san!!
e Somerset HeraE
Jaly S. lk
.'..vVSPAV.
!''-
T.wr. tablf.
ill
(IS.3"
ACKIVE.
t i a. m.
1 r .. to.
-is p. m.
ALT FATHER.
OrrTrl Sui.t.
11 a. m.
4 u-
'. F.
, a
11 p. m.
6il a. in.
12-tH p. u.
p. m.
IS,
IS
West..
sanf.
1. r Unrvtst h.t:itl.
:i t'u' market wevk.
Ijiloiin: a I'otiilue Patch,
r T'.ni parat Davis J: Bn.
rfuiue new mow a bay.
vii! .n a Cv." The slider.
,!.t to make drivinjr pleasant.
,.r; iT.' well pli":ivl w ith tlie
.riit is 'utarehiug on"
ih-w counterfeit ten '
pi-mis
Ivaiiia vl.2".l4 to sup- j
'.
..r varieties, at W. W. ;
, ,vM,i fruit
;iiii pnwleA'
expired on :
, and l
itatoes for Cali at '
:; v .l..:.a Cessna -
in attendance at :
Nf was the longest
,.Iunc
iuiiie lt is now tiuule ,
.l'a;Si. has commenced, look out
. M-U'-Ts.
-.1 :ii:i"iir.t of ! k p:iv returned
.. ... j. jar, pitchers and jug- for
.. Beent's.
,,,-Ht.R vein of iron ore lias been ":is-
is' IVrttorv! county.
.t r, in-d at Davis Jc Bns. a splen
.'. k to'iua-o i cigars
1.T3
is the fashionable wnod
:sol handles.
un.i Tar:
.JC . rr, t:'io has a'reaily comnienceil its
s '.be pliitn trees.
tw n. -i.t-r nian w ill show
.' of ""U'i'Joins."
vou a 1
. i- to i' a general i irair
New
,.i:!.
. it.ribv July .tu.
I
"'1ulJ !
kKS t!Si:iliers or o'.irt
i tlrown in ali-v- or
tree!
::l a. M.
,t i.n-in l his ,
s ';! sMes w
e..i,lhlr.ed
r. i- p.ai'ing an iron
on I'uioa Street.
e li.-ir coiiipla'iLts of
1 v tin- Potatoe buz
the
T. FkKi!J
. Cook and BeeriTs will
:i .-r ;!!
roM l.r-
and jmtati's-s
thief. eili;-:ititl
jail in Madison, lud.
ili W found the par
iie t ii v, this count y.
ii jli.er paje w
.-. .a i)
. u'.'.y tir tresiasjinir ujon lands
er ;,. ice is p.nsi by theijwuer,
'! jr.
'r
t' tlie country wa v:.-;t-d
ef ri'imp showers li'jring
nun 5fd
c ii.'.x a!
and fifty bar
tUe Allegheny
e: are
county
iiF- s '.f :n:..-rs are in bwn en
:r -Uiy wallis, pleasant drive
: L! a heavy shower of rain on
s:-rr.;nj "every thtnjr hak well '
.n-Tii
.iki.;.Ii dealers in, "'Liquid I-iirlit--
: -.: a :Vw weeks a2o,orse'.fins
: ire seven voting lailies to e very
.:; li: W'avnesbur. and lite t not
- to be.
tst of July,
t jiir pounds
ail packa.'t-S
,;il U-fsclud-
--Ni.'i.l Mormons ssed over the
i. n k enroute for I'lah. More
- B.:;ha:n.
y l '.. :r l'.- liein; erected by the dil-:--S"in:nation,
of this platx- are
.'u;. ra;i-l'.y.
-iiC- i.TrKAt.. The Westmoreland ,
'; T i.r '..i U- held on the 1st, 2nd
"1 i t.vi-r next. '
it llniii-aii.in (,f the Masonic Lodge :
:.s l.i' e we hi-i- intoruied w ill n4 take
pte;ir-r next.
V v ;::::an Iink forca.-b. lleii-
H wi.l TiTt ive jiav. Ijir'eijiiaii
- ! 'Mil un hand."
"-i Ai.m are now worn by tlie U.lim.
i; ''; --r. of sword and pi-tol-.,
': i.-e the weapons.
that tbe evening hours
tp. They are K the
w ;:h a nice girl.
y !ir s
-d a kiri'e lot if prvjtared
, i i. kic
at W. W.
Frelleh
llavi:
& Bro
( .
Til has p-siiTiled the
; t tlie Agricultural Society
' lis' lH electe! In his
"a t:ir:'ls So-oiid on she !i-t
l'-r public schools, the ag
n.'litandahaif millions
:-s' r:ii:,n :it Ror ho-ler. Iml.,
i-'!oin ut the rirer Li yr
.suIi.sm time and lisrot to
;
;
'
i
if we can "throw
We don't want to.
lie lu'.U'Z IS jus' as
' are rt'll tnakinz iui-
Ujel .a.j.. , 1 ' i
slcr i'.ji ti a uuiiiorr
., a'I itliproVMl the street
V-Ti'T-xV.y.
lavejii-t rcfxjv-
-U-ctil t-Un k of
Tolueco and ( i-; iv
-ut to S.ini rx t
v r-. .,
1,
il he held
in tin- He-
in I.
next un-
- "'lo'ri.ak.andinthe ev.-n
uri li ia Smierwr
r Ht',! Mt. Tabor IM-orui-
VV1"' 1 niim' ,r Zimmerman
r ' Uid tin the Fourth of
"! Is-.'intt 10 a. m.
:? tj .-c-se 4 Willi
1:.1 an.1 r atlt
- sit
;:.-ro They rnn,t' l
"- i) t, h Cjunibia.
" -
.i1?1. "u Tu.-iiday ptght Ut.
; .tuea aUeavv thua.U-r
3.Uel Trent hs.l tl.e.-, 1. I
'"itk;lW!,yligl,tn!c3r.
' .-eI7LT' " Of JU
V. the '
'i.t r. a.'!! 1
jlonev- aa
tuunir'ti , -'f'-' -order
.wuq,i.,i rvim.Tn.-t.
(,, , 77 .
''b..
t lit riin, have
on
rT ."So. 9. and
r - r. I'-nrs -a n.t. i.i ;
r Vl.rt.L
I " """'" jxjiun; iiex
lweur,.'. "idlers Is railed j the
le S" ;
'-r.M tv a-ks
'' a !,
';- : ete4l wjll Is- f.fjt,!y '
u '' '""ix of oar reajcrs, v hen '
'. '-;-i''T a.-. f,r l',tai;e oa a:
-- ; i:w.. 1
W W I wis A: lino , i Te na stt the nnest shade or colors tor
' . , . i iL i hou" paintin?, either inside or oufiJe that
M .f..r-ul.-ai their jarJ r .1. l.v-ml, j ta .j
:tii it lirx I.. ; slm.les irr not only beautiful but they are
7 T " 1 . . , ,....! cood. mailt? front the U-st White Les.1 and
n- tirM .f !i.iunff ,u..te to WWTnnUH,ntoCl,eorw.,ofr. Also White
us. t:,.t turrets m.re I.lisistire in pursuit Kj anJ Klaxsco, jUw and boiled.
than in p.--"1- " hrn cV,ue 10 lhe Beams- and city oil. Dontt tail to call
altm-litr .l -H tr, w. e let ter hnn; posses-1 t BlyD1J.er's 5
r-ioii. . j , ,
' 7 " , - j KxTEBMrsATtON to kill Potatoe bugs.
We. wen- shown the finest lot of iiiotin uke m Ulble gporiful of Paris Greco and
uiii trout we have ever swi, on Niturday ijve in aix or seven gallons tf water.
;!:.!. i.y :. . fharles Hurst. Mr. Hurst pririv the Tinea once or oftener if nec-
1 tin
rslatV.s fl-lun-' :in.I know just w uere .
! to lind them
Wtiiiitieo that Hn. Win. H. Koooti
ha hit nds ensued in pulling down a very
handsome stone pavement in trout of his
office on Union street. This is a niut h j
m tli-d iitv nient.
m. !
An army ot crows "cleaned out" a corn
field of cine acres m 1 iiester coumj , in 1
five minutes the ot'nT uay.
j farmer niotirtiini. The oldi
I could recst'd iKithin: like it.
and letl the '
st inhabilanls
! Wf. a-.'uis invite irtir fricntla n-biding iu
i the ri'rd di.-trhts t furnish us with items
of news. tsfuiTin; in their respective 1-
cahttes. Jtist pive ti-4 the ivarticulsj- and
we vi!l i'reiare them lor print.
We have rvccivcJ Xo. 1, Vol. 1, of the '
IM f-Ul Junnwl, published at Johnstown, i
iu the interest of the profession, by Wert. '
Iiros. Its typojrraphical aipearance U neat '
i-its ma'ke up. We w Lh it success. j
.
N'otiit.. For second hand Siationarv j
Meain Knsdnes and IVtilers, aildress
W. W. Mi Kaio Jc Ss.,
Ina'd Foundry and Machine Works,
Cumberland, Md.
TitK seletl school taught by Miss Hose
Huston and Miss Ellen bnvdeV, closed on
j Friday last. A pic nic f;r the children
was held at pine crove. the children going i skin and eye assume a thick yellow coat,
out in the morning and returning in the j digestion is impaired, an unpleasant sink
cveuin?. " ; in g sensation at the pit of the stomach is
Dims.-, the s-ssion of Court for the las
two weeks, his Hon. Ju!e Itowe dis-1
: natche,l a larse amount of business, some i
.. . . .. .
twenty H.i cases tx-mg ULiosHt on. .
Court "adjoiirm-l at a late hour Saturday
!,.cuin". I
. , . ilne, can't tell what it ia. Take Simmons'
A hwent calculation relit: vc to the ; I-ivr lieifulator, it will remove all un
rrinciiwl European lan-ua-es shows that pleasant feelings and make you well.
English is s;kea bv ninetv tuilliotis of
jersins, German by fiiV -nvc millions, j
Spanish by fifty -five tuilliotis, and French I
bv fortv -live millions.
