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BAtutl, ihs...,..,...3, ,1JG,3sl 2,i6t770 1,1G,ouJ
'FFom seJcn points.
urs. t,,nr m vr,v yorr
.ox.o~.u,,,. -, n s.a, W.. ..ua. a.. ,,,,o.,..n
cotnraf4'ise hBasfs 1ot thas point:
Stock, July is74 new mess, brls 1T
- -
Total stock. ,6.n,0
Stock, July J, 1s.5 new ,ncrs, brls 90 tG
ssots, au!J !. ls's' oia niess, bsis ........ luo
1o,,, st,ct ... ......... ~ "a,
Ta..siiIs ti,s,. iess sh,nm,rts n o(nn to iniv II
give etotxa OH July II, ,57l, ~ = ,9td Grla.
W lhs V.totef, ls7s, our rsoek III sew iofk was
uH @ -. ~ IL ,n. ff,ins, w. a.. 1,i "S ra" . -
fhrro months Gr 1.Ntt trIs n,ure Than nur nrnsrnt
ttn.x. ~ TAT uur shpncnts quite equal 10 last
sr'a'n: ard hheiy to contnue, With market largely
"'eisol"'
n'',, . .'''
.., 1nu ~" ~" t.'9 ""ns,', 'As"
s,m rr.nci.so .t. ~. nrs ins,ai,,,a ~ - ,a,s
crop Jalan tea. in iii. ubout 4Y.tUO nsckuarS huyu
been received. mort Of which has been .ent ovesland
tiom s4n tIapeisto TO Ncw losk,-,say about :0.h U
,I - ]n - ~ c 1 ,e ~ sno 49,. -, ~, eno u.n ,,
with no li,tu Interest. ron,arisnu win the onci.
ing lricra ef laHt yras shuSs tat HE market lei OIL
th. year u more iau IL cantA per pound uuer those
o. -, ~nen .hs SAT- W. nade - ABOUT - eests
gol J. pr po"nt Tor t!e hnest grade e.-"htca ns~H.s
Ses % as m s scason ~ ow ~ % eents
rome n Inferior 4uahy aolh down to ~ cent?, gold
how hnweFeF. amy 1c slated tho market hero III
sfW l"Fk hAH sarfea s"ncThat' hls.! 4MaA Improve
ttht III lficcs ha6 taEe1l fLHe Ellfn the Ia-t few
days. owing g Letter demand both for na* and old
Gropt there sl being salr aurry OF TUG latter let
Iaihis1 hends haro turing srAaon from ~ 0no tn
OuMn pounds OF tea, or about one-thisd Of lie 1u-
fufta.lotas
.,.,a.-
-.,.....-.. PROVISIONS.
HOG fn0DUcTs-Wcro moderately active, 80 far
aa osk WAS concerned 8ud Irregular IIuaa vera III
t,r .r,,,r mi o,.,,r m 1,hh, ,-o.,.. 49,, ,,,,.s,
~ tls' - @ ~ $50, W. 'a 8'.o"' t.'.a -ea'so
IN eaaef tceins III ptoahct carly from which there
pal tal fe4ctun. Therp lttlo In tho tone of
l,sra,ctrs fran, other minis to influence ou- nurtt
. ,n,,,o1 ,. ,,nn,,,I w. 80 49,, :, - -,
.tl' ~ @S.. ~ .NtNf ~" =" F'f -. !
higher I'll TosK' nas movement III thp lattcE aFicl0
there dues not uanay aot uh tho trade Ia Liverpool
LeIna Chiefly in prlme ueeo
Mr,a poav-,ys. r,,t.r ,,,n,. .,.tx. ,, A., ~,.
,'..4..t s A's .' ~. '''' i.A'
clpa ooJect ot iefest III nEoFlHoha, icing irregular
usual. Tho market averaged lCfalsc lower than cn
gaturay but closed souc 400 nyr l,r htobtr under
t,t,.- do,n,, ~ H., rtnso Tho i,nnt-. 49,. ,.p,,
,t ue "'A1 - NV .'oeut nv. 't'l''! "Aa ses5
saf1aoe, ano tho apparent Willingness 10 1oil WIZ
equally so. Boiler September was the ealin8 option.
II o,eued at SuJJ DECLINED to s.013 adyance,I l.,
declined In t2n n, ami c1o.r nj too ~,
~ 1o:o. aaa eassea ~ W so''
esi4ee AuRaat ~as qu'e1 ~ 9@o. 9Vu, c1oting noni-
TALLY nj $D.W. Seller October sold carly 1t f40.25
10 H. closing nominal 1t Byfa OBJ: cush clscti III
$.uCxa ID tor cAr Iota according To reputation Of
tlu LrauI Tic traussctlous nosl frluv h!yiug hesr
mads curly Salsa wern rorortcI Of % iris cssh II
, 1875-07-27

