The Somerset herald. (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, September 03, 1873, Image 3

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Srpterober 3, IO
NOTICE.
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0B1HD & 0HDESL3YS,
83 Excnange riace,
BALTIMORE, MD
,f,.T'v solicit lilttnil coiiidgnuH-nts
. i.i"'.
; B"t!cr
L. rTfimn f, mriircTirvc
iiul and long exerleiiee in
r trsl'-
two very large and cool eel-
ihe corner of Exchange
, fcrr of trade
k sale and send you promjit i
tive you i'rfet satis-
...fcnJthem lil-eral sUipmenis, l
j, icctfully. ic.,
W. S TEMPLK.
The Republicans of Soniersi-t
,.rtv will moot at the
f0ruT HOUSE.
vmtr:et.on Tm-slay evenino;
2th, 1873.
U-r will W in at-
.l spcS
O.aiAV.
t (. V.I.E,
J. KiMF.K.
Chair. Com.
yn-n-tarv.
,..:ELs, ,i,-u;tier
.n.i.r ure aiain.lant.
v,lv - h.i'h V-p' 'n'" r '
vjk ciiler vinegar at Pi' -Woa
news Fl'Viir i ''
:ieTi1.
& I
Ms.
see C
at t
Si lieerits' i
'li- irFK-eTU
V fruit of ail varieties at W. W
ms on.
4 fr ef eur farmers have
IpMican Meeting
k.:tl -"' oeera s. ! or iitani- ana iiome.
iM. f liov sens 111 liullalolor twice as
iis too "( corn.
ki huadred empty
ctl.V.tilieel'"'.
,t?T TWived at Da via A: Br
ul tobaeco Jt cigars
is uiaav overcouts were aeen on our : -".ie". .nm a pwu nine aimcijiaieu
rs Thursday and Friday last.
urt Cora, Corn Meal, and Feed alw ays
ui.'iaitue Grocery & Feed Store.
:n A.iwu County fair will lie held on
Jjri nuA 2.7th, ot September.
?iU a,' iViiiier (rood now ready at
1 FaiiEiw. Cook and Bcerits will
1 1.: ind corn fitr oats and potatoes, j
hi .liEBKiKs. as fine as
i tiie market in great
' (L
iru line of Button Gaiters Indies'
I tiid Children's, at H. (.'. Beerits'
-A. .re.
i I-UN File has treat.-d his house
iC.A tr.iWU lillt. It hel the p
-'-.r greatly.
1 LrkaiTs has the cheai-est ami
''"ik of Ka.ll and
' i to the public.
inter rood ever
irEuL droves uf fine catth: iias?el
'10TU our town last week on their way to
-u-ru market.
uk brick lavers eniuuH-ui-cd work on
' all II. ?isei's housf, on Main street,
I -Aiy nuinjioir Lut.
Tt learn thai the Rnm lilir. li
Uer Town.Jiin. w,Ul U de.li.atcJ
.jvvptcuitier 7th.
' w tliree tlumsand iiuti.ls f
'rai Nile Ieaiuer verv c lieari lur -.ili
(' PesT
Mux? Sur?.
ai !Mu:.iiiao' Hank t'uri a-li
--.i will rtct'ive mv. ttrt'e
" ' :ui;i. e.l imi Lan.l.
U.n
(Hall
I .'iajiiin. i,Lir.g U e-il "Hia Ui funk
". iu 4eue tlean it w ll, or ae
"i,o. ! u.mle fur liaff Ac.
'" f" .v.,1 l,t'uv. M. Kalir it. ( V..
'-'r!jri,l. .MJ , t Urne n(a k i.t'iiiiiu
-"-'in-: i Itinz if ull sizi-s. u'JT 4
M ' P.iium 1... t., - i
the
- .1 i - 11. Jll- IO I iuu
i of eits and Mires
H-: si Nilner f l-ir ..1.. .it e.nlio....l
!'
is., - j ispi, yiwn.
'"ei.;...! .
- 110 lu. 1 . .
Commission -1
- -.'liis iuq wore.
T V. TiTeTT.. 7, : .
" "Kt., nave jum receiv
elected istsak of
Utectia, Toljaco) and Ci
"fbnHiglit to Somerset
i 'lL'lfti.l . . ....
, . - . uiennon LiKi w eek. Uutl
; 'Aioe ;tewirt Sn d oliver
:vTM t-e added t the Board
'the WW Apaslemv.
tttu '"'"V..IWW'!. IT.-
' r Z t ",Ul1" W District, w ill
Tltt
! r7. '"" rl"re tl.e Agricult
Uurtday. S-ptember 20th
-re td, ,)ie Aerieultural
rfiVkg.that
w ere loaned
urned
A hint ls 111 via i.
He-pectfully,
t'ouw & Bef.uit.
' lb tS wUle Wheat Flour ia
EBT7' lwJ' oo hamls at
r'L-Tr.and will Ue
f Fl
DJ Pt of town.
wj.i... - . - '
llflMV mw...m.i
""(.lie,., o K- Crt.. the r..ie'r.
AllirJo Ml1 a'-ttlteit .,.,1 ! " 1
rwT11. Ot I I 'Jen.
fii ilwere iiddi
ra.B,i;r7' .auitu I erk-ss. an.
MUCK! MUCK!!
W. W. Davis &, Biso.,
Have f.r sale at their yard or delivered,
do,iv.i l.ii. k.
SiiKitiKr Knetpkr has pun based the
uIt part f the Ankeny lot from Fnxi.
A. Smi'li. Mr. Knepper intend to build
a iluWlinc Louse u il at do very distant
day.
iUiiM M spent $ 10,000 for advertX-dns in
St. ! "'uis ; purcbasia;; a w hole page ot the
j new -puperl, and bail rTeiitsainouutiii jto
f .o.ium. i he moral 1 l.rn i imt ps-rtni.nt
aOverii-iiisr pay.
SojiF.KSLT lis ltn prowing npiJly
since the fire. There are now one dozen
more houses in this town than ever before.
Sixteen of which have been built on lots
heretofore unoccupied.
Attention i called to the card of the
West India ldUh (.'.. in advertisin? col-
j unins; also tlie rail for Local Agents. It
I if the liest jiolish ever manufactured, and
will MI iu every iamily. N.-niI 2.j cents
(or sample and Jirei tions.
LovfcBs of "cheap" cliroiiicrt had a
chance to supply themselves on Saturday
i ow.t the two i.rinciiil !wnul-' lasl- '""V bclonaetl to an aent
i s.,u'U Nreet. the to prim H io ie i-;,,,,, AJranfe namet, Norru
and were seized and sold by the ShcrhT.
I As enterprkin; mos.piito, who shares
' our riNim, has had his bill sharpened, and
' lat nilit favored us with an entirely new
,lo all in the wer of a cd to 1. ' I won't go home till morning."
The Lebanon Standard says: u
Tuesilay morning, at the Hunker Hill
camp-meeting
just as services were to i
. .... the Jurymen may '. .Ei an 0lj LiJv. named Mrs. Manin nf ,
: Meyerstown, was stricken with ajioplexv
i and died.
We iiothv that the IV-ard of Trustees of
the Sniier t Academy, arc viimrou.K !
puiong tlie work ot repairing the A cade
my iiuiitiuig. All that is now needed to
complete it is a coat of paint and re paper
in' ot the walls.
I Ax exchange says: WhUkey is so
i scarce in Connellsville, Fayette." county,
! that a prominent physii iau "of that place
j sjiys a man came to him recently and
ouereii mm tinny iiullars t..ra prescription
for a single
pint.
"The hide trade is rcKrU;d dull iu the ;
West It will lie bri.-k in Pennsylvania, !
as the skinning season peaking political- I
ly is just lieginning." U'tttrhinan.
Ve. and the market will l.e o verst. cked :
witu liemocratic hides lietorc Ijii?. Clttir-
I field Journal.
j Tut tiin ling of Indian graves is a pastime
that ii now Ix ing indulged in the vicinity
of Ilollidaysburg. The laU grave disco:-
en-d contained only a few teeth of a noble
'iavtige, who passed in his checks and
joiirneveil to tlie happy butitin r rrounds
' many uiivous a to.
I have us.il Dr. Simmons' Liver Kegu-
! lator in my family for Dvpepsia and sick
j Headache, and regar.l it as an invaluable
I remedy in these attacks. It has not failed
to give relief in tiny instance.
; Kkv W. V. F.vsTti:i in.;.
i Fi"ri.l.i onfereii. e.
No man should deprive bis wile or family
of a good local puper. They do not -"
out from home to learn the news as does
the hiis!.and and father, and the paper
serves to relieve the otherwise lonely hours
of hi alscnce. It is the worst "possible
; economy to deprive the family of a gxl
commenced ' Wr-
tlCaCH.er . It was negle:ted tin the Premium T ist
;Truiir Boots, Shoes and Leather from ! of the A gricultural Society, distributed
t C aTiU , uirouguoiu me country, to place notes ei-
r i. .. r,-. i. ui ' plaining the capital letters A., s. J., Ac.
i.rij Oat and ik itutocs lor casli at , p. . 4 . . , ' .
a J-; 1 I used so frequently. A is intended fir a
tiJit:W. j years subscription to the Amerir.in Ajri
a i-rock. jars, t'itchers and jugs tor ! eiittrit. S. J., for Stork J0urn.1l, and
We learn that the memlH-rs of the Meth
wlist church t.f ISerlin, and members of
flour burn-Is for , the M-thodist Lurch of Smicrsct will hold ,
1 a litiski't picnic at 1 ott-rs t trove, halt-way
asiden- iJeriin an.l fyim.-rM-t 1 today,
' '. wetlnesdayj S-mpu-iula-r M A full turn
1 out of the uicuibcrs'ot both churfhes is ex-
. . I I 1 . 1
Oru citizens certainly had a sorrow ful
enough experience w ith firt; on the tub of
May lsT2, to have learned to take precau-
lions against a retieiiuon; but we are no
better supplied w ith fire apwrittus than we ;
were U lorethe tire and no move has tieen
made to pun base anv. We should have
l Bcrr,ie' fcijow Store, at low price. gome means of meeting aud fighting fire.
We noticed, while on a ride to the moun
tain, that the prosticcts for a lare ihesnut
icnp. hickory nuts, walnuts Scc, were
ever prew, I ;;,Kji vi dii-h will rejoice the hearts of the
abundance sm!lll Utyt. n k,. le delightetl the heart
j of ve haul, for in this he sees broken arms.
leg. and perh:is necks: making that
j w hich is now si-aree, local items, plenty. iu
the falls of these
saine small hovs while
in scan h of nut
We underst;ind that the Board .,f
Triistet of the Souierxt Antdemv, have
se tired the -ervin-s ot .Mr. II. L. Bs-rt as
priiH-ipa'. Mr. 11. is a graduate ot Har
vard, has had several years experience as
a teacher and comes lu re highly cudorsed.
We have no doulit that under his auspices
the Academy, which will oicn at the Ad-vcrtiss-d
time, willla- as successful as its
wartm st friends desire.
"" ,
; Xkw disuse auion Swine. Mr. ,:
I William Kloi.p. of Uniou touliip,
1 lii-rks eutiiity, lt three valtuMe lm-.'si !
i last week from a new arid sinpilar disease.
I The hoirs had l- n in exct-llent eonditinn. I
were well cared fur, and manifested no in- i
: dications of sickness. They were s iddenly j
. bC.t'-d w ith the disease, however, and after '
runniiii around m a circle for aluiut a
quat-lt r .f an hour f II over dead. j
"
! TitK Ari'. ultural Fair to lie held at this j more precti-d w ith lovely faces or our ears
; pl.tiT. on the S-lth, -''itli and it'ilh of this 1 saluted with jjlad son in Is that n'ed
: iiioiitii. proiuisi s to In- a irrand. sui-cess. ; from smiling li.
! Ureal inten-st has l-en already manifested -liow dear to our bear: when nrrt wo met,
by our imM ( int rpri-iu clli.-i.s in every ! nw iUOurlurt. whin laelwc parted -.
ii..i a. r ti. ,.,.,,..!.- ir .1... i
cis ie I.T ' 1 '.i Si llllJ ..ltlie i
proved la vorabl,-. there w ill dotildless lie I
i ...... i ... i . i
several tinnisaiin iopie in uiienaance
1 he l-fiildin-.' cotnmittep have Un as busy
ks Ls-i s, and the work of buiMin ami n
pairing i- advam inir rapidly.
