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TO the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDTEs.
pR. cgpgoN,s D,spEN-

Is DIR. GIBBONS D.sPEN-
ia SAkI, NO. 623 kEARNY ST.,
b&s corner Of Commercial, san Fran
cisco, frlyate entrance on Com
a.ax@as3 merciai street. Established IN
1871, Tor the treatment of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as Gonorrhua, elect, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal " eakness,
Impoteney. etc. etc. Skin diseases of years
standing, and liberated Legs, otc., successful
DIR. GIBBoN has the pleasure of annour.
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals OF Europe. and has re-
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time mol
money in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the allie
Walton Of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission Is tho consequence o. self
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexuai
Indulgence, is praeticed by the youth of both
sexes to IN almost unlimited extent, produce
ing with u~neTr;hg certainty the following
train Of morbid symptoms, unless combated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
eountenanee, dark spots under tho eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the
rustling OF leaves or rafting of charlots, un-
easiness about the loins, weakness of the
limbs. confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
OF confidence, dithdenee in approaching stran-
gers, II dislike to form new acquaintance. q
disposition to snUn society, loss Of memory
pimples and various eruptioBz about the face
ItCiAG Eualiesf AuIItu ApliSuc, lEAlu #bIttAu
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monoma-
mia, and frequently insanity. If relief be not
obtained, you should apply Immediately, eli
Their in person or by letter, and have a cure
effected by his new and scientific mode OF
treating this disease, which never fails Of
~etlectlng a quick and radical cure.
Cured at EsGfac.
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BON, stating case, symptoms, length Of time
the disease has continued. and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part Of the country, with
tuli and plain directions for use,
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tered letter through tho Postofice, or
through Vets, Fargo Il Co.'S, n package o..
medicine viii be forwarded to any part Of the
Union.
Persons writing 70 the Doctor will please
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y~eTtisanent in.
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San Jose Savings Bank.

@A NNs
Capital Stock, 100000.
Paid in Stoek-Gold Coin, 100000.
Assets Jan. J., 1e75, 81, 1924, 1852.
nEpoSiT RECEIPTS ISSUED, BEAR
~ ing interest FROM DATE OF DEPOS-
IT at SlAPEk CENT, payable on demand;
EIGHT PER CENT, payable in six months,
and NINE per cent. payable in twelve
months.
Receipts are preferable to pass books, be-
cause the interest is paid promptly at tho
end of six months from date OF each deposit,
they may also DO transferred by Endorsement,
and principal with interest will be paid to
holder.
Pass books issued, Il desired, and same rate
Of interest allowed.
De posts from the ~interier, or from any part
of the United States or Europe, may be sent
by express, or by exchange on San Francisco
or New York, in gold or currency. Parties
RENTING viii state the time for which the
deposit is 70 be made, and a Deposit receipt
OF Pass Book-as preierred-will be promptly
returned.
kemittaneos in Currency Exchange will
be credited IN gold at current rate.
JOHN Ii. MOORE, II. II. REYNOLDSirs
mhI-iy PRESIDENT. Cash,
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D~EGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice r. hereby given 10 all persons concerned
as legasees, creditors or otherwise, that the joi
loving accounts have passed register. and the
same will he presented for ION and al
lowanee a an Orphans Court to De held at Som
ersct. On Thursday, August 90. ISL,
Third ana final account Of Josiah, George and
Eliza Henley, Administrator Of George Kelley,
deceased.
AerouDt Of NJ. A Ssnner- one OF The Executors
Of Geo. Humtert- deceased
First ani Anal account OF Nancy Baldwin. Adj
First AMI NAL aeslGnt Of William =. Weller
Rnd Samuel Neyand. Executors OF Joseph Cole.
man. deceased
Firs; account OF John MONTY, Executor Of John
Fair, deceased.
First AMI final aeenuni OF Hiram Shsffer, frus
tee Tor tle safe oi me rear essateoi David Shafier,
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Valuable Property
IN MT. PLEASANT.
FOR 5 a T. Il.

