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Peaches have been sold for sevsnsy-hvs
cents per bushel.
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George Jackson has several new Sewing
Machines of different Manufactures which
which he will sell cheaper than ever before
offered any where. Call on him and see
the machines work. He guarantees them
| first class machines.
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For mems and boys boots and shoes ca
at Cor * Gallin'e.
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New goods jus, received at Coz q Gal
Inns.
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The grape crop will be almost an insir'
failure.
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REATTYPIANo
GRAND S0U1RE AND UPRIGHT.

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
From Geo. E. .Ietcher, firm Of VIM. II. Letcher 4
Bro, Bankers, Fayette, Ohio.
"We received the plano and think 1t very fine
toned one out here. Waited short time TO give it
a good test. If you wish q word in favor of It we
will cheerfully give it."
james r. Brown, Esq, Edwardsville, ILL.,, says
1.-The Beatty Piono received gives entire satisiac-
tton." Agents wanted. Send for cataloge. Adj
dress
DANIEL f. BEATTY,
Washington. New Jersey, U. 5.
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INSURANCE.

drank GALIIGHER, general Fire Insurance
Il gent, Somerset, Ohio. Prompt attention given
TO all business entrusted to his care.
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To find jus, whs, you want in calico &c
10 Cox Il Gsllin's.
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The bes, crop Of oats that has ever been
harvested is the one just being cared for
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IA good two horse wagon (second handed)
in good repair for sale cheap. Enquire OF
Joseph Brellford. 4w.
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po,.,o hug, are coming by the millions.
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The heavy winds last week damaged
number Of fruit trees.
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Thore has as yet been no price fixed Oh
plums.
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CEORGE II. Stafford, manufacturer and dealer in
" stoves, unwsre, &C., east main street. Somer.
set, Ohio.
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Cash, eggs. or butter will take any goods
SINNERS have, chaep.
Mutural Friend Coal Cook Stove the
best in the world for Sale by Myers &
Yarnell.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This liniment very naturally originated in Ameri-
ca where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for the maladies OF her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for 80 years,
= until now it cncrcles the habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Lfniment is q matehless
remedy for all external ailments of man and beast
To stock owners and farmers it is Invaluable
\ single bottle often saves n human life or re-
stores the usefulness of excellent horse, OK.
COW, or sheep
1t cures foot-rot, hoof-ail, hollow horn, grub.
screw-wornl, shoulder-rot mango, the bites and
stings of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble of horses, such
as lameness, scratches, swinny, sprains, founder,
wind gall, ring bone, etc., ETC.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment is the quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring in the
family, in the absence Of physician, such as
burns, scalds, sprains, cuts, ETC., and for rheuna
tism, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par
ticularly valuable to Miners.
It is the cheapest remedy in the world, for it
penetrates the muscle to the bone, and single
application is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment is put up in three
sizes of bottles the larger ones being proportion
ately much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
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Grand closing out sale at Levitts old
stand for the next fifteen days.
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Go TO Myers & Yarnell for lard cans.
Don't forget Myers & Yarnell is tn
place to get your stovea.
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MYERS Il YARNELI, dealers in stoves and
Il manufacturers of all kinds of tin ware, west
Main street, Somerset, Ohio.
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OLD,
TRIED,
TRUE.

People are getting acquainted-and those who
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits OF
that great American Remedy, the
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Buy your groceries Of F. A. Dissoe.
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PAINTERS.

-
NM II. SLOUGH, House Painter, Glaiser
w Closer and Paper Hanger, Somerset, Ohio
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o yes! o yes!! Myers & Yarnell, head
uarters for Bird cages
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-01

