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E<tiE subscriber has purchased the right t.
sell the Improved diamond Plough in the
counties OF Pike, Montgomery, and st. Charles.
Every one Who'll has tried The above nanncd plough
in this vicinity has Immediately become satisfied
Of its great superiority over every other plough
now III use, both as it regards its durability, and
the ease by which it can be made and used. Ii
is teci iedly better than the miserable imitation o.
The DIAMOND Plough now made by the smiths IN
tits section. TIE sheer, moaldEoard and whole
plough aye iorIaeI ont .! Il single piece OF iron,
by slightly ben ling ii. making a much more du-
rablc plough AM at one third the trouble TO The
smith. This plough needs no putilng--a man
has only to sec TO be satisfied Of its superiority.
| will sell either the right of a county CT indi-
vi!ual rights to suit smiths or other purchasers.
i constant supply always on hand l. at my shop in
Troy. WILLIAM NJ. HARPER.
Troy, No, Dec. n, lol5. SIN.
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ROMANCE AND REALITY.

BY sANrrL =. HUCc.
The stars were shining bright ~tove,
The moon was ri l!gh,
1t was an evening iorm'd Tor loves
Most perfect harmony.
| walked along the dowy sward
With her J held most dear
Ny tale Of ardent loreIpour'l
Into her list'ning ear.
told the fear, the icy, the hope,
That long my bosom burnea,
Then hinted Of atree ard rope,
Iffrom my suit 81. turned;
And then by IL the godsl sVTore
How'd her dear as Heaven
She answered not-"tE.e zephyrs lore
Ny words uponthe even
Ivow'd for her IL gain a name,
| vow'd 'twouli be my pile
To toll for wealth, to fehi for fame,
Ii she would tie my bride;
spoRe of my hm lowly lot,
How dear her love ! pr.z'd,
But there s.ammer'd-l forget
A partId memorial.
And as my 'spesch" was soac-c.:aced--
To take the fort by storm,
Ithrew NV arm around her waist,
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ADIEU TO

BY MISS ". L.
Farewell teacher, thou hast led Us
Through LIES early pilgrimage
Thy dear name with lcvei, blended,
Craven on our chilihood's page:
From thy lips our hearts have earnered
Stores of wisdcn1--weaith untold,
Purer than the euSh Of fountains,
Dearer than carth's mines Of gvlA.
Farewell teacher, tears are mirg!irg
With the eft we Offer thee;
While our hearts are Iondly lingering
Round thy name and memory;
But as Gews on summer blossoms,
Evening vcspers gently weep;
So these tears thy name embalmirg,
Shall thy memory brighter keep.
Farewell teacher, thou irt leaving
Now thy lone an smittcn fclE;
But thou'st taught us ol tic tcuItir,
Gushing from tie hy!ne rccE.
Thither then by her directed,
Sharer in our Grief and love,
Letus pray that He would guide lis,
Who cnfolls the l~mbs above.
Farewell teacher, God 90 with tLec,
To thy duties strange and new;
Thou art leaving sad and lonely
Hearts that lovedtkec long and true.
But a b,icltcrmecting waits US;
Heaven records 10 parting kncll;
There well meet, though lie my pat Us
Teacher, dearest, f.rc-thec-w,ll..
Farewell teacher. take cur blessing,
Earnest of the love we bear,
May hopes flowers deck Thy tTiacl,
Prayer perrumet thy pathway thcrc.
God be present at our parting,
Spirit keep the sacrei>Gsli,
While our voices f,in;,y { .t,r,
Farewell, teacher, .Nlc-the-woll.
Stonington Point. CT.
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Administrators Notice.

notice. hereby given, that the un!ersien-
~ ed has obtained OF the Clerk Of tie Coui-
ty Court of Pike County, letters Of Adminietra-
ton on the estate Of Arnstead Woid!e, de-
ceased. bearing date l4th Jan. 1916.
All persons indchtedto saii estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. Al person,
claims against said estate, are requested tC
exhibit them properly authenticated wlthin ono
wear from the date OF said ~',itcrs, or they may Jc
|prccIuded from having any honcft c. sad estate
and if not exhibited within three years, Icy vii
be forever barred.
JAMES ENGLISH, Admir-.
January 18th, 1876.
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CANE AND FISH IN OREGON.


