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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq, Treasurer
This Company commenced issuing Policies IF Assurance
on the first of June, 1885, and during first year has is
sued $50 ocies, and received in premiums Sl8,7s8.
Premiums Of Assurance for One Hundred Dollars
annual P0u7nFnfs, annual PAYMENTS
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TO MANUFACTURERS

10 MANUFACTURERS,
III Denny Manufacturing Company offer for sale al
.thelr Wooden Mill in BARRE,
new Warping Machine,
Boynton's 40 inch Finisher and Condenser
Jack, | Picker / Dnster
| Logwood Gutter,
Cloth Press-Papers and Plates
Indigo Grinders,
200 M Teasels of superior quality.
quantity Of Cashmere Reeds and Harnesses.
do filling Bobbins
large Iron Kettle
Lot OF Skating and Drums,
Stoves Funnel, sc. sc.
inquire of FRANCIS ORR at the Mill or of EDWARD,
DENNY at Worcester. If Jnly g.
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Dve-House Removed.

Nv = -AAWGs RJO 4A1444O y IT
FENHE subscriber has Removed his Dyelne
\ Works 10 his New shop CENTRAL STREET,
and oniv len rods from Main Sree where all goods must
be left Having rstrae shop, with every convenience
Attached ne feels confdem in assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and al shorter notice. Than at
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored, usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Coored
whole. Articles Mourning done three days when
required. -
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed At day'S
tire If desired CARPETS, SHAwLs OF all kinds and Mil.
lrARy UNIFORMS cleansed and pressed and warranted
look as well as goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases. or no charge will be made.
NJ only Office in Worcester IS on Cent
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS.
Yorcester Aur 90 35tf
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Auction and Commission House.

JOHN c. FaTIS Sc CO..
AUCTION AMP GOV MISSiON MERCHANTS.
Saint LOuis, MoM
IlElNS engaged IN thi AuctioA and Commission busi.
- ness IN inns CITY, would teRder services 10 manu-.
acturers and merchants in The Eastern Cities and woua
respectfully solicit Jnsgn ments of BOOTS SHOES.
hats, CAPS, DRY GOODS, and all other articles Of
Merchandise ana pledge ourselves pay particular aten
paid to directions. 49, 80 ee
r we would refer 70 the following Gentlemen:
H. IL stone, and John F. Darby, Esars ST. louis :.
James scott, Esq, Neso YOsk Lewis i Brown Esq
PhdadetPhtG; Messrs Allen s. WEIGH Boston ; Mr. b. b.
O'l9' "O'OsSto. HS4 Aug 20.
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DIRECTORS.
Hon A. d. Foster, Hon. e. Washburn,
EDWIN Conant, Esq, Clarendon Harris,
Jchabod Washburn, Hon. Alex. DeWitt
Frederick w. Paine, John Brooks, Esq
John Milton Earle, Charles w Wilder
John Green, M. D. Hon H. w. Cushman,
Benz r. Haywood, MD. Henry Chaplin, Esq
Fred. w. Gale Esq Freeman Upham
Charles Washburn Esq. Elisha P. Fearing, Esq
Joseph Sargent, MD. Joseph A. Denny, Esq.
William Dickinson, Esq. l. II. Cary, Esq.
WILLIAM DICKINSON, ESQ., Treasurer.
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.
N TIE e A p A

