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On Monday, FeDruury 10th. 1873

NoTIcE IS hereby giren to all the Justices Of the
Peace, the Coroner and Constabies within the said
County of Somerset, that they be then and there in
their proper persons, with their rolls records nqu
stions, examinations, AMI other remambrances TO
do those things which to their Offices and In that
behalf apperfain to be done; and also they who
will prosecute against the prisoners that shall
be In the Jail of Somerset County. TO be then and
there, to prosecute against them rs shall be Just
SHERIyR's OFFICE, OLIVER KNEPPER,
Somerset, jan, Il. Sheriff.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Jonas Hoover. late Of QueElahcning tip.
deceased.
Letters estanertsry on the above estate having
bsen granted to the undersigned by the proper au.
thorty, notice is hereby given to those indebted 10
II to make immediate payment, and those having
claims againt Il to present them duly authenticat-
ed for settlement on Saturday, the 18th day OF
March, lst at the late residence OF said deceased.
DANIEL A. WEAVER,
lan2S Executor.
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Children often look Pale and
Sick

from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
VIII destroy Worms without injury to the child
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
ing or other injurious ingredients usually used
in worm preparations.
CURTIS BROWN Proprictors,
No. 2lj Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and Dealers ia
Medicines al TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A box. lly3
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CIIARK'S
Magic GLASS Cutter

This is n wonderful little invention. and for the
trifling expense of FIFTY CENTS. every person
can have one In his house and be his own glaZier
This instrument will cut glass better than any 81
amond which will cost Fifty Dollars.
Any person can use II. Ii is simply n nice putty
knife. with little steel wheel that makes twenty
five hundred revolutions 4 minute-tempered in a
peculiar manner
IL requires no skill or practice 20 use H. Any
body can cut glass with it--cvcn a child. Il Will
last life time. A light pressure on the glass Is
all tina; is necessary.
REAGENTS WANTED.
Sent prepaid. to any address, safely packed
upon receipt OF so cents and letter stamp by
II. II. CLARK s co,
500 East Capitol St, Washington, u. &.
deceit
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Notice.

The members of the Somerset County
agricultural Society, viii meet at tho
Court House in Somerset Pa, on Wednes
cay evening. Of the first week of Februa
ry Court (1Sth Feb. 1874 for the purpose
OF electing officers for the ensuing year.
+. J. KoosER, c. c. MUssELNAN.
Secretary. President
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Ner Advertisements
A SsIGNEEs' Salt

Z a =
Inc undersigned assignee 81 Dlrii Cricihcid,
will olicF a. puDla sale. on the premise Friday
January Goth 1sIi the following real csiaie, yiz
tract of land situated iu Milford township, con
tanning lZd acres moro or less adjoining lands Ol
John CritchBeld, Henry Bcari, Wm. Crtchfeli
ana others, about 50 acres Of which are cleared,
A0Iln thereon crcctej, good dwelling house
AM barn, there is aisD u sawinii on the premises
III Sgnd running order Tie land lies on the SON.
orset Mineral Point Railroad. Sale 20 com
nisi'ee 81 one O'Clock =. M. OF said day.
Terms made known On day OF sale.
WILLIAM CRITrUFIED
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This space IS reserved for J.
7. Blymyer, who has removed
his stock into the most magni
fcent hardware room in this
place. He can be found in
Room No. 3, Baer's Block.
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JonN II. UHL Of Somerset Pa, has 4
large farm near ShankSville, containing
[. 2S0 acres. Two houses, large bank barn
and other outbuildiags thereon erected,
which he offers for sale. There are about
$50 acres cleared, the balance has pine
timber upon il, sufficient, when cut. to pay
or the farm. 4 large orchard OF apple
and pear trees, % acres in meadow. Farm
ers wishing to buy a desirable property
will call on him al his Office in Somerset.
If IL is desired he will 20 upon the prcmi-
scs TO show the lines &c, and will sell as a
whole or in pieces to suit purchasers.
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Michael Fullum, late Of Somerset tp.,
ieccascd.
Letters tcstamentary on the above estate having
been grantcd TO the undersigned by the proper an
tuority, notice is hereby given 10 those indebted
TO Il TO make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against IL will present them to the un-
dersigned at the late residence Of tesator, the
7th OF March next
SAMUEL FULLUM,
ian1s Acting Executor
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y ULE TO ACCEPT or REFUSE