DR.. VIII tie. writing to some friend in this STATE
from Oreson-gce the annexed account of the
game and fish il L.at region. We don't know
aboet .the sacred rigl.t' OF the Indians there, as
regards taking them Salmon Trout-but rather
2 incline TO tie c~pinion,( five ever GIT 50 far west
--0nc: 1T least ,nl risk the result for Tic intring-
: ment!
The lS7lmcn Toit,' SAYS the Doctor, 'have
been in .ilis river (Caiumhia) nearly two weeks,
and the salmon Will soon be W: and they con-
tinue in the rivers until late i'll August. \
handsome view MY be lad in the summer oil
heir atteinpt Il lcaping the fall iiom the bridge
bctwekD this andtheislerd, which $50 feet long.
ArTiis narrow channel ! have seen them darling
like birds from the water. fifteen feet into the air,
doubling themselves against the rocks; or hurri-
ed back by TIE fury OF wafer. 10 or l. II 4 SIN
gle glance. The Indians take large numbers Of
them with spears-Ihtir sacred right, upon
which the whites IS Vet have not irtrudod. Ii
consequence OF their repeated cNcrtions at the
falls, the shores below are soon lined with their
dead bodies; and for Two months, the river. as Il
matter of course, has very d;sagreeable atmos-
| pierre.
"Swan, geese, ducks, and various other kinds
Of fowls come here from the North, where they
breed, and cover the rivers in winter, and feed
upona root mostly under the water, resembling
\mall potatoes. called by the natives wap pahtoo,
hi a. r1fbarnl k,- -l,,n 81 fNNl 'rha ha1l
grey eagles are soaring around, 10 preyupon
.ered tribe, and the filthy yultures regal
kselves on dead salmon. Elk. deer and
Ere plenty. The panther inhabits the for.
seldom leaves it. Wolves everywhere
number. Furs are growing scarce. The.
have fled to the mountain streams, and the.
r 10 the sea. The Indians are generally
Fable, and more danger may be apprehended
their thieyish disposition, than from their
iay. Some, near the shore, are nearly white,
in stature, Informed. filthy, and most in
enly defcrmed by ilattening their heads in in
and they live principally upon wap-pah-
IYls of the river, salmon and whales that
70 the shore. Their greatest ingenuity is
syed in their canoes, in which they ride the
with much ease and security; mostly made
ar, and cut from a single trunk. The up
y Indians are more actiy and better hun
nd their heads have a more natural rotun-
They own large bands of very hardy and
lie horses-solne chiefs owning 500 head
pore. They never teach them to trot, and
ppe them 100 miles day without iniuring
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f. Executors Notice
Notice Is herein gir,u

.|otice is hcreby giren
~ MAT the undersigned have obtained of the
i Clerk OF the County Court Of Pike County
letters Iestamentary on the estate OF George
Vaughan, deceased, bearing date 18th January,
1916.
All persons having claims against said estate,
requested to exhibit them properly authenti-
Gated within one year from the date of said letter.
or they may be precluded from having any bene-
tit OF said estate, and if not exhibited within
three years, they will be forever barred.
PETER T. VAUGHAN.
THOS. Il. VAUGHAN.
January 2t-lat6- Ex-rt'r.
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 all creditors or
Z others interested in the estate of Ambrose i.
Clark, deceased, that al the next February term of
The Lincoln county Court | shall make a final set
tlemcnl Of said estate as Administrative thereof.
when and where those interested can attend.
VANILLA q. CLARK, Administrative
Dec. 81, 1915.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors or
others interested in the estate Of Jas. Law
renee. deceased, that at the next February term
OF TIE Morgan county Court | shall make a final
settlement of said estate as administrator thereof,
when and whcrc those Interested can attend,
JOHN FRIARER. Administrators
January 3. 1916.
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Notice..

