;:hl to the PitU-; last w'eek. Mr. llertman was packing a
i.a' ' 's "w open for the ! Ikix of piods, und had a coal 'il lamp wt
HiHlt''"".'1 bu.verit. Their j.riccs are ting close by, where it w as accidenlly
:" Li. ' l -'webt that can lie-obtained ! overturned, tietlinz fire to the Htraw and
ii :u... ''.n '"'iv.-s, and defy inietilioii : to the lloor. which was thoroughly satur.
p'-rs Hre particularly teijuest: ! ated
t.)
'inii.i
i".-ir klock U-tore niakinz i 1
Vk ,.i ., j all
ld-w, ' "ew firm every suttess.and I was
ir VTill injure ft. The
ill muro rt. The
Manv of our licoiilp are busy milking
preparations for .'iiil.iinsi as on hh the
WetlllllT Will ptTlllit.
All style ami prices ofGntTiirxo Cau
pkts on iiHtt'int Morgan's Factory. Hi nuns
fulfil to uriliT on bliurt notice. Scml in
voiir orili-rx. ft- lil'.loteow
j Wk must r.-sH( t fully Wline to pulilisii
; uic iDiiiniuiiicaiion i.srni-a a "Moinlier of
liun-li. 1 he columns of the Hkkald
are in t oim-ii for the iliscussiim nf nuvm..l
-ntains full Associated I'ressdispatcheH.
Aiiekuso, W. Va.. Nov., 1S72.
1 have used Hey man, Iiiiuiimn A Cn.'s
Pure White Lead siinco the Spring of 18KS,
and mk a practical piiintcr say, tliat it is the
Ix'st White Lend 1 ever used, and I give it
the prclc rence over all other brands.
S. M. HAMILTON.
FlTTSUl KGH FkM AI.eC0LI.K;e. Those
who desire tor their dauphlers a really tirst
class kcIkmiI w ill do well to send to He v. C.
I. I'ershiivj, D. It., l'ittblmrph. Fa., for a
a ratalopue of the Fittslmrph Female Col
lepe. The buildinps are tlepant. and the
Faculty embraces twenty four aide and ac
coniplishil teachers. Fupils can enter at
any time. The Spring term commences
March 2(i.
Township Clerks arc required within
sixty days alter the annual sirmr elections
to make out and publish a full and com
plete statement ot the financial condition of
; such townships, under jienalty ot fitly dol
i lars. In several counties of the Sta.e,
w here this law was disregarded, suits have
j been brought by the tax payers and the
penalty in every case ci'llected. Uv ob-
serving the law, 'township clerks may save
themselves and friends the trouble aiid ex
! pense of litigation.
! lAST KXIKI.I.K.NT AM) I.NGEMOIS
pieces of lnechanisiii have proved utterly
j worthless to the osessor, la-cause they re-
ijuire so much skill in the oM-ration
j Ot this class, however, we must except
the DOMKSTIC Sewing Mai bine, which
for simplicity and durability of imstrue
tion. and ease of operation, is far in advance
of all its coniH-titirs.
It is pronounced by all who have seen
its work to be the m jilut v'tru of sewing
machines. Attention is directed to adver
tisement in another column.
Kailuoad A eidknt. Friday morning
engine No. 757. which left this city at nine
o'clis k, with the mail train on the Pitts
burgh and Connellsville Krilroad, ran otl
the track near Dale City. The front end
of the baggage car was badly broken and
the track bilked so that the passengers
had to lx- transferred to the mail train
ImjudiI east, whiih came up soon after
wards. The accident was caused by the break-
ing of a w heel under the tender tit the en
pine No one w as injure 1. and the delay
to trains was but trilling. Y
Anll-I.irrnie Mertiiisa.
Jenner X lioads. Tti-.-sday -vening.?dan h
Uth. I-7:t.
tielilrtsburg. T;i.-,,lay evening. March
l-1' -. i i ,
I n.-d.-n.l.iirir. I hursday evening, March
lnill. i... j
I'e-rliii. Satur.
il'teriioon and evening.
March. i:.ih, 1;;;.
Jih mils' Church. Monday
ening. March
17th.
Wcller's Church, Wednesday
evening.
March l'.tth. lbT.i.
Karron's Church, Miildlecreek township,
Wednesday evening, March lltth, ls;;l.
Shanks illc, M inlay evening, March
17th, 17:5.
O.M". evening of iast week, while Mr.
Jack Coff roth was trying the mettle of his
horses, in making an eilort to drive around
a sleigh in trout ot him. he ran over an
ash pile, upsetting the sleigh, w ithout how
ever, injuring any of its occupants. The
horses, ofcourse.raiKill, and Mr. T. J. Pick
ing, seeing them dashing up the street, en
deavored to slop them. He succeeded in
getting into the sleigh, which, by this time,
was on its runners again, and hold of the
lines, but as he reached the top ot the hill
opposite M. A. Sanncr's residence, the
lines broke and he concluded that it was
time to jump. He was thrown on the
ground, badly bruising one of his hands.
The horses Mopped about half way down
the hill, atter they had smxeedi-d in break
ing the tongue of the sleigh.
Listen to my Wciiids. If the attention
of any one afflicted w ith a long standing
chronic disease can be obtained to read
orcr the vast and astounding, cures made
by Dr. Kcyser's Lung Cure, many a life
w ill 1m: sweetened and prolonged. Many a
far-gone nse of Consumption has been
snatched from the brink of the grave by
this really lib- restoring medicine. Wcak-
l rie-s ami debility fly from ii, and the bloixl,
(the source- of life and health, is enriched
i by its balmy iitues. The brows of the
! Human conquerors w ere Iniuiid w ith laurel
in honor of their ictorh-s. Dr. Kcyser's
victories are over disease anil snllei ing.
Write to him and pet his esay on chronic
lung disease.
Oilicc, K)7.
Pa. Price -fl
half doen.
Lilierty street, Pittsburgh,
.") per ls.tile. ri7 "iO pi
Twkntv Yi;ai-.s Voimikk. Tosay that '
liuiidred of maids, wives and widows lHk I
twenty vrars rounder than tliev are in 1
cons-pi iii-c- of the i-omiilexional freshness w run;'. Temperance is just, inteiiijx-r-derived
from the use ol IIahan's Majrnolia, j anec is unjust. The temeranee man does
Halm, is simply to state an absolute fact, what is riirht nnd just; toward (iod, toward
which mi irlit In- promptly veritied by direct : himself, and others, as liir as temperance is
tt stiinonv if ladies were as willing to tell i ronei-rncd. And the ii.temix-rate man (Iim-?
their aires as to use the liest means of inak-
. in l!ii-ms-lves lovely. Nature sometimes,
'alio- ' l'"t very rarely, rrownsthe charm of x-r-)
met j f 'ft features with a complexion of exquis-
elearness ; Imt even then time soon be-
to make inroads ujion the velvet cheek
tlie fair white brow, the ivory bust
rounded arm. To preserve the ' 'plory
woman" unblemished, even after the
iiu,ri,li.n ..I liii. leiu lweli ivikti.! it iu r.nli-
I - J
j necessary to use daily this coolinc:. lieiilth
I fill, ve 'etable t.renaration.
nt Wickersham s.iv the one
preat, prevailing delect in our teaching is
routine. The work of the schoolroom runs
into ruts.' Lifted out of one, the teacher
soon tinda another and runs on as In-fore.
There is no kind of business in which
chanire, variety, lile, arc so essential as in
teaching school, and yet we have in thou
sands of schools to day, in Pennsylvania,
the same mechanical treadmill tramping
roimil of heurir.t; Icshohs that ha Km on
in tliein from time out of mind. Even our j
normal schools sometimes forget that while ,
. . . . . : .... i
he ,,ri.,,.es tl.;,t cons.it , e the n ce ot ;
teachin- are univrrsally true, anil . . , act- ,
sally iMrl.cab.e the ,elho,Is ..f an.ly.n
them ... the k. .... r.H.ii.s are ei.il.ess .. ,
variety. Teachers, tr.iineil in these
hools tH- often learn little more than tin
methods taught them, and fobow tliese
Normal ruts until their teaching Ih-coiiics
almost as monotonous nnd fruitless hs was
of tlie less educated class of teachers
whose plai-es they have taken.
Mnn.ATKi 1'. S. Ci uiiKM v. Post
masters are not required hy law to n-deem
or ucccit in jniymeiit of J'jstonice dues,
money orders, stamps or taiii,ed envel
ok-s, any currency which inny ! no muti
luted as to Ik- unciirreut, nor w it any iarl
their duly to receive mutilated currency
lon - ing to individualH cxce.l as regular
mail maiter forwarded m tlie usual mini
ner, ut the risk of the owner, Such J'i k
sin. If uildn-HMxl to the Treasurt r ot the
I liiled State, Wanhinjrton, I.
M-nt free of Ntae, and it the name Ik- reg
istered, free of the registry fee.
The necessities of the jxist.-il service are
such that all funds received hy ost masters
must be kept in current and passable nion
.
t..b - ..r.w.m ci.,ra 1 l.minc to Mr.
with coal oil from a barrel near by.
he buildins was entirely destroyed w.iu
Us contents in a abort time. Nothing
saved, not even the books and parn-rs.
buildine ana skm-'K were insureu in
bu
Lvcoinlng
for about tight tuousanu
.... ... .
Twrnfy
Vfm Wlthont l.lcrnai
It mxI Itranlla. '
SoMKHSET PlllXTINO CoMPAXT: You
w ill oblige a subscriber by publishing the
enclosed article, if yon ha've not already
done so, to show the lmppv results ot Pro
hibition in one of the smaller counties of
our State. The whole Stale of Maine
makes the same exhibit, despite the iufa
mous lies of the Liquor Prem.
Sam'l W. Pkaksox.
The following letter from John S. Mann
Lsq of Coudcrsport. to (. X. Warden,
Esq., of Susquehanna county, on the sub
ject of license in Potter county. vill be
read w ith interest at this time:
Your favor making inquiry as to the re
sult of the Temperance eilort in this coun
ty was duly received. It gives me pleas
tire to inform you that no license to sell in
toxicaling drinks has la-en granted by our
court since January 1852. This position
was taken fifteen jears ago, by electing
Associate Judges opjxwed to license. The
names of the two Judires who had the
principle and nerve to make this righteous
decision, and to stand by it for ten years,
arc Orange A. Lewis and Joseph Maun.
