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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03
WARNING.

The acceptance of JAS. MCDANIEL,
in favor of RILEY g. DELLoNE,
dated January 18th, 1876, for S424.0 3,
due in 30 days after date, has been
lost. All persons aro warned not to
purchase the same.
RILEY & DELLONE.
CHEYENNE, january 81, 1876.
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BLACK HILLERs. STOCK Mes

And AL INhom II My Concern.
/ have received some large CON-
signments of CHOICE FLOUR. CORN,
OATS, BRAN and CHOPPED FEED,
with instructions to close il out at
MILL PRICE, and in quantities to
suit purchasers. Now is your time to
lay ia a supply at low prizes
Z. j. Todd, wholesale and general
commission merchant, Ferguson
Street. between Fifteenth and Six
teenth Streets. janl5-dtf
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A house containing eleven rooms,
all furnished throughout, ON leased
ground in the best location of the
city. Small capital required. For
further particulars, inquire at the
''Tivoli Hail. of AUGUST GUEcR.
jan25-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

No trouble to show goods. CASH
mere Heavy Wooden Shirts, Select
Dress Shirts of latest styles. Hats in
all desirable colors, gloves, etc., etc.,
at the New York Clnthing Store.
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FOR SALE.

One fine portable wardrobe, good
as new, solid walnut, rosewood finish,
at half its eastern cost. Apply
nj Green's cabinet shop, 18th street,
opposite First National Bank.
jan27-dtf
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The Senate has confirmed the fol-
lowing postmaslers A. L. Gipson,
Greeley, Colorado; Thomas A. Steph-
ems. Glenwood. Iowa; b. +. Roeka-
fellow, Canon City. Colorado; c. New
man, Del Norte, Colorado; ]. n. Pat
terson, Humboldt, Kansas; c. M.
White, Evanston, Wyoming.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

Congregational sociable tomorrow
Eridays1evening. at the residence OF
VIM. shields, 18th street. All wei
come.
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MARRfED.-At the residence Of the
brije's father. in this city, Feb. list
blythe Rev. w. +. Warren, Mr.. II. &,
Oyster to Miss Lizzie Freeman.
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One thousand head of horses fol
sale or trade, by T. A. Kent & Co
Office at G. G. Mastin's liquor store.
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One Thou.and Dollar. Reward.

The above reward will be paid by
Albany County, Wyoming Territory,
for the apprehension of GEORGE w.
RITTER. late Treasurer of Albany
County, who absconded from Lar
annie City, on Dec. II, 1873. Said
George w. Ritter, is about 40 years of
age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, weighs
about 145 pounds, dark complexion,
small features. light blue. weak eyes;
upper set teeth false, and recently put
in; when left wore a small mustache.
The reward. above, will he paid for
his arrest and detention till informa
tion Is communicated to the under
signed Mt Laramie City, Wyoming
Territory. BY order Of the Board Of
County Commissioners.
j. Il. BRuPuy,
Sheriff. Albany Co., Wyo. Ter.
jan7-30td
Extra copies OF the Daily LEADER
can he had mt Hoit's post Office new
rooms. at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
m19-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

Those who have not yet obtained
tickets to the calico bail ut'the Inter
Ocean this evening, a get them at
the hotel or of the committee of ar
raugemsnts. Dol't fail to secure
tickets.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

House TO LET.-Corner of 18th
and Dodge streets. Apply to HAY
& THOMAS. j23-dtf
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Afefthandise of all descriptions can
bezshipped from here to Denver ind
sold there at ten to twenty-five per
cent. Iese than ruling prices, with a
better profit than Denver merchants
now make
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

s'Ths first passenger train from the
west since Monday, reached here at
2:l0 this morning.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF WYOMING,
Cheyenne, w. Il. Jan. 10, 1876.
TO WHOM an MAY CONCERN.

Having received the books belong
ing to the registers Office of this
Territory, i am now prepared to at
tend to all business pertaining thereto.
Office over the store of 1. Z. Whipple,
Cheyenne. GEORGE r. THOMAS,
janl9-dtf Register.
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the
Cheyenne Post office, Laramie county,
which If not called for within thirty
lays, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised" Civ
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a,",August 2tl'' is decidedly good.

