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January 31, 1W4.
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west
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TBE wruih" is ss fi kle " n girl in lier
TBE wnshiiie i-rougUt the "losPfrs to
front, on SundsT.
... ,. t r a family should think of
joinfi wiibuW t-ounty rper.
" t,,i.-rk i geneml religious reeirsl like
uio tidal w.Tf. psseing tbrougU Vena-
';Tni-
r.NE wnortnient of Buffalo RoUsou tx-
,niSw J f,,r w,e- l t,,e Live Grocry
Jp.Khoads&Bro.. Whenk sb you buy or sell, let or hire.
1, s i-lew Wgin. snd never trust to
fVf ilmu'l disagree about trifle..
, - KroRD ill sell mens' and boys
iViV.nc t 10 per cent, profit, tor cash
d0,J lot of ..veronal, at cost. Kemem
tat'lie V'- opttheSoiuerset House.
. fierevman at Har.leton, recently ap
1. 1 . T.'..n la a weWine notice in a lo-
Tr. snnouncinfrUist it m the 9.9th
cou j.ie lie had married.
Tni creek was frozen on Thursilay and
rr'bv 1 tn tl,e H,,'1lu of fiTe lnc,lM
,n.i .i'iiite a numlr of our citizsns had
'.i.fir if liu"5' filled.
etulirvo iKHt. who is certainly a
,Lt .Iwrver of human nature, remarks :
T aif rusrvuss on with the slow measur
,J treadof a man working by the day."
T!..,. v Hiiion ! ! Brick ! ! !-
W.
W iisvii 4 Bro s Works. Building Brick,
Fire Hriik. Pavement Brick, Circular,
Wcj-'e. aJ Cornice Brick.
TakE Simmons' Liver Regulator; it will
ssmore all unpleasant feelings and make
von well. Prepared only by J. H.
Ziilin '' Macon. Ga.
Y rt- and Skins. The highest cash
pr.ee ill 1 pa'd by me for all kinds of
FurcJ Skins.
Jomau Zimmerman,
Somerset, Pa.
At a uieetins of the board of County
("nmniisKioners, held a short time ago, Mr.
V. II Walter, ofGebharts, was apjtointed
Mercantile Appraiser tor the eusuiug year,
nzi Mr Jacob Neff was re appointed clerk
tu the l?inl.
Elizaiiethax ruffs and overskirts a.-e
- ling out of fashion together. Appron
frnn: succeed overskirts and standing col
is:? the ruffs. Appropo of the revival of
i;!r, iiie new and very pretty styles
and jaiierns are exhibited.
The question is frequently asked : How
u.uili i a "horw power?" The ikimtifir
jwi savs : '-What is generally con
JereJ as constituting a hortt potter, is a
..iter suflicient to raise S3,t0 pounds at
-.lie rate of one foot per minute."
A young man who sat down on the icy
pveiuent a few days ago. when he didn't
win; to, hearing two passing damsels giv
ing involuntary little shrieks as he went
ili.n. was hea'rd to inquire angrily there
i;. ' Who's doing this, you or met"
X man was In Allentown the other day
iio told the story that a man living on
Snear Creek, Monroe county, killed a du k
last week and found in the fowl's crop six
teen grains of gold of about the average
:ut of a buckv, neat kernel. A search dis
covered a quantity ot gold on the bank of
ur iTcea, ana quite iu tjnicuirui
iieen created over the nuittcr.
has
We had the pleasure of attending the
"tin wedding" of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H.
TreJwellon W'edocsday evening. Among
.he many presents were a "linear," two
tin iruniits and two "dinner horns."
l;as a very pleasant affair; all expressed
tlifuiselvesashavingenjoyed it exceedingly.
TUt they may live to celebrate their dia
uiund wedding and enjoy a goodly share
if jirojierity is our earnest wish.
Atai.L guunt fellow with goatee and
moustache, calling himself Clark, claiming
iobe a canvasser for a a State Business
Dirtrtory, stopped at one of oi r hotels, on
ist Saturday and made himself very com
f inaMe until Tuesday morning, when he
iln-amped for parts unknown, leaving be
hi unpaid hotel bill. Passrhim
jr.iund. Fulton RepvblieaH.
K word kir YOUk'o ladies. The word
"Mirpah." lrequently used on engape
iwut rings, means litemllv a sentinel. It
is csed in Genesis XXXf, when a cove-
Mt i? made between Jacob and his father- j
J. iaw, Labau ; and they made a heap ot
i: ine no a it nest to it which they called
nniali, Lalian saying : "The Ird watch
!;wi-eu me and thee when we are alisent
tri'Ui one another."
Mt. P. Jt B. V. K. U The election for
I'm-iJent and Directors of the Mt. Pleas
:r,t and Bnwd Ford llail ltoad, held in
village on Monday last, resulted in the
tiniion of A. O. Tintsman as President
u. i the follow ing Board ot Directors : C.
S Overholdt, D. Shupc, Kobt. Pitcairn.
HtDdes Cohen. I. Painter, C. C. Markle.
v Ku:er, . V. Overholdt, H. Clay
frirk. Jos. It Stauffer, A. J. Crossland
iiJChas. Donelly itt. I'leamnt Journal.
Tilt reduction of fares on the Baltimore
t'liio Itailroad snd its connections has
Tr.il had the effert of stimulating trav
Ut'tfcn Pittsburgh and the east. With
- :b- jiat week or so, by the rout named,
i ;h-i:-U not a season in which much trav
' wdinarily occurs, the number of passcn
K lurried over the Pittsburgh and Con-".lit-
rout is largely in excess of any
jtviuiu jKTid so fur as we have observ-j
- ' umrrUiud JVeie.
The Mintial citation of the Bedford snd
y''f jiort P,ailrd Coinpsnv, was held in
Wdip' on Monday last, and resulted as
'-.ifis: President John Cessna. Di-'-ti.n
MtvM-rj. John AUip, George W.
An;ir-,n, Jooiali Bacon, W. Chenowith,
Jo" U llanlev, W. J. Howard, Jacob B.
J"W. JutanM.'KeiHiedy. J. W. Lingenfelt
7 '"-o 15 Ihiiieru. Edmund Smith, and
KJ0at Tliou.psou.
f K ( Varfield Journal says : A man
twiicil Llwrd Muley. a workman on the
: "J at Lemon's job, about two miles
iLitphuv, met with a terrible aori
M.)Ddav miruing last. The fuse
Ut limi .B lighted and the work-
out of the way to wait until the
r(t cnt ort' mnJ ,w'r w'l,n8 wu'le
iinadined the fuse had gone out, and
tuward it to see, finding, w hen too
tlt he M mistaken, for the blal
"9. blowing mt both of his eves,
':!ir li'm uum- from his hue, and inflict--(,'wUr
serious injuries. The doi-tors
' "ittl iLk it tKmibte for him to live.
bomers-rt I'ft. has a
. i1 "arm
" acre.
near ShaokftvFIle, containing
Two, Lotiaea a larva hank barn
J . K'uuutu luriciu ' v
I he uflVrt for sale. There are about
, aires clinreil tl. LUni Imi nin I
i ? r Uili il aiif!'i,.;nf Mil inmm
f linn. A larp,e orchard of apple the yeare 1820 and 18o0, and call the lMad
' n i'rirM. 25 acres in meadow. Farm- ItoU, how melancholy is the thought that
, ""g to buy a desirable property j so few remain to answer the present inv.
i " ,li,u Rt" his office in timers;- i tation to once more come up to the Bute
' fc,","''"! he will pnupon the premi-' Cspitol. Among the number who have
'0,b,' tl.e limo.e.. and will sell M aialready iAssed over the Great River and
"'' uiiitaiiitr,irt,.a..re been laid in the fi-ld uf ret. are the fiil-
"I'-r LO tM-iir.erl II. f.,Uiv na- .
1 rfsllid ae'n-e drilie renoral nniK I
; s
r.''fiditionof the craft -1 I
j i.;;'''0 the pocket the editor of j M.'
i irfrr- "tiietiinc durin the week, a f.
ter..'y the' owner to
TisdU;e jt lwtv. iiav.in wiik. UcceplXhe 'nvUstioA, or 'remain aVhome
'-: a.? " '''"C- Ibst iu h4c' it entirely
" 'H uur Hf r UfltVitllUI Ur.fPR WRMU w Mas e win
( Mv will, . I ." . .In.. U.iK U.ll.r ....J il
. - m nainjacn:uKi tu sir
, EW htnk she had her mate,
jt. ' uklul I'le as a sUrnal ol
it
I ia
Holies).
We regret to be compelled to notify cer
tain persons who hare accounts on our
liooks, that they roust pay them before the
end this month or w will be forced to
uwi lecal means for colledtion You
ir- trr mean. We cannot aflord to pay
cash for goods, sell them to you at cash
price profits, and then wait an indefinite
period of time for our nionev. Stick a pin
here. Mrs. Jas. H Tridwelu
Henry's Carbolic Salts: ia an well
known thnt it is onlr necessary to caution
against imitations. It requires s earrful
admiatur of the carbolic acid with ether
ingredients to produce a salve that may
be relied upon. The etnuine only ruar-
anteed. See that it bears the signature and
private proprietary stamp of John F. Hen
ry. Sold bv all Druggists and Dealers.
Jobs K. IIekrt. Cirrar k Co.. Pro
prietors, 8 and 9 College Place, New
York.
T . U . . . .
i u roue n pcriieiuai nasi, dissolve a
teaspoonrui of alum in a quart of water.
n nen com, stir in as much flour as will
give itflhs consistency of thick cream be.
ing articular to beat up all the lumps;
stir in as much powdered rosin as will lav
on a dime, and throw in halt a dozen of
cloves to give it a pleasnt Oder. Hsve on
me lire a teacup of boiling water, pour
the flour mixture into it, stirrine well all
the time. In a few minutes it will be of
the consistency of mush. Pour it into an
earthen or cuius vessel; let it cool; lay a
cover on, and put in a cool place. When
needed lor use, take out a portion and
soften with warm water. Paste thus
made will last twelve months. It is bet
ter than gum, as it does not gloss the paper,
and can be written on.
