u
W. P. Harvey & Co.,
TJTTEB
B
Comniission Merchants,
75 Exchange Place,
3ALTIm:obe, mcd-,
Would respectfully solicit a coatinmccc
ae tbv have olwavs rccrived
effort f-hall be spared to give
all Butter consigned to them
September Ql
HMD 1
KE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 83 EXCHANGE PLACE,
ISxYLTIMOIiK. MD.,
Yi: MAKE A SPK' IM.TY OT
GLADES BUTTER,
and have every facility for handling it to the hrst possible
advantage av.d obtaining tlx- highest market-prices.
Our shippers ma.v ilopeiKS upn rremnjr tiieir sales
promptly and their moiie.v at oisi'i.
We refi r by permi-ion to
Third National Bank, Baltimore.
Schell & Kimmel, Bankers, Somerset.
First National Bank, Meyersdale.
S. Philson & Co., Bankers, Berlin.
Al.sn JO
The Merchants and Farmers ol
have done business in past years.
The Somerset Herald.
wednlsda.
TIME TAKIaES.
paiaorr A misual poist ax;LEu.va.
o, and after Moa Jay, Nov. H :h, lTt trlnf w
sa a, fallows :
IUTI.
F-apres, West 6 JO a. m.
Hall Eatt 11 Sua. m.
VU Wt 3 Op. m.
AB.II.IVS.
3 zo a. m.
1 CO p. m.
5 00 p. a.
P. W. a B. R. R- TLf I!aL rXHST.
Express Ewt..
Express Wit.
Mali East
Mall rst
113 p. to.
6 21 a. m.
11 13 p.
4 S p. m.
BIFF4I.O T A I.I.EY RAIIROID.
LKATB.
Mail F-art
Mall Wt ...
ARRIVE.
.1115 a.m. 1. p. tn-
. 2 45 p.m. 4 4ip. jo.
FRANK FoliNKY.
A lent.
Pittsburgh H Ccnssllsvilh
RAILROAD.
Pitlslmiili, WasMiiBoii & Baltimore
"SHORT LIXCE."
ALTERATION OF TIME.
riv'T
Sa22Jl ICT 13 lillj.
TIME TABLE.
)m an! aflr re-iT. to. ISch, 1ST4, Trains
oa lbt Road will Lrirt an4 Arrirc Ip.m Let,
e-mjCT Grant aa4 Watrt nrrrxn. flli w :
DicraaT rimaraa t:hk. hi vi,
tDiwa Ac. 31rKe4pKrt Ac
fun.... 6 SO a.ta. cm 6 4 a.m.
Thruoeti Mail 2 a.m. Mrkerfuort Ar-
Mllnl 'a. ., aj a.m. : M.a m.
M'keffport Ae- : W. Ntwun Ac.
com .11:00 a.m.'' rum '-J a m.
ttrkeeopon A"- ! Thricta tl b M m.
mi 3.1&p.m.i Voiuira Ac-
t'DktUB Ac-
r'tn W'la a.m.
McKv(Mrt Ar-
! ottm 1. m.
.M'KerapvTt Ae-
com p m.
SlfWei.n Ac
orn 6 lo i m
l'DkOWWB Af-
! vm 4 40 p m.
M'krcKport A "-
um T 35 p m.
Thnxiith Mail.. jo p m.
Vtt Netm
CLaren Train.l'j:0S p.m.
cua 1 4i p.m.
McKrprt A-
cum 430 p.m.
w". Newum Ao-
m i lip m.
Uckciurt Ae-
rm 10 p.m.
Thruara F-x....;.U p.m.
Mckecfpurl Ae- I
U 15 p.m.
U"et !
Chares Trala U 46 p.m.
Central Ticket Office, 43 th Are.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
L L ETHIMiH. L B. SC WEES.
SAX1 C HOUGH. Ga fas. ill
rb. iu.
J. HARRT FRITZ. Cimafy .crtor. will
Jit sicia1 attB'.itm to ah vorvevinic wruiiir
rydi murtaiuraa, bi". villa, aaremcuu a.c.
HUVUd to turn, ( luilectuma el aoU tKM.k
seuasta mad p(atr x-tilcd. laod tiiim rx im
Uied aod atMtrarta cf titlea turairiiej. All Inn
f real etal murttac4. bind. iwi ac. tUirhl
aa4 auld on raaocitle trrma. Mtiv op s'.iir la
I'auk a Becrlta' block, Brar tnc Cvort Hiu. phxc
rrn. Pa.
Till N'otktl H will he dond in fcifctfir
tpt Kataruay aad all otter da ualew v:lcr-
THt best Flour in town, kept
Beegbley'a.
at E. J.
Oat at CO cU
J CcecUIeyt'.
per bui-hel, cxah. at 12.
EESKaBD 3i OcDtsLrva made money
lor the fanner and merchant iiohietl
to them last year.
la Tomr Mfe morth ! Cela
Sick new prevail every m here, and every
body oiuiplaioa of aouie disease during
their life. W ben kick, the til ij vet ! U jret
well ; now we ay plainly that u permn
in this world that is surTerinjr. iih Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint aad its efTert,
such as Indigestion, C'Miveness, hick
Headache, ' Sour humiai h. Heart Earn.
ralpiutita of the Heart, Lkpreestrd Spirit,
BiluHisness &.C.. can uke Green Ac
ttCST Flowek w itbont getting relief and
cure. If you duuU th:, go to jour Irng
gist, O. W. fU-ntord & Co., and et a Sam
ple bottle tot 10 cents and try it. Iiegular
aiie T3 crtttm. Two lUrac will relieve
0U.
of the liberal patron
Glades, promising no
satisfactory returns for
ir
1
nd
S,
the Glades with whom we
The f.i'.- v. ac )in;'k!e success.
There :.t a Jvarth ul local news.
Corn ciittin; titne has arrived.
A t I.aii-0 of c !t is natures order.
IVn-i.irg will ?o. n le in a jerishinir
way.
Fiirir.trs arc now sewing their tall
w heat.
Thankiivtns d.iv L the next Ie;al Uo!i
i..y. - -
Tho scarcity of apples makes new cider
Al-i. th-' E;js and Cutter
. I!i-t:b!fv's.
wanted at .
The flyin; souirrc'.
fair was wtiilii'ed.
d-pirtment at the
Trirops
trour.J the
have
circle.
citnnicncel swinging
Don't forget o pay your taxes on or
i.-e Vtuher Sr?t.
tie-
f
Now i ihe tima t) prep ire to briuj out
tha lull I!ej uMicun vote of this county.
Tlu I"X department at the fair was filled
to in uiniost cajmcity.
