KEBHABD &
BUTTER
COMMISSION
NO. 83 EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE. MD.,
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
GLADES BUTTER,
iTwl JilVP f lVTV
nclvaiita" and obtaining the lugiicsl market prices.
i.s.r,,..,.. :m'ii.l upon reeeivin" their sales
romj)tly av.
We reft
.1
r muiio.v ai
r In- pcrmis-ion to
Third National Bank, Baltimore.
Scheil 6l Kimmel, Bankers, Somerset.
First National Bank, Meyersdale.
S. Philson & Co., Bankers, Berlin.
ALSO TO
The Merchant and Farmers ot
have done buinevs in prist years.
The Somerset Herald.
WEliNESI'AV.
licxuil er '
IP:-'.
a!WM m '.ay. Nov. lS.trtawU.
run . fo!.,wP.:inwitli" -'i,o'-',r'''
nB the P. W. k B. It- R. :i,r " arc
run Monday mnrnir.it-)
LEAVE.
Klpres IK en....
Miil West
3o a. ia.
2 ii. m.
a. m.
- 4' i. m.
P. W. k P..
: .xprvss f'.st...
b:aw v.ct..
Mai: t f-
r., ;i
: 15 . m.
2 1 p. a.
1:10 p. m.
.t n.vur.Y
FUITZ. "!' Surrtyer.
r e rjv al :
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l:iir'u;'r.i w 'tain. !) c.( u..;.-f ani i-k
..--..Bnt m.i n.i- .).. lii't tU! rx im
in.'.! aa-l !-:rtc:ii "! I' I' tum'.'iif.l. Ail kiif
n! r.'.iltft.n.- n: r; of". !-?''" I u-'.jl
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i vi rv .Vitur v .m l alt ott.iT ui.l-f? .i.i-r-
WAN IK l).
LOGO kegs of Glades
Hutler wanted immedi
ately. We aiv very
much inwantof Glades
Nutter and make our
last eall upon the far
mers, hopinir you will
send us all the Oiltor
vou ean and we will
sell it at hiirhpriees for
you
Vours truly,
W. . Temple.
17 South Howard St..
flALTDlOKE.
KKUi;a Oi rt:l.rvs S-ld the Itiost
Ciades Hmur lict y-xr, oJ o- talned the
Kt prii-. Thi-y tee thi' trade and
facilhi.-s lor doing the Man" iViin this
year.
KF.:Nr.nArM:;s-i.iT.
8: Ktciiang? Place,
aU iiil'.'fe.
M:m Pn
KaWne. Citron.
H.iKCd Cider, oil'
roil Tin: Holidays.
Currants, sn.l S:r..g
own make. Mince Meat.
Graham Hrr
order ; also
1. and live Ilriad If.kcd to
Wl.cat i'.reail. Cakes, a:i.l
Pies kept on har.il .nd fo
PfEI..
calc bv J. H.
A I art Wvrlti Kitoniiis.
Are you suHV-rini wish Consumption.
Ci.uiil.s. Severe ColJs fj ttled ou the t jeat,
or any dieFe of the Throat. ar.J I.uags?
If f . go to your druggist. G. W. Ilenu rd
A- Co., ar.d pet a bottle of Rosciikk'is
Cehm as Svi:i p. This moditir.e b:;s late
ly bem iiilrtHhiefd from liernsiiny, and is
telling on i'3 ou n merits. The people are
p.iin; wild over its success, iind lirugists
ul! over our count ry are w riting us of i'.s
wonuer'ul cures tmong tn ir cu.-tomer.
If you iU to try its s;i-ri(.r irtr.e, gel
a sample lioitle tur 10 cents. Larcc M7.e
bottle 73 ccn'..
.itir cae. Trv
Tl:r.c d.-s wiil relit v
Hep tar tUe l-.pondrB(.
If you have been coa;hinc all winter
:and U-gia to despair of recovery, or if
yoa have taken a recent cold, go at once
to the Drug store of Geo. W. Ih nford i;
Co.. and jret a Untile of Dn. Mokkia'
Syrciof Tak, Wn.n Cur.ar.y ani Hoiie
Horxn. Take it and be well. No other
medicine ccts s.t promptly and tfTeetually
m Coughs, Colds, and all discas of the
throat, lungs and che', ha ling to Con
xnipiion. Hundreds bo once l!i"ii-'ii
mey ial t!i:.t tire ad litase bavj- Ix-c.n rr--j-e.l
to hs.iV.li bv ;he use of thi ii:i ot
italic reiiieiiy. ji is ulso the know a
f:'iitc for Croup, and never t i 1.
iu
i. tjoir lii-.i-h. Trial size V) cents,
larjH til.- ." cents per l otile
A 1 rtiwklf Mrdir! Trrtlr.
Tbe t'ditttm f.-r 170 of t'ae sterling
Medii-al Annual, Know n r.s llostetter s Ai
niitnac, is now reiu'. v. aud may be obtained,
free of cint. u( ilrcrgefis ar..l ct-neral
country dealers in prs of Uie United
Mates and F.riTish Amerieu. and indeed ia
very civi'.i?.-,! jxirtion of the Western
He-misphere. Ii cmibinen. wiiU the
oundekt practical advice for tbe prtM-rv-tion
and re:oration uf liealtb, a larje
aiiHunt of iiiiertv.iiip ard amusing liL'bt
rx-ading, HnJ the tulen.lir. astro'nomii-al
caVulai'mns. chronologic items, ic, are
prercd with greut "c.-e, und wili te
found enUn-iy titurate. 1 lc iue of
Ilostetter s Aim aii ac f..r IS'.i pi;;l.
My in.- the lar..-et L'.isi .n of a lindn-ul
wi-rk ttir paMisi-f in anv cit.j,:rv.
Tie pn;iuur. il:-i. lliietwr 'Jt
Smith. Pittsburgh. Pa., on re.v!:4 of a
.nJt.. ' : J a 1 TJ -T
(.m.u mwj tonjjij pr.'ure
ue in his neigh bo.-fcood.
ODDESLUYS,
MERCHANTS
for handling it to the best possible
Inrii?si
once,
the
Ghdes with whom we
:0:-
A uKitity C'lirkinias.
Teachers Institute meets nest week.
Nf.v Yfak cards to lc had at this
Wit.i.iam Fesn's Bible is ia the p.ws
i.'ii of a ai!v in this State.
C. C. Wn i iams lzin an Institute
:rlin, Monday evening, IVc. 27.
in
The (.'.iniliria county teachers iustitute
meet." in .JohnMosvn on Monday, lcc. 27.
Fon Sale CueAP. A small building,
in m d coodiiiun, innuireof
C J. Cassett.
Ei'iroPAl. services will be held in the
;.mh1 TVniiilar'a hall on Tuesday evening,
IK-c. 2. 1573.
Ki-NNAiiD & OenKsi.CAs made money
tor the farmers and mvrvlii.nts who shipped
to tl.i m last year.
Thk !''t-oiTice at Stallion's Mills, this
e miity, ha U-eu re eatli-iied. with Peter
J. CV.vtr as osiiuater.
The Chiintiiias sea-m is t.-sentiaiiy a
charitable one. Let all w ho can extend
a helling hand to the deserving ixr.
Tiio-k of our young iat'.n who desire
New Years Cards" u.n be accommodated
v leaving there orders at this u.T:c3.
Jr.-T ri cdvtd at the t'heapside Grocery,
I". 15. v'oUmrB & Co., h fresh supply ot
l.iuiily ttpievries. especially lor the Holi
t!y.s. I ivn lin rclian'.s are sjveaking of a draw
liaikia Mjgar. Tliat'is nothing. There
has beeu a leadul pulbbaek on 'hisses all
s .;m'ner.
Tiie felcuhin; h.is l-en pasably pood
for a few ilaji s ja.t, an 1 every Jf ra that
lias a s eigli or ficd has taking ad-
Tjin'age ot it.
The XortuvimlitrlanJ conuty teacher '
in:i(uU.- will Ije held at Slimokin during
the holida. A g'ld watch will be given
t.j tlic U-t .peUt-r.
What people should know tiiat if
th?y sjmil a suisik'J envelop nheij ad
d reiag it, they can get the valua in
si irips l.y presenting it at the pot-offlee.
Tut u.ost forlorn victim of the preseut
hard li:i)ts announces himself by the dec
laration lb;.', he has given up wearing sus
penders, find tniris U heaven to keep his
trowsers on.
Fox f.s have licen killed in thia county
in conriderable nuinln-rs during the p-ast
week. MeSrs. Daniel Phillippi and B. F.
v'oi:per si-nred more brus'.ies than anybody
else in liu-se parts.
It's harder to keep track of a sermon
when vou it in the back part of tuc
chiirJi, but then you pet out first and have
the best chance to sell.: 3 good umbrella
from the pile at the door.
