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DEGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given TO all persons concerned
az ~legatees. creditors or otherwise that the f.I.
lowing accounts have passed register. and hat the
same VIII be presented for confirmation and al
lowance at an Orphans Court to be held al som.
erset. on Thursday, August %, 1873.
First and final account of John II. Snyder. Al.
ministrator OF John ID. Reese. deed.
First and final account of George Barclay. Ad.
miristrator and Trustee Of Adam Flick. dec
Account of Daniel Shafer. Guardian of Villa m
and Agnes BlTndt, now Agnes Baker.
Account Of JIG. Barron, Guardian of Peter l.
ShLitz.
Second account Of Aaron VIII. Admlnistrator
Of Jacob Gross, decd.
Account Of Ephraim Blough, Administrators Of
Susannah Beeshley, deed.
Account Of james oConner, Administrator OF
Samuel Rifle, decd.
First account Of William BrOmm, Executor Of
John Bromni, deed
Second account Of MOnroe Morrison and Rebeeca
Mason, Administrators. etc., of Thomas Mason.
deed.
First AMI final account or William Rover. Adj.
'ministrator of Alexander Rover, decd.
ID John Foust, deed.
Account Of Henry T.. sehell, Guardian Of Eliza
Account of Henry F. sshen, Guardian Of Lucy
Account Of John shafer, Guardian Of Martha
Account Of y A. Smith. Administrator Of Dan
Account Of David Casebeer, Administrator OF
Iaac Rock, deed
FIRST and nnai account Of John Suder Admin
is,rator and Trustee Of Henry Suder. deed.
First and final account OF Alexander Rboad.
and Levi Berkcy, Administrator Of Samuel II
Rboads, deed.
First and final account OF Emanuel Speeht. Ad-
minlsfratoro OF joseph j. Zimmerman. deed.
First and partial account Of Cyrus Rayman and
samuel Lareioss. Executors Of Ann Maria Zare-
foss, deed.
second account Of John Speicher and wm. NJ.
SclTDck- Admlnl1fr n tors md 1rmzfeae ~ T.ha.1
Speicher, decd.
second account Of VIM. III. Koontz, Administra-
tor and Trustee Of Cyrus Meyers. dee 4.
first account OF John s. Cummins, Executor Of
Joseph q th-y, deceased.
July 81. ReoIxfe,
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DULL.-July %, 1878, at Centreyile,
Cinderella Walter Dull, in her 4Sth year.
L0NG.-June 10, 1878, near BaIron's
church. Eddie g. Long, aged Z years.
LONG.-June %, 1878, near Barron /
church, Lily ]. Long, aged 6 years.
DULL.--July 8, 1878, in New Centre.
vile, Mary L. Dull, aged 10 years.
HENNINGKAMP. July 10, 1878.
Ellie A. Henningkamp, aged / year.
BAKER.-July 90. 1878, near Mineral
Point, Mrs. Rose A. Baker, aged 50 years.
SUDER-August II, 1878, Viola G.,
daughter CT Edmund K. and Emm. Suder,
aged II months and 2s days.
BOWMAN.-August IA, 1878, Cyrus
Bowman, OF Brothcrsvalley township,
aged 50 years, 3 months. and 10 days.
H0FFMAN.-Augus, ID, 1878, Gin
derella, daughter Of Reuben and Susan
Hoffman, aged 10 years and . months.
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FAYETTE CRY, Pa, Aug. /, 1873.
Ed. STANDARD.-The Disciples OF
Christ, in FaYette county. viii hold their
yearly meeting with the congregation of
Fayette City, commencing on Friday be-
fore the fourth Lords day in August. All
are most cordially invited TO attend, es-
pecially the speaking brethren. The day
light meetings will be held in Springer's
grove. commencing Friday before the
fourth Lords day in August.
BY order of the congregation.