The following persons onhr can vote on
the third Tuesday of February: 1. He
must be twenty -one years of age. 2. He
must hsve been a citizen of the United States
st least one month. 3. He must have
resided in this State one year, (or if having
previously been a qualified elector or native
horn citizen of the State, he shall have re
moved therefrom and returned, then six
months) immediately proceeding the elec
tion. 4. He must have resided in the
election district where he shall offer to
vote since December 16, 1S73. 5. If
twenty -two years or older, he must have
paid within two years a State or county
tax, which shall have been assessed at
least two months and paid at least one
month before the election.
At the last Institute held here, the ques
tion "should the rod be used in our public
schools" frequently came up. The major
ity of those who discussed it, we believe,
took the negative side, and claimed that by
the exercise ot judgment, firmness, pa
tience and love the most reltellious boys
could l brought under discipline and
made as oledient as their teachers could
desire. The city of New York furnishes
an argument against that theory which
impresses us very forcibly. The board of
Education adopted a by-law in 1870, pro
hibiting the use of the rod in the public
school within its limits. In that town
there were 1,200 teachers in the public
schools, and maDV of these were in hearty
accord with the Board of Education when
the order against whipping was given.
Under these circumstances it is fair to pre
sume that, governing by kindnets, was
given a lair trial. After three years expe
rience, hear as the result: Everv teacher
in the public schools of New York, has
appended his or her name to a petition
asking the Board of education to repeal
the by-law above refered to, and allow the
use ot the rod again. They alledge that
they have given the "new tangled,' theory
a tailbful trial, and find it without a single
redeeming trait.
The Slock holders of the Somerset and
Mineral Point Bailroad Company met at
their office in Somerset Pa., on Monday the
12th of January, and organized by the se
lection of Col. Joseph Cummins as Presi
dent, and F. J. Kooser as Secretary.
The annual report ot the President and
Directors of the Companv waasubmitedand
read by Hon. A. H. Coffroth, President of
the Company, and was unanimously adopt
ed. The annual reort of the Treasurer,
Chas. J. Harrison Esq., wss submitted,
read, and with all vonchers, referred to the
Executive Committee.
On motion of Hon. Alex. Stutzmsn it
wss agreed that a numtier of the reports
of the President and Secretary, sufficient
for the use of the Stockholders be printed
in pamphlet form. The election for Presi
dent and Directors for the ensuing year
was then held by Joseph Chorpening, John
Hicks, and 8. H. Good Esq., previously
selected judges by the directors, resulted 4
as follows :
President. A. H. Coffroth.
Directors M. A. Sanner, Wot. II
Koontx. Alex. Stutzman, Isaac Kaufuien,
Jacob M. Campbell, Peter Heffley. Yal.
Hay. Curtis Kooser, H. L. User, George
Cobaugn, John C. Barrone and John 11.
Ihl.
The laetting then adjourned.
F. J. Kooser. Joseph Cummins,
Secretary. President.
laoaMsrtatait to Jwatleoo of tko Pooe.
In answer to numerous letters received
bv the Secretary of the Commonwealth,
inmiirinff whether it ia romoulsorvf on
Justices of the Peace to take an oalh to
- - n -- i .
support the new Constitution, Attorney
General Dimmick sent the following to
the Secretary :
OrricK or thi Attorret i
GeHERALOF PEKKSTLVAMA, I
Harrisriro, Jan. 9, 1974, J
Hon. S. M. Quay Sterttary of tht Com
monwealth.
In answer to letters of inquiry addressed
to you snd referred to me, sa to whether
section thirty of the schedule, new Constitu
tion, viz : "All State and judicial officers
heretofore elected, sworn, affirmed, or in
office when this Constitution shall take
effect, shall severally, within one month
after such adoption, take and subscribe sn
oath or affirmation to support this Consti
tution, embraces Justices ot the Peace.
It applies to sll State and judicial officers
in office at the time ot its adoption who
must necessarily have letn elected or ap
pointed under the old Constitution, or laws
enacted in pursuance threto.
Article , Section I, of the Constitution,
title "Judiciary," provides that "the ju
dicial power of this Commonwealth, shall
tie vested in certain courts therin nsmed,
snd in Justices of the Peac and in such
other courts as the Legislature may from
time to time establish."
The Supreme court has decided that Jus
tices of the Peace are Judicial officers.
They sre clearly embraced within the
officers designated in section 30, Schedule,
new Constitution, w ho shall, within one
month alter its adoption, take and subscribe
an oalh or affirmation to support the new
Constitution.
The act of June 29, 1839, provides that
justices of the iesce shall be sworn or at
finned before the recorders of the proper
counties. It would, perhaps, be proper
that the oath required under the new Con
stitution should be taken before the same
officer.
Very respeifully.
Your obedient servant,
Samiel E Dimmk b,
Attonney General.
Mr. Editor : A Legislative lie union
of the members formerly belonging to the
Legislative and executive Department
of Pennsylvania, has been called by Thorn
ssJ. Bighatn, A. L. Kaumfort and John
M. I'omery, to meet at Uarriaburg in the
Hall ot the House ot liepreeentatives on
the last Thursday of January, the 2Vth
inst. The call savs. "we cordially invite
all the surviving members of either branch
of the legislature, their clerks and officers,
all the heads ol any Eiecutive Depart
ments, their clerks and officers, (prior to
1H50.1 to assemble at that time. The ob
ject it a toci-.il re irrfptetirf ofgqr-
To show bow effectually time has done
his work, we can only now recall the
names of Daniel Weynnd, John lianna,
Michael Zimmerman. John R. Edie and
Hughus, whom this call embraces.
When met look iau-k to the time within
RhU SOU. CUaUOCT forwaru, uuuaa.uii.
William I'hilson. John Gebhart, Joseph
rnibeff, ftm Will, George File, 'Norman
Unlet. Bernard Conneflv Jr.. iPjJih
Col w,ge Moa'hr."'Prflcrtc 5eB7
Jonas Keiin. T6biaS kTusSer. ftnrir Liltle,
kail Josi. 'J. "Btulrtnah. '" What will the
aiirxivrira we tisva' toaineJ (1iT Will' tbAf
and wall for Oiat greater and"
:iuex re
11 - f .
ve us
Better ncceil the living
uii'i . . vir i
present, for tear they may never nave
another opportunity to aaw-mblc together
luue or eeuraity.
ll
AT BaIa SkftliA 1t luiltniN In tl.
tate of George Parker, Sr.; deceased, sold
Tuesday afternoon Dec. 20th, the following
prices were realized : No. 1, corner lot 20
by 08. 12,100, S. J. Cover; No. 2, 20 by 5rt,
1890. 8 J. Cover; No. 8. 20 by 56, IG75.
Daniel Flick; No. 4, 20 by 50. f)50 J. J.
Bchell; No. 5, 20 by 511. $400, A. J. Col
born; No. , lffiy 5, $4.10, H. Reiser; No,
7, 17 by 56. $415, 8. P. Snyder.
ItEPORTofthe Somerset Union School
lor ine month ending January 12, 1874.
Kook No. 1. C. A. Sntder.
Number of pupils enrolled ; msles 34
females 33 : total 67.
Average attendance , males 23 ; females
zo ; total oi.
Percentage of attendance; males 70;
females 84 : total 77.
Names of those who attended every day
during the month. George D. Hughus,
Minnie Craver, Jane Brallier, Annie
Martin, Annie Brallier, Minie Cunning
ham, Carrie Brubaker.
Names of those who deserve credit for
good conduct Annie Martin, Emma
Parker, May Coffroth. Lottie Weimer.
Nannie Kantner, Nora Cunningham, Julia
llicuman, Horace Casebeer, Jacob Case
beer, Harry Uhl, Wilson Knepper, Frank
r eimer.
Names of those who made the greatest
progress in reeding. Julia Hichmsn, Mm
nie Craver, Annie Jones, Ella Kantner,
narry lolborn. Annie Brallier. Jane Ural
lier, Charlie Simpson, John Shater, Allie
t'aiton, Emma Parker.
Names of those who made the greatest
progress tn Arithmetic Austin Fried line.
Charlie Simpson. John Shafer. Annie Mar
tin, May Coffroth, Maggie Walter, liobert
Scull, r red. Swice, Annie Jones, Blunch
Good, Alpheus Davis.
Names of those who made the greatest
progress in Grammar. May Cotlroth,
Maggie Walter, Charlie Simpson, John
Shater, F. Brallier, Laura Picking, Annie
Martin, Lottie Weimer, Annie Jones,
Blanch Good. Ella Kantner.
Names of those who made the greatest
progress in writing, C.Simpson, t. Ural
tier, Jno Shater, Geo. D. Hughus, May
lonrotn, time Iirubaker, Annie Martin,
Julia liichman, Maggie Walter.
Names of those who made the greatest
progress ia orthography. Geo. Hughus,
John Shafer, Austin Friedline, Allie Pst
ton, F. few ice, Minnie Craver, Miune
Cunningham, Nora Cunningham.
Names of those who made the most pro
cress in GeoerraDhv. May Coffroth.
HIanch Good, Annie Jones, Julia liichman,
liobert Scull.
Room No. 2. Miss Lizzir Kooser.
Number of pupils enrolled; males 2
females 39 : total 66. '
Average attendance ; males 22 ; females
31 : total 53.
Percentage of attendance ; malea 82
females 84 : total 80.
Names of those w ho attended every day
during the month. Nosh Stahl, Abbie
Scull, Emma Keiscr, Cora Knepper, Susan
Huston. Edith Scbell, Amanda Miuitz,
Keonie Burkhart, Ella Lichty.
Names of those who deserve credit for
eood conduct. Msry Lichty, Annie Con
rad, Frank Hill. Amanda Shulu. Fannie
Baer, Herman Stahl, Mary Kline, Maggie
Martin, Noah Stahl, Jcna rioibrook, Geo.
Showman.
Names of those who made the greatest
progress in the diUerent studies.
Kcsding. Edmund I ole, Ueorge liaer.
Harry Holderbaum, May Cunningham,
Clara Zimmerman, Cora Knepper, Ada
Knepper.
Arithmetic. Fina Conrad, Fannie
Baer, Frank Hill. Lincoln Friedline. Har
ry Holderbaum, Mary Klein, Harry Wei
mer, Mary Lichty, Herman Stahl.
GeogAphy.-AmandaShultz. Ida Heffley.
George Baer, Minnie Keiler, Emma
Keiser.
Orthogrsphy Charlie User, Eddie
Simpson, Herman Stahl, Maggie Hill,
Mary Lichty, Mary Klein, Amanda Shultz.
