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REPoRT OF the Jenner Y Roads school,
Tor the month ending January 1st, 1874.
Whole number in attendance during
month.-Males, %: Females, 20 total A.,
Average attendance during month-Ma-
les "a; Females IL; total Al.
Percent OF attendance during month";
Males 80; Females s. total 81
Present every day. Alice Sachs. Edmund
Gallagher, Willie Hoffman, Eddie Miller.
The following are the names of those
who made the most progi ess in the differ
ent studies.
Dictation, Lizzie Neif, Beckie Gala
CHER. Lizzie Fleck, Edmund kiernan,
Edmund Gallagher. James Kiernan.
Spelling. Sachs, Cassie Enos,
Jennie Hoffman, Jennie Gonder, Willie
Hoffman, Harvey Cover John Gallagher,
Daniel Sachs. Ida Griffith
Reading, Kiernan, Edmund
Gallagher, Maggie Shafier, Lille Gala
CHER. Lizzie Neff, John Gallagher, Henry
Barndt, Beckic Gallagher, Jennie Hofl-
man, James Kiernan, Ida Gonder. Lizzie
Fleck.
Grammar,-Lizzie NefT, Lizzie Fleck,
Beckie Gallagher, Maggie Covode, Cassie
Enos, Laura Frank, James Kiernan, Muir
ply Cover, Henry Barndt, Edmund Gala
CHER, Edmund Kiernan.
Geography,-Lizzie Neff, Beckie Gala
CHER. Cassie Enos, Mary Enos, Maggie
COvode, Michael Zimmerman, Edmund
Kiernan, Edmund Gallagher, James Kier-
nan. Henry Barndt, Robert Covode.
Mental,-Lizzie Nef, Lusette Cover,
Beckie Gallagher, Lizzie Fleck, James
kiernan. Henry Barndt, Fremont Con
der, Edmund Kiernan, Edmund Gala.
CHER, Robert Covode.
Written, Enos, Lizzie Neif,
Beckie Gallagher, Maggie Covode. James
kierRan, Edmund Gallagher, Edmund
Kiernan, Murphy Cover, Fremont Con
der, Henry Barndt.
Writing, g,-Beckie Gallagher, Lizzie Neff,
Lizzie Fleck, Edmund Gallagher, Edmund
Kiernan, James Kiernan, Henry Barndt.
History, kiernan
Algebra, james kiernan.
The scholars have all done exceedingly
well. MAGGIE KNEPPER,
Teacher.
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Tribute of Masonic Affection.

