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WHEELING. Jan. 30, 1877. oaw-t
Hom Zoe opath1c

VETERINARY PRACTICE.
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nd plainly written Instructions for the
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Price List send stamp to the BALTf MORE
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, ass West
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opr ietors. feo2ob
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a CARD.

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the errors and indiscrections OF youth
nervous weak mess, early de :ay, loss o
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ATMORE'S MlNCE MEAT.
A LARGE lot u IT RECEIVED AND
n for sale by -.-
oc2l NJ. REILLY.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ~ IIiL
- County Court oi o. 10 county:
Thomas q. Yates.
VS.. In tBancvIy,
Andrew Y. Yates & othcTs.)
To Hugh 4. Yates, Elanor q. Berry. vii.
lam Berry, Martha j. White, ~augr
White, Emma r. Yates and WI.'!aM
Lester Yates, defendants with Otben u
this case:
are uon-residens OF the state ~ Ne.
Virginia, notice II hereby given you ihH
on this second day Of January, III. ne
plaintiff has filed his bill In chancsfJ 10
the said Court, praying for partition ~
sale Of n certain tract of land on Ia" Wapi'
OF McGraw's run III Ohiocounty. OF whfL
william Yates, the plaintiffs iathcT, de-
seized; which said tract contains to-
hundred and sixty-seveD acres, NOR y
less, and IN fully described In said bill, AZ
that partition may be ade OF said AI'
or Oi the proceeds of the sale Ol @n
amongst the parties 10 said suit. Ana
is ordered that you appear NJ rules 10 y
held In the Clerks Office of this 'dur,".
Monday, February 8, 1871, and do VIZ.
may be necessary 10 protect your int'i''e
In said suit. EOBT. d. WOODS, Cleb'
]. J.. JONES, sol. Tor com plainans
January II, IT7.
The above named defendants VIII az
notice that the dispositions Of J. u. "h.r
ham. James GastOn, 7. Bysrs lab" ~
others will be taken at the Jaw once :" T"
+. Jones, No. l9G Chaplinc street, W -
city Of Wheeling, in the state oi -
Virginia, on the Tenth day ." ~
ruaTy, 1877, between the houn
O'Clock A. NJ. and 3 o'clock y. ~
read In evidence IN the above nam.
cauhe on behalf Of said plainiin, I'D.
from any cause tn. taking Of tbr a.,
dispositions shall not pe com mrn"n,
being com menced sDaIl not be cOmp'sb
on that day the taking ~ the .AmT
be- adjourned from [ me 10 time unt'N
abe GAne shall b9 completed. ,,r,u
Solicitor for Com giAih.s-
JANUARY 2, 1877. j'E@f
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CARPETS AND O|LCLOTHS,

A LARGE ASsORTMENTNsr BOTH At
n prices lower than ever offered for
many years past. DESTROYS 10 close out TO
make room for spring stock We ofer
special inducements.
HARBOUR X DIrTMAN,
jaSl 1853 Main street.
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nFYoUR OWN. NOW Is THE TIME
" TOSECURE TT The best and cheap
est lands In the market, are in EASTERN
NEBR SKA, ON the line OF the UNION
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The most favorable terms given. and
very low rates of fare and freight To all set
tiers. The best markets.
Free PASSES 60 Land buyers,
Mans, descriptive pamphlets, new edi-
ton of THE PIONEER" sent free every
where. Address' U. r. DAVIS,
Land Comr., U. z. X. X. Omaha. Neb
OctlOb
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

IN the County Court of Ohio County, West
Virginia:
John ssLa'' In cnanesry.
Inhn Nolan
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ~ TIiL
y County Court oi o. 10 county:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-01