There was cxhilitcd at the Ctir last
week, a pumpkin weighing 90 pounds.
..'m:it aQ'jther month and "hn; commit
te s" will liepn to make their Sunda)
rn .rain? ir..ecti('0..
L-ve will s.m le leaving ad the
tre miked lim!.x will be protruihn be
for a ui xlot J u'llic.
E.i:-c-pal S rvice in the Good Tem
plars Hail, Tuesday evening Jk-pternber
it 7 t'euck.
Th-- i la-tercrs h ive commenced work
on ihe m i.m; t Mr. S. F. Ticking on Pa
trio: B:rvet
The "Wigwam," now in course ol erec
tion ly "t hiel Kice" on Union street is
rapidly Bearing completion.
The poultry ex jihilid by Mr. William
A KcuLtz, i! ( i.iill jence. at the Fair last
week ab the tuol we have ever teen.
Mr. II. II. Flick, of Lavansville. will
please acivpt our thanks tor a box ot lieau
lifcl honey, received one day last week.
A tatty of u:r joung folks had quite
an enjoyable imle dance a'tiie Hill House,
c n Tiiu: lay evening last.
The trials ot speed at the fair were not
a pd as lat vear ; the tasti-st time n ade
v, i by Flick's bay horse in 3:14.
Our ;.oung friend William Kreager, has
o-m d out nn ster saloon in the base
lueut f Cook A: ikrerit s new building.
M hat w as w nmg with the policeman that
he iitxiected lo li-hl the street lamps one
ot tiie darkest nights last week.
If all department at t;ur lair had been
filled as was that ot I'oullry, there "ould
not have been much to rejirtt.
The administrator of the Wen. May es
tate has pottpoocd the sale of real estate,
from Oet. loth, lo Ovt 2w, 1S73.
Fkeserves and jellies mav be kept Irom
mouUlinc-ss by covering l!ie surface with
puherized loaf sugar.
It Is said that during the poach and
tomato season, there are more family jars
than at any other period.
The ' Flying Dutchman," appeared to
le enjoyed hugely by our young folks and
coi ned trends w ho were in attendance t
Hie ta:r
The festival held by the ladies of the
FresbkU-naa cUurtU last week, wss a com
plete sac-Cv-ss, the proceeds far exceeded
I'a.-ir most sanguine expectations.
We w ill next week publish a short re
view of the horses cattle, tfce. on exhibi
tion at our late Uir, together wuh the list
of premiums as they were awarded.
A young lady in Missouri boasts ol hav
iug twelve broiliers io watch over her;
but a Snuerset girl prefers to have only
one brother watch over her providin he
is the broilier ot some other girl. "
Fottnd one day of last week, at the Fair
Ground, a key rinj with eight keys at
tiitbed. The owner by oiling at this
tl.ee and laiag fur this notice can re
cover his propvrn.
ric-back dresses b.t go:g "down and
out," and a C'oldcI sMlle lady says she is
lui iitty glad of it, beeause site has not sat
co rnloi tally on her fellow's lap fur the last
foi:r rccniLs. Monitor.
The Pennsylvania State Teachers Aa-sx-iation
will meet next year at West
Chester. This will afiord the teacher an
opportunity of attending the Centennial
( n tlie same trip.
OiELD
RESERVED TOR
W. S. Temple & Co.,
i
BUTTER
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 47 South Howard Street,
BALTIKORB, MID.
We offer our services as " COMMISSION JIER
C II A NT.' to the Farmers and crcha nts in the " Glades,"
and solicit liberal shipments of Butter this season.
We promise strict attention to the interest of those who
ship to us, and will send quick sales with check for your Butter.
We have ample "cah capital," and will make liberal cash
advances to all who request it on their shipments.
Our shipping cards can be had at the Express Office and at
the Stores. Respectfully.
W. S. Temple & Co.
September 1. 1ST-3.
TnEJennrr Township S.lnl &ard
u ill meet al Jtnntr X K.iaiU on Saturday
Oct. Sltli. lo emplov fifteen teachers !r five
months, cwimt ncin Oct 1. i".
Flick's Automatic Liruc s-prL-.t.ier Ls
preterrwUv the tiron-M lo a'l irfln-rs. it is
simple in its construction
nd
!o'
II.
its
II.
I work well, it is manufactured
Flick Lavansville 1'cati.
bv
The sack race at the fair was very por,
there was only two contestants, John Wa
terman, (colored,) and George Showman.
C'adens while attctuptinp to run, f 1', when
Waterman hopped ahead of him, therehy
w inning the race.
Our friend Poly, of the police force, is not
as active and fleet of f t. (as was proved at
the races on Friilay last, 1 as lie was some
years airo, when he imagined he heard a
wild cat cry, and ran a distance of twenty
one miles in three hours.
Mr. John Kantner, of Somerset town
ship, exhibited at the lair !at week, a lot
of as nice sweet potatoes an we have ever
seen : Thry were raided by himself at his
place below town, lie also raided quite a
number of water ciellons and cantelpes.
Mr. Ilenry S-h itTer. while eni.'- d at
work on the FnVivretian C'.uin h, on
Monlay last, fell from a lad.Jer badly
bruising himself and anting his fare. He
was very fortunate in not being killed.
The seventh annual Fair of the Agricul
tural and Mec hanic al Society of Allegheny
Counjv, MJ, West Vir, and Pennsylvania
takes place at Cumberland M.I., October
5. 6. 7 and 8. We acknowledge the re
ceipt ot a icket.
If vou want your Cutter sold promptly
at good prices and the saL-s and ntoney at
once, 6hip it to
Kennakd i Ocdesm ys.
S.J Exchange I'tace,
BaltimiTe.
AOTIC1I The Schnol Cxird of
Somers-l Township will meet at John
Hill's. V:to'K-r ".th.'to employ 20 teaches
to teach the schools the coming w inter, 't he
term to l-e live months. Schools to open
OetoUr 1?, K".
S. FOX, Tre.
The date of holding the next election is
Tuesday, November 2d, and voters should
lear in'mind that Friday, October 1st, is
the last dav on which they can pay taxes;
also, that Friday. Octolier 1st, is the last
day for taking out naturalization papers.
LOST. Cet ween this place and Jerry
Bouchers, on the north road, an overcoa t,
with plr k,J P!ove in one "r liit
pKkets. The finder will he rewarded by
leaving it at this office, or bv returning it
to the owner, Henry Il.iy, Brothersvalley
tow n ship.
The address at the Fair Oronnds on
Thursday last, by J. II. Keall. or Phila
delphia, was listened to with marked at
tention bv our farmers and iiutter makers.
We will publish copious extmcts from this
able speech
in our acricultural columns
next week.