At a special meeting of Lodge No. 35S,
4. \. VI. the following preamble and resolu-
tions on the death OF Henry G.. Baer, were
unanimously adopted.
DWHEREAs, An Allwise and Inscrutable
Providence has called from our midst, our
esteemed and worthy brother Henry e..
Bacr, and
WHEREAS, Ii is always befitting TO rec
ognize the hand of God in all his provident-
aid ealings with US, and especially when
called upon to pass under the rod of be
reavement, therefore,
ResolUed, That though snitten with
profound grief at this dispensation, which
has berefl US of one whom we all loved,
We bow in humble resignation 10 the SOW
ereign viii of him who doth all things
well.
Res0lred, That we cherish the memory
of his many virtues, and the noble quail
ties of head and heart, which endeared him
to all who knew him, and especially TO the
Masonic brotherhood.
Res0lued, That in his death we are again
reminded of the breviiy and uncertainty
OF life, and the necessity of being always
prepared for the final change that awaits
US all.
Res0lUed, That we find consolation in
his patient and humble submission to the
will OF God during his affliclion, and the
assurance he had OF higher and better
lie beyond the tomb.
Res0loed, That we tender our heartfelt
sympathies 10 the friends of the deceased,
and especially TO the bereaved wife and
children, whom we commend TO the mercy
of him who has promised to bc a husband
To the widow and father 10 the father
less.
ReSolUed, That in token of our esteem
and brotheriy love, for our departed broth
er, the hall of this Lodge be draped in
mourning for 30 days.
Res0lUed, That these resolutions be print
cd in all the county papers, and copy be
transmitted TO the family OF the deceased,
and one deposited in the archives of this
Lodge. Fraternally submitted,
r. {. SAMPsELL,
HENRY BRUBAKER,
W. H. SASNgR.
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loHN II. Tn of Somerset Pa. has q
large farm near Shanksyille, containing
$50 acres. Two houses. large bank barn
and other outbuildings thereon erected,
which lie offers for sale. There are about
$50 acres cleared, the balance has pine
timber upon il. sufficient, when cut, 10 pay
for the farm. 4 large orchard of apple
and pear trees, - acres in meadow. Farm
ers wishing TO buy desirable property
Will call on him at his Office in Somerse :
II it's desired he will go upon the premi-
IS to show the lines &c, and will sell as n
whole or in pieces 10 suit purchasers.
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TINS IS the season when nearly every
paper we take up relates some horrible
casualty from the explosion Of a kerosene
lamp. u- the like, and women or children
are either killed outright or terrible burn
al and Scared for life 4 simple knowl-
edge Of the infiammable nature of the fluid
would probably put an end TO nearly all
the accidents. First. no lamp should ever
be filed after dark Icy the light of CAN
die. Always DO this work after the break
fast dishes are put away. and then. not
only iii item, but wash the chimneys, for
il ihey are dim and smokey. you cannot
expect to have a bright light Take the
chimney in one hand. and breathe through
H. then draw large whisp of paper up
and down il, and all the blur will be re-
moved. If the chimney is blackened with
lamp smoke, turn warm water through
the lube. and then wipe out with paper in
The same stvle as before. Ii the lamps are
glass and they become clouded with a de
posit from the kerosene, take lime water
that j. milky with the lime and shake it
up IN lie lamp. DO this with two differ
ent washings, and all the deposit will he
removed A little chloride of lime, d;ssoly
ed in warm water, and leit in lamp or
can which has held kerosene, viii deodor-
ize il very soon. Lamps must be filled
every morning. tbs is an imperGtire
duty .ar every house keeper 10 see per
formed. for as the oil burns down in q
lamp, there is created a highly infiamma
DE gas. which gathers impercepiibly over
the ssriace, and as fast as the oil is con
sumed this gas increases. so that when the
oil is oui Of the lamp, the slightest jar OF
the table wiz set the gas on fire an ex-
plosion follows instanAncously, and a
bombshell would not be more destructive,
Tor its touches are deathly. But if the oil
is burned only half way down in your
lamp, the gas is not Of a sufficient power
TO do any injury therefore, never defer
the operation of lamp p-filling 10 another
day, but see yourself that il is done
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The Household Panacea.
AND
Family Lininent

is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs and Stom-
ach, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels. or Side Rherm-
atism in all its forms Bilious Collie Neuralgia,
Cholera. Dyseniery. Colds Fresh wounds, Burns
Sore Throat. Spinal Complaints. Sprsins and
Bruises, Chilis AMI Fever. For Internal and EX-
ternal use.
Its operation is not only 20 relieve the patient
bu: entirely removes the cause Of the complaint
II penetrates and peryzdes the WI Die system re-
storing healthy action 10 all its parts and quick
ening the blood.
The Household panacca Is purely Vegetable and
All Healing
Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
For lie hr ali Iru.,ofsfs M,
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Tribute OF Respect.

