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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04
StiIImans Defiance Washer.

WASHES as clean a. lady can by hand in hall
the time There never has been 4 machine offer
ed TO the public which has given such general
satisfaction In washing as the Defiance " asher
II fits on a common tub, washes both wrist bands
AMI collars as well a. heavy blankets. Any child
can WOra il: only weighs u pounds.
JAMES X. CUPPLE
Agent.
Refers to John NJ. Holderbaum, Wm. Heitiey
or WIN. Altiather Of this place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

Is Pennsylvania there is a criminal and
pauper population of about -, eco, ninety
lar cent of which have been brought to
degradation and want by intemperance.
The revenue of the Commonwealth de-
rived annually from liquor licenses is about
$3.50, 600, while the annual cost to the peo-
pie OF the State for supporting criminals
l,nd paupers made such by intemperancc
-is about -. $50. 600.
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VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT.

.. Abram. A. Miller. Of ElkIick ip.,
Somerset C. Pa. by deed of Assignment. has
assigned all his estate real and personal, to the
undersigned in trust. for the beRgft OF his cred
itor-. All persons indebted 10 said Abran- Mil
Ter will make immediate payment and those
having claims will make the same known without
.delay WM. T. GARLITS,
mara Assignee.
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PROFESSIONAL.

y Dr. George II. Fundenhers. Of Cumberland,
Md informs his friends that he has this dsy asso-
ciated with himself in the practice OF medicine
and surgery. his son, Dr. Walter F. Funlenderg,
late the resident surgeon Of the New York Eye
and Ear Inhrasry.
Special attention viii be psidto the diseases Of
the Eye and Ear mari
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OH 1t is the only safe article in existence which
Is certain to as.imilate the fool, regulate the bOw
els, wind collie and produce natural sleep. Il
contains neither minerals morphine or alcohol.
AMI is pleasant TO take. Children need.not cry
ara mothers may rest. april2.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

NEVER put particle OF soap about your
silver-ware if YOU would have it retain its
original lustre. When it wants polishing.
lake piece OF SOFT leather and whiting and
rub hard. The proprietor of one OF the
Oldest silver establishments in Philadelphia
says that housekeepers ruin their silver
10y Washing i IN sal sspds. IS Il makes il
look bAe PeNteE, ID rEs ~s-l ssz.-z.-. {
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

|, -eroyEs- -sroyEs-I have Just received
lram Philadelphia number of the be.,
cooking Stoves ever brought TO this town;
call and see and be convinced. Also A
large stock OF house furnishing goods.
NOAH CAsFRFYR
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04
TErT TEsfEa
..YeshaIi R.sw Them BY Their
EruffN--

We may not be able .ie know tree by
It's bark, but tile fruit IS always according
to the tree, and thus: As We Judge ihe
tired by ils fruit, 81 we judge a hfan ~ his
deeds. Upon these grounds We ask: At
whl, conclusion do We arrive. if a man
aid. encourage. and uphold iniemperance.
against the admoBijiOn Of Christ Luke II:
81 !agaInst the prayers and tears OF innocent
sufferers from intemperance. aud against
the laws of God and the hand. Of which he
claims io he a respectable citizen. Is this
being filed with the fruits OF righteous
ness spoken off by the Apostle Paul.
We ku0w man by his deeds. Then;
IL sells liquor against the law. we con-
clude tlIai. .he loyes money. and daus takes
even from poor deluded souls, being slaves
to their appetite, the money they would
need TO supply the pressing wants OF
their families. Ii nan drink the forbid-
dem p6,ison. 81 his own aHd his families
ruin, we conclude he likes ii.
II an individual is hardly ever found in
church. and never IN prayer iueetiug; We
conclude that he Is not prepared TO live
with God TO glorify sndpraise Him. as by
their fruits we shall know them. II man
use profafse Ianguage in connection with
The Violation of Gods laws and the laws
OF tie land, we conclude that the Lord 5
prater IN which Christ teactes flIIt We
shoea pray; ,.HalFow ed he thy name.
is not regarded BY him as it should; be-
cause Christ teaches that men 90 not gath
er grapes of thorns, or figs Of thistles-
ii Men may get around the law, and inink
therilselves smart; but wo unto them, when
God will call them 10 an account for their
deeds done in the body.
BE not deceived God is not rnoeked.'
~..r7--...l 2 ss-s'-t. L. X. w
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We understand that Mr.. VIM. II. Pick
ing sold two Ofthe GLADE House Lots" on
Monday last. One on Main street, adjoin-
ing banking house of NJ A. Sanner &Co.,
TO Mr.. Josiah Zimmerman $3.50. the other
facing Patriot 81. To Mr.. John W. Patton
for 81, ,000
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

