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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-27

- Jay CO.'S BOSTON AND EASTERN Elk.
IN PRESS via Newport and Fall Rver-This Express
a leaves the Office Mol Wall street corner OF Broad
way daily quarter before O'clock M thereby
to the advantage of late hour for for
Rank drafts valuable parcels secured
'A"OA ~ ~ GAY co.
Merchandise packages &C. forwarded in own cars and
BY leaving orders at office No. Wall street. corner OF
Om...-{ No Wall street, corner Broadway. .o...
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s.rsENIE YihE.G.AIN.

EyOR SAIE-The equal undivided
u hale If a Wouriaa JitH, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom and one lsr merchant woIk ; two
bolts; screen; smut mill corn sh,,.cr.
and Everything in complete order for cus.
tom and merchant work. Also, 9 saw
mil. in good order; two dwelling hnu.
SEES and slore---ouc a new two story
housc-aud several oul.buIIdugs, vuh
100 acres Of land. Situated near die
mouth Of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigahIe water that in,,rsocts
the canal. aud : miles from Ottawa.
A good nile audimmcdiatc possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit Tor
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire Of
NJ. +. HolIistcr, ESQ, at the court
house. or a, eastman & Gridiey's store.
June II, 1916.
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A correspondent, Of the Gardeners
Chronicle says that he has KEEP, his goose
herry bushes free from The caterpillar,
for Ii years, by Swinging them well
with no, water, and then strewing under
them small quantity Of hot >lime. and
paring The ground with the back Of a
shovel: heats the water to 1902.
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The Scale Iasect.---rhis insect, &C.
cording 10 a writer in Pitlsburg paper,
may be removed from trees by the appli-
cation Of potash and water, or soap suds,
applied to the limbs an trunks Of the
trees
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rTiuoI.cr EuvTiid Restored to
Health.
Read iAa CG,NIu. sNrw-uf Of ic'sfrum
VIZ Ell Bailey. highly respectable merchant of
Vienna. Johnson county, Illinois


Read the C.V,Nrn! sr'cwruf Of Ec's from
VIZ Eli Bailey. a highly respectable merchant OF
yisnp,. Johnson county. Illinois
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exhausted che ,a..i Ut our boost THN-.nl1ns
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'"' ,T,.,.-,, D.I....,. of mn! CHfrry.
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Mark this well.

Mark this we'll.
A GUE--rhefe is no necessity for
IA any one to have the Ague when it
is so satisfactorily proved that Macken'
zie's Tonic Febrifuge will effect radical
cure. So convinced are the proprIetors
Of this fact, that they have authorized
their agents to refund the money in all
cases where it fails, when The directions
are strictly complied with,
L. BASsNETr,
Fl7 Agent for the Proprietors
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MEM Gnn1Sl MN GndDSll

~ Ng0"0' $3.50 ,
4 Ew-trecciyeo FROM New forh
large stock of dry goods, compIls'
ing almos, every article IN this lire usu'
ally crQuired for in country store an'
am determined to sell the same as chCcl
as the cheapest; it is uscess to enume''
ate the articles, jus, call at the old stand
ON the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices
it's no trouble to show the goods.
n. B. Mos, kirdso produce taken in
exchange. G.. +. WALKER.
Ottawa, July 2s, 1916
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NAIGS. MEllClNES, &C,

Drugs, MEDICINES, &C,
FHyuE subscriber has ust received
b from New York, Philadelphia and
st. Louis, large, fresh and well selected
stock Of drugs, medicines, dye sun's,
paints, oils, putty glass and glassware,
&c, &C.. also the best quality of branAics
and wines for medical purposes.
N. 3. Tho most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call at the old stand on the south side Of
the public square, and examine tn stock
forepurchnsing elsewhere.
July %, ls46 G. E WALKER.
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Rr,yyn D0TnesiICs, SC.

