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r EGAL NOTICE.

II
10 Norman X. Sullivan, Elias A. Sullivan, Ma
thaniel " Sullivan. George r Sullivan. residing
in Pittsburgh, Pa; Minerya r, intermArrieJ
with Chester DE Puey, Nancy L Sullivan, re-
siding in Mont xuInery county. Iowa
You are hereby nosifed that N pursuance OF .
writ OF partition issued out Cf the ttrphans Court
of Somerset county. Pa, will hold an inquest On
the real estate OF Philip Sullivan, deceased, on
the foiioving described tracts Of land. via:
No l. The home place of said deceased. situate
in Upper Turkeyfoot 4 wnship in said ceUnty. adj
,oining lands of John a. kimmel ami Daniel
Swerner, containing acres and three quarters
aud nve perches-
No. = fhs undividei one-haIl Of certain tract
of land situate in the same township adjoining
lands of Samuel King, Samuel MetzlsE a1doibers,
containing l7o acres
No ). tract Of land situate In the same tows-
ship. and partly IN Lazw TuT Tseyf,lot township,
In said county, adjoining lands Of Mirhael Hoch-
stetier. Jonathan Ernert and others, eoutaininS
SIC acres. more or less
No. 4. A certain tract os land situate IN Middle
creek township, IA said county. sdrsiuiDg hands 81
Rcss Il King, Levi Snyder, and Others, contain
ing 10 acres and % perehcs
Nos. A certain tract q land situate In NJ idle.
creek township Aforesaid. adloing laTsls Of Aaron
Hechler. tracl No and others, containing II
acres. mere " less on Thnrsd sy, the s,h day q
April, 1s74. beginning at the homestead farm
when and where yOuca attend " yet think proper
aft ~ OLIVER kSEPPER
mur4 Sheriff
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JACK. PAINTER d Co, received the
a.v.r- order: Please send me the
music 90 strike the harp in praise OF God
4ll paddle your own canoe.
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F-Es Ac,D SKINs.-The highest cash
lr.rs VIII be paid 10y me for all kinds ol
t--s and skins.
JOSIAH zimmerman,
Somerset Pa.
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professional.

DIR. George B. Fundenbcrg. Of Cumberland.
Md informs his friends that he has this DAY asso-
eiated with himself in the practice Of medicine
| and surgery. his Sun, DIR. Walter Z. Fundendery
late the resident surgeon q the New York Eye
and Ear Infirmnry.
Special attention will be paidto the diseases Of
I the I've and Ear. MARI
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CAsracrA + more than 4 substitute for Caste
on L IS the only safe article IN existence which
Is crla!n q assiiiate the food, regulate the bow
els, euso deolie and produce natural sleep. 1t
contains nsisacr minerals morphine OF alcohol,
aul i pleasant 70 take Children need.not cry
auI mothers may rest. april2.
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EsEEtEI.


ZIMMERsiAN-On thc7s,h inst. Henry
Zimmerman oi Quenahouing Tp-, aged
Ga yrs. muS. 2! days.
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ON Wednesday last Mr. Alexander Y
Stanton. OF stanton : Mills. Somerset coun
~. returned to thisphce from Grceasbgrg
whittier he had been for the purpose OF
EpayinE short visit TO a son who reside.
in that vicinity. He complained OF a con.
Eestive chill on that day, and with diiiicgl
" made his way from the depotE,o the res
idence of another son who resides near thc
upper end Of Maine street. After reach
Ing the house he Immediately took 10 his
bed. and commenced gradually sinking TN
til 1;l5 O'Clock this morning, when death
claimed him. He retained possession OF
his faculties up until the last moment, and
within twenty minutes Of his death called
around him his tyo sons. and other attend.
ants, bidding them an eternal farewell
.J0EUstgt-u Tribune.
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FATHER when You 90 to The store ask
t!a ao,tlc Of Morrison x Bro :, Cough
,rr.p and Liniment. - no family can DO
.-.f..-.-- -Iarn mll2m
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R.-rAss MINERAL POINT.
Pittsburgh & connsllsv!lle
RAILROAD.
P-y5lrgL. Washington & Baltimore
SHORT LIME"
LIBERATION OF TIME.