Down in Centre county the happiest
ut ot girls in the State have their habi
tation. Thev are never at a loss for a
pntty night for a walk witU their fel
ler " as it is lfaJfin'X'n there all the veur
round.
TiJ-BAT (Wednc-silavl is the shortest
day of iiic vear, and the boyg say they
w.ld cot care jf the days were ail short.
Le-s tiiuc for school, and more time to
sjn nd with after "early ean lie light,"
you know.
Ik yu want your llultersold jomptly
M priced and the sales and money at
once, U to
ii r i Ann & ( jtkhi.uts.
Kichange Place,
lialtlmore.
Ti.e members ot the Disciple abd Luth
eran congregations at this place have re
solved to give their Sunday Schools a
CbrUimas treat. Each wil". erect a
Christmas tree, the former in their meet
ing hoi.se and the latter in the Court
House.
Yif no people who are about to marry
this winter l.r tbe Crst time would do well
to redf mW r Lat it is a waste of the raw
matt rial to (.ive the preacher a twenty
do'.lar guld piece. Tell liiiu to open an
account anil send his bill in quarterly
twenty five euts at a time.
I r iiii.'iit cot be amiss to remind our
reader wbo are contemplating making
handsome Christmas presents to their
fiicndu that there is an old adage, which
Kayi -ie jut Ufore you are generous."
Pay your debu first and purehaie your
Christ man preent afterwards.
A i.AiiCiE wild -cat was killed oa Friday
l it by Herbert Nicoderaus, of lliU tone.
1 he animal was treed on the Hidje, a few
mile Muth of Siuierset. We have not
h arj ot this species of "varmint" for sev
eral years. 0(f tkousht the cat-o'-mount
extinct ia this part of Pennsylvania.
Never "liox" a thilO s ears. A verv
common but dangerous prctice. The
Jympauum. or membrane, ol the ear is
to lion as U fie affected ly every vibrato
ry wave tif souuJ. buch a delicate
niecaaiai should never be endangered
by a riitigu blow from the parental hand.
Onk or two vilhiScorj. Jvinc scoundrels
iu a con.ir.nnity can make'a Jittle Lell on
ear.h all around them. l r.ion.tax n hiait
t'.'ini. Ioa't get so mad aW.t it. Yur snb-M-riiicrsare
not the only ones tbat promise
to pay and then do not.
All well regulated almanacs have some.
here w ilhin their covers the old saw:
"WltcB the begin to length?
The ceU lgliu to trwiirtben."'
S.) if yon are a believer in almaiut',
prejiare for the cld snsp.
Tut tocr
nit toe r weeks receding C hru4mas !
termw1 AdrenL so called lcai!s iliu ;
&rc
. . - . J ;
neuui the approach or arrival oi the eel-:
;-r!ioa of the advent ot the iint Sat bur.
The E. Sunday in tbat rrJ U lh-d
Ajvesiauuday ami the other the x-md.
ra and !. iwjodar, in Advent
Tbe I
ecclestasLcaJ
j-j.jj Advent.
car W i.c'4 Jo commence i
KESEHTED FOR
W. S. Temple & Co.,
UTT
! COMMISSION
No. 47 South
BALTIMOBE, IMIID.
Wc offer our services as " COM MISSION MEii
fir t ""Ti " to the Farmers and crchants in the " Glades,"
'and solicit liberal shipments of
Wo promise strict attention
tn tis. and will send ouick
Wn J.nvp amnio "rash canital
w w V, V V. " " " I
advances to all who request it
n..timnin( rrii. run hp bad at the Express Office and at
XUI .7 ., v.v -
the Stores. "Respectfully.
W.
September 1. 1S75.
It is said that a Missouri clergyman has
left the pulpit and become a clown in a
circus. . He gives as a reason that "Ihree
square meals a day and $30 a week are
better than 100 ier annun payable in
dried apples, hav and old clothes." Per
has there is a lesson for sonic churches in
this paragraph.
VVhe.v your canary drofijis and seems
ill, juirticuiarly if he shows signs of asth
ma or a odd, by a wheezing sound, feed
; him for a week on lioiled t n-ad sn.f nniic.
Mix bird seed and flax seed, and give it.
Also strew red pepcr pleiililuily on a
piece of salt pork and tie it up !n his cage
within reach. Give uUa a little saffron
in water cow and then.
A Mb, Masox has been doing the peo
ple of Somerset county, as an agent for a
Live Stock Insurance Company, supposed
to have had an existence in Itemling.
Now Ihe farmers who hold his policies
and some local agents would like to know
in what part of "Old Barricks" that cor.i
pai y h is its "home ofltce." Next -frrt't
1'rctr.
Jrix-.iNG from the flaming head lines
in notices to "pay up," which most of our
exebanges contain, the newspiper busiucis
is not very gixyl just at present. Our own
experience goes very far toward cst.ibhs!;
ing the truth of this. If about a thou
sand of the fubicrib.';r3 of the Hckald
would come, forward and liquidate the
claims we have ecainst them, we would
feel wore like wi.-hir.j them a merry
Christmas and a happy New i ear.
John Jacois Asto'.i dl?d at tbe age of
M and left a s-ju. v. itii.im li. -s-.or.
twenlv mi lions. v uilalU li. tl.eu ;;u,t
Tuesday, at the age of , and leaves an
estate estimated at two hundred mi'.lious.
John Jjcob, his eldest s in (a mm ot sixty
years1, succeeds to the estate. If the law s
ot niatlieir.utii. continue, to work in this
way. the Aitor IU-ii!y ii 3 no Jsagtr of
beeHuinj a butdcu ujxa 4 I'-cv .hi.t
public
Lyceum. The following Is the of (.rder
exercises for the Smoerset Lyceum, furi':i
dav evening, Dec. 24t!i, 1?73;
Heading J. J. Miller.
Kssa ist J. U. Ogle.
Declamation N. L. Walter.
Leaders ia Debate Affirmative. A. E.
Truxal, S'egalire, ,S. S. Uood. (Question,
"is the Judgment ft conscience always
correct. Lveeum meets to 1 own tjall.
The "intelligent compositor uligbtly
bundled a few things last week, am ng
them our article in regard to the small
audiences that invariably greeted a lecturer
in this town, and an article in regard to a
Christmas festival at New Ceutreville.
Doubtless many of our readers were slight
ly puzzled to knov.' how cither Christmas
day or evening occurred, oa the 2 Jth of Dec.
1 lie festival will be in progress during
Christmas day and evening.
SIlXDYorn P's. Persons who patron
ize papers should ay promptly, for t! pe
cuniary prospects of the press have; a e
cujiar p jwer in pushing forward public
prosperity. If the primer is jiaiJ proiopt
ly and his potkeUxjpji kept plelhoiic by
prompt pat ing patrons, he puts his pen
to his pajwr in peace, his paragratihs are
more ptnuted, paints his pictures ot" pars
ing events iu more pleasing colors, and
the perusal ot his paier is a pleasure to
the people. Paste this piece ot proverbial
philosophy in some place where
a:f ier-
sons Mill perceive it.
-(;rnd r.nlrrl.ilnuimt.
A Grand Enleriiiiiment w ill be given
by C. B. Colliorn A. Co.. at the Cheapsii'.e
Grocery, Xo. 2 Bacrs' Block, every night
this year, where everybody can I enter
tained by getting what they w ant from the
large and beautilul lot ol Holiday goods
just received. Every thing in the a ay of
Chritn:as presents can lie had at the
Cheaps'ule, at the lowest prices. Call and
see, and be convinced.
Ot :u friend and townsman, Mr C. G.
Bassctt, is preparing the way for a num
ber of musical conventions in several of
o.;r Eultrht.KTing tow us. under the direction
of Prof A- ii. Johnson, of Xenia. Ohio.
Tbe Prof, has had forty years' experience
as a teacher ot vocal muiC and wsj at one
time a U-acher in the Boston Academy of
Music, w hich of itself is a sufttcienl guar
antee ot his ability. Mr. Bassett's weil
known path and energy lurnishes good
assurance that tverjthing w.ll be done
that can be done to make tkew conventions
suceesstul. For any information la regard
to Prof. Johruson or the conventions ad.
dre t G. Basett. ai this postofliee.
rixE Hill, Pa.,
Dec. !, is
EntTo.t Iltr.ALD
This morniug about 4 o'clock the large
cooner shon ( formerlv shook shopl lielong-
inctoj. L, iiurkboMer, ol lli s place, was
euiirely coneumed by fire, together with
all his tools, finished articles or wood-
ware, and a large lot or ooara storeu in
the shop preparatory to building a house in
the coming spring ; also a large lot of ma
chinery, belting, etc., t r manufacturing
matches, belonns to Judge Turner.
The loss of Mr. Burkholder wiil amount
to from 400 to COO dollars. This loss
falls very heavily on Mr. Burkholder.
