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Terms of Rent
Somerset Church Directory,

LUTHERAN.
West Main street. Services every Sunday at 1917
A. NJ. Sunday School A. NJ. Rev D. NJ. Wise
man Pastor.
CATHOLIC.
South Columbus street. Mass at and 10 A. NJ.
Vespers 3 P. NJ. Rev. d. II. Noon, Pastor.
METHODIST.
East Main street. Services at 1917 A. NJ. Sabbath
School A. NJ. Rev. J. NanLaw, Pastor.
REFORMED.
East Main Street. Services at 1917 o'clock A. NJ,
and 7PM. Sabbath School at A NJ. Rev.
Roucks, Faster.
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Buy your Hardware at J. w. Hull's one
price store.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
PERRY COUNTY, ONO, Aug. Ii, 1871 {
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
til u o'clock NJ.

Tuesday, September 4b, 1877,
for the superstructure and sto nework separate of
a bridge the Rail Road cut at the East end of
Columbus street, Somerset.
Bids for the superstructure to be by the leniar
OF, and tue party receiving the work TO take
away the old bri ge at his own expense.
Span to be about 80 feet.
Each bidder for superstructure TO furnish plan
and specifications of his own both for double road
way with sidewalk and single roadway with side
walk, with price of each.
Bids for the stonework TO be by tine perch o,
"a 75-1OO feet, and include the moving of the old
abutments and the use tf such stone in the same
will entirely fill the specifications.
Bond for double the probabecost OF each to ac
company bill: The Board reserves the right to re-
j9ct any all bids.
BY order of the Commissioners,
A. F. STINCHCOMB, Secretary.
August 16, 2w.
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Carpenters tools at Hull's, Levitt's old
stand
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ROBERT CLARKE & CO..
No. G5 West Fourth Street,
CINCINNATI. Q.
sol Levi.

TIHHE accommodating Saloonist has still full SUP
i ply Of choice Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco. i
style wild game in season. or plain meal at rea-
sonable rates Remember the place, Magruder's
Block, West Main street. where the large cigar is
in the window.
February 16, 1S77.a
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History of Perry County.


Circumstances beyond my control have delayed
the preparation and publication of the History of
Perry County, Ohio, which have for some time
had in contemplation.
The book will be a large volume of about six
hundred pages, well bound and printed, and pub
lished by regular book establishment on good
paper, IN good style, and in workman-like man
ner lt Will contain history of the couuty-by
townships, as far practicabe-from the period Of
the earliest white settlements, down to July 4th,
1877, the close of the Centennial year. The work
will give the names OF the early pioneers Of each
township, as far as possible, introducing incidents
connected with the early settlements, and the
growth and progress OF all parts of the county.
Also, as far as may be obtainable, separate and
distinct account of each town, old and new in
seludine,,, of course, oyermyertown, Somerset,
Mount Hope, Crossenville Wolftown, MaxTille
OaKheld, Porterville, StraitsviIle, Milertown
seg4 MOUNT Sa sssrry saItiC WhippstGwn Middle
junction City, Glenford, Moxahala, Hemlock,
Ferrara, Baird's Furnace, Buckingham, and any
other old or new towns that may be aug up OF made
eR ed before the manuscript work of the book is clos
The volume will give history of the railroads OF
the county, of the newspaper press of the several
county seat struggles, of Perry county in connec-
ton with the war of 1872, the Mexican war, and
the war of 1861. Also, as far as information be
procured, separate and distinct account Of each
Chur rch society in the county.
As extra-historical, the book will contain a chap
ter upon the mineral and other wealth, and upon
the future prospects of the county.
Enough has been said to givoSan idea of the gen.
eral scope and character of the proposed volume
OF course, a local work not be furnished at SO
small a cost as one of general nature. But the
price of the History OF Perry County will be fixed
at 5000, which is not much in excess of general
historical works, of corresponding size and finish
\. b. Agents are wanted to canvass each town
ship in the county. 4 resident agent OF the town
ship wo'd be preferred, but this is not essential
the person applying is competent one Person
unknown to me must come well recommended as to
integrity, and ability to do this kind of work. Ap
piication for an agency may be made in person OF
by letter, when information as to terms will be
given.
The volume will be published as soon as 8
thorough canvass OF the county can he made
Meanwhile, persons residing at distance may or
der the book, and their orders will be recorded
and their names placed on the list. To secure thu
book it will have TO be subscribed for otherwis,
| ordered f. s. CoIRoRN
March 15 1877.
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BEATTYPIANO!

