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NJ WADVERTTsEMEETS.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

* NJ n y ER,
ga liberal deduction will be made where DC
Sons SEMI more than two fcon the SANE family.
March II
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Coffee, Chocolate, &c,
Sugar.
I1E1-AY

E oslr HOUSE, ~ TIE CITY THAT IMPORTS INA
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LOUISVILLE, March G-The forty
foot boiler OF the saw mill Of Selden
Blackburn, Of Lesvenwortb, so miles
from Louisville, exploded on Monday.
Fonr men were badly crippled aud
the life Of one is despaired Of. A
piece of the boiler, weighing calf q
ton was found 100 yards away A
blacksmith shop near by was demol-
ished, q spaa Of mules was severely
scaided END q valuable dog was
blown into yellow atoms. The en-
gineer said be was preparing to let
out steam when the explosion occur-
red. aud be only remembered a Sc
we're conclusion. He was subse-
quently rescued from q mass CT rock
chat had fallen upon him. The loss
of property is estimated at $500, 600.
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Making n Fool OF Himself

WILLIAMSBURG, March G-The
Labor Retormers gave the Hon. Her
drick sB. Wright . reception last
night He was met at Kingston by
a committee with a band. At this
city FIVE hundred people met him
with another band. He made q
speech declaring himself 6 Green
hacker. lie abused John Sherman
fer locking up a hundred millions in
gold, said the homestead bill would
yet pass and attack Senator Wallace
who, be said, had no more brains
than e peacock-for striking out the
local Improvement clause from tie
appropriation bin. No Democrats
took part ia the proceedings.
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ST LOUIS, March lit viii be
recollected that about three weeks
ago j. Beck, baggagemaster on the
st Louis, Iron Mountain and South
ern Railroad, was arrested for rob
biug the mail, plead guilty and
was sent TO the ~penitentiary the same
day. Since be has been in prison be
has made a full confession, implica-
ting other employees of the same rail
road, and tonight b. @. Lester,
brakeman, and VIM. n johnson, ex-
press manager, we're arrested and
lodged in jail. They also have con
fessed, end will be arraigned to-
morrow ia the United States District
Couff
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DIED.

