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CAsroRIA is more than n substitute for Caste
Oil Ii is the only safe article In existence which
Il certain TO ssimilate the food, regulate the bow
els. cure wind-coic and produce natural sleep. II
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry
and mothers may rest april2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-01-14

TIE S,'tas.1,r Aa,ericdH cautions people
ls, lie too frequent use OF camphor as
medicine. II SAYS the nature Of camphor
..-at ai nervous siimulent similar t.
.lI4 ar alcohol. and when taken in large
SCI. causes irritation Of the nervous sys-
and I.odUcts commissions, often fatal
.... .- results.
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Loans upon Real Estate are based upon tie val
uc of the land alone: buildings upoa il being re-
garded merely as On additional security.
dec2+
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I-.l.s. editor of the C0mgeaiJE, pub
So Dale City, .s evidently ofa beliE-
.-- ..- .-.tion, az The first thing be done
-4alu- control oI than paper was TO
.-r. u.ai on H. -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-01-14

g oal OF County Auditors have
..-s-.s for the week past inaudiiing
.......su the COUNTY. The results
-...-. ..- VIA. ae laid before our read
.- .. ...y dale.
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iogN G. HARTLEY, Esq, Hon. :. L.
-eil and John :. Bowers, Esq, open
. new bank in Bedford. on Monday
t il il, banking house on PiI ST. lately
picl by Wm. NJ Lloyd. The bust
-s, Viii le conducted under the firm
..... at Hartley, Russell x Co--Bedford
.fE
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The Paper fer the People.

The weekly American Is especially adapted to
the wants OF persons residing IN tOwDs. villages
and the rural districts 1. contains all the import
ant Editorials published in Daily American ex-
cept those OF merely local interest together Tith Z
Summary Of the proceedings oi Congress and the
State Legislature when in session: Foreign News
by cable and steamer L-lcal and General lnislli-
-encc.
It's Agricultural Department is presided over by
a gentleman OF many years experience, whose con-
trihutions and seasonabe advice win in a measure
supply the need Of . Journal devoted 70 the farm
alone.
Its Produce and Market Reports arc always fun
and accurate. and embrace The latest prices cur
re:t Of Flour. Grain. Coal Petroleum. Dry Goods
Fish Whiskey. Leather. Lumber. Tobacco, Gro
ceries and Provisions OF all sorts. together with
the Live Stock Market. and including receipts and
sales OF the week.
Its Literary Department contains Interestng
Stories and Tales by the best American and Eng
lish Writers. together with Poetry. Humorous Sc
lections and Miscellaneous Articles.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-01-14

4 '.'''' '.-' Tee Isl oi April Mr Jacol Keoh-
-.-... eiai other gentleman VIII com
i. +, Dsas Creek, on d very extended
- s AauuisciUre OF cheese. The
e-. '-iIlin-s have iccn secured,
t..-i.e machinery viii arrive in
.' iew days Mr. Koehler re
s tour II The Ohio cheese
.-.,......- ...- district and took careful
' .Ls G.es- Improvements rcquir-
-'- o,'-le-s. An arrangement has
1g.--- y. which tic milk Of seventy
zc,,. .''tIiea regularly, and at The
y 'A' eAiec 20 make about $50
Cheese per day.-JohEstoph
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Children often look Pale and
Sick