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
From the Hon. G. R. Gather publisher of
the Southern Egis," Ashville, Ala.
sWe have received from the manufacture, Dan
iel F. Beatty of the square pianos 1t is thing
of beauty but not exqnisite to the eye is the
finish Of its workmanship, than charming to the ear
bines the highest excellence 10 which all first class
manufacturers of musical instruments aim. To all
who wish to invest in first class piano we have no
hesitancy in advising them to send the money di-
rectly to Mr. Beatty. We speak from actual exper-
iment and it is with pleasure give this evidence
of the reliability of Mr.. Beatty and his ipstru-
ments.'
Best offer ever given. Money refunded upon re-
turn of Piano and freight charges paid by me
ter test trial of five days. Pianos warranted for
six years Agents wanted. Send for circular.
Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington New Jersey, U. S. A.
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Daniel E. Beatty's
PARLOR ORIGINS.

These remarkable instruments possess capacities
for musical effects and expression never before at
tained adapted for Amateur and Professional, and
an ornamentin any parlor.
Encel in Quality of Tone, Thorough Work
manship, Elegant Designs, and Finish.
and Wonderful Variety of their Combination Solo
Stops H9-Beauntiful new Centennial Styles now
ready.
DANIEL +. BEATTY
Washington, New Jersey, U. S. a
, 1877-09-20
MEDICAL
MEDICAL
SANFORD'S
CURE
For CATARRH

instantly relieves and permanently cures this tosth.
anne Afease IN all it varying stakrs. poasrascs tho
soothing and hestnR properties Of plants, he5bs and
ks in their essential form, free from erery ntr,us
contamination. and tn This reapeet dlGers fran e.ssJ
otter known remedy. In short year II hts found
IL way from the Attsntic to tho Paeihc coast, and
wherever known has become The standard remedy for
the Treatment Of CktarT. The propretorp hare been
waited upon y gentlemen of rational reputation who
hare fcen cured by this remedy and who havn con-
siderable expense and personaI trouble sprcad the ,o
news Throughout the circles Ia Which they move. When
ynu hear wealthy gentleman OF iateIscncn and re-
hnement sar, II owe my life 10 Esotords RA4teat
Cure. ynu mar feel Aakured that Il ID article Of
ETeat value and worthy 10 he ctnased amonR tho st&d
ard medical speci6c4 OF tt,a day,
, 1877-09-20
IMPORTANT LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

Enet The breaking up Of the G,ns,t CAtarrh.
ne ssnat 81 @ .e! nf tastr Of .Iyh of hes.tnR ihs
Tsld g u destructive influence The pnon 4s,ri
and brcak< W. the Hl0st rubust " conttntfnns iE
hofcd bcrause hut l!ttr unctst | hy rnt pysicIans,
tHfIfcnft h&satfe1 ny III tsxs End chAr1kias thD3o
;;ac;r,.E i1 L.ys bat ,tS i"ps u
nar treatment Ut thI1 terrlr d.ssa ~ remedies With
Y The reach q I'll p7s'Ht ut hans competent
,,So'e. W Y, saniora o Tic tr.as.t.on II RI RAD.
H<ely to surcrrd when ail tho usual remedies fall i,e
caNM artkcs a. 1he root Of she dAeA rk, the dcl
rsc1 applisa,,nr " se nai. raa.sges i. .ston
orc too far exhausted must ID The great aarty 9f
cAse4. rfect = cure. GEO, HEARD. NJ, II,
Sobstott ntock4 Ho. Framtpghan, Ucs. i, 1874,
, 1877-09-20
WORTH SEEING.