-r.re- sunday, FEBRUARY 18th. ls54- Trains
-p.sf viii Depart and Arrive from Depot
and Water streets. as follows:
---rsrr-ReH rIME- ARRIVE
,.r sUam. McKecspOri Ac-
L-+r Nail 500 am com 80. 90 D. IL
4.0am Nckcesp0rt Ac-
.h- CON ..--.---.- % % a n.
. h-ii -r-1s N ". Newton Ac-
sr. A.. CON ..--.--.. $50 an
r.4s I, m Through EN. 500 A. m
Counellsyille Ac-
E-Ar.'. as u m com ......-. 1850 a. IN.
A. Mekeesport Ac-
W Newton r-7srr1 com .-.... 1910 4. m.
M'keesPort Ae-
go pm. com ---..---. --io' Pun
.srl % m Tui1mtown Ac-
--l-- --A-' com ..-.. .6-l5 7. m
-'A. -r-glpm. M'keespurt Ac-
com - - Am.
H.. -s-a.r.u. Through Mail. .2-2O pm.
I- 4-' West Newton
Church Train. 1905 a. m.
-7u7V7V.g SLMLC. H0UGH,
G:l. SLli G6l. Fa@. AgL
..-sI Ticket Office, 43 9th Avenue.
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A UDIToR'S NOTICE.

David SayIor No =l5 February Term. ls75-
% VOLUNTARY assignment Tor the
W X. Hay. Nheneht of creditors
And ION t0Kit 18th February. 1s5&- on motion
Of Val Hay, Esq, the Court appoint J. o. Hin
mel auditor 10 distribute the fund in the hands Of
the assignee to and amSnZ thSse legally entitled
thereto.
Extraet frum the record certified q March. Is74
L N SCHROCk- Pro.
NOrICE--Thc undersigned VIII attend Al the
0dice sf Val Hay, EsE. in Somerset borough. On
Friday, March -, ls54 70 perform the duties en-
joined by the above commission
10. hIEMEL-
MARI Auditor
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Va are in receipt Of copy Of the Ecte
.f Tairs. published at Johnsiown by j.
?. Campbell Sr. Il Is d sprishtiy sheet
Democratic in politics.
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TuorsANDs attest lis virtues, and from
ID ..a~,e-s Ofthe Globe come testimonials
fa5aderiul cures performed by simmons
L---- Rr-u.atnr
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The potato bug again seems To bcaeila-
ting the minds OF the people. Last year
we prepared a mixture for the destruction
OF these miserable things, which worked
well We bought pound OF tobacco and
stepped j; thoroughly. llsn poured into It
quart Of coal oil, and filled up the two
gallon sp.inkied with boiling water.
Armed with this internal dec0c Jon We
went to.th to conquer. We met the enc
my aud he was ours, seyC.al millions Ot
him. Early next morning W. went oat 10
see what We had accomplished. Half q
dozen New York detectives coIldn' have
found living bu--neilhcr could they
have found a living potato plant in al that
patch.-B,FsfoE'c Wrtri mua.
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y CORRESPONDENT of the ~. Louis
Gl0ts. writing from Chester, Illinois.
draws terrible picture OF the ravases o;
trichina among the hogs in that section.
He estimates that in kaskaskia bottom
from l0O00t TO 15,000 porkers have died
from this terrible disease, if it may be call
ed such, within the past nine months,
and that few hogs in that region, ifany, are
free from it. II these statements are true.
people should look well 10 the source OF
their bacon supply the coming summer.
The thought OF eating choice ham which is
a literal graveyard OF dead worms even i.
they are dead, is not q plcasan, one.
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To LET.-An excellent Farm near Jen
-sr \ Roads Apply TO
DR. CoyoDE, VI. ID.
Jcnner y Roads,
Nnlnrrslf 90 ia.
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DOR SALE.