The First Ntfisnal Bank Of Mt. Pleasant. Pa.
offers ior sale the i~oiiOaiag properly AZ said place
viz
Oae 10, Of ground OF corner Of Main and Church
streets, 60 feet front by IS haek. having thereon
erected a three story brick Hotel. with al neces
sary outhaildlngs AM known as the -Hitehman
House"
ALSO, che lot a. Joining the StOye, fronting O.
feet On Main street and 10 feet back 10 an alley.
ALSU, one lot on other cyrner Of Main AMI
Church streets, o. fee; front and I'D back, having
thereon 4 large frame stable on the alley.
ALSO. one lot fr0ntinz - feet on Church street
and running back IL feet to al alley. having
thereon a two story brick aud frame dwelling
house, stable ami other ouihuiidinKs.
ALSO. 0ne-haif interest in the four lgfs asri
Foundry Buildings formerly owned by NrIaIe5
\ Hurst, near the Railroad.
These several prpperties are offered AZ Private
Sale and 10 LOT previously disposed Of, will be Of
fered at public sale on Fri1tay, The 3Ist dag Of An
gust, ls1I. on the premises Title perfect. For
price and ether particulars appiyte the c.iieers Of
said Bank I'll. Pleasant, Pa
july :.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL The
first Sunday School Convention OF Somef-
Sc. Conference of the Allegheny Synod oi
the Evangelical Lutheran Church will he
hsld Mt Berlin on Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday. August IA. ID and Is. 1911.
PROGRAMME.
Tuesday Ecsaiag.
a6-Devoiional Meeting-i. II. Wal
terick.
So0--AL lfess Of Welrame-J. " Pof-
fiHbersef. Response BE- the President al
the Conie.ence-L. l.. Sieier.
S.30-The Benefit of u Conference :. :.
Associations. A koser.
Wednesday, Morning.
$40 Devotional Meeting - William
Spangler.
9.00-0rganization Of Convention.
9.30-What special responsibility toward
the baptized children of the church rests
upon The workers in the Sunday Schoolg-
A. NJ. MILESTONE.
10. j0-How can we secure the coopers-
ton Of the adult members OF the church
in the work OF the 5. S.-Wm. Spanglcr.
Wednesday 1Jteraoon.
2.00-What should be the qualifications
of a Sunday School Teacher ~. N. Tn
rub.
3.e0-Whst methods should be employ
ed to increase the interest of the Sunday
School ~. J. WEIGH.
Wednesday, EceniRg.
80 How can we best cultivate the
spirit of benevolence in our S. Schools -
J. w. Poiiinberger.
s.O0-Reports from Schools.
s30-Question Box.
Thursday MoraiRq.
1.30-Devoiional meeting-J. A Koscr.
9.00-Beneiits and best method Of con
Quoting a teachers mecting-J. II. Wal
terick.
10.00-Cbildreus' meeting.
Z 1l-W-Closing services.
All the Sunday Schools of the county
being in any way operated by the Luther
an Church will please send delegates with
q full report of their work tor the past
year. L.. l.. SIEBEE,
a. NJ. WnETsroNE.
j. J. WELcH,
Committee on Programme.
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SECOND WEEK.

l. Henry Yeang's Exeeuiers IS. HANNAH
Ayre's heirs.
q. NJ. T.. Schor vs.. Job Flanagan
!. Mary MeCray vs. Samuel " siker.
!. Geo. L. Waysys. Samuel Walker.
;. Henry Tayman vs.. y. n q. X. X. X. Go.
&. Augustus Tayman rs Il. q. X. X. Go.
.. Geo. =. Cunningham ct tux ys. John :. Hlne.
iaugh.
:. Marcellus Andrews W. John :. Hinebaugh.
.. Winfield :. Shank VI. Cyras Meyers Ad-
ministrat0r.
10. Edmund kiernan W. Jerome Bowman ct
al.
II. Henry kesm V. VIM. Smith ct al.
L. David II. Wilson vs.. Henry Barnhart.
-. Gillian II. Walter vs.. W II. Sufali ct al.
IL. A. ]. Snyder VS.. Jere Skaters Extr.
Is Val. J. Miller vs.. IOnath IN Smith.
10. JAS. b. Gathers use vs. Henry >. Donges.
l.. Henry Carr vs.. Samuel Terrell.
Is. Daniel Weyand VS.. Sarah Wilson et nj.
ID. ). W. p. Boyd vs.. ". NJ Schroek.
- = W-P- Boyd VS.. Levi Clos
q. Iavfd Most0ller vs.. Edward Nostoller.
"a A H. Cofreth vs. John Usae.
. Lewis Donmiyer vs. Fred. King.
- Hiram Bittner W. Adam Cook ct al.
-. Hodges Bros VS.. =. I. L0ckard ct al.
70. Hodges Bros rs. +. 7. Lockari ct al.
F. J. KOOSER.
Augustl- Parliamentary.
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ORDER No. III.

