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.JOHNSTOWN SAVINGS BANK,
l2v CLINTON STREET. e
JoRNsrOwa. Pa

Chartered SeptemDer II Isss Deposits receiv
e.. ui al SANS ir-s Inal one 4ollsf rrrsenI
rate VI ihtrrcet ga irr cenl- Interest fe due In
tne snsiiliis VI June sId DcccnDcr, and II MI
wlliufa~ y asitie1 10 the urIssil thus coaIAsan
ding .wiec scar wftnVnl .rsnp pitfsx the dekr,et
TOT ~ call ~ even ~ present tnx iysit orok- !
Alone, luaresAon real estate. frrterrnce, utxh
liberal ratrr anu ivlIg iuie ssIven to DvrrowerS vf
irrins nfss asssrag Ot iarsns wUrtb l0rr ~ nbfe
times tne snlSaala loaa .Irslred- GSeod relsr
rnce f'rrIect utlrs lxc. required.
rms e>irlsSrz41.5rls as exclusively savings Bank.
No cVmmercixi dei,osiIs received. nor discounts
made. NJ LOANS or personal security.
blank aps,li.aIiuns tcr 0urrOwers coytes OF the
rules, Os iass and special law relating TO the
oank sent to any address requested.
IEUsrkEs-- JosPer, D4viG Dipcr1- Z.
b. Eliss, a. }. AaNes. +. " Hay John Lowman.
l. Ii. LaPsly, Dsniei Mclaughlin ID. ,. norreii,
Lewis fiiti, II. A. BQgg1s, Conrad SuppeS Geo.
i. SwAnk, James McMiiler, James Mvriey and
W. W aliers
Daniel J. .dorr,l, President; fr-as Dieert.
Treasurer; Cyrus Eisrr. Solicitor. nova.
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The ground "a bare 10 spots. and
cats may be planted 10 advantage
YoG cannot plant cats any too early,
nor is il possible 70 get too many VI
Ihem 10 a bill. YOa may oOt raise
anything where TIE cat Is planted,
bot toe eat viii not raise anything
either, aad that IL where the eaor-
nous profit comes i1.
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Is trimming ;fees. smooth. close
cuts sh01id always be made 70 fsciii-
tate -esdy beaiing. Wbes The saw
i used, j; should be Of The keeDesi-
All The large cuts need psiatiSg CT
eyverinG 10 some way. sl-o 10 iseiii-
ale hssllaz -ScieniIEe FaTmsr
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Il s5unds ike hollow moekerF for
MOody u be warning Boston gOoDg
ladies against marrying usoeleessrs,
Ehen there are 20 O0e women II
Massachusetts = b0 cant ges any hGs-
ks.d - IL
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4 sazui1g 20 MARRIED usn-A
osooa. basdle factory 10 Wise"s-in
tsrus oat 1000 broom handles day.
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Hampton s8d Cbsnbsriaia ssF
I6ey loge each other. but not enO5gh
- give s&sy The GoserDoTsbIp
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The noa0g-sn Of IBe bride aoa
bridegroom OF be icing VI szen pisee
II wedding cake 10 Q 5ss Idrz-
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Gen Gran, says be Is Dot going 70
sErite : book, sd 90 BIS enemies VII
he cs-aDooiute<
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Times are 40 dsli tnst The ladies'
wont r1zke sBy particular bsstis ih's
sezsc1-
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Dc nos face The Ess; when :.
vo-k. 70: evea lighf drink
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The Eel ia. : dsssissd 10 esseo
the f-Iloss this rear Is troseits-
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An oy.ssr s<.as > pl.eia lie ss;ii
ae GETS Loto . stew
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FU-URz o7 TIE 3oSz