Mr. I C. Scott, of the firm ot Owens Jfc
Scott. Commission Merchants, ot Balti
more, Md., is now in the county soliciting
orders for Butter. These gentlemen have
leen doing business with some of our dai
rymen lor several years past and arc
known as prompt and reliable business
men.
Our news anil local columns hive been
SJtdlv encroached upon by our liberal ad
vertising patrons, among whom are the
princely butter merchants of Baltimore.
We are compelled to ask the indulgence
of our readers, with the promise that when
the days get shorter and out door lalrs
are over, we will furnish them with a
larger amount of news, literature, ic.
Kexsaud & Oldesluts sold the most
Glades Butter last year, and obtained the
best prices. They have the trade and
facilities for doing the same again this
year.
Kexsakd & Ocdesi rvs,
SI Kxcbange Place,
Baltimore.
o Moke Credit. On and after the
fiist day ot Octolier next we will sell
.roods exclusively for Cash ; country pro
duce taken in exchange for giiods. On the
alxjvc terms we wiil sell goxls at very re
duced prices.
Flick & Coi xtrtvax.
Lavansville, Pa.
September 1C, 1S75.
The first forest tree in the spring to put
forth its buds is the maple, and its foliage
isthe first to turn at the light fingered
touch ol Jack Frost, as the tall seaaon ap
proaches. As you look out upon the hills
you will notice thai the leaves farthest from
the trunk already taking on a rich coloring
that is in strikingcontrast with the deeo
green of those yet remaining intact from
decay. Soon it -a ill be crimson ami gold
and then limbs and branches clothed w ith
white.
The Agricultural and Mechanical Socie
ty, ot Allegany county, Md., have this
year offered premiums to the amount ot
nearly $3,000. There exhibition, which
will take place at Cumberland on tbe 5lh,
6lh, 7th, and 8i b of October, will doubt
less prove a grad success. We notice by
their advertisements that they are to have
trials of seed during each day of the fair.
Tbe premiums for horse racing on Friday
toe hist day amount to $430. and are so
judiciously distributed as to attract good
horse and consequently a treat crowd of
people.
"S4aethimf Sew '
We w ish to call the attention of our
readers to the card, in another column, of
Wra. Gnenthers Long Healer. Thia rem
edy must be a success, judging from tbe
array ot testimonials which are set forth
in their circulars, tw o of w hich will be
found in their card. Although this medi
cine has never, until now, lieen brought
before this community, yet it is by no
means a new or untried one. Tears ago
the same recipe was used in Milow, Ger
many, by Ur. August Guentber, in bis
private practice, and with such success
that on his death be left tbe secret as a le
gacy to hi brother, Andreas Guentber,
who, in turn, gave tbe same io bis son,
Wra. Guentber. (one of the present pro
prietor,) on coodnioo tballhe same should
not be used, except as charily, until after
Lis death, which occurred in "1374.
Since that time Wax. Guentber has been
giving the world tbe benefit of his truly .
wonderful secret We would advise our
readers to examine the claims of this rem
edy, which, as far as we cae judge, are
well fimnded.
The atendance at the fair on the con J
day was very good, while that on the third
and iaat day was unusually large. The
exhibition was very creditable, and one of
which we should all feel quite proud. The
receipts were not . large as Usd year, hut
we understand the society will lie aUe to
pay all uie premiums promptly "u
Urge part of their outstanding indebted
ness. With the addition of another lot of
ground, a larger and better track tor trials
of speed, mere liberal premiums for the
exhibition of horses, cattle, &c our soci
ety can compete with any county in the
western part of the State for a first class
agricuitiral tluw.
Worth It Weight la Vld.
Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
covery in medicine is DaCosta's Radical
Cche for Dvperi. Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, Costiveness, Biliousness, Loss
of Appetite, disiresb alter eatiug, and all
disorders caused by indigestion or a de
ranged liver. : retulti are aitonithing
and sure relief is guaranteed in every case
where it is faithfully used. It tones up
the stomach, regulates the liver, restores
the natural appetite, strengthens the deli
cate, and expells all morbid humors from
the system. Typhoid and Bilious fever
m:ght in almost every case be prevented
by its timely Use. Trial size 23 cenu. A
very few doses will relieve, and a little
perseverance cure you.
Sold by G. W. Bexford & Co . Somer
set Pa.
The Maltlpllralioai of Disease.
Diseases multiply. One begets another.
A trifling indisposition may, therefore,
originate a complication of dangerous mal
adies. Indigestion begets far more formid
able diseases ; a multitude of ailments are
traca'ole to constipation ; fever and ague
unhinges the entire nervous system, and
is therefore the source ot the protean ail
ments which affect that portion ot the hu
man organism. Hosteller's btomach Bit
ters, however, whether resorted to at the
inception ot those disorders of the stom
ach, bowels or liver, which give biith to
the majority of diseases and disabilities, or
taken when they have ripened into for
midable maturity, are alike powerful to
cure. The process of recovery i, ol
course, bmger when the malady has gain
ed headway, but it is none the less certain.
Dyspepsia, constipation, billiousness, kid
ney complaints and intermittent fevers, in
variably yield to the operation of the
great alterative and invigoranL
The number of entries in the various
departments at the fair last week were as
follows :
Department 1, horses 3D ; department
3. cattle S3; department 3, swine 10;
department 4, sheep S ; department 5.
poultry 23 ; department 0, flour and
grain W ; department 7, roots and vege
tables 152 ; department 8, orchards 66;
department 9, provisions 31 ; department
10, manufactories 11 ; department 11,
agricultural implements 22 ; department
12, plants and flowers 3u ; department
13. bread 33; department 14. tanned
fruit 113 ; department 13. foreign manu
factories 28 : department 16, domestic
manufactures 77 ; department 17, ladies
work 66 ; department 13, miscellaneous
(4 ; total number ol entries 900.
Among the curiosities exhibited at the
late fair, was a branch of an apple tree in
full bloom : it was Ifrought from South
ampton tp., by John Hicks, Esq.
We also noted two German Bible, the
one 275 years old, the other 263. They
were brought in by Iter. II. R. Holsinger.
Teachers' Examixatioxs The ex
aminations of Somerset County for the
present school year will fe held according
to the following programme:
Salisbury, Monday, Sept. 27th.
Meyersdale, Tuesday, Sept. 2Mb
lierlin, Wednesday. Sept. 2'Jth.
New Centreville, Saturday, Oct.
Id.
L rsina, Monday, Oct 4th.
Petersburg. Tuesday, Oct. 5th.
Somerset, Wednesday, Oct. oth.
Stoystown, Thursday, Oct 7th.
Davidsville, Saturday. Oct. 9tb.