"Havk you I'oMsiuith's tJrectv," was
aketl of the clerk in a store in which books
and vario't miscellaneous articles were
old. "No." said the clerk, reflectively,
we haven't "tol.l-mith' t.reece,' but we
have some splendid hair oil. '
B:; bustles s re coin 3 out of fashion. of this month. nr place is still increasing
We only know this from the limited sale of ! in population. Mr. D. Younkin arrived
old newipers the devil complaining here on the lth anil intends to reside
thai he did not sell enough to buy a ticket : here ennaiiently. We have a new ter
for tii - show . On that day he liuule tliis . ator at present and hope she will remain
ol'io- a "liowling w ilderness." ; w ith ns. as she is a lirst class oerator, at
least 1). I. Cupp says so.and he is learning
Tin: I'lMnut-ter -ticneral has interdicted ; oiK-riting under her. We w ish them both
the clituliiion through the nuiils ot new s- j success. Our worthy agent Mr. Snyder is
ers bavins any w ritini: on the wrapers also improving hiin-x-lf under her instruc-
except the full address. It is not lawtul to
ad 1 initials, not even to write the words'
j "one ncwsjijn.r" on the wrapper.
' I At a meeting of the Sonth West Confer-
A New York man who N lieves in ad euee ot The Ailechenv Svnod of the Evan-veni-iuL'.
i;da Liil of 7MJii, the other : ffelital I. .'licran Church, held at Iale
dav. lor a ye.r s work: but it was money ! t itv. Vel, ; !. 1ST:5. a resolution was iwss-
I well s;eiit, far the earnings resulting from j
that advertssf-nietit winch were Uivhlett ,
a lie -l.
ur a rsons. f.x.iel up TiVM.
7
ni.-e awirtmeiit of
.Tt T He. fi Ve-1
w alkiirj -Ticks -h;!
ban,! Handle I'arasol. as- have the Co o ration l the Sbbuth S:1kk)1
Fans, Ijice and Linen t m, a f sjsier churches, the conference re--.
.loiivins Kid Cloves, i ,v.sl to hold a Cuinn. Convention. It Ls
sorr.il color
eoiiar- Kiel
.rr
Mia
lis liats, 1 tea litiiis Ac.
ti. IIol.DKIIBAt'M.
" I ganizatiou efiWted,
In another ctiltsmn will U found an ad- j The Committee believe fully.that, under
vtTtiseiat nt for the Allegheny S-tuinary, , G-id, it a proper oriranization'can le effect
:it IL.iii.'ourh, Bedford. The who con- i cd, that the Sibbath S hooU of our county
template atteiiiiin? ach'ail or m r.dini their ! t-an lie made, more efficient for tlie good of
chi.drcn, siioiil.l consult with . tt. auz-
han I'lint ijwl ol rseiuinarv.it Itiinsburh.
No More EvrLo-iONs. Go to W. W.
Davis A- Bro , and buy a Un of Prof.
1 IIrT)N Nn Epi.tsivK Lamp Poy
df.iis. It i the wonder ot the world It
j wid pos-iiivelv prevent your lamp from
' exphalinz, and your lamp chimneys from
breaking.
' ,
lent, xvhicil mak.S
1ky yor tear
dark places lilit
and rough places smooth,
has discoveretl a way to ps.-al onions with
out tears. S ience simply fills a deep lin
panlv w ith water, and eaL the onions
is-neatu the surtate. It is a small tis
coverv. but it saves oceans of tear.
As exchange- s;ivs
'TeacU-rs w ill ,
Iiear iu mind that all prifessional ccrtiti
cutcs erantcd prior to June l1"-- are
dead, havin; expired by their own limita
tion on the -1 day of June, inst. first
Monday of June. ls;;. and areas worth
ies, to" the ho! lers as a jiiecc of blank
paiT."
Lr.iT iIomk. n S.ttiinLty list, llenn.
siii ! Theialore Waichnian. lie is aliout
twelve year of ae, had on a cap and dark
clothes, hair licht. and face freckled.
Speaks En-dish and Ut-nuan. Any iufor- j to it, broueht suit and recovered the sum tor the products ot other and distant re
ination concerning his wherealnMUs may f(,r w hich it was drawn t-"00), thus prov-! gions.
I? left at the TEt.Kr.RArn office, Harris-: ia-z the dangerous habit of nersons care!" The Hill uoon whkh the town of Sum -
Imrz. I s. Exchanges pli-ase copy. i
A Khf kstlv iKL-iscd act of th Leirisla-
ture provides tor the arminir equipin and ' TrlUaita.r Ke-aaet.
paving of a National Sttte liuard. It is; At a resular meeting of Dale City Lodge,
to U; conipo.e.1 of a-i a-gre-.ite of not ex- J N s,0 , () ( 0 p tbe Miowing res
ftnlini ten thousand lion-cotiiniissione"l , , . , ,
orlitrrs. musicians and privates, to cn.t ; olutions were uminimously loiHed:
f two hundred companies and to be divid-! WntRK, It lias pleased the Almighty,
ed a cording to the nuuiU-r if taxable i in His all wi jirovidencc, to remove
inhabitants. ' from among us. Brother Mark Williams, a
a ! worthy member of this Lodge; we con-
if ih great centers oi humanity through-! sider it right and proK-r for the Lodirc to
tmglit the iri .!, there are nine having a j jy due resjiect to his memory. There
populaiion excetnlini one million souls, : irre. lie it
rtdiiinj in the following order: Lond. n, '. Ulrrf, That we accept with humility,
:i.2.-il.Mi: Skk Iiow. 2,i.i0f).fi00; Paris. 1.-1 this visitation of Him, who is the auUior
".-1. ioo; Canton. l,2:fi.ii; Constantino- j t all and in w Ikc hands Ls the power ot
pie. 1.H7Y : Sinni tan. in the province i and death.
of Hiiir.ui. l.isio.O'io; and Tchan tchan foo, ! lU-4etL That we sympathize with the
iu the province of Fokicu, l,bti,iK. , Cuuily of the dvxwl'llnther in their af-
' fliction.
An cxehange has the follow iug pkn for j lit.,lrtd. That as an expression of sor
. keeping flii-s trotn icture frames: Boil ; row for the loss we have sustained bv his
four onions in a pint of water, then w it la a . death, we clothe the Iidge room in mourn -(ii-m
brush wash vour frames over in this j ing. and that the members wear mourning
, liquid and the flics will not light r.pon : bides for the space of thirty days,
them. The onions will not injure the j JUtulred, That we return our thanks to
f rami s :;nd the odor s,ioii disappears. It is
better than the un-ihtly gauze which
cover- your pi ture.-.
Co;.. Isaac lliu-ht s h:.s distxivered an 8
: fa win of fire clay, on his fann adjoin
ingtovvn. A numl;rf PittJurirh gi-nilj-
tnen wt re examining it last week lor the,
puni-e id lea-in. A j arty of Pittsburg j
gentlemen have lea--d the farm adjoining!
the M.:iinrtk works, ami in far! the whole j
line of the branch B.iilntd appears to lie I
underlaid with fire (lav. i
V, .. !...-. i Lt-anl !' to tekl ration to Ijc ' Tut July nuiul of "Old and New"
held in 'our eoniify ori the condng 4th. j luis a very nice and simple story of Misa
why arc tiling thtiily ! Tills ia not as it Ueipi Kiver life, at "the City of Biggin's
sleii;'.' If. we lutd hotn-d lo see a ireneral i B-nd." bv H. A. Berton. Perhaiw the
uprising of tire f riirit of '7i. It is our ha
flonti! holiday and tte have a right to fling
o';r riacs to the liri-7e and allow t eagle
to "-oread himwlf and arream." Iet us
h ive an old llu-liiomd Fourth of Julv.
j
Conkkkf-Nck. !
NoiiMvi. Teachkus
The Nonn.d N inail Tet hers for
the Fall I
S-i.in will meet ut the Burnet House, t
Somerset, on Tuexhtv Julv Hth. at 1 o'clock '
v. Stiliils if sK-t-kl imnortance to l '
consiit-rel. All who exjiect to engage as ;
Normal teix-bcrt the rtunni fall term arc ;
nijuinil to bejrevnt. D.W.Will, '
Je-iV2t. Co., Supt. i
Ix ea? of an idetrtal pitisoaicg, his Well !
to h:tve a Minple remedy at hand. Poisons ' good out of the raw material of the pres
ol anv thTsrrii'tion hich have intentional-! ent. There is a strong educational flavor
lv ur accidental !v lxn awalkiwed, irwr be
renderei 'almost instantly harmless by wui
ply "wallowing two gills of iwcet oil. An
ii-.dlidi' il n-ftV i gtrur.Gor,4:tution n,igbt
tTiTTnrrrfj. ' I t.ctill W.1I cCtiTraic' cVert"
fornj if vegetable, animal or mineral iol
iun . ,
A CoituKtpoNDEXT of the New York !
Tinu thus rvpllea t.i a nmn who wanU to
know now to free his cablage lrom the j
(ablate worm: "Thirty years exjierience '
enable me to to tell him". Get what is
i-kll! Lrro aliliiiisr ,.r .l,,i-ta null aa m- !
leed to ator-k ahHiilmn will iln as ciaat 1 1
&liortd- Y4mliu tl.. i.im lfi.M ilir j
head; it von nee the web of the caterpillar,
,,r holes in the leave ut the bud, put a '
laoiespiMiniui of shorts in the head. If ; to
hard ruins follow, rou msv hs.ve to re- i of
The ' urc k ejfertira!. The worms !
. , .
- omc urrretl in trie short nxi.lo krf with
dew. The Worn seldom atuck the '
rabheigc alter thev are headed.'
i a
j ai i at Jn. r. Uiymyvr a Hardware
fySlUirv 0fi,ner at intervals of 24 hours.
j I U. member however that it ut a omoooim
ilmgandit 11 comes in contact witli tiie
body where the skin has been broken, it
rnay cause an njrly sore, or if it enters the
eVe blindness may I the result.
" . L
The Presbyterian congregation exjXHt
to commence work on their new church
this week, although small in numbers.
tuey are not utmcient in energy or cnu-r-
pnse. e uavc iKen Known me pian
selected by the building committee and
think that if it is built according to Kpccifl
cations it will 1 one of the ncatubt country
churches in tlie State. We understand
that Mr. Vincent McCoy has taken the
contract for iu erection w hich insures that
it will be built in a 5tibstauti.il and work
manlike manner.