from no other cause than having worms IL the
stomach.
BROWNS VERM1FUGE CONiFITS
VIII destroy Worms without injury 10 the child
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all coior-
ing OF other injurious ingredients usually used
In worm preparations
CURTIS & BROWN. Proprietors.
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold BY D-ucgisis GHd ChsniSfs and Dealers in
Mediciaes al TWENTY-FIVE CLNrs Box. jly9
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-... .su oEINs.-Thc highest cash
-...s, a. oe paid by me for al kinds oi
-..- ~..I>.
JOSIAH ZiNHEBTAE,
Somerset, Pa.
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s sMalli'y an apt.i,uuTotowR.
-- .',a demonstrated on a. least two
is winter We verify believe
-4. "el3el Phillips, Henry Ward
,i -a. Of the cher eminent lee
-... ' Nug country. 20 lecture Lorc,
-'aa lei be o. number equal 10 a
--' -.as4 attend the lecture. On
mary or d penny ipecp show 3
aaefama. p or any similar fraud
t'.a plbiic, were TO pitch it's
,-' iyEu i would De crowded.
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TEE patient soon feels as if he had taken
.-.a lease OF life. and is overjoyed 10 find
pressed feeling dissipated, the oostive
corrected. and new streams Of health
..ag through his veins. by using sim
Liver Regulator.
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DTLE no ACCEPT OF KEFTsE.

T. Hiram King. OF Marion. Marion c0uaty. Ohio.
no George 4. King. OF Springfield, Faye5te Co..
> Pa and 10 franklin King. O. Donegal. Wczi-
uOrelsnd county Pa
You, and each OF you, are hereby notified 10 be
and appear nt cur next Orplaus' Court. to De held
az Somerset. the 3d II unday OF February. Is74.
70 accept refuse to take the real estate Vi John
King late Of Middlecreek township. deceased. at
tie appraised price show caLlse why the same
sheald not be s5ld. BY the COur-.
OLIF ER kNEPPER.
tecgI Sheriff
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r-rE, BaCh D., BRICK at ".
IA Davis q, Bros Works. Building Brick,
- gr.. Pavement Brick, Circular,
,.- ... ,ouicc Brick.
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New Advertisements.
We Want You

We Want You di.irsate dGhfi ns ASlA's dsr e% eR%
Advertising Maps mounted On English Cloth, be-
inr a complete Map OF the United States. We
give these maps away gratis and will allow you
one dollar for every map sou distribute in every
county and State in the Union. Male AMI Female
Agents wanted Address Immediately, enclosing
one dollar for outfit OF I'VE Maps Territory CirrlI-
lars and full PARTICULARS,
ADVERTISING MAP co.
East Brady L. %,
tanI4 Clarion Co, ia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-01-14

Ok Wednesday Of last week a most dis
trcsSing accident took place at the railroad
depot in this place, 10y which Mr.. 4. B.
Carver. an employee of the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad company lost his life The acci-
dent occurred at the freight depot, at about
$50 a IN. the time st which the Cummings
Greek Branch train is due. Carver was
walking down the main track towards his
house. which is situated on the corner OF
Richard street and the railroad. at the time
the engine struck him. Mr.. Thomas Wolf
Kill, the engineer. saw him, but as Mr.
Carver was in the habit Of being about the
track in the yard every day, he supposed
he would step to one side as he saw the
train approaching But fearing that he
might not be fully warned Of the presence
OF the train, Mr.. Wolfkill took precauiion
to sound The whistle 10 clear the track,
while the fireman, Mr.. Saxton rang the
bell Either Mr. Carver did not hear, or
did not heed both. and was struck by the
engine and was thrown with great violence
against the local freight train which was
standing in the yard at the time. When
picked up il was found that the side of his
lower Jaw was broken, and a terrible cash
was cut ON the top Of his head. He died
at about o'clock Of the same dav His
funeral took place on Friday-Bedford
GGsfffe.
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Cenfaur Imminent.