IANI.-sear Jones Mills, Westmore.
land county, Pa. on'the Goth day of Janu.
airy, 1879, John Lane, aged "a years, !
months AMI . days.
lie humbly in his lowly sphere,
His pious life did spend
And now he dwells with God, and there
HIS honor has no end.
BARRON-0ct. %, 1873, Sarah ,Iaps.
daughter of Ludwig aaa SOPHIA Barron,
aged II years, 10 months and 3 days.
GEIGER.-Feb. /, 1919, Miss MaIiah
Geiger, aged "a wears apa - days.
LuNG.-February eth, 1879. Jesse
Long. aged II years, G months apd IL
days.
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Jacob 4. BaTnItZ, VINO iour years aco
was d citizen OF JohDstown, has been get.
ting himself into trouble in pIessantyiiie,
BEDFORD County. tie removed from Johns
togn 10 PleasAntville about four wears
since, and set up a cigar mandatory,
which was known on .he booav OF the Col
ieei9r as NO. 10" Some time last tall
he was visited by Deputy Collector 7. Is.
Gilbert. who had found a weakness In his
bond, and was notified that he must cease
the making and vending of cigars until the
flaw was repaired. lie had seeut fifteen
thousand cigars In STOCK at the tine, which
we're packed in regulation boxes and stow
ed away OF shelves in the factory. They
@ess eot stamped. aud II was OF course IN
lawful for JaeSbto dispose of the cigars in
that condition.
Mr. Gl5el, dropped in several .ig.es al
tef~sfu. When business took him 10 Bed
lord County. and apparently the boxes
we're just IS be left them when the factory
was closed, and lad not been tempered
with.
lie was IN Flessantviiie yesterday, and
cahed on Jacsb. and while weighing n box
or lwo Of the supposed cigars ia his hand
il struck him that he was being deceived.
Raising the 10 Of one OF the boxes he found
il flied with stones, neatly wrapped in pa
per. and looking into several others ne
found thai they wers slso nlled with SIM
iaf ooniTaband articles. Continuing his
search through the remaining boxes il
came out thai Jacob was a fraud and a
cheat, having unlawtuliy empiied over 50
hores agd disposed OF tlei ccaiegtz, hlliDr
.bon again wiln ihonlds. Stones. pieces o.
wood, and a hundred little odds and ends
which he had about his shop-all with in
tent TO deceive the Collector end asisasd
the Government. Jacob saw that the game
was up, ard he meekly ~succgmbed. lie
Eas len in possession Of his conslitut;aGal
rights-llfe, liberty. and the pursuits of
Lappiness-howeYer, hat the entire con-
tents of the iactpry were seized by Mr.,
Gilbert, loaded in q hired sled, and were
yesterday afternoon brought as tar as
Scalp Level, where they were unlaaded
and put under the guardianship of Mr..
George Conrad. who was Instructed TO
bring them OF to town to MORROW JOHNS
torn Tribune,
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We would call the attention of the sub
scribers Of the HERALD who contemplate
changing their residence this spring that
they should promptly notify US Of the
change, SO that their paper can be changed
IRON the old to the new address. In mott
fying us please state at what postoflice you
have been receiving the paper rs well rs The
name Of the Office you wish il sent to here
after. Ifyou DO this you will save consid-
cradle trouble.
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MARTZ-HILLHOUSE.-Feb 8, 1879,
at the residence of the brides parents. by
Rev. j. Winset. Mr. s. ii. Martz. Of Grun-
dy Genre, Iowa. formerly of Southampton
Township. TO Miss Lizzie r., daughter OF
Rev. W. X. S. Hillhouse. OF Laurel. Mar
shall Co, Iowa
We extend u congratulations to the
young couple. and hope their journey
through life may be a pleasant one.
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MAINE NEws.-Hop Biiiers. which are
advertised ia our colUmns, are a sure cure
.nr ag1e. 6l,ioasness aao k.dnes eo.nP.ai1ts.
lhose who use them say they cannot be
TOO highly Recommended Those afflicted
should give them 4 lair trial, and viii he
come thereby enthusiastic in the praise
Of their curative qualities. Portland I'D.
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We are glad 10 be able to chronicle the
fact that William II. Rpppel, Esq. and
vile who hsve both been suffering with q
slight attack OF diphtheria. contracted in
assisting ia the nursing Of Mr.. Irwin Piles
children, have recovered sufficiently rs TO
be able 10 attend church on Sunday morn
ing.
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A BEaARKABLE REsULT.-lt makes nc
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, it is now
an established fact that German Syrup is
the only remedy which has given COM
plete satisfaction in severe cases OF Lung
Disease. 1t is true there are yet thous
sands OF persons who are predisposed 10
Throat and Lung Affections, Consumption
Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds set
tied on the Breast, Pneumonia, Whoop-
ing Cough. &c, who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup.
To such We would say that 0,000 bottles
we're sold last year without one complaint
Consunptlves try just one bottle. Regu-
lar size IS cents. Sold by all druggists in
America.
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4 EGAL NOTICE.

