I 'i
1!
fit
he Somerset Herald.
o tou want a nice
, lirn' l ' Store
Hut. ilic-tp, nt
saiee Moot
, EHNKSIIAY....
..June 14. Ul7.
.Ii.mn Kfii I V 1 rt lti- d Iri.ni'j ul
Kliil:.V lt.
i to a
i !
- - - - i
a, - I
:u to Schro. k's fur tin- latest
(iriitliini o'l Hats.
lie of
"Mil. J. Pwtz has erected n new tilde
on hi"- l"i 'U I uion Mi eel.
KIIltIT A EKiiaT IL'IAD.
ion, una auer fij ,),, j8;8 train
The bricklayers have commenced
rtn V. llny'a him on Main Direct.
The yotinnsters are niwkinR iiidiii'I
h ive (i iil? a liiinilrcil fur mi Pugs,
The coming w lient crop of Kansas
estimated lu ! worth nearly $ lt,tHti.U
; oflered fur Nile, in
i store.
1 v. Un
, nimnping
i "B . i. taejiri
.null warn i!,,.
i i?wn, ami havtcr
ii can ne anni,,,,,
Iter the bint ij,,.
ov iiiroin, w
your mind, y
lin. . .
Un fit-nil. Mr II. F. Knepiicr. of liiia
late. 1114
.....
Ilk II lie ill.
jeach u;nl every life or rabbit caubtj iiftitly set ni: ai of taking li-b
-i.r
Tut Lane '
Irk reiluciioBof
v-eim-nami.
no exhibition .
elusion is tb
not, i.uwj f,
would not It
into it Mid
wcinilcra.''
I' III. l-.r....J lot of N'obliv lists cvti .
Nwiersct, ul N liriH-kl Xuike
lo..... . e
f -mic uaa W
llie first da
John Ktil.v languishes in Cnslle l'iliectfiilT r
en
;' on a cluirc of having skipied
; bill, tic
his bouritiit towoub
III i
tn.nMiiiiowf.omm-rflnKnp.f,,!,! The select ho il tatiplil by Miss
uu
c.
J"
, V. k It. R. K. M,n .,,, jaiij. hi
Inily cn.-cid M'l'l;
LUVt.
Kooscr pie nicked in I'ile'
; day last.
drove on Kri
ire to coin
Eva fed warra
fame.
1 prcs West.
';Mil West
iM.tit K-ist
f
.3 Oup.
. . 4S a.
ABIUVI.
4 uu p. m.
3 VI p. n.
Tjik thanks of the 'local" nro leiulereil
1 to Couiniiw-ioniT .1. 1'. l'hilson forM-rvices
I rfnden.il.
i P. W. k. It. K. tirvi xmu run.
i
J Kii.n-w ljirt..... 12 p. m.
J Kiprc '!.. 3 5K m.
I Mail I: p. m.
4 Mail Wm 4:3 p. m.
A.-'-'.nu.lnli. KiHt 12:10 . m.
A,"Wiliiltiti'l Veil l-:lo t. ni.
Thk house of Mr. Juwiih (iailiirr,
IctliTtx'ii township, was entirely consumed
bv tire on Saturday last.
I Tanoo
ol j :?manyc
Thk I'rmident h.
lion exiling iion the )
alelv olervc the (.'cnle'iiiial FuurlU.
ll1
L t:i Vr't!
ued a procljin.i-i Bre1t''
le to appropri- r'tytio"' '
lllVBy . ll
willi a rrv iminfnl aieiileiit
tl'.li at a barn raisiity ul JiMfpli
one tlnv of last wet k. Air.
il at onbeIK'l'ltr 'M (talii'iied on the to of the
tntape tlin,'irn receiving the limber aa it was drawn
niusii.i.il n!i from li 'low. wheu bib hand was cauiiht
wv. , , i, . . ,i
v w ill lie off1 luc V") tauiy crusiiiui; lurec oi ui
ood UKKflB-uKere a,l tearin); the lloh off bis litl'e
. n.ior fniii Hie niil In llin tir,t loint He
. llerwar fe had to have the bone of lii
oppose U tlle !in?r mpululed.
mission to the i . ' . ;
ot the world'" '' T """"
ible to it baa There no pathological fact more clear-
fee. Its con- afcciTli'ned thnn that the most lornuda
ill not. or can le I'1ibi ol nervous disease are directly
i this show, nceable o inierlect digestion. Insom-
were earned a, wiluliln train ot uiretul conserpieiices,
ie midst ol its loceeds giore lrequently irom weanness
the nil-much tliau from any other cause,
re sedatives are powerless to cure ncrv-
KToi;g. TlicUuiw. and soon cease to imiiatc its
nostlie iaid on mptoins The true way to strengthen
1 would re- p; nervous system is to invisorato tue
irsil Hie dill'er-ueslive and assimilative organs, upon
ha to the war-1 ioe unobstructed action its equilibrium
ilicalea. A fail- ilolulely dependent. The daily use of
reipiiremenls of istetter s hloinach Bitters will do more
11 me to enlorte brace and soothe the weakened and ir-
;iled nerves, and induce sound, rclresu-
it All Kki.i.I.u, It sleep nature's grand uilliolicon,
Treasurer. n all the so-called nervines to be found
jibe pluriuaeopo'ia or out of it. A w ine
fsslul i the Hitters should lie taken be
fe each ileal.
.'! 'rok. ' I. V. Uii.ev asserts that in 1874
. .. ..I .... I . A .n ...
fiT-1 "i In rxis'- in i In iimiirr of mm
;.t i
if
in
dv
St lufifii mimhi'r
needjil. Nothing
arance f a tow n
ol lieauliful shade
e ot Somerset
d with trees ot this
noe Ifurt was made
wn to replace them
Mkus. Koontz and Scull are havinj; a
Iiandsmiie rrnsn walk put doAn lietwern
I'rinlins llmisi' luw and llieCourt lluuse.
i"'tkis
Ann
onll,r,.,
Itl.TIMOIti: l OHIO It.
I'lTlSHt'HUII in isiox.
! lit) V
ii aii.l liir Mnv liTO, lriiln
rail, niti xrvi: iiipi iriari hi mint: iiimki-
lu-in III. 14 intnli;' diner limn I'itt-lturiili j
tin"- ) j
KAST. (
J 4 11 1 j
14 a.m. 3 v j.
I AN ailjoiirne.I coiiil ras held here on
: Wfilinsilav last. .Iiiilirr Hall iiiesidini. ' siv
Associates Mowrv and Turner wit.' tilsolwil'
thin i present. I in til
; the if
(riTK a miiiiliiT of our iti.ens have lore
looked in at the Centennial. Tliev alhness.1
UL'ree in sa ins il is the biirirest show Ihev i shut'
Phtil-HJj; j. lit.
1. K-i-ttl 7 .'1 "
V .-J ,. h ton h I.. "
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Mil., r.ii r..tm
: 4-
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h (4 J'.tii '
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A. 111.
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Ksr.
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I'M
r.Kin.iN
i Fourth of
is talkim; of getting
July celebration ot her
1 ladT l-v"
I HI,.. .' . ..1 1 I . LI I l
r 1 1 iii ii. . i v--ni. i.iiii i v.iiuii m..ii nun iiiiiu . -
up a
nun
I plaei J
1: i . ni
S " H.lll
I.J" I- III
a graiul old time?
il,t."i
or nt ''' 'I
right""1
, I. lj.':t VI
-I
1
1 -I
Kuf.i. N .nii,K takt-n p-wsi'ssion o(
"Tut'krr a Mansion, ami ma!e nmnv
v ii-iu-i!! in iii ii ni: i lit 'i i in" niiic. ' il J
..I . ...:i.... .... i... .i t..m ! i-rtii '
jibe'l""
-i'.. i .. .. : i .i. . ii nmi ''f
i ii ov ci'iii iiu eu ui:u neuijier litriu, , i " t
"Kru-.t of the Loom." orahonta,"' Hud,r,s1'1
other brands of yard wide ltleaeluil Mus-. fu"
lins are retailed at 124 cents per vard, call !
at ration s
iw preiwred to fill
d Cleveland ready
ictiirers prici". I his
Ix-en useil evlen
fill umn 151mycr he
of many iieraous
ily who have used
II recommend il be
irabilitv and cheap-
the sample cara oi
lardware Store is the
. of the walk with a
the street, lit an
I'laee a lady on
her she w ill be inside
k. Then turn to the
ring you lietwecn the
sing in tne ophidic
a short chapter tor
In iiassine persons on
en to the right. Some
it know which side to
lidding along like a
'i.i ( J.iicn.
II ape for tfe let-
Ii i ..ii l.-.ivi- l.en roil-iin? all wilder or kilieil bs liieani of ferrt I or
and liegin to depair of Tituvery, or if-u-i. ianv waters of this (.'iiumonwrnlil':
vou have taken a reiriit rokl. p at once j gR, i Nepers n iball a', auv Tl.ai n.iiliing ill this, art i-lmll (irn-ttW'tli"-
kill .uy duck or wiM ffooj vent he fi.Liu vvitb gill ueU iu any
SvlU'rol" I All, ILD CHKKIty AMI HOICK jwnu uy ucticq wi iusu uuicuh nuvnu vt imi- . .
not. mi. Take U and lie well. . An oilier j as a bwivu or punt guu or wuu aay
medicine acts bo proinirtty nu eueciuaiiy i KaQ olher Ibaa t-uc.0 uuus as are
liabuually rained at arm leogtb and
fired froui the ahoulder, or shall use
I a
Soutlijren States lost f 20,t)00,(H.K) by
cottothvorin in a sincle week ; that
11871 2il,0lK)()iK worth of grain was
roycdliy the chinch bug ; and that in
t. 17 and is;j the Iiiicky MouuUin
Vshopiir destroyed fixnl to the amount
C)(,lKiliK0. nVinsing in evidence the
ulnlion iiid by the French government
t liiestuK ot the phylloxera, I'rol. i.iiey
s th l hey have otleretl a price ol
IKK) fiiics iur the discovery of rem-
and tc eonslrui'ting a canal capable
rigid igfti.lH ncn-s of vineland, lie-
Ii4;iig tlil water will kill the phylloxera.
attenin oi our government having
dra toward the insect K'st8, Frof.