No two men ever served the jx-ople more
eneciuaiiy. in being a member of
the legislature, 1 deemed it w ist? and just
to put the oil repeated decision of the vo
ters of this county, on this vital question,
on the Statute Hook, and you may see, on
page mS of the Pamphlet Laws of l'hfi'J.
the prohibitory law of Potter county. The
passage of this act excited the advix'ates of
free drinking to great activity for its re
xmI; but there it stands, a shield to all the
youth of the county against the temptation
to form drinking habits. And it will, un
doubtedly remain a blessing to all and a
comfort to nine tenths of the people; for.
under its benign intlueiice, the number of
tipplers is steadily decreasing, and fewer
young nu n begin to drink than when li
censed houses gave respectability to the
habit. There are but few jieoplc who keep
liquor in their houses for private use, and
there is no indication that tlie number of
them is increased since the traflic was i.ro
hibited. HEADY j:roIU EMENT OF THE LAW.
The law is as readily enforced as are the
laws against gambling, licentiousness, and
others of a similar character. In every in
stance, the prosecution for sellinir liquor
without license has Ix-cn successful when
there was the proper pnxtf. There is, un
questionably, greater difficulty in proving
this oil'ense than many others" lx-cause the
business of buying and selliii'' whiskey i
contrary to law is more demoralizing than j
uv onier criminal nanus. lie man
w ho si lls, under such circumstances,
expects the person who buys, in case of
c Z : T"l" '". '?
" " " " in tiiv li iii.iii in lill.liu
the law of the State in order to gratify
their appetites for strong drink, w ill not
disappoint this exx-ctation. This humili
ating fact, of itself, is stitlicieut to condemn
the whole trallic. I know a g.xid many
men that will tell the truth upon every siib'-
ieet eveel.l tills on. ,!' Lni-in-r ..'
whisky, as to which they wiil swea. as
-ereiiely as a summer morning, that w hat
,h,.v ,i,t was - di. iii.'-." pr-pan-d
,,,! ,,r,.k,.r;i..l I.,. .t... I, .
.... , -. . .i ,tj lllwz iipi toi. ji ii
was not for the tenth man, whose con
science is stronger than his aiietite. whom
we have ahvai s lotind. it would Is- almost
iiiiissi!jle to obtain proof against a man
low enough to prostitute the practice of
medicine to the sale of intoxicating drinks. '
Hut as lie fore mentioned, -the only difficul
ty experienced in enforcing the law on that
subject in this country has Ix-cn to secure
the proof. Then' is no open violation of
the law, and the consumption of strong
iiuiiiv u:;s decreased materially in conse-
I qiience of our prohibition of the trallic.
Decidedly the best hotels ever maintained
in the country have been ox-ned since li
censes were refused, and there are now in
Coudcrsport (our county seat) as good ho
tel accommodations as are to be found in
Norlhern Pennsylvania. The experience
of this count y in conclusive that there is no
shadow of ground for fearin-j any lack of
gixsl hotels should license to sell liquor be
w ithheld. Not a single interest of the
country has s id'er.' 1 from our no license
jxdicy. On the other hand, all the higher
interests have been largely promoted.
Crime of all grades have decreased, as is
abundantly proved by the examination of
the records of our criminal courts. And
if we could shut out the inlluence of sur
rounding counties, or convert them to our
side, on this question, I do believe there
would not 1m- business enough of that kind
to induce any capable lawyer to accept the
odice of District Attorney. It is, unfortun
ately, true that there is considerable drink
ing and drunkenness in this county; but
with more than double the Kpulation, there
is less than half the drunkenness that ex
isted under the license system. Any intel
ligent mm who will attend i-ourt in any
place where the hotels have licens? to sell
intoxicating drink w ill admit that our sys
tem docs, unmistakably, lessen intemper
ance and promote good order. As it is
here on court week, so it is throughout the
entire county the year round peace, pissl
order, and prosjierity are, in a marked
manner, promoted by our prohibition of
tlie legal sale of strong drink.
Fr t'e-
II I II M.I..
TKJI I'HttMT.,
Teinperaiice is riulit. Intemperaiiee is
what is wroiiyj and unjust toward his
God, his fellow nun, and himself, ns far
as temiR-ranee is conrerned ly lK-in in
temperate. A man may do w hat is riaht anil just in
some things, in many things, or in most
things, yet, if he le intciiicrate, he does
what is unjiikt ami wrong. And so the
character of the intern it-rate man is quali
fied by the adjectives had, wrong, worst.
To nay the lx-st that can lie said lor. the
best man w ho is intemperate, we most say,
that his character is not well balanced in
fact is not balanced at all, anil is like the in
temperate drinkers' pail unsteady, and
he can not lialance it, because he has not
got the power to do so, under the rule of
the King.or rather the Demon, that governs
him. TemjH-rance in the use of ardent
spirits means a great deal. Tcnicrance in
all things, means a great deal more. Nme
are temperate in one tiling and intemper
ate in other things. Some are temperate
even in the use of ardent spirits, but still
.i .. : -.. t ... v.,i..
" arV " M" "- "." "' ...
touch not, taste not, handle not.
It is true, when men lireuk the laws of
Jl in II ut , n mil III. il .'li un Oil
un lnlincsst, ....clean in clothe,
o d
. r a,c., Ac.,-!hey need ...,li
e ,,,,.
t lies
any harmless
herbs crowing ri'lit around us, and plenty
of water and pure air, wholesome food and
work to do, the man who docs not taste
or handle ardent spirits, has a ready renie
lv liir every ill. most probably, without
v. .. -:. . , ol
whiskey ami lis niaiiy coiueinporaj iiemous
us they have lirovcd thi-mselvcs to lie, !
when we sum up theirpitiiiMenml lamen
table work in the part.
A man's teinicmtiee is not all rijrht. un
less he is teiiierate in all things. And
here, if God Im- strict in making iniquity.
Who can stand, except by j;racc? So Tem-M-rance
is m1. To lie leuilK-rate in the
use of anient spirits is good; here total ab
stinence is ls-st. And absolutely mi in cjise
of itiipure and adulterated stutr. Teniper
anee in one thins; is jrooil. Tt-niperai.ee in
s m.e things is U tter. Tempi-niuce in all
thitizs is Ihe best we can do as far as tcni-pc.-ance
is coni-erned. Jlut to make aintn
plcte character, there are niany nther rikhI
things needed iHsides temcrance. Still it
is mv duty and your duty to lie tcinieiate;
und to be teii.is-rate iu all things. It is not
only our duly but every man's duty. There
is no cxii ptinn here. There are no privi-h-'ed
characters here. CJod is no reflector
(,t (mtsoiis. So that lie requires some
men to be temperate and others to be in-temM-rate.
15ut all men are required to
Is- teiniH-rate. and to be temperate in all
thin"s that require tcn.iieraiice.
Since temperance is right nnd just, since
it is L'ood, and since it is the duty of al
men to be tem-rate, f- all Uieil should
consider all that belongs lo this subject or
It the fcubiect lie prorly
1
wuuioil, we w ill wc and learn what il u to
l,e K'Iiiih rate.
1 ci.i-raiice win voiiii"---
lf w e are oueui-
a lmrl in our iiiiiiui hi.
"... .i : m. I to Itna law Ot our
Tl; u ' , ",r young 1HHple visited Mrf
Thomas Gallagher, at j,.niu.r X K(ad4 OI?
t-1 ulay evening last. Sotbinir unusual
h.-i)M'ned with the txcepti.in that every
ne m the party were thrown out of their
sleighs ; not, however, a very difficult
thing to do, owing to the drifted condition
of the roads.
l lll IK lllisiviui......... ---
well beins. wc will see that it U jrol to
1 temperate. What then docs temer
ai.ee mean ? The idea of time is cunnctl
cd with the weaning oneinifrance. I here
are l.roter times for us to use and enjoy
the pood tilings of this life. Such as mea .
drink, Clothes, sleep, recreation, credid,
&c, Ac.
Nchnol Exhibition !
The Pupils of the Union School will
hold an Exhibition in the Court House, at
the close of their school, on Friday even
ing, March 14th, under the direction and
suiwrvision of the Principal and Teachers.
All parents, friends, nnd the public gener
ally, are rcsix-ctfuriv invited to attend. A
'small admission fee will be charged to de
j fray the expenses. It promises to be very
entertaining, so we lx?sx'ak a full house
for them. Doors ox?n at t!J o'clock. Per
formanee to lx-gin at quarter after seven
exactly.
Til Apiary Our ltp-.
l-.Y II. II. FI.H K.
The honey season of 1872 was exceed
ingly unfavorable for new swaims.
White clover, which is our main reliance,
yielded plentifully only for alxiut ten days,
and during that time strong colonies pre
pared for swarming, and some sent out
new swarms. Hefore these new colonies
were fairly established in their houses the
honey supply was cut short and but little
honey was gathered until late in nulumn.
The winter has also Ix-en unusually cold
and changeable, causing unprotected colo
nies to consume much iixxl, nnd doubtless
quite a numlier of tluse perished for want
of stores or leuly and fafe access to every
bnxxl chamber.
Those colonies that hail proper care dur
ing last summer, and protection this win
ter, havell done well as far as I have in
formation. As soDii, now, as the weather
is w arm enough all dead liees and litter
should Ik? removed from the liottoni lioard
and the condition of every stock ascertain
ed. The matter removed irom the lxitbim
iKiard should never Ixi thrown down on the
ground in the npiary, but carefully remov
ed nnd buried, since decaying nnd mould
ering matter is just the soil ibr foul brood
fungi to thrive and develop.
The entrance should Ihj regulated to suit
the numlx-r of liees Kissing, and positively
no upward ventilation allowed, since a cur
rent of air is fatal to bnxxl. In moveable
comb hives the brood chamber should In;
contracted by means of a division lioard,
mid no more combs allowed than the lx-es
can well cover. This wi'l economize
warmth and leave combs perfectly protect
ed. As fast ns the colony increases the
si.e of the bnxxl chamber must be enlarg
ed and comlis added, always placing the
empty combs in centre of chamber.
Early brcxxling should be stimulated by
feeding unlxdted rye meal and honey. The
latter should be warmed and given in small
quantities except to colonies having but
little honey; and such must be well supplied
so that brixxling may go apace and the col
ony increase for future usefulness.
Hyp meal should Is; placed in shallow
vessels near the apiary, in a warm shelter
ed sx)t. whilst honey should be placed in a
feeder aliovc the cluster, where n outside
bees can scent it.
The lx-ekeeix-r. who expects profit or
pleasure from his little cts must make il a
point to know the actual condition of all
colonies at all times, and be perfectly wil
ling and ready to supply all they may
need. Spring Harden Apiary, )
March 1st. 1S72. )"
iii:i.
W K VK ) IS E 1 1) E II. ' n M :i rr-h
Oil, 1HT;1, at t lie n-siilont-o of the lirKle's
i:ironis near Suiii-rsct, liy Hcv. Y. Eiscn-lunvi-r.
Mr. Kilwiinl Wen, Wi-stwlieat-fu-lil
township. I ni ti-.ir.a tuiinty t' Miss
Rosy lviiopsni-iiler, ot r:):ncrs('t i-otinty.