Grammar Fannie Baer, Abbie Scull,
Herman Stahl, Mary Shaffer, Mary Kline.
Writing Emma Keiser, Kennie Burk
hsrt, Foster Walter. Herman Stahl.
Room No. 3 Miss Kosr Huston.
Number of pupils enrolled; males 3T;
females 33 ; total 70.
Average attendance ; males 32 ; females
28; total 60.
Percentage of attendance; males 87;
females 85; total 86.
Names of those who attended every day
during the month. Eddie Ellis, Jacob
Schell. Eddie Piscl. Willie Bice, Adam
Slickernian, Eddie Kimmell, Willie Schell,
Isaac Ncimiller, Russel Chi, Annie Fried
line. Carrie UhL Mary Weimer, Ella HilL
Annie Knee, Annie Sanner, Mary Roberts,
Edna Schrock, Jsne Showman, Darlie
Scull, Mamie I hl, Nettie Lichty.
Names of those who deserve credit for
rood conduct. Alliert Holbrook, Eddie
Kantner, Robert Stuart, George Piatt,
Darlie Scull, Emma Berkey, Elmire
Knepper, Annie Simpson.
Names of those who made the greatest
progress in the different studies:
lUading Mary Weimer, Mary Rolierts,
Bunker Jones, Robert Coltiorn, Frank
Mevers, Geo. Neff.
Arithmetic Jacob Schell, Eddie Bru
baker, Jane Showman, (Annie Hicks, Mm
tie Davis, Emma Miller.
Geography. Carrie I'hl, Annie Sanner,
Kate Shafer, Paul Schell, Frank Cunning
ham, Eddie Kimmell.
Orthography.-Ellie Hill, Annie Wooley,
Eva Shater, Jennie liichman, Andrew
Wooley. Joe Patton.
Writinr. Albert Holbrook. Charlie
Walter, Alex. Weimer, Willie Schell.
Annie Friedline, Beckie NefT.
Room No. 4. Miss Lizzie Gaither
Number of pupils enrolled; males 38;
females 35; total 73.
Average attendance ; males 30; females
27 ; total 57
Percentage of attecdauce; males 79; fe
males T7; total 79.
Names of those w ho attended every day
during the month. durance Altratner,
George Knee. Edwin Knepper, frank
Saylor, Robert Patton, Ellie Bricker Em
ma Weimer, Annie Saylor, Maud Schell
Names of those who made the greatest
progress in their studies.
Willie Baer, Clarence Altfather, George
Knee. Franklin Miller. John Sampseli,
Edwin Knepper, Willie Knable, Emma
Weimer, Carrie Mc'Afee, With Knepper,
Clara Pile, Mand Schell, Lucie Shaffer,
Minnie Chorpening, Annie Saylor.
Mineral Point 1'a.
Jan. 10th, 1874.
Mrsmin Editors : A 8uliecriber lrom
Caaselman who takes kindly to the fact of
being "fulsome and bungling writer.
would have you believe that he made
pot nf in correcting the irregularity of the
mails at his Post Office. If this be true.
no one is more pleased at the result than
the undersigned : but while we are pleas
ed. we cannot help resenting the blatant
ignorance that singles out a wrong at
particular place and fixes that wrong
through the public press, on innocent part
ies. His com Dilution of last week which
purports to be a reply to our article of the
week previous list not one original idea in
it. and but three lines that would pass mus
ter as original matter. To answer an
article of which every true idea was your
own. and thus rive a niuny the chsnce oi
compiling another article keeping himself
before the public on the strength of other
brains does not pay. We therefore dis
miss "A Subscriber" by referring him to
a moral lesson suited to his case, found in
Proverbs 27th chapter and 2.'nd verse.
E. 1). Mili.kr, P. M.
Milkokd, Tr., )
Jan. 14th 1U74. J
Mr. Editor : A great deal ol confusion
excitement and discord is manifest at this
time in this township, and the small villages
within its territory, on the subject of the
sale and removal of the old Lutheran and
Ketormed Church property, situate in the
borough of New Centrevillc.
Both congregations built new houses of
worship and nave abandoned the old prop
erty ; both, under the dog in the manger
policy, hve appointed committees author
izing them to sell, and they have posted
their notices throughout the neighborhood.
offering the house, bell, and church furni
ture at public sale on the 24th inst.
Yt e contend this committee is acting on
very doubtful authority, and have no right
to dispose ot the properly advertised. 1 he
fee simple wss vested in the Church's
Trustees lor well defined and particular
purposes, none of which authorizes them
to sell it ;' but s'i given as a boon and a
legacy to the people of this townehip for
school and religious privileges.
Francis Pbillippi ol the lte formed church,
and John Gebhart of tbe Lo'tUer$ (4tuli;
Oiicinal settleri.'anw depa'Hed saints who
bate rftbuldefetl td dust m the quiet" dhurch
yard of their bounty, from their generous
and ' benevolent "dispositions, ' gave the
gfoundsasR'fcmetry for' tbe dead, and
for tbe building of a house for instructor),
fru(i(ioa'andtrig)OH9 WWP farever.
5'TneLuthen and lteformed churches
made common cause and erected the
house for mutual worship, by subscription.
It was constructed of logs, "chuncked and
daubed" bul suited the hearty worebip-
pers of 'ye olden time." More than fifty
years ago the house was wcatherboarded
and lined inside, the work standing as firm
and durable in appearance to-day as when
finished. And now that mutual hatred
and wrangling discord have severed the
ancient ties and broken the holy bonds of
oroineriy iricnasnip between the churches,
shall we, who can hold this building for
educational purposes, let vandal hands
raze it to the ground?
We protest against its destruction in the
name of our dead sires whose dust is in
the keeping of the church! In the name
of the dead mothers of Israel, who wor
shipped under its friendly roof ! In the
name of the dead saints who gave the
ground as a religious patrimonial inheri
tance to their children, for all time ! In
the name ot the dead ministers who have
made the thunder of their eloquence echo
on its trembling walls ! In the name of
the cross, and the story of salvation by
grace, told from its sacred desk for three
quarters of a century ! In the name of its
glorious history, written on the tablets of
human hearts, and stamped upon the minds
of living men ! In the name of Sunday
Schools past and present, and the moral
instruction to the youth of the land ! In
the name of God ! In the name of all the
churches as they now stand and hope for
preservation and perpetuity ! and in the
name of the neople we do now enter our
protest against the sale or demolition of
this graud old house. The site on which
it stands is one of the most beautiful and
picturesque to be found in the great val
ley between the Laurel Hill and Allegheny
mountain', commanding extensive views
of landscape for many miles in every di
rection. Many citizens can stand in the
doors of their rural homes and look
with pleasure on the sacred house, with
its old-fashioned spire pointing upward to
that home, where fathers, mothers and!
children, who received the sanctifying in
fluences of christian fellowship within
its blessed walls do now rexie in the
bosom of God ; where they first learned
the truths of righteousness, and under the
drippings of its sanctuary prepared their
immortal spirits ior an abundant entrance
through the gates of pearl to the golden
sireeisoi ineir eternal rest. Considerations
like these should make us pause before we
strike out of existence sn ancient land
mark. Those who have lived here for
half a century, who received the seal of
righteousness at the baptismal font of the
old church, and faithfully attended its
ministry all their lives do painfully re
gret the sale and extirpation of this house;
and the younger portion of the communi
ty, in their ardor and zeal for the preser
vation of its history and glorious records.
will oppose Its destruction and cling to its
many memories. IS.
Kenneli s Miils Jan. 14th. 1874.
Dear Herald : The neat and lieauti
ful little church, which for some time past
lias been building at this place, was, w ith
appropriate services consecrated to the wor
ship of God on hist Sabbath.
It is to I known as , "the I'nion Church
of Kennel's Mills." The services beiran
on Saturday night with a sermon by Rev.
It F. Bishop ot "the M. E. Church. "
On Sabbath morninir the house was
crowded to iu utmost capacity with atten
tive hearers. The sermon was by-Rev. Mr.
Lepley of the Lutheran Church, a former
pastor in this vicinity, but now rcsidin; at
Hampstead, Md. Mr. Lenlv thousrh sep
arated from our people for many years, has
a numlier of virm friends who mil survive
and to whom bis earnest kindly utteran
ces brought back vividly the scenes of
other days, when in the prime of man
hood he stood liefore them as one "sent for
the defence of the gospel."
on one occasion during Ins pustoral here,
his pointed rebukes ot prevailing vices
arroused the resentment of "the baser sort"
and he was shut out of the school house
here divine service was held.
Animated by the spirit which possessed
Martin Luther on going to the Diet of
Worms, he mounted a grassy tiank in the
presence of the people and exclaimed, "I'll
pnach the gospel in this place even if
there be as many devils here as stones in
tiladden's Run."
The eveninr sermons was bv Rev. Mr.
Neal pastor ot the M. E. Church at Ml
Savage. This gentleman is a delightful
speaker, and his sermon on "The spirit
uality of true worship, was listened too
with rapt attention. The finances were
managed by Her. Mr. Bishop, who at the
close of the morning sermon obtained sub
scriptions and cash to the amount of nearly
$230.
The house is a substantial frame build
ing, with carved doors. 1 he inside walls
are covered with paper of so neat a pattern
that many suppose the building to be fres
coed. The actual cost in cash is little over
$700, having been largely reduced by con
tributions of labor and material. There
is still a balance of $100 to Iw raised but
this will be speedily provided for. An in
teresting revival meeting is now in prog
ress.
A Friend.
Our tourists visit the old world, forget'
ting that in the centre of our own is see
nery which in grandure and magnificence.
is as superior to theirs as our mountains
rise above the pigmy hills of the Khine.