Mr. Christian Oyster, of this place, is
the inventor of a vslumble improvement in
the way of wcurinj carriage wheels to the
spindle or axle. Uy the arrangement the
w heel is locked Un the spindle and no
motion of the wheel backward or for-
ward can cause the burs of screws to be-
I come loe. The adj ustment is quickly ac
complished, and should the screw by any
j manner fall utt, the locking arrangement is
' so perfwt the wheel cannot work out. The
! arrangement is simple and effective.
Chambertburg Opinion.
Svuptoms. Slight pain in the side, the
; exjerienced, the bowles are irregular, the
' m i nH rt fi ! 1 th tnomnrr m-isi I. onrw aAmo.
times a sligut coupu, coiUness of the liantls
left, stunetuues ks of appetite and at
. 1
oiuers uunaiurui craving ior ioou, dizziness
of the he:ul, depressed spirits, feeling of
uncertainty, of having left sometliine un-
fnirlauM I team a.
Mr. Editor: As I have not seeu or
heard anything of our thriving village, I
will try and give you a tew items, thir
town has lcen in a very lively condition
for a few w?ek, there being altout 7-
working hands here, but they have unfor
tunately all left on account of the licet. We
hoe old Bix will give us ltter lieef after
this. Messrs Yutv and S-ott will pay
! their hands off between the 2th and 30th
lions.
. .' 77' 1 " . .
want aairaiioa.
,.J "ret ommeiiding the holding of a Si!-
S-hool Countg Conreutiun. New
C'entreville was chosen as the place, and
tue 4111 uay 01 juir, tue time lor lioiainir
ti,e ( onve"u!ion. In order that we miirlit
j hoped that a full attendance will lie had at
1 which time there will lie a permanent or-
our children and the plory of God, than
has hitherto been accomplished under the
present system. Therefore, all are cordi
ally invited to attend. Able speakers will
address the Convention.
It. Smith,
Chairman of Committee.
Be Carefvi.. It is a habit of many
i persons to thoughtlessly write their names
'on blank scraps of paper and leave them
. i:,. ,-.r...slv !.uit their tiffin. Thia i a
iian 2erou9 ,'inwnice and has been attended
w ith serious financial difficulties. We will
; recite a case: A centlcnian of means in
, way of practicing penmanship wrote his
name upon a blank slip of paper, and leav
ing it he npon his desk it attracted the at
tention of a neighbor, who in a ink in?
wav tilled the spice above the signature in i
the lortii of a promissory note, and a few j
days afterward presented the poier with i
the otler to allow a considerable discount if
the drawer (as it would apiear) would
casu i; at timi time, ine eenucman so
requested saw the joke and so recoenied
it, and the holder placing it in his pocket ,
departed, and nothing further was said
ab ut it. Subsequently the holder was
suddenly stricken with arnlysis and died,
and his executors findimr. the note, and
havinz no knowlcdie of the joke attached
lesslv w nting their names on blank scrajw
scrajw !
ot j aj er.
the nwmlieM ot Berlin Lodge, No. 441, for
the kind and coortious trcatrueut received
at their hands, by the members of this
Ile, and for the jrencrous a-sriistancedtir-
ins the funentl ceremonies.
lUtolztd. Tlutthese resolntions lie print
t i. ... rr.-..;j -.i fi
and a copv J pri nted to the family of
tlie.-oL.nd
' 1
Frank Wolf,
J. Frank Asthojst,
KroE.st C. BUghs'k,
t'onimiltee.
aeoiunt bv Mrs. Pauline Swalm, of tlie
Granges of the Patrons of lIa.sloj.ndry,
will lie read (at the Cast certainly) with as
much interest as any other article in the
nv.ndier. It is brief, but it is, we believe,
the first account of them that has appeared
in anv magazine, and tlie first that tells
bow. u hen and where the movement ac-
nail v l-!ran.
There are two poems, of
whu - h one. "The IferonL" bv T. ti. A..
bjdls the hwon ot the "fi aa.il min-dmnsi"
on the CVmrrecticut River SandLstone. The
other is bv a Mr. George W. tjears. whose
rough and rcadw little note is nsetl aa an
introduction to his verses. His subject i
The Ninths, not the family, nor even
the trade; but the ideal miten of future
in the number; lor n contains -I'tesulent
Kliot's article on St Louis Washington
1'uiver.itv, an eliicationI diacusion in
Mr. US;'i intruiuaion, lf: Quiucy't
views rtn '"CoerVio'n In the Later btages of
Education." Mr. Hale's views oa special
education, and notices of a good many
school books. 'There is also a very care-
Itilly prepared article on Daniel Webster's
literary work .while he was a student at
Dartmouth, whh n contains good deal of
curious biographical detail, and (in the
Record ot Projiress) an account of the new
t.l inis Anulfuiv at OuirsCT. Alaaa. The
srn Seri.tbt nmrwtl A usual : the Vu.sics.1
lrkviir ia full an.1 ti'ful ' and the whole 11
weighted with lhe extra sheetA of the' An-
nual College Directory, a feature peculiar
"Old and 2ew, wutcn gives use names
all Uie faculties of two hundTrd or more
collegiate irniturion, -rilix dates ol tAin-
. . . . .
elation rutins of attVlr. nnmiieroiSTUUenis.
etc; apparently a useful reference b.mk for
g'iol many imrposes
Second week Jod:re Itwe presiding.
Ynt7T. Scott Co . vs. Hutttlo Valhr
R. R Co.; verdict for plaUnifffor 7.M5.
W.n. B. Ream vs. Wm. JilVrt : verdia
for plaintiff for N59 72.
Mr 8. Hobliuell Co vs. P i C 11
It Cjinnan rnn! inued at ItJJtilL
James 1 arson ts.
continued.
Cornelius BerKle;
John Gehry vs. P. R. Beach & Co. : de
fendant confessed jodeement for 11 14 4.
Jouts Schrock vs. Joseph Iatndis; -t-tleil
by the parties.
Somerset & Mineral Point K. II.. i'mn
pany vs. O. W. Benford; contiuued.
Eli SelHM-ky vs. S. P. (ieiirer; verdict
for plaintiff tr $n 72.
John Neff vs. Caroline and Franklin
Beck; continued.
Confluence Saw Mill Co., vs. James
Baxter; continued.
All other cases were settled by the par
ties or continued till next term."
Ilrxia;k Ordlaaaire.
Sec. :i. That from and after July 1st,
187:1 all hay and coul sold within the limits
oi this Imruugli, blutll first ! weighed,
opon the scales provided by the borough
authorities for the purjosc and a certificate
of weight shall be given by the weigh
mastcr, to be delivered to the Purchaser by
the vendor; and tliat every violation of
this ordinance shall subject the offender lo
a penalty ot not les than five or more
than ten dollars.
Skc. 8(1. The follow ing rates shall be
charged by the weigh-master, to lie paid by
the Party or Parties procuring t'.e weigh
ing done, viz: Sleigh or sled 10 cents,
wagon, sulky or buggy 20 cents, a load of
hay not exceeding tie ton 20 cents, ex
ceeding one ton 25 cents, one horse 20 cents,
for every additional horse 10 cents, one
cow or steer 13 cents, all over one and not
exceeding fifteen 10 cents, per head and
25 cents for each additional one; one
hog 13 cents, every additional hog 3 cents,
pel head; one sheep 13 cents, all over one
and not exceeding twenty-five 3 cents per
head and for every additional one 2
cents. Coal 10 cents, per ton or fractional
part thereof.
Attest, Of.ouc.e W. Bf.nfokp,
J. O. (V.I.E, ) Burgess.
Secretary. )
We hike pleasure in recommending to
our readers the firm of JKirccy King it
Jones, as the most reliable lightning rod
company of which we have any knowl
edge. At present their agents are solicit
ing orders in this town and vicinity for the
Munson Copper Tubular rod with spiral
flanges. This rod is the most durable, ser
viceable and complete conductor extant,
and U beyond the aliadow of a doubt, the
best protection from lightning stroke, ever
offered to a discriminating pablic. We
are happy to announce that iheir success is
commensurate with their merit, and that
several of our most prominent citizens are
alreMtilc mlrnn. iif tit. t n - i n.,:.
J of Ohio swindlers have been operating in
! our city, to the general detriment of the
i rod business, as carried on upon an honest
tmsu.tiut our citizens are too well acquaint
ed with Messrs. King & Jones, to make it
necessary fjr us to comment Usm tlie hon
or of the firm. Therefore, we shall onlv
say to all w ho are still unprotected lrom
the ravages of the electric element, secure
vour buildings from injury and vour fami-1
lies from danger, by payinir projier atten
tion to the laws of nature and the dictates
of common sense.
I tod your buildings and rod them well.
Patronize home enstoni and diseouraire in
terlopers who take yonr cash and give you
notning in return.
Take tbe Munson rod in preference
j
to 1
all other. It can be olrtaiiied at Ies es-1
penae than almost any other, and contains j
eisrht tune the force of any iron rod as a I
1 conductor. Let it then be your immediate I
uuty to proieci yourselves wnn mis iniain-
ble prevention, and you may rest secure i
amid the driving thunderbolts and awe in-!
spiring toniruesot living flame, posseting :
the blissful assurance that "all U well."
1
rr tlajr, ,
More than thirty years aro. old Souire !
John Witt asserted that there were three j
counties in the I ntted Mates that had more ,
minerals, and of a greater vartetv. than
any equal quantity of territory in. the!
whole country. At the hea.J of these three, j
he placed Somerset county, Penn'a. From
what ha been discovered" within the last j
ten years, it looks to the most casual ob- '
server as if time would not only prove this
to be true, but that we don't yet know of !
the tenth part of w hat bounteous nature I
ihas done for us.
The depxwits of all the varieties of Fire i
CTay, tn the mountains and ridges of Som
erset, will, we think, prove inexhaustible.
We hear have in hills and ridges, near the
town, a vein of ten feet in thickness, of
the blue soft Fire Clay, or as some call it,
Ptittcr f 'Isav f hit nf thi4 w munnfiii'tiir
ed brown wares, draining tile and stone i
ware. At East Liverpool. Ohio, and Tren
ton Vew Jersev It lii tMn iirnn.innMl i
by competent judges to be worth more !
money than any Urn loot vein of coal in
the State. The hard variety of greater
I purity is alo to be found of the same thick-
Jness. It is the same kind as that found at
tue Aiount tsavase iron vorns in jiarv- i
land and which is moulded into the super
ioT Fire Brick, now so celebrated through
out our land. The Somerset .& Mineral
Point Railroad in a few years will be dot
ted trora one end to the other, with estab
lishment engaged in turning this valuable
material into moner. or to I exchanred
erset stands, or did staml, has a ten foot
vein oi uie time sort, variety, im tue lann
of Col. Isaac Hugu, cl. to the town, the !
hard variety is found in large quantities, I
not more than a few hundred jards from j
the Riiilrnwl. Xo more eligible point in j
all the land exists than right here in the !
vicinitvot what will soon be amiin, a beau- j
tiful Mountain Town, where this clay can
s-iiuuuiui.iuini iuui CKi-rr lariciy oi lorill.