Chamher Of Commerce. es. t1tv.......... 10 II
tEa ~, Gas l!sht null CnEc Company,
TX NV, ~
Chua-st Gan /. >ht Hn1l t'"ac CoE,Fany
' ~ s.As' -"
Chratu k T. if1irt I>frk t.inp7nS..... ~
EhcacrS y ,rthwc-trrn guild Isnsls, ...... Az khE
1u.imtn Ia1r ct4r Company ............. wax E6t{
Exr0s1ftUlt ~ fk. w
rfstrf If t'h tfnt II i a.fA-, guaranteed by
thc t,nitsA stat.,4 .,.,...,,..,,7l II -
, 1875-07-27

- NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW fonE, July 26.-Dusfncss light with PACKAGE
hodses. aud the 1obbins trade remains quiet. Cotton
goods In modeeao request. 1ud!nn Head brown
standard s,eetlags advanced to 1oHc, aud Cabot
blesnhel shIrttn3a held At the valus. Merrimac
dark prints anu aouthbrsdge prints opened 1t BKc
Aeyrmao robes arc DC.
, 1875-07-27
FOREIGN MARKETS,

FoREi0N MARKETS.
Sctefal Dtsuafrh 10 The Ehiea TtibxHe,
I.ospoN, July 2G-ll =. m.-Tloun-No L. 2as : No.
2, 2is.
-WAcat-Ninsnr, No. I, 1Os; No. q, o. 10d !;
spring, NJ. l, l0s9d Nc. 2, 1os: white No. l. lis
81; No. 1os 1od; club, No. !, 1la 10l No. lis ii.
Corn. No. l. 3cs id No. . $50 od.
rnoylsIoxs-pork, lis. Lard, American, Ccs0
G2H 9it.
LlvEHroor, July 2e-t:3o p. INSTRUMENTATION,
Amn,t;an, 7Gs.
Hest unchanged.
L1vHnrooL, July 2a..-r1oua-E1trs Bssts and
Weatern, 2s#.
dhA1s-Wheat-No. spring, los Cd; No. z do, los.
Coru-Mlxel, SIS.
rgovIstosH- k--Ameslcau-Westnzu. 1t4: East
crns 65H. Beef-American, ia 81. Cumberland
midalea, a2s. 1ard-AsncEican, 62a.
CHKIsE-Frm: American, 55a
TALLow-American, 4Os 0l.
pE7AoLEuM-neane', I'd: crude, Thd.
ANTWERP. July 2G.-Ft1noLEuM-!Is
LONDON, July 2a.-fLre or DIscouNr-In open
market for throe month"; bills, 2Ad, bAIuR ..d
below the Bank Of England ratio.
CnssoLa-Money and account. gl 1.1t.
UNITED srArRs Dosps-'-2oa OF u, lux: DO Of ri,
t0SA; l1-4na, 105H ;now ia, lO3t:.
AMRn1cAH 1h1LhoAo DoNps-New York Cenha1
%; Erio 1a,i do preferred. "a.
1.1SeEXp oit-17a Cd.
AERIN-Common, 5kd.
TunPRNTtNk-8plrits, 22s22ls Cd.
lAala July 2O.-I&entes, b9f Boc.
FRANKFORT, July 26.-Untted 9tatea bonds of ~,
19N.
, 1875-07-27