A go0p mill property IN Bedford county. with
TIVE run II nurs ami one Of cUUntry stones. Wa ater
/! wheel eighteen feet high Gearing all csst and
irOn- Three bolts. one or wheat. one for we an
one br buckwheat Everything new an in the
best Of running order. IL i located il eooi grain
country. There IS also good ssIw mill beon,in< (
4 70 n with Rose wheels. The place contains IL
acres. on Which there are two b. uses and . tglrn
erected This property 4 half e frsIn Louc0ncer-
~ Station on the Besiord y Bridgeport raiir0ad.
VIII take some western lui tIr part pay u dc
sirahle. For further rSrlicularS a.tdress
I JOSEPH CAREER.
/ fel,a5 Buffalo Mills, Bedford u p.
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v A \ 7 T D
Our Firesidc Friend. We

v A II u n ! n: So: 500: 81.
Our Firesidc Friend. We can give the
proper party good paying and easily worked
CASH BUSINESS. The tact and experience Of an
old agent is not needed 20 bc successful. though
We have more experienced agents (seeured during
the past two years. working Tor Us than any other
house in America, and they continue TO work right
along, and lnakeB salaries The secret is that
they Offer the people BETTER Inducements and
that We attend more PROMPTLY 20 their orIers.
EMPLOYMENT for al. at your homes. OF
travelling foryeur leisure moments. OF your entire
time Our Combination beats the world The
MOST for the money YOU can make money
Profitable, honorable, eongcniaL Send yo1r ad-
dress at onee and get our novel plzrs ideas. etc.
get particulars, terms etc. sent free. Address
WATERS X co, Publishers. Chicago.
dee3.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
DRIDGE BUILDERS NOTICE.

The Commissioners Of Sgmerses County v III Or
fer TO le, public 0utcry b the lowest and best
bidder the premises the contracts for the buiG-
ing OF the following bTidzes t0Yit;
Tn Tuesday. the 1th day Ul April. a. 10 0-ciocz.
the building Of briIge over C01's CreeG- Il the
place where the public road leading from John
Pritzs saw mill 20 where the clay pike crosses sal!
creek near the house OF JChu ID. BIker. IN Milford
township.
On Wednesday. the sth day Of April. az ;wo
O'Clock. TIE building Il bTiigsOyer Elkliek creek
where the road crosses by way % tie EIail route
from Dale City bOT1ugh 10 Summit Mills IN SUN
nit township
On Thursday. the oh day of April az Il o'clock.
the building OF JFiige ever flaugherty creek
where the road from George Warmers Ia the sta
ti0n hoes at Sand Patch tunnel crlsses said creek
in Lar.sner township
On Friday. the l0Ih day Of April AZ ~ 0'giOs..-
the building Of bTiige over tsiafaeu's rIn, on d
public ro.sd near Keaaels NHl, H. S0alhampt0n
township.
Speeifleati0ns viii be exhibited On thatday.
ATTEST: LILLIAN II. ALI E.Af
JACOB NEFF. VAL J. MILLER.
CLERK. + J. .CUUNIkIMAN-
mari Commissioners.
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Nerc advertisements.
DUBLIC SALE

Il
/ will offer at public sale. On Saturday. zSth day
Of March, 1874. NJ my residence, Patriot Street.
Somerset, Pa, the following property, Vi. Three
head Of horses, three sets dogbls harncs-, ono four
horse y : gon, one tive herse wagon, one hay rake
one champion mower, 0nr wind mill. nearly new,
one Concord hack. one tlcl, ave single blows, oEc
corn double shear ploE. euitiTat0r- one shovel
pillow. two harrOws. two coal stoves double trees.
-preaders and a variety OF other articles Terms
made known on day Of saie.
marl1 WI. PICING.
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JXECUTORs NOTICE.

EsIate OF Cathari1e Parker. late Of Somerset bar
dsceasef
Letters testagucriaTy on the aaove estate hav-
Ing been granted o the uaIersi -sned - the prop
er authority, ngtice l. hereby given to those in
deb;ed 10 II to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims against II vii present them 70 the
undersigBed az his residence on the 18Th aay e
April, 1874. q. Z. PARKER,
mariI Executor.
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Ccasaar E.iaitaenf.