Gentlemen oi skill, energy and capital,
you are wanted here, not only to increase
the value of our raw material with
which a beneficient Providence has
SO
bountifullr blesned US. but to pile UJ) if VOU ! ion- inr.daatary cwn-tiis. b of eiacn. sprrma
n desire, colkasal fortunes for vouraefves ! birrbwa. low of iw-.r, diiiy hca.1 l.w.,t mem.i
..... .- . , nr. and threatened ltutence and Im'iecilltr. Bnd
and poatenty for generations to come. a loeereini cttre in Hnmphrevs' Hmcpathic
Pittsburgh men are already 8hiptin hv i Speeiile No. Twenty-ElhL Composed of the
rail Fire ('lay to their citv front the ! lobre niild and p.ent Curatives, they
. . . . ... strike at once at t htvH4 nf tfie matter, tone art the
erset i 31 menu Point liottd. The inten
tion is to build up worts on the ground as
soon aa practicable, to manufacture brick,
&c. 3Ii success crown their etXorU, u
well as all thonc who may enae in like
enterprise.
Oar KejiKssaarf Crmp. j
The Cltiniltersburg Opinion says: The i
reiiorts as to the prui-ctjj of the heat
crop in Hir own county, vary, and it is
therefore a difficult matter to lonn ctinclu
sione. But one thing, is certain, and that
is that the continued dry weather pi
last lour weeha.or more hai greatly short
f"?1 1 f W'.,h the ""I"- " ' !
t"' wJc oi
. I . . . . . 1 - I . . A.. ,hl , I . .... ,-, . . I (
iiiA m.i iim, s.v iii in. : trD,rn att-rncum1 eaf-acRe c.t upon tne numan
lie much UK than a half crop of wheat, ! al U Urah., tvin, galls, fcc.. upon an-
The Wavneslairo' KtWli rtUtklH? Upunjimai, yeat than have all other pretended
the Rivwgca of the tiv, iys: '-Smie of , remeilir since tha world bernn. It I a eounter
our ilaryland and Virginia exclianges lrriunt, an all healing pain reliever. Cripple
contain doleful accounts of the ravages of j throw away their cratches, the lame walk, poison.
the flT In the wheat tlehisi. As Iar as we ,
have been able to learn this region is more
fortnnate in that resricct. It is true,
chance fields promise a light yield eraere,
but the ireneral pnecLs are gxal, and
unlets blighted by weevil or nit, an aver
age may be anticipated." The sjinie
paper states that owing to the excessively
warm and dry weather, corn, tats, young
clover, potatoes, etc., are suffering for the
want of rain, aud that without e.irly
showers the damage to the early ttotatocs
will lie irreparable.
Filtos Covstt. The Ikinwrat says
that the wheat, oat ami corn crops in our
valley, the "Cove," are looking badly.
Tho oats needs rain; the corn has been de
stroved by the cut worm, and looks very
sickly; and the fly has destroyed some
fields of wheat aim unt entirely.
Adams Coi-stt, &c. Tbe Gettysburg
Star in speaking of the neighboring coun
ties, says: In a short run hut week to
Ycrk and Lancaster counties, we found to
our surprise, that the grass is less promis-
ing-than with us. In Lancaster count v, it I
is thought the yield will not exceed thiitof
last year, which was exceptionally small;
and there Ls a suia'ler quantity of hay on
hand than at this time last year. The
yield of wheat will be heavy". But, as
with us, tbe oats crop ia sutfering. We
hear like reports fruru tbe Franklin Vide of
Uie mountain.
Ock Cocmtt. The hay cnp in Somer
set county will not be as large as was ex
pected a tew weeks ago, but will be as large
as that of last year. Tbe. clover yield U
good, and if we have a favorable tall, our
Qtxmcrs will produce a large crop. The
wheat never looked better." The cnt waVrjt
has destroyed a gi eat V-, ifl.e burn!
Eft looks weU. ' Tte ttotatoes appear to
c a great deal Injured by the potato bug,
ah 1 we fear the yield will be smalL
Vrnr Jltnrg: . , KrerT Lad want one? i - ... .. - - - 1 ... , .
1 . . : As you Iwve ak
M Z , v .
tUy H '' fTt f Md " 'V
! ,,e """f ",,,d 1 " T0'!'"
' m r,"-'!lr', lo 1U l,a"" hUt h nHclines. Ac..
! J S
iinnn tln .nhii-ct t)f colirst- m. Hum of
sen, as I take vou W lie, neetl nA be iu-
stnicUli. As to how, he Shall deport him-
self st all times and in all places. All he
nocdt.kuowUUutue6U.wldaciaa
Umutn should act, and ku a ent!em-tu
n.is. A person of "tI,t;
1 t:.. .. .1 . . ..1.. - I :o . 1
iitrou.y .r 'muuui
Vaula-ie of a pill'lw assembly, to exhibit
hi detlciencies. Cut lhe'ai-iiui.intiiiice
anc .ul I,., tut imm ivaiuw-t f..r
Ot any one. W HO lias no more resprXt lor
u no morr rest tor
uim.aou tPtiHsiiiptug iri inmc tor
themselves and their iarents, than to
have in an improper manner in meeting.
! or any otlter assembly. Consider him un
worthy of your acquaintance, much less
of your company. Unless you wih to be
considered an ill'-mannercd person by the
speaker, give him your attention, lis your
eye right on him, and help him to fet.Ttliat
Ihj is speaking to on as well as to the rest
tt" the audience. Show thai you have the
liearing ot a gentleman and a Christian,
if you do not agree altogether with him.
Again, never it you can ixjesibly help it,
look at your watch, or yawn; if you must,
do it out of the sight of the speaker, be
hind your handkerchief, or the back of the
seat. You can see the pertinency of lh's,
just by placing yourself in the speakers
stead and imaginingyouraudiejicc gappinr,
and pulling out their watches, or leaning
opon the buck of the seat liefore them.
Would not the thought strike you tliat the
audience would not care how soon you
were done? It ould me. Even if the
sjieaker should be tcdions and disinterest
ing. you would never be justified in com
promising your dignity as a gentleman, by
showing in anyway that you are bored or
uneasy. It may often happen to a public
speaker that he w not himself, his
mind does not come up to the mark as
readily as at other times, or he is unwell
but rather than disappoint, he fills- his ap
pointment. Should you, in after years,
become a speaker in public, you will ap
preciate the help of an aUentict audience.
I for very often you will feel more like being
in lied than in the pulpit or on the ros
trum. Never refuse to go to a meeting, just be
cause you know the speaker will contend
for a iMMitinn to which you stand opposed,
unless you know the speaker to be incapa
ble of edifying or instructing you. There
are sonic preachers who are very much
atruid thai their members have not suffi
cient judgment to take care of themselves;
and, therefore, caution nay command the
members ot their cliarges not to
TO anil1
lu-ar such and such a man preach.or against I
coin? and hearinj such a dortrine dfsetiss-1
eel Upon. But tlo you not lie like UUtO ,
eel upon. But tlo you not
iiie unto ,
mem. uott ua pven yon Drains and a
BiUle, and tro "where vou wish, and hear
whom voll please. lo not hear with onlv I
one ear, but with Nrtll. Weil'h even thin'i i certain ptweor pnrrelof Ural in Broth
1 t.... - , . -i'ii ' ervallev towmihlli. coanfv afurenaid. a,iiolnina;
s-ud; let your own poxal Sense guideil by 1 the htlr; a. Phil-m on the !h. cemetery
tire bible, decide niMin the ri-zht or w ron , un the nil. au-l t har. Plow on the north, cuntauv
of the question, i'av strict attention that 1
....... t 'i . "1- . . I
ton may lie ao.e to discriminate between !
sophistry and solid argument, that you
may sift the cliaif from the w heat; for there
is no doctrine
..- 1 . I.l '
"""on ui-x., nui ii.is wnir. ,
iruai tuuiieu wi!u u in onier 10 give 11 a
plausible libae. Sjme tveople fit to meet- i
;..,' , ', r- ,
in;; with one ear shut. Anything sanl :
wuicu IS azuinsi ineir oiunion or Views, IS ;
not so because they do not think so ! Ot
I all things, be above a narrow minded prej-
utlicc. Have your eye and ear oen to
learn truth, whenever and wherever it
may come irom, an interior or a superior
in wealth or wisdom. Be nreiudiced
aptir.rt nothing but evil and error; and
still do not be so U-nt that you cannot stop
and consider w hither it is evil an,l error
that you are prejudiced asrainst. I will
ciie w ith tln-; words of- an excellent
preacher of the German Kcform church,
vhoiu I had the pleasure to hear some
weeks since. His discourse was upon
'Davids' charge to Silom-m." "Show
thvselfa man, not a fool, nor a country
clow n, but a uia; a gentleman in culture, !
m refinement, and in morals at all times.
st ou.-: or abroad.in the crowded thorough-1
u,e wll "oue but uoti ana your
own c uirade
Allow- me to remain as ever, your sin
cere fiiend and well-wisher.
AX OllSKRVEK.
Stoystown Pa., June 2'th.
MARRIED.
Livni Tj..,,. . c-., .... I
AMtls BOWSER.-At the residence;
ot Samuel J. Bowser of Simerset Town-
.1 A... I. . ." 1 , - 1 (
jiii i, junc, iiie :uin, 13, or aienune
t to t. u. w-i: ..xr:,..
oniuii, -ii . - i in i jutuiuis w -ii i-v i.ioir
Bowser both of Somerset County.
SPAM.LER STULL. On the Pih.
day of June 17:1, at the Residence of the
Brides Father in Shanksville by ('. A.
Iirnnt, Mr. Samuel Spangler to Misd Emma
Suill.
SOIKRSET M ARtaET.
Comxted weekly by A. J. CaSebeek Jt Co.
A.tl dril. v
A!iiooutter. ji gal.
