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WE have received q letter, we suppose
II is a letter. at this Office. Deciphering the
heiroglyphics that appeared on the walls
OF Belshazzar's palace was an easy task
compared with reading il. aud it wasn't
from Frank COwan either.
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SKYpEn 4 UHIs have notified their
friends and numerous customers that on
and after the LIST Of December. they will
sell exclusively Tor cash. at very low prices.
Cali and see before purchasing elseH here.
Cash viii buy cheap.
SNYDrH 6 Uni.
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WE have received present of a Thanks
giving turkey, and we amt proud either.
Were that famous old bird owned by job
still in the flesh. you could look through
ours TO count the ribs on Jobs.
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Save Doctor Bills !

Many dollars can be saved annually b. 1fsg
Schmidt's Compound called Mans Frod 81
Family Gem, which Il 4 tonic wine biEtsrA RsoPar-
ed b. /. y. SCHMIDT, at No. 40 Pena aEenae
Pittsburgh, Pa. This compound - oonPosedot
roots and herbs, and strictly pure Ut1eSBn pIsas
ant 10 take and iuvigcrates the WHO'S AS1
A. a vafnabl, SANITY medicine; X vii cure aud.-
eases OF the bowels; Il Is a pForentatiIe 80
era. and as a blood purifier AS ane1csos thaf
demand for this popular 1edcine n 1901
heretofore it has been mposstb.e = nS-eizsirsf ~
NJ Schmidt has lately tnercased ~ 49,. S.ff1-
prcparInx It. The price p ~ - n ~ui thsn
facti0u guaranteed. Try . oos. ~ aae We
sssa no FSs sSs bisters 10 oaE own family and HHo"
whereof We speak
Try Il, reader, It T'ti DO you
aug12
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GENTS UNDERwARE, Collars and Cuffs.
Handkerchief, Merino and British Hose,
Scaris, Bows and Ties, at low prices, at
Fashion Bazaar
MRs. JAS. B. TREDwELL.
No. q, Mammoth Block.
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CHARLES LAUGHTOS, q graduate OF the
HERALD office walked IN on us one day
oflast week. Charlie" hangs out at
Driftwood aud looks well.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-11-25

VIM. B. CoFFRoTH foreman OF the Fut-
ley Independent Office, chin whlskers and
ali, skipped in to see us this week lie
looks well and has entirely recovered from
The efTec;s of the flight he TT for the Re
publican cause.
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NoTIcE.-All persons knowing them
selves indebted to US, will please call a;
our new Flour depot on NIarshalls corner,
and make immediate payment, as we have
suffered by fire, and necessity requires that
we make collection Of all outstanding &C
counts.
H. r nrrprru
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FoR the information o fthose readers of
the HERALD who are engaged in teaching,
we would say, that Thanksgiving IS alegal
holiday and that they 10 not draw pay for
teaching on that day.
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LADIES and Children's Fur Sets, at re-
markably low prices, at Fashion Bazaar.
MRs. JAS. B. TREDwELL.
No. 6 Mammoth Block.
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]. f. HARTRANFT
the Governor.
NJ. S. QUAY.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.


A DIsTINGUIsEEn medical authority
warns the drinkers of water of wells near
dwellings, to beware Of the typhoid poison
sure to be found sooner or later in these
reservoirs. If any Of the house drainage
can percolate TO them. The gelatinous
matter often found upon the stones of a
well is poison to the human system, caus-
ing by its spores a fermentation of the
blood. with the abnormal heat of fever.
Wholesome, untainted water is always
tree from all color and odor. To test it
thoroughly, place in il a few grains of
lump sugar, and expose it, stoppered, 10
sunlight, in a window. II, even after an
exposure of eight or ten days the water
becomes turpid, be sure that it has been
contaminated by sewerage of some kind.
Il it remains perfectly clear, 1t is pure and
cafe.
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The Qnean Of England, it appears. has
strictly fobidJen any participation IN u
Centennial by the royal family. or any
members thereof. Such delicacy Is OF
course natural. II would scarcely be
courteous to the memory Of George III.
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Two original stories viii be found IN
this edition of the HERALD. The
Sianiac,s Ride" on the first page by r. r.
lfoddy, and "a Tale" a Thanksgiving
story by "Ope of Four on the Fourth
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Sous q REERITs.

