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ARR1VS.
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1:39 p. m,
:1S p. m.
:F ATliF.lt.
; . s. rl. supl.
.M'r'.
11 m'
4 r '"
V. I
:KKI. I'OINT.
p.
Ml a.
12-2 p.
4 VI p.
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lit. '
;-Jd&0ude3lnys,;
Esfliaii2C Place,
,Md.
, 1" went r
kESBUTTf!:
shippers
MPccnui'?.
n1iSB 4 OOBESLUYS.
, mi: FAKMKIIS.
-nTiDH l nnHTCSTJIYS.
mm a '
83 Exchange Place,
the h'uh"st Jinces,
and
;l Y
t '.HU & Peel its'
r.r ,-.r.e
varieties, at W". AV.
.sand le ather from
..T.fTMORE
Hull"'
.....
ri' ure in onler.
:, -:-.r:!t Pavis & Bros.
11. ir : tiown, v
: M' Mitatoen for casli nt ; sihh'.
1 is the next thing on the
1"
1 hers
T I.voss bss been npi"icte.l
at I'rsina.
.r. ! c!:;' .tv flour Iwrr.-ls for
..- ilei-rits'.
. -:;,! at Pav:
iios. a spli n-
A ciL'ars
.rn.t'orn Meal, and Feed always
tiic limccrv .V Feed Store.
.' sIjik- More, at low prices.
iM'ti;'. Cook and Beerils will
curn fir oats and potatoes.
- i:ae of Button Caiters
is'. 1 hililren's, t H. C
I tidies'
I'eerits'
r 'n il e has liecn establish.il at
; 'iif iMiitv, with John Otiflcy
L---.T.
'. Er:t:tTs"has the chea-st and
t .; Full and Winter goods ever
. 'Iir public-.
im- h iidti clean and oil their Ae-
v kments U fore putting them
mititer.
:lrre thousand pounds of
s : h-a'.lier very cheap for C:isll
':'' Mine Store.
;:7.inin's Bank for rash. Hen
ilrrn ive pay. Large quan-
..".: rial
on hand
le'-- Viing to sell oats to t'Kik
r '.'.l ; li ae dean it well, or de
': u.aib- l.ir chair Ac.
' ''-v'vtc 1ms U-ea hlue and hazy
iiiys, ow ing to the amount
't ".a- in putting up that stove.
iiUiiiis has just received the
'-k 't b(K,ts snd Shn-s ever
"-S-;;,c. -L For sale at minced
1 Hl 'ii M-lei!e.l stix k of To-
Sir Side ( heap, at C. F.
Ni u Store, No. "J, liner's
.-:alNrihl.in-r I ri-hes Koll
' S.::ei er, ;ir vile at the
' A luij stu k of Woodcn-
' :..ti 1.
L- l'r.,tu t-11 to 15 pi! chop-
& Bk...
'.!" t'u ill
-it l Niiui-rset.
'v lli'-h wices nai l. ti(l.l
iv m. Smith.
Sdisburv I
'? Kll ks, that 'WeTI
' A l.int tu I he
loaned
a ise
l."!'i-tl'iilly,
'SIX i iil.EUITs.
tu. e,-.u.;.-. .1 r - .. t....:
- i'uiiiu nir wdi.ui
- .1 rsinsq 11, mm- in Nimer
lor fa
1 fir the Kline.
nitemn, President, U-fore
i:l
-' 'in-of tlie newest and finest
'"-u :ui IVarl Wheat,
S-otch
l-.(ariini, Sea Moss F
t , ,,tc -'i'- . potothe Live
I " ' "' r"t i;i.K-k,
-T: ' kite Wheat Fiotir in
'-"tf. iilwu.s on humis a
yrneery and Fctnl Store
"ur any part of town.
--.a,! , Tt" cnt of
;.,f'Ml Handle I'amaol. as-
.i".",'r"UVl" Kid Cloves,
" 1 1' s It,
ads ic.
;
lIoi.iirnnAi m.
'Llr,
''"il..S. : ... w w
"il 1 i-.y iM(j (ll .Kor'
" tleLoniB- r i.
k. ori,l,.r of the world! It
I llfl-l a..
tuM .. . - ",,r mmrn from
:"'ip chimneys from
U:'7-c. p iL
Vr. ti lotbir friends
lu,T have Ukenposses
'Wi No. 2. Wr't
v '"UIPl S fllll lin- f
-itr'jr... ,. - ----
a . i.T wt.tr.i. .1.
- mull II 111," V
.'t.7 , ,r'-'-""i"(I, and deliv-
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v.
Ilia U Li.le mi .
t '-v U
tMarc business. He
r'lj,
ei t. . -'o;i. ln.r.lu-
sun. .
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THE BALTIMORE BUTTER COMMISSION HOUSE.
. IJIiOOKE, NYCE & Co.
54 South St. Baltimore, Md.
v. e n j- i n
tln'ir finite r
.ifl'rr to our
many pnirons,
Oui Wig cxirknco Tranarttt
i n, ili,i.-s. fur plathig it to the bm pil1e
lit
allow nothing i.W. xo i?t.rf,.rc jlh
tmr reputation for promptness is well
Hud l,:o l;-ncGt ol the lu iny advantat s we
mtr ul i'.iiii to uive entire r-alUfnriion.
I
un cial mivanevs ui.c n iu.ii JcsIilvI. and
lulh-
le-ilu-d (n.
Express
;i;.is Oii n Ik? tihtained at the
iiu-M Ti. ;
inHr.-,t.
St s llnw ers are Moomin j.
Xkvku sjxak ill of anyone.
Tuk flies are huuiinj a fond adieu.
Vote the w hole licpubllcan ticket.
Tc-RKKr are fattcuin. lor Thanks-iv-
I.llx-rnl fchp-1 -Vl i-i.Bhutter boilinpi will lie scarce this
1 tat
The Equinoctial failed to put in an an
nearani-.
. . t I
- fr SnlHnn ' M.u-STAix. or Fox rn,... !
2ry faciiuy iw vcar. (
.up can Promise : ' .
gjttCr. cv : yi tanners arc harvesting their buck-:
at crop:
j rtn-l Qllov? . ( 1'hcxuls & Hro., Iiavetlie l-sToiia'. '
rif atld GrOOa Dail,:. ,. v ()I t.oll , (j, at 3l, miIs I
CJlf -w5 ' !
.,, I u'll)iM t ' & t ic best 1 without debiiiialint; the system, and with
tow n ''""'f" U'l C u:ar. in ! out any of the evil .C. cU of .Mercury.
0 SinitiKin's I.iver Keurul;itor is the sale lem-
Co..k A
Kkhiiits fchijiped over fifieea
i lilMUlrcd bibcl
j of last week.
ol HilatiKM in three davs
I Ti:e Messrs. lletlley IJro., are iiilarg
i iup their store-room, i.y the addition of' a
back building.
The best quality ofsuow flake flower, in
oats ana uarrels, alwavs on hand atC. F.
Khoads & 15ro.
Mit. V. M. tk unocK has irone into the
' ::ro-ery and confectionery business at Hly
j liner's old stand.
I I'i;om every section of the country come
; rejiorts of teturniu confidence anions the
I I ankers, brokers, and business men. "
J The Constitutional Convention re-assem-bled
onTuesdav, SeitemlH-r21st. un.l .-Wt.
'ed Hon. John II. Walker President.
Mi:. Daniel Lixt has bought the en
j gir.f, formerly used in llolderbaum's steam
; mill, for his mill one mile below town.
"Have you ever had religion," asked a
Methodist exhorter of a verdant youth.
"Yes i had her once, but she left inc."
C. F. Hhoads & Bro., have just received
a fresh lot of plain sugar cured Items, at
13 cents, and fresh lard ulways on ban I.
j Mii. IIexiiy K.NEi'i-EU has the founda-
tiou laid tor his house ou I'nion street. He
1 intends linis'iiine his house as s.ion as is. a.
,
! V.. II. T- 1-.!. 1 .1- ,J
"""'o, -r-sij,, oas iiu:sueu me audi
tion to his house on Main street, and much
j improved its apiarance by the addition of
and jugs f..r!a"1" ,r l'niuI-
Among the many improvements being
j made in atir town, wc notice that Mr. W.
J. Baer is putting up a neat brick stable,
I bai l; of his residence on Main street.
I Mil. I'.kK E Knaiu.K has his house on
1 I'nion street under root, and is pushing the
vvoik along rapidly. .Mr. Kuable will have
a neat little cottage and pleasant home.
T11 K work on the I'nion School House
Winter -isi.";s now ready at : is emg pushed rajudly to coiiqiletion.
We have been informed that it will lie
reslv for use by the first of November.
This is a queer burg. First they voted
"no w hisky," and now they have voted
"no waU-r." Clearfield Journal.
You will have to compromise on beer.
Jack Cokhiotu's black mare "Jennie,"
that won the trotting race at our fair week
tiefbre last, won the race for the thirty dol
lar purse at the Johnstown lair, last week.
Mil. J. II. Pisel completed the brick
work on his new house Saturday last.
When finished it will he an ornament to
the part of the town in w hich it is situa
ted, Fn:t Glass, (jueeiisware and Willow -ware,
go to C. F. lihoads Bro's New
Store. They have ou hand a full stock of
the lu st quality of everything in their line
of busim-ss, cheap tor cash.
! .Mu. II All Kison Trent has purch.-.siil that i
j part of Mr. Win. II. Pickings farm, at Fair !
View, lv ing betwei-n the Bedford I'ike and j
j the Plank itiaid. This is one of the U-st
j sites near the town for a private residence, j
T:ii. failure of J. (okc..: ( .., Bankers,
has not ;oli( l. il the firm ot t 00k .c i.eerils,
Souk r- t. Fa. Polaloe trade is quite live-
lv. Sbililied four rs lst week. Farmers I
bring along your taioe, the bank is not j
IiliSIfM vel.
Mit. SAMt kL Siiakklk has the cellar
diii and jiart of the material on hand for
bi.ihling a dwelling house, on the corner
of Turkey foot and Bailroad streets. This
ii one nt the li-st sites for a private resi
dence, in town.
