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BosroN, FEn s, 1911:
boston, Fee. IL. 1917.

WooL-There has been an unusual ac-
rivity in The Wool market during The pres
ent week, and nearly all The lois on sale in
rhi, city have been taken by manufacturers,
ut an advance over former prices; The pres
emf stock OF Domestic FLEECE and Pulled
Wool in market is probably less than al any
previous time within the last 10 or Ii years;
The large manufactures are generally well
supplied with The article. and the present
price of woolca goods viii not WARRANT Il
great advance in Wool, it is expected how
ever. tha; The quotations given with this re-
port will he sustained.
Dr;,rn S,von,. Ef;nrc-.
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norris of Mexico. A large French ship with
valuable cargoe, was captured after beng
once warned of.
New Orleans papers of the 1lth inst. have
come to hand BIZ the Southern Mail, but they
contain no news.
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"WHiLE THERE Is LIFE
THERE'S HOPE"

Instances like following arc almost Of dai-
occurrence, and render superhuous all far
Their comment upon the efficacy of Wistar's
Balsam.
PoughkeePse. N. Y. Sept. Is, 1916.
Mr.. Seth w. FowIe.
Dear SIR. The character Of Wisiar's Bal
san OF Wild Cherry is So well established
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DIR. Woods SarsapariVd and WildChery
Biners Time, which tries all things has
thoroughly established the inesiimable value
Of these Bitters as purifier of the blood. and
a universal remedy for scrofula, bilious, and
other diseases of a similar character, inclu-
ding those of the digestive organs. dyspep
STA, head ache, &c. &c.
W.P. Russell, agent.
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: ano,be, s,a,enen, about the Rutland
p, nad no would stand corrected. We stated
,hO, the 100000 Boston subscription was
"'~ ,nl.,c5 by $40. 600 subscription made
!. ,bs Fnchburgh Corporation. This S4o'-
ON ,eas subscribed by the officers and mos
.,:s,ioouished stockholders of the Fitchburgh
and Cheshire roads.
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DsrThe following Resolution offered by OF
DR.. Merrill, was passed at a meeting OF The
Young Mems Temperance Society, last
Tuesday evening:
Rcsolred, That while tic esteem it ImPor-
taut 10 use all honorable means TO secure a
vote of No License on the first Tuesday IN
March, we sill consider it duty 10 labor
increasingly to convince the whole communI-
~ Of the sin and the mischiefs of dram Selttn g
and dram-drinking aud thus to produce a
public conscience that will look with horror
and disgust upon both.
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THE RUTLAND ROAD.

The contractors are busily al work at two
points on the line Of this road within couple
ot miles South of our villase-at Potash
Brook, and half a mile North. We have
understood that it was the intention Of Messrs.
Decker and Warner to break ground on the
Jewell Brook section in Ludlow, last Monday.
-RnrlinPton Free Press.
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VICTORY IN IOWA,

We have already announce she death of
Mr.. COSLEE, one of The Independent or
Postum Representatives elected in good
part By Wing votes 10 the Legislature Of
ioi2H. A Grecia! cleriion was ordered 10
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WOOL.

Bv the following difference Of quo, atoms
IN the Boston Courier Of Feb. Slh, lS47, and
Feb. 18th. i, will be perceived there is an up
ward tendency in the price of the article.
BosroN, Fen s, 1877:
WooL.-The demand has been rather bet
ter during the past week. FLEECE wool is
scarce, and the stock in market is quite linn
tied; some sales OF low ficces have been
made at prices within The range Of our quo
taiions. TO go out of The market.
Prime SaxOny feeccs,
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Middlebury Female Seminary.

The next term of The above institution vii
commence on Wednesday the nth Of Feb
ruary next. and continue IL weeks.
S. PEARL LATHROP, Principal.
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(F United Brothers of Tenn
perance. ID

Will hold their next meeting on Wednes-
day evening at Masonic Hall. Let every Broth
er be At his post.
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Jan. 25, 1917.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-11-02
A Valuable
FARM FOR SALE.