5e
..Wi-jiU
.......Joe
... 1 V)
aoe
V
e
lie
....1 w)
3e
.-.1
lie
w
liiK-kahcat. fi bushel
liceswax. y
liacon. shoulders. V
sides,
hams.
"om. f bu-"hl
Corn meal et
Calf skins, t,
tjIKi, V doi ,
..........
Klour, ' hid
...flu sai
Flaxsceil y ba
t....
'
,.,e
Lni, y a
Leather, ri-l sole, V
apner ..
kill. " ..
ur I
..'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'..Sue
' wis. V
;y
Kye t iu
Ki, f
J"-l,y,bal
Ashtorl -
-ioe
...V
.. 1 wt
3c
...a fi
.. t n
2 UO
"sr, yellow fa...
T,i,"" "J"ia " "
, - I
; Wbcet. r tu.
i Wool, Y t,....
i'
4"iOC
Xrrms Iseailily.
With its vIimd m.1 tfn.t nt Ww sn.rltjL ilfiires.
ytetn. arrest the discharge, and Impart vior
and cDtnry. Uie and rilality to the entire mw.
They have card luouaa.lof cases. FrKv.a6per
pacluce of tire boxes aud a liirue igl rial, which is
rcry ituuortaat In ollinate or old cases, or i per
single tiox. Sold by all lruggrists. ami sent by
mail on receipt or i.rire. Addrese H I'M Pit R t Y'S
SPKtTIFU:HMWPATHlC MElICIECt
ioU riruadwy. New York, - av. 14.
a-Forsal hy E. H. Marshall, S.jtuert. Pa,
teattanr IJaiBteal.
I
Tlie re lj no nin wuk-h the Centaur Liniment
will not relieve, no swelling; It will Dot tabdae, aad j
bo Umeness which It will not cure. This I stmns;
boicuac, bat It is true. Where the parts are ot
gouc. its ejects are marvelous. It has product
rheumatism, Ecuraljia, hVjaw.
palsy, .pramt, .welllnirv caked-bat,. Uds,
, . . . . . ,
ous bites are rendered harmless, and the wounded
an healed wtt)fat a scar. It Is oa humbutr. The
rediie is published aroon.1 each bottle. It Is scU
iior as no article ever before suU, and it sells be
cause It dor just what it pretends to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain er swelling :
deserve to .uller if they will not use Centaur Lio. i
' . ...
Iroent. M.ire tlian l.oisl cert Ittcatcs of remarkable
cures, IncladiDjr. fnen Umlj. chronic rheumatism, i
Kout, running tumors, ae.. harebeea recelvwd. W.
will enl a etrcular eonlainlas; certincate, tha
m il. k.c, frratis, to any one miueatinjr It. On
laiUle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is
worth one hundred dollars lor sparined or rweenled
hone and mules, or tor screw worm In sheep .
Stuck owner this liniment is worth yoar atten
tion. No family should be without Centaar Lini
ment. Price, COc a bottle; Urge bottle (1 00.
J. B. ROSE a, CO.,
63 Broadway, New York.
Castubja U mure thaa a aubsUtut bar Cash
(Hi. It ls the only article In existence which
Is certain to assimilate the food, regulate the bow.
rls, cure wind-cola: and prodwr aatural sleep.- It
contain neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
ami is pleasant to take. Children need not cry
and me then may rest. aprlli
WAGES I
1IR ALL WHO AREWILLrXaTC WORK, j
Any person, obi or yeans;, of either sei. can
mase lrom Slu to w per wcea. u suae oar or
eseoinz. Wanted by alL .Suitable- ta either City
or Country, aad any srasMi of tha year. This U a
rare oppoftauity for those who are out of work and
oat af money, to niake aa tadepaedant livtofr. No
sapltal hem re.mired Our pamphlet. -HOW
TO MAKE A LlflXO." rrrlaa; faU uutructione.
t.t on retell of IU cents. Address A. KL RTO.H
i, CU, Morrlsaaia, Weatcbeater Co., N. Y.
eTerywhere ta sell our new and nnvct
Emiiroldermf Machine, send tor llm.
traced Circular tn the Mchlca Manutasv
turin; Cumpauy, 3ut Broadway, 'cW
waiiteJ5
lora.
Krcrr Ij-It want noeT .
t-verjr uugmli(lil to lur oa ' !
Sfnt tm rci ut ten ri-nt. Aiilrr4 1 F. HYDE
Kill. It'. sw-trih rnnr. Mfw wk
IlON-TOS XlKT.tUO.K ft 11. X. 4 LA.
Snt on rwlnt of 20 ruK t'm.iu Printing awl
fnl-IUhwa ll.HW. as Vrx-T Siret. Vufk.
mm
filf'lJ&tSZrCJiTlLV,
, tn;int a.itunlair otit ail. Stiflaclioa (tuaraB-
1 '-M rc'un.ii. st wiiW. with full ti-
s-' Mht,- a
; ' '
T,,K ,:w HIM. Am -
variant tnrtnlian. II ivtitin t(. RuUnr. ml all
Ulafm an.t UKi h hrae .Ms-or Trwt f
' rin. It I worn with couilort, and trkvptgn
! "'"j1 ma, .. . pnmnie tm in a lew !
M
"wjs arw nt by nail l
, .jne-te.!. eirrolars free, when oniere.1 by Wtt
to The KlaUe Tnm CV. Nu. ss Brubiwa N y
"it y. iVjtwdy aw Metal Sprlci I n; Umt
lmul: thry slip ott tm trequeiidy.
airi
Xrtr Ali'rrtir-menU.
D
ISSOLTTIOX NOTICK.
1 ne iurur are ncnny ikj(!Dl mat tlw mrtDrr
hip hcrtofif Htflun Iwtwara In. Hickaa.
Martin. Iftnttsu. hu liven dl.trr-l.
The atHlMTlzncl h4 ..n-. an office la bis rrsl
lrnr In the western part ot town.
JUlyS W. V. MARTI.V.
TOTICK.
I i-.hv TWf rv .ft ,.,n. ... . . .u ...
siren hy m to an nnlcnowa prrwm oneilar but
week. A 1 reeclTtHl no valae lur tbe nm,'l am
lietermineJ nt to .ay it nnlra r..ni-llr. ti bj
Uw. JOSKPH riKK
julyi fclklk-k towtulup.
JSTIIAY NOTICK
t ame trexp:owinir ! the retniie of the ub
wiilwr. In Hr 'tin-rural ley township, on the l'ith of
Jua Uit one dapple xrmy Hrjc about tea years
bM. hiphul in the Irtt liini aUo Mule joint
oat of plare in unte lex. The owner will pdve
o me forward, fm pp-pertr, pay charge awl
take hint f or he will I .ll'pnw.t f asTlIn
to law. . Bit AH AX I.t.
VDMIXKSTKATOP.'S SALE OF
HEAL, tSTATE.
Hi ilirrvtion ul the t)q.liaa' Oiurt of Somerset
( Woty. I will aell at public sale. ua.
S ATl'EDAY, At'GCST 9th 1S73,
on tlie pretuUea at 10 o't-Ux k a. m.. the real eatate
of Jo.iah Uonner. In tierlin, Somerset cuunty, la.,
tlx:
Xix L A certain lot of nrvun-I sitnatel In Ber
lin hopniKh. lttilel on the oath hy Main Street,
on the wtt ty Cherry Alley. oo the north hy Mnt-
herry Street, an-t on tlie eaxi ry K jo. M. bein; 1
toor p-he on Mam Street and l'ifierehea hack.
muiimii in per. hea. with a new twoatory frame i
house 64 feet lptit ami 30 feet deep, with kitchen
attached, laive utabie. fee hotue, waah hoojte. Jtc. ;
... A certain piereor parcel ot Uml ttuacl j
ia Kpithersvalley town'tiiji. In said county, al- j
joinuijc iamla of John MaM. John P. (Jober and i
tUnanuel Mxner: enntaininv t aero ami 110
perches. Thu will be mM in (lie whole or In par-
! i-.l, l,k intl r.iKhi4.r. '
Xo. i A certain tract of laml xitaatnl In Brntrtl I
trv1,ify '"TT1"''?; "
tr.u.t ha an abundant
mu1 cuanty. adjoining lanb of
'r. j. .l.Uer. Joel Berkley
iiUt a..iia rmw. ir Im. Thi i
tr.ut tiA9 un abuo-ianceot unieMime. enai aaa una
Kxnh par
1 whole o)
f it. This trx-t win alw e a.ld la the wholeor
ia parrel to olt purrhaen. Improvement are a
r-l twi'torr.lweUins hm.e. bank Urn. ar.
1 nd 74 lrehes. ,v,i
1xr. No. 1 and x, One-third In hand, bat-1
.,.. , ,w.,1U:1i 1m,,i with intn.
to be secured on the premie. J
X 1 1 1 JQ to rt-autin a lien, ttte interest ta
e imi'l aiiuusui uo viic jiu 01 rrnrmij lo lun
widow of I'eter Zim rucnaan. rteceaftM. ilarin? her
inc. ana at ner ucaiu i:ie pnacipat 10 me nein ot
V; Zimmerman: .. In han.1. IJ 30 on the iSHh
of Pehroanr. Is7. and lhe bulanca la twoojtial
annriai ,vmenw. with lntere Iran auth Februa-
ry. 1ST4. to r se.ttre.10n tne premi:
No. 4. C'aah: too thereof to remain a lien, the
Interest thereof to r puiil to the widow of Samuel
S. PUtt oa the liili day of Pchraary. annually,
during ber hie. and at her death the balance to
the helr of Simti'l S. Plstt. deceased.
I1AMKL.J. UKl BAKER.
ju!yi Adminutrator.
JDtt. WIXjXxIS,
TilfZ WIX.U KXOWX
Physician, -Oculist and Aurist,
AVILL STOP AT THE
SOMERSET HOUSE,
; On 8th and 9th of July, 1873,
lh Prpnwof jr; pk' "-
it!emsaan.iamanof -ice. e vear arolm.