July q. 1871.
A detail OF twenty men. under charge
Of 4 commissioned officer. will be made
from Captain Cooks company. who will
patrol the tDwn aaiii i2o'elock t,.ui. ht.s
A similar detail viii be made ior to.
morrow from Captain Schrock's company.
sad such detail will be made alternately
each day until further osiers.
BY order Of Gen j. X Ellie, officer IN
charge, F. J.. KOOSER.
Adjuianf.
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IA
by virtue OF an orler Issued out Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Somerset County, to me direct
ed, Twill expose 70 public gale the real estate Of
john A Foust, On
Saturday, august Is, 1877,
at / o'clock, on the premises, the following real
estate:
A certain tract Of land situate in St0nyereek
Township, Somerset County. and State Of Penn
sylyania, adjoining lands Of Henry Stull, solomon
hin9ier, Henry MauTer. and Jeremiah Ringier,
Containing SIC Acres, with the sppurtenanees.
There is a good two-st0ry house and bank barn
thereon erected. This Is a very desirable farm,
the cleared land In good cultivation and the bal
ance well timbered.
TERNS-:540 in hand, $50 IN six months.
$50 In one year, with interest from day Of sale !;
$50 on the nrst day Of April. 1873 $50 en- the 1st
day Of April, lss0 81 on the ist day OF April.
1897: 500 on the 1st day Of April
Iss2; 100 on the first day Of April, 1855; 400 On
the LIST day Of April 1854 ; 500 on the LIST day Of
April. ISIS s54 On the first day Of April 1853,
SO on the first day Of April 1851
WILLIAM STULL.
July. IS. Assignee Of JOha A. foust.
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A ssIGNEEs' SALE

b. virtue Of an oder cf Court, | viii sell 4,
public ssie in Somerset Borough. on
Saturday. august Is, 1877,
at i O'Clock p. m, ihe real estate Of David Anxe-
ney, situated in = merset township. Somerse,
county. Pa within cBe mile and q half OF Som
erset, adjoining lands Of jacob Walter. Gillian
koontL- 81 A. Ssnner. Roberts, AMI Turkeyfoo,
Road, containing 40 acres. mrre or les, about
ls0 clear, with two good houses and an elszan;
barn thereon erected
This is a very desirable farm, convenient 10
market. schools and churches aud about 0ne hal.
mile from the Somerset X Mineral Point Railroad.
TERAS.-ODc-third In hand, one-thirl In six
months from day OF sale, one-thinl ia one wear
frcm dzyo Of ssl- with interest On the deferred
payments from the day Of sales pay msnts - he Sc
cured by judgment bonds Ten per cent. Of hand
money TO be paid on day offs le-
II. L BAER.
Assignee.
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ORDER No. Il.