! Pki s ins living in the different parts of
have just nceiv- ' ;lic county, will o.nfer a favor 011 us, by
11 ted sts-k of i end in s us such items of interest for pub
l obaeeo and Ci- 1 pcjiiuii lis transpire in their iicighlmrhood.
S rile ouiy on one side of the paper and in
11 rase use a lead e:n il.
A 1.1 n Wiu made by depositors on Lloyd
&, Co.'s Batik, at Bedford, last week.
About flu.COO were paid out. mid at this
1 juncture a iiieiiiiH-r o: tue wine mm irom
.iii.-.i... 1-u. ni uii i.j.,1. nin.i.T- ..... 1
111 greenbacks. When this fact I.
,lr"""" ...c.u.. i.i.M.i,... ... ,.-.y
j brief M-ritKt. and depots came m as rapid-1
lv as tiiey had U-ed w i'.hiiraw n.
if ( THt. pj-stion ( w hat constitutes a lank
I nipt has just Wn hcttletl hy Jud-ie Drum
i moiul. of the I'nited States" C'in nit Court
; of Illinois:. In a case just concluded Jude i
Ilruinmotiil Uecitleu lual any man who
with'.tit any leoal reason, refuw-s payment
on his aipcr lor two wei-ks, may lie under
the law a bankrupt. Me must satisfy the
Court that he is justified in withholding
payment. His mere t-aprk-e or unwillini;
ncss to iay will not Fveut his Ix'int; ad
judged insolvent if the refusal to honor
his prttmiM; , redeem extends over four
teeu days. This decision, concurred in hy
other authorities, will have the effect of
hasteuinr settlements in time to come.
Altoond Tribune,
A corresjxmdent of an Fn.iish rural
"Ur Pluiie ..! ill .1.. !...ir ,:....:.. -rr., i.iu ,.,iu,n
... i mm III ll 1 II II 71 1 11 '11 fl.lV W KttKZ ,l."
ence which may Ik: UM-ful toother liee rai-f-eis.
Takin"; poises.-ion of new jiremiws,
he placed his lice shed where it would he
least in the wav of his alterations and im
provements, iiut he Main found that he
could no loniter po anion?; the liees with
impunilv. They liecame unaccustomed lo
seeing human beinirs. relapsetl into
the condition of uiva-ves." 'Ihus it ap
ptkis that the folks w ha would keep bees,
must place them where they liecoine accus
tomed lo people jmssins and re passing;
while those who hide them away as crea
tures unworthy of their confidence, will
"find tbcui a little difficult to manajre."
GiK)D New 1 Good New 1 ! For
those Buffering with Dyseri. There
are hundreds to day in this town sulTerins
from the intollerah'lc rain (tis'd by Iys-
I pepsia, who cannot eat -w ith pleasure: who
do not enjov life cr fK'lutv, out why sul-
feri rr Ur. Uradley s Iysjisia Iteinc
dy w ill cure you.
v..r if v,.r lb., l
Doctor lias used
iu private practice the I
lw.vo srii. I ami .. u i.o have atif.
fered with that fearful disease, but nowen-
juy life and are cxuipl'.tely cured by tne
i use of a few IhjUIcs can tcaiify -to lis
ir-
' 4,1.. "l" irom the matin -1 tuei. Truit! fur it w ill sure v eure vnu
tt.. "tlIU2 lri.m is ... im ..... i i - ... .... :.. ...i.t.a. it
. w iwi aim i f, iit f , iu Hill lew .K nuti.u is
ttlltln l..i I ... I . ' . ...
re. wit t does not cure no matter liow bad the stil-
; itki-- w gel irrcrmty i. inewwy wiuijo rtiumica. . iry
r:il.t ... . lv i.. i .. e ti i i n i, ... w !
' :'tir " ' icisons ; ror sa.c u. r.. ii. iiiuiBiiuii.oiuicgiM, noiu-
ridTr "jJ ' f'nvluo-djersit Ia..'aiid Mountain iTaniiehill, Con-land
'"! w the Hardware jfluencc. Somerset county, Fa,, the well!
known pharmacists.
ii.p i,i.i,..f-i ,,i
us iu savin":, that we .iminMml iin."ni!iltd
advnta-re, ami a. we irnike Umtcr a Kx-ei-
hs nn.M ijun.v.sn!!.
Pe-tlilishotl, ami from
thoso w ho huve not vet
rnwss, vru solicit a trial. ami wiil
ill
all li
ttc:-. ot m :,rr pivi.iiiiiv i.rd rhe
iu -jiect fully, Ac,
p.. riit)Ki:, xvcKi c.
oflice ami liailr.md
! A Ii: ti.sau disessa of the throat ami
! upper portion oftlie lun-rs, is lairiu.am mir
I tlie children ot Luzci lie (.'ouniy. The
;Scratiton Timet saya that not less than
sixty little ones have died from it durin'
the two weeks just pas-.'t!.
Tub following, suuy: to the tune of "Old
rncleNed," is quite Hipu!ar nowadava :
"Then pull up the wicket and the stake,
and put by the mallet and the bail, for no
more croquet '11 lie plaved this vear it's
getting too late in the fall.
iast: Mrayeit or stolen, a picture of
'i'm nrivin? olunteer." 24x30
incli.-., was taken from the fair Rround dur-
iag the of the fair. Any 0neh.1v-
inp it in their pi.sc.vsioii, will please leave
I it w ilh the owner, or at this o!l;ce.
, , . . . ,
IT nnm hurt you. It 1? purely vegeta-
i'unnon a I.iver Keul.itor, it
cd,-.
Ar the gr.uuing and hunting sraon is
at hand, it should ! remciitU-red llut the
new fi.une law explicitly stales that any
person found shooting and hunting on Sun
day it liable to a fine ol twenty-five dollars.
A heavy penalty is also inflicted fur Sunday
fishing.
Mr. Aistix Dex.nisox has raised his
collate at the east end of Main street, and
has had it newly wcalhorboarded and a
great many other iwpro-.emcnts made on
it. Mr. Ucnnison is determined not to be
liehiud his neigbliors in the march ol im
provement. - . . .
E. II. Marshal. Druczist, Someriet, Fx.
land Mountain & Taunehill, DnigirisLs,
j Continence, Somerset Co., Pa., are Agents
j for lr. Bradley's Celebrated Kemedy. aLo
! dealer iu drus, perfumery, toilet articles,
I sou is, fancy giMHis, etc. I'rccripliuns
cvretully comjiotiiided.
A pauty of five men from Marietta. sent
by the Commissioners, were engaged in de
stroying tsh baskets in the Misquehanna
river U'low Columbia and at Tuikey Hill,
ou Mondav. They met with no resistance
: .1...:- .1 1. -
in .lie r'lwunauc iu men hum, ou. ie-
ted much talk among the lnhermcn. '
U HOI.KSALS ATI HES, JEWEI.KV.AC.-
The house of C. B. Barret & Co., On Fifth j
Avenue, 1 ilts'.iurg. la, is 1 eeonuug well I
known to the trude generally, tor the
latgeness and siqierionty 01 their stock.
The firm do an exclusively wholesale trade.
See advertisement in another column.
$100 Bev. Aim wiil be id to any ir
son suffering with Dspepsia, if they are
not completely cured by the use of a few
1ottles of Dr. Bradley's Oysjicpsia Beuie
dy. For saie by E. II. Marshall, Druggist,
Somerset, Pa., and Mountain .V Tamichill,
Druggists, Confluence, Somerset Co., Fa.
Appi.ks. Many persons do not value
apples s'.itliciently as an important urticle
of diet. Be:-;id.-s containing a lari;e nuio'tut
of stu:ar, mucilage, and other nutritive
matter, this fruit contains vegetable acids,
aromatic qualities, etc., which are ivcr
tul in the capacity of relrigerenis, tunics,
and anticcptus, and freely used at the sea
son of mellow ri-iKs prevrut debility,
indigestion, andaveit. without doubt, many
ot the "ills which llesh is heir to."
- . .
"tlt'T Damxkh Spot !" The energetic
esphiiialion of Macbeth is mentally cjacu
Uled by every hou.-ewiie when confronted
by the manitold variety of stains and SKits
that disfigure anii les of household orna
ment and use. But the "spots" arc not so
easy to remove by ordinary means. A lit
tle SaK.lio brought into timely use causes
them all to ilisapjx-ar as if by magic, and
bring x-ace and satisfaction to the house
wiles mind. As cheap as common soap and
a hundred times more effective.
Ot K farmers and dairymen are Liking
advantage of the extra car sent here by the
Adams Express Company three times a
week tor the purjiosc of shipping Butter in
bulk. An average of over one hundred
kcs;s daily have lice a shipped from this
place for some li m back. Farmers from
licyond Jeiiner and Stoystown, who other
years took their butter to Johnstown for
shipment,
crsct.
have this vear brought ittoSom-
lli :.f: is a ! aek pay
rather pleasant reading :
one of the "old srh.iol "
Kingston iN. Y.) Jciir
" item which is
A Mr. Elmore is
s:i! s. -rilicr of the
utl. He was til
v,.rs iq arrears for hi- pa;x r. Iist week.
he c-alled iiw.n the editors of the Journal
an.l ,,i,l i;i - .. ,., " ,ln.l remarked
ibat he might not be around again
vcrv
u.iti Iu. . ... , 1 1 l.iu o'll mi'f 1 .1 i.tn ,'..'t,-
j ahead, and another for his mother for
twelve vears ahead.
A KK.w days ago, F. 1. iorioan. of
South Sterling, w bile digging a well, found
at the deptli of twenty-four feet a piece of
steel which bad apparent formed the hitt
of an ax. It was .-overed with a thick in
crustation ol rust, and the edge was quite
rough and uneven. The soil in which it
was i.nlx dile.l was of a gravelly nature,
and bore no indication of having been pre
viously disturlied. How this fragment of
an ax reached the jiohition in w hich il was
found is a mystery. lLituttalt Citizen.
Javks M. Coi.kmax, formerly a practis
ing attorney at Indiana, who has been
t.vnjill;, the pnx.-ess of the F. S. Court for
. lt. i,Ht vear. on acharse if ror-'inor pen-
..... "r U:1K Hrristiil hv CatL ( barbs
siavsman, and Ceo. Hamilton, on Satur-
,iH .: , v,. i.lsf. i,js reiurn to his home.