' advatcs tliat animmission, extead
iver :x.riod of live years, be cinpow
by Cigros to stuily these subjects,
dec'tfes that in less than that time
mid l linjiossible to discover the ori
r balis of inanv ot the insects, or
k n . ids for their destruction.
-l-.n
l.il-i.uiv 7. " 1.4 ... Hi ..M "
rniitis Ii'hvc (AimicllMvilli. Iu Vuioiiinirn,
nt. ;i. in. ::,-.r. p. ni.
Triiin.- .Nil 4 iin.l lu run daily. .i. . daily r-
-l .M-.ndiij . Ail I'llior lrnmil.ul; t-i.i-il Smi-
1.' v .
i ullnuiu PjiIm'p. llruwin H.him aii'l hU--i ik
1 :tr. un mirtit truiiik.
S'-i. niv live inil.K tlm sli irli'fl. mi l llu- i.i.ty
r..ini-Lmiwim-u tlic Kal and VeI via W nitimif-
l"ll 4 'II V.
T. M. I'oi.K. Hir.frnl II. ki-l nionl.
W. E. KKI'KKT. I'jMwim AL, I'iiii-i. .
t. K. HVNli.uAN,suiii..i;.mm-ltiHi-.
.1. HAKKV FltlTZ, Connlti Surveyor, will
Kiie Fini'ial ltTilii In U nnreylnir. wrlrlnu.il
di r.li; iii.irli!:iir'-'. Iniii'f!1, will, agrwmrru?, auu,
i-ntru-itHii tn Into.
Takk NuTU'b. He will lie found la 111 urtu-e
t:vi-ri ti:itur l;iy .S.'mi'rst-I l':i.
I Sl-KEAM."
1 hi: montli ol roses.
Tills is warm weather.
I. i: cream and strawberries.
Tr. Mn: in stiaw hats is lively.
Tins is guinl Centennial weather.
N via a silver quarter have we had.
I'.kttki; weather never slaved mil of
i Any persons w ho have in their (tosses
j kion tiny fiets or incidents in regard to t lie
eal !v M-lliement of Somerset liiilllty will
conler a lavor by iniiiiiiiinicating the same
. lo llie hval ol tlii paper.
Tut: S inierset Silver Cornet Hand i-i
iin.i.. iiu nipidiv under the tutorship ot
'Mr. 1 .1. Iletn-y. The iuhmo fiirniahl
j by (In in on Ikwratiiin day was excetd.
' inglv lieauliful and apprnprijte. -
V. Smkimi K Sil Ki:it, chairman of the
committee to wdeel and prepare the
grounds for the F mrlli of July rclchr.
tion, had a force of men engaged in clean
ing up Fine Urove on Fliday nlternoon. :
ili
is.
I'.f it tiki i. weather and nut a hand or-
; in around.
mioiit ilresses are recommeiided for
ti '.ill ii ml visitors.
I'm: indications for a large apple crop
. riv eac'i lr.iging.
i.wrniNKO of the warm weather
w U tin- croaker.
hi.K the earth with a hoe and it
Ti.
last
will
Thk young n.an that can catch a rej.
; hot base ball w ithoiit hurling Ins hands,
jand then complains that the ax handle
blister them when his mother asks hitn
j lo split kindling wood, needs reconstruct.
I in'
J Ki'NMMi foot races around a sipiare, is
I the amusei.ieiit iudtilged in by the small
I Imivs of our town, these pleasant evenings.
It is good exercise, and the little fellow
I puff amazingly by the time they get in on
the "home stretch."
It is said that George M ttshington di
not know what bar was. True enouglt
but lie never passed along the platform nt
a railro.nl Ucj k.i while Jeremian S. lllaik
was wnnriiii!! looaeco jiiut' out m me cut
window. t lh
At a barn raising nt Mr. William (;.'
KnepiH-r's. on Saturday last. Mr. William'
Ctood and Mr. Cyrus Say lor Isitli met with
verr wiiifiil accidetita. Mr. Say lor was
struck above the eye, and Mr. (total on the
back tif the head by a hilling piece of timber.
We learn that Mr. J
rset twp... raised a
n hi l'la Tnurs-
iri i bi; barn is KM feet
is built on the best
.'lilder. Mr. Wilson
Swank of the kaine
are roiiifefntcd in tlie very
(ju rnis iiy Miwho asoisted at the
.r their fiiywing and perlcct
(j'.tamiklit ortimiH-rfert stick tf
lj:is 1 ..iind in k entire structure,
j, !rom their iuianship on this
predict nkrous oniers for
ll
Murder l out.
v ye.irs ago "Ast Flower" was
j-i-j to be a ccri cure for I).v
rsiul Liver coiuilut, a lew liiin
lie made know i) their friends
l-.ily nuiekljhey had ln-en
c .y ilg use. Thitpvat merit? ol
sAcot'sT Fm)u4 became 'ier
i .roii.'li the continty one sull rer
t ier, until with"Ui1lvertising, its
p. iMiiine ininiensti Druegisu in
jV TOVVN in the Slateare
s it. No person sutlfog from F ur
fli. Sick Headache, 'stiveness, pal
p of tlie Heart, iilgestion.i low
( etc, can take threcjoses wiiiotit
i (hi to vour DriiL'4 G. W. iien-
1 iiiii w ilh p itato bugs.
Snvih i: A; I'm. nre sellintr a very hand--Hue
bo toe line limit ut fi
As the liK-ust bliHiin is profuse a large
e un it. ni is predicted by some. ..... i-, -.- ,
j I I It I 1 he citizens of Somerset are
ilium bye to apple blossoms and lilacs requested lo meet ill the court house on
M ail in buttercups and clover. Wednesday evening the 14th inst., nt 8
Fin-iuui; lias more pat-crs than any j "'clock. lo"r the (iuqs.e of organizing a
riivot its -i.e in the world. ' tire ci.mp.iny L-t every one who can.
, attend, as this 1 a thing of great im
( 'oi.ki: i morbus in the sliaie of grei-n : IM,rt ance.
neiimbers lias made its appearance.
I'lH iii i- a universal complain! tint the
riilroa.l fare to the Ccnteniu.il are l.si
l.'uli.
I.muks hats are now worn on the small
of the back, by long string tied in a knot
.it tlie throat.
Tin: l.tcusts are in blossom and the busy
be - butnbleth the live long day. Nt do j
tlie mosiplitos.
di'iKs of the llK.itu.rt in wrapiT'
re iJy lor mailing can lie had at the olliee
on application.
It seems to be gem-rally conceded by
all tin- i i ities that as an actress Anna lkk
mson's .In w-es are magnificent.
The commissioners of Franklin county
have purchased a flag w hich is to be placed
mi tlie dome of the court house.
Thk weather is most propitious for the
growing crops. And the average gran
der is greatly rejoiced thereat.
Ik vou want comfortable Itoardin
lodging, at reasonable rates, by the week,
day. or meal, goto F.. Kevins, just above
the dctot.
In ladies' dress goods you will fin at
I'.iUon's, sPiks. poplins, plaids in variety,
' a! inccas, cashmeres, linen suitings, Long
lira ni II suitings.
Thk beautiful all Wo il Cassimero at
I'atton'a lor $1 is going oil" rapidly, the
handsomest siriiing for Isns to lie found
Jinv where. 51oTe tiirtiing. "
i I'F CleiTiield (inperf of tlii- week con-
i am (in- piogruipme forlhc Fourth of July
in that place, and from the "regulations"
we judge lli'-y will have it gloi joiistime.
I'KoiiAi'.i.Y ftw of our rea'ders are aware
1. 1 tlie fuel that the burning of brush alter
daik isa -nal nth-nce in Ibis State, and
that a tine ol $ V) mav lie imposed (hero
for. lx Mens' and Hoys' caslmerek, cotton
u.lit. drillings and striied khirlings, Fat
ton will astonish in the extent of asaorl
incut and low prices at which he oilers
tin in.
l.v Kiit our printer I toys received the
follow iog: 'Tlon't come to see me any
more just yet ; Father has lieen having bis
IsN.ts hall tuiled, w ith two rows if nails
around the toes."
A Miss Stiiattos, id tihio, lias turn
holding a series of meetings in the M. E.
church at Sheakleyville, with marked sue
cr-. She is said to be an earnest and for
cible sieaker, and it is tho.ight she is ac
complishing much good.
Thk use of set, dtp or other nets of less
than tbree inch mesh is punishable by a
iicnij une. nail ol winch goes to the in
former, ami it 4 tlio sworn duty ol const a
hies to return all H-rsons who. to their
knowledge, may Is- guilty of an infraction
ol this law.