Through hard labor and prudent savins
Le bad accumulated a fair portion of this
li'oiLl'j goods, buCtbis calamity is a serious
In-. "
- b 1 1 -j-
The P. A C. R S.
The Boar! of Directors of the Pitts
burgh and Connellsville Kailniad Compa
ny held a meeting at their office in Pitts
burgh last Monday. The Directors elect
ed on the Gib iu't, who were present were
qualified. The company was orgrnized
by the election ot Mr. John King, Jr.,
President, Mr. J. B. Washington, Sec
retary, and Mr. Charles Donnelly, Treas
urer.
The Board passed resolutions annrovin:
the proiK'cJ lease of the road to the Balti
more and Ohio com pan v for fifty Years 1
l'..im l,n..ri. 1 1 wi! "l .T 1 :
il Ti.--, V; '" ""i
Ih rin till At Wl r-;nrtia nry.n lU
burgh and Connellsvilie road for 3,30(1.
000, which looks to the retiringof the first
mortgage aud Turtle creek bonds at ma
turity, and the second mortgage bonds of
the company.
Alter the adjournment of the directors'
lueeting the stockholders held a meetinir.
at which, after discussion and some oppo
sition from a ciinorily ol bight hundred
i and twenty-three shares in the aggref ata.
1 the contract with tlin Ballimora and Ohio
lUilmad Cloiapacy was ratitled by a vota
r 9? sta i. s rmtntit ti. i..
- " . m.
in regard to the consolidated morfae
were also adopted uiuoiinjoush-. by a vote
of 23,5t;i. J
The Board of Directors of tbe Bulti-
tnur ' Ohio lUilroad at a rrcrnt nippt.
ing have accepiJ the lease and ratified the
(contract
EJ1
- MERCHANTS
Howard Street,
Butter this season.
to the interest oi tlioe wno
sales with check for your Butter,
." and will make liberal cash
I
on their shipments.
- L
S. Temple & Co.
'
Tin") Many Indictments. In tue re-
port of the Grand Jury ot Dauphin coun
IV. wc find the following hit at the moil
era nnittice of makin.'out two or more
iuuictmenis for that which is practically
only one offence, so as to increase tbe
costs. The sUL'JcStions we presume- will
have an equal application iu every other
cvmnt , :
"Ve have noticed w ith atunzemest the
multiplicity of indictments whieh ara re
lerrcU to the action of grand juries, acd
also the practice which has grown up ol
late years, to increase the number of them
by "separating into several indictments
the counts which could, in our unprofes
sional opinion, be contained in one 6ingit
bill. The people are not disinterested
observer of this practice, and repeatedly
express their indignation against the av
arice which seems to dictate it. Overbur
dened as we are now with taxation it is
tbe duty ot every official to guard ag:iicst
all waste and speculation of the public
funds and excessive and wrongful impo
sition of CLtsts and fefs, and we, therefore,
ask the court to adopt suae rule to be
slriugently enforced, which may be a
guide to district attorneys, and other offi
cers ia this m ilter." AVr.
The Lycevm. We had the pleasure
l--. evening of attending one of the meet-ia-s
of the'lvceii'u recently organized in
tins town, and having been much enter
tained bv the exercises, we have thought
it but rinht fir us to say a tew words in
favor ol this new enterprise. The bene
fits of a well eocd'tcti'd lyccum are so well
known.- that we often wondered fthv Som
erset ha been so long without one. The
young people, especially, certainly need
some stimulus of this so:t to itcile thiiii
to attentive reading and close thinking.
Few persons, indeed, are able to learn
vt ithout help. Their p.rogn-ss depends
mostly upon outside intluenirvS and rspe
c'uiily ujion aasociated td'orts. Ti.e U ev
il m ati'ords juat such assistance as tuev
Iiee.b Let llil lil'.i'. tlii'll. U llO is a!l"i.iw
to improve ia thought tnJ speec h, two
tbiugi so important iu social life,) lail to
eiiibrace the opportunity now afiorded iu
our borough. 'I'lie euterptiee is s- lauda
bly jn i'.sel! acd so fortunate in its selec-
tiou ol ofUeers, that it v'ould v.' a reproacfi
to our town were jt U)!ail for want of pu'-
lie patronage.
Desevolv.
rec. it. isr.j.
S.t iNPi.tNo iv a Cnrucu. In a certain
Troy church on Sunday, says the Timet
of that city, a young man who occupied a
seal utar ilic pulpit w as evidently greatly
embarrassed w hcu the collection was taken
up. liispcw was about the first into
which the basket wls thrutt, and he
plunged his hand into his pocket, kept
the collector wailing a moment and tnen
quickly thrust a bill evidently the first
be could get out of his wallet into the
laskcL Alter the services the young
n.an lingered, and, w hen the congrega
tion J-a'l retired, approached the gentle
man who had charge ot the udlcciioa, nut
w ho was counting it al the time, and re
marked that he w-ja stranger in the city,
that he w:i9 uptHir toung man, and had,
in the hurry of the moment put a ?10 bill
into the collodion tuket by mistake for a
1 hill He inquired modestly if it would
be uu lair to ask for the return of $J to
hiui. The collector, appreciating the
htrarger's evident frankness and imidjs'y,
looked over the collection, u::d finding the
$1U bill, offered to return it. The stran
ger declined, saying that he meant to con-
tribute , and that, ni he
h .d no small
change, he would lie sulislitd it $ 'i were
refunded to him. This was proof pos .live
to the triasunrthat the stranger wjs real
ly honest, and he accoruiagly gave him
f .1, Learly all there was in the basket,
with the exception of the biil, and the
Mramzcr departed w ith many thanks and
apologies. Alter the treasurer reached
home be a struck by the appearance ol
tbe biil and examine;! it clos.l. It was
counterfeit.
For ihc fi::KAi.r.
M:s. Eirtvott :
r on the first lime ;n a dozen years your
i-t.rreSposdt'!t lately visited the neighbor
ing town ot uertin. i ounieting the con
veyance used m travelling there, it u not
s-) "demnit ion neighboring." I found
little change in the inhabitants or iu the
dwellings. Soni2 once familiar facts have
disappeared, and many children have
come upon the scene. Perhaps men and
women there have grown older, but I am
similar tj that gjud old soul who, when
told l.y hi wife that 6l.e wu getting
wiiakicd, observed that ihe same provi
dence w hich wrinkled her face made his
eyes so dim that he couldn't see it.
This is spoken of Berlin on the hill.
Jiiot I a;Io t.-iu, on the south, is the Buf
falo Valley UuilroaJ dopot, a comfortab'.o
and commodious building. This railroad
to me was a new institution. The train
was almost ready to start, and there was
a considerable number of persocs on board,
but when the fctart was made, these gently
stepped to Ihe depot platform, leaving
your nuiuuie sen am lue oniy passenger,
An easy, cozy ride was had, with the con-
cucwr uy my miw, to narrexi, on tne main
line. The traveller is absolutely ial'e on
the UuUalo Valley he has no tear ol col
lisions or any of the accidents to w hich
passengers 011 the rail arc usually subject.
Even several footmen in front of the train
appeared to be under no apprehensions of
peril. The train run on time and easily
made its connection.
It is only faying what ! already well
known when I staie that the ButTulo Valley
is one of the riche-st portions of Somerset
County. The soil for agricultural pur-
poses is rarelv surpassed. The buildings
are good, the fanners liirilty. None ot
t.hem are compelled to buy wheat or any
other faira prod jet. The enormous min
eral wealth of this legion Will it no dis
tant day make it immensely valuable. Mr.
Voting, of the State Board of Geological
Survey, who has lately n;ade an examina
tion of the coal-fields in the Buffalo Valley
country, says "It la splendid coal and
there's millions of bushels of it," When
the report ol this Board hi made, and the
virtue of this and our other mineral regions
set forth, as they w ill be, we may look for
ward wun couDitence to an lutlux olcapi-
a ceveiopment ot our resources, and
an era ot prosperous times.
11
W.
List cf jurors for flic
$th Monday, lfTO.
.Tanu;
ry tertn.
ORAM) jrr.T.
Addison Joseph Hileman.
Brothersvalley John G. Hat.
Conemaugh Chauncey Davis.
Elklick Henry Blough, John J. Keim.
Jennerr-Jona. Sliunk.
Larimer Braey U' jetj.
Lower Turkeyfoot-HarrLvjn
Jacob Hush. Sr.
Hemp,
Millord Aaron Miller, Henry Fitt.
Paint Jovian. Custer
Queroahoning George Peterson.
iiaiibury Bor Wm. Wagner.
Shade James Bcrket bile, Henry Pen
rod. Somerset Bor. Ilarrison Trent, Fred.
Smith.
! Somerset Twp. Josi:.h Meyers, Conrad
' Darr. "
oafharrr'-on EJ. Rittncr.