an hales Of 4 i heavy,
" ,. supcr.iae, Wivcrly's,
600 lbs Of best southern yarn, Ma to Y,
40 carpet warp, doubled aud
twisted, plain,
100 lbs OLDEST doubled and
twisted, colared,
a0l lbs candle wicking,
800 cotton batting, for .ale very low by
July 2S, 1916 q W \hNER'
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NUST received, lot of Ohio made
% Saddles, Brides and llal'ers, which
will be sold low either for cash or wheat.
Aug. 81, d6-s J G NATTlNGER.
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Il,";mECaIs.
Nails.

nl~ KCGsof first rate quality, 3to 500, jus,
4 - received and lor sale low ~
Jul, 2s,l>lb G NALhLN'
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WHhcIouc nithousual ,rices or o srei dis
corn, for rrrdvrav. J.6 U.GH.EE.
\. 3. We have also l0rac supply # G"a'
cs,is, which vc offer for sp'r 0h.rsr'r AND rr-
.,,irat Guawo prices Please give us q coll at
tt,uew building JUS hollow The mill.
DAYTON. Nav II lSlG. DIG.
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Fever and Aguc.
For 7RvwiidS.

An excellent article ofpot' wine and brandy
N for sale by July 20 u BASSNETT
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-
GUNPO DER; good sporting powder a
" thirty three cents at BAssSGrTs.
Ottawa Iuly 10, 1896
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Nln.. FlnWs nnh Eirnnts.

DAYTON FIGURING MILL.
gHnE subscribers Al the LOWER
MILL. Dayton, would inform their
friends and the public generally, that
their mill is now complete for merrhan,
and custom work, and tina, all grinding
for either will be done in the best posi-
Die manner. They are also paying
CASE FOR WHEAT,
aud would also state tina, all persons in
deblcd to them are requested to pay IN
Whea, or Cash, Immediately or,hey will
be under the painful necessity OF making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt, gratitude for
pas, patronage and bes, efforts to secure
future. GEO. MANN q SUN
April 2, 1886. Al,
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The Germantown Telegra ns.
mGznEkslest scfupulofsness, : U lea1sil u 1 !
8 e0'tnfgy Family Ne,c,urn,r
S ~'eDspapeT,
'sFal In Ponies and Religion

81 pa.
u0ds1s i.lIis paper has been on6Iise.,, !, ).
,ba1essssigned b.ess for nearly twsa,x sea ~ 'ne
osIs g 0'a stand in Cermaeso iSe;pa,l ea.s, e
t';'s s county. withIsy f. -; a;las ar ~ ~
Izkzaaeu.aIu.s - Enjoys degree of popu.
8sriiy dnequalled, perhaps, by any other
weekly newspaper in pennsyivania.
= The Telegraph IS, strictly speaking, a
Fa'nily Newspaper, devoIed to the In
teresi. and entertainment of Families and
Country readers in general. Il avoids
hPoliiics apG Religion of pariizan and
seciarian character. but assumes 10 speak
lis sentiments fully upon all subjects
wherein the welfare of lis readers and
llle community is involved.
in all the features which should mark
newspaper designed for General Read
ing, and especially asa Fireside Com
- panion and FIiehd,. the GERMANTows
FzLEeaAPE stands unsurpassed The
Foreign Intelligence and Domestic news
OF the day; the full details OF The present
war; original articles on valuable subjects;
poetry, tales, travels, voyages, history;
weekly reports OF the produce and mo-
ney markets; political news, &c, consli-
tute im7orlan, quaIiiies in this paper;
while the agricultural department, .
new and valuable feature, irsi iniroduc-
&c by The Editor Of this paper. is Of il
self worth the Whole price. Of subscrip
iion.
The undersigned requests the peopls
nf iia County OF SoD1ersef WIN mas
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-seplerret County, SIS.