Wood, Potatoes, Corn, Flour, Meal, Pork, But.
Ter, Lard, Tallow, good Tallow Candles, Bees.
wax. Feathers, Oats, Fodder, or anything else
that is commonly consumed, viii be thankfully re,
seiyed at this office in exchange for the Banner
Or Job Printing.
TnoMAs & Murray, Proprietors.
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E~BROADHEA s FA G. 1T
eeS at LGw, JAMES 0. BRoADHEAp and
1. {. FAGG, having associated them
les in the practice Of the law, viii
IMPLY attend to any business entrusted
heir care. BowLINC-GREEN. Nc.
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Si4Gi.CeTy Notice.

h he Pa Circuit CONT s temlg tam, lS45
Blrj,min p. Clifford,
Henry Choutcau < otlcr:.
ATOW here comes the complainant ~ lis so
l%ici,or. an Henry Choutcau, & aJri>i Chou
Rene Paui, Girie! Paul, Eiwn! Chou
tt'r, Frederick W. Beckwith, guardian OF Tie
Amor heirs o: Tho,nH /. smith, deceased, an-
IN 'rcw Ior-ay, 'c.yn ,ants herein having l>i!c,
- appear here 1t Iii, term agrccably 10 law, anc
this court, ana answer said ill Of complaint :,
qairc the same istaken for confessed agaiusr
IN this decree Will be made final uules,
rncv shall be anL apqcar here ON the first day q
the neat term, and show cause 10 the contrary
IL il appearing upon the affidavit Of the com
.pl inlnl that the heirs Of Augustc CLoutcall, de.
ceased, o! Louisa Paul and OF Eulalia Paul. de-.
ceased ere unknown. II is therefore orucrcl that
sal unknown heirs lc notified by publication
Of this orlcri in some newspaper printed in this
state, for eight weeks successfully, he last inser,
ton at least four weeks before the next term, thai
said complainant lis fled Iii, ILL Of complain, J.
gainst them and others for 4 decree Of title to him
for a tract of land, (to wit:) the y. L. Ii sec
ton %, confirming l62 siNty-four one lunircdth
acrcs-also s. l.. Il see. 4 containing lei 2S
one hundret,h acres, and all in T. %, \. r. T..
in Pike County Missouri, being part Of survey
No. 29Il-and unless said heirs of Augu>tc
Ghouteau, Louisa Paul and Eulalia Paul. dcceas-
cl, shall be and appear here on the first day of
the next term, the same will be taken for confess
ed against them arl continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI
Coomy Of Pie.
/, Simeon p. Robinson, clerk Of the Circuit,
Court for said county, certify That tie foregoing
is truly copied from the record.
49, WIryrs> my hand and official seal;
Seal. d,He NJ Office, i'll Bow ling Green, in
49, said county, this the 10Th day ofDc-
cembcr, A. y. 1919.
S.P. ROBINSON, CLERK.
Dec. 9th, lS45.
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d PRINTING

OF all kind can be neatly executed at cheapest
rates. and in the best STYLE al the Banner Office.
If any one wants work done, such a, Blanks fol
any description Circulars. Cards, Hand Bills
Horse Bills, &c, they can be accommodated at tins
office whenever they call.
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/. u. Burhbayo.e's

TNlTED States Newspaper subscription and
q advertising Agency and Proprietor CT the
old established Real Estate, Negro, Money -Agen-
CIV and Intelligence Office, Saint L.ouis. Mo.
\. B.-Po>t paid letters. including i fee Of one.
Dollar, soliciting information and Intelligence will
receive IN answer in return.
l. b. BU RBBAGE, Gen. Agent.
st. Louis, no, I646.
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slaves! Sia.es!!

