'
Xvw Yi.uk.. Anril 4. l'S. ',
.....
Iu the death e! rrffciJerii unou,
.uu-j.rn I i,i. a Ttlccranh Com-
vu.t ............ - - - - r, .
. h,.. fores aa-l f ore sizU create eue-
11 f.miiJ tLc rirrnanr baran-!
tfil wiih riv&'.rii'
!rit-p, uiid made tt in j
tLirteon rear tbe tvii'.roHiOg teic-
graph or the coonirr.
Wh.i.iam ObT"N",
Loft borne ia Cuba, X. Y
at lo, to
firfi,
make hi' for'.unc, was printer
tftii-h .ft liool and educated
himself
a Normal School", was in the
book
Orton and Mil-
Im-in"4. i'h Mirer,
madeLim
ti... n nr.il s. .Tetarv I hai- matte
a' c'r.Wl -r of lutemal ilereot.c, ;
fe ii'.--.:
"'!
. i r i
.S'srfc
,-fi-r i-
bbii;
-i'c from
, -v- i. . '
.1 lili-Ii: vm i " .
yrcpue oa ICxprer
c .Dv;nccdMr.Lowrev.tLe;po---' evoeuj,j 8p J',' ,'"1 j
,i.o r,i'.d St.U. Tclo-'"kpptap through the fcummcr
- :
c i
. . f . , l'r...'i!..ni The i houe ;
f,,r!i-.r ..:. f.r tic com pap v
!.n r. mnfinv. lie
. i: i . . a i. n ; ti i t.o Up.vin l ii- .
;U,U'X the "B.e cf tbe latter,
.. .. i a...;, absotbed 200
had abr-otbed 200
ai:d by its union!
unalier Cull); n'-ii'
u.! ii Afla'itic t.d
ratiO, imd the
! i p (f tbe Central I'acifie licec j
ii.a'ie lri "Winter, it held control ofjjDg Kcjue8 and dolmans, tjrass j
the ! !. "rai.L i;i the country. ' fringe, full and crimped in colors is a j
!i E AM' 1 i: A T 1 1 1
n : i.
o.,,i f,rr.nleni
,r UW 8UU Olipin"
Tii' ii.'i vc
and a h
,'h liver,
Mr O.ton
1 J 'U
. i.f work on him
'aln and nerves to
tred UPi BKillit
II'..:!
M l t 'O 111 U " ti !
if., i 1 ....(. .1 ..4 nri-f
carry, i e m,,.... , " ,ay
work, and rf.l UjT a uHuay
. .. . i i .... t
in l. i.'iauu in .i uue. iu. n a
late. Le cn.i.luined lately of great
aud Hid of rest. I. aster
in:
no,
.;V.
l.e v. c;.t ti ehiireh vi .b I t? ;
1 Li!,- larii-T v, and at E'i'ht: The eo.nicg man will certainly be
i.'-d with p -pKxy, '-:-h a niarveious creature. His prophcte
i lutul. He cuiried the im-j are on every hand, and to one and
b::.-:;ie.-s tf which he a a;j t,c omeus are full of tbe wouder
:st. .!-a?s Kiyiutr it w cis- :fu thing he will devise and do. He
tt : f j
w n.t
Hie
r.-.
d) the work than to train old-
tr iii".i It it. A iCMtLirg c uniuent
o-i t-ie i'n. :a-ieiit, t uil way s jrl of ;
f Au.im pu'i.ic (ni 'es are i.',
ii;1.'
v. i.
ft i;
t Uy
ot
cL ;
lit
iT'i a rou
d.SttU.".!.:-
iu.' uuJ draw s-.tiarj i
I'd pn.niptues-, but
r head u.r hd outside t
urow limits. Invaluable
:r
k-' Mr. Ortu ntust not wlv j
set in iit-t cairy imiu oi.i m
, f r
h lirV
want of men who
ea!J
Mid the l nc o! their
boots.
1-ftK-
ii..,,', v us l.ire pi.rJv, with!
k hiir s r-fik-i with gray"ai-d a !
t !( t e feature of whicb wi.S ,
L' !.l'' t
biaek eye, l.irg'.1, bright
lie was pleasant of
:iilv accessible, and
tti
iiiteiis1',y
1 piercliif;
.'T'lHi ii.
wanrlv l.ked l'V hi-- subordinates 1
wl,, hiive maiiv "stories of his kin 1 1
ii,Tr:'st fueil. " I
Till: 1IIM:Ii AMt.ME SAVI.N..S II A N iv
l.r wuvs tLal are dark, this i.isti
tiiiioa can give le"-ons to
all
others
to sot
cf li'Ster boldut sri, w ho
w ii-b
style i
of busi
a ruori-
up
H beallieti L:ti(e
e; I . I. I ., 1
:i veil
lit :
1 Lie ii.!ifc nu'i
gue for ?hHi,()!ii) on property in
liiinlii h, N. J., on which other pur
ties had st cji.d morttrages for $li)(V
(in.'i. Th- pr iperty :isi.-;!iig of Ib.i j
Citv lots was si-Id Saturday, 2y.h,
dt Sberi3' sa'..', and b:.f.i,-!:t about j
j:;,.'.0l c-f wLih the costs w ill take i
about sJ.o'.Hl. I. wcr -New 1 oik
I'.iv cPArs the s::mc s entity for in-vc;u't-nt-
us s.iviiig-i 15nk of this
r li r.
'i ll K M.U i I'itk IMS! oi t'li'E
Mr-. Lamb's rather labored atr
. ojiit (T tin; City I'vst Ofiiec ia the
Mav Stribner, gives nu outline of the
best model of Civil Service in tLc
t juntiv. Whatever they may com
plain iu City (J jvertimeut, New
York' rs are ju-;Iy siL:sfied w ith their
I'ost ollioo service.
l'ustiti a stor James is at the head
iof u lorec cf'ltllHI employees, and an
c fi'u-c w tri'h si uds tut S4 niiils a dnr
nn;! nceiven
which distributes
inai! to tlO.rtni boxes ia its building,
mid sends out L'.tidJ weekly letters
ia its general delivery, and yet, cut
oi a million and a half of packages,
letters, e'e, ia the last yearly re
port not one was lost. A monument
of c"iciency, and faithfulness, than
r. !,ii b no r:nn need wish a tetter.
;n. i itavicc ix eahnest.
I'ostmas'.er James has done awayj
w ith the system of removals for pol- j
r.icul cause, and his men are appoint-
t d aud advanced solelv for honesty
and uiiiiiiv ia the service
. , '..I.l .to.,...-.... iLcnC.li r.,.il
correctness is high, and it
hard to find a better or mtuc content
ed force than those ia the city mail
service. A temperance socio'. v has
beeD foruied oiiut.'g the men, and is
encoiiragt d i.i ettry way by Mr.
1-' f-i-MAsrr.il .i vmi:-.
After the usual type of owned,
pAinpoti? officials it is a pleasure to
come into tbe presence of this frank.
dear eyed, kincty, simple
chief, wilh figure clean
ntannered
built for
strength and activity, whom the eti'iarity is to be found in Spanish
end man of a town-hip board could !gnj Italian. Always it is seea that
discount in tbe matter of airs, but j wor je derived from" right are eulo
w ho is a condensation cf sense aud ! jji.,tief those freni tbe left uocompli
encrcy, nitty heaven send us more ' riientarr and sometimes disgraceful,
like h::n. Kepea'.el instance ure j yr. Ueade unlocks all this store of
canted w here he has, out of simple j learning to prore ths.t tr dis inction
ju-tioer.d Loaor. dot'e what w-rare!y , i traditional, and not instinctive;
Lear of any o.lber. tntue up the Jos j Rid he urges the world to haten the
occasioned by mistakes w hich w ill j COming of the both-handed, by be-
.KC'jr even with ib best emjiioyccs,
out of his own pocket. A perform -
a nee so re uiarkab!? that there is very
taouU ef its remtiuiug a pecu-
inrity of the New Vork J'ost-ofiice. j KeadeV own exposition shows mm
Tin: MAitkLTs. j kind to be too closely wedded to
Piices at the metropolis usually
jovern those all over tbe country,
out I. am afraid tbat tbe country is
hardly so cheap to live ia at present
as in New Vork, in all save rents.
