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Orcan Steamers.

New York, Havana g. Mexican Mail s. S Line
~ FHEiGIIr AID PASSAGE REDUCED
Steamers Pier 3. North River at y.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF MEXICO, NClut9sh. .SATU RDAY Nov. IT,
CITY or Washington. new Timmermann.... Nov 81.
CITY OF VERA Cruz Van WE'D. NOV. 2S
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORlEANs.
VIA Havana, procreso. Campeachy. Tuspan. Tamplco.
CITY or MEXICO. NcInC.h. -..-..S ATt EDAN Nov. H.
r. F.ALEXANDRE& & SONS. 81 and 81 broadway.
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFORSIA, JAPAN, CHINA. AUSTRALIA,
EEW-ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &c,
SailinL from Pier foot Canalst. North River
Fer SAN FRANCISCO. via GSrHMUS OF PANAMA
steamship ACAPULCO THURSDAY. Nov. 10.
Connecting tor CenTal sont1 pachc Ports.
From SAN FkANC!SCOtO JAPAN aud CHINA
steamship CITY OF PEkIN, SATURDA Dec. l.
Prom san franutsc0 10 Sandwich Islands, AUSTRALIA and
New Zealand.
Steamship CITY OF NEW.YORK, WEDNESDAY. Dee 3
For freight and passage apply at COmpanys ONCE, No
Bowling Green NrN-NoTk.
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THE COURTS.
, utJJoNAIRE BANKERS WILL.
uou JAMrs BROWN DISPOSED OF Mo 7 TI0' '''I

,,,,rs RRovN DISPOSED OF HIS PROPERTY
The will of James Brown has been @ presentSa reese ,Sa
~ .,.te II gives his widow S25oOOO cash, t"e
for pro",'e .bo income OF S5OOO00 and S5O,OOo a
r awSs sTrod On the real estate To each Of the grand grand
sdon s $1,000 to MFe Clarence o income % o6~
widow OF r,ott Of sehncctady, is left the IN
sSD so%e from principal sSoc TO sS at ascT nSs SSp to tho
unOn TSc following requests are made TO cna''"O'0
and religious institutions ,.-, ~ c,r-c, for the
60, r,hlv Of the Presbyterian - 81 q 900
"I,1,,tttsttria Relief Puma 10000
,,-,Ic.son Tneo'1gic1l enliilS 5000
Austi... tssoiaf on for Improving inc N'i'e 600
~, r,.o- ..... 5000
thc l.s- Home FOR -ed Women. SO0O
Ai,'i. .ifau Boari Of Home 5000
IIcs s Rosri oi Foreign Missions 5000
- -,,rc1.s Aid society 5000
.l, . eS9nens' Friend society 1000
,i'-- .f t,vfousi0n Committee W l. i'''' 5.OOu
-,.,{con Biblc Soccty.... GOO0
y \ Fr-l9Ie Auxiliary Bt.e So,lct Ir,,r, 1000
,>.si,--oi fIufch Church a. NeW 100
hel" rrt II Brown Brothers 20 ,.5ts il Iii
t r.t Of the estate after some SMUT W a. s,Tviy-
III i'm IN fye edusl shares one lor tscI S,i.ere are
Nlbircn Tho shares Of the malticu ", e. the,o tn
,,9eod i'm trust during their ives WIZ WIZ - T. ,-ni
11pDor,iou the principal Of their Shares " "N
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fsclurcs ano aleeilnus.