70 David DuTmIycr. Rcbeec., inter,,,,. .; II
with Henry Ciaycomb. Catherine infcrTns5-;ei
with jacob Enos, residing IN 3estmorclanJ e,,,n.
IS, Pa, L1Vinia. iniernarricd with John 1iav-
comb, residing In Cambria County, Pa.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of a
writ OF partition issued out Of the Orphans Court
Oi S)mersc; County Pa, vii hold AN inquest on
tie real estate OF Peter BUrinaytr, deceased, IN
Somerset Township, at his late residence, Oh
TiIuIt,iay the 22nd day ol January 1874, where
you can attend IL you think proper.
OILY ER KSEPPER,
Dec Il Sheriff.
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Second Week.
A DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE

Estate Of David Weaver, late o. Conomaugh Tp.
deceased,
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned. notice is
hereby given 10 those Indebted o. 10 10 make imme-
dilte payment, and those having gclaims against H.
to present them duly authenticated for settlement,
AZ late residence OF deceased, in said township On
saturday the 81 DAY Of January, 1874.
ISAAC IODER.
dcc2I AJ,,,f,,f-.--..-. - -
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Jan 4
DEGISTER'S NOTICE

Ee
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerne,
as legatees. creditors otherwise, that the follow
ing accounts have passed register and the SAM
will be presented for confirmation aud allowance
nj an Orphans Court TO be held nj Somerset IL
and for Somerset county, on Thursday, the 1911
day Of February, 1874, where all persons interest
ed may attend If they think proper.
Final account Of VIM. Bender, admir- of Fred
Eich0rn. deceased.
Final account Of J. j.. Tissue. admir- Of Isaac
Tissue. deceased.
Final account of Abraham A. Miller, admir- o.
Barbara Stahl, deceased.
Final account OF Aarsn Bi0pgh. adm OF Hans
Hcnrick Mere, decea sed.
Final account OF u. &. Scott, admir- Of James
Scott. deceased
Final account OF Andrew Hoover, adm'r of ".
Brant- deceased.
Final account of Henry 2. ]. Custer, admir- Of
Henry Custer, deceased.
Final account of David Hay, admir- OF jacob
Hcrshberger, deceased.
Final account OF John ID. Snyder, admir- of John
Il. King, deceased.
Final account Of John S.scer, admir- Of Jacob
Staccr. deceased.
Final account of Joseph DTagi. adm r OF Eliza
beth Brugh, deceased.
Final account of JACOB CIsebccr, admir- Of !O-
slab Emnert, deceased.
Final account of =. !. Cover, admir- Of John
Rummel, deceased.
Final account of John $. IIeiIiey, ext of sam
uel Hciliey, deceased.
Final account OF John o. kimmel admir- Of Su-
san Parker, deceased.
Final account Of Henry T. Scholl, trustee of
Renel Miller, deceased.
Final account Of Joseph J. NishIer, guardian OF
Mary 4. Statler. deceased
Final account of j. NJ HoldcrAauu guardian
OF Cinderella Marteeny, deceased.
Final account of John NJ. buchanan, guardian
of George w. and LluTy Winters
Final account Of Wm. :. Morgan, admir- Of Sol
omon T. HOrner.
Accoun, of Iachariah Tannehil., ext oflZacha-
riah Tannehill, deceased.
J. II. WALKER,
Jaan@S Register.
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Az exchange sensibly suggests that eve
ry man who may have frequent cores
pondcnce through the mails, should have
his name printed on the envelope, with a
direction to return If not called for in A
certain length of time.
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EIEE FARMS FOR RENT

| have concluded TO qui; farming on account Ol
III health and offer all my farms q; private rents
The Farms situate In Allegheny township,
Somerset county, Pa. ANY person wishing TO rent
will conc and examine farms. or consult me by le.-
ter. at Mount Healthy, Pa.
Jan2l SAMUEL WALKER.
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DULE TO ACCEPT or REFUSE.