Somerset, July p. 1877.
The captains Of the two companies or
ganized al the citizens meeting OF this day
viii ascertain the number of arms that
can be procured foE the use Of their re-
spectiye Commands, and report the same
TO the officer in charge rs soon possible.
BY orier of Gen. j. r. Ellie. officer la
charge. +. j. KostSER.
Adjltan,.
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SATURDAY night last quite an excite
ment was raised by a gun being fired of
in the East Ward. Quite a number of
people fastened 10 the spot thinking 10
hear that a tramp had been sent 10 a
warmer cline. but they were bound 10 be
disappointed it was only one Of our youth
full home guardsmen firing Oft his mnsket
to let the citizens know that he was still
on his beat.
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DULE TO ACCEPT OR RE-

hFUsE.
70 sarah speicher, widow, Henry Speieher,
Lewis Speieher and Sarah intermsrTied with
Vim. Peniman- Eve Speicher. widow Of Jacob
Speieher, deed, jefferson Speieher. residing In
Ca. Iowa. IOhn S~peieber, Jacob peieber,
Sarah Speicher, intermarriei with Josiah
Yutzy, Lewis O.. Susanah, internarried with
Jacob Weavern, now decd. leaving three chill
dren, Lavinia, Mary Ann and ABgeline. Z. NJ.
Sehr0ek. guardian al Item of Vim Jefferson.
Chas. Augustus, Clinton NJ and Mony, Justa,
Joseph Speieher, now deceased, leaving 70 sur
yive MIN awit0w Rebeeea, nov Rebeeea--,
ami the following ehillreo. Jefferson, residing
in -- Co. Ind-- Margaret iRternarried
with iona, FrHntz. residing in Somerset Co.
Pa, Julia Ann, intermarried with Tobias Mus
ser. now deed. residing In Black Hawk CO..
Iowa. Sally, ~internarried with Christian Berk-
CT, HuiJa. residing In Somerset Co.. Pa, Mary
residing in Garrett Cos Md Austin, residing
erset Co. Pa, Annie. intermarried with Angus
tus Jacobs, residing IN Somerset Co.. Pa, 10
seph, residing IN Somerset Co, Pa, Laura A.,
Minor. OF whom L M Sehrcck, Is guardian ad
Iiten. Sarah. of whom NJ. A. Ross + guardian,
Elizabeth Speicher, intermarried with Joseph
YOder, now deceased, leaving six children, TObt-
as, residing In Somerset Co. Pa, Joseph, resii-
Ing In La Grange Co, Ind Elizabeth. inter
married with Jacob VI. kaufman, Isaac, resid-
lag IN Somerset Co.. Pa. Levi IOier. residing
IN Somerset Co. Pa Polly Speieher, intermar
ried with David Bl0rgh, now deed, leaving nye
children. David, Joseph, Moses and Jacob, re-
siding in Wayne Co, Ohio, and Henry. residing
Ia Jefferson Co.. Iowa solomon S~peieher. Sarah
Speieher. internarried with Tobias Y0de-,
Abraham Speicher. collateral heirs Of Tobias
Speieher. deed, and allOther persons Interested.
You are hereby n0tihed 10 appear at an Orphans
Court. 10 he held az Somerset, on Monday, the
18th day OF August next 70 accept or refuse
% take the real estate Of Tobias SPeieher. deed.
at the appraised valuation or show cause Why the
same should not he S0ld.
GEO. ". PILE.
July Is. Sheriff.
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ORpsK ~. III
HEADQUARTERS HoNR GusRn.
Somerset. July d. 1877.

HEADQrARTERs HoNR GCsRD.
Somerset. July IS. 1877.
/. The patrol provided for in Order No.
III will enter upon their duties al eleven
p. m. tonight and remain upon duty Till
Tour A. NJ 10 morrow. and. this period Of
service for each detail will be required IN
every subsequent day until The oTsanixa
ton of citizens is GIsbapded.
o The AIDS the officer IN charge isau
thorized 10 appoint are Capt. c. J. Harri
son and Capt. :. r. Pie. OF ca A. and
Gea- VIM H. kooutz and Maj A j. Col
born. ofCo b
8 The officer in charge oflhe patrol. in
case of any outbreak which the patrol can
no, qneii. viii SUMMON the attendance Of
the two companies Of Ab ugApKsIion. by
the ringing of the court-lousc bell, and
the officers and mel b<longingto The com
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UnIua lseaa.