ILLUSTRATED MORNING LECTURES on
4 the HISTORY or AKl. uy tie Hcv. j: thpNAlD
CORNING at Assoc. alton lrn. -3f ~ sId 4ttF. con
menong MON DAY. Noy ~. a. II o'clock e. n lcts's AMI
circulars Mcsss. o. p. Putnam euAa 40 - ON ave.
between I'D and 2it stf.
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2Iuslral 1nsirume'lts

DURING these hari times we will sell fOr
~ cash ,nos osavo sl 90 . octave siGa orraas.
sor. fle steps. tIu 10 stops.
SIS. ~ s6ps. sr0 Jarts,t or.cr Mt used Jcsr.
Honiy fnsaIuorfs foe Panos ant Orglr1 20 let
1ptn pld f0r HORACE WATERS q SONS, - East ligh
as west o, BrostUav, \. Y.
KRANlCH n BACH, 2i3 East 23d-st., near
~ "a ave have beautiful Of nne 9nofoitss
moth new and which they arc oHcag very low
Pianos lent and sold Oh insiallinent.
IGHTE g. ERNST, old house Of Lighte x
Iuradbnry OFF, their splendid PIANOFORrtS Al low
prices ari monthly payments, at u East ltls
Alss smiths AMERICAN ORqANS.
~ Y. BALL a. Co.,
y. No. II EAST itriI-sT.
Chckerlna stenwaYs AMI other Pianos and organs low
| for cash. on inst@lluonts ni for rent
~ PIANOS TO sell regardless OF price: Tia
81 octave. animpwvewcuts; SIS upwards, insaimengs
| received, rent fL gABIE .. e0E gsaAy@ AID sydst.
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Ocean Gtcamcrs.

NOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.-
Z The Liverpool and Gte9t Western steam Company :
United states N:Il leave Pier % n X;
NVYON ING......r ~ ISDAG, Nov. l5. az leu a. H.
WISCONSIN IN........TU u f.SDAN, nov 20, > pm -
MONT ANA ........ .rU F~DAl. Nov. y. al II a. m
Cabin Passage 500, sGj, So according TO state Room
Steerage SO lnternelae Tfu ,-,o,- 90 ,,.o.1.,,,
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Gelp Uanteo

VHvANTED-FOur BOYS, not over sixteen
wears 0f age in the oco and two 60 10 elTands
,c " m their parents In the city, and furnish sat 70
factory reference Apply, in own handwriting BOX lfOO
Post Office
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
RROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC.

Subscription Office Society Chandler Brothers
the Academy yof Music
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why She stopped her Paper.

She came bouncing through the
sanctum door like a cannon ball, and
without pausing to say, "How dye
do 2" she brought her umbrella dow1
on the table with a crash, and shout
ed
IL want you to stop my paper"
"All right, madam"
"Stop it right of, too" she per
sisted, ~whacking tie table again, "for
| waited long enough for you to do
the square thing"
She quoted down for a moment,
IS we raj our Gnger down the list Of
names, and When we reached hers
and scratched it out, she said:
There /; now mebbe you'll do as
you'd ought to after this, and not
slight q woman jes cause she's poor.
If some rich folks happen to have a
little red-headed. bandy-legged,
s%quint-eyed, wheezy squaller born to
them, you puff it to the skies and
make it out an angel; but when poor
people have a baby you don't say a
word about it, even if it's the squar-
est-toed, blackest-haired, biggist-
beaded. nobbiest little kid that ever
kept a woman awake nights. That's
what's the matter, and that's why l
stopped my paper"
And she dashed as rapidly out as
she came.
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Anisnile Statistics.