\ meeting of the members of the Som
erset Bar was held at the Office of Messrs
Coifroth & Ruppel on the morning of the
9th of January 1874, for the purpose Of
taking action ON the death of Henry G..
Baer, Esq.
The meeting was organized by the selec-
tion of Samuel Gather Esq, as Chairman,
and J. c. Ogle Esq. as Secretary. The
object of the meeting having been stated
by Mr.. Gather, on motion the following
named gentleman Ed Scull, A. J. Col
born, j. o. kimmcl. VIM. II. Koontz and
F. J. kooser Esqs., were appointed as n
committee TO draft resolutions expressive
of the sentiments ofthc Bar on the death OF
Mr.. Baer. Adjourned 10 meet at six
o clock in the evening.
At the appointed hour the meeting was
called TO order, when the following reso-
buttons were reported and unanimously
adopted.
WHEREAS, the Almighty in his inscruta-
bic wisdom has taken from among us our
fellow member and esteemed friend Henry
e.. Baer
Resolred That in his death, the bar
has lost a member most liberally gifted in
the good qualities of heart and mind So
ciety genial and cultivated gentleman
and the community respected and val
ued citizen.
Res0ired, That whilst we are profound
ly impressed with the loss we have incur
red, We offer the expression of our deepest
sympathy to the bereaved family Of Mr..
Baer
ResOlosd, That the members of the Som
erset bar wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for the period of thirty deys.
Resolred, That the Chairman be and
hereby is requested 10 communicate these
resolutions TO the family OF the deceased,
and that they be published in the papers
of this county.
Ed SCULL,
4. j. CoLCoRS,
J. o. KIMaKL,
WM H. KooNTZ,
+. J. koosER
On motion OF Col. Edie il was agreed to
attend the funeral in body.
J. G. OGLE, SAMUEL GATHER.
Secretary. Chairman.
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All OF the above premiums are first ciass 8rti-
cles. No charge is made for packing or boxing
any article in cur premium llst, and no express
charges save on large pieces.
The terms OF subscription are placed at IN ex-
ee dinghy low rate, large attachments lEe offered
Ia bs, and useful premiums tC canvassers-
Specimen copies sent to any addFtss. II Il not
necessary for al the names in club 70 come from
Office nor r. it necessary 10 send all the ntines
at one time Prom one 10 two llopths d allowed
TO I'LL up each list
Send on the names fast as received, and state
in each letter the number of the premium desired.
Remittances can be made by draft OF POsiofice
money ogsier. Address
CHAS. G. FULTON & SON
American Office, Baltimore. Md.
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Extra Inducements.

Read the following list OF premiums and rates
The first column OF ngures gives the value Of the
premium. the second. third and fourth the number
Of subscribers required at 81 %. - - and 81 %
each 70 eutitle the canvasSsr g. the premium to
which these ngures are set opposite. Any other
article not on this LIST. which may be desired. We
will try 60 procure. provided the amount does not
rr.aaL tla r.-ic-. ..fl.-rai % rr.rniu-.--
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PRESBYTERIAN BANNER,

~ Tlie, trease. Pitt.5ure5. Pc
desi
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MARRIED.

GR0VE-TAYMAN-0n the 7th OF
January 1874, by the Rev. d. ii. Geissing-
cr, at the residence OF Andrew Balmer,
Lancaster City, Pa, Curtis X. Grove OF
Somerset. Pa, to Miss A. f. Tayman of
Lavansvillc, Pa.
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V A \ T T D
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A SSIGNEES' SALE.

