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Somerset County. SIS.

&cc>M A T an orphans court held
; L.S. dAh in aud for said county.
&~~<R nn the 4Ih ,lav of May. in The
year ot nur lord one thousand
eigh hundred and fnrIy:>iA; Present lhe
Hon. Ierewiah 5. Black. President. and
George Chorpenning and John McCar,y.
Esqnires. associate judges Of the same
courl.
IN the matter of the administration
accouas of Henry WHsing. adminislra.
tor of John rising derraSed.
AID COW to VII, Nav 9Th 1916, Sam.
uel Gather. ESQ, appointed Auditor Ia
spporuon the balance ia his hands 10
and amongst rhe crid1tors according 10
law, aud report.
w. HI. PICKING.
Clerk
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NO W1R a.

In pursuance 81 The lore.aing appoint.
mem, the undersigned will attend Al hls
office, in the Borough or Somerset. on
Thursday The 9th day Of Jnly next. for
the purpose above menIinned. al which
time aud place all interested persons are
hereby notified TO attend. if they see
proper.
may l9,'46-6t s " PEARSON
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rRRMs or THE HERALD.

Tsrs paper is published every Tues6ey, at -
per annun. payable half-yearly IN advance
Ifaot paid within the year, $3.50 will invnria-
bly, be charged.
X. snbscriu,ion takea for less than six months
nor can subscriber discontinue unless al
the aion Of the editor, until arrcaragcsars
paid OF.
AnvrrrisExExrs will be inserted at 81 per
square, for the first three insertions, aud 2s
cent. Cor every subsequent insertion: longe
ones in proportion.
AuvERrIsEwgnrs Insertedin the Herald and
Republican, three times, at So per square and
so cents for every other insertion.
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NON1HRa

In purSnaHce al the foregoing appoint
ment. Iiss' undersigned will attend al hls
Otlire. ia the Borough Of Somerset, on
Thursday the 9th day Of July next. for
the purpose above mentioned. al which
d,ne aud plare all interested persons are
hereby Duliied TO attend, ir they see
proper.
may 10 if 81. 6 w PEARSON.
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NORIDRs

IN pursuance of The foregoing appoint
meni. the undersigned will attend al his
office in The Borough Of Somerset. ON
Monday. the 6'h dav af July next, for
the purposes above mentoned. at which
time and place all interested persons are
hereby notified TO attend. if they see
roper. S w PEARSON,
mayI9 '46 Ct
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Somerset county. SIS.

Somerset county, SIS.
XIX a T. an orphans cour, held
y L.S. sasz at Somerset. in and fnr
M<lM aa'd county on The 9th dav Of
"N hav A. u. 1916. Present The
Hon. Jerem 'ah 5, Black. Prpsidrnt. and
George Ch"rnenning. and John McCariv
EsqniFes. associate Judges of the same
court,
THE court on motion Of F. Nj,
kimuell Esq. grant a rule ON the heirs
and legal representatives Of George Hoo
yer. deceased, 10 appear at an adjourned
Orphans court. 10 he held al Somerset
on ihe 4lh day of July next. lS lfi. and
show cause il any they have why The
residue of lie real estate. OF SAID dec ID /,
VIZ: -one plantation aud tract Of land
siuale in lhe township of Brulhers Val.
lev ia said county, contalng I37 acres
and allowance, more or less should not
be sold.
Extract from The record Of said cour,
certified This 9Th day of Nav. A ID lS4G.
w Fl PICKING.
may 26 'I6. Clerk.
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May I2. 1866.
Somerset COuntu. IS.

Somerset County, IS.
1-rlM A Tar adjourned Orphans
SIS. : As court held AT Somerset. .R
@~~-@ and for sand county on The 22d
dav of Apnl. 1916. Before the Honor
able Judges iherenf.
IN the matter OF the account Of
Peer tlerkey aud john Ilamer. Admin
islralor> of The eslsle OF Emanuel Pen
rod. deed.
And aow TO wit: April s2nd. A. D.
sS46. Samuel w Pearson, appointed
andih'r. Ia marshall and dlsiri NE the
ha'anre IN the hands of the admipistra.
tors, IL aud amongst The creditors OF sa d
deceased, and report
ExWsct tr"ai the records nf said court.
certified lhis a!d day of April. 1916.
w II PICKING.
Clerk.
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DWELLLNG House.