, aEHE best cash prices will he paid for slaves
between the ages of fifteen and thirty. An
ty to T. +. WELLS, Auburn. Mo.
Mp. MINOR, Bowling Green
JNO. SNEATHEN, Troy.
Dec. 9th. ISi5 ts
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I'll. 4. WEIGH. .7VJrney at Lar,
gov. Mo-. viii promptly attend to all bus
Ess entrusted to bis care.
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KS. F. MURRAY Y, .4hJrneyGt Lar.
ROY. Mo-. will promptly attend to any bus
ess that may be entrusted to his care.
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] CYE.7P CASH BOORSTORE.- -
j. II ALSALL.

XN HoLrsALE and RETAIN Bookseller and
w SrArIoHrR, No. III Main Street, Sairr
Louis. Mo-, keeps Gu hand splendid assortment
of &hoo!. Law, .'hdjcoin nl .Hiscsiiaaeous BooEs;
Qu'ils, Ink, WATERS, Steel Pens and Sia.cs; Writ
ing and WrarPirr p@rors; Blank Books in crest
variety, together with cyc-v ether article in hi.
ne o. business. Books bound in Inc hest
"anncr. Gail an! cxauninc-No. I2f, Main St.
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wanted at this Office.

Two intelligent, active boys, Letwecn l. ana
Id years of sgc, as apprentices. -srpi! il"ineIi-
latelY.
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NOTICE.

Having made other arrangements, wish
to inform the public that the sale lately ad-
vertised over my name, will not take place
at the stated time. The same property will
be disposed of next fall, of which due
notice will be given.
JOHN A. FINDER.
January 9th, 1916.
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ITO! We THAT TUHRSTETH.

1 WE who are Coatless. Shirtless, Vesiless, OF
who need any of the Indispensibles Of life
call quick at the Clothing Store in Louisiana.
Mo. We have on hand good supply OF ready
made clothing, and are looking for new supplies
CALI Call! CALM
RICHARDSON & DUKE.
Water Street, Louisiana, Mo.
ban. 2, 1886, II.
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Ross & COW +,
S.HDULE, BHiDLE .2.ID H,3E.lENS

/ RE r-l.red to execute any kind Of wsEk
4 in their line in nc most approved s:yle.-
They have always on In. i1.se supply oi ready
made articles, comprising ev,r!,s'ng usual in
such ! business, which they will sell .ow i0r easli-
IL Call at No. 10, ,jIlin Street, St. LOU.
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ALBERT NEW

ALBERT NEWBERRY,
No. 10, Main Street, St. Louis. Missouri,
AS CO.NNT.EATLY on HAND ofkis
& oun .HanutacfUirg, Z Wholesale End Reta,l
,uppiy Of TIN and COPPER HIRE, SHEET
iron, Hire, STOKES, CRITICS, cnd crrrg oN-
r. article IN hatlirecf business, IL Cheap for
Cash. iva
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BLANKS
Can be neatly cyccr'ed 1t 'his Otf"", =
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h he PHs Cuc,H Cont, Sptsmly tam, 1918
Benjamin p. Clifford,
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GoeffD.

From the PhiIa. Sat. Courier.
Thoughts, suggested by the Sea-
Where are the sun-bright golden hours I
Ful swiftly they have flown;
The leafy drapery of the bowers,
The song Of birds, the fragrant flowers,
Al, all alas are gone.
The music Of the woodland rills,
Late echoing on the air,
Is hushed in gloom; the verdant hills,
Where summers genial dew distils,
With frost are white and bare.
The towering trees which lately spread
Protecting shadows wide;
Deserted lift the hoary head,
Their glorious summer robes all fed
And gone their regal pride
Wan nature wears a saddened facs,
Der treasure lost she mourns;
But cometh Springs bright form apace,
Radiant with health and blooming grace,
When each priced gift returns.
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DWELLING HOUSE.