-ESfIE undersigned will offer ., public
q sale in lhe Borough Of Somerset,
on Monday The ] 5ih day Of November
next, unless soonsy disposed Of al pri-
vate saIe) > valuable tract Of land, situate
within one-half mile Of the Borough OF
Somerset, containing ahout
six hundred and fifteen acres,
more or less. This lard is well walered.
has good improvements and is well a.
dapsed either to grazing or grain grew
ing, and may be advsn.ageously divided
into two or three parcels 10 suit purcha-
sers. more particular description is
deemed unnecessary. as those who NAV
wish 10 purchase will be likely TO visi,
and examine il for themselves before the
day of sale. ~
EMILY OGl.E-
Oct 10 1S47
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jury List,
For November Term, 1917. commen-
cling on Monday the 18th day.
e GRANO JURORS a

For November Term, 1917. commen-
cling on Monday the 18th day.
GRAND JURORS
Stoys'own borough William Waugh.
Somerset township-Daniel Coleman.
Conrad Flick, Samuel Rhasde, Jacob
Young of L., isaac Young.
Bro'hersvaiiey-David Dlckey, Gideon
Bowman.
Paint-Samuel Ilolsapple. Jaceb Custer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miller
Daniel r. Miller.
Southampton - jacob Mariz, Samuel
Hoyman, Peter Reiser.
Ailegheny--Ada,n George
Turkey fuai--gackson mitchell, Thomas
X. King
ElkIick- Edward Dively, John Eagle
Addison-Joseph Henderson,
Berlin borough Daniel HellIey.
Greenvilfe-Owen BieI. Samuel Hoch-
sieiler.
Travcrse Jurors. ~
Somerset borough - Andrew Slewart,
Solomon Knee. u sa
lsSomersei toxnsiip-Sanuel Coleman,
Joseph Shuliz. Henry Sipe, I.adwi,k k
Weller, Josiah Walker. Rudolph Fer
ner, James Mcyicker, David llas-
brad 81
Greenville- Benanin Lowry, Jacob
lint, John Baker.
Addison-ilenry Venting, Stephen
.Es Ffsilef 7H sF
Paim-<ieorge Fisher.
/ Henry Umberer.
Jenner-John Forney. Hugh wraud
Southamplan-Alexande Meese.
<eaemahoning-Jacob Mewry. a 3a
Elklack-Jacob l.eniz, Peter I.iyenvood
John Glodfelsy,e Arthur McKinIllev
Jonas keim. fsa Is 1'l1 80
Mih Fd-fSenry Frease, Jonathan Saw.
Summii-- Rudolph Boose. 80 ea s.
Turkey cyfoo,-Alexander NicGiow, Min.
more King. nf - 1es'H 80
Shade--Joscph Bash, Abraham Bruba.
1 ker. 3sf
BsesssersssiIey-David Hay, jacob K
Beighleg. sl,ss &
AlIcgheny Daniel Martz. S
.Ssonycreek- Jcnathan Kimnel, Daniel
- 4se 81 sa.as < -
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oracE is hereby given 10 all persons
sconecrnodas Iesatees, creditors or
oIilerwise, hat tie Following accoants e
have been fled and passed regis Ger in the
Registers Office. lor The acounsy of Som
ersef. and thai the same wilIbe present
.e.l 10 the Orphans court for confirmation
aud allowance on Monday. ne ED day
of Noremter nerf, al an adjourned Or
tIiasts7 Court, viz: 30 pflssa ~
The sccosms ef sAcab kaan,z, admin
.issraaor ,s,f Iaeoo lsefnev. desrd.
The account OF pe,er Levy, executor
OF Margaret Riale.dec'd. ns
I'he areosnicf 5sIrn, A. Wilt. admin
islrainruf Adam Wilt deed. a
The aeeauni of Oiha S. Mitchell. act
ing executor OF lewis Mitchell. decd.
The aeconu, of aohn Hnfnsns and
" illiam Rusliehargef. administrators Of
Jacvb llafIman. decd. e stsi en
9he arcoenl Of Daniei Stab. admin
isira,or of Christina Fox. dec'd
The account of Frederick Hoover,
Guardian Of William, Samuel. Jacob and
David Hoover, asrhA aae s
The account of Edward Dorsey, Ad-
minisuator Of Samuel Coughea.lour, de.
ceased. Is m 3i2 aas
The account Of Jacob Peterson, adj
minis;raior OF Ruel Petersen. decd. s.
The scrotim Of Samuel Gaumer. adj
nEinisraiog 1f Samuel VIII, dec d.
WM. H. PICKING,
October B, lsl7, Register.
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Somerset County, So. +