Thk
Sn ii ly
iiinrierw of our Agricultural
have made and are makin; strenu
ous Ptlort to Itave a irmnd Fair this fall.
ever i , . . .,,.. . , . i . i . i
. iiii: i. .i ii.ii.iiiici'?ii oiiiii-, iiaeei liao,
' but in older to Miccessleil the farmers and
slock growers, and ull interested, must turn
Waiting in rt irurd to the hotel ' H,V' !,nn ' l" "1,r ,tl"'
onSurdKvcvt uinv'last. result . h'.! '' " train vfci .lc. fnt- rind
-aripoictn.eut or a .-.Miimittt e to -i'" products nf all tm.W and khow that
c,scWrpU(4i. the i.ple of Nmiersct County are not
t j devoid of euterj.rise or public spirit.
BiVIll aiiarsnUilUmnmiS
tiie Union S:hool House. An Vl n nl,J' lri,'n'1- ('- V8"'. '
stt:r.ine a hay and lour recita- "UIte uat"rtunte n alurday mirht last
-?wj w,H he built ! in hin2 hu jaicket lKiok and conU'iitg. It
, ' ! apjiearj that Mr. Lint was offered some
iw hri.i..- :.. .. I nioncv bv a creilitor. nnd tt.fir rvehantrinir
-''t.r u ucing erecxcii over tue , . j -j -. 7 , , . 7,1
of Coiei crtk on the Stnm- i tl,e n"''' 'M l-ndered hun. walked
away, loreum an n.ixiui uts waiiei iving
on tiie counter, ia M. 1). Miller & ('s.
"tore. A great BiAny ptuplc were jmssinjr
in and out, and w hen he dis-overed his
Iohm no trace ot tlie missing hook could be
found. Much sympathy for Mr. Lint and
execration for the contemptible sneak thief
YulUy Irulifendeht.
A Mlt. Pai.mkh, of Lii.nier, is respon-
i-ible for the following story nd.tting how a i
pullet iKH-anic a foster mother. If it is in-
correi t ia any essential particular that pen-
President ; t't'niaa is the party from wIkmii an explana
tion must he demanded
One day last week, w hile Mr. Ambrose,
of this place, was iusH-cliiii his poultry,
he found a brood of young chickens whose
mother from aome cause had died on the
neat. The juveniles were immediately
placed in a liol, and conveyed to a rtaun
for further attendance, which attracted the
attention of a small pnllet, seven or eiirht
weeks old, and bMichcd her tender
"chicken heart" with maternal sympathy
for their helpless condition, or iullated her
youn breast with the noble ambition of
becoming a youthful mother and benefac
tor, that she deliberately hopjied up ujion
and a friend to the unfortunate;"
"""va ftoji E r. t n ,. i HsO Kep. WIKCU aUgt-IV HiUI ue poom ui tun iuu mm inn ui uuiiisi miuiiu k y ;
il ( "ii Llield T'ni i i s" tue . n'l pread her win orer the was not to 1 awakened by a voice en-
In M J.iL , L ireft little ( hic ks; all plainly indicating j feebled by fear. Next he tied to Mr.
Tr o. v, , '"reeli township, i ttMl iL . . , ,(lf i,-, u, the moth- HarkleVs ftulsoritlv pasninj around old
"ly invi.i .!v. ''bl". and what appears tmire atran-re. she is the !
" " atiena. . .im.i t. . .r . " i : I i
I m ; niiwiiesi oa tier uiaiiy BISierS, IWl pjes hiub j
f j. "titif of ,1 n i vo mis was never itnow n toeuter the room,
(kjj u .. ' '"I'M of Directors rhe now Ciithfully fulfils all the duties of a
mother, in providing for and protecting !
her ailopted family of eight little thirpers,
to whom she appears y really attached.
Is there not a grand lesson of benevo
lefice to be learned from this pleasing in
cideul ?
, Tub lWrd of S1iW Directors of Con-1
iiiiaugii lownsuip, wu-n to employ rour (4) i
teachers for a term of five months. Wages, !
male f'.U, female f :W per month. An ex-,
niination will fl- t.l t T.inwnS-1innl i
House on the twenty-siith (2th) day oft
. "
September, conn.encin? at lOoelock m. I
liF.O.
S hradeu, bet-retary.
C'onrtiMUgh townsliip,
Cambria coonty.
P. (). Johnstown.
sop 3 3U
Fatal AcriDEST. On Saturday last, a
very serious accident occurred near Stoys-
town
Mr. Ardav, a drover, was driving j
some cattle along tuc old uetttoN and
Greenslmrgpike, when some of the cattle
ran down a narrow lane. Mr. Arday start
ed in pursuit, and attempted to pasa stone
pile, when he was thrown from his horse,
breaking his neck, and died instantly. Mr.
Arday was a man of 70 or 77 years of age,
and had been driving cattle over thin road
for 40 years past.
We notice tliat the Heuald .Ehosacts
are making another balloon. This balloon
in appearance, is one of the finest we have
yet seen of the kind. It is of immense
size, measuring fifteen lcet in diameter,
and it will be a grand sight to witness irs
ascension, and watch it until it diminishes
to the smallest star. It will carry twice
the weight of a man, an 1 the Professors
will undoubtedly take a trip across the At
lantic, perhaps not so far. This large and
elegant balloon will be sent up one of the
evenings of the Agricultural Fair, if the
weather permits.
The time is approaching '.vhen sports
men will prepare to take the field in the
annual crusade aL'ain-t the birds. The
laws of Pennsylvania are now very
stringent in reiard to birds, and especially
tlie
insectivorous kinds, and these laws
should lw
enforced. It is for the fanners
to say whether they w ill protect their little
feathered triends, "or whether they will
permit them to I shot as usual. They
lliTe ",u 'w anJ humanity to bac k them
against these bird murderers, and it w ill lie
to their shame, as it will be to their loss, if
they Ciil to drive off every invader of their
premises w ho carries a gun.
We clip the following item in-m the
CumlH-rland Daily A'ir:
tu Thuasilay morning lat the Unly of a
man terribly mangled by having been run
over by the cars was found on the railroad
track near IJrook Tunnel, half a mile west
of Confluence, on the Pittsburgh and Con
nellsville Itailroad. Investigation showed
the tndy to lie that of James P. Mitchell, a
carpenter in the employ ot the railroad
coinjany. It is supnsecl that he was
kilhil by the express train on the previous
night, Imt in what manner L nH known.
' he remains were vi-sterJay taken to
; r'lleiiboro. West Virginia,
; triends of the deceasi-d reside.
where the
, Dki.Ici.iI S CfsTARD Cawe. Take two
I cups sugar '.powdered is IhsI 1, one half cup
1 butter, one cup milk, two cgi.-. yolks and
whites lienten separately, mix togellu r;
flavor with lemon or vanilla; add two and
'. one ball cuj s sifted flour having in it one
: nietisi'.re lianner Ilikin-; Powder; hake in
four jelly cake pans.
j t'-r the CunUtrd. Take two cups ol
milk; when it Niils add two heaping table
spoonfuls corn sturcli. two egg, well
lM-iten, onc-hnlf cup white sugar; flavor
with same s in cake, put the cuMard In'
tHeen the layers of the cake while both
are warm.
Each can of the lianner llakiic; Powder
contains a small measure, to be used even
full, according, to printed directions. If:
you cannot obtain this really valuable arti
. cle from your grmt r. send twenty-live
cent a lrv mail, address.I to H:inner Hiking
Powder, P. . I,ock Po.v, 3IT. Pittsburgh.
' Pa., and you will receive, jsistagc iid. a
Utiarter iound package, together with a
I list of fitly valuable Recipes.
lIovsEHoi.ii Woitii. The Bronklvn '.1
gle discourses upon the subjiH't of house
hold work, which has enirrowsed the alien
tion of -domestic philosophers Ct a
vetir 1
past, very al ly thus :
"Why should woman lie t 'proud' to
perform household labor? Why should she
not like to work a a servant, if the work
be easy and in a comfortable home?
The
1111 'stioii mav be variouslv an-uereib Imt 1
tt .. i'.t; o . t..
' tlvl I . IMI aw mr ill.- til'. Oinnu 1 I IT" htl LUdt
women who wight do worae shrink from '
sut h a household petition. Thousands of
Xew England young ladies" would accept
as an insult an invitation to enter domes
tic service, vet crowd the factories, where
employ meiit u not so safe, pleasant or proti
taMe, and where in no just sense is it more
respectable.' Hence, poorly paid, un
wholesome, unhappy operatives, who
might lie healthv, happv, valued memliers 1
ol families whose houorulile service ought
to involve no disgrace. Hence, also, liad
servants, w ho are not slow to amuse the
absurd 'independence' which charactcrizi-s
the age. It is, lierhaps. not worth while
to ipiarn-1 with the facts. Imt they are tin
questionable fads."
O-nununii-attsl.
1'iiMSA, I'a , August 30, 1"?7:1.
Kditoh Hi.rt M.ti You as well as the
numerous readers of your Jpcr, no doubt,
have came to the conclusion that I'rsina
exlstt to live no more, or that her old cor-
restijdeiiis Hit to exist no longer
but ll 1
such ideas have popped into your iles.fos
ter them 110 longer, as I'rsina lives to em
brace us and we still live to honor and re
sjni t her. SunelHuly said that I'rsina was
dead. No that fellow, lie he white or
black, rich or MKir. preacher, teat her, mer
chant, tailor or larmer, I would say in tlie
language of an eloquent man (J. Billing's)
that he was a "phool," which is equivalent
to a know nothiii?. ir in plain Lnulisli,
person who don't know anything. "
We are alive! I repeat it, we ure alire.'
and if any iM'ntin would just tot here for
a lew da"y at the B-nliird House they
would establish my ajsertion.
We have lost one familiar countenance.
The place that knew ihe object ouii now
know the same hv the name which it bore.
Willi Iniwed heads aud tearless eyes we de
tilomthe loss of the 'millinery shop."
Purely our Iocs is irrcat for our eves are no
, fj I r 1 ,f .1 II
. - v" B !
:u1:il'. so I must i-liiMs without savin" 9i
, ' ,. , .. . ? I
w ill put the
" , ' " "
other oft till next week.
Yours, in rood humor.
No
..r the Hckald.
A Bcmarkalile lairlalrat.
A It even in r) since a citizen 'if l'p4-r
Turkey laaot .Towoship, living on the clay
pike near the Middl.-crei k line, was on lit
return home from New Lexington in coin
pany with a l.y from the same ueighUir
inaal. It was neariii'' the hour of Miduiht
and the good ieople alon the way were
all wrapped in the arms of morpheas, en
joying sweet rest from the htlrs of the
ia.-.t day. itr hero though naturally some
what licrrous w:u f.-elinj a degree of
security, for on cither aide of the road over
which he traveled were well cultivated
farms, w here herds of sheep and cat tie. triad
to lie rid of the annoyances of the Ilitrs.
with which they suffered duriu; the day,
were quietly feeding in the pale siarliirht.
The presence of the lad who journeyed
with him did much to keep up his courage,
hut alas how many have learned from s:td
experience, how" suddenly misfortune
come upon its victims and wiih what as
tonishinir rupidity men's prtwiects change
so that the happy and the prosperous ol to
dav mav be the downcast and sorrowful of
to morrow, so it was with our hero, tin the
i eveiiinz lu (mention, hverv thins; imsseti
pleasantly until he reached a point a few
hundred vards west ot the residence of
t'hauwy Cramer where Horror! Horror! an
object ot fiercest liKik, with flaming eyes
and jrratina; teeth presented itself in full
view otl the rood. hir hero although not
being a hunter but a wood butcher at once
recognized in the object lfore him a liear
of hue dimensions, and took to flight,
while the loy who traveled w ith him was
left to keep the furious lieast at hay. With
all possible haste he fled on his way, nor
slackened his jiace until he reached the
house of Mr. Cramer where he hallooed
most vigorously lor hi lp hut could not be
heard, lor Chrrtincy had stxl all day hy
the anvil ninkinir it rin? w ith his honest
Bruin aud avoiding his htiire claws. But
unfortunately Mr. Carkley was not at ;
t. ii,. LuFma .lmvi ill. L,r wlm
uiillli . 1 u uic o ,.. w, -- i
was leu w waicu iuu uiovcuieuia oi iuc
monster, feeling that perhaps the old
adaj;e should be reversed and that valor
was the better Dart of discretion, made
charge on old Bruin and discovered a htitre
stump on which some one had thrown his
coat, (narjienter look out for stumps.)
li-ili-a liena.
