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Jard&Oudesluys,
Cos Msrciils,!
n; uxrhaiise Place, j
BALTIMORE, Md.
it LI born I Hht
Iilll
itiente of
LADES BUTTER.
r-irilitw fnr SpUinn
very s
" p . "t we can Promise
Shippers
and Good Sales.
j$ABD & OUDESLUYS.
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r;..-.ir i
mn.
M-e C o
i.'v t.e cm:
i r ration.
i 1
tvrtts
varicli -s. tit W. W.
:;r.d Leather from
i ;. and li.it'iee f.T ch at j
i w ith
and ji
for
i-r.l s.
a: P'SWs
; III A.- fi.
Bn. a f plen-
i , rr..( . rn M'-al. and Feed always
. ; '' '.. i.i-.n -ry A; Feed Store.
.... '.. -r iriio-ls now ready nt
;i re, at low jitiixs.
.,i.vi.;n Cook and Beetits will
: j;. . c .rn l. r oats and J itatoc s.
, ! . Ki.'uds & Bro.. the Ut
. k ..! Tolwcco and Cigars in
Bit'.'..
m t
at
laiters I-srvdies
II. C. Beerits"
: ,r down
tli'la theT
street amuse
are tra'kiny
n il- has tin' cheajn-st and
l'-:i ac-i Winter g.sKls ever
. :!i:rc thousand i uiih ol
s L'-.'.IaT very c heap lor ca.!i
s!e St--re.
'.-.:. v i-'niij to sell oa'.s i Cook
-: u 111 I lease i h-an it well, or de-
-. ., it- li.adr for chatl Ac.
l:i.lt;iTs has just recvited the j
i k o! Boots and Shres ever
:.. v.'.-.erset. For Kile at reduced
!
! ..:i'. well selected Stx k
: i u ars. for sale cln ap, at
. Urn's New Store, No. '.'.
iuvi- i Bi;o., havejut recciv-'-'-t
and licst stdtted sto k of
( ..lifi-ctions, Toliacro . and Ci
r : r ht to Sunerx t.
r. c'ived and on-n-1 a full j
a. i anil inii-r groiis lor
: ii'ir numerous cuslomers
. iItl.lKKUt"M.
v: of the newest and f nc-t
i as Pearl Wheat. Scotch
Macaroni, Sea Moss Fa
'i .c, A.C, p) to the Live
ilaer's Blxk.
if V'l.:te Whef.t Flour in
r-:-, blrajs on lu iuls a
"r. cerv and Feed Stor-.
.11 '.;r Flour, and w ill de
Flotir any part of town.
nice assortment if
i Handle Parav.!. as- J
. Lace and Lim n
Fan
Ts, .louvins Kid
, Tits Bmus Ar
G!ovc,
CI. IIol.Dr.K il M M
re of J. Cooke & Co., Backers,
the firm of CucktV Bit-rits,
a Potatoe trade is quite live
i f.ittr rs ltst week. Fanners
- ir ni!.i:-s. the lank is not
iihoads A; Bro.. fir a full
.-! ali i freshest delitweies.
Wheat S-.itih. Oat Meal,!
i. N-u Mis hanna. Di latine
S h-ri ' Di-dica'c 1 Cocnanut
the Live Grocery
l.':-.,t.
to w. w.
s:i 1 buy a box ot Piior.
Emm 'isivk Lam? IV w
..!., ler o! the world ! It
.f-v( i:t your Imio; a from ;
y:.i:r iaiiip t himm y s from j
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-.. I'lJirstlst, S lllrs.-t. IA., !
I atiiiel.il
-t Co.. I';
I )rncgists
are
Agents j
li -1 .rated Remt'dv.
tl'SO ;
rfi.inery,
etc."
toilet articles
Prescriptions j
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' n:v c. r. Rh.ds & Bro..
; d::inounciugtotheir friends!
'at iney have taken (. ;
ae r.sila iu No 2 lUcr'k
U- U.v.n l a lull line of
-'-ce. ic- an of wliii.Ii tl'iy
-k iLC cl.itHt All troodi
s rej.resenietl, and deli v.
1 "f town free ot charge.
"; vnvi.it elves his whole at-I
v-"- ildT'lutire business. He
" ' i t u. ipallv from the maim-!
"t:"''.r t ins trom 13 to 2U jier j
b!ui!r hardware, will1
j '-'it' -to Itl.tnyer's to yet
- ; c : il r:i'r to (M-riiIIS
'!'-'-'' and le convinced
r''v-i ' ' -1' at the Hardware
V b.itidiij a man n&ttied
' i at t;.,- Cnina Ivjuit
1 ' '..rlrr:ug from pneu-
t 'j':f-i,!!v was nnabie to
"''"' '"'journey. A wagon
J"l he uteo V the
Vitaiiia Ho-.Ual, but he
EH there. 'i'1P decease.1
r,ia;i,,n, and reside.1 at
!" a lr.'v OrtrnAurs
!
Wtl-i.
;'-if,:r,r j, form lev lr!:-!.d.
'Mlir
I tt I hare thi day
ti' i -
'rug KDd Fancv
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"Bins Meyers. The
,;n hereafter at the
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j: n. iiame of E. H. ilar-
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II. MaI'.sjI ALL.
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TH S BALTIMORE BUTTER COMMISSION HO USS -
B. BROOKE, NYCE & Co.
54 South St. Baltimore, Md.
V i- o".u;n offer to or.r many patrnna, the benefit ot our services for the nale of
th. ,r BulUr Our long cxrience warrantt ua iu saving, that we command unequr.lr
fat i"i;ics. for placing it to tbe best postiblc advantage, and as wc make Butter a tpeci
a'.i ;-. allow nothing dec to interfere with its careful Landling.
U;ir reputation for promptness is well published, and from those who have not yet
bad the l-enefit of the many advantage, we posses, we solicit a trial, and will us all
our abilities to give entire satisfaction.
Lilxrul advances made when desired, and all letters ot inquiry promptly and c heer
fully replied to. Respectfully. &c, '
B. BKOOKE, XVCE & Co.
Cards can be obtained at the Express office and Railroad Depot.
Mm.
Rain,
Snow
On Saturday.
r.Kii K making U over.
Wintek is coming fast.
Tikkf.y' are in demand.
St akce and clear Apples.
Five Sundays iu this month.
Kcading lias ibirtv-ciic churches.
; Christmas eonieon Thursday this vear.
Pat vour cULts. "Everv little bit heir '
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The cold weather has stopped the cry
"Mort.
' Ti.l h: up in a Minute,
of a new tKing.
is the
1 hok who have their new h mscs un-
k r roof are feeling gxxl.
! The winds that "blow the haves from
! o9':hc tree'ses," are here.
Jc iiK Palsox, ol Philadelphia, has tie
filled that ru!lling is illegal.
Adveutimng is an Art, and the mother
of the art of money -making.
Only two of the twenty-nine w arils in '
Phiiadtlidiia votel for Liical Option. '
FiiM all parts of the Countv ernes the1
, , ,i , ,i . , :
, r.-1-.rt that the gram is growmg t.nely.
; "Goi.ii and Silver have I none." is a fact '
lua; mav I,c truthfuilv asserted bv many. !
Hon. Wm. II. Koostz is having the
material for new "nut houses" delivered.
Thkv have sixty men under bonds for
Moisting the liquor law in Huntingdon
; cor. nt v. .
Bt i-.GEss BtNFonD has had a new roof
and oilier improvements put on his house
on I'uion street.
Con ti. acw ins and Carjienttrs are push
ing their w ork aloui as raridlv as Possible
lielnre
winter sets in.
I'M of the "b'hoys" sats: "Judging
frcm liiat sermou, 'briuiflone' uiustbethe
ci rner stone of the c hurch."
H it office was illumined bv the tiresence i
'
of a party of young ladies on last Tuesday,
aud "their bl ight smiles haunt us still.""
Mr. J. G. Hahvuv, the senior member
ol the firm ol J. G. Hahvf.y c Co., of
Baliimore, is :cn'.iintr a lew davs in our
tjwn.
Thh large 111, of which we gave a de
scription in cur last issue, has been
: plaivd ia jiosition on the new Lutheran
church.
j The youngsters are already talking of
Christmas and its attendant pleasures, and
I are atixiou-ly counting "how many night's
i to sleep."
N'tiv that the long winter evenings are
api'.Kiching, parents should furnish their
i Imys with pooil readiug matter and other
anivil.ellls.
t
I Monkey night a week M :ismade billions
j by l lie blowing of horns, und rattling of
. Cans. The bovs were eiiii2 a newlv mar-'
ricd
couple a sTcn:;i:e.
D.tNttL Weyaxii Esq., took rxittscssion
of bis elegant new bouse on I'uion street,
on Mon.lay last. We welcome our neigh-
lior to his old quarti-rs.
of To- j (,'ts.K & Belhits are luiiuing an ad
C. F. 1 dition to their warehouse on Main cross St..
Baer's I the old one not beiug large enough to ac
i Coiuodated their iucreusiug business.
Ex PitEsintNT Johnson bnedthejierson
!a! pronoun "I" just one thousand three
, huudn-d and twenty five tiiiicn, in a sjiecch
made at S asliington a few days ago.
jU!( u
Uhl Esy, is having quite a
j,.lUli
j ,1.11. .7. ii. I'U.lUllir! I' i UDdt M
. a waoii bouse, and wkk1 and coal hwuse,
i placed on his pro x-ny oa MaiiTstrect.
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x motion f Judge Wlward in the
(' institutional Convention, a few days ago.
Rev. James W. Curry, was presented
with the sum of $1H lor oH-ning the ses
sions of that Isxly w ilh prayer.
lioxiNG a child's ear is dangerous. The
sBihlcn Mow. bv compressing tlieair in the
ear. mnv rut-ture the tvmnauum. the thi n
tm-;ii:rane of which a'-ts like a drum head.
and i:i;ti which the sense of
jven is.
i-aring
de-
y, ,TTIK ,., ATT ,, ,akrn ( ha
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... -IV.H.M VMI 'l. Ai,lll V U1U j ... -
I ut s i..ht: si iiiis jii.i r. c .iiiaiuiaie
' the Com any on having secured a young
' lady of Miss Piatt's ability, to take charge
1 of iln ir oflic.
Mh. B F. Stitzmax, cashier of the
Cambria County lank, formerly of the
Hki:ai.i rinting ci.ir.mny. is )ying a
visit to bis old home. Ve are alwavs glad
to t.-e Mr. S. and for him the latch string
hanrs ever out.