Pom rF.riKo, the IWiUiiui emperor,
explains the dint-rence bt-lwit-n bis peo
ple and ours thus : "The (icople of llra
r.il say by -and by, hy and Iiy : the Aineri
feans'say -m-tJuy, to d:iy."' But s:ir(sise
tin' J.tnicmr w'ere1 tit' take imt I'jiH r(
jiriiiter j bill. To colleii: ' jrUess' lie'
sotiid hud there wasn't so much UillV-r
llice Iit twi-cn lig Anierijains and Brazil
ians alter a').
iik chairman ol the Kcnublijn Cmi li
ly Conmiittee Jia3 agreed to aorpt the
fraudulent t U-c tiio returns and has author
ised lib to plat the tick-t thus uoniinaKsl
it the iic-s-1 of the paper. We do this rc
lut tantly. not Is-uauc we are opaiu-U to
tiv id lue gentlemen nominated, tor we
Hunk H is as respectable a ticket a the
Lcpuhlicaus o Somerset county have
placed in nomination for some years but
we tear tins will be an encouragement lor
reiN-ating the same game at our next pri
I'ltoF. A. X. Johnson, the most able,
exicricneed and successful organist, au
thor and conductor ol music in America,
w ill commeiiii- a normal class of music in
thi place on Monday, August 7, ISTC. the
course to continue through that week and
the following one. Class tickets, tbree
dollar.
All communications intended for publi
cation must lie aironiianied by the name
of the author. The name is not inti-mlcd
for publication, but simply as a guaratile'
of good faith. I'ersons w lio do not folln'r
tl.is rule are advised not to waste their p '
-r, ink an I (Ktstage statists, as we w ill
no case deviate from it. IT
A Lam AsTKitcounty juryman was lit i
fill and costs for Iniiig absent when ;j
mil w as caJIcd. When court w.-is alsm ly
adjourn, he came rushing in, alnf '-"
and exc used himsrlf by saif 'f
The t'oiirl ink' . :.
ered tlie excuse it little thill and filled J
ami I s also e. A i-inm! exatntile. I
li -
bn -nihil-.
' he bail lalleu asleep.
Tn K lightning rml man lias thaweca
and we may therefore look for him d
He lias, tins year, "the copier strip- '
new double and twisted, Centennial f
ver H:gleil; lour pronged, nic-kle, d
polished electric current conduc.
which he will oiler to his customer ;
lowest rate. Gel your shot-gun rea f
liKTM kkn four and five hundred
(iloyees'wc-n-disi hafgedjlroni (he ! ,
the I'cnnsylvania Kailroad Coiiii--f
All'MUia, week lieliire last. For
months nast an uniisiiallv larire i f
f ,1 gi-t a Isitlle lor i tents
i.itip'.e iHittlesten cen
ntrrvel Onlenrilal ir 4'rmm
Parh.
at
t
i
i
try
t i
n-rset w plea
tike
the
iH-.iiile of Sunerset w ple.iK' ac-
l,v blanks for their gentus petron
a'.hi ast. 1 have oH id the linest
atii Saloon in WestenlV-nn V, at
ih. ! M h: i lirrNrCon
II i lit': '- Lrew(
. is. V I '
a? ,10rC P e ciunty.a.sed to
.? -i . ' ' ,n'1 "" bllild-
Ai. t ,""istofllce
. "ere I 1.11.1..
11.-. 4 . . -"iiy on
b l Mai S. own s,1arilla.
n i.i , ;'er. P'ngvr. Ice
evenli
aiin4 Ghosts. A corresjiondent of
tl'qteadiit Etiyle has often passed the
Hatisbuif bridge in tliat cuy ai nigni
ani he lid so he heard "strange scream
ing; nd tlaii again a doleful sirging noise
thakt firisliorriticd me. 1 would listen
a wile ai j then would follow a splash
am lhtnii on the water and all would
beiiel. Again I have heard lieauliful
kon I sun. il the dead hour of night. 1
one -Alept a ilh a canal captain on his boat.
Thiiwer Oving at Uicklev's wharf near
the liilgcTliat night I heard a strange
singjg nots j I told the captain alstut it
saiiauai a noun ng, we oneii near
is mi. .Id story along the canal that
idgi k haunted bv the spirit of a
in Coughs, Colds, and all diseases of the
throat, limci and chest, leading to con
sumption. Hundreds who once thought
they had that dread disease haTe been re
stored to health by ;hc use of this almost
magic remedy. It is also the best known
Rjieeilic for Croup, and never tails in
Whooping Cough. Trial size 10 cents,
large size 50 cents per bottle.
Lrcl.Ksi ASTlc.Mt. The Somerset Classis
of the Helormcd Church assembled in an
uual session in Salem Kclormed Cliurih,
l.cvausville. Fx, oil lh XI Ii iusl., !H'1
continued its session unli! Mouday mam.
There were present nine pastors and six
ciders. Kcv. It. I). Sleckel, of Meyers
dale, was elected Fresident, ICeT. A. K.
Truxa), Treasuier, and Kev. J. Kuhl,
Cor. Secretary. Kev. II . F. Keener, of
Berlin, is Staled (.lent.
Kev. Win. Uupp, the former president,
preached tlie o(icning sermon. The dis
course was prolound but emineully prac
tical. . Kev. Hupp, wo arc glad to say, has
well-nigh recovered his wonted health and
feels able to do full work again in the pas
toral office, lie has been pastor at Berlin
for nearly ten years, during which time
he preached tw ice and three times every
Sabliath up to within a year. A sound
theologian and philosopher, he has done
much to bring back the Keformed Church
in this county to her ancient landmarks
to her historical doctrines and custom.
His influence has not been confined to bis
nw n church, but has extended beyond il
in its saltilory ellects. e are sorry that
he think ol leaving the county, for his
talent and scholarship make hint a c-redil
to any locality. Few pastor have exer
cised a more abiding and far reaching in
fluence over the religious interests of their
own and other denominations in this coun
ty than Iter. Kupn. Ilia studious turn of
mind nnd his eminent scholarship would
quality him well lor a professorship in any
college in the land.
The usual business was transacted dur
ing the sessions of classis. The iiarochid
reports show that the Kelormcd Churc h is
prospering within the bounds of this class
is that her membership is increasing rap
idly in numbers, and is making progress
in good works, and that her doctrines are
held in general respect and honor. The
statistics show a membership ol 2277.
The Communion service on Sunday
called forth a large attendance. It was
good to lie there, and to draw the water of
divine grace from the wells of salvation.
The classis gave expression to her sym
pathy for the sufferers in the late tire at
Somerset.
and I
it,
this
mil r red tmng woman, and that same
thin
IT.011I
saw
the
won
tune
and
Jin
ing iid splashing noise I have heard
liantncc. One night I thought I
kw-hift figure Hunting or sailing over
Irtiicof the water. It was that of a
1 mil ,he sang a singular kind of a
Thl w hat the captaiu told me.
lsvii'i 1 heard the same thing from
othe-'partv. 1 ilnu't Miere m ijlut! or
i , .u I really think there is some
thin: KHp-.aalural about that bridge some
night,"
A CAKHniTIIK AXIKIIU'AX Pl'lll.lC
For m.invf-ars we have made two medi
cines suite. 4c the ailments of a vast class
of sutl'ena. Thousends of cures have
been inadi by them, and, in fact, the word
failure ci ild never lie coupled w ith them.
But withi the last two years counterfeits
ot our mclfc ines have sprung up, danger
ous in llieii close imitation ol our Trade
Mark. IV secure the (icople we have
place! 11 p. each genuine box of Hollo
way's J'iliand Holloway's Ointment the
far similii tit the signature ot our Agent,
Mr. J f
lelonxi
one
vigor 1
that t!
pie wil
M .4 Kit I KI.
K'KES MOCK. At the Lutheran psr-
souage, in t tieileiisiiurg, .liaren .-.in, ny
Kev. J. J. Ytrlkli. -Mr. nm. r. ickc 10
Miss l.ibbic Moc k. Isilh of Bedford Co.,
Fenn'a,
KKAM ni'MBEUT. June th. by
Kev. J. J. Welsh. Mr. Jacob Beam, of
Jenner X Roads, to Mis Harriet Gum
bert, of Somerset Co., Fa.
BITTNKK LANDIS. On llie 21st,
of May by Kev. H. F. f Keener. Mr. Her
man liittnerof Meycrsdale, to Miss Sarah
Landis of Koxbury.
MILLEU FHILLII'FI. April th,
at the residence of Daniel Beam, by Elder
John Cola-r. Mr. Tobias Miller to Miss
Lydia Fhillippi, both of Summit township.
'Siydock. To counterfeit this is
(e shall relentlessly pursucftny
hi iniitales this with the utmost
1 the law. We most earnestly beg
great mass of the American (eo-
id us in our ellorts to proieci
121 Weed Mi eel, ea
re ,oraiizer
TIjc d,.fault.
failures
"e daily
nuently
1 .sequent
Jie ft 11 an
lie little
1 1 1 a M ,,
Thi
LA T K
mustard
is gatl
ihous-
like the
vas si-nt
aren.iw i.ai'JInne head
iH-r In !!.. imj he stmg-
confes-
n 0 o !
wh
llmlUHoli
Rnolctkm tit. eriit.iiiifli-s
ct water I- r.-is-i rns. s.awkruptcy,
irund hotifi- fli. iild liave a 81 e been
dut'tied i.-1
grixst i!'.!y
ll-.l II.
lave a Sie
ru!,"j. tt.
j as ti
hV'1 1
tempta-
many
nany fine
Peachbot torn ''.' .!
mi fj J
"'eacQ-areftil
j j " Jiijitand-
!r rs-ltlnu-tl;! v -"C crew,
tak-l.1" l-ui Mile ' "'l'Kijl the
1 '. . . k m'Ll til'lll. .
lv.',:' '".. ..v " ivi
him ..r :,.I"1.V I.I.", ' . ,';.. botiu
Strn-t,c:um.vrt,. '"' "'g on ,1... ic
N 1
"iters
had been employed, ow ing to thel0 i
of a great many cars, and ihal the as i
now ovc-r, their discharge was n $
tc i ted. - 'i
yi -
Mil. .1. II. I'lsn. lias taken 1
of the Black I'roper'y, and is pn
entertain kiiinmer Umrders. T
Frojierty is one of the most (den
ualoil mid convenient places
town. The large grounds ar
place for children. Persons r
summer Imarding house should a '
caily itate. ; , ,
Who put em koop thnr w ufaciurt
lief o' me'' On Sunday lii.L.? j
containing an old cluck and tvr 7
chicks were placed in the stall nrtllhivi-i
the "Chief" in the eoniposii f
this olliee. Whether they we t -5
as a prevent lor the "".ief" ,
they were placed there bv soio.' .-
ins boys, is a cpieslion. - g v.
a fv.t.r ot
r;
' .-. .. - WUli 1
.::","" "ere tZ''
1 ."" is.-, ""'ediati
their Mallh. and help us in our task of
bringijg these most nnprihcipled men to
the bar of justice. I niformly refuse to
nttrfliee Medicine. purnortini to be ours
unless dr. Jos. Haydock's signature is at
tached o each Box of Fills or Pot of Oint
ment ad the end will soon lie reached,
'he public's obedient servant,
i Hoi.l.OWAV & Co.