The examinations will begin at 8 o'clock
a, m. Teachers coming at a later hour
will not be admitted to the examination
that day. A special examination will lie
held in any district not named in (his pro
gramme, tl the proper Board of Directors
will appoint the time and place, and give
notice to the Superintendent that they de
sire an examiualion. A special examina
tion will be held at Somerset on Saturday,
Octolier 30. Each teacher will provide
himself with a stamped envelop bearing
his address and enclosing last years' certif
icate. No private examinations will be
held, except by request of the Board ot
Directors where they wish to leach.
Boards of Directors and friends of edu
cation throughout the county are request
ed to be present at the examinations in
their respective districts.
J. B. Wmr-EET,
Co. Superintendent
2VOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The undersigned Commissioners of
Somerset Co.. are compelled to urge upon
the taxpayer of tbe county the absolute
necessity of the immediate payment of
their taxes. That you may see the neces
sity which urgus us to make the appeal,
we give you tbe annexed statement ot the
condition f tbe Treasury. We make it
because many seem to think that the bal
ance left in tbe Treasury at tbe last set
tlement ought to be inexhaustible.
There was in tbe Treasury at
last settlement 4,S08 13
Tbe Treasurer has received
since last settlement 13,244 01
Total in Treasury 13.032 14$
Paid since settlement
on State Ux f.2,000 00
Paid on Co. and Toor
House order 15.826 9t
Paid on nnseated land
orders 593 46
Total 17,920 42
Balance in Treas. Sep 3, 1975 131 72
Tbe outstanding taxes amount to about
$17,000.
From the above statement yon will see
that there is but $131 72 J in the bands of
tbe Treasurer. On tbe 1st day ot Octo
ber 1875 there will be due on bridge build
ing six thousand dollars, (f'S.OOO). to the
Poor House about four hundred dollars.
($400), besides other orders to be paid when
presented.
This statement explains the unrent neces
sity for the prompt payment of the taxes
due.
A neglect on your part to attend to this
appeal will be immediately followed by
the str ctest orders to make'the money ac
cording to law.
Valekti5C J. Miller,
F. J. Coustrtmax,
Olive W. Botkr.
Attest Commissioners.
Jacob JXzrr, Clerk.
OWENS & SCOTT,
Commission Merchants,
153 AY. PRATT Street,
BALTIMORE.
We are in want of GLADES BUTTER and promise trie
same promptness in making good returns as in seasons past.
Liberal advances made upon shipments when desired.
Cards can be had at Express office, and Stores.
Verv respectfully,
OWE X S & SCOT T.
September '29, 1875.
TO THE Pl'BLIC The lady
managers of the late festival and booth on
the Fair Grounds, lor the benefit of the
Presbyterian Church, desire to return
their thanks generally to everybody who
assisted or patronized them, and especially
to M.tj. A. J. Collmrn. who kindly gave
them the use of his store rootn ; J. (J.
Harvey, Esq., and Armstrong. Cator &,
( o., of Baltimore, who shipped them do
nations of oysters and fruit ; Ur. Geo. B.
Fundcnberz, of Cumberland for donatii ns
of fruit ; .Mr. i. F. Picking, of Pitts
burgh, for lemons and candies ; Mr. Hus
I ami, of Philadelphia, for setting up and
running a sola fountain; Adams Express
Co.. for "dead heading" goods ; Mr. F. B.
Miller, for the use of livery teams ; Mr.
ltoh Scull, of the Herald, for printing
placards ; and hist but not least to the
Indies outside of the church who gave
them such etiicicut and unremitting aid all
through. They have built as the monu
ment ot their "labors one of the hand
somest little churches in the State, an 1
their reward ill be that they assisted in
its erection.
4 onflarnre.
This village has lately suffered the in
fliction ot a visit from one of the "Poodle
Breed" of men, one suffering from a se
vere attack ot "Scribblers Itch." The
lype is well and generally known, and as
generally despised. They endeavor to
elevate themselves by detracting from aud
slandering other and lietter people. Their
limited faculties, and weakened intellects
see no difference between sarcasm and
downright lying ; mistake exaggerations
for wit, and ill nature tor intellect. They
are generally hollow chested, weak kneed,
blear eyed, and dyspeptic They assail ail
full formed and heallhy people with the
regular snap, snarl and bark of the poodle,
race. We have not seen, but take it for
cranted that the Confluence specimen has
all the "flesh marks" of tbe genuine breed.
Certain it b he would compare badly with
the honest youths, the manly fellows who
are seeking improvement in the "little
school house behind the blacksmith shop,"
at whom he sneers as uncouth, awkward
countrymen, as if there was reproach or
disgrace in the name.
Some of them we know to be honest,
imlusirinus, and intelligent; the sons of
men of wealth and character, and that
they are honest enough to acknowledge
their lack of learning and industrious
en.-iiirh to seek improvement at the 'for
mal," is certainly less to their discredit
than '.he woald-be-wit who sneers in such
lame fashion at them.
Neither his intellectual display or per
sonal attributes will be likely to inspire
any with "Cupidtan Sentiments." even
the nmst anxious and susceptible of our
early married young ladies.
Tbe people bo were raised within sight
and sound ot the National Hoad, the great
est thoroughfare ot thv .Nation until re
cently, can afford to smile audibly at the
would-be funny assertion that they never
saw a wagon until the Connellsville Hail
U.nd was builL
The descendants of men who brought
the tiest blood ot the South. blh human
and bestial, into this wilderness, along
with thtir expensive tastes, habits, anil
consequently enlarged ideas can survive
the sneers of a descendant of the Salt
Boilers and Broad horn navigators of the
mighty waters.
But if our streams knew that they did
not meet bis approval, but were slightly
spoken ot as "creek."," they would shrink
and shrivel into the veriest rills, or may
bap stagnant ponds, with sheer vexation.
Dreadful, indeed would be the result, but
we have the cheering hope that they are
and will remain serenely unconscious of
his disapproval and even of his existence.
Like many other would-be fashionables,
the question of a heallhy locality, was
less important than that of "cheap board
ing." People can undoubtedly live here
cheaply if they so desire, yet it is attended
with some necessary expense except in
the tase of zoophiles, sponges, or para
sites that are presumed to dra.v n mri-h-uient
from hardy and vigorous p'aats that
have a foothold in the soil.
Confluence, P. W. Jc B. 1 P..
K. K-, f-i miles from
Pittsburgh, in a heal-
thv toil, September 13, I
173. J
Excursion to jioc. r Va-nsox. The
lojal, through the courtesy of - Messrs.