All is quiet on ;he railroad The men
are still al work.
Fred. Dull and y. Il. L.ichliiter have
hrasbed o1t their new crop of wheat. aud
we are informed have about three hundred
bushels each. ouher farmers are thrash
ing. The crop is good sn this end Of the
county.
The rainy weather Is good TOR Little
brooks and mill -poads. bat not g,s.i Ion
hsysulakers-
We all regret the lass af life resulting
from the existing railroad uoables.
Dir. Thomas Hill. foreman oil the grave
train came near lusing his life while watch
ing a .siip" which the workmen were re-
moving 10 prevent il from ssiding On the
track. As the mail train passed The dirt
and rocks came down. throwing Mr.. Hill
against the passing train. and came near
getting his hand under the wheels.
Superintendent Andrew Kelly, of the
tnSina branch. Continues 10 have no
trouble on his Rad. Mac.
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1T is believed that in Baltimore and
Pittsburgh, the property destroyed was
done more by outside roughs than by the
strikers. All the idle roughs of those
cities joined with the strikers and for sake
OF pure c~nssedness and plumber committed
the depredations on property.
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We are inle5ied to the Greens5urg
brass band for = serenadc on Monday
night. The members Of this band. some
eight or ten in number. accompanied by
a number of their friends. in all making 4
party Of twenty. lett home last Thursday
with the intention of camping out Tor .
week or ten days. arrived here on Sasur-
day morning and vent into camp in
KoontZ's woods at the east end OF town.
They expect to leave for home this morn
ing via Jenner X Roads and Ligonier.
The party is composed Of a nice. gentle
manly set of young fellow, who viii a.
ways be received as welcome visitors in
Somerset.
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Inc following accounts have been filed In my Of
nee, and will be presented TO the Court for eonhr-
nation on Monday, August Goth. ls5s.
VIC LiyengOOd, Assignee Of H. H. Blouxh.
VIM. Zimmerman, Assignee OF Samuel Barndt.
Harman Shank, Assignee OF A. A. StutzmaD.
Jas. l. Pugh, Assignee Of s. b. I0der.
Jas. L. Pugh, Assignee of Ephraim Cober.
valentine Hay. Assignee Of A. f. Stahl.
John H.. Uhl, Assignee Of John Net.
+. j. KOOSER.'
Anguish. PrOihOpotary.
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.July2s
4paast I6. 1871.