Perhaps there are few localities so impres
sive in their character as is Meunt Lincoln,
covered w ith an eternal diadem ol snow,
and rising 14,700 feet above the level of the
sea. This is emphatically the dome of
our continent. At its elevated summit.
within a circle ol 10 feet, three great
streams have a common source. Ihe
Plattee and the Arkanses, together lo car
ry thcis waters to the Atlantic, whilst the
Colorado as if conscious of her powers
wends her solitary course for 1000 miles
to the Pacific, standing at this divsrging
point, the strange spectacle is presented of
clouds rolling beneath your leet, lit up by
the automatic flashes ot lightning and ac
companied by the loud thunders roar,
whilst alove is seen the sun shining out in
uiaenifice nt splendor. Descending a few
thousand feet, tbe limit of the growth ol
timber is indicated by its well defined
lines, this is aliout 12,000 feet alKive the
level ot the sea. Here the strawberry is
seen struggling into lite; a tew thousand
feet ol a lurther descent these are found
fully developed, when descending a9 many
more they are fully ripened and falling
from the stem. Beautiful flowers, in lull
bloom, reared there modest heads within a
few feet of the melting snow, in so close
proximity that with one hand (without
changing your position) you can make a
snow ball with one and with the oth
er pluck a flower. It was at the head wat
ers of the Colorado that Capt. Samuel
Adams organized his expedition of 12 men.
built his tour boats and descended in the
same, through cannons tiirec tnousand
feet in depth, 8 beautiful Parks or valleys
lrom ten to 65 miles in length, covered
ith the most nutritious grasses, traversed
by clear cool streams filled with the finest
bull, and surrounuea by inexnaiisiiuie
mines of precious metals. In his letters
written to Judges Agncw of the supreme
Court of this State, and others, the Captain
stated that it was his opinion that the great
fall of the Colorado would be found within
400 miles ot the main divide of the Hocky
mountains, and not in the exagerated can
nons of the same below. The correctness
of his statements were fully verified by his
descent of the river. Previous to this he
had demonstrated that steamers could as
cend the Colorado atoll teatont to Callville,
650 miles from its mouth, going far beyond,
where by Govermcnt reports it was official
ly said to be iinjiossible to ascend, demon
strating that tbere was a natural outlet to
a sea coast larger lhan all Europe, and pas
sing through mines ol gold, silver, copper
snd lead, richer apd mure accessible than
in any other portion of the United States.
Many ot these are now partially worked,
whilst the fabulous richness ot others is
evinced by the abandoned shafts and the
rude arrasta where thousands have mined,
and lived in the cities now reaching for
miles and presenting tbe imassive spec
tacle of a chain of unbroken ruins.
The report of Capt Adams to Secretary
Stanton, (under whose oiders be prosecu
ted his difficult and unsupported explora
tions) was published three times by Con
gress tiyhtetn months before Major Poitell
erer tate the Colorado. The Major de
scended the Green Itiver, lrom the Rail
road crossing, about six thousand one
hundred upd, twenty fret above the level ol
the sea, at a distance ot about 1200 miles
from the mouth of the Colorado, having
(he ben tit of the notes of Capt. Adams, and
the experience of Mr. White (whose com
panion was killed, when" descending .the
Colorado, troui the junction' of the Grand
and the Green, upon an hnpurfsct raft'
composed ot r 1 4) j ogs kislied together, ac
compliVUrifJ the entire distance upon the
same ran wuuoui meeting wuu any ac
cklent Thd' farti respiting' Lis' trips
Mere st the lime publisbed in the prtitiii-
neni pscrs
wbicn tlif
llic trsdi t
bgat, conatrqrteU st Oovtruuient espense
in Chlugo. It is due to tbe parties open
ing up the country, by whose exertions
snd bnrdshil Major Powell has profited,
that tbe country should know to whom it
is indebted for a knowledge of one ol tbe
OI tne WlUUiry, a Cyj " J"" nouyer. v m. nairr, qaaiuei n. .:riwsfisia(
Maior Uaa Tvbej, following in -h.'c't EmS RaArSi f T.
)fs -'.WllUe ran, UIHJQ Bitfe ! eonv.niru to aThooiraslllt and ehurebea.
most important rivers upon the, American
continent, and we have no hesitancy in
saying that sooner or later, a just decision
will be pronounced by a grateful and dis
criminating public. By a cursory exami
nation of the map, the latitude, climate
and geographical position of the vast coun
try embraced within Capt Adams five
and one half years explorations, can be
SAtisfactorally understood. That we have
known so little of this "Urea incognita"
is remarkably strange. Sufficient has
been demonstrated by Capt. Adams, to
show unmistakably that it is a most valu
ablo Krtion of our public domain, and be
ing rich, its inexhaqslable resources can
not long be kept from the world.
A
MARRIED.
GAITHER HURST On the 13th inst.
by L. F. Bittle, V. 1). M., in the Disciples
Church at Somerset, Jas. B. Gaither Esq,
to Miss Nannie Hurst. No cards.
THOMAS SHAFFER On the 18th
of January, by the Rev. J. A. Nuner. Mr.
Valentine Thomas to Miss Anna E. Shaffer,
all of Somerset Co., Pa.
ZIMMERMAN MEYERS On Jaa
l.")th, by Rev. A. E. Truxal, Mr. Joseph
Zimmerman of Berlin, to Miss Hannah
Meyers of Somerset tp.
FRIEDLINE BRENDLE On the
15th inst., at the parsonage, Sipcsville Pa.,
by Rev. H. F. Keener. Mr. Frank Fried
line of Jefferson tp., to Miss Susan Brendle
of Jenner tp., this county.
DIED.
CASEBERR On the 8th inst., Johna
than Casebeer of Somerset tp.. aged 51
years, 5 months and 29 days.
SOHEUET MABMET,
Corrected weoklr ty A. J. Cakkbbk A Co.
Applet, dried, f ft....
Applelmuer. )) gal
Kutter. V
Huekwlieat, boiliel..
lieowax, V l
Bacon, ibuuldora, y ..
aides, " ..
" hams, " ..
Corn, bushel
Com meal y
Cull skius, yt
Kkk'. V 1"
Flour, M! ,
Flaisenl y bo., (M ft).
Lard, V ft
Leather, red sole, V ft..
" upper " ..
kip, " ..
ats, ft bo
Pol lues, ) bu
reaches, dried, ft ft
Kvc ft hu
IUks. ft
Salt, No. 1, V bM
r"1"
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Sugar, yeltow ft ft
whit " ,
Tallow V !
Woul.fi ft
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Oatavtir Liisiaaeac
There la no pain waieh the
Centaur Liniments will not re
lieve, no swelling they will not
ulxlue, and no lameness which
they will not eare. This Is
strong; language, but It It trae.
They have produced more cures
of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
jaw palsy, sprains, swellings, caked breasts. scalds,
burns, alt-rheum, ear-ache, Ac, upon the human
frame, and of strains, atvln, galls, ha., upon an
imals in one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. TbeyarecounUr-
irritaut, an all healing pain reliever. Cripples
throw away their crutches, the lame walk, poltus
on bites are rendered harmless, and the wounded
are healed without a tear. It la no humbug. The
recipe Is published around each bottle. They tell
as do article ever before sold, and they tell be
cause It does jutt what they pretend to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain er swelling
deserve to suOer If they will not use Centaur Lin
iment. More than 1,000 oertlOeatet of remarkable
cures, Including froten limbs, throe ie rheumatism,
gout, running tumors, As., have been received. We
will s-ad a circular containing eertlfloales, the
recipe, Ac, gratia, to any one requesting it. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment ia
worth one hand red dollars for spavined er tweeaied
horses and moles, or for screw worm la sheep.
Stock ownert-these liniments are worth yewr atten
tion. No family should be wltheat them. 'White
wrapper for family ate ;" Yellow wrapper far an
imals. Sold by all Druggists. &Se per battle;
large bottles SI 00. J. B. ROSEA CO., St Broad
way, new tors.
Cabtori A la mora thaa a subttltate fur Casta
Oil. It Is the only ter article la existence which
Is certain to assimilate the food, regulate the bow
els, cure wind-colic and predaes natural sleep. It
contains neither minerals, morphine er alcohol,
and ia pleasant te take. Children need; not cry
and methen may rest. aprilX
The IInnhoId Panarrau
AND
Family Lialufnt
is the beat remedy In the world for tbe follow Las;
cxinipiauiia, vis: i Tampa in ine lubds ana niotm-
acn, rain in ineaiomacn, Moweis. or Hide, Rheum
atism In all iu forma. Billions Colic, Neuralgia,
Cholera, Dysentery, Colds, Fresh wounds. Burnt.
Sore Throat. Spinal Comnlainta. Retrains and
Uralses, Chills and Fever. Fur Internal and fcz-
lereal use.
Iu operation ia not only to relieve the patient,
but entirely removes the cause of the eomulaint.
It penetrates and pervades the whjle system, re-
suirint; neaitnv acuon u an its parte, and quiet
ening Ihe blood.
The Household panacea, it purely Vegetable and
All Healing.
I'repared by
CURTIS a. BROWIf,
No. 21 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by all druggists. July I
Thirty Years Experience of I
an ia J nrse.
Mrs. WiaeJalow'a Rootblwr ayrast It
the prescription ef one of tbe beat Female Phvai-
eians and Nurses In the United States, and hat
been need for"tblrty rears with never falling safe
ty and success by milliontof mothers and children.
irom tnc leeDie imam oi one weea oia to tne ad am
Il eurrecta aridity of the Komarh. relieves wind
colic, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
anu com ion w motner ana enuu. we believe It
to be the Uest and Sorest Remedy in the World
in ail eases of II Y S KM T KK Y and IIIAKKHCKA
IN CH1I.DKKN, whether it arises from Tecthinsr
or from any other cause. Fll directions for aslng
win accompany earn mime, none (tenutne un
less the fac-simile ofCl'KTIS It PERKINS ia
on tne outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. jolya
Children often look Pale and
Nick
from no other eanae than having worms In tbe
stomach.
BWJWX'S V KBM I Ft'U E COM FITS
will destroy Worms wltboat Injury te tbe child,
being perfectly WHITK, and free fro as all color
ing or other injurious Ingredients usually used
in worm preparations.
CCKT1SA BROWN Proprietors.
No. at Fulton Street, New Turk.
Sold aw Drvaatlit md CSamiala. iti Dtmtmrm im
Mtatttnti mi i wasTT-ri vs tun a Box. jlyS
A'ew AJcertitements
"JsJOTIUE.
is nerany pcivtn inai nm. ri. 11 vy, assignee or
ifavid savior, nat niea nu sccouat is mv offles
and that lb same will be presented to the Court
fur cuourmation oa Thursday, February lstb, 'M.
31. MJilHUt'l,
janl l'rothonotary.
"PIVE
PAUMS FOR KENT.