Tbe prices quoted by city papers are
given by dealers to proeuce an out
side impression, still a thrifty house
holder cm go to Washington Mar
ket, and buy the best steaks for a
shi'ding a pound, and roasts for eight
ceuts, poultry dressed for a shilling,
potatoes for SI TiO per barrel, and
sweet potatoes for $2 i'j, with mack-
crel and mutton Jer Lre ceala a
pound, straw berries ar thirty cents ! throws a shadow on their hearts. It
a box, and new peas, seventy-fire lis pitiful to see the effect of one such
' en's a peek. I'ggs twelve cents a! face upon a family. The children
do7.cn, and good butter thirty cents feel it; the wife or husbaud, as tbe
The best dairies adopt the Boston ' case may be, feels it. Life is made
plan of sending butter to market ia up of little things which cost noth
sma'.l package as fast as made, in- ing, and are worth a great deal. I.et
stead of keeping it in great Crkins to ; the law of kind charity, which coder
lose flavor, an idea which dairy farm- j lies the Saviour, be the guiding prin-
oea rotiv iiomier to cdvantn!?e.
,,vr, iv ,-.vrrvT
Is kept up With great activity, and
the ib.iaa is at least one spot wnien
-hows a revival of good times. Ia ;
the pushing of railroads, and tbe in-
va wv u ,
rical and political people expect tojbelpmen
summer at Manhattan lieacb, Fire! cold ha
Isiand, or one of tbe ioutb Side re-1
sorts. And families from Boston, i
New liedford, Albany, Chicago tad
. 1 . : . ..1.:
ine interior are uiaaiufr an aueitieuis
for a cheeriul season oa tbe beautiful
beaches cf the North Side or the
charming old-fashioned regions of
Last Hampton end tbe Lantern
End.
A i&me Uaui iSw York i J&witoo i
- ".'. . i i . i ! 1 l-..
li la.u cul, urougii iue it-iauu, irai-
if i.na, trt nrfmort. reaehinz
.b... . '
tbe Wttor Citj two con, wuner iuu
mv o:U-r route. Tbe farms sod j
- - - .
ho fancies i
Jut furprir-e t j anr one
.
' . .
trie i.-lsud ball desert.
t0 ficd some mansion graaoa ea inio ,
a boardiog house, wiiere wua lawns,
gardens and th.de. and pleasant
; pie ca their good behavior, one m.y
reaisze as uucu u ,
i"e counry-ucu
3 mvucraie mcuiutro
there, wben aefinng a cunugo numi
f"e mevnanip ur-vifip, .
,n? ana "lr;,DK ' nisr" :
Lour cr two iskcs cue m iii
ii it.-- f.iniirt-tMi'a url
i ' n in :ai .uusluiii " . 1 - - -
. .
make
Co.ip-!"CB.u' . VT.L
it iue aouiueroer- w , u .
crk f.r enough ncrtu fur their idea? ;
r . 1 - ,r..nnPJ n l. iirn miuvi
t . i.w..-fi cur c-.r. nurnpra nriti i
i-ui.ic. v c-.-
til will take to Long Jrland iL-.s futn-
- r from all accounts.
rAsmoxs
Miniles of cashmere with deep
.trimming of black lace which do not
bide tbe figure will be votue, replac
fty 1 is-n iri.uiniog wr bihs bu'i
materials, ana a cjuon urau iu w
. , i J .. U... i
tr3 1:5 D,f 1 " wasuiug uriwra. um- j
toes are 60 tanolui ttat mey are tbol at. 1 be usual exploits oi mjooi- x be cause and elkct ia tne buei
I worn as much for trimming asforjiuw potatoes from ite bead, were ! Der.8 6bout which po much tai been
r 3 . . . l 1... t
urn, ana are preitrreu uu tuuneu
, - ves rather than metal .hanks
. .,,,,-
lul noiut tf fashion.
ri-
I'lETISO.
the (uila .Wan.
is, to be sure, loug in coming; we
evidently have cot yet seen him
but bis progenitors, ut least, may be
jaid to have arrived. It is amusing,
indeed, to see how tbe prophesied
tvUlia ,r ,ga, as he is portraved by
,.r tbat looker into the future, is
f.,und td be endowed with the pecu-
j;ar las.t.8 and acconiplisbruea!?, and
ofteu even witb tbe ldiorocrasies, oi
lit., ii.i-traver. The balloonist, fjr
jnHlau(.ef is eure tbat tbe coming man
will ride tbe air end send serene
miiiay betwixt sea and firmament;
the skeptic doubts not that when toe
niau comes, uc win uu nui'n. t-iuu-
cipiiu d trom tradition and supersti
tion; to the socialist, the coining man
will, with angelic coaip isure, dividts
up his yearly gains with bis ueigtv
b r; the M .lihu.-ian w ill have tbe
Coining man cease to recklessly
over populate tne gitoe. .-jucn
miht be said, too, of what tbe com-
iiitr woman will do and be. She has
her prophets and prophetesses too.
he will, no doubt, arrive at tbe per
fcCiioD of combaned convenience aud
grace ia dress; perhaps she will vote
and preside over legislative wrangles,
arid dine as envoy at royal tables.
Mr. Cbarles Keade, with a wit and
invention tbat might be expected
I from bis performance in imaginative
j literature, haR discovered a ne nt-
tribute, which he thinks is certain
I the coming man and woman w ill
pos.-css. What is remarkable i- that
ttiis at'ribuie, though suggested by a
brain which is above all fanciful, is a
seveicly practical one. Ilesaysthat
the human phenomenon td the future
will be an ambidexter, or both-handed
person, bringing tbe whole force
of his brilliant rhetoric to bear upon
his subject, Mr. Ileade arraigns the
di.-tinc;ion betweoa the right and the
left hand as a relic of remote barbar
ism. To thick, he 6ays, that the "left
hand is unlucky, is to subscribe to a
heathen rnvtholorv. It was a tra
dition of the juvenile world, as he
calls what we commonlv know as
ancient times. Tbe according of
distinction and superior skill to tbe
ri-;ht hand has no warrant, either in
the structure of the organs, or even
in the human inst'act. It is wholly
a matter of custom by inheritance.
Vet in a long array of very rich his
torical learning, he shows how uni
versal, ia time and plice, the custom
has been. We find in the Iible. .fa-
cob was the son of Hai-hatTa right
hand Jacob blessed Knhraim with
the right hand. According to Mo-
p ses.it was the Lord's right hand that
gave tne law. soiomon aeatea nis
jor. Homer and the (j reek writers,
I Virgil and the Latin ones, closely
follow tbe traditional use and sym
' holism of the two hands. Hexterous
j cime from the latin word meaning
I right hand, and siuis'.er from tbat
! meaning the left. Even in modern
tongues the same superstition is fixed
deep: Tbe French use droit, tbe
English right, for moral attribute
kS wt.ji as for g physical locality; tbe
I rrnt H p-rik-Iip r,r awkward, mems
Lut, left. The sattiP siiraificant Da-
o-iuniD(r cow to
children to use
1 Pa(.b hand with equal skill
w-oui,j uo doubt, be great
There
ad ran t-
;a this: but we fear that Mr.
I riiht-han(1iHnpsa to makp th reform
a rapid or easy tie. From A'de-
fort's .hiurnal for May.
I'oa f !.
In the name of weary humanity,
allow a plea for cheerfulness to be
entered. Why, Christians, will you
go among fellow men with a frowned,
draped countenance!1 Sorrow come,
trouble come; but why be so melan
choly as though your last hope were
blasted ? There ia a duty which we
owe to those about us. to be cheer
ful. Tbe gloom npn your face
1 ci'ile of vour lifi Anil IaI. it nn !
cipleofyour life. And let it notland happiness are near kin. True
Bt0P faithfulness in great rnat-
ters, see to it teal tnis grace attain so
1 high
a development tbat it raayl
rpoi, aunuiheam lrom every lea ure. lour
cheerfulness will rest the weary, ill
will cheer the dowecast heart, it will I
e rpni'iii 10 Llifi WPfik: It Will
' o- 1 1
to keep brave hearts in this I
hard world Htrj-titf llitth
Fla t
L'dward
Wheeler, who died
in i
1 r a...