Any stile of coal hod yon want at My
ers & Yarnells.
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July IS, wv. piss, so.
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SOMERSET PRESS.
Somerset, Thursday, August L, ie1o'
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
7z- p,--, "A, Iarcsr circulation In Northern Psrry
cssfv fhaa ne oombinsd circulation c' q" "' P"P''
pnbii,Asd IN the county,
Anv one desiring to purchased gooa
uroperty In a desirable location, sery
eheap ana on easy terms can do ." w
calling Mt this oifice.
Go to +. A. Dissoes for cheap gfoes''e'
POTATO bug. are coming by the millions.
Asu.ual Tenn Johnson's clerks were
very busy last Saturday.
The business ON the N. s. & s. R. r. is
very dull.
our puDllC hCuoOA va"
Monday In September. {.
New goods jus. received at Coz & Gal
iin's.
Peaches have been sold for sevsnty-fivs
cents per bushel.
The grape crop will be almost an intirs
failure.
To find ius, wha, you want in calico go
10 Cox Il Gallin's.
The bes. crop Of oats that has ever been
harvested is the one just being cared TOT.
The heavy winds last week damaged a
number Of fruit trees.
Buy your groceries Of F. A. Dissoe.
Thore has as yet been no price fixed on
plums.
For mems and boys boots and shoes call
a, Cor & Gallin's.
Tho Republican primary in this town.
ship last Saturday was quiet affair.
Blsekberries are selling as low as sixty
cents per bushel on our streets.
Diisoe sells the choicest 8. G. Hams IN
the market.
The school house roof has been re-paint
ed.
We are compelled to lay over several AZ
ticles on account Of the premium list.
The coming fair will be the largest ant
best ever held i'm the county.
Ladies, Misses and childrens shoes
full line at Cox 4 Gsllin's
John o. Skinner has returned hom
from Columbus.
Thirteen new subscribers since our las
issue.
Nav dreas goods lust received at Cox
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A fine stock for the spring trade just re-
ceived at CURRANs
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THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al ANN ST., New York Post office Box, Asst
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
JOSFPU LOPEZ INDICTED.
A VAIN APPrAL BY HABEAs CORPUS TO JCDG
IAWRENCF

A VAIN APPEAL BY HABkAS CORPUS TO JUDGE
LAWRENCE.
The wit of habeas corpus, in the case OF
Joseph Lopez the man married Georgiana Morrison
by fraud found his marriage snnuiled and himself
committed fOr perjury before Judge LIwrcnct yes
ierdgy, in supreme Court, Chambers. His counsel
Thomas f. Byrne, pressed very earnestly to have the
case heard at once. the Dis1ictAtorney was even
then presenting the of Lopez 10 the grand jurors
and their action might supersede the release he hoped 20
Obtain for his client Judge Lawrence thought thht
reason for OBTAINING Lopez. bat under the urgency or
counsel consented TO hear him in the absence OF lHe
Disttict-AttOrncy.
Nr B Tne argued ~ length that the com nmcnt. was
by III terms Section oi the Perjury Act "hch
permits a Judge commit man 8usolu is, without The
ordinary examination, for perjury al the ifla! whue
tbe recitals IN The commitment showed That IN aicgc
perjury VS. before hc Judge hut on June 70 le'I
before notary IN swearing 20 the answer 10 MISS hor
eou'- comclaiut. Judge Lawrence, Notwithstanding
couusel's ncv. declined 81 decide untll al recess he
lad an OppOi tunity 10 examine the aN.
Meanwhile Judge Van Brnut, Thomas l. Stihnlau ana
one or Two others before the Grand Jury, which
pro0pt, fourd an C.Teut against DOpe2 for perjury
rat ra fact III Hiss Morson's complaint, that nc never
CORA biicd. WITH hol bench warrant at once issied
aud Judge Lawrence had vacated Jude" Van BruEts
Cuimitn~ut, Lopez would nave been rclIrtsicd Oh II
Immediately. Judge Lawrence, However, refused to
yacutc the order holding tAatt even n Judge van
Bluhts commitment was utd under tie mia section ~
the act good und"r the first section OF the same
a, Giving tue ludgt of the igher courts the powers Oi
Committing mag istratcs IL ai cases.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
nrpRAYEp At Az EAHLY AnE.

