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OFFICE OF THE MoRRIs AND ESSEX RAN RoAp Co., Z
Newark (let 22d 1916.

OFFICE THE Morris AND Essrx RAN ROAD Co..
Newark Dat 22d, 1876. I
Office is hereby given that Proposals will be recee ed
IN until the 9th November for the Grading, Masonry
and Rail road from Mostown to Dover distance OF
Maps and Pro6les estimates and specifications will be
found after oath instant at the Office Of the Company Nor
he line will be diy ded Of length
for snd Prop sails In writing directed TO the
Treasurer the Office of the Company in Newark will be
for the whole q any Par q hs Toy By order
SCOTT & THOMPSON'S
CITY CASH Wholesale and Retail! Family Grocery, Tea
York; s. Scott 4 Co.. NO IS Nassau street in eonse
Of the solicitations Of number Of their
TONER'S have been induced estabs the
stanty hand the best of goods the
line and prices that sstonsh the inhabitants
the upper of the city Amongst the assortment will be
found the following:
Teas Of the importation, and fines, QUALITIES
irish an Scotch whisky he Scotch whsiey OF the crebra.
ted 0lenlevet and Isay brandl Barclay Perkins London
brown stout Edinburgh and Aoway ae rev Mlaxa fiu,t;
Glasgow spced hams English French, and American
tard large OF imported Segars &c Ike &c
NB-Very old and superior Londen dock port; Amontii-
ado pale sherry do pale gold aud brown sherry
East India Madeira Newton, Gordon, Murdoch, and
Scous &c. sc.
PS-Goods delivered free Of in any part of the
city, aud for cash ONLY ols ln.re
CEGAR WAREHOUSE.-JAS. d. ARMSTRONG X
- THORNTON. No. 81 Cheapside. Baltimore.
100000 Segars, embracing extra fine and medium quail
ties consstng Of Regalas, La Normas Castllos frnei
pes, Casadores Relies.
Also general assortment of Tobacco. for sale low
sZ7 I'm RI
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MRS. ZEGLIO.

No. 81 Division Street.
&c viii a'iSsp;
s
is well worthy the attention Of purchasers.
a.: M
% Ss 81 SS Inc
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
IHH 'iTiIt rs
This valuable discovery will enable person to dye
Tbs no wash our
the health the hair ali 'Oiines
ask for Jue. Haul. Liquid Hair Dye. al.
Cd Ak Un Is sffI ask Tor box
have been awarded to the subscriber at the
FIJI s5 and y The
ketehsm, is Fulton Y Clirehash. sqd SO BrSaswsy
H. Hsv X:
A. A. SAMANOS,
IMPORTER OF TOBACCO AND sEGaRs, :,
;a 90 s::
Friction Matches, Marci 4 Basies' fabric.
and whoe.ae and retail % '''e' oS in.re
TO wooLLEN GOODS MERCHANTS.
y; MlGEON = CO.
CLOTHS cAsslNpHiRsFfssA k ANP sAfrINETs Re
No. s4l WEST STREET, NY.
II and slade 60 Pine street, w. C. Langley Co. - Broad
stree D. Brigham Co, Pine al6Rmsm
INFORMANT TO THE LADIES.
lust received from Auction and offered at 20 cent be-
d low Importers prices -
800 Tambour ucked Dresses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
$50 do very fine do ,........................3 90
200 Neapolitan Lace worked do ........... s 90
100 Rivere Embroidered 90
80 Needle worked, 1.-TWO rows) 90
i Dc selss.a ors ssa5i: 80 dress.
usual price. 50
few very splendid Lace Dresses FROM 10 90
Do do houneed from SIS to. ......... IS 90
rich Assortment of real and imitation Lace Capes,
Berhes Capes and Sleeves French Capes Col
lars embroidered Handk &c &c. unusually low
40 lmsrrc PETER ROBERTS,, T3 Broadway
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MEDICAL AiD-DR GREGORY, No. 3 Roosevelt
1A street. physician has recently pub shed
. small volume On the foe, and foibes human nature
entitled The Rubicon 10 intended friend to such
happen need advice privately. 1t upon
diseases ard arrangements Of delicate and private
nature, among which venereal in all varieties
forms with complete for its cure and also
in relation 20 the practice OF certain habit among the
Young snd thougntiess. Price 80 cents.