SAMUEL MANSFIELD,
W. W. WHITsETT,
Cormittaa
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Among the premiums offered by the
Agricultural Society is one fol the best
craftsmanship. and our girls have gone in
TO training already. Sometimes. when
horses are scarce, two of them mount the
same horse, al least that was the case on
last Friday. Both were Main street girls,
and the one sported a nobby riding habit,
while the other was rugged GU" in a
short dress. long apron, and sun bonnet.
They presented a handsome appearance
and. as Miss S. said, enjoyed il 50 much,
if only Ned Scull don't see US and put an
article in the HERALD
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| SSIGNEES' SALE.

"A
by virtue OF an0rder issued out OF the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Somerset county, Pa, the IN
dersigned Assignee Of Edward KeIm, will expose
to sale by public cutlery, on the premises, ON
Saturday, Augaa "a, 1878,
at l p. NJ. the ~following real estate, viz:
No. 1. A certain lot Of ground situate in Sails
bury borough, Somerset Co., Pa, containing a
ofa acre, pounded on the east by Grant street,
on the south by land Of Alfred Wagner, on the
west by tract Nc. 2. and on the north by land Of
John W. Beachy, with g brick house or tavern
and large frame addition, a large stable and
other Gutbuildings thereon erected.
No. 2. A certain tract CT land situate as aforc.
said, containing 2l4acres, adjoining lands OF John
W. Beaehy, Alfred Wagner, tract Nc. l and
others, being In a state Of excellent cultivation,
and having a large steble thereon erected.
TERMS.-Onc-third In hand on confirmation OF
sale. ene-tnird In six months, and one-third In one
year from thisdate, august n, 1s.s) with Interest
on deferred payments from day Of sale.
WM- g. LINENGOOD,
July 81 Assignee Of Edward keim.
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On the fourth page of to days paper
will be found an Grafton entitled "Cloud-
cd Mediums, delivered by J. NJ. Berkey.
of StOystown, at the recent commence
ment at the State Normal school located
in the town of Indiana. Mr.. Berkey is a
young man of talent, ard graduated in a
manner alike creditable to his friends and
instructors. There were a number of
young men from Somerset county al the
same institution, all of whom, we are
pleased to say, stood well in their classes.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-An unfortun
ate accident happened on Franklin street,
Saturday evening, from the careless hand
ling of a revolver. The particulars arc
that Mr.. Thomas Morgan. of Cinder street,
Miilville, employed as a puddler in the
Cambria Works. was standing on that part
OF the sidewalk of the Public Square
which is nearly opposite the First NJ. L.
Church, and was engaged in conversing
with three other gentlemen. Mr.. Joseph
0rris. a well known and respected citizen
of Saclp Level. happened 10 come along
while they were talking, aud. as he al
leges, he was in the act OF changing his
revolver-a seven shooter-from one peck
ct TO another, when me OF the charges
was accidentally fired off !y the hammer
catching ON his clothing. The ball, it APP
pears, first struck the pavement, and then
glanced up and struck Mr.. Morgan on the
side of the right leg. abou, an inch below
the knee-cap, and lodged in the limb He
was Immediately carried to the house OF
Mr.. Davis-the building formerly owned
by Mr.. William Doubt-and DIR. Walters
was summoned. The physician made an
examination 10 di-cover the course the
ball had taken; but, as the sufferer became
quite sick, his removal home was advised.
Subsequently Drs. Walters and Swan
went down 10 his residence aud succeeded
in extracting the piece Of lead, not far
from where it entered. II was fiattened a
good Bit, from having struck the pavement
or a bone.-JohHsfows friJHhs.
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?. w.sB. X. R.-rAss POINT.
a MINERAL POINT RAILROAD.
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

The Republicans of Somerset
County will open the campaign by a
meeting in the Courthouse on
Tuesday Eoeaing, august 81. 1878.
A full turnout is expected. Able
speakers will be in attendance. All
in favor Of honest money, fair gov
ernment, and the success of Repub-
lican principles are invited to attend.
En-. b ScULL,
Chm. Rep Go. Com.