.fnE COMMITMENT or THREE ITALIAN CHILDREN.
The habeas corpus IN the case OF the lhrce
hue Italian rls 20 toe Catholic Fro'cctory oy jus
ticc Murray and transferred by that inst uton 10 the
"pftseryato class of the House Of the GO0d she YACTd,
10 unfit 10 associate with other children, was before
judge Lawrence yesterday i. = Re -cl appearing Tor
the chdica cla - thac They lsd @cn ar-eetod with
out causf an" amtted false ccI plant, AMI tnat
Justice 81 had given % Charles Vdent, for whose
characta. ~ Russell voUrArd. order FOR Their DIS
charge. NJ CaHucG inai tins dlscnarte was !iua
Charles T. Miller 0ruk for tie 'sfh0lr Fut'ct'Ty.
insisted on Nhat admitted o. thc fist aspect a
merely terhuicl dcfture. that tue Uier ~ J1tEe M0-
ray defective 20 not naming tAe perfou TO whom
the children should be given up. JhStce Murray when
hs atentou called 20 tue fact and 10 t1e more set
Gus acs in tne case. had decluct 10 correct hs dis
charge % make 10 more valid. Nr. DtlHhtld Tor
thc Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 children,
fad tAlt bc OF these children had been brought 10
the attention of the society," and II seemed from state
in. made it. that would he eI tr-y wrong To re-
turn children 10 their parelts. He desired the COur
10 cousiicf some a .ays-whch ought uot TO be made
public before decding the Mr.. Russell balG That
this the first puDc charge made against TIE ciarae-
Ter OF the children. Judge Lawrence thought tndt the
technical question WIS weak BAT reserved Ms Cccolcn
u CONSIDER the bea1us Oa 10 OF tH6 fsctS III tEe case
"A uregt ed by the aiidaVifs.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16

Money was in abundant snpply all the week,
though growing rather irmer toward the close when
call loans with railway collateral. were up 10 per
cent At times money was lent as low rs 3. but the
standard rate to the great bond dealers /. The
closing rate to-day WAS q. Prime mercantile PAPER
closes slow al to per cent, with exceptions at 4.
There change In the rates Oi domestic exchange
The United States Treasurer at Washington TO-
day. received 500. National bank notes for re-
deInpliOn The customs receipts were Tj2O0OO, and
the internal revenue receipts were S29O.000 Tho
following is the Clearing House statement to-day:
Currency exchanges S6t,9l52l3: currency bal
anccs, 81. 733 797: gold c>cnaDges 1856, ,035
and gold balances, Sl.3S0,03l.
This has been very important week III the Lon
don market and while United States securities have
been subject to wide variations on active transac-
tons British consoi- weakened all the way through,
and close at the lowest point of the week on ac-
count of tho more critical outlook of the Eastern
question. American railway securities were gener-
ally strong and higher, except for those dealt in on
the Philadelphia market. and these were feveIish
and lower. The Bank of England made no change
in tho minimum rate OF discount. and It remains mt
. per cent and money on three months bills In tho
inside market il at about that rate to-day. Tho
sum of Ga 900 bullion went into the bank " on
balancesv to-day. The quotation of bar silver to-
day Is about . IL! pence the ounce, English stand
ard The following the highest and lowest
prices OF securities for the week, and the closing
sales to-tlay and q week ago
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
DEPARTURES F0R hUR0PE T0-DAT.

Five steamships viii sail for Europe to-day,
the National Line sending two. the Canada f,r London
snd the Egypt Liverpool TINS Adtatc. Of the White
s,ar Line which win sal for Liverpool, VIII carry sixty
two saloon passengers. Guon, whom L. 4 Qninta.d
ard family. The Hon. A. J. StHdeI United states Consul
10 Singapore, will sail On the North German .AoFJs'
steamer OdeT, for Bremen. The Bolivia of the Anchor
Line viii sail for Glasgow. Following are the complete
saloon lists:
FOR LIvERPoof-Ts St7nslfp .Ai.tlf.- Edward
Gwyn Ms. Edward G"gn ". }. I'M rc0mond keat-
Eer r. r. Il Baker, Z. /. Bi!er, : Ii clslwcE
James r. Cranc A. Castro L. Dn =. Davis, W.
Dinkelsiiel Nicolas Di.l Alexander duncan George
Davis ". F. Gu.u, ia l"i1 ho1ght'n, " j: HltcLe9 l.
c. j. Johnston, j Kane. lI'ntT a. Lane Chas MrN ~ 81
NaIch1nd. George fcuiH G.. Picard, T. J. Cun,al. Nra
tguit aTd. children aud two maids jesse Rose a.1 John
Ioh-er, george J. Ice, =. Isaac T. SE,, y T. o.!
wolf Chi'G maid. \. Wuyfhcner, HcA.y Wchb, J. wal
lace, 3 J. Sc-aNTrukof g. do Toledo, charlie T. Wait
IN >tQngtiP Eggrt o. TGrTcr. the Rev A.fah Wsvah.
william Was;On, T. W. ScnPp7. q: u ccr.Ps, H. G. adams
Mrs. E''bank and two Children j. RclI Ms 40 La 10
children. M oLc g.. t. splcr Mia aHd tl.te
children Miss KiIs Is II l.oai, Mis- ILL.,. teieiio
j. Ii. -.ucc.
FOR LONDON-In AtIrashus C1uad1 - Robert Grace.
Ms J. clarke. Mr.. JOy. Mss Jog, Nj Shalrtf, Mr
Rock, H. r. Watkins, Mi.s WiiCs ". H. I"oue j. " Eia,I
David Cur, JAMES Nof on.
FOR GIAsGOW-I1 StcGW5ttJ BoifrH-r. !. Cunning.
nan Cha-S Ft,aci an Juaeph Puch Jch WadIci jane
Kelie w V.n NorG., l. D. Lockwood Mfs. Cha les Lock.
wOd, Miss r. v. Idillips George NukiDs"n.
FOH BRI HEN-Ia Steaastfy Ojr5.--John :. BTauer.
HcCTsosen, MIS- Rose 4nd Child. / Muller 1Jor r. j.
Siudcr Uuted Satss Consul singapore, Dauo T. Mcs
spc and tIer ChdT-g John ScaU>nird. Cansan
Mrs Eluond Nsiter and child Louis Sabora 1io, Panlno
cild Mrs. Ienrcia BUrso. Edward waIbooso, ian
LugeuC CIuIlDaCh
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
THE COURTS.
.pavKPrrpT FIRMS RECEIVER.


