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WIN. S-HowALTEE.
From DIR.

LATRoBE, Pa, April sth. 1873.
This is to certify that L purchased Of Prof, Ed
ward Hetz, one Of his 'Grand Square Pianos, y
some six months since. II has been examined and
tried by competent judges, and all pronounce 1t a
yerv fine instrument. We like it very much, and
think its tune unsurpassed, and eheeriully recon-
mend his piano tOalI wishing good instruments
L. FERGUSON.
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IT Is MISTAKE

to put Tilton down as a blatherskite,
or as an utterly unreliable man. He
is u man of great genius, a good and
true friend and in most things steady
and level-headed. He has notions
that take him out Of the channels in
which men float, and his %cross-coun-
try expeditions have been frequent,
and to him most disastrous. His
operation which the Woodruff bore
him, though l doubt if there was any
thing more in it than what he stated.
She is a wonderfully attractive wo-
man wonderful in intellectual force,
wonderful in conversation, and with
a peculiar wierd way about her that
could not but catch and hold a
dreamy poet such as Tilton is at
times. Then they held views to some
extent in common on the questions of
love and marriage, and there was
Just enough of danger in supporting
her to make it fascinating to him.
Besides all these there was a business
consideration involved which Tilton
in his circumstances could not over
look. Altogether Theodore is a good
fellow. He has his faults-he is
.indiscreet and impulsivc, but who of
us is perfect? / presume | am not, at
least | am not going to hurl the first
rock at Tilton.
l predict that Mrs. Tilton will come
back to him, and that despite all that
has happened be will take her back.
For be loves her and he pities her.
She is the mother of his children,
and Theodore Tilton can no more live
separated from her than fly. When
this wretched business is over they
will be reunited, and possibly a
change will be wrought in both Of
them that will make their lives hap
pier.
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The Undersigned duly appointed by the Court o.
Common Pleas. in and Tor The county Of Somerset.
Pa, auditor 70 distribute the funds in the haujs OF
David Hay, assignee of Levi Wolfersbcrger as one
of the irm Of W0lferspergcr, Zuiall, Phillippi s.
Co, to and among those legally entitled thereto.
hereby gives notice that he win attend to the du-
ties of his appointment at his office, ia Somerset.
on Thursday, the 18th day Of August. 1874. when
and where all persons Interested may attend.
Il. L. BAER.
july29 Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned du-
ly appointed by the Court Of Common Pleas Cd
Somerset county, auditor. to make q distribution
OF the tundsin the hands Of Peter Z1laii. assignee
of William Zutall, and Susan, his wife. to aud
among those legally entitled thereto. hereby gives
nONce that he will attend % the duties of MS ap-
pointment ut his office IN Somerset borough, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1874, when and
where all persens interested can attend.
Il. l. BAER,
Juiy-y Auditor.
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NEW PA.

NEW ALEAANDhIAi IN.
To all whom 1t may concern, be it known that /
have one Of Prof. Hetz's "Grand Square Pianos, "
which has been examined by competent judges,
and pronounced Ne. l in tune and finish, and that
it will compare fay0rably with the best in the mar
ket. Parties wishing a good Plano, may save
money and disappointment by purchasing from
Prof. Hetz.
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A UDIToR,S NOTICE.

The undersigned daily appointed by the Court Of
Common Pleas in and for Tie county Of Somerset.
auditor, to distribute the funds In the hands OF
David Hay, assignee Of Levi W0liersbergcr and
ID. J. Philippi, to and among those legally culL
tied thereto, hereby gives notice that he viii at
tend TO the duties Of his appointment On Thurs
day, the 18Th day OF August. IST4, at his Office in
Somerset borough, when and where all persons in
terested can attend.
II. L. BAER.
luiyZs Auditor
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-
The undersigned dalyappcintcd by the Court of
Common Pleas, in and for The county u Somerset
Pa, auditor, 10 distribute the funds In the han ls
of David Hay, assignee % Levi Wollersberger, 90
and among those legally entitled thereto. hereby
gives notice that he VIII attend 10 tho duties OF his
appointment, on Thursday. the 18th day Of AU-
gust, 1874, az his Office in Somerset borough, when
and where all persons interested can attend.
II. l.. BAER,
july29 Auditor.
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HETZ PIANO.

