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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-05-13
THE GEL
I3i G6M
MICROSCOPE

Is the most wonderful scientific production Of the
nineteenth century. 1t furnishes the power OF n
high priced instrument for mere trifie, and ex-
ceeds in usefulness any microscope ever invented.
1t reveals the hidden wonders of Gods minute
ereation-as Eels in Vinegar, Animals In Water,
Butterflies Feathers, the Golden Marrow OF
Hair, &c., sc. Ii also shows Trchina Spiralis, or
Pork Worm wherever it exists in pork. II is just
the thing for children and young folks, and grown
folks too. Price, 81 80. Sent by mail, postpaid,
on receipt OF price A great chance for agents.
Agents wanted everywhere. Men and women,
boys aad girls: whole or spare time, day time or
evening" C0meplee outfit mailed, postpaid. on
receipt Of price. Address THE BEVERLY co.
Isl Wabash Ave. Chicago. mayl3
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COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized to announce Sol. ]. Baer, OF
Brothersyalley township, as Ia candidate for Com
missioner subject TO the decision Of the Republi-
can voters at their coming primary election.
We are authorized to announce Oliver w. Boyer,
of Elklick township as n candidate for COmmis
sioncr, subject 20 the decision Of the Republican
voters at their coming primary election.
We arc authorized to announce Jno. Rhoades,
Of Milford township, as candidate for Commits
sioner. subject to the decision of the Republican
voters at their coming primary election.
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ALL well dressed gentlemen in town,
young and Old are ordering their Dress
Shirts atthe Gents Furnishing Department
OF Fashion Bazar. Shirts made in the
city by strict measurements taken here.
4 pcricct III always guaranteed and shirts
made OF better material than they can be
made of at home at the same price. No.
6 Mammoth Block.
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Children often look Pale and
Sick

from other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERIIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child,
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
ing or other injurious ini,redicnts usually used
in worm preparations.
CURTIS N BROWN. Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by d ruggiSts and Chemists, and Dealers in
Medicines at TWENTY FIVE CENTS A Box. jy9
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COURT PRocEEDISGs.-cou.t called on
Monday afternoon, May IN, Judge Hall
presiding, present Associates MOwry and
Turner. Daniel :. Miller, foreman
Thirty-siX Traverse Jurors were present,
two Of whom were discharged.
The fOllowin. bills were laid before the
Grand jury
The Commonwealth vs.. John kenah,
Burglary Il true bill.
Com vs. Tressler & llinchdugh, Lar
ccny a true bill.
Com. VS.. Isaac +. Oyerholt, Assault
and Battery a true bill.
Com. vs. Jacob " Beal, Selling Liquor
without Licencc a true bill
The following reports for bridges were
concurrcd with the report By the Grand
jury
Bridge over the Casse:man river at the
village of CasselmaH.
Bridge over Laurel Hill creek, in JEFF
ferson township.
Bridge over Wells creek, in Qbcmahon-
ing township.
The petition OF citizens of Jennerville for
incorporation was laid before the Grand iu-
ry and reported flvorably.
The following criminal cases were tried:
Com. rs. John Kenah Burglary
guilty. Sentence TO Pcnitentiary for
year.
Com. vs. Alexander Walker, Selling
Liquor without License and to Minors
guilty. Sentence TO pay fine OF $4,000
and 10 days Imprisonment.
CIVIL LIST.
Turner'S Assignee VS. E. s. Bovine
Continued by consent.
Barkman's Adm's. vS. Patrick Griffith
Defendant confcsses judgement for SI1S.S5
John ii Shaffer vs.. Phebe Shailcr-
Divorce not granted
Durham & Warger VS.. .Jer. J. Flegcl.
Defendant confcsses judgement for $2ij.
90.
Mr.. BurkhOdler VS. B. Biitnor. De
lendant conicsscs judgement tor $4,000.
NJ A. Sanner VS.. c. Barkley. Verdict
for defendant.
V. Leply VS.. Jacob Korns. Verdict for
plaintiff for $1,000.
VIM. Bowman vs. Nm. Domcr. Yer
dict for plaintiff FOR Sll2.00.
Frank Nallcc VS.. George III. Suhre. De
fendant confesscs judgement for $3j0.00.
Jacob y. Bcal vs.. Elizabet Ii Boucher
Continued at cost ofplaintiI.
Joseph Saylor vs.. Mah!on keim. Settled
by the parties.
Divorces were granted 10 Margaret Muir
ply and William Murphy, and Sarah II.
Dignan and Patrick II. Dignan.
On certificate of \. j. Colborn, Esq us
20 Lewis c. ColbOrn filed, the Court appoint
Samuel Gather. w. III. koontZ. w. J Baer,
\. II. COiiro;h ;sld w. II. Postlcwait, as
a committee of examination. on report of
that he is well qualified to
practice as IN attorney, Mr. Colboru was
admitted.
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Thirty Years Experience of
an old Nurse.