MEYERS. At Fail Citv, N.-hnska,
on the 3d iast.. of organic ntlt-rtion of j
tlu- bt-art. Ir. 1). E. Jli-yi-rs. late of Snin-!
crset county, r:i.
Di'i-oasctl prat-ticcil nii-iliciiic at Xi-w Ci-n
trovillr, and was well known many citi
Zf-ii of this rtiuntr.
MIEIJ. In Somerset, on the ."itli of
Marih. lHli. Mr. .laeoh Mic-r. a..-il Si)
vears. niontlis iunl 2'i ilavs.
Caution, Kverv genuine box oi
Dr. .McL.VXK'S LIVKK PILLS
bears tin; Mg-nutuiY of FLKMIXti I
15KOS., Pitt.-diiirjrli, Pa., anil their
private L'nited States Stamp. "Take
no other. "Tlie market isi lull of imi
tation. e rtoit Debility.
With its itloomy attendants, lew spirits, depress
ion, involuntary emissions, loss of semen, s.enua-lorrhii-.i,
li.es ol Hjiver, dir.xy head, loss ot memo
ry, and threatened ImjMitene and imheeility. nnd
a sovereign eure in Humphreys' lloineopathte
SH-eiiie So. 'l'wenty-l.ii;hL t.niKsed of the
ino-t valtuihle mild and pdent t'unitives. they
strike at onee at thensit of the matter, tone up the
system, arrest the dim-hares, and impart viiror
and eueriry, life and vitality to the entire, man.
They have eured th.atsandsof eases, l'riee, s jht
purWaire of live Isixe anil a larift- 2 vial, which is
very imiMirtant in ol.stinate or old eases, or $-1 s-r
single Un. Sold hy all lniif;rlsts, and sent I v
mail on receipt of prh-e. Address III ' M I'll l( KY'S
SPKt;i Fit; IK M YA IP A 1 II IC M FtK'lX K I ..
ti'l llroadwav. New York. nov. 11
-For sale hy K 11. .Marshall, Sutnerset, Pa,
NOV F. US FT n A It Ii F.T
t'orneted weekly hy A. J. 'Asti;i:i:u y '.
Apples, drie.1. fJ i.
Applel.utter. 'f 1
liuttcr, y t
liu.kwheat, )l bushel...
Ileeewax, Mi
liacon, siii'UldiTs, It. ..
sides, " ...
hntns. ...
r..m, V bii-hel
t'orn Tneal r1 B
fail skins. Vl.
FifKS, dot
Flour, bid
Fluzel 1 bu., !A .)..
Iird. y t
leather, red sole. 1
upr
kip, " ...
hits, f bu
potntoi-s. y i n
Peaehex, dried, y .
live fl bu
Kit its. V tt,
Sail, Nu. l.y bid
lliu
" Ashton.
Snjrar, yellow B
whila
Tallow y ,
Whi-Kt', l bu
Wool, 'H tL
Se
40c ! jo
, -'s
fl DO
, :soc
Se
, 8e
12c
tl uu
3c
$1 i
20e
till AO
1 5U
l-'V
ii:uc I
"
ic I
.'SIC i
5uc I
lac I
tl 00
:i !
tfi un i
l -Ji
uu
....1-i.i lie
l.VfllSc
llle
auo
frllhtSOc
Xi'tc Ad rrrtim'n-i'ul.
QKPIIAXS' COl I1T .SALK.
ity virtu? r an orler lufd out of th OrpiianV
( 'tiurt t S.imT!"t cninly, !., anl to uif tUfvcwti.
tht r wiil In- 'Xiev'.l Iu" jtuMir !alp, on tlit i.rrmi
p5, on
RATUKHA Y, APRIU 4TII, 1ST3. the fll w
Intc rut eut at?, lain the iroH-rly uf Ann? Hik1Itt
dccrufifNt, vix: A jlniitutnn aii i trurt ol luut Pit
Utttefl In Vir J urkcyloot township, S.incrot
cuuuly. iiit;tiuinPr am. nn't 141 ff n-het. ntriVt
iiH-uMtro, niljoiHiuji latif of John Kricn't'e hriif,
John IyiptiHrt. Henry I. Siiytleran! otherc; aUiiit
'l?t acre ut which are clcnntl, ani 3i in iut;uluw.
There are a twi Ptory tlweilinir houM. a lsc hum
an;l othertiUt huihiin! on tho l.trm. Tiic l.trm l
in a hkI utalti l cult ivmionnii l well watered; the
' 1.., a t I I M.a a,, ...t 1
anil tint)u.r...l
1 fcHn. 1 V IIIUUWIIU 'lOllllif Ull'l a lie VfHf .-" Iltl
exjK iirH ? of mite to ie jKiid un coniirtnution ol f
tlie liHlum c of the purehapc liiorn-y to remain a I
on the premises, to be necured hy inurtKir the
tereFl to tie pai l antiuuiiy to v in. uuiiiy. r-fi..
flurlntr hi.1 lile, anl at hm d.ith the pruteipMl jtuin
tt Iw .aiJ to the hrothnn anil f intern ol tlie fiiil
Anne KKJily. ilnvapiHl; Ave liunlrei itollan of the
two thoumitM to U at4l an pdi hm the properly In
kniMked -lown. Sale to coiiinieiire ut 1 o'clock 1.
,M. ol Kiti'l il:iv.
J. K. MrMIJ.I,.;X.
mai 12 i'rustre.
0
KPIIANS' COUIIT SALK.
virtwn of nn ord r of the Orphan?' 'i.urt of '
Soinerwf count v, l'n., In m uim'led, hj" uuiriliitn
ol Sidney H. Siiyder und John II. Snyder, minor
si.iiiiy il. uv-r au.i juiin il. nvner, ni
rhililrrn .f i.rKe A. Snv.l.-r, .Icceaswl. iliero will
Iw i-xin.siI to l.ulilH sule, al ihe I'eurl JJeui'
Sierl, on
Tri,srAY. A!'I.L3t,
the ("llowiny real rotate, vt: The nudiridrj nne
loiirth purltd trarl ol 1hiu1 containing 4."d aej-ef"
nnd nllowance, warranted In the name of illhiin
SuIh. piluated in Stofiyereek townhip, adoiniitf(
hm t li warrunte'iiiitlie nam of ol Joseph lilionds,
lvid II ally. Ijnnuui rolly&ek nnd ol her. There
are atMHit 6 vrv elm nd iu the traet mid in a fiood
Haiti ol culilvutiun. Tter nro dweiln , htuie
and ft al ile on the preinhv; the wood land If well
Wintn-red.
i'KitMK. . One-third of tho purchase money, af
ter dcluetin nti and expeii!f, to remain a lien
ou the premi.f. the interest ot which If lohv paid
annually to Henrietta, late widow of Oeorxo A.
Snyder, det-a.M-it, durinic tier li!e-:itne, anl at her
dt;ttli the prlneipal tuiu to be paid to the heirn of
George A. Snydrr, dtiecnwl; ono-thlnlol the hal
anee ou conlirmtion of rale, nnd the remainder in
two equal annual pay in suits with iutereft; ten per
mil. ol the purehufe money to I pa hi an oou afl
tho projM-riy if knocked down. Salu tocouMn -nve
al 1 o'ciot-k 1. M. oi Rjld dav.
I'AliKYr. HKF.H1TS,
marl 2 (licinlian.
UMTOK'S NOTICE.
i . llomlx racr 1 In tlie Common I'leanol Son.-
v. emet 'o., 1'a., No. lti Scji. T.,
Hiram Fin Hay. ) UVt, L-1. Yu VI.
Same ) No. 4. NovemU-r T., 1KJ2, K. I.,
S Vi. I l.!
vn.
Same,
Anil now lo wit, 22J February, 1"73. nn motion of
V. H. Ko.mll. Lnq., attorney of .loniah Sliafer,
the Court appoint John li. Lilie, Ln.., aurlitor to
tltntril.uie tlio Iunl in the ban. In ol nai.l Jo-.lh
Siialer to ami among those legally entltleil thereto.
Somerset eountv. nn.
1.x tract In.ui the n-conl eertltle.1 !2il Feb., 1K72.
L.M. KCHUOCK, urn
J'naliouotary.
I will atten.l lo the ilnlief of the above, appoint
ment at tlie Court Houne on Thursday, April 101 It,
1TJ. at lUo'elock a. m., where all pernonn Interest
ed can atu-n.l. JOHN H. Y.D1Y.
tnar-hl2 Au.liior.
T
WKK NOTICE.
I. herehv irll-en Ihnt T will not nav the
noleffiven to William K ret. U man for a borne pur
climne.1 from hltn, (unlens oompellea by law.) aald
SSStuu'-mM'vaa. WALTER.
X'W Advert itemcn!.
J.
a. OGLE,
ATlllliNF.V AT LAW.
Swncrwt. P. rrufcMlonal I nlmnK rnln;fe.
l ni.Ti-.irfaliirit.'.iil lonitli Jr:.ni.!iieHiiinI Itat-iit v
in!ir!:;:t.
A1'
I1T()11'. NOTICK
Ilurlnir Iwu Drx!iir.I ull',ir br the C.nrt 1..
Oimrlt.uie the liiii.l iu the liati.ls ot jSainae! Kloi
rr, a'liulnistrdtur il Juhti li. Whsing, ilucuuwj.
1 will ntlcn.t to t he ilutlt-s "I satrl a!iiiniinrnt nl
the oill.?e of K J. Kix.!r, K., Iu S imtrsi-t, !'.,
on TliumJav. the l ilay nf Ajirtl. ls;:i. wli.-u aivl
a here nil rx-rr.s liiti-renie.1 niav atti-n.
' .1. i. ix;lk.
mnrl-J !;tr
T
i'be Irtl.lerfliirue'l nave two nnti-n iS 1 ll;,.,.p
Em., Tor one hun.lreil and llilrty.llirve duilara ami
tliln Y-lhn-f rcntaearh, tlie one pavulils in Murrh,
lT4, and the other jny.ible In .Murrh, 1HT5. The
conniitcraliun fur whlli tlic-su notes were nircn ha
fulled: 1 hereliy caution tho publH- nnt to liuy any
ol the iiot- afuredai.l, as I wiil not imy thfin un
less e..melld hv Ittw In lo.
IJIrliiier, Man'-h in, ls73. VTA t'lil I.SI1Y.
D,ss
OLUTION.
1 he i.ar.n-r-l.in of Samuel litinh.un V l":.iiiti
uiiiit r, knuwu as the lirm id lunliam d Wa(
nT. lias this day )K-eii.lissolved by lutitniilei.iiseiti.