I)IK1.
BALDWIN. June 2. 187(1. James M.
Baldwin, aged :'.0 years, s) mouths, and I!)
days.
BELL June 0, 1S70, at 12:: r. m.,
Zachary T. Bell, youngest son of David
Bell, residing near the Beam Reformed
Clmrch in Jenner twp., aged 27 ycurs.
months and 20 day.
JOHN'SOX. On Thursday the Nth inst,
at Berlin. Mrs. Eiizalicth Johnson, wife ol
George Johnson, Esq.
Mrs. Johns:m was followed to the grave
by her soiwwmg relatives -aittt-n mfge
number of her neighbors and acquaint
ances. Her kind and gentle manner and
her earnest christian life had endeared her
to all w ith whom she was acquainted, a
kind and affectionate wife, a devoted and
loving mother.
StkIwrekkt Snonr Cakk. This lie
ing thi-trawlKTrr season It will not lie
unseasonable for us to present to our react
ers th usual rec'qie tor manufacturing
lhat vrv palatable luxury, known as
straw Ic'rry short nke." Here it i:
Dissolv. one teaspoon fill of soda, ,a ',ne
pint of sweet milk. Take nearly Hour
enough tor a thin dough, thoughly mix
it with wo tcasiwKiuslul ctfeream-of -tartar,
. ..,.,,il .l Isitter, w ith a little
salt. ?Iix the win, adding flour Jo make
it as thick as te 1-lke-
thin slices. '-' ! l,lec?- ,Have
'nod lot strawberries prevnmsly well
Tugar ""d put them between the pieces
aPj on top, dipping over the whole a lit
tle juice ol the lierries. Let it stand In a
warm place until the berries are (tarlially
cooked, and eat with sugar sprinkled over,
or butler with sugar and cieam, if you
have it. Basplicrrics answer just as well
as strawlierries U r thi short 4-akc.
Jraarr Item.
Mr. Joseph Crist has a peculiar way of
putting ir. oats. In the nrst place lie sows
his oats and then harrows it the same as
other people do, after which he procures
a large brush and drags that over the
ground in order to make it level. Il this
does not make it level enough, he gets a
board and (daces it on top of the brush
and theu seats himself on top ol it and
drives around a while in this way. He
savs the beauty of putting in oats in this
ws is when it conies up it is all in smts so
you do not have to use so much labor in
harvesting it.
Mr. Wm. .1. D,ingo ha or had a chikon
in h'is (isscsioh that 'had three perfect
legs.
Mr. George Gardner is remodelling
Cow.
GAME AM GAME FISH.
An act to amenp and consolidate
thk sevenal acts kelat1nc1 to
thk 1 a me a?:d game k1s1i law.
A pri
ami .. h tj,hi bain pu-Paraiory to filling it with the
'Mini- 7 U'"'e HHiim harvest, which by all.appearances
in flfcii p -"d of T.ll be a good one lor him,
i &ir.Wii S. Morgan is
"ret
,h.l '
""J" tit.
l JjUI jl
.i. i. .. a -
. ."e,f
vi-il 7'iirv o. .
s;-f lo h i..
--v . ..irni . . .
'JtY'fu .1 " 'JO u .l...... ....... 1.,,-;.... 111111 b nil
IS in . 'u"l to . " " '
running two
the as-
d.-M
oiirr,.. " ' 'Jtiie
11':
Biitn C'ace. The month of Jure
f far been pro(itious for the mem-
rm.t.e leainereu irioc. u jwiiuhj
. iav ..:. rman Canary" a "Black Bird
uVl..i " koeciinens ot the 'American
... ' CiX . .1 ,. 1.A
rtt 4iiteo. 1 lie uih 01
losed, and Burgess Weltly
is.t" trimmed his nails with
II. c IS w.l... t.r.loroil IVratib tit
worn. "c "I'kei - r" .r. .7. "1
1 1.
"""I ot tn,. e i of U,e J.'? 18
'.n".'I 'W InT
.7.'
in..
--.i.... - . a. 1. 1. -"i
or - lr.l . "e H..I.
' in. Hvk 1 il.;" lrion, Uo bo, f eV. tbe one
in no.. j an t i' xin.' - ...
- is in . . it -iz. in iiii! HLrircis uu ituiun?
"1 Hit- r,a' of r'..r was sworn and pro
ven 1 ",ce on. I f X' Mii, "."- "f .ail these birds:
iart. "n"Terf r. '"""t
jnpviu. if Wki . - ut? a,,.. . ' i
' 81, 7 Ilo arJs o ,iZ .'"" iw 1 " ex, pk .AU were made by the
as,x' B.-....",,'.-e... r.''Harri ..V.' nk ,:.,e the one unto the
. tarr. bJtl0t I 1 ',''' or?" o ,""0e "nC.-'reidrawn ami
'W .J.y (. ' bw V'OecJ ,,""" ImJv " i On .time assumed the
witnesses
most
''two ':..''0rP,.:?lb. ,er0 tf the officer.
rl "Je moe." Ps re in "'ne' u0jr k pc it was proven
X. HVJf s,,rUlnn , ynnTrr0t' Nut the "German
elan ll fe. '"ft f Lr " o 2 toovjl s"'e( ot dly of all mod
1' hr jyjhei ."'.ar"ra & tC '' fwie. . slit-
i . ui. 1 -. . riiiMir.. ,. varri . - 1 x
- I W n .. a ! m II NIN.I. . . '
7 - P-l.
r r 1 .wnu vet-naK. om
i i .-. nm 7 . fitt.i,-a -7wn,i.i.. :-. :"rh.- Kntwii
mil
State Ai-coiNTMENT. G
lias aptiointcd I bester .
Reading, bis private strrcbin
Major. A. ilson Norns,
lyap(Niinfed State rc-iMirter.
virtue ol the new tllic-e. ItM
.1... ..r .1... 11 1 ,.r T1..1
111.-1 ot iiic itiwiii t.i 1 aiu x .
communicalions relative to n
herealter be addressed to li in flj
oil liave beard 01 mv 1
necil
rails
lT.
of money
east
Alex.
answe
lii-n of the act of A,,W ' - "f .! .g the Tie !?f ?le a, ,0. it, K
11. N(1'.', requires the C
the r.'l i
mono to rebuild my hlf"e 8m. . nwf I dhtl ..V 'Past tL "c.f'ir-
i1iileyrtur acHminf.ttsirj "?;hlr,. of To o-vZI Ujr "' Im-t.
lohr notes will answ'e f'.r 7V. ;:.' "' Tierf .i. ','a'ei);11, '.'-Xii u.Tartl
. I, . 'I itfr I In . 1 -ie.l.-..- . II,... ' F iirt.. I
. 1011 win nnu nur' mi i,. - 1 icijel ""-mmr 1... " reoemi.. '"".
.1-.i. .1: ii t "iiiain: im f.. -'ir m..
i'.ilin u. nil' uiaiii.ii.u -' mi-r.., . f. t, . --m: jj- ttum i Mt - it
. . . ' I....- "miia ; t.. . . uia " "i i.eai,..-. -
isin zmnn, wucre an -.ore,Je -;"ii)e ,. - ""e fitt(j y, at f""''
fail pr-.lcssiiinal call. J;? U. CilT" ork): . ir
! 'IS Still,.'.
Tie it-... . lie Bur-
-Wii, .. fc Il,X IVrsolt
a, "Iro. 1 . -ii i -1-
. -1 '
loth,
"ni its
Tuesday
er
ln. ' e 11 ,1.1 "
V'Ta'anc.-, 7 Won
Prt'errr,. 'Ta'nce i, u Wo,
Section 1. He it enacted' etc.,
That no person shall kill or pursue,
in anv nart of the Slate, any elk or
wild deer, save only from the first
day of October in any year to the
first day of January next following;
no person sball have in bis or ber
possession, or offer for sale, or trans
port any elk or wild deer, or fresh
venison, sare only from tbe first day
of October .in any year to tbe first
daf of January next following; no
person sball at any time kill any
fawn when in its spotted coat, or
have tbe fresh s-kia of any such fawn
in bis or ber possession; no person
shall pursue any elk or wild deer
with dogs in any part of this State,
or 6hall kill in tbe water any elk, or
wiUJ deer,-or lawn which has been
driven thereto by doers; any person
offending against any of the provis
ions of this section shall lie ueemeq
guilty of a misdemeanor, and sball be
liable to 4 penalty of fifty dollar for
each elk, wild, deer or lawn so killed,
pursued or trapped, or Tresb elk, wild
deer or fawn skin had in his posses
sion, and may be proceeded azainst
la any county of the State wherein
be may be arrested, naving tne same
in his or ber possession: Provided,
however, Tbat any person may sell
or have in his or her possession tbe
elk or wild deer oforesaid, between
the first day of January and the first
day of October in any year next fol
lowing, without liability to the pen
alty beiein imposed: Provided, He
shall prove that sucb g4nie, if killed
in this State, was killed within the
imc allowed bv this act or was kill
ed outside the "limits of this State,
and at some place where the law did
not prohibit such killing; dogs pursu
itg elk. or wihl deer, or fawns may
be killed by any person, and any con
stable or other town official may kill
any dog that habitually pursues elk,
wild deer or fawns, and ibe owner ol
such dog ball Iw liable to a penally
of ten dollars for each elk, wild deer
or fawn killed by such dog. Pro
vided further, Tbat this act shall be
so constructed as not, to ck""!?? or
alter any exceptions, of anj counties
of ibis late hpretofore made in any
act of assembly, prohiluung ru,'lnlDI
of deer with flogs.