MIS- "tuustOh y SOOtuius SyTup Il
the prescription of one of the best Female Phys-
clans and Nurses in the United States, and has
been used for thirty years with never failing safe
ty and success by millions OF mothers and children
from the feeble infant Of one week old to the adult.
IL corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels. and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. We believe 1t
10 he the Best and Surest Remedy in the World
In all cases of DYSENTERI and DIARRHEA
IN CHILDREN, whether IL arises from Teething
or from any other cause. FL directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None Genuine un-
less the fac-simile of CURTIS Il PERKINS is
ON the outside wrapper. Sold 10y all Medicine
Dealers. luly9
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Fashion BaZar,
No. 6 Mammoth Block.

ANoruER PRINTER MADE IiAPrY.-On
last Tuesday evening, Mr.. Elwood Rice
was married TO Miss Annie Knepper
of this place. The occasion was one
of great merriment and all who par
ucipated in the festivities report having
a splendid time. 1t IS not often that prin-
ters are as fortunate in securing for life
partners, young ladies as aIniabIcand good
loOlingas Mrs u.
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OUR lady amateur florists will be inter
cstcd in knowing that as a general princi-
pie larger proportion ofthe while flow
crs are more fragrant than those OF any
other color yellow comes next then red,
and lastly blue; after which, and in the
same order may be reckoncd, violet, green
orange brown and black.
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E0RoUCU NOTICE.-PeNons owning
property in Somerset Borough, are hereby
notified TO remove all dirt, ash piles, and
all other ohstruclions from The streets ana
alleys adjoining their property, within ten
lOl days from The date al this notice, May
18Th 1854. BY order Of the Council
/ a GetE. UARrIsoN TRENT,
SEC Burgess.
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REv. L. Ii. HOPKINS, OF jackson Cen
ire. shelby Co., Ohio, says My wife had
the consumption for ten years, and had
been confined TO her bed for some time.
/ heard Of DR.. l.. Q. c. Wishart's Pine
Tree Tar Cordial, and after using four bot
ties, she was able 10 do the work for her
family
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TINE attention OF many Of Oh: citizens
has doubtless been attracted 10 thc hand
some inside shutters Ia the banking room
Mcssrs. Schcll 55 kimmcl and in Mr. John
II. THIS law Office. These shutters were
furnished and hung by Mr.. c. q. Bassct,
who had them brought from Cold Water,
Micli-an. We understand that Mr. Is.
is ready TO til orders very chcaply for
these beautiful shutters.
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jaw palsy, spr.ins, swel!ngs, caked-hreasts, scalds
burns, sait-rheUID, ear-aehe, &c, upon the human
frame and Of strains, SPAWN, gals, Sc. upon an
mals in one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. They are counter
rritant, an all healing pain rclieycr. Cripples
throw away their crutches the lame walk poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless, and the wounded
are healed with0uta scar. Il is no humbug. The
recipe IL published around each bottle. They sell
as no article ever before sold, and they sell be
cause It doeslust whGtthey pretend to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve 10 suffer If they will not use Ccntaur Lin
lmcnt. More than 900 certificates Of remarkable
cures, including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
gout, running tumOrs, Sc., have been received. We
will send ! circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &c, gratis, TO any requesting it. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Ccntaur Liniment is
worth one hundred dollars for spayinedor svecnicd
horses and mules or for screw worm in sheep
Stock owners-these iniments are worth your atten-
tion. No family should be without them. "White
wrapper for family usc;'' Yellow wrapper for an.
imals Sold by all Druggists. 5Oc per bottle;
large bottles..l 90. J. r. ROSE & CO, SO Broad
way, New York.
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PURSUANT TO call of the Chairman Of
the County Committee, meeting of the
Republicans of Somerset County, was held
in the Court House on Tuesday evening,
May 9th.
George G. Walker was called to the
chair, and Wm. Berky, Samuel Poor
baugh, Harrison lounkin and Emanuel
Lichiy were chosen as Vice Presidents,
and $. s Forncy, VIM. Domer, III. Clay
Mckinley and Fred Dull as Secretaries.
The object of the meeting was then sta
ted by L. J. Kooser Esq, after which
Alex. Stutzman, VIM. III. Koontz and
Ed. Scull were appointed delegates TO the
State Convention. when the meeting ad-
iourned.
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Notice to Farmers 81 Others.

