qui i warn, BUTTER COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 83 EXCHANGE PLACE, WE MAKE A SPECIALTY Of OKL.A.DES BUTTER, and have cvcrv facility for handling it to the best possible iulvanlae" and obtainiiag the highest market prices. Our shippers may depend upon receiving their sales promptly and their money at onee. We refer ly permission to Third National Bank, Baltimore. Schell &, Kimmel, Bankers, Somerset. First National Bank. Meyersdale. S. Philson & Co., Bankers, Berlin. iLSO TO The Merchants and Farmers oi the Glades with whom we have done business in past years. The Somerset Herald. WIDNESK letoatUr . UTS. TIME TABLES. aeaxurr fc inuiL rotTT aariaoan. lea. aril after jCmd ay. K-- let. lSTe.traiiu will run Mfoilow..ioiM-nwltb paeriKer trains . the P. W. a B. R- K. IX. Exprtaa irtw are run Hod-Iit morning.) LXAVE- r.iTw Wet : SO a. m. fat ail Wut 12 Sop. m. 4 . at. S 4i p. m. P. VT.kLL It. tab. :5iuL rmyr. Expres. Eaatt.. Lxyeav Wast. Kill EMt at Ml W art ... p. ... Hi a. ... P ... 1.0 p. J. HAEHT FBITZ. Cm.; Surrryor. will ire icial .tlrtiu. to mil urvtyinz wr.uuif ttl iB.-nicfr''.. b5. wills. i(n-ra-ti tranM to Liai. rncciJ-Jtrf ot uot nl b-.-it uaot K.-ie. rmtvr -ui. Un.l u;i 'um inel ...I i.r' ot tlti uinSiM- Allk.nts 4,1 il a:.ct4rf-o. b-not. rj-t. fc. int;t .D1 mU " rUe BtM. trr bi mini ia V.k k lirrnlfl uiu k. mir liie Cau."1 H e. crwt. 1.. Te XoTtce. He will 1 fmrxl in bioni. Hon tonisT .ad .U otbtr Ujyt nnlciw utiirr vim; otiul. Os the Utday of January. !7C. I w iil ou a s-t of new books t'id kvounts .ttnu'K be t ran (erred. Persons knowing tiii iiiM iVfi indebted "n my old books w ill plcftvcall iid tv'.Uc by Ciu-li or note. O. S. Parker. Kkssard & Olde.-i.its sold the nKt (iladt-s Butter la.-t j ear, and obuined tbe U-t prices. They have the traile and facilities lor doing the same again this vcar. Kens and & OrtKM.rT, S:l Exchange PI Are, Baltimorp. ("uriK IiEniCATiox. The new clmrt h building ot tlie Smersct Presbyterian Church wi!l. unk-ss further notice !e given, be dedicated on January 16, 170. fnext month.. Ministers. mem!ers of the riuirt h. friends and w cli w Uhers are cor dially invited to be present. Full arrange ments for the entertainment of those from a dii-tance w til be made. For the IIomdats. Ladies linen hemstii'l.ed and lxrdered Handkerchiefs, dents' siik and linen Haodkercbiefs, and Mufflers, siik and fancy TU-s Jouvin and Alexander Kid Cloves, Lisle Gauntlets, linen Collars and Cuffs, Collaretts, Ham burg Edging. Balmoral and Gerniantown indue stnpe hose, woolen Fringe, braided Gini. Coui'w. Pocket-btks, it U. It Paeeer. fTESlNii this week at low prices. Flaid Caiicjx-s. (j:ngUam- Canton Flannels. Bleached and Lulilrached Muslins. Sheet ing, Pillowcase Muslins, Napkins, Towels. Felt Skirts. Bed Spreads, Colored and Black Aljacas. Black Cashmeres, t'oWed snd Wljiie Blankets, Coiv.-ts, Trunks, Travtling Bugs Ac. (.i. R. Palkek. p iwr a IMBMeai, 1! voa have leen coughing all wintir and begin to despair of recovery, or if you have taken a recent old. go at once to the Drug store of Geo. W. lienford i Co.. and get a ix'ttle of Db. Mkri' STKi"r'F Tar, Wilp Cherrv and Hore HorsD. Take it and 1 well. No other medicine acts so promptly and effectually in Coughs, Colds, and all diseases of the throat, lungs and chest, leading to Con sumption. Hundreds who once thought tuey had that dread disease have been re stored to health by ;he use of this ahii'ist magic remedy. It is also the let known 't-cit:c tor Croup and never fails in M'ho.pirg Couch. . Trial bixe 10 cents, hirgetire 50 p. Dt per bottle. A l'af Wwrlh atawwlwa;. Are you suffering w ith Cob.-uiuption, Ccughs. Severe Colds willed on the bieat, or any disease of the Throat, and Lungs? If so, go to vour dniggist. G. W. Ben lord i Co., anJ get a bottle of Boschee's GeivMas Strit. This mediciiie has 1 !f b-3 in'roJued Jro itrjtnj, i.d is at-niug un its own merit.! I ke people are foing wild over its su-ces, and druggikls all over fur country are writing us of its wonderful cures aiuong tneir customers. If you wit-h to try its superior virtue, get a sample Bottle W 10 cenls. Ijirge size bottle 75 cents. Three d-s w ill relieve aty c- Trv 't 4 talaable SI r4 leal Trealiaw. Th-i tjiiioc lor UJ3 of the sterling jjeUHil Annual. Loown'as IIiUrtter's Al manac U now ready, and nuv I obUined. free of ctfct. of dmggesu'and general country dealers ia all rta .,f the United Mates and. British America, and iad.-ed in Mv.y cs,di.vd ported , me ten,Iherc. It p-ahines, whh tLe a-aicik-at practual advice for the pres. rva tionacd res:o.-atiou of l,elih, a Isr-e amount of interesting and amusiog liU resiling, and the calendar. a.troomical calcuUiioos. chronological ttema, Ac., are prefmred ufa great care, and will be found entirely accurate. The issue ot Hosteller's Aiiuanac tor 1S76 will protia l ly be the larger ediii.Mi of a medical 5j"fk ever puiMt.-heti ia anv countre. he proptietort, 'M.-ssra. Hustetter Soi.ih.j Pittsburgh. Pa., on roceijpt of a two cent tramp, will forward a copy by mad to any iierson who cannot procure one in his neighborhood. :0 Hir.BEST price for produce at Walter & Tnii&l's casli tre. The laiiea next year. can k fp into matrimony Attention is called to llae change in the i':Ele of Uriiice sales. Some more new gocula arriving this week nt Walter !c Truial's cash store. . . We are cou.:clk-J tooruit several cora municatioDS ontccoau: of space. Walter & Tbcxal mean Luaiaeas lita llvey otfer sotOa fir cash or produce For Sale Cheap. A. small building, ia cxJ condition, inquire of C. G. Bassett. Kkn.vabd ti OrnKSLrvs tnaaw money tor the 1'arnier and iiktcImks whfUipprJ J to tht.-m laet rear. . Tikm-f. oi our voung men w ura.c 'New Years Cards" can be accommodated by leaving there orders at this office. TLc skating was elegant on Tuesday, Wednesday ujd Thursday of last week, and the vouog iota. u;d. the best of it. Mathe it isn't an iiuportebt faU, !.,'. neerthelcst it is true, that the names ot ei.ii'v six towns in this state end with burg." Epistopai. services will be held in the Good Templar', hail on Sunday Liorning, bee. i;:h , : 10.13, an! Sunday evening at 7 u'rl'x k Mkui uants who wwh to advertise their holiday goul will do well to remefnljfr that tliere is but two more issues of the HekaLI beiore Christmas. Tub umbrella mender with his pack of um'ireilas, handles, wires, etc., was to be seen bui-ily plying his vocation, amid the noise and bui-tle ot our street on Saturday lat. The aiu'Htnt (4 worsted and gcrman' town wool that our young ladies are pur chasing with which to kult hooii, scarfs etc, for Christm:is jiAs, is trury surpris ing. JIiLV aud Sankoy have tackled Phila delphia. If they can only succeed in aving Alex. MeCiure, sinksy can change hi. tune from "Ninety and nine," to "Old hundred." Mr. T. Maxwell, of I'rsina this coun ty, advert'ses a l'lO.UOO preiwed