GENTS Buck. Dog Skin. Wash-Leather
md Kid Gloves, suitable for street or driv-
.ng, at Fashion Bazaar"
Mrs. JAS. b. TREDwElI.
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
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OuR friend and patron. Mr.. Frank
Countryman, recently sold his farm neal
Evansville. containing so acres tor 5000
Mr.. Jacob Baker wal the purchaser.
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THE Supreme Court has decided that an
express agent collecting money for whisky
sent into a local option county marked
C. o. d., is guilty OF a violation of the
local option law, as he is virtually acting
as an agent for the sale Of liquor.
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If YOU have any bookbinding to do, go
to John Helf. The Somerset people can
see specimens of his work by calling at the
Office Of DIR. II. Brubaker.
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ONE OF the hardest lessons for young
people to learn is to practice economy. 1t
is 8 harder duty for a young man to accu-
mulate and save his first Thousand dollars
than the next ten thousand. A man can
be economical without being mean. and 1t
is one of his most solemn duties to lay up
sufficient in his days OF strength and pros
perity to provide for himself and those
who are or may be dependent ON him IN
DAYS of sickness or misfortune.
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MARRIED..

IMHOFF-WELsHANs-Or lSth.
1874. at the home of the briie, 10y Rev.
L. d. Steckel. assisted by Revs. ]. w. Al
srach. A. Z. TruxaI and II. F. Keener,
lir. William Conrad Imhoffa and Miss Mary
ReBeeca Welshans, both of Meyersdaie.
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TIE Disciples congregation have a force
Of hands at work on their church. A de-
termined effort is being made TO have II
finished by the LIST of April, 1915.
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WE give notice right here that Il is use
less for our subscribers 10 ask for back
numbers containing the Bandit OF the
Alleghenics, " as we have sold all we had.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-11-25

Lore of Ladies Windsor Tics, slightly
damaged, at halfprice, at Fashion Bazaar.
Mrs. JAS. B. TREDwELL,
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
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We have ommitted our market report
for the past few weeks as 1t was not cor
rected regularly, hereafter we will en-
deavor to have it corrected so that it may
be relied upon.
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several s.iua,: = nreifa=s Barn~d.
We lave stopped our press
to i scrt the follow ng dis
patcir
MEYERsDALE, Nov. "a.
A fire broke out about half
past 8 o'clock last nigh. in
Baugher's store. Hunters gro
cers, Donges' Butcher Shop
and Gill. Walters reeidence
were reduced to ashes.
The light from the fire could
be seen here.
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bed.

R0SS-Tuesdsy morning. November
18th, 1874. VERNE. daughter of A. Mar
shall and Laura Hagans Ross, of Conflu-
ence, Pa, aged 10 months and3 days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-11-25

WITHIS the last fifteen years the Caiho-
lies of the world have sent the Pope $50.
000, Geo.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-11-25

IT is supposed by some persons hat it is
necessary for farmers and others to adver-
tise that cunning and hunting is forbidden
on their lands. The act of April 0, 1890,
provides that if any person shall presume
I hunt or carry a gun on any enclosed or
impro 5ed lands of any inhabitant of this
State, without permission OF the owner, or
shall thereof be convicted before any
Justice of the Peace, he shall for every
such offence, forfeit the sun of forty shit
lings. This act, The Supreme Court al
Penn ylsania in a case decided May 18th.
1869, is siin 10 force, aud that offenders
may be summarily convicted, upon infor-
maiian laid before any Justice of the
Peace. Farmers are not obliged 10 adver-
tise. but it is as well to do so as il saves the
~annoyanees Of reSorting to legal proceed
ings in many cases. because gunners will
know that hunting viii not be permitted
on their properties, and therefore viii give
their premises a wide berth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-11-25

ALREADY Christmas looms up IN the dis
lance.
IT is thought pork viii command high
prices this winter.
THEnew postal card will be nearly white
and printed with black ink.
PoRK ! PoRKi Pork ,l-For dressed
pork or live hogs call on Cook & Beerits.
THE Chambersburg RepoiuOry is pub
fishing the Bandit of the A~lleghenies. =
DESPITE the rain, snow and buster OF
last week. the work on Cook & Beeriis
new building vent bravely on.
AUNIoN service will be held by the
different denomination of the town, in
the Lutheran Church on Thanksgiving
day.
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PRIME Sugar Cured Hams, Shoulders,
AMI Best Leaf Lard, cheap for cash at
RHoADs 4 Bros.
Feed FEED Corn, Cats, and all
kinds Of Feed, for cash only. at
FLOUR grain and feed on hands. Please
Cook & BEERrrs.
Inst REcErAEp. a large stock Boots and
Shoes. which will be sold at reduced prices,
SNYDER & UHL.
90 cakes Ct good Laundry Soap only
81. All other goods as cheap in proper
ton, AT
Two youths and their sweeihearts paid
he HERALD Office a visit on saturday
We are always pleased 10 show visitors our
Office.
BEsr Family Floar. Fresh ground
Bnckwheat Flour al reduced prices at
RHoADs & Bios.
Buy your Boots and Shoes. Hats and
Caps, at the reliable cash store OF
FRANK SIPE & Co,
Somerset. Pa.
You can find a nice new stock Of Boots
and Shoes, at prices that cannot Ian TO
please You al
WI are pleased TO inform our friends
that We have Just received and opened our
fall stock OF dress Goods and Trimmings.
Furs shsWls ecaTis, Felf Skirts, Hoep.
skirts. Oorsefs, Gloves, sc. Men s and
Boys Clothing, Fats and Gaps. Boots and
Shoes, Ladies aud Gents Gum and Felt
Overshoes, SC. Hardware, Qgeensware,
CARPETS and OIL Clothes TrUnSs, Naliscs,
Saichels, Horse Covers, Lap Robes,
c. & G. HOLDEEBAUM.
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See Reduction in Prices.
Frank Sipe & Co.
cHERIFF's SALE.

