y . '
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Established 1850.
J. G. HARVEY & CO.,
BUTTER
COMMISSION" HOITSB,
75 EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Solicit oonstirnments ol Hotter and Produce generally. Hed rd for marking kegs can beliad at
-;i .in, i.! t.iri in the n.untv tir will lnrr,l.l h mail OB application. rp
Keimard & Oudesluys,
11) ... .1 .iL-.j
CO MMISSION 'MERCHANTS
NO. 83 EXCHANGE PLACE,
b ATyriMomi:, md.
WE HAVE A LARGE TRADE KOH
GLADES BUTTER,
AND AM. FIXP IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO SHIP TOT'S. WE PROMISE RETIENS
W1TH 'HKs'k ASSiMtN AS THE BfTTEtt IS SOLD, AND WILL MAKE LIHLKAL Al
VAM'KS lN ALLNHlPMKNTS.
CAKHS CAN BE OBTAINED AT EXPRESS OFF1CKS.
X'iV
The Somerset Herald.
WEDNESDAY. - - - - flctol-er 1. 1874.
TIME TABI.M.
BOMKRKKT A XlilKIUL POIKT KAILKOAD.
On, and after Monday, July 7th, 1B7S, trains wil
run as follows :
LEA VK. ABIUVE.
Mail East..
Mall Wet..
..10.15 a.m. 12m,
.S 00 p. In. 6 30 p. in.
F. ALTFATHER.
Geu'rl. Suj-t.
r. W. A. B. It. It. PASS KIMiKAL POIST.
Kx press Kast. .
Ki press West.
Mull East
Mail West
.11:35 p. to.
. 1 21 a. m.
.12:02 p. m.
. 440 p. m.
Pittsburgh & Connellsville
RAILEOAD.
PittstaiVWasMiiBoii & Baltimore
"SHORT IHNTE."
ALTERATION OF TI3IE.
On and after Sunday, Jlay 10th, 1874, Trains
on this Road will Depart and Arrive From Depot,
orner Grant and Water streets, as follows:
OK.rAKT. riTTBBI R(iH TIIIE. AltlUTE.
Ijocal Malt 510 a.m. ! McKeesport Ae-
Through Mail.:0 a.m.: com e 40 a.m.
Mned Way... :30 a.in. : McKeesport Ae-
M KeesporiAr- i com
cm 11:00 a.m. W. Newton Ac-
Mcketrfisirt Ac- eoin S-20a.m.
coin :ar p.m. l nrouitn r.x. . a.m.
ouiiellsillc Ac-
lonncuvviuc a
i cm 10:00 a.m.
'McKecscrt Ae-
I com 12: m.
;M'Keei.rt Ac-
eom 2.00 p.m.
JIckccsiori Ac
tum 4:!i0 p.m.
VnioiiUiwn Ae
i cm 10 p.m.
M'Keesport Ae-
com 7:40 a.m.
Tli rough Mail..K:25 p.m.
West Newum
t'hurch Train.lo Oi a.m.
coin 3 35 p.m.
MelvtH'iK-.i. Ac- i
com 4:30 p.m.
W. Newwn Av j
pom 5:10 p.m.i
MeKec-sport Ac-
roui e:2p.in,
1 hroujrh Ex... .:ou p.m.
MeKeport Ac- !
n.m .11:00 p.m.
Went Newlon I
CliurchTralu. 12:45 p.m.'
i
Mill '1 AwjuIE jlatiSl
TmiBs
lailj, ncjt
iTOCO Tmibc iliitv
tt'-uvJ liiUkl LJUJ.
E. I, BYKEJIiN, SAM'L C. HODGH,
Ga. scsl Gel Pass. As!
(JencnU Ticket office, 43 5th Avenue,
IS it t tor Wan lot!
BY
KEMAED & OUDESLUYS '
It is now time for shipping GI.AII"
IH'TTKK and we advise all the
dairymen to kike advantage of every cold
day "to ship their butter down to us as rap
idly as possible. We have a very artire
rail now, for cood dairies and can readily
sell from 1,000 to 2.0IH) keys every week,
at highest market price. Butler merchants
trom the South and coaft citw-a are now be
ginning to lay in their fall and winter
slocks of butter, and we aJvise dairymen
to ship their butter promptly so as to get
the advantage of this very desirable trade.
We w ill use every effort to sell at HIGH
EST PRICES, and as soon as the butter
is sold w ill send sales and check. We
will also ni-ike lileral advances on ship
ments. Hoping to receive lilterul siiipmcnts
promptly.
Iusjieclfully if,,
KKXXAKD & OlDESLUY S.
S3 Exchange Place,
Baltimore. MJ.
A LARCK lot ot S. le
Ibis,
I-e Jhrrut Sin dcr
All kinds of j..l
priming executed at
the Hekai.i ofhec.
A LARGE lot of Paint Brushes
bv E. H. Marshall t Co. .
lor sale
, , ,. .
Pure Colors of every discretion for sale
iy t ll. AiarMiai lot 1.-0. -
A iiF.AVTivt l fit of teeth for $3. Dr.
Win. Collins. Somerset Pa.
New Goods. A full stx-k ot Boots and
Shoe?, now open at Snyder & Ulil's.
f.000 rb Btrictl v pure White Lead for sale
at E.;if. Marshall & (.Vs.
Stone crocks. Jars. Pitcher and Jugs,
for sale at Cook & Betrit's.
C00K& Beerits will trade Fish, Salt,
and Corn, for Oats, Potatoes and Bacon.
lryou wsnt Carjienters Tools, po to
Blymyer's Hardware Store ; a full stock of
all kinds.
Four. Six and Eight Pictures at Wcl
fley's Photograph Gallery in the Mam
moth building.
Glass Ware. Full seta of Glassware
for 1,00. Tumblers only 75 cts per dozen
at W. W. Davis & Bro.
Snow-flake and White River Flour
tor sale at Cook & lk-erit's Grocery and
Feed Store, at reduced prices.
be ex-
r. Po-
A large lot ot barrel Salt w in
thanged for Butter, Apple Butter,
catocs, &c. .
W. W. Davi & Bko.
Attention is called to the latter part of
the Election proclamation.
Jo to Blymyer's lr Hardware of every
description.
The formal opening of the Buffalo Val
ley Railroad will bike place on the 21st of
this month. '
If you want to buy the lcst Apple Tarcr
made, at so cents, go :o wymyre s nara
ware Store.
Fall snd winter lmts of the newest
styles, the most nobby and recherche in
Somerset, at Steck's.
Wall Paper and window paper, shad
ing cloth nnd window shades in great va
riety and prices at the lowest in town at
Steck's.
A FLionT skiff of snow fell in this neigh
borhood on Tuesday morning, liequestu
to publish the "Beautiful Snow" are in
order.
DKsriTE the potato bug, drouth and
the many othertliings unfavorable to the
growth of the potato the yield will be
considerably above the average.
Collars, Gloves, Hose &c, will be opened
ut "Fashion Bazar," latter part of this
week, on w hich wc offer special induce
ments. Mrs. Jas. B. Tkedwell.
No. 6. Mammoth Block.
Ar.mcrLTURAL Meeting. The Somer-
set County Agricultural Society
at the oflice of F. J. Kooscr c
will meet
on i' nday
evening October ICth, 174.
By order of
V. J. KOOSKK " I). IICSBAXD.
Sec. Pret
At "Fashion Bazar" all the latest nov
elties in Indies' Jet Trimming, Jet Lace,
.let Fringe, Jet Buttons, Jet Gimp, Jet
Trimmed Belts. Jet Veils, Jet Ornaments
nnd Jet Beads for Trimming by the oz.
If you want to le in sryle use Jet and
plenty ot it.
Mrs. Jas. B. Tredwell,
No. (1, Mammoth Blixk.
Ouk rriend Johnny llarucll has a gos
ling, w hich, at the age of six weeks, weigh
fourteen pounds, fan any of our jXMiitry-
ralsers hold a candle to this bird T hat
will it weigh when it arrives at the age ot
a pooee? Twenty years puts cet-se in
ilicir prime. "Anteret non ftfclUrunt,'
etc
John F. Blymyre has succeeded in get
tin? a lot ol the celebrated Dry Bidsre
Red llanios; these Humes are always difli
cult to get. Call soon at the Hardware
Store.
The following kindly notice of Colonel
l utzv is from the Bedford Inquirer :
Col. E. D. utzv. the man who is to
rvi r.sent us in the State Senate next winter,
has been on hand during the Fair, making
the acquaintance of the sturdy yeomanry
of Bedford county. Evcryliody is pleased
w ith hint and all agree that he will make
a lirst class Senator.
Foil Knives and Forks, Spoons and
Shears, or anything in the Hardware line,
go to Blymyre's.
. TnERE is an Ethiopian damsel In our
town that Madam Rumor credits with an
ailinityin thel ountv olCamnna; we never
thought, however, that the dusky damsel
was Easly's sweetheart until we saw the
following in the Johnstown Tribune :
Tlii( in the reply of a Someiet Ctrl to a Dote
asking w!m.'d we altould call to esuurl her to a eou
cert :
'llecr CaaL (Vuu t a tpastato.
'Sarati."
Yak Lace plain or licaded and French
Horn Buttons, two of the latest things lor
Ladies Dreises. at "Fashion Bazar."
Miu. Jas. B. Tredwell.
No. C Mammoth Block.
Goxe West. We regret to learn tint
our friend Joseph Hunter and fam'.ly ot
Somerset Township ha-e started westwa.d
seeking a home in Iowa or Nebraska.
Joseph is not like Joseph of old, hated by
his brethren, but is held iu universal es-tx-m,
and the community loses one ot its
Ik-sI citizens bv his reicoval.
Ready Trimmed Hats, Fall and Win
ter styles. Velvet, Straw, and Felt, cheaper
than we have ever lecn able to oiler tliein,
at "fashion Bazar."
Mrs. Jas. B. Tredwell,
Xo, C, Mammoth Block.
A new lot of Gents Undorware, Tic,
A COW7MCATIOX from Casselman wm :
received at this oifice one day of last week.