There is no pain waich the
Cen:aur Liniments viii not re-
lieyc, no swelling they will not
subdue. and no lsmcncsS which
they viii not cgre. This is
strong language, but it is true.
They have produced more cures
orrheumatism. neuralgia. lock
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Netc Advertisements
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
l,y virtue Of order OF the Orphans COnr; OF
Somerset county, We will sell at pubic sale the real
estate oi Daniel Meyers, deceased, late Of 3Iil
ford township, On Saturday. the 24th day OF Janu-
airy, 1874, On the premises, at one O'Clock ?. m,
containing 195 acres, more or less, Of which leo
acres are clear, 80 acres in meadow. with house.
spring house, barn and other improvements there
On erected; good fruit orchard and sugar orch
ard Of 90 trees on the same; abundance Of lime
and bituminous coal On the adjoining farm; ad-
joining lands Of Tobias Meyers, Freeman Infeld
Jesse Hoover, " m. Baker, Samuel X Critehneld
and others. is within haifniie OF Milford Sta
tlon, the Somerset Branch Railroad, and Is
convenient TO schools, mills and churches.
TERss.-sl,20J in hand LIST April, 1874, remain
der In payments Of $3.50 annually, without inter
est; ten per cent Of the hand money to be paid on
the day Of sale: deferred payments 10 be secured
on the premises
TOBIAS MEYERS,
NM. II. CRlCHFIELD,
A .Nrnsst stfzt-
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-s ID, ..-'..e ai Saturday la-i. Captain
SID. There = % custom among
iae -...- of this territory, New
-'+. aa' wien any member Of the
De- ..eu iroyca guilty of having
-.. he g. .lt 10 death, If this
Peg. la, .ais operation in this place,
""la je Boa; few more left than
-. eii-a,a.s men found in SOdom
ag-..a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-01-14

.E plCEESe L Co, Proprieturs Of the
1-s Livery stable continue 10 furnish
l.Hr H. with the best of teams al mod
-..- n-rs They keep the best teams in
,--,.i louS>y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-01-14

Il is the policy of the people in every
community to sustain their own town by
encouraging home industry. We frequent
IL bear some Of our citizens say that the
next time they 20 10 Philadelphia, they
intcud purchasing certain articles. Some
times hat or coat, carriage house
hold furniture. or something that can be
manufactured just as good at home These
persons are generally engaged in different
branches Of business in oar town, relying
upon the public for support. Now, we
desire 20 say a few plain words 20 ali such
short sighted tradesmen. Suppose your
customers should supply their wants in the
larger cities If there was a possibility of
saving few cents, at risk Of being badly
cheated with an inferior articleZ You
would soon be obliged TO close up and
leave the place, would You no.? If this
suicidal policy is pursued TO any extent, it
soon settles the fate of any town or com
munily, for its enterprise and prosperity
is dependent upon the amount OF trade il
can sustain within itself and all that is
drawn away from il is like taking the life
blood from the human frame-it weakens
IFS energies and consequently impairs its
growth. Have you ever seriously thought
Of thsf II you are merchant, you can
not expect to dispose OF your merchandise
to your fellow tradcsmen unless YOU deal
with them in return. BY paironizing
home industry and enterprise, we are al
mosi certain Of returning the money TO our
pocket, when otherwise it would 20 TO the
Uenct, OF q foreign community. The pro
tcc,!ng and sustaining of home industry is
productive Of The same results the world
over whether its application is directed 10
q nation or community.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-01-14

Mrs. WfndSfow's Soothing syrup Is
the prescription Of one Of the best Female Physi-
clans and Nurses in the United States and has
been used for thirty years with failing safe
ty and success by millions Of mothers and children
from the feeble infant OF one week old 10 the adult
Ii oorrects acidity Of the stomach relieves wind
and comfort To mother and child. We believe IL
to be the Best and Surest Remedy In the World
in all cases of DYSENTERI and DIARRHEA
IN CHILDREN, whether 1t 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 < PERKINS Is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. July9
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-01-14