The Disciples Church at Braddocks
tElh all its furniture was totally DESTROYED
hy fire on Sunday morning last. The fire
Tzs supposed to be the work of an incendia-
~ and the estimated loss is about 5000
No insurance. The residence of CAPTAIN
;. VI. Packer, adjoining the church mar
rQYly escaped destruction.
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THE deep snow that fell early one day
Of last week, and from which so much
was expected. proved a. great disappoInt-
mept a. it promised great pleasure. Our
poinGpeople are greatly disappointed at his
winter weather. We usually have during
the season several weeks of very good
Shedding but this winter there has not
been = single day that could be called good,
and the dozen OF more festive occasions
have been narrowed down 10 one.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

VIM. Smith. of Elklick tp.- Somerset Co. Pa.
having made voluntary assignment Of all his es
tate. real and personal. 70 the undersigned rrus,,
f,r the benefit Of hi. creditors, notice Is hereby
given to all persons indebted 10 said " m. Smith
"a make iInmelilte Payment. and those having
claims will pre-en; hem duly authenticated.
LEVI LICHLITER.
mart Assignee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

jaTlaiss. sfrains swelibs, esked-brcasJs, sealis.
burns sal; -Lheun, ear-srhe. &c-- upon the hurna
frame, and ef strains, spain, gais.&e- upon an
imals in one year than have al other pretended
remedies since the world began. Theyarc counter
irriiau-. an all healing pain reiiever Cripples
throw away their erutches the lame walk poison
ou- biss. are rendered harmless, and the wounded
are healed with0uta scar. II is no hambag The
recipe is published around each bottle They sell
as no article ever before sold, and they sell be
cause Il doesJust whatthey pretend to 90. Those
who suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve to suffer il they will not Cenfaur Lin
iment. More than Zoo certificates Of remarkable
cures, including frozen Limbs. chruHic rheumatism
gout. running tumOrs. sc, have been received. We
will send circular containing certificates. the
recipe sc, gratis. TO any ore requesting 1t. One
bottle Of the yellow wrapper CentaUr Liniment Is
worth one hundred dollars for spayinelOr swecnied
horses and mules, or for screw worm in sheep
Stock nWners-these liniments are worth your atten
ton family should be without them. White
wrapI.7 .or family use = yellow wrapper ET an
finals Sold by all Druggists. 5ec per bottle;
large bottles 81 %. J. B. ROSE s. Co, IS Broad
way, New York.
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". X.

LING-On The l4ih OF Feb. 1874, Mrs
Mary Elizabeth Ling aged 90 years s
months and 10 days. The funeral services
were held on Monday. Feb. f6. IN the
Sionycreek Union Church. conducted by
the Lutheran pastor, Rev. A. N. Strauss.
'diT0ar'e irna Hsrh- lGI Up 80
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ExEcrToK's NOTICE.

Estate Of Jonas HOoyer, late II Qnez z.ahsbing n.
-- deceased. - CO.
f.e4ters testsmentsry On the above estate LAvlns,
besB granted 70 the undersl.ned By the proper an.
thority. notice IA hereby given 10 those Indebted 70
|; 10 make Immediate pan sRast. and those IA ytr !,
claims againi Il 10 present them duly auth
Ell for settlement on Saturday, the I'm dav N
afaTeh. lss4 at the late resitsee Of "a VI eIsee.s,l
rG DANIEL A. WEAVER, -
1st-s Executor
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why VIII You
suffer?