IA
The undersigned will offer at public sale. at the
house Of Levi %olfersbeTger, in the town Of Cas-
selmaD, on Wednesday. the 2lst day of January,
Is -, the following property, viz:
No. l. a large new two story frame house.
plastered. grain and pa pered. having never fail
ing well of water In the basement. cellar and out
house: House contains . rooms and hall, and is
suitable for public or. private house. There is
good frame stable ami other Out buildings on the
lot. Property situate in the town Of Cassclman
and now occupied by Levi Wolfersbergcr
No. .. A two story plank house in the town OF
Cssselms n containing rooms. and there is a good
frame stahleOn the LOT.
No. 3 IS acres Of good farming land. containing
SIX foot vein of coal and foot vein Of lime
stone immediately under the coal, adjoining the
town Of Casselmsn.
N0.4. Il acres good farming land; containing
also the six foot vein Of coal and tonr foo, vein Of
limestone; also or other veins Of coal; adlOin
ing the town Of Casselmi "A and the 7. B. & W
Railroad.
No s. From 75io 100 Hiding lots in the town
Noe Also The undivided :. OF tract Of land
in Milford township containing "a acres, strict
measure.
DAVID HAY.
Assignee Of Levi Wnlfersberger.
Alse at the same time and place viii ofTer the
following viz
Mol. two story log house in the town OF Cas-
selm=n. having stable and a neyer falling spring
on the lot
and others.
Nos. 4 tract Of land containing 81 acres On
the south side Of theF h. Il W. X. X at Cassel-
man: a splendid location for manufactures.
No. 4. A tract of land containing about II acres
on the south side of the T. Il. s. NJ. Il. IL. near
Cnsselman: also a good site for manufactures.
No s. The minerals under I3 acres OF land, all
Joining the town VI CasselInan.
DAVID HAY,
Assignee OF L. Wolfersberger an | ID. j. PhiIirpi
Also, at same time and place We viii offer the
following property. viz;
No. l. The pla ting mill n; Casselman. which
can be used for DIVE ling or for nianusa Ct uring
and 3 lots belonging to said property, containing
] =. acres.
No. 2 The saw mill Of woIfersberger, Philip
pi & 90.
TERMS Of sale on all the foregoing property as
follows. One-thiri in hand; L. per cent. Of which
Is % he Paid day Of sale. and balance on Feb.
3 when deeds will Be delive q; one ti;rd in three
months and onethird in months with interest:
to he secured by judgment. Sale 10 commence
~ 10 o'clock
DAVID HAY.
sSf,rca nf I.g.f
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Thirty Years Experience of
an old Nurse.

No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by All druggists July .
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THE new constitution requires an cleo
ton for city, ward, borough, and township
officers throughout the entire Ssate on the
third Tuesday of February,
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AT meeting of the stockholders OF the
5. d NJ. p. Railroad the following officers
were elected.
President-A. ii. Cofi'roih.
Directors--M A Sanner, VIM. ii.
Koontz, Alex Stuizman, Isaac kaufman.
Jacob NJ. Campbell, Peter Heffley. Val
Hay, Curtis Kooser, II. l.. Baer, George
Cobsugh, John c. Barronc and John II.
Uhl.
The following officers were then elected
by the Board of Directors for the ensuing
year:
Secretary-H. L. Baer.
Treasurer-Chsrles Harrison.
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a l9cal UgeHl
and o cauYassCr
II THIS COEE
~. u rarrasanf
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The oldest medical practice is that of the
family. Long before doctors or even priests
were intrusted with the care OF the sick.
the iareni performed that Office, and TO
this day, the first and often most important
medicine is given by the head of the fami-
ly. The father or mother first notices the
Invasion of disease-the headache, chill.
pain'or hoarse cough, or other symptoms
which indicate the presence of the enemy,
and they too give the first medicine. Now
TO DO this wisely and successfully V is TO ar
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~. '.,''a d of Low III a gentleman
.-- q '-'s De wears d ring On the first
.-s 'eit hand engaged, on the
l-l---- !i married. On the third. and
NJ p lac never intends 20 mar
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Sas z--,...eaian presents flowers or a
-. Niih Ais le.t hand il is an
., Is,Ia gard should she receive il
81. Nh. ~. hand She accepts his esteem.
. og- 'le rieii hand /. Is refusal of
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o-.a atleGoyeruor's Message published
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..& .uenathening.
,-,,o-aar country roads are said 10
..ml-. fI9assable.
---r ssH Ggaulung affected with the
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Net1 Adrertteements.
DUBhTe SALE.