HON. JOHN DAVIS, Presiden,
HON. HON. i sTEFa RHg sAI,sBuRv Pre''den'
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Will miracles never cease? More evi.
dence of It's surprising Health Restora-
tive virtues
From DR.. Baker. Springfield, Ky
Springfield, Washington Co. Ky, Nav
ii. 1915.
Messrs Sanford and Park:
Gents take this opportunity Of in
IormIng YOU Of a most remarkable cure
performed upon me by the use Of DR..
Wistar's Bal>am of Wild Cherry. In
the year 1910 ! was l2ken with an inna-
nation OF the bowels which | labored un-
der for six weeks when | gradually re-
covered. In tie iail OF 1871 | was al
lacked with a severe cold, which seated
itself upon nv lungs; and for Tie spare
OF three years ! was confined To nv bed.
tried all kinds Of medicine and every
variety Ct medical aid without benefits;
and | wearIed along until the winter Of
tS44 when | heard OF Wislar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry.
Ny friends persuaded me to give it a
fair trial though | had given up all hopes
of recovery and had prepared myself for
the change of anntler world. Through
lheir solicitation | Was induced To make
use Of the genuine WStar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. The effect was truly as
toniSting. After five wears Of ahl irii0n,
pam aud suffering: and after having spent
four or live hundred dollars 10 no pur-
uoSn aud tho host md u,nct rosOoct,bIa
physirians had proved unavailing. | was
soon restored TO entire health by the bles.
sing Of God and The use OF Wislar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry.
an now enjoying good health, and
such is my altered appearance that ! am
no longer known when | meet my for
mer Appropriateness.
| have gained rapidly in weight and
my flesh is firm aud solid. en- now
eat as much as any person and my food
seems 10 agree with me. | have eaten
more during the last six months than |
had eaten five years before.
Considering nv case almost miracle
| deem it necessary for the good of The
afflicted and a duty | owe 10 the proprie
tors and my fellow men who should
know where relief may be had To mahe
IBIS statement public.
May The blessings Of Sod rest upon
the pyoprietors of So valuable \ medicine
as Wislar'r Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully,
VIM. III. BAKER,
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HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

. Af~A ~
From a regular Physician. DR. GS Smith, sun
fish, Chic.
Mr.. j KIdd-Dcar Sir have used in nv
pactice DR.. M'I.ane's American Worm Specific.
rnd have of:en witnessed its efficacy in c~xpelliar
worms from the system. A patient Of mine. a
short time ag1. gave 4 vial Of the Worn Specific
TO a child; ~ a short time upwards Of ~sizty.fye
worms were expelled.
Prepared for The Proprietor Nv
JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists. corner ef
4lh and Wood SIS, Pittsburgh.
Also for sale by the following agents
JOHN J.. SNYDER, Somerset,
Hay ard Morrison. I.ayansviIle.
X nablc aud Vought. Ccntneeilis,
NJ A.. Ross. Pcirrsburgb.
a. Wyatt, Smiihfrld.
G. Cook. WclIers5urgh.
Samuel Kuriz, Somerset.
Samuel Harucf. Addison,
Livengond & Wclaicv. Salisbury
Charles rissiDgcr. Bciin.
Edm. Herman. lenncr Cross road
Edward Bevin, Sioystown.
p. g. w. Myers. Myers Viii.
y. B. BE particular 10 ask for DR.. Nj @n6
American Worn Specific. or Patent Yc-rHg
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p &c v.
TEE IDLE BOYS.

kHL hFbGLS
Hardly a hundred years have passed
Since I was as gay as you,
when earth was ever green to me,
And skies were ever blue;
Ard loved the summer brook,
And file forests autumn hue.
But, time, thot brings some change TO all,
Hath wrought much change with me;
And IN many things | am much unlike
The boy | used to be,
When years ago, / loved to play
Beneath the spreading tree.
Cares have not oyershalowed me,
Nor sorrow been my lot;
And l have spent some pleasant hours
Too bright to be forgot;
And forged strong chains, that bind me 10
This dim and earthly spot.
NY best and earliest friend is dead,
Untouched by stain Of sin;
But they still live, whose memories
Light up a LOVE within
Hope lives, and holds the laurel out
That | would die TO win!
For a wide future is before
My heart beats light for fame;
And I have learned to breathe with love
The music OF her name,
Writ on the tablets Of my heart
In sylIables of fame.
Oh little thought have we of al
That comes in after years,
To stir the spirit with aspell
OF changing hopes and fears
To ruin all the fancy work
That dreaming boyhood rears!
PLAY, while the glad hours sparkle by
Like the bubbles of a stream,
Play o !-ihe world may be 10 you
All that it now may seem;
Love may not be a 2hantasy,
Nor fame an idle dreami
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MORE OF FREE TRADE y