APPLICATION FOR sELAB CHANBFRLAIN'N REMOVAL.
Judge LarremOre, in Common Pleas, Special
Term directed yesterday, that Seah Chamberlain, the
,sce,yer of Greeneaf, Norris & Co, show cause why
Frsucis G. saltonstal be not admitted defendant in
th, sult IN which Mr.. Chamberlain appointed re-
oever aud why be (Mr Chamberlain should not be re-
moved from his receIvershp Judse Larrenore at the
same tne granted a temporary Injunction restraining
the receiver from parting with the assets.
The order is blsedugjn Mr.. satonstaPs petition ana
afidayits, which state that tie business or tne
frm wa. largely in stocks on customers mar
gins. and in which rehypothecaton OF seeur''
Ties WAS a necessary and corceded thing
that on OctouCT /. 1876. the tfm opened pIanOa ~
Chic go of which the petitioner was MANAGER tnh "
sent the rIu 100000 a. the two years ana SEM oius
purchIse Of 30 600 sharcS "i s-oth' iiu
,Iary,s that he suit was brought ana managed 70
give Mr. Chamberlain undue a'Vant"ge. ~ !;
Chamberlsins claim j. for a'out t5cooOV III h1s duu
stocks, pal ment Of slS2OOO III casl' Dh '. pu- &
fioncr claims This IL unfair statn M as IL IL te
"A Of dealing IN WhlCn, II 6toChlcai
ROrr1s & Co. had closed t'C Transaction at one tline,
there would have been nothing lcft Tor chamberlain
the stocks were carried The rlsEs OF Oiuer cTeOtOrs,
and with ssistance fro Chamberlain tue diil-
Guilty tldtd Al the earlier failure OF the urn,
stocks both uf Chamberlain and her Cfe1tOrs. were
eod out under the rule cut the petition claims thdV
on resnng -ness the firm assumed all the loss occR-
stoned by such sale, aud feinstated CEambefan' nc
count. .
The petitioner Ia indebted 10 The firm, as its Chca&o
azent S45sJl 81, payment of which nc seuted
10 4j0 shares of Wabash Railway stock, III Chicago
and Northwestern common, and 2.113 preferred 0Uo
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific. roo -. Paul common,
shares other railway stocks with bonds and miscel,
laneous stocks He he is ready 20 paw on receipt
OF these stocks tie amount which he owes nut sputs
MI CbaHberasn's right 10 the whole amount "hith ne
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
DECISIONS-MAHcu1S