.,sss..ss< A I an adjourned orphans
sWGE- "a cour, held at Somerset,
:Ssg: sTs IN and for the county of So
merset,. on The 7lh day Of Sep
'''' tember, A. ID. 1917. Present
the Honorable jeremiah S. Black. Presi-
dent. and George Chorpenniag and
John McCarty associate Judges VI. tie
same courl
On petition OF Peter Herring the court
grant rule on the Executors Of Adam
Gundle. deceased. Adam Maurer and
Henry j. lieiple trustees for The sale of
The Real Estate. Of John Gundle. de-
ceased, widow and heirs OF John GundIe,
deceased, Joseph MiIler.ihe purchaser
and all other persons interested. TO sp-
pear al an adjourned Orphans court. 10
be held al Somerset on Monday The 22d
day of November, 1917. and then, and
there show cause il any you have. Why
the said Adam AIaurer and Henry j.
Heiple trustees as aforesaid, should not
pay the petitioner Peter Herring. The
sum OF Eve hundred dollars with the in
serest due thereon from the years 1876,
1929, 1882. 1885. and 1888, respeelive-
~, out Of the funds arising from The sale
Of The Real Estate Of said John Gundle,
deceased.
Tothe Executors Of Adam Gundle.
deceased, Adam Maurer and flenryJ.
Eeiple. trustees for the sale Of The Real
Estate Of John GnndIe. deceased. Joseph
Miller the purchaser Of said Real Estate
and ali other persons inseresled-
You laying aside all business and ex-
cuses are hereby cited to be and appear
before an adjourned Orphans Court 20
be held al Somerset on Monday tile 22d
day Of November. a. d. IS47, then and
there 20 show eauec if any you have,
/ why you should no, pay the petitioner
Peter Herring .sont of the funds arising
from tire sale Of the real estate Of John
Gundle, deceased, lhe sum al i've hum
dfed dollars with tile interests due tilere-
on from the years 1926. 1929. 1882,
1885. and 858, therein fail not. -
Given under nv hand and the seaIsoi
said court, al Somerset September Z,
J 1917.
VIII. PIcKIEG,
October 26, I647. Clerk.
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A1O CURE, NO PAYi--A CERTAIN Dis
IN EASE CUREDTIN TWO DAYS.-1'be
most speedy remedy for pains IN the loihs. re-
cent and chronic affections of the Kidneys. dis
ease of the bladder, gravel, seminal weakness,
&C. Persegs wbe, by indnlging in secret ha-
bit, have cntailed on themselves constitutional
debility, should apply Immediately to DR.. KIN
KELIN, of the Philadelphia Medical House,
the oldest institution Of the kind ia the city. Of
flee, n w. corner of south Third and Uaion
streets, between Spruce and Pine II squares
from the Exchange aU
This medical honse was established by DR.. X.
thirteen years ago, for ihe suppression Of quacke
ry, there being so many persons, without knew
ledge, name or character who put advertisements
in lhe public papers, that an institution Of this
kind was highly necessary TO prevent the aif1ic-
ted, especially strangers, from falling late abe
hands of some unskiIful wretch, who, instead OF
curing, might send his victim to an untimeiy
grave Therefore. the afflicted should shun the
numerous pretended physicians who know moth
ing of the practice of medicine, lut consult DR..
kinkelin, who cures
A CERTAIN DISEASE
in two ortlrec days, according TO the state oil the
patient. without the use of mercury. No mer-
curial remedies are used by DIR. Kinkein; his me-
dicines are palatable and harmless, and all pa
tienls are honoraisIy shielded from even thcpos-
sibity of being discovered. Hewhe places him
self under the care of DR. K. may rciisiously
confitle Ia his honor as a gentleman, and coufi-
dentlv re,y upon bis skill as a physician. and if
he Is not secedils relieved no remuneration will
! be demanded. -
Structures. one Of the most troublesome and
/ dangerous affections, which often end Ia gravel
| infamaaion, weakness, &c, DIR KinkeIin guaran-
ties to remove speedily; as also, sweiIings, disess
ed prostrate gland &c Structures have ruined
many who had no knowledge Of their existence.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
| Young men who have Injured themselves by
| a certain practice INDUCED ina haiti frequent
/ " learned from evil companions, or at school
I the effects Of which are nightly felsseven when
asleep. and destroy both nnd and body, should
/ apply Immediately. Weakness and constitution
al DEBILITY Immediately cured and full vigor res
toresI All letters post paid.
1 Take Mff-e--Dr Kinkeiin has had greater
practice IN the above affections Than any physician
/ in ihe United States. He also possesses an adj
vantage over oil others. from the fact Of bis hav-
! ing studied in the great hospitals Of Europe.
Thousands III PhIadelphia can testify that he
cuxcd. them after every oshes means had failed, -
seperats rooms for private consultation Open
I'LL ?. N. -. [nov2-Iy !
sIRAvEILxns supplied at a moments notice,
With the requisite medicine 70 cure themselves
EaeLss<. q aesIs:ass soas 10 an pzss a shs
1aseee Ssstss. -
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Somerset Co,tnfv. ss.

