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ILLINOIS.
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6 e." d.! ';s"ss 's 1sa q IL S%s VI @ yS hIa .s
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ssy yiss ' Il III ~; sosy I'll,
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husanity. ' NossANAAii LAWRENCE
Pain In tho Bac1k.
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Dyspepsia nnd Indigestion.
ESH s. IT,: ssssiy Slst ySSs a5.ss
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euro for Heart Dfscasc.
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DEAR stKs This u estn@fx @ ,hss s,aas ! PIN aiISlXJ
GLlUO SYitUF ain over f1 jtars ut wy H.a aa,,;t. a.t
eacn greatly troubled with WshkaaSs. t1u' ',as,aa-
cine .nakts r1q tgsl like young xsTl. eSa 's~~~
mend It ~ vnauAala r1aGdJ. .... :, .untfsT,
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FDrh Clay Co, Ill
,pEAM I'm; Th,s Is to csFslty .hnt ynnt lNbiAx
nstoF all other medicines bud fA!loI.
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WAuCbTdA, Lake ~; Kin KIN
EAM sln hare used yoar Hrsat my itSnH Az nl III.
HfkUls ul1a Anfu found Il uItquae4 ~ A!ooa W.
sr, aud lako platsAsa tu sueorinsndlHR
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LISTOFW WHOLESALE DEALERS
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DEAn sin: find y0nr 1SHlAS tlIADD HYAur
speedily thlI!s iiA recommended A. {ts
hest ntd!cno lii thu country fur !Itten,natis@ aud
SgHr1llkA. ELL MITCHELL.
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Pain III tho Back

WntOTnlAn Station, ne Kn,b Co, IL
DEAR stH: This Is 10 certify TINT ynus !S!llAa
Hf.th)D SYRUP hhs cured mo VI Fain n th9 i5;ek.
1t II q yAlilnbls n1udiCil1o. Mrs. WooA
, 1880-03-12

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DEAR atHs hhvB ukoa soJHe Of Ynut lStnnniHt i
Bl.(IUj1 HYHut with beneficial f1snH. And tn!Hh,
II KtIo n,t,tinu u build up tt1p xJ1vE geHEi!z''
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DEAR St1t: My daughter Ind Chtlls for fourteen
mnnts. and lr1Btt R!slIt,Bt everything. hut Without
,laMn sfg sHrt TN, o. wtt! Stisf11S ~
rest u mir fMy. and hnvo hNa no use for ,oct9t
since have hal yonr medicine IN my House xonM
nut 10 without T. hnd recommend It's use tn .nHs.iIf
humanity. R0SaANNA1l LAWNESCE-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

GA ia-. Saturday night, at about eight
o'clacS. a sad accident bc.c' q young man
named William Nadigan, by which he had
bolh lcys cut off Immediately below the
knees. The young man was returning to
his humciu LatrUtc from NcKcesp0rt. where
he had been engaged a. some kind OF labor,
Having missed the passenger trains at Pitts
bur-h. he mounted a freight train. When a
short distance east of Latrobe, with the train
running at the rate of twenty miles an hour.
he attempted To Jump OF, and in doing 50
met with the distressing result already stat
Cd Being unnodced by any Of the train
men, the poor. unfortunate maa was left
living with hi, mangled limbs On the track.
He called with all his might for help. 1t
was bat short time until some men, on
their way home from a political meeting.
came 10 hi- relief and kindly cared for him.
He was taken 90 his mothers home, in La
trobc. where both limbs were amputated.
Fair hopes were entertained Of his recovery.
Woim1g,llisd Daao0af.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

( BIZ ASSESSED The Constitution of Penn
sylyania prescribes the qualifications OF vo-
tiers Section Of Article VIII reads as fol-
lows;
Every male citizen tWenty-onc wears Of
age possessing the following qualifications,
shall be entitled 10 vote at all elections
First. He shall have been a citizen of the
United States at least one month. Second.
He shall have resided in the State one year
(Or it, having previously been a qualified
clectOr or native born citizen of the State, he
shall have removed theretrom and returned,
/ then six months) Immediately preceding the
election. Third He shall have resided in
the election district where he shall offer 10
vote al least two months Immediately pre-
ceding the election. Fourth. Ii twenty-one
years OF age or upwards he shall have paid
within two years a State or county tax,
which shall have been assessed at least two
months and paid at least one month before
| the election.
We earnestly cntreat each Republican vo-
/ ter in Somerset county to see that his name
is on the Assessors list before the lst day OF
September, and then make sure that his
taxes are paid before the lst day OF October
next Young men who have passed their
twen;y-second birthday since the last Nov
embcr election are more apt 10 be found
wanting in the matter Of assessment than
amy Others,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