Sun, eme Court Chomb9S-Bv Judge Iawrsrce.-
Crane agt strauss Dasis aG etraussi Dickinson agt
Of Gillespie: in the matter OF Terrell; lIoyt ag,.
Mackinley. Ruger Barnes; Aaron agt Bernhardt.
truprman-I cannot the allowances this uuti
something show not only the assreRae value Of The
Granite Conn any at me American Bridge compsnyTh
s sS Si r.t qne.on .aaa the second ana
third questions disaOwed Lectie sgt: Leckie-ke
10 the plaintiff custody the chic. In the o
Lope1W rii Dismissal and psoner r.nsnded see men3r
sow the pautih TO sue es poor person IL Is sds
cIeionsry ovsr ara III Court cannon compel nun oy man
dsmus TO exercise 1t kehise agt @cofehotioh granted
BY JUDGE Donohue EMS sgt Csllaghan-The RET rec hav
ing failed 10 qualify, Francis ne appointed in hs place
Superior C0H,'t-NpAiGl IeJ1n--Bv iudpe Sanfori.-
snla ast hoech!nGorer aproniiug Albert iins;1d re-
granted without costs sec opinion . 81 =
surance CotrpauyOr errd that within case MED and
nczed to tho judgment roll B1re az: Elias and other
over the Plaintiffs attorney. Jones art Tie Panama
Transit Steamboat Conpary CcIset sg Noftl hmerIan.
roy agt Le9ly su96t!iUins attorney. Cooper est
Mex IT alOrAcr'd day cslen ltr ir March = Fem
CousCliGatei Fruit Jar Company-Ofder Of subsltdou
Hsrfori Accident lnsnance Company sgt Ara,'ronS e
r de9959ns 9I 5SIs d raI Ss ea
HlacE etc act Whte0drrcd on dsy calendar io March
20 Conover agt Conoytr Order apontinF la H-ln'on
Common Pt0s->ytctGt i0m-Bv Judge Van Hoesen.
Masters sgt zoe Eclectic Lie Insurance Conpany-Cain
By Judge Larrcmcre-C Connolly aet Connolly Doyle ogt
Mc,,urt Of Ncv-Nots agt kassrlCrr; wilson
agi Darrag; Oaie- ac s0vce Bfode ag Potter CHAMBER
ioas set Danzg-Appnc,ion granted (rom,en Iyddy
al sgi Bona fTcd an $oGn Scfroder at
Bear ri al ud De on notice ODonae agt the New
counsel in the matter of ctKcIo-t cOnnrntd
snd decree entered dis harang assignee nh az; Van
COMP amt, bat without costs.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
STING THEIR MOTHER.

Mrs. Odell's children have sued her for n
,lsrc IA what they claim TO have been their fathers
property. and ta Of the case undar the title OF
Iuokev against Odell begun yesterday in Superior
Court, Special Term. before Judge Freedman. The title
60 tho property which through from ThirtysXth to
Thirty FOurhaye. stood ia the namc
% the father James 81 Ode az the time Of his death in
1851 There were two mori cages il. for $500 and
$500 latter fOTeOOoed aud Mrs Odell Dd it IN
iuI ~ OIO and took q deed ~ her OWE name.
The children claim that their mother occupied tow
nrds them the position of guardian IL sOcagc and
bought for them. and also that she really pro
mOo1 this foreclosure cut theo out OF Their heir
ship to thoir father. soc de.ies the last Charge.
and the first saws. that before she married their
father In S43 he gave nor $3.50 After their marriage
he took the money uvesi Jointly for them he bought
one lot sold sand purchased this lot beng tho under
standing that the title should he both and in tue
Nyur The case is sii :. G. COnablc appears for
plaintiffs G.. W. MCAdsm for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
NV ARnFRA

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Ihe Navy Depalt-
ment II informed that the Trenton, flagship Of ReuAd-
Leroy n. sA February p. hariGg been
there since January ]. The Marion arrived a the PrE.
Greece February l. The Alliance vas en- route from
Ve FTanche TO Smyrnt. The Nandaiia arrived IN the
horbor OF smyrna, February %. Commander l.. G.
Matthews to duty Inspector OF Ordnance the Navy
Yard, NewY0rk Assistant Surgeon Erncst NOIheet -
the Naval Hospital at Chelsea. Mass. Passed Assistant
Paynastcr Frederick c. Alley TO the Navy Yard Pensa
cola Captain Edward Simpson i, deta he'd from The
Navy Yard, New-Ycrk. and placrd On waiting orders.
Commander L. Al. Ramsey from dnt5 as Inspector OF
Ordnance, Navy r, New York, and rs"d Oh waiting
orders. Acting Passed Assistant surgeon Daniel 9 Bur
leigh. from the Nautical schOUl-shp 81. M-rYe, and
placed on waiting orders. PaymaStcr John McMAhon,
from Navy Yard, Pensacola and rcd 20 settle
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