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THE recent delightful rains have brOu ght
D. crops forward at a fearful rate. Tho
Ill grain now promises to be fair yield,
bile the spring crops willsimply he enor-
Nous And never within the recollection
the oldest inhabitant was there such Il
y Dmise of an abundant fruit crop and OF
4 mn fIniis There is no end
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WE learn from the Cumberland Ne,ss
LII the Pittsburgh and Connellsyille Raj
Dad Company, will adopt in few days d
NV time table, on which there will be d
J. through passenger train running from
Piusburgh TO Baltimore in twelve (i2
IDurS
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4 ESCAPED AGAIN ,--On Monday night
last Scott Munroe, colorcd. who Was CON
yiUed, some time since, of larceny, and
! imprisoned in the county Jail, and whose
escape from durance vile and subsequent
arrest and re incarceration, were duly
{ chronicled in these columns, managed again
To effect his escape. In order to beguile the
I Loneliness Of his flight, lac took with him,
for company, one Henry Kessler. white
inmate of the prison. The manner of
Munroe escape j. one Of the most remark
able instances OF breaking that have
ever come 10 our knowledge. lie was con
hned ih AN inner cell. the only passage to
ana rom which was secured by heavy
( iron door This door was locked by four
( half inch iron bolis held in heavy iron sock
cts. and an iron bar haitian inch thick and
three inches wide held in It's place by
strong iron clamps, secured il on the out
side.-There Is also duplicate door of
sheet iron with firm fastenings. Munroe
had on pair Of hobbies of the latest nat,
ent. lie simply used a key manufactured
from a nail, with which he unlocked his
iciters. These he carefully hung up in
his cell. lie then succeeded in drawing
two OF the bolts of the lock of the door
hAAlAA WV III NANNk NAf-t
TO the socket The heavy iron inr on the
outside OF The door, he also sawed nearly
through, and then by pressing his weight
against the door, snapped il in twain. IL
Is thought that he succeeded in cutting this
bar during the day previous and by re
placing Aef1hng preyentcd detection OF
bis work. Previous 10 beginning his saw
ias operations. he had CREASED the hinges
Of the door, to prevent creaking. Having
escaped from the cell he found another iron
door Earring his way, fastened With a lock I
having four strong iron bolts. These lac /
also sawed of, then proceeded into the Jail /
yard, and with an iron lever, about eish
teen inches in length, removed a large stone .
In the wall affer which he enlarged the /
cavity so as 10 permit the passage of his
body. lie then found himself in the eel
lar 4 piece of timber here served him as
an instrument 10 pry a hole through the
outer wall. The passage thus made gave
him Tree egress 10 the outer world and lac
and his companion soon left Bedford be
blnd them. NpnrOe boasts that he has
broken jail at Harrisburg and Huntingdon.
lie doubtless had an accomplice outside OF
me prison who managed 10 furnish him his
implements Tor his work. He is a dark
about feet : or = inches in height, |
md had ON when lac left, blue mixed
blouse, with band around his body. and
cotton pantaloons. Kessler, his compan-
on, is about feet in height, of ruddy
broad -shouldered and wore a {
wooden shirt and dark woolen pantaloons. |
A reward of 500 is offered for the appre-
tension of both, or $50 for that Of either
Cedford Ga,ette II
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Netc Advertisements.
INTERNAL REVENUE ArrEALs.
UNfrED STATES lNrEENAL kAvE2 ~,
-issessors' 0Ecs l6lh DisL PenH.e.,