Kats ere affectionate, they luy
Young chickens, sweet kream, and
the best place in front of the fire.
place.
Dogs are faithful, they will stick to
a bone when everybody else haz
deserted it.
Parrots are easily educated, but
they will learn to swear well in half
the the time they will learn anything
else.
Munkeys are imitatif, but if they
kant initiate some deviltry they amt
happy.
The goose is like all other phools-
all wuss seems anxious to prove it,.
Ants are the bizziest ov all the
little or big bugs, but large share
ov their time IL spent in repairing
their houses, which are built WHARF
folks kant help but step on them.
Flies toll not, neither do they spin,
yet they hav the first taste of all The
best gravys in the land.
The kockroach is q l%oafer, and
don't seem TO live So much on what
they eat as what they kan git into.
Ducks are only cunning about one
thing they lay their eggs in sich
sly places that sometimes they kant
find them again themselves.
Hens know when it is a-goin to
rain, and shelter themselfs, but they
will try to hatch cut q glass egg just
as honest as they will n OF their
own.
The horse allw1ss gifts up from the
ground on his fore legs, the kow CD
her hind ones, and the dog turns
around three times before he lies
down.
The sarpent and the krGb change
their clothing each year, and the rack
coon lives all winter long on the mem
ory ov what he ct in the summer.
q The cuckoo is the greatest ekone-
mist amuDg the birds; she lays her
eggs in other birds nests, and lets
them hatch them out at their leisure.
Josh Billings.
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Yesterday a man clad in the garb
and having the general style Of o
|~frontiersmsn called at Mr.. Eppstein's
pawnbrokcr's Office, on the corner OF
Woodward aud Jefferson Avenues,
and said be would like to make o
decker.
well. sir, what can | do for your"
Incurred the urbane attendant.
1--WE got some gold here" said the
stranger. I'm hard up and want to
raise some money on this ere pile"
He took from an inner breast
pocket o small pasteboard box, care
fully lifted the cover Oh, and disclos-
ed to the pawnbroker . handful of
gold nuggets.
"Where did you get that" iaquir-
cd the pawnbroker.
"Dug FER myself" was the re
ply.
"iIow much do you want for
"Ob," returned the miner, II don't
want to sell it, only want 10 make a
temporary raise. Iguess $3.50 will
see me through for a few days. and
when l git home I'll send for it,"
The pawnbroker tested o of the
nuggets, and found it twenty-one
carat gold. and after weighing it and
indicg the pile worth STA. be offer
ed to advance u hundred dollars
en- it.
"Twon't do, mister" said the Wis.,
itor. IL must have $3.50 OF moth
ing
Zone hundred dollars is all / can
lend you On it, replied the pawn
broker, handing back h. box and its
precious contenst.
The owner replaced the cove. put
his treasure back into his pocket and
started toward the door. At the
threshold be halted, appeared to be
debating with himself a moment, and
at length turned again to the pawn
broker.
"Well," said he with a careless air,
"takeit and give me the 500. III
make that do.p With that he handed
the box out once more, received a
ticket and one hundred dollars in
cash, and disappeared. An hour la
ter Mr.. Eppstein thought he would
have q look at the gold, and took it
out of the safe. To make assurance
doubtly sure, he again tested it. The
first nugget proved to be silver, very
neatly gilded. Another and another
were examined in like manner, until
the whole had been gone through,
and every nugget was found to be OF
the same character, the whole being
worth a fraction over 81.
The trick was now transparent.
The pretended miner was in reality a
very clever swindler, who had two
boxes, one containing the pure gold
and the other the gilded silver, which
he exchanged at the time be pretend
ed to decline the offer of 500. He
made his escape, and Mr.. Eppstein
philosophically pocketed his loss OF
$96-Detrou Free Press.
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Fighting Fate.

The unhappy K~entuckian who bet
on every race during the week and
lost every tine, illustrates the freaks
of fortune in this respect. He had
Just fifty dollars left and in shear
desperation cried cut in the crowd
that had assembled at the hotel after
the races
all bet fifty dollars | can name
two men in the crowd who have
twenty-three fingers"
When the bet was tiken this child
Of fate continued:
"Anybody'il do. Here, my friend,
III take you. have thirteen fingers
aud you have ten; that make twenty
three. | knew there was one bet
thuld not lose.u
coThe stranger gazed at him a mo.
ent with a pitying expression, aud
men said.
"Well, I'm sorry for you. You
have struck a hard streak ofluck.
had three fingers shot of at Chica,
manga ~
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Something In the Bed.