A -ike broke out in the loft over Hef-
fley's clothing sUire, alout half Jiast 11
o't loe k on last Wednesday nicht, fortu-n-itelv
it was discovered Ufore it had time
, to spread and was quickly oulened. It is
: supposed the fire oiiginatil from sponta-
neons cvmbustion in a pile of old ra
! which were stored ou the ..ft. Mr. C. P.
! Heflley had his hand severely burnt in his
efforts' to outcn the rags.
Those who are engaged or about to en-
gage in the pleasant vocation of "teaching
the voung idea how to slioot," should make
si;l,. revision in lhir tKrwil -;oirrw.
:' i hics. and at oi.ee droit New Haven as one
r tli r-nTiimla r,f C7innctinit Tlo f ria.
lu.,.. t.r tlit Stlf l.a.l th r.nm rntt1
ii n in each aeiio:n for the Iflat tliirtr
years, and now the peotile have decided bv
a j4r;r majority that Ilartford is to be the
coming tow n.
Wk advise all of unr ouliscritiers. who
-rc ur(.(i V) j,, wilh a;ents. to cut the
: follow ing out and stick it on some protui
! ner.t txist lradlnc to their residence.
-iv.u't want anv lightning pkIs; have no
.... ... J . At.n't nl tn Lite
!any tinware ; my life isn't worth insuring,
j don't read any tracts, liooks or newspaper,
! don't want to be liothered '. look out for
! man traps, f.rlng guns, shot-guns and
, bull dogs."
Thk Conslitutional Convention adjourn
ed last week. The amended constitution
is to be submitted to the qualified electors
if the coniioonweahL for their adoption
or reji-clion. at an election to he held on
the third Tuesday of DecemUT next.
The el.-ction w ill li held and conducted
by the regular election officers, under all
ihe regulations and provisions of existing
laws relatin- to reneral elections. The .
pr-orid constitution is to be voted uj.on
as a u hole.
Xew CMsla U Pm Sstw.
I am now offering a slock of general
Merc'enndize purchased at "panic prices,"
and s. Ucted wiUi great care, comprising an
assortment of staple and fancy goods In
varietv. su h as it rcauircrs to'enititue a
first !a general store
1 a..:.it - ..i:B!. ..r n.. ,ie..Mw
ekUmi : the .ale firm of Knab; & Vat' !
uu;.W lo the lale firm of Knal.le & 1'at-1
ton and invite all in want of cheap and
go,Kl P: His, to call and eiamifie for them-
Selves.
It kai Snt(Iif!i.fl tsk -.rv .. aa in m fsa
J J UBV441IUU liW V SaW A- W
weeks to the comruodioos room in tbe west
end of Baer Black, aird keep constantly
band everyming new anu aesiraiiie m
111 ,1, Bill, I, ii,-i IT n " rm I ., I.TY-ll.n1 1J
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J. vy. PATTO.N.
Oct, 10th, IS73.
Wr arecertainly under many obligations
I to Mr. Dick Thomas, a very Vkiilful me
: chanic of this neighborhood, for repairing
j our engine. It was sadly out ot order.
j Dick is undoubtedly a very good workman.
i I HALL ever consider Simmons' Liver
Keculator as the preserver of the lifts of
my little son, who is now tn blooming
health.
Mrs. El.l.E.s M each am.
Chattahoochee, Fla
The Johnstown Tribune savs: "Judze
! Potts has been annotated I'mudi-nt Jml w
of the District Court under the law passed
"l ",lTri:"u8t nammon re appointed
one oi me Associate.
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and R B. tiazehv
iuc otner Associaie.
"IV e learn with regret that a oxug son
' ueo- A' vmmlt'"- ' Allegheny town
j ship, was so ldly burnt a hort tiine ago.
We have been un.tble to leatn the parlicu
j lars oi ibis sad occurrence.
The time has arri-ed when fanners
j may bxk for lhise thievish tramps and
j bummers, who seek quarters in liarns, and
I smoke Bbort pies on the hav mow. Be
I fore retiring, it would be well to go round
j and closely examine the premises.
Mr. Jacob Cuxxioham, an old tyjx
of this office who has been in California
naX. ZVrS l" f ?
his parents ana tr ends e.t this mace. e
to Uj;lt of
in w elcoming him and w ishing that his visit
mav be a long one.
The Clarion Demorrat says : A country
woman came in town' week before last
with U.O(XJ in a market basket. She
paid for two farms aud deposiu-tl $:t.(KK
in one of our banks. She had a liaby
along with her also. That's business for
you.
Am. tiersoiiK who have had deeds record-
ed and left in my lotss-si-ion, v. hen Regis
ter ami Uecorder, will oblige me by call
ing and lifting them at our next session of
Court. I will be at the Recorders office to
meet Ml such persons.
D. J. HOUNER.
Rev. Father Hylk, formerly of this
place, but for a numlier of vears a mission-
"r.v India, died in Philadelphia last w eek.
tl. TIT I T J . 1..
Mr. Hier, be fore his death, requested that
his remains lie lirouglit to Nmierset for bur
ial, and in accordance to his request, his
bfKly was brought here last evening, and
interred ( ednrsday) to day.
( Ox Monday afternoon of last week, 3Ir.
i Peter Heflley lost his tine Cotswold ram,
j for which he liad refused to take fifty dol
lar! A neighlior's Ram got into Mr.
Ht tHey's field, aud leing of a belligerent
disposition, the Cotswold "went for that
ram." Aud in a very short time, Mr.
Cotswold retired to a shady spot and gave
up the ghost.
A good advertisment in a widely circu
lated newsaier, is the best of saiesmen.
It is a salesman who never sleeps, and is
never weary ; who goes after business
early and late ; who accosts the merchant
in his shop the scholar in his study, the
lawyer in his office, the l.idv at her break
fast table ; w ho can iie in thousands of
places at once, and sjaks to thousands
of people, saying to et.cn, one the best thing
in the lst manner.
A steex paritnt ot this place, locks the
doors at a certain hour, and any member of
the family who does not come in until 10
o'clock, lias to get in some other way than
at the doors. A few days ago, one of the
young ladies, who had liern "out after
hours," performed a feat that many of the
other sex would tie afraid to aitemi'o. Pro
curing a board, she reached the first win
dow, and from thence climbed over the
shutters to a window in the second story.
As the old gentleman put in an appearance
about that time, our reporter had urgent
business elsewcre.
Wk understand that our 3-oung friends
George Snyder and Solomon Uhl, have
purchased the Bin Sl Shoe Store of H. C.
Beerits. The business of Cook & Beerits,
in the Grocery and Feed Store has become
so extvnsive that it requires all the time
and attention of lmth memliersof the firm.
The new firm of Snyder & Uhl will
doubtless put new life and energy iulo the
Ixiot and sh' business. We also under
stand that Mr. X. B. Snyder, the veteran
shoe man of this place will oversee the cus-
"'" -; -"
S'iaraulec that the bet of work is to lie
turned out.
Notic e to School Diubctors. Dis
trict Secretaries should as cajly as possible
forward lo the County Stqierintendent, a
rejiort of the employment ot teachers; and
if any vacant schools, they should let me
know and I will furnish them with teach
ers. Nearly all of the districts w ill need the
"Teachers' Monthly Rcjmrt Books" liefore
the present term closes. The demand tor
lhic liooks being so great tbe present sup
ply at I)i jiartnieiit is about exhausted, but
we have the promise of a full supply in
January, at w hich time, also, we will re
ceive copies of the scIhkiI law for distribu
tion. D. W. Wim.,
Glade. Oct. 24th. Co. Supt.
Do the city papers say an vthing in re
gard to your own county ? Nothing. I o
they contain notice of your schools,
churches, meetings, impiovements and
hundreds of other local matters of interests,
which our county paper publishes w ithout
y? Not an item. Do they ever say a
word calculated lo draw attention to your
county and its numerous thriving towns,
and aid in their progress and enterprise?
Not a line. And yet there are men w ho
take such contracted view s of this matter,
that, unless they are getting as many
square inches of reading matter in their
own paicr as they do in a city paper,
tbey think they are not getting the worth
of their money. It reminds us of the man
who took the largest pair ot boots in the
box simply because they cost the same as
the pair much smaller that fitted him.
Exchanyt.
Cork Mitfiss. Take one-and a-half
pints corn meal, one pint cold cweet milk,
two tea-spoonfuls salt, one table-spoonful
melted butter, three eggs, well eaten;
mix thoroughly, then add one half plat
wheat flour, and one measnre nanner Halt
ing Powder, mixing the Powder into the
dry flour, and lossimr both through a sieve;
bake at once, iu muffin rings. j
Each can of the Banner Baking Powder
contains a small measure, to be used even !
full, according to printed directions. If;
you cannot obtain this really valuable arti
tie from vour crncer. send twenty-five !
cents by mail addressed to Banner Baking
Powder, P. O. Ikk Box 317. Pittsburgh,
Pa., and you will receive. ptge P"l.
quarter pound iiackace, together with a )
111 01 uny vaiuamc iin-'i". j
,
Strict economy is. doubtless, a
ful thing. Hut we uncy mat even poor
Richard never heard ox so picturesque an
Instance of this virtue as tbe two which
ronic trom lows ana vireinia. 1 ue sowa
Ule is that of a farmer whose infant daugh-:
ter was lately auacKea uy a anaae. a ,
quickwitted wutnan sie.el a spado and
killed the animal, in the effort breaking the i
handle of thc weapon. What did that !
i high minded farmer do He made the ,
woman, under threat of a Uwsuit, PfV.the ;
1 full value of the SIde Oo cents. Tm J
Illicit of virtue to which few mm could at-1
tain. The Yirgrui ttonr U that a happy ;
brklcgtoom. tsho, on dearting from ihe
Pitr - mage where the Utcful ceremony had j
U - en performed, handed the rson a fat!
Uin. The Virginia orv U that a happy
yellow enveloie. It contained a large ,
iiieceof brown iaper and nothin; more, j
&tJZcli.rscter. which, in j
the midst of youth, ny ioy. and affection. I
and good clUhe.. coul.l so tenderly en- J
deavor to make
minister happy, may
well be re re ml.
jviU,
I, (it the mm l 1-. ti.
Iiks returned from Fitts-
1 burgh, n litre lie mat'o juilc a uuinlrr of
I I'lirthases, and adilcd largely tollieirstuck.
; The 'People'" is always up l;i the time.