To Aaron Chrissey. ThOma Chrisscy. Eliza Chris
sey. Mary .Chrissey and jacob Walter. residing
in Somerset county, Pa. Samuel Chrissey. re-
siding in Bedford county. Pa. and Harmau
Walter. whose whereabouts j. unknown.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of n
writ OF partition, issued out of the Orphans Court
of Somerset county, Pa. will hold an inquest on
the real estate Of Jacob Chrisscy, deceased in
Shade township, nj. his late residence, on Thurs
day. the 9th dag of January. 1874. where you can
attend If you think proper.
OLIVER ENEPPER.
tfacl- ~hffa-
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THE Messiah Evangelical Lutheran
Church of New CenTeyille. viii he dcdi-
Gated on Sunday, February lst The pub
lie are cordially invited TO attend
Il. SMITH.
Pastor
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understand that the gentlemen who
-lised the Parker lots. intend 10 erect
~ three story building on the Dia-
l urner, and that 4 substantial two
p aiding will be erected on the rest
lie i1t. suitable for Offices.
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v A u 7 E ]
Our EireSiS.e Friend

Our fireside Friend. We can give the
proper party good paying and easily worked
CASH BUSINESS. The tact and experience OF an
I old agent is not nscded to be successful. though
We have more experienced agents Secured during
the past two years. working f0r rs than any other
house in America, and they continue to work right
along, and make BIG salaries. The secret is that
they offer the people BETTER inducements. and
that we attend more PROMPTLY to their orders
EMPLOYMENT for all, at your homes, or
travelling foryOur leisure moments, or your entire
time. Our Combination beats the wo-ld The
MOST for the money. YOU can make money
| Profitable, honorable, cOngeniaL Send yoIr adj
dress at once and get cur novel plans. ideas, etc.
get particulars, terms, etc, sent free. Address
WATERS & co, Publishers. Chicago.
decS.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Estate Of Jonathan Casebcer late OF Somerset tp.,
deceased.
Letters OF administration the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned notice Is
hereby given to those indebted to 1t to make imme-
date payment and those having claims against 1t
to present them duly authenticated for settlement
at the late residence Of said deceased on Saturday
February Il, lS7i
DAVID CASEBEER.
ALEXANDER CASEBEER.
ianft Administrators
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4 PAPER recently read before The Acad-
emy of Science in New YORK, Lv Prof.
LOOmis, gives some curious facts in regard
to the laws governing storms in this
couniTy. Their almost inyariablc direc-
! ton isEorth east \ westward travelling
storm Is sometimes sccn, but rarely. The
rate at which such storms travel in cross
ing thc United States, until they get TO
Maine, averages about thirty miles an hour.
or about 800 miles day. This is 80
different seasons of the year. 4 March
storm marches at the rate OF forty miles an
hour, while in April they settle down TO
twenty five miles. One singular fact given
by the professor is the habit of storms stop
ping when they reach Maine and New
Brunswick, as If they were tired and hang
ing abou; for a time. This is ascribed to
the high lands of the interior which check
the further progress Of the storm and set
il back upon itself 10 find an outlet else
were or gradually subsidc. The people of
that section are certainly not enyied those
visi;ations.
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STATE or PENNSYLVANIA,
EDr-.----.. ~. -. ......rA

COUNTY or GAMBIA, SO
l. Frank DibCrt. Treasurer Of the IChust1wn
Savings Bank, do soemnly affirm the above state
ment IS true to the best Of my knowledge and he
lief
FRANK DIBERT. Treasurer.
Sworn anl Subscribed before me.
\. MONTGOMERY, Notary Public
The undersigned, Auditing Committee, respect
fully report that they have carefully Inspected the
above Treasurer's report for the last year. ending
November 10 1873, and have examined the assets
OF the Bank. consisting Of Bonds. Mortgages,
Judgments, Loans upon Real Estate. Cash in
Bank and On hand, and ind the same TO correspond
with the report.
JAMS ! Ne AfsAi AMf5sAirllzs, Auditors.
II A RoaGs
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Satstaur Einirneut.

There is no pain waich the
Cen,aur Llniments will not re-
lieye, no swelling they viii not
susdue. andno lamcness which
they will not cure. This Is
strong language, but It is trze.
They have produced more cures
Of rheumatism. ueuralyia. lock-
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DRIDGE BUILDERS NOTICE.