S.iniu and Harper, E. K. iiyndman and
others was enabled to form one of an excur
sion iaiiy thai Voited Washington and
Ml. Veruon last week. We lei; Mineral
Point at ten minutes alter eleven on
Wednesday morning, on a special train,
well filled with excursionists, some two
hundred in number. After passing through
3and Patch tunnel the rate ol ppeed at
which we started down the mountain forced
oo us the conclusion that the pros(H.-cts ut
binding in eternity were heller lhau those
of landing at Washington, but our tears
were changed lo rejoicings when we
learned thai the efficient buperintendeut
of tbe road Mr. E. hi. Hyndman was on
the engine, and giving his personal super
vision iu the running otlLe train. The
Connelsviile road is in excellent condition
and doing an immense business, and the
still with which it is managed makes it
one of the most pleasant and safe roads
to travel on in the country. At tbe Queen
City Hotel, in Cumberland, an excellent
dinner was served to the excursionists,
after which an eloquent address wan made
by Col. Sly of Cumberland welcoming the
excursionists lo thai city. Col. Sly's re
marks were short and to the point and de
livered in the Colonel's usual happy man
ner. Prof. McCord of Pittsburgh replied
on the behall ot the excursionists.
At Harpers Ferry the excursionists
were given a short lime lo gaze at Ihe
luugmncxnt scenery. At this point the
Potomac cuts iu way through the moun
tains ihe rocky sides ot vnich tower a
thousand feet above iu rippling waters.
The grandure of the scene is so much
superior lo our powers of description that
we shall not attempt to describe it. A
view ol tbe ruins ot the ohl arsenal and
other relics of John Brown's raid puli.li in
a pairiouc humor, and "his soul went
marchiug on" was piped from an hun
dred different throats. Reaching Wash
ington at eight o'clock we took np our
quartets at the Arlington, a hotel, by the
way that we can recommend to our readers,
ll was a little late tor sight seeing but
many of the party strolled tbrougn the
Wei e House and Capitol grounds. Frank
lins adage "early to bed and early to rise"
was strictly adhered to and at seven o'clock
Friday morning, we found ourselves
aboard the steamer "Arrow," bound for
ML Vernon. As there was a heavy tog on
the river blotting nut the beautiful scenery
along me m TJ, tal. lioi.mgiucau mo
CooituanJer ot Ihe Steamer, aa clever
and ueuUeuianlT an officer as the sun evct
. ', "-' . . .
abownvn, kinuly put into Alexandria,
Here we were shown the Washington
llouwin which Ellsworth was ki tied and
uouse in wnicn raiswonn was aii
a number Ot Other interesting relics.
Driving along one of the spacious ave-
nues ot Washington we came suddenly
upon a bronze statue of General Scott, and
tbe party were treated to rare scene ot
affection. Wilson l cf Pittsburgh, a
relaUve of the deceased General. Spraog
from tne carriage, entered the enclosure,
clasped hi; ana around the neck of the
Statue and wept. ept tears of regl e:
that he had not been with the old rentle-
man at Lnndej's Lane, wept that he hal
not been old enough to accept a fat position
under lih relative at the beginning ot the
late war. As ihe tears trickled down his
cheek and fell on the General's, the Pil
grims unable to witness unmoved such a
display of grief, bowed their beads aud
and wept in uuisou.
The Pil jiims arrived at Ml Vernon at
ten o'clock aud immediately proceeded Jp
the hill to visit the home aud grove of
WasLiagiou. Col. Hollingsworlh, may he
live to eat the hen thai scratches the
gravel lrom oil his grave, took the party
in c.n.re at,d showed them the home, tL
old va lit, loiuo, garden and other relics.
Col. Hoiliuswonh, keeps everything as
nearly us puosabie in the condition iu
tthicii it was left by Washington. Here.
American passion for relics was well dis
played ; parties were to be seen in every
pa: tott lie house, from garret to cellar,
burning reiioc Somu ot them carried off
pieces of stone weighing two or three
Kunds froiu me steps in lrontot the bouse,
rusty nails were brokeu out, pieces ot
board chipped off and in fact anything the
vandals cx.u Id get there bands on were
carried away. One young man, hatchet m
hand, was seen busily burning that cherry
tree. He hau a truthf ul expression of couu-U-l.
ices but a n.su wlume color would
lii v put to shame a Bedford County girl's
store cire.-ss. VV e hojie he was successful in
his scaruU. Mt. Vcruon is a large, airy
old farm house. The rooms on iLe hrsl
floor ale spacious, with bicli ceilings and
huge open fire piaees. The Second floor
was taken up wuh bedchambers, in which
were just such patch work quills, and white
counterpanes as are lo he seen in any of
our old larm houses. The front of the
house commands a magnificent view of the
Potomac river aud old Fort Washington.
A rouh attempt has been mape to spell
the uauie ot VV ashington in the form ot
tiie Oeus iu ihe garoeu, al least the gardner
said so.bui as lar as the reacuiolance goes,lt
might as wed t-pell Cornwall:. In the
garden is a large magnolia tree planted by
the baud of asliinlon; each ot the Pli
riais was presented w Uti a leaf lrom it as
a rouiemiirauce ol the trip. Leaving Jit.
Vernon the tarty arrived at Washington
nt ten o'clock. '1 oo much credit can not be
giveu to Mesers Smith and Harper, the
managers ot the expedition. We hereby
return our thanks fur tue gjod aire taken
ofusbylhctu ou the trip. We should
like to give a lengthy account of ML
Vernon, Washington, Alexandria and
Baltimore but the lateness of our arrival
home precludes the possibility of its inser
tion in this w eeks LUkald.
MOHLEV MARKS. Sept. 22d. at
the home ot the btide, by Elder E. L.
Allen. Miss Nancy Marks to Mr. Calvin
Moriev, both, of Luughlinslown, West
moreUnd Co.
EREXXESO.C HOUPT. Oo the 14th
inst., by L. F. Billle, Chas. W. Brenne-
son, to Annie Houpt, both ot Somerset, Pa.
DIED.
FLIEGEL. SepL 5th, in Stonycreek
twD.. Mrs. Leah t uegel. wife ot Mm.
Flie:"'!. a led 3t vears, 1 month, and 6
days.
1r. FlnaT' rtapaa4iTrap f Bn
rba it K-araai4-t to cure ln&amaiaiiuQ of tnc
A:oupT ana blauuer, pauuui ur upproMeu onn
atit;D a fmtnent In ol.l age. palatal r npprrned
mensiraailiD, lencurrDfra or wiiiir. gravel, gieei.
mridure. blood di-ba!es. Brliitii'l ulieaiea,
brR-k'ia!t deposits. pain la tbe back or
kle. tick, headache, pimples, blok-bes aad ernp
li,n oo the lace, and ad disease of a tpeciae ur
connliatiooAl mi tare, reirardlna of durauua. aire
or sex. Coraouond vnii ul Moena u a poeuiva
and radical cure. Fur ale by Oeo. W. Benfonl A
Co.. Smenet, fa., and Muonuia a. Co., CocBa-
ence, 11. eep
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Corn, f fu-nel
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Calf iliins. t
Clorer Seed small
CluTer Seed Urge....