After eighteen years experience, have no hest
fancy In offering my services rs n skillful YETI
NARY SURGEON to the farming community Of
Somerset county. i can furnish hundreds of
names of persons both in this and adjoining coun-
ties, who will vouch for me. Out of six thousand
cases have lost but one Persons needing my
services will please call or address Mt Broad
Ford. Westmoreland county, Pa.
myl3 ADAM DEITZ.
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May, l3.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Five dollars will be charged for all announce
rnents excepting for Poor House Director and
Auditor for which s. will be charged. Tickets
will be furnished candidates for one dollar per
thousand.
ASSEMBLY.
We are authorized to announce Emanuel j.
Movers OF Berlin Borough as n candidate for As
ssmbly subject to the decision of the Republican
voters at their coming primary election
We are authorized to announce Allen Will OF
Milford township, as a candidate for Assembly,
subject to the decision of the Republican voters at
their coming primary election.
We are authorized to announce Joseph ID. NIL
Ter of Mineral Point, q candidate for Assembly,
subject TO the decision of the Republican voters at
their coming primary election
Iagain offer myself TO the people OF Somerset
county n n candidate for the Legislature, subject
to the decision Of the Republican primary election
). 5. GOOD,
We are authorized to announce Dr. VIM. Collins,
of Somerset township. as a candidate for Assem-
bly, subject to the decision Of the Republican SOt
ers nj their coming primary election.
We are authorized TO announce the name OF
Samuel b. Camp of Garrett. as candidate for
Assembly, subject to the decision ofthe Republican
voters at their coming primary election
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OBTUARY.-MTs. Elizabeth Smouse,
wife Of Samuel Smousc, died at Hiawatha,
Brown Co. Kansas, On the morning OF
April cath, 1874. She was The daughter
of Benjamin and Catherine Troutman.
and was born in MaTliasburE, Virginia,
March 23l. 1874 She leaves a large cir
Gle Of relatives and friends to mourn her
departure. Her aged mother in Somerset
Co., Pa. preceded her only few weeks
ago to the Better Land. The funeral ser
wees were conducted in the Congregational
Church Of this city on Sunday morning
2Gih inst, filing the church 10 is utmost
capacity, with those WHO syMpathized
with the atlli,t d.aad c ctved fam ly, pay.
ing their last tribute of love and affection
70 the departed umc.-NiW'aila, Kan
D.y0feh.
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FNoG THE PEoPLE.-Thcrc is no case
of Dyspepsia that Greens August flower
viii not cure. Come 10 the Drug Store of
Bcniorl * kimnrl, Somerset and Iliizroi
X flcck, Confluence, and inquire abol IT,
Ii yoG suffer from to-liycncss, Sick Head
ache, sour Stomach Indigestion, Liver
Complaint. or dcun-rncni orthc system,
try it' Two or three doses viii relieve
you.
BoSchee's German Syrup Is now slll in
every town and city in thc United States
We have ual less than FIVE hundred letters
iaom Dmggisl sl-, siy Ing il is the best mcdi
cine they ever sold for Consumption,
Throstor Lang disease Sample bottles OF
each, 10 cts. Regular size - cts. G.. G.
Green, Woodbury., y. }.
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
Te be copyrighted.