I The prisoner was taken to I'ittshur on
Tuesiiay iniunin j last. It is said that he
I trill make appliciliuti for hail, nnd it is
' tliiiiiirl.t ili-,t 1,., t.-ill l.r r..li-awj..l In n revv
davs.
It has heeti truly remarked that the
years ot human life, like the defTecs of lon
gitude, shortens, as weapproach the poles.
The sch.xl lwv, when he has finished his
Christmas holiday; thinks il will lie along,
long time Isidore that holiday rettimsagain ;
hut after he has reached his maturity, ti e
years stem shorter, and the shortening
process continues with coming years, until
that jieriod which hi youthful fancy pic
tured so long, seems short enough now,
and he lccls a regret that the youthful
days have not continued. Kr.
Mi iiaei. Mf.akok. residini; i:i l'r.mkliii
town-diip, this county, was thmtvn from j
his horse on Tuesdav of last wet k, while!
riding ou the Northern pike, and serious
ly injured. When found, he was lying at
t he side of the road in an iii-M-nsihlc condi
tion, w ith his head resting in a kkiI of
blood, which flowed from a cut in his head,
lie was moved to the residence of Mr.
Kinney, and l)r. McNeil, of Dclmoiit, was
sent for who administered to his injuries.
At last accounts he was siill lying in a
critical condition, the Dr. entertaining
very slight hopes of his recovery. Lu!nbe
Ailcante.
Amoxo the many things on exhibition
at our Fair, we were t sjHtially attracted
by the lartre display of Cloths, Cassimers,
Satinets. Flannels, CurietR, Ac, by Win.
S. Morgan, Slantons' Mills. All were sur
prised at the quality and prices of these
goods, and many for the tirst time were
conscious of the fad, that as good, if not
- .tir - r 1'oods of this) class coubl lie Iiacl al
home. Here iu our own county, as couiu oe
imrchascd in anv of the J-astcm tnarKets.
Mr. Morgan lias gone in a great ucjii
Of
trouble and expense to put his cstablisli-
inentinNo. 1 order, ami to procure tue
best of machinery, anil as a result, lie turns
out articles that would be a credit to any
inantifacturins establishment in the eoun-
It should lie a rule with all, never 10
.. ..I...... 1 r..r u I,.. iln.v- run ol.lalll al uoniC.
u;o m.w.'.. "... .. .
we know of no establishment more
worthy or putilic iiatronage man man u
of Mr. Morgan,
muck ? r.mc-K ! !
W. W. lUvi Jc Hito.,
Have for sail-at tlu:ir ynril or tklivcroil,
3(Xl.i;(K brii 1;.
We have Wca iiiori:i"il hv a muulicr of my erhtinj Inir. or l!:e provisions of this
persons w lio were in attf-ndiinre nt the f:iir ; art. fthal! In- IkI.1 i ivilly risimiistlilo fr
held m Johnstown A. I). 1H73. that Mr. ; every injury to p. rsoii or property in ron
IYtcr lletlley's liorsi-s drew the tirst pre- j svjuence ofs-ieh ftirnikliinjr ; and any one
niiuins offered for draft and tliaror.irht.riil j atgrievtd may recover damages a.eiinst
Uoreen. Sir. Hcllliy's hordes have w on ' such perfori so riirr;iliinjr. hy action on the
premiums aud kitracUil a mat ilenl of at- Jcase, instituted in nnv court having jiiris
tention wlnr; ever tin:- have !en exhil.it 'lii:liou of sitt'ii form of art ion in this t'oia
ttl. Wc hriirn that Mr. IIrl!!ev lias taken ! moirrr.Hli."
I '"s r'nv hore "Alhtuuhra" to UrmiFtdinr;
i... u 1 1 i... ..i i i. ;i :.i . . i. . . .
held there lliis week.
iiu win IH. I'liiliu inl L. illlMLlOll nl ll:e lair
iterlin Kt-m.
i:fs(ii.rri:j.N. The p.inn -ship hcrctn
loie xisting between Aiiuvvalt & Brallier,
ha been dissolved by mutual agreement.
Ail persons indebted to the late firm arc re
quested to make immediate settlement.
Oi'i.N r. ( t t. E. II. Ana wait has again
opened out in Poctor tiarmon's new sjore
room, where lis w ill Im; pleased to see his
old friends aud customers. lie is just
oiciiinra lull new stock of goods, which
he is ollcring at low prices. (Jive him a
call il you want goods cheap.
Ihmexse Establishment. The whole
sale Boot and Shin; house of J. II. Borland,
No. 5:5 and 55 Wood St., Pittsburgh, has
just received one of the largest and best se
lected stock of goods ever brought to this
city. Bought for cash will lie sold at Eas
tern prices. Particular attention is called
to his Smoky City Boots, Rubbers at fac
tory prices. Orders from couutry dealers
solicited, filled promptly and satisfaction
guaranteed. tJive him n call before pur
chasing els? where. The family retail store
is located at 93 Market St., where he has a
full line of giKi.Is for country and city
trade.
Votk for lion. Isaac (',. Cordon, of Jef
ferson count v, lor Judze of the Supreme
Court.
Vote for I Ion. KoU-i t W. Mackey, of
APenhenv count v. lor State Treasurer.
V t : fo'r J. li. McMilh ii, of Middle r ck
tp., for Member of Assemblv.
Vote for Ccorgc M. Neil', of Simerset
lair., for Treasurer.
Vote for F. J. Countryman, of Brothers
valley tp., for Commissioner.
Vote lor J. C. Crichtield. of Mill'ord tp.,
for Poor House Director.
Vote for Jonathan Weller, of Summit tt..
lor Auditor.
Vote tor Course Licht v. of Somerset
tp., for Jury Commissioner.
Mi sic We would call the attention of
our readers to the card ofCharlotte Blumc.
to le found m our advcnMnz columns.
Her house is one of the oldest in Pittbur?.
and her wnrenxim will be fo Mid con
stantly stocked with some ot the finest in
struments iiianufiic:ured in this count rv.
Kna!" Pianos, for which she is airent.
l,n. I...,-. Ir. ..L l...l 1 ...
; :: :. r. " z v. ' vr
" ...1 .1.. " 11. .1 ... r:."0. .
nn'-st ami most (turaiile low-priced inst.ru
incuts in the market ; while Ceo. A. Prince
it Co's Organs are acknowledged, for tone
and durability, toheiincqiialh.il. Sheulso
keeps on hand a large stock of small in
struments ; also Sheet Music. Books, iVc.
i crsons orierinr irom a distance arc as-
. .
,.re( of receiving most prompt
Catalogues und price lists mail
attention.
it to any
address. Her ware-roosus ure locjited No.
U( Sytlj
Church.
Avenue, ju.st o-.posiie Trinity
, ,
Uoldea na.l Silrrr Jll- CnLr.
Coi.pkx Cake. Take th yolks of eight
cgs, well lieaten, add one cup white su
ear. one half cup of butter, one-half cup
of sweet milk, and one and three quarters
; cups of flour, having in it one-half meas
ure Banner Baking Fowder.
Silver Cakb Take one half cup but
ter, tvyij cups white sugar, three-quarter
cups of sweet milk; flavor to taste; then
add the whites of eiiiht eggs, well lieaten,
and three cups of flour, having in it one
measure Ijner Baking Powder.
Each can of the Banucr Baking Powder
contains asinali measure, to lie used even
full, according to printed directions. If
you cannot obtain this really valuable arti
cle from your grocer, send twenty five
cents by mail, addressed to Banner Baking
Powder, P. O. Lock Box 017, Pittsburgh!
Fa., and you will receive, po&t.-igo paid, a
quarter mnd package, together with a
list ol fitly valuable Kccipt s.
A Card.
Fmovj-owx, Pa., Sept. IS;;.
I would rcsiccttiilly state to my friends
and the public generally, that I have this
day severed my connection with the Fay
ette County Muluul Life Insurance Com
pany, I would further state that I have
Ixi-n in the Insurance business for the last
eight years, handling Isith stock and mutual
couqianies, and famiiiarizing myself with
the work of both, and particularly the Fay
ette C'OUXTV Mt'Tt'AL FlKE lXSlBASCE
Compaxy, as I have acted as its secretary
and agent for the bust eight years. Hence,
I think I am fully iostcd with regard to
the safety and cheapness of the ditlcrcnt
plans of insurance. Therefore I have con
cluded not to have anything whatever lo
1 do with any Mutual Company, but in the
future to devote 111 v whole tunc anil atten
tion to my Slocl: Companies, together with
my Notarial business, and Beal Estate
Agency. I would, therefore, respectfully
j'.olicit :i portion of your patronage.
.1. H. Sruixoi.n.
The Hr.ttiii.w New Ykak. The cele
bration of tli a Hebrew New Year, began
on Friday evening, and the festival contin
ued until Tuesday evening. This is the
most iuqioitaiit holiday occasion of the
Israelites, and is the beginning of the re
ligious year. All who live up to the rules
of their faith cease from the pursuit of all
secular business, and the synagogue is open
Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
The services were all iu the Hebrew tongue
except the sermons, which were in tier
man. There is a sacred obligation on
every Hebrew to attend the New Year ser
vices, and there are few who neglect. At
the beginning of the services the ark of
llu; covenant is placed Ix.-fore the people,
and the scrolls containing the law are taken
from it and the commandments read. The
nxl of Aaron isnlso held up before the con
gregations. All the services during this
season are of a very impressive character.
At Ibis time provision is made for the poor,
all personal differences are settled, tint!
contributions are made to charitable ob
jects. The New Year will be followed by
the Atonement and the Feast of the Tab
ernacle. Tut: following item will dotihth'ss as
tonish many of our readers, and we must
confess it somewhat surprised us. We
i know ol one firm that could not invest iu
! in. ire than a hind quarter of such a co.v as
! . i :..i.i. ii....i.b 9 i .
Hie . .l.liil. S'.ii. ner u. tut,u.
