Established 1850.
J. G. HARVEY
btjtte:
COMMISSION' KCOTJSE,
75 EXCHANGE PLAGE,
BALTIMORE, MD.
, ic marking kegs can be had ill
S.JU-1M consignments o! Butter and I'p. uw generally Bw.'Jptlon.
all the rin-iial ktorrs in me couniy or win in iw.uu
Keimard &
C O IYI M I S S 1 O N MERCHANTS,
M). 83 EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, MX).,
WE HAVE ALAEdETItADE FOU
GLADES BUTTER,
DaI
oiVTlfAr EXntKSS OFK.CUS.
The Somerset Herald.
xvi;.f.usJA7.
K-t.tr it, 1ST 4.
time r.tBi.i;s.
e.,MEasicT ii miseral ro.NT bailboab.
On, .! ur M.,n.t.iy, July 7tl., 1873, trains wil
ril a fnlloWS 1
Wail
Mall Wrat..
. .lu:a. iu.
2 li p. iu. p. m.
WVF. ALTFATHKIi,
Gen'ri. feupt.
W. it B. K. R- " K1TSERAL POIKT.
11:36 p. ra.
'" S:21 a. m.
12:C2 p. m.
" 4:S0 p. m.
Eipri-M EaJt
KxpreM Wert...-
Mall nt
Mall West
Pittsburgh Coxmellsvills
RAILKOAD.
, T, ,,.
Pilfcilfasilti & BalliiEore
.
o
VLTE11ATI0N OF TIME.
On and rter Sunday, May loth, ls74. Trains
on this Road will Depart and Arrive from Depot,
orner Grant and Water streets, as follows:
OKrABT. rlTTBBrROH TIME. AKKIVB.
IxalMail 6:10 a m.l McKeeSlrt Ac-
Through Mail.7 a.m. c.m . ...... .6.40 a.ni.
M I xed War ... 3D -m. .nt'r" -
M K?wrt Ae
eom 11:00 a.m.
c,m ,:..
W. Newton Ac-
McKeesport Ae- ! ",m-V".:"
n n m Throuirn r.x.
srxua.m.
8:4o a.m.
Fonnellrille Ae- I Connelly .lie Ae
.m p.. 00 m-
McKee.ic.t Ac- j MrKeeit Ae
r()m 4:S0p.m.;l eora LI. n.
w: Newton Ae- ;aTKeport Ac
cra e:10p.m. n .iBOp.m-
McKeesiH.rt Ac 1 1 McKeesport
root :20p.tn
com ..juy.iu.
Throujih Ex., .8 oo p.m.
Unioiitowo AC-
McKeesport Ac-
eora 11:09 p.m.
West Newton
Church Train . 12:45 p.m.
com... ...... .0:10 p.m.
M'KeetTXirt Ac-
rom. 7 40 a.m.
Through Mail..8:2i p.m.
West Newton
. I , Church Traln.ie:05 a.m.
J?i! arl ArnmTla 1M TffiES CSllT. EUi'l
.UVL UWHOtUMSiris-." ' - '
Simiays.
Eir.3 Trues mil.
SAM'L C EODGfl, .
E. I. mm.
6a. sal
GsiPass. il"t.
(General Ticket office. 43 5th Avenue.
15 is t ier V a n 1 o I
BY
limm & 0UDE8LDYS
It is now time Sir shipping CL.s8
lirTTr.H and we advise all the
dairymen to take advantage of every cold
dnv to ship their buller dow n to us as rap
idly as possible. We have a very art.
mil now, lor cootl dairies and ecu readily
M-U from l.OOUto 2.1HK1 kegs every week,
nt hi-best market price. Buller merchants
Innn'tlie South nd cimst titi.-s arc now be
cinmugto lav in their fall ami winter
M.ks or butter, and we advise dairymen
to ship their butter promptly so as to get
the advantage of this very desirable trm e.
We will use every etrortto sell at JlK.fl
EST PHH'MS. and as stain us the butter
is wild will send sales and check. Me
ill also make liberal advances m shij
ments. Hoping to receive bber.d shij, merits
promptly.
ResptHtfully See.,
EEXXARD & OUDF.SLirs.
t:J EXCHASOK Pi At K.
Baltimore. M.l.
I'd tour plants.
Brir.g out your oveitieils.
Frost is the sworn enemy of the tomatoe.
Adam was the fir! victim of nnripe
fruit.
It often happens that nothings are not
worth a darn.
Tuk school mar uis of this countv insti
tuted at Meycrsdale last week'
Prm: Colors of every discretion for sa'c
by E. II. Marr hal li Co.
Xew Goods. A full stock of Boois and
Shoes, now open at Snyder & Uhl's.
5000 lb strictly pure White Lead for sale
at E..H. Marshall & Co s.
Stone crocks. Jars, Pitchers and Jugs,
for sale at Cook & Bceril's. r
Cook& Beeiiits will trade Fish, Suit,
and Corn, for Oats, Potatoes and Bacon.
Iryou wnnt Oarja-nters' Tools go to
Blymyer's Hardware Siorc ; a lull stock of
all kinds.
Fora, Six and Eight Tit-lures at Wul
fiey'f. Photograph Gallery In the Mam
moth building.
Glass Ware. Full 6ct of Ghtsbware
for 1,00. Tumblers only 75 cts per dozen,
atW. W. Davis & Bra
A la ice. e lot ot barrel Salt w ill he? ex
l hanged for Butter, Apple Butler, Po
catoes, &c.
W. W. Dayw & Bno.
CO.,
"j
Oudesluys
The Public Sehowl of this borough will
open on Monday next.
t ii:i:k Int of Sisle Iicathur at Snyder
A. Uhl's,
All kinds of j.,b printing executel at
the llEKALD office.
A la roe lot of "Paint Brushes lor sale
bv E. H. Marshall Co.
BKAVTiFrL set of teeth for 8. Dr.
Vm. Collins. Somerset Pa. t
A very nice lot of Coys and Children's
Hats, Caps and Turbans at Amos Stock's
Go to Blymyer's for Hardware of every
description
Books, Stationary, AVali Paper, Win
dow Shades. &c, at Amos Steck's.
A kew house is being built on Ilace
street adjoining the property of Mr. Andrew
lloupt.
Svow-flake and V.'hite lliver-Flour
lors.de at Cook & P.eerit's Grocery
Feed Store, at reduced prices. .
Pekson-s at a distance lnquir.ng. nm.ui
-"sssr&r "
John F. Blymyre has succeeded in get-
t;nlr a jtjl ot the celeliraieu ury unmc
iiames. tiiese Humes are always diili
mttogct. -Callsooa at the Hardware
rtnn l.ns.h ls of -to atocs wanted, for
which w e agree to pay the highest market
iiricc.
Ruoads Bno s.
No. 4 Baer's Block.
Cook fc Bbekits have put up a large
house near the depot for the purpose ol
koepinff ptitatocs. They buy them at the
highest cash prices. -
Lost. A ladies.small gold neck chain,
in or near the Lutheran Cemetery. 'Ihe.
linder will be well rewarded by returning
the same to this Oflicc.
Attention iicalled.to the change iu the
..c,v e,,n,ra,.t Minoml Point
tuns uiuic fciiv , . . .
ifctiiroaa. to ue lounu at iue uwu u. ui
Local Columns.
Mrs. Botkd has improved lie apnar
anceand cajiacity of her dwelling on the
corner '.' Patriot and East Streets by the
addition oTa half story.
t'ctiooL opens neit Monday and the
children arepntiing in the few remaining
Jays of vacatUn romping through the
wood? ia search of nuts and berries.
Orntown is spreading out in all direc
lions, and will there is plenty of roam for
her to spread.
Mu. Isaac JoAs, we learn, killed 21
shot a few daysaeo. A
pot pie at a single shot
Who can lieat it.
Rambling in Hie woods, was never mor
delightful than now. 1 hough a lime cany
tor nut gathering, tbis is just the season
to gather lichens, ferns, U-rrics ami vines
for winter use.
s. .it.il reliiise of the moon will take
1 1 ice oa the :24th and 2uth days of (Mil
tier nexL It w ill commence at 11:4:5 on
the night of tbe 14th and end at 4:43 on
the morning of the 2oth.
An observing man has discovered a
simiiaiitv between a young ladies' seinina
rv and a sugar bouse, ss both refine what
is already sweet.
Somf. man in P.iston publishes a paper
called tbe Kingdom of Utarcn, for sev
. niv-live e. nl8 a veur. Ot ourse it is a
tw.g'us aflair. The genuine Kingdom of
Heaven can be had without money anu
w ithout price. . -
A cram aoN of Prof. Wise, the aero
naut, mude a line baloon ascension from
Ihe fair grounds at Indians, Pa., on
Wednesday afternoon. The young gen
tleman meandered heaven-waul at 13
summers, and is ruUaJ as the youngest
liulounist in ihe world.
For the Boys Schools aud teachers
sire good in their way. bul ihe j oung man
must not dejieud wholly uponLUew. even
tvlicrc he can command" the test ot both.
You cannot dispense with self culture.
There is much to be done that no one can
do for you. Our greatest men are Kit-
made men; and, whatever may be yourj
COIKllilOu iu me, Jim uiuM, w a 1
lent, mate your$tif, or never be made.
Always acknowledge all courtesies in
a kindly spirit. Throw a bouquet and a
card ot thnhks to a serentuluig rty. !
rot pre ared to invite them in. If you
haven't a bouquet or a card at hand, throw
a bootjack, or a brick, or anything of that
sort, just to show vour appreciation ot the
kindness intendetf.
Our friend Mr. J. G. Harvey oflhdti
lnorc, is on a visit 10 bis many friends and
jtrons in this county. The merits of ihe
firm of J. G. Harvey Sc Co., Commission
Merchants, are too well known to our many
readers to need any praise from us.
The new bi.iiding erected bv Gen. Cof
froth nnd Jacob Xetf, Jr., on Main Cross
street, ia rapidlv ncaring completion ;
part of it is already occupied. The Good
Templars Lodge occupying one half ot the
second floor and Dr. Bills the other, while
Gen Corl'roths ofljit and a 61 ore--room occu
py the first floor.
Is going dpwn street the other day I
called in to see Bcvins & Cran tier's house,
one square above the depot. Mr. Cranger
built it lie is a young man, bul a tine
workman, and has done himself and our
tow u an honor ia buildu... ouch a bouse. It
is to tie an eating aud lodging house. here
persons can procure boarding by the liieul,
day. or week.
Citizen.
All lovers of Mince Pies should call at
ihe Cheajiside Grocery of F. K. Colborn
& Co., and get some of their delicious
Mince Meat, all ready prepared with the
finest condituenls teir baking into pits and
only 15 cents per pound, try it and you
will want more.
&
Tnn largest an J best lot ot undei ware
fur men, ot the lowest prices can be bad at
Steck'a. v ' .
iwiinT inointu. l'nu h!- "'."ui t'u"
jfDuej 'jihij oio'x J" wi8 a?"! ou.1 ti
A Br.pt out) pirt bars : "I ain't that turd
of ft hair pin," and Fislierofthe Gazelle
cxuliingly "trots" it before tbe public as a
specimen of Bedford's vocabuiry.
All the School IltxiUs to bo exchanged
in Somerset Tp., are to 1 bad at. Amos
Sleeks, at introducing prices, lor a limited
time. 5
T'axtf.d ! ! 5O0 bushels of potatoes
immediately, at F. K. Colhorn & Co's
Grocery, "for ahich tbe highest cash,
price market will lie paid. Ilringthem
aloasr.
S 30K SOUIV l" Al-M.ICA 3tl0.l3
pu.xls:is 'siJl 'S4"uoj sdV) SXYH
Kev. D. 15. Ernst of Sagestown P., .
former Pastor iu Somerset, -viK preach in
hue liclnnncd (.'liurch nt Somerset on next
lord's Day in tbe morning, ami at Levans
ville in tie ofiernoon at 2 o'clock.