The Commissioners Of Somerset County will Of
fer 10 let at public Outcry 20 the lowest bidders on
the premises the contracts for the building OF tie
following bridges on the premises. % wit:
On Tuesday the 9TH day Of January, IS74 10 10
o'clock, the building Of a bridge over Laurel Hin
Greek in Ursna borough, where the road leadiu.
from Petersburg crosses said creek.
On Wednesday the 2Sth day Of January 1874 at
10 O'Clock and on the premises the building OF 81
bridge over Cox's Greek near the house of Noah
Roberts in Somerset township.
On Thursday the 2gthday Of January 1874 al 80
o'clock. on the premises near Sipc'- saWmii ia en-
ner Township. the building OF a bridge over Que
mahonin@ Creek where the road crosses the creek
leading IRON Somerset 70 Johnstovn turnpike at
a point on the Bedford and Grccns6urg turnpike.
al or near the house late the property Of Abraham
Hihert. deceased. in Jeuner Township
On Friday the IN Of January ls74 at O'Clock.
on the premises. a bridge over Shade creek in
Paint Township, whore The road crosses. Ieadin.r
from Berlin 20 JOhnst0wn. in said township.
The contractors viii be required 20 give security
for The same Tor the performance Of the said Won
tracts On the day o. sale. Specifications viii be ex
hihited on that day.
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FEBRUARY comes in on Sunday and
= uu, on Saturday, making four even
~. in the month, and each day occurs
-.sn number of times. When viii this
Ir againg
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ATTEST: JACOB J. WALTER.
JACOB NEFF. VAL. T. ~ lLLEE
CLERK. FL. COT NFRYAIAN
TrrT- f...r.r..s.-s.,. -
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate Of Gsbrial Mishler Ia:c Of Jsnncr Tp..
deceased.
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been granted 10 the und ersianed notice is
hereby given 10 those indebted 20 Il 10 ma Ike mUc-
date payment and those having claims against f.,
10 present them duly authenticated for settlements.
at the late residence Of said deceased on s;ltur-
day January 81. 1874.
JACOB q. lfISHLEE.
JAMES VI. MISHLER.
Gcc24 Administrators.
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IHE epiiaphs Of Dakotah papers are
-s yaihetic. Jim Barret had been
Tsllng snow, from which he caught a
Z cold and died. lie won't have 10
.lTsl snow in the country where he has
~ IN A"
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somerset Herald.


~rs sales in to-days paper
i' .,llins at 20 cents per doz-
for ~ai;tins" viii soon be
r,o initiate, is the ias' way of
.n, .im- Of year to prunc your
.iu,,r is nearly always followed
which does not improve you
,aroz's birthday comes on Sun
r1s y''T' ,,.,;.. N another
'.a' T. this paper .,
-, lot Of Red Sole Leather al
I,F& THIS.
...,,s.ortmcnt of Boots, Shoes,
5L r. ~. Al SNYDER * This.
Congressman from Minnesota
Isrl .,rn and raised in Main
,rrr folks have already oommenc-
E1 3o-I5 In5rrarations for 81. Valentines
doolcr advertises; The
,a.,r .,rrifcc since the days ofAbraham
laae
-,,coply siyle of wages that were
i.,,, i..5-c.6 u, bv Inc late panic were the
,..s of'in.
--n. should remember thst under
y.1I, constitution they cannot pay their
ls st the polls.
...,rtment of Buffalo Robes on eN-
-- and faT sale, at the Live Grocery
Rhoads X Bro.
.rBr coat of ice covered the creek on
~ and the Sunday School hoy
.-r,,1pnriioralely happy.
-n Srnburry youths have beea sen
n 10 the peni;entiary for hiteeh
.ss each. for stealing = turkey
r,r ai! to take advantage OF the oiler
:. \, Mrs Jas. b. Tredwell at "Fash-
s,1,r for 30 days only.
-,r --qa,esi breadth OF this State is l'6
=. s5i the greatest length 2oO miles.
.,,,,;1s D. 3G2, sos acres of land.
AZ rmblish partial reports olthe Irslna
Estlars schools, in to-day's, paper.
! en- not give them in full for lack OF
-sT
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d FOUR horse team, belonging 10 Mr..
u hefley, became frightened willie
'llhg in front Of Wooley's Marble Yard.
= saried down the Turkcytoot road AZ a
-'i.I rate OF speed. The wagon w:s
'ay demorlized' but the horses iorlu-
@ty escaped without injury.
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q Bal Sell Oar Frenci on ghromos.