= f.s4r
szMMM a r adjourned Orphans
M L. s. M IN Cours held ri. Somerset.
SESGsGM IN and iorahe county Of Som.
ersei, on The 9th day Of Sepiember, is ~,
present the Honorable Jeremiah, S.
Black President, and George Chorpen.
Mug associate Judge Of The same court.
On motion Of Mr.. Cox the court con-
flrin Vie inqpisilion and grant a rule on
the ,beirs and legal Representatives, OF Pc
Ter Shirer,. deed. To appear a. an adj
jpnrpcd Orphans Cour. 10 be- held a,
Somerset en Monday The 22d ,ay of
November, A. D. 1917 ie accept or &c.
iuse 70 take Tie, real estate oT SAID de-
ceased az the appraised price,
Extracts from the Records OF said
soufi, certified ibis 9Th day OF Spplem-
ber., A. ID. lSs7. s S.
ssa sWM. II. PICKING, a
s5sasepf. 81 i.slSf7. ~ flerk.I
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Law Nnfiee

n ME partnership heretofore existing
Il between Simon Gebhart and Ross
Forward has been dissolved. The for.
mer having removed 10 Dayton, Ohio.
Ali business entrusted 10 the firm rnd
papers relative thereto have been left
wlth Ross Forward who will attend to
fhe same. His Office is the same for
merly occupied by Mr. Gebhar,, on the
north west corner OF the diamond.
Oet. 10, 1871. -
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M0TI0NS

GONSiSTlN G inparl of silver pen
" eli cases, silver llimbIes, steel
bends. silk twist. on spools. for purses. J
watch guards chains and keys, beads,
necklaces, combs, water and fancy. col
ours. came!s hair pencils, crayon, pen
cfis, scgar aed tobacco bsxes, pockel
niirfeFs, tweeEers. steel 7ens and held
ers. Toys for children, &C., for sale at the
Drug Store OF WIN. McCREERY
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NEW GOODS.

I HAVE just returned from he East
= tern cities, and am now opening a
general assortment OF Dry Goods, Hard
ware. Groceries and Queensware, which
lTTill dispose Of cheaper than any Store
sn Somerset. Ny customers and the
public in general are invited to cali and
examine for themselves.
JOHN M. HOLDERBAUM.
sept % 1917.
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Private sale.
TWO VALUABLE FARMS,
ia Somerset county, Pa.