A man styling himself Jacob Peck was
arrcsti'il nn.I rommitcd to iail on Sunday
l.if r.n i.o fl,r"n (sf horse stejilin. Tbe '
boree in his possession is supposed to be
,l,m,-nrlrrfl). 8. RicllC Of F tttU
. ouuiy. . . N
A national Suodav School Convention
is to be held at Johnstown on the 27th of
this month. As tbe Cam. ma County
newsp'ier men are proverbial a3 bunuay
School boys we expect to receive full re
ports of tlie proceedings.
The stone and brick work of the vault
in the court bouse have been finished. Mr.
Drum,, of Pittsburgh, the architect was
here on Mouday, aud after thoroughly in
specting the work, prououneed it one of
the best jobs he ever saw. This is certainly
very complimentary to Messrs Megahcn x
Zorn and fully sustaining their reputation
ns first cla.ss workmen.
'What is br.il head luck" asks an cx-chan-'c.
In the oil region a man who
eked out au existence on scrubby, stony
hills, ate hoecake and sl.injack, fun on the
river, went barehvtted nine months in the
year, took his girl riding behind cxen,
imd then sold out to some wisc(?) pccu-
hitors for SJ.OOO.OOO cash, comes near
rinHtgh to satisfy the ordinary mind.
'Then-tbe late Gen. Thomas was iff-k-vd
for a furlouiili by a backwoods soldier,
in nlrr that he midit visit his wile, to
ivlun had been married but three
months, he replied : "VUiy. my Otr lei
low. 1 haven't seen my wife for three
, i " The. lmekwoiRbsman stare J in-
rriwllnnllv at the General for a moment.
...,.i fiw-n i.roUe out. "but vou sec me an
mv wite ain't that kind. '
On; reni:d friend who is to lepieseni
i;a Iiwtrirt in ihe Senate next winter
naid us a short visit last week. Col. Vulzy
is one of the stronget men in our county,
with he and the other talented gentlemen
of which our. ticket is composed, it cannot
fail to meet with unWiunded entl-.si;isin
and a rousing vote from Somerset County's
frosty sons.
The Democratic organ of this county,
fur w hich Mr. John II. Hoffmurr tarns the
crank, is out ot tune; employces and sup
porters "look down in the mouth"," evident
ly labor under a heavy burden. The fact
is the disastrous lire which visited this
town on the memorable fllh of May 1872
was hard tin Poultry; among other gallina
ceous fowls that perished were the Demo
crat's roosters, and per consequence, they
have no bird. to crow over Ohio.
John Cobi.i.ns, an old soldier at the
Soldier's Home, Dayton, Ohio, especially'
desires to learn the address of Dr. P.. L.
M'Kav, -".ho in lsGJ 'was a surgeon in
charge of the hospital at Hampton, n.
He writes to the postmaster at Easlon in
quiring concerning Dr. M'Kay, whom be
has reason to think is ia Pennsylvania
somewhere. Our cotemporaries will be
doing a kindly act to an old crippled sol
dier by fjving" his request lor information
as wide publicity as possible,.
Eoey's Cakwh.io Tikxhes. Among
the various remedies for Coughs none en
joy a hisher reputation thau Ldey s Car
bolic troches. This fact places them
above the ordinary list of medical prepara
tions. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and
as a disinfectant and preventive against
contagious disease they are a s-iecific. ' In
valuable to singers and public Sieakers.
Sold everywhere. John F. Henry, Cur
ran fc Co. Proprietors, 8 and 9 College
Place, Xew Yo,t k.
Old Bedford was always famous for big
things, she has lbc biggest egg, the bigtwt
woman, and the biggest imitator .f
George Washington, but now she come
to the front w itli the biggest farce in the
shape of base ball Umpire that we have
ever heard of. In the contest for the prize
durins ihe fair, according to a Bedford ex
change, after one club had seven innings
and the other was at the bat for their seva
enth with but one man out the Umpire
called game The seventh inhing was
counted. What set of regulations was
used?
It is really astonishing to walk around
this sober and modest tiW city and note
the number ot broken gates gates hang
ing on but one hinge, and gates w ith no
hinges at all. So long as such a large
number of gates are regularly broken down
each vear. there is no immediate danger
that Johnstown wiii eventually be rid of
the tormenting Small Boy.
This is one way of doing things, and
the one adopted bytbe Johnstown Tribune.
Had the article pieared in the Herald
there would have lieen no attempt to crim
inate the Small Boy, but we would have
said, the combined w eight of He aud She
was more than the hinges could bear.
Wellersblko, Oct 18th '74.
Ma- EoiToit. Some of the reasons why
the Welle-rsbiirg route, for liie Trans Alle
gheny canal should be greatly preferred
to the Wills Creek route are: 1. It would
shorten the distance between six and ten
miles. 2. It would not take over half the
amount of tunneling. 3. It would run
through the heart ot liie Weilcrsburg coal
basin. 4. It would run through an inex
haustible bed ot fireclay, of the best quali
ty in lbc country. 5. It would also give
nrw to anv amount of limestone and iron
ore. these are come of the advantages of
the Wellersburg route, anil I think are
worth v of due consideration. '
B. K.
i
The Xew York Evening 7Vf earneslly
advises every liody, now, l eat grapes. In
a long editorial article on their value says :
Emphatically we say that grapes are. a
stroug food ; that in them we have not
only naturally adapted sugar, culled by
tlie'.ebemists graic sugar, infinitely supe
rior to that chiefly exotic product, cane
j sugar, lading more natural and more
ueallnlui, especially ior seticuiitri iieiwin
in temperate cilmates, but we htve. al.o.
the healthful acids and a notable. amount
of those nit: ojenous es-ntials whic'i are
bl.xx'.-mnkers, not to speak of the v.u.ous
salts which also liecome nccess-.y con
stituents of the blood.
Jcdoe Rowf., of Franklin county, last
week rendered an imjiortaut decision, to
the effect that it a voter has been register
ed b'it ntt aetd, he cannot vote. The
case grew out of a neglect of ihe assessor
tii place opKite tho name of the jierson
registered the aim-tint for which he was
assessed. When the person went to pay
his tax, 20 day bofore the election, he
found no tax assessed against him. The
question was, whether iLe assessor's ne
glect could lie corrected. Judge Rowe
decided that it could not, ;.s the assessment
must have been made "wo months" be
lore the clec i w.
B10 Dept.. Harry Boyts. of SomersetJ
lOWnMlip, SUIH a muguiui-cut mien, a. m-
Ihtre Rocks, on last Thursday. John W.
Pat ton secured the saddle, which, dress
ed, weighed seventy-five pounds. He
made a present of it lo a noted epicure of
Baltimore, who intends lo Friervc 't.'?
spirit?, as a si-jlit for the game-loving cili
was of the .Monumental Citj'. Johnny
thinks thJt this was the largest deer that
ever ronmcd llicse mountains, but he is in
error. Caidain Lambert, of Sluide tp.,
shot six ia one day, the lensl of which
would overcome this in wei lit, but not in
fatness and general good condition. Many
recollect the story t the autlered monarch
at which three citizens snapped their euus.
He was big as a horse.
Ik you want to buy tbe best Apple Parer
matte, at r cents, go o lilymyre s Ilaru
ware Store.
Notice Ali tiersons iudeUed to us u ill j
-lease cult and settle by Nov. Sth. Pota-;
tot?, oats anil grain, taken in settlement o
Recounts.
SSVDEU AXD UttL.
Tnt I-.- ..n toil i.rt iinnortaut matters
. i... m,.,-.i ;a rno .r Hie nirions !
l till; J uiuim iu " -... . i
things in nature. Tbe Firth concert in
aid of the Public Library of Kentucky
wi advertised to bike place July 3ISI.
ti. .w-oiw An.ntst 1st. Gov. Br.imletle, !
i r.":;a,-;i! rn-iv-il over i
uic nmnai:ei, r ,
ticKeta. U'C uiu iiif; Fn. -
next, the dav atler the Concert, thousands
of dollars wi'll be received, one ilay too
late, for there will be not'urther iostpone
mcnt. Tbis tnonry might jtibt S3 well
have been sent a week before, as when it
was.
A full supply of Com, Oats, Bran. Corn
Meal, Ac. always on lian.t, antl lor ss:e, ,
at the iJr.x-ery and Feci St
Bicfits.
ra Ol ..oofc o I
DvfrEPSiA Dvspcpsia in the most eis
couraging and distressing iiisca.e nmn is
heir to. Americans arc panicuiuuy s-.-
iect to this disease and its effects ; such as
aoi.rsrtouiache. sick headache, habitual cost-
u.,.n li.':irt-liurn. water bras.!, pn-jw
n HU.J burning pains in the .pit of the
f, niurl.n efltllillff UP of the fiXd, COiltCCl
tongue, disagreeable Liste :n tbe inoutli,
impure bhxd and all diseases. of the
Stomache and. Liver. Two doses of
Gkeex's AcorsT Flower will relieve
vou at once, and there positively is not a
J . .. r. ... o.... : wxni r.ttrn
case in lue cnueo diuil-s u n
If you doubt this go to your uruggisis
Benford & Kimmel. Somerset, Pa., or
IIit7.rotfc Fleck. Confluence, Pa. and get
a sample bottle for 40 cents and try it.
Regular size 75 cents. For side by ad
Druggists in toe County.
Fauueus will please remember that
Cook & lieerits have for sale
Ground Alaain Salt - - -
AsLton . " .... 5 CO
McKeesim; I ' - - " 00 Jib
and will trr.ue
the ?uuiu lor tiw ana j.o
Pigeon Jhx-sT Item. The Baltimore
Amcruan and oilier papers publish our
account of the pigeon roost. We duln t
know till lately that it was good.
The number of pigeons npiears to be
undiminished, notv.ithbtandiug the raft
that thousands have been slaughtered.
'Oiir ornithological friend, .Mr. 15., has
calculated that fifty thousand bushels of
acorns and gr dn are required to fill their
craws daily." Luckily the birds deal most
ly in the fruit of the oak, or the owners of
late buckwheat fields would find thcmstlvA
sadly in the vocative.
The Counsellor had fully made tip l.;s
mind to pay the roost a visit on last Satur
day afternoon. The successor of old Char
ley was caparisoned for the trip, and the
tart wis j tut being made, when an order
for two hundred bushels of lime reached
him. The trip was reluctantly postponed
until next year. " Lime beats guano."
The Subscriber actually niicmpieo io
hike fiic 'census of the pigeons. Alone,
without deputies, he tried it. Having
been complimented oil his wonderlut suc
cess at the Chicairo bridge, where, accord
ing to veracious authority, be counted four
millions of passing peo; le in seven hours,
he fondly hoped to reckon anything short
of the sands of the seashore.. From day-
lioht
ill ilm shades i eve were tailing
;e ' . . . . ....... n...., c.
last he shoo!; a siicK at iiiein, i,uit;
low he could easily do this,) and then only
fifteen millions w ere dotted down to a cieuu
certainty. He thought this number was
nea:ly oue-sixtu ot me wuo.e amuum.
Tun fullowinar lines from the icn of the author
ol "Zomani." will not tail to attract iuc y
the reader. Tbey were written especially with a.
view to musical adaptation, anu iu . ""vr.'-,'
f. rui will s.Hin e-iniear Iwloro the puoiie. Prol.
Knakc is "to do" the music Pitlibum Ucdrr. .
' THE JEWELS I MUZE.
Let the miserly h-mrd np their symixils of self
Their eomier and silver acd gold,
Their jewels anil gems, base mineral pelf,
Inanimate, senseless, and cold.
But to me give the trcasnres ofciile's liJal llood,
Impasslonate, sentient, aSd warm.
That burst Into being snd beauty with blood,
Ih woifan, life's lovlk-st form '.
Qlre me the'jcwels of mirth and delight,
With whioh nothing earthly can vie,
The diamonds that flaf h with a welcoming "Sht
Aad glcs-.nln a fond woman's eye :
To me give the jewel of gladness nnd blits.
The heart" fondly-found treaeur -trove.
The rubk-e that flush with passiouate kiss,
ItesiKinsire, instinctive, to love :
Afll the gelden metal, called precious, Is dross
When compared with the golilm net
That Nature has woven of li,-bt-nowing floss.