Sabre rpartet, S@ulbricer su srbultsn.
Ubeleih Elm pra6tScuss @ebduve bsrs
eeri6tst III, unc bic n5tbisen BOnps
mehr ME aenI9sno potbanpen ftue.
Das 1T wcbl Der ldlagsnefe BspeiS
fur baS WertrdHGn unD bic @Hrlfrns
nuug. UeI&e Die yeiluuesn Ger from
men Srteer bel zen fatboltlhsn GItern
Fnren. Sc mrtr @~OttIOfsfett nno
Gretrenteret rteie drtfIidsn @tlfstebs
rer onaretfen uno osrI1umeen, relfc
mebr wdht ibr Offer uup tbre 6inaabs
on ibren lh6nen, solen aber aud lone
rem Beirut. SGcn manbmal BADEN
MIR 1fauuenr pabrsencmmen, ME Of
rape Die S@uIsn FER Briirer lebr rsAels
undeio te1a6t peroen, pdbreno reten
tbnen orsr In Nahtareemsinren in ben
pom upeItIfGen Sstrern seIsitsten S6us
len bas @sssnitetl pOrbetrlht unter
font eIeiGsn dneern 0erbGItnils en-.
unp rod ftnp jrne cUrwte9eno bon
Sincern Der Nlbstter uno orner @Itern
bs1udt. Der @ruup Itest pobl bartn.
bae Der %,,trere' Sebrer um @Ottss
lriusn, Der 9aisus Qebrfr Diss oft eenus
pes Mmtes uno rCs @ehaltes we9en
III. Sene Dsrlsben Is. ben &tnbsyn pie
S@uIe ltcb unp ras 9srnen anesnsbm
1u MAIDEN.
Gin belOnperr 8epeis Ger b5dfsn
M%nerfennuue, weIhe bic STRIDE isIbt
ben Befrsbunsen uno ben erOesn Ysr>
bienlfen CeS Srpens aOLt, TT Ger SeItas
1pre6unasptC3ee pes ebrwirptSen Stif;
ters job. Bapt. de la Sale, seltOtbsn
1919, Der a%u9enbItdIi@ III 8om etn8es
Isttst 1T. unp pa fisbt man w;sper.
wte Die fatbUItlde STRIDE cine Geineir
auer N%uItIdruns uub Bilpuns pss Sol>
feS 1T. W6sen renn ale mOoernen
9OItsbeslifsr unp Greirenfsr, rie nur
Seru@tune unp 6us fir bic remdtbt,
9en 8rIper unD ibre @trtlamfeit ba,
ben, b~inantreten uno i6 fra9e fte:
@ann ruerpsn (e aus ibren 3ei&su,
i0 nil nt6t iustn $4,000 junse Mdn>
ner. l~Onrern nur einen etn;taen auf>
weiien tSnnen, Der in 9let6sr @stie rrre
Der UUn ttuen ueri&rteene ,,petit frere'
ber WeIt, Der GamiIie, Der 6retbsit ent>
la9t bat, UNI i'll betItser Se!bauerleus=
nuns unD f%OrtpGbrenbsm Spfsreeiffe
etn aEmsS unO oeroGtees &eben ~
fubren.' nur auein Ger @rsiebung unp
benz llnterri6ts Der Rtnpsr res 0Clfts
gswipmst, Ubne e;nen anperen Gobn ~
Deonlpruden, als @Otte6 0Obn i'm
6immel ! SD ontwOrte iibn: "Nte!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-01
Veutllet n.
Mutterliebf.

g8pbl WanGes freut MID auf Der @eit
&e&t innig tief unb pabr,
DrG GtnsS bab tG auserwGbIt,
Gas ribrt mid truncerbar.
Gag an, mas fiefes Cine iet:
Sip Mutte,Iieb unb Nuttertreu.
4@ tpsun Id oft bic SHUTTER feb,
@te lte ibr Rinblein berSt
l1nb OBJ IS au@ tsin @urt Serfeb',
8ei&pdsia NIT ibm fterst;
Damn fibI' i@ pte bic SHUTTER ltebt,
Die nt&ts serlanst unb NQss etbt.
GistaIten TrUf sibt Cob uub @ut.
@ibt Stang unb Sreensfern,
SO oft serldbt uus frober Iuth,
Dit 5rfuuns irii9t 70 germ,
Dpt, Oh bic @elt auiammentrt&t
Dit Muttertreu firbt epts ni@t.
Sm Simuel slGu3t ibr berrli& Bib
In Gcttes Strablentbrcu,
Da lG&elt biutmlil@Selts utIb
Naria unb ibr Scbu,
Gum 3ei@en, baB bic Wuttertreu
Der i&Dnfe S&mud Der @&Dpfuns fei.
Drum iiber alien Grbentnnb
limb aler 8rpnen gra9t
Sat bieles reinfe Q~tebssbnne
Iuf metne Seele MaGt
Denn Gtnes bleibet epis aeu
Die Mutterlteb unb Muttertreu.
P. CAL MOreI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-01
Srlamb tint em9liiben NarIas
firelIt.