I Stooycretk John M. Gl(aner.
I Summit Frederick Walker,
i I I'licr Turkey foot Garret Lear.
TEAVtUSE Jl'ET riHST W EEt.
Addison Ilarrison Turney. Aaron
Shannon, Isaac Davis, Abraham Foulk,
Solomon Herehberger.
Allegheny Andrew Poorbaugh, Henry
Sarber, Wuu Miiler.
Erothtrsvallev Silai Walker. Henry
Stuck, Daniel A"ltfathcr, Frank Hay.
Conemaugh Richr.rd O'Conner, Fred
crick Ering.
Liklick-John W. Vought, Harrison
Glotfclty.
Greenville A. 0. Deal.
Jefferson Clianncey Berkey.
Jenr.er Wm. Kline, Adam Lohr, Aaron
Walker, Henry II. Hoffman, Jacob Am
man, Henry Mouscr.
Larimer Herman Johnson.
Lower Turkey foot John Davis, Sam.
Minder.
Millord Charles Sanner. Daniel Dick
ey, Jacob M. Saylor, V.'m. C'richfield,
Allen S. Will.
New Centrcville Richard Vought.
Northampton Gideon Bowman, Epu.
Broadwater.
Paicb Isaac Menser, Wm. J. IIotTtnan.
Quemahoning SauinelSwank.
Salisbury Lloyd C. Boyer, Jeremiah J.
Livengoixl.
Shauc Jacob Bruliker.
Somtret Twp. Abraham Miller, Geo.
F. Donner, Peter Auman, nirum Beam,
Jacob M. Baker. George P. bat lor.
Stonycreek Wm. Koontz," Epbriam
lloss.
Summit John Ih Walker, Samuel J.
Miller.
I'pi cr Tnrkeyfoot John Bowmin.
SECOND WE4.K.
Allegheny Jacob Fair, Alex. Ware,
Jacob Tipton, Alex. Hillegas.
Berlin Bor. Chas. Divt-ly.
CrolhersTalley V. t Keaman, EJ. L.
Cook.
C'oacmaugh Joseph J. Jlishler, Joslah
Swank, John Hoover.
Elklick Jacou S. Livengood.
Jefferson Simon A. Berkev, Hiram D.
McCoy.
Jenner Jerome StufTt,
Iirimer Wm. Fisher.
Meversdale Gil. L. Miller.
Mil.ord Epbriam Shaffer, Zacharias
Walker.
2ueruahon'ng Jo!;n Stuft.
Salisbury Wm. J. Lichly.
Shade ibouicl Waguer, Christ. Blotigh,
David Cable.
S;merse; Twp. Seorge Somgler, Oi-
britl Good, Win. L. Voting.
tSouthatnpton Jac. Troutman .
Sionvcreek Josiah Walker, It, Bald
win, Ed. Mussel man.
Summit Samuel Maust, Silas Walker,
John M. Berkev, Jacob Lichtv. Samuel
P. Miiler, Eph." J. Walker, Samuel 1.
Fike.
Upper Tnrkeyfoot Christian Kreger.
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE FOlt l&TC
riic fact that The LirinjAje soon enters
upon its thlrtv-third year of continuous
and successful publication, is a remarkar
ble one in the history ot periodical. And
as it is the only thorough and fresh com
pilation of a current literature wtiicn em
braces the productions ol the ablest living
writers in science, nction, poetry. History,
biography, politics, theology, philosophy,
criticism'and art, its kapoiiuncc to Am
erican readers can hardly be overrated.
Ia no other way, in fact, can so much of
the best work of the best tuinds of tbe
lime be ouiaineil so cneapiy or
conveniently, 53 through thi; ituyijard
eclectic weekly.
The list of lorerr.ost authors of the day
represented in its page?, will be found in
t.ie prospectus publiehed in another col
uiun, and is ot itself suflicient evidence of
the ti'fiUty of the magazine, while in quan
tity of reading it is nuapproached.
Tht hiring As has alwat s stood at the
head ofiis class" not only as the best, but
a.l thins considered, the theapist of the
I eclectic: and since its recent absorption of !
I "A-rry -if ;'. ,'" U praelieailv 'without
a rival. In the multiplicity ot periodicals
claiming attention, it has become almost
a necessary to every person or family of
intelligent";! and taste: tor it, alone, fur
nishes such a compendium oi' whatever
is of immediate interest or permanent
value in the literary world as to render it
an invaluable economizer of t-hae, labor
and money.
For those desiring the cream of both
home and lurebtn literature, the publish
ers make some combinations with other
leading periodicals, by which a subscriber
is. at a'recmkably small cost, put in pos
session of the best which the current liter
ature ot the world tifTords. The prospec
tus should be examined by all in selecting
their periodicals for the new year. The
volume U-gins January 1st, but to those
remitting 'now, the intervening weekly
numbers are sent grati.
THE FITTfcBl KUM fiAKETTE.
Those wbo arc arranging for their home
papers for the next year, will do wisely to
send for sample copies of the PiTTsr.cimn
Gazette, Daily or Weeklv, as it will be
seen to be the best pujier published in Pitts
burgh. It 1st he oldest, being nearly nine
ty years old, aud has kept pace with all
phases of modern newspaper progress. It
is printed on new type, and on clean, white,
handsome paper, !u new is spewUiily
full, and accurate. It receives Cable news
Iroru Eurojie, and Dispatches from all
parts ot the country. It has Special Cor
respondents in Washington, during the
session of Congress, and at Harrisburg
during the session of the Legislature, and
will give full reports of all that is interest
ing in the proceedings. Its Local r.ews is
complete and varied, yet chaste and pure.
Its Editorials contain trenchant discussions
of ail current sulijecbi, and ileal indepen
dently w ith all Issues of the hour. ' The
paper is Republican in Politics, but holds
that the party is supe rior to cliques and
rings. Its Alarkcl lUportt ere enptcially
full and complete, and hare a reputation
th'il i vuU-nprtad, for ateurary and re
liability. Its reports ot the hire Hfork
market are aLo the best in tho city. In
frequent instances, parties in the country
have saved or made considerable sums by
following the accurate reports of prices, giv
en by the Gazette, in making their sales.
It also contains Agricultural, Household,
and Family reading, carefully selected.
Thus it is a family paper of great excel
lence and rare cheapness, as to price. Its
circulation U the largest ot the Pittsburgh
press. The Gazett? is furnished at the
following rales, and we claim that they
afford the cheapest newspaper published,
when the size and quality ot the p iper are
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single subscribers, $1.7o per year; in clubs
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ten to the-getter up of the club. Post
masters arc requested to act as agcuts.
For simple copy, of daily or weekly,
free of charge, address
ElA-Q. UELD ii Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
Hop BatiMog.
East WoRcxsTEit. N. V., )
December 14, 1873.
Otsego ranks first among the counties of
New iork in the crowing of hops. The
young plants are set out in the spring In
rows rsiuglng two wavs at rlstht angles to
each other, and from six to nine feet apart
Tbe intervening space is usually planted
in corn or potatoes the first year, and the
whole submitted to a thorough tillage
with the plough. . The poles used are for
lie most part hemlock, and about 18 feet
long. Tho viae niiii.1 Mind around the
poles in a particular Tfay. It requires
two years to produce a crop' from new
vine, (jatherinj generally commences in
September and Is a seacoa of much hilari
ty and enjorment. Men, women and chil
dren turn out to lend a helping hand.
The hops are dried In a kiln and pressed
into bale. They are sold at price s vary
ing from ten cents to a half dollar per
pound, deending on the quality of the
article and the demand lor it At present
they arc a drag in the market, hardly pity
ing for the labor trended in cultivating
liicia. l-.u. when there ia a demand tor
them and prices are good, greater profits
are realized than could be made from the
same amount of land planted with any
other crop; the net income of one farmer
from three acres of hops was f.00 several
years ago.
4 PL:.L PIE f AH.
fast week I vbited Vuc farm of Mr.
Trickev. The said gentleman has risen
from poverty to wealth br temirat ting tor
lumber for the L. . navv. 1
ami is expemi-
j ing .part ot hi. gains in fitting up a model :
Urm bouse anu dairy. I
Tvrenty COWiare milked at this larm. '
Thev are all Jerevs. i he m Ik. nstcad i
V ." - 1 t .v ' .
of being put into crocks, as U the custom
in Pennsylvania, is poured into a large I
! tin vat capable ol holding frora forty-flve !
I to fiftv gallons. It is claimed that a hrser
ing larger surface to the ttmosphere.
There is a stove in the milk room and the
air is kept at an even temperature.