SeveraIluililinirs:irebeinxorirti',im"ii
ncm one gne i,, wilK-n"w ill 1 e cmpl 7
tc.j i,v i.riunin" of - iufr
"
I tin rirniiin.ra :tr( in:tti cml uhiii.r r,t.
""V" UMIU f , 1 , i !
i Woul I suppofe; but gome on m-pjires
j what on earth is a fellow to do wlr lr no
j pates to swing on? why hanj on th'. triu
i doit-till; as some do. My a-'vlce t- ull
'young persons is, don't swing on ".rites a
. something , very serious someiimes aiises
'l'"??, . rs "s
ioi; they Jnust have lieen angry with each
other for sriw tiietu i.'.'sea h other ncieril
times. 1
Fur tlie IIiCALn.
1'onnd iril.
r:orge V'. Anderson K.., t.f rriina,
P. W. & 5. It. It. held sn inipiest on Tiioday
25th Aug. at tl.e west end of lirm.ks
Tunnel, on the IhkIv of J.uiks M ir-h.iil
Mitchell, whose dead bxly was tiM.nd on
the track by the only witness, sworn before,
the ImjUest. The billowing names of
persons composed the .fury. J.ini-s Cox,
foreman. Joseph P. Miller, Lewis Gross
man, Henry Zimmerman, Culys Cishlen,
Wm. MoncrieC Michael Donley swore
to finding the boily bctwccii 4 and 3 o'clock
a. m. and the poriliou. Dr. II. S. Uevens
ot I'rsina, lnaile the neecessaiy cxaminalioii
in presence of the Jury, and the following
verdict was rendered unaniinoudv.
That deeetised came to -his death by being
struct by the 1'iliit ot eitiier the Lantern
bound express or through Freight, while
sleeping on the trick on llie night of t! c
23th August 1T.
Smie excitement W:v; .iussl by inci'r
that the deceased had met vvith foul play.
Not tlie slightest foundation lor llie suspi
cion was discovered. The man was a
nitiveof W. V. !.nd was engaged in Car
ieiiter work in tiie Timuei.
A VAI.r.Vl.LE Wintu on tiik V.'kt.
"The I'ndcveioprd West: t.r. Five w :t -s
in the territories." Ileing a .Complete
History of that vast region between tin
Mississippi and the Pai ilie; it ' Re,ilrf.,.Mi
Climate, Inhabitanls, NaUtral Curisiiii-st
etc., with Lite and Adventure on Prairies.
Mountains, and the Pacit'c l'out. I!y J.
II. lieadle, Western Correspondent of the
Cincinnati Ccniniercial. and Autleir of
"Life in Utah." etc.. Published by the
National Publishing Co., of Philadelphia.'
Mr. lb adle. spent five years in 'he (ireat
West, for the especial purpose of exploi ing
the country. Setting out on foot, he tra
versed the States of Imva, Minne'ta.
Nebraska, Kansas nnd Texas, as well as
Dakota and the Indian Territory: visitin '
! in tierson all that was worth sceim?: exam-
iiiinglhe l.iuvls, living and conversing with
the ieople. and gaining for himelf a find
of infonnatioi, based ni-m his iiwu obser
vations and ilisi'o'. elies, more extensive
I than 'me mati in a uullioii can obtain.
The liook is full of information and
I I'm I of the greatest iuiit nit e. such us
! could i obtained only by going a!b r them
j as Ibis indefatigable cxploier did.
I Thesi' m w Stales and Territories coi;-
tain inii'iiiparahly the graiidest scenery in
the world, and some of the richest resoiir
jcesof the American continent. Probably
no other man has ever journeyed so ex
teiisively among them as Mr. I'.eadlc
certainly 110 one j coin leiit to describe
w bat he has seen.
It is emphatically the sti-t bimk of
the day, and cunicil fiil in uttaiuin ai, im
Imrlisi' circulation. We heartily leciuii
loend it to our readers.
It is comprised in one large mtavo
volume of S-.':l pages, and illustrated wiih
'Jlo line engravings t.f the s em ry. Ian.' -,
mines, jieople and cur:o!ries of the Cre.it
West, and a new map i t the n gi.1,1 di
trilx-d.
The book is
and the publide'
-old by su!isciiitiiiii i.nly.
rs want agent-- in every
county.
Far tae IIekai.d.
LAranivllle Harvest Ilame.
1eai: Heuai.d: It mav inti-rest s-itne
'f your readers to learn how thin-s are
done at l-avansville, in honor ot tiie rrov 1
tlence, who has blessed us with a boi!n;;f,;l
harvest.
The Lavanville S;::i.!ar Sc!no'. headed
by its ctbeieut S'ipfrintendeni. Mr. J.tcob
CoMiitrvinan. and the lUiihful ten hers an 1
f-o i '.-mrers 111 me goo i ca-; ;e. n-so,
tmrers 111 the good ca'
. 11 f t T
fe' "P "r ' """i - -,s"
s to aiMiroiirtaici. :inn inti.iit iv reii.n-r
praise to Gixl for his
:iH)diiess:md 111. n it'id
providence. .
In accordance with the go
Bakersville Sunday School,
Churih Suiiil.iy S-I100I, and
Sunday S-hool of Soisierset.
si n-sidve, the
the Samuel's
the Lutheran
were invited
to meet at Lavnnsv illc, 11 Aug-i-t U-Jd. to
participate in the excrcisis. On tlie morn
i ins ot the Hid, the Suiierintende.nt. teach
er, scholars and many citizens of the to-. n
and country met at the Kvan. Lutlier.ui
Church, Lavansvi'de. The religious exer
cises were opened by itcv. j. Earhart by
ri-adinan appropriate passage of scripture
and aildresiiig the assembly on the iniir
umce of praise and gratitude to Hod for
his mercies and goodness. After the sing
ing of an appropriate hymn, led by Mrs.
Baker of Lavansville. the children led by
their teachers, pncecdetl by their parenfs
and spectators, marched to a beautiful
grove liciv.een L.tvansviile und Samuel's
Clinrell. SiMitl :i laroe Isll.le u r:s lieoie.t
.villi 'ill a!,iili.l..,iiee i.l lolill.. s ..ml in tie, I
elegant manner known o we!) to the l.i
dies of Lavalisville and vicinity. A bh s
ing licing invoked by the I'astorof the la!
vausv il'.e charge, till did jiistiec to tiie rich
repast. Iliiitn r over, the people to tin
iiiiuibvr of four or rive hundred surround
ed the stand and were addressed by Kcv.
I. Earhart. After the address many of
the young regaled themselves w ith sweet
music, led by Mr. Wesley Adams. The
day was passed quietly and we trust to the
pleas-ire and protit of all concenied.
SriXTATiHt.
! K or the IlkE.M.ti.
I la lh Ijawr
llea.l t eller.
The utility and ciTieai y of a law it t.it
ute is in its enforcement. No law, however
complete or jicrfect. is ahht of it Vtf t jtu'
coiiiplUU its intendeil end. It must lie en
forced by those whose duty ii is to en.'orce
it. This is evident to every intrilirenr
mind. Now the assertion ii maile that the
re-al of the Llceii; law, nnd the n,!,i)
tiou of the Local Option bill has prove.1 in
I be ioeiHi i. nt, and that as much, if not
itu.rt: li.pMr U sold now than U-fore
. "... . . . :.
the
the
election, is tli.. soT or is it ne re talk
iiimgiualioii or f s.lerrvtion of those who
are smuewhat interested? Is it not mere I
talk for future effect?
The best evidence tha! a tiling is so is
that it conn s within llie limit:; oi iia ti's
ow n eieri. m e, and until we see this :,s.
s.-rtii.u lo Irf true with our own .yes, or
hear that it is so Irolu cool mi l reliable j
source a source lictter than that al!'.rd--d
Iry those w ho do not srrupl" ti Irailic iu'
Hint which they know results in evil and
that continually leads thousand.; away to
present an-l eternal ruin. ..r the mere sake
ot gain, we will not In lieve it. ;
We have talked with irood and iu:l, ini
tial citizens (4' the cimnty. m. n uf iimpics '.
tinned integrity, and have foi.nd their ex-
iierirnce invariablv t ours, that since!
the repeal of the Jicensi: law there is much ; thr.w away their crntehe, tha lame walk. poli4i
iinprovement for the betU-r; li ssyoutig men ) ons l-i:es ure rendered Larniless, and the wounded
walking Irom a UJlillilght carouse retard I are heal.-d witli..uta scar. It ia no bmnlHUf. The
less of w hich Clul is Upici lit.isl. I.essj pro- i rii-lyv is pnldishe-t aruond each bottle. It If sell
fault beard, and more dec. m y s. en in the f i-r as n article ever la-r.ire sold, and it sells be-tn-eU
of our towns ami vilfcize.i. U e do j cause It does just what It preten.la to do. Those
not pretend lo deny but that there is li.j . tvi, . r...w cutter tn.ru rheumatism, pln or swelling
Uoriold.and that to. ill violation of the j il. s. rv Ui sutler if they will not ns Centaur Lin
law, !ut whether the evil is so extensive as ; imen'. More than 1,000 eerUlicatea of remarkable
alletlgvd there is pixjil rea to doubt, nay j cures, lncludinir froiea liiutia. chronic rheumatism,
todeuy." Cut allow the assertion t be -.ut. running tum.s, Iu., hare Veen received. W
true, where lays the blame? Iu the law or j will n.l a circular enntainlnir eertifkuWs, the
in the people t Let ii see : If the law U a ; ri-. ii. ., gratis, to any hoc reiuratin it. One
lailure it is owing. 1st, to some inherent
quality which makes it ineiuvtual, or 2d.
to its non enlorcement, or I.M, circ'.iiustaii
ces over w hich t!iu Lt .v has mi jurisdiction
or control tends to make il ineffectual. !
it in the first? then the fault is in tin; hnv;
bul this cannot be, tor if I understand it j
rightly, it prohibits the sale of liijuor iu
in any way, shape or form, except a very
limited way by the druggists; an 1 if lipj
uor is sold in anv other way, it is sold in
violation of the law. In this case the fault
is with the (leople. II it is ow in to the
... i c...i. i :., . - i .
sccomi, ine la.m is wtui tne p.p,c aim not ; coiupl ilnts. viz: ('rami In ' Uml ami Stoiu
w llh the law, for as I have said, the UtilitV j aeh. Paiu in tne Stomach. llowcht.orSlde. Hheum
and elllcacv of a law Ls in its tnfon': inent. ' a'ifm " ionns hilliouaCollc, Neuralgia.
o-i, . 1 . . . .... , t , Cliiilera. Iivaenterv. ( 'olds, t resh wonrnls. Burns,
Where a law I not Strictly cnlorced, it 13 s .re rhrnu,. spinal Complaints. Sprain and
more or less iiieffectual. No one will con-1 Krai..-. Chilis aud fever. Vor Internal and tx
tend for a moment that liecause the law t,'r"Hl nw- , . ,v .
. n , . . i . Ita oticratlon Is not only to relieve ths patient,
Which prohlblls murder LS III a degree III- I hutentinly removes the cause nf the complaint
effectual iu New ork, London, 1'aris and! It -i.etratea aud ierralea the while ayateni. re
else where, that the fault is in the law aud j 'ti.ni5he7"Kllf lu'U"n " tM,rt' n', 'ait'k"
should therefore be repealed, and a license j nT" H,"us!'nol'd p3nas-c la jmrcW Veyetable ami
law for murder lie instituted ia its place, I Ail H-aim.
tint I itln.rn-tiui tin if ft... .1 1.1 1 If l'r.-luiretl tir
" ..i.. " -i ins. ti.si i.kvs na.ii.iii s , ii ;
ossible, made more stringent, and its en
r.im.iiinnl l.nnl.l 1 ...e.. -:.l vci...
- k uxuuu, i sii., v i nijii-u. n ii
a.., icierence in ine sine oi tuai
which robs the widow and orphan, drowns
the senses and ruins the soul, which causes '
more evil to the Beneral good of stH-iety,
than murder has or ever w ill. But it is
owing to circumstances over which the
I . ii...l I'l... r .i u ; . .
' a "e tauii tueu is not j
ill ine inn. rvmeisci ctHillty rs -llOllflileil
' on the north and south by counties that
: permit tlie sale of litnor, and many whoi
! :in n,,t oblain it here,- an just step across j
i l''e border nnd pet it there. There may lc
f..,c I..,. - .,..i m.i. ...