WILX.1.S located In the City of Corn her land.
lnce his arrival intnatcity ne naa lieen widely
and far.iraMy known fur the many c:u inordinary
cures of
Cancer, Wens, Tumors, Scrofula,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism,
Spinal Affection,
All dicars of the Ere and Ear. Weakness in the
Back aa.1 Limbs, and Pains, aad especially lor
the cure of tboosanilsof ease of
u ar t
Mnliomntir f n -rx nntm
ITailfllf MiriiSMii m. i .tr-: -
J Persons snflerirur with Cancer thoald call lane- J
: diately a poo Dr. Willis, aa he can otter a safe aad I
1 speedy cure when all others fail. Call and be re-1
(erred to many who hare been cared after raaer-1
other Chronic eumplauita.
HotrrwAJt Hollow, Allegheny Cn April 17, TX
1 can recommeml I it. Willis as a noble era dor
tor, ior my Utile irirl was blind lor some time, and
I tried several physicians who failed to help her.
Two physii-sans t jld me that her eye were Inert rm
ble. I then applied to fir. Willis, of Cumberland,
and I fret r rmJ to far he cored bereres soand
and well. ' F KA k CUSUkUV E.
I'liststose. AUcaheor Co Md.. April J. U.
1 herel.y certify mat I hare been afflicted with
cancer on my breast r elrht rears and I tried ;
several time to wet relief bat rt proved all ia rate !
nntll I applied U. Ir. W illi. of Cumberland, and :
hare better health this winter than 1 bare had for
rears before.
MARY E. HABTSfX'K.
Tfpifv t..l mw j.Kll.1 I. V...1 a ..rfnl.M, mf
ft"0 throWh her srstera espeeiailr la her
eyas: she wa hon.1 lor six month, and was at-'
tended by severed physleiaris.
ha tail. to help
! her. 1 railcl apoa lsjr
Willis who belDed ber I
direetlr. Sue hi cot her ere sicht an.1 Is eettins:
weU last. AlkS. C. SHAFER. i
Cumberland.
Cckbebxaxd. Mo.. April 22. 1473.
I feel It my duty to say that my little buy has
had the scrolula atteetlua k two year, especially
in Lie eyes. He was in a manner blind lor some
fir.M I mmmr, , w . w ,.. 1. 4 I.JI ,u II.
wun ay mile i,jr to jfet turn cared. Alter spend-
an my money and tima 1
I faileil to art mr little
I Ik. Ml N. I
I then applied ta IT. Willis, of Cum-
JOHN LAW.
Ct nr.tr.uxD. Md.. June 17th. 1)173.
fWtlcmcn, I I eel it my duty to sar that I llred
In Fruetburx Bra year, and was a hard wnr kin;
miner at llut time, ami I hare creat symthy tA
the miners, an. I I woakl Ut sar to voa miner,
that my little girt west blind, anil the physicians
here could do nithlnir f her cxcejit Ir. Willis,
and I applieil to him al he restored ber sight ua
mciliittciy. Ymr wirh respect.
PETEK McMAHtAX.
4ar-I could sl.w one hundred cr rti&cates but
kn't tblnfc it necessary. julrl
r
tr-r
llPtui-MUO
This anriraied Soatlieni Retueily is warranted
not to contain a single panicle of Mercury, or a ay
injurious mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containins thuee S.aitbem Rout and Herhswbira
an air-wise Prorkience has placed in eottnlrir
where Liver I'rsm.ses irxist prevail. It will cur
lVl!r,?!!"r1 ''7 Tt f
The ym pti.ms of Liver oou.Uint are a bitter
lChad U.te rnthe m.th4 Paia in the Back. Side
r Joiut. oftca mistaken lor Kbeamatim: Soar
- lielMenaicT-K
linlul ena;iti4i of havluir
thinz which inirht to have berw oNifie; IMillitr.
Low Spirits, a thick yelk. a; appaaraoee of tbe Skia
and eyes, a dry lVu;h eften mistaken sVirCoa
sumptkHi. Ssmiethae many of them symptom
attea.1 tbe disease, at other very few; but ta
Lirer. the larcest onran In the lly. I cmerally
the seat of tb disease, awl If aot rewulated la
time, creat suffering, wretchclnes andllEATU
WUleiiswe.
THu Great Usfiiling SPECIFIC will aot betMwd tha
Uast UipiaJtant
F.ir PYSPEPMA. CONSTIPATION. Jaun
dice. Bilious attacks. SICK HEADACH K, Colic,
lieptessiua of Spirits. tiOL'R STO-HACU, Heart
Burn, tuu, Ac.
SiiXaS Liu Esalatar.or Mm
Is tha cheapest. Purest aad best Fsmil Medic in
la the wisrid.
niJcnarwbojiriT '
J. H. Z El LIN & CO.
MACON, OA., and PHILADELPHIA.
Price fi. Sold by all lnigf Ms.
For sale hfd. AT. BrT,forL Somerset, Pa.
julyl : .
AIleirnrBj Male and Female Semlsary,
Ralfrsburr; Pa. -
The flrst quarter of the aext Scholastic Year will
bejrin Wc.lnes.Ur, July 'Al. Tuition .tu.
Board it M lie week. For circulars aklresa
W. K Y At tjilA.N. or
, MRS, J. E. Y ANOHAN,
. PitncfpaK
B;C U. W. Fisher, Co. Supt. julyi
T70R SALE-
CHEAP. One Xo.
. a
ii
X tEfsStova. fsad
Idto
but three week. Ap-HERALUOFFICE,"
L. R. NORTON,
PIANOS
Stat Ajrtrt fr tb anrtrailM
THE J1WETT AM) GOODMAN
0
r
f 111 11 1
118 Smi:hfleld Street, Pittsburgh Pa.
Samples of thcee iartrnaunt may he en at tbe
(bllowiair tdarea;
A. J. Itothora's. Piawr '-Soaierw Moose." PV
aao; -Baract Hmk." nraa: J. U. Waiter , Or
gan; Public School. Sumenet, Orxaa.
"Unu' Hotel," Caadneaee, Onraa.
Send fr Illnt rated Cata
logue. july 1 e-tn.
N
OTICEOF DISSOLUTION ,
1 tve nnehl henttidure cxUtin between i'
V. Yatiy. Noah Scrtt and W. II. W tw-eier, amler
the Brm aaate M Yatiy. Smtt a. Wheeler, and
Yauy. Scott .., liar beea diaeolved. Ail cUlaia
acairud or In tavor of aaid arm will be krwapleI
to Yatxy ami So 4 1. at frdna. Pa., fee aettleuteaL
khvitzy.
n .t hsci nr.
jUMll W. H. WHKtLKlt.
C'tatentent of aeeoanta
of Smeret Towtihlt
Schoid district b the year enduij Jane il.
1173. Tax nte mills on the dollar.
RBCEIFTS.
To bal oa hand trwa last year..
amoantof tax dnplicata.....
" State appropriation
. ni tr
tax trial adjoining diatriet....
m
Fnta other aaircea.
aa sales of hotue.
Due a, Jtc.
101
Total recaipU
KxraiMTcaKa.
Paid to teachers ii
" tut fuel aad emit intrennes... JIT St
" to Trcaa. aad Cel. pete lajre S3 St
Seeretarr ior (errtcea Ka
6ir baiklina; aad far. boat 1117 54
" repairs, a... IT1
Exonoratbjna lid
in
BuiLanee oa band . .
a M 4
C. M. SUA Vfc Ji, See.
juaclS.
VyWAl. haancial atatemcnt of Miifonl Tp.
S- boiil lrV-t. Peter Snyder Treasurer,
sacxirra.
3y hul. la treaary a per but vpit 4 TSU
- amount from dinner Treaaurer I'm M
" amoant from anarated lamia Z w
M antonnt from mljiiininajdUtrict aad tpjai
rale of obi nrhd hoane. mjt
U SO
By amoant of State apprupnaUuo..
- of duplicate
71 W
3M n
tMSBtaakifxxTS.
By amount paid eleven teacher fl4T0 V)
- - ( r balldio new
cboid boss-
By anvmn' fi.id ft foe! and eon-
"tinent-fca
By at;i unt pai-l to Secretary aad
u. bdien of board
Br antoaat of exaiora(k4M
4Ubu
114 44
C! SO
J4 W
B r amoant of fees of CoL and
"Treararer KM J3 57
Ballaoce dtte dutrict 17 14
JIMS D. B A K Kit.
jonels Secretary.
To Fanners ciid DmiliernieiL
Mesfn. Ru-sell a, Co.. of Mawilbei. Okk aiaa-
, atactare anus
uBeMtoBabty the beat a-raur
-ri,,n. M ...i.i. r. .n K.r a m i.i i l,
3 hitch wear, (a aorelty that no other machines
have,doauM fan. adjustable euneares, elevatora
for can-Tin Uuliiora bark oa c Under, cylinder
g-eared hlxb to ire the borsee a abiw walk. aeja
ratintr capacity unforpaaaed. Tbe taa-M power U
perfect !, Bit liable to 'Teak or wear out, . many
others do.aa.1 ia maiie either n -anted or down: ran
fnmUh machines eitlier xtarel or belt. Tbe
whole Buchine ia made id very hevtof material
awl nneijaalled fur daraldUty and Xyic. ami ia cer
tainly the cheapest mac tunc In the market, when
aaancially aooaidered. It stands at tha keal of
the lbreuin; machine IL-t. Over 2,uuV atld In iart
two aeaiaia.
The bum party ak make a Brut daw ebrrer
thmher. h alter and separat., 'all In one) well
adapted to oar maaty and mach nee.lc.1.
Am alao aolhorised to aeaiata sale at l west
factorr prices the well known and pof alar thffilh
It Wolire Portable and Stationary Steam Kninnea,
Hollers and Saw Mills, from 4 to 3U horse power.
This envlaa has no enperiur.
Kir further ta forma Una an ahnra machines rrm
wlliaildress me at Dale t'i'y or Meyer MUis. W.
Mead for price list aad circa iar al iloa't bay antll
! yoa are cooinccl. O. 1. L.1CHT Y.
junt if .sent mk svnwrni vo., ri.
Ursina Lime Kilns.
The ujler?l'.rnetl arc prepared to furnih
Prims Building Line
By the Car Load.
Orders Bespectfolly Solicited.
R. J. Ii ATZF.R A C O.
t'rsina, JuaaU.
Trustees' Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.
By rirtaeof aa orileT laraed aat of the Orphans'
Court of Somerset eoanty. Pa., to the aalrrii(Te
directed, there wUl ba exposed to sale by par lie
outcry, on the premises, oa
Saturday, June 28ttL, 1873,
, o'elork a. m.. the fcllowln; described ralnatle
real estate, lata the property f Meaamm Lowrv,
Esu., of t ireenville towabip, deceased, to wit:
NO. 1-
Acertaia tract af land sttnate hi OreeoTill tp.