ESHE undersigned will sell the fol-
a lowing described property, viz
Mol, A farm lying in Milford town
ship. forks of Cox's creek and Castle
mans river. containing
- 2724N Acres
and allowance, with a house and barn
thereon, and an excellent running foan-
tain of water al The door; about $50 acres
are cleared, (aud 60 or 20 acres more
can be cleared, Of the best quality Of
land. good 7erliea is in meadow and
the balance FIRST rate timber land. equal
20 any IN The sownship; also
a N Orch ar d
ofchoice igult ca the premises. The
landsIs of the besisin Milford iownship;
has an abundance Of limestone and coal
thereon, adjuitiing lands Of Simon ITai-
ger,Jacob Miller. IMdwirk Sanner. and
olllers, The contemplated Bal,imore
and Ohio Rail Road route from Cum
berlahd to piilsburg passes through this
No. q. Farm
lying IN Jefferson township. al the foot
OF Laurel Eili, on.she. Somerset and M /.
Pleasant turnpike road, containing 2S2
acses aud allowance, on which are erect
ed Two dwelling houses, a large barn,
wagon maker shop. Blacksmith shop
Gals lonse, &C. The one house has
been occupied as tasern for many
4
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Copper, Sheet Iron and
TIN w ARE,
M U FACT DRY, ,
One door east Of tic "HeraIdv Office. and ina
mcdiately opposite s,ahfs Halter Shop,
Main street, Ssmersei, Pa.
ALExANDER sEIAFFER,

VXT0ULD respectfully inform the cs-
w tizens Of Somerset and vicinity
that he has purchased from j. H. Ben
ford d Co. their entire stock. and that
he will continue to manufacture, TIN, !,
Copper and sheeG-Eron-syare,
at the old stand. Having lately purcha-
sed at Cumberland. fresh supply of
lin, shees-iron and copper, he is now
prepared 10 make to order all kinds Of
ware in his line Of business. Ills work
shall notbe surpassedin sly le or durability.
Merchants and others
who keep I'ih- ware for sale bad better
give him CALI as hescari sell them ware
as low as i can be hoogI,l al say oihes
shop Of the kind in shecousiy. sAppro-
we'd country produce taken ia exchange
for ware Msading done on sIsort no
Etice, and reasopabIe prices. Remember
stks shop Is on Msinss,reel. one Jeoi east
Ipf the eHerssd" osices Sonerset. Pa
Augus, SIS l6a7. A
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REGISTERS NOTICE

ortcE is hereby givcnto all persons
IS concerned as legaiees, creditors OF
otherwise, that the following accounts
have been filed and passed register ii, the
Registers Office. for the county Of Som.
erse,, and that the same will be present.
ed 10 the Orphans court for confirmation
and allowance on Monday, The e2d dau
81 Ncrem6er 'lerf, at All adjourned Or
phans' Court, viz: - -.
The account Of Jacob Kooniz, admin.
istraior Of JACOB Forney, ,ec'd.
The account Of Peter Levy, executor
Of Margaret Rifle. deed.
The account Of John A. Will, admin.
isiraloE Of Adam Will, Gec'd.
The account ri Oiho S. Msachell. Act.
ing executor Of Lewis Mitchell. decd.
The account of. John Huffman and
William Rusbebsrger. administrators Of
jacob iiirIman, dec d.
HE account of Daniel Slahl, admin
sis,rator Of Christina Fox. deed
The account Of Frederick Hoover.
Guardian Of William Samuel s.....sls o,.i-
'.ssssera sFa dsFkness-aa ,apEse, gs5S IaRa' BAR
fbbssvid Hoover.
The account of Edward Dorsey, Ad-
minisira,or Of Samuel Coughenhour, de-
reased.
The account Of Jacob Peterson, ad-
minis;rator OF RueisPeterson. decd.
aszfhe account Of Samuel Gaumer, adj
niiRisWa,or of Samuel Witt, deed.
WM- III. PICKING,
October Is, 1917. Register.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notiee.

ETTERS Of Administration on the
j a estate Of Henry Miller late OF JEFF
ferson township, deed. having been
granted 10 The subscriber rrsidihg in Ail-
ford township, all persons indebted 10
said estate are requested TO attend atthe
late residence Of said deceased on SstHr4
day the 20lll Of November next, pre-
pared 10 settle; and those having claims
10 present them at ilfe same time and
place. properly authenticated.
80 SAMUEL BARCLAY,
: Oct. IL 1877. Adm'r
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GHFEGp
soHSs. RoDDv.