" itrVIF
EprroR HEn,rp. peria,,. an ite,n fr,r,
this place might bs ip,erss,in. ~ so,,a of
vour MANY readers TN. Gown ef Bcthapv
i situated about six mile north If scotf-
dale, one mile southwest Of Tarr', station
and about twelve miles .outl, Of t:r,cnshurr.
The nearest railroad station + Tarrs. on the
5. W. p. r. Il. The :rhabitants number
( 100 or more. The town +, headed by the
distillery OF :. DHlinccr & sons. with capac-
ity Of 40 bushels per dav. Tlicv have CON
nectei with their di-tHlerv a Touring min.
The two manage t. keep thiae. lively.
While the one make ha,,ar the nther kecps
soul and bod together. The inhabitants
are mostly clii-lrc,i. a,raain. alar ,,v 10
eiel family !fa-. -s,. r,,-,. ,- Eider
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

INro THEIR OLD RuTs-But the Baltimore
d Ohio Continues on the Line she Started
Last Spring. It has become a foregoing
conclusion that the Baltimore Il Ohio will
remain its seven hours ahead; rival lines
having fallen back into their old rutS and
left the fast train field to be occupied by the
old line. This is eminently satisfactory 10
the road and the travelling public alike, and
both appear to thrive on it. Business on
the road has increased to a remarkable eX-
tent, and the attention given passengers is
such. Us 20 make them tie TO the old line
stronger than ever. The new coaches re-
Gently put un are exceedingly fine, and these
with the splendid engines and magnificent
sleeping cars make a royal train. While the
regular fast time schedule is made with ease,
now and then the failure of some connecting
line to arrive on time neccssitatcs 4 little ex-
ira effort This was the case the other day
when am engine ran sixty-four miles in
sixty minutes, and few days before
when another engine knocked off ninety
three miles in less than an hour and forty
minutes. No improvement ON the line re-
cciycs more kind words than the renovated
dining halls. one can now get in them as
well cooked and nicely served meal as the
most fastidious could wish. Since May
very large amount Of new steel rail has re-
placed the old along the entire line, and
thousands OF tons of stone have been put in
as ballast The monster steamer Canton
which transfers the New York trains of the
road across the Bay at Baltimore, does her
work most successfully. The transfer is
made in five minutes as against a half hour
by the old mode Of hauling cars through the
streets or the long, tedious ride in the tunnel
under the city.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

one Of the ummer fashions, as described
by contemporary, is new laugh, which
goes like this. "Tc-he te-he! liza. la, ha 4.
Oh-h-h-h-ha. ha. ha," The directions are
as follows: y low and sly beginning is
made with the "tc-he," as though mirth
was struggling inside TO break out through
maidcnlv reserve. and the mouth is kept
tight closed, while the eyes are opened wide,
tlus giving an expression OF mingled de
murencss and mischievousness. Then fol-
lows the "Ha. ha, ha,' higher and louder,
with a parting 0f the lips to show the teeth,
ifthev De white and regular The "Oh-h-h-h,' -
comes next in q tone of surprised reproof, or
artless caycty. according to the nature of the
thing laughed at, and the voice rises into a
pretty little scream. The ensuing pause
covers a sudden sense Of the impropriety of
SO much noise, the eyes are east down, and a
blush can in most instances be produced by
holding the breath, with the lungs very full
~ inflated The final 'IIa, ha, ha'' is given
as cresccndo spiritedly. and without any
show of restraint. like the ou;burs;ing hilar-
ity of an unconventional milk-maid. This
novelty in laughs is sure 10 become popular.
With little alteration Il can be made to fit
any mouth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
Supervisor sth Pa. Di.
TURKEYFoor Items

TURKEYFOoT Items
MrS. Mary Brollie, an aged citizen Of Ur-
sina, formerly of Berlin, has been very i'll
for some time.
Susan Tospany, of DraketOwn, was bitten
on the foot by rattle-snake, while walking
along the road, on Thursday last. She was
carrying a child in her arms at the time the
snake attacked her Our informant u. y.
TannehilD says that she was compelled to
kick the snake loose from her foot, which
caused his snakeship to get very angry, and
coiling up he attempted to spring at his vic
tim again.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND STRoNG.-ln the
past few months there has been more than
500, 600 bottles of SLiloh's Cure sold Out of
the vast number of people who have used it,
more than 1000 cases of Consumption have
been cured. All Coughs, Group, Asthma
and Bronchitis, yield at once, hence it is
that everybody speaks in its praise. To
those who have not used it, let US say, if you
have Cough, or your child the Group and
you value life, don't fail to try it. For lame
Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
. . -
$1,000 NIORE! !