Judge Pitman has had q habit Of
slipping his watch under bis pillow
when be goes to bed. The other
night somehow it slipped down, and
as the Judge was restless, it gradu-
ally worked its way down toward
the foot of the bed. Alter q bit,
while be was lying awake his foot
touched it, and IS it was very cold, he
was surprised and jumping from his
bed, be said:
BY gracious, Maria! there's q
toad or q snake or something
under the covers. l touched it with
my foot"
Mrs. Pitman gave a loud scream,
and was out on the floor in an in-
slant. 49,
"Now don't you go to holIeriug
and waking up the neighbors," said
the Judge. lyon 60 and get the
broom or something. and weql fix
this thing mighty quick
Mrs. Pitman got the broom and
gave it to the Judge, with the remark
that she felt as if snakes we're Creep
ms all up and down her back.
20, nonsense, Maria! Now you
turn down the covers slowly while |
hold the broom and bang it. Put a
bucket OF water alongside the bed.
too, SOS we can shove it in and drown
it."
Mrs. Pitman fixed the bucket and
gently removed the covers. The
Judge held the broom uplifted, and
as soon as the black ribbon of the
watch was revealed, be cracked
away three Of four times with bis
broom. Then be pushed the thing
or i,to the bucket. Then they took
the bucket to the light to investigate
the matter. When the Judge saw
what it was, be said:
Il might have known that! Just
like you women, to go sc~reeching
and making fuss about nothinei
Who's going to pay me Tor tina,
watch? It's utterly ruined,
"IEwas you made the fuss, NOT
me- ID l4sa- Pitnaa. "You needn't
try i ~ tks hlsse 81 On me.n
husA 6p, al 30 to bed. Pm
tiredFefk POUR blather. Pears
me you can't keep your tongue
still . min Ute Blame me if | amt
going to get q divorce and emigrate.
And the Judge turned in and
growled at Maria until be went TO
sleep.-NeU York Weekly.
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n -~.-
A camp OF huss'sns 20 a,o.sy
. picturesque ~ ass" sn
and beasts ~ WIS csc' oe0 Ay
american "nV nau :
repel.lou woalu say U ~ u V
russians ioeA uAe
diers, snu no lnofc usss'pte
lei cou,l 70 lesen'e ~
can puplIc lnAu y co"1
a. pPeaiHnce canp w nv ~.
liza " oouiuslA P .u;u"
u.iine 'ny .r":.
Ino i1iy
ssa1Aco aius' spieauuS .u LIE
y .uon Auap1eAs " .e 49,
1n
ness " ny auu 1n
s0 81 s'un,
49, 80 ID - ! ~
"n9 masa sn a.
n ,:.., y 81 .o hr.s ~.
n.' r,o ."is' Doo @ uuo
nv. ,no,. 'o'so u",
800 ."sn rmu.e
49, .A soi,;a" ~
~ a"r.h;.a 10. soid;as,.
0ns nas a.s o.s un ~
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OVER 100000 ACRES

OF LAND, consisting of every odd section in each
township, for a distance OF twenty miles on both
skies of the road, or one-half OF the land in a belt
forty miles wide, extending to Denver City, in Col
orado, thus forming a continuation of the belt Of
country which, from the Atlantic coast westward,
is found to be, in climate, soil, and every prod nc
ton Of nature, the most favored.
To aid In the settlement of this superb domain
with an Intelligent and industrious people, Is the
object Of the HOMESTEAD. 1t is intended to
contain a fair and candid representation Of facts
nor will 1t ever give, Intentionally, any statement
that viii not, upon investigation, be fully sue-
tanned.
The Company obtains its title to these lands
from the Government of the United States.
They are being offered at prices lower than any
other lands in the West, that viii compare with
them in soil, climate and general advantages.
The terms Of payment, as will be found on a care
full examination, are more liberal in all essential
features than have heetofore been offered by any
railway company.
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The Trades OF Crime.