1 have onclnded to quit fannlna: on accusal of
111 health, and Oder all my farms at private rents
Tbe Farms are situate In Allairh.ny township,
Somerset county, Pa. Any person wishing to rem
will come and eiamine farms, or cootult ma bv lat
ter, at Mount Healthy, Pa.
janzi naai Li, n avAavEK.
l'Yo'ki now iiiitil the
1st day of Murt-Ii,
will .soli uieiiV Aboyn"
riot hi at IO per eU
profit for CASH oiilj.
A No a lot of Overeoatn
at OKT. Remember
place, oppose, Homer
Met House.
janll
pUBLIC SALE.
-sly virtue of an order or the Omhsa,' Cbrl or
Somerset euanty, wew'U jell at pybtltakla the' rest
estate of lau,el He'ycrjf, tlecoaKed; tats Of Mil'
td towSttiip, od Sa.tur.tav, tbe th dav or JanS
arv, lt74, on tba V remises, at one o'clock p. .,
oowtalnMs; I9t acres, mort or less, or which ISO
acres are cleat, 90 acres In meadow, with hout)'
sin-ufar house, bars' and other imuroaciaetiu) lhc'r
oa erected; a good lrvt onsharu sad a turar orrh-
aru 01 c'-V itl on iuv wnnv, auwuuancv m iimo
and hiiumlnoa. eAal on tht adlolblnr farm: ad
jotulns; lands oT Tobias Meyen, TreeuUn lfcdeld
Taaaia. tl.aafi in band let April. 1174. remain
der In payments of SSUQ annually, without inter
est; ten per cent of the haod money to be paid on
the day of tale: deferred payments to be secured
on the premise.
TOBIAS MET EHH.
WM. M. CKIUHFIELD,
)anl4 Adminltlratora.
New A&nr(i$f!inml.
CIOUIIT PROCLAMATION.
WasasAS. the Honorable, William M. Hall,
P.es datit of Ihe. several Court! of Common Pleat
of ibeCounUm eotnpoaint; tho tiateenth Jadleial
iiiaiAt mi Inaf tr nr th l!ourta of Orvrand Tar.
miner and General Jail Dellrerv. for the trial of
all Mnltnl and oilier otfondera in lha a id Dialnet,
and Lewi A. Teases and Joaiah Hoarar, a
qairea. J iidge of the hiurttof Common Pleas, and
Juatteea of the Courta of tyer and Tanalnar, aad
ttonaral Jail Deliver?, for Ilia trial of ail aapltaJ
and other olleoderslo the County of Soioeraat. tut t
laautd tbelr prompts aud to ma directed, lor hold
Ins a (Juurt of Common Pleat, and General Qaar-
ta seaaions oi me rrMf, ann ireoerai Jan mjww
try sad Courta of Oyer and Terminer, at Somanat
Osi nd7, rebrasrjr I6ta, 1S71
NoTim ft kerf by giren to all the Justices of the
Peaie, the Coroner and Constables within tba said
County of Somerset, that they ba then and there in
their proper persona, with their rolls, record. iaqaV
titioos. (laminations, and other remembrances, ta
do those thint;t which to their offices and in that
behalf appertain to be done; and alto, they who
will prosecute analnsttne prisoners mat are or snail
Da la tns inn oi nomersei county, in ne men ana
there, ts woseente against them at shall be )ast
NaaasiS Orsira. J OLIVER KNEPPER,
SOBSRMt, Jan., n. ( Sheriff.
N
OTICE
1 harabv emutton ail nartont araintt turebasina
a erllAeate of the Nomaraet borough tehocl boartL
draws la faror of Pile It Neff, for two hand red
dollars, and transferred to T. J. Picking A Co.,
dated Dee. S Uli. At I have not received value
for the same. JACOB '. PILE.
send S3 eenta lor the new
self adjusting; eiajarette
aad etgar holder. 3 tor 40
eta. M. K. Koberts a Co.
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A PPEALS.
Notice Is hereby given to the taxable Inhabi
tants of the county ol Somerset that appeals will
be held by the Commissioners on the days and
places specified. Appeals will also be held at the
same time for tbe enrolieil gmllliiaof the county,
when aad where they can attend II they thank
proper, to wit:
For Jenner township on Tuesday, the 3-1 day of
February next, at the bouse ol Tho. Oalleliur,
In said township.
For Conemaugh township on Wednesday, the
4th day of February next, at the bouse of Kculer,
In Davldsvllle, ia said township.
For Paint township on Thursday, the ith day of
resruary next, at me ueraey school House, in said
township.
For Shade township on Friday, the Sib day of
aald townaaip.
Fer Ueemahonlng township and sbiyslown bor
ough on Saturday, the Ttb day of February next,
at the election house in said borough.
ForStoaycreek township on Tuesday, the 10th
day of February next, at the house of Jot. Stull,
in said township.
For Allegheny township and New Baltimore on
Wednesday, the 11th day of February next, at the
house ol Ooo. A. Kimnud, In said township.
For BrotbertYalley and Berlin borough on Tues
day, tbe td day of March next, at the house of
Sam. Ferret, In Berlin borough.
Fur Northampton township on Wednesday, the
4th day of March next, at the house of Samuel
Poorhaugb, la said tewnship.
For Southampton township aad Wellrrsburg
borough on Thursday, the ilii day ef Match next,
at the honse of Peter Knereetue, in sabt borough.
For lrlmer township on Friduy. the Sth day of
Mareh next, at the election houae In said town
ship. Fur Oreenvillc township on Saturday, tbe 7th
day ef March next, at the house of A. J! Sterner,
In said township.
For Summit township and Dale City borough
en Monday, the sth day of March next, at the
house of rredexlrk Naugle, In said borough.
For ElkUek township and Salisbury borough on
Tuesday, tbe loth day of Mareh next, at the housei
ot liaaiei uareaa, la said borough.
For Addison township on Thursday, the 13th
day of March next, at the house of Levi Dean, In
tela lownenip.
Fat Lower Turkevfoot townahtn and I'rslna bor
ough oa Friday, the lth day of Mareh next, at
ine tteaiora nomas, ia aald borough.
For I'pper Tarkeyfoot township on Saturday,
the 14th day of Mareh next, at the house of John
A. She Its. In said township.
For Mlddleereek tewnshlnon Moadav. the 10th
day ef March next, at the houae of JtH Switser,
la said township.
For Milford township and New Ontreville bor
ough oa Tuesday, tbe 17th day of March next, at
ine election nonte, in aaia wwnanip.
For Jefferson township on Wednesday, the lath
day of March next, at the house of Solemon Ba
ker, in said township.
For Somerset township and Somerset Borouirh
on Thursday and Friday, the ltfth and autb days of
jnaren next, at me cjstmlsi toners ofnee, in said
borough.
w bed and where all persons and outdo rations
feeling tbemtelvet aggrieved at tbe enumeration
and valuation ef their taxable property and eft rets
made pursuant te the several acta of Assembly in
such case made and provided, are requested to at
tend aad state their grievances for redress accord
ing to law. Special attention It also directed to
the following portion of article 4, section an act
for the organisation, discipline and regulation of
the militia of the Commonwealth of Peansvlva
nia,towit: On tbe day the CommietionerR meet
to review tbe aascaamonu of real and personal
pruperty'for or holding appeals, they shall aleode
tennlne who are exempt or not liable to do milita
ry duty, Ave.
Tbe appeals will be held on thedavs above men.
tinned, between the hours of s o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m.
JSniB J. WALTER,
Attest: . VAL J.M1LLKH.
JaeoaNarr, F.J. COCNTRYMAX,
Clerk, (.'ommlscioncrs.
jan7
SSIGXEES' SALE.
The undersign eil will offer at hublic sale, at the
honse of Ievl WoU.rsberner, In tbe town of Caa
selman. on Wednesday, the 21st day of January,
1874, tbe fvllowlns; property, vis:
no. 1. a large sew two story frame house.
fdatlered, irraln ami papered, bavins; a never fail
Dt; well of water in the basement, cellar and out
house: House contains V rooms and hall, and is
suitable for a public or private house. There ia a
rood Irame stable ami other out buildings on the
kit. Projierty situate in the town of Casselinaa
and now occupied by Levi Wolfersherk-cr.
No. 2. A two ttorv plank house iu the tnwn of
CsselraancontatniiK 7 rooms, aud there it a good
Irame stable on tne lut.
No. X ai acres of wood farrolna land, contalninir
a six foot vein of coal and a seven fisMt vein ol lime
stone Immediately under tbe sua!, adjoining the
town of Casselman.
No. 4. 14 acres a-ood farminir land: rontainlng:
also the tlx foot vein of coal and four root vein of
limestone; also 3 or 4 other veins of coal; ailoin
Ins; the town of Casselman ami the P. R It W.
Railroad.
No. ft. From 75 ta 100 buildlnz lots ia the town
of Caecelmao.
NoS. Also tht undivided 'i of a tract of land
In Hllford township containing ;i acres, ttrlet
measure.
DA VIP HAY,
Assignee uf Iri Wnlfershertier.
Alan, at the tame time and idace I will olfer the
Fallowing, vis:
No. 1. A two story log honse In the town of Cas
selman, having a stable and s never falling spring
on the hit.
1 No. 1 A tract of mineral and timber land, eon
talnloff SU acres, adjoining lands of J. I. Koddy
and others.
No. 3. A tract of land containing !' ! acre, on
the south side or the P. B. A W. K. K. at Cassel
snan: a splendid location for manufactories.
No. 4. A tract of band containing about 11 acres,
on the south tide ef tbe P. B. A W. K. K. near
Caaselman: also a food site for manufactories.
No. ft. The minerals under 11 acres of laud, ad
joining the tows of Cataeliaan.
DAVID HAY,
Assignee of L. Wolfertberger an 1 1. J. PhilllntiL
Alsis at same time anil place we will otter the
following property, via:
No. 1. The plaj Ing mill at Casselman, which
can be nsed lor a dwel ling or for manufacturing,
and a lots belonging to said property, containing
IS acres.
No. X The saw mill ef WoMersbcrzer, I'billlp
pl A Uo.
Turns of tale oa all the foregoing property a
follows. One-third ia hand; lo percent, of which
It te be paid on day of tale, and balance on l'b.
S, when deeds will be delivered; one-tbinl In three
months and one-third iu S months with Interest!
to be secured by judgment. Sale to commence
at iu o cluck.
DAVIP HAY,
Assignee of Itvl Welferabergyr.