PIrTSeuRo OIL MARKET.
f1rTsnuna. July 9s-Petruieum quiet, but frr, !;
910a bid for crtlo At Parkerst refined, SL013l.o8
&1.l1, rhi,A 1ephts delivery.
, 1875-07-27

LUMBER.
The receipts and shipments Of lumber, ctc,, for tho
week ending July H. aud alnco JAM L. were IN follows
, 1875-07-27

sFf0m seven 1oinis
MEss runE IN NEW Yong.
4 correspond nj In NV York sends tho following
comparative figures for that point:
Stock, July /, is74, tlew neas, brs.. 1T
stock, July !, lea, Old aness, brla. vu3l
Total stock. .b:clo
Stock, July i4.5. mcTH. brs. 80 td
Btotk, july l. 1875. old niess, Lrls. ......... 1uu
, 1875-07-27

Total Ftoek............. ......... ........ ,4aI
Receipts ti.t), lesa a,il,mruts (a0ou3 to July II,
give .totxa oil tnly H. l67l, ~ = LEG lElA.
"Dn Int Ottuter, ln7t, Our stotk III Sew Tosk
only l',ik hrls tss, showing 1uust have thlplud
oyrr .A,3 brs ne-s. including receipts turing thus
trca nontha, Gr 1uUtt trla nura than our present
ttnrK ~ fat nur sh ncntS quito eliaI 10 last
HrHa"n ard lihely to contnue, With msrket largely
nYrranl,l.n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07
DEB,

BECK.-On the lat Of April. 1870, Mrs.
Margaret Beck. aged II years, ; months
and Q days.
The deceased was born in Germany on
the 18th day of December 1893 was mar
ried to Nicholas Beck on the 4th of .Janu.
Gry 1924, and came with her husband to
America in 1892. They brought with
them two sons and two daughters: lived
IN America - years had in al II Gail
dren, dead and 3 li7ins. Peace % her
ashes
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

THE Ohio State journal says: The
son Of a Michigan pensioner writes 10 Col.
ID. {. Cox. Pension Agent, giving a de
tailed account of the death OF peRsioGer.
his father, aged 81, and hE ptothet aged
70, with an account of their nine children,
and then proceeds
Il have a wife and twenty children
four twins. then ono. then a boy and a
gigl. thon ioar girls at one time, then two
girls, then a boy and a girl-twenty In
all. Married in 1851. | am a poor man,
my wife brought six children within ten
months. We have been a shoe show 10
the RaborS Wis ''rabors' think the
Pen-,oG Agent caif continue to pay him
the pension formerly drawn by his father,
and perhaps build a house for him. 10
thinks he deserves q pension for Bringing
SO Mspy persons lEtQ the world quite as
as much as others for taking q less number
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

GAEAIEsf LAEGkISs EyIH OFFERED
lE PIANOS y oEoASS-Il order TO
make room t1r orr Spring stock OF Pisnos
snd Organs, wc are compelled to close cat
entire uTc>eui assortment within the
mex, I've weeks. and IN order 10 do This.
We have greatly reduced De prices We
Aav- always lae4 Ao,cd ior yeiiingIoEer
Than any Gtler h0usc IN the city, but we
are plE outluiEg cvcn ourselves aad
such Inducements as we Eow offer % the
public iora first c,ass Piano or Organ were
never heard % in this CITY before, aud l.
VIII be years before snch another chance
T. offered again. our stock comprises tine
Hazcllon Brls. Pianos, the Krlnich &
Bach Pianos, the BehninC & Diehl Pi
amos. the H. Ne7.ton & Co. Pianos. the
SchosinEer Is Co. Organs, The Spang &
Co. Organs. the Earc.,a Orchestral Or
gang lie Rogel y LlLlsin C5nNlat:oa
Fins Organs. So n you van. 10 gct a frst
class Piano or Organ. fuzzy warranted by
the Oldest AID most reliable house in the
CITY, aad a. q lower price than was ever
offered before, give us a call Or, ii You
live ont OF the city. dpop Us a letter or send
us a postal card With Your address, snd we
viii send sou illustrated price ISIS. Month
y payments taken.
MELLoR & HoESE,
50 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