" v.. . .. ..i i 1 ""li'l
llu-ir passions anil uppelites, who will take
:m ndvautai;? of this source of supply.
! I.'iU all lovers of truth, virtue and good
; order are in hope as time pasw-x, that this
: e!a-s vr ill lnvnmc more and more leaiiti fully
less. That which tends to give great value
to Him law is mat temptation H remove.! to
' a creat extent from the rising feneration
oi ' i. .en.- men who will take our nlm in
oi oun me.i who win uae our place in
l coming years. Let us not tease to wac
' an unrelenting war again that that has
j only inixery. lunacy, and eternal ruin to
commend iu Ijve and justic to the
w idow and orjihan demands it. Our chil
, dren demand it. Good government de -
imamhit. ;),1 demands it at our hands,
An Obseuvkk.
Sloyslown, I'a.
z of,., KcyJEfflMttEi ail Flnting; MacMnes.
v, near Meyer 8 Milb ' -It Is in;niij in.l ninct ihr wjnti ..( i t.
J. .1. IIoRMTZKM.
s'one Fire ("lav woik
Mr. Peal! of Friwtbtirg, MJ.. and several
other gentlemen were' in ISedford ou 1
Monday and Tuesday last for the purchase :
ot the necessary land at I5ridgeort for the j
purpose of erecting and operating a fire1
brick establishment, which when coinple- tansewuij uwchiiio. n. b ti-i uciomiru i.ie
ted will be one of the largest esUblish- "SfiSi'Z
llient it the klllil in the country. It j quirlm? Jm lime mi.. I n. cpeti-ntii part tlx x
nirords us a great deal of pleasure to an-1 Vvr"e- No liy's ii t im inpii-ie with-mt
nounee that all the necessary arrangements i !h. i".w!1 l!'uVr?,r.1 c,riuUr B.nJ fuU
have been made satnfactorily, and we
liiiirtit.- V1.-1.I1 win ii tl..on irnnll..ni..n .
(,)Ilntv. yr. 11 vM u, 1 sll()rt viflit M
: TuesJay morning la.-t, from whom we
V '"..v;".'"1"-":' Vnurj?
1 .; flll l.l 1.1 ! UlllllClUU I .,111. 1 .
thi.t t I.. tl...t r-U ..,.1 .1
-". ..-i-iai luij an.laiKlT iurL-iaar:inresl fur t'"! N. Cuuulit.
, trying to negotiate for a piece of ground, ; t'atarrti. Aiilnua. Hrunehlils. Spiulni; Mluwl.t'un.
but th;:t they couldn't See the exhorbitant ! 9ualP,','n 1,n 1 "u I'ului.itiary t'oiui.htitita. sierul
prit es asked lor land, (at the rate of f ,0OU ; t .holera-iu..iw. j la an lull liran.i LowVl
per acre) anil. so they turned their attention ! '-ouiiiluint. Ki.luey iii--as na.l all uti'ectiiHi ul
to lledlold County and are very inuch i lh" Urinal triiispfrfm:tly liatoilesfr lnm
Pleased with the reception they met and WZXL yr
the arrangements they have made. Full pani ulara wi:li me linl tcntitn-jiiT anl err-
.... I ineaie.Dtwi ai..li.-jtl Hi. A 1 tn -s I. f'. H DE
I it r. si 1 1. ii.fl .. VjU S. vn;a avenue. N-w Vnrli.
.selectetl for the works is certainly very de
sirable. It is on the John Willielm tract,
owned by the estate of Peter Mr-ret-i .h.V.I
in connect on w th severttl gentlemen in
i, i,. ., i i Ci. ' i
liedlord and in 1 Ittsburgll. It is situated
a little south o the Y
nriilge-Hirt railroad and on the line of the j
I . . V Ji. It. It. U hen the proposal
ciiauge on me 1. iV is. li. II. Extension is i
m a.!i, their main building will open on !
the east on the I). & II., and on the w est on j
the P. W. w'c li. thus giving them the ad- !
vantage of xiiiipetitinn on freights and j
allow ing them to luad their gols on the I
cars ot either road with the least possible
rsvst ul let nil!! n r in tt.m ttf mi ani.11 .m
--- . - .. ............ , .... . . t ... .-. .... r-iujtt L' ill - j
sideration in a large manufacturing cstab-
bshineiit. i
Till". i:i tl.il.(.s i
will coin t iris." n ilrv house Mil r 1V1 A '
a. II coin pns. fill ry lioilsi Wl X 1 I) ... Ml ,
engine liotise -JO o-O It. and tour kilns each
of Which will cent aliout 3.t)0. The ;
works will employ from riflv to one hun-
tired hands and the amount of money nee- ,
is,:irj- to t-irry on the esUtMishment will
average live thousand dollars ix-r month.
The comjeinv promse to turn out tnm !
IO.iksi to -jo, lint) hi i, k per day. The lirst !
ground was broken on Wednesday hist. I
and Mr. H. it, forms us that all the build
ings arj tolic erected and every thing to lie
in runningorder
IN' M.NETV IIVTS.
This will give a new imiietus to the al
ready !'o::rid.i!ig mid last growing village
of New llridgciKirt. as it will require the
erect a in of a nunilier of new buildings at
lin e, to ai commodate the increase of mp.
idatioii. which will follow the oiiening ol
the works. This place has grown more
r.ipidiy perhaps, within the last three years
than any other town along the line of It.
it li. U. 1.'. and we have no doubt that in
the course of another yar or two it will
have grown to be a Uirough nf considera
able In ile.
THE FIRE LAV
from which the brick are to be made is
found at Williams Station, a point on the
I. W. B. It. II. aliout three miles north of
Bridg. ta.rt and lies partly in this county
and p rtly in Simerset county. It abounds
in vi ; large quantities and Is of a tine
ualit . i'iOy tons of clay per day are
li'.YV 1 lined niid shipped to "the Hobfitzell
Met - tnrSrhd'-wo;!
::re oitetted.
more tiici.rtw ice tUat amount
will be mine
I daily.
iai(kii:i.
K BUY i Eli lilt n.f 1 1 Ml heTrew
deuce of .Mrs. Bulina Bnigh. August 14th,
Mr. ih-nry Kretiger, of MilfortL to Mrs.
Ktilina Briigh. of Sunerset.
I'ATTi N" IX iXALD. At the Suuer
set House. August llth, Mr. David W.
l'ation t,, Miss Mary A. Ionald, both of
( or.:hie!H e.
SHAl'LIS tlAROXErj. At the r.-si-
dei.ee of Mrs. Elia Hetlley, Mr. Oliver;
Shaulis to Miss Lizzie (iarilner, iaith of
rs'lllelsei io-aiis:iqi.
mi'ii.
DAVIS )n Fri.liiy, At:;;. M.
M ir jan t, itilant tluuliti-r ot A. V.
I". J :iv i-, ai il G vct k.
& M.
-In Mii tou n
(!:iilriiliT id'
un the 'J'iul
.Inti:ltli:tll nii'l
.. .1,--i. ,
M.srv tiii!:n, tiL'eii i) iiniiitli" nntl tbvi.
"Tin- I.i.nl si.ivc. hihI tiie lml liatli t;t
ki ti :ttv:iv; liles-.l be tin- iiuin,- n!" tlie
I.',rd." '
Vrrt.ns nebilily.
Willi Its tm my atti mfants, low sj.irits. depres-U-n.
ixiviiluntary eiuissrotis. Kts of emen. avruia
torrhiea. I.ws ol power, dizzy hca.1. loss ot memo,
rv. and threuteiied iuifsKence and imheellity. find
a sovereign cure in Humphrey a' Houieoiathic
Ss.itle No. Twenty-KiicliL i'omieed of the
itiwst TiiiiMhte mild' and Mitent I'unitirea, they
strike at onee at tiiensit ol the mutter, tone up the
y."tein. arrest the illsi-hares. and Impart vigor
.in. I enerzy. lile and vitality to the entire man.
I hey have eured thousuniisof raae. Price, "pi rier
p:ti'W:ize ol hve tioxes and a larite t- riaL. which ia
very iuijM.riant In olsiiu:ite or old caaea. or tl per
sioifie ln.'X. Soid hr all liruziflsta. and Bent he
in ul on psi-ipt ot pr"i'-e. Addresa Ht'MPHKKY'S
M' Kt 'I Kit ' lii M W iP ATUIC M K1HCI.N t 1 )..
i-t1- Hr.i:l.Iw3V. ew York. nov. IX
-Kor sjie hy K it. .Vlarshall, Somaraet, Pa,
( hiltirou oflcii look I'ule anil
Silk
1:1 u" ol ! r cause than having worms iu the i
iii-n-h.
Itlin'.VNS VKKMlrVOECIiMFITS j
Rill iSe-itr-iy Wonns wiihout Injury tothechild.
Iieinir p.-riii tly V It IT an I Iree irmu all color
ing or other Ininrious Inure licnts usually . useil
in isorai pvp:i rations.
TKI'ISa Bli'OIVV Proprietors.
X'i. Hii I'ulton Si reel. New York.
s.il 1 hy brn.miitt and I'hemutt. and Vtmtm in
Mrdlt lies tt I H tVTI Kl T( I'LITi A Box.
I ratanr Liwimiriat.
Th r - I no pain w.d. h the t'. nlaur IJniiu. nt
n ill i:-'t n-lii ve. no swelling il will not nuhdue, and
no Uin. nes whi.-h It will not cure. Thia ia rtronir
l.iiiau:.?i', but It la Irnc Where the parts are not
'4-ne. its ettectj are m.-irvcloua. It Uaa produced
ui. re eur. s oi rheumatism. ncurala;ia. lock jaw,
pal.y, sprains, swelllims. eaked-breastc, acahla.
l urtis. snlt rbcutn, ear-ache, &c, upon the human
Ir.uiie. an t ol rtraiu-s, spavin, rails, fee., upon an
iiiLits in one year than have all other pretended
remedies, since the world began. It la a counter
irritant, tin all healinir tain reliever. Cripples
liottic of the yellow wrapier Centaur Liniment is
worth one hundred dollars for spavined or rwecnicd
hr.-cs and mules, or for screw Worm In ahecp.
St.s-k owners this liniment la w irth your atten
tion. No family should t without Coutuur Unl
ini'nt. I'l ice. 'oc a l.ttle; large bottles Jl 00.
J. H. kOSE.C( .,
Z3 llrouilway. New York.
Tlie IIoiiHs'Iiolfl I'nnneen,
AN'U
Family I.iuiuiout
is ine ih-si rcme.iv in tne wori.i lor ine loiiowins
. .,.
No. 215 Fulton Street,
'or sa'e by all druatsta.
New York.
July
Castoiua is mora than a aubatltute for Castor
fill Tt I. It. .itw V avtli'ls. Es.ililMMohl.1.
if ' to miui. the foui rctrulate tu bow-
contains- neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
veasaBt ti taka.
Children need not cry
and tnathcr may rest. aprilZ
Thirty Years' T?xperi?i:re of!
an lu iire.
Hn. Wladnlsw's Xooltalnr My rap l,
t!" pr -script i.i ot ono ( the i-.t Female pi.;.mi.
" ! Nurses. In the I nilH States, rni-t hi
lon n.l for tirtcrv vcarfl wit It ikvit laillnor s.l.
ty wt suTf hrmiill'-njo( m"?li"r :in'! rhi'vhrn,
trmt the lrehl! Uil.int f na wirck iH t tij" o-lnlf.
It fruT U 4-iii:y of th l'ni-Ii. rcli- v.-ji winil
elle, TanH' fl th tnnplf. an1 iriv.v f Iit aith
ami -.inti r; l, ni"(hrr an I rbiM. W l-li.'o it
t ilillw K-nt n l Snn-t ftnii-xiv In ilif W. r, I
In mil is,k of IYSK. TLRV mil lIAKI;K
I l. t'lliLI'l. t. wlirtlirr i' arin" frun lMtliinn;
or rrom any uthcr cause. Fit lirc-ti.nn fur uiinz
?lu enpay eaeh i.kiIi. .m i renuin" m-
U" "' to-'"" ' VlHTlS a. PKiiSIVS is
,htf nut,tlH wr,wmr. s..ij t,v il .'..-tl. im?
li-al.ru. ' -uyt
!