To all persons suf-
fering from Rheuma-
tism, y euraigia
Cramps in the limb :
or stomach, Bilious
Cole, Pain in { h =
back bowels OF side,
We would say, THE
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA
AMI FAMILY LINI-
WENr is Of al others
the remedy yOC want
tor internal and eX-
ieTnal use. IL b n =
cured the aboyc coin
plants in thousands
II eases. There l. no
mistake about IT, Try
Il. SJi,l by ali Drug
zlsts.
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AGREAT OFFER TO ALL.

! Two large and splendid Engrayings Will be sent
postpaid by return mail and also THE HOME
! COMPANION, an excellent family payer, for .
year-rall for 30 cents. Specimens cents. Agents
! .On." Troy. n. II, mari
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

\ l0fse driven by Mr.. FL Baer Tan of
on saturday last, breaking the sleigh and
slightly isj eih,Shinfelf fTIdpariallaTs
ct ihe lnklAt.ie asout rs blloSs:I Mr.
Baer ana two young ladies had started for
. sus;g1clmp, aed when ot'out two miles
ffoin toNn, discovered that. they were on
the Wrong road, in turnin. around the
sleigh. KIls upset frightening the horse,
whielI-sap ,asay Kith lhe result above
s,ated:g Bsrag isins . lyoang nan q
''pluck.'. tetssIea b. igs and prossrred
another rig ~heh hie; hsi.bt trbprs--
cesdcdon their way rejoicing.
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= = - - dr-saa = |.
ENERlCk--0n ile 18th of Feb 1874
Alexander limerick OF. Southampton ,n.
aged jl years lmonth and 15 days.
HAY-At his residence in Brolhcrsyal
ley ip,. on tho slh inst, Mr. BENJAMIN
Hay. in ilfes5ai tesrefhh dsef u he hner-
al which was very ktYly attended. took
plads soh'tke ifth ins, asMt Zicn Reform
ed Church. of which the deceased was a
member Mr.. Hay was well and fivora-
by known in The community in hich he
lived. Asa citizen and Christian lac en-
joyel the confidence of ALI who knew him.
HE was loved and respected hy all, and
bis pemory will long be affec,ionaiely
chetished. Having lived the life OF .
Christian. ie died the death Of the
righteous. -.-.- ,......
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: F3UYISG CHEAP THINGs.-Uniy the rlcll
can afford 10 buy poor articles solomon
SAYS the destruction of the poor Is thelI
poverty, and thus it comes about. In
The matter OF shoes for example, the poor
man thinks he cannot afford 10 pay six
dollars for pair Of good shoes 30 he buys
at three dollars, and in three months he
must buy again: four pairs year amount
to twelve collars Whereas the six dollar
pair, made 10 order, with fresh sole, per
liaps, would have lasted = twelve-monll.
lust so IN muslIns. Hard working farm
sr's vifes will purchase muslin at twelve
OF fifteen cents per ysrd. when by giving
LMenty or twenty two she would get d
fabric that would ware third longer and
sIre double the satisfaction, besides making
immense saving in stitches, ln dress
goods, the same rule applies, unless one
ihtehds-to buy at every charge ofstyle and
varnty. When We buy u dress, the pur-
Chasezis 6or lifetime, and always OF tine
quality, not the must expensive. but such
as will wear and look well as long as q
thread is left Ii one can't afford to bay
the best, let her 90 without and save up
iiill she can; then when slse does Luy size
will lave what will suit her. II il hucause
- many hoasekeepers buy poor caiicuc,
poor muslin. tablc. linen Of inferior quality.
cheap clothes Tor suits. HAT they are nl.
wavs hurried 10 death with sexihg Ehit
drens clothes ware ous 50 toon ihat sbfs
must cveTmoTe be making new whereas il
tlic Fabric, in The first place is Of excellent
quality and well made W. it viii lasttwo
or three children and look well all the time
= Mon, vCtt IF,,- s,,f,,e SfoSLin-es real r;Cs.
1 Teslls thirteen cents u pair said peddler
at the door the other day. Il never
drea m Of paying less than half dollar, -
Vas the prompt reply. Ius, to think of
dar1ing ihiTteen-ceni stockings, \ real
good pair of stockings will need scarce any
-iiarBing for year, will wear two or three
years, and tlitn cut over nicely MitBc
children. 1s there any economy in buy
ing cheap stockings. Only the rich can
afford TO buy poor articles.-EzchGHge
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