THE express cast on the Pittsburgh &
Connellsville railroad met witha serious
accident at southampton on Tuesday,
March 81. 4 large rock had rolled on the
track, against whictri it collidcd. The train
was very badly wrecked. and the engineer,
a Mr.. Crawford, Of Uniontown, and the
fireman, Jamrs Roberts Of MartinsJUrg,
were both 50 badly scaldcl that they have
since died Of tkcir injuries. The slide
was a large one. At ) O'Clock the even
irg before the cut had been thoroughly
examined by the watchman, As the slide
was in q short ont, the train men lad no.
chance TO see it. Two of the companys
physicians and superintendent Hyndman
were telcgTaPhcd tor and We're o on the
ground and did everything in their power
10 alleviate the sHilerings of the wounded
men. The passengers all escaped with u
good shaking up.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07
DEss0LUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
fshn II. Weimer and 5. Austin Cramer. under
the firm name Of Weimer & Cramer. in the mer.
camille business, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, John Il. Wei1cT, retiring. The
business viii hereafter be carried on by ). Austin
Cramer AZ the Oh s.ani- where al accounts will
Dc settled = hin.
Ohm x. WIENER.
S. AUSTIN CRAMER,
On aud a1er April ist 1875, ! will SeE excia-
sivcly for cash, or pnyduce taken il exchange.
). AESfIN CRAMER.
Casz@fm-u MARI =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

The annual conference Of the NJ. Il.
Church, which was in session last week
at Alliance. before adjournment resolved
that itsAext session would be held at Can
ton. Ohio, in October instead OF March as
heretofore. The appointments made Tor
ministers last week, viii, heretofore, only
hold good for six months. instead Of for
one wear. After that conference viii meet
in tie fall and not in the spring, as has
heretofore been the case. The new ar
engagements Will no doubt prove satisfacto-
nv to the ministers and their wives; from
the fact that moving in October will not
be near 50 disagreeable as Q like perform
ance in the spring, when tue weather is
cold. and the roads generally in a horri-
bic condition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

u..a q bao-A. tle ieai q tie Eog.
and Shoe trade OF Tie city OF Pittsburgh
stands The vcli huova house of Gin <
Bro, iociei az 253 I liberty street 8 doors
lam head at Wood street which has held
Tor So long q high r.uk among Tie repre-.
sentative wholesale establishments of lhc
CIV.
Tlicig 'a.-e Trade Through this scc,lon,
and their customers Of many years stand
inc. with Tie addition OF many new ones.
IS q source Of satisfaction 20 them. and Of
profit 10 their patrons. True TO their past
record iaey have laid in rs large a stock OF
goods as can BE found in the western mar
6ti that tor variety, finish. Quality and
ettrrt i3s Icgcr l1Cn eEoeileJ aLd they
offer speoisi inducements in prices and
terms 10 sat Tie times. Eastern bills du-
Vl.ca:cd ,H ANY grade or class Of goods in
their las VIC a3yi-a our Purchasing
tsieads 90 call On thera. SEE taliralye--
tseEeIt In auo.hsr column.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