Calcined Plaster
Dissolved loe, f bag 3)0 Is....
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Ht'lraalk Cement, ? hbl
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Potatoes, 'f bo
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Peruvian (taanu per 100 frs
Kye f ru
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Campaign Goods,
Cn!3s fcr Minim Ciis;
TOG STB aa with
Tmsriarercies, Banr.ers,
Flags, Badges, la.
Regalia of aU descriptions, Mill-
tary Goods, and Embroidery.
111 Tkirsl AvesiBr?,
Plttsborj h, Pa.
Sep a.
"pUBLIC SALE.
if v virtoe of an order issued oat of the Orphans'
Court of Somerset oouaty. and to m directed, 1
will offer at public sale, in ListoevUle, Addiwia
township, pa., on
Saturday, Oct'jber 1C, 1375,
at 1 1 o'clock a. m. the real estate of Thorns 1 Lis
tua. deceased, consisting of the fuUowins; deacribed
tracts, vii:
Sa. Bender tract, eoatalnia; US acre aad
34 perches. 7 acre of which are cleared, hav
ing a wood appl orchard, loc house and lo barm
on the premuea, adiinins; land, of Listun's honw-
stead, Ueonre urekla, aad others.
No. j. Ctucfrltv tret, ranialnlre XH acrts and
103 peirbes; over loo acres eiemrert and la a a-uod
cultivation; ihereon a largeo.
eaard. sur aamu, bmeaujem quarry, a aooJ two
story frame house and bank barn, adjoining lands
of Jacob Tressler. Daniel Scaaida, Geo. Waaa,
s-"uuel Einaiw and others,
Xo c iw ri,d una, eootalntru; lSacrea
and U perebea; t acreaoleareo, with a warn aad a
aalf ""ry kf bvuso a1 limestone quarry oa the
SaadTners? u A"
. a. ah tiut'traet of wood land, knowa aa
,he 'iodins; BmIw timber uad, euntainuia: so
Xf. ' A"
Itaas.-Ten per cent ot oaenhfa-Jof the par
'"m. mcoey to bo paid oa day of sal-, balance at
"1 "lr??
main a lien on to prooerty lor tie benefU of ih
widow during her lu.
3
Xrustee.
Miscellancont.
mm spice food,
FOR
HORSES. C(TWS, and all kinds af CATTLE
. Ghees Cnlversil attfK-lon Wherever .
- 1 leCredaoed.
Uorsef are more abe to do their work, cow? s;tv
mora milk, and of richer quality. Sbep whoa
fed for market are sooner ready luir the knife.
Th aMt of fecllnar Is Irs than when fed by the
M st stem.
Send 6ir circular and descrlpUvw pamphlet to
C. M. HARMER,
GENERAL AG EXT,
Tfern Peaa'w.
.... Cspot aSmithfleld Street,
PITTSBCKOH. PA.
September 3. 13".
A
SSIGNEES SALE OF VAI,
A.BLEBEJL and PtJiSO-V AX PauP-
Kt eircna of a awMral volantarr aasiciunsDt to
bm I wtU sell a4 the reeldeacw of Hsary I. AU
iatheT, la rothersTaU7 towashlp, oa
Friday, October 15. IS "5,
at 10 oc-toek the fullowinx described reif cJ per
sonil prvpT.y:
No, 1. Hum tarm, Isrjr frura house aat bank
Kim. lii ai-rta. abut 1m n rlrxr, h iloco well
tiaili're'i. A yuunu- on-avl ol exrelicul fruit.
Xuwsuar trees, M acre la meakiW, Uus waul
fenced.
Xj. i. The Oeo. Hoover farm, tlx sros, a. use
and bank barn and tenant nottje aad barn, auuat
Si acres clear, la acres In meadow. baiaAce well
timbered, UO sutrar trees. weU fenced.
ri'X a. Jno new jreareu saw miu ana 10 acm
of larnl. tiilmle. lath, and erou cui saws, over-
shut water wheel. 10 feet hixb, 11 leet face.
No. 4. 183 acre, wood laud, well umbered with
oak ebesuiui and piteh pine, the whole aadarlakl
with 4 seum ol Wm 4 t S feet thick. 1 leet
of best hreeby:aadsevenil vein of lrun on.
AL-SO
H'TSes, eow yonnz cattle, wagons. sleJa seed
drill. jce.lB.ird Interest in a sroud ihreshhu nu
chiiie. suarar kuelers, blows, harrows and eultiva
tor. Ha; and straw by 1 he ion, wheat, rye, oats
and potatoes ty tfle tiunei.
W. r. ALTFATHEK.
ffS Asine.
UDITORS' NOTICE.
1.
utice Is hereby Riven that the unJersiimed,
duly appointed hy mo ilrpaau' Coar of buuier
set couuty. to maka a distribution of th funds la
thm of th. mifmtnlJlrr.4tnl,, nt Marr Ann
Chorpenina. decease!, to and touBf thus Icjraily
entitled thereto, will nrene at bts othr. oa
Thursday. Jrtber 14. .Ti. to attend to the daties
ol his appointment, when and where aU persons
interested mav atten 1.
II. L. B AEK.
etr) Auditor.
Th BUK1D U th LIFE, and
it li ls uapur-, the whole system
will be diseased. Yoa eaanut
j urtfy a stream while the rpnnf
is corrunt: neither can you im
part K'xxl health to tbo human body whil the
Liuod is nmveyicir the fee-la of disease to all parts
of it. Thcrel..rePl'RlFV th MJV. and na
ture will heal tbe disease. ro remedy has ever
been discovered whieb has effected so great a num
ber of permanent cures a
Improrcd BIowl Searcher.
It Is npM'.y a"r,a:.-ing a national reputaUoB for
the mre of
Scrofuluu, Aftitlonfanceroui Formations. Ery
aiielii. Bui't. Pimples. I leer?. Sore Eyes,
Scald Head. Tetter. Malt Rheum,
Hercurial and ail -skin Iiseasea
The remedy is a veiretable comp"Onl, and can
not harm the mot tenler infant. Ladieswho suf
fer Ir .m the debilittinit; diseases known a Fe
male Complaints will find speedy relief by usta;
this remedy. Beware ol counterfeits. Th irenu
Id hs -ur name R. E. SELLERS a, CO., Pltt
burh rn the bottom of each bottle.