ssBGsasne OArlset8ngs, -Hii w
- 3. Patton 4 iiursts New
!. Lar Block, nearly Upposite
4i risr.a ChurCsI. -a -.zr.r- --.a
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MOUNTAIN DEW SOAP-Ev,ry way as
vi good az CASTLE: costs bat half To one cent
per pound. ingredients everywhere; cost almost
nc,hng. Entirely new discovery. A child Of ten
years can make enough in an hour TO last a fami-
ly six months Saving Of 40 to sloO yearly in
households. All parties pail Tor trouble of writ
ing II dissatisfied. Recommended and used by
thousands in preference 10 any soap in the world.
Washes without rubbing. and made without n
particle of I've or grease. Send ~ cents currency
and postage stamp, ami receive full particulars by
retnfn mail. Willard A. Brown, Fourth and
Walnut streets, Phila ielphi9. Pa. maTi
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DRIDGE BUILDERS NOTICE
+ EGAL NOTICE.

] II y l. wv a y
! 10 orIaEn II sullivan, Elias \ :1dIli y4n, Va
thaniei " Sullivan, George X. sullivan. residing :
in Pittsburgh. Pa, Minerva p iut erBla rice
/ with Chester De PUey, Nancy l. Sullivan. re-
siding in Montgomery county. Iowa.
(Nbu are hereby Botite that IN pursuance Of q
VIII OF partition, issued of tie Orphans Court
tof Somerset county. Pa. win hold an fnguest On
the real estate % Philip Sullivan deceass,- TN
the following described tracts Of land. viz:
No I. The home place Of said deceased. situate
in Upper TurkeyfOOt township, in said county. sd-
foihlng lands Oi John o. kimnsl and Daniel
SSerner- containing neres aIFl slrso quarters
aud nVe peFc!fes.
No. The undivided one-lialf of certain tract
Of lans situate the same trsifship, adjoining
lands u Samuel King. Samuel Neizler and 0thers,
containing 10 acres.
No. :. 4 trsct Of land situate IN the same IOWA
ssip. and partly in Lower Turkeyftot township.
IN said county adjoining lands Of lichaei Hoch-
sie;ler, Jonathan Emert and others. containing
ei6 acres. more ~ less.
No. /. A certain Tract % laai situate in Middle
creek township. in said county. adjoining lands Of
Ross L. King, Levi Snyder. and Others. contain
Ing 10 acres and - peTches
NJ. s A c.rtain tract Of land situate in Middle
creek township loTrsaii. adPing lands VI Aaron
Hechler. jraot No. ! and others, containing 20
acres. mere 0F less on Thurs isy, the gJh day of
April. 1874 beginning at the homestead farm.
when and where you can attend u you think proper
z OILY ER KNEPPER.
mara Sheriff
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Lelik our Tor The following coUnterieli
notes COW in circulation, some Of which
viii lltely ind their vag amonsus They
are Is GplIows. 50 on ihe First National,
Marine National, National Shoe and Leath
er Brnk, OF New York, National Bank
Commerce, The Ciiys National Bank OF
Poughs eepsIe ana the West Chester Co,
National Bank OF Pcekskill, y, y. SO on
Fra, National Bank Lockhart, Central
Natioffal Bank OF Rome, Flour City Ma
tioRAl Bank of Rochester, y. Y: s20 on
the First National Bank oi Plainfield, y.
J. llgrc whole OF these furgeries are said
to lie Very lneiy sspsated and NeltCeiei-
lated to deceive.
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MARRIED.