TEeed's release has been ProEi-
sioaally agreed 70 aud uiil. - sooo
ssdos fosns are complied gIEh, De
carried into effect Is 70 What usy
become Of him when be has s8rren-
ldered eli bis property aDd iarred
over bis papers. re are eos5ied 10
say that his aighE wss co. sisozsrber
thai Of a ainless fszisiTe- He 10
tended toeste- 8pon important rsil-
-0sd work in Spsia. which Esy s-iii
esgAzs bin il &c sees bis ssy ~ i
spon tisrslessc- he i dssssz CID
so-dAy.
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The pei ,a.i-~ Is sill worn 70 a
xrszt sxy~st
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ruE roTAsz HONE

Osce On board the Usned Sta.fs
steam fsigass Ffsaklin, Tseed fsaad
st Eas. soiid sosi inreiiixibsr g-o1ad 70
oeca2y. Tie eunusodrr said. -
be received nin irsn the Syszish
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Los neckra s1oes are 70 be fat
-iorsbIe for sxeTis this seaeoo.
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AaaEsIED BT rHE sPAsIAEps.

They engaged fisherman 20 take
them 70 Santiago de Cghs, and on
their arrival they were mes by cus-
tom house officer, who demanded
passports. Nos being able 70 cvm-
ply they were srresEeu and placed on
board the Spanish rnan-of-ssr Cher
secA This vas on the 18th of Jane,
ISIS, snd be gas reles-ed on the
23d- The change aad arrival of q
new Captain G-aersl ag Havana had
caused boin suspicion and delay in
their case The Cobsn patriots we're
maniiestiae mach sciivis,, and ali
American arrivals we're strictly
~stcned. Thea . variety Of ruuors
started spabsot the twonen arriving
in this myslerioas ma sner. which.
although sabjecting them 70 . strict
sarveillance, secured them neserthe-
less . distinguished sad courteous
e1serrairuess By the officers of the
S.,zaisa u2n-of war. The diary
Contains the names o; these officers
i. detail saa indicates . kindly ard
familiar insesc sarse wiki the eapr ain
Of the porn asxia Ar- Alfred r. Yoanx.
Vt Ciscios ii, the ADercss Cossni,
procured ,hzir release ana paroie By
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ARRESTED AGATy.

ARRESTED A0AES-
Here be found himself formally ar
rested His diary. papers and bag
gage were tskea from him, and after
seven days in the Lszaretto be was
ordered 70 be taken to the castle or
fortress IS a prisoner of State
Tweed was taken from The litile island
Of San Simon, where the Lazare,,o
stsods, over the city. and in the cus-
sOdy ofa guard Of Spanish soldiers
be was marched up the bill toward
tie castle or fortress that crowns the
city Of Vigo. lie desired 70 see the
osicer Of the guard or the governor
Of the castle. But bis efforts merely
enabled bin to bsve permission 20
get temporary wants satisfied from a
hotel or tavern Food, such as they
desired TO pay for, with beer OF wine.
and some mating for the floor, we're
pravided, and they started ia with
some idea of patience and cheerful
ness, waiting - hat might next turn
'rp One morning when the woman
who took charge cf their room
brought their food from the hotel,
abe attracted attention by ber ges-
lures 70 the slop-bucket sbe had just
enp;ied- After she left with sbe sen
iinel. who always watched her when
she came, Tweed ezamiocd the emp
~ baekes sod found she bad left bin
a note from his son Having failed
10 every other attempt TO c0mmuai-
cate BE bad succeeded 10 this. An
answer vas pnt il the bed clothes
the oex; morning. which the cham
b4rmaid as duIv found snd also de-
liFered. 10 this manner Tweed
came TO learn sonethin. Of The 1sw
phase Of bic case. lie learned that
be was held by the Spanish Govern
mens and supposed to be Secretary
Belkoap, aud this. az less;, gave him
the prospeer Of 8 release, his impris-
oouen, being based on some misake
or Spacish blunder Another scene
which grew oGs OF the new postal a.
raagenea. vas the fading Of
The epis;les placed in the bed-eiothes
By Soiedsd, the chanbernaid Doe
Of these happened to fall into the;
hands Of Hunt, who observed that
the address to Joho Secor was su-
perseded by what hsd until then been
unkno~a to lin, the real name Of
bis eoDPsaioa, William NJ Tweed.
There was sot much coufor,abie feel
ing possible between them for the
remainder ef the fourteen DAYS Of
their isesrceralio5- By that time
the Frsaklin had arrived, and they
were taken duly on board, where ex-
plaastion was more practicable |
HuDt xss clsmorous on the was 70
tie ship when he learned Of tie pres
e8ce Of The United Consular Agent.
protesting bis American citizeasbip,
bis rights and bis entire igaossace Of
Tweed As s1eh. until the discovery u
the castle
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remain, very .FulE yours.
UrrI.< n T---