G. L. Wheat has taken charge Of l.
Murine. billiard rooms.
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isIIolt, at the P. o. news depot, has a
fresh invoice Of choice Key West
cigars, hard to beat for quality and
pricesD aaDasi el
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-03

Consumers OF coal will be Interested
In perusipg the card of w. II. Lee,
agent forthe best qualities of coal. The
best coal he offers at $3.50 per ton.
The Boulder Goa! is very good, and is
worth SC. 90 per ton.
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TEAMS WANTED,

For Black Hills freight. by Mccoy
& Co.. opposite McDauiels' Theatre.
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The Black Hills forwarding and
commission house of Small. Ames &
Appel. 1s rtyertised in this issue. Tie
firm is4heroughlys reliable, fully pre-
parediS pfop,ptlyexecute all contracts,
and Is entitled to generous patronage.
g. Appel, Son & Co., represent the
house H ta Denver.
Wyoming. with each nf the other
terrifofies, is entitled 10 twode,egaies
in the National Republican conyen-
tion. The basis of representation al
Iotst 10 each State twice the number of
its congressional delegation, So thst
the entire numiier Of votes viii be
ISL, Of which SIS Will be necessary
for u choice.
frhs Card ORA. u. Butter, Of the
Great Western blacksmith shop, APP
pears this morning. Mr.. Butler is nm
old EtssSnnitc, and wa formerly MS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25
Tne Century Cieek.

10 prominent position 10 the
Kansas bailding, Centennial grounds.
stands al invention, lbe bsudi work
Of Mr.. ] W. Hile. Of WsterEille.
Marshall county, Kansas The De
culisriiy Of this horOlosiczl novelty
Is that il requires winding but once
in one hundred years The means q
accomplishing 50 long co1.inaed :
run without excessively hezTT
weights and long wiaaiag ags AoEel
aerices Of ,ed-ri1g = minimum
,ae srs-tioa o. rbe pendulum ard CO.
caos7snt The iRsentor kss Effected
this, not only with very simple mex
pensive mesus, but not much cheap
er and less eompZeate5 sp2ararss
than that ordioarlJ elployee IA the
nsa1ssclgre oi tize-pieees
The penGulGm Is > heart borizon-
tai brass ring, suspended by a tia
compound OF brass aud steel, and 50
spill. as 10 be susceptible to variation
Of temperature, and remain perfectly
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25
How to cure a Rad Memory.

Your memory Is bad, perhaps: but
/ can tell you two secrets that viii
cure the worst memory. OUe Is, to
read a subject when strongly interest
ed. When you read paragraph or
a page, stop, close the book. or paper,
and try 10 remember the ideas on
that page, AID not only recall them
vaguely 10 yonr mind. bat pat them
into words and speak them out
Faithfully follow these two rules, and
yoa have the goldea keys Of kBOwl-
edge Besides iusJtentye readisg
there are other things Injurious 10
memory. One is the habit Of skim
ming over newspapers, items Of news,
smart remarks, bits Of Information,
political reflections, fashion notes, al
jumbled together, pever 10 be thought
Of again, Ihus diligently eulliFstiBg
: habit OF careless reading, hard 10
break Another is. the reading Of
trashy novels. Nothing i 20 fatal
u reading with profit as the habit Of
running through story after story,
and forgetting them a. soon as read.
/ know a grsy-haiFed woman. q life
long lover Of books. Who sadly de-
clares that her mind has been ruined
by such reading
4 help 20 memory Is repetition.
NotbiBg l. 20 certain 10 keep your
French fresh. and ready for Use, as 70
have always on hsod gn interesting
story 10 that language, 10 take Up for
ten minutes every day In ina. case
y0u will not forget youTFTench" with
the majority Jf your scboOlmaies--
: i-t9lGs
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The >hot-Gun PaIies.