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Mr.. Charles Coffroth was so uniortun-
ate as TO be thrown from his horse while
returning from campmeeiing on Sunday
last. The horse SHE'D and the saddle girth
broke, throwing Mr.. c. violently 10 the
ground. A cash several inches long and
perhaps two inches deep was cut in his
right hip, and he was otherwise cut and
bruised. DR.. Henry Brubaker was called
in and dressed the wound.
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LIST OF CAUSES
for August Term of Court beginning August g,
ISIS
FIRST WEEK.

/. benjamin. Housed vs.. Pittsburgh * Councils
vile X. K. Co.
=. Weed Sewing Machine q vs.J. N. FIGHT
Ter ct al.
3. John d. Roddy ct al. W. Ernest s Delp Nj
nian Twins Executrix Ell al.
J. Frederick L. Just's use vs.. MeycTsiale
Borough.
5. Christian PAIL vs.. Augustus Medary.
s. Joseph Hoffman rs. Isaac kaufman.
:. Joseph Hoffman vs.. Hiram !. Boyts.
5. Joseph Hoffman rs. Conrad FOulk.
9. Jacob Heinhaugh vs.. Wolf, Mayer * Co.
10. joseph Algine's admir-. vs.. David Wertr.
il. josiah Keller Treas. vs.. A. Medary etal.
Il. l.. A. Smith VS.. Independent Printing Co.
10. O.. p. Lenbart's use vs.. Edward MOstoIler.
II. Frederick l.. Just rs. ). II. Carey and wife.
~. ]. W.. X H. G.. Van Horn vs.. Jesse Lis
ton et al.
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NEW S.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Henry Berkey, late Of Paint Twp,
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hav-
Ing been granted TO the undersigned, by the prop
or authority, notice is hereby given to those in
debted to il 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims against it will present them
to the undersigned, at the residence OF said de-
ceased On Saturday. the 2sth day Of Sept. 1873.
SIMON BERKEY,
August q Executor.
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A lady writing from. one of the fashion
able watering places declares that the
''low-necked dress is an abOmination into
which il is the duty of the press to look"
Very true; and We must say, in simple
justice 20 ourselves. that it is a duty that
We have seldom lost M opportunity to dis
charge.-Greensbarg argus. Excuse US
while we blush. Jeems.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Notice Is hereby given, that a hearing viii be
had on the petition OF Alexander Stutzman, 10 be
August. 1873, before Samuel Harper, Esq. Regis
ter in bankruptcy. ut No. So Diamond street,
Pittsburgh, Pa, In said District, at 10 o'clock A.
N. And all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest, may appear at the
said time and place. and show cause II any they
have. why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted.
l. g. COLBORN,
Au1. 70. Assignee.
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. DMlNIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Matthew Judy late OF Summit
Twp, deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
havingbeer o-anted by the proper authority, notice
is thereby given to those to ittOmakeimme-
date payment, and those havingclaims against 1t
to present them duly authenticated for settlement
on Saturday. September, 2a, ISIS. at the house of
Anlrew Hoover, In Brothersvalley township.
ANDREW HOOVER,
August Il Administrator
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Don't DE DEcEIvED.-Many persons
say Il haven't got the Consumption, "
when asked TO cure their Cough with Shis
loh's Consumption Cure. Do they mo-
know that Coughs lead 10 Consumption
and a remedy that will cure Consumption
will certainly and surely cur a cough or
any lung and throat trouble. We know
il will cure when all others fail, and our
faith in it is 50 positive that we will refund
the price paid if you receive no benefit. Is
not this a fair proposition? Price 10 cts,
80 cts. and 81 90 per bottle. For lame
Chest, Back or Side, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster, Price 25 cts. For sale by George
W. Benford. Somerset, Pa.
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint, Consumption and
general debility when you can get at our
store Shiloh's System Vitalizer, which we
sell on a positive guarantee to cure you :
Price 10 cts. and IS cts. For sale by
George W. Beniord, Somerset, Pa.