TNfrED STATS INrEgNAL kEvE2UEl
..isscssors' OEcc. l6ih Dis'L PeHH'e.,
Somerset. June 18th. ls52.
Notice l. hereby given, that tho annual lists, val
uaiious and cnuinerations made aud taken BY the
Assistant Assessor ut said district Including taxes
On incomes tor the sea. ISL. In pur-utucc ~ the
Internal Iieycunc laws % the Uuited States. ila y
nos ic examined 81 the Office uf tt- ArSr--.g AMI
Assist1n; Assess9rs Ia saiI district
Ani notice j. hereby given. that appeal from
the pTrcc'iing, uf -all Assistant sssrssIrs will De
received anil dcicrmiuid az the Office a the under.
signed. In Somerset, from the sth iill the nth Of
July next.
All appeals are required 30 b. IN writing. AMI
must specify the particular cause matter ~ thing.
Respecting hich dccisinn j. rcIues 81, AMI ai-'
the sruuni ~ prncipic 81 crrar cimIlainc,l 81.
III SGILI.
AeacsssF 10th Dist fcnn'I
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FAMILY GROCERY Cook and Beerits OF
y Feed Store. have opened out in the new
Bidding ON Hugus' corner on Maine Gross
beet. also occupied bv II. c. Beerits' shoe
bbre. In addition 10 flour grain and mill
IL, they have. a full assortment Of gro
j ies. provisions, iOhancos &c, fresh from
j city. at reasonable prices. Everybody
d and see for yourselves.
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WRIT OF PARTITION


To Catharne hipkey, (widOw,) Anne intermar.
ried with Jonas Hartzell, residing in Marshall
county. West Virginia, Alexander. residing in
Marshall county. West Virginia, Adaline. inter
married with Jackson Heinbaugh. residing in
Somerset county. Ps.. Polly. intermarreI with
Jonathan SaylOr, residing III Carroll county. Ill
n0is, Henry. residing in Somerset county. Pa Jo-
anna. intermarried with Freeman Nav. residing
in Fayette county, Pa, Elizabeth. intcnna rreal
with jackson Hyatt, residing In Fayc;tc county.
Pa. and Martin, residing in Nebraska. heirs and
legal representatives Of John Whipkey. late OF
Upper Turkeyfoot township, Somerset; county.
Pa. deceased:
TAKE NOTICE thst by virtue OF a writ of par
titon or valuation issued cut of the Orphans Court
OF Somerset County. Pa. and To me directed |
viii hold an Inquest on the premises In Upper Tur-
keytoot township, county and state aforesaid on
Saturday the 10th day of August. 1872 for the bur
pose of making partition Of the real estate of -nid
deceased 10 e1d among his heirs aud legal repre-
sentaiiycs. If the Ame can be done without trciu-
dice TO- or spelling the whole, or to vnlue and an
praise the same according To law: nt which time
and place you are requested TO attend ii you think
proper
SherIh's Office JOSIAH SIIAFFR.
July 81, ls72t I Sheriff
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Constantly on hand at the Family Gro
fry < Feed store of Cook and Beeriis on
kaine Cross Street, -four, oats, corn, mill
BED. brand, bacon, salt, fish, lard, vinegar,
srurs, sugar, coffee, canned truth, tobac-
n clears. &c. &c,
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j NE and eligltened experience have
n that certain substances formerly
and relied on in medical practice. are
tccsSary and dangerous yet some of
j substance have found their way into
bounds. Dir. WALKERS CALIFoR-
n BITTERs however. contain sothing
mioGs being composed exclusively Of
stable substances from California. For
disorders of the liver, kidneys, bladder,
y and digestive organs. and 'fbr purify
|<he blood. they are the most wonderful
y fly known.
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NoAL.-Those in want Of coal for any
uFpose, - steam generating lime burning
ID can be supplied at Alex Stutzman' :
6rmerly the John Neff) bank, south east
fhhis Borough Mr. Davis, a practical
fner from Johnstown, does the bringing
~ and the platform is now filled with
seep,iiul lump and good rough coal. No
11ls-dug clean. Leave your orders At
- Foundry
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WE are credihly informed that a party
b Eastern capitalists have purchased the
.rge mineral springs near Summit Mills,
pnd contemplate building large hotels and
p,tarcs for summer visitors at an carly
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THERE will be grand Sunday School
pic nic in Walkers woods, near Mt. Zion
Reformed Church, ON the 4thof July next.
A pleasant time isexpected. The commun-
iiy is invited to attend. Con-.
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D EvERIoDG 5 T0S6UE.-Eulogiums
J great National Regcncrator Of Health.
RTATIoN BITTERs, areon everybody $
y This gratuitous cicd r0cc adver
4 is better than all the paid-for putting
ich The Owpers Of bogus biiters are
r. 10 resort Ii has a sponianeou,
3ncss about il which carries conviction
J mind of the auditor Bu, il is u
known fact that the proprietors of the
kTATION BITTERs have never relied
ncwSpapcr bOlsiering Ia establish the
ola preparation which owes lis AZ
ing popularity mainly ,o the oral ties
a ui the thousands who have either
cnocd or been the eye witness of the
nSe physical good il has wrought
Fhuui the length and breadth of the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-03