PPTKR ZCFALT
Aselgnre of W. Zafall, 8. Plillllppl and W. PhU-
Waller, Auctioneer. JnsT
P
UBLIC SALE.
tfy virtue of s eommlaslsns to as directed at
Trustees of the estate of F. C. Ohley, -we will tell
at Public Sale on the premises on
Friday January 2'ird 1874.
the following real estate vli: a certain house aad
lot situate In Salisbury Borough Somerset Coun
ty, Pa., containing about three eights () ot
an Acre, whereon It erected a good two story frame
dwelling bouse, stable and other outbuildings,
bounded by lots of Isaiah Lepley on the north,
en the East by Urant Street, South by Henry
Wetmlller and West by an allev. attached aa Uu
propertdrSrf T. V. Uhley at the sul,t of PhlUxfli,,
TfcUHS: Carh ou delirerr of deed.
DmiSMEYKKS,
JOSI AH SKAFKR,
9EO. W.
BiNFOKP,
Tro.ssee
Jas. 7.
"y ULU.NTA Ry ASU-V $Xr
lasriiJ CritcbacVI and wife, of MUford In,
Bjomerset (V. Pa., by deed or Asclgnujet, taaVa
aaslgneil ail their eftate real std pewmak t,o the
undersigned In trust, for the batft of tbcV cred
flors. All parjpnt Indebted to, tefi Jacob C'riarb.
field will luake luuaediate navment and thus
havlrr claims will
in maae e tame aatiwn wiinmui
deiay7 ' NVILUAMi
CMiTCHnrx.il,
Assignee.
OUSES FOK SALE.
amlarsigned offer II horses and I tolls st
private sale en the farm ef Noah Sootl, near L'rsl
na. Pa., at any time between now and February
1st, 11174. The bones sre all good work and car
riage nonet, ranging In age from S to 10 years, and
will be sold at low prices and on long time.
decSI Y VTZT 4 S tlTT.
SMOKERS
ynf A'h'crlueinfitt
ySSKJXKKS' SAUv--
' be nivlersl-rnml aeslsnen of l " i ' C, in l.fi"l I.
will oiler ai j.ol,i , ,... ,; !. ,-, i,ih. .von Kri lny
January ;uth 1S74, lli f...,w.,i r. iil r..i'e. via :
A tract ol land allwa'ed in 1i!,.r.l n.wi.-;.l.. cm
ttlionir I .! in.T,- r !r.. ,, .n ,,-. f
Juhn crllchlield. II. i.r j...irl. . ,. cril l.iield
and other., al-mtwi a.:,.-, .,, Wlii...l r,. ,.:lI.t.,,
having tliervoa ere.-t.-il. u ki ,:Wl in r ,
and barn, there la alo a w,m ,. .".,
in gjod roiinloy- or ler. 'i ue lao.l ,. , ,. s..m.
ersot A Mineral Point Kailioad. ,. ,', ,.,.
nienio at one o'clock e. at. ol said day.
Terms made known on day of Sab-'.
WILLIAM CKHVIIPIKD.
Aii'l'4Ut:e,
U L K TU A C C E PT or K E Yl'S E.
Unvld Iiormayer, neiieeea. iinenninarici (
with Henry Claycomb. ( atlic-rlnr, InterinBrried
with Jacob Knoi, reflding In Westmoreland conn-
ty. Pa., tavlnla, intermarried with John Clay -
comb, residing in Cambria County. Pa.
You are bereliy notineii Hint m jiursuarn'r oi a
writ of partition issued out of Iho I M-pban' 'ourt
of Somerset County, Pa., I will hold an liinrst on
the real estate f i'ctcr Durmayer, dewMscd, in
Somerset Township, at bis lute rpnl-.'i nee. on
Tburtdty. the 2:ini day of January 171, wliere
you can attend If you think proper.
OI.I KU KXLPPMI.
Dee 17 .sheriff.
(K .1 f A 1' t. M P l.O V .ti t. I . "
j At Home, Male or Female, vi t . a week
warranted. No capital required.
F ull particulars
and a valuable sanipie sent tree,
ct. return stamp. A. 1. oiri!.
Wllllumsburb, N. .
Ad'tri-". with t
Filth street.
octl"J
But Sfll Our Fruirli'Oil I'limmus.
Tj 12 new ones just arrived. Sole even's in this
e-l country. These r.ru ull beauties. Uaritw and
hulldsollie. Retail Price, tl.io. Will sen t you
O '1 by mail, post paid, mounted ready lor tntiiies,
& for "S cents; 3 lur tl.w, or the whole VI lor 1(1. M.
Agents wIk. eare lo innke from VM to rVsi per
sjeut. should send for circulars of our fast .n.il-
- itig Urelul articles. Address
PLUMB CO.,
p dee-24 108 South 8th St., PbiliiilelpMii. Pa
HaflioflJ: How Lost, How Eestored!
Jatt publisbctl. a new edition of Dr. Ciilverwcll's
Celebrated essay on the railicnleure (wirhout med
icine) of SjieruiatorrliieA or SemiiiHl Weiiknes.
Involuntary Seminal Losses. Imputunry. Mcntul
and Physical Incapacity. Impeilinients lo .Mar
riage, etc.; also. 'onumilin. Kpib'psy and Fits,
induced by sell-imlulgencenr si-jualextraTHifaiK.'e.
SrPrice in a scaled envelofie only ri.i ceutf.
Tbe celebratixi author. In this admirable muv.
clearly detnoiistrales (rom a thirty years' suivess-
rui practice, nisi ine alarming cnnnenccs in
self-abuse may lie radicallv citre.l without the
dangerous ue of inlemnl t:ieill::ini' or I !i c apiiliea-
tioo of the knife: iiinling c-at c fi-!.-ol eurcat
onee simple, certalu and i-lbetnal. l-v nn-anso
which every suncrer. no matter wli.tt In." eoiMlilton
nuiy be. may cure hiiroc!! cb'-;:jtlv. p:ivafi-!y and
radically.
e)S)Tbi3 lecture sboubl be in tin: lmii'7. m trery
youth anil every man In the Intnl.
Sent uniler seal. In a plain envelope, to i.nvTud-
drest, post-paid. iti receipt of six eon:?, or two post
stamps.
Alan. Dr. Culvcnrell's '-MaMaac liti'l,-."" price
K tents.
Address the pti!i!Lshi.
chas. j. c. klixf: .(..
127 Bowcrv, " York. P(u.!H;c box 4 "J.
OCHi.
JACK, LONG & CO.
Drnlrrsj iu
OiRiO-AJsTS,
If Tl T Tl Tl fl n
M II I II II It II ft! V
III H I 1 I I IU
lll M ll II II I I ! ll ll
J J AI MJ
Decker Bros, and
jB. t Ke.ov--' '.
Ic. : iTWeXTr!TT '" ! '!..-Mi., a here the rea
Ll Vt v-yqg . A lrvm Berlin to.f .ho-i.,17,.. in -.11
' h r4 ' Jaihi: N:rK.
g miim&m A,,-M,N,s'n:AT,n'
t4f W'rJ-s&--l2 f--'.n..i Mi.:,;.,,
Bradburry Piaooesp
Mason & HamliiL Taylor &
Farley, and SMier's
Mh Grail Oips,
Esty & Smith's
American ?rj;:$iis.
Instruments sold on moderats Monthly Instalments
SOMERSKT, IA.
dcci:
THI ftl AXM'.W.RK.PUIJT
JOHNSTOWN
JohnsloHB. Pa., Kec. I, IST1.
KKSKIKCFJ.
Loans on Ri al Fstate
Johnstown Borough Bonds..
Conemaugh Borough Bonds.
Loans on Collateral
Safe
Cash on hand a S.iAO ilS
('ash in National Banks Hv4
Cnited States 6 p. ct. iiomls. ll.oiai (si
Pittsburg City T p. rt. Bonds ii.001) 0J
i -vi 1-.
6.01'n no
4.oH t
j.otui 00
4oi( uo
i '-o.4.'4 M
LIABILITIES.
Amount due Depositors
Deeemlier Dividend due
Contingent
4. ;7 1 Wi
a.Ul 7a
21 i.Tit 03
el
t ovstv or CAXIIUIA, I
1
i, rrana iitocri, ireasurer oi ti.c .1. im- mn
Savings Bank, do solemnly aflinu the alK.v - s:.ite-
meni is mic, m tne nest ol lny knonleilge nn.l i.c- ,
lief. " I
rik.i.iv i'ii,r.iii. ireiiMirer.
Sworn and Sab riliel iM-rore me.
A. MoNTiMiMLKY, Nottiry Piibli--.
Tho undersigned. Auditing Comiuittee, rcsp.-et-fully
report that they have rnrelully inspected the
alwve Treasurer's report for the last year, cn ilng
Novemlier It), )s;x and have examined the a.-.-ets
ot the Buuk. evnsiftaig of li.,in!. Mortgages.
Judgments. Loans uih.u Ileal Kstatc. Cash in
Uxnkand on hand. and find tliesin-.e to erresioiid
wiin tne repori
F. W. II AT. i
Jamks Mc.Iili.:.s. Auditors.
II. A. liiMiua,
STATISTIC
A I..
Numlier uf Depositor
Number of tnn Acvuuuts
Average toeaoh Drpoaitor
Adults
Minora
Male
Female
Kale or Dividends for IMI
Kate of Dividends for ItlT'i and 173. . . .
Lians on i 'oUateral
Market Value uf Collat'al 10.. mi i
Luanton heal Fstnlv
Value of) Val'eof gpxind f0,471 tW
Secnrily Value ol build
ings t hereon. . 4V9.U) uo
t71.321 UI
Loans npoa Ileal Ks:ttlc are based us.n the val
ue of the lantl alotiv: buildlogs upon it licinj; rc
gatded mervlvas an a.blitioiiHl scrt,;ttv.
dee 74
Magic Glass Cutler. ;
This it s wonderful little invents and Rir the
trlUlng expense of fit I'V i'HTS. everv ner-u.n
emu iui. -m. in o:v uowsis ajiM lie nis own gnizier.
Tbl InM'-ny.rat wtll cut glass. Ixttu-r than any ,li !
amoml wMrhwiil cost Flflv Pi.llars. I
Anv nersan ran uae II ft l ainiolv a ti.v. (..no. i
knife, with a Utile steel wheel that iiiakt twenty- i
; UIB PDV.ini revtiiuiious a min
peculiar manner.