And tut In tbt- stream ofllle set.
Aa.i. -k ! tu be caught in this golden mesh,
A fed ualed with Ive' deftest art
T' t as tightens, the quivering flesli,
A4 the bwt of a Usl-Llir.ibWni heart!
Of course it is known to our readers
that the author .of "Zomara " is Frank
Cesan name not "to fortune and to
fame unknown.' Well we hoi e the thing
will be set to music, not only tor the piano,
bul for the hand-oraii; then seventeen
swarthy Italians, three Teutons, and
eleven one legged soldiers may play it
"neath the window- flf his sanctum daily.
LostaI 1'olitica.
Sebenade akd Speeches. Col. Yutzy,
our candidate for State Senator, visited
our town on Monday evening, remaining
with us uutil Tuesday morning, when he
left for a shoit canvas in Fulton county.
He is accompanied by M. D. Barndollar,
Esq.. and will stop with us again on his
return. A larirc numlier of our citizens
availed themselves of the privilege alford-
ed by tbis short visit to make the Colonel s
acquaintance, antl thiough the efforts ol
our genial friend and uncompromising
Republican and lellow citizen, Jas. 11.
Long, Esq., the Everett Cornet Band ap
peared in front of the Union Hotel and dis
coursed some excellent music. Quite a re-
soeclable crowd had gathered in the mean
time and in consequence of the rain and
storm, an impromptu meeting was organ
ized in the reading-room of ihe Hotel by
electing Capt N. C. Evans, chairman, and
J. C. Long, secretary. The chairman in
troduced Col. Yutzy, who responded in a
short speech, simply acknowledging the
compliment paid him by the people thus
assembled. Gen. Ellioit was called out
and restionded. in a few well-timed re
marks. After a general handshaking and
more music, the cro vd dispersed, well
pleased with the affable nnd courteous
bearing of a candidate whom they will
give a hearty nnd cordial support on the
third day of Xovcmber. Col. Vutzy makes
a good impression upon all classes of peo
ple, and we have his word that he will
make an effort to see as many of our Re
publican friends in thiscotinty as.thehort
campaign will permit. jJeajorit county
I'rem.
Col. E. D. Yctzy. This gentleman
arrived in this place on Taestlay evening
last. He scummed in town all night ana
the next morning with a party of friends
lett to visit Fort Littleton and other por
tions of the county. During his short
stay here he made many triends among
our jieople. He returns to Somerset coun
ty about the last ol the weeK. 1 lie tieopie
of Fulton county w ill give him a hearty !
support. Fallon Republican.
Col. Yt'Tzr, late of Beaver county,
now a citizen of Somerset coua!y. is the
nominee of the Republican jmrty in that
district for Senate, i he district is largely
Republican and his election certain. Col.
Yutzy 's many triends in Beaver congratu
late him on his nomination. The district
is also to lie congratulated in the selection
of so good a man for that responsible po''
tton. Beater lutdicai.
Col. Yutzt. well known to many of
our citizens, has received the nomination
in the Somerset Senatorial District His
election, which is altogether probable, will
cratity numerous friends in this county.
Beater Time.
The Congressional Conference, after a
protracted contest has nominated Hon. S.
S. Blair, of Blair Countv, who is in every
wav acceptable as a candidate to the Re
publican party ot this District. We would
nave oeen wen saiis.ien i.u any one 01
the rcaliy able and distinguished genre
men whose names were lieiorethe Confer
ence, antl are cum 10 snow tu:n, no in
feeling was engendered during the bailot
iu" or bv its result, and that we shall have
perfect harmony in the ranks of the party,
and a vigorous and successful campaign.
Mr. Blair was elected to Congress in
1839 and re-elected in IHoU He is a nmn
. t.Iirh nlinriwn lite aii!'tt Tall! f ifl AW
u h, i . ' - li-VfvV
knowledged liy e ;ery one. i d h.8 fidelity
.jO.0t)0 f.r
. . .. -i .- n...t ihnn I'm l,nv-rn(ir i (titLm in ln-j r'iui UH.M
wend lave bad to send this money lek. its cure the v. is-, and vij.-roas action o.
b, t as tt CWrt wastned I Sg. ! tW ami the loarnmg and prae
,0th, it wa, all right wiU, tb-no.
n mi ine liri: ttk n itwui-v. tui. ct.i m w
to the Republican pattv and its principles i ty Pa., cotitainingeuoarrea, moreor less, adjoining
cannot lie qea4ked. ' H is likely that the ! H-y Wpr. Charihejm and Henry
Congress of which he Wllljbfl a member: tractofland situate in Larimer township. Somer
Will have many important questions to ! set ouiHaining W acre, more or less. a!j.)ining
riinsiilcr n,l at.all tVl tlial lhi ri-nrp tami if Jwiah Witt and William Tressler. wilh
consKier, ana we snail leei mat tue r pre j,,,,,,,,,,,, Nn, s. boat lM iitaaU)
Sen tative from our district, Will not only la the twn of oarretv Simerset County Pa-, more
be able to altem.
be able to
also have t
toils interests, but will
and inGueace in national
weigh!
alTairs.
Evtrytb1;!-; i:u";':c.it JeteruiintUkm on
the purtoi liie Ih-t w crtit y in tiiitke a gen
end assault u tU s Tariil. la llieir btsite
convention:; of tjis year, except in this
State, tiiev have
dared againt 1 rolec-
. , , . t- c .. , ..
tton, und in favor vf revenue or riee
Trade, and it is most important Ioto that
our inetuiscr ui v.
be right :i tuts qacs.ion.
tmt shouKl ul
lie able (o advocate
niteresls wiui in-
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:iiguuc. - aiii'--' . .
Tribl-hc.
A SUBSTITUTE 1 0P QUKKE.
For TKirn tnfnR was retjunleit a the only
peclne Ii malartoM dtffWKe.. an.1 Inimcnwf quati
tuiea of the ilmn were annuai'y wniumftl throuKO--,,,'-.,r
ncsiorn eenntry, more par I nlaily along
tro, .......
ft(rul iKalkJ nko an epl.lcroiu tim.u ''i"1'i.
and wti(jicO;sini:iaro 1"""'"
I'.-ver. lbc i-Dlire wpuiu ......
i r..- , waa roifulariv n-ril to
l.ut. wliile il tivaenlly fiieA to i a cure. It
iuvariaMy H.ov'ct ti.e stomach. prluc in? nau
sea, vc-rt i--t' mJ iniin.vc ..
an ixlont tl.il rawu.hs eip5t ere ll.o system re-v.v.-r.-l
fruia Us eilwts. 1'hesa objcetloni lo Kf
nsr wre w n.arke.1, tliit tbe'iutrcxl action of MWli-
lor's H""! latter was naiieu as a ir.umj.uiu
f-lne l!t.u-.iicly mom certain In iubeneBcial ef
fects thau uuiuibo. It powessed nf.ne of the ileinor
it of tbnt t.rux. lustea t uf nauseatiiii?. It tons
anj invisor:tte'e the sttmaeti, anil white upeedlly
exiielltiiK :henoxinm Uuutoni, increase! the aplw
lit.aD.1 liM-iiitatestUsfsti.m, thna rendering ll.o
srsteiu itrunv'.-r, and Letter titf-vi to reswt tuo at
tarka of diMK. In fact, a la liciou um of
'i-iiler'B Herb Hitlers at tills seawmof the ear,
w'll'l prevent the recurrence vi this .lipase, even ia
tbusewlK. have never isel nn autumn tthont
It. An expcrleuceof twenty yeim provet it to be
the preatest ATi-PEaiooid known to medical
W There are. perhaps, no ilisoases o lubject to eti
niaticehaiitt'Osas allections of the Kidneys. Han
drols of our f:irncr. meehanica, and laboring
men, 111-00? and hardy in all other respects, uiier
eon!iiiual iuonreniece, and oeeasiouaily excruei
tinir pains in the back and across tU loins; exp
ri-uee a frcauunt Ocfire to pass watar, pln durtu?;
its pasfasru, and frwrnwil stcllKiijes in its flow.
I hese are uionifet'-iiS resulting from some
.i.w.rhravvua ftierhaw yesrs aao), and aa-
frruvuted ly every ehanxe m ir.c wean.cr.
Every
srruviiieu ... -
aWiileulJ nie direct to tills sue weak spot, and
U promptly attended to the dtsvas fceeomcs
etironic, and the once slron matw a miseratile
nrcii. 3iiuicr iicroi. nu.i. -
rt'tr.wly for this dass ' diseases, it has a pecul
iar fndeney to tlie kidnevs, stimulates them to
tlie I'lruiation d' l.rlik-!nM deposit, winch, it wr-ini-
vd to eohtinne, will ly cirsion form gravel
fou-. lieeessitatinn a. painful operatlra for its re
moval. Many of the Inaredleuts cnterum into its
exposition are universally ree.,Hnixo.l sicift"S
fonljlcompl iintsof the ur.nity ontans. in L4v
.. .it T ivsnc-itfta. all disorders of th
l!owe!a,aiidaitect'ioi,sol tho Thr.sU and Lungs.
1. ... - 11., ,..Pi.,in nn,! etnc.ui,ious: while, as s
remedy -for the complaints peculiar to the female
sex it has no cquuL Radius, oi'i anuyoui..
ried snd single. In eve;-y eondilion of lite, will and
this obkat nsL RK.ME1.Y prompt, tafe certain
o.-.i reliablr. The tlc. sallow torn pier Ion is re
i.l teed bv a Moominjf healtlilul eooutenaiicc, and
ieoccu'ioal eualiks Nature to pcrlorm her
functions ttKutLARLV asb wiTHot-T t'"va5,I
ikncb. Sold only Iu bullies by all DrutwWj and
gt m ral dealers, Oct. -L
Centaur r.lulmcnl.
There Is no pain w;.lch tte
Centaur Liniments will not re
lievo, no swelling tbey will not
subdue, and no lameness- which
they will not euro. This Is
strong language, but tt Is true.
' They have produced more cures
ol rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
iw palsy, spr3ins,swc-nings. caked-ttfeaste, scalds.
burns, salt-rheuto, ear-ache, a.e., uixm tue liuu
rame, an J of strains, spavin, gal?, Ac., np-jp an
imals In one year than have all other pretended
remediossince the world began. They are counter
irritant, an ail heallcs pain rsllcver. Cripples
throw away their crutches, the lamo walk, poison
ous oilt-s are rendered hamUess, and the wounded
are healed without a scar. It Is no humbug. The
recipe is published around each bottle. They sell
as no article ever before sc'.d, anil they sell be
cause It doesjust what tbey pretend to do. Those
who now suffer frotn rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve to sufier If they will not use Centaur Lin
iment. 31ore than LGOO certificate of remsrkaWe
cares, Inclndiajr frozen iimbs, chronic rheumatism,
gout, running tumors, Ac.havct'ecn received. We
will seed a circular eonlalning certificates, the
recii-e, Ac., gratis, to any one requesting It, One
battle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment Is
wr.ton bunured dollars for spavined or sweenlsl
hetses and mulea, or for screw worm in sheep.
Stock owncrs-tlicsclitdcientsare worth your atten
tion. No family should be wit J.mttUem. "White
wrapper for iainlly ueo:' Ycilow wrspper foran
lmals. Sold by all Druggists. Me per bottle;
nr hott'.c? 00. J. B. KOSE A CO., 63 Broad-
ay, New ors.
CUbtobia Is more'Uiaa a substitute for CastO
Oil. It Is the.only f article in existence wnicn
is certain to asslinildte the food, regulate the bow
els, cure wind-eollc and produce natural sleep. It
oontalos neitlicr mineratf morjiblnc or alcohol,
an-kls pleasant to take. hlllren need not cry
and mothers may rest. . aprill
s
lJEUIFF'S SALE.-
iir vlrtueof Sundry wrltson'rnrfi.'ioaf Krponat
and Fieri Facial issued out of tlie Courtol Common
Picas oi Somerset county. P and to medirected.