As it had been avrittcn w ith a lead pencil
it was illegible. Correspondents are
airain warned that thev must write with
a pen and on but one side of the iper if
they exiect their articles to appear. Y e
will be pleased to hear from the gentleman
again.
Special Notice. Persons having loiig-
standing accounts on our books and all
others, are kindly asked to call and settle
by the 20i h of this month, aud save them
selves Dd us further trouble, in order that
wc can do justice to oyr own creditors.
Mrs. Jas. B. Tkedwell.
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
hile the congressional conference wai
in session at the Summit House, Cambria
County, the ball ol the engineers of the
western division ofthc Pennsylvania Rail
road took pla-e there. 01 course the
candidates and their conferees attended.
One is almost excusable for smiling as he
thinks ofthc senior Ot this naner ami nnr
festive Piotnonotary and Sheriff tripping
liglitly through the Lancers or whirling
rapidly around in the nddy waltz.
Trnrhrr'a Wanted.
The School Board of Somerset Tp., will
meet on Saturday the 10th day of October,
is;4, at John Hill's, for the purpose of em
ploying teachers to teach the schools, com
mencing October 19th. Wage for first
cIh teachers 128, second class 24.
The citizens of the district ari ronliallr
.iavped to attend, and any objections they
"ay have to urge against any of the teachers
employed will be heard.
J. 1SAEFIL P. HKFF1.ET.
President.
Secretary.
Day Books. Ledgers, Cash Books, Rec
ords. Mioute Books. Blank Books, Pass
Books. Memorandums, open and tuck, a
l&rzeaaanitmtint at Amos Steck's, fto. 8,
Mam moth Block, Somerset. I'a.
VTe are requested to make a note of the
fact that, a small boy, abont twelve years
old, who bad evidently run away Irom
home came to the house of Mr. Henry
sh.iilis of Jefferaon tp. a short time since.
The boy refuses to talk but little, speaking
only in German. ben- lie came to Air.
Shaulus he was in his bare-feet, had on
rray pants and round-about. Has dark
hair and blue eyes.
Msss' Fall and Winter underwear.
light, medium and heavy, while grey and
red, at the lowest prices, at Steck's. Somer-
stt, J 'a.
The Pittsburgh Synod of the Reformed
Church will meet at Berlin next Thursday
eveninir. and continue in session for five
or six data. The onenine sermon will be
preached by the retiring President, Ker,
J. U. SSwancler 01 Latrooe. A large turn
out of members is expected. The meet-
inni will be open to all who may desire to
attend,
School Books. School Books School
Books, at the lowest publishers' prices, at
Steck s new store, INo. 8, Alanimotn jbiqck,
Somerset, Pa.
Phof. Robert Kidd, author of "KiJd'a
Elocution." will eive an elocutionary en
tertainment in the Melhobist Church at-
Mcyersdale on Wednesday evening next
Prof. Kidd stands very high as an elocu
tionist not only in this state but throughout
the country. e hope to ree Itini welt
patronized.
BOO bushels of po a toes wanted, for
which we agree to pay the highest market
price.
Ruoads Bito'a.
No. 4 Baer's Block.
Wk w ish to call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of the Key
stone Coal Company in another column
This company are now employing a large
number ol operatives, mining targe quan
tities of coal of the first quality which they
will furnish at leasonable rates.
Rev. Jsorman B. Critchfield, of ML
Pleasant, (formerly ot Middlecreektp.rthis
county,) was severely burned by an explo
sion ot oowder, on Jr nday morning rata.
We hear that Mr. C. was smoking a segar
and priming a gun with a powder-flask at
the same time, wnen a spare dropped down
and bis whiskers went up. and considera
ble saltpetre and willow was deposited un
dor the skin of his face. We arc sorry to
hear of this accident, as our friend, the
former chaplain of the 133d Pa. Regiment,
is one of the best men in the world. Dr.
Bi u baker reports the case M a painful but
not serious one.
We want all our friends in Addison and
the Turkevfoots to see a new agricultural
wonder, a guano machine, owned by our
next Senator Yutzy, and now in the full
tiJe of successtul operation, running night
and day. The machine is in miniature,
onlv rroducinz abouttwoqunrtsin twenty
four hours. bu. at that rate, almost two
bushels can be secured every month,
Next year the Colonel's garden will be a
rarer sight than now. The original inven-
tor ot this institution is Thomas Hawk, of
Somerset township, and it was brought to
iis present state of perfection by Dick
Thomas and Dennis Meyers. Call andsee
it. centlemen : the Colonel is a candidate
and I has" to show his property.
Wonderful Success. Three years
aso Dr. Boschee s German byrup was in
tro.luced in the I'nilei States fioin Germany
for the cure of Coughs, severe Uolds settled
on the breast. Consumption and other dis
ease of the Throat and Lungs. No medi
cine ever had such a success, 300.000
sample bottles have been distributed every
vear for three years ty uniggisis in an
parts of the United States, and nearly
1000 letters from Druggists are now on
our files, saying that no other preparation
in their stores sells as well and gives such
excellent satisfciction. All we ask is for
vou to go to your Druggists, Benford &
Kimmel or Hitzrot & Fleck at Confluence
Pa., and cet a sample bottle for 10 cents
and trvZil: regular size 75 cents. For
sale by all Druggist in the Country.
Sad accide-t. Mrs. Samuel Shaffer of
this borough was severely injured by an
accidental gunshot on Friday morning of
last week. A young man named Johns,
w ho boarded at Mr. Shaffer's, in capping
a gun with which he was about to go
pigeon hunting, by some mischance dis
charged the weapon. Mrs. Shaffer was
seated at the breakfast table in an adjoin
ing room. The shot after passing through
the door struck the lady in the lack on the
left side a few inches below the heart
The shot passed through a pine door an
inch and a quarter thick, otherwise the
shot must have proved instantaneously
fatal. Mrs. Shaffer it was at first feared
was mortally hurt, but we ee pleased to
learn is improving.
Hall's Veoktablk Sicilian JUim Re
newer now stands among the first, and at
the head of all articles for a similar pur
pose. The testimony of our physicians is
conclusive as to its value ; and we are
personally acquainted with scores of cases
where it has been used with the best of
results. It will restore gray hair to its
original coftr, and leaves it glossy, and in
a healthy condition ; while, for heads
troubled with dandruff, or any disease of
the scalp, it acts like a charm in cleansing
them. 1 ry it, and vou will not be dis
appointed.
LoutU Courier, May 2, 1803.
The second best, and the most striking
building in Louisville Ky., is that occu
pied by the Public Library It was paid
f, r by three Gitt Concerts, managed by a
"Joaril headed by ex-Governor Thomas E.
wram'ettc. The Board is authorized by
the Legislature of the State to give five of
these Concerts. The Fifth takes place in
November next, and the profits, after dis
tributing f 2,500,000 to the ticket-holders,
are to be used in perfecting the Librarv,
and furnishing the blind of the State with
looks in raised letters. This is rather a
large thing for Kcntuckey. Governor
B ramie tie has given three years to this
Librarv. and he is making it the best in the
country. Books are bought fo this Library
in fmlers ol f J0.000 at a tune, and an
cnormov amount has been paid tor paint
ings, statuary, and other works of art. The
next drawing in aid of the Library, in
whk h the capital prize is 1250,000. takes
place, as wc stated, in November next.
ixwitivcly.
Game is very abundant at present in
our forests, and occasionally birds and
squirrels grow very neighborly and pay a
visit to "dcr stadu' On Friday evening
covey of forty partridges flew into the
centre ot our borough, alighting on the
houses of Major Enable and General Cof
frolh. Some dozen were seen immedi.ite-
lyin front of this oflice. Mr. Tredwell
caught a pheasant in his smoke hou i a
few davs since. Mr. II. Cunningham kill
ed a grav squirref in the lower church-
jyard. These visitations are said by the
oid folks to prognosticate a very severe
winter, but we think this would be rath
er hard to prove as similar events tr .uj4.Le
every autumn.
Mr. C. I). Hess had at least twci.ly gray
squirrel tills the other d.iy; he also had
their belies. Charley Hurst and Frank
Wright have bagged pheasants by the
score, in two days bringing in thirty-four
and some woodcocks. Many other gen
tlemen have been quite successful, whose
names escape us now. We are tired pub'
lishing pigeon returns; that biped is a drug
in the market
Tbk Combench The Conference of
the 1 tli Congressional District met at the
Summit House in Cambria Countv on
Tuesday the (ith inst J. K. Bowles Esq.,
appointed for Mr. Cessna In place of Mr.
Mower, C. FRoberts for Mr. Barker, in
place of Mr. Davif, and F. J. looser Esq.,
lor Mr. Koontz in place of Mr. Beachy.
The Conference held two session the same
dav, three on Wednesday and two on
Thursday w ithout uiakiug a nomination.
M41I at 7 J o'clock r. M., and immediately
proceeded tolhe'277th ballot when 8 votes
were cast for S. S. Blair, which being a
majority of all the votes cast, Mr. Blair
was declared the nominee of the conference.
The nomination was then made unani
mous. The candidates then appeared be
fore the Conference. Mr. Blair in a short
addresa thanked the conference for the
honor which they they had conferred upon
him, accepting of the nomina ion tendered
loin with expressions of the necessity of
the administration remaining in the hands
of the Republican party. The other candi
dates then pledged themselves to heartily
support the nominee.
R. A- McMURTRIE, President.
E. M. SHROCK, Secretary.
The Sunday School boy of the Cham -
bersburg Opinion has been at it again.
Here is his last :
A six weeks' fast. More than six weeks
ago, Mr. Lightner, residing near Middle
town, Md., missed three of his hoes, and
opto Friday last, he heard nothing of
their whereabouts. On leaving home that
morning, he directed his sons to make
search lor the lost swine in the straw stack,
and obeying these order his sons went
to work, removing the pile oi straw, a an
their finally brought to light the lng lost
hoes somewhat thin and emacui. jd, but
still alive. It seems almost incredible, that
they could live sir weeks in the straw
bank without food or water, yet it la true
they did. They weie found on the oppo
site side of the stack from where they en
teral having worked their way around in
search of a place of ecit.