It reqnlrea no Jtiil r.r imc'
ice to use it. Any-
body can r.l glase with it even a child. It will
lactam time. A light prcsstiru on tho gias is
all that i neessaarr.
IV Vll .MS WANTEU
Sent prepaid, to a ay addreaa. safe It p k.sl,
mm rcvejj of So cents au.1 a letter :inp Vv
H. ll.CI.AKKACDx
SOU laiat C-jpllol St,, ashingt. n, P. C.
tiect
A
1 M I X I ST KATOK'S NOT I C E.
Esiate of Jonathan Caseliecr. late of Somerset tp..
dMease-:.
Letters of administration on Ike almve ostate
havlug been granted to the uudersigucl, noiiae ii
hereby giveu Ui those indebtnl to 'tto VJtke Intiae
dlate payment, and those hsri:j aalnis sgaiaet It
w presrin inrin only aineuiloaieil lor settlement
tenruary .1, ir. ,ltvlIM, XSEHFFr. I
ALK.AXp'r.ljt'ASEnEKK,i
JanU A.liuiiiistrat.rs.
mm Bk
1.4
.NVi" A if ft rl.'sv?
Trial List for 3rd Monday of Feb., 74.
ATTuilXtVS.
oil mi It fe. Rii-p."d-Kiintcel
k t '"IfN-rn.
--:-iii
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I!aer".
I!.ir-.
'-.iij-'ni T'li .
CI'm ru .V I'l,"!. it
PLAI.NTII'I'H.
.l iLU vv III,
'John (J. liar ii:i,
Snnon Vonifbt.
j Abraham l.ui.li.
.laol, MAgiT ,i uo inr
Frclerl.k knMier.
I "liarlei S inii' f
John l. I! iki. r.
John I!i d:' Ii.
j llonrv S. t'.o'
M. A'. Sanger.
! "ale:i:nif Ix-j-li-y,
ruau'-l V..ir I,
Wm. Hr.l.
S iiml'-l t i Xr.i!,
W:tl. lt-:W!I..I.
l..'i(.
' riiorh.
i ' II orn
I hi.
k Iu HI. I d 1
H iv and K
1:.m rial .i
I Vi-rs a. I
i 'of! role.
( 'oliroth.
li.i-rs.
k I in i in: I .V
I hi ti ''
t 'ollrnih.
Koonti.
K j- n'J.
.;!.-iti:,
Ci.tfroth.
Kilurnel li C .IK, in.
Ko.mx.
CoMroth.
If IV.
Kiiiiriiel fc. ,r
i
'
1
i
Second
b'oon:i, .1. ,j c.iiri.ib S. a. 1!. K. II. '.. . '"7 Nov. V71
'ollioni. , t .Mia. ., , ,, !.,.. .lames H i.Cer. H Sep. leTJ
Kinimel & Collmm, S .u,. r- t i ,Ui, " r.,iP,o,j, ; e-,, J, v-ph Snvd-r et el. ." " l72
Schell h. Koonti, ; Funk V.iiiee. kiminlfct : -.rn. ' uh ll.'.Sulire. 317 Is7i
I III & knouts. IlKlii' Koi:. !. uroli. it-lo v A Fino lay, lTi
t'oflpitti Sl Oailbor. i llintni F im-Ioi u- t ,,i iteorie kennel, 1'Jl Nov. lri
Koobtl, , .1 im i. F l-.i r. h- .m, ( Kelm A '.. iSVi Se. 172
CoBroth A l'h I, i Wui. May. I. 4 . ! i or-. s. M. F. Iiimr. Co. ' IST'i
Koonli. ' It. II. . inborn tti.. Kre-lerielc Kir.. .'J'- l7i
kiiniuelACollM.ru, , Samuel lis Ma um. ! .Pmat Miller. '3X " IsT'i
K immel & Collxirn, j Samuel llraleanui. '"i.ri J. I.n Kiker, 1"7'
kooniz, '. & I i I ie r o. I; r-. Murimau A Keim. i T, N iv. Ii7
Biers. I'lul. W.dlers-v-r. k-.ntr. ri.wnas Herrod. j j " Y-Tl
Cyftrotll, i Ten. k Unmet s -. k'oi'i. A in. S. Dtvelv. l'ii " Wi
(faitlieri K.lilj. .' Korif" l " "-: rt ti . JI -. k -un . Iarht jr. ' I.U 17-
Coltroth, I II. J. Piekfia. II.KM. H. U Itaer. 'l-'4 - -Wfl
liaors. I John Mirli.ifi. -.rM.. S. P.'rvirr. 174 F'eb. 1-74
I 'hi. and .'. U K. 1 J.I-.I. N. lical. -u . II i r. F!u.t.. ti. f;,ue,r. 1 1-7".
Klllimel A Coli.oni. .le-. Bauachman. I C. A. H.. t m. May. Sr.. 11 " 1-7:1
kimmeKx Colixirn. .les'o iiaiiLm iu. 1 1:1. '. i. i: . Wni. May Sr. av Jr.. - 17'.
Kimmi'l al'..ii...n. Joim o'C-uuer. Ko-.tiU. John l.'p.yle. I.,t .May ls7
koont. 1 Wm s Diveiv. CoCr-tn A l!",ipI. James Kelly e'ai.. -
Oaithir A tiJithcr, ' tii.iun M illV. u - I 1:1. C. v J..I10 Fogle. 4'l la7.
Kk ii'i. ' Keim k. tV.-i-le. Bn-rs, Win. li. Hum!ert. - l-,;
I. hi, : tt K. ' V.Cj-c!!,. K-e-niZ. P. A C. R. H. Co., C7 IsT-J
jac.'l .. .M. SCHROCK, Ppiti.noi;trv.
Y 1 I N I S T i: . V T ( ) II S X O TI C K
fcetateof I)aH Weaver. late ol Concinauh Tp..
leeeB...!,
Letters of a.imlni inill' n on tho aiwve estate
having Iwin gra.'iteit tu Hie. tiiiieriRi d. notice is
hereby xiven t,, tm.Je in-! I t.-l to It to make imme
diate payment, and Iu bavlni laima agninst it.
to present them ilnly ,iu;hentlra.w ! for a-nl'iueoi,
at lute residence ot ilreea'cd. Iu sal I townsliin. on
Saturday, the :;1 dav of Jai.inrv.
is , vi- vcnr if.
fanny wi. wki:.
"IciS4 A'lw.ii.istralor-.
IlMiE IJI'II.UKK S XOTICK.
The Ci.lnmi-.-i' nets of S -li--':-- : C ;.olv w . f
fer to le; at j.iiMif ..iio-ry lo Inw.i l.e.-iei . ;
the pn'iiii.'e? the eonlraets tor tile I uil oi ib.
I'.llowtn lirl'lea on tin- r.f.ioi-' s. to wit :
0 1 ues.lay me 7111 ifav ot .I.tollarv.
(''look, the I. lul.lliiir o a'l.ri !.-.-. v. r I.
Creek in Crsiua borouii. wlo-ie rh.- r..
from l. ter-buryr cro-le- "ai t r--i k.
.4 .if VI
i'i.-c l Hiii
I ! :M:i,."
On Wcinefiay the 'ili day ol .f:i :: 11.tr v !74. a;
P) o'el-s-li and Oil the oretlu- - the l.liil '.in.' of a
l.ri lire over CCsCroek io-:ir!iie hoii.-e 01 .. ....
! RoU-rts ill S .:m-ruet town-hip.
1 n Thursday the jiuh da . .: J inn.irv 1-74. r t l-i
oVl.ick. on Hi- j.r'-tiii-e. n..., r si;.'- -:i -ni.. ,i: m J.-.
I m rTowii-bip. the I it: 1-1 1 a bridge over Hue.
tnahi-ninu Creek, v. here r .-oi ero-.-e. , r. ,
Iciwlitig Irotn S'.n:er-et t 1 Johnstown turn pike, at
a jsiint on the Bcdfopl ani tireen-inira t t rn j. : k -.
at or near i:r n"ti-e iaie t ri i - j r. .'-r'y 01 Ar
; ItiU-rl. :eeeaBi:d. in J- nriec i'oiv:..-!;..
' Oa Kri lay the :l til ol Jaiiuarv 174. ai 1
! on the premises, a l.ri I re oie'r iia.'- ri
alii
! k.
11 - ' : 1 1
J c. i: J. v M.I f.i:.
.H..i:n.i,n:.
'. J. CO! n 1 1; '.: ";
C...ii:,i.--i , r
.MiTiri:
I .1
I.-treri of ii'b:ii:j;:ra:i. n on :7 ' ::N ve 1 .:.-.:
having been -.'ranvd to the u,, i. r-;'ii. .:. n..t: e
hereby siven to th. -e !t.ei,.. :.. , 1,. t;,,. ...
iliate payment, and tie h t :i. i.nii:.- a,tii.-t 1:,
to pre-eiit theui 'iuiy ainiienrii-.ir.-il . r .-.'i:if!j.. n:!
at th i.,te re-l le:V-v oj jji I ;.fi.-.i.-d, Satur
day. Jsmurvsl. 1-74.
.ia o;: o. rr :i;r.r:!:.
J.t .VI S .M. MiStil.l l(.
oi-'V-t A.l'.uihi?' rawr-.
-K TO ACCKi'T r ILK I I S I'.
lo Aaron Chri'sev.Thom.t.i ln -Fji,a 1 !,-;
sey. Mary Cbrls-ey an-l Ja-ob W ul:-r. r-i-!iii
in Somerset c.unt'y, la.. Sai::m l Chris-- v. r
?i iin in Beill .r.i coila'y. Pa., an I llarxa
Waller. whoe wlif-reale i:r i- nnkown.
You arc hereby n.itinl th it in pur'tian.-e !
writ of partition. i--U'-l otit -.1 rhe On.han- C--j:
I Somerset eountv, p,,.. 1 will h.-l I an in.-.:i .t .11
! the r-al CTife ol .l.i.ol. Chri'v. ,i -n a-.i. ir:
! Shade town-hip. nt hi la'e r--i iew.i.n 1 hur-
' day. tlic'Jtitb.lav of January. l-7i. w:n r: v 11 a:,
! aiien.1 11 -.,u UiinW proper. '
ol.IVKi: KNEPPF.K.