The New York Tribune of Saturday
saws" Among the bills found by the
Grand Jury yesterday, we understand,
was one against Mr.. Dani- e. SickeIs,
Member OF Assembly elect. for Stealing.
Also. one against Michael Walsh, anoth-
er Member elect, for Libel. We have
not heard that any other Members Of the
Delegation have had bills found against
them at this term as yet"
This is a "great country -
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b. The Union says friend in
Virginia ceHgr0faf0fts US upon the df(eGt
we have sustained in Ohio. Pennsylvania
&c" This reminds the Alexandra Ga
zette Of a man, who on being asked after
the health Of his wife, replied, "She is
dead, THANK yon."
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STRAY HELPER.

NAME to the premises Of the subscri-
" Der in Turkeyfoot township. about
the last Of Octocer. a Q year old pale red
heifrer. a slit ia the right ear. and end OF
the Tail While.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
lake her away. otherwise she will be
sold as the law directs
JOHN r. KING.
NOT 94.%
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HEApDE WATERS OF YE SAYLT,
October We 26, 1916.


Deere Frevnds: After a boysterous
passaygeupye roughe and stormy pillows
Of We fa~rre-faymed Saylt, we are now
sayHv landed and | will procede to
give you all We PARTICULARS worthey Of
note.
Farley on We morninge of We 18th
insiante. we WE'RE inlormedded thatte we
music 9 up" and nc mystake: so ac-
~cordynglie we putte We heste fayce OF we
mattere, and prepared TO cote styck
forthewyihe. Some of we KEYSTONE
deligaytionne who hadde We ELEPHANT
didde note like We tryppe muche, butte |
was sure ihatte We noveylie Of We thinge
would partly recompence me for We PR
v%ationns | knewe | muste indurre. On
We l6Ih we WE'RE mette attic We moathe of
We turbulenie RIVER bye large delegations
fromne Maine and Marylannde, ye ship
was soone freyted, We sayls settle, We
anchorre hoysted, and we were soonc
stemming lite uppe We turbuIente and
swollene Saylt. Ye nexte daye we were
overrtakyinge bye a largge highe pressure
sleamme boat callede We Ohyo, load
deG wlthe We Buckeye delegation,
commanded bye exx governor Todd,
bounde for We samme porte. We sayled
lnne compavne, and inne a fewe dawes
we reachedd cure destinaytion. Ye
cooncs hadde hearde We newes, and were
readve to give US a recepiyone, and as
soone as we nearedd we wharffe, we
seen We grannde assemblayge, and theye
immedyalelye commenced synginge-
"Ha ha ha such nomynee,
AS Jimmev Poke of Tennessee"
We Whigge mynstrels Of We campayne
o'46 ledde offe CHORUS, and We LYNNE
was givenn Quite by We gratte embody-
ment himselGc, from We booke withe We
waller kiver,' as he wass seatedd PM We
toppc of an emp,ye cyder b%arrelle. Ye
landings is a most dangerous place.,
WHICH a~ccountes fore effortes of We
Whiggies TO get yc RIVER and Harborr
bile passede We last session. They've
willie never make anye improvements
withe their owne moneye, evenn If iheye
aIonne are to be benefytted bye themme.
Ye whole countrye lookes damme desc
layte-and duringe all we lyme We Wing
gies have occupied We playce as a colo
ney they havve donue noihynge towards
immprovyng We countrye, excerpt bulldd
a couple oflogge cabins. Theye weYre
proluse in they're Welcomes, ande SOM
me Of themme eyenn spoke of l~eavynge.
Poore fellows! theye are doomed TO tayk
up Their permanent abode here, and theye
mighte as well submilte wilhe a goode
grayce.
Ye shippe has beene hauled uppe for
repayres, and wilIenotte sayle agalnne for
a yesre, whenne the Democracey vile
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ALI SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY To