IaeEs = 90 pain watch the
g UeBilEs IiaiEcnis VIII not re-
49, Hove. nos elling they viii not
k%TN subile, AMI no ilnencss which
@ LAS they VII noi cure. This Is
AFEH strong language, but Il Is true.
They hare produced moro cures
F7ITf,z of Thcunaiisln, ncurs q, sock-
i,. palsy. sp-aias sWelii1gs eaked-breasls scaids
burns 7alt-rhsuai. err-achc, sc. upon. the human
frame. anI o. si-aias, spavia- lalis, Se upon an
iuials ~ ous year han hnve all osher pretended
remed.essiaae thowcri3 began. fkey counter
irlslaut. ap ail healing pain rel!eYer. Criprles
t'rov away tieir cTrtehes, the lame walk. poison-
GA. ,.iiss a-a rendered harmless and ;hc wounded
arr healed ullhglsa scar. l. is no hHmbug. The
rceit, Is pu !ishei around each bottle They sell
as no article e.es beaiFe ssii. and they sell be-
cause g loesJust vE9t they pretend to do Those
who ug suffer froIn rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve - yaer Il they will not use Ceataur Lin
ifncnt. More tfan l09 certificates OF remarkable
curas iciusing frozen limbs, ehruaie rheuna tism
s5It running turl0rs, sc, have been received. We
VIII s1aI z circular containing. certificates, the
reel.e. 81. gratis. 10 any one requesting II. One
hottle Of the yelIoE wrapper centaur Linineut is
worth ue Hundred dollars ioF spayuedO or sE-eenied
horses and nirles, or fsr sorow Hern in sheep
Sta-i 90, lin.usutsare worth your attcn-
tl5a. Ta family shoall Dc Without them. white
Wrapper rr family use;' Yeliow wrapper for an
iinal<. Sll by all Druggists. 5oc per bottle;
large ta,,les q o.. J. b. ROSE Il co, So Broad
wa.- New lCrk.
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AGREAT OFFER To ALL.

Two large and splendid Enzravinys win be sent
postpaid by return mail, and also THE HOME
COMPANION, an excellent family paper, for
year-all for 20 cents. Specimens cents Agents
wanted everywhere. Address Home Compan-
y Ir0y- NJ III 1a "A
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TO THE CITIZENS OF OFPENNSYLvANIA.
-Your attention h specially invited 10 the fact
that the National Banks are now prepared to re
ceive subscriptions to the Capital Stock OF the
Centennial Board Of Finance. The funds realized
from this source are 10 be employed in the erection
q the buildings for the International Exhibition,
and the expenses eonnected with the same. IL Is
confidently believed that the Keystone State will
be rfpreeenfed BY the name Of every citizen alive
10 Ia triotic cornelnoration of the one hundredth
bffth-day 6f the nation. The shares OF stock are
ofcred iuf $40 each and subscribers win receive o
hand dsonely steel engrared Certificate OF Stock.
suitable for framing and preservation Ms national
sasuaorial {. --a'-f ~ :. go cr-
Interest at the rate Of six per eent per annurn
vizf be paid on all payments OF Centennial Stock
iron date OF payment to January ], 1sso.
Subscribers who are net near q National Bank
can remit check Or pestefsee orsisr To the under
signed. -
Il '5isc t8 FRED. FRALEY, Treararef.
ar 9os Walnut ST. Philadelphia.
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VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT.

! Abran,. A. Miller, of Elklick tp.,
Somerset Co. Pa, by deed OF Assignment has
assigned al his estate real and personal. TO the
andersgued In trust, for the beneft Of his cred
itors. All persons indebted TO said Abram. Nil
Ter will make Immediate payment and those
having elatm. will make the same known without
delay, WM. =. GARLITS.
~ Hinr& ft4f Assignee
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4 DMINISTRATORrS NOTICE.