You will learn from the following authentic tes-
timonials, Of which originals, and a good deal Of
other interesting communications may be seen in
the ALBUM OFAUTOGRAPHS, inpOssessi0nO Of
the PTOiessOr, and open 10 inspection for yerybody.
CERTIFICATES.
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BALTIMORE, July 8. 1874.
Having seen and heard the Grand Square Pi-
ano. manufactured by Hale x Co, of New York,
for Professor Hetz, with his own latest improve
ment, can fully recommend them 10 any and all
wishing a first class instrument. For durability
and sweetness Of tone they cannot be excelled.
j.. SALTZER.
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Dun NEW YORK LITTER.
New YORK, August, lO-ls74
BEEcHER AND Triton.

BEECHER AND TILTON.
Beecher, Beecher, Beecher. Til
ton, Tilton, Tilton. We are having
a serfeit of Beecher and rather too
much Of Tilton. None of your SEN
ses can escape either Beecher or Til
ton. As YOU walk the streets the
newsboy howl "All about the Beech
scandal-lIl" You look yer the
dead walls, and portraits of Beecher
and Tilton, in advertisements of SEN
sation papers, stare you out of coua-
tenancc. Sit down at table, and
your next neighbor will, a thousand
to one, ask you, "What is the latest
regarding the Beecher scandaly" and
insist upon discussing the entire case,
commencing with the marriage OF
Tilton, down to the absorbing conun-
drum. "What will Moulton testify
to?n
And by the way the whole thing
lust now, SINNERS down upon this
one man, Moulton. The fate of Hen
~ Ward Beecher is in the hands OF
Moulton. While Tiltor has been
gaining friends every day ana Beech
er losing ground with equal rapidity,
after all Tilton's unsupported state
ment will never drive Beecher out OF
place. For while Tilton afirms, MIR.
Beecberand,Mrs. Tilton deny, and The
odore has not kept his hands sufficient
ly clean in the matter Of miscellaneous
love-making to be accepted as a COM
petent witness, no matter how strong
his statement. No one who knows
the parties doubts Mr.. Beecher's
guilt, but the people get very judicial
in such cases, and insist upon the
charges being proved judicially.
Mr.. Frank Moulton was with
Elton when TiIton charged Beecher
the crime, and it has been stated
over and over again that Beecher
confessed to adultery with Mrs. Til
,on in the presence of Moulton. The
great moral, or rather immoral ques-
ion is, will Moulton swear to this?
# so, it settles the entire question
md makes a funeral of Mr.. Beecher.
If not, while the people at large, will
all that Tilton has charged,
Church will effect to disbe-
it, and hold its pastor.
: Why should not MoultoE testify to
What he knows, he being a friend of
Elton? Because it is no small thing
incur the enmity ofso strong and
powerful body as Plymouth Church,
md whoever assaults Beecher does
ust that. To Plymouth Church
3eecher is more than o man, be is a
lemigod. They believe in him, in a
Wild way, as the sum total of every
hing that is good and great, and no
what the proof may be they
propose to take him through.
If Moulton sides with Tilton to the
of supporting him by testimo-
ny, walls of wrath equal in quantity
md quality to those uncorked upon
will be poured over his de-
7oted head, and that Mr.. Moulton
cannot afford. 1t remains TO be seen
whether he will have the nerve to do
his.
Now that Tilton has been arrested
or libel and the matter has got into
Courts, it is possible that Moulton the
nay be compelled to swear. If so,
ook out for the broken crockery. BY
he way.
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Awake and Asleep. n T5ss Si6 qI i o is8.
mounted complete for framing on receipt OF 80 lets.
Two new chroulos. SMILES AND TEARS. same
price. A beautiful BOUQUETOF FLOWERS
for IS cents, or two different subjects Ter 60 cents.
For those in need Of business we have the bright
est and best selling Chronos in the market II
you would procure an independence send S. 90 for
q portfolio and q stock OF Chrcm0s. and commence
work at once. Particulars free; or illustrated cir
cular on receipt of three cent stamp. Address
Boston Frame and Chrome Co., 2g3 Washington
St, Boston, Mass. Julylj
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Paralysis Can be Cured.

We have made this a speciality, and By means or
the Equalizer we have never failed In any in
stance to produce n change in the most extreme
We treat Chronic Diseases in its worst form hy
Vacuum. Drs. WAUGAMAN * BLYHOLD
Err. 2G6 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa Send for
Scientific Health Journal, It describes this new
and wonderful cure, and what it has done. Ohcc
hours 9 n u. TO 8 p. m julyi5
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. SSIGNEE,S NOTICE

IL
Peter Phillippi and wife, Of MILFORD township.
having assigned all their property. real, personal
and mixed. 20 the undersigned in trust for the ben
EFT of their creditors, notice is hereby given 10 all
persons Indebted TO said Phiilippi % make imnc-
date payment and those having claims viii pre-
sent hem duly authenticated
AARON WILL.
July29 Assignee.
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confcssIon orlae Muraerer.