We saw Yesterday II Aessss. G. p, Klmhall
Co. $40 and 81: Wahaah aYenus, .he most elo.
gsnt suo novel sleigh sr<s boil. 10 tts United
ssateA Nj. kimhall has long BEEN aekpovlsdasd
~ the great OF the county, aa this
as eonsaaefs nis hlsatespseee- It'll combination
of ths French And Russian sleigh. with N. E,n,.
oAlrs valuable and tasty improvements. cbl;aQo
uay vel! fes! proud Of such productions, Kwi,,
remain At theE Repository until Saturday, when i,
will bo placed in the Inter- Stale Exposition vim
thsis lstge and unequaled exhibition of ane cas.
Oh Michigan avenue When The eppw eomssi
Aessfs. hiulbasi i 60. win busld here quilc e1tsn.
psley1,
, 1877-09-20

and the suspension Of business, therefore, did
not come unexpectedly.
Mr.. MYERS
has hecn quite conspicuous during the Inst year
or 3" for hts t'lvmnrv Of grecnharks, mil Inns
perhaps hurt himself so,ncwhni au.nI,g bankers
by Ills prt1s'antch vtcws OIL that subject. Il Is
not known. however, tlI.lt he wtnt to
any, of them for any accommodation
during th, recent troubles, ptcfcrsing,
Il IL tt'N,sht. tD fight nut his hattie by
himself. Ito las a*ays lIvc'! quietly an,l snotl
cstlT+ making no parade anil nIutving in no c1-
travagat>cfca, anil whatever shortage there may
Ike In the aascts {. certainly not luc tn any per
hnnal eInentlitlrcs On his part, hut rather to
i1t.atiyfscd loans and tho shr!nkage in real
cstnlc.
, 1877-09-20

Of Clinton County; ". 3. RAYMOND. Of Marion
tnunty. John Lee vas ctc' tel rrc'itlent.
X - stated that the recent advance in rates
m East-b,un'l frniyhts has lccreascfl shipments
at indianapolis, Chicago, with her water routes,
lavfn1 The nd vantage. The Indianapolis people
arc In hop!s, hos ever, that they will do better
wtfl, the closing nf navigation.
Tho firnntl Trunk Hallway OF Canada proposes
to introlucc stcci cars for the transportation OF
grain. Tlrr nre to be shorter than the stand
ard woolen cars. but MUCH stronger, and will
cnrry weight of eighteen instea, u ten tons.
, 1877-09-20

Tic Board OF Directors OF tho Railway EN-
ployes Mutual BENEFIT Association Of tho West
held meeting day or two ago 10 take some
action In regasl to thc death al onu Of their
members, A. 4, Thsesi,cr, Of tho Lake Shore s
Michigan Southern ltlilroad:
WaxRgAs, In Tho Llypcnsat!nn OF Providence
there h4* BEEN removed fEon, our n,Iaat Ms. A. A.
ThresheE. . mea,bGr ot this uusrd; 10 II
Isao!rfd, That Nc recognize IN this act OF ProSt.
dtnee tho loss Of very eielens aud worthy mst
Der. uol onlJ Ut thi4 board, but Of ths Associa-
t!on; uns whose counsel has IN the past been oa
great x4lRe: aud tnat We tenlef to hIs family, In
this hour OF bereavement. our Warmest sympathy,
, 1877-09-20
THE HEl1SEIsI: I.t&gIkAIRF.
TIE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