Tnx following from the Cumberland
Timet mar prove interesting and instruc
tive to some of our readers :
We have, in our possession a five dollar
note issued by T. Davis, President, and
Geo. Spiccr, Secretary of the United Slates
Cotton Mills of Mauch Chunk, Pa., which
proposes to pay the bearer five dollars on
every f 100 worth or goods purchased oi
said nulls.. Ibe note is well engravea ana
ith the exception of the deviations neces
sary for the advertisement might be readi
lv taken for eenuine. This note was pass
ed upon a Baltimore street man yesterday
but after some little arrangement in the
magistrate's court the affair was settled, as
uo charire to attempt to pass counterfeit
money could be sustained and the party
redeeming the note, no further prosecution
too place. Justice Blocher placed the note
in our hand, saying that we had better
call the attention of the public to the fact
that these notes so closly resembling United
States Currency are afloat, and advise them
to be caretul in the examination of money
pas ung through their hands.
Passisq by a cider press the other day
we were a good deal amused to see seveial
sturdy, bright-eyed, rosy-cheeked boys,
each with a straw in bis tnoutn, sucKin
cider from a barrel, through the bunghole.
It seemed strange that these children
should resort to this method of obtaining
the cider 'when by taking the tin cup
which was lying near by and holding it
under the flow of the mill they could ob
tain all they desired. The little fellows
sat astride of the barrels loooking the very
picture of happiness and contentment,
while such expressions as "by golly it
good," and "this 'is bully Joe, ain't itf
escaped from their lips at intervals.
The horse walked round in the ring.
The old beam creaked and groaned,
"G up and "co lour sounded from th
driver. All-in all it was truly rural scene
such as may be vi-jwed on many a farm.
As we gazed upon it we thought of the
davs when we were a boy and sat thus
astride of a cider barrel : of the old mill.
the steady old horse and his hunchback
driver ; f the men and women who were
lads and lassies then : of the difference be
tween thl free, open-heart edness of child
hood, w hen we not only believed in but
acted on the principle that all men were
equal, when all joys and sorrows were
held in common, when hearts were
light as the thistle down we scattered to
many a breeze : when songs were as mer
ry as the birds in the top ot thc!trees 'neath
whose shade we sported ; wnen the bright
side of the picture of life alone was show
and its sins, sorrows and penalties kept
deeply hid in the background by kind
friends and loving parents; when earth
was nil sunshine and life was play, and
now, wnen
"Life It real, lira UearneM,"
when he who would maintain himself must
struggle early and late : now, instead of
the bright side of the picture, the .crime.
the vagabondage and the treacherousness
of man are the prominent features ; now
each strives for place and power in order
that he may lord it over his tellow man.
As we passed on, memory busy with
the happy days of childhood, we thought
were it possible to go back we would give
but who can live ule over.
We do hot know that Somerset can be
said to be the wickedest Iowa in the State
or even in the County, nor do we think
we have a man among us Tho can equal, or
is desirous of rivalling, or even imitating
tne notorious John Allen, let. notwiUi
standing the above facts, there was a fight
between a cat and hawk on jlain Cross
street, Saturdajr. Quite a large crowd col
Jected, among tuera bankers, tradesmen,
mechanics and - ministers, all of whom
watched the affair with absorbed interest
The beast was put into the bird's cage, a
wire institution about a yard in length and
height, and all stood breathless, awaiting
the combat. The old cat ripped and she
snorted, the old hawk flew and cavorted
the cat made a spring, right op through
the thing, and the cat and hawk were thus
parted. Some proclaimed old boreal is
victor, but he would have escaped to his
mansion in the sun as rapidly as 'fulis did
to hers if the bars ot the cage bad permit
ted. AO body without wings ever anniht
lated space like the released cat. Flying
Uhilders would nave been distanced.
grayhound, with a tin-cup tied to his tail,
would have apiearcd as in a gentle gallop.
Nothing that we ever heard of approached
this race in swiftness unless it was old Sut
Lovengood's famous shirt-tail flight, the
time he tried to hear what the taffy-pulling
party were saying, and eaves dropped in
earnest right into the pans of boiling mo
lasses vb'.ch the girls had placed out to
cool. 1 hat was calculated to make a body
run, but Sut had only two legs. All bets
have been declared off.
Some of the ' Itoys" of our town paid a
visit to a pigeon-roost one night last week.
The roost is situated about two miles from
Christ Jencke's, a mile the other side of
the "Barren Felsen," bevond the Red
Ridge. Most of our readers will at once
recognize the spot Provided with Ian
terns, a party of half a dozen boldly march.
ed up the Rattlesnake Road, piloted by a
jolly Dutchman, and reached the neigh
borbood ot the pigeons some hours after
night-fall. The sound as of mighty rush.
ing waters, caused by the flapping of the
turds wings, bad lor a king distance guided
them in the right direction. It was really
worth the loss ot a night's sleep and the
pain or a fearful walk through laurel and
over jagged rocks to stand in the presence
of millions of feathered creatures. Our
feelings were akin to those of the young
man who first hears the loud murmurs of
the ocean. It must be remembered in this
connection that our local was one of the
party in this ever-to-be-remembered and
never-to-be-forgotten expedition. But few
pigeons were taken, as most of the visitors
had not the conscience to murder the
sleeping beauties, and those that, were
astir were too devilish high up and too
wide awake to be knocked oa by our poles,
though some of our bold lads were pro
vided with as long articles of that sort as
Captain Scott used when he brought down
the tremendous shower of persimmons.
The lights burning low, we began to fear
that we would be forced to roost with the
pigeons, and turned our steps homeward.
In this we were none too soon, as our lit
tle band rapidly underwent disintegration.
Thea occurred the 'pleasant' part ot the
whole business. As light after light was
extinguished, some gentlemen got scared,
of which we are proud to say the editor
was not one ; we mean, tliat though there
U no dispute about our gentility, we were
not in the least frightened ; we confess,
however, to feeling uncomfortable, as did
several others, who have "esscd up" to
day. One shouted "murder," another
"help," in such heartrending tones that
an immediate attack of wild beasts, with
which the woods, in the parts so clearly de
scribed above, are said to abound, was ap
prehended. A young mas was actually.
(according to his ideas at the time,) brought
to a stand-still by a "panter, which, with
glaring eye-balls and ferocious growls,
intently watched him. ready tor a spring,
from the limb of a tree not so high as the
poles aforesaid. One of the party, more
used to country sports than the you lit men
tioned, distinctly heard this conversation :
"To whit I tbwhoot! whool" "O.I'm
gone ; don't shoot ; I'm 31 r. Miller, for
me' ly of Baltimore." An unmannerly
screech-owl had put up a job on Frank.
He is better now ; so is the entire party.
Not one of us has since taken any
stock in that dove-like bird which is called
by the slightly learned pietione.
Berlin Item.
Arrangements have been made for the
delivery of the rolling stock for the Bulfa
Valley Railroad on. the 21st inst
Excursion rates will be granted from
Garrett to Berlin over the Buffalo Valley
Hailroad dunng the meeting of the Luther
an Conference and the Reformed Synod
or from the 12th to the 14th inst '
The Postofflce Department have instruc- j
ted that the mails for Berlin be carried
bv the Buffalo Valley Railroad on and
after the ICth inst.
A seam of iron ore has been discovered
near Berlin, in close proximity to the
branch railroad 23 inches thick, an analy
zation will be had by the 20th inst, 1
' Teachers IssTrrcTE. Pursuant to a
call issued by the County Suiterintendjut,
a number of teachers 11: et in the town
hall of Meversdale at 2 r. x.
Monday Oct. '5th, 1874. The assembly
was called to order by the County Super
intendent, Prof. D. W. Will, FreaJent
ex officio. Mr. A M. Lichty was appoint
ed Secretary pro icm. The President lltea
announced thut there would be an election
held to elect two Vice President, a Sec
retary and two Assistant Secretaries and a
Treasurer. It was decided by motion to
elect each of the officers s?p.irte)y. J. J.
Cook, M. L. Dively and J. S. Wagner
were appointed tellers to conduct the elec
tion which resulted as follows. Vice Pres
idents, G. B. Masters and J. D. Meesc ;
Secretary, . John S. Wagner ; Assistant
Secretaries, Miss Edith C. Stutzman and
J. J. Cook; Treasurer, W. II. Landis..
The President appointed H. M. Lichty,
Miss Lizzie R. Poorbaugh and Miss Ellen
S. Snyder as an Executive Committee to
arrange a programme of the exercises for
each meeting. Institute decided there
should be no evening session. The exec
utive committee was ordered to prepare a
programme tor Tuesday.
Tuesday Oct. CtA. An opening address
was made by the County Sept., it aboun
ded in practical remarks. An oration was
deliveicd by G. B. McMasters. S. 8.
Forney read a report on the "New De
parture," This was an able defence of
the course adopted bv our Cotnty Supt j
in granting a limited number ot certifi
cates. Prof. McCord, Principal of Curry
Institute Pittsburgh was introduced and
entertained the audience with a few gen
eral remarks on the importance of earnest
work at an Institute, he then gave an in
teresting lecture on reading. Mr. M. J.
Beachy read a report on ventilation. A
poem from Harbaugh's Ilarfe, entitled
"Das alt Schnlebaus on der krick," was
recited by J. Wagner. IL Hevkman gave a
report on arithmetic, (new departure,) ex
plaining a new method for computing in
terest. Prof. McCord delivered a lecture
on Physical Geography. Female Educa
tion was the subject 01 an essay read by
Miss Lillia Dom. This essay was well
written and rendered with effect. The
subject of political geography was discussed
iiy juesars. ucchiiiuu, .ciiieiv, uiptiey,
Ted row, Meese, Culbertson, Trent and
Prof. Will. Mr. Henderson having been
introduced entertained the Institute with
some interesting and practical remarks.
On motion the following persons were
elected honorary members, Dr. U. M.
Beachly, D G. W. I. Brown, Dr. J. C.
Yutzy, Dr. F. K. Hall, Dr. W. C. Hicks.