I will excise to sale by public ontery, at the ( 'ourt
House iu Somerset, oir Friday the Sth day df No
vember. 1KT4, at 2 o'clock p. m., the following de
iCTib l real estate, vi:
Ali ihe right, till, interest and claim ofOeorge
Cook of, in and to the following described real es
tate viz :
A certain lot of ground situate in Wellersburg
Borough, Somerset county. Pa., containing '4 acre
more or less, wilh a Vt story frame dwelling
house thereon erected, adjoining lotsof Alph Wii
moih, C iaiiricl-l & Thomas and fronting on Turn
pike, with the appnrtenanees. Taken m execution
as the property ol Oeorge Cook at the suit of Jo
seph Hilly..
ALStf.
All tho right, title, interest and claim of (J. J.
Boaehy of, in and to liie following described real
est n to." vis:
Eight certain lots of ground situate in Salisbury
Borough. Somerset county. Pa., csntaining acres
aud known in Beach Survey as lots ISos. li. 12, 13,
14. 4.',. 46, 47 and 4S, adjoining lands of John W.
liinirlerand J. W. ii A. P. Boaehv. and Peter S.
Lirengmsl, with a V4 story frame dwelling bouse
and stable thereon erected, with tbe appurtenan
ces, taken in execntu-n s t ne properly oi j. j
Beachy at the suit of Wm. P. Huston et al.
ALSO.
AH the right, title, interest and claim of 5Ios-s
Yolerof.in and to the following described real
estate, vlr :
A certain tract of land situate in Somerset tp.,
Somerset County. Pa., containing lOi acres, more
or less, of wlikh there are about 10 acres cleared
aud three acres in mea'hiw with a l' siorv loir
dwelling house, harn and other ont buihiimr there
on erected, ad joining lands of Chris' iun 1 itikey,
Jacob M. VVaiter and others, with the appurte
nances. Taken In execution as the property of
aloses Yodcr at the suit of Frederick Hoehthouse.
ALSO.
All the right, title, interest and claim orcharlcs
Pliit of. in and to the following descrilied real
eatata vis :
A eertain lot of ground situate in tho town of
Oarret. Somerset cunty. Pa., containing acres,
with a two story frame dwelling house therouo
erected and known an Ihe plan ol said town as lot
No. 87, adjoining Layiaette street. Walker street,
B.-i lire and Cherry alleys, and lot N0.-S6 with the
spourtenances. Taken in execution asthe property
ol Charles Plilt at the suit of Wm. It. Hay.
ALSO.
All tne right, title. Interest ami claim or Isaiah
Holtiapple of, ia and to tbe lollowiug described
real estate vis :
A certain tract nf land situate in Paint in..
S.mcrset county,- Pa., containing 2u acres, more
or less, of which there are about t aeres cleared.
wilb a two story irame dwelling house ami barn
thereon erected, ad mining lands of Josiah Custer.
Charles Holttapple and olhars, with the appurte
onsnce. Taken in exeeut ion as t he .property of
Isaiah Holixapple at tlie suit of S. J. Cover.
ALSO.
All the right, title, interest and claim of James
Staup of, in aud to the following described real
estate vis : A certain lot of ground situate in We!
lersburgh Borough, Somerset 'bounty Pa. Con
taining 't acre more or less.- with a one and one-
half suirv Irame dwelling Doue an-l ont buildings
1 hereon erected, adjoining lots of Ira Cantield k
('1. and others, with I e appurtenances. Taken
in eiecuii-m as the property of James Slaupat
the suit ol Henry Suhre.
ALSO.
Alt the right, title, interest and claim of John
I), lioddv, of. In an I to the following descrilied
realestatevii: All themincrals. metals. privilege,
coat ores ami mineral substances, lying aud being
under and cmtalneo wit nin a it tnat piece or parcel
of land situate in Brothersrailey township Somer
set t 'aiunty ra., wmcn is tuny ana particularly de
scrilied bv meetf and bounds, couines ami distan
ces in a doe. I from Benjamin Hay and Stisinnan
Ins wile to tne said J..nu I), li 0,1,1 y, emtalais
eigtity-thrce acr.s. strict measure, adjoining lands
of P. Hay and others, with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution a Ihe property of John il.
Itoddy al the suit of Franklin Hay and Chsrles
Q. VVal'ier. ad minis: raters of Benjamin ' Hay
dee'J.
ALSO.
All the riirht. title. Interest an.! claim of A. W.
Waiter, of. ia aad to the following described real
estate, vis: The umiirided one-half of a jot of
ground sltoate in Kingwol. t'pper Tnrgeyfoot
township. Somerset County Pa., containing
acres, with a store house thereon erected. aJioln
ine lots of Joseph Hosteller. Lutheran Clinrth lot
and others, with the appurtenances. Taken in ex
eutk as the property of A. W, Walter at the suit
of George liauger, et at
ALSO.
Ait the right', thle, interst an I claim or John D.
Roddy, of, in and to the f., lowing describe,! real
estate, vil : No. 1. A eertain tract ol land t Unite
In Allegheny township, somerset Connty Pa.,
ei-ntainins 'i aeres. more or hMis. adjoltiing lands
of Henry Miller, Starts Mill propertv and Hart
man A Co.. with Ihe appurtenance. No. 2. A eer
tiin tra -t of laud situate In Northampton township
and C'.untv ao-l state aforesaid, containing bbO
acres moreor less, of which twcntv-flTe acres are
cleared, with a two story irnme dwelling house,
barn and law sail I thtreoa etw.teil, suljoining lands
of William Tressler. Josiah Witt and A. Wilmoth
with the aiipurtcnanees. No. tin
k,nl it0aie In Greenville township s
eertain tract of
Somerset conn-
t-
ru'tv described In a deed frjm John I. Ro.idy and !
wi.eto tUiartos Krne?t ,nd .Samuel 1(. Hv'yi, re-
cried in dec-1 rerd Vol, 4 and pafce , tb the
Jiv of John l. K.idv at the oii cf A. J. Cotton
aLiitnMOf John J. fichell- -
8 t(i
Ai.
All 11 riirlit, title, icterest '" rian m jiirpi 1
H. Kaiitnerof. la and fc the foI.owia; itn-.-riuett j ya
real estate vu :
A certain tract of land sltnato in tiutm ikon
tne towokip, Somerfet exmnty, l'-. siiaht:nr.7
arms tuoro or !es. tt etcarvrf. of which there aro
afiouf li acres in bisskIuw with a 1'4 story hru a
dwellh? t'lnsx, three ftcry frmc r:ltmt a
woolen laetory. frame l:.lile and other ei;t ruihi
inifs thr?..n crt-cleJ, adj.'irtiiiir lands of liavid
Speeht, Knhort l"atter.u, 1. i rni't s.nd others,
with the ammrtmancoj. Taken in axeeution ai-
thepruiierty of Joseph H. KaJitstcr
t the suit of j
uourgs . Ufoorao, et, ai
ALSO.
All tiie ric hi, title, lntere.itand claim ol F Tt.
Weilcr. o; !,iaod to the following aeseritwd real
estate, viz : A certain lot. of ground situato in ".e
K.-ronith of CouKwneif, Sotocrno; O.-unty I a
said hunting 24s I'JO feet, runniii;r aloni? I.'Ctu
street aad adjulnimr lota of Daniel Otnw, lr.
Mrmritnit, n.i ntiwin. with tha a tnrte:in''es.
Taken in nwntii.n aathe rtronertv of fc. li. W eller r
at the suit of Win. H. X-K-nt Ally, tor tiiel. lu
ll nence Iron Co.
ALSO.
All the riant, tltlu Intererst r.nd claim of J.n:ia.
Wtirk-k, ol, in sn 1 to the loiiowias ir-rilx:d r;-l
es ati vix :
A eertain tract oflan.1 situate !r. Faint tp.. Som
erset ctiunLr, Pa., containinir l.VJ acres, m ire
less, ol which t hero are about 15 seres cicsreil an-1
Ktvinf A npml In Itlnii,(r t with a oflMiTf tox lilVei.
linir house and loir bara thereon eTCed. niipiatns
lands of John Rogers. Fiihrami Wentworlh nn-1
others, with thaaoiinrtenances. Tii:on in ex""ti-
tion as 1 no property 01 jonas i
l it. n, iKueu.
itsn
All tha'rWht title iatnreat and claim of S. J
McKcnio. of. in aad to the follwinif deseribod i
real estate vli:" I
A certain lot of trromnl sittiatcl in Meyersiiaiei
Sortmii, Somerset Couatv Fa., sal.! l"t beinit Six t
120 feci, aujolnar lots ol'O. S. ptirier,01ineer"hoirs j l('
and others. Taken in rxreutlnn as th lirowrty ol
S. J. JlcfCeniieat the suit, of A. J. S:oner and
others. Ten ier cent of the purchase money must
he paid as sooj as the- property ia sold and the
balance when deed is delivered. .
00.21. 74. OLIVER KXEPPEK.
Sheriif.
I") EGISTKIVS XOTIC43.
C
Notice is hereby e-iven to alt persons cotr-erncl
as tetratees. .mlitors or otherwtis that die h'llow-
intntnn hare passe.! n -istcr and t! ,..nc
wmbe;,rcset,d.
snd lor Somerset conn: . on ihurwiay, ne u.ii
day of November isT-t. when ail persons in
tcrested may noon I if ther till; i pMjicr.
Account of Wilihiia II. platl ruaruiau of Em
ma S. Piatt.
Aeconnt of Fredrick Fi. Wa! er guardbn ol
Jnoa. F. Walker.
Account of Michael Good, i !uiin!stratr ol
Iiachel liaiert, dee'd.
Account of J. H. Klchar lson sa ! H. Jilngter,
admlnis trators ol Oeorgo Kingler t, ?il.
Account ot S. J. Cover, adnirtit.i'.r.ttor and
Tms-x-c of Jacob Crisscv, liireM.
Acci4int of Jao. A. .Shatter ndi'iiaistrator nn 1
trustee oflanlel Malonc, det-'d.
Account of Jona. Donuyer t! infctrator and
trustee of Peter iHirmyer, decV. , ,
Amount ol Ueonro ami J. :. uor a:iui.io
'.rators and trustees of Picnj. I.owry, dee'd.
Account of Henry Penrnd executor of John Pcn
r...!, tiee'd.
XLi'UTORS NOTICE.
Lbiato of Eobcrt Pattou, l-.itcof Kikli-. k t.mn-
sliip, deceased,
letters te.itamcnt.iry on tho a'.wvo estate
having been granted to the nnderslgncs', n-itlec is
hereby given to those indebted to il to make im
mediate pavment, and thosn having claims
against iu to present them duly nu'Jienticalcd
lor settlement at the resider.ee oi tlie Uteeator
on Saturday, Novembor ISth lb7i.
MATTHEW PATTOX,
Executor. GEO.A.lTtlNCE&CO.
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"1AUTI0X.
The puhlie arc hereby notified net to nircliase
wft inrt-jwent exeaitition notes iriven bv tbe un-
dersisned to Cyrus Coleman on thelth day of Sejt
temper lb,, one caning ior ten uoium-.,, hub oir'-u
months aflerdate, theotherfor twenty-hvedollars,
parable six months after date, as I did not receive
value tor themand will not pay tho same unless
compelled by law.
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JCt. XA. . ira.Ut.r.u .t. .....
QUEIUFF'S SALES.
TJy virl Be of sun-try writs ol Venditioni Expo-
, . ami l'iW fariat issued out oi the Court of
Common Pleas of Somerset County. Pa., and to
medirected, 1 will expose to saio uj puime out
cry, at the tiurt Mouse, in oomerset, ou r r.
day, the mh of Oetulier, 1874. at two o'clock
p. m., tne wioowiug ucs.-r.ouu re. os.
All the right, title, interest and claim of Charles
Earnest and Samuel 11. Delptof, in and to the fol
lowing descrilied real estate vii: ,
The lol 24U part of the following six tracts ol
land.