Latest ESTES.
:, -, i1ANnHx AN;H AXny' IT Il ;.f II San.ncl%tns @ % 20
M fiiE M?sTE.f. i. II Mrs. I'll iea1y tssL' WSSI M ip;
~. AHTn:!Hat " W!ikln Collins. :sla
=. IME MEIlTU Aalllkt. ~ AfEs. Henry Wood. LID
~. VIII! i! ~. TX Char!rs ltr*1e. Ah
Il. TtWEit oF Ln$l,1S. III ~ i. Xln.xor,a. Is Is
1! =! i!Fa EFs sfSr 81 SMs. III H .TGry T..y %S rs
T. FiK $!H!i. ssf* 9T FLA 'o'
A., EEy..S I,s " w; v a!stk. ,,.,.,.n.. LOG
q. yS1iEH I!If aEEESwoot,T TRRg. r.Mssay. is
st. ktlMESi. tiy William H14rE. iilc
!HE hS As d ffaf: atSrSd II hA %eHs Gsek's es
~. cHnk!t IhA ti.AHh, W ,,'al1!dk." .s}o
Fl M,HYihka; tYi,s,iit. aist!fl " 81. r.
81, i vIYAIE EnuSn TIE W0ItLp-BoUru
E.. u,isH: ihsMHtiiNA II :t;Si. +, das' vesn'' -, ,os
g. g. yYakt AysYxakt ta.uSp M TilE wonLp-AusrnA. :s'
''. DE|'Gl; ;5. S;; y%o IsfiLx WOODEN SHOES IN IN
o.. EnLlE FAtsiNE, ~ ...ould." ss
u. a ynYAuE n6GNIi TiiK WOiiLu-SEw
a. 7tEEE EEEAahSn Aa,h.S ~ l9ss N; Verne. :, ,, 20,
~ AhE.NnhEMAS,S WIFE. Ny Mn. II. Mok1l. llhs
tM iHtsi HMstkE, liT kaulutl lOter. N,
i; fivkWEnkHlN IL n ,:snIy Il Maea yales ves. @ l
~. AH%hDSE, HJ 'fttH1A-" LIN
for ssls " Ssx.ae:ssre s9d :eot post.rad, on 70
nv teat. " lhuoIie SumbsFk By 0EGiIuE MUNEh,
HAhdtW 1icf-4t.. N. !.
, 1877-09-20
THE CENTRE OF VITALITY,

Tho lite Of the ncsh and the brain. tho bones and
tho nsuscts n the blood. 1t IL the centre OF vital
tty, tht nutrinleut Of the system. Not only must
II he pure but rich. In order to retain health III
tho feeble and devttalAcd, tho lift current Is
watery aud !ls circulation sluggish. This muscles
Of such peEzons lack sollty. tho nerves are weak.
the stsngc hag3aEd. md ths eys lussrrless. \
conrs Of No.scttcr's Stomach Blttr1s. however,
improved not only lts health but the appearance VI
The dtbl!tatsl and nervous. Nutrition then be-
canes complete, because digestion receives IN Iul
tbs Gloud, brings back ''ths fusa slnt Of health" J"
~ the cIlrck. Artshtnrts 10 ltIn eJc anu gives
power of endurance to The muscle. tnTaltds,
G&S&eQ to Use III
, 1877-09-20
THE WEATHER.

the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val
lcys and Lake reglon, stationary or higher
pressure. warm southesIy shifting to colder
northerly winds, partly cloudy weather, aud oc-
caslonul areas Of light raIn.
LOCAL o9axAvAf1oxG. ..... 81.
fekt.Ca aan H~n
, 1877-09-20

DIED OF lIlA lNTURlEs.
WHEELING, ". Va, Sept. lD.-Adatns Dod-
son, Vtcc-President Of tie Wheeling Iron Il
Null Company, died this morning frum injuries
received by being thrown from Ills buggy on
Saturday last.
, 1877-09-20

tias Mrs. Wlpsiow's Soothing syrup" for
children while tcetha1. 1t cutes dyssutery unl
dlarshvs, wind collie, aud regulates tle bowels
, 1877-09-20

JsntFs' Frsnch catarrEl cure II tke bcst
remedy known foE catnrEh, asthma, and hay-favcr.
Tt!al free. u1tic0 10 state Atturt.
, 1877-09-20