Rev. J. W. Beer, 3Iessrs. Henderson, G
L. Beachly and M. Hady. The evening
session ot Institute opened with
music
A. D. Beachy delivered a declamation.
subject, knowledge. Resolution, was the
subject of a report by II. M. Lichty. An
essay was read by Miss Lizzie Poorbaugh
subject, education ot the senses, rrot.
McCord delivered a lecture on emphasis.
Conversation, was the subject of an essay
read by Miss Rose Huston. S. U. Trent
read a report on the power of expression
and thought
Wednesday. Oct, llh. Jacob S. Miller
declaimed a piece entitled, "If you mean
no. say no." The subject, Orthography
and how to teach it, was opened iy D. ll
Phtllippi, followed by Messrs. Trent, Baer,
Elerick. Groff and Prof. Will. Mr. Heck
man gave an exercise on cube root Indo
lence, was the subject of an essay by Miss
Ellen Snyder. J. B. Whipkey ready a re
port on astronomy. Mr. Win. Tedrow
recited "The Beautiful Snow." Prof. Mc
Cord delivered a lecture on the methods ot
teaching geography. An essay was read
by Miss Christie Holshue entitled Beauties
of Nature. A lecture on grainmer was
delivered by Prof. McCord. J. D. Meese
read a report, subject, teachers qualifica
tions. The question, to what extent
should politeness be taught in our common
schools, was discussed by F. Groff, J. L.
Pugh, Miss Lizzie Poorbaugh and Messrs.
Lichty, Meese, Cook, Beal and Rev. Smith.
In the eyening an entertainment was given
by the members of the Institute. Pro
gramme consisted of recitations, &c, a
lecture by Prof. McCorJ, "our mother
tongue and its abuses." Rev. Smith deliv
ered an address.
Thurtdau Oct., 8th. Institute opened
Mith prayer by Rev Davis. j
James L. f ugh Esq., gave the Institute
a practical talk on grammar. The subject
was thea discussed by Profs. McCord
Whipkey, Groff and others.
The question should Corporal punish
ment be abolished in our common schools.
was discussed by Messri. Elerick, Kendall
Henderson, Mason, C. B. Cook and Lichty.
rrof. McCord delivered a lecture on
proofs of the rotundity of the earth.
On motion the loilowing were added
to
the roll of honorary members. Rev. Mr.
Davis, Kev. Mr. Sin lh, Kcv. James Quin
ter. A-1. Beachy, Mr. Holiday and Kev.
air. Ucrkiey.
W ru. 1 edrow read a report- on the
Teachers Responsibility. Mode3ty was the
subject of an essay read by Miss Agnes
Hall. 1 he question, what would you do
the first day of school ; was discussed by
Messrs. Kendall, rhillipt, liear, .blerick
and W. H. Sanner.
Institute then went into an election for
members of the committee on permanent
certificates. I he following were elected,
J. B. Whipkey, J. D. Bear, Herman
Walker and J. 8. Wagner. Mr. Groff
lectured on Teaching as a Profession.
Prof. McCord concluded his lecture on
proofs of the rotundity of the earth. The
President then appointed the following
committees.
On Resolution, Messrs. Elerick. J. D.
Bear and Cal. B. Cook. On publication.
Messrs. W agner, JLichty and Meese.
Mr. Berkley read a selection entitled.
Yankee in love. The Importance ot His
tory as a study, was the subject of a report
by J. 8. Wagner. Lochiels Warning
was recited oy Dr. w. C. 1 licks. Mr.
Groff lectured on text books. Miss Annie
McKinlev recited a piece entitled, pamper-
! . , . " , , - . 1 1 - .
ing uie oouy ana starving tne soul com.
position was the subject of a report by
air. juencK. rroi. Jicuoru delivered
lectur on School Management, after
which the Institute was addressed by W.
II. Sanner.
The committee on resolutions then re
ported the following : Whereas the In
stitute just closing has presented an oppor
tunity for the teachers of Somerset county
to associate and to give and receive in
struction on topics relating to teaching,
therefore be it resolved. 1st That the
teachers who saw fit not to avail them
selves of this opportunity have shown a
want ot zeal in the cause of education
which should expose them to the severest
censure ot their emplovers. 2nd. That
we bail with joy the gradual awakening ot
the public mind to the imtoi-tance of popu
lar education ol a higher standard and any
improvement aiming at the accomplish
ment of this desirable result haJhur
warmest sympathy. 3rd. That we deem
advisable for teacners to acquire a
knowledge ot other branches in addition to
the common school branches to render
their Drimarv instructions more interesting
and practical, also that they should reed
some educational magazine. 4th. That
the thanks of this Institute are due, and are
hereby tendered to Frof. McCord, Princi
pal of Curry Institute, Pittsburgh for his
entertaining and instructive lectures, also
to ex-Co., Supt Pugh. Rev. R. Smith, Mr.
Henderson, and others lor instruction
given. 0th. lliat our thanks be tendered
to the school board f Meyersdalc for the
use of the school building in a hich to hold
our session. 0th. 1 hat we heartily thank
the citizens of Meyersdale for their kindnets
and hospitality, and also for the interest
manifested in our exercises. 7th. That
we endorse the course of our present
8upt. D. W. Will in all his official acts, and
in his efforts to raise the standard of com
mon school education. 8th. That a ab
stract of the minutes ot the Institute be of
fered for publication, in the County papers.
J'rutaif Vet. via. institute opened with
singing; there being no regular programme,
some time was passed in a pleasant way
discussing several interesting tomes.
Remarks were made by Prof. McCord,
Rev. Beer. Mr. Henderson, Prof. Will.
Dr. W. C. Hicks and Dr. Hall. A closing
address was made by Prof. WilL after
which Institute adjourned tine die.
J. b. w aos ek,
II. M. LicriTT,
Jso. D. Meese,
Dr. Baker's Paijc Panacea, for Rheu
matism, Neural da. Cramps, Colic, Diar
rhoea, Cholera Morbus. -Cholera Infantum,
Sprains, Burns, Scalds, Braises, Chilblains,
Frost-bites, Swellings, Soreness of the
Joints, and all painful affections of the
body, external and internal- For Colds,
Sore-throat Quinzy, and diseases of the
throat and mucous membrane, it Is an in
valuable remedy. John F. Hesry, Ccb-
RAX it Co., Proprietors 8 and 9 College
Place, New York.
HARRIED.
HUSTON MONO Married at the
house of Geo. M. Col vin, Schellsburg, Bed
ford County, by Rev. Able Thompson,
W m. t. Huston of Somerset to Miss Mary
n. Along of somerset County l a., on the
8th inst
DIED.
RHODES On the Oct. Sth, 1874, at his
residence in Lower Turkeyfoot Tp.,
Israel Rhodes aged 60 years, C months and
4 day.
PATTOX On the 1st inst, iu Elklicfc,
Rotiert Fa'.ton, aied 78 years, 1 month and
2 days.
Obituary.
Iu yourobiluary column of lust week
was found a record of the death of Mrs.
Anna Mary Risinger, ag"J 94 years, 3
month and 17 days. Her worth as a
devoted mother. & kind neighbor and a
consistent christian, deserves at least a pass
ing notice in the community. j
Mrs. Rb-inger was born in Hanover,
York County. Pa., in which place and
Bedford Pa., she spent the early years of
her long life. She spent about fifty years
in our town where she has been favorably
known, and held in high estimation as an
unobtrusive neighbor, and a faithful friend,
At the age of sixteen she united in church
fellowship with the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, f f which she proved herself a
worthy member for 73 years. Her relig
ion united her in syni;aihy and love to all i
who love the Lord ; and many who sur
vive her will cherish her memory with
endearments such as entwined the hearts
ot Ruth and Naomi : "Thy people shall be
my people, and thy God my God." Trust
ing in God she was patient in suffering
and hopeful in death. She fell asleep in
Jesus, September 26th 1874, leaving sad
hearts to mourn her absence.
-'Dearest Mother thou hut left us,
Here thfloa we deeply feel.
But 'tis God that hath bereft an,
He can all oar sorrows heal.
Yet ?in, we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fled.
Then, In heaven, with juy to greet Ihco
Where no farewell tear is shed."
SOMERSET MARKET
Corrected weekly by A. J. Cabkhekr Si Uo.
Apples, dried, f ft......
Applebutter, 1 gal
Butter, V ft
Buckwheat, W bushol....
Beeswax, 4
Buoon, thuulders, y
' aides, " ....
" hama, ....
Corn, ) bushel
Corn meal V t
Calf Sf.n, V
Clover Seed small
Clover Seed large
EtOX, V dot
Flour, W1
Flaxseed ft bu (M ft)...
Lard, 4) ft
6c
40cjW
xic
1 00
30e
8C
8C
12e
w
3c
1 25
7 00
7 60
15c
41 60
l'!jc
." 30-Aic
70e
sue
5oc
500
12' fi
1 0.)
'ie
.3 00 to 3 16
1 25
tS 00
ltj!2e
lijl.)C
! Leather, red sole, ft,....
upper
kip, "
Oat, fl bu
Potatoes,) bu
Penchei, dried, fl ft
Kye ft ho
Ktt(T8, W
Salt, No. 1, W bbl
" " $) bu
" Ash ten, " .
Sugar, yellow ft ft
" whit "
Tallow t! ft
Wool, f) ft
se
4Oii0C
A MEDICINE CHEST IX MINIATURE.
Mlshlcr's Herb Bitters Is not a beverage; bnta
strictly medicinal preparation, more thoroughly
adapted to the wanU of the general public than
any other hi the market Unlike all other so-called
Remedies, It is prepared under the direct per
sonal supervision of an eminent Physician. S. B.
Hart man, St. D., the senior proprietor, is a regular
graduate of tha Jefferson Medical College of Phil
adelphia, and a practicing phyeicinn of large ex
perience and exu-nsive practice. In such hands
the publie may rest assured that Jlishlcr'a Herb
Bitten is eompouuded in strict aeeunianee with
correct Pharmaceutical principles, and that none
but the chuicest ingredient! enter into iis composi
tion. Its immense sale alone I conclusive proof that
it possesses merit of a high order. Merchants,
bankers, clergymen, lawyers, clerks and others
engaged in sedentary occupations, excrience its
wonderful effects in relieving the depression caus
ed hy severe mental labor: while the mechanic,
farmer aud laborer, find their bodily vigor rt.su, r
ed like magic by its use.