I have alluded to the neatness aud good
order olserved by the penpie of this com
munity in the management nf their farm
buildings, etc Economy seems to be
written on every barn, wood house, and
pig sty. Indeed they as far surpass us
Pcnnsy lvanians in this particular as we do
the people of the South and West. But it
is not that species of economy which is
shown only in the saving of dollars and
cents; on the contrary the saving of time,
labor, money, and material, all seem to
have been reduced to the most perfect sys
tem. The firms are small, little or nn
tax is paid on unproductive capital. Eve
rything is in its place, were in can be found
whenever it is needed; no time is wasted
bunting things up. The wood house is
filled in the winter and need not be re
plenished till winter comes amin. Pro
di nee, management, and foresight accom
plish for them results which we can bar J-
ly attain with all our push, enterprise, and
go aheadativeness.
HISTOniCAL MEM0IC5.
Associations of the past as well as of
the present linger among the bills and val
leys ot this regoin. Many events of the
most thrilling interest connected with the
old French war and the Revolution trans
pired in Otsego and Schoharie counties.
It was through this country that Brant
led his murderous bands to the bloody
massacre of Wyoming. The town of
Cobleskill in Schoharie county, was the
scene of a battle between the colonists on
ore side and Indi:.n4 and Tories on the
other in the vear 1T7J. The same place
was captured and pil'aged by Bract and
his marauders in 177$. Among the cap
tives taken ht that lime was a certain Mr.
Warner and his son, ancestors ot the lady
at whose house I am at present residing.
The younger Warner made his escape, but
his father was taken to Canada and there
retained as a prisoner a number of years.
While speaking of Indians I am drawn
from the realm ot tact to tbat ot fiction,
when I remember that this couulv U the
scene of one of Cooper's most thrilling
tales Leatuer Mocking. As 1 expect to
be back among the frosiv tons ot thunder
before many Javg, I shall cl e mv letter
for this time.
If. F.
There is a young man n aming some
where along the classic banks of t he Con
emaugh, who gains the means of support
ing a lra'.I tenement ot clay by furnishing
local items for the Johnstown Tribune.
He used to have a sweetheart, but evidently
the course of true love did not run smooth
in his case. Hear him;
Hi eajy In tliii worM tiling go wrocir,
A wurJ. too much or a k'.st too ling.
Till al la it there faltetb a rcl't or r.'.ln,
An i life li neyor the aame ?a!a.
Ton tue Houpavs. Orleans Molas
ses, Baisins, Currants, Boiled Cider, Cit
ron Peel, full assortment of Spices, largest
stock, finest rarietv, and best assortment
of Candy and Candy Toys, in town ; and
a good supply ot Appleand Sweet Pota
toes, all at bottom prices, to be had at the
Grocery and Feed Store ot
to:; & BcnitiT.
t'rehh Ojttrrs for ib HoIiUnTS.
Will have on hand a lane lot of oysters
by the ran, quart, and in the shell, ordered
especially for the holidays. Also spiced
cucumlier pickles by the" doz. Call and
see me and be convinced that I menn 1
ine-?
Wanteu immediately, TufLeys, Chick
ens. Geese, and Ducks."
W. S. KtiEi.An,
Cook ii Beerits' Block.
SNYDER STAIlXEIt. Dec 12t!i. a:
the residence of the br'.de s parents, hyjthe
ltuv. il. b. Stouffer, Mr. Ilarrison Snyder
to Miss Malicda Starner, both of Mineral
Point, Somerset Co., Pa.
MAURER-SPANGLER.- At the Luth
eran parsonage, in FreHenbi;rg, by fiev.
J. J. Welch, Mr. JViiah Maurer and Miss
Ellen Spangler, both of Somerset county,
Penn'a,
ELRICII BltlXIiAM. At Wcllers
bnrvr, on the 9th ot November, by Rev.
B. Knepper, Mr. Jatnps Elnch to Miss R.
Ellen Brinbam. both ot Wellersburg, Pa.
DEHAVEX MOSEK.--At Wellers
burg, on the Soiii of ioen.ber, by the
same, Mr. George Dellaven to Mia Jen
nie Moer. both ot Wellersburg. Pa.
Dr. I'lnnrja Compound Kyrup r Rn-
rim tft truaraateeil to cure lriUauiiuaiion of tbe
ktilucys anil bladder, ptinful or euppresel urin
ation o frequent In M (ie, pniDtui or iupprel
ir.fDilruotKD, leuwin-haa or wtnte. gravel, gleet,
etrlrture, bloody ui;cban;es, BisSfi diseases
brick.lurt deposits, lf-'jr. pain In the bar. or
ride, rii lc headache, .implex blotches and rnip
Hons un the face, and all disease! of ?;ieelnc or
cn;iiu:l"nal nature, reiranlle of doraij.m, te
or . '"ai.-JUli.l Syruj) of Kucha ia a poaitive
and ra!trtleiin-. For ie hy Geo. tV. bintur.l &
Co.. S..merot, l'a., an l .Mocatsla li l'., I'mJu
rne, la. ej.i
SOITBSET JIABKET
Corrected tj Coo Il JliCKiTS,
DUUIi I!l
CHOICE GROCERIES, FL0U3 & FEED,
Applet, dried, fl &
Applet. otter. )) iral
Kmn. y l0 Re
l-u'ter, V ft (ken)
Butter. t. (r.ll)
buck 11 heat, r1 ho.-hel
meal, y bus
Bwai. 9 ti
KacuD, shouldert, fl
r .idei.
" rojntry hams, 1 lb
Corn, (car) rmfhel
Corn, (sh-lled) y bu.'hcl
Corn meal V
Calf kins. V
Keira, do
Kl .ur. V) '!
Flaxsoeil )) bu.. (5 ft)
Hun', (yuirar-carea) 'fi ft
Larl, IS ft
litei, ted sole, y a
" upper " ,.
kic "
Mid.lliDjOi. wtiiu-, f I us
ata, oa
PoULtoea, -fj ho
Peaches, dried, 'fi ft
Rve y hn
kirs. V ft
Salt, No. I, 9 bM.extr
' Orooml Alom, per sack...
' Albtiin. ;er sack-...,
Sannr, yellow l ft
" vblie
Tallow, f ft
VV heal. f t ?
Wool, (I ft
Sc
,...Toaoe
l io
....tiwa
Xtw AJcertiiiements.
A
UPITOR'S NOTICE.
1 be underiictK d anditor appointed hr the Or
phans' Court of Somerset county, Pa., to bud tbe
lar-ts. report an opinion nnd iiale an aoronnt. II
neccftiarj-. In tbe matter or the exreptlont to ihe
adaiiuijtrtur'a account In the eatate of SoK.n-'in
Knee, decease), girea notice thai he ill attend
t.i t-.e duties ij bis api.ilntmtiit at his oHice, on
Tlmrsilay, January 9, Ult, when and where all
pa i. ies interested soar atuuxt.
E. Ik !) ER,
deca Auditor.
. ZELL'S 'I 5.rl article. 3 000 en
I 1 ' irraTinsrn. an-1 IS splendid
I FCYf!fJl?FrIIA ! MP- The BET HIHJK
I "blobUrLfllA, ; of nirrTKil j.oowm
i Hip Hov Mi E.itloa lt ngaiae. Now In the
ii j e.qre of Pubncaiu n.
I tent for St cents.
BAKEK, DAVIS i. CJ., PhiUddphU.
tccia
atotici:
li !
The snnuil recetlns ot tte flwthoMers it llic
S'ft!!irrl Si Miami Point Kniltuoil liininany )
fcifi uy una i ine olive OI HI uwnipnny, in Sum
erset. Pa., on the second Mnday 01 Jrt'naary. A.
1). laT. neios; thelutb day. fur the purpose of elcct
iuj a t'rilint anl dirttrsrs (irtfif ensuing Tear.
J. H. I HL,
dca.aj
Seireiarr.
pUDLIC SALE.
Ite thler'liie'l will su-11 at pul.li' site the
proiierty of AuKU-tus Y. SuthL, on the premise;,
ul jellersoa tonnshiji, on
Thursday, January 13, 13"Jf., "
Va-w.t:
i,e ha.l of hordes. 4 en,w 1 two hor'e wairon.
1 new spricw wagon. 2 eeUof hameaa. 1 ItoekeTe
snuwer and reaper, 1 grain drill, plows, narrows,
hay by tbe ton oats, corn and buckwheat by the
buidiel, 300 saar keelers, kettle, stores and ot ti
er (arming Implements and boascnuld lurniture
t numervws to mention.
AL al tbe same time and ptase I nil) tii t'-
ojiLsiclr)- -A3 acres, strict nnnn.
artji'tiiiia
liux.'s of Jacob K Uarloer. W. P. Hay Ixu
, iv .
iiker ao-1 others- about Hi acre ot wbirb are
I ciar ii no acres in nnuaw, rarins; tDereon
era-icti m tanre two aory irame mn in-l iattv
bank barn, botn nearly new. Tbe farm is well
5 MTiXi kT. wluuJ-", !
Is in a sjoud state of eultiraUuo. PoeiLka f.vvt.