"'HACKMETACK" a popular and fra
grant perfume. Sold by George w. Ben
ford, Somerset, Pa.
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SECOND WEEK.

l.. Anthony Growall Trustee Sc. VS.. David
CruSsen.
2 GeerEe L. CodrOth Il Co. vs. Isaac FIiek's
Administrators
8. George W. Flick ys. Josiah Brant.
l. :. A. Friedline vs.. Josiah Brant.
5. Stevenson X Cartwright VS. JOSIAH Branf.
0. Martin Connoily's ExeeutriV vs.. Jacob d..
Miller ct al.
.. Lewis Sailer VS.. the President and Directors
OF the Keystone Mining Go.
5. Jane Magee vs.. Z. ID. 4utZy.
9. Jane Magee VS.. Noah Scott
10. CT. u. Kings use vs.. W. II. Brooks.
IL. g. b. Kings use VS.. ". II. Brooks.
L. Isaac Wendle vs.. Lemuel Auman.
Is. Jacob J. Meyers Executrix vs.. Jacob G!ess-
ner.
II. David Casebeer vs.. Abraham Beam et al
Is. William Ware vs.. Jacob POorbaugh.
10. Elizabeth Kendall 5 use We. Frederick DUR.
T. A A SUBWAY x 20. vs.. W. W. DavfsetaL.
Is. A. A. Shumway Il 20. vs.. W. Davis ct al.
u. Thomas Beard W. Noah Roberts.
20. Ann Maria Zerfoss' Executor vs. John Shat
fer ct al.
q. Ann Maria Zerfss' Executor ys. John Shat.
fer ct al.
~ Cooler & Davis vs.. q. W. Lenhart.
q. Union National Bank vs.. Somerset A Miner.
al Point X. X. Co.
"a Josiah Miller vs.. John d.. R0iSy.
70. Henry Thomas Weld vs.. Savage Fire Brick
Go.
+. J.. KOOSER,
jury ii Parliamentary.
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JENNERTowN ITEMs.-EdtOr Herald.
Please allow me space in your much APP
preciated paper for a few items from our
little hamlet.
The Building Association is erecting u
new building at the northwestern end OF
town, which will add much TO the appear
ance of little village.
Messrs. Kautz & Son have built an ad-
dition I'd their wagon manufacturing shop,
and are now ready to do work ia that line
Of business for ali who may give them u
call
Mr.. Jacob Kautz, OF the firm OF Kaulz
& Son, has built himself a very handsome
cage; in fact, il will be the finest dwelling
house in town, when finished.
Mr.. Dianset has erected a two-story
shop, and is now ready TO manufacture all
kinds OF furniture.
The boys OF the newly organized band
u town are occasionally giving us
their best, and We think they can con-
g~ratuiate themselves on account OF their
success. Blow, boys, you are doing well!
The farmers OF our vicinity are about
done harvesting, and will 500 begin again
10 scatter their seed in the hope Il reapIng
harvest in time to come.
Baker had abdicated his position us nor
NAL teacher at Jenner Y Roads, and left
for his home, at Mineral Point, on Tues
day afternoon.
In crossing Laurel Ridge, between Jen-
nertown and LigonIer, On the l2,h inst.
Robert COvodc Killed u rattlesnake which
3 feet ) inches in length, and
had IL ~ratlles. Yours Respectfully,
NJ.
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The NEST direct and pleasant route % Inc EAT
.,d south via Washington CITY.
Through Mail leaving at s45 a. m daiiy ar
rives at Washington at sOo p N, bai'1 %
4. m. Philadelphia, 3iO a. n rev huiA' W
M; Richmond, s:l5 a. m
through Express, leaving sis p. m dany' 81
riyes at Washington at I.Sj 4. m baitnnpte-s -
IN IN Richmond. sl5 p. IN. philadelphia, lAo
n. m. New York, sic p. m.
Through Mail and Express trains daily
Accommodation trains AID faeette EAlress
daily, except Sunday.