.vat-ouo, 11. , worm JII W'JU was
: unable to take bis money with him,
f but be came as near it as he could!
lie ordered the expenditure of the
j whole of it on his futeral and
itomb.
Boje Biablnjr, Their Lltea,
The
rs. 1
t -it- . e
Ivjttie Mdilj bj
Pwtuckct vari-
".'.Dff .
Mrs. ir.nalin la a
etr thow has
, ,
rather iucreaeed lean
.1 .i
business ia dangerous
lesaeneu toe uubiucm) iu uaugti vuo ,
"rBl" ,u.
jirayne, the first to introduce inai
Lir4 ,rf nntnrtninmpnt it still shoot-
ffom w-f , hjda aQ(i
, Weg she h8 odIt one
r-jtLQnjb lbe olher b,?irjg teen ebot
J
Tbe jiU8ljn Urother, probablv tte
m0bt reckless of all these marksmen,
are also traveling in tbe West 1'uf-
falo iil omitted the niarksmant-hip , jjave v-iiUen on the '"drainage o,nef
from hii performances iu Urookljn, tin" duriop: th laM twenty rears,
laf I week, at the request of tbe j fc WOuld in all r.robabiliur have
Mayor. This evening he began an ,
pntriirremeut in the Bowerv Theatre. ,
i Wit f.nv Aftf the i!d rrcrforiuers ;
r.iekiog to their per.lous teat, out
new ones are efferiug themselves to
f haiA ,n tb(j
America0( lfJ Third ruoe, two loJ8
..vhibition in the Saturdav
a . -
Thev cn tbemselves tlii)
Audc-rson Drotbers, and are seem-'(.t
lngly aoout niieea years ui ogc
Tuey or ed breach-loading riflee, witn
ordinary cartridges of powder and
bail.
At each fcido of the fctage a ijLck ,
0f wood was suspended to receive
the bullets, and in front of the blocks)
tne oromers biouu uuc u.ieiuouuri
ia me nf i oi uciamg tuiau iuiub uu .
. . i j . I A , ... l. :
tneir utaos or iu ineir ihuuj iu
i .i- 1 ll.- A. ..I. i
succtaciuiiy penorcieu. mo uui-1
encc was visibl? nervous, but the .
boys were unUiucbing. ine snot ; practitioners, as they knew well bow
by which Miss Maily lost her lif"" ! t0 tirain land effectively. Therefore,
was made. One boy stood w ith a ; a; . be writing on the sul ject has
j rifle pointed backward over Lit lv'tjbcen to'set forth practices in drain-
shuulder, aimed at potato on Ma
brother's head by means of a mirror,
and in that position tent a bullet
through the bmall target.
Tbe audience evidently remember-:
ed the fataliiv connected with that
feat, and breathed freer when it was
over. There was a few hisses o:
disapprobation,, and a great deal of
applause. .Next, one ooy oeai oaciv-
wai do vol the seat of a chair, aadin;.,Qd and at the dilemma ia which
that unsteady attitude shot a potato j
from his brother's beod. The dan-!
ger throughout was tqaally snared. I
A trained dor was afterward latro-
u
duecd as a bolder of apples and pt
tatoes to bo bred at.
Since the Maily accident,
bave been introduced ia live
islaiures forbidding dangerous
bills
hi
This bitions of marksnibbsbip
Si ate has
Y. Sun.
no law on the subject. A. ;
t an II" Mead W iu t'aril t
A very curious law case came re
cently before a (Jermaa court, arising
from the following circumstances :
A gentleman sat at a faro-table in
tbe town of Iveotbcn, in Saxony,
playing with the usual a.lention and j
silence. Several plays were made, j
Mi.,i ti.o i nnl which the cemlemau ,
- - i i
continued unchangedlv to keep for
ward won repeatedly. lbe gold ,
pushed toward the winner by the!enougb to keep up two good Crer,
croupier, however, was not drawn evt-rv one would hesitatingly pro
by bint, an L after several more tueu- aouuce it remarkably fjoli.-b. The
muiaiious bad raiue tne pi.t iccoa- j
veaitnily larg.-, the keeper of the j
bank rather angrily requested the ;
fortunate man to take in his money
With his eye fixed ou the card-, the
player took no notice of the request.
"I'raw in vour golo'" was cgatu ut
tered by several round the table. No
answer. "Monsieur, ycu lacomm !ci;oVe ca;i jbrow out no belt without
the ether p'.avcrs !" said tbe croupier.
The same motionless silence. A per
son sitting utxt the offender tO'-k
hold of his hand. Tbe winner w as
dead. As the body was being re
moved the croupier drew back the
money be had shoved toward the
dead player, alleging that the game
based upon reciprocal engagements
could not exist between the dead cud
tbe living. The heirs of ibedtfunct
presented themselves the day after,
de-claring that tbe winner had regu-
laily commenced tbe game. lbe
question was carried before the trib
unal of Keothen, and w ill prob ibly
depend upon the evidence? as to the
point of time w hen the player ceased
to live.
ileal f Storm.
Sdu x Cirv, Ia., April 2o. Sun
day's storm did greater damage than
anticipated ia previous reports. I a
the vicinity of Wall Lake hardly a
house or fence escaped injury. The
Catholic church at Carroll was com
pletely demolished. The house of
Daniel Liciz was blown down, aud a
cnna torn trom us momir s arms uy
of the house, w hile Mrs. Leitz was
found half mile west. The ground
is strewn with disemboweled and
dead ducks, geese, tic. Many head
of cattle were killed. Peter Ander
son's bouse, barn and granary, all
well stocked, were demolished and
not a thing of value can be fouud on
tbe place. A number of other barns
and houses were also destroyed ia
the same vicinity.
Heavy loss ot life aud property is
reported at a Swedish settlement ia
Crawford county, bat the particu
lars are wanting. Wra Hoilen w is
borne up juto tbe air, and has
not
been seen 'Since.. A u 'V ust sect'
driving cows home has also mysteri
ously disappiarcd. YVm Ileaeb t.ud
two soils, near Sue; City, were killed
Peter Lfcnipiriai, of ida City, was in
stantly killed, lu the same locality
ten houses were destroyed, and five
persons killed and ten wounded.
'irtfa f Wlaslniia.
A grain of prudence is worth a
pound cf craft. Coasters are cousins
to liars. Coufession of faults mikes
halt amends. I'enying a fault dou
bles it. Kovy shooieth at others and
woundeth herself. Foolish fear
doubles danger. God reaches us
good things by our own bands. He
has hard work who has nothing to
do. It costs more to avenge wrongs
than to beat tbem. Knavery is tbe
worst trade. Learning makes a man
a Gt company for himself. Modesty
ia a guard to virtue. Not to hear
conscience is the way to silence it.
One hour to-day is worth two to
morrow. Proud looks make foul
words in fair faces. (Juiet conscience
gives quiet sleep. Uiches is he tbat
wants least. Small faults indulged
are little thieves. Tbe boughs that i
bear jaost hang lowest. Upright
Virtue
I walking is sure walking
men make more nnnortnnitioa than
they End. Voa never lose by doinir
1 . 'i - t ..1 . ,j
gouu turn, .eai wimout atnowi-
.,i.;is-.-iik..i i;.i.
Ther htve begun to post ctrcos
In a nn crura Etrtnrfia Ant in lU
wilds
,pvwvvvMvtivrvtau UltJ
of tbe West
hot:id the custom be-
f(?v. a r.rnspsl an.l rn. nl.
I " ' s " 1 , iisi-u em i tiruis
j to embrace the civilized world, it w ili
I find men, if death has not changed
their disposition, mean enough to get
up and demand a complimentary
ticket for the privilege.
Have the courage to own that vou
are poor, and thus disarm poverty of
119 el,D- I
AGRICl'IrUKAl:
I'ndrrdralnina-.
An English correspondent of the
i G'rmonticn Itlfjrayn wriica at-
,t,ri)tg
Ymir r irrponondent. V. I. Ather-
ton, has given us an account of his
doings in draining n part of Lib farm.