= 12new cnes just arrived. Sole agents in this
- country These are all beauties. Large and
handsome Retail Price, $3.50. WIN send you
O by mail, post paid, mounted ready for frames
. for 7j cents: for co. or The whole II for = co.
gents whC care 10 make from 100 tO 900 per
cent. should send for circulars Of our fast sell
ing useful articles. Address
8 PLUMB & co,
Q dcc2i JOG South sth St. Philadelphia, Pa
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A CASE involving Glc question, "Wha;
} is sufficient fence 20 afford protection
against live stockI" was recently tried be
fore Judge Elwell, in Wyoming county.
The plaintiff sought 10 recover damages
alleged 20 have been done to his corn crop
in 1870 bv the stock OF the defendant The
Judge in charging the jury made the follow
ing remarks: 1T is a maxim OF law that
every man must so use and take Of his own
As not Ia injure his neighbors. M common
law the owner Of the cattle WAS liable Tor
the damage done, although the land had
not been fenced This was understood TO
he ilic law of the state until 4 decision OF
the supreme court. in which the act of
assembly was constructed TO change the
comman law. BY this decision, If the
owner of improved land has no fence
around il he cannot recover for injuries
done by rowing cattle. In a decision by
Judge Addison, seventy five years since, il
was held that if fence though not lawful,
be what is called neighborly, and suiii
cient 10 restrain ordinary cattle, that tres
pass viii lie for injury by the cattle of
another. This view is substantially correct.
II, therefore, the fence was such AS farmers
Of practical knowledge and experience
would consider a sufficient protection
against ordinary cattle, then the plaintiff
would bc entitled 10 recover, though the
fence was not OF any given hight or com
posed OF any particular material.
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IEEY valuable on Plantations rs pre-
,ll,e for Fever, Chills etc. Simmons
7s Regulator will keep the hands
z.hy, 50 they may lose no valuable time
--. the busy sickly season.
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BEIcK! BRICK :, BHICK at W
Davis & Bros Works. Building Brick,
n Brick. Pavement Brick, Circular
-+re and Cornice Brick.
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4J. CAsEBEER & Co. have taken pos
';s.a OF their new sjorc-r0Om, in thell
dock on the Southwest corner OF the
l0ad There room is fitted up in
--sme style and will compare tavora
si'h any, outside ofthe cities, in West
PENNSYLVANIA.
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grgs AND SKINs.-The highest cast
rs will be paid by me for all kinds o
2, and Skins.
JOSIAH ZIMMERMAN,
Somerset, Pa.
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laibe,,D',.,Nf SMART. of the Indiana
sa.jp.' ASSOCIATION, SAYS, in reference to
SAs , '-o'ais IA schools: "lt seems TO me
Is Li-5 ,io'al tone Of our young people is
y NV - a' II was ten years ago; that
:. a. ,.' .e's respect for rightful authority
I aey sa'G ior the rights OF others,
sre M ,-le iess for truth and honesty,
sdsasoole Inclined tie disregard the law
>ssroe1 >sy i. 70 Their ra:enis; that they are
Vso,e l,',I ''ss 10y their moral obligations
'neIr PASSIONS and preiudioes. -
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~ MEND CmNA.-Take a very thick
--.0h ol gum arabic in water, and stir
J. y Plaster Of Paris, until the mixture is
fopcT consistency. Apply it with a
n IN % The fractured edges OF the china,
!. ! s1ck Them together. In three days the
~ - cannot be broken in the same place.
1hilenesS Of the cement renders it
,.y valuable.
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" BENFoRD will sell mems and boys
bin. al 10 per cent. profit, Tor cash
In A lot of overcoats at cost. Remcm-
lrhe place. opposite the Somerset House.
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: l,,,s.a.T EMPLOYMENT.

- At Home, Male or Female, 80 20 $50 week
warranted. No cupitalrcquiTed. Full particulars
and q valuable sample sent free. Address, with 0
Ct return stamp, A. u. Young, 80 fiith street,
NiiiiGmsEuTgh, \. \. Oc,2J
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CAsToEIA is more than a substitute for Casio
OIL. II is the only safe Article in existence which
Is certain TO assmlate the foot, regulate the bow
els, cure wind collie and produce natural sleep. II
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry
ami mothers may rest aprila
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iHE Johnslown Tribune says We arC
'-4iiy informed that the { ambria Iron
-Iahy viii resume cash payments,
-1encing with next week. Ii affords
s'e1i qualification 10 mske this an
.'-lctmen,, and We are sure the en-
zee at The iron works, as well as'our
'',as', men, will hail this piece Of good
q" With delight
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rs announced by Hon. Thomas j.
an that the reunion of the old mem
: efthe Legislature is postponed until
18th Of February.
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-EEREis a young lady in our town
go initials ar. A. :. X, last week she
-5 Them to a note after this Fashion.
GPa
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N GEORGE NEFF is having the foun-
m fr his new dwelling house put
m On Main cross street, in the lot ad-
~ bs present residence.
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mkt fail TO read and take advantage ol
.-iviar Notice" issued from Fash
8szar" this week, hy Mrs. Jas. i.
.-'Vell: