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1 ALTFATIIKH.
THE BALTIMORE EUTTSit COMMISSION HOUSE.
B. BROOKE, NYCE & Co.
54 South St. Baltimore, Rid.
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Mt ai-mn oik t to (v;:r many patrons, tlie Icncfit ot our M-rvkts for (lie sale of
tlui.- JivlUr Ourlt.n- oxirh-iicfl warrants us in savin, that ne tommaiul uncquaU'd
f;u i!i!ics, i..r plui ing it to the Lost possible d vantage, and as we make Butter n speci-
uiil", a. low nothing? i'lsi In iniirfer.. nM. ,..-r.,i i...,,'i:.,
o - - - - n mu nn miiini uiiiiiii ill t.
;r reputation for pnmiptneHs is well rsiaWishcd, and from those wlpi liave not yet
. -n rl. Supt. j had the i euefil ot the many advantages we jhs,'s. wc solicit a trial, and w ill use all
i our a'liliiie to irive entire satikiaction.
1 .il.cr.il advance invl.: when tlt-sirwi, and alt letters ot inquiry promptly and theel
'.!y repli.il to. Hcfpc-tfullr. Ac..
B. BROOKE. NYCE & Co.
Cards can bo iiltaiiiiVi at the Express office and TSailroad Depot.
a I it. r.riiTOit :
.'fcln-t.l ot this
their enlarged
lir.l.l.lS. t'.K,
.T.ir.iiary, 2nd. 1?7I. j
Tlie Lutheran Sutntay
place, took p.is:csiiiii ot
aiid lieautifuliv furnished
rooms, on the With ol Nov. l:nl. On the
same day it was rtd;i-eer:t!t'd U tlie pro
motion of the glory of the ASmWity o.l. i
The pa -lor Wiis nft isted by lt.-vs. J." To::i-!
Iinson, A. M.Vt lietstoneand V. E. Crelied.
The friends of th;; school shortly uit.'r re
solved to have a Christmas iVstal tor the
enjoymeut ot the children, and in a short
Xew A d cert Urm in
ITKAI.S.
U hereby irlvcii to '.:" Is .iMe iiiN.ii I
taut of l.u county id Somerset inn t.;;.c.il" trill
bi bold bv llio l V.ii.mi.-sliini.rs on i!il. il imnl
I places spcciliod. Appeals will als: be hcid ut ths
suncliino n.r (no turoiici ,11111111301 tiie.iiimty,
when oiiti Klu.ro tliey can uiuiil i; III. y t.oi.'u
pr.per, lo wit:
for jc
Ad ccrtinr ment.
liing hltb. other pujicn. pavetioalietitlthtopcr.
; ji.l !.iie, mm ri-ie it. column forita read.
I crs' Interests, ii"l it lHr' ?.ivuncc?.
! That there Is a popular appellation uf that
Sort of Independent, vigorous, cnu-vprisioz, ul
hlli-limed journalism 01 wliirh the Triouue is now
Ine cmei rciHreseaiaiivB hi una . y outer coun-1
lie, is aai!l.-icnllv proved by the result of the iki!1
twelve niuulns. " 1 he close of 173 HiisI" thl Kit '
,.a i!-..ti It hnl ln-.-n fit 3I1T KrcVliilr,
J''tf IJi'i'rttsnru fit 1
New Hrm.
Ac tf A d crrti.ie vien It.
M) UT
t"V n.H Tp.,
1
AVtr Aicertiaementi.
ri;Lic SALE.
I ;;i ; ti Puhli' 5-.t. Kir tiaf ttt ta vrtwt
ni t'i ''iphan fflnrt'w SrmwfetOnat. ea
pTiill 111 I I IlllHnry, IJIi'l HIP DCW jcur um i.ir
II mill the uiwa nnilini proT-i:ii. iu ...
i time lis m i-lmin.-nl Urimir will ruriMM tBone I
tiii.A Itetiem n.l fri..l. -... I...... ... "'"? urury nexi. h iwiim oi
i . .v i.' io in 111 llini lit 1 in ll.tiJuiilln (il ailil IfiUIIHIi n
I
..11:81 p. m.
.. 4 21 a. in.
..11:01 p. IU.
.. I:M p. m.
i-i.iHr
. A r.
,s.i..c
met ycst . rday.
. ;-r.i'.Ti:' -;"-:vri iibly short
1 t 't-yoiir Ntk:ic,
,-'..r of W. Kenford, he
('.ii hrels me the fiirhion
A or luih'.'
at
. griia "
t.f the utt ii "itiid to be
i.i 1'
I..i:n:v
r.'.ul.
:.v. i.t.'
uoiiiiiiin;
l,r.c lit.-.
; tl.r.t i.
i. li l '.aili'-y
the I:;-.im1s
the
liht of the bi!)h'
Tim: handxoinc lipin-r patterns and1
bcautii'ul wart's that many of our younsi
ladie have worked at ao "diligently for a I
few weeks past, have, by this time. Iieen :
picsriited to their "lieaulifal blue-eyed !
-.,.1 i :.. i i' I
."'i--, .mu iiinci iti itriuuj ii.tiitin.)iiit;
wihin. desks, etc,, us Christmas presents.
Tur.r have a peculiar w ay of tolling the
news in some of the Western journals.
For example : "The teller of the Ville
Marie Hank of Montreal despises the way
in which two YanU-t s got $10.48 that lie
ltd on the counter of his establishment the
I oilier tisy. They were great huntier deal
ers on the Ottawa liver, un.l tliey wanted
to open an immense account wilhhiin, and
'You just look at the map on the wall, Mr.
Teller, which show s you w here we oper
ate,' they said, lie looktd, and tha men
cM-.imd w ith the iiionev."
VVk understand that Mr. George Neil"
has sold his house on Main Cross t., to
Mr. Silas Cover of Davidsville, for 2'iKH.
TnB steamer Ohio, form rhiladelnhia
lo Liverpool, on her hist trip took out 1,--M)0
car wheels. - This of course, is as yet
a comparatively isolated case, but it has
some Mgniricance. American car w heels
are acknowledged by some English makers
to 1 of superior character, their excel
lence beiiift attributed to the peculiar
method of manufacture, involving the ue
of charcoal iron. The shipment reported
on the Ohio is, however, a very large one
relative to the export of this article, which
was 2.317 wheels in 171, 4,700 in 1S72,
and 7,515 in 1S70.
Uie is
a rich
, ., iii:"
. ,,'.w "rr a:
t.iwn
,': held
as luuili
it I.T vs'.e.
'. il-iw. i:f:i
,.t grace is 51.
i.wiis a bible
at Niueiiibii!;.'
we hsve
w hich
ainl is
.I'KJias-i. Queens, and
cheap f-r as!i, at Khoads
ut
Mi:. II. C H.vKit dietl at his resilience i:i
Somerset on last Sunday afternoon from
j enusun;i.'.io;i. Air. liter was km:wn to all
I of our citerens a a 'Ji.'iiial. clever "cntle-
J,,u ! n.an and will lr sadlv missed bv his ii:any
b ier.'ls. He served
ve::' s ;..s enml Lieutenant oi i o. n. .i-iui
i". .. was captured ty th' reln-ls at Taw
I'aw Matioii Ya. Oct. 4'.h IM5- and was
taken to Liby riison and kept there until
the u-i;!i ;f the Nov. of the k'.iiic year. !t
is thought by his Irieuds that il wa in
Libv. he first cunt ratted the disease thst
ended his life, lie was years and 8
months of age at the lime of his death.
Lk('TI'kk:. Capt. Samuel Adams the
original explorer of the canyons of the
Colorado Uiver, and the country in the
enii'T townftilpoii Tural ir, t.:i-3! i!:iy m!
1'oliru.iry nel'.. ul tnu liou.c tt i'u.'i!. iijll erai r,
lu Mi l luHIIJllill.
or t on. inaie;n towasnij) ,n w c Iuji-.I:i.v. Ihe , ., r jcuru,1 lu icworld: antt u the eumplc-
K'.I:HT. ; ,.a uf s uuwanJ DlClll.1.'?Ol imlliiiiiK i' w
be. orenarinrr ,r.n.l r, ri!. i I '".V; V.i ,V T;.." ,7h, rT i V; ... .., .., .,. ,.r l la'roaii.-e v.rums iui.i.fi..t!.H. ...
It was the first Christmas tree the Lutheran J,,1 u,,t'ttll'lcl,';rkc'"i,ou' il,H'lH ! T)E si:MI-WKKKLY TElUfNE
Sunday School, oi this place, ever had. j ""r Whu.lo tcwcstilp on Fri.lny, tl.ceilid.iy of' lap S-ml-VvYekly Tril.nn lm (trewn rery nip.
ny c.ii-ii niuiiaeiiieiii u sprung inio ex-, renruury ut;t, at tne noue oi .ij.3.11) ii. iimiii, in wiy lu piiiiiic rvor r lute, lu uauiti-jn tu esr
i.t-uiG U- it u, limbic, nun wuii tlie tli-e.i- '; ...... i .. - . ,
f,i..,.. ..f il .. a... .1 .. :....,t i i 1 r ti.'iiilimiliij t jwnsnlp mil fl .y.towa rir. lue fursiiiu a.iJ tloHictilccorniiiioiiJeuce nl leail
nillou o tl.ei ho.il room, it w as the grand-.ouahJ5 Siuur.lay, tuT:li,uyof fel.ni try umi, iu uuomi ..f tun Oailv: li tti't ipwUlly in "
est exblliltiou ever Witnessed in Heriil). A ! i the rleciiuu huusu In sai l uor..iuli. I .mm:iio liuciimencu duciuuliiii Ihe i.rueewiiUK
i larC number of persons could not obtain tur Stuiiycrot li iowum.!;. im lurs.lay, ihe luth ; vi ull Amt-ricau K-wuliflo Miiut.), with theism
lu mii I toKiiMiiii. r relsline tu eilnotlim, tho rl. religlout. he. It
for Alli'irheitV :wn:l an'l X.w lt.ilihu.irc on ' lias ull the r.inimirri&l newa anJ market rriKrt:
Veiliws.itiy.tlia llili l.iy ol tVhru.iry nt-n, at tho ' nil th i-p-i'-iiltural nrtltilt-9 ol the W Mltly; mm
lioiiseot tie A. Kiiuim l, In tl'l towu.Hiip. j nut s, mor iver, ruUrly a serial worlt.ol iirtlon,
t or i;rjlhcmvullcy and ikrlin borouili on Til.-s- prrseiiilii in the ourso ol the rear three or lour
.', tho al tisy ol March next, at me huustrol' ' ut the iait produuilons th inw-i n.pulur dot
Nam. Kcrrel. in JJerliii bomuali. I elisis. As it lalieit wilva lew seleat auvertisemenls
for Northampton township on Weiinrf.Ur, the ' ii i. enahle.l to (five aii unu.'uully lsro pp.)M.rtioa
4th iluy i.r.Uur.Ii next, nt the lioii'c ol !s.umi. 1 i ..( reading muter. anJ sal be eulle.i, oiiii'lerihit
reorliiiiisli, in s.titl tenuship. i the fiioni au 1 tatiely of l": ccnloolf, theehrap-
for .Nviuthauipton t..:oni!p an'l Wclli-rslmr ! mt newspsper in tan w.iri.l. 11 is published eirry
Uruili on lhursilay, the ith day of Atarch uext, TucsJy au.l frliiai, ami rrachis nearly errry
ut tlie houu ol 1'eter Kucre. iiie. In snl.l Ikip.ul'Ii. ' njntonivv fast ol th .vtl.-if slj.pl within one or two
for Larimer township on f ri Jay. the 6lh ilav of I t'ais ol l:s irtmo.
inrvu u:xt, ut me eict-ii.Ki n.uso lu saia ttavu-
room and were unable lo hear the addrrs
ses. The music was rendered in a pleating
manner for the occasion.