Gen " W Gary : one Of the
most effective speakers for Hampton
aud Tilden in South Carolina. Con
eFning recent uttsrences BY him a
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gq-
-sffe saws
Within one week Gen. Gary has
given expression 20 statements quite
q, atrociOus as those " nich be GeHi-
I'd, and be viii not venture TO denv
the accuracy u this last speech, for
its a2Jbority Is vouched for by q gen.
tlemau who has been one Of The biz
Je-est opponents OF what Gen Gary
calls gbe earpet-bag rule IN South
Carolina, aud whose writings upon
tie subject nave been extensively
copied Il Wade H&mpton's present
organs. According 10 this gentle
msu, who : now in South Carolina,
Gen Gary, ab5u, Oct. 9 il pubic
speech said
So1th Carolina i White msa's
State, and, il spite Of niger msi0ri-
lies, the Democrats are going 10 rule
IT, This we swear TO yOu By heaven
10 the face Of God
Gen Gary, az 3 Hampton ra,i6es-
ton meeting neld 10 Aiken. a few
days since. said
The Edgefeld policy. that i the
shotgun policy, Won n the STATE
campaign and will win il TIE pres
eat campaign That policy ) 70
plainly tel tLs negroes that the
whites are again n command OF tie
State We Democrats 30 rot wa8t
their votes They viii yoie against
- q their peril We must warn the
leaders tbaI The iaIlpoppies will fail
EFSL' l. f0r one, woGld shoot first
Chamberlain, Elliot, Patterson. and
such earpe.-bsggerz, sod second the
miserable ghite 8siiye sealIaxAgs,
and lastly tue black leaders general
ly
Ia ssoiher part Of his speech Gen
Gary said Go armed 10 the bal
l0i box and meet force With force.
Ii sRy one tEies 70 pregent yea f-Uu
carving ;he State for Tides AL
Hampton, the person CO pers3LS sh0
20 try must be .enoTeG Cot Of the
way By tie Gse CT sufficient force,
md 4 I becomes necessary 70 shoot
hen IA order 10 ren0ve them, We
mast be prepared % shoot rEther thsr
he preTen,ed from Feteemi-g TIE
State from Radical rrle
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Neic Advertisements.
MARK THESE FACTS!
THE TESTIMONY OF THE
WHOLE WORLD.
HOLLOW OINTMENT
Rad Legs. Rad Bre.a,, sores and r,cer.

AlldescripJion Of sores are remediable BY the
proper and diiIgent use of Jais inestimable pre-
paratI0n. To attempt 10 cure bad legs ny plaster
ing the edges OF the wound together Is a iclly I;
for should the ska unite a boggy diseased eundi-
tlon remains underneath 70 break OIL with ter
successful treatment Indicated ny Is 1ure l. o.
reduce the inflammation In and about The wound
and % sooihe the neighhOrins parts by rubbing ia
plenty o. the Ointment as sait Il forced into meat.
This viii canse the malignant huncrs - ~ drain
ed of from the hard. swollen, and discuiofed
parts round about the wound. sore, OF ulcer. aud
when these huinOrs are removed the wounds hem
sclvs VIII sDon heal swarm bread and water pa1l-
tices applied over the affected psris, after the
Ointment has been well rubbed in, viii soothe and
suiten the and greatly assist The care. There
is description OF ulcer, sore aud swelling. which
need not be named here, attendant upon the iol-
lies Of youth, and sr which this Ointment Is ur
gensiy recommended as o sovereign remedy. In
curing such paisgnuUs sores il never fails 10 re
store the Syssem 70 healthy state II the pills be
taken acsJrding 60 The printed instructions.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25
second Thoughts.

Farewell, sweetheart. Since summers ende
Our hopes fll lifeless a. the leaves,
And all the Joys VI Us commended
Fiit with the swallows frum the caves.
when Love was ty our hearts defended
With all the force Desire coneeIses,
We both forget that ali depended
Upon few wellesncred sheayes.
lhe birds fly South this Autumn weathtr
And family trill a sad goodbye;
We, too, by summer flung tsgether,
Kiss cne more time, and dare not cry
Against the world, that cares no. whether
We madly'eheose TO part, or die;
Il would be death to bide together
Whsn bread Is dear and rents are hIgh.
IN ether days We both delighted
Fe talk Of ties that should endure.
fGe radisat hours 10 this invited.
Each cunning bird's-nest hid lure;
But now, when every rose Is blighted,
We are not Of our nest sosure;
For modern -weethearis pause aGrightcd.
When they discover bath are poor.
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Piles, FisiuIas, Structures.

The above elass of complaints VIII be removed
y nightly iomeutlug the parts Wl.A warm water,
and tnsu ay must e,ieetUai rubuing in ile Uint-
nCnt. Persons suffering frusn these 4irglul cum-
plants should lDse u0t . moment II arrestinls
JheirprJgress. II should be understood that IL Il
not safcient merely to smear the uln4Ilrut un the
affected paris, bu; i must De well rabbed IN Tor a
considerable IIae twp % lLree times cay that it
may he taken info tie sysfein. whence i viii re-
move any hidden slre or wound a. enccgaGl!y a.
though lallable 10 tnc eye There again bread
anl wafer I,5ulIices aiter the rubbing in %! the
Ointment sill DO great service. This l. the only
SURE treatment for females cases oI JiuleT IN the
stomach, or where there may be general bearing
down.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25