partly stone and partly frame. commodl
Gus stablIng and other oui.buldings.
The iocalion Of This property being
one mile lrom the town OF SomerfeId,
abouHdiRg in wood and Stone conI; ha-
wing Sa,e NIL and Grid AiW adiArent
thereto and plenty OF water remaining
through the land. renders it an important
and valuable situation for any kind Of bu.
siness. The premises have been for Il
long rinfe corrupted as Y'aUern Stand
The stand is admirably adapted for the
acrommolalinn nf all kinds OF DrOues
Persons desirous of purchasing the
property. are requested Ia rail- an Josh
ua h Howell and E. p. OIiphanl. of L.
niontown, Pa. who will give every in
formation desired. concerning said pro.
perty. howell e. OLIPIlANT,
Attorneys of A G Cole. of BALI.
iulv22 '45-if
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Somerset County ss..


.,ssss.. "A :. an Orphans court held
tSsN,S. &lA at Somerset in aud for
5TR said county on the 9Th day
E Of May. A. D. 1916, Pres
eni the Honorable Jefemiah
s Black President. aud George Chorpen
ing and Jahn McCartv. Esquires associ-
ate Judges of the same coult
N the matter of the Administration
account. of Peter Rhnads and Casper
Keller. Executors of the LIST will and
testament. of the estate OF Casper keller.
deceased
And now In wit. May 7ih 1916. Sam
nei w. Pearson Esq. appointed Aulitor
Ia ascertain advancemenis. AND max 2
distribution of the baianre IN their hands
20 ihase legally entrlIed to the same, and
repod.
Ex,ract from the Records Of said
court. certified this 9TH day Of Nav, A.
ID. 1916.
WILLIAM FL. PICKING.
Clerk
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NOR19R. /.

In pursuanrenf The foregoing appoint
ment. the Undersigned will attend st
Isaac Iingus's Office, in Somersei on FRI
day The i0ih day of July next. FOR the
purpose above mentioned. at which time
and place all interested persons are nnti-
fed 10 attend. if they see proper.
w " POSTLETH WAITE,
S. GERHART,
|. HUGUS,
may 1856,
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sESsA'sEa4 FOR IN : AEEDS
Al PI1'TSGUnGa.
D1,s. speer and Ruha.

Drs. Speer and Ruhn.
\ ME- nbjecl Of this establishment is
4 To supply want greatly felt nv re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents. without family, ta
ken sirk-and hv patients from the sur.
rounding towns and country who resort
tn lhIs place for relief from surgical and
nlher diseases. Surh have often suffered
from the want of the various rnmfnrls
AMI attentions so necessary and agreeable
To The sick, aud from careless and un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected tu
heavy and unreasonable charges.
lnvalids will here be provided with
constant. faithful and comfortable atien.
danre. snd al rate much below the usu-
al charges.
White The care Of both physicians will
he extended to every variety of disease.
II is intended by DIR. Speer, 10 give spe-
cial aiienlinn To
Alb SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY To
DISEASES or THE EYE.
To these hranrhes uf his profession
he has given large share OF his aiien-
ion for the lasl twenty-five years. and
he viii continue To- devote to them the
experience acquired by constant prac-
tice during thai time.
The Hotel for lnvaids is not an exper
Iment. It's establishment is suggested
not only as necessary 10 supply an evi-
dent want in this city. in the entire ah-
senee Of any special provision FOR the
siek, bat IS warranted also nv the surcess
ol similar institutions al Cincinnau and
New orieans--,he former under The care
oi Drs. Tallslerro. Marshall and Sirader
The latter under that of Dr.. Stone.
The binding selected for The purpose
IS situated at the CO rner of Federal and
Robinson streets, in Allegheny civ. ad-
joining the city Of Pittsburgh /, is
cnmmodious and roomy, AMI furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
the sick.
Applications for admission to he made
TO the subscribers. at their affice on Penn
street. Plilshurgh. or al the establishment.
No contagious diseases will he ads
mitied. J. r. SpEER, Al. d.
]. $. KUHN, M. b.
February s5. ls45
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NOTICE,