I. was 1nderssood lhs: Mr. 0'Coo-
or seat tbs letter 20 Attorney Ge1er-
al Fslrchild, With his favorable rec
onmeadasion, a8d Ihat Mr. O'Cooor
also slgnifed bis iateE,i0a 20 terDio-
ate bis more scliTc conoection With
the ring prosecutions, low psacticai-
II ended Acting Gpo3 this slew the
Alrorney General has himaelf made
several visits 20 Tsee5. aud las car
ried or the ezsDiastioo Of elects.
and especially Of Information sbich
Tee~d bad 20 ;gra oTer. j isTgs
pile Of checks. vouchers sad evidfacs
is ace Jsdiagiy ia ihs e0oIrOl Of AZ
r0roey Gsosrai Fairebild
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ss7rsng them sat:sfartscc beth as res,ris rlysce
xDt q1aiily Of gs-,s The merchants Fisltiax
Bzi7imsre arr nrxscs.y resses Cd 10 cali AMI see
ne ocf1re making pc-ckas<a
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W ell Preserved.

Louis Jennings, in his letter to the
World about Canterbury Cathedral,
writes: A man will lie in the earth
ere be rots, says Shakespere's grave
digger, "some eight or nine years q
tanner will last you nine years. In
these parts your body will last still
longer. For in 1892 the tomb Of
Henry ". was opened in this cathe.
dral, and "to the astonishment of all
present, the face was in complete
preservation, the beard thick and
matted and a deep russet color. and
the jaws perfect, with all the teeth
10 them except one fore tooth, which
had probably been lost during the
Kings life. Now the King had been
buried there just 4l9 years In dig
ging up part of the suburbs of Can
terbury many coffins were found in
which the bones of the bodies were
perfect; in one the body was little
decayed, "the hair red, curIed and
elastic, ard about two inches long.
Under the head was hollow stone,
like a pillow. When Thomas A.
Becket's shrine was deposited bis
bones and head were either burnt or
scattered to the winds So they, at
least, will not trouble any body again.
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FROM QUA SPECIAL CORREsPoND.
ENT.
My DEAR HERALD:

My DEAR HERALD:
You will see
from this letter that am in Decatur,
Alabama, and q very bright, pretty
place it is with its quaint, but csps-
cious and comfortable hotel embow-
cred in . most luxuriant garden. it's
lovely river and warm sunshine. ]
believe this was never intended for .
hotel, but rather for some wealthy
family, for it has something 80 home
like and pleasant about il, that as
YOU sit on the shady porch. or in the
large parlor, or cool dining-room with
it's great chimney piece, or in the
beautiful garden, that you forget
here is such thing iD the world %
hotel. and then too. the name. the
Polk House might have been that Of
ne of our Presidents of the past.
There are three or four other hotels
here, bot this is the best and most fre-
quented BY families. / feel % con-
ent here that do not like to think
Of the weary road that lies behind
me, nor the vexation Of the journey,
nor the fact that We have missed the
boat that takes people mp to Walker
moso. M
To get down here you have 70 take
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
to Pittsburg. and there change aud
axe the Pan Handle Road to CiDcin-
oati, and you change to another 70
Louisville. and there you aRs trans
ferred on omnibusses to the depot,
and then you pass through Memphis.
and from there to Decatur. All thst
road can be made in two days ssd .
half il you 90 straight | aluays
thought the Pennsylvsnia Csatral
Road was about the best coudueted
# any, but l have somewhat chang
d my opinion since travelling this
lsst time. For / went for tickets 10
Decatur, Alabama. snd the very AMI
able man ia charge, 10 his haste 70
ret rid of me that be might 70 hons,
gave me tickets to Decatur, Illinoia
/ discovered the error ct Pittsburg,
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sfIenf sunsrfsE.