We did not learn until a few days ago OF
the death Of Jacob Deboj, resident of
Barr township near ST. Nicholas. who
was perhaps the Oldest man in the county.
and whose funeral took place on the nth
OF December He was a Frenchman by
birth. and as near as we can learn came to
this country about forty wears ago. He
claimed that he was 10S years old previ-
ouS 10 his death. He was unquestionably
4 soldier under Napoleon Bonapart in his
first memorable campaign in Italy, when
that greatest OF all modern generals was
only 20 wears Of age. Napoleon BEGAN his
march into Italy in April. 1896. almost
seyenty-ei-lt years ago, and DcbOj served
as cunscrIpi under him and was doubt
less present AT the battles of Monienoite
and Mondoyi and at 'thc terrible passage
of the Bridge OF Lodi" At that time lie
mus; have been between the age OF 20 and
-. and at The time Of his death was at
east leo. or il may be, as he always claim
ed, fully lIS. lie had no children. but
lis second wife survives him. We never
saw him in our town. nor do we know one
of Our citizens who ever did 50 closely did
De content himself at home. He enjoyed
uniform good health and was accustomed
every Sunday 10 walk TO the Catholic
church al 81. Nicholas, distance ofalmOSt
mile lie has passed away far from his
native land and further still from the stir
ring and eventiul scenery of his early man
hood. Peace to his ashes. - Cambria Free
l2GE.
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.-i --e4 american Consumption rem
Il Wm Halls BalsaIa for iLe lungs,
t.e worse cases Of coughs, colds and
.. diseases OF the lungs. throat and
For wAoup:nE cough and Group it
certain specific. The most obstinate
ield TO Halls Balsam. when used
sE.-inEIy. Stands 20 iar lcad Of all
TrcIa-4:iOEs. Sold everywhere.
Z Henry Curran d Co. proprie-
N College Place y. Y.
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10 Aaran Ci-7isssy. Tl1acs Chrissay. Eliza Chris
sey. Mary Chrissty ami Jacob y alter. residing
In S1mersc; comfy. Pa, Samuel C'r.ssey re-
siding ia Bedford caIlty- F... ami H1mm
Waller, WAGsE Wh6realaurs T. guk3rl-
You are hereby I0tifeI that n pursleuea If q
ETiJ 0i partition. issUci Gus sf thc Orphans Court
u Somerset county Pa. [ VIII bold al inquest on
the real estate Of Jacob Chr. ss1y. deceased in
Shade township. at bis late rcsilcnce- GA TL1-s-
dav. the 2sth day of JsuTarv, Is74 whore you cen
attend if Fou think proper.
OLIVER kNEFPER.
fceL- ~fffa-
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l0l.a-Jp 10 the present time The win
as-E Ei been scseTe enough - close up
Peek ana ponds in this vicinity, and
e. men are Icinuin- 10 fear that they
-g. o ahle i0 1iil their ice-hoCses
- .ic cooling element However,
So. -ir in hopes that q supply viii De
-.a .e.,-e tsc winter is over iftheir
sauld prove -roundless, the north
- .ala,,> W.. le called uIon io far
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CLARK'S
MagiG Glass Gutter.

This is wonderful little Invention. and for the
triing expense Of FIFTY CENTS. every person
can have one in his house and he his own glazier.
This instrument will cut glass better than any di
amond which viii cost Fifty Dollars.
Any person can use it, IL Is simply nice putty
knife with a little steel wheel that ma kcs twenty
hve hundred revolutions 4 minute-tempored in
peculiar manner.
IL requires no skill or practice 20 use It. Any
body can cut glass with it-eyen a child. IL will
last life time. A light pressure on the glass Is
all that Is necessary.
Hp-AGENTS WANTED.
Sent prepaid. to any address safely packed.
upon receipt Of 90 cents and a letter stamp by
H. II. CLARK s. co.
s03 East Capitol ST., Washington, ID. c.
dec2l
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n.staie Of william johnson, late Of Berlin bOr
deceased.
Letters Of administration cum tes.ameRfO an
nero ON the above estate having been granted
10 the undersigned. notice Is hereby given 10 those
indebted 10 IL 70 make immediate payment, and
those having claims against IL, 10 present them
duly authenticated for settlement at the store Of
johnson 4 Son. In Berlin. on Thursday, February
18th, ls74.
THEOPHELUS JOHNSON,
lanls Administrator
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"y tlc 5G,h Uliimo "a lot Of boys were
ding down the Hill al Manner Station,
T--a one Of them run IN front of a pas
,--ar .ac.motive, which resulted IN land
-- lin some sixty feet or more from the
-la. lie had some signs og life in him
H-.1 picked mp. lie was carried 10 the
when G!c WAS cXtinci.-GrlfHSlurg
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4 EnlInn.n- .hIINt
DEfpGE gt1LpEN.s N9TcE