Alter the exercises were concluded, and
the gifts distributed, of w hich Mrs. Strauss
was au especial recipient, the school and
its friends all sighd lor more of such glori
ous meetings. Everything ptscd o!f pleas
antly and lo the entire ealisiaction ot all
concerned. May the school continue to
prosperity and the favor of
SHOE STORE.
I ft late ivpi'ii-iiTof
SNYDER & UHL,
A UMIXISTI'iATOU
I ttaf.- of I .i r M Waver. Ulfl fl '
ilerrtHSrl,
! ly-IOTJ of B linii.i'lrah.in on H' alt! eji i u,,i,...J., if, , 111 nf Jnatmru
I hariru' ten Kraiite.l th rKter'ae-l. mH.HM i i'J' tl I HJJ, in.. nj tlf UHry,
berehy airto to tln.sn 1ii.1kIcI to It to make linme- j nffl In SV.uk l t BriiK. at t eeVy U. p.
tlia'o pvmnt. and tlM- harlnKf liirn nzunst I', , lh rraleiiai"f John Count ryrean. 4ect aarrl.
1 1- itrf sent Ihrni tlnlr JuthtTilfil f sell lament, . s-nnTM TiwnhH.
4(iM-rvraiir. 12 aerew la aMaulow. wu bar
brU-k lwellloBi Boos aod s wm enrto kara umi
on erected) with tO(ar oreaaed af Craaa lcM
huatlre.1 1 ona tbnaaaa! RU tra, tarn rwai-nj
mi a on xeunt as
lands of filar UirBir
, aiHiotuera.
Terms: l.au. la La ad Lit lfl!L ItU. Ta r-
HavinK lifen plnle. tr iht. t '..crl. an-UU-r. maindar lo rental a Hew ta uiituiisairtW t
..taruiln tl. unuir. k til in iirlia ,.i thd- j irrrl thcrevt lt-a paid la til inJaT. saUakatii
Uteof frederlk t iwnder. .I-j.-!. and to make ' I'oantnrtnan, dnrtos; III r rMrt iuS. a4 a4
adltril.uii.M 1 Ik Itit.l in th hHiHiol Philip ! hat tlealb or rauuirrtaara ta prtertpai aajti Ca a
, VXReUo.r ot pant nec'raneii. ! tifi . t.al.1 lo l.nfT AMn noTta.
J. O. KIMXtX.
Adm'r. wttk th will nase!.
let'ii
'urvil. in ul l lien-l..;
,rf .lunnarl. 1W74.
ISAAl' ioir:n.
f AN N V WtAilX
AdrolnlstraSor-.
A1'
UITOU'S NOTIPK.
LprtMie taosaaia, Ady
lay, J. H. CaJ. B. M. Taca
enjoy peace
Ibxl.
A Fkiesd.
JIAHSIIALI-LYON On ihe. :lst ol
Dee., at Ml. I'leasant I 'a., by Kev. Lcr.n
Stephens, Mr. E. II. Marshall of Somerset,
toMis-s Annie Lyon ot Mt. I'lra'ant.
KEKKEY MILLEK On the 1st of
January 1S71, by Uev. T. Itis.-nhouer,
Mr. 1'hilsan Eerkey to Miss Msr-rret 11.
Miller, boili of Somerset Co. l'a.
QIEF.E McIIlT.fi On )(-. j.y.h
at the Lutheran Farsona-jc in JennerTille.
: l... I .- I!.,..-.- a..;.-..,. 1 1 i i. . .
southwest ol the Itocky Mountains (made Mc d'btiiT,
under the instructions of the late Secretary I ... u . , ?.
. -, , ... - I- a . H l 1 i r'inct.i V I .4.
oumiiiiiy w 111 uniTrr n n'iurrr on r iiuay
I t . i i i ,t TiinRtirv fill.
I':'- A'UU 1 IVUl., '.llCi ?" I,.
at'
Ntvs that the sab- ol tlie
Ire-s as sadly allectcd by the
lav.
;:i Keel
.iick of
constantly ni
:en;s furnishing
author ol 4'McAdamire!
lir intis of
,..t Flour
:::lH'.s p
are t".ci.
to i:
M;-.. Mt Aiam
ltoatls," says :
"Ibv.ds should be made as flat as possi
ble. Where a road is made flat jieopta
will not lollow the middle of it, as they
tlo when it is made quite convex, which is
the only place w here carriages can run up
ritrht. by w hich means three furrows art
made by horse and the w lit els, ami the
watt r continually Hands there, and 1 think
that mrs water actually stands upon a
n very convex road limn on one which is
i reasonably Hat ; a carriage moves freely.
or with the least resistene, when the load
wants of their civ i:PS evenly on the wheels. Just in pronor-
Floitr, fresh poun
and Corn Meal at
lake Jiauds
to plmw
when their
it they pi
i'r.-
.IK -I
'i (Jrocriies rec
Dr. is.
ived nl-.iii's:
al: Ten
id.:;r
:f I'd
,.i i !
:,, .is were re-opened on Monday.
,.rs ;.U i.K-.ked bright and cheery
i'..r work.
a.i KiKMM.1. have a e lot
,i,.i.ry. vty l.an.isoi:ici i't.v i.s
i-.l!!lS.
ot tcni.er oi the
I lion as the load or weight is thrown on
jone side or the other, the resistance is in
! creased."
1i.,mi,tu:i.:tv
'.i;'..-." is a sulliciilil
rouiio lor
II l :iiil.llllla.
it of it jlF.lo lt .bf.soa ex-
:v,: a - i.tai
l..r sale, a; toe i.ivc "uiti;
la.oi..!.-iV bio--
I As important change has been made in
regard tt the departure and arrival of the
ni'ht express train on the Pittsburgh,
Washinirt.in and Ealtiinoro Uailrtwd.
Tl.tc ovi.niiur nnd until furthernotice.it
... , . t. -..t ...t. i...l f: lr.aiiciu.rle.1 nl ,n eni.riii.illu p.k1 in Iti.lv
will tlepari at n ochhk j-. m. umnw , i
!Hv(l, as heretofnre, and will arrive in Id he system is admirable. Of course I do
Washing citv nt 7:30 A. M., llailimore at '"'i imc i-aiiiaes ; uui m rwry tuner
respect nicy excrn us Americans, it is
impossible for a traveler to "jet into the
ocloek in
Subjects
AUL-it-nt itnins ot citicci. miles in extent,
Fiaytilicatioiis. Mines of (told, Siiver. Cop
jht and I-ad, Canyons, CTitnate, Indian
Tri'oc. Mormons, Scenery, Productions
autl intlueemeiits Ibr Colinizalion and
Emigrulioii, in the country, as large as
eight States such as New York, embraced
in his five ycara' explorations. These are
subjects of vast imKrtence toall especially
to those affected by the depression of
money matters, tin nnd hear for your
selves of this remarkable country. Ad
mission '2 Cents.
A iRi:ii't)M)ENT writing from Italy
says: "Her railrouds are magnificent
structures ; waiting rooms elegantly fres
coed, and the seats of the finest (.ilk velvet.
When the train stops for dinner they give
you ime hour to cat your meal. The rail
road lieds are the smoothest I have ever
ridden over ; the embankments are all built
of solid masonry of the most substantial
natu.e, and the bridges are all isssive
stone. If the bridges, embankments and
road beds of the New York Central liail
road were built like those of the High Italy
lbiilway, that road, with its immense re
venues, could not pay a half per cent divi
dend on the ctwt of construction. The ex
pense of running railroads in Italy is enor
mous. Every ton of coal is liought in
FnOsnd, costing ten dollars per ton, and
L HIE C.EADY n .human
1S74, at the resilience of Mr. Aar.m I.:
bv I lev. lit nry Scii'
Miss Susan Crady, !.
erset Co. F.t.
rl. Mr. .laui. s
of Jc::r.er t;i.
I.-!,
hr,
11' to
Mil -
Niii't'Kis. C. O
sbot t wo deer on
l.a-t ret it i ubt able
and It. I. Cts.jier.
. l!,:i, lust vetk.
s-!:. ; wt.:r.( n are so ugly, thst when
,'v ..;.!!. on S'diidny. they "break the
!;!, : ' St Mark Twain sajt.
i .. mart got oil a smart itiing last
Itna! u mustard plaster that ha
;i t.n tett.ie. retiring for the night.
A v.
-t-k.
State S.iperintendent of Cimiiiwn
issivsthal out t.f 17,000 teat hers in
nlv two thousand ni'1' t to
s;a'e
i.
r. hav.
,;h Ibr
eat ye
ant. '
hail
.U:tti:lJ
i. oath-
very little ice st:on
purp'is'ft this winter
and luiah-ns gay
are i:i
; l.K. Drugs,
:-.d Metlicinc
,:!v keot by
::;;i;.-i!'s'
Chemicals, Dye StuiTs,
i, and a full line of ;:oods
Diiv.'iriats at Ueiiibrd t.V
Hi; v.as a good man,"
; r i.: a del ta.. d citizen
.:nti;a"s Im t tMi the vvi
::i" lis ;! rest of lis"
F1..11 it, f rain. Feed,
savs an Iowa
"but then he
nii horse, the
S;?,ll .i. m. and at Pliiladelphia at l::;0r.
M. It w ill tlius l e seen that only eley
en h'Hirs and a halt are occupied in travel
in!: the distance between this city and
Washington city, and to reach I'alliinore,
takes but an hour longer. The traveling
accommodations on the P. W. & 15. Hail
road are not excelled on any other line in
this country, nor can the same distance on
any mad lie traversed in less time or with
greater satety. For rapid transit, safety,
comfort ami convtiiicnee, the traveler can
take no line that is superior t the Pitts
burgh. Washington and Haltimore Eail
rnjtd. Pint. Hozet'., JtiHonry t.
wrong train or car. even if he does not
speak a word of eiiht r French or Italian.
Every man connected with a railroad
wears a uniform, anil the guard lifts his
hat to you as he politely examines your
ticket. I have traveled nearly 4,(K)0 miles
in Europe, on many different roads, and I
never missed a train or knew one to be
five minutes behind lime. Surely such
facts attest the excellence of the railway
svstem ot Italy St. I.vtiit Rnlc.iy llcji-ter.
.louKnsrt Ji.tr.iti:
Corrected weekly by A. .1. i'.i.:K,..a: .
Apples, tlried, V B it-
Appleltulter, 'jt tf.lt 4ih.tjy
flutter, t J.c
Huekwheal, $1 l.ushil il 00
lieeswax, 1 . liJf
Jjacon, shoulders, ",1 B. sc
sides, sc
liatas. 1-Jc
t'orn, ijn Irashel ...ti
t'oni meal '1 P 'c
t'all skins, 'f? tt 1
fill". V lift -ii?
f..ur, fl hid lu
flaxseed f! l,u., (iO S ) ! til
lurd, V 8. '-'.