No. I. A certain tract of land situate in Sum
mit township, Somerset county. Pa., containing
fto6' acres, more or k'SS, of which there are ahoul
iM acres cleared nnd acres in meadow, with a
two story frame dwelling bouse, bank barn and
uthcr building thereon erected, adjoining lands
warranted in the name of Lewis Meuiiuger, John
Stein and others, known as the Peter P. H. Walk
er tract, with the appurtenances.
No, S. A certain tract of land situate in Sum
mit township, Soilfcrset county. Pie, containing
tifi acres, of which there are aloat 60 acrescicarcd
and M acres in meadow, with a two suiry leg
dwelling house an I a 1'4 story log dwelling licu-e
thereon erected, warranted in the nnmeo! Lewis
Jlcminger, ailjoining No. 1 and lands warranted
in tho name of John S eia and others, with the
ot,tinrtcftnees.
No. 3. A certain tract'of bin 1 situate in Summif
tewnshlp, Somerset county. Pa., surveyed on a
warrant In name of John Stein, containing 3o
acres and 1 uen-'nes. adKiining No. 1 and 'i aliire-
said. ami lands warranted in the nimo of Peter
lienmm and others, with the aimurlenanccs.
No. 4 A tract of land situate in Milfi.rd town
ship, Somerset Co Pa., containing 40 acres, war
ranted in the -name of Charles .Maniuclaut, ad
joining leads suncyesi and warranted in the name
of Manin Dulibr-, Peter Benson aud No. 2 and 3
aforesaid, with tho appurtenances. .
No. S. A tract of land situate In Mil lord town
s!iii, Somcrsi t Co., Pa., surveyeit on a warrant to
.Martin I'ubhs, c.intaiinng acres, of "hleh
there are about low acres cleared am! 8 acres In
meadow, with a two story log dwelling hi use ami
barn thereon erected, adj'dni.-ig hinds warranty!
in the name of Peter Benson, 1 nomas Wilson saw
others, with the appurtenances.
No. . A tract ol land situate in Milfonl town
ship, Somerset Co., Pa., containing 4:s" acres, wr
nnted In tlie name of Nathan Lu!Ilsroui:h, ad
joining lands of Samuel Weimcr. Henry Baker
anu otners, sun tue appurtenance.
Also, the undivided one-hall of tho Rdowing 7
tract of land, to wit:
No. 7. The southern Isirtlon of a tract of land
surveyed on' a warrant in tbe name of Abraham
Stein, situate in .Mi! lord and Broihersvalley town
ships, Somerset Co.. P. , containing 21S acres and
2" lurches, adjoining la. Is warranted in Ihe name
of John Stein, Peter t-nson and otliers, wltli the
appurtenances.
No. a. A tract of land warrante.1 in the name
or Peter Benson, sitnato 1. Milfurd and Bnithtrs
valley townships. Somerstiv Co., Pa., containing
4J8 acres, of which there are alout 10 acres clear
ed, ailjoining land warranted in the name of Abra
ham fstcle, John Sieiuand others, with the appur
tenance. No. 9. A tract of land warranted in tho name
of Wililam Johnson, situate in .Aliiford township,
Somerset Co., Pa., containing 44 ncres. adjoining
lands warranted in tho name of Ttiomes Wilson,
Jac 1 lie-am ami o. hers, ty tli the appurtenances.
No. 10. A tract ol land surveyed on a warrant
to l'b,, mas Wilm.n, situate in Alillord township,
Somerset Co., Pa., containing 4'J3 ai res, adjoining
land warranted in the name of William Johnson
Martin Duhbe anil ,thers, with the appurtenances
No. 11. A tract of laud warranted in the name
of George Burgher, situate in Aliiford township.
Somerset Co.," Pa., containing :Vi acres ami 2,
perches, adjoining lands warranted in the iiameot
Jacob Beam, Thomas Wilson and others, wilh tlie
appurtenance.
No. li A tract of land warranted in the name
f Henry Baker, sitnata in Milfurd township, Soui
erset Co., ra., containing -ca acres alio a perches
of which there are about 'ii acres cleared, and ix,
acres in meadow, with a two story log dwelling
house aud stable thereon erected, adjoining lamia
warranted In the name ot Nathan Ludoorough
and others, with the appurtenances.
No. IX A tract of bin I situate in Summit Tp..
Somerset Co,, Pa., containing ftss acres and 1 S
perches, and embracing two turveys, one thcreot
00 a warrant In the Game of Ka, lacl Tom. the
other In the name of lunah Tom. ailjoining la nils
warranted in ihe name of Henry Baker and others,
sakltraet lying on the south bank of Cnfsclinah
river, with tlie appurtenances.
Taken in execution .as the property of Charles
Earnest and Samuel 1. Ivlp at tne suit ol C.
Beecher WoiC ,
ALSO. .
All the right, title. Interest and claim of Cbnrlts
Eearnesi and Samuel 11. Help, of, in and 10 the
following tlescrltieil real estate, viz:
The V4 20 part of the following six tracts of
land:
A eertain tract of land situate In Summit town
ship. Somerset eoanty. P-. eoiiisiuirg tJ' aens.
more or less, ol which there are about 'IM acres
cleared and S acres in meadow, with a two s;ory
frame dwelling bouse, bank bam and oilier build
ings tucreoa erected, adjoining lands warranted
in the name of Lewis Meminaer, Joiiu Steiu and
others, known as the Peter P. 11. Waikertract,
with the appurtenances
No. 2. A certain tract of Iind situate in Sum
mit township, Somerset Co., Pa., containing 4.72
acres, of which there are about 60 acres cleared
ami 1- acres in meadow, with a two story beg
dwelimg bouse ami a l'i story log dueling , oust
thereon erected, warranted In the name 01 Lewis
Aleminger, atijoiuing No. 1 and lands warrantel
in ihe name ol Julia S ein aud others, with the
apiiurtenauces.
So. Z. A certain tract of land si. ante in Summit
township. Somerset Co.. Pa., surveyed on a war
rant in name ol John Stein, containing 4o ai res
and 13 perches, adjoining Noa. 1 ana 2 alori-said,
and lands warranted In the name of Peter Benson
aa other, wilh tuo appurtenances.
No. 4. A tract 01 land s uaic iu Mlllortl town
ship, Somerset Co.. Pa., rooiaiolng 44o acres, war
ranted iu tbe name of Charles ;Uar,iUe,lant, ad
joining lands surveyed aad warraated in tbe name
oi -Man l-i Hunts. 1'eier uensou anil .-s,aj:,J 2
aforesaid, with the appurtenante..
No. i. A tract of Sand situate In 3Ii.frJ b.wn
sblp, Somerset eouuty. Pa., surrryed on a warrant
in Martin Imbbs, Containing 4'Jl seres, of which
there are aboa loO acre cleared and s az-res iu
meadirw, with atwo story log dwelling house ami
bwrn thereon erected, atljoining larels warranted
in tbe name of Peter Benson. 1 houias W Us n ami
others, with the annnnenancr.
No. 6. A tract of land situate In Milfnrd towa-
shin. Somerset Co.. Pa., containing 437 acres, war
ranted in the name of Nathan Luhhoroogh. ad
joining land of Samuel Weimer, lietirj Baker
and others, with the apourtenanees.
Also, the undivided wue-hall of the following T
tracts of land, to wit:
54,000
T. Tin reou... , . .: ... .1 ..f a tract of land
mrv yo-1 m a warrant in the ii one ot ' Almhain
tjtei), 'liuifi la MdiPl and Hivtltcrsvivlier town
j pere.b s, !! tonus warrarue-l ia the name j
: of J. m S;em, J'eter U r u.n oira, w.tn t!,-1
!i,pi or fBSnee". ... . :
j ;. g,- .v traot of tan 1 ltjmnipd In li.oname j
0f i'f tt-r lei,ii. innate in atsif.-m wt unonm. j
lev townsliiis. -nurset eoanty. Fa.. -n;aln.
i v, i' a-rcs. of lii' 'i there ary M.ot luacns
adMininff lai. "i""!"'"! iu the names
of Ahr.thaiu ftcm. Ji.n ..ciu:.ni tur.-, wnn
t:i , apptrowiawts". , ... I
N v O. Atri.1 ofl:nv w irrin e ! ii !:; name 1
r n iii; ia l.,hn--.11. sii r.uc to luio.-u townKnus i
S',merim t .. i'a.. c;m!a;nii.r t.,i:-t.ii,nun
lanis warnue.iia the nanus ol Thomas Wilson,
Ja -.!, lim aal otters, with the appurtenunc
.v., TO a of ln:i,l siinwfl in a w.trriut
to Thomas Wii.nn, situate in iltiforl r:li(.
Komt rMit t.'o., 1-a.. cinth'.irii W s-.'t. i)otait.!r
l.!n.iii WJtvran:ei la the ;iu:ncs u! W.iitia .1 -.ii.ij.-i,
iiinin Du'uhs and oth.-rs, with theai-.j-urtenani-es.
Jto. IL A tr.u . ot la.id w.trni'. in the name
ofli-eort-o Itiir-'.-rer.'Biinute , Mittonl WRablp,
S-HWA-t '.. i":i.. (-t iii.ln ; . S 't.'i l': l--r
lies, as.o:.ui:; Hr.,'s usrrtnti'd i ihr uiam
.f .i.tc,h i .int. lii'.nij. V. tlvn imd oiher.-', with
the appt.r.t ;;:-t,cp.t.
JNo. rj. A. tr-l'-l ot i.inti w-irr.Mctj in imc r.iii.m
of Herjrv j'akcr. siiu v. ' in Mil'.oM township. Sotn-
ersct i:.. i a.. rcat-iniii22o tu r.s ao-l J.1 imtc.k-..
of wM- !i tlierc are iitvmt 2 -teres cleared, and six
acres in utead-iw. with a two story .. dweltix
li,-ue nnd .ml'," th-re,.n ere-teJ, a.loi.iiitf lands
w.irr.oit-vi in tlw nr.mes o; :ileia L.uiilr.ij-j;ii
an ! oders with the apt-iirieasnivs.
No. 13. A tr.!-t of l-.ii-i sia.! in Somnilt T
Somerset t'.i. F;i.. oaiiaintcir SSJ acres mi l R
pcn hi-s. Kiel emi.i.icm,' ln survey, one tlicp-ot
on a w.irr.n.t In tho i -me i.f Ua. bSc. 1 e'tn, the
oth-rin the name ot l unii Tun. a.!.iinlii)C in.t
warninl--! i:i ilie names'-!' l -ii,y il.ikerand Hii,-rs.
i siid trao5 lyinse en lh!Sn;a t-anxe-t Casscuuau
riv, r. wnh tlie at:tmrtei
tier-s.
the pripi-riv of Charles
Taken la i wuti n
Fames' and S ii;:U'.-i 1. Deip ai
uci i hty.
the suit of hu.au-
ALSO
.',1 tho ri-ht. tide, interot and claim of Charles
t.-.,, a-i,'T Samuel I. 1 h io. of, la au 1 to the K,l-
wi:i (U-st-rU-ed real estate, V:x:
The SO 21U part of the loLowing fix trar.a oi
Iurcis:
No. 1. A ri!n tract of bin t sltoate in Suirint
t-:wnslii. Somerset .k.. Pa., rvnuiniaar 6oS'4
ercs, more or le-s, of wl.leli tliero arc ala.at 2mi
- rin clvare l an'! 6 acres in meadow, with a two
'torv frame dwelllni house, bank barn and other
Lnii'ltnvs thereon ereoiH. adjotnins lands warran-
' el in tlnawesof Lewis Memimrer.
'and o-hcrs, known as the Peter P. H.Walker
tr-t, with tlw .p.irtne Sowmit
No.i Artaortra. t of I ..! , ltn.M In Snaiimt
t""s!l,:;- riMt' Ws
dwelling- house and a IS story big dwelling House
therein erectc!. warranted in the name i iewis
Memiage-r. adjoining No. 1 and lands warranted
ia the names ot John Stem and others, with tlie
appurtenances'.