He has done the erk so well that ii
will bece5t the land for generation
to come. In fact, it may be said thai
the work he has done will never tret
out of order, Fave by an earthquake
Nevertheless, had he read what we
aelci d-.n"er;ntly and saved himself
;n nst ,.f th? work done, tbouub
u mt haw fln tho wnrk
morc t Actively
j We suppose that there are do
; dr.iiu-iiines n;ade ia Mr. Athertoa's
Idiictoiherwie he would have
i ,i ,h' . t,Ilf i ,!.,, R4 it mir. it
ued tbe'ii ; but be that as it may,
L;,r.l, ,,n tur nni .-, th dentfc
anj tind f drain ought to br
laid. that we have been contending
abiiut for the last twenty years at
i )e.t Nor thall tbe young and inex
inerienctd farmer understand cur
theorv until be coudc.H-ends to study
jtbe cupiHary of coils under different
eonditionB of dtnsitv, which wiil con-
vlnce irjtm mat tue deeper ura:u
are maae -be greater tneir expenses,
. , ... 11
beuce tne propriety o: wen cousiuer
. . . , , e . . ....
written tn Kngian i ot laic: yet ii w as
Dol ut Bn rfouirci by tbe old, sound
jag which were excessively expen-
fjrei aTj(i ,3 XM returns at harvest
not appear excessively abundant,
tbe new school of drains began to
'vuKll a rat," as the old farmers have
Thev met in conclave and tried
to find tiie tat, but that was too
much for their tbea acquirements.
These gentlemen were so aston
ished at their "bad luck" ia draining
faeir school was placed, that some of
thetu sa-v that a theory was wanted
tbat would account for all the parlic-
ulars of agricultural experience. e
gave them our theory of the capillar
ity of the surface of the ettrth, which
untioub edlv proves that the first foot
deep hold the greatest percentage of
w ater; the tecoud foot deep holds a
less percentage than the first foot
the third foot deep holds verv little
water; ntd tbe fourth foot holds none
! at all injurious to vegetation. It
was the draining of the fourth foot in
depth which had not 'paid, 'nor nevsr
will it 'pay.' Instead of "paying" it
has lost millions of pounds to the fiir
huts of Kugland.
I red Well.
If a merchant were to set up half
a dcz;n stoves in his eiore and at
tempt to keen a littie ure ia eucn aaa
u ot . it.m u bile barnin' only fuel
firlor, m attempting to keep more
t.aU!,. tbda he has any grain to feed,
js &yxai i jiC auie thiug. The cow i
rea'lv a mat hinc for making buy and
meal into milk and flesh. Just as
ihe stove receives the wood and im
parts heat, the cow icceives food and
returns milk aud beef. And as the
fuel, so the cr.v can return notbi-g
without food. If a man had only
tvvo cords of wood, there would be
no propriety ia his ob'.aiaia tares
stoves, and attempting to keep a fire
iu each of them ull winter with such
an in.-iguiSe.iat tjtiaatity of wood.
The siime principle applies to keeping
cattie. If a man has t nly enough
t i kce; six a iituils well, it is ex
tremely foolish lor hi.u to try to ke::p
tight. Xt ir r.tl'jlaild ol!lt.-'tVJ'.
A Uooil Word for the t row
For thirty jours wo have advoca
ted the protection of the crow instead
ot haviug laws passed for.Lis destruc
tion. The only crime charged
again-t it is that it will pull up corn.
This is done to get at tbe soft grain
clinging to the sprout ; but even this
can be prerented by soaking, say, a
peck of corn until it becomes noft,
and scattering in an adjoining field.
A few quarts' at a time is enough,
and the operation should be repeated
every two or three weeks, or until
the plants are sufTi-jiently strong to
jreurter it unnecessary. Oaly last au
, Q wo faw fu;5owiu;f a p!.JUghman
from tweutv to thirty crows, wbic'a
picked up every insect or worm tbat
was exposed. They were so eager
in their operations ibut they would
come witbin a dozen yardd tf the
ploughman, showing very lillle fear,
land rising up only whea the plough
was turned for a new furrow, when
they would sail arouad and at ence
I alight and follow along as regular as
the horses progressed. (Icrmaulnirii
TtU"trtijih .
Cil:fornia has oU,00',l acress of
vineyards, producing 10,0tl0,0o0 gal
lons of wine annually, besides vice-
i !:lr, raisins, hruudy and fcesh grapes.
J. ue other Mates produce ;, 000,000
gallons of w ine annually
A gaideu should not be shaded by
large trees, since but few plvj'.s flour
i-h under sli:i,i. h i, I drin .l.i!o th I
strong roots ol trees often usurp all
the soil, aud appropriate to tiiem
selvefi all tbe best of'the garden.
Set tbe Bnyal Uoih.
It is paiuful to note of late years
bow many criminals come from hon
orable old American families. It is
because they have been brought up
to be 'above' bard work. Meantime,
sturdy foreigners, who Know the
worth of a home in this free country,
tjuielly take possession of the plow,
tbe spade and tbe hammer. They
dig and delve as the piuueer ances
tors digged and delved. Theirstroog
limbed boys and girls are put to the
common schools tiit they are old
enough to work, whea "tbey, too,
must earn their own living and help
earn tbat of others. From the ranks
of these children of foreign-born citi
zens will come the men of power who
are to rule this country in the next
generation. The scepter is gliding
iQ, the hands of men whose parents
brouSl,t ,brm P tr wotk
orougnt tbem op tr wotk. It must
be poor comfort to those who are
lo6io this balance tf power to lock j
around tbem and observe htv large
a Dumber tf the fashionable embcz-i
zlers, forgers, defaulters, absconding'
debtors, and treasury robbers arenhej
sons of old American families, not)
seldom ihe descendants of those who !
helped X y fcuttd this Government. '
Tbe only remedy is to put the "high- '
toned" yoag American opon a farm!
or in a shop and work off his . weak
ness, laziness and wickedness. :
ten a von n it Inrlr n nrta a blua '
zophyr doir with rink para and 1
green tail, on canvass, should she be'
arretted for cruelty to animals ! I
qufnt hnulwlic mouth uu "? V'" 'l!l"e
nl u.nirnr ntl. yuo r aUTiiMf ("ia totfil
Iivr, t 'tilhou-w." Mil wthinis cur yuo
to iKSfJily atiil irraanratly a to
-tTRp-a
AN
KFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For all Disease? of the Liver, Stomach, and
Spleen. The Cheapest, Purest and best
Family Medicine in the Woild.
ASK tlie rssi.vsmi 1tptl. tilluu fuflrer,
virums ot t'evrt on.l Axus. ttie iuvrcnri.il iIIk
tl patients hiiw ihcy recovsrsil tisalth. chwrliil
.irtl au'l fl ptl!e tb-y will tell yuu l
UkiSK IsiaxDM' LlVCa liKbLLATOU.
PURELY YrGETAKLF
oannlw.
Is n tlriutl' rioleat meillclis.
In ure to sure ii uikso regularly,
li nointoxlraiiriv bcverHi;,
1 tli chsnet ms lleinc in ths wurM.
lsgu-en with rainy n t tht:iipl-nreiiult to
the aHt ilvlicatc Intaat.
JVe not interli-re wiili builll'S,
li.ie not liinrranjrs thf ryMein,
Tli-i the 'lace ul yuinlue uJ liltltn of ererv
kiml,
AS A PiEMEDY Iu
M ALARIOT'S FKVKRS, 1IOWKL CUM
PIAIM'S. ItYSl'KeSlA.MKN T ALllllPKhS.