Le:ti iier, red S'.le, t S. 3t'.4e
upper ' Toe
" kip, " nr
(lats. f !m .p4ie
I'l.talops, ip 1U !kw
I'eaehes. dried, j1 J. K'c
li ve f Im jii oo
ioicrs. 41 e. e
S:!ll, N... 1, ? 1.1.1 .I IM to 1 I
' v 1,u
E" Asiitou. n m
Suar, yellow ? 9. Ion !'Je
white Hiit-1
Tallt.w i t 8e
Wind, T S Wmc
ut
shin.
tor Ort-'cnville township vn S.iiurdny, the 7ih
day of Mun.li next, ut the ln.u-eol A. Ji Slenicr,
In said townthip.
for Summit township and Dale City buroiiKti
on Aiou. lay, tlio !Hh tiny of Atari'h uxt, nt lite
house of trederiek Nimble, in said iirouli.
for Llkli.k township and Sallsl.ury Imroiiifh nn
Tuesday, the loih day of March next, ut the liouse
ol liaiiicl liur.'US. lu said horouifh.
for Addison township ou 1 loirs' lay, I lie IJlh
day of Alareh next, at lue Imuiioul l.jti Jie.iu, in
s.ii l township.
for Lower Turksyfoot toKnhiji an I frslua In.r
oiiiTh on f ri luy, tlio Mill day ol Alareh next, ut
the llenloid House, lu sni.l iH.roiih.
for I'jip. r Tiiikeyf.Kit township on S.it ur lay,
the 14th tidy ot Alureli next, ut the house of Jolia
A. Sliuliz. in said township.
for Mitldleerci'k towuslnpoa Moud.iy. the lih
day ol Alareh next, at the houseol Jvr.-'u jSwlixer,
in ii I ..wiiship.
for Millor.1 township .nil New f'.nirptille b.r
oiih on Tuesday, the Kill .lay 1. 1 Alureh urxt, at
toe eiei-in n nous,-, in saia lownsltlp.
f .r Jetlers. n township on We.in-s lav. the lS.h
tiny of Alareh uexi. at the l.ue t Si.'l.,iii.,n 1U
ker 1 1 s.i.i tonnshitt.
f or Sxitiertet lowt.-ship nnd Somerset lt.ir..u!i
i a I iairs lny an i fr.day, ihe 1'i.h a:i.liM.ii .l.ns ot
.Vareh iiexi, at Uiu t aii;:is.-i(.i:, r.V t.iiiee, iu'sal l
b-.ri.uli.
V. luu Mil where ull persons an 1 Puris.rali..i;
f eliajf iheai .tlves aurieve I nt the cmiuH-r.iU'.n
aa I v.iluiiii .ii ol their taxable pro;rty mid til s-u
nude pursu.inl to i he several aru of Aseintiy In
sueli case nenle and provi tad, arn rv.UPSted toat
tfii I met stale their grievances for reortss noeord
iliK to law. Sjieciiii litlel.tion U also tiireetetl to
the f.'lloit in.rtiou ol urlii iu 4. section i tin net
b.rth'i i T)iuiii7.atioii, ili.-f. 1. line an I reujuliitionot
tho iiiiiliin ol the Ciaiinouwealth ul I'enn-Tlra-nia,
tuwlt: On the day the Ciumia.it.ueis nieet
to review tlio assessments of real and personal
pn.ny for orlicldlnif npH-als. they .l.ajl alsode
teniilue who arc exempt or not liable totlouiillttt
ry amy. Kc.
Tha upieals will be held on the dnj.aahovo inon
ti..ne l, in.tweeu ll:e hours ol e o'clock a. in. and 4
o'clock p. in.
J At I III J. XV A I.T KK,
VAU.I..MII.I.HI.
f. .1. fill N Til Yet AN",
f ..11.11113.-11111 rs.
IlnVlllZ nnri'llllWll HIO Mle "" laally entlUp.1 therpf..". I hercbr
. ,wl ... f,T,en",1'7'-all partis lntereste.1 therein, that 1
Store lafCly OWIlCd IJ willatten.1 t my .latSPsnnienwIdapiiutmrnt
i at my m '"" in p. .tn-,.,, Vr m TrKs.iav. .Innu-
j ill l-Mn, in. t. y j
. dee-.'4
If.C ISeerilM,
We take pleasure in ctlliuic the atleulioii of th?
rr now au.t v.ie.Ti i
coniplete an ass-irt
K'KrSt.H.
Auditor.
ptll.Ur; the Isrt that we have now an.i axjieei t
Keep ronst.inlly on nsn 1 a
A.'"'
Mi.MEHStr
DITOir.S NOTICE.
Boots, Shoes
i
: si.m Kits trr t in ty. t:
At an OTphsns' Cmirl held at S .nwr... In an. I
I fl.r S.merset Pounry. on me Btu nay oi ieeeiniff,
Iee 17
T.LIC SALE.
M
(
Panic
ne and we.
Urn
Ot it tnotVl farmer, as well as a model
citiz- n, Mr. Amos Trout, of Mt. Pleasant
tow nship, raised on a field containing 8
iu-res.nnd 150 perches strict measure, dur
ing the last season 1430 bushels ears of
corn, making about lt'iO bushels to each
acre. Mr. A. King did the farming, This
corn was raised on what is known as the
Fox farm. The ground upon which it
was raised bad lain fur pevcraf years with
nut beiiii' nlou'died and had a pretty stiff
sod ujion it. which was turned down and
the corn planted on the lop of it. Five
acres of the best of this field yielded at the
rate of 200 bushels per acre. This would
have made at least l'.'O bushtli of f killed
corn to the acre. Hesides the corn there
were 13 four In rse Kids of sweet pump
kins taken off the field.
The foregoing is what we call farming
and all other uikmIs i to some purjiose. We know not w hether
Pi iot p. For cesh I Mr. Trout and his farmer entered the aliove
five acres on the Iiooks oi me Agricultural
Society before the last Fair, but we think
that field ot corn would be hard lo excel.
GrtiTttlmry Herald.
Ctit.K & Er.r.ittTs
EllK K 1 ! P.ltK'K ' ! : at w.
iV I'.ro's Works. Euilding Erick,
biii!.. Pavement Er.tk, Circular,
re. ai.tl Coi liice Ertck.
ii '
crop, which we.s about up
. .. : i
hicif.L'i' tins jcar, nas rt'iiiiiit-ti
;.'.''...r to prevent' rotting. This is at
i :o the excessive heat, continued
ia the season.
Tiii: SUrrrrthiirj .!niruul says :
Fii
'!.':-:l
!! !
I aays: On
ist Mr. ThosM Alee, ol this place,
ii.'. turkey, a h'tge gobbler, which
.'Si's., and had a i.eau: nine
:i.
l.i
b.r;
br-t cash
il kilitia of
Skins. Tin
I e vaid by me
Jd-lAll Zt.MMKIIM S
S.lltervr t, Pa
Pit.jiibd.irs of the
.U'.iliUe t i fiirnisii
i if tram at i:i -liie
iff! l.-anif in
T.j. i'l l.lMi k Co..
L:.f l.ie.T" 'tab'e, .
ii" i ;.i ii- w i:h th? in st
ITii -. TI. ev I.eel.
k is ; i '..uiity.
' ii.:. ;:.-.-. : ihe i
1 : 1 V, it pal ;:i
!.i ......
.1
.'the
sit.-.. !. .;vts. 'Jvi'i
ii:;n;.rd;l'. sails ar.
::t a r-.il cti i'i of
- r.nd t t.iiiaiis.-iiiiis.
Skatiso is emphati.-aly un Ameriti.n
amusement. Although a favorite pastime
in other countries, it is nowhere so uni
versally practh-ed as in the I'nitcd States,
unless il be in Holland or in colder cli
mates, where the bright and joyous phase
is entirely warning. It may lie used in
those places for a general method of loco
motion, but the development of scientific
and fancy skating is carried to a greater
extent in our ow n land.
The orjjin of skating is unknown, but it
is tltoiioht to have trown from a t ratiice
of put lin con ii't'ii runners ur.der wkt
I shoes in Finland. The improvements which
have l;ei n mailt: since would hardly lie
j appreciated without a comparison ot a pair
tot' American club skates with the wtaalen
! t.l a lbil'.aiul peasant.
Skatikg ltit lf?an to grow in (tipidar
I f.vor as a sort in the winter 1S.",7. 'I'hrn
! tht re was a suddt n start ami the enthusi
! :im spread throii!:ht..!l the country, ljulies
'who had hitherto 1 ecu cxclud-tl trom
i what had Iteen called a purely liiawnline
! exercise, began to learn the iiiovinent anil
i si'ii provetl ihcmM.lvcs to la1, if not as ex
' pert, nt least mole graceful than the gen
! tloncn. The tiemand grew so great for
skating ereumls after this that enterprising
' I......... t. l.i.a.l riribc ...n.l ,vpll cificft
1 1 II .nun. 1 ...n h .,..- ......
n; iti'prewira
Eaiikrupt Law.
; nats4'.. All
in oe ir.iereo- i
oa:-iialt of all ! did not find ii of loo little conseiiRruce to
i Hppropriate joints in tbe iarks tar tne
- . . sii-cial use ot sKaters.
W lin...nl, .-a.t.-.b!isJMil al As a vigorous and healthy out door
' if. i t his old island, opposin
t-l lli.u -e. He Let psa eml sup-;
hin-.r, and having bought at "j.an- i
'he tan sell as cheap as the.
Pi.kas ant Yai.i.kv, Pa., Jan. 1st 1S74.
AlEssits tDiToits : An item in yourj
pajier concerning l!ie "i'ieasaut alley
Literary Society" by a Hoxbury corres
Niiideiit, did not fully develop the pro
ceedings of said association. The society
is in a flourishing condition, the members
are all wide awake and are tailoring assidu
ously to make it as interesting ami instrue
tive "as ossilile. The chairman, our le
sX'ctable young teacher K. F. L'. is an in
telligent gentleman, and understands his
business; the Secretary, J. L. C. is a
sprightly fellow and dis his business up
to time." The "Pleasant Valley Independ
ent," is a weekly pajier edited with ability,
made up w ith tasle, and read with ability
by its shrewd editor W. II. C.;it is always
brim full of beneficial and instructive mat
ter. Some of the articles are on Educa
tion, Morality, OU-dicnee, Local Option,
Excitement, bur Sa iety. Earthquakes and
a host of t.thers, w hich are appreciated by
the community in general. The attend
ance is always large, which shows that the
people of "Pleasant Valley" arc takingjan
interest in the society.
Sl'flTATOl!.
fentnitr Liniment.
There Is n i pain w.dch the
(Tentaur I.biiiuenls will n..t re
lieve, no swejiiux t !;. Tviil not
.vulidtie, and no buneness which
they will n it cure. " This Is
sir a? I.uiL'uaKO. but it Is true.
They have produceM more cures
tif rtuuinntistn.ueutalia, loi-k-
jaw palsy, sprains. stve'Iins. cuke.'.-hrea sis, scalds,
bun.s, c.ilt-rheutn. enr-aehe, lie., u;n the human
frame, and of strains, spavin, jralli-', 4c, upun an
Imitls In eno year than have nil other pretoa.led
roaiedicssliicetliewerld bt-jpn. They are et.unter
liriltl.t, an all hc;i!inj pi. In rrKever. Cripples
throw away their crulehcs, the lame walk, poison
ous biles arc rendered harniless, and the wounded
are healtsl wilhouta scar. Jt is no l.uinbu. The
recipe ii published ar .ua 1 er.eh bottle. Tliey sell
as no article ever before sold, and they sell be
cause It dw-s just what tliey pretend to do. Those
who now siifler from rht uaiatlym, pain or swelling
i deserre to sutler If they will not use Centaur Lin
iment. More than l.ooo certificates of remarkable
cures, llu-la '.h:s freirn limbs, rhroiiic rheumatism,
gout, running tumors. A..-., have been received. V.'c
will ?nd a circular coutainlnc certiftcales, the
reellM-, Sic. gratis, lo any one rt'iticstins It. One
tottle uf the yellow wrupier Centaur Uuiiuent is
worth one litrndred doil-.trs fur spavined or swecnled
horses and mules, or for screw w. nu in sheep.
Slock owners-tlteseliulmenlsare worth your atten
tion. No family ihoulJ bewilliout them. '-While
wraj-per for family use ;' Yelbiw wrapper for an
imals. Sold by all Diulsls. r bottlee
larirelxitllesil UO. J. 15. la' IS K A. CO.. &3 lirond
wav, New Vtsrk.
jovere l tlys)n ;iiii'.