At this aoa of the year, when Diarkikka,
Cham ra. Colics and kindred disorders, caused
by eating anripe fruits. Imprudent indulgence in
cold drinks, etc, are prevalent, a certain. s(eedy
and effectual remedy will be lound in.Miililer'a
Herb Bitter.
Tha depressing reeling of Languor or Debility,
incident to tha "heated lenn." is at once removed,
tha energies restored, and new lite and vigor im
parted to the prostrated system, uy its use.
Ix Dyspepsia, lavas Complaint and Arric
tioss or tub Kidmbys it Invariably works like a
ehann. It U not a drastic purge nor heady stimu
lant, violent in its operations: but it is simply a
natural remedy, thoroughly adapted to amst na
ture. It supplies tone to the stomach. relnvKorats
Win dlgeelive organs, stimulates tha secretions,
and promuting a regular action of the bowels, en
ables every oriran of the body to perform Its allot
ted work regularly and without interruition.
It is the unerring certainty of desired results at
tendant on iu use, coupled with the fact that it is
prepared by a physician of eminence in his profes
sion, that has rendered Mlshlcr's Herb Bitters 90
popular, and as familiar as a household word.
Tbocsaim or Mothirs all over the land have
found it to be the safest ami best remedy for use in
their families; they nut only give it with perfect
safety to evea tha youngest child, but when ned
with caution find it the safest means of ensuring
faeir ns health and freedom from the wearv
aches and pains Incident to their sex. Periectlv
harmless, u is just the remedy needed by them (o
enable Nature to perform her functions nalxrally,
rtgulmrlr Hd without ineanvrnience. No ladv
shocld BK without it if she would possess the
clear, blooming complexion and cheerful splrits'in
ar parable from sound health. It is sold hy all Drug
gist ami Oeneral Dealers; is neatly put up in
square glass bottles, enclosed in a yellow wrapper.
It is not sold on Draught, being riry a mrd'd
f preparation, aud as such is endorsed by many
of the must eminent physicians of tho country.
auglS
t eatanr I.lnlment.
Thera is no pain which the
Centaur Liniments will not re
lieve, no swelling they will not
subdue, and no lameness which
thy will not cure. This Is
strong language, but It Is true".
They have produced more cures
fpffrpat
ol rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
jaw palsy, sprains, swellings, caked-breasts, scalds,
burnt, salt-rheum, ear-ache, Ac, upon the human
rame, and of strains, spavin, galls, k., upon an
imals In one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. They arc counter
irritant, an all healing pain reliever. Cripples
throw away their crutches, the lame walk, poison
ous bites are rendered harmless, and the wounded
are beaded without a scar. It Is no humbug. The
recipe Is published around each bottle. They sell
u no article ever before sold, acd they sell be
cause It doesjast what they pretend to do. Those
who now suifer from rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve to suffer If they will not use Centaur Lin
iment. More than 1,000 ccrtiUcatcj of remarkable
cures, Including froxen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
gout, running tumors, Ac, havt been received. We
will send a circular containing certificates, the
recipe, Ac, gratis, to any one requesting IL One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is
worth one hundred dollars for spavined or swecnic I
horses and mules, or for screw worm in sheep.
Stock owners-these liniments are worth your atten
tion. Xo family should bewtthout them. "White
wrapper for family use ; Tellow wrapper for an
imals. Sold by all Druggists, ooe per bottle;
large bottlesjtl 00. J. B. KOSEfc CO., 63 Broad
way. New lork.
CaBtobia la more than a substitute fur Cash)
Oil. It I the only tafe article in existence which
I certain to assimlUtte the food, regulate the how
els, cure wlnd-eolle and produce natural sleep. It
eontair neither mineralr morphine or alcohol,
and la pleaaaut to take. billren need not cry
and mother may rest. aprilZ
aVftc Adi.'ertiaewent.i,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Lsutia of Thomas Llston. lato of Addison Twp.,
ueueasetl.
Letters of administration on tha shove estate
having been granted to the undersigned, notice it
hereby given to those indebted to it to make imme
diate payment, ami those havingclaims against it,
to present them duly authenticated lor settlement,
and allowance.
ALFREDS. MITCHELL,
JEREMIAH L1STCN.
etlt Administrators.
E
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Samuel Croyie, late of Coocrcacgh Tp
uoceasvu.
Letter testamentary un the above estate
having been gran tad to the nndersigned, notice la
Hereby given lotnose lntletHett U Itio make imme
diate payment, and those having claims airainst it
to present them duly autlientiented for settlement
on Saturday, th list dy of November, lt;-i, at
the lata residence ol deceased.
SUSAN CKOYLE,
Executrix.
JOSEPH CROYLE.
octU Executor.
ADAM MULL, ) In the Oonrt of Com men Pleas
LEAH MCLL, ) Aug. T. Petition for divorce.
And now tn wit. 3 Auirust. 1374. on motion of V
Hay, Esq . tha Court auiwint John H. I hl
miasiooer to take tha ttvumony, report the Diets
and aa opinion.
Somerset County, as:
Extract from the record, -wrt! fled 16ih Sept. 1874.
E. JI. SCHKfX-'K.
I'rothunotary.
Take notice that I will meet all the parties inter
ested at my office in Somerset, on Fridav. the 3uth
of Uciober, 1"4. to attend to the duties of the
above appointment.
JUU.l li. L Ml
ctl4 Cummisaioner.
-pXECCT-OR S NOTICE.
Eau!t of Joseph Miller, late of Mil ford Twp.,
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate having
been granted to tha undersigned hy the proper au
thority, notice I hereby given to those indebted to
it to make Imumilat payment, aud those having
el aims against it to present themdaly authenticat
ed for settlementon Monday, November 34. l-74.
at tk- Loose ol John Weller, at O.ohnrts, tn said
to-rash ip. JOH WELLE K.
t Xi Executor.
New Advertittemrnli.
U UT lUu A ATI (IX
vVtifCKA. tJie It in .r.tMe W:u.ii M. II .i.r.
Pres. dent the Si vi ral t'ourts ol ('..miiun Hens
o, IlitfOjtln" I- s 'irtnp.irin tha M.-Ufiit'i Ju'.i.-hil
Di-tri sn i .iu!(C' i f tho Oumy ol tj ; rai I Tt
utiuer an I Ot-o-ra! Jail l'eUvr-, forth? trial ol
ail ritpilnl :ial o:.iu'r oi;.jii.it-r-- la I lie 1 Ii;rit,
aud IfciS A. Xi'kmkk and .Iomah Mowky, i'.n
'j'iirps. Juices ot the t'otirlaof Count u IMas.and
.tati.'cs oflhcC'ourT? ! Ojert.n I 'lVnuincr. and
General J.iil Delivery, lor lh trial of all cai ital
and othro'fi-ii'icrs la ihclVunty of Somre'.hnve
iial their precepts an-i to u;e directed. P-r hold
log s Omrt ot tVm:n-iii vx. and tjcncral lnr
ter Seysi.nn of th? i'eaee. and l rr.er-.il J ;01 Deliv
ery and Courts of Uj tr and Tcnaiucr, at Somerset
Oa Monday, 'ovcmler ICth, 1173,
NoTICB t aireb ciivo t k11 the .lurffiecw of the
Peace, the Coroner aud 1' HiM.tbi, s wUhtn the said
County of .Somerset, that they he theu sn-i therein
their proper perr-ms. with their roll., records, inqui
sitions, examinations, and other remembrancer, to
duthoye things which to their oalces and Iu that
behalf appertain to be d iti": and also, they who
win proee.iite ag-iiuur,e pnim nt that are or snaU
he in the jail of Somerset t'ouniy. to be then and
there, to pruroreute ayrainrrt them ns ahritl be jtirit
Shkiiikp'4 llmenj UL.1V KB. k.NKPfi-.li,
Sotuers-.it, Oct. 11 fSl-eriif.
THE
Keple Coal & Miniactiiri Co.
are now prepare ! to deliver
COAL
tothe following points in Sonrersx-t county, at very
rcasonab-e ratar. Uanvti, Mineral I'oiiiL ..'a;Sel-
Orders Solicited.
Their coil is especiallv recommended for domes
tic use. Address Superintendent, Keystone J unc
tion, Somerset Co., Pa. oeil4-
A
SSIGNEE'S SALE.
ioe nn-lersirn-ed assign-23 ot Peter Phillippi
will sell at public gala
O i S'llurdaij, Vctohrr 31, IST-i,
the following very valu.ihlc real estntn, vii:
No. 1. A lann containing alut 3X1 acres, shu
ttle InMIUord township, atx.ut I mile from .Mineral
Point, adjoining lunos of Noah Scott, V Hay,
Daniel I). Miller and others, krown as tha Haines
farm, about 100 acres of which are cleared. 1 oero
is a dwelling house, a bam and other out buildings
on thepreinises. There is a good apple orchard on
the pretnL-es: the land is of exeelleut quality.
No. 2. Twelve acres of land, aittoinintr Jacob S.
Phillippi. David F. Shatf ami others, with a frame
house, stable and other out buildings thereon erec
ted. No. S. The minerr-.l riirht of eiht acres ol lnn-1,
the eurf.il of wuU.il has oecu sold to Patrick Grif
fith. No.. Two ht in the town of Mineral IYint,
being lots Nos. 91 and VI. having thereon erected a
store housa, shop and other buildings.
The salo of the lots will take place at Mineral
Point at 1 o'clock a. bi. of said day. ati the hal
aneo of the property will he sol i on the "Haines
farm" at 1 p. m. of siil-1 dav.
TERMS. ttie-thir l 1st January. lT.i. at which
time deeds will bcnuide: ene-third lt April. Is75,
and remainder 1st t eto er, 17;"., the two last pay
ments to bear Interest from day ol saie and to te
secured bv judgments on the premise!"; 10 per cent
of the first payment to he pal-1 an soon as the pr-.-erty
is knocked ilws.
AAROX "WILL.
octH Assignee.