The following few from the works Of emf
nent ply sicians on this SUBJECT
Many yuous people predicted immense harm from pub
fishing information so delicate subject"
erto covered up"
at confined the obscure and vicious, but pevades
all classes OF society" .
"Neither the plague. small pox similar
diseases have produc result, disastrous 10 humanity
alt the pestlence that wsketh in darkness, and the de-
structien that wssteth AZ MONDAY"
duces violent seeeons which necessarily sndspeedy
vital principal and Of body and mind hence
the sariy failure loss OF the faculties"
Of diseases and eminatng from
this practice 10 DR. 0regory Invigoatng Tonic
Cordial Nothing be better adapted to help and noush
the ward wsngs loss OF sppette
depression Of spirits confused memory, Nc IL enrches and
the blood without heating and iniaming Prce "a
bottle Of half DOZEN So carefully packed
for erporzfion. Consultations privately at all hours
as m
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LATER FROM HAvANA-MoRE OF THE STORM
DAMAGE TO THE CRors.-Wc have been politely
favored by gentleman OF this city with the following
extract Of letter from Havana. giving the latest
counts Of the recent terrible hurricane
HAVANA, Oct Ia.
We received news from tho country last evening of
the damage caused by the storm. At the djandra 81
negroes buried under the ruins of bdTdeon and 80
at the .7istad. At the Mangta, not single tree has
remained standing. and the coffee trees very much
injured All the coffee that picked has been carried
OF. At Sta Rosa the damage ensued, and at Con
formidad every thing is blown down.
From the sugar estates we have direct news At
Cdmaito, only store and the Alambique are left.
AT this place every thing ID in ruins Our principal
theatre is Of ruins The destruction tho ship
ping has been awful and the loss of life truly appalling
At Moro the dashed the farola height
of l2O feet Three Spanish man-ofwar steamers in
pieces. The houses in the country have all generally
been leveled with the ground.-BGit Clipper, Nor. 4
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ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co.
ARRANGEMENTS
RemaHess and Passage from Great Britain and Ireland
BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER.
POOL PACKETS.
Sailing from Liverpool the and 10th Of every
Also, by frat class American shiEs (weekly)
Persons s-ndiag the Old Country for their friends
have Them brought of the eight ships pr,siuc
the Black Ball, Old Line Of Liverpool Packet saiius
from Liverpool on the Is and 10th Of month Also by
first class ships sailing from that port weekly which
agent Mr. Roche Senior, there will sent oa- Without
delay
prise the following magnificent ships and w sail from Liv
erpool on the regular appointed days, as follows =:
FIpELIA, LIST January, lat May, LIST September
NEW YORK, LIST February, Ist June, LIST October.
COLQMBlA, 10th =" 18th - 10th
YORKSHIRE, l,t March. Is, July, I,s November
SoNTEaGMA 18Th April 81 Aug s it December
PSThe public respectfully notified by desire Of the
Of the Black Ball Old Line of Liverpool Packets
that passenger agents out X. b Co. have permission
from them advertise 10 bring out by that line
and that they the only regular authorised agents
Of said line in this city.
We have all times for sale drafts sight, for sny amount.
drawn direct the Royal Bank Of Ireland Dublin; aso
Messrs Prescott Grote Ames Co.. Baukers London which
free Of discount charge whatever all the
principal towns throughout England Ireland Scotland aud
Wales.
Apply or address BY Letter, post paid e
IS Fulton street, ~. " next door the Fulton Bank.
The oiceof Mr. Roche Senr., is at rs Dublin street,
Orc Liysrpool.
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LIE CHEv'R DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
L. BARCA, Minister Penipotentisry from the Court Of
Donna Isabel II Queen OF Spain United at
Washington do that have known DIR. A. g. CASTLE
.t1ndn. in his profession Of med
al may place fullest confidence skill and nteg
rty. Signed, A. CALDERON DE LA BARCA.