Tteket Offices. corner Filth Avenue and Smith
aeld Streets. and depot corner uraht anu "@'ei
streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
n. nj. COLE, General Ticket Agent
z HYNDMAN, Supt., C0nnelisVile.
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The following is the programme OF the
Normal Society, for Friday evening.
August 90, 1878.
Recitation-Ella Musselman; Essay
Hattie Stutzman; Reading-J. A. Berkey;
Declamation-George Baer.
Referred question-What will be the
state OF affairs when women become Pres
idents-Ross Lichty.
Debate-Is war detrimental TO national
greatness = Affirmative, Harvey Baker,
Albert Trent; negative, Charley Schmuck-
er. John Miller.
Reading OF Normal Gazette by Charley
Tayman.
Sentiment roll.
Critics remarks-R. II. Sanner.
LAURA KSEPPEK, +. X. C~oLBoRN,
Secretary, President.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given TO all whom it may con
Germ, that ] will apply to the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Somerset county, Monday August 10Th,
ISIS. for the benefit of the Act of Assembly, secur.
ing the separate earnings of married women, ap-
proved 81 day OF April, ls72.
ANNIE +. WALKER,
Apx.I Berlin, Pa.
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Are YOU registered ?

Are you registered
Dr. Beachy is now in Berlin, ,%ircaring
and filling teeth.
Every Republican should I've registered
in good time.
Buy your Flour al the Flour Depot of
Cook x Beerits.
Flowers should be cut from the stem.
and not broken.
Buy your Grass Seeds and Fish at the
Flour Depot of Cook Il Beerits.
Petroleum is found in Japan in consid-
cradle quantities.
DR.. G. J. Beachy is now in Berlin,
where he is filling and treating teeth.
Tomake the best of pears they should
be picked before fully ripe and mltured in
the house.
DIR. Sadler. Oculist and Aurist. No.
2jG Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa. Eye.
Ear, Throat and Catarrh Specialties.
The meeting next Tuesday night prom
Uses to be the largest political gathering
held in Somerset for years.
am selling Kip Boots from SOC TO 75c
per pair below Jast years prices. for cash.
GEORGE SNYDER.
There is an immense crop OF blackber-
ries in this section. They are selling at
eight cents, and some lew have sold at six.
Save money by buying the financed
Iron Water Tubing from w. ii. Plat,
who will furnish and fit it all sizes and
lengths.
~IIavesling is about over, and threshing,
hauling manure blowing and preparing
The ground Tor the fall crop is the order of
the Cay.
If YOU wish 10 economic and save mon
ey. 20 TO George Sny der's for your Boots
and Shoes. They are the cheapes; in
town.
She that hath a new and fashionable
bonnet is more consumed with a desire 10
go TO meeting than seven of the most pi-
Gus of IN
On the first page of TO days paper APP
pears the premium list Tor the coming
Fair. 1t will prove interesting reading
matter 10 many
NEW Goods nave just received a
new stock of Fall and Winter Boots and
Shoes which | will sell at way-dawn
prices, strictly for cash.
GEORGE SNYDER.
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We wonder if General Alex. Coflroth
didn't put about the same estimate on
newspapers, alter reading last weeks
Bedford IHgairer. as Kearney does. You
know Kearney celled them Shiny imps of
hell in his Boston speech
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DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SoAP.-Dr
Van Dyke, whose life long specially, and
world wide reputation for curing skin dis
eases, has e~ndeavored 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 10 all
our readers. Price IS cents, by mail, 35
cents q box; 3 cakes 60 cents, by mail,
IS cents. Office so n. 9Th street. Whole
sale Depot, 400 n. 81 street, Philadelphia,
Pa Sold by all Druggists.
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EGAL NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all whom It may con-
Germ. that I will apply TO the Court Of Common
Pleas of Somerset county. Monday. August 18th,
1878, for the benefit Of the Act Of Assembly, secur-
ing the separate earnings Of married women, ap-
proved I'd day Of April. 1s52
SARAH II. ZIGLER.