BAsE-BALLIsrs are beginning 70 make
preparations for the summer campaign.
PUr up your bird boxes Tie martins
VIII soon be here.
OHnER IS heavens FIRST law, and it has
never been repealed.
YoU can save money by buying your
Groceries. Fish and Flour from
Z. J. BEEGHLY.
CLOVER and Timothy Seed, Table
Onions ard Onion sets at
Tna cold weather has frozen most Of
the rose STALKS exposed 10 the severity OF
the weather.
MANY ratlesnakcs are said to have per
ishcd with the cold of last winter. Next
Years crop will Doe rather slim.
Juus KITEE Is putting up q dwelling
house on the gravel hiIl' division OF
Union street. Keep j, up.
MANY persons do not appear 20 be aware
of the fact that postage on q paper sent
through The mail istwu cents.
We publish elsewhere in to-days paper
lhc Stewards report Of material made ut
Lae Poor lioCss during tie past year.
CoyaruS.1S s~cryices were held in the
Lutheran Church OF this place on Sunday
last. Quite a number Of persons united
with thc Church.
Girls with pretty feet always choose
She mudJiiest street crossings while a lazy
who wears cunning s.iis Invariably picks
out Tie driest paths.
I'm. JoHS HIM has taken possession Of
tie new Ross House, and Ar. Barnet
Picking has again taken The Barnet House
under his charge.
Mr. 3. +. COOPER is erecting a dwell
i-ng-Louse on Union street, opposite the
residence O. Joseph Pritts. That portion
OF lie town IS gradually growing.
TuE odd Fellows VIII have Grand pa
raie at jefferson, Greene County, on
Monday. April gj.h, that being The ami
vers.rv of thr Introduction O! the order in
tle country
RHv. TAYLOR. Tie new Methodist min
lister io- This %circui,, preached his first ser
mon 20 a large and well-pleased audience
on last Sunday. We hope his stay among
our people viii be @ pleasant IL
JUSTICES or THE PEACE attending
court schauld call 90 Stcck and lav in q
stock OF Blanks Of which he kcepsa very
large stock, also Biun's Justice and GRAY
d0u's Forms always OF hand.
SPRING Hats and CAPS just received at
Stocks al OF the newest plain and nobby
STYLES. also an assortment of New Tics.
Collars. Socks. Handkcrchicis. and the
largest stock OF Plain Fancy and ColaTcd
Shirts in town.
WALLPAPERS. VAL Paper. WALLPAPER,
a very large stock Just received and for
sale Wholesale and Retail at Amos Stocks,
call and examine. No trouble to show
goods
Hans AND CAPS, las and Caps Hats
and Caps l,i the hest stock Of the finest
qualities at the lowest prices and OF the
newest STYLES Tor The spring and summer
80 Amos STICKS.
WALLPAPER 3 r2ry large stocG. 1o.a
.c4 celt TO I'll PEE bolt at Wholesale and
Retail, at StCcka S; also fine assortment Of
- dow Blinds nc low prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

INV 49, IA a ~ a HAaI -
viii offer at public sac, on the premises at
Mineral Point On
Saturday. 4prjl 24th, 1875,
the following valuable real estate. viz:
10. I. 4 tract Of land situated in Milford Town
ship. Somerset County. within a mile OF the Pitts
bursh x Connellsyille, and Somerset \ Mineral
Point Rail Roads, adjoining lands Of Val. Hay,
Noah Scott, David TOunkin Daniel ID. Miller
and others, containing 20 acres, about 100 acres
cleared and q part in meadow, balance we'll tim
bered and watered. This tract will be offered in
parcels 70 suit purchasers. This tract will be sui
on the premises
No.. a tract Of land situate In the same iowa
ship, adjoining Jacob 5. Phillippi, John Sbaa and
Others, containing twelve acres, all cleared; farm
cottage house ami stable thereon erected.
No. 3. 4 house ami lot In NinerakP Point, bounded
by Cassleinan River, hotel property and public
No. 4. Two los OF gs5zad in Mineral Pom. adj
Joining the stOreECGse property and Eassheman
river acd known as the PUister property.
AEO the following personal property: l mare, >
COWS. ! two horse carriage, buggy, ! beadstead
and bedding, l c1cking-st0ve. 1seJ harness, kettles,
tables, desks. chairs and other articles Nos. =. 3
and 4 Of real estate and the personal property
will sold at Mineral Point.
TERMS-Oue third lst May, 1875. mt which
time deeds win be made; one third Aug. 1875, and
balance Isl Nov. 1873; the two last payments 10
bear interest from day Of sale and % be secured by
judgments on the premiIes; ten per cent Of first
payment 20 be paid as soon as property IL knocked
down. Terms Of sale Of personal property m-de
known on day Of sale.
sale TO N ST Mineral Point =. sea
O'Clock A. v. % said day
AARON WILL
mch 81 Assignee.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
TAXES,
Nay I, 1875. 90 April 30, Is7G.