TEE PEOPLES' STORE,
JIasonic Hail EiiMing, Flf.h Are.,
liUburs:u.
We are now 5?Kwirirr nt th? lowest Caih Prirps,
the largeft vaiiefy aud most Complete Stock in
the City.
We keep every d scrip: i- n o! IHarkanJ Colored
Dress Ojods, from the cheai-ef to the tinest qual
ities, but invite spreiul attention to our HUek Silks,
all Wool Ca.-dimeres, and Alpaca Lustres. Shawls
In immchiM! assortment fr-m l.'i to . on. The
late-n styles in Cloaks ami Jaeke-s. Ladies' nvvle
up Salts in hhtek and C-.il--red Materials. Rare
Banraioriin Table. Ianin-k awl Towels. All kinds
of Liners. Muslins. Blankets. Flann-K Cloths,
Cassimeres nni Jeans: also all kinds of I'n-ier-wear.
Hosiery, Gloves, forger?. KiblM-.ns, Laces
and Trimmings in t-.K-t almost even t l ing known
under the heruiing of Dry G.nrls an I Notions.
As we have only tW 'frice. orders sent u.r witl
be filled equal topers-n il selection.
Samples sent by mail.
mm sural i m
3?2iMiiic Iff.tll 15 iii hi ic?,
FirTIJ AVE.,
octll
VMM. Mil UU tt.
Manufacturer of the Cclebrateil
FAHXESTGCK PCRE WHITELEAD,
v, men has sustained srtehnn enviat-ie reutati-in
ft.-r o many years. Dealers and Con-mmers sh-mld
he particular to use n-ne hut our Pnro White
Lead, as there is so much inferior and adulterated
Lead in the market.
We not only claim for our Lead STR ICT PU
RITY, but that It posessa ereater durability,
ewers more surface lor same weixht. and is su-.-e-rinr
in FIXEXKS ari l WHITENESS to any
otner uran-i. ah orocrs snoui-i oe addressed to
I'siliucstocU TYIiitc Load Co.
OS B. L. FAHXESTI CEt CO.,
No. 78 Wood St., Pittsburgh. Pa,
octH
0?TS, t'CT5SOK3,
SilO.'ELS. LOCKS, 1
'r.:'s, lues, etc.
C'acksrniih's, zr.di
) AGSiCULTURAL TOOLS,
v V PiTTJavnait,
V Cvi.i;Krty6:
N VV Street
JEOAL
NOTICE.
To Harriet Shaffer, widow. George Shaffer, wh.53
residence is unknown, Jacob Shatter, Elizabeth
intermarried with John Anawalt, residing in
Cambria Co.. Pa.: Adam Shsffer, Simon Shaf
fer. Aaron Shatter. Xoah Shafier. Samuel Shaf
fcr. residing in Somerset county. Pa.. Eliiaboth
Shatter, widow ot Dnvnt Shafier, deceased, and
issue unknown, the number, names and resi
dence of the children are unknown: Levi J.
Long. Locinda Rhoads, .Mary Shatter and Cath
arine Long, (said Catharine being a minor) the
last named lour are children of Xancy Shatter,
who was intermarried with Levi Ling, but wh
is now deceased.
You are herenv notified that In pursuance of a
writ of partition, issued out of the Orphans' Court
of Somerset county. Pa.. I will hold an in-piest on
the real estate of Jeremiah H. Shaller, deceased,
in Jcnner Tp.. on Thurs-lny. the ith day of Xov.,
17. on the following named tracts of land, vii:
N'-v. 1. The home place, containing 21 aens. more
or less, adjoining lauds of Henry V. Maurerand
John Brooks: So.it. A trai-t of land containing
acre, more or less, adjoining No. 1 and the Luth
eran arsonago property with the appurtenance,
when and where you can attend if you think prop
er. OLIVER KNEPPEIi.
oct3 Sheriff.
"PXECCTORS NOTICE.
LsU-te of William Slay, lite of Larimer Twp.,
dt'L-aa -d. s
Ijetterstwiamentry on the al-ove estate baring
been irrante! tothe ninltTiiened hy the ppKT au
thority, notice iii hereby tciven to tin. in-Jehted
to it to make immediate" payment, and thorse har
Inareialins au;:iinft it will pfe. nt thvra t the nn
rferniitrned. at hin otM(e, on Friday, the Cuthdar
Octoier. 1874. No account will tere -i-ivet uulcfa
duly amlAtn!ictd acTdiug to 1 iw.
juun nrnu
ep23 EiecuLur,
.1,M
I N I STIiATO R'S N OTI C E
1
Esiaie
if Catherine Swank. Lite of S mersct tp..
'.H-eeased.
Letters of a-Iin'.nis-.rati'-n on the above estate
having heen granted to the undersigned, notice is
hereby given to those Indebted to it to make imme
diate payment, and th.-c having claims againm it.
to present tntm eulv ati!hiitu-ateii lor settlement,
at the resldtiK-e of ah S:-.:ik, on Satuniav, e.
Uiber 24, 18"4.
JOH.X KLINE.
sepl6 A-lministrator.
UPITOR S NOTICE.
Having been ar.p-itel Au-lib-r bv the Court
of Common Pleas of 5-mierset I 'ounty to distribute
the fun-is in the hands of the Sherill. arising ou;
of the sale of the property of Jonas Schrock. n--tiee
I hereby given tnat 1 will attend to the auties of
said appo hit men t, at my otiiee in Somerset jor
oairh. on Fri iay Mober lo h 1-74. when nnd
where all p irtiis iiiteri sti-l ciir attend.
J. ii. MOLE.
gepSD. Aaiiior.
JJULE TO ACCEPT or REFUSE.
lot'athcrine S.-hisler. wid-rw. Jlary Ann. Inter-marrle-1
with WliliamShcarer, of Chattanooga,
Tenn.: Emellne, intermarric-1 With Kentauiia
Hoover, of Palis City. Net-rsska, and Jnna. liv
tcrmarricil witii freoTge Tiip, ol Somerset Co.,
P.
Yeuaro hereby notitbil to a; par at an Orph
ans' C-Kirt tn nc heli aa Somerset on Monnay. tho
Ml) day or November, -74. lo accept orretiiseto
take the real estate of Adam Sehb-ler. ileceased,
at the arvpraiscd vniuatioa or show eaue why the
same sh-.ul-l not he sold.
OLIVES KXEPPER.
oot3 Sbtrilf.
UDITOR S NOTICE.
The nn-iersigoCd an titor. ajirs-fntetl hy the
Court of Common Pit-as of Somerset ctwnty id
make a distribution ol the funds arising from the
sales by the
' Knives and Forks, tf
VAXES, SHOVELS. LCCKS.V STl
FA
1 I
"im-nv..,-'
HI LJ-.I
Sheriir ct the rers.ial prrrperty offmentof all their pn.rty an-l effect, to the un
nrst and S nnu -I D. 1'P- ' ' derslgned In trust for the benefli of their rrtrditors.
I 'har'es Earnest
among those legally entltlcil thcrebi. hen by gives
notice that he will attend to th- duties of ku-I p-
pointment at his othce tn Somerset Nsroogh on
Friday October the I6:h 1.--74, at 10 o'eloeg a. x.
JAS. L. Pt OH.
jp2j Auditor.
Trial List for 3d Monday of Nov ,1874.
ATTOUNEYS.
I'L. IX -1KM.
S:-hcU,
.inu. .11 ... k. it
- .ar -
-ltd,
SehelL V
ns--: .horpvnning, Oatther. tv.nrutn. Hjgh lwiiMi.n",
Liken
K'MHita.
!ylouiel.C -1KTU 4 B. , HoMi
il St Co..
- K'oiiti,
Kimmel k t-ulborn,
O-liroth. M
S .hel.x K-rel's ns-i. Hacr?,
S bed.
K-"mt,
I hi. C. av R.
kimmel & Cotfroih
K immci at Odl.rn,'
Kimmel 4 Ctdl-urn,
H-itrs.
K ooulx,
Culburo,
! I'e r lie-ins, ; Hay.
i 'harics Warner. i liat-rs,
it. H. Vanhi-rn, ;Coiin.tu,
jjaetd, N. ileal, Kaer.
John Ranch' ex'trs., t'ol'.-.rn.
iJt-jMe liauixi'tuau, .Chi. C. fit R.,
I.lesse Ilauichinan, !chl.
Jacjb Kgoii.
Knirn A V indie,
is- H. Lehman,
Second Week.
jl.ar lire Beck, t'otTroth Jt Kanpel, ftmnifiham. AC.
,Ltwi 1 uifti. ic.ffn-t!i Kupi-el, ;irTO Sliunk,
; I 4HiglH-Hwir' use, ivttrotti tt Knpiwl, f.Iacol) 1 . Deal,
J hn veller. ;Kimmeli Co:i-rnlHvi l : ounkm.
Gross Wetrel. ,K.uii, Levi Si.vder,
Mr m. M-.-ClulIy ttCo. k ,ti, Kd S u.l. xe ,
Koontx,
Ihl.
1 hi,
! t,.rs,
Kimmel It Colhorn,
Kmimvl at. Coltorn,
kunuicl IkdU-rn,
kl?mii-l at. tillKrn,
Coliroih.ii KuppeL
Komts,
K.-ont.
Kitnmel fc CoPom,
K immcl 9l C-:orn,
k iinmel & Colliorn,
Kimmel X Ctolooru,
Chi, and C. tt it.
Km-ntx.
t 'ollrv.th tt nnppeL
Cothoru.
Colin-lb Rnppel,
Co!lnth k Uuj.pcl,
Koontx.
Hit & Chi,
t 'oil roth A Chi.
Co fl roth fc Kupel,
Cotlroth Kuppel,
Cottroth k Rumpel,
Cotlroth & KuppeL
James H. Gait her,
James B. Gail her,
Baers,
Coi'rorn,
octu
mr, :n.ooai,
:. V - , V"ur"ln Kuppel,
jt.ioult-A W-.r iell, . K.x-ntz.
i R4anna Pritts, .t.'-.-rtroth k kupvl
j I.ngi-a A Liven-rood, k'w-ntx,
iJ-i.-in J. Bruce, " . Kw-ntx,
;Saine, 1 ' r .1 n tt Ru-p-.l,
jSanic, kt-'nts,
l.tlcx. Wa!ker. t'olborn,
'jstcub J. Pritis, i Kimmel it Col!.tn,
J.ihn A. F-'Urif. kints,
j Anne KuMf. Adm'r. kwuti,
John f. lilyiuyer, Koontx,
ame, ;Ko-intx.