"r. xinia.st.f I'
eve I
and Ague, the
: . a
'i li'- ulh.
'they will
Acl i!i
n't patient, how liicv re- i
ex-
erase winter lurnishes no niorc neuitiiy
'and innocent itmuseiiif lit than this. Il
vigoratesthe lualy. strengtliens tne mus
cles, imiarts fracc, and is as gtl awhts.l
lortKilirenets a us lianciug academy.
1 he art is easily acquired after a p;-r .via
Eiiiou "cc h ams to stand in-rly on hisskates.
tH course, we tio inn rcier to lancy bHaung,
for that requires much praciice anil pa
Dec. IJOtli. 1673.
EniToit IIkkai.ii: About one week
ago. a certain young man from Quomahon
ing tp. concluded to marry a young lady of
Jetii'.er tp. The day was set On tlie
morning of Hit: day the nuptials were to
lie celebrated, the young man repaired to
the house t.f the iiritlcs father, to escort
the britle to Siesville, where they intend
ed to la-joined in the b'Oy Isinds of w ed
its k. Eeforc they had gone one half mile,
they found the "road obstructed I y trees
which had been felled across the road by a
noted mischief maker in .leaner tp.. whose
unme will be published in the latere if he
does not mend his ways. This brought the
bridal parly to a dead halt, and the bride
groom alighted from hi. carriaire to clear
away the obstruction, but finding that he
cmltl not do it without the aid of an av, he
started to return to the house. Eeforc he
arrived quite at the place he saw one of ihe
brides sisters, and tallied to her to tell s une
one to bring an ax and come up and help
move the obstruction. There being a
young man handy she told him to get an
iix ami to go and help move the obstruc
tion. The young man being always ready
to lend a helping hand, procured an ax
and half a jsiuad of powder, and started
lo help the bridegroom out of his unpleas
ant situation. 1 hey finally got out an rigiu,
but now the query is, what did the young
man want with the half pound of powder?
I pause for a reply.
Yours wronderingly,
Subscriber.
Castoki is more tbau a substitute fcrCasto
Oil. It Is tbe only ar nrll.'le iu existence w hich
Is certain to assimilate the f.wd, regulate the ts.w
els, cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep. It
contains seither miaeralr, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need .not cry
ar.d mothers may re.!. apri!2.
1.
r'Ul spi lls,
tell you
:ii!ii!t-r.
to
, . hi in ..' I f-iii i: ii .iiiii'ii
Ull'.l Li .ii. . . , . , . , Tr
y titkin" thoroughly enjoy it in a lew trials. liar
" rMt'tj li'iiiti 'JtUjnijik.
i
FiiKDit'.CK Lai Kit of Heading, has ad
dressed a circular to Senators ami Hcpre-
i.dbiiv'tnv . it. r.'et t- sentatives in tne Ulte legislature, ana to
" . . " . ...... t.. ..r i -.-I.. i...
ill W ho WollKl water i tne H.-tiit- l.l I inns.l omim, ; . i
ii.a t.'.itir. whoitp midnight oil
' 'a .v..- l.iile.l iiiai just as he was going
rS pun's th
- "'1 he n
:i " i iii:.inlM ili:, would nieak into the ;ot Suinpttiary ijiws, in which ne taacs
'ri- 'Iibliier i.ri ;..n ..,.) ti.ft1 the I erounil against the law prohibiting tht
winea of angels."
1 '"V h'.lii the
sale of lid'.ior in many ot the counties in
this Slate. He argues from the premises,
- ve the Diamond Hotel, Slot s-' that laws of this kind are unjust and uu
I'ai'.v. for Johnstown and N.'m- : etptal. and gives the autht.nty ol a nuniU r
'ei. is Moi.ping in Stovstown ' 'f Divines (Jovernors, Ex Governors,
"' !o patronize this house." j ProtcsH.rs, incnibers of Congress and oth
Samci.1. CfsTf.H iers, in supjiort tit his Ksilion. After a
Protiricior. careful amilysis of the w hole subjit t he ur-
a '' j pes the Senators and Memla-is elect to vote
lor the uncoutlitional rejieal oi me j-ticai
Option act, for the follow ing among other
reasons :
. It ha proved iuojierative aa a re
straint uiKin the intemperate use or liq
j uors.
' 2. It has l.ccn ct.ndemnttl by a laajon
ty of the citim and towns of the Slate ; vo
: ting by corpor:ite districts, and by a'ma-
"f '.-Taii.t m,v of ihe Kepublic has jnty t.r the aggregate vole or the Suite.
,-"! 'is bureau of employment, for the The city of Philadelphia alone has i-ast a
"i l-rwairing situnti'ons for wildiers ! majorii y of Xi.UM against . ami the ag
.'"s, ii.aie tiil (i iii.tb. 'niese tirnhans ! gregalc majority exclusive ol that city, was
"vr i.ivs" i(, j),,. atiiiil-er t.f a wurc or
t -.I'.e ! la shtsit out the fhl antl
uf Nfw "ifjir " In accordance wilh
f'i'-.i r' lohiiion, and tor fear that they
''il ttislitxit ut the right moment,
't HI. an a!itif-s.t iitr-t'vsiint fire from
; !; it'ai silay night until almt
"ii 1 hurnliiv morning.
"v ke
! '' !' ii for and educated in the State ; aa.OOO.
"'"il th,. c.ri:eiM' of the State, and ! It is in the nature of upetMl ltjitwn ;
"' " 'I if the ftgc of f ixtern veais. ll'e J ernicitdis fruits of which had become
! ' ,!.'"t ol this bureau is to take charge 0 P, :'1 "rul intolerable that the framers
: -t xmiMiie their litncw for tile ' of our new Constitution were compiled
''',J hv,' aii..i,, -nmi pra ur pia-ilions ly he pressure of popu'ar opinion to
"!,li il.ey jii-,. i;tlj,j atlojit provisiou prohihitiiig nil such lcg-
islatii.n in the future.
! 4. Jtisan uncoi.siitutional unasion ol
"ii iiiilks a tow be should not the rights of every citizen w ho has invest-
' eiihe t ci-ar .it the mine time. ! cd his capital in, and devotcil hi industry
")ieui ,) j xi,. X)unirv ti ietl it, lo. the production of spirituous, vinous or
" Si'ir.g -weil fixnivh tuitil he lower-' wait liuuors. under cxistiii-' laws.
ai.il b.in lusi the cow 's flank
. ii,d f the weed. The "equality U-fore the law,
-ii i.ii.iself uriti ci-.'ar were dnad-i ncss relatior.s, which tho Constitution of
i 'd out." Tlie cow introduced 1 lie United States, in olietliciit-f to the cn-
W ll.t Q
t N S
Casselm an", Pa. )
Junuwy 4tb, 1S74. )
Ed;toi:s HiaiAl p : We find the new
tear brines in new duties which gives us
"pleasure to jn-rform. We noticed an article
in the Herald ot Dec. 31st, dated at Min
eral Point Dec. 20th, 1873 and signed E.
D. M. w ho apjiears to have been insulted
liecause of an article fonnd in the 1Ikiui.ii
of Dec. 17th 1S73 which was not intended
for his honor," the suliordinate ot that
office. It would seem from what he says iti
his display of eloquence thftt ,he riiele
had considerable bearing on the Era.
There is an old adage "if the shoe fits you,
wear it," and in this case it would seem
the shoe makes a gtxxl fit.
He says in his article of Dec. 2fth that
the 1 ! Kit alii generally comes here Wednes
day. The noon train from Somerset brings
the pajiers bound eastward and those lor
(Icbharts, (Jlade, New- Lexington and
Kingwood. The evening train ol the same
dav brings the papers going westward but
during the last six weeks they have come
irregular, sometimes on Thursday and
ctcn as late as Friday at noon. If this is
so, our jiaiicrs have an unknown way of
getting through the Mineral Point ollice,
for since the article w ritten ami sigued a
Subscriber npiH-aretl in the Hphiald, our
papers have arrived on time and that takes
aw xv three of the six w eeks ol irregular
cimiin" to Mineral Point. "Where is the
reason in which it was quite inopportune
to cxhihit the folly, misapprehension and
ignorance that mark the communication
from Cassclman."
This full, runningover bluster Irotn a tine
haired, high toned philosopher amounts to
nothing, compared with what that "ful
some writer biinglingly said," w hich was
nt designed as a i"cisonal injury to the
P. M. neither w as it full r misrepresenta
tion, cor was it depicted from malice. We
fail to see these siints, but have accom
plished the dffired point, be the fault
w here it may. In au article not published.
Hesavs ""edicaie alsnit having our
u tne columns oi iuc
The Household I'mtaeen,
AND
Family I.iniiuent
Is the best remedy In the world for the following
complain!, vii: t ramps in the Limbs ami Stoin
acli. fain in tne S.i.ui.ich. iioweis. nr.M le, Hlit-iiin-misin
lu nil lis li.rr.is. Ilillii.us Colic.' Nenmliria.
Cholera, Iiyseniery. Cuius, fresh wt.tin.la. Hums.
Sure Throat. Spinal Complaints. Sprains and
llruises. Chills au I fever, for Internal and fx
terual use.
It operation Is not only lo relieve tho patient,
but entirely removes the cause ol the complaint.
It jM-netrates and jrvadt-a the wh lc system, re
suirinj; healthy aeiieu to all its purls, a'nd fjuick
eninir the blood.
The House .V 1.1 panacea Is purely Vegetable and
All Healing.
i'n'p.ire.1 bv
C CUT IS IlltOW.V.
No. Cl.'i f ttlien S.rept, New York.
f oi sale by all tiriiitirists. jt.ly
Thirty Years' lixperiotu-e of
an ohli;rse.
Mrs. IViixIslon'M Si'.t!iii Sy rili is
the lircscrip. illol one of the Im si fwm.'ilc I'livsi.
eians nnd Nurses In the t nil. ,1 Sun-s. aiM 'has
lii-en used for llilr.y years with never lailhuc s.ile
ty ari l sucet ss by iuitb..nsid m:iineis au.l children.
Irom the leel.lc inl.tn! ot one weekol.l to the adult.
It corrects aei liiy ol the stomach, relieves wind
colic, rcsriibites the Ih.-woIs. and civt-s nst. health
and roailort In mother and chil l. We ln-Heve it
lo lie the Hi st and Sup st heneslv in the World
in all cases ol ltYSKNTfKY ant ill A It ItlHKA
IN CHILIIKKN. whether II arit s Iroin TeelhiiiK
or from any other cans, f 11 tiirectior.s lr Ukinv
will nvcoitipanv each Imllle. None t Iputiine un
less Ihe lae-simile t.l CI ii'llS & I'fliX INS is
nn the otiisldu w rainier. Sel l by ull Abill lne
llenler.t. ' JllljH
( hilflreii often look 1'ale and
Siek
fnun no other causo than bavins Worms ii, llw
stomaPh.
KK( ffl'X'S TKIJM 1 f 1(1 K COM f ITS
will destroy Worms tvitlietil iniurv lotheeliill,
tnin pi riec'iy WHITK. and IreeYr- m all eoI..r
iuir or other Injurioos iajrrc.licats usually u:d
in worm prfp'tratitms.
CCiiTIS A I1KOWN. rr. j r! tor.
No. V1J f til'oii Street. New York.
SotA by Drvwtixtt nnd Chriniitt. auJ litalrrt in
Mrdicinrt nt Twkxtv f i vi: I 'i:ts a Itox. jlvw
Alles;:
J A'.itil N.lfC.
lerk.
joiT
Vs
..k;xkks' salk.