Sec X,o person sbaU kill or ex,
posp to sae, or bave nlawfu.Hj in
bis or ber possession fter the sae
has been killed, any eray, black or
foS squirrel between tbe first day of
January and the nrst flay 01 juiy iu
each y'ear.under a penalty of five
dollars lor eaec anu every equ...-.
killed or had in possession.
Sec. 3. No person shall kill or ex
pose for sale, or bate unlawfully in
hi possession after the same has
lieen killed, any hare, commonly
any net, device, labtruuient or gun
other tban sucb gun aa aforesaid,
with intent to capture cr kill any
such wild duck or goose, under a
penalty of ten dollars.
Sec;. 5. No person shall kill or ex
pose tor sale, or bave unlawfully in
Lis or her possession after the; saujo' black
. . .-oi -i 1 . 1
iiasueuu kiueti, any w uu luiht-y or uuy
wood duck bvlwecn tho first day of
January and tbe first day of
October in any year, under a penalty
of ten dollars for each bird so killed
or had in possession.
Sec. 6. No person shall kill or
expose for sale, or have unlawfully in
his or her possession after the same
has been killed, any upland or grass
plover between the first day of Janu
ary and the 1 5tb day of August in
any year, under a penalty of ten
dollar for each bird so killed or had
in possession.
Sec. 7. No person shall kill or ex
pose for sale, or have unlawfully in
bis or her possession, after tbe san:e
has beea killed, any woodcock be
tween the first day of January and
the fourth day ol July in any year,
nnder a penalty of ten dollars for
each bird so killed or had in possi's-
sion.
Sec S. No person shall kill or ex
pose for sale, or have unlawfully in
bis or her possession after the same
has been killed, any quail or Virginia
partridge between tbe fifteenth day
of December and the fifreentb day of
October in any year, under a penalty
of tep dollars "for each bird so killed
or had in possession.
Ski:. 9. No person shall kill or ex
pose for aale, or have unlawfully in
bis or her possession after tbe same
has been killed, any milled groutej
commonly called pheasant or pinnat
ed grouse, commonly called prarie
chicken, between tbe first day ot Jan-
nary aud the first day of October in
any year, under a penally of ten dol
lar's for each bird so kill, d or bad in
possession.
Ski 10. No person t ball kill or ex
pose for sale, or have unlawfully in
bis or ber possession after the same
ha lieen killed, any rail bird or reed
bird, except in the months of Septem
ber, October, and .November, under a
penalty of five dollars for each and
every rail or reed bird so killed or had
in possession.
Sec. 11. No person shall at any
time within this State kill, trap or
expose for sale, or have unlawfully
in his or her possession alter me
same has been killed, any nigbthawk,
wbippoorwill, sparrow, thrush, lark
finch, martin, chimney swall w,
wood-pecker, flicker, robin, oriole,
ed or cardinal bird, ceder bird, tanar
eer. cat bird blue bird, or anv other
insectiverous bird, under a penalty of
five dallars for each bird killed, trap
ped, exposed for sale or had in p -session.
Sec 12. The lust section, to it,
section eleven, shall not apply to any
person who shall kill any bird for tbe
purpose of scientific investigation, or
having the same stuffed or set up as
a specimen.
Sec. 13. No person shall rob or
destroy the eggs or nests of any wild
birds whatsoever, only those of such
predatfSfftfs as are destructive of
....- .. .1 I. nn.'iir
K&.lie UUU lUsritncivilP vint, -."-'
a penally of ten dollars for each of
fense. Provided, That this section
shtll not apply to any person who
shall collect such eggs for scientific
nurooses.
Sec. 14. No person shall kill, catch
or discbarge any firearms at any wild
niaooo while ou Us nesMng grounu,-
or break up or in any manner dis
turbsucb nesting ground or the bird
therein, or discharge any firearms
within one-fourth of a mile of such
nesting place of any wild pigeon or
pigeons or shoot at, maim or kill any
wild pigeons, within their roostiugs,
under a penal'y of twenty dollars.
Sec. 15. No person shall at any
time or place, within this State, kill
or take any wild turkey or ruffed
grouse, commonly called pheasant,
or iiuail. or iruinia partridge, or
woodcock, or rail, or reed bird, or
rabbits, by means ofany Wind, trap,
snare, net or device whatever, under
a penalty of ten dollars for each and
every bird orrabbit so trapped, snared
or taken: Provided, That nothing in
this section shall be so construed as
to prevent individuals or associations
for protection, preservation and prop
agation of ga.rue from gathering alive
by nets or traps with the written con
sent of the owner of the the land,
quails or Virginia partridges, from
tbe twentieth day of December, in
any year, to the first day of Februa
ry next foHawinir, for the sole pur
pose of preserving them alive over
the winter.
Sec. Ifi, There shall be no bunting,
or shooting, or fishing on tbe first
day of the week, called Sunday, and
any person offending against the pro
visions of this section shall be liable
to a penalty of twenty-five dollars.
Sec. 17. No person sball at any
time catch or kill any speckled trout
with any device, save only with rod,
book and line, except for the purpose
of propagation or scientific investiga
tion, or place any set lines in waters
inhabited by them, under a penalty
ot twenty-five dollars for each of
fense. Sec. 13. No person shall kill or ex
pose to sale, or have unlawfully in
his or her possession after the same
has been killed, any salmon or i-peck-led
trout, save only duringtbe months
of April, May, June and July and
tbe first fifteen days of August, un
der a penalty ot ten dollars for each
salmon or trout so killed or had in
possession; but this section shall not
preveut any person from catching
trout with nets iu waters owned by
himself to stock other waters.
Sec. 111. No person shall kill or
expose for sale, or haye unlawfully
in his or her possession after tbe
s.ame has Ueen kjlled, nJ I"ke troul
in the months of IVcerabr. January
and IjVbruary, under a penalty o
ten dollars for each Uh.
Sec. 2GV Any person trespassing
on any la,nd for the purpose of tak
ing lsh from any private pond,
streaoj or spring, after public notice
on the part of the owner or occopant
thereof, such notice being posted ad
jacent to sucb pond, stream or spring,
tbal' be deemed guilty 01 trespass,
and in addition to damages recovera
ble bv law. shall be liable to tbe own
er, lessee or occopant in penalty of
one hundred dollars for every socn
offense: Provided however, This sec
tion sball apply only to Buch ponds,
any person violating tbe provision
of this se. tii'Q sball he liable V a
penalty' of twentv-Bve
each and every offense.
Sec. 22. Tbat no person sball at
any time catch or kill, in any waters
of this State, save only with a rod,
hook and lite, out line or scroll, and
lr t lmar''iifnil f B"
rHat t vutl,.nli-l rura lull a.ll MO l tli
KHlm-lsau.1 HU'l-lT. (Millie.) ih ui"rrl arut
an. i lr".H iii ia.'l l aa". I'limlui ..r ui t.nTf 1
vii-lruttl' it. l.-aotTThrji uf ai.ittj.cnvrl. niw,
:ri.tur. M-ulf diachafkr, Bntclii t uita,
bri -Muni iJfiiaii, lirvt-y. pan. In th l-w-a or
'.!. ii-a bwliie, poui'ii, Si.n-li' i1 sniti
tl.'UH trt. th I;-1! an'i ;l 'li-i'as a s;-ei illc.ir
cnitiaiiiiia i.3'un. mrn:!t-ss ul dun'i'ii. ajje
t, .llarj f.ir ora.-- 'i.iu.s iu.l r rail ... nil u.aiiu
awl rubral cor, fot Hale I'tllsi. . BrnfiTl
i c.. Somi-raei, Pa., a im! Mountain k lo., 4y.nrt
i ance. fa. "oW
IMIVJKRMCT MAIKET
Corrected br (Nm fc IUkeit.
nV.i!.rl- is
no person shall catch or expose for j CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR 4 FEED,
rr-
-t-
I
St-it'i
.'S:
sale, or huve in his or ber possession , A)plc. Mt,u v
after tbe same has been Siiied, any , AW.ii.iir, v ci
bass, pike or pickerel, . o Butter. t '. W "..'.Y.':
iwr.-id.e, commonly kuown , hT ?., "iirt'::.:
iiuchanna salmon, belweeu the first ! "
day of July, except alive for stocking
other waters, under a penalty of ten - aw-.
uoliars tor eacn onense: 1 ro iueu, com, (ear) r dummi
This section shall not apply to tbe
waters of Lake Erie, except in the
ponds on the island or peniosula front
ing Ibe north and east shores ol
harbor of Krie.
Sec. 2-'J. In any of tbe inland wa
ters of this State, inhabited by
1.1 .j - 1.. 1- 1 . ; ti,il
sprecaicu nuui ui uiaca, uasj, n bub.. ()HU. m uu
not be lawful to catch or kill fish by ! v. f t"j
.... - 1 Peaches, ilneil.
means 01 any net, or uevice u mo u- 1 kt ha
ture thereof, the meshes or open ! ' Mriin""""""'.
space in which shall be less than 1 - orouiia Alum, per
.1 ,1 ..fio-ni. " Aahuia. per sa
tuitrv lutucii, uui.e. .."-. j Sa:4r, yell'.w ft
ty-five dollars: Provided, Tbat noih- !