In pursuance uf The foregoing appoint
meni. the subscribers will meet al the
public house nj WIN. II Picking. in So
merse,. on Saturday. he lIlh Of Jniy
next. To periorm tie duties enjoined up.
en- them by said appmn,ment. when and
where those Interested may attend.
SAMUEL GATHER.
SIMON GEBHART,
ROSS FORWARD.
AUDITORS.
Nav 12. 1866.
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late the properly of Jacob Probasro and
John Baker. Esq, on The National Road.
IN Henry Clay township, Fayelie r0un.
~. Pa, and one mile west of the village
oi SoWe-6eld in Somerset county, to
gether with the appurlenances ihereunto
belonging. This properly consists Of
about one hundred and ifiy.ihree acres
Of land. greater portion Of which is
cleared and under cultivation and in mea.
dow. The buildings consist Of large
and convenient
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WOOL! WOOLU

GOOD clean wool will be taken IN
payment Of debts due this office. il De.
livered snun.
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SAM'b MORRISON,
Merchant Tailor, Wood ST, Pittsburgh

Some two months ago purchased a vial Of DR.
MLanes American Worm Speriic gave boy
OF mine most Of a vial; be passed forty yery
large worms. From that time his health imuro-
we'd very much. had tired two other Fernifuges
to no purpose. | believe DR.. NJ Lanes the best
article before the public. D. CALHOUN.
Mifiln township, Allegheny county.
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Manufacturing

busines in all its various branches as a.
stIal. Sa,iinet. Kentcky-Je Tweeds,
Blankets. Carpet. Flannel. Cloth. &c.,
wall be done in The best manner. and as
low as at any other place in the country !.
Country cartiing and fuIIing will be
strictly attended to. And for the conve-
nienrp Of
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QYBWlU W7W9
FACTORY.
w OOl CardiI1g.

YNHE subscriber. having heen absent
u from home during The last fall and
winter. and il having been reported
through the country that he was not GO
ing tn return. wishes To inform his Gus
toners and the pnb!ic in general, that he
has arrived, and intends 10 carry on the
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Patent vermifuge.

DR. McL1NK's AwERIcAS WoRn SPrctF1c
Promptly eIpeks Worms to an almost IN
credible number!
ETzO substaHtiate tie above fact r1aD b,7uIrc,fs
kz of testimonials could be adduced. our of
which the following selected from Individ-
uais of standing and veracity. Indeed il * con-
fdeniIy affirmed that each new trial of the now
ers of this remedy will have an additional len.
dency 10 widen and confirm its fame. and that If
were universally known and diffused over The
United States, it would not save less than many
hundreds, If not thousands of lives annually.
CERTIFICATES.
do certify that vial of Dr. M'f.ane's Amer,
can Worm Specific expelled FIVE hundred and two
whole WORMS and pieces that would have made
sixty more, from boy of Jhn LewelIing. which,
II laid in a straight Iine would have most probably
measured the enormous length of one buntrer
yards. JOSIAH JACKSON, owner of w ate
Forge, and other works. Monongalia county.Ya
This is to certify that purchased from Holmes
& Kidd vial of DR.. M'Lane's American Morn,
Specific" and gave two doses 10 boy Of mine
about three years years Of age. He passed fully
half apint Of worms. The qIIantty was s,, I,roe
was really alarmed, aud called in several of NV
neighhors to them. Had this story bee, rs-
lated 10 me, could Not have credited il. syithov,
being an eyewitness 10 the same. Nv Cliffs
health improved much after
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IN the court Of
Common Pleas of
Somerset cn,mty.
Of January Term,
1913, No. 533.
A nd now To wit: Z
May 1916. The
Report OF The Audi
| tors. 10 sellle aud
adjust the account
and make a full ex-
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Clerk
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DR. McLANE's AwERIcAS WoRn SPEcrFIc
Promptly erpeis Worms to an almost IN
credible number!
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New OaLEASs, Monday, Nov. 2, ls4S.