I5EIC kali:.
jlv virltie t.f a r..mml"-lMi!i to i:s din.'.'!.. 1 as i
Tnistcesol Ih-tsattfot' f. C. Oiiley. we i:i Ml
at l'ublle Sale t.n ihe preuds. s t.u
Friday January ti'.ird l s74.
the lollowimr real estitle vlr.: a cerlain hotts:' and
lot siiuate in S tlisbury H irnull S..ni.Tiet Coim
ty. l'a.. contaiidiii; alsmr three eights (. 1 ol
an Aen, whenton is eriH'ted a iroo I two siorv frama
dwelling li.ai.r. slable un.l other outbuildings.
rouittlc 1 i.t lots tr Isainh Is-i.l. v in the north.
on the ICast bv tlrant S reel. Seii'h bv Henry
W etuiill'T and West bv an allev. aoaehe '. as the
property nr f. C. Ohley nt die suit nt fhilson.
lakA.ti.
TfliXlS: Ci.sh en tleliverr of deed.
DKN'NIS JtKVK Its,
JOSI4.II SHAf f.ii.
(IKO. W. lit.NfOKl).
Jan. 7. Tmlees,
Y
is.SKiNKKS- .SALE.
loused it under the milker's I guarantees to all.
tmnnlil lliroii1.
1 U , U L ....... . ,
ct. iniv plr for Lung careles in our duty
. i . i. . .. . ,r t a I 4 : a ... olir Ilillll 11 I 11117
a. itueprivcs all mu.1i citizciis u imu i w neu u is , , - -..
in their l.usl- rMifiiresei i-. ai. iii'"
wil Ipleaso retract ant I"" ''"'"
where it lielongs." We blame Mineral
Point, and Mineral Point blames Somerset.
If we aro w rong we beg tardon.
A M'WM-niiucK.
i s we-.giit into one ol her hintb lightened public spirit of the nge, now
in I ho exercise of their
1
1 he itii'lPrMirnetl assignee r Iirtvid I rilebfiel.!.
will oiler at public sale, on the premises. on f riilay
January 30ih lT4, lh lollowiiur real estate, iz':
A trait ol land situated In Millord township, con
tuniiiK I'-' acroi inure or less. adj. -Initio lnndsof
John t'rilrl. Held. Henry Heail, Win, C'rilchtield
arid others, niioiit Sti acres id which are cleared.
having tliensm erected, a good tiweliinic lions
and barn, there Is also a sawmill on the premises
in good runulie; order. The bind lbs on the Sum
c!M-t. Mineral i'oliit ltuilr ad. h.ilr tu com
mence at one oVUiek p. Sf. ol s ill day.
Tc ms made known on t avol Hale,
W II. LI A M Cli ITCH f 1 KI I,
Assignee.
TO LET.
The Johnstown
Mechanical Works.
SilUtitc Ml Jit.4b.it4.wn, JVi.nsylvAnl.', will In: lot to
rr ?Kifil,k j i:r.i t-.ra Urn of veaii. '1 hi wrk
con i fl til a Kuunilry, JiUt kiniith nho, Muchtue
huj), IMiintii mill, i'arK-imTaIi'iiP. UumUryar (,
iU'., (itlni up wtlh iniruvnl uiHrhiurry In urk
ixijt oT'(cr. 'A itro is wrll efitubliheil trul aul
etMiTriiicntHMi f.-r trHri!iprruils(iu. i'he pern'mtil
IiPHht. uzt hnot). mii! Ui ihe luUiJt. wiJl be
lulu tu th lt.et ujmq iHirtiTiun. I'uriicswiaiiiiiif
tu rent are SjHvirtHjf ,vitci tu t iuuiinc tlie lro
erly,
A,lrM. I. J. JHUlKtU Pnft.
Jan. 7. Jiilmxtitirn .Moclianicul Wt rkf.
i
The undersigned will offer at l.tilolc sale, at the
house of lyvi Wolfersliergcr. in the town of Cas
sclman, on Wednesday, the lilst day of January,
174. the following jiroierty. viz:
No. 1. A larye new two slory fraaie house.
phiniere.1. grain uii'lpa)icrcd. Imvini; a never fail
ing well ol water in the basement, t liar and out
house; House, contains I) rooms and hall, and is
suitable lor a public or prltatc h..us. Thare Is a
food frame stable and other ettt buildings on the
.t. I'roperty SHunte in the t..wu of Casselmaa
and n..w occupied by Levi Wollersberger.
No. 2. A two story plank house In the town ol
Ctssidiniinpontiiliihix 7 riN.ius, itud there is a good
Iranie stable un the lot.
No. .1. lat acres of g..l farming land, cuulalnln
a six foil vein of con I and a seven (.mt vein ol lime,
sii.ne linniclialely uii.ler the t-.al. :t'l..ining the
t-.tviiot Cassclman.
No. 4. 14 acres gmvl fi:ni;in bind; contsiniii
also the six l.w.t vein of cokI and four loot lein of
limes;. .ue: also 3 or 4 other vei.is ol coal: adjoin
big the ton:i ol Ossclmin and tlie 1. 11. & V,'.
Ill!n..id.
No.:., from Ti l b Lull.'.ing loll in the tuna
nf I 'asseluiHii.
N6. Also the nn livided of a tract uf land
in Milf.ird t.. unship e. iilaii.ii.ii 71 acus. s!ii.:t
mcss'.ir.'.
DAVID HAY.
As.dgnce of Levi Wollerslicrger.
Als... at the a.' me tune ua l place 1 w ill oiler the
following, ii.:
No. I. A two si. ry log houe Inthe town of Cas
selman having a siul.lv and a never fulling spring
on tlie 1
No. V A tract of mineral an 1 limber land, c. n
triiuln: tlo ncri . adjoining lands of J. It. K sidy
and ol M-ps.
No. a. A tract of I::nd cuiitninlug ,V4' acres. t
the son. h side oftbeP.!!. A W. K. II. nt Cn-,.1-iiwn:
r splendid bsntion li.r lnanufactories.
No. 4. A tniet of land containing nisnit 11 acres,
on the south side of the I B. rV W. It. It. near
Casel:nan: also a good site lor ma till factories.
No. ,S. The minerals under l'J acres of land, ad
joining the town uf Cussclin.m.
DAVID HAY,
Algneeol L. Wolferstierircr an I II. .1. I'hillippl.
Also, nt same thno tin 1 place wo will niter the
following proiKTly, vi:
Nn. 1. The tda' i ing mill t.t Cass dm. in. whifli
can be use.1 fi.ra dw.il ling or for nmnulaeltiriug.
and 3 lots belonging to sai l properly, contain iug
1U acres.
No. 2. The f jw mill of WolfersiKTgcr, I billip
plV.. Tkkiis of sale on nil the foregoing prupcrtv as
billows. One-third i hand; lu reeul. ol widen
Is to he aid on day of sale, aud balance ou Feb.
3. when deeds wiil he .lellrcred: tine-third in three
months and one-third in S mouths with Interest;
to Ih secured by ju igment. Sale to ..mtnence
al luo'eli-k.
DAVID II AY,
Assignee of Ivl Vol!ertlierg.ir.
I'KTfli Zl FALL
Ad-i.ec i f W. Zufali.K. I'ldllippl and V. I'hib
li,i.i.
John Yiaber. Auetluiit er. J:.a7
THETHIIJUNEFOH 1871.
A year fijeo Hi niiti.r of th Tribune prfiiilnvd
to make tins jfunrnKturiiiK lbTasu much inure
uablv uu i cj'nj'lcto lu-wxpspt r tlmu it lmi ever
iH-n lirr.n. It facilities (ur tlie riiltfciiun an 1
intiiu.iitti ol iiitcllinco fnnu ail jtrtn ol tit
Wwriti h:il tHirii lariely iiirrcuftetl; im ntll of cdi
tor?t, correfiiK'i.tiems, it mi rfiwrierH hml boii
strciithcttcti by th iii;:ti;ein(,nt iiffiimoi I be
ut'luM riu-u in tlio proi.-?ioii; anl titu elilur wa?
w.jtvcU to ipar ii-.ithrr paiusnor money in tlie
cflort to niaku the Tril-une the v.ry tirst uewspa
pr in the werM.
It p"intB tttlu urhieviiiicnts of the pafL twr-Ive
ni.-iiiliH with pariunHi'ltt pri.le. While tho Tiib
uuc hat rcUineti ull tho exct-liu.t hMtures that
maila it fcucb. a tavurite iu furraer dayn, it has ez-
an f nlerpriw iitifi actucnesw in i:p news
p.Timein whiHi haveTeTntlao w.iii.lerof nil ItsoM
iriei. i--. lieii.e.nlieiin tlmt the rliil function ol
u tiaiiy j'lurnal in X t kv ii re.t'iers the iulltst,
ih ikL Mrra;i'4i'l, the tr.cr't at;rar;ivi an-i tue
ro;i'ial-!e hiliry tit the io -nrreiiren of the
lime, Ii lu devot'vl i' enerci io thin husi
rt'.s. an I ?u'-ft-p.- h::s Iwcn nnivrr.ullv nvoj'ti
ie.l an i aj-pliu ie.l. ihe yenr h.". t.-et n lm. ml
,l n:r.lii ercnti. niel t vvry l:ieileiit U& i'ouwt
lu the Tribune its proiRptrt, iiuj; m t-ur.ue, nn.!
lutift H)rlte;ly fiuipii historian. A Trimim
rfrrecjeoiiilrnt wns ih only rtvili.in who wi:n-5!ei
thrsunvrnier w tht? iriuiii:, and uip I'leturTiue
dc-Tiptl' n of that transaeti m. tr.ihsnuUe'i by icl
irrapn. is the imtv aro.itnt the public has yet wpi
ol uu inei lent oikmi n iiieh depentie i lormnny wee 15
tho juem;o:i i f pcaro t r war. The Tril une pub-
ii-ncu iiifiuny mil iiii'i cAii;iii!iie ucetiuili rty A t
I tii.i ' l' leniph ol uiu lerrit'io iIlo Uu Havre
lilMriTvr, Kivin t the iml'lfntu of that catastro
phe leu Java beiorti .;her jimruLt roeeiveti thrm by
the clow ruiirje ot the maiis. It Ui,aiieel li cra
p'Mibirn In ii lhri'lit:i; utory by enblet,! the alvt n
tuivtuf ihe l'ularis cutaway.. It aut!ci.ilel v
erv t)ther paper in t eiiintry unl even t he ihv-
ernnieiit itneiLby its riphic uarraiiivs ol t 'n-ter
battles on the icltoWHione. ihe tbtjKiruto and
deei.lv Interesling leticrs l its si.eel.il eorresnonJ
cut in I ho West gave tlie onlv complete account ol
the runners' Mowmeniever putdished in an hast
en: paper. I us reKirts ol tne 1 rifeime presented
t isc nun ir:a-ii prjceeninj;" oi tlio i.v.iugeli.-al
Atli inee lu litis city with a fullness and accuracy
everywhere Ihe suljsct nl enthusiastic praise.
Duriug tie.- name lis daily history of U allSireel
inaiie it absolutely lndiSH-n.nihle to business men:
and bs sp.s lal correSsiudents aUerwurd described
Hi ciiiiilun td'allaus la the manulacturiugoia
trieis Willi an abilily whica no other pa per serious
ly rivaled.