Estate Of BeBjamin Hay of Bro. he-svallcy To-
deceaScl.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undsrsi gHcd notice Is
hereby given to ,h5se Indebted 20 tito make inline
diate payment. and those having claims against II
10 present theri duly authenticated Er settlement
at the late residence Of said deceased on Saturday
May I6 Is7L FRANKLIN HAY,
g. \. WALKER,
marIl Administrators.
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.5ysisL' .
--.ecr Monday, July !th, ISIS, trains will
AERIvE-
lil5 an 1ss5p.m,
ti- 50 pm. 6l5 p. m.
WI. ALTFATHER.
Gen'rl. Supt.
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AT a meeting OF the Wcs,moreland
county Agricultural Association, held on
the Sd inst. the time set apart for holding
the next Fair is September 29ih and Both.
and October lsi and 2d. 1874, commencing
on Tuesday and continuing four DAYS.
The following are the officers for the en-
suing year.
President-Thomas DOnohoc.
Direc,ors-R, Coulter. :. ;. .Iamison.
Z. r. BicTer, Daniel Rcamer. VIM. Steele
David Mechiing. James H. Wolty, John F.
Kiigorc, Geo. r. Hut, James {. Clark
J. c. McCausland, and James Berlin.
Secretary-John D. Gin
Trcasurer-Geo. F. Iu,T
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VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT.

Joseph Christner, 0f + kliek township, Scner-
set county, Pa. By deed Q! assignment dated FEB
ruary Is 1874 has assigned all his esJlte, real ans
personal. to the GndeEsgu Ia trust f0- he ben
EFT Of hi. creditors. Ailspers1ns Indebted 70 tho
said Joseph christHer Will make iInsediate pay
ment and those aViH-s claims VIII make the same
known without Gei1r.
DAVID HAY.
maTil Assignee.
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CHERRIES SALE

BY virtue Of a writ Of Lsyaria Faeias, issued
cut OF the Cou-s OF Common Pleas r Somerset
County Pa, and to directed, viii sell by pub
lie Oxt-cry at the C9uTt House in Somerset B0r.,
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The Somerset Herald.
TIME TABLES

.,NESUAf. se"'"sfs - ia's-
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.....rr a MINERAL roTSr RAILROAD.
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I3y virtue OF an order issued Out OF the Orphan
Court Of Somerset County. Pa, l will sell at pub
lie sale, in the borough OF Somerset, Pa, on
DrgI
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-06-19

~ Workmen engaged in sinking An
air-shaft at the mines Of the Washington
n Chicago Coal Co, at Montgomery
last week. came upon stratum of pure
camel coal three feet thick. Mt distance
of fifty feet from the surface of the
ground. and about twenty feet above
the vein Of block coal now being work
ed. The air-shaft Is only about one
hundred and twenty wards from the
shaft where coal is hoisted from the
mine. and as no camel coal was found
in sinking the hosting shaft the cannel
coal stratum was quite unexpected. The
company intend TO mine the camel and
send ii out through the old mine. This
is the first two-story minc that has been
opened in the county. Il Washington
Enterprise.
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The StOre-roon.

The siore-room is, or should be. the
treasury of housc, and the pride Of the
mistress: il is from this garnercd store
that she draws her supplies in all those
cases Of sudden need which occur in
nrighborhoods aud families, and il is
also the safe receptacle 0f the choicer
dainties required for fetes and holidays.
birthdays aud festivals. which lose half
their rarity, IL they do not burst upon
young and old a. some sort OF SUR
prise.
Moreover. though II il possible TO buy
delicacies. vet IL is not always possible
10 buy the delicacy you want. prepared
in the manner YOU prefer, or to which
you have become accustomed. Half the
pleasuse OF house. or home of your
own, consists Ia bein. able TO CRAFTY
your special tastes aud preferences. and
those OF your immediate family: and the
wife who does not make study of this
branch of domestic science. neglects q
very potent influence in the creation and
preservation of the health aud happiness
of IA household
But il must never be forgotten, that
in city or country, while store-room
requires personal care and attention,
while exquisite cleanliness, and order.
and regularity are necessary to its WE'LL
being and the satisfaction to be derived
from il. yet these are not the ends of its
existence. Ii lives TO be useful to others
IL keeps safe from contact. and smell,
and base usage. in order that the offer
ing may be more perfect. Do not let
Us, in "our house at least. forget the
end in the means, or subordinate the
greater 10 the less. by making the points
ofhousehold doctrine. order, cleanliness.
regularity. all important. and put out OF
sight the comfort. the health. the happi-
ness of the family, for whom all these
exist. and for whose benefit they were
created. From "OUR House. by Jen.
ny June, in Demorest's Monthly fol
July.
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rrThe best Informed Democrats of