brick in another place in this paper. They are equal in rinish to the finest brick made anvwbere. As will be seen by an advertisement in another part of this paper, the annual teachers flirtation society, yclept. Teach ers Institute, meets here between Christ mas and New Year. The Commissioners, Ed. Kiernxn, A. Wright, and J. II. Fritz, appointed to set tie the line between Con etna ugh and Paint twp., will meet at the house of David Lehman in Paint twp., on Dec 21st at o cl -k. Those h.) desire to cultivate coughs and colds are advised to wear low cut vests, with do other protection to the breast than the thickness cf a gauze undershirt and the linen bosom of the outer one. The prescription is about infallible E. Bkirer. Artist, folded his tent on Saturday last, and left for Everelt, Bedford county. Mr. Bri!er said before his de parture, "I like Stmerset well enough, but the girls here are all so pretty that n- Doiiy cares about tavmg pictures. Ir you want your Butter sold promptly t i iivo iuj iuc atut aaa money at on :e, siiip it to Kz j AHV.J & tVDEStVVS. ' ' ; tfc Exchange Place. Baltimore. Notice All persons indebted ta hny. der ik I'M on book account will come and make immediate settlements, as we must settle up our books. S.NTPF.R & UllL. Somerset, Nov I5th, 1S75. FraseCowas. Es(j., an ex-editor, but at present a practicing attorney in the courts of Westmoreland Co., and Welly McCulhmgh. Esq . ssitanl general solici tor for the Conntlliville H It , paid us a vit on Friday last. Call again, gentle men. We acknowledge the receipt of an ia ritstion to attend a calico hop on Christ mis Eve, to lie given by the '-Silver Leaf Social' at I'nion Hall, John-t wa. We are very s :rry we can not be there boys, lor we'd like 15 show ou whit kind of a ilver leaf w e are. AT.BW!to to the Curwensvilie 77k, a young lady ia that piat pltJied up a pretty l.tt'.t .u,pnl L.iua ( ia the tiarn the other day. hue buried her clothes light away, and now ahe pcailively dd iares that sbe will never pick up any more "stiay" kittcris. At the Georgia State A gricu'f,-r E partmrst U a jiuien of Lbs p arii ca'ij i'alct Rood lu peculiarity is sjid to be fhat it -causes-, w hite hogs, to Shed thtr boi4i and aTs) renders t lie in blind, while It does not in the least affect colored hogs. Swine fatten on it rapidly, and wherever jtgrowjt'ie J.42i iarge' .nl'lat aud tiiD-I - ' A TUKEK year o".l child of Abraham Dunraire. residing at Tunoellon. Indiana county, fell into a tub -f hot iuds on 'TbuwJay of Irl vcek, tiari ih airi Mf tin, aiiult' Utcuibtrs, of the umily, and was so badly sailded that tb,e hair cane uff iu hea-1 and the &kin fru, its body. ; died oa the following day, a fur the mt excruiuiting sufferin,. O5 Thursday morning last, Mrs. Samuel Wikr, ol this place yielded to the inexor able dVcrees of nature and her soul passed to the tiiver from whence it came. Mrs. W ike has been in bad health tor a long time and at-r death u, therefore, qot nn expecled. Mrs. Wikewasa worthy lady whose dim; Chriaiian virtues endeared her to all w ho knew her. Though mar ried for several years she leaves no chil dren to mourn her loss. RESERVED FOR W. S. Temple & Co., BUTTER COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 47 South W o offer onr services as CIIA-XTS, to the Farmers and solicitliberal shipments of 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 "cash 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 btores. UespecttuUy. W. September 1, 1S75. Oru Carrier and Detilt propose to issue their annual address on the 1st ot Janua rf. TLct are under obligations far (arors conferred la-st rear and hope to meet with an equally liberal patrou.ice thU year. They hare aeenred the services ot a first class machine to grind out the poetry tor the address. Picpare yourselves for a sur prise. Sherrice & Markle who have been , engaged fur some time in sinking an ar j usian well at their coke works near Broad lord, on last Saturday struck cis at a depth of tire hundred feet We are not informed as to the amount of cas that es capes ; but shouli there be a sufficient quantityt0justifyutiUzin5.it will prove a very remunerative diKovery.Tifr. Pleat ant iHttcn. Three clothes lines in Curwensvilie were stripped by sortie one of the light fisgered fraternity one night last week, the thief b:aicing for his booty fourteen fine handkerchiefs 03 one line, tour on another, and two bed ticks. evt,rl pillow eiips, and various other articles, on the third. He also gobbled up a new wash boiler which contained two mora bed ticks. I Oca town a..T. louizs down to first i principles. At a rucect fcieetiftj cf iLc . . -; i ,1, t Council they resolved that they would j pay no more board bills to the Sheriff, and i at 'the SMicTitTdoes not propose to furnish I hitarilini, irv.itia ne.tr , ,n A h.rvA.r em milted by the Burgii will be fed on bread and water. 'Rah fcr McPike. In a recent nu'nber tfhig paper, the Cam'iria Freeuutn, he anaoucixs 'JjX. l,.r;'a;;pr lie will run the Frtetftn on the cash lu advance system, and that if his patrons w&ated the paper oon'inued they would have to "pony" up. The alternative offered is the suspension of the paper. We hope that the pedple of Cambria county will find McPike to valua ble a nian to lose, Domocnt though he be. Somerset O.ucty Republicans always were noted for voiin as they thought, and practicing w hat thgy preach. In pr der to exemplify this laith, Mr. Joi'-ph Cborpenaing.one of the staunchest of Re publican voters, walked into our office cn Thursday last aDd paid his subcription to ihe Herald w ith four bright, silver halt dollars, one of them bearing date of ISO. Who says we are not returning to a specie basis. Let the rest of our subscribers kike example by Mr. Chorpenning. and :t they have not got the silver, we will not refuse grewnbaeli;, Wb would be much obliged to any of our subscrilers who have any information in regard to the early historr or settle ment of botnerset county, or of any acci dent or incidents in the historv of any ot its early settlers, if they would forward it to this office. There are a great many persons who have orknow, especially old people, oi a few of the important tacts ih regard to our ceantv, who think because they have but a small number of such facts that luey are unworthy to be chroni cled. Now this 5s just what we want, by a careful compilation of these disjointed facts a short hiatory may be formed that will prove very intesesting to every citizen ot the county. Quite an excitement was creativ on our streets Monday morning by a cry of fire. Val. Hay Esq., had placed a stove in a room of his new bouse and built a fire in it without sonnecting the pipe with a tl'ue, for the purpose of drying the plastering, and a large volume of smoke being seen issuing from the windows and doors the cry of fire was raised. Then Tliere tu hoiTTlnn In hot