John H. Miller. A Vtlroth k Ku; pel,
Harriet pritts' use, Coit-oru.
'tarin Zimmerman, Koonts,
W. V. Davis k Bro. Galtht r 3t G;Uther,
i K. H. Marshall, Koontr,
S. Ge.i. ShepiK-rsnn. ikoonu.
- Freidens I.ut ( hureh CoiboTi'k K'X-Elz,
I Wm. B. Shatter, Hav, "
I John M. Cnllen, Hav,
jComelius Witt s h'rs t'otiroth A Euj-pel,
i I'euis tt lAuix, xiie,
B.Brooke Nyee & Co.,
BUTTER
COMMISSION MERCANTS,
54 SOUTH SJREET,
Rertjxcl fully 8 -licit consignments of BUTTER and general PRilDl'CE. The large snd regular tra-1
that we havo for Butter oliers si:)erijr iuiuccuicnls lor
MERCHANTS AFJD DAlRYMEr.
to ship to us, and willlie pleased to have their shipment? an I general famrs. We promise strti-t at
tention to their interests an I to obtain HIGHEST MARKET PRICES for BITTER seut us, with
pr-anpt sa'es atvi cheek f-r pmceeils.
N. B. Shipjiing cards forwardo.1 by mail, or to be had at principal stores In the cxuity. epl8
RPIIANS' COURT SALE.
By virtue of
vvlrtueof an oMor Issuing cut of ttie lirpnans
Court of Somerset Co., Pn., I will oiler at Public
Sale, in the borough of Somerset,
0.1 Saturday, October IV.h, 1871,
at 2 o'clock, the following real estate, late the prop
erty of J'inna Neville, deceased. A certain lot of
ground situate inSotr.erset hr-romrh, ad;oininir 1-tt
of Wesley Davis m the west. Union sireetouthe
north, lot of Fred. Lause on the east ami Main St.
n the south, Laving two dwelling houses thereon
erected.
TERMS. Tho amount required in hand enough
to pay the delM, about a oo: the .balance in two
e-iual payments with interest, seeurol hy judgment
ism-Is: 16 per cent of the purchase money t t-o
paid when the property is kuockedd-jwa. PosieS-.-uon
given 1st April, 1375.
O. W.BEX FO an.
ociTl A-iministrator.
A
f .M I NISTR AT0RT3 NOTICE.
EUaie of Jonatlian Walker, lato of Summit tp..
. deceased.
Lettersofadtninistration cntheabove estate hav
ing been granted to the undersigned by the prop
er authority, notice Is hereby given to thore in
debted to it to tnaketmmediafe payment,and thoria
having claims against it will pieseut them for
settlement and allowance.
DANIELP. WALKER,
cp2J Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
LoLatc oi Samnel MoshoLler late of Brotiscrsvallj
twp., dwease'l.
Letters of fttlmini.-ir vtl'm on the atVv- p.tafo
having been granted to the nn.leriirneil, uotur? is
horely given to ttue inJeltel to it to make hnme--liate
payment, anil thse having claim aura inst
It. to present them duly authenticated lor ;ttle
ment at late rcitleno of diseased, on Saturday,
the 7th day of IS -rem her. l-74.
Jonathan MosnoLnr.i:,
HKXKY O. COLt.MAX.
r i A d :n i n w t r u
JEGAL NOTICf:.
1 he qualified rotors of SNinycnH'fe township nre
hereby notiUed that hy a pn-eedin: in the CVurt
of tiuarter wsaion?, ot S.merst County, the
place of holding (feneral. pperiul, or township
electi'mf b:s tf o chanireil to the Lhol honje et
Shanksville, of which ull perw-ns iiiten.i!tt'd will
p!ca5C take notice.
OLJVER KNEPPKH.
9.-:-50 Sheriff.
L'
GAL NOTICE.
1 ne Qualified voti?r of Jcnucrrillo K'ronjfh arc
hereby notihei that hy a pmeeedimr tn tne l urc
t.f Quarter S-!ion5 of'siursiet C'-unty. the place
ot holdini the general. ;ei f.ai, and Nirr-ujh ctec
tion has leenehaniretl to the K-hool fcou.e in Jen-
nc-rrille. of which all person intonated willpU.idO
take nolkc.
OLIVER KNEPPER.
bcj Nheritl,
JEO.
VL NOTICE.
Iiieoualirie-1 voters of Siatlnnit-ton township
are h-rel.y notified that hy a pr-ceeling In tno
Uu.ir.er Session of Somerset County, the Llace of
hohilng the general. special ami township elections
has heen changed to the hourie of Jaeib L. Kennel
of which all persons interested will please U kj
noth-e.
OLIVER KEEPPER.
scj Sheriff.
TOTICK.
fiie stockholder in the VVcilersi.nrg i. Weft
Xewtcn Piani road Company nre hcreoy n uifie t
that an election will be hel-1 at the Somerset
Hou. in the horouirh of Somerset. Pa., on 7lon--lav."Novem!-.-r
4. 1"T4. to elect one President, eiio
Treasurer and live managers to serve lor the en
suing yeur.
Attest? V.MI. PICKIXO,
J. li ElJlE.Scc y. Prtsi-icot.
oct7
fJOAL
Having h
AND LIME.
le.iAC.l the coal bank and lime stone
quarry ou the lann of James Kiratnel. near Stoyrv
Uiwn. wc will keep on hand and tor sale, or will de
liver coal, liuusiooe and lime on reas-wiaM- terms.
oct7 iVblMLK & Ivl.u u r.L.
SSIGNEES' SALE.
1 ie an ier?ineii nui vjlpjc jjiiit o.uc,
On Wedm-sduy, O-lobrr 2?, 131
at M o'clock a. m., on the premises, the fol,wing
plantation, the property ol Henry ;. ll - nsietier,
situate in C-meinaugh township. Somerset count..
Pa., alwut 1 1 miles south of Johnstown, adjoining
lands of Abraham Pl-mirh. Isaac Hoetntetlcr,
I lan lei A. Wcavcrand others, containing two aen s.
There is a Larxe orchard therein with choice frul-
rees: a suthi-ient part thereof In meai--w ami a
part that i well timt-ercil. and i. coosi-lereil one ol
the best farms in theoiuuty. The improvements
arc a first-rate hark bsrn, a gojil dwelling boui-e.
an-1 all necessary buildings.
Terms made known on day of sai Also at the
same time and place, a lot of good work lHrses,
Iiurhain cows and hellers, and some common t
tic. hog. wazons. reain-r. threshing machine, ana
a irreat variety ot farmluir utensils hi.us.-n-
..Id
fumiture. ' JOHN OHEK.
J.tah ShaTer. au- tl- ucer. As.-tin
oct
A
SSIONEE'S NOTICE.
Joiia Selhcrt. having hy ileol of vuiun ar- us-
eigument conveyeil and asrigncd (o me ail hrs u
tate. real, pi-rrxiial and ntiie.1. intrust fc-r the bea
elitoi ere-ti ors, notk-e k-hi rel.y given to all per
son iu-iebte-l to cii-l Jona Seilirrt ir having
c!aims airainst him t appear f-r settlement ou
Saturday, tx-toU-r -I. I"". ! ' r -i-len- e -1 the
a-ssi-m-r. S 'LiM'.t N SN YIEK.
cpiS Assisr.ee.
TOSEI'II SHEETS & SON,
rm'.crtakrr. Hcrlin Pa., constancy 'keep . n
hand and make to orlcr Cirrins ol all styles and
prices, on the sh -rtcrn notice pos-ll-io. Having
hearse oft he lateft styje in rca-lines. we are al
wav repare-l to take "corlins to and bring ei-rpe-to
(lie various cemeteries. upnl
p.VUTION.
I nc puojic are ncreov no iu-- e-. " i- (
lirm. pt exeinini.-n u.jte given by the un.ier-i-.rn-.
with Vaie.ittr.e Muiler as bail, w Cyrus l .-le-
tu.
man on the .Mrii dav of Sepleu.l-cr. A. I. 1174,
calling for one hundred dollar, payable foortn
,i .-. a.... I .ii.i not receive value for it.
i . ' ..... nl "tl.. ntiM linler-s eompelle-i by
U,, ' ' JONATHAN KHOAI'S.
oct 7
A
UPITOK S NOTICE.
T.nn. norl haViE. ui a n-ionoi j
Kimmel. !.. been .p-int.;! aud.lor to-it-tri-bute
the fui in the hao-is of Aaron w ill. rl-.
administrator of the estate 01 Peter Srahi. dec - .
to and anK.ngtli.--o legally entiilcl tberet-N , wid
attend to the .luties Impose!; hy sal-l ar-poin-men t
at hlsomc in S-meret. Pa., on VI clncf lay.
of Oeu-ber. 1S7A whea aad whereJuTpcrsocs m.or
erted may attend. F.j.Koosm
octT
A
SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
V Tl KnhrieiuJL. A. Smith, of Meyers-
dale borousrh, having mode a voluntary asshm-
notice is beret-y iven to bu prr-u ii-o---
ahi parties to make immcriate payment, aod th-ae
having claim will present theia for settlement and
auowaueo. J. O. METERS,
scple Assigne.
Arcio AJ:crf.ic nwnl.
ATTORXEYS. lEl-KNtvtNTS. no
.th .v Ku;.'
in A. 1.:
.t;. auk. it
l"l Vt,. 1-7-1
la May M70
- il l
& . : I :
t an. n fc lir.th. r. i
1. StC. U. R. t o., I
I 'Hlllel W eyan-J,
Val. H.iy.
'I.H-hliti f it l-umminj,
! r redi-r;vk krii-x.
l.liril-tli H-.o.-iir.