Somerset eoanty, la.. euntatninz 3. acre and j
percnea, more or less, aajoinmir lan.is ot j.ei M.
aty. Uanlel latxy, Jacob I. Miller. Francis
Baer and Juha lie I. lie. Tha tract coo tains lit
acre dear, at acre la memkrw aad balance well
Umbered. Alan two low hoases. bx barn, fra
stable, and Iwovrchanls. The tana is aell waiere-L
XTO. 2-
A certain tract of land sitaated ia the same tp.,
containing; tit acres aad l perebas, more ur lea,
of which M acrea are cleared, with two frame
dwelllna; house, with saw milt and a thrifty yuan,
orchard, a.linlna; lands of Joel M. uti'y, (leo.
(Hrlits. MaryUatl State Line, Peter Payns, Paul
Warner aad Joha Ueidle.
2STO. 3.
A kit of rouo-1 la tbe borough of S.ilisbury
covtaanina V acre, adsibiia- k of Joha H- Ftnd
lay the north. Grant street oa the west, Emao
wel Sutler oa the south, and an alley on the east,
with a new twoatory frame hoaae aad other out
butldisc thereon, erected, known iu tbe plan of
saki borouch as kit No.
Sale tu bcjcin at 2 'dock w. m.
One third in hand oa the 1st day of April. ISTt,
at which time tbe daa will b aiade and pune. !
sk riven of tbe premises: Iu tbe balance in lure ;
eqaai aaaoai paymems laerearter. to te secure.
by judiriaeat b.ds oa tbe premise: 10 per rent of
the purchase money to be paid on tbe day of sale,
Vbkdi wUl be dedai-tad from the Srst narmrat.
tiKOKliELfMi KY,
JOHN B. LOWRY.
junelS Trustees.
How to Catch Fish.
THE New Patent Sprint "NEVER MISS 'EM-
1'ISH HOOK. This is the createst laventloa.
ever eontrired by man. aad catcoea ash with ucb
rapidity that It astonishes all w no sea It operate.
It is tied ta aa ordinary line, baited and art, and
operate somewhat like the cork of a (run, a toon
a the osa touch tha bait tbe sprinc eume down
upoa It, awl tt lseaua-ht. Sent by mail, post paid,
ki cents, or 3 k 1. Addres IKON CITY
NOVELTY CIA, Ptttstmrvh, Pa. jaoelS
riUT OE PAUTITIOX.
To AletsoderC. SIcTcr's heirs. William U. ami
Daniel W., of whom Samael Haacer is citarllaa.
Paul J. Meyer, rrsidiax. ia Platisburr, Jjmrki E.
Meyer heirs, Henry and Am K., resitllnc u
FaU City, Nebraska, of whom Aaroa Boocher m
ruanllan allltuta. Ataiiah H. Merer, res Ul Ins;
In Indiana county. Pa.. Jaha K. Meyers. Catha
rine M. Beam' heir, via: Mary t, Uurmarnad
with Sans net Zimmerman. Susan, t Intermarried
wiia Nelson Seller. Lydla. Acaea, J use pa aad
Alexander Beam, all reaWlna; In Somerset uunty.
Pa., azcapi At zander, who lire fa "alifomia.
Mary Ann, intenaarrknl with William Ream,
Amelia C, fntermarried with Samuel Haucer,
Sarah rL, lntermarrtcl with Soloaaoa Simpaoa,
Lltxia L.. utermarried with Samuel Urantpssd,
Sosanna R. intermarried with Uarki Homer, Ab
igail At. and Annie K. Mayers, resadlac hi Sowmt.
set eoanty. Pa., Samael Zimmerman, caanliaa of
Lydla, Alexander and Acae. Baa, heirs aad lo
cal repmentallr of Joseph Meyer, lata of Som
erset towMhrp, S-imersct eoanty. Pa., deceased.
Take ooUea that by Tirta of a writ of partltkja
or valuatioa issued out of the Orphan' Court of
Somersot aooaty. Pa aad to at directed, I will
hoki aa inquest oa tha premise, la Somerset Urwa
ship, ensnmendne at the homestesat farm, oa
Thunday, the ink way of Jaly, A. IX 1S7S, for the
purpose of making partitkm of tha nal eatata of
saki deceased so aad inm( hi heir and legal
rapresentatirea. If tha aacaa eaa ba wooa wit bust
preradicetoorapoilUis: the whole, ortovalaoaad
apfiraisa the bum aorosdtnsr to mw, at which time
and place yom are isaetaa to attiwal if yoa think
pnmer.
SheritrofD. )
June II, fllTX
OLTVEKE5EPPER.
SheriiX.
TDXECUTOR S XOTICE -
EsiA of Adam Seolsler. lata of Sasmit rowa
ablp, deceased.
Letter testamentary as the above estate hav
lasr eee mated ta the ulri-ad by the prop
er aathorU y, autk-e ts hersby jtrea to Uwe la,
itabtad to tlo aaah teamed lata payment, aad thoa
ha i Ua- claim aaainat tt will present IBesa to the
underaicsed, at hi oOce tn Berlin borough, fur
settlement, oa aaiaruay, juiy ikb.
W. A.UARMAN.
junetl Executor.
tiTThb AdrertlMTMeBl will
appear but a whorl time and
IhoMC lotreted will do wrll f
preserve it.
1
A CARD TO INVALIDS !
IDOCTO-K
J. W. Sykes,
Exclusive Practitioner
IN
CHRONIC
DISEASES,
19 1
Penn Avenue,
PITTSBURG, PA.,
Invites the Atteutioa of Invalids
TO HIS
CURATIVE SYSTEM OP
TREATMENT,
Tbe result f Twenty Yean f CanstAat
'and exdnslTe'i attrntioa t a liBLi't
4 range f ( hruic diseases,
and.aa experience rnibracin
manj thaa-aBw
case.
DR.STKES'MOtE OF TREATMENT con
sists in selertlriK sur each case Lhe remedial as cans
best adapted to its care. Neil her dependlnn; oa
any SINGLE remedy, however Taiaa Me. Bur treat
ing all eaes acoiiiia W a simtia kbsa er tbaory.
ae prescribe atx tha rartous mean needed la
each ease, aad eombtae them ta sajrh systematic
manner as will make them wort together, and
coatntiate most eHeetaa!y to the rcstoratlna af
health.
liR. STKI'-S patients hare tha bcacat of rrery
aew disroeery and theory of Taiae. His reaae.lial
resource isciale
Medicaid hholaticns,
DOTH OF
Ya p r a nd f A torn ized Fl Iti,
Tosther with Tonle. Cleaasina: and Snralalin:
Medicine of aosarpaased atBcacy, aad riygnaic
and Mechanical Rcmolie of areal raloe.
THE DISEASES C0MPRISEH IX
PR. SYKES' SPECIALTY ARE:
Consumption, Xaital Catatrrb,
Chronic? Sore Throat, Laryn
gitis, Bronchitis, Am t li
nt a, or Phthisic,
Chronic Pneu
monia, Chron
ic Pleurisy,
Diseases of the Heart, Scrofu
la, and all forms or Blood
and Skin Diseases, Dys
pepsia, and Affections
of the Stomach, Dis
eases of the Lif
er, Spleen,
Urinary Organs, Chronic Di
arrhea, CostiTeness,
Piles, and
Female Complaints.
Results of Dr. Sykss
Treatment.
Case of S. II. Sithr, Esq.,
Of Lertaala, Okies Kick Flrcewa Testrw,
Plaewaea f Laar auoet Hetvrt, Fro
!( Ileaaerrkaajes, t.
LaxTosta, O . Deermbsr 21. lsTO.
Tib. J. W. Stkbs Dear Sir: I leel it my daty
to make a jmst aeknewleilciiieat te yoa of the bea
eat 1 receive! f your treatment from April to
September, lsau. Wbea I rewrted te you I had
but Utile hop of a recueerr, a I had bcaaorrhace
of the rune almost dally durinc tweaty-two
month prerloa. tocether with aa a aces af tae
avart. u that 1 eould aot lie oa my left ssd dariac
a period of artaea year. The coairh, pain and
eoaatanl oppre-saai of the breast made life a bur
den. After lakincrour treatment for three moath.
I test a deckled improvement,- the hemorrhace of
the luna had eeaaeu aniaretaer: tae eppmnsan
of the breast, couch. Ac., were much better, with a
decided improeemont of my ireneral health: sa
that 1 commenced tbe aeooed euarse of three
months' treatment with more hope. After eoatin.
Bloc the treatment ( altogether are asnotha), 1 Mt
myself entirely well eoaid lie oa either side aad
hreatha freely. Y I eoaid hardly awUev the
ear a permanent one. Bat now. Altera nwawh
hare passed, ami no recurrence of hemorrhace,
n eurt. aad t hare recained my former wsurkt:
so that I now feel tbaakiul to God, and te yoa mr
yvnr inraraaMe treat meet ta my case, and snail
nut erase to recommend ether similar! y aSW-ted
to your treatment.
Yoar Respectrultr.
S. IL SITLER.
Case of B. Jones,
X. 7S rifik rttsaharwh.
SaaUCaJa-Taiaav4 Oaakrawa. Vmtt Laauj,
AaTeete, ste.
For sererml year before eoosahjna; Dr. Syke I
had been ouughln; more or kra aad spitting mark
heavy yellow aad dark colored matter, aad oa one
oecaaiua pu onsiderable blond. I wa also trow
bled with Nasal Catarrh la tt worst for, nry aa
aai earttkr alliaa: Ihkpk ltaair matter,
eaastnc at time violent peat sa my head, land a
creat deal of atrer paia ia my breast; aim, nort
ecs f breath, aacbl sweet, tue mt aaawtite, aad
wa mach reduced. 1 had been aadec several ahra.
m ether the mte Dr. Irtah. who akj I
eon armed corarumptam. aad eonkJ out ra-
I oaalted Dr. Mke la March, lsrr. and
sUhiwmT hi treatsarnt a tew esnsMk. Ibamd my
aatarrh and loag disease ramored, ami hare had
a recBirear ot incm.
B. JX2.
PlTTSaranB, Jalr, ISTi
Heart T3isea.se.
imam f J. W. Mtlhnr, t SUrpkarf.
lartiTla Tt
Saaarsaca), p.. ?foemhT U. In.