ID
The Commissioners % S5nsrEet Cotl.4i viii 0l-
fer 10 let at public 0utcry 20 tn loves bidders ou
the premises the contracts for the tuiisiug oi The
fullowisg bridges on the preiaisca 70 wi:
On Tuesday the -1th day Of January. i>If. at %
o'clock the building % a bridge over Laurel H-i
Creek in UTslla 6opVugh. where the Eosd leading
from Petersburg crosses said creek
On Wednesday the 18th day Of JsDuary 1874. al
10 o'clock anil On the Vremises the building oi q
bridge over COxs Greek near he house ~ NDaii
Roberts 10 Somerset township.
Ga Thursday the 10Th day OF January 1874. at -
o'clock on the prs1ises ipe's sawInifi In len
ner Township, the building q a bridge Oyer Que
mahoning Greek, where the road crosses the creek
ies,iiDg from Somerset % Jsiinst0V1 turnpike. -
q point On the Bedford and tirccnsbUrg turnpike.
At or near the house late the pTyfcrfy VI Abraham
DIbeTt- deceased, in JcuneT IvW Wnship
On Friday the .th OF Ianuary 1874. at % clock.
on the premises. q briggs JTer Shade cree 10
Pain; Township, where LLe rla1 crosses. leading
from Berlin 70 Joifust0Wn. in srit township
The contractors viii be required % give sceurity
for the same for the performance 0l the said egl-
tracts tbs dag Of sale. Spell lhcatens viii Be Cx-
hinitel. on that day- ...
ATTEST: JACOB J. WALTER.
JACoE EETP, VAL. J.. MILLER.
-Sl-sA. J. j. cot A1K4IAN.
Lefi. f'crr.i Is sions r.
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THE following is the list of Jurors drawn
for the February term Of Court:
GRAND JURORS.
Berlin Bor.-Cyrus Musser.
Brothersvalley-John Altfather, George
F. Hay. Henry Landis
Dale City Bor-William Sayler
Elklick-Peter l.. Miller.
Greenville-Simon Glotfelty.
Mifor,i-Jacob +. Walker
Somerset Bor-Charles r RhoSds, John
A. Walter, John Hill
Somerset Tp,-David Husband, 5. A.
Chorpening. Henry Sipe. Jacob S. Pile,
Samuel 5. Miller.
Shade-lsaac Eelerick.
SOuthampton-Samuel Boyer.
Stoystown Bor John Hite.
Stonycreek-John b. Hill, Ed. Spang
Ter.
Quemahoning-George W. Wheeler.
Summit-Jerome Newman, Jerome
Countryman.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
First week -
Addison-Simon Lision. Henry c. Duck
worth, John A. Walker.
Allegheny William Cougbenour.
hersvalley-Casper lskins. Dennis
Hay, Levi Weller, Edward kimmel.
Conemaugh--EllwOod Swank, Isaac
Yoder.
Dale City Bore. W. Case, Frank o.
Livengood.
Elkiick-John J. Keim, Demetrius
Compton
GreenvilIe-Elisha Baer, Daniel Deal.
Jefferson-John Nair.
Jenner-Levi Griffith, Frederick Trexel,
Franklin Shafer.
Milford-Jerry Shultz, Gillian Walker,
Nicholas Barron.
Salisbury Bor.-Oliver W. Boyer.
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-S insane brother and sister named
..-z Who were confined in a small out
aninE the residence Of their rela-
... r Vlaj Is known as the Loop,
~ Ildayslurg were burned 10 death
- A1ay Of last week, in consequence OF
Ing taking fire from an overhead
@ The bodies were burned 20 =
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This space is reserved for J.
I. BIymyer, who has removed
his stock into the most magni-
fcent hardware room in this
place. He can be found in
Room No. 8, Baer's Block.
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Religious Services in Bel Air and Vicinity.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1S14