-p-. -y. - ZjL. "'T,p a
' J JL JCT ' ' .
i AU'AKIiKI) liV the
' Amorimn Tntttntp
i Amoncan XnSllUUO
, 10 J. W. McKeO
TOP.
ery uii tm m I Oti liii i. '
i:hibiiiuu or :.
Julia K. i!lt. R-. Sw. V. A. Ilam.ir.!. I'ru.
siiuu.rt 1. Tilliuu, 1.jrr4Hin.iUjK Stie.
New York. Nufeialicr Ji. l.ri
This iiiuplo anJ Inifnuw.) mncliine 1 a. uniul
er piuw lor i j.t. ,illr.
THE Mtkt-K MAM FAOTl KI(( I.,
) Urumlway. New Yurie.
AC. F. NT'S V. NT' F. I ).
CR- garvin-s elixir of tar,
1 nromniwBi ct rwiur .1 i.i i.r..ti!!un.-n
1 Ms from tlie ton; crCipiiaM
,, ,T J l "r"i"'i V' 1' ,",1J'
"'a' l' waril in the N.-w ..r!t Ncwubatwri:
tln ir hii:i.rv an l U.u. stvli.-h Villains lully
.Si
r-sult of a -n.dial.'' Iv.s.Ti.ih.a ut Livin
B'"!r ..xf. -i.:i inrrui.n.iu.
S..-nt eu n-cHij.t of in emf. A.liln-j' I ni.iif: I'rii.t
iiia House. 3d Veaey St.. X. V.
' The Brrkwilh lnrtitble lamll;
;Semr 3larb(ar, on SO ln Trial;
mauy a.lvnnt:ii.'n over nit. S:it!iit;ii-;i..n iru.ir.in
tetsi. or (Ju p-l'mittal. Sent cimplete. with Hill ill-ns-ti.iiin.
lin-kwuli S-rwiaj; .M..il.:ni; '.i sai
i iinwlwav. N". V.
Till: KM KKHiiny roR ntlK Rt.
.1 niair important inptnUtjl. S-.l.! l.v tlie W.iiio
1 ru I .. Xu. lip.a,lw;ir. X. Y.Vtiv. It rn-
taiua Kupture atmnlutvly in ease and' eoiuturt.
nlKb, .., .lay. al M tinK. un,j Un l.r all eircum-
ftaaei-. withunt any uxeeption whatever l an v
- "" n'l h..u. niter Iks taKro ull .iurinu Ib'e
T.'7:Z
nhyielan will pI.t il.i new Tru i ,r y.,u with-
""' r,rse. .-
"""""""" "" "
Xrir A'h-rrii.-'riii'
V
:aciii:i:s v.'antkd.
1 he .S. lil Iire-tor of Sotm rsi t l-in.n-'h w ill
n-eelve applications for live ieai-l.cr to W emi.loy-1
. iu the "l'ni..n S.-hooI" f..r th.-ciuln.j urm. j
W'jifcs fn.m .:5 to ii per tnonrb. All ap.li.-a-tlon-
to I... ni.nle to the I'n -i l.-nt .11 or le-foti: Sep- !
li ui.'urlu, is i. ItyorJcroi the li..arl. I
ISAAC SIVU'SUX, j
ITei-Men:.
j ailimmd .mi:i;ti.(j.
All person? tv.O'tl-ie to the cttenti. u of the
Souiwrsel X .Mineral Point liiirot to .lohnrU.wn
are resjieetiully lnviie, to meet in the '..urt rm-ui
.in Miaiilay eveumi;. Iho s.h ol Set-mlMT n xt.
Hon. JiiJi M. t'ou.l.il, ol John-town. l."r
, 1. 1 1.. ... ,-l.. ..oil 'liin j ni.i .i-Miii ine uie-i-ii.ir.
II. I D A EH.
Set:retjry.
V. II. COKFI.OTII.
I'res'i.lrtlt S. . M. V. K.
I.'.
The oldest anil most reUal.le institution for
for oh-,
ru!ars ;
s. 1
tnlninir a .Mcn-antil KMii'-ati.-n. F- r 1
write to P. Ill FF &. StiN
sepj i'il'.sl ur. iJa
AftF.NTS WANTTIT) !
J S, m 1 -A. w ' AAA, , , A
To sr 11 an a rt k le thatevcrv laa.iiy ue. I'rllis
arvlarxe. aini extra in.lu.s-ai -nt i.'fere.! to azent,
whoarewiUiuc to work. Apl'iy or aeu.l l.r eir
eular an.T tcnu to
Eun utDs Kicoriii:sts.
Ariin:i Iit.tmutnl Stnrw.
a3 27 Sixth St., riU-!,urh. I'a.
Hixr IMHi 1MIMS1I CO..
WM. KIP. .MlNAiiEC.
Naanr-ifUry, Ffnn Atroof,
PITTSlll litiH, PA.
Muuutacturvr? of Ibe brtt I' li.-h in thi wcrl.l I T
ctt-amnif nU r-forin to i;s original lusCro cii-i.
Silver. PUtetl
w are. Ura-4. i upr, (tiawware,
War t'ixtarv-, Xicuiuutiveii. Fire ftuijiu. ami any
artirle that will reif ive a pi.tish. .U'AL !
AULXTS W'A.VTtll toeamass ihL town. A l-1
dresa aa almve, em losin u ctnts tor Kauiplw and
tlireetions. sepa
- ---
...,, .. '
r Oli ,V l.r., i
.
F.u:m
la Westmoreland cnuntv. three miles south of
Liirotiier. and one hall uiiie from eehatiii-sliiirir.
on the line ol the contemplated railroad in'Ui
Florence to Jones Mills. Ir contains pri aeros,
more or less, and is in a .r.iod ere ot cultivation. -
withplentvol water la every tn-l.l. Part oi llii
firm is unR-rLi Ui with out I. A 1 hr. Ltrj-e
lnVIa hfUf aud tiitc out tiuliliu.--u t he prvu;
irs: al a jlnM.. i.n-l.:tr !.
l-'er'n a((lvni t n ran K"t ;i ''ar ila. I c;II
iM-ll a tiim.t.im Urm ttt lw j ri
JOHN F Iti Yr.
Lau:luiii;-Totvn.
913 U'c:muri lauii Co.,
K
XM'I THU S S ALE iF KKAL F.sTATK.
lirTirtue of the ixwcr and auhoritv civen ti
the undersijfncsi, by the last wiil and testament
of Klias Horner, late of Jeuiicr towuhin. Sjmer
st eonnty. Pa., ilecessci. there will "tie Sold at
public an le. on lite pn-nuses. Pi Jenncr ti.wnship.
countT an.l State aioresnid. on S.ttur.lay. the 'Ttti
day or September. A. I. lSTa. at one o i l. s ic p. m.
the following des.Tilie.1 valuahle real e.late. late
the property of said deceased, to wit:
A certain trai t of lan.1 situ ite In Jcnner town
ship aforesaid, adjoining Inmls of A lei. KhmuK
John Klshi'henr'r. J-ph W. Ileum. Jacob llntT
man and other. eoiitalDui l.'.lU acres an.l allow
a nee. alsiut J acres of which 'are clear, and IS
acres in meadow.
The tmiroTenients are a two ,
atorr lox house.
rmna. tiara, a tenement noose
and stable. There Is a vein of coul almut four lect ;
tbii k on the premises, which is now open and lie-
lna;worHtsi; also a vein o u:iksi.hiu almut hve.
fect thiclt. There is aiso a ?issl ar-tilc on-haril and
ot her fruit tri-ea on the pro.erty. the proficriyis
favorably sltuatcil. bein convi-ni.-nt to churches,
-.iois. 'mills, stores, tie., is welt wn:ensl and In a
g,M"l state of cultivation.
Ternia will he favorable to pnr--h:"is.-rs un.l will
be masle known on the .lay ol sale. Tha defcrmi
; payments mut tie secureil hv m iinent U.n-l ou
the prevuise. and 10 nr cent of the pun-hae
moiier must be pai 1 141 uay ol sale.
ALKX. lluVK.MAN".
sepS Kxc utor.
Kennard & Oudesluys,
Entter Commissloa Mi rcMs,
83 Excliane Place,
BALTIMORE, Md.
,rn 1. 1 nk.,i ;
UfReapetrniiy Solicit l iberal Ship- :
uaeHlw af i
GLADES BUTTER.
Having every Facility for Selling
Butter, we can Promise
Shippers
Prompt and Good Sales.
Mni rail. Utemmiiwe &53 Dairying.
Respectfully, A.C
' KfflABD & ODDESLDYS.
sep3
Prjlfinn
1Hl HCHnf.il SCHOOL 11I1M-
Tl ItF.
SI'lIiNiL and OFFICK WSKS. I'KWS :.!
Pt'LPIl'S made of seasoned Walnut all I Ash
IuiiiIh r. Scud lor pri-t s to
C. C. Dl'NMXLS,
lt5 Iaborty Street.
riiUfetirsIi,
ao.T
ST. CHAELES, !
FtiKMKKLY j
LIGHT HOUSE COTTAGE,
ATLANTIC CITV, X. J. !
The moat desirable location on the island. Sprini; .
Ileils In every room. No bar. Aceontmiidattoii:
for aaiesta, ami also atablinat h.r ri horses and j
camairea. iruesta win leave tnecars at tne i un
ed Stales Hotel. Ji IX A II W(H ITTOX.
Ht.NM WtHITTtiX.
anir'.'T Proprietors.
A
LLFJJHEXV TBrXK STOKF.
JOEL S. G0E & CO.,
Mauofacturcra and wholesale ami rvtait dealers In
HADDLKS, IIIRJISS,
TKCXK.S, VALlSlSlt TRAVELIXO HA(JS,
No. tit Federal St., Allegheny City, Pa.
.All orders prnmptly hlicd ami work war-
ranlcd. auif.7
V x. .'ulii'rfi.'fini'iili.
s
UMKKSKT ACAM-I.MV.
1 lir r.i,i.rfU-.? .V'.t.H-inr will im ..pnf n Ta-s.
''.ly, the irtih ti.ir .if s. .it.mlr or .it, Ur hIbi
ol lithcp. Tl" fr.b-rt f a rTlrn main
an-Hc male ir-.tr u-r will I iM'iiraii.l by ttrnn ra-irii-ii
.n win l- xi-.-, ,i (a fjizlih. Itio. ink.
ii-runi. f'p-ii. h. i!o.t.: an. firnwinit. Tho t-rta
wiUrxuilnuc fit n Tl.. 4 t. a iwiih. A !
tii i. ui lan.l haf lr:. i ly hr:n ,ulrriSl tit lofara
tl;e c niiiiuarK- tha Ara.lmiy rr thm jnrr.
an I it t- itin a t.:.l tli it -i-h -at, i n tntnn will
lu.ikelt a p. m::ir.f nl lns:toil.,. ThctaltUm will be
inuiJtrra:e. n i K'l lowrllux nil U ha it rw-.i..il.-prl'
Fur imriu ulara .pljr to lb Sw.
maryof ihe li-mrlut frau-r.
I.r ifirr "t tin; li:irl uf Trnu'e. .
V. M.SCUh'N'K. V.'. II. Kim.-STZ.
s5-r.I:irv. Krei'hleat.
N
oner-
1.. iH-ret.y lr.n w so rnrn. cootvmeu inii iuw
liiiUjwinx :i.urn .v-ciutit!4 liar lerj Hll in y
ulih-e an I ttuii the ajrue will he (irm-nteil tot 'iHirt
l.-r rimurMi:'iti oti I'tiiirs-Uy, S-pttm'ier llih,
iiT a.
I I: tir.t :i.--..uni ..f Fr-f lrirfc WrrM'nr ftrvl iKsi-
I tri.-k Kreii-.T. ai-j-iH- i-f Kwlirimi Kracrr.
I hi? a- iMunt H m SiPkiuIi. ailiie of Att-Ir-ar
I!. Unlay.
'1 h': ae.i,iitH ot A. J. I'.diwni. a.-line.f Jia
J. S.-H- II.
Al. i li lin:l atiiiiif il fletirrfc Kri'sllliie, m
luiilrc.r t.lu.iwili ll.iltiu.iti. lutmiie.
t. M. sa UKIH'K,
aon PruthifMitary.