SI X, K ES TLKSSK KSS JAt'NIUUK, NAl'
SKA. Slt'KHKAUACHt HLltJ, CUNSTl
PATIU. and lilbtol'SX CSS,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
SOLD BY ALL PltVOOiS TS. i
LIVER UISEASEonl Imli
vittliinprcva tuaifreatiT ex-
i.etil thao jirulmlily any uiher i
auiiou?i Miulit alter, ti me Liver is ntuiii"i i
In it asi'li licitllh if alw-st invarUMjr n.i-urs.1. I
iliift-?H.iO or want ot ftctu iu tbe Liver cuuim s ,
Heuiia.tlie, ttunntit'-itiiili, JuaailH-e, l'ain In the
ShouMerK. t'nuiih. lUziiness. Si.ur Stuoiarli. Irnl
taste inthe mouth. lii!i"un attacks. i!iitalin (
the heart, depresnionul rpiritu urtlie hlues, ani a
hunclri?!l other fvuipusns. Simmons' Li kk lii:
i la to a Is the Ikdi renic.ly that liaf ever Iwen ili-em-ereil
l-r iheao ailinetitn. It acts roilillr, el',
leciually, nJ heinira Bluipleveiretahleoumi-anL
en il uu iiijurv luany qaiuiiii: umi um w
taken. It 1 liarnilem In every way: It liai heen I
uel for forty year, an i humlreilJ tmtn all part of I
theeiHintry win v-n.ii lur lis virtue, via iit.n.
IBaBBkMaaaaaMBaw Alrxamler 11. Mephen
1,1V 14' I iolJeoriria:Blfh..pl-ien
i ai ibm i it f "' tleorstia; John Ji
Alrxamler 11. htephenn,
isn-e
Oill
Miuner, ul AUhaiua; (Jen. Juhn H. ti irJun. K.
L. Mull, oi tluiiilu, t., arc aunpu the nuti
ifreil to whom we rau reier. Kxtrnct or a letter
trom Hon. Alrzaiatrr H. .Siephenii, dateil March
S, lh7-: "I oirtiiiionally use when my einiiitinn
rtouiren It. lr. Sinimotm Jlver Keieuiator, with
Kooil eOect. It is tiulil, and uils me better than
Hi-ire nctlveme.iii'!lie.
ore nciiveme.i!i-iiie.
regulatorTI;
BaMaaaaaaKaaaMiaaoa ' '
It Is not the quantity
eaten that ive the
lUretiath, lile, bliieKianJ
lieiiltii. It l the thor-
imuli Ulrte-itlou oi tne lood taaen let it oe uiucii i i
little, i hereloro. do not ntlunilate upthtt tmnaeh
toerave luuil, hut rather Hfist ilinestii o a'.te
eating hy taking
SIMMONS' LIVER RECULATOR
OSISnTALAlTDKTLY GEIIUmS.
AMTACTrUUI0LV BV
J. H. ZEILIN &.CO-,
rHILIAEL,PHlA. PA.
Irioe srl. l. Sold by all Druggit:.
Feb. 1
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
Health an't Huppinef are prti-eloM Wcilth to
their ise'.in'. ami yet they are within the
reach oi every one who w ill ie
wi:iaiT'sMvr.ii 1'iLi.s.
The onlv sure (T RK tor Tort.i l Liver, I)vspenia
Hi i.l.i. lie. Sour Stom ich, i;ouPtlpnli i. Debility,
Nausea, ami all liilloua cmii.l.iin'ii an I Kloud
Oi- miera Xone IfUllUinS tinlec Pljne.l " Ui.
Wright. Phila." ill your ilruaiflut will not up.
i.l v .ml -o nent for one Ik.x to li irru k, .loiiler k
Co., 70 N. 4!h St. I'hiU.
Feb.
R
7XECUT0li'S XOTICK.
Estate of Felerttinllesiieruer. lateufCuiii'iningh
l'p., licccaiieil.
Lcllcrs trutnniriiiiirr on the almve estate hav.
Ine Ih-cii rr.into. to the urdersimieil, by the prop
t'T utititiiiiiv. nuiice i hereby aiven to tlee in-
.irl.ie.1 to it to make ltnme.liaie payment, anl
tlnw having rlaini airaiiul it will pi -went them
to the uinler-i 'lie.l. at Ihe re.-i le-li-e ol nii i .!e-
e.Mf.1 on Sltunlav. the 1 O h Jav ol May. ITS.
Jusitl'll tilM'LESt'KKIiEK.
Mill EI.TIK'M S,
Aliril.1 Exiiutoii..
DR. VAN DYKE'S SULPHUR SOAP,
Makes the SKIN Slt, Clear. Purs While an.l
Itealliiv! l. t'lean'inii, Deib.ri7.init. Di-inleel-
li,e Siiiliing, Heating anil puritying : remove!
Dan Irua, hating, fleer. Soros. Eruptions
Urniirlinna anil reiiiicsn ot the K I ft : relievenllch
Ilia. I'urning iui'1 stinging ol toe kln. aa.l irriia
tinnof liiilng'aMi Hleifing Inseclii : will relieve
iri'HIMi 1'lL.l'S where nothing else will have
-nvellcet? is FREE FROM ALL HFFEN'
SI VEOIM'R. nJ prevents I'ontBaious Discan-s,
ami asan Extcnial .Ueilical anil 1'oilet Prepara
tion It has no EiJI.'AU Price, a.cts a cake ;
lu.w three Cakes. SiXtT cents. Soil by
tiin W. Kenfonl. Mmer-ct. Pa., anil Driignisis
generally. E. S. WEHSTER, Pn-prletor. r
nee. . 0 N..1I11 Si.. Plillail a. Pa. Wholesale Io-
p.4. 4 1 X. Thir.i SiL, Phila.. Pa.
juij a:-.
A Chance to Make Some Honey,
CorneH's lihlory of Pennsylvania." 7V"W
rea ly. W rile lor Aarnev at once. JOIIX M I.
I.Y A- f ..Puiilisli rs, VSi Suiisoiu Slreet l'lilla
lieljihia.
Alare a 7
1 werk In vi ur own town. t" OutUt frc!
'., ri-li iicAiler. ii V. U Want a bUilieS
it which ler.icm -f either sex en make
rn.ni imv all ihe time they work, write lm
particulars to U. H.vi.LKTr . Cn, Porilau-t
Atulno.
Mareli 27
TREASUREH'S SALE
OF
AjnvcnMvto thPprT.vilnn?otnnaftof Afctnb.v,
.Ur.-ciin-.' the mtnlv ut . inif unM'ate'l Ihh-.p i.r
tx-. ptia.'tci the lath'litv ul March, A. I. IMi.
auJ (lit i-ewriii cuMtlciiK'rit? Iherrio, I lie Trfiiur
it ol S-'inrH-i Couiiiv horel'V itv nntie, that
noKM the Ciiintv, n-W-.l. r;U ani huihiiiiic lax-n
lut in Hie l"ll'-wifii iiucr.ile'i i.iiMi. are lmiil In;
fore the 1U7 of file the TThri.e, r euh lrtf ot
e; li trjet, a wilt pay the taxrs and coma, mill le
f-I t at the Our: ilttifte. in StMncrmtt brnui;li, ua
J'Oi.ny, Jin? lOlh, 1S78,
Or the arrearages of tnx
erui-il thereon :
.a ilu? an.l the c.':s ac-
ADDISON TP
Nanus.
Acres.
Tax
,..'1S 00
....II 4K
. ...yi fcr.
. . . 1.1 so
....'.!) M
....U 40
.. .1 40
...VI no
13 OS
.... 2 63
. . .. a - J
Hi
S("
3 00
. ... T5
....14 35
4CJ Antliotiy .losi-j h
!u Cherry I.ein
41T Cherry Mary k
4 -0 Church Marcus
I. j.Moore 31ary
400 t inle Ciiallcs
4 0 Tmn Philip
4i" Tsm Jacob
41 ,1 'orey Thoica Jr.. ......
4"0 U lu'e A'l.un
l'K)
S!u!:nan JoH's heirs...
1S
4'Si
2rt
same
Seine
same '. .
saiiie
.to sa tne
1 tl same
A I.I. EG II EX V TP.
4"s Ames Thomas $! 46
lui Musser John 5 '
140 Cotlrolh a Sirh'-ll 13 44
110 S hell & Co . T Ut
vt) Fiours Susan 2 40
3H.SU.I 'hw k leore H 4s
w 'ta.ttrotli k Schell Kl no
4'Si Meyers &l Reci M '
30 same 1 14
two liuttanl a Devore 4 40
BRtJTUEKSVAI.I.ltY TP.
41i I,ulTrmrraish Nathan
l.iO Herkleyjoel
2 0 Stem Atirahaia......