Dr. A. Z. CASTLE, 3al Broadway inserts Artificial Teeth
and performs operation pertaining the restoration OF
the month. and teeth m srh
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MAGNETIC ELECTRICAL MACHINES,

MAGNETIC ELECTRICAL MACHINES,
EIGHT DOLLARS EACH.
b to their improved Apparatus. medical
which may be seen N operation At Their Des ESQ
etSns sns Ho. whsoopins Cough Specific
MA large assortment Of Gold and Silver Leaf con-
Ahbera discount to Country Agents. i7im.rc
VT1HE ONLY sECUREITY AGAINST QUACKERY
i HUNTERIAN DIsPENSAKY, yNo. ) DIVISION
established A. d. 1895, by the proprietor
or the urehra kidneys, etc., debility mercural
Diseases seminal weakness gravel nodes carries rhe
,% ulcer, Of the SO;ts IoSss throat nose and limbs.
wasting of the powers OF life, night swelling
OF the joints caused BY mercury and unwi;e treated
yiUlent; and from rience that very seldom
falls to the lot Of any one physician he Is enabled
Of above mentioned diseases The attic ed should
remember that this is the only place the city where the
celebrated Dr. Hunters Red Drop be obtained;
diseases The dspensary arranged that per-
calling will but the doctor HIMSELF who in
render relief all who give him call Hunde ds Of
certificates voluntary given OF Of which
s 81 which % G
cases charge Structures cured weeks
This medicine Be had in Boston, o2s msr
M EDiCAL ADVICE.-DOCTOR LAMERT Is conn
l tal,y consulted his once So Gold street,
being mild udcious requires neither mercury
in diet, hindrance from business Debility,
eonsntuona arising from indiscreet ndulgeneen Of the
potency, the Doctors attention. his being
restore the system TO that state vgor originally
designed Structure, disease frequently existing without
sometime, caused by ks neglect Of the parties them.
encosinga Zee, dsey attended to- and medicine wits
advice sent to any part Of the United States. Office %
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CRoSsTApr, Sept Pin ship Riga, Wise Tor Havre
10 days. bark. Edwin, Wales, for NYok. days Kouhle
Proctor for Boston do; America Berry discg for do Wal
ter Rankin Tor Bremen 10 days bark Waban Bartlett for
Bordeaux sid I'm Cronstadt SEPT ls barks Chusan jenkins
for Boston and Byron Pearson Cor New York sid 25h; ship
Napier ssndtord of aud FIN Baltimore (about Aug 2o)
Elsinsur SIN ult
MALAGA Sept 27n port bark Chatham Bearse in quar-
anne for Nfork; brig Eugeae, Drnkwaer for do days.
and others.
MArAcUsz Oct i-ln port bark Plato, Holmes. Of and I'm
Phils at Turks Island; Schr Native American, Goodwin
Newbuvport, loading for NYork brig solon Anderson
fun Nfork, Oct 10, TO sail in days Tor NYork.
Rio JASrIRo, Sept l9h port banks Home, for NYork,
or 10 DIS; Active for Baltimore, d snd Others Going
bark, supposed the Navarro, from Pernambuco.
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'G'HE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the City of New York, y
confidently recommended for all debility produced
by secret indulgence OF any kind nvaua
BILE remedy for impotence, sterity barrennes, unless
depending malformation.
Single bottles 81 EACH Of hafa dozen $5 carefully
packed, and sent to all parts ofths Union.
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ITO HOTEL AND sTORE-KEEPERs, against per
Il son from Philadelphia, trying to palm upon them
spurious article Of Wine Bitter, and Wild Cherry Brandy
that have travelling under the Of Tobias on
cepting my son, Joseph f. Tobias.
s29 1msr No So North Third 4 PhlAdelnhia
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nk COkblIT, member OF the universlty OF new FORK,
also OF the medical society informs his and the
public that he has removed his from Duane 81
keade street, three doors from Broadway. Dr. u having
confined ms practice to the treatment Of delicate diseases for
the Last years. with certainty warrant all
Dr. Corbitt informs the public that there 10 other Dr.