Pur sal tf ail Iiranlsts and country dealers
Ths;tfnuine has our name. K. E. Sellers a Co.
Pitlsimrgh, Pa.,"' on th b-Mtoa ol each wrapper
ep
OIIEUIF
Tirtne of
FF'S SALES.
snn lrr writs-nf Fieri Fvia. Leva
ri Kat-uta ami Venditioni Exponas Issued out of
tue Court 01 common rieasoi someet county.
Pa., and to me directed. 1 wiil cxrre to sal by
paoiic outcry, at the Cuurt House, in Somerset, on
Ihursday, September 30, 1ST5,
at 2 o'clock p. m., the fcUowins; described real es
tate vii:
Alltherlcbt. title, in!eret and claim of John
Anspw'h. Charles E. Anspach and James An.
pcb, 'if. in and to one-third of the coal and other
minerals of the tract of Umi known as the David
SayK r farm, onulnlnr 2u acres, more or less, sit
uate in Summit t wn?hip, Somerset countv, Pa.,
ailHiinlna; land, of Joha J. Savior, Christian P.
Liveiig-t.o.1 and others.
No. t All the coal and other minerals of a
tract cf lan-i known as the Jacob P. Miller farm,
eimtaininc 'i20 acres, more or less, situat In h Ik
lirk township. Somerset Co Pa . sjljr.tnina; lands
of Liias Henhberer, Samoel Folk, Taenia 1 Le
and others.
No. & line-half of the coal and other mtnera'.s
of the Chn.ilUn P. Llremroud farm, sit Bale 1a
Summit township. 5imerset orunty. Pa., enntain-
loc 47 acres, more or le?s. a-lioinlca John J Sav
ior, the David Sajlor lana and others, with tii
appur enances
11
aken in ezfeutlna as the properf yof Joha A us
pach, Charles E. Anp
Dta
ee ana James Asspacaat
the suit of A. H. O- Oroth.
ALSO
All th rlicht, title, interest and claim of Chas.
H. Baucher, of, in and to th following described
real estate, via:
. certain lot of ground situat lo Merer!!
ooroah, Somerset county. Pa., oootaicinr one
fourth acre, more or less, and knew as lot B, ad
joininic lets of John T. Hocking oa to north, M.
A. Hunter oa to suuLh. aUy on the east and
'rooting oa Center street on the wen with the ap
purtenances. Taken in nccutioti as the pepertv of Charles
H. Banher al the suit of J O. Jleyers, Adm rol
Peter ilevera, deceased.
- ALSO
All the right, title. Interest and claim of Andrew
Ro-enberer. of, in and to the following described
real estal. via:
A aertain lot of ground sit sate In Meyersdale
ron.nirh. Somerset county. Pa eootaining one
four, h acre, more or less, and known on the plan
of Meyers' second addition a lot No. 13, with a
one story frame dwelling house and stable there
on erected, bounded on th north by Keystone St.,
on thseast hy lot N". 14. on th south hy alley
and oa the west by Andrew street, wua'the appur
tenances. Takes la exwatkn as the property of Andrew
Rueenberger at th suit of Jas. B. Gaither, as
signee ol C. H. Baugher A Co.
ALSO
AU the right, title, lnterrstanf claim of fa. H
Picking, ol. in and to the following deacribed real
estate, vii :
A certain lot of grvun ! sliuate In Somerset bor
ouzh, Somerset county, Pa..comalninc one-lourth
ai-re mere or less, with a two story dwelling house,
tatie and other oat buildings thereon erected,
hounded by South street on tbe north, eiley on th
ease lot of Nancy Hustm on tbe south slnd Tur.
kevfoot street on the west, with the appurtenances.
taken in txacu' m as the property of Wi.H.
Picking at the suit of J. R. JlcMiiteu, adm r of
Fred. BiutNtugh, deceaci.
ALSO
All the rla-ht. title, intrt and claim of P. R.
H'.wley, of, m and to the foUowlnglescribed rea
estate, tu:
IJght terrain lot, of ground situate In West
SaUjrmrv, Somerset countv. Pa., and known as
lots No. T.i. -M 217. 21. 219. S3). ZT1 aD-1 2S.
routing 50 feet each on avenue and extending
east lou fe. to aliey. with the appurtenances.
Taken in extrutkm as th property of P. R.
Hi wley at the suit of John Anspach. President of
the Sails bury It Baltimore Railroad A Coal Co.
ALSO
AH the riant, title, ln'erert and claim of John
Winters, of, in and to the follow in; described real
estate, viz:
A certain tract of land situate in Somerset Tp..
Somerset county. Pa., containing lew acres, more
.r less, of which there are about 143 acre cleared
and about 30 acres in meadow, with a two story
dwelling house and barn thereon erected, adjoin
ing lands of C C. Schrork, Levi Brwiwkcr. !
vul fcracrt. Henry Walker and John Claycnmb,
with the appurtenances.
Taken iaexeeutioa aa the pmperty f Joha Win
ters at the suit of James L. W. Seibert.
ALSO
AU th right, title, interest aad claim of Jacob
D. Miller, of, lo and to the following described real
estate, viz:
-No. 1. A certain trct of land situate In Somer-1
set townshin. Somenwt eiHintv. Pa. mataintn aa
Mi nil. Bum ap 1M of which thiM am aluit a&
acres cleared, and about 10 acre, in meadow, with
a two story frame dwelling bouse, barn and other
outbuilding, thereon erected, adjoining lands f
John C Schroca, Jacob Licbty, James Parson aad
others.
No X A certain tract of land situate fat Som
erset tosmshiu, Somerset county, Pa., containing
.1 acres, mora or less, all cleared, of WBlea tner
are about 10 acre, in meadow, with a two story
frame dwelling bouse, bar and other out build
ings thereon erected, adjoining land, of Mahloo.
M ilier. Henry , a, ister, Henry L. Young and oth
ers, with the appurtenance.
i aaea in execution as in property at Jacob V.
Miller, at the suit of Ephratm Walker.
AU0
All th right, title. Interest and claim of Wsa.
Boose, of, in aad to the fallowing described raw!
stat, via:
No. L A certain lot of ground sit oat in Brotb.
errralley township, Somerset eowmy. Pa cant ay
ngooe-lourUi acre, more or less, with a large tvr
story rram store and dwelling nous and si able
thereon erected, adjoining laaoa of Warn. N. Cole,
maa and Lutheran chare a property with lb af par
tenanee. o. 2. A certain nieeeof groond sitnat, la Sal
isbury borough. Somerset county. Pa., eoatalaiag
S acre, more or leas, upna which there Is ret
large frame foundry batldlaa. adioiaicg lot Jo-
slab Bittaer. Baltier W agner aad otaera, wltk lb
appurtenance.
lakes m exerutioa aa the property of WUilaaa
Boua at th suit of Henry Ktlm.