aus 9pnrOn ldreibt man vom 5.
Au9uft:
Dte Blu. rsIhe Der Gdbrer Der o.
me- &uIer, Mr. Butt, Dem u~nterbaule
bssieIt6 Der Grrtatuns etner fatbo!ts
1hen bSbsrsn Interrtdtss Nn1oIt in
Dublin. rtr oauptitapt Sr!anps. llnSt
rorIeets, purbe nit 200 eegen 55
Sttmmen rerworfen. Wlebr oils cine
trti@e LepututiOn bats Sir StafOrD
NOrttcOte lGueft ~empfangen, mel6e
In ueberetnfimmune NIT cem triIben
@ptltOpate pie berebtteten WInlde Der
rOttieen RatbOlifen In pieler BeStsbuns
;unl Nusprude bra&ten. Obelei@ Der
ShaBfunsIer pie beiten 8erf6erunsen
eab uuD cine Nadt fir rte D~iscultOn
onberoumte, TT au6 ries Moi Elm &es
lultat ntht erStslt wOrren. u%nbesreifs
LTD uor IS, oa6 per SdoBfanBler IN
etner Stage pom FOLDER Sraswslte ntGt
felbf Cas @Urt er9riff. mas rc6
@IaDfOne bel BeratbunB Us5 uniosEl!
tdtssslsBss unp cir NObert psel bet
Ger Gisculton iber pie unterbaItung
rss Semtnars gu WaYuCtb Ae'ban
batten. Der Sb0stans!r ItsB f6
pur9 zen llnter> S%taatsleeretoir fir
Srlanp, Cir 6idS Ssa6. Oertrsien.
DttIer erfidrte, co6 Ger beribmte Auss
lpru6 @IorfOne's, "pas pie untcetf l.
tdtSbiIpune in Srlnno NIT 8r;u9 aui
Die R~albOl,fen ~IcanpaISe 1bIeGt Fei,"
fl6 ais uebertretOune erDeile. Ssrnel
wigpe rie prcitctirts grrthtunB etnse
fatbOI{6cn @~Uuesiums i~nnHbaIb BEL
ErOtshiannIhen unioritat in Dublin
Elm Ye,fOs sssen bic DOM Yarlamen,
uno Ger 0e9ieruns tn Der untverftdtss
froee befOISten 0runDidge letn uno rem
gtnfus Der fatbCItiGen Bild6fe uus
aey lbrltb errpettern. Gnplt& bsmafs,
q, bic trilben Nittsli9uIen befdnosr
ln IN stneHl curdaus unbsfrisrieen:
cen 3nHanee suerft miiste bier Gott
eeI6oft weroen, ebe nan on etne Ns:
eelune Der UraRe cse tbbern nnterytd'
les psnfe. Disle uno dbnlthe Gin.
pG,fe, wsI6e 9idS Bead sssen 81
8.u YOrbrndte, berdbrsn atsr cTsnba
Zen Hettspunft ni6t; nod wts DO
blelbt es uneere&t, cap Ger bel psitsr
arSste lbsil rer Sren elmer lsinsr relt
9,5len 4nlhauungsu entlpss@snesI
MISUNDERSTANDING snttetrt uno Gem
suFcIae uuter etnsm Banne lts9t
wsl&eG ibn pcrl .iner tmpOnirenosuS tel
lung i'm &sben Der Station aus
l&!tset.
uumbplt6 fnnn SrIuno fG nit &c
Sstwnfun8 Ger Bill ;ufrtecen Ssten
ote BON leinen Osrtreiern 70 mann IN
tsrltust Uuyee. Nlan mag lber ot
Deme'Ralsr unO ,br laneirs Auftre
ten rtntsn. pte man nil Gle @riInrs
UeI@e sur 8erUssfune Der 8ta ffbttsr
pIrftsn wObl nt6t i'm Bensb
men Der Decentralization" su Fnoe
Getn fe lie0en ws:t tisFsr. I'm 70 u,eb
1T es ~ b~stIassn, cap ptt c~unlsrpatip
@eeisruna Die poraebrtene aberaui
adnfise @e!fssnbeit li6 bat entsebs,
laIsn, UNI zen ta!tClildsn Sren b
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-01

6onb Der 0%erfSbnuna au bteteu. uno
70 bic Sluft. wsI6s auf reltstSlem Sc
biete bic @eifsr ipoItet, ua& Srdftsn
ous,ufiqen. -Sinsr Ger td6tt9ien
@einliden Der I'm iipliden QOncon aes
lesenen Di6csle S~Uutbwart. Domcas
pitulnr 81. IOpo, 1T perldteDsn. Dets
lslte seb6rte frlber Der analiranil&en
Stride tn Srlano an, trat aber In mob
iuseneItdem alter sum SatbOltctsmus
lbsr. Gr TT Der Stiftfr zines Wats
lenbauiss, In wel6em aessn bunesrt
8inoer unterfCmmen ftnrsu.
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6. MrpeD.
(ScrtleBung.)
G.. WrtpeD.