"The sale of thoroughbred short horns
at auction by the Hon. Samuel Campliell at
New York Mills, near I'tica, Wednesday
was the most notable event to stock rai-scrs
that has ever occurred in this couutry.
Buyers were present from Ktiroic and all
parts of the l uited States. It is said that
pure blooded short horns of the breed sold
al Mr. Campbell's auction cannot I bought
in England at any price. They can on
ly Iw seen, while their owners refuse to
part with them. There has not been a
public sale of short h irns in Knglan l for
twenty years. For this reason English
men were on hand to purchase at Mr.
Camplieli'ssalc. Mr. 1. I'avis of Glou
cestershire, F.ngland, paid $4(l,fi(H) for a
cow, the eighth Dutchess of Geneva. The
calf of this cow was fold to Mr. Alexander
ot Kentucky for $'7.KW. The soles of
Wednesday amounted to Jf:ir0,0K). For
the slock sold Mr. Cnmphell exju nded $'.'tX
(H. leaving him a net pnitit of f 150,000.
He has a goodly stock yet remaining.
A.-rldrut.
New Lkxingtos, I'a., Sept. 22, 'T:i.
On Sunday night last, Sept. 21st, as Mr.
John McMillen and Israel Gross, in com
pany with four ladies, were returning
home from church, they met with an acci
dent while coining down the hill, opposite
Jacob SchrockB residence. The night be
ing very dark,thc horse missed the road run
ning the wagon on a stump, the wagon iiu-!
mediately upsetting, throwing the unfor
tunate party among the rocks. The horses i
taking immediate fright, ran with the wa
gon on its side to the bottom of the hill
where they made a sudden halt.
On examination it was found that Mr.
MeMillens marc had broken her leg. J.
H. McMillen was immediately sent for, and
his decision was to shoot her. The mare
was valued at two hundred and fifty dol
lars. Messrs. McMillen and Gross were hurt
so bad as not to be able to walk. Only one
of the ladies. Miss Futman, was hurt. "We
hoi our young friends will lie more care
ful in the future and do the driving them
selves, as ladies do not see well after dark,
licsjieetfully Yours,
Night Watchman.
l'lioi-LK who think they can Itirtiish
other with liquor with impunity, have
protjnbly not rca.1 the following law of
this State :
"Any pt'iwm fttrnisli'ug intoxicating
ilrink t.i nnv other person, in tiuUitinn of
-
' a ...... ... ...1 -1 ;j i..r.:....
I ill lliir.i, mi'4 in "imuiv tin
and cooling breeze, begin to inf into
our l.mt ui I frames, new liv 1 Ire h en
ergy. l'.K'tS tell US of ihe 'i..rl.illcho!y
days" of 0 lover, but we cjmaot lake them
111 that way. September ami iietoSier. are,
to 11s, f.r from melancholy : on the con
trary, we think them to be the inott de
light:"ul of the months. What more pleas
ant than a stroll through the breezy woods,
in October : in the mellow misty davs.
when the sun, robbed of half its power, 110
1 n :er makes us seek to hide ourselves
foai his glare and heat? No; we don't
think Autumn at all melancholy, or dull.
or somber. Wc do not, w ith the Knights
of doleful visage and rtiefull face, class the
chirp of the cricket, and the call of the
katy-did, with the melancholy things ol
nature. It requirts only a cheerful heart
and good conscience to nmke all times
most fitting for indulgence in tender
thought and calm reflection in the woods
and groves ; give us the pleasant Autumn
days. How short the time seems since the
frosts of Winter aud the sultry heat of
Summer were with us, but now
There Is a coluees in tlie sir,
A Jiulcuofit in (he tun,
AuJ propocts" roan J us ev'ry where.
Say Autumn hasbexun.
St'itixriFiLi.u, Mo., Sept. 1, 1ST3.
ElliTOltllllRAl.Ii:
I enclose herewith
the amount of my annual subscription.
Coul !:i't keep house without the I'luai.u.
"l is as eoailbrtable, as an old shoe to rend
tlie 11 iii aid. "fis like a love letter, which
will bear repented and careful reading;
even the advertisements nrs of interest,
aud have a finger lioard look, us years ago,
when ne were a boy.
I have examined "the Heuai.I), execting
some editorial comment upon the new par
ty in this country called Cranger's but
have seen no evidence of hay seed. C ran
ger is the new political democrat's cloak in
Missouri.
"It cometh forth like a flower," &c.
What next?
I am pleased to see Pennsylvania so well
represented in this far Western country,
anil am proud to say they are acknowledged
as the best class of farmers in south-west
Missouri. The business class, enterprising
and energetic, the political class aspiring
as usual. Our sister county of Bedford is
well represented by the latter class, and
ceriainly do credit to the democratic coun-
-viiiiiij oocrei
:y .f their nativity, bu unrortun.teiy
i the atuiume
nt of their political as:ira
tions, democracy is at a discount in South
West Missouri. Y ours. Ac,
B. F. Lawsox.
MeeliiiKr 1 he fi.ni.ersrt Rur.
Ox Wednesday evening the 1st of Oc
tober, 1N7:, the members of the Somerset
Bar, met in the ollice of A. H. Collroth,
l'sq., when the follow ing action was taken:
The meeting was called to order by A.
II. Collroth, and Ed. Scull, F-sqr. selected
as Chairman, and P. H.Caither, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated bv
the Chairman, when, on motion of F. J.
Knoser, F.sq.. the Chair apHinteJ Hon.
John B. Kdie. H. L. Baer, Esq., and Hon.
A. H. ColTrolh, Conimitu-e to draft Besolu
tions to le presented at the neit meeting.
On motion of A. J. Colliora. Fsu.. the
meeting adjourned to meet at halt past two
o clock v. m., on 1 hursilav.
The memU-rs of the liar convened al
hall past two o'clock Thursday afternoon,
and tb - meeting was called to order by
lid. S. ill, Esq., C hairman. Hon. John
K. Ei! e, Chairman of the Committee to
draft :.ud submit Kesolutions, presented
the following, which after lieing read were
urini..iously adopted:
Wi: r-.iiEAs. The death of our profession
al bro. her, Cyrus Meyers. Esq., has just
occurred in our midst. Therefore, be it
Hfsi.'lrrj, That in his death, thu profes
sion as well as the public, have to deplore
the losa of a sound lawyer.an eruditeschol
ar nnd a most accomplished gentleman.
2d. That our sympathies and condolence
are hereby respectfully tendered to his be
reaved family and relatives.
:id. That i:i respect lo his memory, the
members of the Bar of Ibis county, will at
tend his funeral in a body, aud as a badge
of sorrow for his death, w iil weur crape
UHn the left arm for thirty days.
4lh. That the Chairman and Secretary
of this meeting be directed to communi
cate to the family of our deceased brother,
a copy of these proceeding.
5th. That our action in this matter lie
published iu the several (wipers of Suner
sct county.
Isdac Hugus, Esq., then dcliveretlashort
and impressive eulogy on the professional
life and character of the deceased, alter
which the mcmliers repaired in a body, to
the house of the demised, to take part in
the interment.
Tmrlirrn Faitiiiiui.lion.
cxamiiiaiion of Teachers fur li
w ill he held as follows:
The
county,
.Tenner X i.oad
s, Moiidav S
ptemher Uifth.
.It'tth.
OctohtT, 1st.
2d.
::d.
4th.
11th
13th.
15th.
17th.
1 a ids ilie.
Stoystow n,
rtonietset.
t'entrcville,
IJcrlin,
Dale City,
Salisbury,
I'ctershur-r
Wittefihuri
'i'nesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Aiturday
Sat'.irday
Monday,
Wedneadav
Friday
A special examination will he held at
Somerset, on Saturday, Xovemlier 1st.
The examination w ill liejiin at o'clock n.
in. Applicants coming at n later hour will
not he admitted to the examination that
day. Kach teacher w ill provide
himself'
with n stamjied ci.velojie liearin his ad
111 -.
i -"--i ii .e. ,-ii. i.isiiii; i;..-.. ...is eei . 1 1 1
No private examinations will be held, nor
eld certificates renewed, unless bv rruuest
of the lioard of Directors where they wish
to teach.
School Directors Jtnd'friends of educa
tion are especially reifuested to lie present
at I he examination of teachers in their re
spective di.-trit ts. I). W. WILL.
scpl- ft Co. Supt.
Gi.adi:, Sept. i:i.
.MAIS It I !-!.
LUCASrrtAMF.il On the Hth of
September, 187:1, by Jacob Gerhard, Esq.,
Mr. John Lucas and Miss Sarah. Cramer,
both of Somerset county.
KING l'UTMAN On the Mthot Scp
Icmhcr, 1M73, hy the same, Mr. Smith King
and Miss Annie I'utman, tsith of Simerset
county.
IlIKD.
MEYEHS On Friday morning. August
21lth, at her resilience in Meyers' .Mills, I'a.
Mrs. Lydin Meyers, relic of I'eter Meyers,
deceased; aged 02 years, 5 months and 23
.lays. Funeral service conducted by liev.
C. G. Lint.
MEYEIiS ()n Monday morning, Octo
Iier 1st, at his residence in Somerset, Cyrus
.Meyers, Esq.; aged 41 veal's, 5 months and
S days. Funeral services by Heverands
Stewart, Whetstone iir.il Truxal.
ARMSTKGOG August 2Jd. lSTll. at j
Angels Camp, Callivares countv, Caliior
nia, (with hemorrhage), John Armstrong,
formerly ot Somerset; aged 4i years, six l
months and 2 days.
SOMERSET MARKET, I
Corrected weekly by A. J. Casbbueu 4 Co. (
Apples, dried. ft
Applebutter. V gal
llutler. f) t,
Buckwheat, bushel....
lireswax. V IS
Bacon, shoulders, 1....
ic ,
..Jcfe!sJj
-Je I
... 1 00;
300 I
Scl
So
Vic I
sines, - ....
" bams, " ..'..
.'orn, V bushel
Corn meal W Ik
Calf skins. l ti
Fggs, V dox
Flour, V bid
Flaxseed V bn., (io t)...
Ijird. v a,
Leather, red sole, ......
" upiier " ....
44 kits " " ....