isochronous. The.bow and the wheel
are hung by torison spring of steel,
and make about two and half revO-
lulions at each torsiOnsl vibration,
occupying one minute Of time. As
this bow constantly rotates in fixed
spot, there is little or no atmospheric
friction and that little IS produced
merely by the suspending compound
Low.
The weight and density Of the al
mosphere are constantly changing.
This causes an ever varying weight
Of all pendulums, and aa ever vary
ing resistance to motion from this
cause, rs also from the constantly
changing density Of the atmospheric
medium. This pendulum having the
minimum Of atmospheric resistance
from the mode Of its construction and
operation, has consequently the mini
mum Of variation from these disturb
ing causes Ia addition il can be &C.
curateIy adjusted 10 changes OF tenn
peFature, which Is another cause Of
variation, al much less cost than any
other.
At each torsional vibration the es-
capemeut receives It's impulse dif-
feriBg in this from al others yet con-
struc,ed, in that the impulse Is receiv-
ed on one side only. This escape
ment mar be made to beat any inter-
val OF time, from one second 10 two
and a half minutes The beats are
instantaneous and between them Ih5
iFain remains firmly locked ana The
pendulum weight impaftei by the
scape wheel By using ten hair
spring 'Or torison spring, clock can
be made that will beat minutes, and
run one year, With u watch ma
spring, by once winCiBg. A tower
clock would operate successfully with
au eight DAY clock msin spring for d
tOrison spring, with less power than
is ordinarily used, or more power lie
used if desired. The claims of the
inventor are that, while this clock re-
quires winding but once in a hundred
years, and keeps the most accurate
time-telling the month Of the year
the day Of the mOnth-the day Of
the week-the hour of the day-snd
the minute Of the hour, il does this
with from ten TO one hundred times
less power than is required with any
other clock ezcapement ever invented.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25
Dipfheris, liberated Sore Throat, and
Scarlet and other Eeyers

Any OF the above diseases may be cured by we'll
rubbing the OIutmeut three times day into the
chest, lhruat ana neck OF the patient: II Will soon
penetrate, and give immediate relief Medicine
taken By the mouth must operate upon the whole
system ere it, innueuce can. he felt n any local
part, whereas the Ointment viii Go its work At
once Whoever tries the unguent IL the above
manner tur the diseases naulei, any similar dis
Crlers affecting the cnest and throat, viii md
themselves relieved . by a charm All sufferers
from these cuuplGiEts should envelope the throat
at bedtime in a large bread and water pollice, al
ter the Ointment mas been we'll rubbed IN II VII
greatly assist the cure OF the throat and chest.
To altay the fever and lessen the inflammation
eight OF ten Pills should be taken night ana
morning. The Ointment will produce psrspira
lion. the grand essential In all cases oI levers,
sore thruats, or where there might De an oppres
sion of the chest, either from asthma OF ether
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25
YOUNGSTOWN SAYINGS BANK, !
l9o CLINTON STREET,
JoHNsTowN PA.

Chartered September ~ 1870. Deposits reeeiv-
e. of az sums not less than one dollar Present
rate oi interest SIX per cent Intert sits due in
the months O. June an1 December. and II not
wiihdruwn is added to the deposit thus eDnPonn-
ding twice year without troubling the deposi-
TOR ID call or cyen 10 present TIE deposit book
Money loaned gu real estate Preference, Win
flz.r1 rates and Ianz time given to borrowers Of
iertng nlgrt gags farms worth four or more
times the amount a. lean desired. Good refer
ence. perlect titles &C. required.
This curpeTaIiuEt i exclusively 4 Savings Bank.
No commercial deposits received n0r discounts
made No loans On personal security
blank applications f0r borrowers, copies of the
rules, bylaws and special law relating 10 the
lrsuk sent % any address requested
TRUSTEES laaes Cooper, David Dioeri. e.
g. kliis. A. J. haWes, +. ". Hay, John LowInAn,
l. n. Lapsly. Daniel McLaughIin, ID. J.. Morreil,
lewis Pitt II. A. Boggs, C0urad SGppes, Geo,
7. SWank- James Mc-di.icn- Iames No rley and
~. W " alters.
Daniel J. Morreu, Prcs lent; fra9k nibert,
Treasurer; Cyras Elier, Solieitor. nova
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Indiscretious OF Youth Sore. ana
Ulcers