We YAND AND r. o D D r.,
A ilorHeys at Isaw,wilI attend pune
n tusIIy 10 al business entrusted 10
Them Collections and other business
solicited. Oaiee Immediately opposite
he Hotel Of Wm. IL. Picking. Main
street. S@merset. Pa. sept. 2 47-3m.
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vESHE Great Preventive Medicinel-
n Though Wrighfs Indian Veceta-
bic Pills have achieved triumph upon tn
umph, IN the cure of obstinate cases o.
disease, even after they had been eniiref
ly given up, and after all other remedies
had failed, yett!Iei power of prevention
may ibe justly esteemed their growing
glory! Storms, il is said, ''purlfy
the air, but storms do mischief also,
and are SO far an evil. We're II within
human power 10 msiHiain the Electrical
equilibrium between The earth and air,
there would be no occasion for storms,
for the air would always be pure.
So of The human body. Il kept free
from morbid humors, the action is regu-
lar and healthy. Buff those humofs
are allowed 10 accumulate, crisis, or,
in other words, storm, will arise, which
is always more or less dangerous
Wrighl's Indian Vegetable Pills are
equally well calculated to prevent tho
storm, or to aliay it when il comes. But
prevention is better than cure, besi1es
being cheaper and less troublesome.-
The DELAY of day in the commence
ment of sickness has often proved fatal,
and always renders the case more diff
cult 10 manage.
Let the sickness be caused by chan
ges Of wesIher, high living, want Of ex-
ercise. close confinement, functional de-
rangement, or anything else, the effect
upon the body is much the same-is
equally dangerous aHd is removable by
the same means.
Have you coldl Leiil act ripen in-
to Consumption. Are you Dyspepticl
Beware OF the hyYochondria. Two
Pills taken every other night on an emp
ty stomach. for short iinse, viii, in nine
cases out of ten, cure the Dyspepsia,
and thereby drive away the legion OF
devils blue" For Headache, no me-
diclne Is superior 10 Hrighf's Eldi@s
Fegetubie Pills. Costiveness, that pros
life mother Of disease, is caused bya
torpid state OF the liver. which these
Pills eEeciuaiiy cures. By striking az
The ruot of disease, WFighfs Indian We
getable Pills prevent ali and cuce all
They can hardly. ever be taken amiss, II
useG witii common discretion; ard we
commend them 10 tiIe use OF those who
have not vet tried them.
Beware Of ComieFfeits Of 81 kinds
Some are coated with sugar; others are
made to resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine The safest course
is, 10 purchase from tie regular agents
only, one or more Of whom may be
fouad IN every village s towa IN lhe state.
AGENTS for Somerset County.
PARKER a. ANKENY, Somerset.
M. A.. Ross. Petersburg,
Samuel KimmeI. Pine Mills.
G.. Parker & CO. Jennerville.
Michael Sipe. Somerset township.
IS Aaghnibaugh & Bsnbaker. CenTeviIle
Sseveas e. SchIsg. Bskerstown. "a
J. Shafier ST. a. Ce- Sloys,own.
w Gliaifant. Buckstown.
$ Hay & BasF. Lavanssiile.4
j. c. DARRELL, SmilbfeIa.,
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale
of Ifright's Indian Tsgffo6te Pills.
whalessle aud ressIf, Tc9 Race Street.
phladelptia; zas Greenwich Street.
New Yogk ,aast % femont sae<i, Bos-
ION. Ema5t9
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-11-16
Notice to Assessors,

ME assessors for the year l84s, in
Il the several districts OF Somerset
county. are hereby notified 10 attend Al,
The Commissioners Ofice, on Thursday
she 18th day Of November next, to re.
ceive their books, and instructions me-
cessary for making the assessment of
SAID year.
BY order Of The Board,
X. l., STEWART,
October l9. l547-zl clerk.