Taking 81, OOO, 600 is called a case
of Genius.
Taking 500, 900 is called Shortage.
Taking $50, 600 is called itisatioc
Taking $25, 900 is called Insol.
vency.
Taking $4,000 is called Irregu.
larity.
Taking IS, 600 is called DrAIca.
ton. nAA
Taking $1,000 is called Csrrup-
ton.
Taking $500 is called Embezzle.
ment.
Taking 500 is called Dishone sty.
Taking $50 is called Tbievery.
Taking $25 is called Total Deprav-
ity.
Taking n ham is calico War on
Society.
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Iowa.

DUBUQUE. July "a special dis
patch from Lansing. Iowa, gives par
tlculars OF the murder Of Joseph
Enos and his wife, an old couple liv-
ing on a farm near Brownsville. The
house was discovered on ERE, and af.
ter the IRE was exlinguished the
dead bodies of Mr.. ard Mrs. Enos
were found in the cellar. Two re-
ports OF q gun were heard . short
nme before the FIRE was discovered.
The murder is supposed to have been
committed by q hi.ed MAJ, and off.
GERS and citizens are 10 pursuit Of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25
B~uckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray OF faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which viii
neither rub MOI wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA. NH.
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The Prayer Mse;irg.

The Walnut street church of Phil
adelphia, on the back of the card
containing the prayer-meeting topics
for two months, prints:
Come early
Take a seal near the desk and Or
gan.
Pray for the meeting before CON-
ing.
Bring the children.
Invite you friends.
Let the prayers aud remarks be
brief.
Speak distinctly, that all may
hear.
Be- ready to repeat. a text barring
on the subject.
Speak to strangers, and give them
a welcome.
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Gen. Grant I'm Germany.

FRANKroRr-oN-THE MAIN, July l2.
-Ex-President Grant and party ar
rived this morning from Weisbaden.
They were received at the station by
the American Consul General and a
reception committee. The American
residents hoisted flags 10 honor of the
occasion.
The Reception Committee conduct
ed General Grant through the Roum-
Ter, the ancient Palace of the Diet,
and the Cathedral. A banquet at
the Palmer garden was given this eve.
ming 10 honor of the General.
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Fashion Notes.

Breton effects are sought for in all
costumes.
Dark blue eamorics are trimmed
with Clovis lace.
The high French twist is very
stylish for ladies.
Little girls wear their hair "bang.
ed" on the forehead.
What ails our girls is that they
love not wisely but Jewels.
Ladies Of fashion have abandoned
linen cuffs, and wear q close fitting
dress sleeve and long-wristed gloves.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

INV ORLEANS. July H.--Mrs.
Eliza OCo1nell. with her child, end
mrs. Mary O'Connor. with her Two
children, were drowned to-day at
Baton Rouge while boating.
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FORKS. SPADES, RAKEs

Mauocks. Grub Hoes. Picks, Scythes, Sneaths, SIedges, Mason Hammers
Cast Steel. Step Ladders Carriage and Tire Bolts of all sizes Loooking
Glasses, Wash Boards, Clothes Wrngers, Meal Sleeves. Door Mats, Baskets
Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Irvine, Rope all sizes, Hay Puheys, Butter Prints
Mop Sticks, Traps, Steelyards, Meat Cutters and Suffers, Traces Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe, Dust and Scrub Brushes. Horse Brushes, cur
nv Combs and Cards. Door Locks, Hinges, Screws, Latcbes and everything
in the Builders line. Caps. Lead, Shot, Powder aud Safety Fuse, &er &C.
The fact is. / keep everything that belongs to the Hardware trade. / deal
exclusively in this Kind of goods and give my whole attention to it. Per-
sons who are building, or any one in need of anything in my line, will ind
to their advantage to give me a call | will always give a reasonable
credit to responsible persons. l thank my old customers for their patronage,
and hope this season to make many new ones Don't forget the place
No, 3,"BAER'S BLOCK
Apr. 8 IA. JOHN !. BLfMhEh
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JOHN F. BLYMYER
pEALERIn
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
OILS, Sc, SO.