These things are often unknown TO
the world for there is much pain
that is quite noiseless, and vibrstions
that make human sgonies arc often
mere whispers in the roar Of hurrying
existence. There are slaucss Of ba-
tired that stsbs and rsise nc cry Of
murder; robbsries shatleave man and
woman for ever beggared ofPeaee and
Joy, yet are kept secret by the suffer
er-cemmitted to soand. except oi
low mosas in the nigbt-seen in no
writing. except thnt made on the face
By The allow months Of suppressed an
guish and early morning tears
Many an inherited sorrow that has
married . life has been breathed into
% human ear.
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He had offered every indueemeDt
to Sam to sell his dog, give hin
away, kill him, or get rid Of him in
some way but Sam loved his dog, =
and the dog loved him. and Sam
vowed they should not be parted
consequently the old gentleman was
surprised, on coming home to din
ner one day, to hear Sam exelaim:
Father, Fse sold my dogi"
"Sold ycuF dog ?" said the general,
swell, 1 am glad you were sensible
enough to sell him. A dog is nui-
sance any way. viii make you q
present by and by, Sam"
"Yes, sir, got sixteen dollars for
nim.n
What % exclaimed the general.
IL got sixteen dollars for him,
said Sam.
"You don't mean to say you got
sixteen dollars for your dog. do your
"well, yes, "replied Sam, Il got
four pups worth four dollars apiece "
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Mr.. Snilfen was at a dinner party
given a few days ago at Boddley's
While the company were at the table
Snifeu said in loud voice
"By the way, did you read that
mighty good thing the other day
about the woman over in Pencader
IL was one OF the most amusing
things that ever came under my OBJ
servation. The woman's name, you
see, was Emma. Well, sir, there
were two young fellows paying stten-
ton 20 her, and after she had accept
ed one Of them the other one also
proposed to her. and ss she felt GER
tain that the first wasn't in earnest
she accepted the second one too. So
a few days later both Of them called
at the same time, both claimed her
hand, and both insisted on marrying
her at once. Then, Of course, she
found herself face TO face with a
mighty unpleasant-unpleassnt-er
-er-less see what's the word i
want? Unpleasant er-er-er-blam-
ed if | haven't forgotten that word ~
"Predicament," suggested Bodd-
ley.
"No. that's not It, What's the
name Of that thing with two h0rnsl
Unpleasant er-er; hang it, it's gone
clean out OF my mind
"a cow" hinted Miss Grindley-
"No, not q COW"
Maybe lisa buffalo," remarked
DR.. Potts.
mo, no kind Of an animal Some
thing else with two horns. Mighty
queer / can't recall it."
Perhaps it's brass band" OBJ
served Butterwick
"Or man who's had a couple Of
drinks" suggested Peter Lamb
"0f course not"
"Yoa don't mean FIRE company -
asked Mrs. Boddley.
"N-no. That's the eonfoonded
aueerest thing | ever heard Of, that
| can't remember that word = said
Mr.. Snihen, getting warm. and be-
ginning to feel miserable.
"Well give us the rest Of the story
with oct il" said Boddiey.
That's the mischief of H. said
Mr.. SniffeD; ''the whole ioke tsrss on
that word
1.-TWO horns, did you say 2" asked
DR.. Potts. Maybe is catfish
"Or a snail, " remarked the Judge
HNo-no--Bone Of these
is it an elephant or walrBs -
asked Mrs. Potts
well, that's the siekest old story i
ever run across remarked Butter
wick 10 Boddley. Then everybody
smiled, snd Mr.. SDiffen excused him
self oa the ground that he bad 10
meet 8 friend, and be withdrew
The mystery Is yet unsoived- We
never established such story as that;
and we have an impression thai
Sniife1 was iryisg to build one up
by trying 10 bring the womas's name.
Emas, somehow into spnn With the
word dilemma
We are glad he iailed. A man who
will undertake to palm OF such jokes
as this can be spared rom society
siihoot asy body experiencing sense
Of loss.
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over 100000 ACRES