o. ANNAWALT-HEFFLEY--On A th,
.Isnl of Feb 1874, at the Smith Hote'
in C;onnellsville Pa, by Rev. j. Iieffley
Mr. f. II. Anawalt 10 Miss Libbie NJ
H6ftey both of Berlin Pa.
BOUGH-ZIMMERMAN-On the
10Th OF Feb. 1874, by Rev. II. +. keener,
Mr. Ephraim Blough TO Miss Mary \
Mtnerman, both OF Qumailgning tp.
1 i3fYATT-ANDERSON--On the 9th
bf January 1874. BY Alexander Hanna
son po.n Of Somerset cosnty- '
GbOD-KINANAN-On the 18th o.
Fet 1874, Al the NJ, T. Parsonage of Lin-
coin Nebraska, by Rev. q. $ Alexander,
Mr.. f.. II Good OF Falls City Neb.. to Mrs.
f. p. Kinanan of Lee county III.
B4RICKER-STATLER-On Feb. 18th.
at &c residence of the brides parents. by
|Rd J. IL BriekeE assisted by eReE -
Nuaer, s6 aSalp;hesel, : fhof. BkFGG
Bri{ker OF Chamberstasrg Pa, 10 Miss
Laura Jane. ,ehiest daughter OF Wjlliam
Staser Esqa, ,of Bucksfowr -
IhANT-HDorER4 easxie sfh inst.
at tte residences Of The l,fiai nrents in
BF,ihersvalley tp, by Rev. y. Eal M.
JacfbJ. BIsnt 70 Miss CmSHDe sgser.
HENRY-FA1DLY-on the ss6d Of
Feb 1874, by JacCb Gerhard Ezq Mr.
Daniel Henry 70 Miss Savilla Fadi5 bosh
of Upper Turkeyfoo, TIP.
Observation-Disclosures the
24;Ii day of February 1874. by Joseph
Gerhard Esq. Mr.. Moses Lepphart to Miss
Joabna Swarner both Of Upper Turkey
foo4Tp.
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-s- engaged in hauling shook and
lz made tie hest Use Of the lighi
4s >agu time il fingered with
rsmir The ward a the depot
-. o, shook and piHs- 4 ~
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ARATHER curious old document was
leit at our Office on Saturday last. ts a
page from the Record of the Collector Of
I internal Revenue Tor the year 1894 The
only tax reported on it was collected from
whiSkey.
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gEa-,. No. > Baer's Block,
guein town thai liaadles Jen-
-. Nike Flouf, the bc>t H 'it
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l. HENKY's CARBoLIC SALyE i 30 we'll
! kJ8s an that it i only necessary to caution
faeains, limitations. II requires a careful
( fdf1arturc OF the carbolic acid with other
! ingredients 10 produce a salve that may
liFseiied upon. The genuine only guar
fahaed see that il bears the signature and
I private proprietary stamp Of John + Hen
~. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
lIoGS F. HENRY -CIERAS- K Co. Pro
I prietaEs : and 2I ee4rxeI Plaa.. New
( fefk
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So interesting 10 some Oi The
sf..-s u the ifsRAID pkpo"
-. fals.ttks Old tnneseOos1 ,sboy-
-.. coming into fashion again
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We ai>l 10 call the attention Of our
readers 10 the large stock Of Dry Goods
and Notions advertised hy the live ener-
eciic firm Of Patton & Hurst This is a
new firm Just commencing business. Mr.
Patton J. an old merchant and well and
flyoubly known 10 our citizens. Mr.
Hurst though young in the business viii
be found courteous and oLliging. They
have added large stock Of Tobacco and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

l-EEy c4-- l0aled with tea, from
Seg lcrk passed thnuug GA luaT
-- Thursday morning on The Bal
aU4io k.alE1..a IAe cars came
= '-m Ian Fr4ncfse5 without
p -A- al. were run on last
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rures Krnds or ca,arrh.