NOTICE
.vniee Is herjtiT iciren to all iiernn nmeerne.1
as k-ir.iln eisnittoni or otherwiiw. that the huliow
iii'4 a.-n.unt have puMe.! reiriitrr an. I the same
wi.l lie pre-enu:tl tor entiiirmation an. allowanea
at an Orphan's t'ourt to le hrhl ai Sotuenet in
aD'l lor sjoiner-'et county, on 'Ihurs.lay. the llih
.lay ot Septeiu!er. A. I. Is73. where all icr-ou
!nt -r ftisl m iv iitten.l li they thiak jiriper.
r'ir-tan.l I;u.t iws unt of Jan,b Xt-ffunil II. A.
Fli -k. u r. ot S:irnii Kliek. ileeea.c.l.
Aoisnint or uii l i'uuiua. uar liao of Char
lotte M. li.ik' r.
Aci-iitoC i'oter Urnu. xujrlian of Mary A.
Fr.eillllie.
Ais-iunt of S:imael .Meyers. murJian of Kman.
ne!. Harvny an.1 M h lou ii.-rkry.
Firt jii-iiunt of Henry Ymler anl tbrl.s;hin
KiK listitler. ex'rs. of Jonathan Hm-hstetler, ue
c.niieil. Serr4ii! n-.-.iur.t of Ji i-Lih Shnfer. aiiniitiKratifr
of Aks. 'horoi-niair. ilere-ja- I.
j Aos.iiiit of Oliver kurppir. A.linini.'tntor of
i Ali-T. Snv!"r. ileeeawil.
t irst antl Bn:il ss,un of Pvtcr W einu-r. aI tur.
ol Israel Shnetiir.kr. iis.:i.Jeil.
Ansiiint of Llavi.l J. Ilimin. trusice forth
ml.-ot the real vtate of Hir'.ra Uluuh. liec'.i.
Aiinnl orTuhlas Miller an.l W. A. lthol.
ex.r. ol lieioiuin kiiuin-l. ile-enel.
Ai-t-mit ot l'et-r Hui-ithley aR'l K.ira S. l;ri-k-lev.
rx'r. of Snlotnon ITi-Wley, lieea.sl.
A'-i-i.unt of tlnalth Ateye'rs, a-l uirx. of E'.'U
lieti .MrviT. i..cea-.l.
t irt 'ana Quit aosioiit of P-.-trr Iv vy. tit. of
Siran K-ilrm-r. ir..-e..-,i.
Ai-n unt of Iitil .1. ni! Ae. Hm'taker. ti'n.
ot Ifnjjinin Lruinilier. iwrml.
i'iis. an-i tinl a:cuntol i r'sire Seehler. a-i'inr.
-.1 Samuel Kuhhnan. iteireaeil:
Account ot Xapottsiu llayur. acting esr. ol
txeorsfe Parker. fceeasl.
Airiuont of lr in W. ami tlias Sullivan, ail'mr.
of t'hillip Suiiivan. tteiTije-l.
J. K. WALTEK. Center.
aurfl
f 1ST V vl'Sl S put Jown lor trial at Sep-i
S J li.'UliK T icriu, I"... couilliClli-ui a.1 .li'iu'ia., ;
till
Kn .la it Pal tun ct a!. v Frcleri.-k A
k.nv.
I u.ncr'n a-'.niJO vs K. S. ilowno.
s..iniier Ji Krraaer vs VViilUni. el al.
.VinKt.illr v Knala-let al.
J woli linm vs A. J. Lenhartet al.
Watt i Wilson rs i. M. s. lir k.
Janre-y Jl An.irews vs .l.isinh ;in H-irn.
V. uiLe aiet SlirhAWii v s.iu.i.
iii-irs Jt kirk vs s.itui.
li. 1'. kirk V Hatne.
A. A. Shutuw-iy ct t o. vs same.
tiille-ple. Seller St '.) v same.
Henry Si-Mag vs t ollsirn & li.ier.
State Bank vs S. A Maast.
FpsI. knee-rvr Frineis l'oUiitr-ui.iu.
'ic',rrrt ille vs VV ilium .Morgan.
I '.mjlais Sul;.-ic vs Levi t'ouj;!i. m ur.
SBCOXD WKtK.
'iisir.'e Ijjiir vs J. an I t. lieisl.
J..n:is I -i.tv vs S. a. It. li. II. t o.
S. k il. K. K. . vs K.I. yt. Kiti:tn I.
S inte v.s John li-ilicrs.
Same v H. it. Haer.
Mi ..stutter vs I'li-kiuir.
M. A. Satiai r vs t onielius rb-rklry.
John l. li.Hl.ly vs Wm. S. lltrrah.
1 h nuas an.l Iri anliel.l vs Altreit Wilub tn.
J. biMlioT'-i a'lm'r v Win. May.
t-jis.re F. t'owel VJ Ilaniel Mickey.
I 'onra J StoV VS Jaenh S. FhillippL.
J ilin 1 1. It ol lv vs V.'m. S. Marfan.
S. a. M. li. K. t'o. vi lieorife W. Itenforl.
J ilin .i ll s Caroline ami Franklin Bo k.
t '"tiMiieni-e Saw Mill 'o. vs James Baiter.
F. kiiiinxrrv licnrv V. J. t-UHcr.
Frink allee r Ucire W. Suhre.
John Knahte vs p. fcC. K. K. to.
X. U a. Parson vs Isaac Huxu.
.S-.e-ertet tior.nirh vs Joseph Snyiteret al.
V. Wolti-rstHTster's nse vs 1 hmiuu Herrn.
Peter S.;' vs II. t Jl. l-.s:.-tler.
F- M. SI HRK'K.
a.:;; Priiooiary.
c,
V,
0
IIKIUFF'S SALK.
lJvvirtUtf .ffiia-trr wrtt. f Venditioni tra-
1 ni. ft rt f'itt itn an-l f rrari Facia out uf
th: l'"U:t ul ( 'omitioii Pla.4 .! .tn-rtt 1'imnty.
1 V.i.. ..11 -t T. uw iiini t-i. 1 will n;m to ty
: j.iit.l;.' 1 ii.rry. :tt rde urt Hoii-w. In Smr-t.
;..u s -1'ur.l.ty. the titb U ot t (-iu.'r. A. 1. "is,
; at '' ! - h. . in. iri? ! iliti -rval t-tat; vit:
j AH t ritftir. tut. i'it?ri ttl Haiin uf J-hn
. :iri've. twt. in ai! tlte t'ii-witi iesrntM
j r;il c-'t.ir'. A trtam I.t ot Kr'anl Ftiu.it in the
I town 'ti tiuiTfit. SniT.-t r'aotr. Pa., ani ktn
I un i'l m "i .-;ti't town us i No. 'M, Uuiiifi ou the
eti-i y 1 '"ii'r.' tr--t. w. li ( v A-im 'trwt. wen
J t.y C.tt k'rry a U-y n-l rth hy UiC Nu. it h
' i.i.ti UiT-n -rt--tfc-i. witn the appartnao--.
I T.i k-n in -xTu:it.a the irt.ftv f John C
1 Ss-Lrrae a: -u;l uf W. A. AiiHt-r.
j ALStw-
I All thf ri-t.t, title-. tutfn-!t an.l cUiio uf Pat-
r'u.k 11 lly, .tt. in an t to the following i(!vrited
rt'jl etarJ. tiz: Two certain lKof trrouoit tttuaX
in the t-n of Gtirrrtt. SwmcrKft cuuuty, P.,
known 011 plot ot s:il town a M No. vtf and 47,
tn.un.'.ed on the eat I t Centre atreet. aouth b
3Ia Ie alley, west h biarWIierry alley, and north
ty ik aeh alley, with a tw . story fruoie dwelllna;
h. -use thereon en-ettsl. with the atipartenarerra.
l iken in ejeiu-i.'ti as tne propeny oi patrKK
HoHr, at the suit of E. M. li.wuian.
a l.si
Al' the riaht. title. Interest and claim of Sam-
uel NiooU. ot.iii and to thctoliowinirdeseribeil real
i estate. A certain piece or Parcel of ground
situate in tiie ln'Uih of I" r"ina. Somerset county,
! Pa., eoutuimu !s ivre. wi.iro or lesa. with a one
and a half sli.ry tram.' iiuilditiz an.l spring house
thcre-'n ens-teii. a.1 iiitnimr North Fork Creek on
the north, the I'rstiLa iCailroud on tlie east and
sou:h. an.l the I .lnnellsvttle r.nlriad ttt the west.
! with the :ippunenauie. Taen in execati.rfi aa
' th-- pr"i-r v ot Sjmael NieoUat thesuicoi ti. V.
ieiilur:.
ALS4
: Alt the riatit. ti le, interest and elaim of P. R.
llowlcy. ol. in and to the followinir ilescrilieit real
1 estaU'.'vu: Two certain lota of around situate in
, Iialcl'ity iN.n.uich. S..incr"t munty. Pa., having
cai h tW l.-et f.ont and Isrina; l'JI feet in depth, tnsat
i inir on Ci.rn.-r of Hr-wlway and ('enter streets of
said town, a.li.'ininic lots of lira, ('rouse, with tbc
' appurti-ii.iii.-cs. Titaen ia exevu tion aa the prop
, crtv of I". i;. Il -wiev. at the suit of Samuel J.
Liihtv.
ALSli
Ail the riiht. title, interest and claim Hcnrv
; Kann. of. in and to the loliowinit destTihed real es
: tate. viz: A certain tract of Lind situte ia N'orth
amptun township. S-imcrset eonnty. Pa., eontain
i Ins Ji acri s. m .re or less, of which there are about
i 70 acn-s cleared and about 4 a.res in mea.low.wlth
1 a .me and a naif atory Unt dwelllnz house and hiw
barn thereon erected, ailioininic lanls of Jehu
Itowmaa. Ucnrr It. .w num. HenrTMiiter. Phflin
pnor'm'i-h and Levi lioyer. with the appurtenaa-
ces. i men in execution as the pmtiert of Heurr
Kann at the suit of M. A. Sanner an.) Peter I
JJ.iki.-r, tx irs of Ueunre Humbert, deceased.
ALSI in
Ail the rtsnt. title, interest ami claimof tleorire
' Cosscl. of. iuaud to the following licscriheii rval
estate, xu: A certain hit nf trround situate ia
- lirutticrsvall.'y townsbli. Somerset eonnty. Pa.,
eoiitaiuini; one aiTe. more or less, adjoinim; lot. of
Wm. Petu on the west, Jacob Swartaentrulier on
the cast. Alex. Phiisou on the south, and road on
the west. wi:h the appurtenance. Taken in ex
ecution as the pmjierty ol (iiMine Coasel at the
suit ol I'liilson St Iiruliaker. .
ALSO
I Ail the ri'ht. tlili- iiitereat and rl.iim of John
I. H'slilv. ol. in and to the following dcscrilied
n-al estate, v in:
All the minerals, mineral! rights ami pririleires.
iroal. tnetais. ores, limestone, fossils and all other
mineral substances Iving- and beinir umierand
c jitaineil within the loiiowuia; deas-rilieil piece ef
: l.inii situate in Hrbthervalley township. SomcrsH
j county. Pa., tieifinninir. at a corner ol laud of J.
: Valk"."r. lw n). Hay and Samuel Il.irer. then.-
' s cath :ts decree", east .til perches, t fie nee aouth
lio'sj decrees, west ST per-hes: thence north XI '
ilcirre'S. west 30 pcniies: thence south 5T',ile
i irrves. west W pen-lies: thence north SI decree,
j cast t. i i-lo pen-iiea: thence north 14 dea:reea. east
, I JI rn-ri-hes to the plaisr of heirinninir. containinr
Isu a.-re eieil and limestone Sir use ol farm for do
mti.. ,,, aark.,lltural Pun-s as t.iX aa coal
rnnains teinx reserveilandexcepteit furthaawwer
i of the surface. K-ing tlie same uiinerala and Bia-
er.il risrhts whieh Philip Hav ami wile conveyed
to the said J. II. Uoduy by deed of July 14th, A.
' D. W.
' Taken In Lev. Fa. s tha prepertT nf John P.
; Knd.tr at the nut of Philip Ha v.
: ' ALSO
I Alltberiirbt. title. Interest and elaim of L IL
i Kobi-nst ine, uf. in a ad to the following described
j rval estate. Tiz: A certain lot of irround alt oat e
I in S-micrsct iinoith. Somerset euanty. Pa., frunl-
ii.-4'J icct on S.uth street an.1 extending l'JS tet
si.uth to Lincoln alley, sdjoinintr husof Wm. B.