OF LAND, consisting Of every odd section in eacl
township, for a distance OF twenty miles on botl
sides Of the road, or onehsli Of the land in bel
forty miles wide sxtcr ding to Denver City In Col
orado, thus forming a continuation OF the belt o
country which, from the Atlantic coast westward
Is found TO be. in climate, SOIL and every produs
tioref nature, the most favored.
To aid in the settlement Of this superb domain
with snintelligcns and industrious people, is th'
object Of the HOMESTEAD. 1t is intended I,
contain fair sad candid representation Of facts
nor will It ever give, Intentionally. any statemen
that will not, upon investigation, be fully sus
tanned
The Company obtains its title tc these land
from the Government OF the United States.
They are being offered st prices lower than an,
other lands In the West, that will compare will
them in soil, climate and general advantages
The terms Of payment, as will be found on care
ful examination are more liberzl in all essentia
features than have heretofore been offered by an,
railway company.
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wnlsrLlxG IN saEAvEs.

WmASIkAS0 IN HkAV80s tstl
fsGrs sarrrised that ever should say 80
Jast wait TIL the reason I've given
Why say sha'n't care Tor The musis.
unless there Ia .histling In heaven;
Then you'll think II no very great wonder.
Nor so strange, nor 50 hold n cenceit,
That unless there's boy there A-whissiihg.
Its music viii not be complete.
II was late in the autumn Of 20:
We had come from our far Eastern homo
just in season To build US cabin,
Ere the cold of winter should come
And We lised all the while In cur wagon,
That husband waEclearing the place
Where the houee was TO stand and tho cltarfr
And building II took many dsys.
SO that our heads were scarce sheltered
In under It's roof, when our store
OF provisions was almost exhausted.
And husband must journey for more;
And the nearest place where he could gee the
Was yet snch q distance away,
That II forced him from home 10 be absent
At least a whole night and a day
VA. .,,,,..,,
,,I,,.o-,. ~
!" - '''''' : '"'a '"''s'
- W -, T, 'o"',i '''ne ye' " ANU" '"en''
.''e ."ae'
,,,.',,. 80. Ae'r'. :. .he 'snS
And ms soon Us his money was paid him,
Had shouisiered his axe and had gone.
mn
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,s- a.. .s a,,A, -' ''
'os :" '.e ''. 49, .''
-, - 80. s..A,.D"na sa's ,,u 1.'
Us ~
And savages sometimes appeared.
p,.s,
~, - -
- =, -. -,
.V.s -. A''.
as". " ''io 'ons eieaiy ''oai
"'" ''' u- AHess .. h'sh' s"oa'' 'a'''
with no one in reach Of my call
"nen 'i'e n'sn' oaahe wan 1's 'e''ois,
iohiae every ray o' hsh.
lung " ta..' oy .ne ".naoN'
u ",a'os. u'Au win sni'sn',
Snoe'eu :. 'ne s'ue - 'ns .,su'e,
e aA'"s " a~" . iu'' oios'h'
Should bring us a horrible death.
ns : A"e', 1n'. ~ ~ 'n' ,,e1,ns'
anu eeA'oe'y on men 'iA' e''
.eh su,'eu'!' "a, ~ 'ne a,''Anee'
'o,u As " "n.s,s : n.u
W "p' uiey
~. rear was A' ,''uian .ah
The red man ne'er whistles Mt all.
anu "nen ! was SURF was WINE ihah'
"e"'' "e'e nc cunning 'or H.
ne su.ety approaen WIN more eaauon-
"oa,a 0one "i'hou' warning anu s'i"'
men 'ns soaHus cunning NEARER anu nearer
zoo. 'he '1'm 2, a 'ane' nsn' anu sas'
From one who could whistle that way.
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- !" Peo."' s1'' .H
soAs e,s va AeaA, 's
-. :. ~ '.p - 'p'
,a 49,, :. -s. s' ''
w. - - ns. .ap y. ' ... s'
And In stepped boy, and before
s''e- - - = -f
- -. - -
IT, ,s.'s,., ~ s.,,,
,-,-s.
ru..
Come to tsrry with you through the night
-, =. 80 -. -, ,..
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.ys., q. -. .w.,a.s
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- -
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/ idn't intend any harm.
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THE KANSAS PACIFIC
HOMESTEAD