These are mere Instanci-n of the uniform success
In the uiosl Important I r .n dt of jounialisni which
bus steadily allendetl the Tribune throughout the
year, aud may therclorebe lalrly taken r.s an earn
est ul what the Tribune is likely to do hereattcr.
t.s purjn.se iu 1S74 is to surpass bs previous record,
i-onaiaiiliy increasing Ihe eMicieiicy ol iisorgiui
.:il lull, aiiding lo its reiu.urres. an. I keeping up lis
hi. el. 'ill celebrity as an organ of cnliivuieil and
Ifcoughtlul men, and a high onMiority in liter.
ni re. a. i. i'.ce, and the arts. 11 will cniinue to tie
vjle espet'i tl nttenlion to the pna-cvdinga ol learn
ed bodies, to adiicaiion. ttt sclenlilicdi:ieovpries aud
e.vploraiians, to new Inventions, to agriculture, to
Ihe protiiol ..n of American iiitiustry.aiid to hooks,
pictures, music ami the damu. Its financial anl
eles have won a peculiarly high reputation, aud
will mill lie a promlueut feature in its columns.
llsri'iH-ris of tne markets havcloug beemlistln
guished for fulness and accuracy, un.l Its quota
tions have been accepted as standards in the entile,
produce and provisiou trades for many years. lis
reports ol loaal albiirsnre acknowledge,! to he the
mo?t accural", lnt lllgent aud wplcie.: Its domt
tie corresH.iiiienee la always fresh ami valuable;
aud abroad II is served l.y tLc aides! writers and
keenast ol servers engaged upiu any Anierionn tm
rindicn). While it never can be a neutral In Klities, the
Tribune Is entirely in lepenilenl t.f all parties and
nil partisans. It believes that the mere organ ul
a cluine cannot lie a thoroughly goxl newspaper,
and cannot lie trusted for Impartial and jusi com
ment upon current events. Il maintains with the
old fervor and will always tlelenJ the Knpiihlican
principles uf couallty and justice with which, un
der the control of its illustrious founder, Horace
Greeley, it waa for ovar thirty years ideutitied-
llul it values part lea solely as means for procuring
honest government t.n sound principles, for the
partisans win. deplore exisieures o( corruption or
Itnheeilllv in high places ul liliely to hurt thenar-
ly and hinder llieir snecess in hcldlng otitithe
olljcat who Insist that a journal ol tueir faith
must ..low I heir lead, axeeuta thelrpbius, and de
fend tlietr acts, it Inn no feeling save cimtempt.
Slanting by lis old luuillmirks. It rtefenda the coil
s', ilttl Ions I guarantees to the liberty of the citizen
and llio saeredncss ol the nation's faith with its
creditors' Insists ou theduty ol 1'rotect Ion to Amer
ican Industry, champions all proiier measures lor
developing tlie uialerlal resources uf tbewiuntry,
luces wise uicai s for rratrlciitig tho evllaol l'n
teuipfraiiee, seek seduously to folder the com
maiidlug Interests of Msinif.ialurel and Agricul
ture, lint it holds Itself aloot from all untauglinx
alllanets, wullsou no Caucus or Convention lor lis
t.piuioo, aims to judge every political at of what
ever party, separately aa it arises, on lu own mer
its, and maintain the liberty uf caudid and Im
partial criticism. During the pnwut esst-n or
Congress its telegraphic reiorts Iron. Washington,
where II maintains the strongest lone uf ex)n'rt
eneeil correspondents ever assembled there lu th
Interests ol a single j. urnnl, will lie found Ineoiu
paral ly more valuable and more Interesting than
lht.se uf any ol lis eotemiM.rarles. And Dually,
In the cdliorial iliscussious of public sllairs. the
Tribune endeavor to combine the utmost Irsnfe
nesa of expression ami ndbpeiadeaee of thought
wilh a strict Impartiality ol judgment and that
dignity and reliuementuf language which bent a
family newspaper, it wastes no space In wrung-
TUE WEEKLY TTtllll Nt-
The Weekly Tribune has been for the space of
a Keiicraiiun tne i-armer s.mvoriic iasr. iiesite
a complete condcusatluo oi the news ol the week,
a c lcil..a ol literary and uilscellaneuus reading,
and a iud pagaol the best .mortals Irom the I .al
ly. It contains In every number a greater amount
of agrieuitural mutter than Is lilt nulled by any
disiiuetirelr agricultural pajier. 1 his Is prepared
expressly lorlisculumns by ihe ties! agricultural
writer and (nasi leal farinerS lu the I'niied States:
and aa lis coniriliulora are In every fiart of the
country it will le louad equally ia uai.le lu Mew
la. glaud, in the S luth, on ihe 1'acidc sloe. or in
tho Misls,pii alley, t.reut atlentiou la paid
to ail Mii.jecis coiinectea wi;h the farm, the Uar
lieu and the llousetiol.l, an I s uae of the original
articles every week are iliusiaated with woo.1 cuts.
The niarkei quoiatlons ul lanu ppjtiuee, catile,
provisions, bruaaaiulls, dry g'jis;s, aud ull kinds
ot mercbanoise. are exceedingly lull aud scrupu
lously accurate. '1 he utmost care is bestowed upon
the typographi-ail arraagemcni ol the pajier, ami
the prim is uways eloar un.l lejilde, ami generally
iiiiuir tiinn iiiui oi any v.uer acs aora paper.
THK TiilUCNEfXTKAS.
A new lrature has l.cen a biel to Ann rlean
j .iru.il.MU by the valuable Tril une Extra sheets,
w hirh have ullaincd such an extraordinary popu
larity nuring the past year. They present mc
lr. su Ii nil ol the best Intellects ol this ami other
couutras. Ihe most rercarkal le lectures, the most
raiu.ti.le svieutihi: and geographical resttrehes,
at merely iioniiual pri.-v. in me series ol 14 Ex
tras alreaoy puiili.be.l will be found, repriutcl for
tlie most par: from the coiumus of the dally Trili
uue. tx.tuu of the latest b cures ef Agaasiz, Tyn
d.tllund lieeciier: the expioratlor.s ol frol. Hay.
den, tho lull history uml description ol the far
mers' .Movement, the best le.-Mins of the great
Vienna Exp.iii..ii, nnd theeompletc report ol the
prisjccdings of the Evangelical Alliance. Half a
million uf the Extras have already been sold, and
thedemantt lor them Is steadily increasing.
TEKMSOf THE THllll'NE.
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f ivcei.ples, i year ,
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five copies. 1 year
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scribers is entitled to one extra W reklr. and of
buy or more to a Sembw eekly.
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clubs will tie charged teu cents additional lo the
above rates.
r-Seriinen copies or either edition of the
Tribune, and eireniara giving full details of the
contest of each Extra sneet, sent free lo any ad
drets in the t rated Stale.
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draitcnNcw Vrk. postal order, or in reuisiered
letter.
B Address THETKIIil NE, New Y.k.
and Gaiters,
llv .liretion J tka Judc rxrniiaaa
Court -M Koov-rset Coantv. I will scQat Mbtie fa-it
in Somerset Borocgh, ea'the pi atusia, W
Tt'itdny, the 20'i Jannnry, 1874,
!y. on the 91 U day ol leeeiniir. "l " n'. - ins real eeia.. pi ias.i.y -s
a 11 m- i-f.ir.. ibe II, th. In.im.9 ili.ni ! w.rct farker. Swiss! ; ennamia- I sws
iwition of A. J. l.s.llwrn. Ki.. tho conllnuation , '",,'"na KesUleawea, MotD-e sUassj ae
taken ofl auditor P-port in lbs e-ta!e of John tarlna " P"h" J" " "
Kellev. deeeased. ami relerred to J. K. tlle. Ei.. l""rmms of th aM M t SM at my
lomakeatlbtrlbuilonac.-jrditig lo Ihe wdlof aid j ... . . . . -
IJO TH OF
Eastern and Heme Manufacture,
as can lie found anywhere. We
hand constantly a i.i'l supply of
SOLE LEATIIEi:,
MOROCCO,
..10 OK
.. a iu
.. vi (si
.. 25 si
. . 2 uu
. . 7 lu
.. 11
.. TI UO
.. aa uo
iri,;T
TO ACCEPT or REFCSE
CALF .SKINS,
deceased.
Extraet fe-m the Kror l certified th Dec., 1873.
J. K. WALT EH.
Clerk.
I will attend to tbe duties of the above appoint
ment at the Court House, in the borough ol Som-ers.-t,
on Thursday, January lath. 1S74. at lOo'eloek
a. m., where Ihce intcreatcl ran attend.
JOHN II. f DIE.
j thru Auditor.
... w il! hare ..n j -j oTIC E TO ST0 C K 1 1 0 L I ) F K S.
j There will be a meeting. if the St. s-klndder of i
the Itunab. Valley Hoailrotvt Comiuny at tne
I Krnltlf r House, ia llorllu. on lrn.tv. January
lth. ls'4. at ono o'clock p. u.. lor the purp1 nf
elc-ting a President and Dire-tor". tor the ensuing
year.
CIIAS. A. M. KRISSIN'lER.
Uei24 Sec y and TreaS.
the r!;.y A sale.
Adui r. 4c l-iat. nm rsvaneat saa.
IKee 17
KIPS,
)URLIC SALE.
AND UMNO SKINS
n all kinds, wfh a full line of
Shoe Findings.
The HOME MANlfAC
M ENT will be in eiiarire ol'
TV UK HEI'AUT-
!TST. 13. Snytlor, !Ksq.
Whose rt'i.uiatl.jn for making
Gooc! '.Vork and Good Fits
Iss-' o i to none in the State. The publle is re
sjie. ..ully Invited to call ano ex imiae our stock,
as we are determined lo keep g.si. as g.sid as the
best and cli at prices as ..w a- Ihe I .west.
ilv virtue of an ortb r of the ri.hai.s" Court of
j Somerset connty. we will sell at puMicsale the real
! estate of lhiniel Meyers, deceased, late of Mil
j f.ird township, on Saturday. Ihe lrth iii.y. ol Jann
. ary, ls74. on the premie.-., at ooeoVi.s-k p. m..
eonlainitig tui acres, rm.re or less, of which loo
' acres are clear. 3.1 acres iu meadow, with house,
: spring house, bam and otner impr. vements there
i en erectcl: a gissl lmit orrharl and a sugar orru
1 ard of ."UO trees on the same: abundance, of litne
i and bitnminoiis cml on the adj.-biing tarm: a. I.
Joiuing hinds of Tobias .Meyers, freeman Inrlel.l-.
Jesse Hoover. Wm. Haker. Samuel K. Crtlelincl.l
and others. Is within half-mile of 31 il lord Sta
tion, on the Somerset Kranrh Itailr.'!, and is
cmvenient los.'hisils. mills and churches.
Ts.ems). l.'Jii in hand 1st April, K4. remain
der in payments of iu.s. annually, without inter
est; ten icr cent ol the ham! money to lie paid on
the day ol sale: deferred payments lo lie secured
on the preiuiiM...
TolflAS MEYERS.
W.M. Jt. CKlt'Hf IELD,
dwl7 Administrators.
ALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATK.
llv virtue of an order UauH Maf tka aWr.K.'
Court of Somerset Coonty, asxt Uf mm alliwlMl.
there will be e i posed to pabltc sale, ea. ( arvsai
es. at 1 'clock, f , M. oo
Saturday, January Wh, 1 8T4,
lh fallowing real estate, lata Ut pronoiii r Jm.
ci.l.ti. V ul. dec t a ssd, via:
A certain tract of laad sltwatawl La Rlllek tarrw
shin, Svmerset Ooanty, fa., aotalnai; SVS aaras,
strv-t men sure, adjolnlnf; Unda ei fiaaaael Basal,
WlUUm Kretchmaii, Jaeoo Krlaa. ChrtaOu Mmk
steiier and other; aooat astreo sf yklaa aea
cleared and 4 acre la aadv. Tsara mas.
at wo story dwelling bowse, baatk kaffa, aaal atkar
out buildings on tne farm. Tba tan Is ta mbu4
state of cultivation, la wall vateraa east vail (
be red.