haste. The elcrk, ttie men bant lb. latum. All went jworing furth with impetioos bat.e 1 1 find th a it was a false alarm. We always knew that our subscribers had a wonderful amount of faith in our abilitv, but we never expected to see them exemplifiy that faith as they have been do ing lor the past six months, luey think that a countrv editor ought to be able to i ,. ? , T I live on riflr rent, a vnE anil tlipw mvr to imagine that we. have ihe ability to do 'it- .onnecieti witu ibi wcnaerrBi lc- j lief ia oui abiiitv -is iheirrreat 'regard for i truth. Some o'f them have beeri telling ns tor years post that they would seule in afewdavs. Now we don't like to-tWaK that thev Uild a deliberate lie but excuse them on the Ulltf that tbey were raised in Xorwav where the days last six months. Like McLlei an rem ienmn we nin&t Lv a change of base. Yocxo ladies who are up to the latest wear wings. They are pretty ornaments. We've ail uf u beard In An ! mot of a. said it. And even the reeptie Must now pive it cni-: iaeaa the balief ' Cciversally rile, Tbat wnmen are angles, Jiii, wkIow aol Wi'ej But wax tioax was wai.klnf Tj BMk tbeai eo (ails-. Toewbi)ri wbieh thej 're wearing, ii i now th7"re amote. M iss Reibeb. agedalKHit fourteen years. was dangerously shot while returning from a coon bunting in Somerset county. She was wa-king alongside F.Ii Criby, a vov eg man aha carried a atail piilo' in i.. rMcKet, wticii"w'a3 acidectailv dis fharged. The bail from the weapon pen etrated Miss Heibor's fitd below the Jaw bone, and passing upward broke out all the teeth on the side of her mouth, and passed through the root of her tor "re lodging in the cheeK on tba oiijdtTof ;'we U;s fr i&i wiikh U entered, iller con uitioo Is critical. L,.troU Adtamx. There m a flight totslake in the above. Misa Ittiber was not coon huntin? b-t t.j her way homd from s iia iiU;'kin. " - 6 ait. Pov. Wi"h"otice that rreat tunyt.f our echangt'i ale tn:5in"r tbete r-aders that the small pox is prevailing in this county, which is a gr.a mistake, there has been U.t one Case ia ibe ccunty this t. the sootheastern iil"s'cl Cii-l-lJn.t oorjer, within a law mibscl w3 iiwitii of lbs Puuiberland AVr in efcrinT There is on younz lady in our town wh won't scare at the am.ll.n..T r.h a cent, ller eonsolatioa is that when they would attack her there would not be enough to go around. Some oocsulatioa ia being he fly, an) how. Most ot our. pcopr- on the printiphs that in tunc of prevenliua k worth a pound of cure have been vaccinated. It's as ill wind that blows nobody any rooa. uuraoctors are bavinr Plenty to do vaccinating persons on account of the prevalence ot small pox in Cumberland. regaia loUii lohsrtne disease are very ? 1 1 ' lbe on! thorough and fresh cttU- cbeericg indeed. 'o'new cases are re- I't'ation of a currenUiuraiur which ea- rx tried the majority ot the liiem br.ea th nruducUoiisot the ablest living under jrtaiwent are rapidly convalescing, writers in science, fiction, poetry, history. Howard Street, COXHISSIOX MER- and erchants in the "Glades, Butter this season. S. Temple & Co. We read nothing but what leaves some imp asion on the mind. We are scarcely comciou ot those impressions at the time, but in the future they dock through oar Blind like a train ot fancies, and we know not their origin and ows time call them original. If this be the case, "and doubt less U is, how Terr careful we should be in rezard to what we read. The habit of indulging in light literature has to be ae quired, and is no easier to learn or break yourself of than that of reading good sub stantial matter. Such is the force of habit hence the necessity of good ones. Another Relic kortheCextessial. Latrobe will boast of having at least one relic at the Centennial Exhibition nest year. Messrs. Houck fc Gehrett, tinware, and stove dealers at this place, a week or two ago, took in as old metal a ten plate stove of an advanced age, manufactured at the Westmoreland Furnace by John Probst, in the year 100. Westmoreland Furnace was situated in the neighborhood ot Laughlinstown. and is known at the present day as California Furnace. The iWrc weighs just five hundred and fifty pounds and is is an ejccljerjt jtate of preservation. The figure of a' maa, col ums, vines, etc., cast upon the sides are as plain and distinct as the day on which it was made. It had recently been doing service in a saw mill somewhere in the wiidiof the riugf. The gentlemen who; now poMess tuis' anLtent' relic acQoenpe their intention ot having it pat together and taken to the Centennial at Phihulel- - ?tLttrobe Adccnc. Ltcevm. The first meeting of the Som erset Lyceum was held on Saturday last inaccordance with previous arrangements. A constitution, by-laws, and rules of order were adopted and the following officers fcleoted ," ' PrtsidentA- J. Golborn, fcsu,. Vice President Rev. A. E. Truxal. Secretary Ed. B. Scull. Treasurer Dr. S. S. Good. The following programme was agreed on for the next meeting: Address W. J. .Baer, Esq. Subject, "The benefit of Literary Societies. Essay Dr. S. S. Good. Recitation Ed. Baer. Select Reading L. C. Coibcro. Debate Is the Judgment of conscience correct ; atfirmative. A- ! Whet slope j negative, r . J . Kooser. A general and courteous, invitation is ex tended to all to.be present. Ladies can be come members ot the lyceum by simply adding their names to the roll. The Sec retary will be pleased to receive their ap plications. It was our pleasure some ten days since in travel irom riiisourgu to -ew xora via the Pennsylvania road. And great was our surprise to find how superior was this to any other of America s boasted rail roads. The greater portion, of this entire distance ia laid with .teet rail, and ba last ed with broken stone in the most improved manner. No road in this country can show as manv miles of beautifully laid "1 balasleU track, as can the Pennsylva- nia. bo evenly brukeo apu so regularly I lid are the stone tb,at (ar miles upon miles jt doe not appear to yary the fractioq of an inch in height or width, giving the track an appearance ot beauty and clean liness as though it were carfuily swept each morning. Some of our people who cuntantly sigh for the days when we shall sail through the air without noise, without a jar, and journeyjin taloons from one city to another with lightning rapidity, should travel over the P. It- li. in either their Pulman sleep, lng or palace cars to are how little desire they would then have for a change from railroading to ba loon lng. We understand the management will shortly put a train on the road that will run the entire dis tance (145 miles) from New York to Pitts burgh in ten hours. This train will have to run at an average speed of nearly 45 miles per hour on the mountain grades as well as on the more level portions of the road. We expect by the time the Centen nial Exposition is open to hear