ALSO
All lb right, title, interest and data af Wsa. H.
Spelcher. ot, ia aad to the foUowwg acribd real
estate, via:
A certain lot ef ground sit .lata la Mvredal
borough, Somerset county. Pa., and known a kit
No. las, eontaiaana acre, with a two story
dwelling boss thereow erected, bowadaj by
augata aad North streets, wua th appwrteswseca,
Takes ia xestion as tb arowertvef WblU.
Speicher at tbe suit of Naagl A Co.
NOTICE. Any persoa archag at th abesr
sale will plea take notice iaat tea per cent ot tb
parcuaas aaoaey win required aa soon a ta
properly 1 kaocked down, otherwise ,t win agaiw
becvpoaed to sale. Th rendaaot tb cureaa
mosey msst no asm os or Defter to lata 4ay of
."V-, ICa, tb day Djtd by tb Cosn iur tb
acknowledgemest of SnerifT deeds, aad so deed
will be arknowisdgail ssUl lb bwnha mossy I
paid in full.
uuiu a.,1 trri.n,
aspU Sberiaf.
XbwbIww-
. -Heawulwi:- "Cnarauna-r' -On. sow
lovely r "Wkatar tbey worthr' Ave. Swch ar
ezciasaationa by ikoa who as ta !,. alagawt
new cnrosBos peodacwd by tb lvaropawa aad
Aaseiiean Cbraca Pabiiabinar Ca. Thevars all
petieet Iseai of Art. No oa ear reels ta leaap
UUos to bay whew srcinth Chroaau. Caxrva-
er. Ageata. aad ladle and gsiians ewt of sa-
pwyiawK, wlu aad lals tasMtssaiitigsvirse
erev ia aaaa saoaey. iur ruil parucauan. mm
tampfveosdMantlaletrcwiar. AddiwaF.OLA
SuXA CO 73s WashlngVM SC. boston, MaJS
BLOOD
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The large and regular tiwl
the year round offers superior
Dairymen to ship their Batter
their favors promising strict
prompt sales and cheek for pnx
Most respectfully,'
15.
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Offices.
September 22, ISTo.
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FOR SJIAZ OF
BUTTER, EGGS
Quick sales and prompt return '.villi
is our style of business.
Cards can be had at Mcjst-. A. J. C'dsd
office, Somerset, and Express office. Mir.cril
COXSUMPTION CUIIKD AT LA?'-'!
THE TRUE REMEDY FOUND.
PROF. W3I. (IVENTIIEirS
GREAT JMSG HEALER
is a KtRr. RnrriY ror
CONSUMPTION, BMjSClilTl, ttH't;i. Cii.,. r.i
0FCUEST, ASD ALL DISEASES OF THE Fl'LJlt'XAr. . ul::-
li your aruzsrisi
W. rtnonlhpr .V-'r.
PITTSBURGH,
ANOTHER CASE l.F
PEOF. MrM-OCEVTHF-H Dba Sir: It f.--w:rli xr-f;
yow on your snecesslal treatment of mydauhier. Air -ii;:.-r:
demon-rated tome bv vouTkill that eon rum pi ion oin tc uit
ment.throuKh Divine" providence, of resionna n-.anv m.w " h
heartle'.l thanks, and mav Gt Speed you in y.ur iv. rk.
. Yours, respec fully,
Frvpiietnr of PaVim-.:
PROF. WM.Ol'EVTHER Si: Varwxtnt
mm I eontracted aeoid which caused a harshness in
dueed to try your ions; Healer, which cured me :a l
speaker! and slna-eri su3crins; from hoarncJ. -My
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FIRST GRAND EXPOSITIOTI
PITTSBtTEGK
Tradesmen's Industrial institute.
OPEN FROM OCT TTil USTU. NOV. CTII.
Every department will be filled with .he m't lnt-r"tir.g Invent! r.i i u
Acresof Exhibiting Space. PREMIUMS VALl K ATh'a.lMio
Splendkl bvlucements offered to FARMERS forttii exiul i': n ot Live ft-
4 act . Tk following period ar asined ! r Live
t attle, week beginning Tuesday. VJ. Shetpand Hv. w-k i
kinds of Poultry, week beglntrg Tuesiiay. '.v. z. Jan?.- .urw;i- toe rntirv
Bands. Railfavl Excsrslonj at low ratc. Et h;r i;. i:i r,r ar ' : ,r
wjB A. J. LI-L
B. TIEGL E,
"o. 53 SmithlieM Streel, PitMmrsli.
Just received 1 full sfrk of CLOTHS. CASS1M Ell IS. s.:A V I .- T :-. . r
Fa al Win'f-r "ar.
LOWEST JPF-TCTZZ-mrSIX
wurk and F;tJ ga-iranteof to zire pcrfe-t s i '. :- i .
BOOTS
Ji. 2ST
WHOLESALE
O-IXjIL,
Vo. UVi i.icr.nTY
Five doors frta head ef owd n net.
W, ar daily receiving goods, am! ba
BOOTS, SHOES e ETJBBERS
lath market, which will be sold at BOTTOM PKI.'F.S
wouki caiisneciai attention oi tne i ra-' t.-. oar
Fert Pitt. Boffalo, and Trie ( air ami kip i:jn.:-iua.!o C o:-.
Aim. WOMEN'S. MISSES", and CH1LUREN
SVBBER OOODS at Factory Rate.
N. B. Orders promptly attended to. Eancra
1875.
New Autumn Styles.
LAHOEST STOCK Ilf TIIE CITY J' T OPENE'".
DRY GOODS A'D NOTIONS.
SPECIAC ATTHACTIl.MS IN 1 1 K
Dress Good fiepartment.
mi LINE OF ALL THE LEAIiI.V'l HI! IM'S or
DOwtOElSTIC ZDZRZ" GOODS.
Shawls, Skins, Hosiery, Gloves, and Small Wear.
bottom pmc ex ca iki.ti:i:i.
S Agents fcr the Celehrated Fiiliertrn's Frp-.rt FlnnneN. w IJ-n
. Flannels. hUi kfts. atvl lim
Mercaant, tr invited to call scd caMisiiLe iur u ' k ar.d Fri'-r
ARBUTHNOT
2ft. 233 aJ
$35,000 worth
fiiot: carpets.
STOCK
Henry McCallum
77 FIFTH AVENUE
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