Ee5eeo8, miermarrisd = lth Jacob Stuiiz. Moses
VIII Hiram VIII, Hen ). viii, Silas VIII. de-
cegsst. eayiag three children, OF whom George
". Fair j. Guardian. Louisa. infernarried with
Henry Boucher, Josephine, INFER married with
lahl u. Sehafi, Albert Ct. VIII, Amanda O., in,
termarrisd with Christian &. ksim, Mary NJ.
VIII, Helen NJ. INTERN arriei va Joseph ID.
Miller. ). Jane VIII.
You are hereby notified that il pursuance OF a
writ of partition Issued ont Of the orphans Court.
0fSomersei County, Pa. ! Ill hold an inquest on
The real = ate Of John WI. deceased. in New
CenterTiile Borough, n: his late residence, on
THURSDAY he Isth Jay OF April. 1879, where you
zen attend II yea think proper.
SheTiH's Office, EDGAR KYLE.
Aar.l 10. ls7s Mar. u Sheriff.
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An adjourned court Aas held on Tues
day evening with His Honor Judge Hall
and Associates Stuff and Mnsselman pre-
siding. No important business transacted
worthy of note further than it was decided
to have only one week Court at the April
term.
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Willie and Theodore. two young sons
of DR.. Z. NJ. kimmel, have been afflicted
with that horrible disease. diphtheria-
Willie has recovered sufficiently TO be
thought Gu; Of danger but Theodore is
still IN 1 critical condition.
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The sugar season was fairly oprned last
week and the prospects Tor a good season
are very promising. Quite a large guam
iiiy has already been made and is offered
tOr sale by our merchants.
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aIerohl2
DUBLIC SALE.

The Undersigned Administrator Sc, OF Tohn
Bromsn. deed, will sell at public cately. 81 TIE
public square, in somerss. Borough, On
Saturday, April 5, 1879,
AZ one o'clock, ?. Il.
NJ. l. A tract Of land situate in Somerset fsp ,
adjoining lands Of Hugas. l,iIamel a walter,
Christian 1ink y, " sllian YinEey, David Ank.
ney, and freteriek Bingner, containing SIG acres,
ra3Fe or less. about 10 acres are clear, with !
acres Of meadow, With house aud Sw!sa barn,
with other olt buildings thereon erected an or
charl On the ZANE.
No. =. Twenty acres, more CT icss, adloiiing the
above, al clear, Of which ; acres arei N meadow,
bslance in good state OF cultivation an orchard
on The same,
IAesQ iaads are near 20 schools, churches, mills,
sad are within 3 miles OF Somerset Borough.
JOHN BiNoNER,
March y. Adm'r a.ih the viii annexed.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate % jacob Steyer late Of Froslburg MA.
deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted on the uuder-igned, notice
Is hereby given to these indebted 10 It To make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against 1t 10 present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Friday, March IS, 1879, at the resi-
Genee OF administrators. Frosthurg, Allegheny
county. Nj. or their attorney John II. UhI Som
eTset, Pa.
GEORGE STEYER.
NATHANS 5. FROST,
Feb. 10 Administrators.
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DAVIS BROS.
House, Sign and Fresco
PAINTERS,
SOMERSET, PA.
A DMINISTRAToR S NOTICE

Estate Of W. Harfei, late of Addison township,
deceased.
Letters 0fadristrati8n cum tez,dmcato onRsTo
On the above estate having been granted 10 the
Undersigned, Dotsce il hereby given TO all persons
Indebted 10 said estate TO make Immediate pay
meEt and those having cisims agsiast the same 10
present them duly authenticated Tor settlement 20
the Undersigned al the residence OF Of said deceas-
ell, on S2tur lay tee Sd day Of April next, wheI
AID where they sill attend Tor said purpose.
JOSEPH McCLINTUCK.
AimInistrator.
LYDIA ii. HARMED,
Feb. &c Administrator.
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We publish the following letter as re-
ee!ved, rsT3atra. Il 6teratlsm, Il Pnncta-
cfgM
EDTToR HERALD.-Nui seeing anything
in your worthy paper from our little vii
lage for some time | hope il viii not be
iniruding Gpon The rights oil il by inserting
The following Item
on Friday, Feb. The 2sth there was a
spelling be appointed 20 he al the sehocl
house OF This place TO be conducted by j.
II. Gardner Tie time for the spelling came
and [ went io the school house while many
others wound their way to the same I'LL
there was a large crowd had congregaied
when lhe egeFcises sere opened by music
by the JenBerown comet band-IoTmer-
" Instructed by professor Irwin He'hey-
who iurnishedveIy profound and interest
ing music the spelling process commenced
and lasted aboGI an hour and q hail and
was found to be q grand success alter a
short intermission the exercises were
changed 10 an exhibition Of a grand series
Of declamalions dialogues and other per-
forInances furnished with music by the
band at intervals which proved To tie a no
bic SUCCESS sIr. Gardner Is a professional
teacher and en- industrious eRterprislng
Young man and knows just how a spelling
should be conducted 70 make il interesting
aud beneficial TO 81.
a CITTxEs.
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Every loser OF the horse should read The
following notice iron the Western Sports
man ana Livestock News