\ LARGE pic mic will he given on the
,,h. AT Bakers Grove on the line of the
somerset & Mineral Point II, r., by the
Baptist Sunday School Of this place.
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MARRIED..

LENHART--STAHL Diberisville,
on the 9th Of June, 1872, by Samuel
Barnett. Esq. Mr.. Henry Lephart TO
Miss Elenor Stahl, both of Somerset
County Pa
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STONE Masons have been busily engaged
'br some days past in cutting stone for VI.
Sanner'S new building, on the site OF
lis old one
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-03

D CONVENTION of the Pennsylvania
BE- Teachers Association will be held in
y Academy of Music, in Philadelphia, on
\ 20th, 2lst and 22d of August Henry
9uck, Deputy State Superintendent, viii
y ide on that occasion and il Will doubt
b. the largest convention ever held by
a rhe teachers of this State.
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DIED.

RUSH.-At Ursina, Somerset County Pa,
Lottie eileen, daughter of H. II. Il ID.
5. Rush, died March 3lst 1872, aged
months and q DAYS,
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BEST quality Of sugars by 10. cwt-, or
parrell ooeap for cash at the The Live Gro
,rrv in the basement ofthe residence OF W.
Raer
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OUR DIGESTION: or
MY JOLLY FRIENDS Secret.
Dio Lewis Last and Greatest Work