of such a train being in succesalul operation. Next summer when all our people will be going to the Centennial, (for who is not?) we advise them to go via the Penn sylvania. It is the rail rml var txt :lUnee iiauia. .b V A "Keeat Kwllwr. , -; - The Supreme Court has recently Ten- "ere0, a or?n w hich deterfi,me the T!x? question oi the right of the acceptor " l,M4C 7"u m "ug on ac- ceptaace of the draft by the drawee, A Pnoted slip cootoiamj thi opinion has " w uujvi ui uuc w our banks here, and as It is a matter of general importance we herewith publish it: ThcCourt has now defined as the law of lime diai'U to order, and indorsed -first, that, in the absence of specific instructions to the contrary, the drawee may demand. -and the baHk or other agency"niust surred- jer the bill of lading on an acceptance of the draft; second, that m case of refusal tQ ueiacn ana surrepder the draft (.reciting tl,e .hipinentl. tt;e drawer apd, indorser are ihertby released. The determination of this que.lloa does not preclude the negotiation of time drafts on specifically dslinod conditions, which may yet be done on prescribed terms, as, for instance, w hen it is conditioned that the bills of lading shall be held until rav- m'-nt tUe Jraft out lt u ia? p"a the party buvicg soih brlls to ' have em bodied in the jame the express. ' ream tins of right to bold the bill u lading un till niaturity of acctpunca. Tha question thus settled establishes a standard lor the whole country, which a ill involve new adjustments, so divei;g has been the practice from Sut lo btata. The La-fe a&ii taiereantilo cemrauntty w ill not be slow to conceive and adopt sack checks and safeguards as their expe rience ba iu times pwst, rreTHirod cctlo suggest. The tjecliion U already accepted t; oun4 Uw, afid -m work ' w holesome l In injuring greater safet a,ti$ cloxr st t dtiny'than htUera of the eharac ler ana responsibility ot drawers and Jiawees. LI TT ELL'S LIVING AGE FOR 1876.- The fact that The Living Agt loon ecter PV, ? thirty-tlnr-l ygar vJ coa tic nous inu successful pubucation. is a remarka- "le one ,n lae history of periodicala. Jod "".wphy. polit. theology, philosophy. CT'Jcim, auU art, its lmpoiUnce t Am encaa readers can hardly be overrated. t in ao other way. in fact, can so much of' the best work of the best minds of time I obtained- so "cheaply or 1 oaveaieauy. aj tauectic weekly. Uiraugh this standard : The list of foremost authors of the day the prospectus published in another col- rrprcaeniea in lis pages. WU1 be louttd IB amo. and ia ot iua-lf mKm LWr at the fuaiiif of the magazine, while in qnan-, tity of reading it is unapproached. I TXt Htm Ap has al wavs stood at the head of lis class nM only as the best, bet ail things considered, the cheapest ot the eclectics: and since its recent alieorptioa of "Actry .Ntf.rtfajr, is practically without a rival. In the multiplicity ot periodicals claiming attention, it has become almost a necessary to every person or family of intelligeiu?nd taste: for it, alone, fur nishes such a compendium of whatever ia of immediate interest or permanent value in the literary world as to render it an invaluable economizer of time, labor and money. ForthoM desirin; the cream of both home and foreign literature, the publish ers make some combinations with other leading periodicals, by which a subscriber is. at a remarkably small cost, put in pos session of the best which the current liter ature ot the work! affords. The prospec tus should be examined by all in selecting their periodicals for the new year. The volume begins January 1st, but to those remitting now, the intcrveninj weekly numbers are sent 'jratit. El RGLAET at Jexker X Roads. On last Friday night the stores of Mr. Silas J. Cover and ot tFleck & Deite at Jenner X Roads, were entered by burglars and a number ot articles abstracted therefrom. The burglars attempted to effect an en trance into the store ot Mr. Cover by boring holes through the door with an auger, in order to strike and remove the bolt, railing to accomplish tueir object in this manner, tbey broke a pane of class in the upper part or the door, by which means they were enabled to reach and withdraw the bolt, l tiougn Jlr. cover s entire family sieep just above the store they were not awakened by the noise. Among the smcies missing were two suits of clothing, some boots and shoes, considerable amount of table and pocket cutlery, and a large number of boxes of shoe evelets, wtiicn it is supposed were carried off under the impression that they were gun caps. early all the jewelry had been taken out of and laid on top of the show-case, but it is supposed that the burglars became scared and left without it. An entrance was effected at Mr. Fleck's store by breaking a light in one of the indows. througn wnicn they were en abled to reach the bolt and unlock the door. The principal articles were pocket? books, ladies scarfs, cheese, cigars and the money that was ia the till. Mr. Fleck es. timates bis loss at about thirtv dollars. Mr. Cover's loss isprobablv oxer a hun dred dollars. One ot the robbers took possession of a pair of new rubber boots and put them cn, by the tracks in the sand they were track ed as far as the "Big Bend'' at the eld Park's tavern stand on the Westmoreland side ot the mountain. Here the trail was lost, but it went far enough to rest suspi cion strongly on some parlies residing in the neigborhood. It is thought that there is a gang of "moonlight mechanics" in that part of the mountains, who have been committing depreciations at Mahistown, Langhlinstown and vicinity. 1 hese starry vigil keepers stole the brace and lit which they used in their nefarious transactions from the blacksmith shop of Mr. Jacob Freidliue at Jennerville. Cvmuerla ,axd. Mr.. ) r. 20. IsTo. Nov. Editob Herald : There being some difference in practice as to the orthography of "Castleman ' or "Caselman" river, I beer perm'fsiorj to uie' the circulat'toa oi your paper, w ith a viow to get at any history that may le given by any ot your readers as to the origin and application of the name to one of the principal rivers in your county. I have been unformed that a person bearing the name was an early settler on the stream and gave it the caaie. The county records would nioyt prcbably bear record fcf the came aad iu spelling, and presuming the cu;:y Vi I correct would be final, if the person could have written his name. The records of the public improvements of the United States in relation to the na tional road from its earliest record, 1814 to 1824, given in the report of David ShriverJr., Superindendcnt, make refer tnce to the crossing ot Cale;naa river near Graauville, MJ., as, the' Little Cross ing, meaning thereby, probably, the cross ing of the Little Youghiogheny, the name by w ich the stream Vai then, jeuerUlv lswn. When in 1923 and 1524 the first surveys for the Cheeapeak & Ohio Canal were made, the name Little Youghiogheny was given to the stream near where (lhklasd, Sid., now is, and great reservois were located where Oakland is built. In the report of the year 1?4 the spelling "C'aa selaaa" was Used, but wben in the next year the Will's Creek route surveyed was the name is reported "Castleman," indi cating that some investigation had caused a change in the spelling, Whether a change in the name of the stream has been made from Little Yough iogheny to "Castleman" or "Casselman" about i$M) or '23, or that the tipper, or probably Maryland portion of the stream has a different name frotr) the k.V67 part in Pa., is an historical matter that should be investigated. I hope some of your readers will be able to give authoritative information as to the proper spelling of the name in question. Your obedient servant, Tuomas S. Sedgwick, A sat. L". S. Engineer. Teacher faaiitate. 