lia1 aHu EIVtstutA NtWE
"A Treatise on the Horse and his Dis
eases. by DIR. 3. J. Kendall of EnosbErgg
Pals. W.. is a book that every owner of
q horses should have. and no breeder OF
horse can afford TO do without il. II has
thirty-dye engrayings illustrating positions
assumed by sick horses. and gives streat-
ment Of diseases In such plain aud compre.
henslve language as 10 DC readily UNDER
stood by any one OF ordinary intelligence.
The price is only 25 cents. but We would
not exchange it for any book an the hcrce
i a.s diseases tnaI We n~aye1eyes seea,
and we have read some books Of the kind
thai cost 80. Il contains a large number
Of recipes. any one OF which is worth dou-
bic the price Of the work. The book may
lie had Of the author as above.
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Mr. Win Kimmel. who has been in
Pitisburg for the past six months returned
hcnle last week.
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A UDlToR'S NOTICE.
A ssIGNEES' NOTICE.

w hereas John Poister OF Milford township.
Somers ct Co, Pa. made a voluntary assignment
for the heucfit Of his creditors TO ths Undersigned
notice Is hereby given 10 all pers0ns indebted to
the AssigroE to make immediate payment and
those having claims viii please present them at
once.
r. II. DULL,
E.k On G.-Iu
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE
Estate Of John Br9mm. late Of Somerset Twp.
deceased.
Letters ofacMinistration on the above estate hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned Administra-
tor dc boHss aOB tam fesfGmenfo GnnerO Of John
Bronm. deed, gives notice 10 thOse indebted
toll to make immediate payment, aud those having
claims against it TO present them daily authentie2-
ed for settlement 81 cnec.
JOHN B1NGNER,
March Administrator.
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We understand that a new millinery and
store is TO be opened in town on
The LIST Ct April.
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KANSAS AND TExAs-THE DIRECT
RoUTE.-It is to the interest OF persons go
ing to Kansas and Texas to select one oil
the direct routes by which quick time is
made, through cars run, ard comfortable
accommodations provided. Among these
the "Psn-lIandle Route" stands pre-emi-
nent.
Following is time Of Daily Express
trains via Pan Handle Route
Leave Pittsburgh, sac P. II. 1147 =. N.
Arrive st. Louis, 7:30 A. NJ. 900 p. VI.
Kansas City, 1915 p. n. 1912 +. NJ.
Connections are made in Union Depots
at Indianapolis. st. Louis aud Kansas City
for all points West and Southwest.
To accomodate families emigrating, ar
rangements have been perfected to run
a Through Coach Tuesday OF each week
from Pittsburgh 20 Kansas City, via pan
Handle Route with bat one change, in
Union Depot ST. Louis. This car is com
iortably upholstered. and viii be run on
regular Express tram, leaving Union De-
pot, Pittsburgh at 11:47 every Tuesday.
II you are unable to procure through
tickets to points in Missouri. Arkansas,
Texas. Kansas. Colorado or the Northwest
by The direct and popular ''Pan- Handle
Route, > al your nearest railroad station,
call on W. B. Storey Agent. Union Depot,
Pittsburgh. Pa, or address w. l.. O'Brien.
General Passenger Agent Pan iIaniiie
Route, Columbus, Ohio.
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DRUaGIsT IN PHYsIcfaN.-A physi-
clan complaining bitterly about dun times,
went TO his druggist 10 find out the reason
why, at this season Of the year, his prsc-
tice was not so extensive as formerly; also,
to find out what inducements his brother
medico offered to attract away his patients.
He was startled when his druggist answer
ed as follows doctor, coughs and colds
are very prevalent, but every n is pur-
chasing HALE's HogEY OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR, and recover SC rapidly that there