Terms: One third of part rial leaeT, aAar far
ing debts and expeaans to raaula a baa aa. taa
premises; the tntereat to ba paid aaally IM
widow during life, an.1 at bar daatfe taa a4aeipa4
to be paid the heir af mud datausiat. Tan
thousand dollars on th 1st day of April VT4. aa
awllvery of deed, and balanea la Are aqasl "'
pa- meal -1 to b eered by ja.lgsaaa.
JEHKJaUM t. fOiX.
Dec 17 Trl.a.
MHJE Rl'ILOER'S NOTICE
The (!ommisi.iers of S..merset IXiity will of
fer to let at public outcry to the lowest hi biers on
the premises tbe contract for the building of the.
following bridge on the premises, to wit :
I m Tues lav Ihe -Tth dav ol January. 174. at 10
I o'clock, the building of a bridge over Laurel Hill
QTVf i Li J P-y I I I I T j C'reek in Lrsina borough, where Ihe road leading
SJL -a. 4 .J-a-tJ w a j '
decv'4
THIKfl ANNI'AL HEI't HIT
JOHNSTOWN
lo David Dormaver. I.'ebecca. intrmimarled
wltli Henry Claycvmh. Catherine, intermarried
with Jacob Enos, resi.Hnjt In Westmoreland coun-
ly. i i i.ivima, ituennarrletl with John t lay
ci.mb, residing iu Camhria County, l'a.
You are hereby notified that hi pursuance of a
writ of partition issued out of the t Irjihans' Court
ol Somerset I i.unty. I'., 1 will hold an in.oet on
the real estate of I'efr Dormaver, deceased. 111
S-.merset Township, at his late residence, on
Thursday, the -find day ol January H74, where
you can alien 1 if yon think proper. '
OLIVEU K.NEPPEft.
-Iccl7 Sheriff.
Orvn k of thk SiniKnsirr 4. Mincksl Point)
H. K. Co., SoxcKStrr, Pa., Dec. .'o, lSTl i
Notice is hereby given to the stockiiolders of the
Somerset h. Miners I Point Kailpxid Company
that an election will b held on the second Mon
day, the l'.!th of January, ls;4, at 1 o'elock P. Jt.,
at the nrnce of the company in Somerset, for a
President and twelve directors to serve for the en
suing year. H. L. 11 A Kit.
dee at Sec. S. A M. P. It. K. Co.
f OSSTAXT KXPLOTMCIvT,
j At Home. Male or female, 10 to $03 a wrrt
warraiitPd. No capital rs"Ulrrd. Full part Ion tars
and a valuable sample sent free. Address, with S
pi. return stamp. A. 1). Young. ISO fifth street,
Wiiliamsburgh, N. Y. cells
But Sell Our Fmie.Y.OII t'hroinns.
3 12 new ones just arrived. Solo agent in this
W ciuutry. These are all beauties. Lfirgitml
luin.lsoine. Ket.tll Priie. Sl.fsi. Will send you
O 2 by mail, tost paid, mountetl rea.lv tor Iruu'ies,
P for a cents; i for,l ou. or the whole la for a.aO.
Agents who care to make from 100 to ysi per
VJ eent. should send for circulars of our fast sell-
lag uselul articles. Adtlress
ri.c.Mi; it co..
Q ilcc-4 ltsl SouthSthSt.. IMdla.lt lphl.1. Pa
IMooil: How Lost, How RestoreJ!
.Tost published, a new edition of Dr.CulverweU's
Celebrated essay on the rauicaienre (without mcd.
iclne) of Stiermatorrhii-a or Semimil Weakness.
Involnntary Seminal I.ss'S. lmisilency. Mental
and Physical Incapacity. Imjieiilments to Mar
riage, etc.: also. (oiisam"p'.lin. Epilepsy and fit.t
induced by sell-lndulgenceor sexual extra vagauce.
sKs-Prieeln a sealed envelope only six pouts.
Theoelebrntcd autrn.r. In this admirable essay,
elearly demonstrates from a thirty years' sucepss
ful practice, that the alarming ri.nseiucncel of
Self-abuse, uiay be riultcally cured without the
dangerous use of Internal uiisllelric or the applica
tion of tha knife; tolntfng nut a mode of cure at
owe simple, certain aud cfleetunl. bv means of
which every sullcrer. no matter what his condition
muv be. may cure himself cheaply, privately ami
rod lea II v.
.a.This lerttirc sluaibl tie In the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal. In a plain envelope, t anv'ad-
dress. post-paid, on rcecipt of six cents, or two (Mist
stamps.
Also. Dr. Culverwill's "Marriage tlulde." prl.-e
UaenU.
Address the piihlisheis,
('HIS. .1. C. KLINESiCo..
127 Biwery, ' York, Pnspitticc Isix 4.'.sS.
octla.
JACK, LONG & CO.
Deals-rn in
EANOS.
OE.r3-JiOeTS,
lELOBEOm
Decker Bros, and
Bradhurry Pianoes;
Mason k Haniliu. Tailor &
Farley, an! Sioniier's
- - - r --1 -1
ra2r: " sri
BAI,
irom Petersburg crosses sjiid erei k.
in We-lnes-lay the aith day of Junurv 1H74. at
' 10 o'clock and on the premises th.. building of a
'bridge over Cox'sCreek near the hinse of Nouh
: Huberts in Somerset Is.wnship.
I m Thursilay the J.lli.Uy of January l'Tl. at 10
. o'clock, on the premises nearSipe's sawmill In Jen
; her Township, the building ol abridge over C,ue
' mahouing t.'reek. where the road rn.sses the creek
leading irom Somerset l.j Johnstown turnpike, at
I a n.int on the Hedlord and t.reensburg turnpike.
. at or near the house late the nroperty ol Abraham
! Diliert. deceaseil, in Jenner Township.
tin f riday the 3 Jth ol Junnary ls74. at 1 o'. lock,
on the jireuiisc, a bridge over Shade creek.in
I Paint Township, where the road crosses, leuding
; from Berlin to Johnstown, in said township.
The contractors will be required to give security
! for the same for the performance of the said on-
tnwts on the day of sale. Snecitjeatioiis wiil be ex
hibited on that dav.
attkht: .IACHHJ. WALTER,
JncBXtrc. VAI-J. MILLEK.
Clerk. f. J. CO( NTKYM AN.
deel Cemmissloners.
SAYINHS
Johnstown. 1'n., Iec. I, IST3.
1
I) -MINI STR A TOR'S NOTICE
ntSOCKCES.
L-stnson Ileal t!.He
Johnstown Horough Bonds..
Coneuiaugh lloroutrti il..n,is.
Loans on Collateral
Sale
Ch on band S.i l U
Cash in National Banks 14.V.H
1'nite l StutesS p. ct. Hoial. IIJwW
Pittsbnrg Cltv 7 p. et. Boti l-! 'itsju 00
:.".i.7S0 11
.-.) uu
4.os4 00
i.UoO U0
iJj 00
LIABILITIES.
Aiaouaidite Depositors
lieectnlier Diridcii.t
Conliugent
lillC
21 2, SB 03
. VJj-.'M 38
4.K71 HV
&.U1 79
212..TJ3 03
V
Stats or Pk!5svi.va!iia.
Coi sTi ur Cahiuii A,
L Frank Diliert. Tn-asun-r of the Johnstown
Savings Bank, do solemnly affirm tbe alsive state
roeul is true, to the best ot my knowledge and be
lie!. FRANK DI BERT. Treasurer.
Sworn and Snlieerilied tielore me.
A. lluNTtrOMEKY, Notary Pnbllc.
Tbe un.lersigned. Auditing Committee, respect
fully report that they base carefully inspected the
aliove Treasurer's report fcr th Lust year, ending
Novetnler lu. 1573, and have examined the assets
of tha Bank, consisting of Bonds. Mortgages,
Judgments. Loau niN.n Kcal ltate. Cash In
Bauk and on hand, ami find the same lo correspond
with Ihe report.
F.W.Hw I
.1 a li rat McAIii.i.kx. Auditors.
11. A. Bonn.
STATISTIC A I
Eeiaie of Samuel Deete tat of Alligbeny tp.
deceased.
Letter testamentary on the al.,ve estate hav.
ing been granted to Ihe undersianeil bv the nmn.
! er authority, nrtlc la linrebv viv.n i..rh..uu
i dented to it to makelinmediatepaytncnt,and those
usimanuiui against ii win present mem lo the
undersigned al the late residen.-eol a. id deceased,
on Saturdae. Jauuarv lwh, ls74.
JOHN DEETEIJ,
Adm'r. with will annexed.
ro LU N T A R Y A SS I N .M E X T.
AI. Berdenhlnier. Jaint. Hcrdcnliimcr and W.
lierdcuhimcr. trading as M. Eodrnhlmt r It Co..
of Oarrett, Somerset County. Pa., bv deed of a
siamment. have assigned nil their prtiperty to the
undersigned in trust, for the benefit ol their cred
itors. All iiersons Indebted to srnd M. ttulenhl
mer A t.'o.. are requested lo make imuimllate pay
ment, aud those having claims n ill wake the same
known and present them Pi the assignee at the
store of M. llodenhlwcr a (io.. on Saturday. Feb
ruary 4th. IS74. when and where he will attend for
purpose of .settlement.
HEK.MA.V ClIUISTNER,
Dec 17 aiguee
Nuinlr of Depositors
Nutnlierof tlpvn Acct.nnts
Average to eneh Depusit r
Adults
Minors
Male
female
hatcul Dividends for 1S71
Kate or Dividends lorlsi'iand 17.1
Loans on Collateral
Market Value of CHal'al , 10.000 00
Ijnnnson Heal ttate
Value nl ) Val'e ol gn un.l LNO,471 "0
Stetirity Value of build
ings thereon. . 4tH.30 l
1.404
l.Osfl
tl'ju 79
MB
47H
1.017
JS7
5 percent,
o r Pent,
f l.ooo 00
13,71iO 15
Eureta M Or, (( Agent's Profits per
... a ' tDO I aUV7 week. Will prove It or forfeit
'Wafaw mrwm Tr mrm trm i . .
Esty & Smith's
Assierieaii Organs
Init.umentt toM on moderate Moathljr Instalments
H O 31 K 11 ft F. T, 1 A.
ie'37
tI.L KINDS OF
JUSTICE'S BLANKS,
NOTES,
DEEDS, &c.
for Sale at the Herald Oflire.
p.UM FOR SALE.
lu Westmoreland county, three mile oUth of
Lliouler. and one ball mile 1 mm Jleehaolcsburg,
ou the line nl the contemplated railroad from
florenee to Jnnn Mills. It a.ntaius lutl aerts,
more or less, and Is in a goo.1 stale of cultivation,
wilh plenty ul water in every held. Part of thl
farm Is under l:i 1.1 with coal. A good barn, 51
brick bouse and One out boll UiijjSaVeiis tlie preui
Ises; also a splcortjd pvvilHrd.
Pursoua bpoiy'iiift aoon can get a liargaln. I will
also i 11 a mountain farm at a low price.
JOHN F. BOYD,
Laughliuatown,
Sep Wiftmereland Co l'a.
71.3U'l S)
s upon Ileal Estate are based upon the val
ue ol the land alone; bttiidlntes uisin it licfng re
garded mcrtlyus an adoitionul security.
" dec-J4
(JILaJ.K'S
lasie Glass Cutler.
This is a wonderful little Invention, an 1 for the
trifling expense of fff'f f O.'.M'.v. every person
can have one in hi house and be his own gl.taier.
This instrument will rnt glass better Ihau any di
amond which will cost filly Dollars.
Any pcrSMn can us it. tl is simply a nl.-e putty
kuile. wilh a little steel wheel that makes tu. nty
five hnndred revolutions a mintiU: tempered in a
jieeuliar manner.