Oi.ls.Vbu
Potatoes, tp bu
Peaches. dried, SI J.......
liyelbu
Kugs, W 1.
Salt, No. 1, bbl.,
" " V bu
" Asliton,
Sugar, yellow W fk
white
Tallow t,
Wbcut, V bu .-.
Wool, y B
1 00
a.. .
-1 24
2i i
"ami
.ISc
... 1 M
....IVtfi
..3iti:ue
lue
sue
toe
sue
....It!'
... l 00
3c
....tstm
... i a
....3 00
..10,1-Jc
..l14c
sa
... !iuc
..u4iiW
Vear Expcrtrrte
mi old urt'.
Mm. WlaiMow'H Soothing Kyrn
il,-..n.,.r,,.tl..n .,f im.ii.f th'i !"( PUI.llul'
llu I'liV.li-
1. l4 im.
cinm ami Nurses l'i fnltisi Siatrs, n h
!icn at-. fr thlrrv v.jrs wlrli m-vr falllni Kafir,
ty m; c-B hy u'iiillnui"t wnlliiT" au l rliiMr-n,
from llio MiIp fn'.nil nl' mie wef k'.I ! M Ihc ailult.
It MTfln ai-i.Miv iif llir v,.-.i;i.'h, p-lliTm winil
e.i'K n-iruliks tliV Ik w,-I. an ! nivc n ut. bn.lili
nJ ii'uii.rl tu ui.ithi-r uul mil 1. W ts li-'ve 1;
t'llxilim H- M awl Siirtt mirlT in lli W url.l
In all '311 t r HYSKXTKRY an I fttAHKIMKA
IX l'Ull.IKKN, wnnh.-r II xrlrv (rota TwtlilnK
ur limn any ulhir r.nn. VI', imIwiI'.m I'm- uping
will 'rjiiiMnjr nach tniitl. Nune ;.ii!iln nu
Irn tl.e Ir-::BQ of fL'KTIS I'lM K l.N.S Is
en Ihfl iu;.it wrsir. SnU ly nil .Mnlitno
Ifciairrs. July!)
The .Iot:f liolri I'mini'ca.
AXI
I'aml!y I.IiiiitM'ut
is iLn t..-t Miu'it.v III tli wnrl I f.,r Hie fi.llnwlii
complain:?, xit: i'ruuipa in the I.itiit.s aiel Stom
ach, Pain In tne Slom.u-h. !t"Wi?l. orSi!e, Kneum
nlUm in nit lta li.rins. Ititii'iiis t.'uii.', Xeuraizu,
t'hol.rs. liys Mio-rv, Cul ls, tr'rrsh m.untis. Lurtin.
Sun- Tiini'o. Sp(a:il l'o:r.;il .lntv. Sprains nii'l
lir'jis-s. t M-.illf. u.il IVv.-r. For lnlrrnal mi l 1.x
tirnal uso.
Ii oM'r itiim Is net only to r :ll.". 1 he patient,
hut entirely removes llie i-ino of Xhr. complaint.
Ii x li.'tral.n mill p'Tivul.'H the wh.iic sysirm, re
(lorinx hi-iilll.y uciiiai lo all li? parlH, si el ijuick
entnn ihe tiling.
The li..nsilmli panucpA U purely YVtff tahle an'l
All Ht-ulin.
J'rrpaml hv
t'l it riS & UKOWX,
Xo. VIS Fulion Sir.-et, New York.
For ialo by all ilrugisti. July 9
Children often look Ialt mil
Siek
from no oltur cause than bnviuif wonaa In t!i
aioninrh.
IIKUWXS VFKVI I Ft "OK COM FITS
will itnitMj Worms without iiiiury to tliehiM.
heiiiK K-rl'et!y W H ITK, ant tree frun all color
Pnr or oilier iojiirious pitrrrifirnt usuilly used
in worm pr.-jiii r;.t t.-.i...
:l l, I ISt HltfnVN. Proprietors.
.No. ili Fulton Sireet. Xrw York.
Suld by tirunqitft end I'h'mixtt. end Vtchr 14
iltttu inti at 1 WENTV-Fivr 'ets a 1;ii. jly'J
.er.oiin nrliltlly.
With !ih 2 1 Kiioy atr n lan!, loir fpiritf. ileprens
1 in, lnvolnutnr.v emissions. Vtn of semen. r.x-rui,i-li-rrloen,
i( (Kjwcr. ii7y ho't. lo.-i .. inemi
ry, an.l Ihrc.il. nol iini"teni-e mel Imherillly. lin'l
a s ;ver.i:r(i euro in Humplm-vs' ll-jmr.4:iti.ic
SjMs-ilh No. Twenty-KiLt. t'om;K'e. of ine
cum valuaMo nill.t an! iitci.t Curatives, they
strike al oik-k ot thcroot of tio; uialti-r, tone up the
tysicin. nrrest th illwhur-fo', mul impart vtifur
a'rni energy, lilo nnl viuliiy to the. niiro iiian.
l nev nave . ur;-i iieiii.aiuis.il ae. i i ice. ao per
packni;j of live lioxi s aiei a larie v'.' I. wl.i - li in
very iuii;r,4int in oimlinatc or ol.l cuses. orl per
sinKle Imh. Sol.l hv all Uruirir !!. nn'l sent hv
mail on receipt of price. Aihlress HI'MPIt K KY'S
SPF.CIFlt; HOMIOPAIHIIJ MKDHMNECO..
602 KniftJwav, Xew York. nor. 13.
4arFor aalo by K. II. .Marshall, bomcrscl, ra,
Centaur I.inimeut.
There Is no pain w.ilch the On'.ailr Ijnirnjnt
will not ivttove, no twellinir It will not sotxlue, an'l
no lameness which It wi'.l not eure. This Is stronar
lanuae, t nt II l. lru. iVhern the parts are not
gone. Its e.Tti'ta nr mari'elous. It has pro-luce-!
more cures of rlieumatiiui, r.earaliria. lock-jnw,
paNy, strains. swcllln,s, rakcil-brciists. seal 1(,
hums, ealt-rla-uin, ear-ache, fce., up m tlie human
frame, mil of stnilns. fpavin, (f ills, Kc. upon an
imals In one year than have al! other pretended
romedics since tlie wcrl I hein. It i." a coimtcr
irrit ir.i, an oil healing pain re'.iever. t.'ripplcs
tlin.w away their crutch"", the lame walk. poif.i
ous liites arc ren-iered lla!ll.-1, and the wouii'lcd
arc healcl wlth .iita s.r.ir. It H huiut.uir. The
recipe is putili.-ilied nD'Uti'l eacti lotle. I: is sell
Inir as no aril. le ever before ajl t. an l it s. lis be
cause It hicsjut what li jircten ls to do. Those
who now sufiiT from rto utnuti.-m. pain or swebins;
deserve to suiter if ihoy will not use Centaur Lin
iment. More, than l.Ouo e rtiticip-s of remarkable
cures, iiiotu liiiK fmi'-n limbs, chn.ni'.- rlaumatism.
I piut, running tumors, fcc. l.avo been reccivcl. We
: will Sind a circular cntainini; eertiQ'..tes, the
j recipe, fitc.. jrratis, to any one mpiestinK it. One
bottle of tho yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment Is
worth one burn'.re,! dollars, for spavined or sweenled
horses an.l wu'.es. or for screw worm In sheep.
Sio k owners this liniment Is worth your atten
tion. No family stioutJ lie without Centaur Lini
ment. I'rice, a bottle; larire bottles t 00.
J. It. KOSKACO.,
13 V.r iwsy. New York.
CAaTiiniA is more than a sulistiiuto forCafto
Oil. Il Is the only ac artt. le in existence which
Is certain to assimilate tba fiKsl. reiru'.ate iho bow
tls, cure win lcjlio and pro.Im natural sk'ep. It
contains nei.hcr mim ralr. niorpliine or alcohol,
au i is pleasant to uke. CbiiJr.-n nee.inot cry
and moibers may real. iiprili
XrW Adrfrtisnin'ntx.
x.-V
IMiitlC la Wur.l. UlOftt MWH v. '
ottii-r rtitlera. , M
For sile at all Trur Stores, Groeerte and Heal
ers In Medicines: also, wholesale and retail at
MAKKIS F.WINO'C Wholesale IruUta,or.
Tenlh and Liberty streets, Plttfborah, l'a.
AMEUltAN blliMACI? BITTKRM ilFU. CO.,
i(l and 1I Liberty st reet, .
I'ltUburti, Fa.
TOTIUE.
Au election for Fresi.lent and Manaaer. Treas-
nrer. fce., lor the Wellersl.urn i West Newton
I'lank K is. I C .. for one year, wiil te held at the
house ol John Hill, ., 'Somerset. Fa., in .Mon
day, the third day ol .Nwvemla-r. lsT.l.
W. It. F1CK1NO.
oeiS Frcsident.
Sarah li. Hignsn. by") la the Vurt of Common
heriii xi IrieiiJ, Hen- I I'leas of Somerset Countv,
ry Claris, f''11- -o. 6K S-'ptemiier T.,
vs. I 1.17 J. Alius Su'iK-na for
1'atii. k 11. Kinan. J Iiiioree.
An I now to wit, ltih September, 1 -173. on ue-li'in
of sv . 11. K.Miutz, Kij., attorney lor d::iniitl. the
Court appoint J. O. itfle. Ij.. ceitiims-ioiii-r to
Hike lesumony, r. p Tt tlie i .its an ; an opinion.
S nieiel ei-niiiy. s:
Fxiraet Iruin'tb-.- re-..rl crtuied 10. h S. pt ni-bt-r.
1S7S. L. Si. S.'HIilH.'lv.
Fro: honoiary.
I will atti ii I to the ilut i s of the atiovc apsnat
iik iiI at uiy etli. e ia S iini ri-e;, Fa., on Tuesday,
4th ol .N ovc in 1 1. r, ls;:l, when anl where all partus
interested may attend. J. O. OGLK,
oc is Con;miSMn.r.