All persnim kniiwln themfelves Indebted ti the
rIhjv.i iirm will please fall and settle an s.kui as
IH.ssiMe. The buiuess will herenner heeiftitlnueil
ly liAMILLWAII.NHK.
Hurkf-town, Feb. 14. march li.
A
UIUTOK S NOTJCK..
Having l.een usiinted hy the C.u.t i.f Cum.
nmn I'leas id Sonii-rset inunly undlliir, en tnotii.n
d Vulentlne May, Ksq.. tu ilistritute the hind Iu
I he Imnils nf .Inslab JI. Hay, assignee uf Ml.-hnel
Srnii h and K.llzalKith Smith, to ami nliienirst tlitw
lenlly entitled therein. 1 will attend t'i my duties
under'raid apMiintim-iit at my uthee. In the ('nm
missillHr, vllli-e. In SomeriK-t, uu Salunlav, the
ath diiv of Man-ii, IS7S.
W. 11. I'OSTI.KTIIWAITE,
inar.ll 12 Auditor.
1' 1 I f ( 1 i"s N O T I ( ' K
liavlnu Iwen atM.hited l.y the I'ourt of t'l.mnion
I 'leas .1 1 Somerset county, on mutl.im.f Valentine
Hay, Ks... audllor. to distrihute the fund In the
linn. Is William 11. liny, assignee of Julin M.
Smith, toand amnnifst those li ya I ly eut i 1 1-J there
to. 1 will attend lo my duties under aid 11 ppolnt
tnetit ut niv ottli-e. In the rommis-dop.ers' oili.-e. on
Siituniiivjlari-h IS. lsT3.
W. II. I'llSTLKTIIWAITK,
marli All liter.
NOTICE.
IE fun (fire rinploynifnt to fi w active anl
1 riifrMk nieu in wrllin uur-.-ry ;ork tu
ary or d mi tuition. We wnt ar ir'nt(i only rnrh
men n- can k'vi their vliole lime to the t.;i,iafsrt.
AppUoaulN will pleas jiive rclrrenc- an! tfutv
aarc mill prviou5 tierupatioii. Aliir-,
11. K H H fKLH HliOM H.vhtffii-r, X. Y.
tiian'lil2.
AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF rillLAD KLPIIIA.
Iit-iirtorut-tl 1H.,0. ( harti-r I rjit tiial.
IM OMi: I OUTIIE YKAIi 172,
31,4:03,435 69.
ASSUTS JAXl'AKY 1. l!7;).
j Morlicaifes upon Iteal I'.s'jue..
tilljj,.-!! IKJ
:im.s:u) on
1INI.K.-SI S3
; Stls-U aa-l Ji-.ll.t
! Kcal Kst.ite and In.un I lienls
i Iians on Collateral nuit-Iy seelired...
i Premium -t. s Secured l.y Poli- ii-s. .
Premium in hands of Agents Seenred
! I.v Hen.ls
j lieferred Semi-Riinual and luarter!y
j Preuiitiins lestimaled) .".
j Cash on han 1 and in Hanks
J4U.7W TO
sii.wa on
H.r5 oi
i ltd at
Aceru-.il lut.-re-i: to.lat.uarv 1.
!.Mi.lll M
TiaSTKKS.
ittor.e.K W. 1 1 1 i.i..
Al.KX. WlllI.IIUN.
IrKOICflR 1'liKNT.
Pnil.ll' II. all Mil. K.
Hi.m. Al.t-x. Cattkm.
.ll.lt Wanamakkk.
Isaac II izei.hi itsr.
Jamks Ia. t i.aiiok..
11 KMC V K. l!i:M.TT.
11". J A Ml S f 1 H.l.f S k.
I .1. KlHiAK TH'.SIHON.
I AliikiitC. Kiu-.r.urs.
I.. -M. Whii.i IIIN.
!i:n :1K W. JIIM.. President.
I r F.i il i V. Nt'H KN I'. ii-o President.
J 1! ' '. SI MS. Actu.irv.
jnii ; s. WIIIUSD.V. Sue. aui Treas
NOAH CASEBEER, Agent,
Somerset, Pa.
marl 2.
00K CANVASSERS And no more fresh and
I w attractive volume lor spnnir sales man
The
New llou. keeper's Manual.
Mi
Ileeetier and .Mrs. II. H. Stowe ; a CveloiMilia
f
Il rtnestle Kconomr an I a complete ikerv Il.s.k
in one volume. Scud f,.r nrvuUr to J. II. FHU)
,(.. New ork, ileston, t'hi'-.in. or S.iu Fran
eiseo.
AGENTS! A RAKE CHANCE
We will pay nil ajrents fto per week in cash. who
win erijrat;.. wmi us at once, r.veryii.inp iiiniisti
ed an I expenses paid. Address
A I ot 1.1 LK . ft ., Charlotte. Mich.
1
ISVt'lH M ANt'Y. or S( H'Ll 'II A ltM IXO."
I 1 How either scs inny las.-ln.ite and itnin the
love an I alle.-li.tns ol any ierson they ehis.se. in
staiitly. This simple mental acquirement all can
1 p-.ssess. fn-e. l-y mail, lor -JS els, tetrether with a
i iiiarriaife KUide, F.yption Uracle, Prcanis. Hints
j lo Ii.li. s. We.l.!iti'.r-Nli;ht Shirt. 4ie. A (pieer
I lw..k. Address T. W1I.L1A.MA. '( I., Publishers,
Philadu.
CAMPHORINE.
I'aln! I'aiu! Pain ! The jrnr o"i!covory
for Ine relief ot pain and A cure ami iminoiliiite
cure lr l.hcuniJiliMii, chrtjultr nnl acute. Sprain?,
Jf. It ha a )liifrtut nnrl relnhtni; odor, ami
will not trrenre or ?tain the mo-t delicate fubri k.
whith niuke.4 It a luxury fn everv faniilv. l'riee
'"'.nml'iriir K.tftl. L',.p ') I.v 'all A ni.rtrthl A
1( KVJiLN HOV ri Proprietor, S'tw York?
UU rirctPnoinU Ula.Ic:t.lS71
ImiiiIiIh Kleviite.l Oven. Wanninir l'li.ef, ltniilinx
l.r. JVii-ler Uuiinl. Hinnpiiiir Si Mmkini: OriIk,
Kireet Hr:it. 1 1 I.J.I. H, WAIiKKX al'(l..ail
Water . Si rct-t. New York.
NCMKROt S tYXTS HAVE THOVKD
N. F. BURNHAM'S NEW TURBINE
WATER WHEEL,
To be tho best Ever Invented.
I'AM I'll LET KltKE. AIU'IIESS, YOItK, I'A.
A It It A V V. BOOK,
What Woman
ii
Should Know."
Woman's Hoek AlN.ut Women, by a V.n:n,
A
(MKS. Y.. li. HI. YY.)
Tim only work of tlie kiwi rver wriltrn by a
wotnnn. in ii neerjsily In every hoiim-hoM. iu entire
novelty anil rinineiit inrtli-alni-m will ereal an
immeri'c liemnnrt. Notwitlii'tanilinar Iheilelleale
ruhjecl" mi-eMrily ln-iitel, it in written In pueh
1-rave. j'lire plyle ii will not ollV-n.l the most lasli
iliniis. I.t1y "ngetiis arvrr hii lia.l mu-Ii aa -jHirMiniiy
lu make nionry alul ilo g.io.t. '1'enuH nn-1
I satnile lieet miiin-.i irner.n iinineiiinie ..ll.-a-I
lion. .1. M. iSroliliAIiO K CO., l'liilaiU-li.liia.
Beauty at the Fireside
t n.iMiii',1 ucres oi
CRUMBS OF COMFORT.
ELEUAxr: iioiiuKois: jjuhxiant:
t'ruml.a of ITunifiirl, the urcatei"! fucci'Sn of tlio
line I runilw of ',!inr..rt. tlie prl.le of tho kiteli-
nnd i.arlor. Thou'.iwta ol laillos ailest im
worth, iiiel uiihe.'ltnliimly .n.mUH-e it the Queen
of I.U'trr. The I'reM miivcrsslly prnle it anil
linx-lulni it waman'tf I'Vt-ry ilay Irienif. l-i-onotiiiiv
.il, lyisiinf. t'luii.pnKiehiilile. l'rli-o ID cents.
l.nliin will fl:i-l i'ruint.9 nf I'umfi.rt for xale hv all
lir"t-Tlai ifrjei-r-. lt;irdwnredjiler!, country fUre-
keepr-ro, tlin'tihf-ut the l'nited Stntrs nnd
'i-imda. II. A. HAH ILK IT h. CO., Mnnnfuc-
turer llaitletfn ltl:iekin'r. IVrl Illue, &nM 4kv
113, 115, 117
t'haui'H.Tf SI.
No. Knmt St., Thfliid. Iphiii ;
14.1
New York; ItrndSt., n:ofi.
V
1 M I X I STI A T W S' S A LE.
J
lly vlrtiift of an or ter i.'suin out ol tlie ().-. li
nn' I'.rtirt of S .flier."! et. nnly. I-.-...T" inn llreete..
I wiil sell nt pulille sale, fur I lie .ayinent ol Uel.tJ,
IIX SATI.'KIA Y, M AKC1I
In front of the otliec of Seltell & Ktniiut-I. In S.m
ernet, I'i... the follow....; .leserltx-il real edti.le to
it: A pnreel olcrou.nl itnt in Son.emct tp..
Somerset eountv. l'a., lw.i.inle.1 on the north by
the Soniernet & llwlfor.1 Turnpike I (.. on the east
hy lan l of the Luthentn I'linreh, on Ihe :iuth lr
Solomon J. liaer, ami the went hy S.iuuel Stmfer,
eontniutni; 3 aeres an.l fl p-rehe..
Ten.. enrh. rjj to he paiii when the lan.l I
anH the rcl.tue on roiilirmiit.on of r lie.
HL1YKK KNKI'l'KR.
6-hW A.lmlnlctrator.
JOII SA I.E.
The nnrfaeo of tho Hivnii.r Farm. In Sntnml!
lownnhi.i." Somerset t.uolv. Ta.. coutainlnu- 6'25
I aen-n, 3oo acrm cleareil ami un.ler voml cul.ivailon,
I two jrnnl dwelling hounen and out hulltiinftn. All
I mineraln anil taw lumber n-nerveil, except coal ami
limentone lor rl.imenlle ami agriculture, purponen.
ami liia'oer f.r lire-wl an.l fen-en. A.blrennor
eallon JAS. II. UAITHEK.
lebiU Meyer.Iale, Soinernet Co., Pa.
?X E C U TO US X OTIC E.
Lniiite of ln;u.c Hybert, late of (m liialiotilng tp.,
iieceiine.i.