The great criminal trials to come off at the
approaching term Of Court will bring thous-
ands of people TO Somerset. In view Of the
rush we have ordered and Will have on hand
and for sale 1900 more pieces of > and 10ct.
Counter Goods. We have engaged an extra
force Of salesmen for the occasion. Remem-
ber Cook * Bcerits , and 10 Cent store,
Somerset Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

Dry GooDsl CLoTHISGil GRocERIEsl =
Everybody wanting to buy Clothing, Hat,
and CAPS, Dry Goods, Notions, and Fame,
Goods, had better patronize J. B.. Snyder {
Co., the new firm, who are successors TO ;
Fox s. Co, The new firm deals specially il
the above liue of goods. bnt will also keeI
on hand a nice stock Of Groceries, &c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

RoBEETs EMBRoCATIoN-Rhe or
sufferers with sprains, cuts, bruises, old or
fresh wounds, swellings, burns, etc, Will
find it to their advantage To use ~ T. Rob
erts' celebrated Embrocation. 1t has been
in use over 40 years, and is the most reliable
and etficacious remedy known. 1t does not
blister the skin and can therefore be used
with much better results than any liniment
in the market. 1t j. also good for horses
where an outward application is desired,
and should be found in every household,
and well regulated stable. Price p cents
per bottle. For sale only by C. W. Bcnford.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
$4,000 MORE,

The great criminal trials to come off at the
approaching term of Court will bring thous-
ands of people to Somerset. In view of the
rush we have ordered and will have on hand
and for sale 1900 more pieces of and l0et.
Counter Goods. We have engaged an extra
force of statesmen for the occasion. Remem-
Der Cook Il Beerits' ) and 10 Cent Store,
Somerset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

SEyEs' DysENTERY CoSPoUND.-Thcre arJ
no diseases that will so quickly bring Incl
dents of Il persons past life and make him
think of home and his mother, as Cholera
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Cramps, Collie
and all their kindred diseases. And to be
without Sines' Dysentery Compound when
overtaken with the above disease is 10 be al
most without hope. For sale only by Geo.
W Benforl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
IIdJ hOIIIc III HtT gIUIN
Mare told such n story;
Nor boasted such facts as
The shnnl-hnard can do

TO he EaUmerdtors Of the Sth Pena'a. Dist;
The work of the 10th Census in the Sth
Pennsylvania District is now complete.
Every portfolio has gone to the Washington
Office The work has been very creditably
done, and, in point of expedition and accu-
racy, is reported as surprising the average.
General Walker expresses himself Is highly
pleased with the result, and, as Supervisor,
l hereby desire to return my sincere thanks
to the entire corps of enumerators, and to
all concerned, for thorough and expeditions
work. Personally | would very much like
to make the acquaintance of each enumera-
tor and continue in a social way what has
been pleasant in an official capacity.
The pay being beyond the province OF this
Office, and not determined here. there re-
mains no more than to cordially thank the
enumeratorS, successful in every instance,
for their work Of numbering the people and
to wish them success in every good work.
HowARD MILLER,
Supervisor Sth Pa Dist
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

Estate Of Jacob Blou2h, late Of Paint township,
Somerset Co. Pa, decd.
Letters testaBentary on the above estate having
been granted to the undersigned BY the proper
authority notice is hereby given to all persons
Indebted to said estate TO make immediate pay
Inent and those having claims against the same
to present them duly authenticated for settlement
on Saturday, the 18th day OF August, lsoO, al ths
late residence of said deceased.
HIRAM MUSSELMAN,
Tnlv2f Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
SECOND WEEK.