)A ItTXEK W AXTED.
i desir? t-iavll tin cne-balf interest of my plan
inir mill, in (rurrett. Fa., to an enterprisitiK. reli
able mau. The mill buiidln is two storie.' hith,
4uxM, and within 170 lector tne Fillsbunr, Wash
ington a. Kaltiuiore Kailmail. This road afiords
suierior advantages lor stiippinir both east and
weel. The Huftalo Valley llatlroad. now In i-oursc
of construction, and the Heeler's Oiip Kailroad,
will both ;ive additional lacilitii'S for shippiuir
iumlier. '1 lie cnKine and all of the machinery are
nrst class. A larite britk and stone kiln, with at
rtoiitilctracK through It lor the purpose ol .trying
I l .....I..I i . il....ll A'..
iuiuis-i, insirisiuiiiic I in iiiitiuiii. ai.-ii.uiuir
ux:iti l.et.
F..r tun her information address or call on
W. li. SUA r Kit.
oe S Clarrett. Somerset County, i'a.
Qltl'll
AXS' COUKT SALE.
.Sotb-c Is hereby tivan that by virtue of nn or
der ol the Orphans' O.urt ol the county of West
moreland, there will lie exp .sed to public saie en
Saturday, the 1st duy of Novemlier. 1S73. tlie 101
I 'Win tts. ritied nai estate, to ii: A certain
trai l of laud situate la Sit. Pleasant township,
s tid cutity aud Slate, adjoining lanasof S.iuiui-i
Fleeter, I'eter Hays, Lewis Sheets. John S. W'ir
siiiK, iitid SI uriaret Nichols, and other land of
Ihtuiel llay, deceased, coiitaiuinir ala.ut 37 i acres,
id w lii. ti -2M acres ars cleared, baviiiK a tavern
stand, sublinir, barn, bhirksmitn shop, waKonma-
1 ker shop, and other improvements thereon erect.sl.
ami an apple on'iiani ir.ereon Kn.winz, neiii tue
real estate of Uaiiiul Uay, late ol .iu l'leusiiiit
ti.wusbip, said county, diceased.
The Somerset aud Mt. I'l.asant turnpike runs
through il; as also the line of the promised rail
road Irom ML Pleasaut to Is in ten I, on which a
preliminary survey has been inane. It Is a very
ueslrable stork farm. Persons who desire a nrst
class investment would do well to call and exam
ine the premises.
Saie to take place on the premises and to be eon
ducted bjrWn.lt. Hunter and Ionard Ocrhart,
executors of aald deceased.
Terms. One-third of the purchase money to tie
paid on confirmation of sale; the remainder In
three equal annual payments, with Interest, to be
secured by bonds and mortRaga.
J3y the Court.
orUJ JOSEPH UKOSS, Clerk.
BUTTER COHESION HODSB
D. T. Busby & Co.,
No. 6 Exchange Place,
' (Special atten lull given lo
h- s.il.-ol OLADK
i ill. 11 tit.
! oct
DYSPEPSIA.
This Is one of the mast fearful diseases that ever
man was afflicted with, aud has caused more mis
cry than auy other, but, at the same time It Is one
of the most easy to euro if von havethe right arti
cle, and BKAHLEY'S! DYSPEPSIA UE.MF.bY
Is the one, lor it will CUKE th worst case ot liys
Iiepsia In short time. For many years it was
used, aud still is, by one of the most prominent
phvslcians in Chicair in bis private prao'ice. and
Iu no rase where be used it did he fail to cure hi
patient, and there are thousands of others who
have testllied to It virtue. Trv It and satisfy
J.IUI.I, SUI. III BIIJ V, B J IU S 11.111 1. uuca IIU. ESI,
the money will be refunded.
E. II. MAKS1IALL.
RHEUMATISM
Is the aoounro of hiimaalty, and thousands the
world over are suffering; with it to-day. but Dr.
Bradley' Kheuinatlc. Keinedy will cure the worst
casus, no matter bow long they bare suHered, w
warrant cur liheutnatie Remedy to cure vou.
(live It a trial aud satisfy you nod I that it Is the
salest and surest ever ottered to the public. Thou
sand have been cured hy the use of It; try It your
self and It will eure you.
oets
Thirty
A'e u? Advert iem e n I.
A 1'iHTOirs Mmci:.
!
1 -i. V . . . . ... . .
IUrli,i h.n artliiil ouliiT l v !!. ' 'curl, on
niiilli n"! V. H. fc'ioniz, -to n'ake itisliitiuilnn f
tho fnntV rfinlfrrd from thr leiie" ef lii r.rul inrale
of I-ii'W" II. ItohnMut tu A ul AMor.r tluj illi
tie I lli'T"'-i, I siir.i'.eii l 10 th t ilu' i nl ui ap-i-iltilini-Tit
i' My eflii-r in S 'm(.f!.,i. Pj., on .-Toii-i!ny.
X"rviu!rr s.!, iH7:i, at IJ oVi.u k . u., iea
mi'l whT nil pur!"? ln'.r.'1 mny itirri'.
Y. J. K Pis Kit,
oi ls An 'i".r.
Knabo
& Co.'s Pianos,
i II-.VINES BIS.' I IAN'oS, and
icF.O. A. PHINCE Jl vO. S Of'tiANS.
I TLe tbroebest an l iiiot popular liistmiuenls u iw
I l:i tlif inarkcl. I'atal iiue ami I'rlc eontaln
I i-e' pall turtkulan. 11. ilifl lany nWre".
! CilAKLOl lfc BIX.K
; Vi Sixth Av. nu-, Fltls'Mincli. I'u...
WIS MJL.r..Alir.A i.
MAKI
lira
AKI1KLIZKD MANTI.I.S, KAXOKS.
rates. Furcans. llle, Keiristir', e.. Ilia s
Can nt I uii;y t ire ti.-ate, ('-wwit mm ix-n. )
srel tsiar liaiie, with riell-Cleanin? Ovens, eav
in .Hi permit, in lueL lor C.rcolars.
JAJIfSOM),
No. Liberty Si.,
ec'6 1'ilUliurjh, 1'a.
S,A1
1 he se who sow t.nftil inir uduio itn.ul I know
that 1. i cticip r In Ilia I0114 run to put on Mat
ISmiIs 'han tin or m'.uz. h.:il will Urn turner,
an-i u.) n-puirs ar re.piirt-U. SUta g.v.s thr 1 ur
esi wiiter lor 'Isienia. Male ia Ure proof. K'sry
imkI hoiiea slii-uiil have a slata tmiL The uueef-siK-nwt
Is hentHi tu ("ulierlani!, w!-t:re he tii:a
iih1 supply of
Peachbottom &, Buckingham
8 L A. T E
f r n.o.tliiic tt.a very licit iirtiele. He will uniler
tuk': to put Sl:iie io'iofs on Houses. puhlin aiel orl
vaio, epirrs, Ac, either in ti.wn or 11 mitry at the
I-iwtiiiL priced, unil to warrnnt theui. Cull an'l s:i
hl.-u or a'l'lrcn. him at No. J5 lii ifor I St.. 11m
lierltuiil, .Mil. Order may he lett v. it ii John A.
Walter, Aont, S iiuer-tet. Vj.
ocl W.M. H. Sllll'I.I.Y.
4h, s
Sl'I.ooI iard of S-.m .'it toivn?hip will
meet at the i;.ini'.i ilomo on tne llta ol t;to.ier t
l.ir t tie purpi-o of c-xainiaiiir an.1 employing -1 j
toje-inTs lor tie- cim.iii cie-.i t'-rai.
wtl JOMAlt AXKKXY.
ISSOLUTJO.V NOTICi:.
.Notice is hcebv triven that the c. par. nerd. !p
exisirtic betwen Shorter, liu-jrliiy J4 Co.. ol Oar
rr.'tt. S..inerset cunty. 1... has been 1is.lvc 1.
Tlie books of I he ol.l firm will remain in tlie h.v's
ol li. W. Shotier. at Irirretl, lr sett lenient,
octl SHOBKR, UL LOULKY kCO.
lrIif OU X()lrI CE."
llavinir been appolntv.1 by the Court of r n
mon I'leaa of Somerset enmity, on motion of W.
It. Koontit, Fjsj., to ilistrihute the fuwl in the
hands of Sherilt Knepper arising; Irom the sale ot
the real estate of Henry Kann, I wilUtieod to the
duties arsianes. on Frbiay, thrtober 17th, 173,
at my otttc- u. Somerset, at lo o'clock, a. m.
W. H. I'OSTLKTUWAITK,
i.1 Audiior.
A
UIUTOH'S .NOTICK.
in iiniii'r.-iirntM aU'Iiinr. aMii!';Hi liyther-
r'ict tilMtrlimiion wf fj"ni in the hu'f ol
the :tiniini.-t;r;itor of Samuel Kiiiiliniin. iltru
t ;int um.m thoe l-ifiiy I' lti'lr-i i.ier-to. will
at.enl t Li tfico on Tut mla-v, (he 2tluy l h--tober,
t 10 oVI-u lt a. in." whoa rrl witorft all
i;rn l:lcr.-fi luav attcn-1 if tht viiiinkir'jor.
oil Auiitor.
A
UDITOUS XOTICK
Ine undersit'neil h-.vinir li-n iipimiiited atidl-
tir. by the irpiians' Court, to ascertain advanc-..-uieiitf
an l meke a dis'rihuti jn of tlie lunds in the
liamt ofSiapileon llaynes, executor ol Oe-jrze
l'arkr. deeeaseil. loan"! mun;r these Irjrally en
till dthercto, wiil atte.nl to 'he duties or cailap
iiinttnent at hisoitlce ir S 'tn-rset. on Wednes lay,
ihc2-J layol id-ioln-r. lsT:i.whenanl where ail par
tics inter. sled can attend.
A.J. COLHORN.
ect; Auditor.
UDITOU S XOTICK.-
1 ne unders !ne; audi ur. aiinointe.lt.vthe ( ourt
of tjiuinon i'ieas of Somerset county. Fa , to
make a distribution or the balance ol tliefunfsln
the hands or A. J. COI.BOKN. nssitmee of John
J. Schell. to and inrnt l the creiiitors entitle l to
receive tltesane. will attend at his office on Wed
nel.v. the Wi dayuf Octolr. 17. at lo o'clock,
a.m. wlienatst where all persons Interested iay
present tiieir .lainis.