A9s3g@g A Il an adjourned Orphans
&L.s.8 "a Court held al Somerset.
NS@&R in and for the county of Som
ersei. on the 9Th day Of September, a
ID. ls47, before the Honorable Jeremiah
S. Black President, and Geo. Chorpen-
ming and John McCarty associate Judges
OF rase eame court.
On motion OF Mr.. Gehhar, the court
grant rule on the widow, heirs and le-
gal representatives Of John ID. Reese,
dec d, 20 appear al an adjourned Orphans
court 10 be held at Somerset in and for
said county on the 22d Gay Of November
next, (l647, J and shew cause if any they
have why the real estate Of said deceased
should not be Sold - hA4
Extracts from the Records Of said
court. certified This 9th day Of Septem-
Der, 1917, WM. ii. PICKING.
Sept. al, ls41. clerk.
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Private sale.
A VALUABLE FARM
"a Donegol b., Wcsimorsluad Co, I'a.

- 0''eS5us r., ,'eSt "so' stoS'" S~es' 4 1s
YHNHE subscriber offers for sale a
H VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
situate in Ligonier valley, Donegal ip,,
Westmoreland county. Pa. containing
IS7 ACRES,
adjoining lands OF John GaibraiIl,, John
I'hilippi. Joseph Beatty, John Wilhe-
row and Others, one hundred acres are
cleared, and in a good state Of cuIiiya-
iion, The baIanceis well timbered. there is
25 acres in meadow,
and 20 acres sowed in timothy and cio-
yer lasi spring. The farmis we'll wa
tered; The Loyalhanna creek passing
through il. and number of never fail
ing springsof water thereon; there is on
The premises large and commndious
1--WE Story Frame House
and kitchen, a bank barn, smoke house,
&C., and a saw mill on good site; there
is also an apple orchard and sugar camp
on the premises. The. above tract is
situated in a good Settlement, convenienl
ie mill, within 2 miles Of CenireviIle.
and 6 Of Ligonier, Laughlinstown and
Donegal. Any person wishing 10 'pur-
Chase will please call on Joseph lloyd,
Censreville, or Ephrainl Lloyd. Donegal.
who viii show the premises and make
known the terms. A good Bargain will
be givea, and an indisputabte tile made By
l.s JOIN LLOYD. I !.
Aug5i- asa Mt. Plessant,
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ADmerseL County, SS.
The Commonwealth of Penn
he SVlVania,

TO SAMUEL FARNFR, GREETING.
~ HEREAS, Margaret Farmer by
w her mex. friend Philip Brown
did on the 10Th day of August, A. ID.
1897, prefer her petition 10 the Honor
able Jeremiah S. Black, President Judge
of the courl of Common Pleas of Somer.
SET county. praying lhat Tor causes there
in set forth she nigh. be divorced from
she bonds Of matrimony, entered into
with you the said Samuel Farmer, in all
Ilme 10 come as If she never had been
married. or as if you were naturally
dead, We, therefore, command you
ahe said Samuel Farmer, lbai seltiag a.
side all excuses and other business, you
be and appear in your proper person be-
fore our Judges at ouI Court of Common
Pleas, there to be held on the third Mon
day Of November next. 10 answer the
petition or Iibel Of The said Margaret
Farmer. and TO shew cause il any you
haze. why The said Margaret your wife
should not be. divorced from your so
.ciety. fellowship. and company, and
from the bonds Of .malrimony contracted
with youahe said Samuel, as fully and
eheclually as If she never had been
married, or as il you the said Samuel
were naturally dead, agreeably 10 the
iactof assembly in such case made and
provided, and hereof you are not 10 fail.
Witness the Honorable jeremiah S.
BLACK. President Judge Of our said courr
atSomersel,ihis 20sh day Of April, A.
ID. ISf7.
A. j. J.OGLE.
October 90, lS47. Proth ".
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RLaNK DEEDss..