IL Wm. H. Welaey vs. T. Statler : J. W,
Ringler
u. Farmers Tn. Asso. * Fire Ins. Co vs.. J r.
BoOse, ef a..
Is. George johnson vs.. +. AtchesOn & ]. Evil.
Il Marshall, use Of Herman y Cofroth, vs..
David Hinebaugh.
Is. Same, use Of Miller, McCracken * Hedges,
vs.. Same.
I6 James NJ. Marshall vs. Jacob G.. Hartman.
L. Harrison Snyder ys. IL. ID. Snyder's Exr's.
1s. Humbird X Long vs.. Savage Fire Brick 90.
19 g. +. Walker ). Cables use vs. the BOr-
Ough Of Meyersdale.
% Levi COugheuOur VS. killinger, Bros x Co.
q. Zuiall \ HeimeT vs.. Sechler x Mcfarland.
-. Susquehanna Mutual Fire Insurance Go. VS..
Josiah Swank.
%. Same vs.. J. X. Walter.
"a Same vs.. T.. A. Flick
25. Barker Moore & Mein VS. Geo. W. Benf0rd.
25. z. z. H. Walkers uss vs.. Henry Z. i Jos.
kreager.
-. Cyrus Beniuri's use vs.. +. Kreager X Son,
efGi
2S james NJ Marshall VS.. David Hinebaugh.
~. j. o. kiDmel's use vs.. Same.
80. Lewis Glessner VS.. John G.. Scott.
81. Thomas Lee vs.. Casper LOeehel.
-. John Meredith VS.. Thomas Hill * Wife.
3. PhilsOn. Black x Go. vs.. Perry Walker.
-. George Morrison vs.. Lavinia Hinebaugh.
80. Dietrich Trimpe vs. Henry Hennereamp.
Cd. Same vs.. Same et a..
II. T. SCHELL.,
Aug. .. Parliamentary
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

ATTENTION. DEALERS .-Tobaccosl Tobac-
COS :! Tobaccosl.l We respectfully call your
attention to the fact that we have in stock
and offer for sale, by the box or caddy, at
list prices, less freight from the city, 1,50O
pounds of Tobacco, composed of Lorillard's :,
Climax, Bullion, Army and Catawaba Ma
vics, together with Ninco, Horse shoe,
Horse Head Spun Roll, Flat Plug and
Twist Smoking Also, Il fine selection OF
Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
and Cigars.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

We find the following among the special
dispatches to the Pittsburgh C5u,mercial-
gazette. Of the 7th inst
MEyERsDALE, p, August 5.-Thc Garfield
and Arthur Club Of this place met last night
and was addressed by Hon. T. J. Colborn,
Of Somerset His speech was very able and
was highly appreciated by the large crowd
of people who were present. Mr.. Colborn
win Doc elected TO the state legislature this
fall by largely increased majority. He
has made hosts of political friends all over
the county by the straightforward course he
pursued in the legislature At the last session.
The Republicans here are wide awake and
wiz do everything to increase the majority
for Garfield and ArJhur, and also TO defeat
Genera! \. H. CoHroth for Congress. The
Garfield aud Arthur Club numbers over one
hundred and fifty The Republicans here
say they have had enough Democratic
rule .n the past To answer for some time to
CONF.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

JuneW
DEGISTER'S NOTICE.

n
{ Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned
as legatees creditors, or otherwise that the FOL
lowing accounts have passed register, and that TIE
same viii be presented tOr confirmation ard ai-
l0wance at an Orphans Court % be held ~ SON
erset, THURSDAY. August 20, 1850:
Account Of Alexander ". Walter guardian Of
Margaret hleese.
Second and anal account Of Wm. ). Morgan,
admir- Of Solomon r. HsrGer, deed.
Account OF Samuel P0oTbaugh, eXecutOT of Jehu
POOrbaugh, deed.
First and final account % Emmanuel Mastsr.,
admir- Of Benjamin Masters, deed.
Account ot ". ;. kuhlrsan, admir- oi Garrison
Smith, deed.
Second account d william G.. Sehrock ant
John :. Meyers. ts0Of the executors u John =.
Meyers, deed.
First and final account 81 David =. Shaier, al
ministrator 81 Jacob Rose, deed.
First account of George Steyer and ". ). Frost.
adm'rs Of Jseo5 Steyer, deed.
FInal account Of Henry H. and Freefean h"n
man adm-rs Of Reuben Holman decd.
First and final account Of Jacob Gerharti, exec
ugor Of Lemuei King decd.
Account OF Aaron IS III and Jeremiah Weimer
adm mrs Of Joseph Seibert, deed, who was quart
ian OF William Mason.
First account Of William n Schr0ck and J0
siah J. Walker executor Of William heshoider
deceased.
Account Of B. s F1eek. trustee Tor the sale oi
the real estate OF Henry L0hT deed.
Account Of Nancy Weaver, executri1 Of jacob
A. Miller, deed.
First and hnal account Of William Brant, adus'r
Of John =. BraRt deed.
Account Of John =. Blymyer, adm r and uustee
OF Daniel Weyand, decd.
First and final account Of Josiah L. Burkholdsr-
admir- Of Elizabeth Long, decd
July % Register.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