Wobl lcute feline Stunce BALD fdlaz
gen. wobl piree le ibn balD mabtIoS
wifen absr fcunte lie eIuuben, mas
fte eIauben wcIte. paS ieine Yrinctpten.
lein Nmt III 0rabe esiraeen wIrpen z
Nstn F! uno bsstaIb 6oB uno Gluh
in Gwisfsit. YIN liebfcn bdtte fe Ga
fOn Pas bers aus hem eeibe aertGen,
ALIEN isbeS beftias 8Orseben rpdre urz
tlus eepelen. Son Ietner @rifens unD
tbrem GtnRu6e auf Jpn bling unenbli@
otsl fir ibre Submit ab.
Nls fe erfubr, oaB er BON 6autecOur
entpihen fet, mar er aud l6pn ols
pdpfIt6sr SOlpot In Rom ssbunesn.
Bos fOnnte fe tSun. alS ibm lGrift,
LID Itebret6 letnsn Mau9el an @ers
truuen, feline RidiGtsIUfofett oOrsus
feusn.
Die 1auer Der rreg!lihen Mabt bee
Yapltes cable nur nod mad laaen, 70
eIaubte Die WarqalIe; iie muste ra-
Der Auss tbun, nm @afon nahber
wierer 3u T@ III iOden. @ern pdre fe
IeIbR mad 8om seretf, absr oas ers
ldisn tbr ssrape lsst ntdt psile. 0ar
CT ipdter, nadpem Disler Raul6 oufoa.
nur eri7 wteper bel ibr, rann loute or
lapn tbun mas fe wolte.
gu elmer 0roben Nrbsit icOte aud er
oann Gle 0ono reiden, nGmltb gerbore
unp istn Belo III a%ewinnen. 0ertrup
rsis,pitte fte fir ibE in Der 3utunft.
I'm ober auh lsgt i6cn gortbeil aus
@erbprs ;u ;teben, wirre le germ 9slee
ben BADEN, Ucnn TT Sarab eebeiratbei
b6tts. tbre untrtbduiae Dienertn. gu
aleih ndre @erbOrs our6 oteien Sbritt
pou e'nem usberirttt sur fatbOIiiher
RirGe bepahrt Uorpen, rem bic Wars
quite isbr fir tbn fir6tete. Nuetn Ger
borg pOllte ni6t beiratbsn. ct 5Gter
unbspeol,6 In cie(em Yunfte III bIet,
ben. trUsrem ibm Cfsnbor Sarab MID
mjfFeI.
Stun cenn, cahte Die Wor1utie, Il
mus 'r purb Sarab aud obHe Gbe an:
gsSOeen weroen. Wan brouht mott IT
einsm prtesn aleire unp Dem Brout.
trons auf Gem Scpfe tn Ole Sir6e 81
sehen unp beuhlerilh Dor sinem Drtsfe
ntecusufnien. um eae 0eip einee Wan.
mes au sswtnnen uno etnen mcraliEbeI
, @tnRub auf ibn aussudben. baflr na'
Id oft eenu9 in metnsm 9sben Elm Be.
weis uno bin IS nod beute IN Beaut
auf Wsleu!
IS NOR an sinsm IaBnen Nodmit
taee, ole lOpobl Sarab alS gleranpe
rem Wso na6 SbaIfeIs einlhluoen
Sarab, neil fe fat leDen ibrer freie,
, Absnee BET Der Maiquiie au3ubr:noel
pEseis, AItrancer um lib bet btsler Il
, psrabldiersn. pa er In fiT;sfer 3slt Dol
c.. abreilen p0ute.
Sarab bate cas SdiO5 etwa sebl
Miauten frlber oIs Aisrancer zee So
te! perlalsn, 10 Log nuT cine fGrSe Gtred
@eseS awiidsn Setrsn.
0~sputupCIfen begdnnen cen 5tu
mel su pafnfstH. in Der Natur Ia!
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-05-17
How the War Caused Grain Dealers
and Bakers to Waltz.