Ill Young Francis.
liai Potter Sarah
401 Young John F
4.'4 liens iu Peter
coxh.t'exci: mm.
,ois.
1 Ilatehli-r tl. tl
3 I'evlua Nalban
1 Duiigeon Jauii-a
a Eilwarils Thomas
t Fullerton a brother
10 Sharp Joseph
t Short William
1 Huffman a llrothers
1 llullman tleorge
it Cams Daniel
1 Ci urnu Keniauiin
CONEMAfOII TP.
,.10 TO
. ! 10
. 4 :
33
. 2 0
. 10 40
. 4 K!
I t0
2 iO
1 so
2 00
SO
00
3 00
40
40
1 44
Jii' I Trl Israel
4 M
. 4 4
. 3 i
. 1 J
4t'J
W illiams Israel.
40
loo
Mi-I'.ler Jonas...
lllllle Michael...
EI.KI.ICK TP.
41o' :Corey James '.;
400 'Corey ya-m.
4o!jWrollerstierger P !....
474 Corey Thomas 1 ,
3 S3
J
4
1 07
3 30
20
.0
2
44
Mf
J I
m
so
48
ia
2i
a
Mi
Meyers Mart 111 in trust.
Lot
1
1
1
I
2
1
Itranille J. Tf. M
Csilen Jitute
Canntrvman Patrick
L igston Eliaa
Little S. F...
KiiiKler John
Swauger Jolm
t'hl a m. V
Ahernalhy Tliianas
i '-uurtney 'pntrick
Wau-ner'tiali
Ottol Frank
Ravenscralt Stephen
;RKE. VII.1.E TP.
n,Iey JohB ,
JEIFEKlsOXTP.
t Hall John
U;.;oatx V iUiain . . .
. 40
.. 4(8
JLX'ER TP. I
HuMj- F re Jerk k t S 30 '
to
Miahter Joam. .'
Miller Jacob
Oliver W illiam -
Scott Johu
Whit more Jacob
Williams Oeorge
i.?viiigston J.evi
LARIMER TP.
Itowman SamnH...:
ltiwman tL ElH-rsoIe... ...........
Win a. WollersljeTger
Hefner Ot-erxe
Itiiwrnan A. harday
Witt John L.
Miller Jaro! estate. .
Hetlley Anauiaa
Meyers fc Erenham
tunninirham Ik Ways
Wiu Josiah
Ahsrnsthy Thomas
Ahernathy f'harlolla
O'Neal Uarney
Shannon Mie-hael
L'JWEIt TI R K EYFO'VT TP.
pell Wltliam
liuuus lsaae
Forwaril a llugus
Holiwctl John.
Powers Alexander
I. wry Pet.r
Ilurgess W iiliaiu
Roiliiy John D
same
same
same
Koontx a Meyers
liJ-ltnton's heirs
Ansel .Michael
ought Simon
Phllllppl Jacob IF
Herrina- Si lvester
McAIilien J. K
Me A tTcry J a mes
t irg lleorge heirs
ltoucher S. W
71
a o;
8 is
as
g 30
4 (10
I'M
1T5
Id
aiT
loo
an
aoo
15
la)
Lots.
2
3
I
44 14
,. 24 SO
. VI vo
.. Ii w
.. 3 2:5
. l so
. 13 20
. 8 18
. 11 l
. 1 71
. 6 4a
4 29
5 71
2 00
V2
4oV
4o4
4ot
4u0
400
1 0
74
140
4ial
b
r.
in;
an
I.
hi
I. til.
1
1
1
..1 47
. is i:
. 4 44
. It OK
. 14 04
. 12 30
. 12 30
. 2 on
,. 3 10
. 14
. 10
o
40
. 2 40
. 2 41
5 60
1 02
44
(4
24
20
MEYERSDALE IM)R.
ltru baker (leorge
L.;i
l
i
l
l
i
l
1
1
i
1
I
1
1
40
.)
60
40
2 WO
1 &i
4 23
1 40
04
2 41
4J
1-
3 12
1 '.'7
12
3 41
2 40
J K2
4 67
1 OS
8 ::l
10 Kl
3 SI
1 40
3 !1
40
3 VI
4 7s
I 44
44
1 20
14 ft
1 20
SO
4 72
1 !4
2 43
1 70
2 71
4 40
2 24
2 4.'
Iae-r Henry
H.iose Johu
K. A. Uriel
Knle John
Frost Thoims W.....
Ferrens William
Orinc John
tlrine Jacob
llotlman a Hale
Hepp kichanl
H.irticn James
Heiner John
Johiisou Henry
.lonloti Levi
LtYiuiia tR'ora-e
Movers Emanuel
Miller (l Martin
Mctrahan Daviit
MeiUlry Atiaustus
Nauuie Freiierlck
Nauule a Company
Picking Hcury
Ryan John
Stephenson James.............
stiiaer Joseph
Stevenson Franklin
Thomas Ailams
i'urman t.'harles
Welser Frederick
Walker E. C
Wisa Fre.lerii-k
W'altcrtiiilian H
Young John
Hittncr Samuel
Catcn Noah
Frenlhoil Itros
!oose William
Crouse.Mrs. Margaret
Flivkinxer Saniuel
Hay Henry
Lint Dolnruick
McKinsy Orcorge
Merrill ISathaiiiel -
Mis iee I.awrcnce
Miller Norman
Miukcmyer t'lirislian..
Slirn-I t Joseph
Stuucker W' m. II
Tenant Abraham
Tiplon John.....
trots, (reorge
Mulligan Annie
Titibi l Joseph
V'riucll Ellas
Wel.i H-nry Thomas
Yost Hcury
MIDDI.ECREEK TP.
70
3 17
1 20
1 10
74
1
4S
02
74
01
i so
1 44
1 04
1 45
4 3 I'.-.llur I 'iuimiiig
i'Jii tiurcy Ailaiu's heirs..
MlLFOIiD
7 so
tt KO
TP
4SJ
4o0
lie'-
411
too1
414
374
3:s
ei
.lirisik Davi.l
"Iten.v.n Peter
.i to-hurt Matthias
'Hoover John
Johnson W illlam
'L-iotley Thomas
"MH Iruiiani Charles
T-ilu Rachel
T.im Dinah
Wittfc W ollersiierge-r
same
A' 'ling I'rancis
same
Mi-o-rs Peti-r
.Vollersia?nrer;P. D
same
"I.-iuglitsiroua h Nathan
NORTH AMPTOX TP.
Italy Sarah
llroan Susannah
Finnenee Surah
irfticcr Da ni- I
14 -.0
14 2o
4 44
14 14
14 40
1
14 CO
14 22
12
2 30
6 04
1 IS
2 SI
8 62
2.V
122'
4-i;
04
4 Oil
13 V'i
i'4
ii
4S 73
72 37
24 41
36
'.i2 AlcHrioe siinih
lisi w in C. h. W'ullers jcrgar S
;t2i Waileiuan Mary
2mo I l-il-li II ElizalHitll
lol WiltC. t Wolfcrslwrer
2ot Coll ml h Picking
ao Nell Johu
o same
7t WlimothAlph
2" same...
s4 same
2oo I'.nalcka & Smith
l'O Ilarsh's loirs
lKll llowuian MaOhlas
20 John Nell
2o same
414 It. man Henry
Lois.
1 We'ir'e James
I Ileum in W. II
PAIXT TP.
4 Clark .lames
4a Clark Daniel.
4 ,1 Cook John
401' I'.psle.V Alelrew
J J "I- ps'-y" Joplill
4J01 . FutK I aleh
4:.i;:Kolk Caleb sr
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4''o Jones Jonathan
2M Johnson Perry
Mi I.ittimau Joseph...
.'i'.iM I.vie James
4:;iO ,'M'o.ire Abniham
4.i:t '.Miles Samuel
:t-4 FoorJoiin
4I40SUaw lioijamio
4oi.'st..w Jo!in
4-o N;ale l'hotnas
4"i Siokley Rl'lianl
4ii) I hemps hi William
4 Trist Eliralielil
II W alker Elias
402 W est Jolm
4 d' .Werner Heremeuius
.in "Dorsey Patrick
4i0'..lionnet Jae-ob
41iW "U'lliiams Israel
44 "Moore Thi-mas
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Perry Simon 14-4;
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4W liherail Samuel (4-4) ...