P. II.OAITHF.lt.
wt! Auditor.
L
OST.
xii the 1 or ill inst.. in I ile Cliv or neihNir-
I..--tof Hale -'ity, a note d ited September IJfh.
173. at sixty days, to order of F. 1 Korr.s. paya
ble at S. I'hiison h. Co., an.l siioied hv Faruent II
,111 XrZti1
city. All pc.-,u are lorbl liien tu punthase sal I
n i:e c.s tnvuivat of the s:.me has ti-cn stiaae'd.
w.-tl l-.HW AK1) L. KtiK.NS.
.IX ECU T( IK'S X t T I C E.
Kisia'eof William P. AVeShons. late of IiuleCily
Ilor. ilecearea. t
Ijetb-rs testamentary on the above estate hav-,
ln liei-n Kranie! to in? un.tersirueii ty Itie prop
er authority, notice is hereby iriveu to th..se iu
debted to it "to inakeiiumeiii.te payment, and those
havlnir claims airainst il will present them to the
uudcrsijrned at the late residence of Said decease,!,
ou Salur iav. November lj.h. 1S73.
0 1LJ.: A. N" L. MILLER,
ortt Fxecutor.
DM I X I ST II ATI) tt'S X OT I C E.
letters of a'tnuoistration on the above estate
bavins: ten irranled to the on lerslirneil. notice is
hereby arivea to those indebted to it lo make imme
diate fiaynicnt. and those having claims SKainst it,
to present them doly auihentfeaied for settlement,
on Saturday. Novemlier S. Is7:i. at the residence ol
the administrator in Somerset township.
SIICHAKLOIHH).
octl Administrator.
"Ill.MJLIC SALE
X FUALSPKINO PKI
OF THE MIX-
KOPEKTY.
I'll? uiHlcrsiifiied will exts.se lo public sile. on
th pr-aiiises. on Tuesday, ilie 21s: any of I a'tolier.
Is73. the celcbr.ite 1 Sti'icral Spru.j property. i;u
iU" al Summit SliIIs. S-uiers.-i c uuty. Pa., is.n
t.iit 1 ia eilit.ea a r s. bav at th -reoa cr..--te. a
lar.- lo w thr.;i- story l uil ilosc luo t Irnt by u 1
fi-fi d.fi.. The biiuee bi:sa I inir r.uniier of noo'S !
i:iel was null: f.T tl.e aiti-niiuo lati .it of Yi.k,.rs lo
theSpriras. T-Ue waters have be ;n thorouirhly
:inal1ti:.i ly expcrb'tii e i ihcinis.saii I pronounced
s voud to Done iu the 1'iiited States. The scenery
isremjulic un I climate dellhtlul. The springs
are bu; two miles troin the Kailroad at Ihtle C'iiv,
and a railroad will be built to the place at an early
day wildcat doubt. The Sprincs nre easily acces
sible from all points, and hy another season a lanre
number of visitors may I confidently rxiiected.
Sale at 2 o'clock p. m. Term made kniiwn on day
of sale. F. J. COC.NTKYMAN.
M. 1. Hl .MliKKT.
octl Assignees of Y. B. liumtiert.
fjIiUSTEE'S SA E OF REAL
JL F-STATE.
Hy virtue of an order Issncl out of the Orphans'
Court of Somerset county. Pa., to the undersigned
directed, there will he exposed to sale by public
ontcry. on the premises on Tuesday, ctolr 'JSth,
1S7X ill 9 o'ebick a. m.. the follow in"; ilescrihe,! val
uablo real cs-ate. late the pniertyof Penjamia
Lowry, deceased, of Oreenville township, to wit:
Xo.'l. A eerln in tract of land situate in Oreen
ville township. Somerset Co., Pa., containing a
acres and 50 percurs. more or less, sdjointntr lands
of Joel St. Yatiy, Hanlel Yutiy. Ja.-ob I. Stiller,
Ir.mels Baer. and John iNd.lie. The tracteim
Uiins i 6 acres clear, 'JO acres in meadow, ami bal
ance well timbered. Als twobx liouses. lo hani,
Irani stable, and two orchards, the farm Um
well watered.
No. -i. A certain tract of bind situated In tho
saino twp, ruitainlnir 22n acres and 13S perches,
more fir less, of which IsJ acres are cleared, with
Iwo I rime dweliimr heuws. with saw mill an I a
tliriftyyoun orchard, adjeinintr landsof Joel St.
Yutzy,Oeo. ttarlits. Slaryland Slate line, Peter
Payne. Paul Warner, and John L'.idle. This
tract is well timticred with spruce and pine.
No. 3. A lot ol rmun.l In the borough of S -ills,
bury, c intuiniuir i,4 ari, adjoiiiir.fr the lot of John
H. Fin.llny en ilie nor'.h, Oraut sin-et on the west,
Ki.ianiiel Strlleron tho south ami nn allev en the
east, with a new two story Iraaie house an 1 ot her I
outliutldinirs thereon erecieii. and known la the
plan of said borough as lot No.
Sale to heir in at 2 o'clock p. ra.
Terms. One-third In band on the first day of
April, 174. at which time the deeds will he mails
and uwssion riven ef tbe premises, and the bal
ance in three annual payments thereon, to he se
cured by judirment bonds on tlie premises: ln per
rent, of the purchase money to be paid on th day
of sale, which will lie deducted from first payment.
OEUKGELOWRY,
JOHN B. LOW HY,
Greenville, OeL L Trustee.
I EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
Hy virtno of the power and authority given to
the undersigned, by the las! will and testament of
Samuel r lu sineer, lateoi r.ikiicK township, Som
erset county. Ph., deceased, there will be sold at
public sab?, on the Square of Dale City borough,
in the countv an.l State aforesaid, on Thurslav,
iMobcr.'iU, 1S73, at 10 o'clock, the following .Ic
scribed valuable real estate, late the property o
sal I deeense.1, to wit: f
No. I. A tract of land sltuatn In Elklick U.wn
ship, Somerset oounly, l'a., containing 177 acres
snl allowance, more or less, adjoining bind of
hanlel S. Bettchv. Adam llochstctler and others.
known as the Kinger lurm. atxiut lii acres cl.-ar
and staiul 25 acres in meadow, witb a No. 1 sugar
camp, capable r placelng about l.ais Heelers, a
two story fruino house with basement under It, a
small barn and a new horse stable thereon erected.
The lower portion of this tract is underlaid with
3 ami 4 feet vein of coal; also containing other
minerals, such a lime stone. Iron ore. he.
No. -i. A tract of land situate in Elklick town
ship, county stores Id, containing t' acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of No. 1, Adam H.wbstet
ler. Christian Voder ami other, about SO acres
clear and about 1,000 sujrar trees on this tract: It
also contains the same minerals as No. 1. No
building thereon, but young apple orchard en
this tract.
No. s. A tract of nlmproved Ian I. situate fn
tbe townshlpand county aforesaid, ad mining lands
of Daniel Dnecker and others, containing W acres
and lo7 perches, more or less, well timbered with
chestnut, fcc.
No. 4. The nndlvlded half of tract or land In
Oreenville township, county and State aforesaid,
adjoining lands of Richard Haldeman and others,
containing 46 acres, more or less, unimproved, well
timbered with pine lying; 30 rods from Naugle .
Co', saw mills.
No. 6. A lot of groml situate on the south-east
corner of Slain and Centre streets. In tbe borough
of Dale City, county and State aforesaid, with a
large two story frame house with (tore rooms and
dwellings thereon orected. with other oat build
ings, now occupied by M. D Miller J. Co.
No. a. One lot of ground tn the same borough.
No. AO In tbe Olinger addition, unimproved, situate
on Hroadway In mid borough.
Tssas. On-tlilrd In baud w hen deed Is made,
about tbe first day of April next; about 'JO per cent
of the down money on day of sale; the balance In
two equal annual payments, without interest, to be
secured hy judgment bonds.
For further Information rail on, near Salisbury,
JOHN W. BEACH FY, ,
octl Executor.
A'( Ad 'erl i fun-til.
PATENT
.1. i V'v""W:i
tv.
VI.SO A FI LL LINK OF TIIK I.ATFsT
Style. Part.r, CIi.unhiT, i.iniii an I Oli.ee
Fiirnitiirr.
OiKsts w:irr:inteil tut If farter.- in all refpeete. at
reiln -.' l rates, whoIeule ami reviil.
4 I.OSF, SIIOFXKCK alll.,
'or. I'cnn anl Tenth St., 1'iiHhurnh.
w:' 1
L. H. SMITH & CO,
190 liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Manufacturers and Dealers
IX TIIK
CHIILSOIST"
x i:i,lm.i x it i:ri.i:cTO it
Grates and Stoves,
MartelM Safe Mantels.
ALSO
mm mm
illot Air Itcfflsitcrsi and Ve.iti
j Isilorsi, Av.
The Superiority of theCor.e Furnace e r.slsts in
' Its simpli'dty ol eo:is.rui-ti..n. i inre ytrc unt of ra
( i!h.liu surface, ease ot maii-iL-iiiTt and economy
1 In tuel, surinir at has: one-thirl of Iu -1 over tie
I ordinary Fumaw.
I TTlf ll'pllm.'inP.i''.vtmi n-rtxfa
.. vnx.ww. ii4bs
11 is an acknowledged reputati.n. For Cleanli
ness. Fxonomy of Fuel aul li -atic Capacity it
stands without a rival.
An examination ol our stock la respectfully so
licited, oeti
T0 "THE TRADE" 0XLT ! UH'.Z.)
"WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, CLOCKS,
Jenelrr, Vatch and (lock Ma'.erinl,
Ac, ic, A.c.
XLW YOKK LILIJ! IifPLICATLI).
t- 'nil it pr in -illy ott.-n.'.od to.
I WHOLESALE, Exclusively.
1 -n i- a t- t- -nrnm e r..
60 riFTII AVEKUE,
riTTSBrUGII, PA.
uc-
FIFTH AVENUE
CLOTHING HALL,
Cur. Fifth Act. and Jarief Hi.,
riTTsnur.Gii, va.