Mthodist Episcopal.-Bel Air, 1919 a. M, Mt.
Zion, 3 p. m, Rev. II. S. France.
Emory, 1917 a. m, Vernon, p. m, Rev.
F. Clarkson.
Methodist PrOfes,dnt--Bel AR, II n m, MI.
Carmel, 8 p. IN. Rev. j. Robert.
Mt Tabor, 1913 a. M, Deer Creek, p. m,
Rev. A. d. Melvin.
Christian Ch,nch-Ncar Clayton Rev. F. Ma
rion Hawkins, NJ. D., pastor. Services every
Sunday morning ut II o'clock.
Protestant E'DiScoDal-St. Mary's Emmor-
ton, II a M, REV. w. F. Brand. Rock Spring.
II A. m, Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, p. m
Rev. William f. Snowden. Trinity, Church
vile, II a. III. and Z p. m, Rev. f. a Colburn
Grace Church, Darlington, ~ p. m, Kew. l.. A.
Colburn.
PreSbyterian.-Bc Air, II n. m ana I p. m,
Rev. Ed Fiuney. Grove Presbyterian Church,
Aberdeen, II a. IN. and ~ p. IN, Rev. ID. X.
Campbell. FranElnyllc Presbyterian Church,
Every Sabbath, ut II Il. M, Rev j. p. Carter.
Roman CahOIic.-St. lgnaiius, Hickory, every
Sunday and Holiday, at 1913 a. IN.
NJ Il. Church South-Appointme for Janu-
ary.-4th, Aberdeen, II A. NJ, Darlington p. NJ.
11th, Dublin, II A. NJ, Farview School House,
p. NJ. 18th, Jarrettsvile, ! A. NJ. and p. NJ.
House, 3 p NJ. Rev. c. Y. Simmons, j. p.
January 4th, Jarrcttsyile, II A. NJ. and p. NJ.
11th, Pcrrymansville II A. NJ, Elliotts School
House, =. NJ 18th, Aberdeen, II A. NJ, Dalring-
ton, p NJ. 25th, Dublin, II A. NJ, Fairyiew
School House, 3 p. NJ. }. c. Scdwick, p. c.
Fallston Presbyterian M'nrh.-Evcry Sabbath,
at p. NJ.
Prayer Meeting in one of the churches in Bel
Air every Wednesday, at ~ p. Nj.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-01-16
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE.

Reasons why YOU should use H.
Because all BARRIERS say II is the best.
Brcausc ii imparts II natural color.
Because il is harmless.
Because it contains no Sugar Lead.
Because il has no bad smell.
because lis effect ID imetaniu' PoEs.
Because il leaves the hair soft and glossy.
Because il contains no sulphur.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. au22-ly
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-01-16

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TTNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
l. subscribers have obtained from the Regis
ter Of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
SOPHIA f. NORRIS,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same with the
legal vouchers thereof on or before the
18Th day Of December, 1874,
or they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals this 10th
day of December 1878.
SOPHIA A. NORRIS,
SAMUEL +. WHISTLER,
dcc10 Administrators.
CarnatinpS and Mattin o,s
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Estray Notice.

Estray Notice.
HaU0rd County, 10 eoa.
T HEREBY CERTIFY that Mark Mous-
i dale, of Hartford county, brought before
me- the subscriber, a Justice of the Peace of
the State of Maryland, in and for said coun-
ty, this 31st day of December, 1873, as strays,
trespassing upon his enclosures, two HElF-
ERS, supposed to be about one year old
marked red and white.
Given under my hand
JAS. A. FULTON.
The owner or owners of the above describ-
ed heifers are requested to prove property,
pay charges and take them away
MARK MOULSDALE,
jan9-3t* near Abingdon.