This invalnabIe coInmon-sense Book should be
read 10y every man and woman in the country
fhreci1ursh> Vi al the sickness in our mklst may
he avoided hy \ acknowledgement praciire-of our
Jolly Frien!s Secret" The most eminent a u
thortiss in the hand heartily recommend Il for it,
great cDniInn-srlise. racy-humOr. shrcwd gihnpSes
oi Mankind AMI it, vivid and pithy style Of ex-
preston. Agents wanted TO make money fast
Write Tor Illustrated circular. terms. ac. Address
GEO. NJ AtLEAN. Publisher.
s33 Sansom Street. Philadelphia
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SOME of our tOwnsmen were most beau
sinll humbugged one evening of last week
H. a one horse rope walker. The whole
tilair was perfect farce.
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lAUTIoN,-Everv genuine box of
Lf McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
- rs the signature Of FLEMING
1kOS, Pittsburgh, Pa, and their
rate United States Stamp-"Take
n Other. The market Is full Of imi-
lion.
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ATrFNrIoN is called 10 the advertise
sncut of /. r. Morton, Pittsburgh. in
mother column, Tor the sale OF the ccleba-
. ,1 Jewe,f x Goodman Organs.
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A RAsKEr pic mic viii he given by some
III our Young people. at Casebeer's Maple
ON the 4ih of July. 4 pleasant
1ime is expected.
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II Is the only form OF instrument yet invented
with which fluid medicine can be carried hiqh uD
and perfectly applied TO all parts of the affected na-
sal passages, and the chambers or cavities com.
municating Herewith, in which eores and ulcers
frequently exist, and from which the catarrhal dis
charge generally proceeds. The want of success 3
in treating Catarrh heretofore has arisen largely
/ from the impossibility of applying remedies TO
these cavities and chambers by any Of the ordi
nary methods. This obstacle in the way of ef-
ccting cures s entirely overcome by the invention
Of the Donche. In using this instrument, the Fluid
Is carried by Its own weight. mo snuing, forcing or
pumping being requiredJ up one nostril In q fnll
gently flowing stream to the highest portion Of the
nasal passages, passes into and thoroughly cleans.
C. all the tubes and chambers connected herewith
and flows out OF the opposite nostr Itsus lie pleas
snt, and so simple that child can understand
It, Full and explicit directions ac-
company each instrument: When used with this
Instrument. DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy cures re-.
cent attacks of "C0ld in tho Head - by
O few applications.
Sympto ms OF Catarrh. Frequent head.
ache, discharge falling into throat, sometimes pro-
fuse, watery, thick mucus, purulenf offensive, &c.
In others dryness, dry, watery, weak or indamed
eyes, stopping up or obstruction OF nasal paseages
ringing In ears, deafness, hawking and coughing
to clear throat, alterations, scabs from ulcers,
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breath, i'm
paired or total deprivation Of sense Of smell and
taste, dizziness, mental depression loss Of appe-
Sc Only few Of these symptoms arc nkeIy to
~ present in any case at ono time. -
DIR. Sage'S Catarrh Remedy, when
Ised with DR.. Pierce,s Nasal DOuche,
Iad accompanied with the constitutional treat
ment which is recommended IN the pamphlet
that wraps esch bottle Of the Remedy. IL per,
feet specific for this .loathsome disease, and the
proprietor ofere, In good faith, $500 reward
Tor case he can not cure. Tho Remedy is mild
and pleasant to use containing no strong OF caustc
drugs or poisons. The Catarrh Remedy Is sold at
80 cents, Douche at 60 cents, by all Drug.
gists, or either will be mailed BY proprietor on
receipt OF 60 cents: u. ". PIERCE, N. D.,
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A. Ne were not sufferers 10y the fire. We
AN ancr large and better stock Of dress
k,oods &c, 20 the public than any other
4 un in town. c. & G.. HoLDERBAUM.
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EXECUTORs' NOTICE

Estate Of Christian Indy, late Of Jcnnrr f0vnShir
Somerset county deceased:
Letters testamentary ON the above estate hayin.
been granted the undersigned by the proper auth
Orty. notice Is hereby given to those indebted % it
10 make immediate payment, and those having
claims against Il. 10 present them, duly authentl
Gated for settlement to the undersigned az the late
residence Of said deed Saturday July lsth lS12
GEORGE LuDY.
GEORGE W. MILLER
NOAH 1OHN,
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LIGHT RUNNING Domestic SFw-
AcHINE--lt has but sixty pieces
every part Of machine and stand
ane Howe Machine contains s44.
y give an !dea Of its simplicity. II
"oik, line or coarse that no other
WI attempt, from the fines, Cos
,hiig ihicknesses of dressed mus
sew without change of needle
tension. An movable parts are
hardened steel and FURNISHED
III MAKES NO NOIsE
rnhR, and the proprietor hereby
rSAkDoF OYEHUsDRED poILARs
other Lock Stitch Machine that
as light. "'
81 !. o'her machines dare not go ON
IL Sold ON the most reasonable
'oh buy until you see the "Do-
you willregrei ii. II. w. Stead
General Agents, e0sixth street.
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'To8A-a substitute for Castor Oil
physic which is pleasant 10 take and
q distress or grippe. but is sure 10 op.
!" hen all other remedies have failed.
purely vegetable preparation, con
Z neiiher Minerals. Morphine or Al
tie result Of fifteen years expert
3y Doctor Samuel Pitcher. II j.
~ harmless and FAR more effective
us Narcotic Syrups or Castor Oil.
hing The system Il produces natural
and Is particularly adapted To CRYING
llng children. II kills Worms cures
Il Ache. Constipation, Flatulency
fanseineni Of the Liver. No G,mi.
.aiord To be without this article II
Il 30 cenis-ask your drugsis, to ge,
|"u, and lac will always keep n
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THE BEST PUMP
IN THE WORLD!
THE AMERICAN SUBMERGED
Double Acting. Non Freezing
FORCE PUMP!