1"
i art nt P,-rtuh,
w. Mar. Sr..
C. tt ri.
1 laJt i.;v.
Kimmel tt CoIUirn, v ru. h .
Daer. Wm. t. HumhcrT,
XoBroth it Ear-pel, ; M. A. Sanner,
47V
i.'n May !?
! ( Sei-t.j
:; i :
I'M M
i'.t "
4l' " j
!Wm.ll Kc.ntx,
M. A. S inner.
l-.iwar': keim.
Xe-irx.w k Lenhart,
4 4 " !
,.s.' ;
M. D. li-jr.ii-rt etal. 74 Xv.
.1 -sepli Sehathier. 'l-' '
A. S ail, -W- " i '
M. A. s inner, ly - . -
W. It k n I. l-.-o "
kiirncsi, li.c. k Co., i.1 - ,
Saaie, . -vo . j ;
li.-rir k Siw-neer. lt( F-'t. IV
Fred, kn-ac-r. aa ut' -Jl ' -
i 'yrus Xi-rr j a.1 .-ir ' -i ' -
J-.,i!B koable. vz i -
;A. H. - ttroih, ; i. i. i
J.-cph kinder, w : -
':.lae-t, J. Meyers ex' HI '
Pr--lyterian Chun-h I7:i fc j
John ktmhle et at., 177 - i
, Cyrus Meyers' ad air i-'-' f
iJach Sny-ier, :oi '
Joseph t.'hristner, i:i M iy'
Iianiel Iwry. J!r) - I
Wavs A Cnningham. a- i
Kennell's Mid C. Co. oyd
E. M. SCilKi sLK, ITdh..n..t.-vry.
JpXECUTOU'S NOTICE.
tutc of Alex. Jonnw n, lata of Jt'iin-ir
Twp,
tlecii?Csl.
letters tstamcnUiry m tfte hTt? fitrt5 bar
Inif (t'-it ariintc-i U the uiKler'itrni by th prup
tr auiih-rity, not ioe ia herrt-jr t to t in
(iotVed U tt tom;ike imraevntciiaymt'iit. ani r Im
ha vim claims against it will pn-fcnt ilimtorhn
un-ler-i;r?iri lir aHfw:i!fr t th vttU-- of l.n:.,
min S. Flrk. at Jvnuvr X Jia!i, iniSatar Uy
BFV. S. FLFrK.
AN DUfc.'.V JOHNSON
o;3 Exwutors.
0
0 11 1) I NANCE NO. !i;.
Si-. 1. I!-.- it nrl.iln-1 b.r the Horge'S and
C-'Uneil oftlio ljnuiL-n -f B,-r!iu. that tr.in aa-i
all-rliie lt dav of :t-!r IS 1. it -i:i not b
lawlul f--r any lieese to run at largo In . iilr--r-onuh.
Any jfrson violating this orlinan--e hy
leaving tlu-iri i-er r;a run at large.jh.iil tK- li ibie
fine ol iVts for cet ry -(J nee t,..-gether with e-r--. s m
suit.
Enr.ete-I .nil -ii'.-ienlied toi.! -fill -lav of Sept.
isrt. JAC. J. .KN.
Chief burgess.
A
UIHTOR'S NOTICE.
I ho undtTtimpd apm:,l nudttor to ili-tribn.'e
the (andrt in f he bnad d Jiriti Kiiuuirl. a-inim-itnt'r
uf Klir,i-nti and Jn-h Shank, nrir? n
tire that he will arfnd to the duri3 ui hi a
pdintment at his trtiii in Sinprt. '.. on Weil
nf!y. h-tttKT-2s. ut 1 cJclc . in. when all pur
tie3 iiii'Ttsteil can aiicr l.
HKNRY F. SLUEUTa.
ocl7 Auditor.
JOHN" KILLS
) fn tl
fn th 1'i.art ff Cimm n I'Umj
t, i 'nam v .
VM. COLLIN
S ) 1 An:;u T
duly appdi
Terra lsT-4. iju-ty.
The uni-r.'ii
inttd hT the turt.
ch.irfcce of the faivks of th ri
l.irtntr
t t he Mn"antf due. and p ?(
irts of I hmi and the e ,(en.e7f ot the rx;i:e:vT
siiip and -.r the lyahim e orer totheco-piirtnT-tip
e'lu iiiy. iteni'T k't-p n-Ki'-? to all pernt m
tkdited ti tiio Taid ? i:rtrierih!p t rail un or h.v
fire tlte ii i tiny of Nv?inhr n;xt and muke st
tlen:;?nt. If nut paid hetoro that time the hooks
wiilfe pi.V'd i:i tho hands of K-jlrtrt Luught-'B
K.-';;.. f;r coilrcti- n.
ll. U HAER,
Lr,::-
LIMK. L1MIJ.
ur.d Tfiirne! havlrnr erected lime kilns at
M.irMe Hill, throe unit's wt of Vo!luen-". o
tho IMtt.shuricIi At tountdlviilvj railroad, are now
rady to hip to any pint either hurni !iu:e or raw
limestone a may be rjuired.
f!ii lime i- pmn i" 1 ir.-m tie Mar: hs rrn:iti n
many feet hri.w the h-we-tcoal vein, and of very
5Ut'ri'r quality.
UnlciNN-r iinif ' r r;;w ff-necan he s-nt to' n3a
ence to Huirtid VVvtivr, or tojudie .Mclill-n. f
New Liin-zt-'n. 'id. Juhn Welier. of ( J trt-fcarf.
hnrif. Philip VfdtcrpnrvT, Jr., Mineral Point,
(.?t.rzo Wi-ltpf. Mveri:i!c, I.Mao Huirnw, Siner
M't. wv.A Waihif-e H. Walter. C-v:iiiidi&villet whit-h
will K prompt it a;; n al t..
wt7 ItCtiUS & AVE HE XL
J hn J. llcrk -y. "j In the Court of Common Pleas
v j of S'jmemet Co., Pa., No ;rl
Sarah Bcrk-y. Aug. T. 174. Peti:i..n for di
J v-ree. A vinculo matiimonl.
'And n-iw to wit 4th Septemi,r 1H74, on motion
of John H. I" hi. Es-p. the C- urt appoint Jas L.
Pu:t h. E.., to and an-1 report the facts and an
opinion."'
I will attend to the ilutien of t!ie above appoint
ment at my othce in S-anersct borouirti on Tnurs.
day 't-;l)er t he lith li:t- at 10o'clk a. m. when
and where ail parties intenut-l ran tend.
cj--Sl JAS. L. PIOH.
Ext:
CUTOR'S SALE
Tha undersigned executor of the lat will and
tesiament ot J--ha Hirr-n-. late ot Somersc: Tp.,
dvrcca.--c.t, writ olk-r f--ssilj oa the prein.-es
On Tlturidny, Od-jb'r 22, It74,
n 1 ochok p. m.. the .ollwinir ral exrate, Tia;
The homestead uf dereaise-l, rotit.unlm 'S'A r.n,
ol whuh ahout 1 at-rvs are clar an 1 and it a
tC'--l tare f cultivation; alxut 4j arr in mjal
vw, with a lanro uwiiinif hoase, !)nn hou?.
wod hou and hwnk harn thfrn erelvi, suifar
orchard, apple. par and peaih unhap. inno n
Hiifirry, and many fine tl-iwing ?pnn j' "f nov-r
t.nlin-j wa'er. This f.inn t suait aSut fjur
rniies norlhwe.-! of the htftu!. of S rn':r;t. a U
j-.lninif lantJs of John C Barr'n, N'i.i llarront,
VViiUata L. Youn, Peter Hc'Mt.7, J,d.u IL Vhi
and others.
TERMS. fine-third to rrn.iln a lffn afler pay.
mont of expenses, of which the ini.':r? i viaa tl
Ir u lo paid to the widow dunnx -r h; -n -t
hir i on th: first of April, 137 aod Thr. iit rr ii
iiTe einal annual payiaenrs. to W 'tjrl Oy ja iif
mnt txjnd on tiia premi..-s. wito-ut mte-rv:-' : ia
p.r et of the hx:i 1 in rn ir oii ( r t;w
davof dile. JACOif N r'.KF,
pl5 .xxutir.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Il wiJeir knrrwu
ts one of tLe most
tlTtftual remedies
ever discovered jr
-Ifanin lli sv s
tern an-f ptirifvi'n
tlie bhiOiL It fc.u)
7. $$")ff-;Z;' jeur. a con
tS, wC'" tantlvrrowiri2n'p
fc5S jt atiun. Laed o tl it
intrin-ic virtues, an-I sustained ly iln re
markalile cures. So mild as to be sale, and
lenefieial to children, and ret so e.wLin'
as to elli-ctuallv pure ont ibt? fjreat cor
ntntiuns of the lluod, sncL as tLe scrofulous
and philitic contaniination. Impurities,
or IT.iea.-cs tliat Lave larked ia the system
for year, seen yield to this powerful anti
dote, and dL-appear. Hence it wonderful
cure, many ot which are publicly known,
of Scrofula, an-1 all scrofulous disi.'a.T.,
Ulcers, Urnption.s and enptiva dL
onlers of the kia, Tumors ISlotclies,
ISoils IimplH, Pustulerg, Sores St.
Antbony- Fire, !:tM or trysipe
las Tetter. Salt JUlieum, Seal
lleail, iiinjrwonn, and internal Ul
cerations of the Uterus Stomaeli,
and Laver. It alo cure other com
plaints, to which it won!d not tcera especi
ally adapted, such a Droiwy, dyspep
sia. Fits Xenralsia, Heart Disease.
Female Weakness Debility, and
Ueucorrbtxa, when they arc maiufejta-
tion of the kttiIuIous poijons.
It is an excellent restorer of health and
strength, ia the Spring. Yy renewing the
appetite an-1 vior of the diifrtive onrans
it di?sipate3 the depression and listlcs lan
gr.or of the sexwn. Even whore no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansin? the blood. Tho system more
on with renewed vi-or and a new fcaso of
life.
J B K PJ sx o b r
Dr. J. C. AYEB & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
practitmt md Anatyticml ChtmUU.
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