The Republicans Of the old "Chewink
Corner" organized a Garfield and Arthur
Club at Friedens. Saturday night. The fol-
lowing officers We're unanimously elected ;
President. Herman Stahl; Vice Presidents,
j. J Bowman, John Dickey Recording
Secretary, " II. Barnhart; Corresponding
Secretary, W H. Boyts Treasurer, Samuel
Snyder: Executive Committee, Samuel
Wendell, Josiah NJ. Bowman, Samuel Bald
win, John Pugk. Charles l. Shaver, Charles
Hunter: Finance Committee, John J. Span
gicr, Nathaniel DicSey, Cyrus Pile Commit
tee On Constitution and by Laws, \. F..
Dickcy, John W Smith, Charles Shaver !;
Chief Marshal, \ f. Dickey; Assistant Mar
shal. J. J. Bowman; Janitor, Jonas Crissey.
The club at present consists of upwards OF
fifty members. all earnest, active Republic
ans, and they mean to do yeoman's work
this fall After an organization was effected
Geo. r. Scull, Esq, was called upon and
made few remarks, after which :. L. Trent
ESQ, one Of the ablest public speakers Of the
county. delivered an effective and argument
atiyc address of some forty minutes in
length The audience expressed their ap-
p7oyal of Mr. rs remarks and their appre-
citation of the speaker by frequent applause,
which was long and continued at the close
of his speech After giving three rousing
cheers for Garfield and Arthur, the club adj
i0nrncd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

II
TO J. Mishler Mary Anne, intermarried with
Levi Berkey, Sarah, intermarried with Simon
Thomas, the said Sarah being since dead, leaving
issue four children. viz: Milton n Charles Har-
vey, James A, and Gertrude A. Thomas, who
have for their guardian Bparaim Thomas, Caro-
line, intermarried with Adam Shsfier, Matilda
Mishler, Jsmes NJ. AIishler, Levi BIishier, J0na-
than Mishier, Lizzie Mishler, the last named be
ing minor Of whom Joseph J. Mishler is guardi-
an. all residing In Somerset county, Pa, Henry
Mishler OF Springfield, Green county, Missouri,
and Thomas Mishler formerly OF Springfield,
Green Co. Missouri, since moved to Ozark county.
Missouri
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of a
writ of partition issued cut OF the Orphans Court Of
Somerset county, Pa. l will hold an inquest on
the real estate OF Gabriel Misher, decd, in J en-
ner Twp, at his late residence the 24th day OF
September, 1850, where you can attend you think
proper.
SHEEiFF's OFFICE, EDGAR KYLE.
August II, 1880. ! Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

Bee ere, criminal trials 10 come or a,
approaching term of Court VIII bring
.l-a'ds "i people 20 Somerset. Ia view
'-ie rush, we haye ordered and wll have
ana and i'r sale 5000 more pieces Of s
d. gen, Counter Goods. We have en-
ai' extra force of salcsmen for the oc-
'l' Eemember Cook d Beeriis 5and 10
Stone, Somerset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

Al the present time when there are so
many worthless liniments in the market, it
would be well TO inquire which is the best
this will be found in NJ b. Roberts cele-
brated Embrocation. 1t is panacea for all
ailments that require rubbing either on man
or beast. For sale only by 6. W. Benford.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Jacob Lydig, late Of Weaersburg
borough, deceased.
Letters tessamentary On the above estate hsv-
ing been granted to the undersigned by proper
authority, notice Is hereby given TO an persons
indebted TO said estate to make immediate pay
meat and those having claims against il 20 pre-
sent them duly authenticated ter settlement, on
Saturday. the 1ith day Of September, A. u. lsso,
at.the late residence ofsaid deceased in Wellers-
burg borough. -
JAMES LYDIG,
&C. LYDIG,
Aug Executors.
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Our Grand Clearance sale continues all
this month august. Bargains in every
department. particularly in Summer Goods
and Summer Suits to close ont this season :
stock Call and see us.
HUGUs & IIACET.
Fashionable Dry Goods Emporium,
Cor Fifth Ave. and Market St,
Pittsburgh Penn'a
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DIED.

ALCOTT,-Monday August o 1850, 4 little
daughter OF Ed Alcott, aged months.
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-,-E REGISTER

,.......r william friedliut, 'ate o'
< mersa, township. deceased
,. rtatc OF Herman II e'neniiey yI' '''-'
Nortnamp,aa -J"nsA'i'' ,'' -'
r..,,car samuel d. Hoover late ol
WHUrl township dec a.
.- rsta.co of Aaron q. Il imme'' l"'' ''
u-5.Her-yaliey Twp, DEC d.
rs.sta OF Joseph Mason late ed
e'A' gHnrI township, deceased.