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MEXICAN NAMES.

Almost every name given to a town or
locality in Mexico, is in honor Of some
saint or hero, or denotes some pecuIiari-
ty ofthe place, thus: Brazos Santiago or
st. Jago-Arms of St. James; Vera Cruz
true cross; Salnlllo-a leap; Monterey
mountain king; Aqua Neuva-new wa
ter; Corpus Christi (Latin)-body Of
Christ; La Vaeca-the cow; Neuces-
nuts; Lobos-wolf; seals are called sea-
wolves by the Spaniards, and hence the
name of the Island signifies more proper
ly seal island.
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PLASTER N ASHES.
Mary Louisa Of Austria Dead

Maria Louisa. the Grand Duchess OF
one of the small States of Austrian Italy,
and formerly wife of the Emperor Napo
leon Bonaparte, died recently. This was
the woman for whom Napoleon repudia-
ted his first wife Josephine, from which
moment the star Of the great captains
destiny glimmered and grew dim. The
simple announcement OF the death of Ma
ria Louisa of the house of Austria, unler-
aided as 1t is with royal funeral pomp or
the noise of imperial ceremony, and scarce
ly ruifling the surface of the worlds at
tention, must yet, in The bosolns of some,
call forth a variety of emotions, especial
ly when they remember the connections
and extraordinary history of this unfortu-
nate princess. She was the daughter Of
a powerful emperor-the queen OF anoth-
er still more mighty-and the mother OF
a king. She was torn from her recall
state, and from the society OF her consort.
by the barbarlties of war-exiled, degra-
ded, Vat last expired in obscurity. From
the high role of distinguished royal per-
sonages she has passed away, as one
whose last days few sought to honor, and
whose character the great mass of the
world cares not now TO remember. Her
only distinction is-ihat she was Napole-
on's wife, GALAXY.
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AWFUL MURDER -

AWFUL MURDER.-Iiow auirk
viii the eye be arrested by a pargrspb
headed Awful Murder" and we Rad
With ~irepidailon TO ascertain what iaoran,
outrage has been perpelra.ed upon some
fellow being. Bat what apathy do va
too often manifest when we behold ,ba
most lovely part Of Creasiou murdered
by that monster Of evil. ~COnsunp,iop.
with other kindred affections. The den.
relation of these murderous diseases
would be comparatively harmless. Il
.Jagae'5 Erpecforant were as generally,
known and appreciated as It's unriyalled
merits deserve. 1t is without excen,io,
The most valuable preparation in exist.
ence for Consumption, Asthma, Gronn
Whooping Cough Bronehiis. and eve.
ry other affection Of The throat, lungs or
breast. II never fails 10 give relief.
PREPARED al No. 8, south third stree,
Philadelphia.
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1t is a w~ell-known fact that in the vast
pralrles of Texas, a little plant is always
to be found, which, under every circum-
stance of climate, change of weather, rain,
frost,or sunshine, invariably turns its leaves
and flowers to the north. If a solitary
traveller were making his way across
these trackless and desolate wilds, with
out a star to guide or compass to direct
him, he finds an unerring monitor in an
humble plant and he follows its guidance,
certain that it cannot mislead him.
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Somerset C0untu. SIS.

M~~1M 4 7 an adjourned Orphans
Is IN court held al Somerset,
IN and for the County of So
xxx merset. on The 18Th day Of
February. A. ID. 1917. before the Hon
orable judges ihereof.
On motion of Mr.. Gebhart, the court
confirm the lnquisllion and grant a rule
on The heirs and legal representatives Of
Michael Sanner. deed, III appear at an
adjourned Orphans court. TO be held al
Somerset on Monday the 10Th day of
May, and accept or refuse 10 take The
real estate of said deceased, at the ap-
praised price.
Extract from the records of said court.
certified this 18th day Of February, 1897.
WIN. Fl. PICKING.
February 2S.l647. clerk.
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GOOD