Ilr. lgrFMznn'H sure cure fur ratarrll-try
1t nnd be convinced. Samples frrc. Price 50 CENTS
Of 8o cents BY exposes. nepot 7. Dearburn street.
, 1877-09-20

upon tnt Savings uanks IL 1Ne lime OF Tic ~.
Louis excitement, It was thought By many who
tnnk these bank etateinents a. their guide TINT
the Merchants, Fartners' i Mccilantcs' VA. In
"A better condition IL resist tho run than some
ol the others, because 4 apparently Ind 80
aid bonis, or collatcrals whicf, could
be- quickly converted, apl partly b..
cause . certain amount Of tlls
lndeb.cdt,css consisted Of Investment certttl.
the extcut OF $100, U0, Ind for their security u
number of mortgages, held by the bank, whicl,
hatl been pooled Ior this particular purpose.
they wsro III sums Of sl0o each. aud drew iu-
tercat at the rate Of pr cent. Tho bank guar
huller oi certificate was to look to tbs mort.
cages for thc payment Of the principal. TO
this extent, therefore. the bank WIS relieved
ncs'ies Ills, Mr. Msesrs had hai iS Experience in
various runs. and 1t was Thought BY many that
he woul.s be abls TO manage his depositors 50
~ to prcvcnt tl!cm from coming down upon him
likc q, avalanche. Early IN The beginning u
the allyisatilfty 0f enforcing the slxty.day nc
tice clause, and followed that policy hiuself,
paying out only $s to each deposition who
tniGht make au effort to draw funds. Al
though this drain was not III itself very
great. yet It was constant, there having tccn,
according to his statement, 80 drafts from Tho
middle of July tn the Int Ut September, and
.aa sse st sy oqta VIZ ast saSt'u It, ero ys ra:
certain amount OF commercial business, ag-
grcgating probably t30, 000ur ,O00, which hail
10 l,e taken care of. Persons weru In the lnabi:
Of dcpossting sum In the bauk, not for savings
purposes, but ~ that their wives might check
aga!nst It when Oh 1t a wateriHg-plIHe or ctse.
where. There were also quite number ut
TAIRTT-pAY NOTICES.
carc 81 Eomc u thcsc. howeyrr. wers extend.
Cd IVl,en nnr.nns nav" nnttrr snl s,,iseo,ont.
ly went to tic bank and asked Tor little
InDney, they were informed that they had fore
wanted Il at certain time, aud il VIVA impossl-
blo for them to get anything while that iiotice
was pending. Dut people insisted upon having
money, and were told that they could mt have It
unless they withdrew the noticc. This they
often did. got tho aum allowed them, aud solne-
times renewed the notice and sometimes failed
to do 10.
amounted !u June to S7t0, ,OOO, have run down
nj the present tiulc to about S5ol 90 which has
, 1877-09-20

TUE u. +. BRIDGE.
.OxAnA, Sept: l0.-Tsaius arc crossing tho
untou Pacific bridge to-day.
, 1877-09-20

Ksep's Patent PMrtiy-aIa.!e Dreaa StIrts
tho very hest ttx for 81; can bo finished ~ tasily
A. hcn,n,lax ! handkerchief. l73 Madison street.
, 1877-09-20
q Thermometer. 11I minimum, ~,
GENERAL 0RsznTAfioxG.
ChluApa. 6cpE- l9-NldpiRht,


YELLOW FEVER.
:, JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept. l9.-Slx deaths 1t
fesnana'na are reported to-day. There arc sew
e,a new cases' Contributions In money, med
tc!aes, and provisions ase needed. :
, 1877-09-20
6OLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.