! TK'KLIC ALI".
at PnMi S.i!-. t.y irtt:
of an
Ulttv, o
j Saturday, (ft
TtthiKirtj, 1ST4,
i at my office in Somerset IIn i:h. n
1 o'vi... k. P.
j -1.. the reuletateof John Couutixtttun. 'I'.-i e::: i.
! bite of Somerset Tuwnship.
j A tract ol lan Ucontxintux aimut C7 aeri t. l.r.:
, i"J acres clear. 1'J aenn in uiea.low. wiih :i i.,r'B
briek dwelling honse and a ntw Nii? htirr: tiieie,
on erected: with a sunr rehiri of friu i-ht
! hundred to one thousand sa.-tr trees, toie nmniL
; water an I exe lknt sprinirson the -a me. A.lio:n.-
lands d Peter Hclliey, J. il. I 1,1. 1,,. ;.. Ymj.,.
j an ! other..
j Terns: 41.200. in hand 1st April. ls74. T!ie re.
: tuiiimler to reuiaiu :i lien on the pr.-fiii-t -: the in-It'-rvst
thereof to he paid to the widow, hiiiaii.vli
I Countrymnn, Uurina life or widdow r,.el. mi l at
j lier death or rvmarriasre the prineii:il mm to l e
! paid to Lnev Ann IIolc.
i J.'u. Kiir.in..
I letl. A '.m r. :;h flic ul jn-.r.-.vl.
j J I'LE T ) ACCKI'T or II EF U E.
' In Hiram K:nur. of M.,rion. Marion comity, (1;.!,.,
I totieorje A. Kin. ol Spriniield, r'aveit- Co.
, j. Pa., and to Franklin Ivii.u. l..:.eial, lcl'
moreland county. I'a.
You, and each o you. are In n I v n-.ti.ie.l tj 1H.
' and :ipear at our n. xt t irpbans' Ce-irr. to he hei.l
' at S. tneret. on the J.I )!! of F-I.rn..rv. lTL.
; t 1 aeecpt orreln.v t.i lake Ihe real e-iate ,,' Jubtt
i Kins, late f Middiccrcek t"wnhii. .'.e-i.-e.l. at
the apprnivd pri. e or show cauv wur the a'uie
-Uoul-I not be -oi l. ilr the C urt.
!.n h! KXE! PHI!.
. 'Ices I ' Sheni;.
WANTED
A
an I
ai iL'i'llt
anva.-.-t r
ill Till ((HI--
tv, to rei'r.-er.t
j Our Firriile Friend. V, e Kila uivo the
ppwr party u pavin- and easily worked
1i ash M'StSEss. The t.-u t and e.xjieriin.c of an
jolilarut id not needed to Iv ?ii.Te-u!. th..;i-.- i
we have more cxpcricme.l aacni s (M-eurcl dnrins
! Ihe pat two years) working for us thru any other
j house in America, and tbej r, niii.ue i w. rUri-jht
; alonir. and makeTlUtJ snl;irie. The se. ret is thut
j they ofier the people r.ETTf:it in.!u- 1 xin:.- -n.l
i lt we attc:"! more ruuiir T'.v to tl.
el -.
lo
ad. at 51-ur !. nu s. ! r
trarclins fervour IvUuro r.n :t..:i:s. ,.r r-ur entire
tiaic. ur Cotnl ir.ati- n bea: Co.- w..rld. The
MOST for Ir.e money. ViC can
ike 1:11 -n'.y.
ProG:aMo. ;bonor.il.le, cnr.gcui.il. Si
id VJJraJ-
dress at once and got mil-novel 1.
iai.s. I. teas. c(...
! ?r parti, ulaif, terms, t!e., sent Ire.
: WATKKSAOi.. Pttbllshers. Cliiei -
! :sA.npii:s fzjf.i:::
Tin- Snturduy Fteiiin Post. Pin AVnlnar
Sintt, P!ii!ai!e! hl.i. alvca l-ur.iti:nl 'hrme
r :are sreci Lliral ins t" ,u
.rlv
, ieriltcr. Satnptcs free.
A M4XTH.-.g,B: wantcl.
i,e lree
I..,.
o. s: cum:- arneles m th-iv.t ol s ue
Ail.irc-s .1. l;l;)Nt.x, ji. jr.,;,, yu..M
SVSONEY" WAGES,
Toall liaving sju.r.- Cm.-iJI., 412 ,i .'av
tii: g new; jileasant: honorable: lar-e pp l:i-: i:..
n-Ks; noine or aoniai: ,:ay or evenieu; th
111-!
inaMiig it ey. fnnn-ii ar sn I ,.o, 1, r.
worth v4i maile.' Inc. A Ion , y ; i'l-Vli'
Klghth Sip-et. Xew York.
A MOVTH-Over ll:iir lral.l .
Best sellinu- rl--s. nw'e-i ui e.-t
tauiiiv. . valuable mhiio.ii sent on rec-it t of ;
IVIIfS to plV .-tiH;e, ..l,!less
I " ll. V. SXKAPi.cn..
I ,!e'-'l il SiMaSt.. I'm-t ur-h. I'a
Plwlloiit lor sel!-nu'jsi:re sent in appliMt'
Perfe. Kitting Shirts of everv .1. -tnp;l..i.. if
ways in stock and warranted to lit.
J.I.UF-S 11 MiCllX,
74 Finh avenue, r.-.f. :te p, ... ii:,-.
Jiv-'U t if isiii i;;ii, pa.
Qr7 It A Agent's Profits !-r
J;J I )J week. Will ;.r..r.. i: r forte I
S.all. New articles' mst patent.
I. S.
Ira.
rofiles l.ec
w a e, X , w
dii-21
all. U. II. CHlPt,Vlr.li.
York.
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NOTES,
DEEDS, &c.
I'eaXnie At Tbe Herald Olre
DM I X 1ST U VTO R S X ( TI C E
1
nVSU.Il'
of Wftruta J.,!iu.n. bt- t f Irl.n U..
JtttTS of a-liuiitiHtmiioii riM ittmriuo -i
nr.rtf on the ii.mit tiat hnviti U-tu r;in:i
i to tli nniITJ'iKikJs notice l. Iht-'Iiv icivrn t iiit;
lnlrlit'l to ii t iriiko iiiimr.ii.i'to 1 "syintnt. nii'l
Johnson A S.ii, in Berlin, on Thursday, Pel ruury
- ,ll,'lT1 - TH EC 'I'll ELI'S JOHNSON. '
ianU A.-uiiniratf.r
I.IIMI I -
l'r cent, j "IC
X' ir A'l--'-rti,eiA'-'.'
ATT'i'.:. .'.Vi.
DF.FENDA.NT.-i. Mi. T. Y.
Mmuei Phllai.ii. 17 Ki . liT
.la-ii'S I'arin. 'A pr. 1'7
.lae.,1. pi-1- lier .
W in. Bran'. 141 l"n
II' -ipie . Jtinfli. 14-: May K i
K.J. .m:rrvmii. '---I Sp. 1-T
i. Wi. P. il. . ; Ji.,v. 1, i
S. i M P. I! Co.. ' . " la;
.Wines li. II , war !. ! V. ' lT i
i. aai I J. tike. 2'.'- 1-71
C'-rm lios iV-rkley. VI'J In7i
.Ifob K'irni. '-'M May m'i
.1. il. Kieharilson. J1-! 17'J
Kelin l II rrin''.on. M Sep. 1-7'i
Henry liho, ; M7i
Wm."litier. .:.; l-7-.'
Clin
n-'H.
Week.
'1 his space is rcscrvpfl
for J.
I'. Iilj'niyrr, who
la's stock into tiic
lias removed
most rnazc'
rooin iu this
iiariavare
C. lil A
plan
He can
be
fiiind in
Koo.v.i n. : Ilnc-r's IJIock.
the
1T4.
Presbyterian Banner,
Oldest t Cheaiiost
AMILY PAPEE.
Equal to Any Other.
i-orni.E sheet.
Only S2.00 Per Annum.
new si nsctnnEi:;-;
TE3 55 K K 3IONTIS
For Nothing.
The t'isp:ip(r for I hp aisUiii
TUT'. 1'Hl.SI; YTKUIAN II.VXN KR was ,-s.
t!-li-:i.-. liilsli. ha li.. -ci-ri.'r am. rcill..t.s
I iiriuis, atei :s pnlabhra it a k.wor rate than si'v
;!u-rp:t'r in t.ie I hiiiei..
TUK IIANNKi: ha .-.up letc RKI.IUIof.K.
l.i l i.i; AiiY. t i..i:ii:Kci u aiki i Lit
KU Still! V 111 SCHihiL. FAMILY aud
liKX Lli IL Xl.WS I rip A K I'M ESTS.
.Mi "Ut-;--.ts .-I living interest sre discassed.
St.-, , ati. uli. n is iven to lieligicas aud tim
er..1. Xm s.
Cnr V. reian Corr.-"pen.!er.. is unc;oj led ' y
:toy ). umal in the Churcti.
Aiui-i.i .-or courrihuter are xme rthe n-t
fiewspiiper writers ia tnls ei.uiitry.
Imru.g the euilra twelve aionths una-ual ailr u--ti-.tts
wo. i c prcMrMed.
This is a Ia jor n hich shouhl
he iu everv Familv.
HiK FARM.
I'nr'.n ll.e it. suing year ici.il alfvalion anT :
K- iven to tna tiers ci-;uituug te tht airai. tied to
sn. li r.es a:..l reaiiing as will interest tue turner .
A.'.K.NTS W ANTE 3.
Agents wanted
Ing ti c teru.s l r
cati.si.
cerwliK7. Clrmisrs Ctoiit:.:
.l:i'ii eiil le stu; upon a;
i f 1 k'l.M N PAPLKS.
e-irs if king to hive stiueci in J.t.r
--r as speeimeits, l.rthetr -wi 'aloraiaiiou. or to.
show others, are requeued ta scful as their nuiury
anl P. o. a.luiess. and tc f il1. send the pupLr?.
postage i.ii.l.
Address all letters
rn ess yth n ia x r. a x x e i:
To TU'rtl .!.vi'.'c.
cc2
OPIUM EATING,
ASl llCW IT CAV BK CtltEO.
Hj a Sufferer. Semi stump to Dr. P. U. IJ..wser,
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