-
an ~ he Court Of Common Pieas Of Somerset
eTunfy. Pa. and 10 me directed ] viii expose ~
sale ~ pubiicoutcry, at the Court House, insSom-
erset. on Wednesday, the 9th day Of December.
1874. at / O'Clock Of said day, all tbc right. title.
interest and claim VI John ID. HOddy, Of, Ia and
10 he following described real estate, viz:
All the minerals, mineral privileges netala
ores ami mineral substances lying and being IN
der and contained within all that piece or parcel
Of Land situate In Brothersvalley township, Son-
erset Co. Pa. which Is fully and particularly Do
seribeI by metes and bounds, courses AMI distan-
ces ia a deed from John G.. Hay and Sarah his
wife 10 John ID. Roddy,dstet July IS, 18e& and -
coried in record Of deeds for Somerset Co. Pa
s4. pages IS and 20. containing - acrcA more
a. less- adjoining lands Of J. C0untlyman. Philip
Isv ami others. together with the APparteaanees-
Tsken ia execution as the property Of John ID.
RoIdy AZ the suit Of John ., Hay
OLIVER KNEPPER,
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control them. The IestilRopy sf our best cifi-
zens, Of all Glasses. establishes the fact. Inst
CHERRY PEcroRNL VII and fne= r7'isyf 90 :
cure the affecting d~iso-isr~ 81 IT, lsat and
Lungs beyord any sther ..ei.ca.e. The mo,t
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary cgans
yield to it, power; and eases Of Consumption,
cured BY this preparation, are publicly known-
so remarkable a. hardly 10 be believed we're
they not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy
ie IS adequate, on which the public mrs Tey
for full protection. By curing COuchss ire
forerunners Of more serious disease, i' saves ui-
numbered lives, and an amount Of siiherile aot
TO be computed. 1t challenges trial. ana con.
vinces tie most scepticnl. livery ltilii! sheAN
keep i. OF hand as a protection agaiust Inc carry
and uuperceived attack of Puineasry Atee-
tons, which are easily net q Hrsf, but Ehien
become incurable. and too often htalf II neg
lected. Tcndsr lungs need tkis deience' ard ~
Ia unxise to be without i. As z safeguard -
children. amid the distressing diseases Whish
beset the Throat and Chest OF chihhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL IS invaluable; Tor, by ~ timely use,
m~uititudes are rescued fran premature graves,
aad saved TO the love ard affection centred on
sbem. Il acts speedily and surely against Ortf-
porv colds. securing sound and health-restoring
sieen No enc viii suffer troublesome Iahu-
1n1a and painful Bronchitis, when they know
bow easily they can be cSrcd.
Originally the product Of long, labsrious' ana
successful chemical investigation, no cost Or toi
Is SHARED in making every bottle in the Utmost
possible perfection. It may be confidently relied
npon as possessing All the virtues It has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest il has ever effected
PREPARED by
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
~ opnaarsra xvERrwHERE.
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TEE extension of the Western Mary
land Railroad to JohBstowD, SAYS the Al
ioona Tribune. is now being agiiated.
The link suggested is from Hagerstown TO
J~ohnstOwn,% connecting with the Pennsvl-
wanna Central Railroad, a distance at fully
one hundred miles. through Franklin. Full
ton, Bedford, Somerset and Cambria coun-
lies. Pennsylvania. The route surveyed,
though mountainous and costly, would
greatly shorten the distance between Balti-
more and all western points. Its estimat-
Cd that ten millions Of dollars would con-
struct the road and fully equip 1t for s
paying business, which ii IS confidently
predicted by its projectors would follow
Efforts viii doubtless be made TO induce
the city OF Baltimore to provide the ways
and means.
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DUBLIC SALE
A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE

Estate or John Foust late Of Brothersvally twp,
deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, notice Is
hereby given to those indebted to it 70 make imme-
date payment. and those having claims against
It, to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment at late residence of deceased, on saturday,
the 2nd day OF January lsIS
WILLIAM FOUST.
administrator
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LADIES and Children's Knit Merino
Underware at Fashion Bazaar"
Mrs. JAS. b. TREDwELLs
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
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B w anted
KENNkRD & OUlESLUYS

IT is o time for shipping GAADES
RITTER and we advise all the
dairymen to take advantage Of every cold
dav 10 ship their butter down 10 us as rap
idly as possible. We have a very Gctsoe
caH now. for good dairies and can readily
sen from 1000 to 1000 kegs every week
at highest market price. Butter merchants
from the South and coast cities are now be
Ginning TO Law in their fall and winter
stocks orbutter, and we advise dairymen
10 shin their butter promptly 50 as TO gel
the advantage of this very desirable trade
We will use every eilortto sell at liIGH-
EST PRICES, aud as soon as the butter
is sold will send sales and check We
will also make liberal advances on ship
ments.
promptly.
Respectfully &c,
KENNARD & oUDEsLUYS,
IS EXCHANGE PLACE,
Baltimore, Nd.
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AlN 9AaA mr. E~ANNf - $3.50
DEPART. PITTsRURGH TINE. ARRIVE.
Uniontown Ae- MeKeesport Ac-
eom-........6:3 an com......-.. .6;45 ar.
Through Mail 500 an Mckeesport Ae-
Mixed Way. .925 an com ..---....I.3 an.
M'KeespOTt Ae- W Newton Ae-
eom....-....11:o0 an e0m....--.-S:2j am.
MeKeesport Ac- Through tx. $50 q m.
com-...-.....3I5 pm. UnioutOWn Ae-
Uniont0wn Ac- om.-..-.-..lO 1918 AN.
om-..-.....S 45 pm. MeKeesport Ac-
Mckeespc4t Ac- conn., II: m.
com...--....425 pm. lIkeespOrt Ae-
". Newton Ac- Om....--...2 200 PA.
eOm..-......5:15 PIN. MeKeesport Ac-
Nckeesport Ae- Ieom-.-.-- o10p-m-
com. -........ $40 pm, UniOntOwn Ae-
Through TX, SEQ pm. eOm......-.5:40 pm.
MeKeesport Ae- iM'Keesport Ae-
com...-.....lll5 pm com -..------.f.9 pm.
West Newton Through Mail. $50 pm.
Church Train. I245 pm West Newton
Church Train. 1905 pm
Nail anil Accumulation Trains dIlT, except
SlHiiTS. EITG8 Trains ddilJ.
E. (. HYNDMM, SAMLG. HOUGH.
Gen. SIbt. Cen. Pass. hgt.
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Pittsburgh conasllsville
ALTERATION OF TIME.

On and AFTER Sunday, Nov. 18th, ls54, Trains
on this Road viii Depart and Arrive from Depot,
orner Grant and Water streets, as follows:
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:yers
Cherry PeCtOral,
For Diseases Of the Threat snd LCnSz
sach a Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption

Amorg the FTeot
d. eoveria. u iunerru
science. few are q
more real va'Ee 60
mankind lian Ills r.
] fec:u5l reines'v ur
disease Of tie Iis4t
and IL. 4 vast
trial d Is virtues
~uhrougaout riii> md
other countries ~
shown ,tns; L Ggss
surely siid sdcciualiy
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The Somerset Herald.
TIME TABLES

WEDNESDAY. November %, 1874.
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SOMERSET X MINERAL POINT RAILROAD.
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With the Largest, Most Stylish, Beat
Made, and Cheapest Stock OF MEMS
and BOYS CLOTHING, we invite you
all TO call on us.
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JUsT RECEIAED, a large stock Boots ana
Shoes, which will be sold at reduced prices
very cheap for cash.
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Or. ]. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
SOLD BIZ ALL 3RuaeIsrs EYEETwHERE'
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.Nn ara M TO THEIR INTEREST TO SHIP TO Us. wEPRoMIsE RETURNS
GHECK Asso0N AS THE BUTTER Is SOIL. AND WILL MAKE LlBEkALAp
VANCES ON ALI SHIPMENTS
CARDS CAN b L OBTAINED AT EAFRE OFFfCEo
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FRANZ slrE & 90. 5.