A jlhrrprMrntatlon Corrected
The Johnstown l"irr of Friday l ist, in
referring to thecondition of lklinJuv Fw
ry, the girl that was accidentally f-I;ot ly
young Ferguson, on Thursday Ut, kis:
"By the Somerset fire she lott her war
dro'.ie, and was therefore a warded V)froui
the lK-nevoleut fund. Of this sum, how
ever, she never cot a cent, owing to the
rascality of some one, we know not whom." 1
1 ins is untrue in every particular, save
that the girl lost her clothing and that a
sum of money was awarded her. By an
examination of the records of the Commit
tee, we find that the girl was awarded thir
ty dollars, instead of fifty. Every cent of
this money was applied for her lienelit in
the replacing of her wardrol ! y those
who exercised a guardianship over lier.
The ru has been misinformed, and, in
justice to the Committee, and to Mr. San
ner and his family, it should correct its er
roneous slatemeuta.
A Game ov Int.tw Pokeu The fol
lowing account of how a young lady came
o3 victorious is a little game of Poker, in
from the Fa fry Independent.
A telegram, directed to the night o-ra-tor
of Meyers' Mills Station, from CasM-U-man,
requested our night police to be sent
on immediately as burglarious attempts
were then being made at that station, all
hands having been paid that day, Wednes
day, 2'Jlh inst.
Accordingly, officers J. F. Wed ford and
Amos Finegan were sent forward at 12:'J7
a. M., arriving at 1:30 a. m. Previous to
their arrival tiic burglars had forced one
shutter, knowing that but a young lady
and she proved a heroine was present.
She was equal to the occasion and drove
them back w ith a poker.
Shortly after the arrival of our police
frce another attempt was made, but scent
ing danger the scoundrels tied, before our
"boys" had time to arrest them.
The name of this brave voung lady is
Miss Annie Clark. We tip our beaver.
Convention of the Evaiiarrllral
rlnllon
Tm; Sabbath School and Ministerial con
vention of Somerset district, Pittsburg con
ference commenced ia the Zioti Church
near Ligonier Westmoreland County, Oct.
3'Jth. ln'.i at 9 o'clock, a. m. to hold their
annual session. Rev. Seibert of Somerset,
was elected President, and Rev. S. M.
Baumgartlener, was chosen Secretary.
Lectures were given aud essays were read
ou Ministerial and Sabbath School work
and on difj'erent imjiortant subjects on
Theology. These were lollowcd by sharp
criticisms ; but jieace and harmony pre
vailed during the convention. ThclargM
congregation ever known to lie iu the
Zion Church was on Sabbath and Sabbath
evening
lietolrcd, that wc render our sincere
thanks to the memliers and friends of the
Zion Church for their hospitalities mani
fested to the memliers of the convention ;
and w e also render our sincere thanks to
the choir for their excellent music conduct
ed under the sucrvision of Mr. G. M.
Murkholder their exceleiit teacher.
Bv Committee.
Thesk two items are from the Bedford
TVc...-
We regret to b-aru of a jiainful and dis
tressing accident that h;tpjieni?d to our for
mer townsman, David W. Kaulfman, at
one lime a iartner of J. B. Williams. Esq..
It apicars that Mr. Kau'l'iiiau was engaged
in rolling a barrel of oil in the cellar, when
the rope attached to the barrel broke.lhrow
iug the barrel ou his hands and cutting off
all the lingers on each hand. Mr. K. h:ui
our deepest sympathy in Lis unfortunate
accident.
An old geiillem.in from the country
brought a load of apples to town the other
day and balled before Gogley's blacksmith
shop, and while in the shop Mr. Goglev
iicked up a twenty dollar bill, crisn and
new, almost as if it came direct from Uncle
Sam sprinting press. The bid was claim- j
cd by the gentleman af.ires.sid and hastily
dcjiosited in bis wallet. One of the em
ployees suggested thai a treat to the apples
would be acceptable, taking into consider
ation the service rendered, but the twenty
dollar bill mfiu blasted their hopes in lluit
direction by informing him that "uyipfti
art scarce Mm year." We only hope that
man dcjiosited ihe XX in Llovd's Bank, nt
Bedford.
Axt one who examines the November
Ai.Dtxt; will lie surprised at th sumptu
ousness of its illustrations, as well as the
high literary merit of its poetry and prose.
Besides the two full iage original pictures,
this numlier contains reproductions of three
celebrated steel engravings, which alone
would cost at the picture shojis no less
than thirty dollars. The Aldine pictur
es) are in every way as tine as the steel en
gravings. Thc first illustration is a full
paee view of Lake Mohonk, in I'Istcr Coun
ty. New York, by Kruseman Van Ellen,
of the National Academy. He depicts all
thc w ild romance of the lake in the moun
tains. Homer Martin has a full page pic
tureof "A White Mountain Brook," grand,
shadowy, and siient. Some of the other
illustrationsare "Home and its Treasures,"
after R. Carrick. it is full of delightful re
membrances at this Thanksgiving season
of the year. "A Chance meeting," and
"Ihe first visit," after Rudaux, are two ten
der and charming pictures of the love life
of an attist. We can say with truth that
no art magazine ever gave its readers a
dozen such superb illustrations in one
numlier. The literary contents of the Al
dine for Novemtwr are of superior quality
and interest. Rev. E. E. Hale, the popu
lar author, and editor ot Old and .eir,
contributes a historical sketch, entitled
"'I hanksgiving Days." Kate Putnam Os
good, sends from France a sprightly story,
called "My Neighlxir." Elise Polko, "a
famous w riter, has a sweet story entitled
"On Drachenfels." The editor of the
Aldixe gives a sketch of the life of Charles
Temple Dix, tbe artist son of Governor
John A. Dix, of New York. Max A. Mul
ler writes of "Translations of American
Books in Euro;e." Mrs. A. H. Leon
owens, the author of "The English Gov
erness ut the Court of Siam." hss com
menced to write for the Aldine. Her
first article will apiear in the December
number. Suliscription price $.100 including
Chromos "Village Belle" and "Crcfcsing
thc Moor."' James Sutton & Co., publish
ers, ."is Maiden Lane, N. Y
fterlwna Kkoatlnc.
Our Johnstown exc hanges of Thursday
last, give accounts of the shooting of Miss
Belinda Lowry, who had been employed
until quite recently, as a domestic in the
family of M. A. Sanncr, Esq., of this place.
The following particulars are copied from
the Tribune:
"About half past nine o'clock this fore
noon, a young lad named Ferguson, w hose
parents reside on Market street, near asli
ington. procured a Colt's pistol belonging
to an older brother, anil winch contained
two loads. A young lady from Garrett,
Somerset county, aged aliout eighteen
years, was employed as a domestic with
the family, and was at this time engaged
iu scrubbing the stairs leading to the sec
ond story of the building. When the
youth approached her from ihe front room,
with the pi-to) in his hand, she remarked
to him that he had appropriated one of the
several pies that she had lniked the day
previous. He answered, (minting the re
volver at her head, "if you say that again
I will shoot you." "partially turning
around she said, "now vou wouldn't do
that," when the precocious voum'slerdrew
i.4).k tiie hammer and Miapped the tri 'ger
The barrel was one of the loaded oues,and
the ball consequently std its course, strik
mg the young lady in the upjier portion of j
lhe c,lcjJl Ktl( from thence nassimr !
bcauli-'downwards through the palate and likely
into me stomach,
"Mho was immotliately conveyed lo Ud,
and Dr. Beam and another physician sum-;
moneo. who uajn sucn exaiuiualions as :
Ihey dreme-l necessary, and then dressed i
uio wounu. nut u tt present ilng In a
very critical condition. The boy who fired j
Ihe shot is aludit twelve years cif age, and j v
from all that we can discover he was not !
aware ot wnat ho was doing. The family !
is plunged mto the deepest affliction over
"its unfortunate allair. !
"If cur warning would amount to anv-:
thing this aid recurrence furnishes anolh-;
er example from m hiou to point a moral
the leaving of lire arms within reach of ir-1
responsible pera..n-but it apjars to be '
thing this aid recurrence furnishes anotii-;
allogenic r useless, to attempt impressing
npon the minds of parents the danger ci
leaving gun. or pistols where , they are of
easy access to children. Only when the j
life or gurement of n.ember of the j
uuucu.iiii, tm m.ifiii "":, m uw naimiig .
thought of ansbthen too late.
tveiiT oin-iui uouwKct'prr wuosecviinr ,
Las once lfen invailiii f y lnt, mi! the
totatot. aiiit, anil uibrr uuub tbiT-.-in
: Irozen, don t want tt.:- invasion to occur
jngaiu. When itfc. leaves regin to gi t r. d
I in the fall, these houseket-jxTs begin ! yet
i ready to try and keep the cold out of
! their cellars during the oming w in:cr.
I Putting vessels of water in the eel!.
.r is
, said to I a preventive, ami a
corri-io:i-
;dento; llie .cw England t aimer Iiitis
! given his last winters evju-rience. Ius fid!,
I remcniticring our previous sad experience
with frozen cellars, we resolved to do our
; best. After tlie "rollway" was closed, it
i w as covered with boards first, turf was cut
and laid on and sand banked up all around
it. The snow coming early and drifting
around the house close to the underpinning,
we had no fears until we suddenly found
things freezing. Having heard it said that i
liails of water placed in diuerent tuitions
wouiuremeuyiiieet o, c ueteriuuieu i"
try it, und immediately put two tubs (we
i i . . i .1.., : i . . !
tuought we would not lack in quantity; oi
waler in the outer celler, and one iu the !
apple room.
We had no more trouble.
. , . ... . ,i
Hieaiiowmiglliuaveuausumeiuingiijuoi,, gnllt, ti any one rcqarr.iaa; It. hw
w ith it. as we all know when banked up i M.At of lhe ,Iow wmppfr centaur Liniment !
art in ml ItittiCA it L'iMV ll vrv Wfirm i . . .
This w nter last gone was called long and
cold. Perhaps that 19 so; tUt Certain It IS
we have not felt the Cold half as IUU( h as',,,,, K- .wt.1 l-wh., .hem. -White!
we did a year ago. Has the thermometer i
averaged as low as it did last year Have !
we had as much cold, easterly, piercing
winds and rains? I think noL W e havS
had quantities ot snow; but a cold winter
does not consist of snow. Indeed, the air
is warmer with much snow upon the
ground. Am I alone in calling the past
winter more moderate than that of lSTi-f
"Old and New" for October is a very j
live number, consisting either of striking I
fiction or interesting fact The fiction con- j
eludes the continuation of Mr. Perkins'
novel, with a melancholy death scene in it, j
an a curious analysis of a good old fash- j , w,n10ow., Sw4,thlnr Ryrnp 1.
toned Sermon by the Rev. Dr. ToomsUm. J the pnrarrip'l' ol one of the het female l'iiv?i
This last ends with a COUple of qtlaint lit-1 clan and Nuries in Ihe Imtcd Sialep. ans ha
tie pictures, showing the style of the excel-' :r.7u!ilS
lent old eeutietnan's wav of making lies- 1 from the feeble inlaut of wie weeknl.l to the ailuli.
tures; w hich, il is intimated, mav found a
i i :. ., ... i .
new school iu cralorv. i nere is a
""rl
story, with a curious magnetic lancy in it,
entitled, "Is Seeing Believing?" and still
another, that is, the first half of it, by I
Mr. Hale, being a narrative of Swiss trav-
el cxrienec. evidently fresh from the
., ; ... , .
other side. Mr. Hale s clear, strong, prac-
ticie gooa sense, anu jxiwer oi striking '
slateuient. are moreover well illustrated in !
two of the large tyj introductions which
are a iieculiar feature of "Old aud New
The first of these explains how our Amer
ican town-meetings train our American
style of ir publican citizens, and that it is
for want nf something of the kind, that
the European efforts alter a republic fail.