Aug q Somerset. Pa.
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Mr.. Herman Stahl, who was placed on
the ticket of the Boilers, as a delegate
from Somerset township, called on US, and
authorized US to state that he declined
most positively, the morning of the cleo
ton, Il run as Il delegate, and that he was
not at any time in sympathy with the
movement.
Mr.. Siahl has always borns the repu.g-
uon ol an honest upright man; was a
good soldier during the war, has always
been an earnest, hard working party man,
and is the only Republican in a family of
nine. The Boilers must hunt up weaker
Republicans for their delegates. Men of
such sterling work as Mr.. ;. will not an
swer their purpose.
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The campmeeiing Of the Evangelical
Association. now in progress near Pleas
ant Ilill church, has been hugely attend
ed. On Sunday the crowd WAS estimated
at from two thousand tjAtweBty-hge hdn-
dred.
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Captain Wm u. Schrock brought from
Cumberland and lodged in Castle Pile,
Tuesday evening oi last week, the man
charged with stealing jewel:y from Fash
ion DazAr."
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate OF Anna Moore. late OF MLldIeereek twp,
deceased
Letters Of Adminiytrsti0H On the above estate
having been graqted 10 the -undersizned By the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given TO all per
sons indebted to aid estate to make immaculate
payment, and those having claims sgainss the
same 70 present them duly authenticated for set
tIement xitbsst delay 10
c. Il. MOORE
Administratcr.
A1x. IL New Lexington, Pa.
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The public are hereby notified not to purchase
a note given by me, in May last, for 1850 to
Robert Wilburn, as ! received no value and viii
not pay the same.
Aug n SOLOMON RAMSPERGER.
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HAVE YOU DysPEPsIA?-With its at
tendant troubles, constipation, headache,
loss of appetite, gloominess. w~aterbrash,
distress after eating. etc. ? If so take Da.
costa Radical Cure, and be well. It's re-
suit is astonishing, and sure relief is guar
anteed in every case. where it is used as d.
rected. 1t assists digestion, tones up the
stomach, strengthens the ~debilitated, re-
stores a natural appetite. and as a liver
regulator has no equal. A clergyman of
Philadelphia says 1T is the very foun-
tain of health. To all who are suffering
from a disordered stomach or liver, or who
need a gentle spring Or summer tonic, W.
say try it, and you Will thank us for the
advice"
Trial size % cents. Large sizes so cts.
and One Dollar.
For sale by G. W. Bentord, Somerset,
and Mountain & Co., Confluence.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is perfectly safe.
Extremely palatable. No physic required.
Gee % cents. Try it.
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EVERLASTING THE ENERGIEs.-It is
not right for any of US TO oyertask our en-
ergies, corporal or mental, but in the
eager pursuit OF wealth or fame or knowl-
edge, how many transgress this salutary
ruler 1t must be a matter OF great impor-
lance TO all who do 50 to know how they
can regain the vigor SO recklessly expend-
ed. The remedy is neither costly or diff
fcult TO obtain. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers is p%rocurable in every city, town and
settlement in America, and it compensates
for a drain of bodily or mental energy
more eflectually than any invigorant ever
prescribed. Laboring men, athletes, stu
dents, journalists, lawyers, clergymen,
physicians, all bear testimony TO its won
drously reDoyating powers. II increases
their capabilities Tor under going fatigue,
and counteracts the injurious effects upon
the system OF exposure, ~sedentary habils,
unhealthy or wearying avocations, or an
i~nsalubrious climate, and is a prime altera-
tive, diuretic and blood depurent.
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The lean Of OK beef IS bright red; COW
beet. pale red; bull beef. very dark red.
This last always needs longer cooking.
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Midtlecrcek against the world Tor black
lerries; when they turn out there, IL is
horse, loot and dragons. and al least the
citizens ID New Lexington thought - u
day OF last week.