4ue oomersei touniy leacbers insti tute lor the year 1S75, will he held ia the Court House, at Somerset, commencing Monday the 2Sth of December at S r. m and closing Friday 31st at 11 a. x. Teachers, these institutes are establish ed by law for your special benefit, and we nope that you will avail yourselves of this opportunity to more thoroughly prepare yourselves for your work. The zealous teacher will not absent himself on a plea. that the directors do not grant the time ; you can attend a few days at least and sus tain no loss, but realize a common benefit. School directors, do you expect the su perintendent to make the Institute a success?- If sfl you must do Tocr' send yonr teachers, anr.e yourselves ; we mast n"arlc together. rECCRAMME. Orgacizarlon ; election of officers : arl dress of welcome by F. J. Jvooer j re sponse by members of the icititute. " reports. The following teachers will prepare re. ports on subjects of their own selection : it. iiaker. it- a. Coleman, -J. A. Walker, A. J. Hileman, J. J. Miller. M. J. Potts, U. S. Weller, O. F. Sorber. D. M. Feik. S. B. Philson. A. F. Swank, L A. Smith, Alex Cober, J. C. Hanna. Levi Peterson, Jacob Miller, V,on fcClintx J.R. Rhode. . . . ,. ESSAT2. The following ltd teachers will pre pare essays, selecting-their own subjects: Dxuaie Brrkr, Ellen Snyder. Myra Schell, Jennie Raker. Hart McCinley, Belle achat! Mary Kooota, Et&m ber. key, Jennie Richardson. Orcella Ferner, Annie Fisher. Cevll Knepper, Rose Hus ton. Llrie Poorbaugb. Annie Kimmell. The following assignments are made : Common School Discipline J. W. Weukland. English Grammar J. C. Xusndall r v : . t- v - r- t. 1 I ' 1 1 euiiiuau3n:T akllier- S?e cEVf fteage o in yor.ng . of AtacxVca-ril- &, U-ok HeciiaiiojinL f- Snyder. Music In common school. J. D. Mcese. How to teach arithmetic Chas. Elrick. Compulsory education W. IT. jr. Sanner. ObieCt 'QULiiuu Ni "attendant at school D. W. Will. Literary evib J. C. Weller. On the acrjirisition andxi -"tt'k-ctu-al power FseytXKo., ' ' " w T' " Crnjnir t- H- Hoffma.n. CTiange";of Text Ixiok'-S. S. Forney. Geograpby-B- F- Iiay ma j, " ' d Moralitjr mwif coiii'tuod ithool J. X. Btirkey'. ' Address by L. C. Colborn. Discrssiox. Is the expectation of reward or the fear ot punishment the greater rce;itive o study J. p. G.nSVv. Ium.'m1 the dead languages eyer be taught in oor common schools John piveb. ShulJ the teacher Uhur to develop all the faculties equally, or should he foster individual peculiarities of taste and intel lect C. B. Cook. Are the capabilities of the male and te male teacher equal R J. Joder. A spelling bee will be given on Wedne day evening in which a!l the tea.hera'arl eanected.iiat.ke a sarL ec'rtanent w!JI be given on Tbursflav evening the proceeds lo be ap- propriated lor the beneht or the institute. An examiuauoa ior pnnnsiooai errn Deaths will be bekl at the union srhool- bouae on Friday. Able lecturers have been invited, and are expected to do good work for us. J. B. Whitest. Ca &Qpt. 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For sample copy, of daily or weekly, j free of charge, address j KINCf, KthU & Co., Piltsbnrgh, ti Soiaetainx Kara ia Rtfcanl la that "I aloa Tliaakasiviaa; Service." la order to show that the notice pub. liaiied in this paper of Xov. 24th, in rc. card to a union Thanksgiving Service, wag at least no intentional misrepresentation of Elder Bittle on that subject, the following explanation seems to be necessary : On Saturday evening feeling that some arrangement ought to be made In regard to holding religious services on the follow ing Thanksgiving Day, and remembering I that we had a very pleasant union service last year on that occasion, I supposed there would be a desiro to have a similar service this year. Having been informed by some one that Elder Billic Was out of town, I consulted with one of the leading mem bers of the Disciples' congregation in re-1 gard to the matter, who expressed himself enthusiastically in favor of a Inioa Thanksgiving'Sexvice, and direct'.".! c:e (ij one o ti;e etar-r;o; Ueir uiMrcU. stating, that whatever he would sav would be all right. In company with Rev. Truxal I called on the elder to whom I had been thus directed. Heat once agreed to the. proposition of holding a I'nion irvU ia j their church. Learning from him, how-1 lever, that Elder Bittle was in town, Bro. I Trcxsl suggested the propriety of seeing him in reference to the mutter. The elder replied that it was not necessary to do so. ; and in answer to a question, said that an nouncements could be made in the differ ent churches on Sunday morning lh.it a I'nion Thanksgiving Service wotld be held 'n the church 01 the Disriples. The annouBceraeats weu atonrjingly mile. Ua fcudiiay aflerauon Eider Bittle called on me at the parsonage and said that the arrangement made on the evening before did not suit him, as he had made arrange ments to deliver a Thanksgiving a idress to his owji people. I asked him to deliver his add.-c!U to all of ;z. I'm rcf.i:ej that it would, be ccurlebuj for him to de liver tb? address at a union meeting held in bis ovrn church. I then proposed to hold the meeting in the Lattera, titurch and he deliver ti:2 sJilrea. llesitating a momect, he iid. 1 think I shall stand by my first arrangement, (i. e. preach to his own people.) On Monday morning Bro. Taylor and I called on Elder Bittle and asked" him what conclusion he had arrived at in r?jard to the Union Service, k- ial, 1 will sti'.nd by my urigisal arrangement ;L c. preach to his cwa people. I asked, in a jocular way, whether we might not all corue and hear him. He replied you can couie. Bro. Taylor asked whether Le would then recognise it aa a Ution Meeting. He an wertd by saying No. Such, now, are the facts in the case as briefly stated. We understood this to I a refusal on the part of Elder Bittle to the holding of a Union Service in the Disciples' church on last Thiukgivin; morning. But inasmuch as the original notice has called forth considerable feeling on the subject its publication in the form in which it appeared is to be regretted, whilo ai the same time I feci quiiu sure that it was no misrepresentation at all of Elder Bittle 3 relation to Uie matter. A. 11. Vt'cETSTOSE, REIMAN JUDY In Berlin, Xov. 14, ISTo. by Rev. J. W. Poffinberger, J. J. Reiman, of Jenner township, to Ellen J. Judy, of Brothersvalley township, bo'b of Somerset county, Pa. FREIDLIXE SACHS. At the Luth eran parsonage, Dec 2. 