CLEVELAND, August 5.-John
Johnson, who was arrested on suspi-
cion of being the murderer of An
drew johnson, whose body was
found at Chenille last Monday, made
a confession to-day. He says him.
self and Andrew went to Chenille
Saturday; sat down in a field to talk.
both under the influence Of liquor:
soon got into a quarrel, which result.
ed in a fight and the death of an.
drew. The prisoner accompanied
the officers to where he had conceal.
ed the murdered mans property
which was recovered.
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Anew GOOD REASONS.

IA New Invention tboreu.s,,y
cured by Letters Patent. a hla
%-Makes p perfect Lock stitch. alEa-
sides On alikinds Of goods. ah
&-Euns light. smooth. n-slsi-s- anil
best W e1a1 ef gnaliuss. "-
"y years Wll.l.
e.iears ID NsrE .
rlGf manner.
V Ly u}.uaged blythe .r.-..
[. Lensih d uly be altered while ---
an1 h an le threaded without --
Unread holes,
49, Anple ingenious. elegant.
we SD luut che Use OF cog wheel 9s.-
Ltry ever arms. Has tEe Au-am5fi.
rcea usurcs Uniform ic1gth I'd 1.r--
any sntt -as olrnew Ihrlli Csutrf's-
allows et -J-tme1t @! uaciis-tar ami
injury tHt..rtti.
lf'eii'n most c1rciul anil E1isac.. D
Is manufactured hy the most skfiuIarfe
eneed mochani-s. no the celebrated Eemiry+-
mory. ilion, n. y. Pittsburgh once M
sixth -. 10
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control them. The testimony Of our best citi-
gems. Of all classes, establishes the fact, tiat
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Threat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
Weld to its powers; and cases Of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
thew not proven beyond dispute. Is n remedy.
it IS ADEQUATE, on which the public may rev
for full protection. By curing Coughs. the
forerunners Of more serious disease, il saves m
numbered lives, and an amount Of suffering not
TO be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con
vinces the most sceptical. Every family si0uiI
keep it on hand as a protection against the early
and unperceived attack Of Pulmonary Alice
tons, which are easily met at first, but when
become incurable, and too often fatal, If neg
lected. Tender lungs need this defence; and X
is unwise to be without it. As a safeguard %
children, amid the distressing diseases winch
beset the Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued from premature srAVesi
and saved TO the love and atiectoh Cehaeu ~
them. It acts speedily and surely agallst oLIl
nary colds, securing sound ana 1eaLn5
sleep. No one viii sufier trouoiesome ~
enZa and painful Bronchitis, wren uey AAOl
how easily they can be cured
Originally the product OF long laoonous anu
successful chemical inYestIgallon, NO Sess OF 'ou
is spared in making every bottle IN the utmost
possible perfection. II may be confidently relied
mon as possessing all the virtues II has ever
exhibited. and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest 1t has ever effected.
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nody ornn Unknown slan Found.

CLEVELAND, o., August 3--The
body Of an unknown man, with his
skull smashed, was found to-day in a
field near GlenviIlc, i've miles east of
this city. Deceased was about forty
five years of age, well dresse !, brown
pants and vest, black frock coat,
black SLOUGH bat, side whiskers of a
dark brown color, and light mustache.
Nothing to identify deceased was
found on his person. lie was proba-
bly, murdered for money.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

juIy9
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NOTICE

- Of Jacob J. Meyers, late Of Berlin bor.,
deed.
letters tes.amentary on the above esiate
b,ying been granted 20 the Undersigned, notice
* hereby given to those indebted % Il 60 make i..
me. late 3vmcn and those having claimsaglinst
Il. 10 present them duly authenticated ior se.L
mont ON Saturday. September T. lo4A AZ t"e s'i0
OF Emanuel J. Meyers, In BeIila-
EMANUEL J. My EAS'
JOHN 5. MEYERS,
WRI. Ct. SCHROCk,
ov Executors.
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EDWARD HETz,
421 Vine Street,
E PA.