.. ... .. .1 Tlll.lw, fi B ......
ing herein shall authorize tne caicn- j wnent. v tu
Avir Ad'i-rliitrmriit.
ASIliNKK'S SAI.K tF A
F A 11 M!
AI! II t c rt .lo tncl tt pwc of tan.1 . itnit- fit
LIGUNIKU TP., W TMOKLA N I) C( ,
N.pn.lf .I t.y lanil 'il J.werh Mi.rehea.1. Ei. (
uf It. V. .sin-k.) I'r. ("aniHilmc lit.." Ii. thi,
Jatsib i'r-, J.'lio Fry, an.l uthcr. Hitlnln
SEVEXTTMNE AUKE-S AMD SEVE5
TV i'UlK I'EKL'UES,
mure .tr lew reciirdr-t in Ihe Rs-nlcrs ottiv-e tl'
W tjluwiLun! 1 '..uuiy. lKs:d Ikn k volume 'A ynf
3. etiuii. I tu Jauv-s It!. I. l !.! I'oll il 1.
Y. si'k. "Hi. hcrillwf ilti.- i'.u.iia' alw-t natn
eil. Tlie al-.v tjrm it .itiuiitl on lh ijren?-
4 iiuitf I'ls?. at ut cn- raitc an'i a half (rem toe
l"WQ "F i.i"it'fr. Aeoi.nju i'i in .wii.
. ft.r.11 I- l'.i'l ni an-e-r I-ik . ami ih r i-plen-
(U a 1 ' ' J'pi- lertll- nia.le lt-w.t .attlar "I lfl,
JSr I tIltrt. ml! tki- pii-e . ti. 4tiM...-cs a. w'rlui.-l.
1 LVrn. (ulielle l) f DU.-HIO....
O.rn meal f
Call akina, 1 B
Ehk, V
FU.ur. 44 hhl
tho I Flaxaee.1 V ',a-. ."
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ing of spreckled trout by means of
any device save only by a rod, hook
and line, except for propagation and
to stock other waters.
Sec. 21. No person shall catch any
speckled trout, black bass or other
fish in anv of the waters of ibis State,
by shutting or drawing off any por-j
tion of said waters, or by dragging or I
drawing small nets or seins therein
when tbe waters sball be wholly or in
part drawn off, except by order of
the State Fishery Commissioners;
auil it shall not be lawful for any one
to place, or cause to be placed, in any
of the streams ofttv.s Lommonweaitn,
any torpedo, giant powder, nitro
glycerine or other explosive substance,
with intent to catch any nsn aiore-
said; and any person violating the
provisions of this act shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor, aud on
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ON WEPNKSpAY, JUNE 20 lSTC.
June 14.
JDHX KIRKPATKK'K.
A5ticae.
Seie AJrerlitemeiit.
MARK THESE FACTS !
THE TESTIMONY OF THE
WHOLE WOKI.IV
HOUtOWAY'S OINTMENT
1876. WHERE NOW? 1876.
Tn Mini KS. V, "nf f (hr Urrm X, A unh
1114 at)'! lu-alihv ?tU !
WHAT FOR?
To Shit a FARM oat ih I ha
One Million Acres
of fine farming- ln.l U nt hi the OSA.ND
K At li'S IXDtANA at. R.
Stp-n Si. Ren.lv Marker t, 8ure (Yopa, 0l
S-bo.la. U. K. runa throuvh center ol arnnt.
S'-uli-nn-nu all al..K. All kin.lt ..I pnsluc noi
nl. Plenty ul water, timlier aaU haiUln materl.
al. Pri.-e IPin ut lo per acre; oue-hsirth
(i..wn, balsnceon unie.
-Semi lor lllustrale.1 pamphlet, tall of feet
ant nnurts. an.l I? c.siviu.'e.i. A't'ln-.
W. A. lic.WAKlt, I.TOiii'r ilmit.1 Ka.i.t.
Miehuan.
P. H. I I'M ice ce y ..in.. i i.
I, in. li K . W.
I MINI ST ll.VTO K'S N OT ICE.
i
k.-tateol J allies M. BaWtwin. late ! Jennner
1 p. ileoeaae.1.
Letter of ajlmtmsiratloo oo the a Nit a eatata
h.ivinic lieen uranted to the nn.lerslifne.1. H.SH- la
herel.v Kiven l th.sw Imleliteil lo It lo make Imine
iltnte javmeni.n.l tluie hartna claims avainst It,
to present them .iuiy authentlcatetl actilement,
at tin- late re-i.lcn-e ol .leccaaeil, oa !turiay.
July -ii, 1T.
J ' ......... . nnriw
.S.l.SLB O .1 t. " " . .
June 14. A.lmiiiisirairix.
Bad Lea;, Baa Brtrnt,renatl I leera
in . Ii.ai.rli.il. m of aurei. are remediable t.T the
iir-iper an.l oillirent use of Ihia im sliinahle pre
paration. To altcui(rt 10 cure bail lr ny plniler
i,. ih ntvi-s ..r the wun.l toaetlier Is I'.lly :
i. in net Inn I i.,r .h.,nl.l me -km uuito a hoaur ilieenseu ci'n.i.
. ,.i.i 1- 1 1 . i. r ti-in n-m;iiU!i unin-riiriii i" wm.
thereof shall be liable to a penalty t l in . ,.,. The only ratsmui an.l
n..lii.-elhe inlliiliiat ln in an.l als.ul tlie w.mn.l
VKE NOTICE.
he ts.-kiof Messra. HeclileT k Hm. have htsea
tlwe.1 in mv b.inas lor collection. rm
ni.ainK thuuwlves in.leltte.1 to the anotn Orm
will c ill npon tho umlrraiKneil ami aettle their
account hy noieor cash.
June It. J. R. SOTT.
A
UDITOUS NOTICE.
fifty dollars.
Sec. 'J."i. That tbe liourd of Fish
Commissioners shall, upou the appli
cation to them in writing of ten or
more citizens of any 'county in this
Commonwealth, appoint one or more
fish wardens or water bailiffs, whnse
duty it shall be to enforce, by infor
mation or prosecution, the laws of
this Commonwealth now in force, or
tbat may hereafter be passed, pro
viding for the propagation and pro
tection of fisb iu any of tbe iuterior
waters of this Coinmwn wealth: Pro
vided, Tbat the Common wealth shall
not be liable to pay to any of the per
sons so appointed any salary or com
pensation for their services.
Sec. 2i. Aoy person may sell, or
have in his or ber possession, any
pinnated grouse, commonly called
prairie chicken, ruttied grouse, com
monly called pheasant, and quail or
Virginia partridge, for a period of Gf
teeu days after tbe time limited for
killinir "the same has expired, and
sball not be liable to aoy penalty un
der this act: Provided, Ho or she
shall prove tbat sucb birds were
killed within the period allowed by
this act, cr were killed outside tbe
limits of this State, at some place
where the law did not fjrbid the kill
ing of the same.
Ski- '27 Anv iieasou or persons ; .,,,. ,r.. .en ru,,i,i ,n t..ra
violating any of tbe provisions ot lVVX
act, and sball be Summarily convict- move any hi.l.Un sore or wouu.l t clleetaallr as
1 t l. t ;., ..;,.. f 1 ho thi.uah inlpatila tothe eye. There iiiti.ln brea.l
ed thereof before a justice or the j an jKr aiiirr,, lr'r ,u, rui.t.in mar tn.
neace or alderman sball be sentenced 1 ointment, wiii'iourem service. This i. the only
r ' , ! scire ireaintent Pir lemalo. eases or enncer in the
suHouch, or where iliere may I neuerai is-iirinij
ll.iWIl.
an.l .11 nail he i lie nelithls.rina- pans ny ru..on.a .u
pi. niv ol lliel i.nliueiil as sail is lorcts. mi" nictu
1 hu will c iuse the niulunant humors to he .iniiu
e.1 oil Iron, the hard, swollen, and discolore.1
purts round al.ut the wound. s..re. or .n. .-.....
when these buiiH.rs arercim.ve.l. the wouisislhem
sch s will atain heal: warm hread aud water pul-
1.1 ..... ik. iii-t.i Dirti. artr the
c tinnncnt has been well rut-lied In. will asilhe and
s..llen the same an.l urenlly aseis. inecure. orj
is a description ol ul.-er, .re and swelling, which
need not Is; namo-l hero, attendant ii.n Iho kd
lics.'l youth, an.l lor which Ihis liinuneiit l ur
.i.ir'm.rtniM.n.lHloi sowrclifn rcmo.Iv. In
curinic such t'is..n..s Si.ri'S it ncter lalls lo re
rore 'llie svsiem tit a healthy state it the Flits be
taken uo.o'r.tiiia to the primed instructions.
Hplhrrln. 1 leertlt r Thraal. s.atI
siearlel aatl ather fevera.
Any or the ahora disenset may he cured hy well
ruliMnn the Oiutim-ut three tim.-s a day into the
chcu. ttmat. and ni-ck l the iient : it will .n
penetrate, and ivs Imineiliaie relii-r. Mclic-.ne
taken hy the month must operate upon the whole
svsu-m ere its influence can lie Iclt in any l.s-al
part, whereas the thnnuent will ih. its work at
...ice. Whoever tries the um-ucnt in the ul.ve
manner hir the diseases namci,..r any siniilnnlls.
criers ailectiiiK the ch"t and throat, will hnd
themselves relieved as hy a charm. All sutlerers
tr.u these complaints should envelope the throat
at bedtime in a larite hread nnd wnicr .li. e, al
ter the I liniment lias heen well rnl hcl in : it will
itreatly a-wist the cure ol the throat and chest.
T.i allay the (ever and lessen the inrt-iraalion,
eiulit or ten l'ill should Iw taken niicht ami
ui..niinx. t he Oiutiiicni will produce pcrspira-
tlon, the icnind essential in ntl casca oi icvcrs,
sore thniais. or w.here there nnirlit I an oppres-ii.-n
..r i he cl.cst, either Inn. asiinua or other
causes.
Pile, r iatwln. Klrlrlnre.
The atwve classof complaints will he remove.1
hy nnrlitly h.nwntina the parts with warm water,
and then by iml eilc-lual rulihinn in ihe Itlnl
nient. rers..ns sutterm troin these dirclul cm-
plainta ahuuld loee m a moment In arrestm
their progress. It should tie understood that il la
not suthcient merely to ainear the I nntmenl im the
1 i.e nndcrslirned having been appointed Audi
tor, by ihe c irphan :., ot ss.meret County
I'a lo make a distribution of the lun ls in the
hand l J'-hB U Kii.eri.-k. A.lminlstmt.er ol the
r slate id Alexander EnierU k decease.1 to and
anion those leic.illveHlUled thereto hereby ivea
not lit that he will attend to the duties, .d said ap
pointment, at hw oluce in Somerset Bonawh. .a
frldav.lhe:ioth.la.d June. A. I. H7. when
ami where all rlies intereslcsl tan attemL
Jute 14. ' Audit..
l IlTOKS NOTICE.
1 i.e under-wiied ha tin been appkinte A
tor by the Orphan's Court, of S.rtm rset t oi
Fa' toasccrt iiii advancement en I tit distn
Aa.il
umv .
Fa . ascertain advancement an i m n"..'.;
the lumls .r. the '.:ie- , , ai;';l) ''"""r "J
the r"3ffiT.-m KellsT, dc-easi." "
ainlli.Me leaally enlille.1 there... hereby jives
no"., e lhat he will attend to the dulle ol aahl ai.
is.inliiicnl at hi ..m.-c in S..merset Runmu'h on
Thunslay. the Jehday or June. A. D. Ktl, wlo n
aud where ail parlies interested .-an attend
A. BKl'CK C'lir'r KTH,
Jni 1- Aifcliiur.
yYPMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
tautte of l.iblaa Mpelcher. late or StonvereekTu.
doceastsl.
Letters oredmtni.tration on the ahoTe estate
havinic been :n.ni,t u. the un.lcrslnne.1. notice in
hereby anen to thM.n,leotf1 , , milke lmmt
diate payment airt tlv., haylnir claims aEahrt
It. to present them rt-Jl thenticate.l lor se.tle
mcnt ..n s-aturday, thi i v.- ,i4 , j , ,
tbe Ute residence id said 1,,,, - '
iNSFEH'HErt,
June T- lniinis;r..t.j.
iMtj-FM tad t
OF THE
Sinersst csintl Mnlnal Fir? lisaixc CaT
For the year ending April 4, I87.
Bv balance In Treasnrv, aa per last An
nual Kc.rt April th.
to pay a fine or Goes, penalty or pen
alties attached to sucn vtoiauons,
together with costs, one-half of which
shall be forthwith paid to tbe treas
urer of the county iu which tbe of
fense shall be committed; aud it
shall be tbe duty of said treasurer to
distribute said fund, so arisiDg, at the
close of each year, to the various
school distric's in said county, in
proportion to the number of taxables
in said districts: Provided, Tbat said
conviction shall be had within one
year from tbe time of committing the
offense: And provided further. That
ihe defendant may, on refusing to
rtav said penalty, euter inio recog
nizance, with one or more sufficient
Bv cash received on new polle-iea
ilurlna the year
By cash received on renewed poiu iaa
Bv rash received on assessments
issued
imt .t-J
4-jt
lws 04
Both Ihr Oiaf - Fillt tlfynld 4c titcrf
J'oUowiny ratet :
Had I.?,
Bad Breasts,
rums,
Bunums,
Bite ot Alosche
tc ami Sand
Flies, c.snt-bay.
Chieatt-iiait,
Chilblains
forna (sort), R.ieumaiism,
t'ancers. si.-at.ls.
lOontraetett and Sore Nipples,
I M.IIJointa, sore l una. is.
'F.tphant iasis.
lunula".
.11' uu
tilarelnlar
Ctwrllinca,
I.utnt.ai(OT
ISkln lliseascs,
Isw-urvT.
's-.re Hcaiis,
Tumors.
!l leers,
j Woinela,
j Yaw.
ludiscret low ! Yonlh ; More atsiel
I leer.
Blotches, im aleo swellinits. can wiih certainty,
he radii-1 llv cure. I It the Ointment be used tn-.-ly .
and the I'lils taken uizht nnd uiornmit. aa recom
men.ie.1 in ihe l.rtlltt-d inslnieti..ns. v hell treat.
ed in anv other way lliey only dry up in one plaee
lo breakout in ainilM-r : wh-n-ad this Oiiiliuent
will remove the humor froni ihe s -t.-iu. and leave
tbe pstierit a vigorous and healthy Is-in. It will
require lime with the usvot the I'lils lo insure a
last 1113 cure.
Drepsleal Nwrellluaa. Paraly!, anrt
SI I IT Joint.
Atth..nii;ti the aNive complaints .litter widely in
their orism and nature, yet they require l.s-al
treatment. Many ol the worst rases, ot such di
seases, will vield "iu ac.iupar.itively short space ol
time when l"hi ointment isdliliaently rulilssl Into
.henarta altccted. even alter every other means
have railed. In all seri-nis niala.llcs the Fills
... ., 1 . 1 soouid ne laKeaaccoriiiiur 10 .ne prnne.1 uo. ei.
securities, to answer said complaint, utlllllallwwllii.
on a charge of a misdemeanor, be- !
fore '.he court of quarter sessions of
tbe peace of the county in which the
offense is committed, which court, on
conviction of tbe defendant of tbe of
fense charged, and failure to pay the
penalty or penalties imposed by this
act, together with costs shall commit
said defendant to the common jail of
tbe county for a period of not less
tban one day for each dollar of pen
alty imposed.
Sec. 2. Nothing in this act shall
be so constructed as to prevent any
person in any part of this State from
catching spreckled trout or black bass
with ne s in waters owned by bun- I
self, for tbe purpose of stocking other
waters: Provided, Tbat nothing in
this act shall be construed to prevent
any person from taking fish from pri
vate ponds or springs, owned by him
or them and used for rultivationg
fisb.
Sec. '2'K Nothing in this act shall
be so constructed to prevent the
catchiug of bait fish, by meaosof
'-.and nets or cast nets, for angling or
scientific purposes.
Sec. '!(. Nothing in this act shall
be so coustrued to appty to any stream
forming tbe boundary lines between
this and any Slate over which this
State, has concurrent jurisdiction
with sucb State, so fur as sucb streams
form sucb boundarr lin?. nor to any
lake partly within the boundries of
this Mate.
Sec 31. All acts or parts of acts
which are inconsistent with this act
are hereby repealed.
Approved tbe 5lh day or -May A. I.
IllJ. J. F. HVRTHANFT.
The above is copied from the Le
gislative Uecord, in which it is pub
li.hed bv authority, The word out
line was inserted iu the 22d section,
so tbat it is not illegal o catch bass
or puke on such lines.
ItlbBi aSEWEXT. ,
pr..; 1. Paid t . Cleaver lose
in lull on barn contents....... W t
No. i John Mcr emn, In lull
lor clamaae be tire
No James Barefw. tn (tall fr
rfmilire t.T tire
No 4. J.ieeph B. fool, in lull fur
dainaire by lire
No. .V Imniel Kherlhw. In Ian
lorilwelline: ami coiiteute M 3
Xo. -Mrs. Luclnda Lonir. la
lull tor.lwellina-aml contents.. 4H 41
No 7. t.mauuel Si-cht, In Inll
for damaae to dwelling- lue 04
No. . Bacr's ami koonta, ntty.
lee. in .May ease
yo. 9. A. It Coitpilh, on account
ol May claim 41 41
N... W John II. I hl.HeM. int.
and cost' n full In May case W
11. Herald Friuiina; C-ol, Iur
blanks ami Printline W Si
No. III. J"hn J. !i. Ulnae, prtnt-
iiuc reports 1 S
No. 1.1. Fi.s4ae. stationery. ..(-
hce carpet, oil ck.lk ami broom. 57
No. 14 Omce rent ami luel, '.ne
rear "
No. 14. John Hicks, salary as
see. and treas , one year 4JSI ou-t-mt: W
I (10
19 OU
i mi
Balance in Treasury
Cash premiums ami Aasesamenls in
course ol collclk'n
Cat
luV. 34
Amount ot premium notes liable to as-
Antonnt of capital
Wholenmnherol mdlcles issued ;4.
li 44 Oil
;aisT u
..' il "
tc. "ue tor the recover
dulv relumed to him b
Appraiser. II not puld or
day of July."
Notice ia hereby qire
fort'goin; recpiiremeiilt a.
suit will he instituted to rei
Tr,
- (.11 ,H 1 It I lit., - V. -II. '.'III,.. 1. 1.1 UVRUUUIIB IVI vbvh - - j
Uhllpl hands Files,
C'AVTIOl ! None are genuine unl.-s the
signature J. H.srnt K. aa aKent htr the linited
States .larroumls eai-h Is.x ol Ftits ami ointment.