The revised statutes Of the United States, sec
tians 5&2, Sg7. 32s, and SS59, require every per
son engaged in any business, avOeaton, or en-
plOyment which renders him liable 70 a special
tax. 70 procure and place oonspieu0usly In his e-
tsblishment OF place o. husiness a stamp ten1t-
ing the payment Of said special tax for the sp-
eial tar year beginning May !, Is1a before cam
mencing or continuing business ater April -.
1875. The taxes embraced within tte pr1,.lus
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

OyE merchants on visiting Baltimore
should not forget to cali and see Major
Nagdwell. the well known Oakland trout
angler, whois with the Messrs Hodges
B0uE The Major Informs us il,at laCjr
s,alG af Traat and Bass Fishing Tacsle
IS the most complete ever exhibited Ia
SIS lHwore aRd "a lower prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

BLyNYER l. the place 10 bay Hard
2arc. lie buys his goods for cash and
riil sci as low as The same goods can DC
Bought anywhere. Call and see his large,
fuil stock lie keeps everything In the
hardware line. Builders win ind il 20
their advantage Ca give MIN e call Il
viii pzy yoa 10 60 to his Hardware Store,
a somcrsei, io- anything IN the hardware
line.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

THF Mutual Base Ball club OF Mead.
willie. who claim to be the champions Oh
Western Pennsylvania, viii start on a toar
on the 5th of July. They viii play al
Pittsburgh. Altoona, Harrisburg, kastoh
and Philadelphia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

VIZ measured the ri0,ous baby against
the cottage wall, is the beginRing OF q
pocm in a Milwaukee paper. Tbs Is GER
iainlv an improvement on the Old plan OF
sitting down on the refractory squalier-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

Nr. MARY MAeDALENA MARTz' the
mother of Esquire Henry Martz, OF South,
ampton township. was n hundred ana
n wears old on the 4th OF March last.
She still enjoys good health, and can read,
sew. and knit without glasses.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

4 DACoTAH man has invented a rail
road shovel that viii pick up a drift as big
as an iceberg, pitch it over the TOP ota
hill, and then spit on lis hands and tackle
the hill. &
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07
EGAL NOTICE

N5tiee Is asseay given that II. F. Smith. Slas
G.. Keim aad Jacob d.. Livengood, assignee si
Ioan smith, have hled their account 10 ny uihce
aud that the same viii be prFseutel 90 the cut
Tor confirmation, On ThErsteT the sh day Of
April ls75.
Z SCHROCh-
mari. PrythCIs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

4 YOUNG lady having read about u
mans ~inventing a stove which consumes
its own smoke, hopes he vii devise a
method whereby tobacco o can DC
run on lie same economical principle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