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same.
Fogle John
4.1 Leyilig Jonathan
SIWEKSET TOW NSIirp.
2 Nell John
1 l l.tiie William
:3 WiilWwar.l
1.. lihoads Franklin ,
SOMERSET BOROI UH.
1 Evangelical Association
Rink Aliwrt
1.; Ruth Charles
sr Stalil Samuel ;ll)
2 Nell Joh n .- ,
1 Needle lieorue
l-lo Sny-ier SalliUiiI P
hOt'Til.YMPTON TOWNSHIP.
:o Aitams Aleiamier '3
40'. c.onbs William
4J7 Mcilri.le Mary
112'., Along ami Witt
4-i7! '.Koliey James
31M "Si'blier John
421 Tenijtest Rarhel
4ir2 Way man Catharine A
4os Pr.iwn Thomas
STONYCREEK TP.
4 0 Kin hcr Daniel
4"2V.Vliiiatus llo!rt
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3i' ..Wilt k Wollersbergcr
1-si " same
H'...C!!l.ersVn?er P
3241 "Earnesi Wiiiiato
Lots. "
1 FI.-lierS
1 Fern Francis
4 Hugas lsaae..................
1 iueer Sophiah
4 Itoililv John D
2 Williams C. W
10 S hell t Co
2 Haines IV. J
SALISHFRY DOR.
Acres.
Lots.
2 same
1 Keller Jacob
f I PERTt RKEYFOOTTP.
Acres.
141 Itaer a lienforil
4il' .Dark Owa-ire
44 "King Jolm
4 i 1. ihra Peter
60
74
1 o4
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2 48
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same -Harney
John - - .
Haer iVilliaut J.
Shulti Jonas ....
214
141
V4
41
Lots.
7 8
74
4 03
3 47
1 22
1 2.'
i 73
1 16
Colllrs Mark
Dean EJwani
Weimer Davbl
lohcbl John
Mclillen J. R.
W eller J.inathan
Murry Thomas A.
I RINA HOR.
2 tiheen Rcr. ....
2 I'ryburgh Jar-ili
1 . Kreager Henrv k Son
1 (iel-ler Sabrstian
2 llotlman John
Shaller .losiall
2 Welwr Henry
4 Rainey Mr.
1 Ii. si.ly John D.
2 Piper Allien - ' -V
Lyons A. k Co.
1 SneillcT Joseph k Sua
2 Sloau Henry -
2 Morgan. Y'nung, AUciuus k (to.
1 Kanb k Fryier -1
Cunningham Wesley
1 Carlwuah Mrs. L. At.
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Haer W illlam J.
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same - - -
Haer Relina
Conrad Margaret ...
t 40 I
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acres.
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2M liner W. J. ... go f 0
tsale to bticia al loo'clcck A. M.
JOS1AH KKI.I.KR,
April Trersurrr.
iVJ
J-21
i'fl
06
J. M. HQLDERBAUM & SON'S,
S T O E E ,
West End, Main at., Somerset Pa..
IIEADQUAltTKliS
FOR THE SALE OF
chahpio:;
EZAPSi.S, OLIVER
CHILLED PLOWS, HA5EES
70W1T S2AIN SEED 10HILLS. ELI
FIBS THEESHE2 AITD 5ZPASA
T02, IICESEP0V7ES3.
FARQUAHR'S FoarHors.' Threshing Ma
ehlues with Shakers.
FARQUAHR'S Thresher and Separator.
FANNING MILLS,
SHOVELPLOWSHARES,
Cultivator Shovels
E:pairs fcr 27early All tho Plows
Sola in ths Cs-ty.
-May 1
JOHN F. BLYMYER
DEALER IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
OIL &C, &C
The followiii"; is a jiartlal Hut of goods iu Stock: C u-penter'a Tools,
Plane3, Saws, HatcheU, Hammers, CLibds, Tlane lrou Jzt-tt, kc, lllai-k-
smith'B Ooodd, Dellows, Anvils,
Hardware, Tab Trees, (Jig' Saddles. Haines, liuckie.s IIib.s, I5iti end loois.
Table Knives and Forts, Pocket Knives, Scirfsors, Spoons aud Razors, tbe
largest stock in Somerset Count v. Painter's Goods, a fuii riork. Whitn
Lead, Colored Paints for inside and outside painting. Paints ia oil, all colors,
Varnish, Turpentine, Flaxseed Oil, Brushes, Japan iVycr, W:i iuut Stuius.
&C. Window Glass cf all sizes and glass cut to anv shape. The bet Ot;il
Oil always on hand. Our stock of Cor.l t)il lamps is Lirgr mul cor.ipri-e,
very elegant styles. Hitston's (Mreular, Jlu!"j ami Cross Cut Saws. .Mill
Saw Files of thebest qnailty. I'orcelain-lhied Kclti.?. HaiidU s oi" ali kiudss
sSIIOVi:!, FORKN, SI.i!KS, UAUZIH.
Mattocks, Grub Hoes, Vhrku, Scythes, Sm-atLs, Sledgt s, Mason Hammers,
Cast Steel, Step Ladders, Carriage and Tire IJolts of r.ll sizes. Loookhtf
Glasses, Wash Boards, Clothes Wringers, Meal Sieves, Ior M::t.i, B tskets,
Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Twine, Hope all sizes, Hay Pulleys, Butter PriuU,
Mop Sticks, Traps, Steelyards, Meat Cutters ami Siuifcrs, Traces, Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe, Dust and Scrub Bru.-hes, Hor.-c P.ru.-hes, C'ir
ry Combs and Cards, Door Locks, Hinges, Screws, Latches and everytliiiio
inthe Builders' line. Caps, Lead, Slioi, I'otvdt-r and S-ifety r'u-e. .tc, Ac.,
The fact is, I keep everything that behfngs to the Hardware trade. I ti' iil
exclusively in this kind of goods ami give my whole atttention to it Per
sons who are building, or any one in n-ed of anything in my tine, will find
it to their advantage to give me a call. I wiil always give a rensor. ioie
credit to responsible persons. I thank my old custui'iei s for their pi trt.-n mu
and hope this season to make many new ones. Don't frrt't t t!,p ; ' r-
5o,3,"BV KIVS lil.OClv."
April m '74. JOHN F. HLYMYLK
TENNANT, POETER, BOYTS & CO.
SucceMMori to tuirH-r, 1 Vr"' it Co.
Machine Foryc Works,
W ater Street. Oppnfrite . t- O. It. It IIjmiI, C omiclIsTille, Ia
Manufacturers of Railroad and Machine Castings, Ii. R.
Frogs, Switch Stands and Bridles, Trucks, Pit "Wagons, Lar
ries, Iron "Wheel Uarrows, Stone Picks, Hammers and Chi sols,
Bridge Trusses and Bolts, Plows, Plow Castings,
Cook, Paricr & Heating Strros. Grates rir? Zrszs, Ixdzz, Ho-ctt ar:.
lisccllancous Castings ZSEado to Oriler.
Macliiuery of all kinds built and repaired, at Short Xol ice mi l lit isonn'ile Terms.
Also on hand all kinds of Material used about Steam Engines.
Q.is, Steam and Water Pipe Filtlnirs. bra's Vsires. I!rss Wir. flum llnse. Hum an 1 Fih-..us
r'acking, Lrfjiiiner an.l Ioi'iIkt Ileltln. CuaiiliiKS. Sir:il i'.ir sprinifS, llivets,
April 11. BOLTS ETC.
SF1IS,
VILSO
in workmanship is equal to a Chronometer Watch,
and as elegantly finished as a first-class Piano. It
received the highest awards at the Vienna and Cen
tennial Expositions. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER
than othsr machines. Its canacity is unlimited. There
are mere WILSON MACHINES sold in the United
States than the combined sales of all the others.
The VILS0K MENDING ATTACHMENT, for doing
all kinds of repairing, WITHOUT PATCHING, given
FREE with each machine.
f WILSON SEWING MACHINE GO.
A CENTS
WANTED,
827 & 829 Droadway, New York; New Orteans, La.;
Cor. State 4 MadisjnSts., Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisco, Cal.
FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS.
8 8 8 8 8 8
3 STRAIGHT NEEDLE.
8
a
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
Hi
Agents AVsnittl iu
Avjrti:ss
,4,1 4. V.
'"fil f.Tl -V
WHEELER & WILSON MF'G CO.,
182 WEST FOURTH ST., C1XC1XXAT1, O.
b
A Desirable Residence
For Saie.
I !Icr fur sale ror resilience In Somerset Bur
oukI, cuntaltiinc M acres nf lun I all in a hixh
stMte ol cultivation, ricetit lour acres of timber.
"lih an (irehanl nf .0 choice selected Iruit trees.
yv nriea aweuinir nous wtin in rsimi, vrasii. wimsI
S OU ami lie house, well tilleil. Swiss turn, currtsse
t m hiuse, has' net-er lalllnir rutininir water at tlis
I (WiU.inr. nu evenrreen shailinc. Mrawlierry bel,
I Co bee and best-house. Tbetltslance Imm tbe pulilie
tiuarels ene-liait mile, with .avement ami blank
walk the entire distance . will sell stock, tsrm Im
plements a tl lurnlture ii desired, and will give
posseeslon Immeiliatelf .
JuljrlS. J, U. KIM MEL,
JUST EECBIVED
AND
NOW OPENIfVIG
J. I HOLBSEBAUM & Ml
STORE . 1
1
i
Wl l:nil. Main HI., ssuifisrl, j
A Large and Well Selected!
LOT OF
DIl Y GOODS,
XOTIOXS, I
HARDWARE.
QUEEXSWARE,
IFATSd- CAI'S.
BOOISd- SHOES,
The Largest, Best aud
Cheapest Assortment
of Men's and Boys'
CLOTHING
Fresh and Kcw, Ever OiTored iu
SOMERSET.
Liu Kiiui-i r ivutiuoc Taken
in -:f!iaus ."r .01S.
Slay 1
Vices, Files, Hammers, kc. fadili''ry
A VALUABLE-INVENTION,
THE WORLD RENOWNED
ft SEWING MACHINE
888888888
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8
8
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MS a tjVALiiti:.,
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t!.c J.l ii f't.or.lttlr
terms.
City rsnl (.'onutrv.
B 8 8 8 8 8
8
Hmi
wTita allouii
Lead, v-rrrT produe-
j ftjPwHpK ,ivin
Colors, fSLlBADHPURE
pa, XtuflS
siM tr ' i cliaat, ,f
WHeiL tediiKt'
Alter tt.irt 0! f.iliet.t lab.r an r upttiiutnt n1(
srr. .losix
Sewing Machine,
U now olt.TcJ lo tTis pal'lir, js the triumr-'i .f (n
vi n!:ro tftriiu la this l,iiK'li i iiinii:.tcLir?.
Ili p-iiiit i( excciteno ari appjrrnt to anj ,.n
exa minim; th mucliin ri'1 rvatlilr v-nuijt
Umt iiira.: iht-hKT. J OH a "hi. btnvl uin.,
ih frori-k of Sewlr.tr Mstcfiine. It ti n ; -r.I!
tli n-cs;ry rr-juiremem fr a tiri-rijrf
Se-Tin,; M i hiDrf. w hi :h r
it.. A.'iiity t" t ktw:Ij ail nUi-! if -r5c .!.
man I ! a Sl wI.u .Ha-fthw. 31. t in m
aa''mnt. LianlitPM wf running 4rii. Kr
i.itn Imm n'i Sicipltnty oi n-tnj.'iii.r.
4th. l-nni'tUity. A'l ihv.e int4 vrnri
ui'-rTh in in oMut. in iUy
ST. JOHN SEWINu MACHINE.
.Vo. I .Uadiilir.
to.-iia o-'o'c I M f -bloe an 1 Stun l, Itlat W.1I1 a!
Table, t-. 1 tr i t r', Pj'sit B Cover, which
;iti ieho to si le of llie Table, furmlnif a
c n -.- "i!.nt m irk h n or an extension
t".' at wiiL
PRICE
S4S CO
$33 OO
S40 OO
$53 OO
$63 00
No. I
No. I I -2
No. 3
NO. 3 1-2
M;llcv-s t I j' ' St if i-ll.
Saillj 3:2! on t'aj light::: or hoivi-
c:t Goods.
Its Points of Peculiarity,
.'.W.lJJa .-.1.1
It m.tk- n .Ull-ron wjctliT t!io M-iftiin i
r;m hiftniirI nt lornjiM : th? w-rk wiii
WHVr run irttin y u. n i ihr ia n l"?-; .r c!:.t
.i Mit.-h.
It h;!- ;i .''ftc 'lU't'.-. in frn? pi . witli n- tlir'ii'l
hio i;i:;iicn. the (Kbt-ia txl.lun !n-;n ) I j I1
yif'N il:rv:i'..
It win-UMif hi.Ma with-at running t)j mi
i.int: : 5-i tint tfctrre if ti- ne'.-ity I-t triihrra-l-ii
, if id-; in.n-hi!.". ur rt-m vt!i tbe wrk when the
!m (. mrue U to le r.-iMiii.(.
It-tT-i-;i art-stinplc. p Tle-'t. ;inl nn lir i l
jti-rH If-'ti uu-lt-r AU'l up r, wiihout rem Mni1-
til W'lffc.
M:.'hino i rnmisiicl with Dm urliv.
irv :)trrl:-Tin:f.
it Kuriiiturc i n vcl, p?;-uiiir ft'ir:;d.'
I'.VKK M.VH.XE IS WAliUA NTKJ.
1 t:tict w1.! . aives miplvte if i:i.
T-my-tive ( tl:.- .M-scbtne luvt jt!rr:t'ty
tn-vii M in ttii oitmt-v.
1 alt !! ihe w.ril ku iwn Family F:tv rite T
tc l M:i tiirn'f uftxiT Unit Die ui pri-. int
:! rt'i-ir th' v.trii'U' kinl3 of ?Hwin- niJaA'tinrf
jT'tinjiily an ;Ui(i.tct-rily Ahi all inis at
t:i nui'-ut tirvt-up.' t. orkT :
A Mre V. F. WALKKK.
V. S S.unj-1. Mn Iiine t-c it en nt l- Hi -ka
nr r ( ,,-r x 'j's tr-
Jan.
J. R. IY1ECAHAN,
BUTCHER,
AND DEALER,
"NVholcsalo and 1'etail,
Fiii:sn iivts:
Al! kmUs, r-ir-h as 1JKKF, I'OItK,
MUTTOX, V K A I., -AML5,
SAUSAGK, PudJiii?, V.ulog.
oa. Mi 11 04 Meat, auil
L A RD cf our own
Itenderin-j
Po.t.7 i:jroi to orior a spjoialty.
MARKET DAYS
Tuesday, May ant Satrtj
AIt:it can lo olt:iintl any ilny
(inrini; ti week. Aril 11.
Hew Firm.
SHOE STORE,
SOLOMON UHL,
Haiif. imrt?h:isil ihe Miim
SlrIatr!j winii-ii isy
II. C. ReorilH.
Ve take I'lcusure !n cnMinit trie artcntl.-n nl
ptllil!; in the l:i.'t Lh.it we have ll.iw ur. I e..e:
iccp cin!'.ic.i ly cn liu.fl a. cnu'l'-'e on
:ent ot
Boots, Shoes
and Gaiters
IJOTII OF
Eastern and Heme Manufacture
is can be fi on.t anywhere. We also will bare of
nam! constantly a lull suiiply of
SOLE LEATHER,
MOROCCO
CALF SKINS,
KIT?,
AND L1XIXO SKINS
(it all kin:!,, witb a full lice ol
Shoe Findings.
The HUME MANUFACTURE DKPAKT.
M LNT will I In chance uf
N". 13. Snj-der, Ksq.
WhDterepniatloa for making
Good Wcrk and Good Fits
Is secoml lo none In Ihe State. The puMSe l f
ipectlull lnvite.1 Ui call and eiamtne our stuck,
as we an? determined to keep p'sls as aa m
tt and Kll at prices aa low as the lowest.
SOLOMON UHL.
V-
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