I-ltcm tcnlamenttiry on the above entitle. havUilt
lieen rantc I to the ui.'lerslKneil bv the pn.r au
thority, notice In hereby Riven to tiione iu.ti bte.l to
It to make immeiliate paiment, an.l those IimvIiih
cluimnacnlnst It to present them iluly auihentlca.
tl for net t le.nent at the lule reshteuce l the Ue
euanej on Frflav, April 18. IH73.
DAYIII P1IIKRT,
LL1ZA1SLTU UVLK1IT,
manlii Kxecutom.
JkTOTlCE TO IiUlLDEHS.
The School linnnl of Somerset township will
meet at the Harnel House on the UUt (lay of Mun h
next, at 1 o'clock p. iu., to take pn.ts.ieaU for the
bulliluiK oT a new School Houne at rlelentburir.
Plain and ipeclticattons Riven on saltl daft
Hy' order of the Hoanl.
march C. M. SHAVER, Sc.
W. W. McKAIO.
I
Established in 1845.
The Heall Foun
and
CORNER CENTRE AN
( 'innlx'pl
W. W. McK
Proprietors, and
lluilr.m.l mid Mine Car.-i,
'ii r Wheels and Axles, with I'ateut t liters, '
Wo.nl ami Iron Wurkins( Maehini-rv,
Mctuls iiu-l 'iia:ini;a. n.iii l f.r lliuntratl
J level .in4 Mitre Geiirlni?.
ne.)
Steam Pumps a
In.n rijK- l.r Steam or Wale.-.
Hr.iss and Iron Kilting,
Jin k Screws and Ism Jaeks,
1'atent Saw Ciinnnt-rs and Km. ry Wheels,
StiM-ks, Hies, Taps, nnd I'Im; Toiiifi s,
Flue firushea. Sera pern and Hat.-hcl-dr;i!s.
.lu.ism iovt mors and alves,
tilolie. Slop, Aunte and Cheek Valves.
Whistles, liauire s-ks and Steam Halite",
Turliine Water Wheels, "
Orindinx .Maehiiies for I'lmier Kuive.
(irin.istou.; Shailb an I lb.es.
Horse Power and TumUlnir SlmtlJ.
Engines, .Machinery,
&c.,
.Manur:.rtun-rs of I.-inev's e.d. t.raie.l S-lf I.jhri
eatiuir .Mine far WW,
W. W. 3lcK
jau U-';yeow.
Prospectus for !873 Sixth Year.
THE ALDINE,
An Illustrated Monthly Journal, Universally ad.-nittcd
to be the Handsomest Periodical in the World.
A Representative and Chairpion of
American Ta:te.
Not for Sale in Book or News Stores.
THK -1f.fi A:, while isue.l Willi nil tin-reu-luriiy.
li:ir liene ol the temix.r.iry or tuuuiy inier
est enaniftcristleof er.linarv la-ri'mlii-al.'. it Is un
elegant lui-Mtllaiiy of (.nr.-', li'liL, uuil icrauelul
literal lire: an.l a i-olli-e.ion of pi.-tures, the rarest
.vi'iim.-ni o uriislir fKill, in l.l.u k ami white. Al
tlii.uirh t-aeh Mi -eee.linif iiuinlK.-r allrls a Ire-h
Iilt-asure lo lt Irien.l?. the real value mi l ln-aniy ol
t UK ALlilSY.nM nnt appniiatiil alter it
h:m lx-t-n l,uinl up at tlu-el. e ol tlie year. While
other !utlifiuio!ii nmy elalm iiiijierii.r i heapnes.
u eoiiiiur.;ii with rivaU ol a similar i la.is. J UL
A !,. K i.i a .ini'iue iin.l original eonee'ilion
alone un.l .in.i.inaii-hetl ah.olutely without com- j
pitiil. r. in .rn-e or i-liaraeler. 'Il!-i.!.ii,r.il aUrt ncq T -ill tt CI 4-irr 4-
ei..nle.e volume esmi..t .lu,linile tl.e ii.i:,:ii v ot 1 11 SOO Utfi Ly OlitJUL,
line pajHT an.l onirnivimrs In any other hniie or i
uiimU-r of volume!. f..r ten tini.- it. e..sf; aiet i !it-n
there are the rhn'nios, Ih-'Mi h !
ART DEPARTMENT.
Not wit Mi;an'!ln;r th iiiirtn! tn the rre o!
iiiUsrrii'tiun List t'all. nlit-ii JUL A Li)lS K an-
tj'.tiv' ch;iriuttT, the i-li;ini was more tluui itul
k I durliii; tiic at ye.ir; pnti tli:i! the vVnu-ri-fan
(tuhlic npprwiaii. nii't will ujiNrt, finrrn1
etlorl iu llxr muse ot Art. The iiuiliiii'!. unx
li'U. t ju-'tity tltc ivmly W'nli l4'n;'c thu ilt-mon.
HtrutcJ, buvt'VxiTte! tht mm-lves to tho uunust t
tt'vclopuril iuipruve the wrk; ami the j.laiis tor
itie coiniiii; vcur. n. unii'Mi iv un? iii'uninv t
Mm-. Will HiUo:ii"h nml deiiirht tven the mwt
iruinelri-nof Hit: ALOIS H.
I he iuiiiintTi4 un uttnn.fi t iiint'-iiut'"
tnn ninny vi the iumi cuiintnt urii.-L -t
Anurirt.
In iKllith.n. THE A LIUSE w ill n-pnItirc t x-
anijilfsot thelnsl lpiieu mallei.', toi with j
a viw t' the hllM-iit nrtistir -hi-i. anil r-:t-r ;
Kfiirnil intertH(: itvontimr -uclinct hav btvotue u
iniiiarT tiinuh hti.raiili.-, tr c't hn 1 anv
kin.t.
'i he tiartfrly tiute plati:. l-r 7. v. will r in
lu' f ur f Joliu S. lavis' iniiniiaMc c!uM
pkftrhfji, aiinpria:f to thci-atr 5eu?Min.-. Thrje
ltatt e. a'Kariii iu the i-Mit ; l'r January. April,
July aiit LMtiU-r. wouIl le altne w rtli the prk-e
f u year's fuhTiptitm.
The i"i)ular f'-atnre f a tipiuIv tilu!nte !
MhriHtiiiii" nu'iiltr will I ciitiiiiK-l. i
mtvn hui h a valuable epitwuie of the art ;
wirM, nt a ti to triflin. will eoiniMim 1 tin puh-!
fuTihilann ol tlnnitaiiilM in evt ry m'tiun of the
tt.untry; hut. the i!.-cluluhf aitl attract litn" :
THE A LI' IS E ean Ik enlmneJ. in pniMirti n t '
the numerical iiHTt-ai of it: fupintrhT-, the puh- j
IHtJc uitfjfci- .i.-.-iil.iii1 ii"un: .-un.,
hv the l-ll..win unnaralleletl otlerof
PREMIUM CHROMOS FOR 1873
Every nl" TiiK-r to THE A LDIS E. who pay in j
mlvaee tor the year ls"a. will reetrive, wiih'ui al- j
uiimiiai t 'lnrv'-. a pair i itr;nn;iui imi iir 'ill
alter .1. J. Mill, the eminent KnHMi painter.
lnc pu-ture:, en t hum "iue mae itelle.' ami,
i 'r.-in?? the Moot." are UxtM inehenr print-!
ol iivm '1 ditien'nt plate, requiring US iiupre-
.-ion nivl tint.- to erioi-t earli pietun. The Puine .
Af it i the tleterinlnution of conihietors to keep ;
THE A LitlS E out of the reaWi of eonH'Hiii.-n iu
everv ilepar-tnent. the cnrom" wui Ik hunucr
ri'vitondinlv :iheal of jiny that eau U otirre-i
l.y
4ithT ieri'HiieaM. Kvery fntf riher will prire a
eertiheiite, over the iitf nature of the puhli-her;,
iruarmiteeinir that the ehronio hIivert'l cliaU K
eual to the tample fumi.hetl the atrent, or tbe
iiKiiey will be retumle L The distribution of pie-tun-s
of thi jrrnU'. free to the suh-fc-ritter to a live
l"llur pernHlK-al. will murk an ejMM-h in the hi?t
rv of Art; an-i, eonshierin the unpm-edented
ohenpnefli f the priee for THE ALulSE itelf.
the marvel tail!) little Mnrt of a miriele, even to
tliore U'.t ajuaiiite.l with the a-hiivement ol
inventive irniiiri him! impn'ed mhanienl appli
ancvd, ( t'or illmtr.itionH ol theo ehriiK. see
Xoveijiherls?u'inf THE ALulSE.)
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT j
Will continue un ler the .-are of 5Ir. KICHAIU) i
H KN ii Y STOIli Kl. af!i-te. l.y the hest wrlt
erna.ul .-ts f the nr. who will .trive to hare i
Ihe literature of THK .l .n.Vf. alwn.v. In keepi.:;; ;
with itf i.rtir.tk-i.ttra' tiou.".
TERMS.
ier uiinuiu. lu a.lvance, with Oil t'lm ue.ri free.
THE A LDISE will hereafter, be ot.Uiinahle only
hv fulim-riplion. There will U- no ri-.luee.l ort luii
rate: cash fur ul..eript.n lnii.'t Ik? nent to the
pi.hlir.her3 Oireet. or hamlctl to the liKral ap-nt,
witliout rr?KinsihlIity to the puhlishern. eieept in
rniH'R where the cvrtitiente in trlven. iM-arinu the
lac ?iniile jltrnaltire ut J.mus Sultui I n.
ACENTS WANTED.
Any ik rson. wlnhinr; tf net t-rn.anentlv a.-a Il
eal Hui-'iit, will r.i-eive full and prompt ml, nuation
"y upl'iyng it
JAS. SUTTON & CO., Publishers.
58 Maiden Lrtne, jNcw York.
ii'.v.iU.
E
X K ( ' V T It I X 'S X OT 1 C E.
.-late of h'.izahelh Iii an.lt. late of Stony -reck tp.,
nerea.eri.
Ittem testamentary on the above estate havlnir
iK-en Kmnte.l tothe un.lemijnie.l by the properau
lliori.y, not lee In hereby trlven to thone In.lebteil to
it to t:ike imme.li.iUi payment, ami thune havinir
eliiimn iiiriiliint it to present them iluly anthe.iti
eate.l for m tl lenient at the late re.ii.l'eneo of the
ill eeasoil, on Salunlav, April I'Jth, 1STK.
SOIMIIA 1IUANHT.
mnrx-hs hi cutrii.
I
yUIiLIC SALE.-
Hv Virtuo ol an onlerof sale lnueil out of the
1 .rpha.i.s' Court of So..)er:-et eei.nty. Ta., lo me ili
reete.1, I will expose to nalu by public euierv. on
the an-iiiinen, in Northampton township, the l.'ilow
ln; valunt'le renl c.tiite, l.itc the pniK-rty of 1. ou
tsell MeyerM, wrcouiieil.