partly stone and partly frame, commodi
Gus stabling and other buildings.
The location OF ahis property being
one mile from the town of Somerfield,
abounding in wood and Stone coal; ha.
wing Satc MIL and Grist AfH adjacent
thereto and plenty Of water remaining
through the land. renders il an important
and valuable situation for any kind Of bu-
siness. The premises have been for a
long time occupied as 7arern Stand.
The stand is admirably adapted for the
accommodation OF ali kinds Of Droues.
Persons desirous Of purchasing the
property. are requested to call on Josh
ua B. Howel and E. p. OHphant, of u
niontcwn, Pa, who will give every in
formation desired, concetning said pre-
perty. Howell a. OLIPHANT,
Attorneys Of A G Cole, of Bait.
jay2a '45-1
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PATHETIC

SAM SLICK ON CRYING.-San Slick
says that ''to talk about person having
the power to weep on all occasions, Is the
height Of moon-shine. I'd like to see a
man undertake to cry, with pretty girl
beside bim-pocket full of cash-Ro corns
or his toes--and plenty of ice cream in
his reach. If he can do it at such time
he had better make business of 1t, anc
go about crying for people at sixpencs 1
cry"
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Strdu Bull.

TAME 10 the premises OF the subscri-
~ Der in Milford township, Somerset
county. sometime Eiu September last, a
Brlndle Bull, about one year
old last spring, with white face, white
belly and legs, no artificial marks percep.
Gbie, the owner is desired to come for
ward, prove properly. pay charges. and
aake AIM away. or he wia'be disposed el
rs the law directs.
dec30'<s John BOUCHER.
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Saddling and
HARNESS-MkkENG.
O.
s II. SNYDER

VI PECTF U l. LY informs his
R friends and the public in general,
that he continues 10 carry on the
Saddling and Harness-Ma-
king business,
at his shos on Main Cross street, north
of Parker & Ankeny's store, where he
will constantly keep on hand, or make 10
order, MEMS AND WOMENS'
SADDLES, BRIDES, HAR-
NES s, COLLARS, &c., &C.,
all Of which he will dispose Of at very
low prices, for cash or approved country
produce.
Having supplied himself with excel
lent materials, and being determined TO
do his work in neat ard substantial
manner, he fatters himself 10 be able to
give general satisfaction 10 all vine may
favor him with their custon.
Somerset, noyll '45
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Pennsylvania Telegraph.
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.

The session Of The Legislature which
10 just at hand, we have reason TO believe
will be one that will excite much interest
amongst the people Of the Common
wealth, and induce desire to obtain ac-
curate reports Of its proceedings through
paper published a! the seat OF Govern
ment,
We have engaged ihtelIigen, and COM
petent Reporters for the Senate and
House Of Representatives. and shall pub-
lish in the Telegraph full and impartial
reports Of the same up 10 the latest hours
Of publication, and send 10 subscribers a,
the rates specified below.
We shall also be enabled 10 give the
latest Congressional Intelligence, with
the Political news al Washington, hav
ing engaged intelligent and experienced
correspondents at Washington CITY, f,r
that purpose.
SEMl-WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
The Telegraph will be published Sc
MI weekly, at 81 for the session, or IS
for the whole year.
SIX copies Of The paper will be seui
10 one Office for $40 during Tie session,
or for $l5 The year, TO be paid in ad-
vance.
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
The Telegraph will be sent 10 subscri-
bers once week at 50 per annum and
! will contain Literary, as well as General,
Legislative and Congressional news.
CHEAP SESSION TELEGRAPH.
For the purpose Of placing the procee.
dings of the legislature within The reach
OF every ono, we have made arrange
ments to issue the Telegraph once 3
week at the low price Of ONE DOL
LAR for the session, in all cases TO bs
in advance. The weekly session rele
graph will be made up Of the Legislative
Congressional and General News the
appear in the semi-weekly paper. ant
will be issued from The press every Mon
day morning,
@Persons procuring five subscriber,
and forwarding S5, shall receive copy
for their trouble, THEO FENN
Harrisburg, Nov, 26. ls45,
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Be content as long as your mouth is
full mot of tobacco) and your body warm;
remember the poor-kiss the pretty girls
don't rob your neighbor's hen roost-
never pick an editors pocket, nor have
IN idea he is rich-kick dull care to the
deuce-black your own boots, and pay
for your newspapers
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late the property Of Jacob Probasco and
John Baker. Esq, on the National Road.
in Henry Clay township, Fayette coun-
ly, Pa, and one mile west of the village
oil Some:6eld in Somerset county. TO
gether with the appurtenances thereunto
belonging. This properly consists Of
about one hundred and 6fly-,hree acres
ot land, greater portion of which is
cleared and under cultivation and in mea.
dow. The baiIdings consist Of large
and convenient
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BUREAUS,