rvThe best informed Democrats Of
New York City assert that they can car
nv that city for expansion by majority
Of $4,000. There "a little doubt Of this.
Seymour carried the State of New York
by 10000 mai"rity on proposition to
pay the bonded debt in greenbacks.
when we had about S4O0OOO. 900 moie e
currency than at present. The Eastern
newspapers do not represent the people
Of their own section. even. Men OF
money own, in double sense. the East
en journals. ICincinnati Enquirer.
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FINEST BEAVER CLOTH,
DoEsKIM cASsIMEREs
FRENCH cAsSIMERES,

SArINETs. TwEEDs, CoRDURoYs,
WArERPRooFs, JEANS, &C., &c,
for suits, and also SPLENDID VEsTINos,
in good variety.
There is no need now of going abroad
to get suits, as am determined to keep
up with the demand, and have therefore
brought on this stock. which | am
prepared to make up in the latest st, le.
and at reasonable prices. Suits will be
made up to order. in the latest fashion,
or as customers may wish.
Cutting done promptly, and good As
guaranteed. Come and see me on
East MAIN STREET,
Sent. IL. '73-y. Front of Court House
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Dissolution Notice.

TIIE partnership heretofore existing
i between the undersigned in tho
drugbusiness is dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The business will be carried on in
the future by NJ. Friedman, who is au.
thoi lied to settle the accounts of the firu
Those indebted are requested to come
up Immediately and settle, by cash cl
note, as 1t 10 necessary TO close the bust
ness Of the late firm a. soon as possible
MARTIN FRIEDMAM,
ALOIS GRAMELSPACHER.
June 5, 1874-3ws.
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Professor Friedrich recently stated
at Munich that preparations had already
been made for the canonization of Plus
lX. II appears that accounts are already '
being given at Rome of miracles being
performed by the Pope. among them
that the Princess Odescalcbi was raised
from the dead by his mere blessing.
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Silk SasIleS.

Elegant sashes are made Of three wards
Of twenty-seven inch wide silk. doubled,
scanned down the sides. and formed into
deep loop and two ends Of irregular
length. From Demorest's Monthly for
July.
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DRESS : MAKING
Architect and Carpenter.
w. B. ROSE

OFFERS his services to those building
~ or contemplating building. lie will
furnish PLANS AND ESTIMATES to those
desiring them, or will make estimates on
plans furnished him for any kind OF
building. lie Is also ready to take con-
tracts for anything in his line at reason
able prices. and will furnish all necessary
materials. if desired. Persons intend
ing to build are requested to see, or
address him. at IRELAND, IND.
Aug. lst, ls73.-ly
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Is-if ladies want to look beautiful
here is sure recipe: Eat meat once
a day, pickles once week. and sweet.
meats once o year; cold bath every
day, walk five miles every day. and
then you will have no need of paint ol
powder.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-06-19

OF Mr.. Beecher has discovered a
remedy for somnolency in church. Ii
consists OF sitting down at home, In q
rocking chair, about the time the second
bell rings; and taking out nap there.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-06-19
The Rnssian newsnaners have moi

ne Kfisslan newspapers have not
heen allowed TO publish aRy accounts oi
he Cars visit 10 England. Whether
the prohibition was the result of Alex
ander's exaggerated notions of his own
importance, or whether it came Of his
desire to protect Russian readers from
the ruthless Muscovite jenkins does not
appear.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-06-19

-lhe total assessment of property In
the CITY OF chicago for State purposes
for lS7Swas $l24, ,0ls,62o. and the a assess
,nent OF the same property for city pur-
poses Tor the same year was $3il 100000.