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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-02

Oihcial synopsis oi the Agricultural
Department crop reports show The average
condition Of rye and barley ~ i0l. Data. gen.
oral average, i0l, Tcnnessee and Nebraska,
ia. Fruit on tho whole II favorable 10 sncl,
crops ~ oscapcd tho spring froass. Grass and
clover remarkably fnc. Tobacco acreage 70
duccd 25 pcr cont. Tho condition IL ~ fol.
ova; Kentucky, %, Virginia, oa; Missouri.
lUl, Tennessee ~, Ohio, lo4, Maryland, io2,
Indiana, ~; North Carolina, 81, Pennsylvania,
100; Connecticut, 100; Illinois, os' Massaehu-
sstts, lOl.
Tho Treasury Department has Just
Issued call for tho redemption Of $4,000, O0O
b-9o bouda os 1876 n, 900 Registered and
", 800, 900 coupon bonds. tho interest to csasc
On tho 2Sd Of October.
The total receipts Of the Government
from internal revenue for Tho year ending
Juno 10. is7s, worn eiii .os0, sio9i, or t7 oo5..
s0a.3i loss than Tho year preceding.
II u expected a the Treasury Depart.
mont that tho silver dollar coinage for August
Will b. botwosn ea.o00. 900 and tt.Ooo,Oo0.
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TIM p1noID0NTrAL xMvnorloA.
y1ou.

The rottas sub-oommiltoc. ooasisltng o Rsp-
rssomtAaives rottsr, lluties. lliscock aud
6psingss, mt u AtlAalie CITY, n. j., on ths
9sd of July. Representative DAnforsi, u Ohio.
wss ths ART Witness esanined. 10 tsstiAcd
thae hs was 3 menbss ~ ~ Morrison sonmit-
t. that viutlsd Msw Osisans. As,d ~ lhsss nssl
Jaass I. Andssson and TALKED 70 him about
Easl vslIoiane, Andsrson satd n M TN wcssl
bull10ssd postnh u ~ nlals, And related how
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HOWARD COUNTY BANK,
cRgsco, IOWA.
KERRY 4 neHu0H. Propristors.
= General Danking Business
TRANSACTED.
isay and s~ti Esrhasse, DRAFTS ~ ths Old
fassiaE TICkErs yO sND tkOM
EUkOFE tNH AlLE.
Meses and aeeresa0es
PURCHASED o. f.sar.els seFsy ,sr..oales s.,en.,oa
s~,sfsi'y s.sc.ssa 10 and rfoarl fssss.: sss
a-ip fAwtsr. Iowa. crseo. lows.
7 =. POTTER
wou,d respectfully anneanee 10 sAe people II
CngHco
and II. ylrlai,y NJ. NJ has purchased ne
.s1r .Aax.r
-. I'D. u Nm street. which hs ~ll lssp eeas,Aa,-
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|MevenOEn'S
NEW
FURNITURE
wARgRooMs,
t~s lA~vs SsssA " sv~ms~llA ssevr>
cassco. IOWA.
VI 1hItt'Ms 4 III asssrsfaN~s. AeA = ~ t~~a
xssar4 ana aasastsss tssf sHFssa VI this sasssst
rvervthinv New---Latest STYLES.
~ Os.D saspOnA.
cansi.ssns es
EXTENSION. TABLES.
SECRETARIES. book CASES.
wARnnoBEs, BUREAUS.
DEDsTEADs, CHAIRS.
SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND SOFAS.
BRACKETS, wHAT.NoTs.
LOOKING GLASSES.
PICTURE FRAMES,
CURTAIN CORNICES.
Ia shnsi, every article te,onsns 10 The trade and
snsi adapted 10 the wants ~ the community. 11n
| UNDERTAKING
u a,i lsa l~snches promptly attended 10 either day
~ night.
Me has iarge a.sor,men, ~
Oofiins, Burial Cases and Oaskets,
witch hr Ii prepared 10 trim and furnish on short
notice, aud Ii srh slyle sud manner ~ ureE~d. 1t
thr sn.,at renspnAhie tstees.
Thanking the public for fasnrs and ~ cpnhdrnce
In te pA~t e hrHs 10 Assure Ills friends that Nv 4
determined mcrs than eser ~ mnvis THAR cchn-
drree, respect and continued patronage.
Il. MRvEDsDEN.
Cresno. Dec. ~, 1879.
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And enasentse saatsfsplt0e. Evssy eloeh vesraslsA
10 run. Mgt&o alUsaN yuug deeee1tte eluckn ~ Ms
vssiAennes siN - vii - th<M RIGHT. uAAsM~s
rooDonelts
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DOMESTIC
Sewing Machine Co., New York.