On receipt of fifteen cents, l will mail to any al
dress, neat card with either of the above: show
ing in the how 1.-THE light will give light
on any subject; and in the other case how the
door will open door to any subject even the dOOI
of Heaven. Or i will send the two cards for TWEEN
ty-hve cents.
Address, c. F. WALKER, Frielens'. Pa.
THAT the alphabet Is science in itself, is GER
tainly something new, even in this day Of inyen-
tion and discovery. Though If Mr. Walker sus-
tains the assertion by actual demonstration, we
will all have TO acknowledge the truth, and il we
do fnd it in the meaning of the letters Of the al
phabet. L
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Person sulsring from defective sight,
caused either by age or disease, should
call at Mrs. }. b. Tredwell's, and have
glasses adjusted to their wants on scientific
principles. Glasses in Steel, Rubber, Shell,
Gold or Silver frames. Glasses that prove
unsuitable on ia.r trial exchanged or mon
ey refunded.
Fashion Bazaar,
y, q tTanv,ofh llngk
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DEAvHIN TIE MISEs. Early on SAT-
urday morning last, By an explosion OF
.irc-Gamp two men named Jonathan y i.
liams and Wm Ncsmith, were Instantly
killed in the Penn coal company shaft. a
short distance east of Irwin Station. The
accident WAS caused by the doors having
been left open in the air passages, an dit Is
supposed from Williams position that the
gas took fire from his lamp. No one bot
the two above named, were in the mines at
the time Of the explosion. Had the acct
dent occurred "A couple ofhours later, when
all the miners w,-e 1T work, FAR more
serious loss Of life would probably have en-
sued. Williams leaves a large family.
Ncsmith was an unmarried man.-Gf5gHs-
GfyD UgysN
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CAPT. ADAMS, of the firm of ". J. Nil
Ter Il Co. Cigar Manufacturers, Garrett,
Somerset Co., placed on our table rs fine a
lot Of cigars made Of Cuba tobacco, as we
ever saw come from the cities They are
using lfavanna Tobacco, employing skill
ed workmen from Baltimore. and get their
different brands up in elegant style and
furnish them at less than city prices.
GIVE this home enterprise encourage
mcnt by comparing their work and prices
with New York, baltimore and Pittsburg.
Theyalso manufacture the cheaper quail
II oi cigars.
We understand that they propose NOV
ing their Factory 80 Somerset as soon as a
suitable room can hc obtained.
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a EEEEs aEEFFLEY.

farmers and others who i'm
this will do well consider the advantages offer
horses here advertised norof the fine points ofhgh breeding their Every
extraordinary which these colts
this
like offered Mr. Hefly be overlooked dresarded by
e itself and the he)
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rE R.-rAss MINERAL rclNT.
..;a&h & ConnsIlsville
p[TIROAD.
Washington & Baltimore
-zORT LIN E-7'
GRAFTON OF TIME.