Tables, Stands, Settees, So
fas, &C., Sc, &C.,
He will sell common chairs at e5 per
sett. and other articles in proportion.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
ATTENDED TO him, he would invite the
public TO call and exemine his work,
which he will warrant TO be made of the
best materials and finished in the nea;ess
and most durable manner.
Approved country produce will be
taken in exchange for work, ai the high
est market prices.
opa'AR
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Typography plays strange tricks with
manuscript sometimes. This is the la
test instance- The line
-'Hell has no fury like woman scorned, Il"
was made TO read
Hell has no fury like woman corned;"
Sn which there is truth if not poetry.
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Orphans Court Sale
OF
p a. IS S. ]. A. ! I.

6& = azka IA q es4 ksE teT "A EA8 N s<E2 =
n n pursuance Of an order Of the Or
4 phans' Court OF Somerset county,
there will be exposed TO sale by way oI
public vendue or Outrry on the premises,
an Monday the 26lh day Of January
next. the folio wiug real estate, late the
properly OF Andrew Bird, deceased, viz:
One tract of Land situate
in Addison township. adjoining lands OF
Jshn p. II. Walker. John A Mitchell.
Robert Robisen and others, containing z
270 acres more or less, on which are e.
rected two dwelling houses, barn and
other buildings.
ALSO
One ether tract adjoining lands
John A. Mitchell, Robert Robson Thom
as GIissen James Wilkins and others
Containing
260 acres more or less,
on which are erected dwelling house
barn and other buildings.
7erms-one third TO remain lien on
the premises, the interest thereof TO be
paid to the widow annually, during her
lifetime. and at her death TO be equally
divided ameng The heirs and legal repre-
sentveS Of said deceased. One third oil
the balance in hand and the remainder
in three equal annual payments without
interest, 10 be secured on The property By
judgment bonds.
Auendsnss will be given by John
Hanna, administrator Of the estate Of sale
deceased. BY The Court.
w. H. Picking.
DecI6 '45-4t, Clerk.
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ALL SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY TO


To these branches Of his profession
he has given large share Of his atten-
ion for the last twenty-five years, and
he will continue to devote to them the
experience acquired by constant prac-
tlce during that time.
The Hotel for lnvalids is not an exper-
iment lis establishment is suggested
not only as necessary 10 supply an evil
dent want in this city, in the entire ab-
sence of any special provision for the
sick, but is warranted also by the success
of similar institutions al Cincinnati and
New Orleans--the former under the care
Of Drs. Talia(erro, Marshall and Strader
the latter under that of DIR. Stone.
The building selected for the purpose
is situated at the corner Of Federal aud
Robinson streets, in Allegheny city, adj
joining the city of Pittsburgh. II is
commodious and reomy, anl furnished
with all accommodations necessary fol
the sick.
Applications for admission to be mad.
10 the subscribers, at their Office on Penn
street, Pittsburgh. or at the establishment
0No contagious diseases will be ad
mited. j. R. SPEER, NJ. d.
j. s. KUHN, M. d.
February 25, ls45.