The Most Eminent Living Authors, Such as
Rt. Hon. w. e. Gladstone, Prof Max Muller,
Prof. Tyndal, DR.. W. b Carpenter, II. A. Proc
tor, Prof huxley, JAS A. Froude, Edward A..
Freeman. Francis Power CObbe, ID. Mackenzie
Wallace, The Duke 0f Argyll, Mrs. Mulock, Will
lam Black Jean IngelOw. Miss Thackeray, Mrs.
Oliphant, Mrs. Alexander. Geo Macdonald,
Matthew Arnold. Turguenief. Auerback, Ruskin,
Tennyson, Browning and many Others are rep
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ENLANNRLS-A splendid assortment of Flan
II nels, Just opened by +. MORTIMER,
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A writer in the Chicago Times has
given the following relative to the Ter
tility of Kansas lands;
Let the traveller throughout Kansas
who from twenty-five TO thirty years
ago was familiar with the facts of agri-
culture in the now great states of Ohio,
Indiana, and Michigan, with their pre-
sent large population of wealthy
farmers, contrast the comparatively slow
rewards of years of severe toll required
in clearing those rich farms and in re-
alizing their enhanced values, with the
magical results of three or five years of
welI-directed effort in this young and
marvellous state. | am not old enough
to fall into the category which the Ro-
man poet describes as JauddtOT dcti
tempOris," praiser of the times gone by,
but the American Farmer in the older
States worked with an energy and will
which, if the tillers of the soil on the
far western prairies would moderately
emulate, we should hear less of the ter
rors of the grasshopper pest or other OBJ
struction TO agricultural profit.
Ohio justly boasts of the singular fer
tility in her soil In that state the grain
product per square mile is three and a
half times that of France, about three
times that of Australia, and nearly twice
as BredV dS IndU VI OTedb illIdlu. II
the comparison be extended to include
population, and three European coun-
tries named raise only fifth as many
bushels of grain to each inhabitant as
does Ohio. The following table insti-
tutes a similar comparison between Ohio
and Kansas, the population given for
Ohio being that of 1870, and that of
Kansas being for 1875. The figures in
clude only the organized counties. At
the same time it must be remembered
that field culture has been undertaken
to but very slight extent in many of
the counties included in the area given
The crop in each state is for the year
1875.
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Sbr gloon,atIO gimrs.
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.

We invite communications from ali person who are
partment.
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EwEXTRA OFFER FOR ISIS.

To all new subscribers 1878 VIII be sent gratis
the six numbers of 1877, containing the first IN
staments Ot new serial, Erica" translated
from the German of Frau Won Ingersleben, ,--the
best work ot of the best and brightest authors
OF Germany new story by the charming Eng
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the same numbers, from advance sheets, with
other valuable matter.
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Figures do not lie, but they often as.
tonish. They certainly make surpris.
ing exhibit in the above table.
Among other objects Of personal in.
quiry have interested myself to collect
certain data in regard TO
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lob PRINTING OF every description neatly
~ and promptly executed at Reasonable Rates
at the Bloomfield Times steam Job ONCE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-05
Body ~Snafehinx.