OS WKIlNKSIJAY, MAIiCH ffl, WX
towit: A certain tract of hmj Kituatvil inllic town
nhip an. I county aforesal.l. ailioininir li.n.ls of A.
Wlluioth. M. A. Siinner, .1. J. SehelU J. J. llltt
ner, Kavl.l Hay, Ji-nne Hover, .1. 1. Kmhly, anil
othem. contninlnif li acre an-l 79 pen-hen, more
or lenn, Umiu which are ereeu-it a lanre two ntory
houne. iipr.ii l.ou.-.e, barn nnd other outbuililmttn;
there are cleareil about 60 aeren, lu nf which urn in
lileaik.w, the balaui-e in well timliereil with pine,
hemlock, ink. he. Thin larm in within a mile o
the Connellsville Kuilnaul; alno near the tliiivinir
town of U lenrue. w here a K"o4 p. iee can be ba-J lor
all kinilnof pnnluee. Kc
TLK.US. I lin-lhir.l enh upou continuation of
nale, -.11 p.-rcent. of which shall U- p. el ih.wn when
noli!, dne-thtril to reninin a i-.r.i, the interest of
which ."hull be p .M to the wi.luw of Uu- ueecanc.1
ann.nilly itnrinir her llto time, the hulling-to be
paiit iu two tiiual annual paymentn In.mlheilay
of nale, to Ik- necurU by ju.!:pm-ii; iioti-n on the
preniinen.
KI.IZAIIKTK MKYKKS.
march.'.. A.luiinisirntril un.l Trustee.
A X K XOTICE.-
.Notice In lien-bY irlven Ih it Itookn for recelvlnir
subscriptions to the I 'apital Slock ol the Somernl
County Hank will be oneneil ill the otHi-e of Her
inun L. Kaer, Vm., ou niomlay. Mitr.-b "4ih, IsTa,
at the hour ol ID o'clock, a. in., ami will lie ket
oien for lour consecutive hours ol each jurl.liciil
lav. for nix ilavn If nx ilayn ahall l u.-ceswry.
! at which time an.l place -rnons eoinM-tent to con
tract may nuoneriiw lo mo cupitai ntm-it ui nan.
Hank, an tollown:
tmtho tirnt Hay, for one or two nharenearh: on
the nceonil ilay, lof any nuinl-er not exeeeiliiHC lour:
on the thir.1 'lay, b" "y numlwr n t i iceeiliiii;
nix; on.he fonrtli ilnv. lor any numlr not xeil
lo eiiriitt on the nlti. ilav, lor any iiuuiiirr uot ex
cci'.lin two hunilreil, Inetuoins nnbneriplionn of
pruvioun dav; on the sixth day, lor any numln-r lad '
exceeditiR two hundred, Including ,sul.ncripll.n ol ,
. ,el..i.. ,IV
l.revloUS llav.
Fivo dollars oa each hare must be (ml I to the
attcudinir Cominlnnl.aiera at the lime ol aubs..-r.l-inif.
Twenty liollars must be lnid on eas-h share
within sixty days, and the residue al rueh timen
an.l lu nueh liintallmeutn aa niav l be pmvideil lor
in the Hy Itws ol the Cnriratlon. Pcmonn at a
dlstance'mav nubsi-rilK) bv Attorney, duly author
Ixed. Amount ol ritork to be utm-ril3il, I,IK
shares at uo each.
Oko. W. HnroKii,
C. F. HlliiAOa,
.II. ZlMMKUMAM,
II. L. Hakk,
Jm. 11m kh,
Hknbv Hribakku,
Somerset, I'a., March ft.
J. M. HoLnkBBAlM,
A. 11. CiirrniiTii,
Y.o. Set li,
W. H. OMfKBOTH,
A. J. t'OLBOK?..
I toinuiinniuBers.
DUPONT'S GUNPOWDER,
All kinds MUdnR, BlanHmr ami S.rtlnK Pow
le inWetalleke;n, dmal. in kits to nurtj.urehas
errfmourlaKa.lne.atMUl prU-es. fhU well
kimwn Powder has been manufactured for over .0
vears, and Is sold t same price an other Hrands.
Alu, every variety Pry and Water Sajety Yum.
D. W. C. BI DWELL. CO.. OenU A(ti.,
arekt Plttauurxh, Pa.
MERWI.V.M) KAKi
dry
a.
Machine Works,
D HARRISON STREETS
nii'l, Ml..
AIG & SON,
i Manufacturers oi'
.i.,rti.-e Wheels.
Hinluns and Mill ':is!ii ifi U'-nilly.
Sileain Kiint.i.n, (-J lo 40 In rie )
Idiileraul all kinds rn!u un I r' ,.iir.-1,
Smoke Sta. li". nnd .Su-ir l'an.
nd Connections,
lium al.4 r.-ather Itellh, nnd I.i -e I.
Ilelt 'niters. Awls, iunl l.ice Strums,
lium, S iiips.one and liump Parking.
Funnier lorfhnri-hi" mil liwlltn-.--.
Monkey and A ljnstnt.l- s Wreie-nrs
rulleis, Shaluiiif an 1 Haii-'is.
Saw Jfr.udreis.
I'lreuhir and Jlill Saw.
I'atent Hair Fell l-.r Itoiler: at. 1 l'i;as.
ath.'r.
Portable flrlst -Mills, (four sires.)
Kntfine Heaters and lioiler Tuhes,
Freneh liurr Jlillstones and Smut Ma.-hio "
Separators, Jtoltinir t.'loths and Mill Plek.
j Overhauled and Kejiaired.
alfo Frn' Switches
Stntien un I Mlr.inv Mi:-
eldnery.
EESS
AIG & SON
REMOVAL
Have removl to the
NhW. I.AKiii; it KLKUAM l id It STOIiY
I ron-Front Warehouse
MTTSIil KUII. p..
: An l are now r.-cuiviinr oi.-r (IV Lir-t S fin
' MK-k eVT hrt.nirht lo this niiirket. An t-x.niiimt-
wiit-p'. AW if's)-! w-l I t
TIIELOWKST E
ui.irch .'.
TK.I.N IJATK-
GILL I BROTHER..
WHO LKSALK
1 n T?
JJwwiy diiU iiiJ iiiL;,
:;:;!Arbthnot,
ei,v,v,Av, P
QUanncn & to.,
J3rv GroocL
AND
Notions.
WllOI.ESAI.K KXI I.II VKI.Y.
Iifircst Stork in tho Market.
NtW CfMiUS Ol'KNK.I) DAILY.
I (jiiods Solilnt Lowest Kiistern I'ri.-os.
Iluyer ire inviir l to call it
R xi:w stii;f.
r- TVTrtr. oon a w-. .J n.i t;u..i c t
! AH ua. OJ i-UU iA XjJUl.ll Ot,.,
pirrsiuiKii!.
t'. ARiH TC.Mll
mar5
W. T. b.t.VNMiN.
J. O. STKrill.X 11N.
GREGG, SON & CO.,
WHOLKSALK
Bcot
and Shoi Hens;
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Have rein ie,I to their new. lar-e an.l ypaciuu
four ftory
Iron Front Warehouse,
j No. 159 Wood Street,
! HcSwecn Fifth au.I .Sixth Avenues,
AnJ are now receiving on? of the
Largest Spring Stocks
V.xrr Rrought to the Market.
at r ....... . . ...
ituyinz pti ..t. we nare anvantaire.. to oner
thatCAN'T UK EXCKLLKK LAST UK WIST.
An examination ol our Stock In rcnpectlullv no
lieiteil. CRECC, SON A. CO.,
1.VJ AVoil Street, I'ittnburgh. Pa.
X. I!. Sperlal atti-nti n pai.l
nont by mail.
to filliux onlcrs
march 5.
7 X ECU TO R'S X OTIC E.-
V
LsUte of Jlhhael Spanaler. late of Qnenialioning
in., ueeeaneii.
Lcttem tentamcntary on the above etnte having i
iH'en irrontcl to tne un.lormiie.l l.y the pniper au
thority, notiee In l.erehy given to thone iinlebte.1 to
it to make immediate, payment, anil thune havinir
cliiimn ntrutnnt It will present them to the un.tcr-
.ii.iinl I... .nltln.ni.Ttt nt I Iij l.f. nutlil.tm. nl .nii.
ileceane l, en Stitur lav. April lliU. 1S7.I.
JACiiII J. BOWM AN.
marclii. Lx.-cutor.
-
rpiU'STEES
1 LSTATK.
j. Qyi j.j,'
liv virtuo of an or.Ier in"uin out of the Orph-
ana' Court of Somerset eountv. Pa., to the un.ler-
niirne.1 illroeteil. there will Ins exposed to nale, by I
puulic oulcry, on the prcmi.-es,
ON SA M KDAY, MAIiCH
at 1 o'clock p. m. the following ileneribeil valuable
real estate, late tho pn.perty of Hana Heiurieh
Merle, lute of iucmah.niiiir township, ilcceune.1,
to wit: A certain tract of land situate in naiil town
nhip of Hucmahoninir. on the Oreensbunr 4t Heil
fonl turnpike. nitoininK lan.lnof Wen.lle Winters,
Adam ami 1'hilip Maurer. Jon. Kliodes anil tleo.
Muller, rontaiuini; 10 arren, strict measure, all
cleared, 4 nert-n of which are in meadow, with a
one and a half nlory log house, frame stable, car-j-uler
nhiip and other outbuildings then-on erect
ed; there Is also an exeellent apple on-hard an.l
it.hki water on tne preniinen. ;
Teiim. Ihic half, on confirmation of sale, 5th
May, 13. and the other hall m In ivtnlier. !:. I
with interest, to lie secured by a judgment N.n.l :
on the pn-minen; ten per cent, of the purchase 1
money umst be liaid ou dav of nale. !
AAKON LLOI tlH, j
feb M Trunlce.
lll.l A I.AIil .lfclU..Ul'..n.
Levi Wolfemlienrer, of Cusnx-lmiin, 1 ppi-r Tur-
kevl.sit township. Somerset county. l a.. Iiavlmr
m.'ii. volutiiiirv anslirnmcnt of all hin real an.l
....n.l .....In l.'.r the hrnelit of his rrnlitom to
!l. i I I... .I..U.I lu.,.rln.r ila.e lit tl Fell- I
ruarv IH73, notice in hereby eiven to all partien In-1
lebted to nai.l Levi Wolft-rslierifcr to make imme-1
Hate navmcnt and those havinsr claim BKainnt
. i . . . i i... ...i in. I
dm to present the dulr authcMieate.1 for nettle- (
m-nt to tlie nndernlirneil, at the residence of nai l ,
lVolicrslenfer. n Friday, th 4th day of Aprl
In the i..r.-n.ioo "I aid day, wheo and wnei
he will attcu l tr sal I pur ne. ,
. ':
U'HSt Afsljllt.