a Lot Of Blank Deeds just prin-
ted, On fine white paper, and
now for sale at this Office.
EP Cifixensg of Somersu, 81
Paase Reflect Z Decide =!
Men may cry peace +! peace Il when
~ there is no peace II
The war! is actually begun !, but Ger.
'fay!or never surrenders," neither doe,
The "Rev.B. Hihhard's Vegetable An1.
bilious Family Pills; where lhey onre
peiarge aspen billions diseases, such q,
bilr'us, remiiting, intefmiIIing, couees-
! Ave, syPtrs and esuplive levers, bilious
eholic, cholera morbus. jysenlary. sick
! headache. &c. in snort all diseases aria.
ling from y disordeTed state Of the sso1.
laeh and blood; keepIlhe liver ssimaIa,ed
into healthy aclioIs, The blood cleaDsed
| from all impurities. and you are .cer,ai,
10 procure and maiatain upintegrun,ed
good hesIihs The uiosl potent putifver
Of 4he blohd and eeFsecIos Of ,be Iiysri.
"IIibbardfs pills. : as ~
females il you are unwelI. procure
and use Rev. b. Ilibbard's vegetable
| pills. they reopen all distractions. cleanse
Ihe sysle m. purify the blond and give
animation. health and beauty TO an who
use Ihems such as yoa caHno, receive
from the use Of any other medicine.-
/ Dose half pill.
Dyspeptics don. despair, here iss
certain cure. Dyspepsia of ten years
standing. and allerr'aIi other medicines
had failed. has been ,cnred By tke use Of
Rev B, Ilibbar,i's pills; taken in quarter
Of pill doses, three times day for three
weeks. @ s
Doctor ] WiIdemuih, of Montgomery
CO., Va. says he has used them in his
practice for three years, and finds them
tie best medicine he has ever used: never
being disappointed in any care lie en-
ployed them IN. We refer you 10 him
personally.
These pills have such reputation in
Illinois, that they have given to then
the name Of "King Pills" Try them.
! you who are III, and want a cheap, safe,
certain and speedy remedy. Dose from
half a pill 70 two pills. CircniaFs can
be had Of agents free OF charge
Price l2l. 25 and SO cents per box.
Sold by the following agents, viz:
Snyder & Zimmerman. Sloystown.
Samuel Kimmcl, Pine Mills.
Walter Chalani, Allegheny Summit
j. II. & Z. Benford, Snydersville,
Michael Sipe. Somerset ip.
William M'Creery, Druggist, Somer-
set. Pa, General and sapplying agent Gos
this county. -
4 August ST, l647-6m
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Tssys .oafsf il published every Toesaay. 81
4 per aarrm, payable half geariF ia advances--
srnes paid wilkin the year, s2,5owtll inFaH'''
hly ye chaggcd. ssasxq ~
No su1sc-, ,,siiSsi taken lor less than SIX months
H--nor can a. subacail'erf discontinue unless al
fhe.ostfoa Of sths editess until srrearagcsefe
paid o;l- .a.e eF sssss M
'nvsrr,ssmgSrs. viii be snsered al 81 per
square. fpr ihe frst lhEee i'seoSdons, aud ID
cssss Ger every Subsequent Insertion: longer
- ssecs in prop rssfion.
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Merchants and others