j alii scil a. Public sale, o. virtue of an order
fi- ffphafs' C0urt n SgrDCrset County N
SATURDAY,, Ne 2ih Of JoHaaTy, 1874,
o. us 0alre fn SJIneTsct B5roush, a. I oci0cx T.
"a ths res estate 81 John C0untrymau- deeoased,
llt.g III Somerset Township.
A fr1e- II land containing about 81 sefss- ab'r
.s. ssg7 riear. y scrCd lu meadow with larrr
tri-z dwelling h-u1e arf 4 new Sviss baru the-e-
81 erected. with aIissaF orchard "a RON clgIi
tuhir-l ~ one tlolzand sugar trees tns rsl.li11.
water ani excellent sPrnRs On the raug- elails
11d others.
? erlnsc q 20. in hard lat April. 1874 Tss ya-
iiasaler y TelnaiQ q lien ths pTeuiaQs, tne I1-
f@yc.t thereof 70 b. paid 20 tbs widow, Elizabeth
tlggr fryuiBn. during lii1e Or UiddowDood. Gud 20
her death Or reuiarFi1ge the pEineipal SCH o. De-
pei r. Lucy Ann Hoyie.
=. .. EI1IlILL-
u. 4 n.mr. win t.s vii ar-rLr..
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CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT.
Manhood. Flow Lost, How Rgt0Fell

Just published. a new edition Of Or. Culycrwei's
Celebrated essay the radical cure (without med.
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ca Price in q sealed envelope only six cents.
The celebrated author In This admirable essay.
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fu practice. that the alarming consequences Of
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dangerous use OF internal medicine or the applica
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may be- may cure himself chcap.y privately and
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a. This lecture should be in tho hands Of every
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Sent under seal. IN a plain envelope, 10 anv-ad-
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Also. DR. CulyerFers Marriage Cutie, price
20 cents.
Address the publishes.
CHAS- !. G. KLINE * c.,
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jaw palsy, sprains swellings cahed-hreasts scaiis
burns salt-rheum, ear-achc. SC. upon the human
frame and of strains. SPAWN, gals, sc. upon an
imals in one year thar have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. They are counter
irritant, an all healing pain reliever. CripPss
throw away their crutches, the lang walk pos.'n-
ous bites are rendered harmless, AMI the wounded
are healed with0uta scar. 1t is no humhug. The
recipe Is published around each bottle. They sell
as no article ever before sold, and they sell be
cause Il doesJust vhatthey pretend to DO. Those
who suffer from rheumatism pain or swelling
deserve TO suffer If they will not use Centaur Lin
imcn; More than 900 certificates of remarkable
cures, including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
gout, running tumcrs. &c, have been received. We
will send a circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &c, gratis TO any one requesting 1t. One
bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment Is
worth one hundred dollars for spawned or .veenied
horses and mules, for screw worm in sheep
Stock owners-these linlments worth your atten-
ton. No family should be without them white
wrapper for family - yellow wrapper for an
imals. Sold by all Druggists. zoe per bottle;
large bottles IL 90. J. u. ROSE CO, So Broad
way, New York
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

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Savings BANK.
yohEsioun. Pa. Dec. :. 1873.
STATE o. PENSsYLvAN1A.
COUNTY OF CAMBRIA.

COUNTY or CAMBRIA.
l. Frank Dijiert. Treasurer Of the Iohns,oWn
Savings Bank do s0lemniy affirm the abUv state
ment y trae. O. the best OF my knowledge and be
lief.
FRANK DfBERT. Treasurer.
SwJra and Subscribed before me-
A. MONTGOMERY. Notary Public.
The undersigned, Auditing COmmittee. respect
fully report that they have carefully inspected the
above Trea surers rcpor; for the lls year, ending
November 10. lSs3. and have examined the assets
CT the Bank. consisting Of Bonds, Mortgages.
Judgments. Leans upon Real Estate. Cash in
Bank and On hand ami ind thcssiac 30 correspond
Wiih the report.
r. W. HAY.
IL. A EoGGs,