Since the beginning Of the recent commercial
fever, caused by European War reports, breadstufs
have been the best meter of trade i'll Eastern cities,
especially in Philadelphia, which has within the
last three weeks seen her spectators run from
money to seeds and cereals. At the outset grain
dealers mistook possibilities Tor probabilities and
had all Europe drawing food from this country
corn running abruptly up the scale to seventy-two
cents per bushel and at time to as high as sew
enty-six cents. Wednesday there was considerable
excitement at the Grain Exchange, owing to &
rumor that corn had fallen fiat to ffty-two cents.
This however, proved to be magniied, sales being
made at sixty-eight. Wheat slipped down fifteen
cents from the prices Of Saturday. The receipts
were limited, 80 that lew buyers could take ad-
vantage OF the fall if there had been disposition
10 do Fifty cents per barrel knocked off OF
-four, which has been buoyant OF late to cause
the bakers dozen to approach to ten less
than to thirteen. The trouble is explained as be-
ing occasioned by the promised neutrality circular
| OF England Prominent dealers said however,
| that, leaving the War out of the question, the
scarcity OF wheat and viii warrant the present
prices, and, until the next harvest, reaction is
likely to take place. Bread itself obeys the rudder
OF the Use in grain and loaVes, crackers and cakes
have been advanced from one to two and hall
cents per pound-fye cent loaves selling at
| six, eight at ten, twelve at fifteen, and A
further fall in -four occur before the prices
| a month ago be reached This the bakers
think to be improbable and that they will have tc
still further mark up their proyender in order Il
save themselves. Proprietors OF large steam baker
les were watching the speculative movement OF
exchange yesterday, which gave promise of bein:
still more panicky.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-05-17
Our Grain Supply.

IN view Of the possible War in Europe and he
demand likely 10 he made upon tn American
grain market il. consequence, tn prospects of cur
ability 10 furnish the needed supply j. 4 matter OF
NJ little interest. both at home and abroad. Last
year the wheat product Of the United States was
nearly 800 600 eco bushels II has beer found that
about 200 600 900 bushels are annually required for
home consumption, leaving 100 000,G00 bushels for
expectation. The average wheat exports usually
amount TO 60 900 bushels yearly, and this could
probably be increased at least 50 100000 bushels
this season, II ordinary crop can be raised. About
35,0O0000 bushels Of last years supply are yet in
this country, waiting for shipment in the event Of
q War and an increased demand from abroad. Ad-
vices from the Department Of Agriculture show
that the winter wheat yield this season will un-
dOubtedly be larger than the average in years past
1t IS thought this crop will amount 10 000
bushels. As yet the crop OF spring wheat can not
be estimated with certainty. The prospects Of the
grain carrying trade on the lakes very eneour-
aging the fleet at Chicago will soon sail with p
100000 bushels of grain board. The cargoes con-
sist OF 1529 POI bushels OF corn 2s9 699 Of wheat,
78,479 of rye, and 10, ,000 barley. Some Of the YES
sells will transport 60 coo and even $4,000 bushels
which is conductive to low charges and stimula-
ton Of grain sales. Everything considered, it is
probable that if European War takes place, the
favorable expectations entertain ned OF the part this
country Will take in furnishing the bellgerent and
other foreign nations wit grain have not been ov-
erdrawn. One effect would probably be TO keep up
the prices OF breadstuffs at home, but otherwise
beneficial results would undoubtedly accrue to the
country at large.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-05-17
Feeding His Children to the Wolves

From the London Echo
y curious and distressing case has recently
been under the consideration of the police
at Moscow. A few months ago Russian
peasant with his wife and four children,
were travelling in a sleigh along the banks
of the Pruth, when they were pursued by
pack of wolves. The peasant urged on
his horses as much as he could but soon
perceived the horrible fact that the wolves
were fast gaining upon them. At the mo-
ment when the sleigh was surrounded by
the ravening beasts, the man seized one of
the children, threw it in the midst OF them,
and while FASTENED on his horses and gain
ed ground. Four times the wolves came
up with the fugitiyes, and four times the
horrible sacrifice was completed. At last
the peasant and his wife arrived at the
nearest village, leaving behind them the
bones OF thsir four children. In the bit
terness OF her despair ths mother informed
against her husband, but the judges, con-
siderIng that if the peasant had not resign
ed himselfto the horrible sacrifice he would
not only have lost his children, but also
his wife, acquitted the prisoner.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-05-17

Inquiry into certain acts Of the Council
of the Incorporated Village Of Somerset by
X, in your issue of May Sd, is promptly
replied to in your issue of the 10th, from
the pen and endorsement of c. H. Hope.
Though he be a member of the Council,
we do not yet know by what authority he
assumes and takes the responsibility of be-
ing the mouth-piece Of that body. 1t was
the explanation of the Council officially that
was wanted as to the $50 squandered--not
c. H. Hopes private opinion counciNy
expressed. We now go for an investigation
Corporation matters, as we'll as Township.
VoX PoPULI.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-05-17
The Preferences of Great Men.