A handsome rewanl will lie riven tu any one ren
derma; saeh iniormation as may li-a.1 to the detee
tionoi any partv or parties count'-rtcltinic the
mcllcinea or vemlina; tlie same, knuwinic; them lo
be spurious.
.Sold at the Manufactory o Professor H..U'
r.owT x t'... New York, an.l by all rcsjeetitl.le
Itroxir ista and Itealersln leiicine throuirhont the
civilised world, in pots at ia cents, Vi cents, ami 1
each.
aa. There is cnslderahle savlntf by takina the
hirxer slles.
JS. B. llin-et ions for the aiii.lance of atlents
In every disorder are attixed to raeh p.t.
June 14. E. o. W.
ST4.TMENT OF THE scHiiol. BOAKP'S
ACCOVtTS UF Ut EIAHClSlN TP..
FOB THE FISCAL YLAR L.NIilNCi Jl'NE 1,
INTO.
Acroi xiorj. jk mis.
To rash recive.1 tn.m Jiisd.
Siatniclcr. CI. 174, 7i
To cash received from Jeiaes
Hash. C'oL IsT. 7a.
16 41
State appropriation.. .
Militia, ax
II 06
a2 ct
71
eittit. rK-S u-WTEit ma tiihswi" 1 "3
Abram Beam. Samuel Barclay. J. 4. IJ'-h'y,
Tobias Meyers, Joseph Walker and Jnn naas
.1 Koinerset Coni.tv, Fa., oanrlci nun ami ixsi-
arl Blttner. of BciII.tI Co.. Fa ,
otlWrscleete.1 e.r the rnuina vear. via;
Samuel Barela.. John Htrk
Fresident See. ami Treaa.
Hv order ol the Htatnl.
Oltlee Somerset Co. JOlIX atlt'K!.
Mutual Fire Ina. 4 o. tmrtvlmn
May M, ls7.
-ITO LUNTA R Y A SSI G NM E NT.
Jesse Ixi ami Fllia Im. tavina; made a rol
untnrv as-mnnient to aw by dee.1 dale.1 Ihe 'il day
ot April. IH7H, ol all the estate, real ami pemeial,
ot the said Jesse U.n. ha- the benehl of hi cred
Itors. 1 herebv alve neilee utall pers. uvlefcas-l
tn said Jesse Long tit make Immediate payavat
t me ami those havina claims airaiiiat him to pre
sent tha same .Inly authenticated Iur etitlemeat
,om"' ZACHARlABT-lJiNO.
A 1 ril .
. leli IM
11 :
7 4S-
1.4S S
Ce. Amount laslere
' Treas. .s.tntuisslon . . . .
Printline, tuilinn, k'.
Due Tp., In ttanda of Treas .
.eror T or ja wm r. h. co
rtr. Implicate
tat 4p
4r. eloiieratioua .
rash tn Treas.
lma m
40 VX
tir ui im se
fkte raver Uc Aakeel.
The San Antonio (Texas) lhrald
says: "A few days ago a prisoner,
with a face on him that excited much
remark on account of tbe meanness
of his expression, was brought into
the district court to be sentenced lo
bur Township 4W s
We the underslirned certify llie alt.ee to be es-i-reet.
HlfcAM VILLFK.
AUIll K C I'.LKREY.
J. S. MILLER. W. v. HOKN I K.
tii Aaditore.
June 14,
VDITOR'S NOTICE.
1 lie umlersia-ned havlnt Iwen appidntcl Au.li
lur. to examine ihe Met-piiotie ami etate aa ae-e-sint.
ami rep-Tt a .listruMite.n ol the lun.li In
the baa-lsol itavld Crltchfteid hereby ires m
lice to all persona inUreeted. tliat he will attend
to the dunes 01 sain apjs.iiiuiH-i a. ii.h "....-ti w
'Tuesilarthe lllh.lav.d July. I7. where ami
i wlien they ran attend if they think proper.
i J. K. SCOTT,
i June 14. Amlltur.
j ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate oi Zaehry T. Bell, lata of Jenner Tp.
deceased.
Letters nl udntlnlsiratloe) e the ahor estate
bavin been aranled to the andersiarned. notica U
.,. ....n tt, tbtawi indetrteil tti it to make Imme
diate payment, ami th.ae havinr elalnu atranut at
HuntSville for Stealing Some Clothes i present Ihem duly aniHentlcaleJ loraMllement
tiff line. As be was known to be . ! j . Is 1 aTii kllTT
very Blippery character, one of our jane 14. Administrauir.
handsomest and most vigilant dep-t V"p(;"V0TCFt
uty sheriffs took a seat by his side. j ' suder.
After a while the prUoeer leaned j
over and wnisperea to tne outcer; ry Coleman, m.w deeea ar iniernurrie.1 with
TALDAELS Ml FOB SALS.
Thla faraianitivated In LiaimlerTo. Wata..r-landCu-lww
miles west of Liipoler Bor. on the
tlreea.thanr ami Stoystown pike. I satamle
als.at eue hamlred aasl any acre, ene handle
acres clcare.1 tatlance well timbered. Heme; w
derlai.1 with (sail, well watered. mlapletl raa-Ina-.
in a asal wheat aruMii ewmiry. Llij"nr
Vallev It R. passina thr;h ae shle of farm.
Ha. in,- thereon a tteaak dwelliaa: atae. laraa
lnk barn and .her oucbuildinas. p;.sl appiw
nrehanl. etmeenlen to eharcaee, srlaa.ktantl e..
etc. Fot lurther ii.loimati.aa anal panaulas ap
ply totheomlersUneii on the pr""'- .
MtyX. ALLXANUKHUARS3.
T7XECUTOR S NOTICE.
"fiate of Hwrh Sotkiuea. atleof Mtonyereek Tp.
ueeeaaed.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hav
Ina- beea aranted to the amlerslrne,l. by the pep
er aaihiaiiy. mrfirw la hereby airea P. tlwant m
debte.1 to It to make Immediate payment, ami
tmiaehaTtnit claim asr.lnst It will preeent then
to tlie umler-lane-l, at lite late reselenee of th
deee.ae.1 on S.tanl.y. ,'K,1 i,m"KJH' '
KieCattirT.
ISS0LVTI0N NOTICE.
nuiry. We are pleased to learn from Mr. i on the 10th day of .lulv 1:8 1 '"l't-
iviirocK ina. U the Iraiidulent district tion whatever.
Lad been thrown out it Mini Id not have JosiaiH
UHL. k
a-l..d.-i f.ir Tttleut t.
itelsol Patti m Work pronjp;iy
lAn. . ft...
lritl. T- Crir,..' . CVli(. "U -.
tr-"' -:dr "t .;. r
- ""out kz"00" r""
fmi of, 7"' he 4" ;
a?
'
or rabit so killed or had in hiaj Sec. 21. It shall not oe lawiui ior
asion. No person shall hunt, or ' any person or persrnc to piac uj
or pertnit the bunting of hares set net, or get nets, nsn uasaew, v
1.;,; with ferret or ferrets, nets, eel weirs, kiddles, brush
00t,eV penalty of ten dollars for ior facine nets, or any other perm--
iV't wtin rlo n.e one little kindne83?' enry Coleman Ury Smlerala. lea.ina two
. j " - , ireonre itaurebsepn setter, and joha Muder,
Tb officer promised to do SO With, children, weadrr. Sarah Sinter, interne tried
. . . T ... 1 A,! Beniaurtlara BnKber.
one of tbe klU'llieSt smile We Lave wil-n Hereby mKil.ci that la pursuance of a
ver seen in a COUrt house. Tbe pris-i. jmrtition, iseweilewt of thcllrtdiaa sfourt
ever seen iu aevur sotucsr. . ; o( Soaeraet Fa. 1 will bold an nxiueat en
OD4T whispered: 'then Sit 'ired 'bereal estate or Henry Ko.ler. deeeasetl, in
, , . 1 -1 .i, ,,. , . 1 , Brotherevalley Tp.. ea the premlsee, ttedaealay
further off; I d ra.her pay atae fr tn lwh dat oi jiiy. her rca can attend J
dollars than ha -e peop .. think proper. uto.w. pile
. v 'arttt -- I Jane 14. Sherir.
a deputy aheriil.'j;-
. ... 1. K.-l.v ivcn. that the tote aim of
ri'tek C.ntrvmn, was dissolved by mataalc.
seat.- ' :- " "',mm"",t'-l2Xy
1? an- lei T at the sp.re where all ,,er-.n ,
id w'rple eall aa. -c.tl. -Ith if x -"OUebeL
dertikneit - s v j 00 them lot
jAiall go hungry, to
The business will he tst , or9t9
by tacuralersle.l.
Hemrniear thanks f-arthe patfarjUtfjiag u n0 m0re
S! lon,to p,",t9i
jtay. ' "i3" tbe farm wool
Hexnmorrhoids c'
.T.?K.T't.!r',;,',',rte..,?S: I them no
aK
f I ). Pile. Blind. Bleedlne-or Itehit
oilier disease ec ina lower oowei.
auaraaU-ee to en re all ease he ar .
matter who ha attempted and taiie.ect II S4. 1 JCtiOg
Vine etreet, Philadelphia, Pa., l'a Jogoa every
and I to p. au a
May 31. IgS nVOlU lOQl
A" SSIONEES NOTICE.'11! reW?y
19 an worthy
Ail persons Interested, are hereby notint-rjjgr Ut
J.wuth Shatter of Soaaereet Btasmch. oa the ,' ,
dav of April. A. 1. aw.te a rolamar tely ana
tta-ament of ali his real oropertj to aie, uttrr l , rn
tht benent of hlsrreuaor. al w
E. SCaitlJI'lJoD.
MtJ 51, A"'i,
Ant
ciianeii ine result. 1
May 31.
sHnre.