New OaLxASs, Monday, Nov. 2, ls4s.
Here we in the midst Of the most delightful wes
Their any part of the world blest WITH clear
snd mild; fine shower on Saturday night the first for
nearly two months laid the dust purified the stmos-
phere and last though net least allied the ciserns whose
covers had been wide opsn to receive it for long time
The rain was greatly needed, AID was hailed with do
light Once more the city has put on its business
coat" and everything assumes gay and cneeriui sp
pearance The prospect for profitable business season
Is mere and more cheering and we have already begun
the festivities incidental the winter season here we
are likely to have very gay winter abundance OF al
sor,s There TO be three theatres open
s.s o. ,ha Ersnch opera The National theatre very
net I;,,le half price establishment with quite good
conr.nv has been open for two weeks, and doing
very good business the . op'aa
2yon are Mrs George Jones' Mrs and Mr. Thorne. ana
NJ McCutcheon and Collins, all well known in New
vnrk The st. Charles opens about the 10Th inst But.
rvr M we have got grand corps du baHet here iron
pa and said to be of very superior order Of talent
Th.v are engaged at Havana but are to give M spe
cmen Of their qualities the French theatre for cou-
ME OF weeks. fnsy commence on Wednesday night,
ma until have seen their performances, cannot speak
m their merits, and only say that there are
some most exausitsy beautiful faces among the female
members Of the corps The Galveston arrived last night
rive ysu any additional information to that already pub
shed in this mornings papers Business Is quite psk
and cotton commands good price. Tho sales ciosso
last week with sale Of 5000 bales on SATURDAY, s.o
following rates Ordinary. 81 to ~; m,ddmng, 20
on; good middlng, 9s< 10 81 middlpg iar; ~ 70 ~
fair 10 to l0k good lair loh to ioA gooo noe, 20
~ n I2k The entire sales oil tbs week, were noous
IL, 400 bales. Tho stock on hand Is no' -. no S~
bales The tobacco mari ct has been s'ssn.nt our.s
Ina yc, pricea VARYING om ii to M Tor Interior 70
and O FOR choice. The new sugar ciop.Desms w =.
rive freely, end. Is offs good quasy1 nscommsn'ss
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TELE @ RAPHIc.
The Delaware Election.


The Delaware ELECTION.
PHILADELPmA, New. ll-Noon.
We have received returns of the election hs,d On
Tuesdayin Delaware. From Newcastls 90. We
have the semi-otficial result. VIZ Thurp, (dsm.l
candidate for Governor, 81 majority; Houstea
wing, for Congress, IS majority Wing candidate
for Sheriff, Is majority. Y
1t is thought that Thurp is elected Governor,
and Houston to Congress
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. III, lS46-7t p M.
We have nothing urther relative to the election
in Delaware. The impression is, however, that
the democratic canddatefor Governor has been
successful, but that the Legislature will be
wing, and that the latter will also have the Con-
gresham.
We have been visited this evening with a
heavy storm OF rain, accompanied by vivid light
ming and roaring thunder.
Flour is selling to-day at IS SO.
There is no local news at all calculated to in
terest your readers on the seaboard.
BALTIMORE, Nov. lip M.
The Southern mail, which reached Baltimore
this evening, brought nothing later from the seat
of war.
We learn that the official dispatches, which
have been 80 long looked for from Gen. Taylor.
have been received in Washington, and were
published in the Union this evening, together
with the list of killed and wounded the siege of
Monterey.
We have no further returns relative to the cleo
ton in Iowa Indeed, the western papers are
entirely barren Of interest.
There has been slight decline in the price of
flour to day Sales of Howard street were effect
ed at IS so.
There is no news of a local nature worth tele.
graphing.
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S6sl,O 100000