..- sunday, Fclm1ry 18Th, 1875, Trains
rrfl pgpar: and Arrive from Depot,
...I water streets, as follows:
-.vrsurGGu TIME. ARRIVE.
fgla.m. 1IcKcesport Ac-
sl4g 500 am. com -; =; ,''7' '''i
$3.50 am. W. l'li' u ..
N. com ..-..--....i.5n am.
7s-75 s.w. ". Newton Ac-
com .s.,il 0.Ilt
s... .,rw Through EN...P 300 AIN.
C1nncllsyillc Ac-
ie-p1n. cOm......... 1850 am.
A.. McKccsport Ac-
...- comm, com........ l2.l0 pm.
.W'Kcesport Ac-
comm. .2.0J pm.
s15n.m. Uuiomtown Ec-
l.- com..........6;l5 pm.
A l,g1r.m. ai'kccsport Ac-
c9ln..........7:.0 am.
s -...,rn Through Mail..9.2O pm.
Cd West Newton
Church Traiu.lo.Q5 am.
-rr~sE gAM'LC. H0UGH,
ru ErFt. Gen. Pass. Agt
4 Ticket Office, 43 9th Avenue
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ON Saturday last We were SHOWN, by
Mr.. JAS. j.. Ircdwcll, a marble slab with
the words 81 Paul, Presbyterian Chap
a." cul thereon. the slab Is iAe spcct-
men of that Kind work, and We are told,
WAS presented o. the church by McssEs.
Gaddcss Bros, the celebrated marble
workers OF Balumorg The donors are
perfect strangers to this community and
this slab viii rcmaia lasting monument
of their generosity.
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CAsToRIA Is more than a substitute for Casio
OIL 1t is the only sG fe article in existence which
is certain to assimilate the lood regulate the bow
els, cure windcolic and produce natural sleep. 1t
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry
and mothers may rest. april2.
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2>-..r 2,. ..i5pm. Through Mail. .9'-o pm.
M, ,gT., TrSi". gE'-ii l6,15 an.
-..v clrrT r U0TrV
lllJ-AA '4--'- - = ~ ~ 49,, 49,.
Ticket Office. IS 9th Avenue.
,.-.----=-.--.-sz-z-s.a ---z=zszz=-zlzz7'=-1..
-.-..- +. playe3 ovt.
.....r season is over.
,-..rIT post"! CAGES nave made
iiai'e'
--<a clover 3, srgouiin-, tac ;Tccs and
bl.5a-.
..v.FrAgu Flour always Oh hand. and
-matCrak * UecIi,s.
... Has. Nh, aa. c,mo, ou
.rtai, year.
- 4,:.l,..r, an, T.,.,s
>- e, ,''S1' y -
,.,.,..,., ..,. pr,:,C~.,,,a
acy LA-'isH ~ ,OliS, az sJ,L' i'''i' ~,
Il i.l,es'S F''00 '-' i'''''''''7
-l.rlaN' n.,a,ioH anu cI"y.'''li.z so, = ''
r,' ,e '"' 'N'''ii'7 ''I''>' VI '''1
- 4 pErEITs viii trade Fish, salt,
Com. i'' Oats Potatoes ana bacon
---p.- nEee was removed from the
H.u ,a Pise!s lu.l1inr on Main
-.-.r arrival o.. Glass aad Qgccn~wara
.a..,-,roaa. in town. Cali and he con-
lat nloals Bros.
,.... .....,...-,.
.g .uva I,air Of cor,rjs 81 CCorre
rar'r5 t,s.
........-.. .,........ r,r7
H- Vlo'c. o. - ''.''l'' i. q. Wy p 80
-s BIOS
i1I Is being refreshed hy HrV coat
.sgr the color selected Oh the old -rin-
.ol "anything so It's red
,.,.-.--...:. .e.I.o .-.,, c.,,,,...i,,
-ii I'm ,I,,o, :, ~ Iaf. sa
IL invest 10 'Ae amount % 81 HUM
TIE base bali season was organized
.a on saturday last by some Of the en-
-.a,tic admirers OF our national game.
............-.,,, .,,.,.,,,. 1-,r
-'''.' - - ~. 1,,,l far .,,L 90 IN 'lir
'. ''i'" '1''
ForXp-ON my lot in SomCect Borough,
watch Owner will he required TO prove
re.r. and pay io- this advertisement
J. VI. COOK.
-... II, ,..,., ,l,o stor. ssl,
"o.'II - w ~ -, t,,,ii,. can jo
w l...I'.,-' ,''-I' m119m
BRICK BWcE y! BEilk at W.
r. Davis < Bro v orks. Buliding Brick,
e Brick, Pavement Brick, circular,
ledge, and C0rnice Brick.
S-~
4 PERFECT Rcnovator OF The system,
irving Of Tie Eltlatca bile without ilc
Of Jalomel. or any mineral medicine.
SIMMONS Liver Regulator Is entirely veg
.s.cand harmless, and ought to be iaNeA
every one.
-2s=-
lie atmosphere to-day "as .too.'hl oi
ng. fever, an ailmcnt That seriously
i.cs indolcnt young gentlemen Who
providing any provisions for the csia''-
-4Mcnf where thcy wrestle their hash.
-o-1-
GENTS Came Gossqmer and Mcrino
rrlervfar. also Linen and Muslin In
-wa4r for Ladies' at Fashion DaLar."
Prices remarkably low.
Mrs. j. B. TEEDwELL.
No. 6 Mammoth Block.
ORC
FAIuEANk's STANDARD SCALEs.-It Is .
--,i.yinr 10 find that American inventive
slg,;ry in many Of the branches IN which .
N, Been heretofore disiinruishcIst.i ne .
LIN, is pre-cmincnt superiority in the
a.-g.Dt of the Vienna iurics FIR /
rr. S.yI.. .r.rs ,,s1r, Gg0 rs.k.a,I .
# standard. and he Vienna EXa3sition .
..ws ,b8i tbpy have ken, il up.
-
Wa,- W,xTrD-Wm 5. El9Trau .
ai,l.. 10 remind the farmers Of Somerset
County that his GOOD. are better and mi /
re-. lower tlan over before Mr. / J.
Baldwin win Gpfipr tbc s.ae., visit al 1
.f e1-,ofsers and - many Now ones %.
possible. Wehe-t prices na;l fl. wool. /
p o. StaDtnn's Mills Pa.
-
''', ,.''.,.', VIZ, ''', 49,.
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A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.