directed. there VIII be exposef 10 sale, ny puDfs
oufcry, On
Thursday, Augast Is, 1877.
a: 1 o'clock, at the Court House, In Somerset Dor
oagh, the following described valuable real IS
tate, late the property VI Cyrus Meyers, Esq.
decreased, viz
No. /. A certain lot Of ground situate In the
borough OF somerset, adjoining another lot of de
East street on the sast. and an alley on the wet,
with n large new one story rick cottage house
with a mansard rooi, finished In the mOstcompiete
style, with furnace, range, watertank- bath.
room. water aud gas pipes and all the modern
improvements. thereon erected said lot fronting
on Main street about IL feet, aud extending tack
toward Union street about III feet, being the late
residence OF deceased. TIE location ~ one % the
most desirable in this portion OF the State. There
Is a spring Of good water on the premises.
No A lot Of ground situate in the Borough
Of Somerset, adjoining No. I above described on
the South, and fronting on Union ST, said lot be
ing - feet ir0Bt on Union ST. ami extending
back - feet to No I.
No. :. The undivided one twentieth part Of all
that property known az The .C0Diiuenee Town
Property, ssd property originally consisting OF
four tracts or parcels OF land
No. / A Tract OF land situate In Turkeyfoot
TIP, Somerset Ce., Pa, known as the Nicola tract,
containing il acres.
No. a tract Of land situate IN the same Tp.,
known as the Lenhart tract, and containing about
l05 acres.
known as the Tissue trIst. Containing about 70
acres
Not A tract Of land situate In AddisOn TIP 3,
Somerset 20, Pa, known as the Steiner tract,
containing about IS acres.
The interest hereby to be conveyed being the
~oBe-twentieth part Oi the Land remaining. after
the sale OF sunlry town lots In the tOwn Of Congu-
eLce-
TERMS.IOae-third in hand on day Of sale,
balance in two-equal semIaBnull payments, with
interest from confirmation Of sale, or delivery vi
WI H.. KOONTZ.
July p. Trustee.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
Benjamin. Masters. late OF Berlin BafOazh.
deceased.
Letters OF administrafion on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned. notice Is
hereby given 10 those indebted "a IL TO make imm--
date payment. AMI those having claims against
Il. to present thsm duly authenticated for settle
neut on Saturday. the LIST day Of September
1877. az the late residence Of said deceased in
Berlin BsfGugh, when and where he will attend
for that purpose.
EMANUEL MASTERS.
July Is Administrator.
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BLYNYER has made great reductions in
prices OF Hardware. You can buy goods
just as cheap from him as YOU can bay
them in the city. He buys his goods from
the manufacturer. and in large quantities.
and therefore buys them at the very low
est prices, and is determined DOW to sell
goods at 3 very low price. Call and see
him and get his prices, His stock is very
complete. including Building Hardware,
Paint and Glass. Oils. Narnishes. and
Wooden Pumps. Again we say. call and
see Blymyer, and buy your hardware from
him aud you will save money.
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An exchange SAYS a cheap and effective
telephone can he made by taking two
small round boxes and passing 4 strong
string through hole made in tie bottom
Of each, securely fastened By Il knot. II
viii make no difference whether The string
is twenty feet OF twenty rods long. If il
IS drawn tightly. and one end is held TO
the mouth of the speaker aud the other to
the ear Of the listener, The iaintest whisper
can be instantly heard with great distinct
ness. 1t is g curious and pleasing expert
ment and well worth trying.
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OR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Makes the SKIN sen. Clear, Pure v bite and
HssItby. Is Cleansing. DeoiuIizinz. Hisinleet
ng Soothing, Healing ard purifying removes
Dahirun. Jhahng. Dfo4rs Sercs. krspti,ps
kpugiucss AMI Tcdness OF the SKIS . relieves itch
ing, burning and stingiBg OF the skin and iuiia-
tssn Of biting and stirging insects VIII relieve
lIfcHiNG PILES where nothing eise VIII have
any effect is FREE PROM Ai4Ls yffEN-
SIN DDDR and prevents tgniaxions Diseases.
and as an External Medical amt Toilet Prepare
tt1n IL has NJ Equal. Price, p cs-. by mail,
81 /. i.ox, ; Cakes. 81 cts: by mail. - Sold ~
Druggists. T. :. WEBSTER. fropriesor. Us
aes, y N 5th ST., Phiiad's. Pa Wholesale DE
put. s0l ". Thiri ST, fhila-, Pa
JHfy Is.
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OK SATURDAY morning GU Office was Wis
tied by quile a number OF young ladies,
who eXamired everything. sanc,um. COM
posing noon. press room and all with s curl
osiiy nAtunsl 10 the fair ssx. and seemed to
be Dot only very wen pleased with our
nicely arT4nge Cd Office. but also with our
handsome young devil. Call asr, ladies',
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

The Commissioner Of Somerset County hereby
give notice that they will sell. at public sale, IN
the Coart room In Somerset borough on Monday,
the l5th day Of August next, the ~f0ilDwing emu.
merated tracts Of unseated lands, which have
been purchased from the Treasurers Of said eoun-
ty, and have remained unredeemed ior i've years
and upsaris. Agreeable "a the net Of Assembly
Of March -, ISIS, and the supplemental aei there
10 OF March. lbz4.
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W. S. TEMPLE & CO.,
PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
~ 6 ST,
BALTIMORE, MD.

Snecial attention given to the sale OF
BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY, WOOL.
and Leather. We advise farmers not to
nbwash their wool, as whole Fleeces will
sell best this season.
W. refer 10 Farmers & Merchants Nat
Bank. Baltimore. aud 10 Peoples Bank, OF
Baltimore.