1873. FALL STOCK 1813.
Is offered lower than any other bose In the elty.
lilllC,
Study Your Own Interests,
And examine the stock of J. II ANN ACH, before
purrhasini; elsewhere.
..!,T"U,',' """I"" lien-. Youths' and
I bildmi s Cl.it hins. at wholesale an.lrcti.il price
1 articular attention given to Custom Work.
J. HANNACH.
llrlna this luvitatim with you. octl
IRON
CITVxmiOAi t) KS.
A large assortment of Muitle anl Breach land
ing (single and doable banrl) ShiH Gun. Kille.
Revolvers. Pistols, Sporting goods and Fishing
Tackle. Call and examine my stock, or scud for
Price List. Address,
ii. it. srnrxTE.
ST-JUN rty street, Pittsburgh, Fa.
t-Reiairiiig done on ort notice. octl
LOTZ'S
mm m mm mm. fi,P:!z
y.os l.t-;;.u.l:; tvi: is in r.M. v';t. t'-rZX ' J'J
O ,'( ?ttf-J i
W 4aw"- Af I
a .1st , , p --. 9J t II
SKJsfjar I'j i j 4.tJJ.i, 4
mmmmm
New Cone Furnaces,
1873. FALL AND WINTER. 1873.
CHBAPES
Wholesale Boot and Shoe House
HST THE CIT'Y".
J. H. BOR.LAND,
r and Wholesale
IS .NOW RECEIVING ONE OF THE
Largest Stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
Ever brought to the Cit j, consoling of
.Men's, It- y' an I Youths' Hoot. Brozansand Balmorals, Ladies. Misses ami Children's Uaiters, IU'
moral an.1 SIi.pers, of every slvle and qualitv. N.ught for cash, aud will
be Sold at EASTERN PRICES.
..Pertieular attention Is called tovurSMOblY CITY BOOTS. Also, sgon'.j fcr KL'liKERS AT
FACTORY FKU F5.
The trade ia specially Invited to rail and examine mv stock and prices before pcrehaslna; elsewhere
Order from Ihe country filled promiitiy at EsMrrn price, al
Family Uelatl Store, V Market Htnet. J. H. BORLAND'S
1 Wand 44 Wood SL, Pituburgb,
OHN rtKxr.i.v.
ZBIBZLSTTOILSr & TITTLE,
(Suei'i'srajrs to RE.NT0X & WAYNE), .
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Iron. Nails, (.'as. Putty, Horse Shoe?, Leaflicr. Shoe Finilinj,-?, Children'
Carriages, YVa.Ii Machines ami Wringrrp,
jvoiiicuiyrmvL iaiplements,
WAGON HUBS, SPOKES, AND FELLOWS,
HIT IJOXIXU ANI SPOKE TENONING MACHINES,
NTos. 208 and 210 Tain St., Johnsto-n, jPa.
ScplO
OrtDERSBY MAIL
Established 1S4L9.
J. G. HARVEY & CO.,
BUTTER COMMISSION HOUSE,
75 Exclmnge Place.
BALTIMORE, September, U73.
Afrr. Cdfors. As tlie season for moving tbe Batter crop I near at hand, we again tender our er
vice lo tbe blpper of Somerset ami th adjoining counties, Tho promptness that has characterized
oar Hcasef:ir;neatly a quarter or century, will, w trait, prove sufficient (uarantc Uiatfthe icter
esu of nil who may tvortus with eoniUmcnUs,w til bar every attention. Wo Invite eorrep.indrnce.
n t,wlll take pleaaare In, giving any Information regarding our market that may be desired.
Very Truly, J. f. HARVEY ft. CO.
N. B. CarJs for marklrg batter will be furnishct by malt. Sop li
Xrw Adi-'-rli.-ei.ii-i t
Tix- tulf lielitbleOirl Idsi ribaibio in tho eonntrv
100,000 00
IN VALUABLE GIFTS
TO BE DISTKIBCTKI) IX
TU. . SINK'S
164th 5E.MI-AXXfAL
GIFT ENTERPRISE,
Tot drawn Jlon-ley, (m. Uth, 1S7,
Oar (Jrami ( ash Trize ?3,0C0 In Gold I
)ne;rai:! ( ash Prize ,000 inSilrer!
Two Priars.
Mix Prla.
1s Prisei .
81.00O rack
... 3M sark
... BIOO CMla
IN GREENBACKS!
I'MI 6'.,
::. Si.'rtr Lfrcc llvntinj H atchet (in
all.) icorlfi am i) to 0.)O each .'
Coin Silver Vest h;:ius. S-did and I).al)le.r'l','l
Rilvr war;. Jewelry. Ju.
Whoi s jmber gifti.tO.OOO. Tickets limited to 75,000
WAXTID TU RCLL TICKETS
to whom Llb-ernl Presniam will k
Paid.
Single Tickets, 2; Six Tickets SIO;
Twelve Tickets S20; Twenty
Five Tickets S40.
.'ln-ular eonUlnioa- a full list nt priie. a de
eription of Ue mamiar of drawina;. and atber la
foruialioa in refereoee to the liistxibuuou. will bo
sent to any on?order:ni tiiem. Ail letters Biu be
aiidressed' to
M AIN OFFICE. I I. SIXE. Boi M.
I'll W. Fifth St. Clm-intaiti, O.
piuLic hale-
I
Hy viriuaof an orler of the Orphan" IVurtof
Sorncrset county. Fa.. I wiil expose to public sale,
on tlie premises, on Saturday, the 11th day of Oc
tober next, tie- t-.llowinir described valualde farm,
late the estate ol Jyvi ilrsey. .ie-ea.,-ed. si'ualo
In Jenner townhip. S 'in'r;t er.nntv. a -Ijoin-!ni
Undsof Widow Trx-I. Peter Herkey. Sam
uel Stufft. Widow HoSinan and tma&uel Cover,
nntainlnir or.e hun lre-l and twelve acres, more r
less: one hundred acre eleare-t ad twenty in
ma low. There are on the premises a lante two
story plank dwellinx boue and lanre hank barn
erec'te l. There Is also a lane orchard of efcolea
fruit trees artM-s. pears, pca-hes. i..-.. on the
farm. The land is well watered and adapted to
raisine ffrain and crass, ire rarm Is ci-nvenieni
to churches, schools and blacksmith shop. There
isplen!v of coal and lime on the adjoining farm
and undoubtedly to le readily found on the premi
ses vale to take rdace at 2 o'clock n. m.. when
the teruis of sale will be made kn.'wn.
LEVI UKIFFITII
septT
Trust.
P
UBLIC X0TICK.-
"rhe (justified voters of OreeniI! township.
Somerset county. Fa., are hereby notified that by
a proceed in In tbe Court of Quarter Session of
S luierset e.nty. tbe place of holdtnz the general,
special and township elections in sai l township, is
changeil tnm tne ntae of J..sph Jl-Kiniieto
the School iK Use. at orn. ar the village of Pahi n
tas, in said township, at which si I sch-iol house
the ireneraL special and township electl.'n will
hereafter be h.-IJ. of which those in authority wiil
tske notice. Hv the Court.
OUVEK KXEPPER.
sepl7 Shtri.
I7XECUTOU S SALE OF REAL
JESTATL.
My virtue of the authority given ns by the last
wiifand testament of Uonry Sechier, late of Mil
ford township. Somerset county. Pa., deceased,
the undersigned executors of the last will and tes
tament of said deceased, will otter at pubiie aal.
OX SATVIiDAY. OCTOBER, UTH. 1673.
at 1 o'clock p. tn.. on the premises at th bur.e
stca.l of said dei-eased. the following described
Tsiuatile real csiate, latt! the property of laid de
cease.!, to wit:
No. 1. A certain tract of land situated tn M11S rt
b wnshlp. aticut one miie fr-in the Flt'.s! urjh k
Cocneilsville Kailroad. adjoining lands of Peter
Snyder, Elisabeth Sechier. Oeorge Obir. Simon
9nyder and others, cootaiuino; about 0Q acres,
ahoot 1W acres cleared, ah. at iu acre In meadow,
witb a dwelling house, hero and ol&erout toild
lngs. aa saw mill thereon reetad: there Is an or?
chard and lax; sugar camp with X.M0 keeier.
A 10, coal and Ume and plenty of good timber ou
tbe premise.
T Bit MS 2,000 down and the balance in pa v
ments of .'sl annually thereafter unlil ail Is paid,
without Interest, to be secured by judgment bunds
on the premise. Iieed to be mad and poaesi:n
jtiven on the 1st April. 1ST, when the down moaev
must be paid ana note given. Ten per cent, vf
down money to be paid on aav of sale.
AsRiW WILL,
JEKEMIAIl SECIILER,
scplT Executors.
M FOi: SALE.
in pursuance ci an order or the Orphan j Curt
of Somerset county, the umlersigneil trustee lor
the sale ol the real estate of AbraJiau I tare la v.
deceased, will sell at public sale, on S.ituroar, tlie
2'ith day of I h tuber. 17.1 at 1 o'eb-ck. p. m , on the
promises, in Somerset towuhip. a fann c. nUiining
f.'J acres an I lol perches, of which 140 acres are
clear. 20 acres in mcad.-w. wi:h hcu- an-i burn
and ot her imprnvemcnts thereon erec;e.f. adjoining
linds of David L.vau. L?wis Weigley. ttenrau
St'.y and oi hers. The cie.ire l lano is in a g.sui
state of cultivation. m.isi of which has been limed.
Also an orchardon the same.
Taans. One-thirl, after dclncticg expenses of
partition an-1 sale, to remain a lien, th interest
thereof to tie paid to the widow el Abraham Bar
clay, deceased, durinz her lite, and at her death
tbe principal to th children and legal representa
tives of said deceased: one-thir 1 of th balance in
hand 1st April, IR74, remainder in four equal annu
al payments, without interest, to be secured un
she premises. Ten per cent .of the hand money to
be paid or secured on dav of sale.
SASiVtL BARCLAY.
Scpl7 Trustee.
Dealer, 53 and 55 Wood SI,
JOHN a. tittij:
PROMPTLY FILLED.
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