You can find a nice new stock OF Boots
and Shoes, at prices that cannot an TO
nlnasn Won al
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PRIME Sugar Cured Hams, Shoulders
an Best Leaf Lard, cheap for cash at
RHoADs & Bros.
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lndispUtabie Evidence.

ST. ELMO, ILL.,, July 5, 1874.
II. V. PIERCE, u. d., Buffalo, n. Y.
i wish to add my Testimony to the
wonderful curative properties of your
Alt. Ext, or Golden Medical Discov-
cry. have taken great interest in this
medicine since first used it. was
oadiy afflicted with dyspepsia, liver
deranged aud an almost Perfect pros
traiion of the nervous system. So
rapid aud complete did the Discovery
effect a perfect cure tbat it seemed
more ike magic ard perfect wonder
to myself, and since that time We have
never been without bottle of the Dis
covery and Purgative Pellets in the
house. They are q solid, sound family
physIc IN the house aud ready at ali
times TO fy to the relief of sickness
without charge. We have never had
doctor in the house since we first began
the use of your Pellets aud Discovery.
| have recommended the use OF these
medicines IN several severe and COM
plicated cases arising from, as | sup
posed, an impure state of the blood,
and in no one case have they :ailed to
more than accomplish all they claimed
to DO. l will only mention one as re-
markable, Though l could give you
dozen>) Henry kosier, furniture deal
er, Of this place, Who was one Of the
most pitifui objects ever seen, his face
swollen out of shape, scales and erup-
tions without end, extending to his
body, which was completely covered
with bIoiches and scales. Nothing that
be took seemed to effect it a particle.
| finally induced him to try few bot
ties of the Go.den Medical Discovery,
with daily use of the Pellets, assuring
him it would surely cure him He
commenced its use some SIX weeks
since, taking two Pellets each night for
week, then one each night, and the
Discovery as directed. The result is,
to day his skin is perfectly smooth. and
the scaly eruptious are gone. He has
taken some seven or eight bottles in all
and considers himself cured. This case
lad bafiled the skill of our best phys!
clans. Messrs. Dunsford 4 Co, drug
gists, Of this place, are selling largely
of YOUR medicines and the dem and
steadily increases, and they give per-
feet satisfaction in every case.
Respectfully.
W. Il. CHAMPLIN.
Agt. Am. Exp. Co.
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NeW Advertisements
SRERIEE:S SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of Fl. Fa., is
ID sued out of the Court &C Common
Pleas OF Juniata county ant to me kirected,
will be exposed to public sale, at tn Court
House, in the borough of Miiliin-own, at
O'Clock z. NJ, on FRIDAY, DECEMBER
4th, 1871. the following real estate, viz:
A tract of land situate in Monroe town
ship Juniata county, adjoining lands of
Henry keesling, Thomas Watts and others
on the north, Enoch Swar:z on the east,
Priscilla Yarrisvn and J. ID. Grape on the
south. and on the west by J. d. Grape aud
Thomas Watts, containing 81 Acres.
more or less, having thereon erected log
House and Log Barn. SeIzed, tikcn in
execution and 10 be sold as the property of
I.ucien Grape.
WM. II. KNOUSE, Sheriff.
Sherih's Office, Mitilintown,
Nov. 10, 1874.
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has yet been made with the United
States. although i, was promised at the
same time, AMI the President has come
to the determination that it is about
time that letter writing on the subject
should, and i. is understood that letter.
writing on the subject should cease,
aud il is understood that he will in-
s,ruct Secretary Fish TO demand i'm
mediate settlement.
Last Monday there was quite seri-
Gus shooting affra at Fannettsburg Pa,
in which DIR. Alexander was seriously
wounded by POST master Typer.
DIR. A hearing that Typer had some
i'll feelings toward hun. went to the p.
o, for the purpose of talking to him
just rs be entered the door Typer dis
charged revolver, the ball taking
effec, IN the breast. DR. a, knowing
bis only chance of lite was to run,
started for Weinman i Bros Store.
Typer followed him, 6aing two shots at
him on the way and still following him
into the store, fred two more shots,
one ball striking Mr.. Henry Weunman
on the shoulder but no, injuring him.
The other ball struck DR.. Alexander in
the head entering just back of the ear
and passing along the skull bone, com
ing out just over the eye, making a
very dangerous wound. Typer was ar
rested and taken to Jail. Domestic
troubles are alleged as the cause of
Tyrer's attack upon the doctor. The
matter will he fully sifteG by the court.
The doctor is recovering slowly. but Is
not yet considered out cf danger.