'I l.ic la . n.n' iriiniitiii lit L l- t li .1 ' b t nn.l
i . lr i." ii . . "i i .-
u ltecit itiaKcs 1111 me wamcu itcwuiuiiuus . temal use.
intelligible. The other iutroiluctioll, that! It operation is not only to reti--re tbefatient,
to the Examiner, is an interesting account t .,uLfn:!r""1,y "JlT'rl.H ?u. -hl,u .?im"et
- , , . . . ,, , I It penetrates and pervade tbe wh.de srstem. re-
of the Romansch language, as It IS called, : ji.oriP; heallhy action to all its parts, aud qaick
sttoken in the Grisons, iu the south of i cDinir the bl.l.
Switzerland. Among the other articles ! jj" 1 p """" " I",r ly VcKt,aUe n'1
which dear with facts, is "The Springfield ; prepared ir
Regatta," the only authentic, deliberate,
and clear account of the lailure there, and
its reasons, which has been printed: its di
agrams and conclusive reasonings will in
terest all the boating men, in college or
out. Mrs. Holland has a useful and pleas
ant paper on making a delightful little con
servatory as art ot one s tiarlor. llicrej
IS au intelligent and instructive analysis ot ' "HI destroy Worm without injury to the clii: J,
llmm'nniiftiiriilkniin Furor- n not her ' b'u' pcriertly WHITE, and free fnm all color
i f? , t.UPilie. BnotHcr .ne r oturr njUrlou, iu;rreii,uis nsaally used
of Miss Hincklev s graceful and spirited . in worm preparations.
uatural-hLstory sketches; a fanciful sketch! cl'lif IS fc BKOW'X. Proprietors
of the character and domestic trouble of, SoH ,y Dru,? rlZU'vei.n
old Zebfdee, "the Father of Zcbedee s j Mtdicmrt ti IW-kxtt-Five Cuts a Dot.
Children," by (J. Haven Putman, who is j
thus following in his own father's footsie . "TV T" A
by becoming both author and publisher; -1 J -L. JT J I V iNL -r. ,
aud Miss Susan Hale's (isitnolTi livaly j awap.ded by THE
account of her visit to the great English
race, "the Derby." The book notices:
and music notices complete this vigorous
and readable numlier.
C'uin:unl'a:e
I "itsiXA, Pa., Nov
1S73.
I'i oI Pvpinjay:
As ti'.y time has been
very much taken up of htle, I take this
met). k1 of addresainir vou. throuirh the
icolu..ns of the Hek'ai.'d. Why do vou
not nue more frequently to see me?
tilairv would 1 welcome vou as a brother.
for b. uthert wc are in one respect. Although
I have always thought you too fastidious
in mailers of dress too fond of "Display."
I have always tried to please yott. I never
could imagiue the reason vky you are so
averse lo red hair, I alwavs admired it for
my part. But to please you. I have fol
lowed your example, and have applied the
well-known extract of Pomade twice, to
give a more sable coloring to my somewhat
scanty mustache; you have frequently hint
ed that there was room for improvement in
my manner of walking, which I think a
very sensible suggestion, well worthy the
consideration of us both. Sweet, O, Pop
injay, are thc emanations from thy brain
they have a melting persuasion on my
soul. You like to cotmiose, that's a good
boy. Yoiir ent up emotions would ex
plode, were you not allowed an outlet in
the HluaLd. Would it not lie well to sub
mit to the services of a blacksmith, and
have that head of yours strengthened with
an iron hoop (?) as a precautionary meas
ure against a waste of valuable material.
Surelv there is great clanger of an uiilo
sion. But what change has come over the
spirit of vour dreams; Why that inces
sant promenading w ith folded arms, and
upturned eyes, that searching look like a
man locking for the hat w hich is on his
head. Has the light of your eyes faded
into grim visions of sicKly Burnsides put
ting on the well known coloring of the
reen-cved monster. Alas! how changed!
my eves are swimming nv eves eo liit
a pat. O for a iodze in some disserted
chamber, made vacant at our approach,
that we might minsle our tears together,
for O Popinjay we have sinned in trying to
exosc others, and we exposed ourselves.
Portraying our own characters over femi
nine uon de plumes. We have unsoxed
our names, mv conscience cuts, but I w ill
not condemn you my oor dear gilted
1 opinjay.
-I'de clh for you. I'de cry for yi a,
Cut hang me if I'dc die for you,
r any other man."
Write soon, Sweetly yours,
lloNEY-TnrxDtn.
HARRIED.
FIN EC Y. DEETER, On the 13th of
July C. A. Brant. J. P., R. W. Finecy
to Miss Mary Deeter, both of Somerset
county.
TRENT. SNYDER. On the Ilth of
Scptemlier, by C. A. Brant, William Trent
to Miss Joannah Snyder, both of Somerset
county.
MOSTOLLER FLOM. On the 9th of
Novemlier, by C. A. Brant, J. P. Mr.
Daniel Mostolier to Miss Mary Flora both
of Somerset county.
AY EIM ER BAKER A t the residence
f Joseph HtiinUrt of Milford tp. by
Joseph H. Pritts Esq. Mr. Cyrus Weimer
to Miss Drucilla Baker, lioth of Somerset
county.
on 1: its et . a n k f.t.
Corrected weekly by A. J. CaSEBExa A Co.
Apples, dried, ft B. ....
Applehutfcr. r1 gal
Duller, aj a
Dui-kwheat. V bushel..
IVeswux. i
Kicin, shoulders, '-
side. ..
" hums, " ..
Corn, p basnel
Com meal S..
Call skins, f) ft
1 Sirs. f dos
Flour, bbl ,
Flaxseed ft bo., (44 ft).
Lard, ft ft
Leather, red sole, y ft.,
tipper
kip,- - ..
Oal. ft bo
Se
...Ocfei
, iie
1 us
sue
e
se
1
.... M
Se
....fl
aue
ie
... 1 60
....12V
. J0B34e
7ue
Sue
ue
oe
....We
Potatoea, i
V" -
bu
vied, f) ft....
........
I
I Uu
3e
....U DO to a la
1 26
2M
10l2e
I2t16e
Se
OttMo
-o. l, f hw..
Ashusi
Suitar, yellow $1 ft
"
wJ'yii,
Uivl,f! ft
Xrvai Dektllty.
With it .looy attiUaata, low .piriu, dnrs.
Ion. involuntary emissions. k of semen, sperm a-
bwrbosa. Ks ol uier. .liny bead, low of memo-
7'?? l" K'Tto&SS
iT-iU
spiviu - No. Ta-n:y-Khi. Compos
ZtVXS.Z
TS aLi-
ipuaou l tn
urativea, they
r, tone up tu
and energy, life an I vuaiitr ui U ntir suaa
Lht"i'0,ulL0.J,,iire:lJe!j. Kl,:'!'??
imrl bi. Sold by aa liniKjrist. and sent by
JSfE'
Kruadwav. New Y'ork. nor. li.
4VrFor sale by E. It. Marshall, Somerset, Pa,
rentnnr I4nitacot. I
C'cti'jiur tj!!ln:cnl trill r-:
l!ivc.n.i welling thy will d
mWie, n-J no Liincaii M'Ji
t'y tt!!l r.i- cur". TliK I
:rng linsno-.". t ut it is true.
Thcyluive prvr'.oni in re cur's
nf rhciaiit:i. ne:tra!;t!a,
Ofiptr
Jaw lr, iirlu.fW!!tllc.rMtfJ-ircti.Cilu.
l an.ii, ilt riiiia, enr-t-ilie. Jlc, mK,n i!ie li3B!in
f.i.iu, ia-l of f.niat. i;ariu, 3li. Sue., apun u-
IniAlt li ne yar ttuo bivi all other firrttnoe..
rraieiltrs!iiretheworlii tx-iran. Tlieyarerottntur-
Irritant, an alt te-alicB pia r.lievtr. Crlpplfi
throw away t!ilr enit-hj, th Ume walk, polm -
ru bite arc mxlersd harmlenu anl th wonmleJ
are healed without acar. It L no tiamhu. The
recipe t puhllf beJ truuml ecofl butlle. Tbry fell !
k ua article vrr Ix-rure wil l, aoJ tiirr K-ll be-;
nux it lrtjui wballtiry pretcnJ tu ilo. Tlwee f
, who now mfitr frum rheuntatiici, pain or twelllng
, to ,utfcr if thoT will not uts CecUur Un-
,metlL si.nuun.qoooertfmiiworrcmarkabi
lQclu,Iir- frul(:D lim.,. chnlc
rhenniatL-m,
nnr.ln.lnmAM L 1--I ..n .wt V
i ", a . -..i..' Z.t..,.. m-.,-. .s-
m "ii-i
hor-, and mal fur ,WWura ln ,heep.
s,.fc-,w-,w..iinim.ni...ih ..nrrii.n.
" ' -
wra, per fo, t.ll, n : Y.llow wraH-r f. r an.
i.r.i ..1.1 .ii im..n.... -iw. K.i - . -
,,...,'(. . n uiMvini t, ivli
-.T x?2V. J- tt ' ' U
Castouia 1 inure than a mixaitaic for t'ano
OH. It is the only a arJcle in exlrtenee which
1 certain to a?"imiltte the food, regralate the U w
ela, care winil-colic and protinre natural llttj. It
eintains neither mineral?, morphine or aitvhoL,
and la p!cot tn take, fblhlren neeri.not cry
and nithr mny rest. apriil.
Thii'ty Years1 Ixpericnce of
an oIcI.VurM.
correct nculity of the stomach, relieve wind
1 colic rea-uiate tbe bowels, ami itc rcrt. health
, ani comfort lo mother and ehilJ.