No. 3. Accr'ii in tract of land s'snate lo Sumn.il
b wnshin. Sonierwt Co., Pa., surveyed on a war
rant In 'ihe name ot John Suin, .nlnming 4tSo
acres ami l'W port iics, rdjinin No. 1 ar.-.i 2 an,ro
said, an 1 I-sn Is warrante l in tlie name of Peter
Benson and o'.ticrs, wnli the ii' i urtciein'-es.
- No. 4. A tract of ' oi't sit a te in Miiford towa
ship, Somerset Co.. Pa., rynta'ning 440 acres. wai
ranted I:i the name of entries aiar-'JO'Ianl. ad
joining tin is surveyed nnd warnnied iu t'.ie names
of Mi-.r.in Dul l s. Peter Benson au-1 Nu$. 2 aud 3
it"'-i--csaidf with tite aorttrten.inees.
No. ',. A tract, of bind situate in Milfor ! t ;
s,lp. S'ltiiers-'t i '. 1'a.. S'lrvcyed on a warrant lu
Martin HuM". -naio!iig 4io a-res, of wiiieh
liiere tiro ali-ut lf.f a-Tt-s eiinl anil S acre? in
meido'v, with a two story log dwelling house and
bare. tbT"tjn cre'-tc-l. tt,!j ini-ig bucis warr:itt-d
huhe miM "f Peter nns'u, ThemB vVilsem and
o'.bcrs, with t!te apt nrleimicv,.
No. . A tract ci Ian ! situate in Wilfop! town
ship. Semerset Co. Pa., rontatiiing 4'7 ai-rcs. war
ranted -in the i:anie -f N;i' hnn Lu'tfireiieh, ail
C dning 1 in :s of Samuel Weimer, Henry Hakvr
and pi! er, w!:h the a pi airier, in-ej.
Taken in exeeut bn its the pr ijry of Chtirles
FjimcsJ and t- immd I). Help at tfte sai! of Wm.
K:irn'.-.(.
A LSI!
ATI Ui riaUi, U.!, tnwrest an 1 claim i fC'aaries
EarntSttuitl Samuel 1. JJvlu, of, iu aud to li.e III
low ing dos-'ribud rcnl es.'ate,
The part of the ioiloaiiig ilx tracts of
land:
No. 1. A certain tr.ic.c.f L.n I iitu.Oe in S.inimit
township. Sarocrset cam y. -.,eti!iuiiiiii'(
acres, more or less, of wi.icii there are a!,ut '-'.'o
acres cleared add S acres in memiow. with a iwo
story fraui8 dwedluig litiuse. Utnk barn and other
buiidln'-' tbcrei-n ereetod. adjoining bunts warr.in
tcd in li.e n.ttnes of Lewis rit'-minger, John Stein
and o'i-ers, knrwn ns tlie Pe'cr I'. II. Walker
trsof, with tho appurtenances.
No. 2. A certain trai.t of land ?i:na:e ia Summit
town --hip. S inier.set e'o.. Pa., containing 4i- aires,
of which there are a!,at 6;i acres clcare-land 12
acres in mea-iow, with a tm story log dwelling
house ami . 1 '4 story log dweiiing liouc t licreon
erected, warranted hi the name of !.ew:s Mem
lnger, a-i 'iumg No. 1 and lands warranted in the
nttmo of John Steiu and. ethers, with the appnrte
a.mecs. Nn. 3. A certain tract of I ;n ! sitnnte In Summit
township. Sniuers'it Co., Pa., snrvej-'Ml on a war
rant In tlie name of John Stein, containing 4i5
aers antl ICS perches. a'!j lining Nus. 1 and 2atore
rfi, ar.illiiEi wurrtinred in tiie names,.! Peter
Bcii--',n and others, with tiie appurtenances
No. 4. A tract, ol I ind situato in Miitt.pl town
ship. S' mcrs-jt Co.. Pa., containing 440 aeres. war
ranied In the name of Chnrle. .liapjuydant. ad
joining lan-i snrveyc I and warranted iu the name
of Martin I111! bs, i'eier Bcistn nud Nos. " and 3
aforesaid, with 1 be appurtenance.
No. 5. A trier uf lam! situate in Miiford ttovn
pftip. Sonfr-tt I V., Pa., surreycl t.n a warrant to
Marrln I'n't.l s, eutaliiirg 4LJ acres, of wbi"b there
are atiottt Psta-rcs cleared rind S a'-rcs In mcjolow.
with a two story !cg dwclll::rt l:oe and barn
thereon erected, sd joiiiing laeats warranicl In tbe
ntmic oi' Peter Benson, Thorc.-ve Wiis-ia niy otli
ers. wilh the appurtenances.
No. i. A tract of land- situate In ViKor.!-. own.
liip. Somerset Co . Pa., containing 4:7 acre, war-
ran .M in the ciiuie ol tt t han Luttu,n uuh. ad
jiii!iln:r binds of Samuel Weimcr. Henry B-ker
an roibers. with the apfmrtenancf-s.
Taken l:i execntic.n as tbe pp,pcrty ol Charles
Kcanicst an t Sjroitc! D. Help at the suit of Wm.
llimn'.
ALSfl
A!! the right, 1 1 :'., interest an i claim of Chnrlr
F'irncst ami n.imuel D. lleiji, of, ia a id to tbe
lowing descril-ed real estate, viz:
A certain tract ot land situate lnNorthmnpton
township. Somersot Co.. Pa., containing 2&i acres
and t-apcrches, of which there aro aU,ut 5acres
cleared and 10 acres in meadow, with a two story
log dwcllirg house, frame barn and water power
saw mlil thcrtxtn er"ctcd.ad;-,'lr.irig If. Hinemcyer,
Jacob lins ks, C. llincicey-r and others, with'ihe
aipnrtcranccs.
Taken in eveutbm nsthe propertv ot Charles
Eiimcsi a.i! SamuH H. Help at Ihe suit of F. M.
Kinililf I.
AUSO
A'i liie right, title, interest mid claim cf John
I'saw, nf. in audio ihe following descrilied real
estate, viz:
A certain tra of land situ ate in Jenner town
ship, Somerset Co.. Pa., containing vzi acres. more
or less, of which there are aNmt 7ii a-rcs cleared
and a!out iu a.-rcs iu meadow, with three two
story ilwelling houses, stable and other t-ur buikt
ings thereon erected: also, one water power saw
mill erected on the premises, adj. lining lands o
J:ic4. Friedilne, .l.ttiatiian Gardner. .Mh hacl Sipc
and others, with the appurtenancca.
Taken in exeeulioti as tbe protcr:y of John
saw at the suit ot tialtber A Gal; her et al.
Ten per cent ol the purchase money must tie
paid as sinin as the proTty is S.-1.1 and the bal
ance wheu deed U dcliverctt.
OLIVEK KNF-PPER.
aug2 Sheriff,
c
Ol'HT PEOCLAMATION.
vViIfc'!iKA3, the H' :h-.-;i!1l' Vill.a4 M. II.m.I-
rn'S uf the cevfrai i.'t;iru A ' L'uuimuii hio-is
iheOjuntiin (ouiitf iivjj iia fixV'fVAii Juiitial
District, an-l .(u"ticc t the O urls nt'Oyi-rand Icr
niintT anl rrnT:l Jail IkIirery. fr iiie trUl of
all c;iital and cMfu,foJtt:n!'.i in trie caM lMiLri't,
fcll'l I-sEWIS A. Tl'KN'KR H1 JoSIAH MftUMCV, t-
3tiire4. Juiif-4 "t the 0urisuf Cunimn I'tt a, and
UKtitt-ft.of the ruiirtnof i)V4ranl Ttriiiiner, and
Genur:tl J; iK ilverT. fir the lri:il f nii c.tjitnl
ail uthf ri'llondtra iu the 4 'cunt y d S(incr5et, huve
iued tliijlr ir 'iis and to liie directed, lor l.otd
ic.'j a t'tinrt u( (.'oiinrp-u ri it. and (ieneral Quar
U r SvM.Mim of the IV-ae". and OtMK-nvl J:ii leUv
ery mid Cuuru oi lytr aud Tcnuiur, ai Smurrct
On Koudnjr, SoffniVr I6th, IS7rt
NtmrK it hereby given to all tho Juftk-pf of tbe
Peaee. the (nmer and (.Jtm-'taMe? within the said
Cuunfy ol Somerset, that they he. tiiea and 1 herein
tnr.r (ut'iror per-nf. witn ineirruit. rccoru.iniini
siti"ii, exaimiiatitiri. and o'her reincmUmnoe.. to
dolhvjje tiiina whit h Lo tin ir uiiieej aud iu that
helvilf appertain to ie don; and flip's they who
will jntute ayrainsirhc pri.!KT! thatreoi sttal
tte lu th;; ol S'-iucr-ft 'unty. to he ilif-n and
there, to pr.'cute ut:aii:t tin in at shnU fe iit
MiERiKy' UiVr4 K, tLlVtH KlNKFPt.K,
Son.epct, tk-U H ( Sheriti.
SSIGNKK'S SALE.
1
toe jn!crsigne! assign'
o ol Peter Phiiiippi
will sell at pui.liu sale
. O.t S''htrJ-jy, (A-iVi. r 31, 1574,
the following very valuable rial estate, viz: ,
N.e 1. A h;nn' containing al.iut i aep s. situ
ate inMiUor l townsl.ii, al ut 1 tiiiie fpao .Mineral
l'oini, adjoining lands of Noah Scott, V Hay,
I.anlel le .Miller and others, known as tbe Ham-s
h-.rui. aNmt lisi a..-res of which are cicurcl. There
is a dwelling house, a turn and o:hcr out buiidings
on thepreiiii-cs. There is a gil aj.ple op-hanl ou
the premises: tne lan i is "i ex'iicui quaiiiy.
No. 2. Twelve acr.-s of Ian.,!, adjoining Jamb S.
Phillippi. liavlti F. sHitift and otiier", witii a frame
bouse, ataliie an 1 o.Uer oat Imil iings liicp.'.tn eree'
t"'. j5w 1 The mineral right or eight acres ot land,
ti.o urf.tcc ot abi-.h I::,s;.-c-.u s-.lii to PatrkkOril
liih. No. 4 To lots in the town of ilinerai P' iat.
being lots N. ill au i fA having thereon crc'-n! a
s-.orc house, shop and oilier buildings.
The sale or the lots will take place at Mineral
Point at 1 i o'ebs k a. 111. of said day. ai! tlie hal.
aure ot the pn-js-rty will be sold on the "Haines
Lirm" at 1 p. in. of s..id day.
TERMS. One-third 1st January. 1S75. at which
time deeds wiii be made: t.nc-tiiird l-t April. Ki,
and rtmaindcr 1st Octoin.-r. l;.i. the two last pay
ments to itear in:ercs; from day ,,t sale and lot
s-cure,! by judgments en the :ireTn;cs: piper cent
of the lirst paym -u to t-c p-.i l as u,n as il.c pP'p
try is knvtked di f n, '
A RON WILU
octlt As.gnce.
7XECUTOR
NOTICE.
iie of WiiiUm ?Iav, lai
Of
L..ri:ucr Twp.,
Letters testamentary on tl.r above estate having
.1........ .1
been granted to lbc on ien-tgiici by the pp,'T au -
thoritv, r,oli-.e is hereby given to tlioee In febted
to it to make i;r.m.v;iate" payment, and thse bar
ing claims against it will present them to the uo
dersigned. at his oteee, on Fri lay, ti.e 3o: day
Octoiwr. Is74. No ac.t'Unt wiii to received unless
duly autlirniieateu aa-ordiug to iaw.
JUHNHVHL,
ip23 Executor,
R
I LE TO ACCEI'T or KEFUSE.
Ca'-ocriae S'h:icr. wi.lcw, Mary Ann, Inter
married with WlliiamShearer, of Chattatinpga,
T-no.: Emeliae, iiitermarrvd wilh Benjamin
Hoover. f Fall City, NV raslta. and Julia, in
termarried with tiers? Top, us 5. merset Cc,
rs.