AGTham A. Stut1man having made an assign
Hent 20 me Of all his estate Tor the benefit Of his
creditors. I hereby give notice TO all persons inter
ested. whether as creditors or debtors, % meet Ase
at ny house in Shauksyille, St0nycreeS township,
on Saturday. the 10fh day OfApril. S. With then
claims properly proved for settelsuL
ESRMAN SHANK,
meh1. Assignee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

o.. q A0O per day. Agents wanted. All
SO " S@O classes Of working people Of both
sexes. young and old, make more money a. WORK
for as, In their own localities, during their spare
moments. or all the time. than anything else. We
offer employment that viii pay hannsJE1ely lCr
every hours work. Full particulars, terms, SC.
sent free. send rs your address az once. B0Lz
delay. Now is the time. Don't look for WORK er
business elseWhere until YOU have learned Ea-t
We offer. Ct. STISsOS : Co, Portland, Gs.
iauI3
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07

DoR A. lake. California, is Gtccn miles
r.,,r Inv seven to nine miles wide, and con
taias a deposit Of bocax 81 almost incaiee-
lable value. enough it is said 30 supply the
world.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-04-07
. DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE

Estate Of George P. Hay, late Of Brl.heE-aEoy
TWP. deceased.
Letters Of administration on 10 above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned. c1-icc Is
hereby given TO those iudsbsea Vi e % make ima1-
date payment. aud those having claims agtiusj g.,
10 PRESENT. them duly autheuteated for settlement,
AZ the late reslderce OF deceased on SATURDAY, the
18th day of April, 1870
DAVID MEYERS.
El2i AdmiulstrltJr-
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ASSIGNMENT:

samnel l. Camp and William H SRnneF S2F.
ing, i0intly and ssveraily, made an ~assssna-eni 70
nc for the benefit OF crtiitorz I hereby Siteno-
tice % all persons havir= catE4 AMI aceDInts.
whether Of record O. othcrgise. % present theA
properly autAeatleatcd, and have them On hie IN
nv Ofgce in somerset borough on o. before An9Ts-
day, April 3. 1873, at which tine an effort via bs
made 70 settle the claims @ said creditors az . Ger
tain per centrm- JAS l. PUGH.
metg- Assignee.
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PAssESGERs on the westward bound
express on Tuesday evening were a good
deal amused at the antics Of q drunken
man. who was a passenger thereon. After
taking his scat he inquired of an old gem
ttanap in Tue adjoining seat IL that was
the train for Pittsburgh. The old gentle
man replied that it was.
SWELL said he II want to be sure OF
it. for | nave been trying 10 get there for
the past two weeks, and cant get further
Than Cumberland. When the train ar
rived at the wreck at Southampton, the
Conductor ATTEMPTED TO waken him up Tor
the transfer, when he Immediately began
To- institute inquiries as 10 whether he was
dead, and It took repeated assurances OF
Of the train men to make him believe that
he was still in the land Of the living.
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SOMERSET ACADEMY.

Rev. g. +. SCHAEFFER, A. II. PErNcIPAL
The Spring Term Of this School viii begin on
the 2th Of April and close 0H the 4h OF Jlly. Pu-
pills VIII be prepared for business, for college or
seminary, or uote3ch. Competent AID experience
ed assistants viii l. scared, according 70 the
wants OF the schs0L.
Tuiti1a io- tae terra, SD In advance. For fur
Their alteration apply 10 the Principal. or to the
President or the Secretary Of the Board a. Of Trus-
tees. ". II. KOONTZ.
L. N. SCHROCk, President.
Secretary. mara
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COUNTRY JoURNALs.-In the course Of
a debate in Congress, Hon. !. A Garfield,
of Ohio, said that in his Judgment the
weekly newspapers Of the country were
thebcst real opponents Of public opinion.
Aman who climbed to the filth story Of a
metropolitan newspaper Ctice at eleven.
O'Clock q 4ight and slashed OF An edito-
rial and sent it of 20 the country. called
that tie public ssntimentof the American
people. In country newspapers, the cdi-
tor, a quiet, sensible man, who, in the
course OF a week, saw men from every
township in the county, and had his mind
filed with the best thoughts Of the Z
try, wrote notices and editorials in the
course of the week which gave more of
the public sentiment OF that country than
all the metropolitan Journals in the United
States could give OF that country.