It n-otiires no skill or nrae'iee to use it. Anv-
hody can cut glass wi:b r. even a child. It will
last a life time. A light pressure on tbe glass is
all thai is necessary.
is.nut..t in ii.s i r i'.
Sent prciui!. to any address, s.uely p::ekei,
upon rei-eipt of di. cents and a letter stamp hv
H. II. Cl.AKk .X CO..
StO faist Ciidtol St., Washington. 1. C.
t!ec24
5Jf M I A MXTII-4er Hull ProlH
O.jUVl Best selling article, iieilcd in every
family, A valuable aaiuple eiit on receipt ol IS
cents to lay postage. Address
l. . p. A t.A 1" & I I ..
ilee-Jl 44 Sixth St., Plttsbur)(h. Pa.
A
D.M I N I ST R A TO R'S Nt)TICE
Ijiate of Oabrlal Hjihlcr. Into of Jeaner Tp-,
neeeaseii.
Letter of adaituisiralioo un tba above estate
having been granted to th anderalgued. notice i
hereby given lo thoaa imlebted to it to make imme
diate payment, and Ihuee having claim against It,
to present them duly authenticated lor settlement,
at the lata residence ol said dccej-scl. oa Satur
day, Jauuury 31. 1;4.
JACOB d. MISHLF.R,
JA.M t.S M. MISHLEK,
Iee:4 Administrators.
It
ULE TO ACCEPT or REFUSE,
lo Aaron Chrissey, Thomas Cnrissoy. Eliia Chrl.
sey. Mary Chrissey and Jacwb altc residiug
in fv.nierset eoont'y. Pa.. SamncJ fhrissev. re
siding la Bedford connty. Pa,,, sad liarinan
Walter, whose wherpalM.n'ts U unkown.
Y'on are hereby notified that In pursuance of a
writ of partition. Issued ot of the Orphuus' Court
of Somerset couuty. Pa., 1 will hold an inonest on
the real estate of Jacob Chrissev, deceatsed. In
Shade township, at hi htte resi.ien-e.on Thurs
day, thets.h day of January, ls74, where vou ran
alientl If you think proper.
OLIVER KNEPl'ER.
!t:cI7 Shi (Ter
OLUNTA RY ASSKJNMENT.-
Ibtvid Critehflel.i an.1 wile, of MUCH tp..
Soiotwitw. Pa., by itee-l Aarigniuent. lutve
assigne.1 all I heir estate real au 1 inTsomiL to the
undersigned in Irun, f,.r tiR. tuont ul their red
Itors, All peiaou Imlebted to sold Jacob Crtleh
Beld will make luimcH.te ymcnt ami those
having rhiimi will make the same known without
dehij. W ILL! AM t HITCH f I ELD,
Assignee.
Jt
ORSES FOR SALE.
Ii
Hie un.krlgncd otter 31 horses an-1 S a.Its at
private sale oil the Urin of Noah Scott, near t rsi
ii a. Pa., at any lime between now ami February
1st, 174. Tho b'-rsc are all good work and car
riage horses, ranging in sic In. in lo 10 years, aad
wiil be Hold at ton pri.-es and on long time,
uccal Y I 1 Z V A St OT1".
U LE TO ACCEPT or REFUSE.
1
llinun King, of Marion. Marion cotlntv f It.l.i
4 ,to tleorge A. King, ol Springfield, f ave'ite Co.,
. l'a., ami to franklin Kiny, ot IH negal, Wvst
ciorc land ei.unty. Pa.
ou, aud each ol you, at heruby aotiaeil to be
and appear at our next Orphan' Court, to be held
at Somerset, on tbe W lloutlay of f ebruarv, 1ST 4,
to accept of relus to lake tbe real estate of Jobu
Kin, late of Aliddlecreek township, deceased, at
the appraised price or show cause why the same
should mg be add. By the Court.
iil.I r.ll K. l.rrr.li.
deeUI
Sherilf.
WANTED
A kiCll vgrat
and a canvasser
In this rocx
ty, to represent
Oar rireaide Friend. We can give the
prler party a g.iu.1 paring aud easily worked
t-AKH m :7SKS.H. The taet and experience of an
old agent Is net net.le.1 to be su ve: s.rul, thougb
we have more experience.! agent (secured during
the past two years) workltijt fc-r u tlian any other
house In America. a.i ',!wjv voutluua to work right
along, ami mul,- aiUriis. Tbe s. erel Is that
X Uer too people ukttiik in hict ynd.ts. aud
: that we atltad more rnoni'TLV to their urdnrs.
Direction lor sclf-tneasiire tent nn suuilc-ilb n. i:spi.aYMr..T i.,r all oi k, ,.,.
II.... . ..I ...... .1 ..." ' 1
iiiiio i '.""I .'".'.. rtvl oiaviipiiou, ai
way In stock and wurriiiited lo ill.
J.V.MES H. AIKEN
dee-J4
71 Filth avenue, m.is.site Postottice.
PITTSBl liOH.PA.
-00. New article jnst patcuted. Samples free
toall. W. II. CHIDESTEH,;al7 Broadwav. New
York. diVJ4
LAST ADD BEST
Combination lor '
raaacra, Aqtntt, aad
Mtiraawa HKsav
Wauu llku utii'a lauiiiy newspaissr give every
snl-s.Tlt.er a wirol the largest a;id titiesl 44I.KU.
4V H I I'll two most auras-tive sub)--eis, tlutt
.take" oa aij7r palntod by Mrs. Anderson, a
enntmst and enoi.auion lbr her 'Hide A rake'
and 'tatf Aacra.' Agent have IWDtXtiE
fSVC'CKMN cull It the '1-cst buslms ever'idler
eil eanvasscrs." We turnisli the lightest and hand
somest outfit, and jMiy very high ci inmisslons.
Earn aubscrltrer receives without delay Iwo Im'
tilnl pictures, which arc ready b.r IVI:!)!.
ATI. DELIVERY. .The paper ilsell stand
neerlpasnmotiir familv HiUlliaka. ttelnir o Donular
lhatol llac'iij-a It has the largttt circulation ia j
In ssapM. J-.Miploya in tmsi literary latent. rl
wartl t4f'.cston's aerial slory is just beginning;
back cha pier supplied to each subscriber. Airs.
Slowe's long expected sequel to "Uf H ii and ,"
begins in the new year. Anyone 4 4i f. JI T H
wishing a gisal suliiry or nn inde-i V W A NTF.l
pemlcut busiuess aliould send for eireulars and
l.-nm tu J, B. FOKU fc CO.. New York, Boston.
I iileavii, Cincinnati ur San Francisco. derJ4
traveling foryonr leisure lilulaei.ts. or year entire
time. Our CsjiuhinaUon beat the world. Tbe
MUST for Uiu tuoiiey. VOL can make aieuey.
Prolitable, honorable, eoDgeiiuiL S. n.1 oar ad
dressatottce and get our novel plana. hlea.s, ebi,
get partUulars, tern., U, sent free. Uddres
WATERS A CO., Publishers, Cutco.
deca.
HMMfLCit FREE!)
The Sttlarday Evening Pl, 819 WatnuA
aivvot, Philadelphia, gives a beautiful braana
ur Urifc Mice I Encravlnx lo every yearly ub
cerllier. Sample free. dec3
TOOK HERE. Inf.
ii will k.ne a luxuriaut growth ul bVard i
lie Ferrv' Onguent
from
14 to 21 iluya. Semi 2.". cvsl for une bottle or 90
cent for tl.rce. A'JdrrH S. L. CAKSON, Phts
bnrgh, Pj, Terms to agent free. neeS
$:3o()
pie free,
gun.
A .HO JiTH. Agents wanted. Seven
ln-st selling articles in tbe world. Saav
Andresa J. BhO.NSV.0i'. Detroit, Alichb
dec
For iralar and briee
addrissS. CVpkan. 1'lubiaL, Pa
Asthma
Supcriluous Hair 5.;
Tape-AVorn. ,c.VvW.r. pL!
$2500 A YEAR
,l7rr.f sr.7 J, aji- Sittnndi',1 ' ti,k"' uon" or 'road; day or eveniug;
Jiq-I. .jHtnuia, Un mey. l artiiuiars and samp
MONEY WAGES.
To all having rnara lime al to 12 a dav: anaie-
Iklng new; pleasant: honorable: birge pro0ts: ao
taoussinii
Die (realiv
COMBINATION PROSPECTUS, j fK '' "' " '
Jt represent sample pace and tyl of binding of ; , .
tsllutenfely interesting and useful book, that sell j
In every familv. Best ihlng ever tried by Cun- ; XTfm on a Tlnct TT'Tl aTI fl
assets. AfcJIT!l WASTED, to make a r-! W OJUUll S UCSl. X lltJUU.
inanent busiuesa on these work iu every canty, j F.vcrv Udr should bav it. JIme. De Costa l
Prosijeetn cnt taist paid on receipt of irt.. 4.1.0. Solutk.a. expressed lo anv address. Em-lues tairp
E.7 -I UJ'"io.',!7' li,lt.?n .'l"tSJOH' T: " -r Hrenlar. Ad.Ires Dr. Lee la re, P. C.
1'Ul 1 EK., Publisher, PbiladilphU, V. dec.4 ' L. ruui Urgh. P. deca
This space is reserved for .
Y. Bljrnyer, who has remoTed
his stock into the most magni
ficent hardware room in this
place. He can be found
Room o. 3, Baer's Block.
in
l.-i 14.
TIIE
liTI.
Presbyterian Banner.
Oldest fc Cheapest
FAMILY PAPER.
Equal to Any Other.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Only $2.00 Per Aiinum.
NEW SUBSCBIBEUS
TIIltKK MONTHS
y For Nothing.
TIi? Xewspnper fr the Family
THE PRESBYTERIAN BANef KB wa t
tablishml la 1S14, ba no tapcriuc aavuag ra liglaaa
ji.uruals, ami 1 published al a luw pale laaa aay
other si per in the Charek.
THE BANNER kaa aoBtplMa IKLIOIOl sl,
LITEKAKY. COMal HKCI AL, IdkltTLIl'
K AL. SAKHA I H SCHOOU FAMtLl sat
If EN EKAL NEWS DtiPAK TM BJ4T8.
A II subject ol Uvtng iBletaat an d&waawaa.
Ssciai atteniiua a glvaa lo aUOgWaa aaa ttea.
era! News. ja4
Our Foreign (Vrrrspoodeasa. b aacsaaa4 by
any journal In tbe i'barob.
Among ear aoatrlbators are af law Was
aewapaper writer in tbi aoaalST.
I'uriug tbe entire twelve aaaathe aaaiaal atfaaav
tlous w ill tm presented.
Thl i a lap?r wkUh tiall
he lu every Family.
TRE FAIR.
Daring tb ania year apesdal alaesKtea will
be given to mailer twrtauaiaa ta taa tarsa, aal ta
to m w aad readingec will latesess tbe aner.
AGENTS WAJTED.
AgeuUwanUJ everyabexa. Osaalar aaiiahi
ing the term tor Ageaas will ba tea aaa advo
cation, SPECI.MKN PAPEaM.
Person wUhJng lo kave aaaeaavnaat the ataav
aer aa specimens, for their aw iaiurwsatsva, er ka
show other, ere reqaeeted le avad aa ibalr aanaa
and P. O. addrrsa, aad ta alii araat the paeans
postage paid.
Address all tettets
PRESBYTERIAN BAX5EK.
76 Third Art at, fithr$. F.
der24
0
PIUM BATING,
asn Mow it cjJI aa Craaav.
avaser.
By a SWti rer Send stamp to Dr. P. B.
Lotriospi ri. laultia. "r3
civil rights.