is no necessity OF calling a physician.
Again, the reason that DR.. F., on til
street. is having so many patients is owing
to the irankness he adopted IN prescribing
in every case of Coughs. Colds, etc, a bot
tie of HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUNDAND
TAR. and finding il successful, he has con-
cluded in future thai all his patients, when
troubled it'll any disease Of the lungs,
shall Immediately commence taking
HALE's HoyEY or HoREHoUSD AND
TAR"
The druggists advice was snapped, and
the almost discouraged physician now is
considered a successful practitioner. His
claims are based upon the virtues of the
medicine he adopts, which IN all cases Is
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUSD AND TAR.
Sold by all Druggists.
Depot, No. I, Sixth Avenue, New York
City.
c. n. CRIrTESToN, Sole Proprietor.
Price so cents and 81. Large size much
the cheapest.
Pixies TooTHAcHE DaoPs, cure in n
minute.
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PRoPosALs.-Sealed proposIs win be
received at the Commissioner Office In
Somerset, 10 March %, 1879. for the re-
pairing of the bridge oyer Quemahoning
creek at Stanton's Mill. Also The repairing
of the bridge over a branch OF Stonycreek,
near Troslle's Mill in said township. On
the same day at II O'Clock a. y. on the
premises, the repairing Of the bridge over
Coxe's creek. near VIM. Hays, in Milford
township. will be sold to the lowest bidder.
W. NJ. SCHRocg,
(iafL
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PosYrlyELY THE BEsT.-Dr. Morris
Syrup OF Tar. Wild Cherry and Hnre-
hound is the very best compound ever
prepared. advertised. or sold by any per.
son. or under any name whatever. for the
immediate relief and permanent cure OF
coughs. colds, Group. %whooping cough.
bronchitis. asthma, and all diseases OF a
consumptive type. Il will thoroughly
eradicate these alarming symptoms In one
half the time required to do so by any 9th.
er medicine. Ii is purely vegetable, and
contains n o a particle of opium or other
dangerous drug. 1t never fails. Every
bottle guaranteed to perform exactly as re
presented.
Trial size % cents. Large sizes 80 els.
and One Dollar
A very few doses viii relieve, and a lii
tie perseverance will cure.
For sale by G.. w. Benford, Somerset,
and Mountain & Co., Confluence.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup. which is perfectly safe.
Extremely palatable. No physic required.
Costs % cents. Try it.
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Pickles. a b Sauce. &c

abs Eng. Dairy Cheese, Imported $500.
Cream Cheese.
IL los. Nenfchatel Cheese.
etSlbs. Western Reserve
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT. - WHEREAS,
God, in his inscrutablc Providence, has,
Tor the first time, invaded u Choir by
the hand of death. and taken from our
number, Sister Clara Pile, and
WHEREAS, it IS betting that we give
expression to cur feelings touching this
sad visitation. Therefore,
Ees0lce9. That in the death of Clara
Pile, this Choir has lost a young, but
faithful member one who gave promise
u more than ordinary vocal talent, and
wbose bearing aud department have been
uniformly Kind aud exemplary.
Resgir52. That the deceased will be
missed moi only by her parents and this
Choir, bat by a large circle OF friends and
acquaintance 10y which she was especially
beloved.
Re,0leed, That whilst we mourn her
loss here, we rejoice in the consolation
that she has been Joined 10 the Angelic
Choir, and is now singing the song OF
The Lamh, in a land where pain and
5eath are unknown.
Rss0lEea. That these resolutions be
placed upon the records OF the Choir, and
copies of The same furnished the county
papers Tor publication.
CLARA II. RurPEL.
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CLARA II. RUPPEL.
LIZZIE kNEPPER,
INo. J. HOFFMAN,
Committee.