April l. isrs. Farm will be soul cm payment-, xtu)
t" perai r p-tsny. ie
t commence at '!ock a. uv, -
XAU BAY,
deea ' Asdgaee.
ft zr ivi , i
5 ,J Sui::urrs
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A tsw It
SALES.
lie virmf t.r rondnr writs of Fii-rl Kacls
LfVirta 'ji 1 ; i-ue I ' Ul of the i;oun : c -ni-nj.t
I'ie.vi ol N tuert e. ony. Pa . anl lotre
ulrevted. 1 w il -n-' to '. y 1 u jIic oi.. ry. :i
Ihe Curt H-i!, la Ser1:-, on
Friday, D?c.r.ib?r , 1ST5,
atlo'c'oik p.m. be ftff wl
riieil resle.ut.
1 All the r!z!i!. tido. kitercn and eliim of NI.n
' Meriri. ul i-i rul : it- t..,' .w,-.r- ,ir.,i! ,...)
J -L A certain tract of land ritaatc la Sfcy- j i
UDITOK'S -NOTICE.
erjaaiD b,. ac.t summit t,,wasbip. S juicrv't Co.. -i A-
i a-.evnianu,,,,,.., ut vf 1m, m wnicn , ""', n ipo!n!e. sndltor !t the (-
iBips are . res car. with ner-n! d-cl:.;iz : nrt ol s to-r-i e.,.lu, T , ,J iU.: . , . ' "
tou.-e, tt.e auo. r,.t mill a:-. ! other bulldins in "'",u"!' ,A :s 1 op. r '.,
iliereoo erei-ted, .Mn,I,4 Ub,u , t.lui-r iii.-l ' Troutin.tn u.j. t-.. and th.'V
; Berk.ey heir U.-iii.-v aud olLcrs. with ! "" ' ih'-ret... ! j, hrri-y Kl,v. ,UAt
A eertam tract HoJ rttnte In Sum-
mlt tonriubip. iotnrrel .. t;, ,:;.,,,
- 0 acre more or less, of whlca tsr u about l&i
aeroscicared. wi:h a dwelnnir b aj olt),r
buiUlinirs tuereon erectel, .ij..iain M.T,t!ktaie
r.p-uituadWiK.wna.tne lleurv mis a irict
wl:h lueappunciUiKts.
, ra-n in execution as the pmnerT of N! n
Hcve.s al tha euit ol VV. t . .Lireuiuod et at.
A LSI I
All the riht, title. Interest and claim of t'ba.-'cs
H. liaa-.-ar, ol. ia an 1 t j tto i-ii- Kwj.i ii. fi. eJ
real :: ' '
A certain l t of cr iuii l :oi.i!c iji McTrril
i t. ' "io.iiuittf iui'.
! f 'ur" """re or leas. n.t k.,wu as l. K oo
i .w P-.Dk M'L u'wa- "1Jin:.i lot ol John H-
Ui on;hen,b. M. A. hunter on tLe .uiti ali.-r
: on ihe ra.-t an,t ipmt.nif ccnt -r Kt a i
i w.;l. with the appurtenances. ,lJ
OOroUiH. Mollicr t r.jii,r o. . .
H.
esoeumwi as tne pr.KT of l- arl.
aumcaer at le u.t ot J. O. lievcrs, adm's.
PcK-r .taciers, deceas-d.
... . A LSI
AH the right, Llic, iu;erct an
! c!:i!:n ot It D.
Jiincrart.j m. j. .Uejers. of,
lowui ilescrmcd real caiitc Viz'
, in am tj tf.c f. !-
A certain lot o! iiruuu i ti. ue , M,.v, r. ,
ooMOlt imcnet couut, P. With twosior'e
tranio store ana iiwei.ii,,- hi.a-e na otueroui
ouiidiLss earreon erectcu, Ix.umied by Uui S.
l"e e
i. w:ta tue ap,iirt nances.
Taken In etceution u tha pro; rtv ,r l p
Miiier and in. J. .Hovers rt tr.o j-ni ..f i,.i,ii
also
A.lthe rlitUt. title. Interest n-t et jfta of Lcei
1 f real estate. tt:
A certain tntct of lau I siru.ite In J. nner town- ,h' i: ' buu-Hoi J-ror.,, K Jeua'aJ. ad
sj: somerset bounty, l'a., eoautituiiK toaere. , niiIli r""r " ' trustee l"r the uie ol thi real rs
m.,re or less, all cleared, aojouuu lau.is ol H ory i ""'"l isrei hWia. iIowmj. t wilt attend M
- .. . uroen.our auu Sioiit.na turn
I-- - to, iuc w'tuf icuniKt...
lu iu e t-.'ui 1.41 as trie rim.-r, r..,
micuciis-i me tull of Hctin- V. . .Maurer
At-j
Alt the riitht. title. Interest an i claim of Jacob
l. Aimer, oi, In ami to tim i..n.., , . '
Imll.l. ....
merset county, i-a.. ciaua.utc o acre, more
r K ol winch there are ai.u r j acres i learcd
uu auiut la acres iu tuoailow. wi:h a tw su re
nuieuirfliiinr h..ue, i,,ni aud othirour i.uii.i
icas uicreon erene-i, ai iom i. n- s ol JoMn'.
denrork, Jiib p. KcHy, jauics Parson a;n utt
ers. w;tu ti e x; purteuuu. cj.
Takuu in evxuiion as the property of J,f,i p
.UUkr at liic .iiilol A. Saui;, r ,'l.V
ALSH
A.J il,e riant, title, latere: ar. l cluiinof Silis
v.. o.auu, 01. 111 anl to the loiivWiuiUvrtlK- real 1
estate, iu:
u A l,:T:aia bf. af-oo-l annate in liie riilae
of I.
. .Vi .. a iown--i,:p. .,air-u cou.it v. I
ra . coniaiiiiuic mic aire. m.rr,. ... !,.. ...i, . ...T.I
and a kail '.y.-y tracie dclln.a 0..un. stanv
lu l wer tau ,ird 0i w.! i S: !, r'
jninc, -sc.. eompleu. ad.jiiiin oi u '
ilarue.l on the north, and C!i i.u ;to,oii s u- ir
au the eus;, with the appnrcenan-vs.
Taken in exceatii u ti the pr..pr:y of SlU ) C.
A UU
All the rlitat. ti.!-, i...ert.t ac.
J. l:iicr a:; i iicnrr J. Mub-r
ci :i:n .if .Man
1, iu a-! to ta"
..jilu'-.ii:dis.'rihM real estate, viz: I
A teriain 1 .t .,1 ruun-i i:ui:e
of Meyers srtaae, in Merer-. a
etsct eouuty. Pa., .ntaiiiiu-j
more or !. wi.ii a bri.-k.
on tac aonta side
:-mu-r!:. s. in-
ou'-icuiiu acre,
lii h. u.- t!ifrev!i
. , '"" - lot io. -14, :nj !r.ir.a l.'is "I
... ou .u'jhm, anl Lm. il.
w,i.ii iye a;.pi:rti:r....n,:i s
laJcn iiiiii:a;i..u as tbe pru-nv ol M irv J
Mukr anl U-nrv .1. Mi.iirai ite-'.u.t o, J. ti
Meyers a tniet i..r the ne,r ol fcur .Hew .:.-.
(Ce-s.-cd. 1
i i'-K'IS.-Any p. r oa pa.-. :. at the above
sa.ewm pli-aw lake iioiu-c tit t..n per cni of
U....I, oe rettuirwl as a- the
ro-rt Is kneciie i da. otherwise it wiilan ,
cipuitd toaaic. This rcsi.iuc i the p-ar-bn
money mu: be ai I or vre the STtn i.a i
January l;t the .:r tin-1 bv Uie cvii.t --',; ..
'km.ttU-cement ol Si.enrl s .a--js. aaJoode.-j
wn! bo aeXh- ..o;jj ui.-ii .,. ... ...,.., ... ....... ,
pai 1 In.
tic
CLl'i
Kit.
Til l: ui.. c,nicnt authors of tiie d.iv. ich as
Hon n . r.. i,i...;,f..-.,., fr.f. Ma Mnlirr. fn-f.
i Huxley, lr. IV.lt farpenier. Frd. Tvniall It.
Irato-. s I'oner t .'ol.U., The liukeol
Arayil. .l:n. A. Fmade. -ilrs. Mui - b. Mr.'. i.i
pliant. .Mi'! riiackerav. Jean Inzelow, (r n M ic
'"baM. tt tn. t'.la. . Antii-iiy i r ;' .:, A-.-.tih-w 1
''. henry hn-. lec TlKiaia.t'arlvle. VV. V.