50 successful has DR.. Pierce Golden
Medical Discovery proven, AS a constitu-
tiorsll treatment for CatIrih, when coup
led with the use Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
remedy applied locally by the use Of DIR.
Pkrce's Nasal Douche the only remedy
dfTeact.rE The upper and back calyitiesof
tile head that the proprietor of these
medicines has long offered a standing re
Wanl of $500 for case of Catarrh which
he can not cure. Z he two medicine with
instrument, iorS2 by druggists.
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SYRUPs-Sugar House, Pearl.
.aa Honey Syrups, u Patton anu
N 4 Bear = Block opposite the
~ !, f-a,.yf-s,t .ls --ti l--..- --.-r.r ..
l.4-.' "a : ~ ~ ..... .-r..ss -.4 -.. =
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The Oakland Gazette gives the follow
{ ing account of the peculiar manner in
whirh d citizen of Garrett county was re-
Gently and very considerably astonished.-
Our readers can imagine for themselves
how the gentleman stood behind the old
fashioned chimney ready and waiting
tor the foe
One night about two weeks ago re
speoed farmer, living ten miles from Oak
land was seated in front OF his fire enjoy
ing bis evening smoke, when a loud report
and the crashing OF glass was heard, and
the pipe he was smoking knocked from his
month. Thinking that some unseen enc
Iuy was firing al him through the window,
he re;reated behind the Old fashioned Chin
no, drew his revolver. and awaited fur
t6er developments. He waited patiently
f9 some time, but nothing further trans
paging shortly afterwards retired. In the
morning, after a thorough investigation,
he found a pane OF glass shattered out OF
ise window and An exploded cartridge "
ing On the floor, which by some means,
lull got into his pipe, and when the fire
Communicated to it had exploded, with the
:.isye result.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

BRICK BRICI at W.
cd bro' v erAs. Bt lding BricA,,
I'D Paye.nen5 Brick hrelEr,
III Cornice BricS.
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Centaur Lininent.

There Il NJ pain wlich the
CcntaGr Lininent win nor re
lieye, no swelling ;hcy will not
suiSdne, and no lamenc.s Which
they will not cure This is
strung language, but it Is trae.
They have produced more cures
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--.. ---IsE,~. Judging from the
-lCthe cay ana evenings, Pat
.--,. af- dap surg dan lunissaty
-l. ~ goods for 50 carly IN The
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-

by virtue Of writ Of I.@varis Facias. issued
out Of the Court 81 Common Pleas OF SUmeT-et
County Pa. and 70 me directed, viii sell hy pub
lie o.t-ery at the Court House In Somerset B"r..
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Seeds and Plants.

- - True Cape CoI CranberTy. bcst
~ ~ssort tnr Upland, L0Nland. or Gar.
- den, by mail, prepaii, Il % per 100,
W s5 90 per l.co0. Apriced Catalogu-
of this and all traits. Ornamental Trees, kyer.
greens. Shrubs. Bulbs. Roses, Plants. &c and
the choicest collection In the country with all nov.
elites. will he sent gratis 10 any plain address,
p sorts Of either Flower. Garden, Tree, Fruit.
Evergreen, OF Herb Seeds, for y 90 sent by mail
prepaid Wholesale catalogue to the trade
Il. VI WATSON, Old Csiony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth. Mass. Established
lst2 mari
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THE new firm, OF Patton & Hurst are
indastrionsly preparing yct Sthsfness stch
as IS most needed here Just now. Their
stock embracing full line of Staples &
fDcies. The most fasiideous can be
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others, ( like. rat terriers always fnosinr
around Under the impression ,lnt tlsae is
something going on that they don tunder-
stand Some are noble and generous !;
others are mean and contemptible,l Some
are modest some oyerrun with vanity and
egotism, some are Invariably kind and
consldcrate; others so about with their
eyes shut, in utter ignorance Of the trouble
they are giving others by their careless
ness Some are slow and steady, andto
be depended upon (; others are quite bril-
liant and unreliable. Some have taste for
detail; andattend TO allthe minutie ofa sub
ject, while others are only for great princi.
pies and require a thing 10 be eiagantic be-
fore it arrests their attention .-