BUTTER, being an indispensable arti-
Gle for the table, forms the most impor-
tant product Of the dairy, and may, with
proper management, be made the source
of considerable profit, with little labor, to
every farmer. Yetils manufacture is too
much neglected. We have selected from
good authorities, the following rules and
remarks on butter making.
1. That every thing should be clearly
in the whole process.
2. That the milk should be kept at a
proper temperature, say from 40 10 so
degrees, while the cream is separating.
,. That the cream should be taken of
and churned, before its quality is impair
ed.
4. That its temperature should be from
50 TO 65 degrees, when put into the
churn. and the churning should be mod
crate and uniform.
5. That salt, of the best quality, in suE-
hcient quantity TO suit the palate, should
be blended with it at the FIRST working,
and the bnttermilk completely got out by
she butter ladle.
q. That the working of the butter
should be repeated at the end OF pa hours,
when the salt has become completely dis
solved, and all the liquid extracted-and
z. That it should be packed, without
more salt TO make il weigh, in stone Jars.
In wooden frkins or tubs, such as will
not impart TO ii any faint or bad flavor
and in such a manner as viii totally ex-
clude the atmosphere.
Butter made in this way will be OF fine
flavor; andG put down and kept in this
way, the flavor viii be preserved for an
almost indefinite period, if KEEP: in a tenn
perature below seventy degrees. Water
mixed either with the milk, the cream, or
The butter, and especially soft water, adds
nelhing to, bat materially abstracts the
richness of the favor. Milk skinned at
three several tunes, win give three quail
ties OF mdk-that taken off first BEING
richest and most valuable.
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PRINTERS IN THE ARMY

The New Orleans Delta relates the
following incident to illustrate the grea,
numerical force Of the printers in the ar
my. Gen. Scott on a recent occasion.
wanted to have some general orders prin-
TED at a given time. He sent directions
10 the office of the Tampico Sentinel to
nave them done. He was told that in
consequence Of the scarcity of hands the
work could not be accomplished. He
then on the morning parade ordered all
printers to step forward 3 PAGES from the
ranks, and several hundred men-all prin-
ters-obeyed the order,
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE!
Wistar's Bdlsam Of WiId
UhefrmI

For Coughs, Coids, Consumption, &c,
Important 10 al those afflicted with Dis
eases of the lungs and Breast.
Will Miracles ever cease! More evi-
dence oil its surprising Health Restora-
live virtues!!
Ihei following has just been received
from MIR Edward Slralton, of Lexington,
Mo-, which shows that Consumption in
lis worst form can be cured by Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry"
LEXINGTON. Mo-, Jan, 81, 1915.
Benjamin P~helps-Dear Sir: | take
great pleasure IN communicating TO you
what | consider an extraordinary cure
effected on my daughter, about III wears
OF age, by Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. Abont the first Of September
last, my daughter was taken sick, and
attended by several physicians, whose
prescriptions were Intellectual, or seemed
10 do no good. She was attended with
a constant cough and pain in the breast.
Her physicians and all who seen her,
came TO the conclusion that she was in a
confirmed stage Of Consumption. Imade
no other calculation than for her to die.
But as she commenced taking the Balsam
she began to improve, and continued so
until her health was restored, and is now
entirely we'll. With a view of beBe6tine
those who may be similarly afflicted. I
take pleasure in recommending this med.
icine 10 The confidence Of the public.
Yours, with Fespecf.
EDWARD STRATTON.
1.-The true and genuine Wistar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry is sold al establish.
cd agencies IN all parts Ct The u. States.
Sold IN Cincinnati ON the corner Of
Fourth and Walnut streets bv
SANFORD & PARK,
Gen1 agents for Tie Western States,
AeENTs FoR WIsTAR's BALsAn,
]. l.. SNYDER, Somerset.
] LLOYD & Co. Donegal.
S philson. Berlin,
II Lille. Sloystown.
@ Fl Keyser, Bedford,
O .t0ber 90. l646--Iy
BLANK SUMMONS AND EXECU-
4 -
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IwTHEREAS according 10 a proyi-

III ACFA
w sion ia The 7ih article Of the
charter Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church OF Samuels, IN Somerses town
ship. Somerset County, and Common
wealth of Psnnsylvania, it was unani-
mcusIy resolved by the said church af-
ter due notice assembled, on the 5th of
April 1877, that Tie name of The said
church or congregation be and hereby, is
changed 10 CALVARY Evangelical Lu-
theran Church," and whereas the char
ter of the said corporation requires pub
LEGATION, Of the said change Of name / o
be made. now therefore, be 1t known To
all whom il may concern, that from and
alter the publication of this notice, the
EvangeIican lutheran Church Of Sam
uels. shall be known as CALVARY Evan
gelical Lutheran Church,"
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From the Troy Daily Wing.
A SCENE FROM BOMBASTES Flu