Corbtt in the CITY, and that he has connection with the
bad to certain disease in all its forms. Open from
3 A. NJ. till 3 u. NJ.
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NO CURE NO PAY.

nR. CORBlTT, 10 DUANE Street, Member Of the Royal
~ College OF Surgeons. London be consulted in the
OF delicate diseases practice
teen years devoted TO- venerea disea.es enables Dr.
the form OF thus dsease Recent cured in
four days. No Mercury used Structures cured in
two weeks without pain. Constitutiona debility
Those individuals who have INDUCED ioathsme
habit can positively be restored % and society Dr
Dentist Remember 10 Duane street, door
Johpsons p2 imsr
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find the that died not when smifen ,ch the Emerods
AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOR PILES.

AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOX PILES.
nR. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUARY-ls an
~ efectual for this distressing Malay
physicians the Hemorrhods, Piles. There
no mistake sboutt It's once safe and efcacious ana
pleasant action No fear of taking cold while
influence change in diet necessary taken according
To directions cure for life I guaranteed.
Hundreds of certificates be by calling the
Pnsor his agents. OF performed by this medicine
TO- 90 and 30 standing Sold Wholesale and retail bv
the proprietor, 1876 Bowery; WYATT 4 KETCHAM, i2l
Fulton st. ~ Y; Brooklyn, G. Steam. 1874 Fulton 1t E.
MatOon. MYRTLE Avenue and Pear Inc RI
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HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

From a regular Physician, DR. GS Smith, Suu-
fish, Ohio.
Mr.. J. kidd-Drar Sir have used in nv
pactice DR.. MLane's American Worm Srerifc.
rnd have often witnessed It's efficacy in expe!iing
worms from the system. 4 patient of mine. a
short time agJ. gave a vial of the Worm Specific
TO 4 child; IN a sbori time upwards Of sixty-G,s
worms were expelled.
Prepared for the Proprietor tv
JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. corner Of
4th and Wood SIS, Pittsburgh.
Also for sale by the following agents
JOHN l.. SNYDER, Somerset,
Hay and Morrison. Lavansviiie,
X nabie and Vought. Centreville,
NJ A. Ross, PctcfsluT.h.
A. Wyatt. Smithfeld.
q. Cook. Wellersburgh.
Samuel Kurtz, Somerset.
Samuel Harnet. Addison,
Livengood & W%clfiey. Salisbury
Charles Krissinger, BeiIin.
Edm. Herman, Jenner Gross read
Edward Bevin, Stoys;uwn.
p. q w. Myers, Myers Mill.
n. B. BE particular 10 ask Tor Dr.. NI.ans
American Wern Specific. q rstsoi TeszssuS
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Will miracles never cease! More eyi-
dence of lis surprising Health Restora-
tive virtues ! !
From DIR. Baker, Springfield. Ky
Springfield, Washington co. Ky, Nav
IA, 1915.
Messrs. Sanford and Park:
Genls-l take this opportunity Of in.
forming you Of a most remarkable cure
performed upon me by the use eC DR.,
NisIar's BaISam Of Wild Cherry. 10
the year 1910 was taken with an infa-
NATION Of the bowels Bhich | labored un-
der Tor six weeks when | gradually re-
covered. In the fall of 1871 | was at
lacked with a severe cold, which seated
itself upon my lungs; and for the space
Of three years | was condned to my bed.
| Tried all kinds Of medicine and every
variety Of medical AID without benefit;
and | wearled along until Tie winter Of
1914 when | hearo Of Wisiar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry.