Is published by the Land Department Of the Kan
sas Pacific Railway Company. to supply the large
and increasing demand for information respecting
KANSAS, and especially the IN gniheent body OF
iands'granted by Congress in aid Of the construc
tlon of its road. This grant comprises
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NAUGLE HOUSE
Main St., Somsrsst. Pa.
FRED NAUGLE, Prop.

The proprietor has lately purchased and greatly
knpr we'd this desirable properly, surnifhlng !.
vith entire new furniture thus making u one o
the most desirable stopPinW places ff transient
OF resident cAston In the 6tats-
vizndf the market a1ortf.
Large and connodicus ashlinx In attached
and fsithfui and attentive hoesisrs always In at-
tendance.
Boar5ers taken by the week, day. OF meal.
Bar sivsys sspplisd vtsh the ehsacestIsqsors.
yuJy -. spF'
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ssraws show the way the cob.
biefs 60.
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sutssribers remsslns fron one Pcsted1es to A.
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somerset Printing Company,
JOHN !. sOuIl4
Daapess Manager.
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IoHNH. UHI. ATTORNEY ATLAw, som.
81 erset, Pa, will promptly sssend TO all business
eutrustes TO hIm. Money advanced On collection
kc Once In Mammoth Building.
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ATTORNEYS-ATLAW.

NY X. PusTLETHwAITE, ATruRNEi
w at Law, Somerset, Pa, Proiess,vnai uus,
ness respectfully solicited and punesuAiiy attend
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CURVEYING,
Writing Deeds, &c,

done on shorin -I,, AM a. reasonable tie rms
ss-Enauire at Casebeer n Co.'s Store.
CT. WALKER
Augl6.
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Acts Passed and Approved at the Spe-
cial Session of 1877.

An Act to prescribe the mode Of
proving bills Of the Bank Of the
State rendered for taxes, and the
rules ofeVidence applicable thereto
WHEREAS tho corporation known
as "ihe President and Directors of
the Bank Of the State of South Caro-,
lima" had become insolvent and its
bills had ceased to be current as
money prior to the 1st Of January,
1868, and the General Assembly OF
the State, 10y an act entitled can act
to close the operations of the Bank Of
tho State Of South Carolina" ratified
tho 10Th day of September, 1868, en-
acted'that all bills issued by said cor.
poration prior to the goth day Of
December, 1860, be funded, and on
the surrender and delivery of said
bills to the Treasurer of the State
bonds Of the State shall be issued 70
the owne~ fsaid bills in payment
and redemption ofthe amount of said
bills, and that "the 10th section of
tho act ratified the 10th day of De-
cember, 1912, entitled can act 70
establish bank on behalf of and for
tho benefit of the State,". and all
acts and parts Of acts which render
the bills OF said corporation rcceiy-