1S75, by A. M. Whetstone, Mr. Isaac Freidline" to Miss Lizzie Sachs, both'of Jennerville, Somer- Set county, ra. SIMMONS TIHUE.-rOn tlie 2Sih ol November, l73; by "hutias Ream, at the residence of the brides' parents, Mr. Da vid Simmons to Miss Anna Tishue, both ot Lower Turkeyfoot twp., Somerset Co., Penn'a. EMMERT SMITH.- Dec. 2nd, 173, at the hoUae uf l A. Baehlman, by John Stafft, Mr. Oliver Emmert to Miss Aarra minta Smith, both of Smersct township, Somerset Co., I1.. MELLINGER ANKENY. On Thursday, Nov. 23th, in the city of 3Ior rison, at the Evangelical raraaage, by Iter. C. Schmucker,"i!r. Jolin B. Meliin ger, of Dixon, 111., to Miss Jlollie E. Ank eny, lorrserly ot the v icinity ot Somersi.'t, Pa., now of bison. 111.- '. 1J ... , - lauiijiifi SL'KALL John Sufail. on the 21st of Nov., 1973, aged 67 years. 1 month, and G da vs. Dr. FlnneyA' aiaUBSvran ar Ea eaaanumtejil lu core InBjiamaiJon of lbe Klirn rinJ bui'it t. paisfat vt wa pjecJ aria ataotf ao tmiaeal in old age, a mini or upi-re.el rurtijlmatna. acorfbi). or wbitetirirei. ;ieet, jirwtme, t.tdy obKbjirxca, Briehi'. iiia. l'fKlM deposits, irv-y. pain in the back or l:i-. ii k heidacbe. piui.U-, MuU'iiea aaw erup liuna on the tare, and ail J i -case at a r-e'!;c or euuiuiti.,nai nature. resrarliei "f d'ratko, aye orarx. i:.jmianl Svr o ui hmoba U a paisiTe oU rv'ka! r-.r. Jo fciW by lie. W. Bnfur i a 1 i'SimHri an-t Mouataia a Co., Cuoda- 14 liriil. , t Crrerte4 tr ?. Aa,Tfal. fctV, OTiLjaiv choice vaociiRiiia, noua feed, Xpft'.t. tlrleJ. If ........... Ailetlier. H nl tiuuer, f) a Bart beat, f) bubel. -- i. fi a 2axfO, boablera, fi w. a,.A ......... , e jiiue ax 3Se .., I3r U Uiiiir 3e loe aa m till at mi y l" 7 fcf M M Open, 1 bushel...,. ,.,,,..., Cvrnncal 9 a I'alf tk inj. a ClureT aead naU Clover al Ura Lna.iae.1 f buter Iua4vea Hone, ft bag XJO . Maa, uoi TUmr. V hW Flaxseed ba., (M ) HydranUe Cement, bbl LaKl, V Leaiber, red eule, V i... " aimer -.....-.... ial Ha, tW-'.'." "".' oatk. V bo Putalui4,f) ba feaehea. dnad. Jf a feraTiaa Uoaao per lua a.... Kva 4 ba kia. f Sail, .VI, bW,extra .Tie .....:ue aae a a Tie soe le 4 1 a ar 2 J aoe ba a.UUin. per I S4 . laverpwf " ...1 ) M Uiuand Aloa. ner aaca W Ob Sagar, yeiiuv ft a VU.2 " wait Utle Super PbtMphaU bag, 300 kt. 8 w WbiU Ubm, V bbl 2 ; I H I f Mil M If - iSli I lJ 1 ky I I I 5 r-v. InJ 0 9 S be fi Mey. cm. Xeie Advertisement FFS SALES. By Tirta of mndrr writ, of H Vala. 3 , laria Kaeus Lf ilinvtnt. 1 wille I tbe Court iliHut Nmierwi fmoij. Pa.. an1 tome txivm to Kile b puniic outerr tloaxe, in mcnt, oa Friday, evemler 21, 13T-3, th ftiTlfiwirt .vf.av-..f r.,.t .an theriaht title, (uteres and elaim Jfetsoa I MureTVte " ' W lb t-'Uo',U!8 u-eribed trart ef lat jitnate ia My I. ' .:anni towa.Bip. aaerwl c : t a.. eou.iiAtij 1. M. .... . . A, k , 1. . ..T rrelar. wl;b Kteal 1 daeiimn ' " ' M rit mill aad otber Berkley", beir. i-.-rtnin, Uiuti of Ulinnerao.1 Uie appurtenances. "ucj aaUotbera, aim i A eertaia tract of land tuate In Sum am towBh:p. Si-merwi e..unty. Pa.reitainina aefseieared. wtlh a dwelling k. .0.1 , oaii.iuvra thereon erected, a.! f,uiix.x Mx.-tii. biTou:cnaadkiMwnatae Hennr .deren tr 1 wi:b Ine appurtenance.. " I Taken la exeeutb an the prrmrtr at N.-U..Q jXeyersatUM ail of W. v. Lireo,,! etal. AH the rii?it. title, iuien- and claim of Charte. real mII?"' al '""""Mi describe.1 h1" nxire of b--. and known l,u., JS?k?-SS "J"! ! -Vi; Ilia on lite eaM and frmi .--1. rt. aonirr Nwk k '. atlee i W?ti,,,,t'? Wilt. ta ,,1,. , r .1 1 r. ' i K7 iT.T. . ZI."" J- adta AISII Alltherieht. Ut!e. iuterest an-1 eUim uf M D 1 i es'-aic. Tlx: baitoin. thereuu .reeted, b..uu.i.l by oa the norm, lot of Mary -Mr.er. ihV ta-t CUy nreetva tha toatk and Center tn-et oail. " iww MN UWeiJUl niiUs. . r I . ..- . .iiu lu. aipariuaDce-. T-ten ia exr. nt:im u the property of Ij Miiler and W a. J. Meters at Uleaauul iilLici soultx. ALSU Ail the rlaht. ttlle, i-iteWT-x ui - Wbit.fc.il, ot. la ao-ito thefcUowioa de-rii-ed real emata, yie A eertam trart of land Uua: In lecaer ti.wn- .lup. So-eree, baty. Fa.. " t.STaereT w-reorie-a,,,!, , a-l.u, giaau.U U -ar. . Manr-rsad l-reen.our anu itoialown turn- pike, w.th th. atan.-aaaeeV 1 1 Take, la exSatwn aTTbe pr.ty of Url WbiteUat Ue tiit of Henry W 7Zr AL.-MI All the rffbt. title. Interr-t in claim of Jae..b D. Miller, ol. in and to liu luiuami nr.Tii-,1 i n-al Mtate vi- 1 A eertaio tract of land ituate la Sumerwt Tti.. Someraet county, rla,. eontaiiilnic .s a -rie, ui.Te w erse. 01 wuten tiler, are itM.ut t, erej eleare,! o-i aooui w acre, in nwa.i.,w, win a two on iranae dwelun hu, bam ami oiberout ihju.i- ma-luereoo ere..-teo, a.tjoiolr. biaoj o J...m t. r- vita taa apiHiiteaaai-ei Taken ta ex ut a. the pr.ertT of Jae. D, Mliier attbe suitof M. A. Saaa-Ta'Co. ly, ' r' ; -e-" a.?, wi: n wee Kimr .n.l tv-..ai- Ailtheriaht. ti:!e, totere-, asJ Ua .rf Sitaa : bo i,,T, .'.T "''1 H ,'" . ai a ball ory frame da.-iiiD5h.iUee and s-a',ee:, A l 'Jr'th. r,.. eone. ae., oiande-.e. a.i.iaiie l .l. ol H. A. , tv-e. Vir Vi 1 U . T' ' i, Joc ' xtar.tet!oatbeDurta,ao,l Wen ta-itoitt.-, heir. , -T - " "I-" ".!'. . ! oa tl;. eatit aiui lb awurieaaace. f a -t.. ..,,.' - .7 I!om-!jjii, ;n- pr.ier.ro.'S.laiCi L A' 1 -'t -0 TIL tL ijuuUt at ibeaou ol Aa.... Jearrj-. fjtl- ALSO j i ue an ier! .rH an.li-ie. afP- :"afir .:bei',i:rt I .AJ-,l,,rth-- - interv-t aad etalmor Mary i C iki F.e ot s.aaert.- mi'i.4MnV 'J. Mnler an.1 Henry J. Miller, of, iaaad to taa ! in the a.iMii!iewi1n.ra lollowmjt dea-rited rai e.taie. r:i: ip.a the -alc.f h avteof K, H M .r-bail a 1 A certain M '4 roBD.i .ituate ..n the )uth si.le . 5 --'' aia.i- u.e t-aiW eatitied tberetu. of Meyer aveDU. ia .MeyerUle b,roiU, S.-' hereby xiTej B.iti.-e tint be t:end u, t i.- Ja erset oounty. Pa.. e..nta;niBir ne-f .9.?-. a ai-re. ie f ! a wiutraeat at his ..!" in .h.mtwi ' mjre er w-m. with a bruit aweUin; i.u.-e there, n ; re.sh. ..a I i.iimj,. J.muarr d. i.- ua D 1 ereete-l. and kn. wn an k - No a, a.ljuimn e j ol aoe all pir rn'ere-ri mir a:T,.n.i a.ex i oner oa trie ea't. aa l L. K. A oa lite a-t, w.tb tbe apjitrtenaiiH-e.. Taken in exerutioa lbe prope:t of Mary J. I MiiU-r and H-nry J. Jlo.erat ihe un i 1 11 1 1 LkMS.-Any pt.r oa pun'ka.iri at the eale will pieaie n-ic tii.il leapLr the ate.re the pt haae aujBrv viUue reouired s s..n uthe : y.'