= SCENE fkOM BOMbASl fO-
RIOSO-NEW VERSION.
TCurtain rises and discovers KING PoL-
Koroco in a brown study
Eater Bonsbasfes.
novp.srrs.-King Polkcfoco, /, Bonn
bastes, come
0f NV demands TO state the total sum.
or which, my liege. Imay as well pre-
mise,
I'll bate no jot to save your royal eyes
ana a pure patriot-modest to a fault,
And full of talent as the sea Of salt;
Yes. sir, as salt, which gives the sea ITS
worth.
And is 10. ocean what | am 10 earth
KING PoLKoFoco, asidc.-(Salt-his
old subject, c%uriousIy adorned;
Talking of salt, we think our Generals
corned.)
BoxBAsrEs.-They talk of service
its ronrine | scorn;
Like Felix Grundy. I'm a Veteran born,
Ank knew Of war, cen in my c~hiidhood's
days,
More than old Zach has learned in TWEEN
ty trays.
You see this uniform
KING -PoLKoroco.-Great Chief, we
do,
And hope full soon to see thee in it too.
Thou more than match for hun OF Wa
terloo.
Speak thy desire, Il Royalty is dumb,
While roars aloud the Great MisSourium.
BonBAsTEs.-'Tis well-you know
your place, my iiege, | see;
Hear then, and let your answer speedy be.
In the first place, by my cravaf | swear,
No hand save mine shall that three mil
hons bear.
Recall your generals, and Of peace and
war
Make me BoMBAsTEs, sovereign arbiter.
ylce-regal powers, in all things, must be
mine,
And what | sanction you must seal and
sign
This understood-and one thing more
made known,
That when you fall / fill your vacant
throne
And | am of. Expect, ere summer wanes,
A glorious peace, or-.Merico IN chains!
KING PoLKoFoco.-AlasI alasl Bonn
basies, in the law
/ cannot find a c%revice, pick a flaw,
That will permit say il with a sigh
Your loving liege your wish to crafty.
Ill does this answer with my will c%onsort,
But
Demonstrations, old codger, cut
your story short;
II can't be done, you say; well, well.
p'raps not
The fend take TAYLOR and that long-legg'd
ScoTT-
I'll not be second, sir, no, sir, not 1,
To any he that walks beneath the sky
Here's my commission-slick ii in pour
eye!
And for my uniform-'tis yours and Rit-
chie's,
Old women bOth-shy coppers for the
breecheS.
Throws his commission and uniform
at King Polkofoco. and exit in a rage.
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Cheap Tn Ware.
WILLIAM A. PARKER.

EEAS removed his shop to the
II building recently occupied by Elias
Benford as a saddIer shop. one door
east Of The herald office, Somerset, Pa,
where he will constantly Keep on hand
a general assortment Of T1N-WARE,
manufactured Of good material and in a
neat and substantial manner. He will
also make 10 order COPPER WARE of
every description on short notice. All
of which he will sell uneommoniy
cheap for CASH or exchange for approved
country produce.
Country merchants who wish 10 buy
ware 10 retail, can be supplied on short
notice and accommodating terms.
April 6, 1S47.
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TEpms or TnE uERALD.

rHIs paper is published every Tuesday, at s.
per annum, payable haIf-yearly in advance.-
HnOt paid within the year. $3.50 Will ~iDvaria-
bly, be charged.
No subscription taken for less than six months
nor can a subscriber discontinue unless al
the option Of the editor, until arrearagesare
paid of.
ApvrrrisEsESTs will be Inserted at 81 pei
square,, for the first three insertions, aud %
cents for every subsequent insertion: Longer
ones in proportion.
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UNwELcoME NoToRInrY.-Victor Hin.
go has lately written four lines in praise
OF a lady's loot, and SO annoyed has the
lady been by The public curiosity to see
her foot, that she has been obliged to pre-
tend the death ola relative and go into
notwithstanding thus an excuse to re-
tire for a while, till society has time 10
forget II.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