St' ry. Ko. ert h:; -uaujir, lcul js,B. ' Kniwnin
an 1 tii-tny otl-cr-', a'c repp's.-ntr ! in tie: pw-a-.-s ci
i
;! Litteli's Living Age.
; I in K. Tt.e Ltrit.t Ase enter- ap- n iN thi-v-!
h.r i year. It has never laile.1 to receire the
-iuii support oi me w: men and j-.urnai? ol I
' country, jiu; nas met Wl'.n Ooi,st:mly llicr-as
ihk airs.. H iving nveiuly al.r!.l Hi voai,.r.
5ro,aip-ti-..r. --tvi r-.- SatanUv," U U m with
jut a rival In Its special Hold.
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yearly, f. r:n.nn P ur Lsriro volumrsi It presents
in an l3rt; i,-uo orm, d n-i,)erin Hi trn-it
..ou..b oi maurr, Wlin iretlties
eck!y issitf. and with a itt.-.tatt
u?lti4 to lis
ieatteinp'e. by no oturr pnli:iea;i a, the Ih-si
r.'savs K-. -:. I'ritii iu-r Til..
ory n,:i: p.
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rapnicai, n.-uan-al an 1 IVIltical Inforniatlcn.
:n m ttie entire !-.! FnU':i l'er. :kal latcr
atnre. irartn; the e'tilir..;; c-i.it ia ! '
stories of the
rt
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wi
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,iriinent of Knowleiitfe aud IToaress
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ind complete compilation 1 1 an in.li.-pcpsal.ic cur
rent litcraiure. :adi'i'n5at le because it cral raivs
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-lunooiner sir.irie pnbllra:p n erji thfre be
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Eofton.
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ill that is important in the iiicri'.urc. bi-t. rv t".i
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Jotirncl.
Its pal.Iicati'.n in weekly number rives to it
a (treat advantn? over iu ai. n'iilv f.utenir ra-n-s
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aire. oiume toxins Jii.n.ry 1. New suhscrfh-
. . Uj rccc'.ve tiie tatenruji
i nnm tiers nrnit.
Ad.n'i. LITT ELL A O AT. t!o.:on.
j!c;3li Prefer llijli
i f oar rirwivn Art
it The Liv;c2 Ase and top or other
3S American monrM,-. - j.-; -.1.-
-,u nuu nimseu in command ot tbe s box-situation.
fi(i. i'reitn Ball'tin.
forlo Ibe Uv'ui Aje and either or, of
the American 1 Month,. ... ,.- 11 e.i. i..
i or Baisr. or Ajif.letoo's Journal, wctkiv) wi 1 ti
jsent lor a year, both p ipabl: or. . rW.io The
e Soribner s St. Mea..a I
Address a Above. I
UMTOirS .NOTICK.
3U
"trit-iiii.tn
ui live i-o-i latne
f of Jn.b 'i-t. lire nf Sun h-
to the matter r.f t.iat ,t.f..r.t-
; (Beat on i nar :y, i-vtn!r 3u m, at Li rlio
; in Bi' r-.'i, j..
! Alien 1.
a ail pcr.Mis u.lcr.-sted can
ii i:svr. s
;Hixr,
A a me
de-S
OTICE.
Is b'.rcly o.vin tL ,t an ap' lua:: n Wi.l
be ma.ie to the nctt ti neril AssiiiJily ol t'eau-syl-ani
lr the repeal of so reu-hoi tiie iramc
lawsoi t ii i j t'oipni .fiwealtb as r-latcsto tbe nuat
ins; if uew daring tbe m-nt 'i ol i -eeroK-r in ervrh
year in ..110.11 n,un:r.
dec
' riM-nv Pi K i: kikptiiiv
1
ihe st'-khol.!-r of tbe S-erJ3t St IJciPrl
Turnpike !; id Ojispony, will UaecotKiej tbat a
elected will te heM at the boujie of G.roe A.
Kimniek in Alh-a-heay p.wnship, 00 tle nrt 3rn
.lay of January nt, tu elect one President, six
t Marc: s-rs an-1 a Treapuri-r to conduct Ihe atfa,r
j of saii tKpasv for tbe csuuinar rear,
j Ji.fi KIMIiKU
I r-ilt-
. Ie,;f.rJ Ir-ialrer cpy charge t.'ooipany
dee
AUDITOU'S '0T1 CE. :
I
1 ue an lerslKncx) a!tor. appfin!-."! by tbe rr-1
Dhau' Cutut 01 iiiwjersrt eouui ta ascertain - I
sance-aints. If anv. anl tuna distrii.mion ,.r
be tisnd tn the bands of tbe executor of Jae.d.J
j Meyers ilw7Wied, to and amosx those Ictraily ea
' titlcil thercta, hercr y selves notice mat b wiU t-t-n
l to 1 no .'.atiefof Ins appointtnent at theoiSee
of 7. 11. Ktx, ai.. I. ibe txToia of is-mcr-;
set. on Monday. I'ecutuber iT. l;i. atl0o'cje
; a. dl. when ail p riles tn'rested cxn rreaa If.
j they see pr.ijer. 1
HS F. ETIE. j
i dee - Alifor- I
iv Aditrti.-r-nu-u'-
VDITOrS NOTICE."
d.1
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l-r..uai.eol. ar.::r. J.ruur. . j,;4 ;
tncro all f r itt-f;t m a:u-n I
Cil in. I
J. o. ic;i,:-.
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! (v.ntv-rCO. 1i7j. ssVn an I in r-; iK.r Vn. .,
I 'eii ntnv .im-ntf. - - -
J. O. Hit LK,
Ie- $ Aa.m -
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I H..riPatiaa,7-'intM auditor r-y ihe r",ji.m!'
"ur! J' "t c-..n:i-T. to ui.:rn.u:e iAe mad
l'r" ot lsaic kau:mjn. tnt.oe r tao
teal e-i:e ol J in.a Cn-tcr. dn-ca.icd. t an !
il. - t k'' " en'Hlnl Ibercio, notice i
i.er-.ov ...: I a.;i ..,.. i ... ,i. ....
?ui.l ap-m;Tt-.Qt at my ortice. m Sooier-ict tr.,
on Tuoday lK-c!u:-rr Ms, til'-. tkciaaJ urw
ail ;vra tr.te.-e-ie. tur at'ea-l.
j. a. ooi.e.
c;'' Au.itor.
'
cf . L Dl i"t)'IS VllTIPf
An
i utf un lorined, tiiE been apj
inlcl all,1!.
.... . in.ix iii.tni.uMo.i ot in ni..r.-v ;n tr.e
hin.lsoi (l,ir KB..-pi-r Hiih Shenrt . i s,jm-r-
er't 0- '.lu:,. jrir out of toe tialeol llo reui r.
late of J.1,,, u. iiii,;r. :o antl ain..nu ttx.tse k-i.d
ly enn:!e l tl.rnto. i;:it) noiu-e lOai ho w;,i i:
ten.i to theiiu-ies d .! ,.ip iiiimcnt at an td.-r
. ra.. on Inlsf Iteivoiber S! 1-",
' Jr,1e,mV,,
i
( ,1,.
'
!i.-n and wticrd ail parur in.
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tn.-y tiiins: pr.rr.
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AlI'llT.
l I'll OILS' SOTICH
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W. H. T:
'ST LIT It W . VI TF..
Au.a'.i,r.
decS
AOTICE
ill
' ' pnbii.' r h.
V not i:id TV t t tr..fimw a
JO-eamcut .-teuiiuu o.;e Kiven bv theuHnersiun-e-1.
w: h my wo- dril Mar. i'r..-!ir an bail, :o
iMiliatn Miederii k. on Hie ith oai ul Ice.. m r,
'i.li:, ; ,t si-vent .i.jiUrs. "i. nai.i.i ,.u i.-l
ltJ;:i hjv ut l
i:.Vr. as 1 fvc-iv- ! n:. v:i.iio
I pay the sa-nj u::ks c aipviii
it-r ii. an 1 wi i i
by l.i w.
OA fiRIFL Sl'AXOI.F.K.
IN
orici:
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' .' wi!i r'c.-fce-! n t'ic f -j nj
i.e. S nr. ap to tee .i a dy o
! I.ir.Ks:! :ii, c'.;uri 11- uc iit
:. wotyl and Itin-iiln-a-l.r trie
"inri.i.ii" in .-n t'te -tn .lay w! jaa-
ti .i.,in ;!.. y.ii 'a id "laimi.y,
'1 ilic !K..:tr.l.
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Jafcu ir
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DMlM.STKATOi;-S -VOTICE.
f .1 :.im Si-ir-r, '.c-a-o.