-lnj aiex kea o. wa, nrrwie lt wulj '.iuii exi.,ed w2e. The re-tdae of the pareaaw mo&ey boh be paid on or beiore IheSTtb ! v 01 tn'ienj 19 au tea o. ra, oibrrwi-e it will 1 J.Loary. 1-T4 the dar uxe.i bw tbe Ciajr -or the avknorle.lzeub-rit of Shentf's .tee.1.. aad n, dee.1 win t acajoowiei!ied utitii tue Jiaa-baae ai. net ij 1 OUVKSK?iEPr-EK. dec ! THE B.iat ercirent atlK.rs ot th? .lie. ijek aj .H..O. W.K. iia.it., rd. M ix .Mu'iler. r"p f. 1 Uull'.v. lr. W. IL I'ar-ieawr, fr.L Tn ia.l. H. j A. PiucK'f, iu-e. Puaer t he. The luk;e..f ' Arjry.L, Jaj. A. tja.ie. Mrs. Maloeh. Mrj. Idi- phaat. Mi-sThaekeray. Jean Ina-eloa. .n Mae. leon.rl .4 ratihi. IVia. Ulaek. AQlh-ne In ,ll..pe. M i'h. -w Henry Kimc-ier. TB.'nj-t.'arivle. IV. W. Robert Isuv tiaojn. Tejni-i.n. "iir.'WTiir. Story. K, and many others, are reiTeeented in Ui. yaz.. 01 LittelTs Living Age. I In ITT. Th Urmij A;e eater, apr ! thirtT- . third year. It baa nerey tailed to reeeire the wannest au;fTtM lbe be men.n-i journals of the c..utry, and ba. met with a,nintlT tncr.-ae- h) Maeeeea. liirinz reeentlr al.,rue. i't j..or. I er eomijetib.r. -Erery Saturdar .- it 1- ., with out a nval in Its .peeial field. A weekly marline of sixtr-ronr pai?t-9, it stirt. THREE AD A QUARTER THOfSA.XD knhie erdnma ttaro paej (. iealirn matter yearly, furainir Hiur Ianfe eolame-. lt pp-nti in an inexiwn-i;re lorm, eo&iiuieruij' ii. treat amount of matter, with fre-bne.-. owiazioiu weekly ifae, and vita a aat;.r:inr eooiplete-ne-c. attemte.i by no .rfberpooli.-ati'n. Hie best Ewayi, KfTtewi. OitieisBt. Tale-. Sk'teh d Traeei and Diworery. fiietrr. S.-ien!irtc. Bio xraphical. Hl.b.riral and Foiitlral InforniatMa. fr m ta. entire body of f oreiin feri-kii-al tjter- a-nre. lJurinr the eomin? Tear. th- cHtl and jhort stories ol th I-E-lDI?5(t FOKr.iil.V al'THOES will be 3 ren. fifcther with aa am xinl nr.ap ppche.l t.j at.y otber perJrtk-al in the world of ihe it literary and .-iontitk; matter of tbe dar. from tbe pen.- f the above naaie.1. and many .xb er. I'.em.t lirinit E.y!-t, Scientist., frit it-?. Di-eoTerers. arei E.litor-. repreeennne every de partment of Km.wle.lae and Hrr.re-. The imtMrtane of The Living i-re . . mer 1 A merieaa readier, as tbe'mly aiix.'.al-ti.niT fre-h andeomp.eteeomptiati. of aa jaeifcn.en-aMe eur-! rent literaiure. indi-esauix- Leatieit em! raee. the pruductkioj of tE ABLEST MVIa WRITERS in.n branehe- of LitcratDre. s. lj! er ami Politb-y u sunV-Uct:. toinaned br lbe riL-waut recent " OPINIONS. "eaaht toflnj a place is erery Aineriraa home." -V 1. riaet. -In no ot ner tng e puhHenti.a eiri therein i;un. fo mueh of sierucj literary exjei!eje. ... r. fceentw ftf. It repriduees iae he-t tbouxh- uf the e.t mind-of the eiTliijed w..rid. ad b.ptis .,1 av usa tntere." Uttttlrl-trwuirrr. -The lst of ai oar eclec-.i-pubhali c." lkf Stt:on. a l'urt. -Atd iaocheapet. A ntontlily that conn's er enr week." TVe Jdrdnre. ( l..';o. -r'airiy without a rival." t-uaree.ir.'v:i.'. Button. "A pure and perpetu.il re-erv iT a-el t ain:ain of entertainment aad intrBeUv" H-m. kuarrt (.'. H itrt rop. i -The be-t r-Jo.!ea!la America.- Srr. Dr. J Cuyler. It. raiee- teem with the choicest literature of (the day." . r. rriae. '-With It aiot.e a n!erm Salrly keep wp with j all that : lu.porunt in the Ut ,jr.t air. 1.1.1 ry, ,. : uie. andseieaeeol the. r ft, JldWiii. ,V. r. "TheahVa e . .. the er.te-taini-) to I riex, tha aoe-t poetry ot the Enifli'h lanzu..(e. ire h-r. aa:brd tmether." iUium siau Joaraa,. . -In puhdeatim ia veek'.y number" r t it I a area t adT:in:.ie orer is mi.n:iiiy eonte-jaora- , ne. ia the spirit and tre-boe-sof iuen;en j. : Tkf Vaojtc. ja ir.-utare. j "-Ireiispri-iMe to every ore ho.Vlre a :h. .Wh eutnp-a,jiuni of ail th-at 1. B-linirai-le arei n.-tewort.iy in ihe wtery .,rid. eo.'ca . "It haf i. e.,aal 'n anv et aoiry." lild..'j.ia Frtu. PubiWed ffcek'.T at S.ta a yair. frceofpt! aae. aaie beam. J.uanrv 1. "ew sui.et-rir- -ers remittiuit noa vail rwiir. tii l&terveaias: . asmhers gratia. j Aidre LITTELL kOAT, IVef.i.u, : Pn:2s fir sa ta "lis k Fria Ltantin ! -pr.sessed of The L't's Aire and one or dher . of our vi. ari..a- Amtwvcan uritMie-. a uoerni.eT w.,1 aioo niaiy am eomrAAn.1 ol tbe wbolesitaa-tbn.-' t"it.'. Ertmmrf bulletin. iit tlu.aO The Livin- Aie and eiioeroneof the America a fi Muniiuie. tut taaerc a Weekly j or Basar, r Ai iilet.m's J.nnul. -vcek.'v) will t nt lor a year, otnit psipoilt w. fi rJw.WThe Living: Aze an; Srriocer 'lralai. Ad.lre-. a. AlAv. A UDITOIVS NOTICE. laJrfIrei!TUb. Btniliffaw. a. t.le.. I I e t.av t ICoart to mate dietnoatioa ot the fund ia th. , ' U:' eeeaaV. at 1 e el'- p ar. ; aacUof Ieunu Co..k aixl Jeiwc-.k. a-'ajoia-. l'Mil-- real e au?. in aaiaiit t-v.ip. tratonof theetau..f Jacob Cat.k. 'an of u a-1 a It-iBta Un-is.d Lint sa-l Hutu. Petej M-yei-; am . too b.vn.hip. deeeaeed. harei-v a-rres n..tire t "!''' '."' J'" Kr - devi-!. .!- tnalkew ll atr. a.1 ... ,v ... 1.t ... I ttel ir and otberv e r.uauiir aa loiioasT A. neat oa . hur1ay , Dvroa, Vr ; 1:. at hi uib.-e in Soater-et, Pa., n".ti a4 pervoa inter .-ed eB attead. HEXETF. .SCHELL. lac4 Aaiit'T. Xotk-v la hereby ziveathat an ..(,!-: i'.n will b ma-ie to tbe next .ieneral A--emoiy of Peon ylvanla tor th repeal of m marh of lb xame Uwsof tin. C'NBa.a wealth ai reSrj.a to tbe bunt lna; of deer durtnc the rauti' h of lefeeinner in eaek year la Somerset countT derS rpUKNI'IKE ELECTION 1 be -toekbetden of las Siaarw.t a. BciSord Turnpike H ad O.atpaay, aill iakeaotie that .a teeta wut be aew at the hoaa of e..rx e A. kiaubel. m Alleaser.y brwaebip. oa tha bth M- a day W Jaaaary next, lo.lesn .e rTvM.leat Maaaarer. and a Trearorer toeiact ibeaitairs of eatd .oiapaay for lb enjoins; vear. JUV klMHEL, pn-jment. Bedford Ia.)uirer eopy c "ejee coaipaay. UDTOP.'S NOTICE. 1 ae anoerKigaea aanitor. appotntca reyiaaiir- phaa.' Court of Somerset eoaoty t. aarertua ai- eeaaema u aay, aai an aae a oiatrir-aiav e load la tb baa!9 4 the exera or of Jaad L. vera d.e.aae.1. to .at .sauna- ta.aw letfally ea- utlo.1 ibereto, hereby aiveaaooe tbat be wili at- t tbe datte.of itia appotatiaeal ai ineoiuew . H. Konatx. Esq.. la the tootouajb S-aer- aetea Moaday, liveeaiber iff. 1 . atWoeaova a. at., wbea aal paxtba. lalervsiad eaa atUod If jtkr,.. proper. JOHT B. EDIE. 1 dees Auditor. 2rw AdcertifntcnU. It Pays! It Pays! uj ! ' 11 j 1 l y s ! rhli -i'lTT rT -''aoa-aeiarr. M real . g.p it.iwT. or rT-:vxiai 314 n to Ola &ll t!ia , . , ti,uaiht and eaaraIM aw, TIic Scientific Amerirnii, W hirb baa ten ,a:'li.hol week1, f.- the Wn s jrears.diie ihw, t.. an ex:eat bee.d tbat -t .0 th-T paMw-atn. in l t it lj ihe oni w-ri.: per i B..ij,acd in tha t nued tMn. ,U-r, :,. M mo nai. Mei-liaai-ii. InTentK D. and Nr liierti- in tae Arts and sieiem-e. i-f-nr nnmher ia prvfasi-iy uttutratisl an 1 i- e. o.fD-j rmt:nne lae iatw-l an 1 avjet inti-remimx ob-naMfM pertainiaiT to tha lad.trtai. M-eaan asil. e i S i-ikjc t'n-ttrm of the Wuri l. 1. Tipth ns. with beaniiiul etwr-armi.. rf .N- lnriti.s. rw Impti-meata. ew frw-ev n.l lMf.n.Ted ln.lu.