p Office is hereby given 10 all persons
IA concerned as legatees, creditors OF
otherwise, that the following accounts
ave been filed and passed register in the
Registers office, for the county of Som.
erset, and that the same will be present.
ed TO the Orphans court for confirmation
and allowance on Monday, the 10Th dag
Of My nert, al All adjourned Or
phans' Court, viz:
The account of Jacob Nef, one OF the
administrators with the Will annexed;
Of the estate of Peter Counlrvman. decd.
The % of John Hanna, Guard.
an OF Elizabeth Ann, minor daughter of
Frederick infeld. decd. lately inter
married with William Page, now decd.
The o og A J Colborn & George
Prlngey, administrators &c., of Abraham
Col5orn, decd.
Final account of John w Lancaster,
administrator &C., Of James Lancaster,
decd.
The account Of Nicholas Bowman,
Guardian Of Emanuel & Jerome Bow
man.
The account of Joseph Newcomer, ad-
mlnIstralor of Daniel Newcomer, decd.
The account of John Emmert, admin
istra,or of John Wright, deed.
The of Tobias Miller, Exec
utor of Elizabeth Gerver. dec d,
Supplemental account of Amer Yoder
and David Yoder. Executors of Daniel
Miller. deed.
The Of David Lavan and Isaac
~triedIine. administrators of the estate of
David Pile. decd.
The account OF Isaac Friedline, adj.
mInIstralor Of Daniel Friedline, deed.
The account Of Michael Shafer. adj
mlnislrator of Elizabeth Shafer. decd.
The account Of Jacob Bearkley, guar
dian OF Mary Ann Walker.
Final acc0unt OF Jacob &. Miller. sur
vivlng administrator of Valentine Eiay.
WIN. III. PICKING,
March 80. 1917, Register.
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A gentleman was speaking the other
day of the kindness or his friends in Wis
iliag him. One old aunt. in particular,
visited hrn regularly twice a year and
stayed SIX months each lime.
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Jayn's EIpectorant.

Mr. Ebenezer Webster,of Providence,
(R L was cured of a severe ASTHMA
by using five bottles.
Rev. DIR, Bahcock, Of Poughkeepsie,
says that knowing DIR. Jayne to be a reg
ular Physician, and having used his med
lcines personally and in his family, does
not hesitate TO commend them as safe and
eminently useful medicines, and a valua-
bic addition to our Materia Medica.
Rev. John Segur, of Lambertsville , New
Jersey who was suffering with a hoarse-
ness and soreness of the lungs and throat,
and a sufocating Asthma was cured by
one bottle.
Mr. j. L. Simpkins saws that it cnred
his wife of CONSUMPTION, and one
ofhis children of HOPPING COUGH,
Rev Jonathan Gong. ID. d. Professor
ol Granville College, Ohio, says, "He
was faboring under a severe COLD,
COUGH and HOARSENESS, and that
his difficulty Of breathing was SO great
that he felt himself in imminent danger
OF %immedIaie sufrocalion but was perfect
ly cured by using this Expectorsnt'
Mrs DIlks, Of Salem, N ] was cured
OF Asthma Of 30 years standing, by US
ing two bottles of this medicine. Mrs.
Ward, also, of Salem was cured of The
complaint by five bottles.
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Administrators, Notice,
Somerset COuntu. SIS.

Somerset County, SIS.
8~o~A A I an Orphans Court held
"a at Somerset, in and for
said county, on the 10th day
M~~~R of February, A. d. i847, be-
fore The Honorable Judges thereof.
On motion of Samuel Gather, Esq,
the court grant a rule on the heirs and
legal representatives Of Rosanna Shaver,
deceased, to appear at an adjourned Or
phans' court TO be held at Somerset, on
tho 10th day Of May next, aud shew
cause why the real estate of said Rosan-
ma Shaver should not be sold.
Extract IRON the records Of said court,
certified this l0th day of February, lS47.
VIM. IL. PICKING.
February %. 1917. clerk.
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10 SURVEYORS &c.
Administrators Notice,

ETTERS of Administration on The
"a estate Of Elizabeth Uhl, late Of
Southampton township, deceased. having
been granted TO the subscriber residing
in said township. all persons indebted to
SAID estate are requested TO attend at the
house of the subscriber on Saturday The
18th OF May next, prepared TO settle,
and those having claims. 10 presen, them
at The same time and place, properly au-
iheniicaied.
CHARLES UHI.,
April 6. 1876. Admir-.
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The expenses incurred by the New
I ork police department during the last
hscal year, forcarting drunkards, amounts
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IL SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY TO


To these branches Of bis profession
he has given a large share of his atten-
ion for the last twenty-five years. and
he will continue 10 devote TO them the
experience acquired by a constant prac-
lice during that time.
The Hotel for Invalids is not an exper
iment. Its establishment is suggested
not only as necessary to supply an evil
den, want in this city, in the entire alb
sence of any special provision for the
sick, but is warranted also by the success
Of similar institutions al Cincinnati and
New Orleans--,he former under The care
Of Drs. Taliaferro. Marshall and Slrader
The latter under that of DR.. Stone.
The building selected for The purpose
is situated al the corner Of Federal and
Robinson streets. in Allegheny city, adj
joining the city of Pittsburgh. II is
commodious and roomy, am 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 al the establishment.
tENc contagious diseases will be adj,
milied. ]. r.. SPEER. NJ. d.
j. S. KUHN, M. ID
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CORN.

The proper depth of covering, in
planting corn, depends on the nature and
dryness Of the soils. The depth of an
inch on some soils would be equal to
several inches on others. A deeper COW
ering than is actually necessary to pro-
duce healthy termination; is p%rejudicial
to the growth of the plant and consider
ing all circumstances, there are but few
cases where it would be advisable TO COW
er corn more than two inches, and in We
ry moist soils, a covering of only an inch
would be preferred.
If the ground has been well prepared,
and is free from stones, the corn may be
well planted with a machine. Lewis
"Seed Planter will perform well in such
cases, and make a great saving of labor.
THREE CROPS A YEAR.
Amos Charlton of Chelmsford, Mass,
who raises sey9al hundred dellars worth
of farm and garden products from alirtle
more than 20aeres of land, tried an ex-
pertinent in l&nting beans with early po-
iatoes, whichShe says has more than an
swered his expectations. After blowing
and hoeing the potatoes, the beans were
planted between the rows, in hills twenty
inches apart, and hoed once without
blowing. The potatoes were dug at mid
summer and sold for for four dollars per-
bushel. The potatoe ground was then
own with turnips. thus giving a third
crop.
PLASTER AND ASHES.
In order to ensure a rapid growth to
the young plants, prepare a compost of
ashes and plaster, in proportion Of 5 bush
els of the former to / Of the latter, and
give to each hill Of corn, just as the plant
comes up, a gill Of the mixture. The in
crease of yield will pay you literally for
your trouble and expense. And if, in adj
dition TO this, you were TO SOW a bushel
Of plaster per acre, broad cast, over your
fields, you would be most bountifuIly re-
warded fer the labor and cost.
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Another New Year!


Amid the ever succession of periods,
once more has revolved around. How
fraughs with food for though. are those
mile Stones in human lifel
Change after Change
how many the changes-thal a retrospect
OF The past IL months will coDjure up 10
view!
The Struggling Poor
have in some instances been made happy
by the dawn of brighter days; while
those basking in the
Sunshine Of Prosperity
have had to taste the bitter pangs Of
want. How ought these vivid lessons
from OF LIES truthful psge-to stir IN
the hearts Of all
10 goodIy deeds.
And thoughts OF sympathy!
Death, TOO, has not been idle; bul has
helped to make up the changes of the
past year. And where health once took
up us abode, disease now holds its thral-
dom. But how oft is i'll health attributed to
Negligence or Prejudice,
which induces The suffering invalid 10 re-
fuse using the rightful remedy which lis
" peculiar malady calls for. The ex-
perienee Of more han
Ten Thousand Trials
proves the unequaIled value of that plea.
SAINT and most celebrated medicine.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, Fer Diseases of tie Lungs
and Breast
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36) JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-
BY a reference TO our advertising columns,
it will be seen that this valuable Medi-
cine is offered for sale in This city. We
esteem it a pleasure TO be able 10 recon-
mend this medicine. as the best c~alcula-
ted tor the purpose of curing coughs,
colds. sore-lhroat, asthma, and all affec-
tons of the lungs. From a long perso-
nal acquaintance with DR.. Jayne, we
know that he is no quack, and his medi-
cines are not nosirums of The moGere
cry-up, but are the result of his long ex-
perlence as a pratising physician, and
the expense of great lsbor.-Harfford
(Cf.) Daily Reeiew.
ONLY GIVE II A FAIR TRIAL.
We ask no more OF any one, than TO
give DIR. Jayne's E%xpeclorani a fair trial,
and II il docs not cure the various Gisea-
ses for which il is recommended, sooner
and more eiiectually than any other med
lcIne that has ever been offered to The
public. the Proprietor is willing TO nn-
dergo any penalty, ...oweger severe. the
public NAV see proper 10 impose upon
him. Ii has, and H. viii cure Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Bleeding
from the Lungs. or Throat, Whooping
Cough, Group, and a very large majority
of The most hopeless cases of CON-
SUMPTION. when Physicians and pre-
scriplions fail 70 DO any good. Again
we say, only Try il. Ii will not harm
you, bat il must and ii will do Won good.
Sold by j. j.. 81 IL. b. ScaelI.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Beyin,
S~lvYslown Pa
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BLANK SUMMONS AND EXECU-
IIONS, For sale at this Office.