DISEASES or TIE EYE.
10 these branches of his profession
he has given a large share of his aiien-
ION Tor The last twenty-five wears, and
he Will continue To devote 10 them the
experience acquired by a constant prac-
iice during that time.
The Hotel for Invalids is not an exper
lment. lis establishment is suggested
h"' only as necessary To supply au evil
dent want III This city, in The entire an
sen'e OF any special provision Cor the
SICK. but is warranted also by the success
OF similar institutions at Cincinnati and
New orieans--the former under the care
oil Drs. Talialerro. Marshall and S,rader
the latter under that of DIR. Stone.
The building selected for the purpose
is situated at the corner Of Federal and
Robinson streets, in Allegheny city, adj
JOINING The city of Pittsburgh. II is
commodious and ronmy, AMI furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
he sick.
Applications for admission to be made
To the subscribers, al their office on Penn
street. Pittsburgh, or at the establishment.
G@No contagious diseases will be all
United. ]. r. SPEER, Al. ID.
J. S. KUHN, NJ. d.
February Is. lSts.
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A LOCOFOCO REGION.

The Louisville Journal thus gives up a
section oflhe country to the Locofocos:
The country lying round the head wa
tiers Of Salt river has become the mos
unmitigated Locofoco stronghold in the
Union. Whatever other victories the
Wings may achieve, ii is pretty certain
that they will never again have q MAORI
ty there.
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FOR
AT PITTSBURGH.
Drs. Speer and yxuhn.

ENHE object Of This establishment is
B. 10 supply a want greatly felt by re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents. without family, ia
ken sWk-and BY patients from Tie sur
rounding own and country who resort
To 'fls place fur relief rom surgical and
other diseases. Such have often suffered
IRAN the want of the various comforts
and attentions 50 necessary and agreeable
TO The sick. aud from careless aud un-
laitl'lul nurses; and been subjected 10
heavy and unreasonable charges.
!nvallds will here be provided With
constant, faithful and comfortable auen-
dance, snd at a rate much below the nsu-
al charges.
While the care of both physicians will
be extended 10 every variety Of disease.
II IS intended by DR.. Speer, to give spe-
clal attention to
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go. |. a certain tract of

y
go. 1. a certain tract of
and situate IN Jenner in%wnship, Somer-
SET ronn!y, combining about 1871 acres,
abou 90 acres Of clear land Of which
about so acres is in good meadow: on
which is erected a new one and 4 half
story frame house, stable and a large
frame wealherboarded barn.
No. 2. also another tract
II land situate in SAID township,
eontaing about 81 acres and "A perrhes.
abnut 40 access of ciea- land. of whicf,
about 6 acres is in meadow. with Ii
story log house and log stable thereon
erected.
No. 3. also another tract
Of land situate in said township of Jen-
ner, containing about lGS acres. about
20 acres oG clear land. of which about 3
acres is in meadow with a small log house
thereon erected.
II not sold between this and the first
day of April next. it wiil then be for
rent on the shares.
The above lands a'join Matthew
Black, Joseph Uaines, Henry :. Picking.
George Parker and others. and are s%itIa-
ted just AZ the foot Of Laurel Hill. on
the Turnpike road. They are Of a good
quality. a large portion is fine bottom
land, and that which is not cleared con-
iains excellent timber.
For terms apply 10 the subscriber, re-
siding on one Of The tracts.
JOHN B. REED.
Sept. %. '46. 3m.
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lS) us THIS MEDICINEr' we
exclaimed the other day. on tasting some
Of jayne's Tonic Fermifnge. IL GER
talnly has none of The nauseous flavor,
which one associates with The idea of
physic. Children consider il quite a
treat. and IN taking il their paialc> are
granfied. and their health restored II HE
same time. Jaync's Tonic Vcrmifuee
not only DESTROYS worms, but carries off
the mncas IN Mhirh they are i%mbe,lded.
and effects . raJIral and permsnet cure.
Every mother knows the prominent
symptoms OF worms. such as voracitv.
%leanuess, felid breath, grinding oil The
teeth during sleep. paleness of The lips,
itching ofihe nose, &c, bat there is 9th.
er lndicIa moi sa generally recognized.
A dry cough. dull eyes, enlargement Of
The abdomen, and many other symptoms
common to other diseases. frequently
denote The presence Of worms. l. their
existence is even suspected. the Vermi-
luge should he administered, herause it
can do no harm in any case, and may dn
incalculabIe good.
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JAYkEgS MEDICINE.
AN LETTER.