-trv. l ., : a:n,:; I wiui Keei(e. S.t: j, , A iTie-. he r-n.-T;.-:il n tn. i..r w wiiineaan-l K:nii..r.n' in n ti. - . Tin.-w.ar:-. i.raiiaiae..npire ri-jTt.,ry ! N-a ! I--!!oaaihl l--.reTf; caiutntnir weeaiy Tnr "airi the pr-ar o u.' Indatrat , irj ia uur eoantrT. but ale, ,.f , ,w 1,, v na invenia-n in erenr braiieb ol La.-v-1 neertnif. .M-chacic. ami S. lene ai ri. I The Ja. 1K r 1 V It itllkli-iv u-. t l- j Jtbi 01 all in.iuiinal potMiea!i,ji i.,rme ,...t. j !r' ear. It u the ide. Urr-f, ebeai.-. -e,ivltbeiHa.ea; u:utrte. t-..r -it.,(., tn "7 rjj--,nericic Me liani, t i,m,; V. Mi frra. puLU-ue.1 1 it " , ,L f"'"1 are ael! n.,nh ten tinwe Ant lie- the h. p n. time lbe coat ef suiwri'- tirj BiJUlj Merc in), r... . . - Ineeowra, Mln!urTl, ClieairtA. L,..r. oi ; 'w'' ?!- 'H r.fe.i..t... adt Bivi j It .hVa iiv. ',;.islJ"-'i.t ' tl'. bate a p.aee ia every r a.n.u-. U:nr. ' h'JTV,.',.. -'"" tin H:-m: Ul n-rv i ieVV U A - T"i' , a TeaeuT-lA'', 7, , I ' , J? -pa" au.leerit ' '?". 1 a- : l T-n. . .r, H'Tt V "fif"' "r'n: T-va.-. ai.i ; ?J" .m:",!" "V P-tae. I.:-.iat t.. . ' ---"4 ' mir, I S"'. 'e:e. atai:e.i oa reeeit.t of I . .M-y i kal ul a., nee. -Jeaira ' CVOL.. Vatent t Man ; ln- amkku:a- w.. a9. '' 4n? ! Aiarh-aa aal b: .eZ Sli l-ati-n'j. an-l haee th. lancet ,.Ai,1..;r,i ' ia (he vri.i. I ti.wa hare been ' a.nrr. -U .re IliaaBliT te..aeaa.l ai.i... aj.l . ! r paieau turou tueir ' I'jtei -.are h- ,ir-.l ,1,. . . ,. T "Ti ,.. ' tTi viTl 'l Z"? " M" S' 1 LS the , k -'S't pa""- L J t a .r r AaUUi-r UDITOU'a .NOTICE. Marina neeri ar-fnte ! iu iit. r Lt : V lnj.,n. Coart.d S-TQee-ei eranty. to .l:-rrft,t tke ton.:., in tli'tau!, ul Staaa.-l Lomn eT..t..eu. u....... . r. 1. !'? n"edtb.-Mt. avta ":: L1'"1 ," lh'' 'lu min Ti'ttman -1. en... t nd tU Lit tie.-e :e- w .erer-y Kirentn-it s.ill a:.trfnf ment it m V!-"' s""ert h..r.nh. Ihnr..a7. lv- r!c u m -ra vaer ail i.r-r. m'er . fj. miLr. Auoa-.p. let A UDITOIVS NOTICH X jL ! 11 -vir ten a; p. ijit sT : C-artd S- m r-, t .an-r. 1.. dsstrit u'e the turd in the h in ii id kin tvaaiiaaa. lrd-ei.Ttne j rfal estaea f J u I n-t-r. .ieeeae,l, b and j aa- tb.e ieiraliy ewitied there! t'rei r ie..n tiiat 1 aul attend lo tbe dune, -f f a1 .pi'.ntn.-ot at me e.eie. in S. ini r-t i r., ! 0:1 Tuewiay. lwai'i ..th. 17 wbca and wi.re M mav aueati. A'avUtfr A UDIT0R S NOTICE. the an.!cr:-jne.i. ha.me; been ar,ine.i ia.; tort., make a .n.intu!!.... of tee ro-net. ia the band.ol uer Kaerer H.-ab nenc r Si.uer-er-l (.UDte. re.;iuf t tu of ;:o trie r-al - 1 caie ..1 jw-i-n v. ,,Mr. u, an-1 aire e rn.-e . iy entjrie-l tner. ;n, ifivr. n.e-e tbat be will .it I tend t. tee .tn'fes ..1 h:. rr'tnftnent at hi.',f?,. ; at je-aiereet. 'n.1JT. iee wiiere a:i t.a-a. :n terecel luay vtvod if ihey thina pr' ;r L.C. i. i 1LKI1RX. ee Atuiit'ir. A UIHTOKS' NOTICE. a) the ittdiror at aitej hr tbe Ort.Rea-c..w oa ai iti"n of Wa. H. k.'.ult K-t . b. di-tr.rutn th j fund in the han.1. 1 Jenoie B. Jrnn.ei.. a 1 mitu rator and trueice Vt tnr -ale .f the r.-.i. -tare of I.raei Kli.!i. der a.i. I will attead bk mv du:ieua-ler iid a -..latmrtit at my .,,-b. r. in. S-irneri't.'-a VVe.ireUv. leeeember JL i? at 1-a ! " eluek a. 1 of nid d ir. W. H. POSTLETHWAITK A ad it. -r. dees OTICE. fue put "i- are ber!.y a'tia-l n-.t to rerr-njee a ju iuier.u exemption n-.te xiyen i.y the an.lor.ntn- x.tn my wile and .M.tn p:uiier o-a;i. to Wli.i:n Moederiek. oa the ldthda of fteem :-r. 1"4- eaiiius ur Tentv .L.iUrs parnLie ow tne lith !:ir of leeeemner. .T'. I e..eev--i &. valtlo ' '"r r1" 'ae same anie.. ctiipeite-l w- ! dee G-IEIII1X SPAX1LEB. r0TICE. Sealed j r p-'-a'.s will i re ire-l at tbef.,m ' !ni'i"DT ! January i flTiee. S.'.meret. up to the itn iav o next, to luTBa.li Ik. Court h-.a- ir.d Jail wi:h eoai. w..l .n.1 kindhna- w.e-1 r tti. tomng vear. enaataearrnt; .n th. Ma .lay or Jan nary. 17. ad en.iu.a- ...a the ith day ol Jaaaarr. It". Kt oMr-.f th teiarl. Jacob XErr. de-i Cierk. A D.MIXISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate of A.um Shnrr. deraMef. Lr?ttT of ixiir.ujtrn:i')ti ra th mtMte haT- t.-j, (.ti -frtnte-i la the aniirrs;T.tNi ty uie prop er M.tir'y. iioti i bf-y ifirm to i h t -lr'Te-i tMt oiak(iirtaftr-j-fpa:nT-.i:J ih bavtmr rltrji acAin ft will j: rr-nt tht-m iuiy a!iii:if-m:-l f .r rii.eBi at tlie r)' e 'A 'Lt W:L SHIRK?". iBm. PfJE SALES. r.ir? f omjr.!i'jwr, 3--meTf. t K.rjrwAlo- fr Xn let t j-iifi:? mtrry. V tb ly-wr-vt atl h-t iar of IrvH-uf'r. 1-Ti. aton't ihm Su.wiinir n( hniijf? uir aLfteirri Hill "Tvk. whT'hi r'dl fpi ui rai ftemr th bn l-riVri,- si3 m J . fltrr-n t wnn!p. FUa ai !!--. nca: ; wtl b tiaifclleU go ifce iay e' V ALFXTIX t J. MrTarF?I JhANfi.S J. - ' Mit.MJ, Ja OB KFF. lVBa.U.'i' -UCT. Pressed Brick, Mad m the Phi'.ad.tptiia pnr--'4ie. fr.aitr.th e.: v arti.-ie. Han m in. n ioe bra ka -rtiT to anv ma.le in tbe equate, aiaie a.-a ua hn-l 1--J.-ol unlt'.rm eo.r. w.-b I will eli at l.w rate.. C rre-p. a i-r . .. i.atd ;n m purie. irten.: jia i.uii 1. t will tais j.i.-aLr. :n ifiraialij: auia piee. Ad ir- T. MAXeTtil do a f.-'ina. tnerf t C uu! . DLIC ALK (irju.ir. art of So n-T: t.Vuaty. wiT- Si..p. WiiJ jtt At pTUai.- aa-vC Saturday h Lh -cemler CO, I b !o of tgrk aboal ) av-re m nrar. baiaae aeU limtiere.!. wi.j hnje tt.oe, b:.uiaur.u. caiiioX IT. ore oo the .aire.. 1 EKMS . One-ii-a-d la band In A -jtl. W anee ba bve e.irt.1 aacnal pa.nta:. t' e-ure-l ai tbe pp-oie. Vi per cent ol laehara TH-y to L ia, i as o.jB a- in pro;.' ' tra. k ..rL t.ri W".H. W M- HtJiN H. Lxoeat.itx. JOHSSTflfS SAVINGS BAM. 120 CLINTON STREET, JoiiXiluVX, PA. Caartere.1 SieteBiirH l-7. PrfP rrfr ed ut ail iuaa but iea tbaa c doLJ. Peearat rat of iatcre-t -it per near. iotere do ia thenaoBtB. of J una anil Ivemnbay. aa.1 If so. wr.bdrawa is adied to the .ir-. taa. eooi,xua dins: laiea a year aitboa. tr.aidio tbe depoei ur io call or area tai -feseat ta depueit boua. Money loaned .at real estate. Preierewe. w:ib liberal rataaaad loo aae. xivea to rea-rower. M leriBat II rst ae-fa-aa;-' " Una. w-Ttb kmT ut mora time, tb amoani" of loan deelred. (iHl reler enee perr-rt tule.. ax . r"Oird. This erp.-.!ea u ex-luairely a Sav I no Rank. 'oeosniaen-ial depait. reeerved. aor uiaroacia avau. o bus ua persuaal seeunty. ilUak appifc-a:ha ke bnrre.wers e..ieuf ta raiea, by-aws aa l Bporial law r.!aunaT !.t Nina it to any a-idrta. rr-aeated. Iltmtt-jiBM Cmp-r. Davit IliTwrt. . B. EiJ.S. A. J. Kawei. F. . Hay Joha La wavaaj. L H. Lapelv, Liaaiel ilcLaaatu-iu. 1. J. liorreU. aV-wtaPutC H. A. Butra-a. .onrad Snppe. ijeo. r Swanit. Jaaae. MjJaluen, Jama- iioriey aad W. W. Wallers. . , . Daniel J. Morrell, President; Fraaa Dibert, . Tiusiiin I . Cents Eider, Ssoiiciior. au-.
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