Blo,ches. as also swelIiugs. can With certainty,
be radis,ly eured it the u.nisneHI be used freely
and the tilis taken E-ght and morning ss recon-
mes-iec IN the R.tntcd instructions y hen treat
ed a. any ther way they only dry up m oue place
y break Jat in anpIhers whereas inis DInfeIeut
Viii reuYc ;he kuIBor fr0Ba the system, and leave
the patient a yigqFous AMI healthy teiag- Il vii
REQUIRE tlrne viii the useot the Plls-tn iasIlre
lasting cure.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25

CAGTlaN t--NoBe are genuine unless the
Signature =. HkNDoCA, a. agent i9r The United
ssAtes, s-rrg1nsis each box Cf Fiis aL4 DinsL1e-r
a hzn1ssme rrWsrl Wlil be given io aug oise Ten
uon % any party or parties c31utecie-t--Ss tss
-4eiiliile, oT sen1ing tar same, Anos - tE=m %
be spurious
---Soil AZ the Ma---.ssc.aEy q PrliessaE HoL-
LcWAN = 10, " =. : urk- ami ty al respectable
Dru-ists ~ Brale-s IN sieilciIc thrga-lstr he
civ l.ei q lrld, = Is ~ = cents q cents and
S2eE-
sn-Thcre ls c'azlferable savinz hy taSi-z tse
larger sizes.
y B.-Directbcns Tor the -gsdazaS u patients
ueVery dssafder are Gffiz-1 8. zach pot
JgEr Il. Z 0L "
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25

\ yinszar-kes-5ed % haekesOF
says ze always looked under iss bead
os aosFriages1 io- tie news Of the
week
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.ropsicaI sweIIinxs- Pa=&Iysis. and
StiH Joints.

Although the slzso eOlH plants tifer widely In
their origin 4.ld u-tgre, gel they require lFc,l
treatment, Many % the worst cases, ol such di-
seAses al yleia IN ooaIaTat4yeiy sieFs space o.
J.Ese le1 this tE-atl- gently o.. Irrn
the paris afieosed. even after every other means
have iailesl. In al serious us4lAlies the Plus
shuuld be TAX 1ccgr-i - tie printed d-Teeisl-S
acclInpaEIag rac1. lqx-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25

TIE voters IN Iialy oaiy number
$50 009 10 1000, 900 Inhabitants
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25

Camel e0sl Is said 70 haze been
discovered IN Greene eoan.y
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Terms OF ublication.
The Somerset Herald

Is pallishol erefy u cinesiay Morning. at 3 ~
2cE annum. If rsia in sdvanee otherwise = -
viii invariably be charged
No subscription win be discontinued until al
.arrearagss are paid M. Postmls,ers negieeting
10 notify us when subscribers do net take out
their papers will be heidliAc Tor the subscription
Subscribers removing frou one Postofnee % an
ether should give rs the naIne oi the Former as
we'll IS the present ofiee. Asidres
Somerset Printing Company,
JOHN I. SoULl-
Business Manager.
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HOMES FOR ALL.

hzre ta- szle. - tcrl-s uizEll he rr1cE cf e.
csr 4eAer. i-siErsiezs ia.'iVil 1zi hsGses. il,zs
So rns=r la-.ss- rztze-al itols tsilsl-- lllss
- > d--e-enz sl141s e - a1Ety = E4s<e4s g
fraN C-se- NllE-f C. - t. 80 4s-7cS. II
.cr-ee-srsel- TcrsnS--gac 80 ID lzr9 Az y
tsslscs b sss c9-zl xz1aAI - lze-ts. ErsESgss
ssSrre1- Nr1 oe@e Apply W. = ~ q s,asF
a1i fzlzS II h4e1,s al %sz. ss ssszze " tLs
rru7~r-tss VII t< ~ rez:sf not 80 SO.
seeSz wETaND.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25

The htsg Cf cigars of ii-sereut e-1-l-- ulanGfsc-
tlret By himself. NJ rhe caosoest ol tohaccos-- -
These ci1ls can-at - cEc, cl BY fny IN the mar
bet t-t i tEs h--t st1cks 70 chewing to-1cco
es.s urs-ghi o. SOuersci Pr.ces % suit the
ll--es- l-u&
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-10-25

4 aa--sord ssgro's fes: s % crire
. raj io.o xoo1 Tith hiss3rskesd
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AgaIS EF flR aud iiB IHsE7Hs
JOHN HICKS & SON,
sDAiERSfsT. "a,
And Real Estate Brokers.
ESTABLISHED lSAo-

ssssSa-s zko ae-.se - 'eit- ~ - eseiAlss y 8
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