CINCINNATI, May 30-Considera-
BILE excitement was created here to-
day by the accidental discovery Of
the body Of Hon. j. Scott Harrison,
who was buried yesterday in the
family vault a. North Bend, Ind, in
the dissection room.of the Ohio Med
cal College. A body had been sto-
len at North Bend within the past
week, and a son of Mr.. Harrison. ac-
companied by a friend, was seeking
it to day among the Medical Col.
leges OF this city. 1t was not known
that Mr.. Harrison's body had been
taken until his son recognized it in
o of the rooms of the Ohio Medi.
cal college. The %janitor of the Col
lege al arrested. Mr.. Harrison
was a grandson of the late ex Presi-
dent Harrison.
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LUTHERAN CoNFERENCE.-The Somer-
set County Conference OF the Allegheny
SYNOD met on Tuesday evening, May 4,
1873, in the Lutheran church at Shanks-
vile, (of the Berlin charge Somerset
county, Pa.
The conference at present numbers ten
clerical members, six of which number,
together with four lay delegates, were in
attendance at the present meeting. A
half an hour was pleasantly spent in devo-
tional exercises before the opening OF each
morning session. The principal exercises
Of the Conference consisted in the discus
sion Of certain topics by its members, and
their business transactions. Some of the
subjects discussed awakened a lively id
%terest; for instance, the questions, Can
there be any ground of salvation to a per
son living in a Christian community out
side OF the church 2" which was answered
in the negative. Also, What are the
most efficient means for building up and
maintaining a proper church life 2 and
What are the best methods for improv.
ing our singing in divine Worship" A
part of each session was spent in answer
ing questions contained in q query box.
Many of these questions were pointed aud
eminentlY practical, and were handed in
by the people and members of the Confer.
ence. Some of these were exceedingly
important. 1t was asked, docs the 18th
verse of the 18th chapter OF St. John
make feet washing a binding ordinance in
the church The person to whom this
question was referred, answered 1t in the
negative. is baptism by a lay member
valid 2 "What relation does baptism sus-
tain to church membership" ''Does the
international lesson leaf, used in our
Sunday-schools, of necessity increase our
knowledge of Gods word?' etc. Some of
these questions elected quite a discussion
which, we trust, was beneficial to all pres
ent.
Both pastor and people deserve credit
for the coy and handsome church edifice
which they have erected in the hamlet of
Shanksyille.
At Shaksvillc we enjoyed an sting
and pleasant meeting of Conference. The
brethren seemed fraternal and kindly dis
posed toward each other, the people kind
hearted and hospitable, and especially in
terested in the work Of the Master. Many
gathered together to hear the gospel preach.
ed, and Gods blessing seemed TO rest on
both ministers and people. as they sat un-
der the ~droppings of the sanctuary. May
God bless the kind people of Shanksville.
WM. SPANGLER,
Sec'y, pro TEN.
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Moadan. Jene IOth. 1873.
ADDISON TIP

Tor the srrcarages Of taxes due and the IS a
crued thereon
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CLEVELAND. O.. Nav 81.

CLEVELAND, o., May 81.
About III O'Clock this morning, a
mob OF abouttwenty thousand people,
who had congregated to see what
they could of the execution of Webb,
the colored murderer, at Mansfield, O.,
made a rash, overpowered the guards,
scaled the jail-yard fence, and in a
few men had torn down the
greater part Of the enclosure. Sher-
III Richie telegraphed Governor Bish-
op notifying him of the fact, and say
ing that unless be hung Webb pub
licly tie mob would tear dowa tie
jail. The Governor replied, direct
ing him to carry oui the sentence of
the law.
At 1920 P. NJ, Sheriff Richie and
Sheriff Gay, Of Knox County, APP
peared with Webb between them.
On reaching the outside Webb glanc-
ed all around with a smile on his
co%untenance. After adjusting the
moose about Webb's neck, and a
short prayer being offered, the drop
was sprung. Life was pronounced
extinct 10 tea minutes after the trap
was sprung.
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DIED.

BR1DlGUM.--Near Centreville, March
~, Harry Brtdigum, aged so years ) mos.
and 81 days.
MOORE. - Near Barron's church.
March ID, Annie Moore, aged so years
and 3 months.
RHOADS.-Near Mineral Point, Nav
4, Lizzie Rhoads, aged 16 years, 8 months
and II days.
FERREL.-At Centreville. MAY Is.
Catharine Ferrel. aged 40 years 8 months
and 1G days.
SNYDER.-Neai Lexington, May 10,
Lydia Snyder, aged 8 years, 6 months
and "a days.
MEYERS.-May 10, 1873. Annie, wife
of John Meyers. aged 70 years and 4
days.
HEMMINGER.-Near Samuel's church.
May %, Mrs. Magdalene..Hemminger aged
65 years.
LAPE.-Alay Is, 1878, William Lape,
aged II years, / month and ) days.
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A S~SIGNEES' SALE.