We lieiieve il
to be tbe llent and Suret Itemedv in the World
In all rases of DYSENTERY and 11AKKHA
IN (.'HIL.DK EX. whether Ii arise trom Teetbin-
'J orfroinaiiT othi-r euuie. HI oin-ction lor tuiai;
will arttmipanr each Nit:le. None Crcnuinenn-
i '' Jh. tc-s;miie of ct ktis a i-khkins u
) on the outfMo wrai.Ir. feild by uil JjeoViiie
Dealers. juiv-j
The Household Inn:;rca.
AND
I'll tally I.iuimeiti
i ti
l.at rt.rrtr-".- in t nn w,.rl.1 l.iF r. fl. . T 1 .w.t. v
Jlruise. ( bill and i ever.
ccuTiSk itnowx.
No. 211 Fulmn Street. Xtw Y'ork.
fur talc by all drui(i(isis. July 8
Children often look Iale and
Sick
from no other cause than bavii.g worm in lii
loiurh.
HKOWN'S VEKMlFt'G E COM FITS
American Institute
! To J. W. McKce
j 1 on
i EffitoMerini ani Mntlni MacMiies.
j "It is mirenioua and will nice: the wants of ev-
ery matron in the laml."
i ' Exhibition f IH7J.
John E. t Javit. Rec. See. F. A. Barnard. Pres.
Samuel D. Tillman. Corresjiondiiiir Sooy.
New York. Novemtstr ISi, ISTi
This simple and Inirenious ma'-bine is as ujeiul
a the sewinsr machine, aud is fayt benotmntr pop
ular with ladies in the phr-o of eipenire Needle
work, il work beinif much more handsome, re
iuirtuir !-' time and te.t one tenth part the ex-
.ense. No tiuty's toiiet is now compete without
t. A machine" with illustrated circular and lull
Instruction sent on reeript of fi. cr nniahed in sil
ver pUte lor $1 "3. Address.
THE.McKLE MAN t FACTl'KING CO..
3oV itroadway. New Y..rk.
ACF.NTS W ANTKl).
DR. GARVIN'S ELIXIR OF TAR.
Is recommended by regular Medioal practitioner
and a speedy cureVoaranteed forCVdds. Cougha,
Catarrh, Asthma, bronchitis. Sastting lilood, Con
sumption and all Pulmonary (VmpUints. Scrof
ula. Erysipelas, Dyspepsia and Gviit. Iycu!ery,
Cbolcra-ni-irbni. Cholera and ail liver and bowel
complaints. Kidney disease aa-l all afierthin of
the I rinal Organs perfectly harm lea free from
M ineral or A Icoholie properties pleasant to take
and never known to tall Price (1 uu per bottle.
Full particulars with medical testimonv and cer-tlhcau-s
sent on application. AddrnwL. F. HYDE
a CO.. 1 Seventh avenue. New Y ork.
Darts from tlieDeYfl; crCusiJaH
A bjk just issued, exposina: the timosjals"
that have appeared in the New Y'ork Newsiapers:
their history and lessen. Stylish Yillaius lully
exposeil. Advertisements front desperate Den to
beautiful women: (tlanilestine meetinirs: how frus
trate. I ; Tbe hnu.ry ol tbe G.iodricb. TraimiT the
result of a "personal." LR'seriplioo oi Llrlni;
Itroadway Statnir. Ezfioses social oirruiition.
Sent on receipt of SO cents. Address t'niipxe Print
inn House. Vescy St.. N. Y".
The Iteekwlth ti'JO I'nrtnble Fntnilv
Rewinsx .Makcliiiie, a SO Isnya Trial;
many aJvantae-9 over ill. tlslactlon ruantn
leeil. or retundol. Stnt complete, with full ill-
rectum. Heckwun rew,t,g .Macbuie Co.,
Dmadway. N. Y".
THEXFVI REMEDY FOR RIPTIRE
A aoff important inrtntxon. S -M by the HJaJtl
TmM t V. No. 6s3 Br-aiwaT, N. Y. Oi. It re-
Uiiiip hoituro atlu:elr iu env ani c"raf"rt
nitht ani ilay. at all timca. nnl ur ler all rinura
eUtn'Vfi, wultoiit any excfptiun whatever in any
CKfie, and should never Ik? taken ott ilurinur the
hrt time rejni-irc to etfert a permnnent cure.
ent iy man. i irrn:an iree. Any iiru-ir?i or
physman wnl oru r thi! new lnu for vuu with
out charge. rep4
AVic AJvrrtiemeif
3S
JOTICE.
The sale of thc Lvl Ilerkcv farm, situated in
Jnner tjwnship. has been continued and will
airun be otfere. at puldw outcry on the premises
on .atuniay oTt'moer t. at 2 o ci.-k p. m.
LEVI OKIFFITH,
Trustee.
AY NOTICE
A '.ray Heifer came trepa.'sinir on. the premises
of the un lersiitned, in S,.uthauiplon township,
ationt the mid lie of June, l;a. iieins mostly red:
backand U-lly white, with both ears cut oli: she
was one year old last sphnir. The owner is re-
outsted to prove prutiertv. pay chances ami take It
away or elc it will be disposed of ac i.nlbitr to law1,
nun. j -ii.i ' ii rv r.. t.ij.
PlTTSBt Ton fc COSXELLBVILLE R. R. Cl.. t
PiTTSEtaoa, Novemtiere, IsTX (
"V0TICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice i herdiy irlvca that the Stock Transfer
Urn li ot tins Company will nerbieeil on the lith
Inn anl rtmain closed until alter tbe annual meet
In? for the election ot a board nf Directors, to lie
bekl ou Jli.nuy, ieiiuuer l'U in I.
J. n. wash inm ton,
novlS Secr'tarv.
PlTtSEVROH A CoKSELLSVILlB H. K. Co. 1
I'ittsburxh, Novtmtier , lt71 j
lyOTICE TO STOCKIIOLDEKS.
Notice i hereby given that ln accordance with
the charter aisl hy-Uws ot this eomiany. the an
naal meet ins of Sunk holders for the election of a
Board of Director to serve the ensuing year, will
i-e neia at ineiromre in me city oi I'ltistturitn on
th Brt M'lhlay (lit day of D.-ceniber) prox. at
J. ii. V.
ASHINOTON.
Secretary.
oovll
DMIXISTRA
slat of Cyru Meyers.
ISTRATOR'.S .NOTICE
late of S irucrset rsouith
uevaaea.
Letters of ailminisiration on the above entat
Bavin: been srranted to the nndcrsiajaed. notk1 is
hereby given to those indebted to it to make Imme
diate payment, and thorn harinzelnlms atratnst it,
to present them duly authenticated lor settlement,
oa Frhlay, Itf'.h of 1 hxetnlier, lsjd, at his olh.-e in
aid borons;.
VT. H. KCIONTZ,
DovU Administrator.
A DMIMSTUATOR'S NOTICE.
Estat; of Daniel Ylabmo, late of Qn.m.ihotiinn tp.
deceased.
Latter of administration on the ab-ive estate
bavin been mm ted to the undersigned, notice is
benbv siren to lb.e imlebted to It i.. mate imme.
diate payment, and those having claims aealnst it,
to present them duly authenticated f rse.tl-ment
at the hue resident of said decvase.1, on 1 burt
.1 . . r. ..... i .,
JACOU A. SH AFF.R.
will AdmitilsUaUT.
TRAY XOTICE.
Jame (reetiai'sliis: on the ureniisej of the un-lcr-
sljcneil. ln Jennrr towiuihlp. aliout the middle id
August last, a red hclfcr. aUmt eighteen month
okLlnvinie left ear crop!! an I tip ot tall white.
Tha owner wiil please cum frirwar I. pmvpntv
erty, pay rhaorL-s and take it away or It wUI be dU-
rwe-si or acecr.iinz to law.
ovU D AVID LOHlt.
AT OTICE
1 hei
hereby Riven that Jense Sib k. s,eeof Js-.
oob Lohr ami Mary Lohr. has Hied his account in
my office and that the same will be presented to
the Court lor cjnhnn.ition no Thursdav. Novem
ber 2S. 1ST3L K M. S H KlX'K.
orfJ PrnthonoUirr.
imptiii:s. vli: Cramp, in the LJinb. and Stom- toher. 1...1. it .iu ci-rk a. in "'"Ui.ltt:! 'be Dn,tt.r Kelly a legatee
ach. Pain in tne Stomai h. Hr.wels.orSide. Khewm- : P"" interested may s.-tend if h. tiiirk y-r i-r. , thc -t!1 .,, ,., ,M j ,,,n K;,;T. 4reM.
!i?m in all it lonus. hillmn Colic. Xenralirla. . ll.u.lll ur.K. I 8i, ru.e on W'iliutaHJi.lsi.ie. dministmlor. to
Cholera. Dysentery. Col is, Krcsh wounds. Hums, j "'.1 Au-it .r. mppcr and h. w caue wav he shouij not be re-
ore laroat. s.p:n.ti (.visniain:. sprains anu .... . ..,., lnMn
I vr internal and lx- a
i:.lp, .carnl.i i- unlr. I'.i.. lpi!;rirk. I a'na-rini-.
IniiTwrri-! with -l.n .S Mrui. 4 (( le
nt. l:i'Ti':irri-il wi'h Kii'i.n: l.-i,r. !,!,
tn f'riirri-l Vi'l.'i tt;l- i.T,t.ir. p-i...n.;).i
J.il;'i.i wti. I 'jm'-iii i ii.iiri:;-. f.li.uri. I:-r-liiurri.-'i
wi-h - on- hot:-.-, r-s-n-rf in -il-r
t,r.s.: 'nif ri.i ti-i::.:y. i'j.. -Io-i!i. rf-i
i:i C'lerH-.l ! n UTi'y. 1'.. a:i I Mrr, rr -1 :irf n
M'nu-rli. liik!i:".lto ua . l ii.
frti ure l!ri-r,T nn: ii.p-1 ti'r.i.p ;tr :il a!iir;,l..ui'
: t0.,r , iK. j..'ni SUnwrs-l in Moi. tjy. it -4ih
i (t.ir i.: N. .-rem tier rjt. u n-v,il vr t: lue to t.an
! U-e iw.1 e.tale of Iv..r.il ,..! at tl
. f ,, n, t , ,u,,,
OLIVKB KSEl'PKB.
wrtli .ner;I.