Pa. 3. W. 8ti P'r sir: I deem rtdMt
taTaiida w o may be mSmav from Heart Dtea
m I nara nTerd. and to yoa, tamaaa aoaa ra
niaaaalrty I loaad relief, it Mt mr raaa pan
IkIt. It la Bow test yean riar X nH enatalted mm.
after (aHertaa; majvr montaa wt k rA dtatrem
ainat the heart, whtch woald ofUa aloft heal ln
Iwaw w twi aabtiaaa. aad tea palpitate eto
teatly.atteaiedwitli a rahhtaa; " aa)iia tnwad.
an.1 raanac a feeling aa H i wuald wtil net I
alau had awek pal a ay aaa4 aad laanmni
iA my Huu-k. kklaaya. ac. i was a ataek re
dneed that 1 xld Kmreety r"t ta yoar ooVa, aau
waa maily dlarsaraawa. aa I ha4 awamltad alair
BoteJ phyaielaaa la taa 'Uf tuMl ratiaf.
I aa nappy In Male thai a aoaraa f yoar treat
Mat reeaitad ka ay WfU raraeery aad 1 kaae
eajwyad aaeelkrat heaith eeee aara. I wa ladae
ad twanaawtt yaw by Mr. WUlla Mrawa. waoaakl
that hia wtfa aad hie brother aad beta bee car
of heart dlaeaae by meana of yoar treatment.
JUH.X W. MllXtlB.
vtfli-ii Tlr-ii-Ti it id A.
j - V IlliUj mm. A AW A ' ' '
Dyspepsia,
r Thlrly Taatra' aaaiwlaaa Cay.
Urwlx Caaatat.
Ma A4 IrfBBBTT Mraaarr. i
rtTTsbcaaB, Fa Man-h ia immx i
llm. J. W. Stkjw Dear St? Ia ISM 1 uaaalt
ed yna rs arrera Asthma aad Rmekltm, which 1
aad msa etuMaaad. The yhthlali was aa arrera
at times that I eoabl only aei my breath at ala;bt
by atuusa; an, hartac window aad aoor aoewad.
1 wat alas macfe troaijlad with Lfyaoapsav Taraw
axmths befijra eoaealtlca: jtm I was a mach radwo.
cl that my bally psyslciaa) aabl I semld as lira
iimoBtha. Aa 1 axa of a euosumptrvw Caaallyad
wa s mact redarad. yoa did aot speofe rry eoa
adeatly af ay rerewery. bat taeaznt I abjht ba
beaelluad and my life proaunired. I pavead mrmnt
amler yoar ear, aad Improead raptdly anul ay
health was eatlrely restored. aa4 I haw atnea re
mained entirely well of ay oed alltaaats, aad ta
auoa neat tb every war.
Vowrt raapactfanr.
MAKI U. SCAXDLESS.
Two Other Cases of Long
Standing Cored.
ALLBOcanr, rKa 3 !rr ATwvra,
October, 171. i
Dm. J. W. Srna Deer Slrr I desire to state
lor the amracmiut of those wha may be afltet
e.1 a I bar been, that I hare been eared try year
treatment of areere Mnaseenrite Asthma, trem
wtalch I had saHered at UMervais (roc cnihihoed.
I placed myself under your care ia the summer of
Isea. since whirn I hare been free front Asthma,
ami have enjoyed better heaita In other rapacu
thaa I had prertnusty aaosra. Thoa who hare
ctrucctad, a I ha doae. day aad ats;st for week
tfsretber. to vet a ttncie amiortaMs breath, will
anuerstasH now aicniy I appreciate tae
Deoeni i nar uenvau mat yoar t
ReepeettqriT yuar.
Mli l A.I'T HOLLA XD.
Rev. W. M. MnHliiix,
Of rark era barn; X. E. Cent fere men.
Mono arrow. VT. Va.. January IT, VTt.
Iui I-Ma Stub. I take great pise sar la
infcirminc yoa that 1 am cured af Asthaaa.
By Miowms; your advice aad takia; ysr rese
die. I aa bow by the Divas bsrmug deUvered
from that rapieasaat disease. My appetite a) good
and lean tluen all aicht. My arM has hsttea
d. aad 1 can do twice the work I dad a year ago,
and with less fatigue. My rosea I deeper, fuir,
aad clearer thaa ever.
Year Imeiely.
W. M. Ml LLEXIX.
DR. STKES I in possesah-n of a large amount
of similar testimony, whien ha wilt be happy to
famish to ay one applying for it.
VISITS.
DR. STKES eaa oary rery rareiv lea re his at-
fk dartre the dav. bat he win. mr a reasonable
eompensstsnq. ge by aisrht ta exaatiae patksnu re-
suimc at potau w nere tae mp eaa o man oe-
tween tbe hrs of S n. am. ami M a. m.
Treatment by Letter.
DR. ST EES lac treatert h tod reds of case by
letter, with the mom gratifying meets, aad hrra
lkl unable to visit him eaa avail taemssaree of hi
treatment by writ lac to htm for a list of q"Uoo
which will enable them to state their rendition
property.
flo r te8 tor Ccisiillatici
A rtrruUr eoBtammsc fall tafonnatkei will be
sent fret to any address.
DR. T. AV. SYKES,
191 PENN AVENUE.
June la.
4DMIXISTRAT0R 3 NOTICE,
a of Daald Border, hue of C aimt eg tp..
Letter of admisistratioa oa the above eatate
kartac beea granted to the undersigned, wotkre is
berebr riven to those Indebted to it to maae nam
diate pa.iaisul. and thoa havttg claim acamet st
to present them daly aatheailcntad lur aottiamiat
on Sat un tar. July 19th. at the rnidanee of the
BaderBigwed la imvtdcvuie. m nu tawntero.
DA.XIEL W. BOEDER.
Jusell AdaaJaijtrator.
4 DMIMSTRAT0R S XOTICE.
Estate of Edward Dcirsey. lata mt AOeghea j rp..
deceased. -
Letters of admmistratkon oa the above ecat kav
ing been granted to tse undsvvigaea. netkeniheia
by given to tho oadeowd to ma immsillat nay
ment, aad those having ctaim acatnat It will pre
sent them, duly aatbratieated far mttlsm t w
Saturday, the Uth day of Jaly 1TA atiheawa of
of the anderstrned, ta laid townshtp.
SAMUEL. wALXES.
juned Admin istrator.
THE NOTED HORSE, YOUNG
PLOCOHBOY, wlU stand r mare the n
rumg season, commencing April Mth aad ending
Jaly 10th. a taUowr The nrst three day at the
stable of Eliat Onfflth. Kmgwood. I'pper Tur
keyibot township! the next threeday at the stabie
af Jacob Baker. Bear Barren's MUi. hi Mi4d
ereek township; the nxt day and a half at the
stable Leonard FerreL la Centrevtlle boeengh;
the aext dav aad a half at the Mabie of tseorge
Seehler. In lillwrd township, aad su oa alternately
Ihroaghoat the saasoa.
Dam oir-non ajtoPcBroaxB. Tae fonowiagi
the description aad pedbrree taken from the Eag
Ush Stad Book: Pksagh Bey tanda M head
hieh. ana mane aad tail, coed acta, and i a
beentifal dark browm. remarkably saert Ugs
isMssisslna immense Dower aaa nn
V rvtnmetry of form be is act eastlr arnaaad la
any country. M mt aerieeuy waaii asm na pro.
4 nimseu a sure aiai geuer.
He I undoabtedly
desrewded. a hi pedlrrae teetiBv. from ta Kest
and purest draught stock ta Eaa land. Tseng
Plonxh Boy by -Ptouca Boy. aad -oki Plough
Boy, '"-Heart af Oak' aad hi dam by 'Brown Ben.
late the property of Mr. Klx. of Alferton. Derby
shire. Heart af Oak' wa got by 'Joha Ball,' hue
the property of Mr. Lester, of Amberly. 'Jean
BuUrby -Old Leisters hire,' dam by - Victory.' L-cestenhn-e'
by Wild's U 'tune Lew,' that eee
ered at guiaeaa each mara. -Black Leg, by
OH DerbvAilre,' Derbyshire' by Mr. T. Cbs
weU's -Otd Tuta. of Wigtoft. LlawJashlr. A far
ther pedigree la unntesssnry. aa be wUIiiotan
asce himself to eompeteat judge aa a herseef
Ta.-laswrance, (la. to be pakJaJtooaa.
thamaremkaesra to hewfthfcaL Person part
ma with the mare before she as known to be with
(oat or tailing to attend regularly after the trst
service, far: est the 1 new ranee. Uuat aara will be
ta kra. but no eeeoaata.illty fcr accident.
. FI'HLES,
L. FF sTREI.
aprllS
PMIXISTRATOR-S XOTICE
f Uoyd Darwry. sate of Allegheny tm.
Letters of adinJnlstraUoa na tbe abeve i
having keen granted to the I
Kk. 4vm io taoae Indevited teK tomaxe
diate psiainl, and
thee smviagemiaa athtottt.
to orestnt them daly
oa Saturday, the nth da;
th day
ef August, at the hue
reskleno of laid derease1.
O EURO EG. W ALKEX,
- Attmmist rater.
juoc2S
Statement ef aeroonta of t ppar Tnrkeyfcet tp.
Sclkad district few the year ending June VI.
ItTX Tax rat mill n the eollar.
Td bal. en hand (ram but rear I MM
amount ef tax daaiknta Mw M
State approertatJon Ml M
ruwia
Paid te aloe tare her. Him
- for baildlng lie an
to treasurer aad out. T
to Secretary lur service
$ elT
XAODSKXEOEB.
junett
TSTRAY NOTICE.
On1 theWhof May. WX there axe
i ,a. tmm-mm mt the sabmrlhsr. h A
a.jmw rv-- . i
.mi ws veer 4d. Tae
wOl
pmaa eosae fcwward, nrovw m sporty nay the if,
aad take them away.
jancai W. L. HOBXJTZTXL. -
CKOQUET.
The best assortaMnt at the towest nrtraa. Oos4
set at H. Aa, M. Seat free mt expense ronmpt
; of order to nsanst Expraa Omea.
ROBERT S. SATIS k CTX.
I 1T Lrararrr rax-r,
I jonsra PITTS BTTBOK.
rav Tur
ku suet er
wrner
i)