BY virtue Of On order OF Sale issued bv the
Court OF common Pleas OF Somerset County Pa
70 the Undersigned directed as Assignee of Peter
W. Suder, OF Allegheny township, in the said
county ior the sale of his real estate. / well sell at
public sale upon the premises in said township of
Allegheny, on SATURDAY the 10Th day Of June
1875, a tract OF land situate in the tOwnship Of Al
legbeny aforesaid, adjoining lands OF Samuel
walker, Anna Stoner and others, Containing two
hundred and seven acres, about one hundred and
forty acres cleared, twenty-five acres of which i n
No. l meadow, the balance we'll timbered. The
Improvements are two one and a half story la,
houses weather boarded. a bank harm. si,rino
house and other out buildings, orchard Of Choice
iruit trees, a spring Of never failing water nearth e
houses, there are also two ether springs On tho
premises that forms the greater body OF what I.
known as Dealers run in that vicinity. and snfi.
ciently strong enough TO supply power To rur
a grist mill This property Is located and lying
directly on the Somerset and Bedford Turnpike
and has for many years and is now a lavorits
drove stand contemplated. A Rail Road rout has
recently been surveyed through this property and
sthe only rout by which a Rail Road can be made
rom the somerset County coal field intersect the
Pennsylvania Rail Road at Mann's Choice. Bed
ford County. as 1t lies directly in the head of wha'
Is familiarity known as the Dcater Gap. Sale I,
commence at 10 O'Clock A. II.
TEhMS.-One-third in hand Onethirl In 81,
months from date of order, and One-third in a YEA
from uate OF order with interest on the defprre,
payments from confirmation Of sale.
GEORGEG WALKER.
may Assignee Ct Peter W. Suder.
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Imagine an immense ship ascending
cubic acres of cone shaped, unstable
waves; she reaches the apex, be .ias
u desceed. and ptctes 81 m 4 fem 81
to the base, with terrific splash and
sp'urge; \ tr-m ike n shuider
passes through Der eatiss bulk, hut
she does o3t crsak a. ia w. rhe
wou d Z ~ pieees; there IL to much
endara, Cd Of ir.,a, steel, aud oak in
Ter for complain. She simply rene.s
The engaseiusnt every minute, for
three days. uutil he most timid wo-
man has iai.h that she ship is war
like and enduring, able to bold Der
owu against the majestic and Demon
iacal ocean.
q 4 s
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1Iay2
4 UDlTc

UDlT'
Levi SnyGe-
SHsan his ".
to
Aaron VIII.
18Th March, ISIS.
account confirmed. ut.
Assignee, by his attorney.
the Court appoint l.. &. Col
distribute the fund in the haun.
and among those legally entitled
Extracts from the record certihea
ISIS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-05

Dr. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SoAP.-Dr
Van Dyke, whose life long specially, and
world wide reputation for curing skin dis
eases, has ~endeavored for years to combine
an external treatment. He has accom-
plished this desirable result in the prepa-
ration OF his compound Sulphur Soap, -
the merits OF which are spoken of by
thousands; it is highly recommended to all
u readers. Price % cents, by mail, 80
cents a box; 5 cakes so cents, by mail,
10 cents. Office 50 N. 9TH street. Whole
sale Depot, 400 n. 81 street. Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all Druggists.
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POVERTY AND SUFFERING.-"1 was
dragged down with debt, poverty and sui
iering Tor years, caused by a sick family
and large bills for d~octoring, which did
them no good. | was completely discour-
aged. until one year ago, by the advice Of
my pastor, l procured Hop Bitters and
commenced their use, and in one month
we were all well, and none of US have
seen 8 sick day since. and | want TO say to
all poor men, you a keep your families
well a year with Hop Bitters for less than
one doctors visit will cost know it.
4 WoRKINGMAN.'
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The HERALD, with its usual enterprise,
has made arrangements to have the state
OF the New York cheese market telegraph
ell to it on the first and third Wednes.
days Of each month. as these are the days
that govern the price of the milk furnish.
ed to the f~acories in this county. Follow
ing is the market for Monday:
Trade light. prices unsettled; State Fac.
tory, Fair to Fancy, rosie; Skinned a
&C.; Western Factory, Ordinary, 3Gjc.
Good to Fancy GAZE.
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One night OF last week while Mr.. sam
uel Shaffer, a blacksmith who lives near
Wills church, in this township, and d
friend were returning from singing school
they concluded to try the speed of their
horses, and started along the road at a
breakneck pace. Meeting a buggy, Mr..
Shaifer's horse swerved suddenly to one
side throwing him in such a manner that
his head hit the tire OF one of the hind
wheels of the buggy He was picked up
and carried to his home in an unconscious
state, in which he continued for over an
hour, only TO awake to a realizing sense
of the fact that his face was badly bruised
and lacerated, and that he had made a
narrow escape from a sudden death. Mr..
;. IS noted as being a fast rider, and this
will doubtless serve as a warning
to others, as well as himself to be more
how they ride.
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To FARNERs.-Again we call your at
tention to the fact that we want
800 bushels ofwheat, or
100 barrels OF flour,
1000 bushels of oats,
so barrels of maple sugar.
for cash and cash only.
Sell us your wheat and -four; otherwise
we shall have 10 send the money ont o
the county.
Respectfully,
CooK & BEERITs.
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The new Pension bill which Senator
Ingalls, has reported from the Committee
on Pensions, is. OF importance TO the 300, 00C
pensioners of the United States. 1t is a
compromise for the bill which has been
pending in Congress so long for the pay
ment of arrears Of pensions, and provides
that the pensioners of the Wal of the
Rebellion shall be entitled to pensions
from the time their application was filed,
instead of from the time the last evidences
was submitted, as is the law at present;
but in cases of invalid pensioners whe'e
names have already been placed Cd tae
rolls, the arrears to which theyefe ehti.
tied under this bill, shall be c>nputed AZ
the rate of pensions name.1in Inc origi-
nal certificate. This biz VIII afford great
relief to those whose tensions have been
DELAYED on accoupIof the inability of the
Pension Ofice@to examine applications.
Since The aerical force was cut down,
three yeas ago, the accumulation of un-
exami-ed pension applications has grown
IN sne enormous number OF 20,c00.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-05