:n:.:ra'l. ;n . ol he above eitta'.e ha v
1 to t.'e an.lr-ni:ied i".y trie or, p
j t,--;i-r?. ::i ::
ir.s h..
er au.o..r.:j. i,-;i..- ia herei.y iriven to tbosr m-
de'.'l--i to U I" .11.1 he :n lu-"li:lf j.a;. lilent. aD-i If.- -e
haiirc 1 nn:s siin. it .;i p.esrr.t tb .-m iiu!y
an: i.-.i'.i. a:- ; f r icrni-ut at ibc Ih-. c ! Jol.u
H. I'bi. i. i..in..r N.r.. on Saiordse, Jananrv
I"'!.
'vV-,:. ..II !RFF.
GK.iiiir:suuErr,
diS AdwiiiL.'.ra jt.
ALE:
i lit; t'Uili!;a,
a fa V .Si nK r
t i'nn'j r!" -.f-;..
.-t'jt. I I t
a-oay, the -.'I'h
S-. il..' t'Uil.lil
"r'rli. Wh'TC tHO
;. tt'.-.y. b. tu
nt t ii .- f.r m:s s. oi. We
I cfuai! ..-r, lv.'. ato&e o .
r: ot.t La'ii I H;:i
puM;-.- r a 1 cr.
1 n i. k sh..
1.-13 --..u.l crttk near the boc ot
l.:.. ii J-Mi-r.-. n r..wiuiiip. flura
ni .ii be esii.Kici i.a tLe d:iv
V AI.VNT'.NE lailUT.,
K!i N'is .. mi ri;M.
tij.i hi; v . uuv t.i;.
:r. f' rnni:.:i- -,-r1.
Pressed Brick,
Tii.ii? in tiie iv-uu:. Hjv zn bin'l .
! uoiluim Cfi- r. Ui. ii 1 seit at i.w ratki.
rr"-j...r: . Hi.: ir-m j-:iri. -j inrm.it
builii. 1 .il ih&o ii..:a'UM ia Unashu. auin-
j.tr.-. A i
pull LIC SALE
liTv-rriir -f .in ---rVr .r?j?. .tMrl?! ISytl.t?
'rptian .iurt oi SuiMrvt Councv-, ih-. nj-r-aiKii-'i
rji'i a;..r "t J -i.D H':r.-h. lafu n( Sw.iiu..;
Fn'Jiy, D-:r7nbrr3l9 1 S75,
.it ih" 1: n i li n c ul Ic-ai-.!, .at J VcliK p. e
th" ful.nr,z re 1 1 f-'iir. m .Summit, ii.wBnir
.isl'i-ipiin: Lui'ls Li at unJ Huiftu. Ftter Moyvr
brir'. ' her un i' "i J 'yii n Ht-T?" :i, tlwasvil, jtj!
ucl :Ii'.iT n:.i mh r. r ntali.iiix flh.w: A
tr.u't irf t&Q l c-mUiiaiiJ4 K HTt i.oil 1 1 iTrhr ,
if whi h :i'-ut d a-r.' are -:-ar. ('lUii.- w:S!
ti;aMTrJ, wi(.h lira tlwjt, biiiituH-u 21.it
TtKMs-Dtif-thinl tn bnnl 1ft April. iVTfl: M!-
nil '!t f-rcnii- .:. U JT CTllt tl I'M bllD' oi'jnry
to j- I r" Ti ift pn-iwri r i fni li c.M.
JAOu'l lit wV SLU.
WM. HLKSril.
2i) CUNT0X STUEET
Cfiartcre-1 Srptnilir IX 7K E ps.: nxeiT
ei of all utr. u t 19 lijao -.ce iJotur. Fi-M-nt
rie Inter -a jw r cnr. Intfrwt I lae in
t! ro-sain ol June aai Vemtr, aai if not
wiTNlriwo fj :i'S!f,-'i i the i-n"?:l thu cuniptiun-
tor 'i cil or tvfo to (irr-t-nt the .ij.fit toi.
M 'lipy lio-tl a n-al estate. Frefprn with
liU.rai ntr an-i luu :itDt, xirtn Lo imm.wt'rH u
fr riimr orn nifrT tn n.n tdriu wurth f"ur i r mre
times i&o ainvuiit fl Wan iiirc-i- rut r-
Th.i- rrj rii n ii et"tu-iv-!y a Sarin?? R..nk.
N- ostumrn t il 'l",iLf retctvMt. tj r vjiwuuurs
ic.i'lt?. .N. loin-t in irrx-nal e ri!y.
F.lJtiii api-U.-aticn-i fo.r 'rT'.wprB -p! of tn
f jit. l' .4Wi t;cusvl law relu;iait tu
t-.tn "nt t' i..v a'Krs rniu-tcl.
it! -tiw .1 lues i "jupt.-r. Le-ivJ Dibert. .
P. Kai A. J. H F. W. H it. Jf bn U wuxin.
I. M. jLailv. iJmel M"Iavlian. t. J. MfTelJ.
LsfWis t nit H. A. Ih-cx. Erai Snfiifi. Ci pw.
T. Sw.iuk. J-iujcj 3Ic..iaa-at Jiuiti Aiu rler ai
DauUl J. Mt-rrri!, Prsiint: Fsnk In crl.
Tre-.:?ur' t; Tyru-i EJJ:r, S li.T.
ONE CEfT
Fay- i" r a j
iir writ i'-:
i-'a-ji ! tnc
. tMtr.-'.Q, we sill y aium;
CRICKET ;i HEARTH.
Tl.c
Lar-.'cs:
i'lip.
. ir.ia.!..we't. E
r .i us els' tn tne
and C":oaT.c
.rl!.
Ti e Cr!-'kt n the TI-Trtrth I-a jnatr.rtnth W
airo. 64 coiuai pat-er lisoi ltar.ier's Weekly.
ba.'i-ifomely pnote 1, pnlu-'iiy UiU'lratil. sal
rilled with 'the cii.-i-e't reading f'"T obi anii y.,jr-.
Itc-nt-iins spl.-a :i.l eii,tine.l an-1 rt s'-.-ries.
?ketei;i-s, -H-ii;s. w;t and buui r. u-'ui fi-.wie.:-.
Talual ic r-i-s-it.:. -"arwi and h s boio." -ttv-r:-mc,';
'l't-tmi ir Sti-." iian.e. iuu.. etc.
It is emphatically
A Paper lor Everbody
and
pric
vc uu rc for the money :h.ir. ar.-. ilrr. Tie
Only One Dollar a
Year.
-r k r e,.:ii
'.itr n-w an-1
ait ;rt wt nio.
1 l1' " " v
' I a mi
; itrji-ite erirwrmir. it tn--xn tit fry 'i9
. rcunifn t.itu ii wa rz. ii u-r n o tjj Al-
I iiir-f i',- ui'::y. anl t ri t tl.? lHu-:r.. m am
: wit a;;n-jri in T!." Al':nc. Th; irtiffn is
j cTt-i;.!y w ith B' t i' -t hn:r 'i-.i!:t.r. Price
. l Iprr wamnt prtiEiiini, t:ysvf cmt
We
trial f
ill ser.I
:s? r"rr :
rv n'i oa
,lny 1 Ci Ul
t.-i::r.e'
Al!
r. ii. LT.'r-i-u.N . u . rn:.::t,r.
T iar iiow. 'ew Vorlf.
T'fl.' Ort'lKt'' ctic vear live. pan h s who sub.
I -r'ie tfcriiii es s.r the huher pricesl pejieri
( asd 1na2a11r.es p---t.i e The I ticket ooe Te:ir trie.
; i'-r pari alirs . e sansnics. Ars .nH ev.
j eryw'aere.
"VOTICE.
"Soitl
;tlee hei-eky i,iva t iat ta tm.:r-.in.l w 1
seii at iri' ate sai ti.e follow .ua t.ael. ol laivl-
belor..n; to S.imm-l 7imtoerma.n. s'.inl to
j Vi ss. Xiaeraia a,bjr U.e Beneni f al creditor
ti-
( Nk 1 A tat oriaa-l situate tn Qaemaholn-'
; towujt-i, eitaixa itt acres, wita -ol bun.-
Ni's traetailj inlei-1 aVwe tr-t and JotJ
Zimniermaxi, eontatomf a acrs. lull a-si' a-ul
sbrp therein. ...
. A tract situs'.. In fBl w.wnsnip. ao
V laic Aitliony .-.:ii:ealieis an.1 'it
V.'-cii:eaiie;-s an.1 'titrT. ets-
tMoir lea are-. nv r or is4. ail rod timber
land, with a tintse and 'i-.la uuresia.
A-. a X . 1 .immitl with circle &ws it'1 tn
riuo in 2sil ot-ujan. asnl a larwe iot of t rioc
k.nisot luaiii nataeiy. pin, spmc. asb. cai.
hr.i, pcjinr. chestnut. soxr. mnpie. chert, sw.
Jj-vrns wlbi to bwywiil do well to a-Mr-?
stcaiion the ffi-lctunMH Jenner ai
WM. Zi.V wiR.MAi.,
IkayS AjJlre.