Estate Of Peter Meyers, late Of Summit township,
deceased.
Letters testamcntary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned by the prop
er authority, notice is hereby given TO those in
debted to II to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against it Will present them to the
undersigned at his Residence in the borough Of
Meyersdalc. on the goth of June. 1874.
J. q. MEYERS,
may6 Administrator ds b0His non.
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from England.
BLACK LEICESTERSHIRE

STANDS Il hands high. weighing zoo ponds ie
perfection as a Draft Horse, and as n sire. iittls
need be said rs he has already attained n reputa
ti0n In WestmCreland and this county, second TO
in producing colts of the highest perfection.
as all will admit who attended our County Pair
last fall Of his yearling past weighing from
100 to 1900 pounds. ]. ;. MeAIillen was offered
by two different parties $50 for his colt. and Jos
King 800 for his Premium colt. and SAYS $50 IL
the lowest dollar that will buy him; and others
prices ranging from $50 10 s2O0.
Insurance $4,000
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We are informed that the front OF Fash
ion Bazar' will soon be covered the full
width Of thc pavement with an awning
which is already ordered and on the way,
Jno. Il. Uhl Esq. We bclieyeis doing like
wise with the adjoining front oi his law
Offices. We hope all persons having busi-
ness fronts exposed 10 the sun will pro
d; ly iLi- example. The front Of NAM
moth Block would make a magnificent
promenade IL thus sheltered its whole
length.
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-AE1yT UlTTEEs.-Nt certain periods OF
life q tonic is "A necessity; but there is dan
gcr in using stimuanls tAat injurc the or
.ans of digestion while giving temporary
relief To Ohyiatc-th;s, and present to the
puDlic a tome free from ALCOHOLIC POL
soI, Or. Greene prepared the OXYGENA-
TED BITrERs. "a sure cure for DYsPEPsIA
and Az kindred complaints Sold every
where. JOINS I. Henry, CUERAN 4 Co,
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

MIR. Scr-LL-Please announce that will be
candidate for the nomination of District Attorney
at the coming Republican primary election
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