The Simplest, Most Powerful. Effective Durl
hle, Reliable and Cheapest Pump IN use.
1t is maize all Of Iron. and Of a fcw simple parts
1t will not Freeze, as no wster remains in the
pipe when not in action.
IL has rs leather or gum packing as the sucker
and valves are an Of iron.
Il seldom, Ii ever. gets 0ut os order
II will force water om ~ % o. feet in the air bv
attaching few feet Of hose
1t i go,si for washing Bu==ics. Windows. water
ing GurlenS, N.
IL furnishes the pures: anil coolest water bessuss
il is placed in the hJttom 0f the well
TERNs;-334 inch Pump. AIS; pipe 90. = t.t
Is; e..
larger sizes In prlfpr;iGn.
WEYAND \ PI.ATr
sole Agents Tor Somerset t',u,,rx
somerset. Pa, May Ist IST2
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DISBURSEMENTS.

huIo nu'nbcr Of Policies issued. lsil.
biRHToRs ELECTED FOR THE ENSUING YEAR:
Jacob ID. Miller, Abram Beam, Michael thinner
man. Jos. {. Lchty Samuel Barclay Tobias
Meyers, Joseph keim. VIM. j. Baer Christian
l. Miller and John Hicks. Of Somerset county Pa
aud Leonard Bittner, NJ. &. Miller and b. Val
entine, Of Bedford county PA.
OFFICERS ELEcTED roa THE ENSUING YEAR:
JACOB ID. MILLER. President,
iOiiN HICKS, See'y, Treasurer and Gen'l Ag't.
by order of the Board
Office som. Co Mutual Fire JN0. HICKS.
ms Co.' Somerset May d. Secretary.
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[3t|32!Z53Hlll!

The richest, raeiest most fascinating. instructive
AMI laugh-proyohing book issued for years; ac-
knowletlged superior 10 Mark Twain. Is splen-
didly illustrated. elegantly bound. and very cheap.
Agents reI1rt grand success. Sample pages. spe-
cial terms 4 Agents Pocket Companion free
Address, HI BBARD BROS. Publishers.
523 SAMSON Street, Philadelphia.
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All Kinds Repairs on Hand.

No trouble to explain the practical workings o
any el our machines or t0 give as references IN
must thorough farmers in the county
All machines sold BY Us are warranted ami ey-
cry machine guaranteed To give Satisfaction
Persons wishing - buy wiu please call onur All.
dress as shove.
march ~. BOGER \ FORNEY.
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The tax of ? cents on checks. drafts ant
orders is all of shedulc B that is retained
And this is the detail Of the stamp aboli
tions in the law Of June q, 1872,
Section thirty sixth of the new law, ans
this section especially pertains to stamp du
ties, reads as follows:
That on and after the first day of 0cto
Der. 1872, all the taxes imposed by stamp.
under. and by virtue OF, Schedule B, o
section 40 of the act approved June Both,
1864, and the several acts amendatory
thereof be and the same are hereby, re-
pealed, excepting only the tax of two cents
on bank checks, drafts, or orders: Pro
vided. That where any mortgage has been
executed and recorded, or may he cxecu-
ted and recorded before the first day OF
October, 4. ID. 1872, to secure the pay
ment of bonds, or obligations that may be
made and issued from time to time, and
mortgage not being stamped, all such bonds
or obligations that may be made and issued
on or after said lst day of October, n. ID.
1872, shall not be subject TO any stamp du-
", but only Such of their bonds or obliga
tions that NAV have been made and issued
before the day aforesaid: And provided
further, That, in the meantime, the holder
of any instrument of writing of whatever
kindand description which has been made
or issued without being duly stamped. or
with defunct stamp may make appliC-l-
tipn to any collector of internal revenue,
and that upon such application, such col
lector shall thereupon affiX the stamp pro
vided by such holder upon such instrument
of writing as required by law 10 be put
upon the same, and subject to the provi-
sions Of section 1jS Of the internal revenue
laws
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CHERIFF'S SALE
A RTIFfCIAL TEETHu
u. &. YUTZY.
d E n T | S T