Price. as cents.
sant on receipt Of price. as conts for Ono,
sl.25 for Biz. or s2.25 for Twolvo, 10 any
part of tao United 8tAsas and Canadas, By
WEEKS = POTTER. proprIe,ors, Boston.
, 1877-09-20

FATc1 anN ounce .h1tnfes.. .......,.. ,sEIN
Loans aud demands secured By co!latcrals 23 16l
United atatra unt other public bonds and
available s8cHlitlta .............. nnsS0. 1(s
Chsh In vault aud subject to check. III, G5
, 1877-09-20
TDHTIIt.H TN WFFEWAE.
sn+etat CorrrfJe4uItr1tt NJ 1'hf TFthHnt,

MADISON WILL PHEsENT THREE cANDlDATBa
70 s,1 tisc c9nssntton. Their names arg neorgu y.
!ast Two being father ansl son. Smith Is M old
atagcr; WIS Attorney ticnerai Of the Stntr under
Tue old regime Of tue "forty Thlcyc*,n mud /.
Que Of thu abseat men In tho party. lle Is good
ana eloquent speaker. Au ls accused 81 helping
y manipulate ttle returns whereby - Dill i
0afato~ w. counted IN as Governor OF this
Rn,,h ~ vas as, e. snd o!. eat account s'pnose,
wtlnes. that 'futr cunt" liz has written n
many letter, declining to be considered caulli.
t, ~, ~ ~ eense 9t seeking the ottlcc b,lt sny.
h, t hc xa,uIh ~ Convention should non,Inate
Nobody that could l,c ua1neti would rrnrrsrmt
tae nia i3ontbon element OF thu nartv bettcr
ttan sls. Smith; Ills nomination would insurs a
vess ~ s"in Iapagn ina ai Of IT. as ls would can
the candidates. ~e' '@'' 'ssk VI
The friends OF Judge Villas have eons,t,e,cd n
SeSGssy ae aiysx 70 ,x .Ssue ANAL polltral pamphlet
State: settlng forth l'la eminent aua1tfestnn.
anu ttncss ioc tho Office. Some Of thn Iclae
gatea aiTcady chosen arc said to be in favor of
s ns 1ohast!s' :, asnato ~ his t1n Mil!am lilo
she Young Democracy Ut the State, and Is *
Senator payis, Of lane, Ia also uplerxtooti n
be au asptrant with some OF Tho delegates NJ
iIs tist ..Sis'6 .. n b: n's5s' f. + : not Ssy
wlll have muclI of show. At least The Oann
County people will not bo likely to carry OH the
honor un'esa they decide upun sotne one Of
their four candidates aud concentrate their {ofco
upon hun. kaetne IL not fat behind Milwaukee,
aud Madison III thu ambition Ut her ut!zeus to
Dead the ticket fur Governor, but presruts two
candidates lu the persons uf
EX-SENATOR DD0LlTrLE,
ana Nicholas d. Fratt. There IL considerable
dlAeFenre u this lnen, und quite " much differ
ente their hanscFing after the otlice-uoolistls
not earring much Tor IL, ard FratE being exceed
1nely eager to obtain IL. Dool!tt'e tried bis
uaAa a. It IN l57l, against Gen. Waahhuru, aud
nas badly beaten by that gentleman. Fratt haa
~ advantage of being farmer, an1 has just
1eoa elected PFcsllent OF our STATE Agricultural
oos.ety, on purpose TO glyc him good scnd-OH
~ LIZ sace toF the nomination for Governor.
Ae u also the President ot National Bunk,
Malcn IL fact that IL not calculated to make
Mh Popular with The socIa!i2tic and C0snlnup-
s.:, sts elements Of lis party. uo u rirh, and
nouiG mik well through The campaign, and
ptooa1iT cfy over bis dlah Ut "spllle,i u!Ik II
aaiet thc returns nso all III. He Is fair man,
oaefSf, 0t ucEatlyu qualities, and about thu
tneatal cahbIe OF o1t other illustsious Gfauxer-
oe7eFoor. William Il. Taylor.
o.-.-. COL. GABRIEL HOUcK,
eGnefessman-elcct trum the Sixth District. il
~ sa,o 20 ~ sesy busy candidate. Bouck i. The
~ ol tls disty-shirt Democracy, and Ii q 9.eak
~ MEA. stronger In the saluns lha In the cburche.
1~ lfisnas ART charged with having secured thv
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