My friends persuaded me 10 give il a
fair trial though had given up all hopes
of Teravery aud bad prepared myself for
the change Of another world. Through
their solicitation | was induced to make
use of tie genuine Wislar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. The e1er, vas truly as
lonishing. After FIVE years Of ahliclion,
pain aud suffering: and after having spent
four or five hundred dollars to no pur-
pose, and the best and most respectable
physicians had rrdved unavailiHg, | was
soon restored To entire health by The bIes.
sng Of God and The use of Wislar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good health, and
such Is my altered appearance that ! am
no longer known when | meet nv for
mer acqusiniances.
have gained rapidly in weight and
my flesh IS firm and solid. | en- new
eat as much as any person and my food
seems 20 agree with me. | have eaten
more during the last six months than |
had eaten five years befure.
Considering my case almost a miracle
deem it necessary for the good Of The
anlicled and a duty owe TO the proprie
tors and my fellow men who should
know where relief may be had TO make
this statement public.
May the blessings Of God rest upon
the pr"prietors Of so valuable n medicine
as Wistar'r Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully,
VIM. II. BAKER,
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Jayne's Medicine.

lS) us THIS MEDICINEr' we
exclaimed the other day, on tasting some
of jayne's Tome Vermiluge. Ii Ger
tainly has none of the nauseous favor.
which one associates with tie idea of
Pitysic, Children consider il quite 3
treat, and in taking it their paIales are
grauGrd, aud their health restored at the
same tlme, Jaync's Tonic Vermifuge
not only destroys worms, but carries off
the mDcas IN which they are i~mbedded.
aud effects a radical and pern,anet cure.
Every mother knows The prominent
SYMPTOMS Of warns such as voracity,
leaHness, felid breath, grinding cf he
teeth during sleep. paleness Of the lips.
itching Of the nose, &c. bIt there is OH,
er indfcis not 50 generally recognized.
A dry cough, du.l ewes, enlargement of
the abdomen, and many other symptoms
emmcR TO Other diseases, frequently
denote the preseace of worms. their
existence is even suspected, the Vermi-
fege should be administered. berause it
can 10 no harm in any case, and may do
incalcalabIe good.
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Whai is Inc cause of IIemmorage, {
Splitting Of Blood?
Obstruction.
What ia the cause Of Consumption
and AbscesS!
Obstruction.
What is tire cause Of Bronchitis!
eszss'E'ES UCEEON-
Producing inflammation of the lining
membrane of the Bronchia or wind
tubes. aud an excre;ion of murous or
pus, and frequently discharges of Blood.
And what is Asthma, or difficulty Of
breathing. but obstruction, caused by
mucous or 2urulenl excrelion. c%loggIng
up these tubes. and thereby impeding
respiration!
Remove this obstruction. and there
will be no fever nor in6ammatiUn-no
pain nor cough-no abscess no Con
sumption-no hemmorhage o splitting
Of blond-no Asthma or difficulty OF
breathing. but q restoration 10 health
will be certain. And what is The TRUE
remedy pointed OIL by nature to remove
this obslrnction!
The answer is, Expectorant. Yes,
Expectoralion is natures remedy. Fer
reader, there is no other ouilei for the
lungs Ia discharge their viiIaled excre-
lions. bat through The Trafhea, or Wind
Pipe, and this natural discharge is ex-
pecloragion.
To assis, nature. and oduce this
desirable result. nothing has yer been
found equal To Jayne's Expeelorant-
1t is the result of the experience Of
mony years practise, Ii produces a
free and easy ex%nec,oration. supprcsses
the congIi, reduces the inflammation, re-
moves The spasmodlc action OF Ilhe yes
sells. and heals The abraded surface of the
Bronchia or Wind Tubes. The breath
ing becomes easv-apt the patient al
most hopeless eases of Consumption, il
produces a degree Of relief never before
experienced by any other preparation.
and prolongs the patients life TO an in
definite period. Many who were pro-
nounced incurabie two wears ago. by
Physicians. are still alive, and ap-
pear no worse than they did then,
while hundreds, nay thousands, have
entirely recovered.
Sold by LIZ II. F. Schell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin.
s'yssown Pa.
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PRESSED INTO SERVICE.