But seriously there must be large quantities Of the
hard somewhere in the extensive Of territory lately
annexed 10 cur southwestern elongation. Where
did all that all those Masses those big piles
Of silver from that used to be shipped OF in the
St Louis from Santa Fe We have not surely
wrngng the neck Of the goose that laid those silver
eggs. expected that We wouldsdnd some fifteen or
twenty millions in Santa Fe Did Armijo run on with
all the Mexcanas and the halfjses Did he swsrtwost
with the specie? Where !: Armijof he Ia; y. MD the
money Why can't you catch him, and ring in" upon
him by choking disclosure out of his Mexican throat
Those bags of "Repubica Mexicanas" are somswheIs-
thew must be- We have found the place whore they
used to come frombut whore the coins And look
at Monterey The silver was found to be - scarce IN
the wooden soera of the Cathedral in the SubTrea
sury of Gov. Bouck, whose pig ve horse" IL 10 well
yersed in the Suabisn Dutch. We know that General
TAYLOR would not allow dollar Of the church money
valuables 10 be touched, bat the Mexicans
regular legtreasurers, and the probability is that II We
chase them to the capital and out Of their capital We
shall find that they have swept the country of the pre-
cous metals in their retreat But there mines In the
country annexed and time will bring out their treasures,
and perhaps in time to pay the mileage Of tho delegate
from California SAN BIAS.
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Married.
q On TT "a evening the 10Th inst by the Rev Hugh
Smith rps ter, Mr. VIM. MARTIN to Miss ELeIrHA
l. PARR bot of this city.
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MkS. ZEGLIO.
No. 81 DiUisiom Street.
open large sfPars millinery Bonnets
w &C. She will offer for inspection choice STOCK Of Fall
goods comprising silks satins plain and &c tic
is well worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Merchants and miners from country wanting mafer
ais and patterns would find to cali before
chasing the stock fresh, the style the stes which
VIII De disposed OF on reasonable terms. OF limos
GOLD PEN MACHINERY
HE undersigned offer, for sale, reasonable terms
veral complete of Gold Pen Machinery In perfect
order for Diamond Pointed Gold Pens They
desired Terms made known application person by
post paid letter to j. M. TROWBRIDGE, Syracuse N. Y
o24 3w*rc - =
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Died.
On Tu Cd Y. the 10th inst, TRoMAsiNA, daughter Of
John n y Anne Murphy.
Tie r. Or will take place at o o'clock this morning,
from II, of her father 5ss Broome the
invited { ak nd.
On Tus.y evening in the 10th year of her age JANE
rsllct OF the late Thomas Adds Emmett
On Monday night 9th instant in tho 99th year of his
age Mr. LEwis GLLiAMs, old inhabitant Of Philads
phia
ELLIor wife Of Augusts Isnard and daughter of Chas
Squire
lr funeral will take place from her late residence in
Columbia third door from Degrau street. on Friday 18th
inst ct half past o'clock The friends of her husband
and ishsr respectfully invited to attend without fur
TIER notice
On the llh November, after short and severe ill
ness, ANpssw JACKSON Tons.
His friends and acquaintances particularly invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence strykers
Bay. at half past o'clock, on Thursday.
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eY THE NJ Ail-9.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 10, lsAe.
Latest .adpiees from Merieo Prospects Of Peaee-PrsS
poets Of Iermeddling and Significant indications Of
General Revolution and Explosion in Europe.
By the latest advices from Monterey, 1t appears that
Gen. Taylor il averss to marching after the enemy into
the Interior when just easy to lie STILL save the
expense Of moving and wait for the enemy to forward,
they are determined to drive him beyond the Rio
Grande
salhllo 10 abandoned, and Ampudia has passed on
Unless therefore, have attack upon Tampco In the
meantime there will be fighting this side Of the
constituent Congress, and it Is not improbable altsrna
tive. that in the event of failure Of that Congress to
terms the question will settle down upon the extinction
of the Mexican government and its Fundamental and
tire reorganization under the protection OF the United
Europe who can say, that should Mexico remain in.
tractabe the existing not be the precursor of
general shaking Smong the old rotten and sinking
The appearances Of things indicate that In little
family quarrel we are just leading OF in the terrible
fandango that the world is soon to wieness
The explosive cotton of the German chemist 10 not
combustble, than the political elements of CONT
A rotten potato difusing its ns,dious Sontasion like
cheera added to the marriage Of two or three ohidsn
datons Of European despotism
The continent of Europe and its contiguous Islands
their political atmosphere Of its deadly maara and tn.
signs of the times PoItend such an earthquake q viii
Gentlemen may cry peace, peace, but there ID no
peace"
France is itching to intermedde with Mexico, and
John Bull is punching Monsieur Crapeau to 20 ahead -
and without waiting for the death of old King Louis the
beginning of this game will set fire to the fuse OF the
magazine the explosion of which will decmas half the
nations this side Of the Caspian
ireland is starvingEngland Is on scant allowance
Belgium is stinted Of Of soup Germany
of black bread and ell Of potatoes srain 10 a.
miserable Mexico and the people Of all the batch
ripe for a
The stultifed gnorance-the be sotted scurrlity
sleepy stupidity of the drudgng of the Eu-
ropean nations. whose very physical appearance from
ages Of has deteoated almost to the level
OF the Hottentot-a short supidfaced, Opaque heavy
awkward unceuth and filthy collection Of beasts Of bur
denthe stupidity say, of these Of slaves ap
pareny incapable Of appreciatng liberty from bondage.
as long as they can vegetae upon potato pealngs oy
moval by the last Of starvation; for does appear
il God in his infinite mercy, about to starve the
Of Europe into assertion Of their rights and the
overthrow of their oppressers We cordially wish them
q happy deliverance. W.