The Professor intends publishing from time to
time the certificates he receives from his custom
ers. In addition to the above, the following are Of
note:
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4 UDITOR's N0TICE.

iuly9
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Ayers
PICTORIAL,
For Diseases of the Thront and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
! science, few are Of
3more real vaiue o.
. mankind than this el-
fectual remedy for all
. diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
surely and ~efectUally
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NOTICE.

The eopartnorship having heretofore existed De-
tween the undersigned, in the foundry business,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
The books OF the firm are 10 the hands OF A. g..
Davis, Ut the Office Of the foundry, for settlement.
A.C. DAVIS.
W. W. kNABLE.
WI. BAER,
NOTICE.-The business viii be conducted as
heretofore at the old place by the undersigned.
july29 DAVIS, MCCOY co.
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Subject to decision Of District Conference.
f. d. T
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Subject 10 deciEi0n Of Distflct OVhieftHo'
W. II. K0ONTZ.
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CoURT PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, the Honorable WILLIAM II. HArr.
President OF the several Courts Of Common Pleas
OF the Counties composing the sixteenth judicial
DisIlct' anu justice Of the Courts Of Oyerand Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, for the trial Of
ali capital and other offenders In the said District.
ami Lewis A. TURNER and JOSIAH MowRY, f.
CURES Judges OF the Courtsof Common Pleas, and
Justices Of the Courts Of Over and Terminer anil
General Jail Delivery, for the trial Of all capital
and other offenders in the County Of Somerset. have
issued thelr precepts and TO me directed. for hold
lng a Court OF Common Pleas, and General Quar-
Ter Sessions OF the Peace. and General Jail belly
cry ANA Courts Of Oyer and TerInmcr, at Somerset
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FROM WA.

NEW ALEXANDRIA, April p, 1873.
1 have purchased a first class Piano Of Prof.
Hetz. and find that it gives perfect satisfaction in
am respects, and believe 1t is second to none in the
state. Persons wishing to purchase a frst class
instrument should give the Professors Piano an
examination before purchasing elsewhere.
WM. GEORGE
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Republican County Ticket.

Republican County Ticket.
CONGRESS.
suhieet 10 decision Of District Conference.
W. II. KOONTZ.
STATE SENATE.
Subject 10 decision Of District Conference.
f. d. YUTZY.
ASSEMBLY.
WM. ENDSLEY.
JOSEPH D. MILLER.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JAMES L. PUGH.
COMMISSIONER.
OLIVER w. BOYER.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.
SAMUEL TRENT.
AUDITOR.
DANIEL S. MILLER.
ooUNTY'sURvEY0R,
JONATHAN II FRITZ.
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On Monday, August eth, 1875,

NOTICE Is hereby girfn to all the Justices Of the
Peace, the Coroner and C0nstables within the s1id
County OF Somerset, that they be then and therein
their proper persons, with theirrolls. records. fnqul
siti9hs, examinations ant other remembrance. o.
do those things which to their offices and in thaf
behalf apperIain % be done; and also. they who
Will prosecute againstthe prisoners thar are r shall
De III the jail OF Somerset County, TO be then and
there, 70 prosecute against them as shall be iusC
SHEHIFFs OFFICE, OLIVER KNEPPER.
somerset, July p. Sheriff.
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ram IN ordefs..-..........-.127s 50
p 7s-2Jl 81
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Ner advertisements.
TEHE EE ErTZ
Square Piano.

Much has been said agd written upon the above
and Organs sold by PrLf. Edward Hetz, Of Phila-
delphia, are the first in the market. Readthe fol
lowing, which We have clipped from a Greensbnrg
paper.
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~
How ro hEEP CIDER EoR WINTER. -
chemist Of wide reputc recommends
Ae following plan for preserving cider
'CeI
wv hen the cider in the barrel is un-
'golng q lively icrmcntotiom, add Us
.Qrl Wnlte sugar as will bc equal to
'ii or thic.G,'qnarte,s Of p pound to each
i.lon OF cider and let the fermentation
9reed until the liquid attains the
.ut taste to suit; then and an eighth
a quarter OF an ounce of sulphitc
b. suIphatel OF line 70 each gallon
aier IN the cask, hrst mixing the
Edcr IN about Il quart of the cider,
|ai then pouring 1t back into the ca,k,
|ld giving ita thoIough shaking or
|lmg. After standing bungrd M for
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limo Worm.
1apc Worm