"r0I.lTNTAKV ASSK J XMENT.
Havhl J. Philllppl, of C'asaclman, t pjier Tur
keytoot township, Somerset county. Pa., havinir
made a voluntary sianmeut of all bin real ami
personal estate for the Iwnelit of hin creditors to
the undemlirneil, hy deed beartnu; ante 17th Feb
ruary, 173, notice is hereby riven to all parties In
debted to said David J. Philhppi to make immedi
ate iavuH-nt, awl those having; claims against him
to present them duly authenticated lor net! lenient
to the undersigned at the n'nidenee of nai.l David
J. Philiippi, oo Friday, the 4th day ol April.
WJ3, iu the afleruoon of said day, wheu and where
be wlll.atteml Ibrnaiil rnrI",!,'-j);4y i, HAY
fcbM Assignee.
J O. HAKVEY li CO.,
BtTTtH C0MM1SS10S MERCtlASTS
67 EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
Liberal cash advances oo 'gnmeutl an
returns promptly made,
aUUUMaMMjjBBIllMMlit ImHiIi-TiTTMIH
W. W. McKAIG & SON,
'iMraJ A'onlf. for
GRIFFITH & WEDGE
PATENT VERTICAL PORTABLE
mid
aVJK2S 1 ilSVl'KH AT WUK,
All say it is the IJest Engine 3Imle.
HilinTT TTn-rrn T-snnf
iiidj am w ubsi
, ... , r
Is the best for Saw
. . WE SZE3XjXj IT.
v.r. iivvi:t!1i: riuii r to mkf. axdmf.m.thf.v.
Their Cut (Jenr Kite's, and Lever Head IJI-x-ks
Wl'h Ilati Nh.i.Vs Patent 1;. II. r S. f. n:.ikcy nv.re
than anv ..ther in ulir Saw Mil! In the intinirv.
1 Y.H MS LIKKliAL. AM) KASY.
I 'reitlars. llliisT'ti in. Tcim-aiials and Pr!-e I,!
I Parti, s owninn Timber Land and g .ii'et.ip: itinar .-r
. ri'-p,.t.i we ii u.
, KMrlNKS. M II.I.S. .v.. rnm!sie. on li :r. n
, Al.ir.-.-s.
f.-h
Workins; ( I
in.. :.. ..f li.vi'i. A'l '
a ('. ifiiajan(pil. 1
i Iti'?peta'tH; euw.A no tit at Lmit-. '. iv -r v-i,iTi:
, ne;ippiil r-"ii. !!; full tri'T.i -i -v v.ilnaM'
I prtekv ot ir-HrN Mut ir-.-e oy n;. . .Vi .r'. wi:li
9n r--ti ii -aiMj'. M.mt Ni X I'M..
HConrUlijiI. M.. NYw i.rk.
100 TEACHERS OR STUDENTS,
mam: .r rr.MAt.f:. .-n .-ni i.mii.oy-
MKNTlMVIMi Hl'iM ! ! " ix-r 1.1 .nth
l.irinu tin- Spniiir an I SuHnurr. A, r, -. -Ki t
I'LK S .Hit li.i U j:s .i r i. l'!.:;.i,!c;;.!..a,
i r.i.
( auvsln Iloo!i Kmt I'rrf fr
Prof. Fowler's Great Work
i
lit Manhoo.!. Woin.iiili. I. aa l their Alnt.nl In- i
'i T-r.'i.iii-.ns: I,i. 1:. I.i-t.i, l'.,ner. .
Aixent? are m-ilinu Ir. i.i -J) to :ji .-...:.-...t tlii. I
wrii a .lay. alel we I..-H 1 a i-.iiiva.-i:r.' k trt" to
i.iiv t.ook n-.-nt. A I tr'-J. ".i-inir ex;-"rin-'-. ete.. !
NATION Ai.l-rjjLIMIl.Ntx l .. -l;a., J-a.
WIDE-AWAKE BOOK AGENTS WATED FOR
LIFE OF NAPOLEON III.
My AhK.r. F-i!'i -ii. wiih :?v -n?!!- of ihe :
, I'm-'-'ian War. an 1 the iaH ti u-;.i., ih.- Krnj--n-r: ;
1 making an eh zant c'ain.i p ur' l i'' 'i!n .
j :iii'l the thm render it lti n-."-' p-.pu.ar work of t
; Km day. jt.elu.ivt: t-i rilwry w it!t i... -rrij i i; i -n. f
Ad'ln - at -.n-f.
il AKKIil lTY ri'liMSHIN H m.,
17 and -U ,uin-e-t'f., I iii.idi ipi.ii.
j ' ACENTS WANTED FOR
i behind the scenes
IN WASHINGTON.
; The ..ui-li-it ""Iliriir N..k f.f thi- i!s. It tell, all
j iilx.ut the srn-at r .it M .l.ilier S.-.iniaI. Senate
! ri il ItriK-rie-. I ',,nr.-s-tii-ii, Kin.. I.t.t-ie. an.l
I the w in-li-rlul SUrliM nf the Nutii nal C apiral.
, Tlie ijetnaiel lor U i.. iininer.sf. A.-nt makinir
' early ;;.i.Ii.-:iti'.n will .-p.-r.re cheiec I.-rriti.ry. Sen.i
l.-r cln-ular, an.l see our term an.l a tuil .!e-rit-t...n
of tl,.. w..r A ! lrei. i 'I N TIN fi.NTAL
' I I HLISH1NO .. I..n l ?t.. New Vori.
Agents it Sells (Juick
i Arnomr all rlaPfes. Oil opie. tii" middie -ed.
; tlinte wiio an just enivriinc lit', aii'l y -nth ! i
hny :ml r?ad wiih the irreaie-t pr-iit.
LIY JCLLY RIESD'S SECRET. j
1H. LKWIS" las', an.l besth.k. It i? nw inz
; wj.h the :rriite siii's.; nn. thi-re M..IN KY in
ill. Seiel r our cirenlar. te.. wtu.-li art? .ent
! frer. . K. 51 Al'LKVX. l'tilla.
P.C deceived, hnt fix eonehp. eold. xe thr at,
liarsenes and bronchial dilhiul:ie. u-et-tiiv
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS.
-Worthies' imitations are on the market, hut the
I only ik-ientibe prejiaration ir arlaUie Aril fori
j Luni; it iieaiM-. I., w hen chemically c..uiljin,-.t with!
other w.-ll knowu ron.e.!te.. a. in th.-e Talileti".
I an.l all partiej are cuutioiicil ftiiain."t u.--inir any j
. other. j
in .ill ene. of lTTitnti..nofthenme.u. mmehrane !
j theje l'al.letrt 5houl 1 lx- treely nwit. thein ieans- !
, ir.'S anil healinir pn.iwrtie are a-t.ni-hin;r. 1
! Ite warni-il. never neglect a C'.l.l. it i.i easily cur- j
eti iu its im-ipuint ?tate, when it he.-ome riironic j
, the euro is rxc.-e.thiL-ly ditrii ult, u-c Wei!"' I'ar
i Ix.lic TatileU u( a v-eihe.
JOHN l. KKLLO.S. H Piatt St.. N. Y".
j Sole aient for liie t. S.
Price 25 eintf a bu.. Semi I'oreireular.
Crumbs of Comfort
The La.!ic.' Fiien-I. Ak y.ntr arroo.T f. r it.
Bartlett's Blacking''
alway? ivej jalL-faction. Try it.
PEAEL BLUE I
for the lnun.IrT h:i no e.iti:il, S. M t.v flro.-er.
H. A. UAH TLF.TT I'll.. 11... 117 S. Front St.. j
I'luln.lelplim. 113 l.'h:iiuber.J ...rc. l, N. V., 4 liroaii
st reet, IloJton.
MASON & HAMLIN
Cabinet Organs, i
i rri. n 1 Anwrienn Mu.iei:l In.trument.
.....IIIIK-
' a.tn vriiij ol uih extraonlitiarr anl ret-, it
ni7.ei exeeneneo an in couiman.i
i.le njle in La-
n.o, ni.twiihntan.!ini( competition there with pro-1
ilu.-tn of cheap labor. '
1 1 awanle.l hihent pn-minnm. Int-luJ-)
-1 1 iinr the Medal at the l'arm Lxponi- ;
tion. Of hunilre.ln of In-lnntrial Lxhibition. there '
have not been nix in all where any other organs i
have lKcn prelcrre-l tothene.
ilnivorsally
, recoinmcoe.ea oy etntneni
n.uitienn an iHisnesninir cx-
celleneien not nttalne.l inany othem. See opinion"
of I INK Till H'SAMI, in Tentiinonial I uvular.
I1 -v.nl niji vnl .-"nt toying never.il tmpn.rt
Ij Al 1 II 1 1 1 J antinvemioim an.l embnic-in-x
ei-rv real improvement.
The" most Extensive po'teTc:
torien in the worl l, proitiieinK K-tter work at lc.9
eont than otherwise ponpiMe.
rlMfu flX'J ll ann ai ,ow n consistent
1 It t. K 17 1 AC tl with ncmpuloun employ-
' ment of only best material anil workmanship.
! llliitrateM'n,tnlofcn' anil Testimonial
4 Iri-iil.-tr.wlth liuxirtan( Inlormatlon
i. limit rmna which maw wave) Fur.
! rhurr. Irani IinppolnIiien in lnr
rnrnti or I'njiiicnt of High 1'rtrrn.
nrnl free.
Mason & Hamlin Orp Co.,
Trrmont St.. Hoston: 25 Vnion S.p.nre. N'e
York; (U and vi Adams Si., Chicago.
IM
in unequalled by any known remedy. It will erad-1
iealo. extirpate and thorouirhly ilentnv all poison- :
ounsnbstam-en in the; Hlnod, and will etleelually
disjH'l all predisposition to bilious deraiiRement. i
It there want vf attion in your I.iver and Spirent t
T'nlesn relieveil at once, the blood tieeomen lu.rure '
by dcleteriHiun nei-reti.s. pnnlucina nenduloun ur
skin ilisen-n, Hloti-hen, Felons, Pustules, Canker,
Pimples, &e., ae.
Ittive you a Dye peptic stomach f I nlesn iniren
Hon in Broroptly aided, the ny.tem in debilitated
with poverty of the Wood, Irpsical Tendency,
lletieral weakness an.l inertia.
i;... ....u - i. ....... ..i... . Y.itt are
i in dan.-rof Chrvuie Diarrlnea, or InhaniBiaiion 1
I of lh. Ki.wl. i
Hat you v'aknett of the I brine or l o'aerjr j
Orntm I You are exin.ned to nullennir In itn must i
irirravated lomi. . , , . ,
Art you dejected, ilmwsv, dull, sluirnish or tie.
prenne.1 in spirit., with head ache, back ache,
coated tonicue and bad ta-stinn moutn.
For a certain remedy tor all of theso ilineanen,
wenknennes an.l tnmbli-n: lor rleansmij and puri-
fvioir the vitiate.1 bl."l au.I imparting ilif.r to ill
the vital fciroen: lor buil.liim up and restoring tho
weakened eonniiiutiou une
JURUBEBA,
which Is pronounced by the leading- medical au
thorities of London nnd Pari "-the most powerful
Ionic and alterative known to the medical world."
This in no new an.l untried discovery but nan been
Ion used hy the leading physicians of other coun
tries with wonderiul remedial result.
Don't weaken and iinlr the diirestive ornnn
by cathartics and phvsK-n. they Rive only temira
ry relief Indigestion. Itatulcncv and dyspepsia
with piles and kindred diseases are sure to ioilow
their use.
Keep the blood pnre and health in assured.
JOHN IL KELLeXiO, IS Piatt St.. New Yorfc
Mole Agent lor the l'nited State.
Price, One Dollar p Bottle, Send for Circular.
Li '
Saw Mills.
- - ''
OntTT llfill in TilTftnlrft
mi im. 111 smm.
..... . '
1Y1 ill Men in America.
and irner I.ntr.i.er. w;tli Hands to the Mill
' r.irni-ln-1 on ...pr.li.-ni .
'n.? w ::i nnd it t.,
. if 3'U an:.-: to :
.ti. - c.
V. V. y KAIfr iV SON',
"iriltlitl it W -in - M iiiula -turliiK l ..
JI ..I BtKL.VND.Mll.
Azr-rd-. f.r t(
V
OI.r.XTAIlV ASlf;NMENT.
Wi::, :i Z i'ali. ,. I'j,-!ai.:n, t'l i r TurkT
f , .t t.wi.ip. S"tneret p.u!it. Pa., havlr mi-!
n-t.iiit.iry n-Hirnm-nt '.fall hi real aril wrt.tal
-.ii.- f.r ;(:.- t.i..-fif of I.;. ere.lit.iri to the un l'-r-ijne.l.
l.y .le-l '-.ri.i iU; 17:h Kft ruary. 173.
n.-TK-.' i- h-r' ! y H.-. . U t . ai! p.ir:ie. j.le't.te-l ti
! WiV.-ita Zufall to mak- itiiine.ll.irp .nyrupr.t.
a,.,l tie,-..; Imtinx elan-.. azvm'C h:m to j.n--nt
tie-in 'luly iiutti.-rr.i.-ar I J,.r ..'ttl' ir-pnt to '. un
ileMizne i at the r .i'let.-e ...'.ai l Wilii.in Zufall.
on Thur Jay A;.rii 3, ;;. when ap. wiif ru he will
attecl f.r !.? ! :;rj.'j-e.
FFTKi: Zt. FALL.
ti-'l.-- A-.uuet-.
O L V N TAIL V ASS!; X M K N T.
si-n rhillii.pi. of r.t.--!rnan. T"Mer Tarkrr-
f ,rt tTrii d;ip. S'irn 'r- t e uiy. I'a.. havin nui-ie
a voluntary a.i!fiiuienr of all'hi r-al and pr?.n
al er:.t t--r tht- Km-fit fif hi rrir to thun
dfriirne-.!. hv de.d heirin dare 17th Fei-ruarr
1"7J. tA- !i-rr.y aivn ail pari"? irviiVM
t friid SiiTi'-n I'I;ili;'pi to make iinmilar1 pay
ment and tii having .-I.uhm a.iint hi:n to pr
riit ttn-m dniy rur i.ri f.-r 'rtlfm'iit t The
uridorin"d at the r;lr.ee '-f said Simon Phil
hppi. on t ri 'av, thf 4;h d:;y f A( r.l. K3. wln-a
aiiil w!i--r li'1 w i'.l n'-:i V r -f ! Tiiir;fi".
I'LTr.K Zl FALL
t'''j Asfi.'i-.e.
"OLT'NTA K V A S I ( i X M K N T .
I Willi nm Fhillippi. dt'a
man. T'nrier Tur
. f.-t t'twn-iiip. S-.mt'rW cuunrr.
I havmir mue
a voiuTitary ar-irntafnt of ml h: ral and peron
j nl eTHTt fT the rn'ur i f h. eredir-r to the ur
i!'rin'd hy ded hearinif "lat 17th FhruHry.
I1?.;. n-ti-e i- hereliy xiven to ait partirs indMe 1
to -.iid William Phillii jd to niak- inini-di.iTk pay
; iii'Mii and thoe havir.ic elaiin. aaiiit him topre
i ftnt them duly aut hnt i.-are i for tTVm'nt r the
t underinfd at tii residence of paid Wiili'im Phi!
jlippt. on Friday, the 4ih day of April. when
j and wh re he wiil utund f"r;ii l purp-P.
PFTER ZUFALL.
' f'd.J.j A.-oii;iiee.
t)ui;lic .xoti en
N'.fi.-.' it h.'riby livon that a petition will !
jire-.i-nte-l. at aa a.ij'.urne'i r,,urt of tu.-irtPr Se
,ii .nr ..f the l'ea. e. to in hel.I at S-tnervt. in an 1
for S im.-rrt e",unty. on 1'ri'lay. the 'th !ar ot
5ln-h. A. I. l"T.l. to --alter the rh.irtor of linle
l"ity l.-n-tiirh. in -ai.l cunry. by rhiniriii the
name there.. 1 to -Mever.ia!e' :' an-l a!. to .-riani?
the limit. . if nai.l rx.n.Uirh by a.l.linv thereto the
a-liaci-nt villaire of Meyers' 5Iiil an.l other pr-p-env
a, h. .ii.i.iir the anie. ur per ttrar? anne-te-t to
'Mi l petitiun. M AN SSt!S I. 51 ILLf.K.
5IAKT1N SAYLOR.
. I'. LINT, an.l other..
Iieirifover two-'.iiir.ii f the taxaMe inbal.itantf
of taA l;..n.ull. fet-u6
7XKCUT0K'
XOTICK.
t-uieof .Michael
Barkley. late of S:ony.-ieek tp..
uei-eainM.
I-tter tctamentary cn the aNive estate havir-it
been ifrant.nl lo the un.lerii;tteil by the proper au
thority, notice is heretty iren to tho- in-lcbte.! to
it tu make ininie.liate pav ment. an.l those having
claims amir.st it to present them .Inly anthenti
cnteil for wttlement at the office of W. H. Konntx
in Sumerset ! r uzh. on SatnniaT. April 5. lsj-j,
IttNEM'f'T YUIU K.
f.-t.-o txeeut'-r.
J)
ISSi ILt'TH N.-
ihe ;r.rtr.. r?!iii "f M. Y. S. rl-r &. L t'. A.-kcr-
man. known aM the ftnn of S-.rter A, Ackerniun.
ht. tlii-" .lay h. en .li. lve l hy iuuin.il eonwnt.
All K-r.ini knowinif thernv-lre. indebted to the
ai.ive lirm will please call an.l -ttle an ..n a.
! c
H.s.it.ie. 1 tie ru-me'wi.! h.-realter r-e continued
v the unierizTie.. who, while thanking the ou?-
teroers of the ol.t hrm f. r their former lii.er.il pat
ronage, woulil repeetfu!l . licit a eentinr.iipee of
the name. ' 31. V. Si K HKK.
liU'jk.'tiivwi, Pa., Fi b. 10. IkTJ. fet 2D.
JOHXSTOWX
SAVINGS BANK.
li'o CF.IXTOX STREET,
( IIAItTEKED SEPT., 1S70.
OI'KEI) YOll THE TRANSACTION'
OF liUSINF.SS FEB. 2.1. tTI.
I1AXK (UTN r MLY FROM "A. V. S.3 l. M.
ALSii, OS AVKI'NLSOAY ASPSA1'
I UHAY KVKM.ViS, KKUM
aTOT'.iii't'Ltit'K.
LOANS SECITJED I'.V BONDS A N It
MOI'.TCACESON KEAI. ESTATE.
7.Y '.: CF.XT. (H'AllASTEKD.
Iejw. sits received of all tun not frAj On
J P.Wiir, and adiviilcn-l of the profits declare 1 true
I a yrur. in June and Iiecemlier.
1 Interest eommencenthe flrnt day of ench month.
Inten-st when not drawu out in added to the
Principal, than comismn hni; twice a year for the
I depositor.
' pooks eontaininit the charter nn I by-law will
! lie lurnistie.1 at the Hank.
T J. MOKRM.L. rresi.ieat.
t U IN K I I K K K r. Treanurr.
CVKl'S LLI'KK, Solicitor.
i:t).VKI OF Tra sTF.ES:
J .men t'.s'i-r. Ihivid Piliert. (leore Fri'i. A.
J. Hawes, F. W. Hay. John Low man, I'miel M'
Laiii;!ilin. Jnmea McMillan. James Meriev. l-w
in Plitt. C. H. Kllin. Powell stack house. "Conrad
SuptK-s, tieo. T. Swank. W. W. Walters, and L.
J. alorrcll. President. febU!
VALUABLE FARM
And Mill Property for Sale.
The undersigned desirinit to change hin way of
living, now uUern for sale hm farm, situated iu
lhmegal t.twnship. Westmoreland county. Pa.,
containing about ooa a. ren. It in ina high ntate of
cultivation, and beiog well watered, is considered
; a No. 1 ntork larm. On the tana are two g.KXi ap
i pie on-hard. The buildings consist of a brick
dwelling house, with frame kitchen, frame bank
' barn, two tenant hounen ami ntablen, with all the
1 necessary outbuilding belonging; Also, a hlack
i smith nhop, saw mill, built In 1;. grist mill lour
i stories high, built in 1S71. Thenilll contains three
I run of st. ue, and Ihe machinery la ail put up In
the best ana Bi- st iimr..i scyie. it is situatwl
on Indian creek, and la driven by it water the
vcar ti.un.1. It is also In the midst of a good set
tlement, convenlcntto schools, churches, c there
being live public ndn leading right to the mil..
It in also on the proponed route of the Llgonier
Valley Kailnwd. For further particulars apply
to the undersigned, living on the premise.
D. D. HOKMF.R,
fcbU Joara' Mil!, pa.
I70R SALE CHEAP. One Xo.
. 2 Lug Store. Used bet three weekj. JLp
-HLfiALDOFFlCEv'
,5r G il i n "J,51J lwroiig ol the the Lv
U4Lr"- I dollars.