McIxTYRE-IIoYLE FIAsCo.- WE'D
DISC EXTHAoRDINAET.-Joh The hand.
some, youthful, gallant, chivalrons and
brave, and Seyilia the beautiful, gay, coy
and modest. last Friday evening conclud-
ed 10 forsako their present state OF single
I blesSedUess. by entering intoa matrimonial
compact and living together hereafter as
maa and vile. Justice - Was % off
ciate. and the parlor Of he "Gre4t Ameri-
can Tobacco House" Was placed al the
disposal Of the youthful couple. Ten
O'Clock was The hoEr appointed Tor the
ceremony, and quite a number OF guests
had assembled themselves in anxious ex-
peclaBcy. The youth, beauty and chival
~ Of the town was well represented. As
the hour approached considerable uneasi.
ness was manifested by some of the guests,
for tear the high contracting parties would
ftl 90 put in an appearance, and. as the
sequel viii show. their fears were only too
well founded. Runners were sent out at
short intervals TO see If the Whereabouts OF
the Young couple could he discovered. and
20 lean the cause OF the delay, fears being
entertained that the well known modesty
and shvness Of the bride elect might over
come her resolution, and that sue might
be hesiiaiiBg and trembling with fear, as
il were, al the thought OF going into the
presence of the austeTe magisteFial gentle
man and the great number OF assembled
guests If the sirrner sex and. egain thai
Wilh ihei rsshnrss 2 .ndiecretion, 50
prone i0youth. flty mieht have had the
iofly 10 el0pe. and thus avoid the unpleas-
antness ass ii lated with a PUBLIC wagl lage
~ocfcaGay. somewhat AFTER Az Q clock,
the parties si,ll being absent. the Ire o! the
magistrate began 10 rise he announced
Bis Intention Of c~onsunaiing he match he
iore lhr nignt pr ''bpsting.f With this
inieot ne, IN company with several Giber
gentlemen, who were TO act in the capacity
81 witnesses, started ioi the suburban resi-
dence If he high contracting parties
The streets we're ia q bad condition for
walking and the Court at as one OF The
vuufg geailemep iaceiiously remarked,
gnftea numuef 81 times before lac parry
arrived ai their destination. Alter much
knocking At doors, rafting at gates and
peeiirg 10 rs windows, thus disturbing The
sweet Iepase u she peaceful denizens OF
Show maniown. and failing to fed The OBJ
iecl OF their visii the patty concluded that
q WAS 2 "ilsf, and uiat they would have
io wait iiii morning 70 discover Why things
Vere ihusly. IN the morning, John, with
hat hashiulness Bnd dididenceso becoming
IL q youth - LIS tender years, repaired TO
he Great American" and with many a
cough, and many a blush, siammered out
thtl be snd Ss&.l had Thought that they
would be ticd IN q more private manner,
and had gotten another Justice TO do the
job,
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A On lNIsTRAToR'S NOTICE.
Estate Of ID. W. Buchanan. late OF shade
Twp, Somerset county. Pa, deed.
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been granted TO the Undersigned, notice Is
hereby given 10 those Indebted to II TO make immc-
date payment, and those having claims against
1t. TO present them duly authenticated hr settle
ment on Saturday. the lath day Of April
1873, at thelaie residence OF deceased.
ELiZABETH q. BUCHANAN.
March Afminiss-frfr
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NEH 4DrERTTsEBETS.
OUTSTANDING
STAT AID COUNTY TAXES,

DUE AND OWING By THE coLLEc-
TORS OF THE DIFFERENT BoR-
oUeHs ANn TOWNSHIPS, As FoL-
LOWS
DfsrEieTs Year cPunss State