Tapo Worm rCnove1m I'm from g. hours viii
harr,lUss ,'Getriile uoii" me The worm IA.
siug lr'U TIE .y,tcW uiiyu. Nu lt' us,cd unt.
tie cElirc worm. " lth hUAi passes. NsGI.iu,
harmless, can refer those a'.li,tsl to the ruHt
lcris of this city whom h1vr curcd. Al ms
'Gl,c can hc seen hurdsc1t oi fr"cimrusI inca.
sutluH irHn - tu 100 tyDt IN length. Eiuy ,uI
cont of cHros oi Dyspepsia and diaOrgauitlti6ut
vt Liver are causcd hy stomach and other worm.
existing In the llimcutarg canal Worms, o.
disease ul thc most dangerous chat rtstyt, arn s,
rte un'Ct tool by the W.IiUli Wnl ut the
ptsCeut day, Gail anil see the original qu1 only
worm dc 'troycr ur send fora circular which Wit
give iu'l description and treatment at ali
Kinds Of worms enriuso cont STAMP iu! rctur,.
~ the sane. DR.. T.. I. * KtNkEI., No. 2jp y
Ninth - Pti''dc rhia Pa 'AiVi"e st oflc
OF 'y uai1 i-Co
9lsu rcWnVcd. sept. ., -
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FROM TROXLEFYLLR.

lR. EDITOR We are happy to in
N you and the readers ofyour col
.ns, that the laying of the corner
pc Of the Evangelical Church at
.Sleyille ON 9th of Sept, was in eve
respect n success. The weather
fine, the congregations large and
|rly, and we realized between three
four hundred dollars by subscrip-
and in cash for the benefit of the
lch. Our small class here, with the
pie Of fTroxleville and surrounding
pity, manifested n cOmmendable
of liberality, net only in giving
The erection of this house of wor-
but also in so kindly entertaining
| e present from II distance. May
Lord abundantly reward them.
services commenced on Saturday
ing. ON which occasion our young
her ID. =. Kline, preached us n
Encouraging sermon from the
; of our Saviour, Because | live
Pail live also" John xiv. 10v. On
bath Morning Rev. ;. Yearick,
ched an interesting and suitable
Ion to a large and attentive audi
from LIST Peter, ii. 6v., after which
\. ii. Irwin, from New Berlin,
rmed the ceremony of the laying
cornerstone, in accordance with
gections of our church discipline.
evening Rev. A. ii. Irwin preach
soul stirring sermon from the
;, BE Jealous" Rev. iii, l9v., after
b the exercises were closed.
pon the whole we had an interest
nd profitable time. What added
Y to the. interest of the occasion
be presence of the choir of the E.V.
En- in New Berlin, who with its eff
leader Brother Hartman, render
excellent and soul stirring mu-
Many thanks to our New Berlin
b for their presence and encour-
ent. We hope ere very long to
The dedication ofthe 10Th house
fship of tho Evangelical Associa-
lltflo 2sax1or n,.tnfx<
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility premcture Dclcy, and ali
the effects oi Youthful lndtscrctiOn wilt fur the
sake Of suffering humani y. send free t. N who
ncoi ", tho recipe atd itcctilu for making th
simple remedy ~ which he was eutcd Su"cr
ors NlEhiugt 20 prott ~ che advertisers eNucri
cuco can do eu by addressing IN perfect coma
denCc, tncc. p '.3 rm
JOHN B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar st.. NJw Iogl
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NOTICE.

NOTI'E is hereby piyon That w
~ thn nn1cr.igued Jorcmi IA B,vlr. Illn u
Borar, jacob p. Boglr, ir. Hiram u'NIl, AVID
lslac A. crt viii mthc application - his oN.cI.
lency John +. HartanIt the Governor of the
state Ot Penn ylyanlt flr letters patent incor
poratiUg the subscriber, ami their suc-
cessors and assigns in to n
body polite AMI corporate IN decl and In law,
by the name, stylo and ti'lo of the Port rrrv-
erton and fCrnd n Fcrry.' the object which
shnll be the Transporting md ferryl Z { OF pass
sengers, wagons. horses, ca'tlo Sc. across tn
Susqu"hAnna river betw, on Port TTegcrtun, IN
the county of Snyder and leradOn ia tho cou n q.
y oI NeIthum herland, aud TINT said applici
t!on viii Oe made AZ the Executive Chambers
IN hnrrisonrg on Tuesday tie sixth day OF DC.
tO1er A. ID. La,
Jeremiah BOgar,
Joaa ID. bognr,
Jacob II. bognr Jr.
Hiram ONeil,
Isaac Albert
Fort Trevcrton, sep sth IS7i