who keep Tin.wsre for sale had better
give lfin cab, as he can sell them ware
as low as il can be bought at any other
shop Of the kind in she'county. Appro-
we'd country proaace taken in exchange
for ware. slendng done on short no.
tice, and reasonable prices. Remember
the shop is on Min street, one door east
of the .'Hersldn office, Somerset, Pa.
August 81, lS47.
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yEHE Great Preventlse Medicine.--
n Though Wrighl's Indian Vegela-
bic Pills have. achieved triumph upon trl-
umph, in lie cure Of obstinate cases o.
disease, Eeven after they had been eniiref
iy given up, and after all other remedies
had failed, yet their power Of prevention
may Ibe Justly esteemed their growing
glorya Storms" il is said. purify
the air." but storms do mischief also.
and are 50 f:sr Rn evil. Were IL within
human power 10 maintain the Electrical
equilibrium between the earth and air,
shere would be no occasion for storms,
for the air would always be pure.
So Of the human body. II kept free
liom morbid humors, the scIiOn is regu-
Iar and healthy. But If those humers
are allowed 10 accumulate, crisis, or,
in other words, storm, will arise, WHICH
is always more or less dangerous.
W4ighl's indian Vegetable Pills are
equally well calculated to prevent the
storm, or 10 sllay il when il comes. Bus
prevention is better than cure, besides
being cheaper and less roublesome.--
The delay Of day in The commence
menl OF sickness has often proved fatal.
and always readers The case more difli-
cult to manage.
Let the sickness be caused BY chan
ges Of weather, high living, want Of ex-
ercise, close confinement, functional Je-
rangement, or anything else, the effect
upon the body is much the same-is
equally dangerous, and is isremovable BY
the same means.
Have you a coldl Let il 20, ripen IN
10 Consumption. Are you Dyspepsici
Beware or The hypochondris. 1--WE
PiiIs taken every other night an an emp
ty stomach, for short time, viii, in nine
cases out of ten, cLre the Dyspepsia,
and thereby drive away the legion Of
"deyils blue" For Headache, no me-
-dicme Is superior to HSYight's {Adias
Tegeiable Pills. C6sliTeness, that pros
life mother Of disease, is caused by 4
torpid state of the liver. which thess
Pills eGectualIy cures. By striking a.
The root of disease, virgins Indian We
getabie pills prevent al and cure all
They can hardly ever be taken aniss. Il
usea with common discEetion5 and We
commend them 10 the use Of these vlle
have not vet tried lhem. f4
Beware Of Connicrfeiis Of sH kindsi
Some are coated with sugar; others srs
made to resemble In outward appearances
ll,e original mesliciae. The safest course
IS, 10 purchase from the regular agents
only. one or more of whom may be
fonnd in every village & town IN tI,e stale
AGENTS for Somerset County.
PARKER & ANKENY, Somerset.
M A. Ross. Pesershasg. h
Samuel KimmeL. Pine Mile ~
G. Parker & Co. Jennervile.
Michael Sipe. Somerset township.
AuglIinbaugh a. BrnbaKer. CenlfeviIis
Stevens & Srhisgs Bskerscwp.
J. SaaAer ST. & Co. .Stoystowu. 7
w Chalfani, Bucks,owm. a
Hay Il Baer. I.svansviIles
2 T. c. barrett. Smitb6eli.
a1OlTices devoted exclusively 10 the safe
Of sjFrfgAx's Indian Eegsfabie Pills.
whasssls, and resalls l69 Race Street,
Philadelphis 28s Greenwich, Street.
New YORK, and lD6 Tgemoni Street, Bos-
ton. - hay4
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An orch a r. q
No. Q. A Farm

lying in Jefferson township, al the foot
OF i.ssrel Pill, on the Somerset and Mt
Pleasant turnpike road. containing 2s2
acres and allowance, on which are erect
ed Two dwelling houses; large barn,
wagon-maker shop, Blacksmith shop,
oats house. &c. The one house has
been occupied as tavern for many
wears, aud has running fountain OF wa.
Ter at the doo.; about so or 90 acres of
this tract are cleared, of xiieii about 80
acres are in meadow. and as much more
could be made. and is situate Immediate
ly west Of Laurel bill creek; adjoining
lands Of Jacob Fleck, Henry Baker, aad
o.t,ers; This could be made one of The best
grazing farms in the county.
Tie subscriber is determined 10 sell
the above tracts low; therefore would
advise persons desirous OF purchasing
to examine them. NJ. A.. Sanner, Of
Somerset, has been appointed agen, for
lhe sale Of these lands. 10 whom appli-
cation, can be made. or Ia
JOHN GEBHART,
Oct. 70 ~. LOT. Puisburg, Pa.
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>0V-Stcoe OOuhe 49,
The Commonwealth OF Penn
sylyania.
To JANEs DowNER GREETING:

sylyanfa. 81
To JAMES DowNER GREETING:
NNTHEREAS, Mary ElizabctII Dow
w ner, by her father and next friend
Andrew Craig, did on the. Ist day Of Ju-
ey, A. D. l847, refer her petition to the
Honorable Jeremiah s. Black, Esquire,
President Judge Of The Court OF Com
sneR Pleas OF Somerset county, proving
Tor causes therein sci forth, she mish, be
divorced from The bonds OF Ma,rinony.
entered into wiih xou The said James
DSwAer, IN vail lime 10 come, as ifshe ne
eshsd been married. or as If you were
naturally dead. We therefore command
you as we have heretofore commanded
you the said James Downer that setting
aside all excuses and other business you
be and appear in your proper person be-
fore our Judges al our county court ol
Cemmen Pleas there 10 be held on The
ssird Monday in Nosember next. Ia an
swef lhe petition or libel OF the said Mary
Elizabeth Downer by her father and
nextfriend Andrew Craig. and 10 show
rause il any YOU have why the said
Mary Gaisabeth your wife should moi be
uisorced from your society, fellowship
and company, and from The bends OF
mawiinoHy contracted with You the said
y gamss as Helly aud as efecualy as II
she never bad been married. or as il
sou we're naturally dead, apreeabiy 10
the acs Of Assembly in such case made
alHl PgoSidsd, aud Hereof you are no,
20 iall. sf
as Nai'asss sie Hon. Jeremiah s. Black
President af oar said court at Somerset
&hls oh day Of SepiemberA A. D. Is47.
s e Al, OGisE.
Sept, IL, ls4z. n Toili'y
mXEz 80
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PARTICULARLY TO

III y EsI ~ Il - VI - II Il 4 A-s
TO these branches Of his profession
he has given large share Of his atten-
ION for The last twenty-five years, and
he viii ceatiitie 80 devote to illem, e'e
experience acquired by a constant Prae-
lice during that time.
The Hotel for Inyalids is moi an exper
imenl. its establishment is suggested
not only as necessary 10 supply an evi-
dent want in this city. in the enlice abb
sence Of anr special provision for the
sick. butts warranted also by the success
Of similar institutions al Cincinnaa and
New Orieans-.he lormer under the care
of Drs. Talia(erro. Marshall and Strader
the latter under that Of Or. Sione.r
The baild:ag selected sar The purpose
IS situated at the ccrner Of Federal aud
Robinson streets. 10 Allegheny city, .ad-
;orning the ci,v Of Piilsburgh. n is
commodious and reomy, sai fursished
" itlr all Accommodations necessary for
he sick.
Applications for admission 10 Be made
to the Subscribers, az their office on Penn
suest, Piltsbuf fgh. .oe 81 lie establishment.
Z ~ No contagious diseases willsbe AL,
miued. J. r. sPEER, b. d.
J. s. KUHN m. d s.
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BonnetS,
80 BIZ erseL COnntM. IS.


Se9gM A r sdjonrned orphans
aGL.s. g IA Cour. held a, Somerset,
SHSEMN IN and Cor the county Of Som
4rsel, on the 6ih day OF September, is47,
present the Honorable Jeremiah s.
Black President and George Chorpen
ning associate Judge OF the same court.
On motion of MIR. Cox the court con
firm fle lnquisnion aud grant rule or
tie heirs and legal Representatives OF Pc
ieF Shirer, deed, 10 appear at an all
lourncd Orphans CourI 10 be held a
somerset on Monday The 22d day 0
November, A. ID. 1897. TO aecep. or re
fuse 10 take the real estate Of said de
ceased at ihe appraised price,
Extracts from The Records Of sai'
court. certified this 9th day .e( Septem
Der. A. ID. 1877, E
.w WM. II. PICKING,
Sent. 81, 1897. elers.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-11-02
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HvENDERS his professional services
~ tothe citizens of t)enlreeille and
sleini,y. His atliee is at she White
Hall Inn, (juseph i'iIs's.) where a all
tines he NAV be found, unless absent on
professional business. Junee Il