You are hcrc'-r tMitlc 1 to apjitar at nn Orj.h
stit' l:rt to be f.el l at Somerset on Monday, the
Stbdayof N' vetu'HT, IS" I. to accept ern-leseto
- : ,;.. "'."' "-
at tne ntiorais. :t ...in:-: c-n it fi:.,w c.use wav um
same shl-iiU u-t tc .M.
OLI EE KNEFPER. ol Somersrt reunty. iiL.lLJ-0-13
Sberiir. Uhe real estate of Jeremiah H. h ' 7X . '
In Jenner Tu. Thiirauay. tbe Mh day of Nov..
. ii"-."" .Kri.iio-iiig named tracts of land, viz:
JOSEni SHEETS & SON, .
I."ailetl6kerj. Berlin Ta.. cnstaniy kop on
band aad make to op It Cothns ol ail siyies and
prices, en the sm-ru botk-e i'ible. Having a
hearse o the uitest stvje in readiness, we re al
ways re pared to take .eoffia auI brinx eorpe
o the various eemete'ria. aprVii.
-l t'. rtiSina i,!.-;.
Trial List for 3d IVSonday of Nov., 1874.
AfiTORHCYS.
S"U.'il.
Khonli,
PLA 1NTIFFS.
f.artm n u. iteits. ( 'Miii.th
:renrt
1 ,l,
'innin,'.tith-r
smoM,
t '-,
K-wntx,
K41t.
Ktinnwl.C-lt.itTi k.B. li.rf ll
. ;i m
Ktniml a. ColLvns
t' Hn.th, '
s--'ieU x Keel's a
: I'e-,-,- H,-(ri,
I. Hcrs,
Hay.
! itaers,
if,.:irnh.
- it
hvu.
.
1 1 hi. . R
i 'harlcs V arner,
, It. II. Varirtorn,
.1 icit. N. 3i-.ii.
I Jmn li.-i'jeirse'irs.
I.le-sws HHuhman,
l.lesee lotuahuian,
Jaw Eu-'if,
kcim k W iodic,
,S. II. Lehawa,
itunM. 'i
II r.
K iintuel C
-t'rn.
i n!. v. an.,
it. hi. c. a ii.
vituinuia CclNim.
Collroth it Eu;-pe!,
kimmel H. t'oiborn,
Keonis,
tJolix.ni,
Second
Knt2.
t id,
I id.
!'. u-rs.
,.:iini I a. C..:',.rD,
Kimtn.l 5x C'dN-rn,
kiiuaici k. t'oiboriv,
Kiaimcl t t'olirn,
(Vliroth.it Kuppi-I.
K'lonH,
i i,i p,.,.
!.-!. l-iuh. '
: 1. Couu'..- matr's'
John W ell.-r.
vires ii WelirL
fN flmth St ttmPT,
t V Untth At );'-ivl,
;K:inmt?lx fwlHTU,
Win. MeClaily Co.
Sime.
Same,
iCIiarle '.V'r lll,
i.l..i li. icr,
KeS.ll.lia Prdis,
K,itx.
Klnimel A CoiNirn,
Kimtncl a t:,'IU.rn,
Kiuiuiel &(Vitorn,
k Immel a ColN.rn,
L hi, and C. . li.
K,.nti!,
t'l-iimtu it KoppcL
IVHutrn,
Coffnrth tt Kuppel,
C'.iilroth & Kup. I,
K'K'ntB,
liuv it I'hl,
fidiroth k. riil,
C'.tfnith a K-apel,
Collroth fc Kupurl,
Ci llroth it Kupi-1,
Cottroth fc Rupiiel,
James B. Oaitm-r,
James ii. Uailhcr,
ISaers,
ijoii-irn,
oetll
-...nKii
K'Mta,
. k t.;j.
; lHtngl'S ic Iavng Hvl,
i.Ioiiu J. liruee.
Same,
Same,
'Alex. Wa!k-r,
Jacob J. !ritts, -John
A. Ki.ust,
Anne K" Wy, Adm
1 J.ihu . Hlymycr,
Same,
Ll-.t.n H. Mill-r.
Harriet Pritts" nse.
Cotir.it h
- kHits,
;t 'oliu.rn.
Kimmel
; K'Kjutl,
, Knt,
; Kooiits,
. K'-m.
iCcltnth
( 'eli,ru.
Martin Zimmerman, koonts.
W. W. liavis a liro. (lalthtr A tiaither,
K. H. Marshall, .K.ntr,
Oew, Shepiwrsmi. 'K'stit.
1 V'reidens Lut. Church Cciboin'St Kjonti,
jWin. K. Shafer, liar,
John M. Oillcn. liav.
Cornelius Witt's h'rs C- liroth
L'cutx it lieutx, 'tiiie,
13. Brooke Nyce & Co.,
BUTTER
COMMISSION MERCANTS,
54 SOUTH STREET,
nos;ieet:ui!v s ti -it c--n;itrtiiiifr.;s of BCTTEIt and gencrtil PliOItt'CE. The Urge and regular trade
tl.n'. dj have lor Butter t ilers superior Inducements lo
MERCHANTS AMD DAIRYfwIEFJ
io si.ip to us. and will be i-ira.-t-t 1 It. Iiaco their shiptnen- n 1 geperi! fivors. We promise strict st
teniio'n 10 tli.:.r interesis and to ot.'j-.in HLillIlisr MAI!; El' PKVJLS for HI TThit sent as, with
prompt sa'es and cheek for proceeds. "
N. B. Shi j ping cinls lorwardct 1-y mall, or to he had at principal stop s In fie county. serll
0
RI'lIANS' COUHT SALE.
Bv virtu of aiK.p !cr issuing .-at of thel)rpr.ins
C -urt of Somerset Co., Pa..' I willultcrat Pubiid
Sale, in tlie borough oi 'Somerset,
On SaturJfti, ihU.Ur tVU, 174,
t2o'cl.K-ic. tbs following real estate. late tbe r rop
ertrol Joa.ui. Nevill, -li'.-eaic.l. A certii in lot of
gn'und situate In Somerset l.r. ugli. ae;oiiiing l-'t
of Wesley I w vis on llio ntst. In ion street on I lie
Bon h, lot of I red. La use en tin- east an.i Jiain -St.
on the souih, navi:ig two dwcliin-r tieuscstlieret-n
ei-ect.-d.
TEli.MS. The amount required in hand enough
to pay the debts, aln-ut t isj: tho balance m t
c pial payments will, interest, seenred by judgment
botuis: Id per cent of tho purchase money t.r be
ptld when the property is knocked. oowti. Posses
sion given l-t Apr:!, l7i.
G. W. HFNKlinil.
oct-l Atlciuiistniu-r.
A
D.M I N LSI II A TO 51'S NOT ICE.
Estate of J ma: ban Walker. late of Summit tp.,
deceased.
Letters ofaeniiiiistratioc on tlie above estatehav
Ir.g been granted b the undersigned by the prop
er authority, notice is herct'yagivcn to those iu
debted to it to niaUeiniuie.!iali-payment,a:ii liiose
having claims against it will ptcsont them for
settlement and allowance.
BAXIELP. WALKER,
s?l-23 Adminiatnitor.
D.MIMSTIlATOIl.'.S NOTICE
L.niie oi Samuel Mosliolder late of I"p-thervnUy
ta-p., .ieceiis.id.
Letter nf administration on tlie-ai-(Vfc est. -to
having Iteen granteil to the undersigned, notl.-eis
hereby given lo those indebted to it tv make imme
diate payment, an-l th. baring claims against
it, to present them duly authenticated forsetiiu
ment at late p-siilence of deceased, on Saturday,
ihe .ih dav of NoTemiier. "1K74.
JONATHAN MOSHOLDEJJ.
1IENKY G. 'COLEMAN,
scplii. Aduunistratii-s.
JElfAIj
NOTICE.
1 ne qualSflcl Totem of St'nTrre lt tt.wnfhip aro
hereby inHifid that by a prot-vedinir In the Court
of tiuarier wsrionA, ot Snmerst-t i'ounty, the
place of httldinif ifeneral, PfKMfiiI, or town.hifiit
elwtions ha been chand to the u-ind taou.He at
Shanksville. of which ail persons IntercjU- V'.t
pieae take notice. -
ei30 Mher;!. .
JEGAL NOTICE.
1 lie qualified voters of Jennervllle liorn-.igli are
hereby notified that by a ppaweding In the C. urt
of eiuarter Session ufSnuicrset County, the place
ol holding the general, special, an-l bopnigh tiee.
twins has been change. I loibesch.s.t houe lu Jeu-
nerviiie, of which all iierson interi-stcd will please
take notice.
tlWVEP.KNEri'Ki:,
.',J). Miemi.
iV:':-Ai'
NOTICE.
1 'iieutulifldd voter of S .u.'.i . mno.n townnhlp
are hereby uotitici that by a pnoeedfrig in the
iuarter Se'siom of Somerset County, the place id
hol'iing the gencnl.s?i-ial and townsliijieieetions
has In-cn changed Mine house of Jacob L. Kennel
of which all persons intcrcsit-l will please U, k'j
notice.
OLlVEIt KUEPPER.
jep.HI. Siierilf.
JOTICE.
The stockholder In the Wellersbnrg St W est
Newton i'bu k roa I 'omnv apj hereby n .tilled
that an elrclb.n will Iks b id at tbe S ouierset
House. In Ihe iMipingti ol Somerscl, P:i.. on M -n.
day, N"ieiiiler a. Is74. to eleet one pr. i-lei.t, one
Treasurer an 1 hi'j managers to serve lor the tn
suing year.
AU. -I- V.". it. PICK'N'r,
J. K. EME.Siv'y. Pr'Mdud.
oct 7
SSIGNEES' SALE.
T he un lersigncJ will expoJO at public sale,
Oa W'lnrbij, O'Uler 28, 1S74,
at 10 o'clock a. m., on the premises, the following
plantation, the property ot licury i . uncrown nr.
situate iu C.aiemaugh township, Somerset rniinty.
Pa.. aNmt 1" miics soii'h of Johnsl.m. adioiniug
lands of Abraham Blough, Iiaa Uoehstetlcr.
I'aniel A. Weaver and otb- rs. containing 'JBO acres.
There i a larwe orchapl thcpM.n with chok-e (run
treest a suliii-i'-nt part thereof In m-adow ami a
part that Is well tiinlnd. and I" c.r,sldere.l une of
the best farms in the county. The imprrvemenN
arc a hrst-rale b.mk bam. a g"l dwelling house,
and all nec-wary buildings.
Terms made known on tiay of sale. Also tt the
same time and place, a lot of g.i work bor-es.
I. urban, row ami heirers. and soineeommonc-.it
tie. hogs, wag .ns. reacr. threshing mai iiine. and
a great variety "I larming ntciis.i. an-, m"..--.....,.
lurmiure. J'
Josiah Shau-r, au tb net r. A-i.n-(,.
oct
A
SSI ON EE'S NOTICE.
!... Sp art. having liv ueei oi vomniary as
signment conveyed and assigned lo me all h.s es
tate real, persoi-al ami mi zed, in trut for rtie l?n
entof cp-.i ..rs, noti.-e is her by given to all per
sons indcbte.1 K -said Jona Sel'.wrt or having
cUiims against biin to appear for settlement on
Saturdav, I a to'a r 21. HT4. at th- r-i l-nce of the
a."nor. SOLO.MO.N SN YDKK.
sepia Assignee.
c
AUTION.
I l.c miiolo arc hcrubv not 1 lie I ll"t to Hrrts't
ludgmi-ui exempt i"ti lute given by the under-i-'u-ed.
wilh Valentine Mulicr as bail, to Cyrus Coo
man on the Mih .lav of SeptemlH-r. A. I. Iv4,
calling for one humlr -1 'o!iars. pnvablo fourteen
rtavsV- -r dale, as I .ltd not nive vnlue for It.
n.'s not l'V the ioe unless c.r,ij-llcl by
1 ' JONATHAN liitoAl s..
oct?
A
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
i un.lcrsiiicl having, np. a motion or J.
Kimmel. Eq,, been api-intc I aotliK ill'n
bute the fnri . In the hands of Asp-b ill. r .
administrator of the estate of peter Stahl. dec d.