From the Charleston Journal of Commeree.l
The impeachment of Associate Justice
Wright, better known here as old "tharth-
pariIla" Wright, is still under considera-
tion, and just here let me relate how the
distinguished jurist is said to have acquir-
ed this familiar title. 1t is related that on
one occasion, while the justice was in a
bull-dozed condition, and while he was lol-
ling before the bar of Fines restaurant,
the subject of great mems tipple was
brought up. In the course of the CONVEX
sation "Juthtice" Wright remarked: "Well,
you thee, all great men have their prefer
enthes for thome kind of drink Thome
prefer brandy, thome whithkey, thome
rum, and thome gin, but ath for me al.
wayth takth tharth parilla.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-05-17
The Token of Friendship.

1t may be the gift of mother, sister,
friend. 1t may be lock of hair, por-
trait, motto, bible. Whatever it is, it is
never silent; it speaks gently of the wishes
Of the loved one who gave it, and often
stands between the recipient and ruin The
man, hardened by the experience of life,
soured by conflict with the world, bitter
and utterances. opens the bible which was
the gift of affection or friendship, and is
melted into softness and made better man
The harvest of little tokens of friendship
will never be entirely gathered while etern
ity shall last
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Notice.

All persons, residents and ownere of
property in the incorporated village of
Somerset, Ohio, will take notice that they
are required to clean up the streets and al
leys adjacent to their property, and remove
all garbage, offal, manure, &c, and all 9TH
er matters of nuisance, from their said
premises and alleys and streets adjacent
thereto, between the date of this publica-
ton and the 18th day of May, A. D., 1877.
Failure to comply with the requirements
of this notice will be promptly followed by
legal proceedings to enforce the ordinance
in such case made and provided.
S. T. BABE, Marshal.
May 10, 1877.
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May 10, 1877

The unparalleled success which has at
tended Mr.. Daniel F. Beatty as a manu-
facturer of pianos and organs speaks high
ly for the superiority of his Instruments
In these days of sharp competition and in
ventive genius, no mediocre productions
attain the celebrity to which his pianos
and organs have reached Send for cata.
lcgue of prices. Address Daniel F. Beat
ty, Washington, Warren County, n. J.
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Assignee's Sale.

RY virtue OF an order OF sale to me issued from
will offer for sale at public outcry at the residence
of David Ansel, in Clayton township. of said
county, on
Wednesday, May 80, 1877, at O'Clock 4. u.
the following property to-wit: All the personal
property of Daniel Ansel assigned to Da-
vid Ansel, consisting of head of horses, head
OF cattle including cows, Is head of hogs 800 head
of sheep, with wool on, farming utensils, buggy,
wagons harness, 10 stands of Itallion bees, wheat
in the ground, tons Il hay in the NOW, moving
machine reaping machine, 5000 new fence rails,
5000 feea of lumber, and great many articles to
tedious to mention. Terms Of sale All sums of
s. and under cash in hand and for sums over SIS
a credit OF SIX months will be given but approved
security required. DAVID ANSEI,
Assignee of Daniel Ansel.
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John Cassidy, section boss in the en-
ploy Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company, and resident of Glenford, Perry
county, Ohio, dropped dead or the street in
front of the Park House, in Newark on
Friday last about halfpast two p. IN. The
cause Of his death was supposed to have
been heart disease. He leaves very large
family who were dependent on him for
support.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-05-17

A bright and beautiful child shows in its
very expression that its Babyhood was not
associated with Opium, Cordials, etc.,-for
the continued use of Opium is antagonistic
to health. That valuable and highly re-
commended Remedy for the disorders Of
Babyhood. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, is ab-
solutely free from Morphia and all other
dangerous agents and can be safely en-
ployed at all times. Only 25 cents per bot
81
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Number of arrivals at the American
House. Somerset,.for the week out side OF
city, were seventy nine. This shows In
creasing business for the house and our
town-Russel House not far behind. Son.
erset is one of the best town In Central o
for "Drummers" to trade.