"JA'ECL"
TOU'S NOTICIv-
,
:nm r. V tirhou'. Utc i-! Da,.- t.iiy
tef Wi
Ifc.r. ilert-ssc !. nwJ petituin will cun Iwfiire the I '.art on the 4r h
tttetT tCTtamentury tm the aUr-entate nav- Mnn,fay , xremiT ntxl. the Mih lar. furac
feiz be.-n srinte-t t. i!ie uu.!eri!sike.l l.v the (.rp- Uua tl.erem. w l ea 3lxl wnereail parlie njterejpu.tt
er aothorilT. nctii u hrrehr iriren tuthielo- .i iu.w...
i !ebtel tn it u nukeluuarviuie .nymrni.aml tltuae
' na1" Clin:a aCIDni It "111 IirPIHi I II Dl l'l I He ;
""J""" ' '''"', aii :cce.i, ;
0:i paiuriar. .AoTeia:ier i.-ie.
(MIXIAN U MIF.T.y.R. !
i txe.-nt..r. )
I
OTIC L.
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or.r. V.-.'.' I. r ttV U r.tr-hura-'iC
l, "A. i, .i... .... v.. l... I . I l il
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IW.
Y'DITOrS NOTICE.
liavina- lieen appninted anlfif by Ihe Cinrt, on
motion f W. H. Koontz. 'to makedlrihnli"n nf
th fnnd realized fn.m the .wlc'' of the real ft ate
of in.-tac H. Kotientine to au! anv.s; those enti
tled thereto. 1 will attend to Ihe liunrs of me ap
ointin ent at n. y otlice !n SomT-t. J'a., t-n .ui-n-day.
Xovembi r" 3-t. IsTI. at lo o'cl.-k a. in., when
and where ail part if!1 iinen.vlv. niTattrnJ.
k.j. kHis?;R,
c-W AudifT.
ULi: TO ACCEPT or HEWSE
j. u Pant J. Merer. ri-:-itin.- in VlanAnrsr. Jin.
Azaruih 11. .Meyers, rcsidini; ia iii-'.una o unry.
renna.
Ynuare hereby n-irln-sl to i;i.'r at an OrTd:sr."
Cwnr: tn be hel l a: SmuCTnet. ou Moa''.v. the 'J4th
I rjav 0f XumnVr next, tn n j t or re'iise to Like
the real eslnle of Joeejih rdi-ycri. (Ie.'cj.v.d. n tbe
appnistd vtiui'ioa, or !. .w ..-.utie why the fjini';
eh .uijn.'t be s. I !.
hUVKH KNfcPPEI!.
oC.15 Mieri'L
A1'"11
TOR'S NOTICE.
la cuderstifnel an .liter. 2i'i .ulM'.d l.vtl.e.'ir- ,
!"""'" , J .v..-..' ..:'.....':
f;1 , a."'Vr' , ' .W i u- 1 n . .
th" adininlstrabirnl Samuel Kn:ilui in, ln- nse.!.
lo :in I ata-ina- thus K-rillv n.ti'll il.-rem. will
BlLl'Xl.l l I, ir till tr i.'U l':i.i i . . .itj .1 110 . , - -
I'i.,iSTItATOIl
. r l-...... .1 r a
....... v wi ii.. .... 1 1 1 1.1 . i ...-.-...
T-ttcrs of aIuiluilruti"U on the aNive i.s,a-e
bavins; lieen granted to the niirtersliriiod. nMuie is
iti&te iiafin.nL and Those haf ins claims a;raint it. !
to present tnem only an;ncnTicat-i lor si'ttiemen
on siatumay. .oveiarir s. 1.3. at tne reai jeui-e
the iuiiuiMrator in S,nier-t towThir.
.MH HAKLibKlti,
oetl A ;I tiiinUtrau r.
s
IIKRII F S .SALES.
ilTvirto jf .nn!rT writ? "f
Vi- ii?ni ro
edofti'.f
" ry.Jl1
net. F Fac tat and Lira ri Facta
the i'ourt of r-rniRion f'I'-a ;f S'mtr:rt t'oaitT.
nd toiaoiir(w-tr.f. 1 wiil exit t :.!
j.ui-iic (iQU-ry. at the in.rt Hmib. in S Tner.t.
tm Sr.tnnlar the day..f N'vemler. KX at two
o'rl'trk p. in. the fiiiow:nir rea state, rn:
AM the riuhi, title, in;.r-t aol cl-ifm ff J-hn
Oriffilh. oft in anl to the f.,ll 'Wir.x iri-:-.l rfil
etntc rtr: Two c rtain wis f rn-anrt lituatiin
the l-ip csh of Trin. S rnr --ony. Pa.. ni
known on trie iiltnot Miii t'wnt Ih N--. 3.6 anJ
n !:ifh there is enr;d a larze two r;
st'-ry
lllil !- i
frame clweliir.? bons-e, p'Me r.l oti.er m
ini. xti:vii:ix alns 1'ine all.y cn th.e north.
t ..unn ircr: -n ir.e ea . .. & 4 'to in- Htai:i.
and rk o the west. yr-U the appart-nancs.
Taken in exi- tt-l . n as the pr-jiertr of J"!.n (rr:f-
6th at tbe suit of V. J. Haer. "
AIi
All te.3 riEili. line. iu.rrHi; ana riaiai 01 r
Krejur. of. in and tithe feib.winr described real
estate. Tix: Tw ceriain lotsof ffn.-a:;a itua'eia
I'lsina t-.r-rzh. S-.n'.erist ci-ont. Pa. .and Wn.iwn
on tbe Ecneml plan of said town as brs N'-s.
and 'JTiO. Inctic on Wcyand avenue, adjr ininsc lot
No. V"3 on the east and alley on tbe west, and
km.wn as tbe Sycamore Hotel property, with a two
sti.rr frame tavern h"U-e. s'ubie anl other out
building thereon erecte-!. will, the appnro-r.arees.
Taken in execution as the property of E. S. Kre
arar. at thc suit of Vowirki-l A Ha-n et al.
ALSO
ATI the ritrht. title. Int. rest an I e'ai-p nf John
D. Jn". of. in aad Vi the foilowtt.a- desrnlied real
e.tate. v.x: A certain tra.-t . f land snuit in
Souitamtitrintownsblti. S-.n-r?'-p e,..nTT. Pa.. c-n-tainina;
Co a-rrs. nnire or less, of wniih there are
tout .-ri-s iTeart-1 sivl abo-tt ;icre lu mead
ow, with a one and a half story 1. c dwelling hense
thereon creeled, adr.ini.ntt Ur.ii of Wnmoth A
Hrenhan. J din Ditner. Christian Pe'crbritik as 1
other, with the appurtenan-.-e. Taken in execu
tion a the rr.iprty of John D. Jones a: the ?uit
of John It. Brinham.
ALSO
AU th" rizht. tl:!. t..terc; n 3 claim of S e
Dben Cbawpiesokr. of. in and to the fi'llowirrde-
scrilied real estate, viz: A certain tract ol land i
sitaate In Addison township, Somerset o utsty. Pa. j
containing IJ acre, more or less, oi wnica taere
are about two acres eleared. with a one story V t
dwelllnc bonse thereon erectcl. adjoining lan!s of
Ellas P. Kerr. Simon Deal and others, also bor
derintron the Maryland line.withthe appurtenan
ce. Taken in execution as tbepn.perty of Sie
phen Cliopten.key at th- suit id 11. A. Ho A
Son.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and rUItu of E. It.
Holfunger, of. In and to the following described
real estate, vli: Two ccrain lots of gn..und situ
ate in Mever Mill". S.nwrwt county. Pa., and
known as lot No. loand 71 on pled of said town,
wiih 40 feet each front, and 12u feet indepth. with
a twe story frame dwelling house t hrre. ii erected
and fronting on Second arenne and btondeii on the
east bv lot of Stephen J..ne. north by alley and
wen Vy land lielonzing to the Meyers' e;ate.
with the appurtenance. Taken in excnii"n a
the property of F K. H..lintri-ratthe suit oi S. D.
Livenir.ioit.
AI0-
AU the right, tttle. Inter; atrl claim of John
R. Ibmseand H. S. Coleman, surviving i bligator
of J..hn Kacch. decease1. o. in and to tbe tollow.
ing descritie.1 real este. vii: A certain Id of
ground "itn.ite in tlie ti wn of ciarrt-t. S-irarrset
onuniy. Pa., containlnx acres, wiih alanre two
sorv frame dwelling hvnee and other tn: build itiys
thereon erecte.!. lejundeJ n lhe west br the Buf
falo Valley K. R., east by lot or Daniel Wer-ind,
north by Jackson treet and ""nith by P. A C. K.
R.. with the appurtenances. Tjken in excii!l. n
as th pn pertv of Jobn K. Boose and H. S.Cole
man at the suit i f Schell A Kimmcl.
ALSi
All the right, title, interest and claim of Pat
rick Holly, cf. in and to the following described
real estate, vix Two certain lot of ground situ
ate In theti wn ol fiarret. S-.tncriet ci unty. Pa.,
knnwn on plot of sal I town a lots No. us and VT.
hounded on the east by Centre s-reet. south by
Maple alley, west by Iiiiekbcrry alley, and n .rth
by Beach alley, with a two story frame dwelling
house thereon erected, with the apuurten.mce.
Taken In execntion a the proper: v of Patrick
Holle. at the suit of Wm. If Miller.
AL.SIJ
All the right. ti:le. interest and e!s:,n of J.din
D. Eisldy, of. hi and to the folIwini described
real estate, vii: No. 1. A tract of land situate in
Miif.Td township, Somerset county. Pa., warrant
ed In the name of Iiewait Schr.eider. alH.inmg
land of Thoma" Masi.n. Peter Znfall. John In
field, Jacob S. Phiilippi. Aansa Y. Cnpp and oth
ers, containing -.'4S acres, more or less, of which
there are aliout MO acres cleared wilh two story
dwelling house and bank tarn thi-reon erected. I?
tngthe same tract of land which was cnnTeved by
Ihe administrator of Iewalt Schneider, deceas
ed, to Jonathan Sehnci.ier and John Phiilippi. by
deed dated pith September. 1S51. and by Jonathan
Schneider by deed dated U:h August. Is:'.!. f..rhis
interest to John Phiilippi and by John Phiilippi
conrevel to Ruddy A llarrah bj deed dated !
March, ls.ss.
No.. A tnet of laml si'oate in I'pper Turkcy
fimt townsbiti. ei-unty and State a'oresaid. and
warranted in Ihe name of John Voogbt. adjoining
landsof HarrahAMiller. JohaCraner. Benjamin
Snvder. John Niehelson. Jons" Hineb.nrh .ml
other, containing 3wl acrt. ti perehes ami all.iw-
ance.-of which there are a!ut so acres cleared,
wilh a two story dwelling house and bank bam
thereem erected, and which was conveyed by John
Vought ami wife to Hanoi rd Connellv. jr.. bv deed
dateil 5-1 September. lsr-Vi. arnl is appirtenanl to
tne niregoing tract. 1 tie following oescnneii tract
warranted iu the name of John Graham. adK'in-
ing Daniel PMihppi. Samuel llochstetlcr an 1 otb
era. eymtainlna; S7 acre and 11 perches and whl-h
said tracts was eonreved by the widow an-l heirs
of Bernard Connelly, jr.. deceased, by sundry eon
vevsince tn the law "to Rodiljr A Harrith.
No. 3. Situate In I pjier Turkcyfis- t township,
countv and State af.iresaid, warranted In the
name ot Henry S. Hoibruok, adjoining land of
Harran si Miner, rienrv 1. snyier anl ot bers.
eontaining 3SI acresaml allowance and which was
conveyed bv H. S. Hoibnck and wire to Wm. J.
Bs.erand O. W. Ben ford bv deed dated loth Slav.
li. ond by Baer A Henfont and wives to John
Ned by deed dated 'JSth Iiecemlssr. ls-'T. and by
John Neff and wife fier deed dated 1st Mav, Isis,
conveyed to Kc.ldv A H.trrah. and bv Wm. S. Har
ran and wife by deed dated Aith August, 1T4. for
tnelr lulercst lu the foretoinir tract to John n.
KoddT. tineether wi:b .11 .n.l sintf-ulnr tiie build.
ings, ltapniTenients, Ac., npon tbe same.
la-Ken in execntion a the property ot joim i.
Rwddy at the suit of Wm. S. Harrab.
SherlH Offii, OLIVEK k.NEPI'F.R.
oct.19, is;! t ssBeri n.
ADAMS'
Pound Butter Case
Supplied by C. A O. Holderbaum. Knjh!. Pat-
ton A Co A. J. Caseheer a Co., Somerset l'a. I.
M. Holdtr Mauin for count v.
U A. M1IJER, DIPPY k CO .
Philadelphia.
A
1" ' " .;'ii'5?Scf I ,-J
NOTICE
I !n i n.ili if
1.-i'.ijim;ii u:ir- "H tlw fU'i1 tnn:
i-f i, iraa'Ml tn ihi- a-j h-.-:sa- .1 ' W V
Hi iriiy. w.v u ticrci.r 1 n w IU In t' I i"
i i uikr niiiiwiau vi.iiut. i l IIxj" br.t
rlr.lm- aKblut It tn fr- -i;'. li."'" i'1-iv fca:BcHti
U l..r -uIci-.t -m j-.unl. tits Zl .l
ti r. i-'l, .t! tit Li.- r -i ' "I urcits.
rt.Tr K t:uv.v.
L,,,,,:
NiIJCK.
tirr Is lifn-by riven tiint .-u the $r li ilay of
Septrmbcr, l'Tn, iho prti'it u '.I M. A. K . 4
miiiilnk'nr ol the cntates of LMtvid ltwiilnn anil
iirae IniirjtriD, was prrw-utrtl tn t.'ie trjhan'A
it.'4irt ul Ntuerset evuntr. wiilmr furthtrutt the
! Mmc ha'l aettleil iu full, awl praeliiK to te
rfihareil fr m hi tnit tn fn 1 eUii.-i'; ana that
' J. H. WALTf'K.
R
EUISTKK'.S NOTICE.
-JM!
: in a-awtiM hare rexifter ami the same
U he pn--nirl f.,r r.x.tirrnatKin aiMall.iW.ar.
t an oqinau t.imrt lane nei-i ai .n-rw-i in
'
of .Nvenihi-r. A. 1. 1IX n-re all ix-r"n
. i:i:Vr.-ti any au-oil 11 thry think priper.
I t irt uu. ot stt,oul WU7. auinr. of At.ra-
Kim aiHi ttul am.unl of Krauci A. sty
ken.
ayuardkiaor K'alln T' l-per.
I'inal account of K. t. I
aliur. tjf LtI
deceased.
Meynod aerount of KHza. ff(?nre nnj Joefatl
lttlfler, aumiiUDtratora of ( 'baric HiTSi-y 1
ccasoib Arenoiit of Wm. A. Ojii -r. admr. of Mary Ucl
jfrr. d"cea.l.
Kirt anl hnsl aorf;tiT:f cf K. A. V.'erntr, escco
lor of Martin En4lebart, deceased.
'lpt and hnl a.-munt of l. A. .Suacr. ur 11
B o Lavlna f iadmer.
K lrst and Anal acooant sf 1'hllip Sharer. Jr., ex
ecutor ol reoTi--: ijor.ar, iientaseii,
Aiviont of Samael 11. Iiuil,
Dull, ioccased.
admr. ol Daniel
J. It. TV "LTEn.
no0 KnLner.
OTICE.
M anOri'bau i C ourt UcM at rv.uivtiiet, in anl
t .ruid county on the sih ilay of September. A. D.
l-Ti la luj iuiLU-r of llu! eilalcil John kletly,
tieecftse.l.
To lleDjarain Kelhy. II iry Keller, Emannel
iI. rLui r.'-r, J -bu sletly, ElUa Keliy, and the
children of Abraham, dereasi.il.
lake notice that on petiu u of Ilsn.Iliy KrUry
to bare the cinbrmatii.u titkcnotl of tiicaudibT
report dirtritinttn; the fun.!s of said etaie. te
( V-urt irrjfited a ru.e on all parties interested In ap-
' tieirai an I m.han s Court to be held at Somer-"!
Iiaaud f-.r Somerset county uiMoodar. the Mtn
. . N,,VHm,. ... ' , ,-, ,nvth-
j f " V" ' r'Jl . " " "T." f 7...i
ney
the mtttT llr:;ij QkiMv.',
W i' in ? my tiEo i nnii til j.
iil'..urt thi' h'i
i!i? j oj .s-t.reinlep. 1T
j .
j . .
j J
Ii. WALTER.
( Tcrit.
!l:!T7Xi:cu
TOP. S NOTICE.
sU. tterp uf ft4lminl5traiion on the estate of Juhn
hsviD'X lik?P0 rrantej tiine. notre i? Fif fhr iT-n
tLt 1 will attt-D-1 at iiie rt-i lenoe of CLrlf W.
Kcrvr. In BAhi u.wa;iiu t.n .atiinlay, ti-e 'J!;li
lay iA Nwvintwr next. I?7.h4n 11 prr'ii hT-
1 .... i.
! !"r. """ l-fTerlr authenticated, and those
1 unueUvx U.tai-1 MUtewtll make payment.
JOHN UKEAF.
Eieciitor.
(ict.
X
OTICE
1 hereby snven that . tiw Rth of Senteml.er.
lsT3.An.irew t mntii prentel his irtition to
tlie (irj.har.s' Court of S iineret couniy. Pa., ask
inir to lie dischore.1 from the outies and hinii:i.-s
ot his apjuiiilbieut a administrator of thee mate
of John U'linnu, late of Ali'-eheny township,
sii l ciunty. deceased, and tht unless suthci-nt
i reason i stt'.wn to tue contrary l.u prayerwill t
'-TunteJ at the cr xt term -f the C.n.
J K- WALTFJt.
j n"Tj Clerk.
13-1 J-l J-I3-13 13 1 J-13
13;
Simple sent to any sddrvs (furore mm'.h
nm'.h n
nl v fori 4
uable'lJ
r s- cent, trial will scU lu an tami
sli Vear ts-ond to hare our vniuab
introdud. and thus make this cf'-r. Act.
here is a ehariee. Ad.ire Lroo f'itv Nov.
e!ty Co.. Pittsburgh, l'a. " oetu
"0TA5ST CPLOIJIyT,
Vy At Home. Male or Female, am to tJO a we. k
warrante-i. No capital roquiml. Full parthjulirs
and a valuable samnie sert fr-e. Addn-., with s
ct. return stamp. A. D. Y'lUrE. as) Fifth street.
Williarosburgh. N. Y". ocUS
$io to $20;
per day. Aa-entswantcd erer-
vwbere. Portico lars free. A.
L Dtalr A Co., St. Lmis, Jloi
may W
". W. Mi KAIO.
Establishe
Tlie Boall Foun
and
CORNER CENTRE AN
Cumbcrl
W. McK
w
Proprietors, and
Railn.:id and 31 ine Car".
Car Wbeeis ami Axles, with Patext Oi'.exs.
ww si and Iron AVorkinjr Maciiinerv.
McUIs an-l Ca-tinrs. iscn.1 t-t lliustra-.lons.)
B--VCI and Mitre cicariiuc.
Steam Pumps a
Ir'in ripe lor Steam or Water
Brass and Iron Fittings.
Jack Screws aad Log Jack.
Patent Saw Gammers and Emerv Wheels.
Stocks, Dies. Tap, and Ploe T'.nges.
J lue Brushes. St-rapers and Katciietirills
Jn.lsi n (rovernor and Valves,
ir.';J-,SloP- Angle and Cb-ek Valves.
w hlsiles. Gauge CoikJ and Steaaa tjnege.
PA
Turbine Water WbccK
Grimiing Machine for Planer Kuive"
Grtnxlstone Shall ami Boxes.
Horse Power and Ttuat.iing hns.
En-iiics. Machinery, sic,
Mannfaeiurer" of Lanev's celebrated Sjll Lubri
cating Mine Car Wheel,
TST. W. McK
J- lV"73eiw.
! "T" I I s r j.i
i I I I "! I LIST TfsP 4tli
i a swa BV S All
ATTORNEYS.
K.vonti "
('0 roth.
Kimmel A ("i.!sim,
Baer.
(V.lborn.
Colhnrn.
Kimmel A Cltsirn,
Galthcr A Qeither,
(Viffroth,
Koonts.
PLAINTIFFS.
J.dui . craver's ass. I '. a.
Henry Schlag.
tate Bank. Baer.
.rredevic Knepper, Hav anl Koontx.
.CbarleaSanner. Bar ACosT-oth
'John D. Baker, - Baer A Cofiroth.
John D. Ki.l.ir. latther A Gaither.
Hiram Flnulay's use. C hi.
! M. A. Sanner. Kimmel A CoTborn.
; John D. Roddy. Oaither
A C. John 1. Roddy. Gauher
Eille. Koontl. K
(V.lliom.
coafluenee s. M. Co. Koonts.
The (sir. of Somerset Coll roth
Kimmel A Odhom.
Second
S hrll A Kuontr,
I hi,
Kaers .
Kimmel A Colborc,
Kimmel AColls.ru,
Kivntx,
Baer.
Kimtnr) A Collsru,
koonts.
Oaither A Koonts,
F. J. Kooscr,
CoflroUi,
VhL
Oitfroth A Huppc!
Cotlroth A Rappal,
Kimmel A Colbora,
Kimmel A CVdborn,
Kimmel A Cot born,
I hi A Koontx.
Oaither A Oaither,
Ja. H. I rait her.
Oaither A (Hither,
Ja. H. Oaither,
Koontx.
Oaither A Oaither,
CvMrolh fc Ruiifiel,
Frank Vallee.
.George Kennel,
John Knable.
Samuel Brtdfum.
Samuel Bridegum.
CoBroth,
I . A O (Wr A Co. Ibu-ra
PhlL Wolferlirger. Koonti.
jJoho H. K nipple, (i!rroth.
Joseph W a. is worth. Cofriith,
Hreorge M. Oyster. Coffrth A Hv.
f K. Beach A Co.,
H. J. Picking.
Kuonta.
Jonathan Mart,
Uoeeph Thutuas,
PeterSlpe. .
jJess Baughman,
Jesee Baughmaa.
IJamee Pamn.
, Burner A Obler.
W. M. Horner extr.
i Henry Lorehel,
Oilllin Miller, use
ui.
. Philsnn. Black A Co, j Koonta,
: Fran kiln Forney. , Col bora,
,Hiek A Stnttnun, Koont t.
;Oeerge Dnii, I
ony I1ENTON.
CS'icccssors to BENTON i WAYNE).
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Iron. Nail.-", Glass, Putty, Horse Slioes. Leather. Shy FiD(ing, Cnildrenat'
Carriages, Wash MacLiw-a aad Vriog,
VCrlllCUT.TUTv-iVX. IMPLEMENTS,
WAGON HUBS, SPOKES, AND FELLOWS,
HUD BOXING AND SPOKE TENOING MACHINES
Xos. 208 and 210 Main St. JohnstoTm, Ia,
Sepl) ORDERS BY MAIL RO-MPTLY riLLED.
J)tItSS lfOMl.ti
Northern Pacifies
And Other Securities
, LUTHER S. UMM&,
Stock and Note Broker,
8 FOI RTII AtZiVH,
PITTSBURGH. t'A.
IF VOL' WANT TO
Invent Yoir loney,
Kaf-lT. a.l at
(ifJI I.WtfSrMKXT.
Call on or alilrcM
ItTHIH s. Kit rrxAs,
S:o k arj Note Iiruker.
M F'.nrth Arena. Pliwbnrifh, P.
Ait ri.t-t - Af S:.-li. B wit n I all M.irkeU
S--ari:ie ij kliu att-1 .l'l. o t'ommiati o.i.'e.
Lniers of Ii tu.rv will r-eir prioi. auentloa.
iS"'
ricr: is divoiice.-
Sianb Lebcrca h'-naia I In too ronrt of Cora avn
t PIof S"mwt i of
Fitrii-k 11. l'lxnan. si-p. WTJi K:
Aiia SubpeonA flr'.t'lr'ir', oo tn groand of
desert low. .
To Patrirk H. Diirnan. th defendant above nam-!:
Y'na are hereby notejed to be ami appear at the
nert I 'owrt of Common Fla of 3omrtm erma'r,
t" b held at Soav-ret on lha th Monday in ?'-
remher. A. lb. lsTO, 'Sih dar. ) lo answer to (he
C"ioi.!i!.t of .Sarah Kebaaeo Dlnan, ymrwi.',
tbe jilaintlff anoee named, and show cause, if any
yon bar, why yior said wife srv.old beul
vrreeil from Hie U.nd of tBatrtmocy eotered Into
with T .11 I7isriiv t, ihj. .... p . . r iu. m,il
"t exair.iten arairut you before aSi Conrl.
O. KXEfFEB.
Sheriff.
"lorir.
w'lrfmr.AS,
r PROCLAMATION",
the 11n.jrxbIe IVririAii t Hr
Pn (-dent of the several (nir of C ommon PWi
of heCountie compMinif the sixteenth Joilb ial
DiVrirt. anl Justice of tbe Ouna of fiver and Ter
miner anl General Jail Iieiirery. St the trial of
il capital and ( her oftecder ia t'ue mid District,
ami Ljeivis A. Ti rn ami Jcmiah Misit,
quir. J adac of the Courtage IVunnui Plea, and
Justice of tbe Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and
General Jail Delivery, for the trial of ail capital
and oth'.-ronenders in the County of Somerset. Lara
uvoeu tneirprep:ami to me direrteti, for bokl-
inar a Court of Common Pleas, axel C General Quar-
irt -S-I..HS 01 1 ue rewr. an'i 1 reneral jail leliT
cry ail fours of (yer and ferau.er, at Somerset
Ob W9ndy,.vesMber 2ilth, I.?l:
N'lTi-B is tre,civmtoa:ith Jotleeof th
e ice. the I Vimnrr and Constahie within th nud
County 'rf Somerset, that thev be then and therein
th'ir proj-r r.ns. with their rolt. reeordauiqai.
Billons, examinations, anil other remembrances, to
do th se thin-zs wbK h t their office and lo that
behalf apinin to be d.,ne: and a. so. they who
w:il priecute avainstthe prisoner that are or shad
be in the jail ot S-mieret Count to be then and
tii're. to pro-ute against them a "hail be "in
HEKirir's Orrw-E. t OLIVEK KNEPPEK.
rv-merset, (let. 2. i Shorttl.
J7XKCUT0R S SALE.
iiy virtue of an order t-uinir out of the Orph
an's Court, to us dirc-ted. we will expose to puMle
sale on Sm urday, the '.-l of November, at 1 o cto-.
on the premise", the foilowlng real eue of Ben
tamin Itru?ftke ileee.M.1- x mh.i. . . . .
,an.i situaie in nnnnersraii-y towasnlp. adomlni
u!s of S. "A. and J. C. Pfiu. Philip too..
and townshio ma.1. eotio.in.no- i
pen-he. This will he sild in the wflolo or ia par
ceis to suit purchasers.
Tram.-ne-third in hand. ba!nc in tw-
e Ujl payments. DAN. J. KRVBAKER,
ALEX. BKLBAKEK.
srtS' IjecuLors.
OTICE OF PISOMTTIOX.
We hereby give nvtb-e that the m-mnnanhin
heretot re exL-tina; between as. doing busiaeee un
dcr tbe name of Knable A Pattoo and Knahie.
Patton a Co.. ceased by me nal dissolution r,n the
lh day pf September last. Perwme Indebted
will pb-ase call on John Knable. Esq.. who is au
thorised to settle all claims doe said firm.
J'iHN KNABLE.
JOHX W. PATTUN,
S tierset t ictober ij. 1T
Haring purchased Mr. KnaLle's interest la tbe
s:..re I will continue tbe mercantile business, and
endeavor to merit not oniy a continuance of the
patronage of the etistmners'of tbe late arms, but
a UrgeaccessiMDcl new J. W. PATTON.
ocrjy
A
UMIXISTRATOR S XOTICE.
Estate of E. C. Thoraa.
Lett-TS of administration on tbe ahere state
having been granted to the undersigned, notice 1
hcrer.y given tothoee uvlebted W it to make imme
diate payment, and those having claim against It
b) present them duly authenticated for settlement
cm Saturday. Ii-ceinber 6th. ITi at thec.rBeeof
John H. I iu. Esq. JOHN H L HL.
oc'JS Administrator,
d-in 1845.
MIvRWW McJCAIO
dry
Machine ITorks,
D HARRISON STREETS
and, Id.,'
AIG & S0N,
Manufacturers of
Mortice Wheels
Pinion and Mill Castings generally.
Steam Engines, n to 40 hop )
Hollers of ail kinds made and repaired.
Smoke Stacks, aa-i Sugar Pans,
nd Connections,
Clum and Leather Belting and Lace Leather.
It- It Cutters. Awls, and La-e Strlna;,
Gun. SoapsUin and Hemp Paekmg.
Furnace forCburche an I Dweliing,
Monkey and Adjustable S Wrenches,
Pullers. Shafting and Hanger.
Saw Mandrels.
Circular and Mill Saws. ,
Patent Hair Felt lor iiuilersaad Pipes,
IMLLEL VISES,
Portable frrist Mill. (fir sixes. )
Engine Heaters and BoUer Tubes.
French burr Millstone and Smut Machines.
Separators, Bolting Cloth and Mtil picks. "
Overhauled and Repaired.
also Fp.gs. Swltche, Sution aud Mining Ma
chinery. BESS
AIG & SOX
lYIonday of Nov., 73.
ATT0RNBT8. DEFENDANTS. SO. T. T.
R. and I hi.
John Knable etaL.! t Nb. i-J
Baer.Kimtnel-Kiwnti Collrn A Baer
i Sep. lara
3i J irro
- iro
i m Wow. i-w
S. A. Manst.
F. J. Onntryman.
S. A M P. R. 0r
S. A M. P. R. Ce.
- 1T
Thoma A Can8eiaV TJ May lTi
CJeortre KenneL m nut tn
Cornelin Berkev, UT lm
Wm. S. Haran.' I tl Feb. 19T1
Wm. S. liarab. ITS May IsTJ
Jamee Paxter, is - ir-i
A Oalther.
A Oaither.
A Koont.
Joseph Snyder etsl. lii Sep. 1TJ
Week.
Kimmel A Colhore,
C-ttroth,
Scull and Koontx.
(i (Troth.
Oeortre H. Snhre,
Roddv A Find lay.
P. A i. R. K- Co
SIT Sep. 1T?
sn - ui
3 - .18?..
Jena Miller. Ms. u
John Baker. Jo
Statxman A Keim. T, Nov.
.Thomas 11 err si.
Charles H. Dura, D
Daniel Ober. I w
E. Keha A D. Liehty U -
Levi Snvder. 13
ILL. Baer. 'ii4
; Roddy A Fimllay, t ft Feb.
; liaelel Wevaad. -
, H. C Hucbstecier, 'lsoi
1 Wm. 34y. Sr- t
I Wnx. Mar Sr. A Jr.. S3 '
ltrj
irj
17
1ST
'ist;
17
il.Tj
iisr:
;1T
W. J. Baer.
Cofiroth.
i Koonta.
Kimmel ACtdborn,
il hi, C A R..
I nLC. A R..
I Harr A CvUroth.
,Hv,
lEdle.
('on-roth A RnppeL,
.( barle r. Klxada, i7
Joeepb Cbiistaer.
S May l-
;AurutaMedary, ,r -
H. aV Uenrea, 98 "
iJohn Fogle, ;M'
. F. J. Countryman ui
ilav id Mangea. ! -
Joph Trwuer. 46T.
;iit
i-
v. a n..
1ST
l-
iisr
'Valentine Hay. Mi
1T
. M. SCHhOC JC. Protnoaotary.
JOH?l S. TITTLt
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