I I 'ultroth.on the east and Wm. HelHey fc Bros, sa
I the wes, with a one story frame dwelling house
I thereon erected, with the appurtenance a. Taken
i in execution as the pronertv id I. H. Kobenatina at
the anil ol W . Meitahan and others).
Sherilis oLtre. )
S .. .- I I
iLlVtK KXEPPF.R.
Sheriff.
-aiisj. m i.
ULK TO ACCEPT orREFU.E.
lojanjti Korns. lnnicl Koma. Solomon Korn.
or hi assignee. John H. I hi. F- . John Korns.
ur hi.. a.f itnces. the heirs ef Charles HetUey,
dece-ased. heirs of Susanna, formerly wile of
Samuel tlaniner. deceased, hhh-s of Catharine,
formerly wite uf Joseph L-'pley, deceasni. heirs
of Kliiabeth. formerly wife of Daniel Uaumer,
iic-eaeil. Marv, Hirmrrly wile of Levi Shaffer,
or her asilnee. Jsitib Korns. lineal descendants
of Ihivid Korns, deceased, and all other persons
lntercste.1.
Vouare herebv notitleil toappearat an IJrphans'
Court to t held at Somerset on Momlay. the Ith
dav of Scjitemlicr next tn accrpt or re I use the real
estate of Irinicl Korns, deeeaseil. atthe appreised
prl -e or show cause whvthe same should md be
sold. OL1VEK KXEPPKH.
julrtj Sheriff.
Penn'a Female College,
Pittsburgh, Pesa'a.
To be opened Wednesday. Se(d. 17th. Supplies!
with experienced and eonipeteut Professors and
Instructors.
Provisions made for athorouirh liberal eI neat ion.
Iiexrees conferred un eomi)etlon of courses.
Partial course student's receiveil. Constantly en
lancinic equipments. Huildinrs nnsurpasseil lor
location, beautv and com tort. For further Informa
tion applv tn JAMES BLACK. D. I.. Presi.len
or Facultv. Fltth Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa.. wany
of the followins; named Trustees : James Langh
lin. Kobt. Mcknight. J. K. Moorhewl. Pre t, kc,
Hon. J. P. Sterrett, Ker. Iir. Howard. Wilson,
Brown, Ir. Ja. Klne. Maj. Wm. Frew, ke., ke.
Keter also to the following pat runs: Hon. Elien,
McJunkln. Butler, Pa.; Oen. A. B. M CalmonL,
Franklin. IV; Hon. J. W. Sxvfteki, Warren. Pa.;
David Millen, Xenia, O : Rev. Ur. J. F. HuUhl-
sun: Mdism, lnd., ke., A.r.
I jrii.
Xeio AdcerlUemrnl.
WANTDn
a pamphlet ootMlnin inft
erYhimlT fhmM ". J.
V.
4 11 men wf.h I ntr tn
make BKmer t.i wn.1 bit
innrtot. i-., whi.-hi-r.
;. TILTHS, PltfLurr.
Wen4cIPra!eBt DworMop.
lno WAJITKIf. '.r'a-. Sn-pl-
M fenl a. WcwlaU A raaeia, 4W t' a Inwi M .,
Fhlla.
?f ralcct a cMtfh. Xiy.Lio l avr rvrtaUt Iu lay
ta Mualaltua fur fatar vll r.mjp-taeoet.
Hm CARBOLIC TABLETS
arw a an cur fur alt lilaTwara at trt KpntUi7
S..TW Tbruat. tulJi. Cap. I)iihrln.
A ittima. t'atarrh, H-Mrrnr ;. Injur tif tha
Tluvat. VA'liMlilpe. ur Hrweliial liilwt, and all
ttijaaiMol Ilia Luna.
In allratrauf wiUla lniwrMrrrtk-o, thrsHU
TalilrU jtxiuUl b lnimL.tl ao-l trwlr owl. Ti-T
csiualtie the rirralatina uf the hUwl, aiUlirat tht
evenly of tita attaek. aa-l will. In a tt tmrt
limr. r-t"tv iMfuithy awiou t th alKvttsl ..rif iu.
Wliy arlic TMl an ut ap onlT to l.luo
huxrs. Taka du Mitalllutrc it tliry ru t M
Iuun4 at yir tlrturil:'. ia.l at itv u, Km. a;r'nt
In w turk, wau will furwunt ihtatiimin
mill.
Ihia't be ileeelrvit by Iraltationii.
SM hy Jral. fnce cent J a tiox.
JliH.Vli KtXJJHXl, PUtt St., .cw Vork.
SanJ lur eirruiar. Oul Aitent 6 the V. X.
WORKING CXASSi
aataot. Kcpeetable employment at home, day
or evening: no capital retimreil; full tiurlnietions
an.l valuable pacaK tat irouU ent free hy mall.
A.l.lreM. with ix cent return atamp, AI. Y 'it NO
a, CO., 1T3 UreenwR-h St-, X. Y.
tJLf A IITCn -Wb-.l-nlepar. h.Tlnir
VV All I CLUaArnta .r tlx Har
tram Stwiua Machine iua:e at Ii-tnhurv, I 't. The
Lite(aa. Heet. The Stillest. Faet anl Eai
eer, Ira Siiteh. Self Sectiny. Straisht Xeelle
Machine la the market. Iletter term 'hn anv
ramui. A l.tr-sa BARTK AM k FAXTi.V
M ta' Co., JUH.H A. Lalsii, Utwril A ;;nt.
iMntmry, Ct.
1'aDTAssiu Book sent free fur
Prof. Fowler's Great Work
(m Man bo-!. V.uiaiii-i. ar! tbeir Mutual la
tcr n-Ur iocw; Lor. It Law. p.wr. et.
Aife&ts r MeUiDic fnm W 1 vtpi of tliU
wrk s Jay. mivt wc i1 m canT3"tn4 lk tn tt
any tmmiit nw-nt. A-l-ln-f. ftilnx exferi-n.,
etv. NATIONAL Pl'l5iliilLN L'O., Phil
deliittLft, Fa.
I the mtt pw? rful -Uiir. tn:nth-iwr rnI
rtiwrTr m ijiaivuiur iMtftrpK-ti-'n kt:-wn to
terta MeiK.
lown' ant (tebifitat-l hy th warm wratlivrotj
Spring an.l Summer, ulitrti the t'lm-t i- not In ac
tire rirniatlon. r!ejae?ir!T ir-theiin-xirnpurtti8
fpiii fluirthneM arxt iiopwrtrft t ttj of the
rrtive orm. an-! if iu:.niN"l Tumr. '
Lntpftom. Pi tvb. il.tl. pBtair." St-H. t
x.'.. xs.
Whn W'-ary an-i lanntil fn in .rrw.rk. an !
ia!in.,. lntwitnes ami inertia tak the j lae of ;
ewrjfy un l 'rijp.r. the-yti-m nee!. n Tfiic tohiM :
it up ami help the Vital Forces to t h?ir re- j
In the he;tt "f Sarnmr. lriafnTly the jA-r
anl Splen rwt property pertorm rheirtiin.-ti"n-: !
the Vterine an-1 I rtnary i 'rsin are inactive pr-t
iu in-r weakwi! of the totiiiM-h anl inftme inl ;
a prtMi;xi;iia to hiiittj ileran-fement. f
X3-R. WELLS'
EXTRACT OF JMDBEBA i
U uretre. lirectly from the SOI'TH AMKKI- ;
'AN FU.4XT. ami L pTUliarlr suite.! toall these
illthcullles: It will cieanse the Vitiated Bio-. I. ;
strengthen tha life-g;:vin powers, arel remove all .
olistruetk.ns froui lmpaire.1 atel enleehte.1 orxaos. !
ItabouM bw freely taken, aa Juml-elia is ine '
woaneed by meitleal writers tlie most ehVient M
rlner. Iodic and ilewhstrwent known in the whole i
range of raeilietnal blanta. j
JOHM U. KtLUnitr. H Piatt St.. X Y.
Soi.1 t.y iiraalst. S.,le Aent i.r the l . S. I
Priew line Dollar per buttle, hen.l toM'irt-uhir.
Men's, Youths' and Boys'
CLOTHIN a-
FOR
Fall and Winter Wear.
Having irreatly increased oor faeiiltlea during'
the pujl var, w are now prefiared to otter i
yonr approval h.-ctl. uuurjiise.t iu ext. nt. :
Style. Workinaiiifaip and Material. We mute a!
specialty ol j
IMS READY-MADE CLOTHING
' I'uIIt equal. If not aaperV.r. In eWanee, style, cut
i and hniaa. Wth nest onlered ranuenta at prices
one third less : but lor all who peeler to order ir-ar-
mania we have aa eitrtuire 1 .astotn Department.
' euoacaady auppllad with the hoe-l mous. atel a
! large borve ol uiuat Artiatir Cutters.
CLOTHING
OT Our Own Manufacture,
Which we iruarantee to he of better quality, and
cheaper in Price than any other house in the u:y.
SCHOOL. SUITS
j For Boys of All Ages.
i fa'oosl and very (heap!
ioXE PUICE!
t
NO DEVIATION!!
I
i All Goois Xnta a! Hi Ten Lainst Pr.2
UELING,
FOLLANSBEE
& CO.,
121 Wood St., Cor. Fifth Ave.,
IITTSBITRGII PA.
fV-t. 30.
VDIT0R S NOTICE.
t he nmlernirneit anlitur. ai.uointe.1 bv the Or-
' phana' Court ol Somerset county. Pa., to examine
' the cUims an.1 demands, report the ta.a and make
! a distribatioa of the rami in the hauua itt the a.1
. miniatratora nf Samuel P. Hittner. dei"eaei1. to
1 an.1 antoow tboee legally entitled thereto, will at
tend at klaotfice, in Somerset horoutrh.oa Imtav.
Ithe'JSilday of Anarust. 1773. when ami where all
: perSKiJ interested may attend If thev think proper.
PAlLH.OAlrHr.li.
auirt Audiior.
W. W. Me K Alt.
Establishe
The Beall Founldi v
and Machine AYorks,
C0RNER CENTRE AND HARRISON STREETS
i
Ciimbci-l'aiirt, IMd.,
W W. MckIaIG & SON,
t
Proprietors, and i Manufacturers of
lialln-ad and Mine Car, j
Car Wheels and Axles, with Patent l'ilr.
W .l and Iron W orkini; Ha.-hiu. rv.
Metals ami Castings. (Send fcir lliu.tnti.ns.)
Bevel and Mitre Uaariuic, I
Steam Pumps a
In Tine lor Steam or Water.
Brass and Iron Fittings,
Jack Screws and Low; Jacks,
Patent Saw Oummers and tauery W heels.
Stocks, Dies, Tans, ami Ptie Tomres.
Flu Brushes, Scrapers a oil Ratchet drills.
J est son 4 tovernor and Valves,
Hobe. Stop. Ana-ie and Check Valves,
Whistles, Gauge Cocks and Steam UaUKes,
NTEPHEXS' PA!lt ATs.Ts.FaIsi VISES,
Turbine Water Wheels.
Orindtns; Machines fbr Planer Knhes,
Urtadinus Shafts and lloxra.
Hone Power and Tumbllns; Shar.a,
Engines, 31achluery, &c.,0verliauletl and Repaired.
Manufacturers of Laney s celebrated Self Ijibrl,
ealuis; Mine Car Woee
AX) 3D
W. W. McK
MB U-T3eow.
Xrtn Aili-rrtifmrnti.
riUT OK I'ARTITIO.V..
T AI-T B ter 1" .XlTvr t hir. Wttttam H. iri
Hanfl W.. nf wlteni nvl Hjiji m xaanlua.
lUal J 3Iirr. r .'i.iin in PUn.irj. l
ytryrr'n h'tr. Hnry t hvnr K.. ri.tinc In
t dir. .N- rjkj. i.l whom ir h'w-n,, k
ruirlnn itn.nin. xariah II. MTra. s.i.tin
iu In'ttariA amnt r. J'lhn 11. ntcyara. I 'atha-
rinr M. lSf:iin' hcini, lx: 3Iary t.. tntraarrirl
wl.h S-imiit ZlTniTrman. siumn. l.irirmarTlJ
with ii4 Si ilcn. I.i'li. Aipva. Juarpn awl
Ait:Aa.lrr iirnat. a!l reiiiiliiiif In Hutrwt iwutv.
f-j., exirj,r Aitamlr. wIm, In i.'lirtita.
M iry Ai.u. intcniiarrwsl wlik WUilan kna.