AN IMPORTANT LETTER.
1917 THE following letter from DR..
Brigham. Of Lowell. Mass but speak
The uniform language of Hundreds of 9th
er Physicians, who have tried. and
therefore know how 10 appreciate
Jsyne's Expec,orant.
LOWELL, Mass. Jan. 81, 1914.
Dir. David JAYNE.
Dear Sir.-I have used vour medi
cinel fso universally known by the name
OF JAMES ExPEcToRANT,) in my prsc-
Use FOR a number Of wears, and can most
trulysay, that | have been moresuccessfni
IN the use OF that as a mud, safe and
thorough Ex3eiorant. than Of any which
! have ever used. 1t is the best for the
following obVIous reasons. Ii Hoes 10,
# given in proper doses, occasion a
di-agreeable nausea. Ii does not week.
en- Tue lungs aud PROSTATE The system.
like most other Expecloran's in common
use. nor does it ahate The appetite of the
patient. like other nauseating medicines.
which have been Ised by The faculty.
In a wcrd it is nearly or quite The hing
which has been sought for by many of
the faculty for ages zone by.
] remain YOURS. &r.,
LUTHER BRIGHAM.
Sold by ]. j. & II. +. Sc.,ell,
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin.
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The Journal of Commerce states that
the new Constitution has been adopted in
the Stale Of New York by a majority OF
near 100000, and that Negro Suffrage is
rejected by a majority Of about 4 10 l..
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remrne homme-especyalley a chylde
abont me syze vile Shove a strayt coatte
tayle TO the mha5ytants OF theese barrenc,
God-forsakvne Whigge "retyrementes to
pravvatte lyfe." Yourse, as well as can
bee expected
O. X. CHAPMAN.
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rEpns on THE q

rE,s paper Is putlisaed every Tuesday, dfz
per saurz, payable hslfyeariy 10 sdSance-
Efnst rsid within III. gear, $3.50 ~iH in@sriA-
bly, be charged
20 subscription takes fOriess eha" siS ""nfis
-nor.sn. subscriber discontinue unless at
sh. sp,isn Of the editor, anti srrearagesarc
paid eE
LsvrrTfEExkErs VIII be Inserted al 81 per
square, for the first three insertions, and rs
sent. for every subsequent Insertion: longer
ones 10 proportion
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Merchaa. TaIIor. ~ 8. plsbargh