The following is a partial LIST Of goods in Stock: Carpenters Tools
Planes. Saws. Hatchets, Hammers, Chisels. Plane Irons y lies &c. Black
smiths Goods Bellows, Anyl, Vices. Files, Hammers, &c saddiery
Tab Trees, Gig Saddles, Hames, Buckles, Rings, Bits and Tools
Table Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives, Scissors, Spoons and Razors, the
largest stock in Somerset County. Painters Good. a full stock White
Lead Colored Paints for inside and outside painting, Paints in oil, III coiors'
varnish, Tnrpentine, Flsxseed Oil, Brushes, japan Dryer, Walnut Stains
&c. Window Glass of all sizes and glass cut to any shape. Inc ess Ioa'
Oil always on hand. Our stock of Coal Oil Lamps is large and comprise,
very elegant styles Ditston's Circular, Mulsy and Cross Cut saws NH
Saw Files of thebest quality. Porceainlined Kettles Handles OF all Sindss
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IRON s,aazA sea4srr.r
fsang Of womcn's beauty
Issng Of flaming wine
And ,cliy midnight rerels;
Resembling praise Of mine ~
But when, my song believing. -
Idweit in Beauty's bswer,
And drained the flowing goblet
Men scorned me from that hour.
Helen s. Conant, in Hsrper's Magazine for
August.
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RESTAURANT
AND
ICE II MSALOON

J. H. Pisel Informs his friends and IN. ,,,,,.
generally that he has leased rooms over Snesrss
Drug strre. in the Mammoth Building. ami b,z
there opened q Restaurant and Ice Cream saloon.
tie keeps on hand At all times cakes. pies. sand-
wiehes, and eooiinx drinks. Bread ALWAYS on
hand am for sale
He SIN lives In the Judge Black Mansion
wnefe ne y prepared TO accommodate ali callers
with good board and lodging.
Summer boariers solicited.
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No taxes are paid on $l37, 900, 600
Of church property in New York city
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ntvin5 his day purchased from ]. w.
Ia ms en- tire stock OF merchandise. /
pose con tinuing the mercantile business
yearrying on a general stock, and most
espeetiaily solicit patronage from the PEG
PIE OF Tins town and vicinity. and all others
IN want OF goods. / intend adding from
ume to time, such goods as will make the
stock so complete in all departments that il
Will be to the interest of those in want OF
goods TO eall and see me before purchasing
elsewhere.
Ed. E. PATTON.
SOMERSET, Pa, Dec. 20, 1876.
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The Oliver Chilled Plow
CHIN

Which we will warrant to be Well Made and Of
cool Material, DO as good work as any 9th
er Machines OF the kind and will
ask no mans money until
he has given the ma
chine a thorough trf-
al and is satisi-
ed with its
work
the EMPIRE Thresher. Separator ara
9, $ and 10 horse power.
THE A. 3. FARouAHR, ahor e thresn-
er with shaker attachment.
THE BEST" The Hagerstown Grain
and Grass Seed Drill.
THE HooSIER force feed Train and Grass
Seed Drill.
THE BEST" The Hagerstown. Spring
Tooth Hay-rake.
DoDD'S CENTENNIAL Self Dump
Horse-rake.
" -
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Every year increases the POPULAR
ty ofthis valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
o Il FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, l~ustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A.. Hayes, MID,
State Assayer Of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and | consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Soil by all Druggists, aud Dealers in Mdiciaes.
Price One Dollar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

AT an Orphans Court held at Somerset pepna
on the TN day Of April, 1877, the lundersigne,l
Anditor was duly appointed to make a distSibu.
tlon o. the innds 10 the hands Of NJ. A. Sanner
tfeoEge hnmbert, deeea sei. to and among those
tegaliy entitled thereto, hereby gives notice thai
ne viii attend 70 The dH-itso Of the afoye Appoinr.
hs ONCE In Somerset borvgxh. when ami ,<here
al persons interested eah attend il they think
june %. Apdi.sr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-25

oLEouARaAnISE.

Written for The HERALD by a farmer, gardener
and fruit grpwer Of great expcricnee-4
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