Auilli i;.. Intrrmarrtl wl'k Samocl Haajfr.
Surah R. Intrntimxl wi'h !vjnxia Slnpaan.
lame K. tiitemurfiisl wltlt Samuel Um.jl.
Sunn ii.. in'erriirnnl with LnrVI Hiirner. Art
iir til M. ami Annie K. Mrrm. rilillnu la yimr
iiel nrntity. fa., sia.'nnel iinntennan. 4Uarllaa of
1.J.1U. AleianileT awl Ant If m. brtrtaiM
i pl ri-im-MenutlT.-j f Juarph Mer'ra.Utaoi Ssxb
i er-wt fuwiuihlp. Snmrt Oionty. I'a.. ircaml.
j Take nKicij that by virtaa of a writ artitlo
I or raiuatiiio isuJ out M tho Ori.fiara' t.'oartof
' Snmrr-I nullity. Pa., awl tma ilirMwl, I will
i h'.M an liiHnt in tfce (,nMni?.in S.iiier!t ton
' jhip. n.unjiern n:it at th h'.mr'a l f ira. -
j Tiiariisv. the 17i .lay uf July. A. I. It th
I purwrf.'.f makm (.urliMon uf tba real astate 'l
' t il l .!.-e:i-l t.. an.! af'w( hli BelrJ ao-l ie l
' raireeiiUairu. If the tiiM ran be Jo wlth"t
pri-ruiiicw u. ..r ilinz the wf.le, or t lalae anl
j appraiM the hik a.ts.iMtiif ti law, at whlen time
j ami lac jri;u arc renuented Iu atutnl If Jo tbln
! Snett i offle. OLITE3 KMEPPEB.
Jaaall. UTi. Saerltf.
rillT OF 1'AKTITIOX.
Tol.atherlne B.inler. wH..w. (Ijrtott. Intermar
rlel with Henry Woltonl, Louauel, Jor woom
Janlel Holtmajn U -uarllan, Daniel VV. Honier.
resiiluis; In Soc.-rset eijunty. Pa.: John Bonier,
resnini in (aintiria. ef.uiitT. Pa.: Frlerteii,
"athertre. lntt rmarrleil with Jaeob Mwank.
MaiUi'.tia. InternumeJ with Wia. tsihr. Ke-oeve-a.
intermarriel with Uaae Barr.hart, resol
ing in Johnatown. In at:l euanty: Elmira, inter
iuarne.1 with Junes Potter. reiuina; in VoJer
townLlr. Kiiil I'imtiria eoouty: J"pll, mr
i.ia In Cl-arEeM county. Pa.: and Mary, re-10-l:or
in Waterloo. Biaek Hawk or.unty. Iowa,
heirs and lejf.il representative of Daniel Bor
iter. late of I'ouemauu township, Simer?et J.,
Ia.. ileeeaseif.
lke notice thai by frtn of writ of partltloo
r-rTaluailon lssue-i out ol the Lrrphana' Court ol
Srierset county. Pa., and to dm .Jlreil I will
hold an inquest on the real estate f aabl deeenait.
situate in t'onetnauifh fiwnship. in aaid eoanty.
eijn.utinx 'd three pureela of land as followe;
i. 1. A rertltu lot ol jrroatld (ItlUkl IB tlM
town of tmvi ts i!te. In M lwnhlp, eitain:ni
a bout of an aere j tut known on the nian ol aaid
b.wn as lot No. 1.
No. i A lot of irrion! In the tarn plae, eon
tiiinina: almut i f ot an aere, and known oa th jiian
uf s-ii'f town as lot o. 11.
Xo. S. A lot of ground In tha place, enn
taininx a.nt 't a-re. aiij-iciu lateia of Iianiel
Hottman and other, on tiie premise.. m Thor
la", the It: h -lay of Aonst. A. I. lT3.firth
pun. se ot miikiiir partition of the reaieatatol
ix deerasti to and amor-a; his heirs and lexal
representatives, if the same, can he li.ioe w'.thotit
pr'iudii-e to or spoiling the whole, or to Taiue an.1
appraise the same ai-e..r.t.n to Law. at which tlin
and pUo:e you axh riMin'.'StLii to attend if yoa think
prier.
!i.ri!r orBee. I OLIVr il lTXIJ'PER.
July 9. l7i Sheriff.
77-K I TOK S SALE.
W the nii..ritfn-i Exerufr 'if th Uac wlil
an! tttiiinnt -f ioa in-Ttrt. d-sceae-J. w!!! jc-Kr-e
to pni'ln: .tW. on Ttsntsiuy. the waif Sevtem
twr. at 1 l-m k. iu t!ic t ruj?;;i jI StoyjciWa, the
fiiliowiutr Keai rotate:
A wrT.iin Trart ! Ltn! itaarJ tn mileoorfh
eat of Sr.T-f.,wn r-iUieh. in tiu-m-ilyriinif twp..
-l 'wining Lm-i-J -ha Hifuuii. N ji h MiI.erao4j
fiThfr. rt'n'aiiiins Wj jr' mr5 or le. havuw
tber'! ere"el a tw -ft-TT U-x h'-a"e. ami anew
frttnk turn. IV-iii in -i-o-iition- Sw -mar.
Ar.ip hriPl of h-i imt 'n the pr-mi the
farm well wjrre.L
A LSO
A c-irt:tin pi-- .-r p:rt-l Utrl. situatetl in 14 ae
mahriin twp.. ai;vtfitntf SU'Vtowi boruh.
Wiilum lit ri.---y. J. trnr. et al. cjiita;iiiii$ 'A
3,
Thl wiil h; !.! to fgit pfir-hi "!?. well ad apt -e-!
i- r t' n 'C'ryr' U.
Th'-re will -n the pr,.-n;i. on tte 14th at
S'-ptemir, a or train tnuA -ii Unci. 9i:iLrcai in Sa
i 'Liir twp.. IVni ounty. a mi lea went A Beil-P-r
i ao-t '1 mlie from Trwif Spr--r. a.lj.unin LarMi.
of Th aia- J"T--9. Wm. !u:it; ami tbrj. euotain
inz Ijj ai-rr rjo-'P'or harinx thereon erertl
a hra a h'-u.?. a nrw hank ham. a ri ofhanT.
avout jfT t lrar-l. one-bait "f whK-h Is hot
toiu Uin I. Thi. Lirrn i? plea-ftntty an-l caveniewr
jr lllut-,.
TKK.MS
f Tte-thiri in hivi. tuibinre in thre eaal annual
payment with Jn:etrt u be 9erri hy juiieiant
(-ni. F.r!,-'i'n to KrvTn the lt ul April.
Wi when tlee-1-f will he lellveml wne yurn
the purrhaf! mc'T. Twenty per ent. of hana
money to he mvt when the property L knketi.
iown
Ji 'OB DIBFRT.
rIZABfcTU UBFET.
tieeuior i ol iaac Irtoert -ieeenvi.
OTICK IN I'AKTITIOX.
K'!.!r 1 lathe Comm.n Pleas of S..m-
. I re I'n. of S.;ember T. IsTi.
C. Heeeher Wolf. vX-x 1 Partition Isucket
Wm. P. S- hell. 1 Planes sumnion- tn partition
and W. J. Baer. to the defendant aN.ve name-l.
tn. and each of t -u. are hereby umioooed to
be and apjiear N!..re our Ju.lae. at jiuerset. at
ur County Court of Common P teas, liieretufsa
held on the seei-nd Monday In Septemlr next in
day 1 in oieitlence to a writ of piariea summons in
paniti'Sa. L-iuisl out of said Court in the above
stated ea e. on t lie y h day of J uly. A. II. H73. and
to the undersigned dire.'te.. to show wheretore.
whereas you. the said defendants and the above
named piaiutiir. t.ether and undivided do hold
ali the coal, limestone, ipin ore. Qreclay. aaifieraia
and mineral sultan.'es. lytnir aiat hemic contained
in. within, under and n'ti the loiiowma; .lescrlbvil
lands and tenements, to wit:
No. 1. A trrvt ul land m Summit township, con
taining; 1G7U acres, mom or less, a-tj.-inina; 1 .link
er's heirs. Wm. Homer and others, now in the p-j-esion
of Abraham Lk-hty.
Xt. 2. A tract of land In Summit township, con
taining Ivo asTes, ad)oinina; Lands of Abrahani
Lk-hty. Peter C. -Vleyera and odrrs. Du in the
posses--ioai of Wm. H- rnrr.
Xu. 1 A tract of Ian. I in Summit township, eon
taininx 'ZVZ a.-res. al;oininir lanila .at Wm. Horner.
Herman Walker and others, now in posaestios vl
PtterC. Meyer.
No. 4. A tract of land in Summit township, con
taininic 604 acre, a-tjominx lands of Rudolph,
H..st. W.(. Walker ami other lands of Freder
ick P. Walker, now in possession of Frederick P.
Waiter.
Xo. i. A tract of land in Brothervalley town
ship, containing: a acre, adjoinirur lamia. if Kara
Ban-lay. Jacob Countryman and utners, now in
piHsession ol John O. Hay.
Xo. . A tr-t of land "in BnthervTalley town
ship, containing "-t acre, aslioimna- lamia of John
li. Hay. Philip yT.iy. Wm. ii. Walker and other.
X.t T. A tract ot laud in Brhervaliey town
ship, confainirx 1" acres, adj.-lmnit binds of John
tr. Hay. Jaii.b Countryman. Henjamm Hay ami
other, now in posessi.ii of Philip Hay.
X'i. . A tract of land in Hrothersvalley town
ship, containing; It acres, ailjuimmc lan.laot Philip
Hay. Hcmamia trlosa and other, now in posses
sion of Hemamin Hay.
N-i. v. A tract of Und ia BrothersTalley town
ship, containing; 1 a.-re-. a.t ;:nmg lands of Wm.
!. Walker. Samuel B.Hrer and others, now in poa
aesion..f laniel Fritz.
Yon. the said detemlant. part W ten the reiif. be
tween you and the aald plaintiff to be made, ae
conlin to the law and customs of tht Common
wealth, in such rase made and provided, do a-ain-say.
are! the same bv t-e dite. do not permit very
un'iust ly and avamst the fame laws and cuatoma
las it is said. tuc. I
Sheriff s office. 1 ( LIVEK KX LPPER.
July 30. 1' Sheriff,
Splendid Building Lots
FOll SxVLE.
InowotTcr f-T sale six. if the best and nvstt eli
gible building; hits in the town of Somerset. 1 leet
iront and 1-7 lect deep. Threeof these lots fkee
on Main St.. an-l three on Patriot afreet. The
three on Main street are the- Ms on which the
Glade H.iUe stood, ami are splendid for either bo
siness Mis-ksor private residences, while the three
Ms.-n Patm4 street have no eijual in the whole
b.wn fi beantitul and elegant sites for handsome
dwelhns. I will diTse ..I them separatelyfora
a whole to suUpurohaser. A more macDUicent
site lor a rrntcl caa be found nowhere else.
24 Lots in Faiiriew.
I will also sell 'in l'Tig timean.l reasonable terma
twenty-tour choice lots m the village of Fair lew.
These lots are beautimlly situated and CT mmand
an extensive view of magnificent scenery. They
are within a short wala ( SimiT. beinittua
ted between the forks ot the S-mrret and Bedford
Pike and the Pt ink Rod. F r furt her informa
tion enll on ir addr ss the un-lerine.i
auitia W. !i. PICKISa.
M EE W IX Mi IO
d in 1845.
i
M. niie Wheel.
pinion. and Mill Cutinif senrrally.
Steam I nirine. ci b a horse
Boilers ot ali kimls made and repaired,
Sue'ke Stack, ami buarnr Pins.
I
nd Connections.
Hum net Leather Bcttlnar and Lace Leather,
Kelt Cutlers. Awls, ami Lace Strings,
l rnm, Soapsu.ue and Hemp Paekm.
Furnaces lor Churches and tiwelliugs,
M .mkey an.1 Ad instable S Wrenches,
Pullevs, Shaiting and Hangers,
Saw Mandrels,
ClrcuUr ami Mill Saws.
Patent Hair Fi: I' Boiler and Pipe.
Portable llrist Mills, (finir sises.)
Enaine Ueaters and Butler Tubes.
French Burr Millstone ami Smat Mahins,
separators. Bvllina; Ckstha and Mill Ptrka.
also. Fn-irs. Swltvhes. Statk al Xtcina; Ma
chinery. RESS
AIG & SON
John D