DALE CITY S0mersst Co. Pc.. --
Artificial Teeth. warranted 70 be of the very best
quality. Life-like aud Handsome. Inserted in the
beststyle. Particular attentian paid to the pres
ervation OF the natural teeth. Those wishing 10
consult me ty letter. 10 - ~ enclosing stamp.
Address n above. IeI2--2
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SEEDS! SEEDS. SEEDS,,,

My New Seed Catalogue FOR ls72, containing a
complete list OF
VEGEEABLE FIELD and FLOWER SEEDS.
with directions for cultivation now ready, anl will
be sent free 10 any address. Also.
PLANTS. TREES. VINES and SHRI-BRERY
Of all kinds. Bouquets. Baskets. cut Flowers for
Weddings. Parties, Se.- arranged in best style u
order. JAMES VI. BENNETT. Scotsman
apl l. L. Smithheld ST., Pittsburgh. Pa
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The stamp Taxes That Have Been
Abolished by congrcss-An Impor.
tant Statement.

For the benefit of our readers. we give
here a list of the stamp taxes that are Ia he
abolished by the new tax and tariff bill.
which goes into effect GA the Isl Of October
next:
Contracts for insurance against accidental
injuries.
Afiidayiis.
All agreements or contracts or renewal
of the same
Appraisement Of value or damage, or for
any other purpose.
Assignments Of a lease. mortgage, policy
Of insurance, or anything else.
Bills of exchange. foreign. inland. letters
Of credit, or anything of that kind now
taxed by stamps.
Bills Of lading and receipts in the Uni
ted States. or for anywhere else.
Bills of sale Of any kind
Bonds Of naturalization Of any kind.
B0nd-administraior or guardian. or any
thing that has the name Of 5ond in il, and
now taxed by stamp
Brokers notes
Certificates of measurement of any
thing.
Certificates Of stock. profits. damage, dc.
post. or any other kind Of certificates now
taxed by stamp
Charter, or iis renewal, or u charter par
,iy of any kind.
All contracts or agreements.
Conveyance, any part of the work Of
conveying.
Entry for consumption, warehousing. or
withdrawal.
Gaugers' returns
Endorsement of any negotiable or not
negotiable instruments.
Insurance policies, contracts tickets, re
newals, etc. life, marine, inland and fire. }
Lease All through the lease lis, is abol-
ished
Legal documents. Writ or other process,
confession of judgment, cognovit, appeals,
warrants, etc, letters Oi administration,
iestamentary etc.
Manifests at Custom House, or anywhere
else. or for any purpose.
Mortgage, of any kind.
Passage ticket, to any place in the world.
Pawners' checks.
Power Of attorney for any purpose,
Probate OF will, of any kind.
PYmissory note for anything.
Protest of any kind.
Quit claim deed.
Receipt. Now generally exempt, and if
included in present law in any case, viii
be hereafter exempt.
Sheriff 5 return.
Trust deed.
Warehouse receipt.
Warrant of attorney.
Weigher's return, Of any character
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Nelr Advertisements.
BOOK AGENTS

Now ai work 0r looking Tor some new book, viii
miss Il II they do not Ut once write for cirlars Of
the best selling book published. Extraordinary
inducements offered. Profits more than double
money outnt free Addrtss, =. NJ krIn l39
Eighlh sJrcct. New York.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Estate Of Henry GaShsw. late of S.mer.ct ,..unt,
sst--usc,i.
L-tltfs 81 ininl-' rattan he ab,ye stale hsv
ing bcen sranted {" the unicTsigued notice Is here
10y given 10 those indicated g. ma ke inIna,iatc tay
nent ana those having claims ssslinst IL will pre
sent thein duiN authenticated Gr settlement at ths.
late reSi''ehce OF said deceased On SATURDAY. JufV
18Th. iS72. IF(l ION13
May asth. iS72-ic5. AdIninistrsf.r