; to and among those lerally'
t iner-.o. w.
att"n-l to the duties Im,."-1, ny - "to "ei
I . Kla,.,r,M 1,.
j of October. P74. when and wherv I! persons in!
t'l S,-l,-nvl. I... oo .. , w,.
1 ested may attend.
r. j.
KOOSER.
Auditor.
c?l7
JQEGAL NOTICE.
To Harriet Shaffer, wi low, Oe-rge Sim lf-r. wh- se
l. notnown. Jacob sa a r!er, Kl:a.lh
intermarried wr.n
John Anawait. resnling in
Adam Shatter. Simon Shaf
Cambria Co.. P
ii.. i.,n Shorter. N'h Shaffer. Sameel .Shaf
c. n.u.liM in Somerset county. P.. t-lizaoei"
..( Ilsvi.l Iianvr. occeaseo.
sua ankoown. the numlr. names an.1 r.i
dnce ol tiie rblldrra ara unknown: Levi J.
Long Lncirrla Khoad. Mary Shatter arel t a h
arlne lng-"ld Catharine ntinr a minor tne
Is "mauietT hair are chibin n of M'I SaHeT.
w,o was intermarried wilh Levi L eg. but wl.e
; CZ'Z' v.. .amJ that in nwrsu
iiw ri;..i' i -- , ,v ...r,.' (
! wr! of partition. i-o?l
v.. s Th home Dlace, ctlliaioiDK -1 wra, u.
or I'ess. adjoining iao.il of Henry W. Jlaarej ijd
John Brooks: No. 2. A tract of land containing
acre nvrre or !'. adyiioing No. I and t Luih.
eran parsonage property with the appurtenances,
I when and where you """lnfl!mv'
Sner iff.
oct3
-Vi w A d r-ertitnrtmi V.
- ATTORNEYS. i-'EITBSDANTS. Nu. T.
x KukkI. .I .t.n a r r.
tt t'oUi'ti;, lljfh
Aiiic.
l-CI JVM.
-
:r! tt
.ui .
:-i-l -
l,i
' '
j:.1
2:1; "
2 8 May
174
J:
'iT4
is:i
t'.n:lh,T,
I'.kt'. K. It
I'ani'-I W cvan.1, 1
Val. Hay,
I.e-'th'er st '"-aouiiins
Kc-di-ri lc Krinx.
h!l,;'0cfl lUll-l.''r.
lUttbl.-isPiK-r'.auili,
ui. Ala v, iSr..
A'.yii May,
:n. iiw.
M. A. S;ninor,
Week.,
I'unnintitin. A f.
tte.ir-- Siiuii',
Jaci'l, I . lK'al.
lliTkl fimiuu,
1 IjCvI Si . !cr,
' K i. Set. I.
; V.' ;n. li i,.n,2,
1 It. A. S nn-r.
.w: M it
S ij-t Sw.t
- 4
j.'.TO; '
;:'.,s' o
!.('
4 o
tlo' -.4
.i
i:.
rlv?ai '. tm.
r.t. . .lr ,w ,. Leiiiiir-
'V
a. ua; p, !,
M. 1. Htiiuc-rr et at
.J.m.-pJ. s onrl-ler,
K.i. S. iil.
M. . s inner.
W. li. ko- n t,
Karnes'., U. C. A C'.
Same,
ii-s .i SK-n.Hr.
Krci. Kreuiter, a- -n
Cyrus Mrvvt sou ; :i
J-,tin kortOlc.
1W
ivt
.1st)
;-mi
-.-.'1
itw
i Itaj pct,
t
jt Coll
rn.
i i-i
at
Feb. lTt
A ilui-iw!.
.. H. Cntirtnh
Mosepb Kimer
!.laC'fJ. .Meyers ex's 141'
Presbyterian Church iTO.
: John knabie et at., 17: i
IVrns Vlcyn' ad'tur
1
aeob Snyder,
Insct'h Cbristncr. 2 4 Hi "
Ii-mi.-t Iwfv. :an. I "
A Kunpel, I W'avs A Cnmngham, 5J , " , "
". 'KenVll's Mill C. Cs Ssi' "
E. St. SC H Uta: K, Prothow a rj.
CUTOITS NUTICE.
l-ota'.tj ol
of AiC.t. JijltPS n. la'o nf J
enr.cr Twp,
(Licensed.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hav
ing been granted lo the untlersignnl bv the r,p,,
er authority, notice ia hereby given to tin-in-debi-d
to it to make immediate pav-mont, and tb. -n
haring claims against it will prestnt tin-m to me
uii.ler.-igne-l for nlluwanro at the otllee ,.f li.-ni.i
"Mi.. rieeK. at Jcmier X K eids, t.S itur
iay
eirtoier .4, 1.4.
1.KV. S. FLECK.
ANl.KfcW .liilivsnx
" 1 Executors.
A
EDITOR'S NOTICE.
1 ii" nndersigned attint(sl auditor to d!.-trt!...iit
the t:ind in 11.3 bands of Josiah kiminet, aiiinin
Itttnttorof Kliabcth and Jacob Shar-.k. gives n,
lit e tluit he will attend lo tlie dunes ol his
pi.in'tnttnt athis ottice In Somerset, Pa., nn Wed
nesday. October 28. at 1 o'ci.K-k p. in. wlo-n all par
tic; interested can alfend.
tlENUT F. SCHFJ.U
oct7 Auutor.
JOHN. BILLS 1 Ph the Court of Common ple: 4
vti oi s-.uicrs. t Connt v. I n. No
WM. COLLINS l Align, t Term 1:4. K.ptitv.
The uiiilersignci dulv atilW'itued t,v ihel'ot.ri'
K 'coivcr. to taki' eburgo oi the t.H.ks ol tbe ..-
Si'',
rtii'Ts',"i.. cdlcet th,- Amounts due. and par tho
i ot the hrin and the enoenses of the r'eiver-
sl-.ip a i.l p-iy tlie balance over to the to-imrturrship
equally. Hereby givt.-a notico to all 'persons in
dented M tiie said copartnership to call on or be
for the 2nd lay of N ivemiH-r n. xt and make s t-li.mi-nt.
ii noi iai l bel.ire that lime tho bts-ks
will lie placed In tha louids ol Holier L.iugiitoa
Es. l,.r cii, rl-tifr.
JL L. B V ER,
"T'-t" Keeelvrr.
I.MK. LI .ME." LIME:
the uatctvigned htiring cn-etcl I n, . Viln
Mitrt.le Hill, three miles west of Conttuea.'c rn
tho Pittsburgh CoiiiK-llsvllle nilriud, are n'-ii
ready to ship many point -either burnt !!umi or raw
limestone as may lt p.iiireu '
This lime is.piaTifd from the Marl le format! n
many feet licfow the btrest eoal veki, amluf a very
sujs-rior quality.
Order-tor linio.-rraw stone can he sjt.t tnConiln
enccto H'tigv Wlr.r t Judgu .MeMlllc.,, .,r
New L-t.:.o!,,:l ( v. John V idler, of eebh irt.
burg. I'tti-'ip folft-rsperger, Jr., JTineral Point,
ll.sirrfo W eu r, lcyerhile, Jsaae Hugos, Somer
set, uud Wallace H. Wall.-r, ConneiliviUe, ahiih
Will be pn-nnptty atten led to.
"Vt7 HCtirSk WEBEK.
JXKCL'TORVsALti
The on lersiywd'cxecitior of the last will nnd
l"tnni?iit ol John Btirn.ne. lttt.i ol S..ner Tp
deceacd, will oil -t for sail oo the premiss. .
On 27iuvo,'iy, (Jr-ljftt-r 22,
at ) o'clock p. in., tho following real estate, viz:
Tlio hoinesl.iad of dowa-.!, eotilaioing SIS a rej
ol which ais.ui lti a rs aro clear and under at
good state t culilvaiion: als.ut 45 acres in men I.
ow, Willi a large dwelling house, sprite liottms,
w ,! house and bank barn themm erected, sugar
orchard, apple, pear and peach op-hapl, lime none
quarry, au.1 many tiuo llowing springs ol never
failing wu'er. This farm is simticl ai.iut u.ur
miles northwest of the tiorougfiot Somerset, ad
joining land of John C. Harroiie. Noali Bnrp.ne,
VV I U in in I Young. Peter Hciltey, Jolin IU I hi
and others,
TKli.HS. One-thirl to remain a lien alter par-in.-ut
of expenses, of which tlie mtcr4 bi annual
ly to be paid to the widow dtisirj. W-r lite: one
ihird on the first of April, ivrv and flu, balance In
live equal annual payments, tolw 9-are l,i wlg
iiient Isiudon the fis-juise. wj hout Intepu ; hi
percent r.f the hand rataiey m.isr M p:tj, (,n the,
day id sale, J Al OB N l.' Y,
si'i'i . Fixator.
A
srsioxKirs notice.
tieorge If. Suhr-.c ao.1 L. ,V- Smith. eJ Merers-
dale Isipaigh. having miwlo Voluntary assign-m.-nt
ol ail tiwlr pp.isiriy and eltwts. to the un.
derstgiied in trust lor the bene! of their creditors,
n.ucw Is hereby given to all p. rsons indebted to
ssi.l parties to muke iimnedate narmeni, sn-l !h.s
having claims will present Uiem f.r settlement and
aliowaiice.
J. O. MEYERS,
sept Assignee.
' i ) m i nistTiatou's n o t i c i:
L. ne uf CatharlaA Swunk. late tA SomenM t.,
deceased.
lytrnrn of adm,m:rtti' oo th ahr eUI
havinv teen ttrantjl to th nnden(iiriii, noti t
henthy ifiven to thore intldted to It t mat itain
diate pa'imnt, and thti-o? having hmn au-alriHi it,
U) pnirwitt t Imtb (lut 7 aar ht-nt t I fi-r tot ' h-iuhtii,
at Ihe re!idnee ot oaJf Svxaiioiijiaturiav',
toAer:, H'4.
JOH.X KLI.N K,
i'p'9 . AdimitiiraL-.r.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Is wideir known
as one of tlie most
ellee'tuttl n'luetlic .
ever tliscoveretl tor
cleansing tlie ays
tern ami piirifyint;
tba bloml. It h is
S7.'.':- A 7Af stood tlie test of
C;'')f5'V' year, wilh a con-w-.
i staDtlyfowinrep
tjf'.iZ - jtatiun, bawl on it.
intrinsic virtues, am. sntainej by its re
niark.tlile etire. So miM a to be aft; ami
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
as to cireetuaJIv ptir?e tmt tJie great eor
niption of the Lluoh stieh as the scrofulous
anJ svphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerf'uj anti
dote, and disappear. Hence it wonderful
cures, manr of which are publicly known,
of Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases.
I'.cers. KruDtioni. and enmtive dui-
- ,i:. TlinlnN. Itlnt'!iMt.
llli.ri t. wi ' ---------
itoilse PiniDles. PustuloH. Mores, St.
Anthonv's Fire, lUn or KryMpe
liw. Tetter, Salt Iflieura, Sal(I
Head, ItinsTTonii. and internal Ul
ceration or the Uterus Stomach,
and Liver. It also cures other com
pt.iint.s to which it woiiM not seem especi
ally a-laptc-I. stieh a Dropsy, Iryspep
ai.u Fits Nenrnlffia, Heart I i.ea.f
Female WeaknesH, Debility, and
Lencorrhoea, when they are naaaicsta
tion of the scrofulous poisons.
It is an excellent restorer cf health and
strenrrtb. in the Sprinjj. Uy renewing tho
ajifictito and vijor ef the distirstive or;.
it dissipates the depression and ut! ta
ptKirof the season. Even where no-d-sonh
arils-am. people fee! Utter. auJ Kve hnr.
for eleansimj the I.ImL Tlie -'.v'tern raovea
on with renewed sad a new leo-ic cf
Jit'.:.
he BT
Dr.J.CAYEB&CO., Lowe If, Mass.,
rrvrtinl ,ml Analytic! ChemlsU.
iOHi BY ALL EVEBTWTIErJ.