THE LABORATORY or THE SYSTEM
The stomach is the laboratory OF the sys-
tenn. in which certain mysterious processes
are constantly going on. These result IN
the production of that wonderful vivify-
ing agent the blood, which in a state OF
health PUSHES laden with the elements OF
vitality TO the remotest pats OF the sys-
tenn. But when the stomach IS semI-par-
alyzed by dyspepsia, blood manufacture is
carried on imperfectly, the circulation
grows thin and sluggish. and the system
suffers in consequence. Moreover. indi,
gestion reacts upon the liver and bowels,
rendering the first sluggish and the lattel
constipated. The brain also suffers by
sympathy, and sickheadache, sleeplessnes:
and nervous symptoms are engendered
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters reforms Thu
state of things, gives permanent tone ant
regularity to the stomach and its associate
organs, the bowels and liver, and insure
complete nourishment and increased vigo
of the system. 1t is the most popular a
well as the most efficient anti-dyspepti
! and tonic in America.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-05

His Honor. Mayor Welfey, gave us {
knowing wink and called US aside or
Monday last 90 consult in regard to mat
iers OF state. and this is what he said.
Il wish you would say ia the HERALI
that the Council have passed the bond or
dinance and that there will be a town
meeting in The court room on Friday
evening. June Z, 1878, at 7P. NJ. sharp. 10
discuss the feasibility OF issuing bonds and
baying a IRE engine. Then we (the
CounciD want To know what the prospects
OF the loan being placed here are, in case
The bonds are issued. In fact, it is desired
that there be a full turn out of the proper
y holders Of the town, and a free and fair
Interchange Of opinions.
That is what the Mayor said to US; and
what we say to you is, turn out. All are
interested in making our houses and lives
more secure. Come up and have your
say.
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No. acres Of No. acres o!
potatoes sweet corn
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Ii is rather amusing to pick up a Demo
cratic paper and read an item like the fol
lowing. Why. heretofore, we thought tina
party considered it a virtue:
Two Of the Democratic members o.
Congress are ineapacitated by reason Of
intoxication. II this be true, ard there
does not appear to be any reason to doub
it. the fact declared in two simple lines i:
a burning disgrace to the party and ih,
Countrywide. Herald DEM
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-05

Ia the House at Harrisburg, on Tuesday
last, an act to provide for the selection Of a
site, and the erection OF a State Hospital
for the insane for the counties of Blair.
Bedford, Cambria, Fulton, Somerset and
Westmoreland, to be called the State Hos
pital for the Insane for the South western
District of Pennsylvania, and br the
management of the same, was DEFEATED.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-05

OFFICE or T8E SALrsuyEy R&L RuADf
MoSDAY Mar y, ls7s.
Notice Is hereby given that in aecgrlaace with
q resolution Of he Beard Of Directors Of the Sails
bury Rail Rosd Company, a meeting OF ths stock
holders of said company viii he hell az its oiiiec
in Meyers1aie. Somerset County Pa- tn the 18th
day OF July. ISIS. between the h1urs Of II o'eiu'k
VI. and , o'clock p. N. Of satf day tprtle purpose
Of holding an election to determine whether said
company will make and place a new mortgage ca
its road and franchises for the sIiia Of oac hundred
and nfiy thousand dollars to secure that amount
Of bonds to be issued and to take the place OF an
existing mortgageon the said road and franchises
for the same amount which IL 10 be Cancelled
John Il. JACKSON,
May p Secretary.
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DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of Tobias Mishler, late Of Conemaugh Tp.,
Somerset Co., Pa, decd:
Letters of Administration on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given to ali per-
sons indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated for set
Element on Friday, the 2lst day of June, 1878, at
the late residence Of said deceased.
ISAAC YDDER.
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