Mr.. Tar" said the Recorder yester-
day morning, as if he was anxious to as
certain whether there was any individual
OF that name present, and if so that he
would like 10 take a small observation Of
the person bearing such an odoriferous
name. No one rose TO the summons,
but the Recorder seeing a police officer
te~legraphing a red-faced, weather.
beaten tar, in one end of the box, with
hair enough around his face for at least
q bakers dozen Of stage boatswains, in
quired what that mans name was.
"John Hull, your honor" said the
sailor, rising and slapping his tarpaulin
down on the railing
John Hull, your honor; and | may
be introduced for the first in my life to
the bo'sins cat If Jack Hull was ever
ashamed Of his name in whatever port he
was brought to at an anchor. Hull's a
name. sir. as'll do 10 stand by in the
toughest sort Of a gale, as 81 the greatest
calm as ever put old Bor'as asleep"
"He told us his name was John Tar,
last night, sir" said the officer.
did your honor ever see such a
spoony of a land lubber as that! Why he
wouldn't know the difference 'twixt the
fgure-head OF a seventy-four and the cap
tain's clerk. Jack Tar I! you land lubber.
you. An so ] am a Jack tar, and doesn't
ever mean 10 sail under any other colors
30 long as there's a vessel in the Navy
with the old stars and stripes streamin'
oyer her."
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JAMES EXPECTORANT always
cures Astllms,-two o. three large do
ses wili cure Group or Hives of cl.ildren
IN from Is minutes 10 ! hours time.
IL Immediately subducs The violence of
%wliooping congh. and effects a speedy
cure. Hundreds who have been given
up by Their physicians as mcurabIe.
with Consumption. Splitting of Biuod.
and other pulmonary Affections, have
been 'estered to perfect health by it, 1t
never fails IN giving relief.
Prepared only by Dr.. David Jayne,
n. s South Third Street. PhiIadelphia.
Sold by j. j. & II. f. Sc.elI.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin,
Storsiown Ia
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VIM. II. BAKER.
COUNTEREETTs,

y Those who counterfeit a good med
iclne Tor the purpose Of adding a few
dollars 10 their packets are FAR worse than
the manufacturers Of spurious coin. For
while the latter onlv rob US Of our pro-
perry ,he fo,meT take property and health
and life away. DR. WiStar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry is admitted by thousands Of
disinteresled Witnesses to have effected
The most extraordinary cures Of a pulmo-
nary and aslhmalic character ever before
recorded IN the history of medicine.
The yonng, the beautiful, the good, all
speak forth lis praise. II is now the IA
vorlie medicine in the most intelligent
families in our country.
Such a high stand in public estimation
has been attained by its own merits a
lone. And so long as a discerning pub
lc are careful to Get W1sTAR's KALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY and refuse with scorn
counlerleits and every other article prof
Tered TO them as a substitute, so long will
cures-posiiive cures-cheer the freside
oil many a dcspairing family.
S*Tbe true and genuine Wistar's Bal
sam bf Wild Cherry is seIi at establish
ed agencies IN all parts Ct the u. States.
So d in Cincinnati on the corner Of
Fourth and Walnut streets bv
SANFORD & PARK.
GeR'l agents for the Western States.
AGRNTs FOR WIsTAR's BALsAM.
j. l.. SNYDER. Somerset,
J Lloyd g. Co. Donegal,
S Philson, Berlin,
II Little. Stoystown,
G II Keyser, Bedford,
:teher 90. IS46.-ly
Blank Deeds.
"A LOT OF Blank Deeds Of a superior quail
AaA ty, just printed and now for sale
At THIS oFFCE
BLANK SUMMONS AND EXECU-
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OF THE HERALD.

Fsss paper Is published every Tuesday, al 81
ser aaauu, payable bslf.ysahy IN advance
Ffnot paid within the year, $3.50 Sili inEsria-
tly he charged
10 subscription takes 0 riess fhaR SIX months
nor ssu a subscriber diseontiaae unless at
de sgisa Of the editar, REtsa srrcaragesaTe
paid eG
Ipvv-rr,.rxxrr win be inserted at 81 per
square. for the first three insertions, and 70
cent. for every subsequent insertions longer
enes in proportion