Some two months ago purchased a vial q Dr
NJ Lanes American Worm S~pcrifc. gave a boy
Of mine most Of a Wal; he passed f,rty very
large worms. From HAT time his health impro-
we'd very much. ! bad tried two other Vermiruscs
to no purpose. ! believe DR.. MI.anrs the lest
article before the public. d. CALHOUN.
Miflin township. Allegheny county.
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$500
PULMONARY DISEASES?
Reason saws YES because
OBSTRUCTION
is either Immediately o remotely the
cause of inflammation and Catarrhal Pc
vers. producing Group. Consumption, &
Assesses of the Lungs, Pain and Sore
ness of The Throat, Breast. Sides, or
ShouIders-Brenchilis, exriring mucous
and p|eruIeni secreii0ns, thereby ~clogging
up the lungs. So as 10 more or less i'm
pede both respiration and the free circu
la,ion nf the blood. causing Difficulty OF
Breathing, and
ASTHMA,
Pleurisv, Iioarsemess and Loss Of Voice.
Dropsv al the Heart aad Chest. Ilnp
tire Of Blood Vessels and Bleeding from
Throat and Lungs. and
SPIrIING OF BLOOD.
To remove this Obstruction, from
wticli all these alarming and dangerous
diseases originate, and 10 produce a radi-
cal cure. nothing has ever been found E.
quail tn JAYYE'S EXPECTORANT.
1t stands unrivalled- stands pre-em-
inent-TRY 1T. and you viii De forced to
acknowledge that lis virtues HAVE NOT.
@ CANNOT BE ovERRATID ilat il stands
far above and beyond The reach OF com
petition !; that il IS the onlv reasonable.
The only natural and the only truly suc-
c%essfuI method of arrestlng and curing
diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs.
JAYNE'S HAIR IONIC.-Tbis late
discovery Of DR.. Jayne, awakens The
praises ofille press in all paris Of the coun-
Try. The Gacl is. the more the article be-
comes known. the less peace has The
Durtar. Aconjinual stIeam ef bald heads
keep pourIg into his establishment. who
SO To bed at nighI. dream Of long aud
flowing locks, and awake in the morning
and find the vision realized. We saw d
hewitrhed damseI a few days since. the
curl Of whose auburn locks auraried our
attention. and for some lime we did not
recognise All old friend. Bless us, Ma.
ria" SAID we. where did you raise thai
beautiful hair :" THANK YOU. sir"
said the hlushing girl. lyon must ask
DR. ~Jayue." The facl is, ,hil although
the Doctor is verg.ng into the "sear and
yellow leaf" Of lie, he understands how
TO please The ladies' Public Ledger.
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STATUE OF HENRY CLAY.-Mr. Hart
the Sculptor, will go to Italy in the Spring
for the purpose of executing the statue
which is TO be erected by the ladies of
Virginia.
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JAMES EXPECToRANT sIwav.

JAMES EXPECTORANT always
cnres Aslhma.-iwo three large do
ses will cure Group or Hives Of children
in from Is minutes III ! hours i'm
/, Immediately subdues the violence Of
w%hooping cough, and effects a speedy
cure. Hundreds who have been given
up by their physicians as incurable.
with Consumption. Splitting OF Blood,
aud other pulmonary Affections, have
been restored 10 perfect health by it, 1t
never fails in giving relief,
Prepared only by DIR. David Jayne.
N. 8 South Third Street. Philadelphia.
Sold by j. J.& II. F. ScheIl.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin,
Stystown Pa.
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STRAY STEER.

NAME to premises Of the subscriber
" in Semerset township, in June,
a black aud white spotted STEER a.
bout 2 years old. no ear marks.
The owner is requested 10 GENE and
prnve property pay charges aad take II
away, or it will be sold as the law d.
reefs.
DAVID HUSBAND.
nov. -.
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WISrAR'S BAESAM OF
WILD =.
not

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
for lang Complaints. ami oil affections
Of the Respiratory Organs.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-12-08
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cI1N CnTTnN SUPERSEDED.

GUN COTTON SUPERSEDED.
Mr.. George Turner, ofLeeds, England
has discovered an explosive compound
cheaper than that from cotton. Instead of
cotton he uses sAwDusT, or any hbrous
vegetable matter, which he immerses from
eight to ten minutes in equal measure of
nitric acid, specific gravity one and half,
and OF common oil Of vitrol. A slightin-
crease of the latter increases the rapidly
Of combustion. With this prepared saw
dust Mr.. Turner discharged a pocket pis-
toll, loaded with bali, with equal force 10
thai of gunpowder. Weight for weight,
ne thinks the sawdust viii prove the bet
Ter proicctiIe."