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6pFEt9& UH4d9tH % 3Hs tHE&1go 1F1bHH4s
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Dec. 2l-Ths Appellate court,
6cooud Dlstsict, transacted business a. folloHH:
No. 781. Chicago & Alton Railroad Company ".
Bnapp; motion to prosecute writ Of error cut OF
HuptDro court 0v0rruled.
No. 10Y, MoIntiro VI. Yatcs; motion for leave
to tllo 2dltuonai record allowed.
No. 6A. HehcmeThorn Va. CAssoni petition for
, 1881-12-24

II you arc sick, nervous, dyspeptio, ctc.,
UrowAs lron Differs will cure YOU.
, 1881-12-24
i.ouIs ;ncotlna, mud Kansas will also bc repro.
BentGd.
ACREANE AND rtsOIluCr1OH.

NCNFNtSF AMI IINJIILTTHIN4
Tho following thbio. tnkon frt,n tho fbrthcpn1-
Ing rplort ut tito Secretary Ut tho Htato itaard
nf agriculture, ahnwa tho n1rcnvo Df Aurghuul
cane by tt.lntloA, III Kansas, for 1857, and tho
, 1881-12-24

UNITED STATES COURTS.
Nathan II. Aten tiled n libel yesterday against
the schooner EVENING Star tn recover *l3O1. tho
Ylluc Of lHj cords OF TIM bark.
, 1881-12-24

T0tNl. ........ ............f GaS 3,HW,l40
*Repurt OF 1880: no report for 1881.
The following tab1c gives tho comparative
acrengo and product Of tho stato for tho past
GlElt YDnrB:
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DIED,

LONG-At the residence Josiah Now
r.. on December 2l. ls5o. Catherine L1uz
sgad So years, > days.
wALTER.-In Milford township. Josiah
Walter, aged 50 year. months, q days.
BARRON.-On Nov. 10. 1850. near sam
ueI's Church, Lucy. aged l5yea-s, 3months.
BARRON.-On Nov. a0 lss0, William.
aged years, II months, IS days Both
children Of Noah and Catherine Barron
DULL.-on Dec. 10, I,s0 in Con,erviGe.
Nr Martin L. Dull, aged 30 YEAR, 1 month.
6 d.rs
WALTER.-On Dec. 25, ISS0. At WALKER
Nil. Albert " Walter aged 10 years, q
days.
sNYDER.-0n Dec. %. 1880, near Center
Vile, Mr John A. Snyder. aged G2years,
months, = days.
sHAFF.-On Dec. 2s. 1850, in PhiIaiel
phia, Charley, son Of John A shaft, a.sl 5
years. 20 months, days
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CnnI.raAs At slIAxssxILLe :

CHRIST As At clIASf.s ILLE -
On Friday evening the Reformed cen1e-
CATION held their Christmas and Sabbath
School festival in their church ct tais place.
The committee did all in their power 10
make the occasion a complete success.
The church was an entire network Of ev-
ergrcens, while the walls were decorated
with choice scriptural quotations. The ex-
crcises were opened with duet, by Harry
and Nettie Kecner, children Of the pastor
This was followed By The invocation. after
which the congregation was led in prayer by
Rev. Pcrshing. of the T. B. church. fae
Apostles Greed wac repeated and the school
sung, Joy % the Wo-ld, after which the
candles were lighted and the church was
covered with a sea Of light. 4 Christmas
Hosanna was sung, when the pastor adj
dressed the crowded house in i short and
eloquent speech showing in what manner
Christmas was 4 symbol Of Christ. Rev.
Pershing followed. showing the origin Of
the Christmas tree after which the sab
bath School officers distributed the gifts /;
officers, teachers ad scholars, all received a
handsome Gift. some Of which were quite
costly. Two Of the teachers presented their
scholars with handsome bibles. Taxing all
things into consideration the occasion was a
success in every particular,
On Christmas evening we ayailed our
selves of the excellent slediug, and hied
away for the Stonycreek church, where the
good people had decorated the church taste
fully and had prepared gifts for all. The
church was crowded and many had to 60 TO
the school house, near by, as no standing
room could be procured. Some Of the gifts
were more substantial than sweetmoats.
The religious exercises were led by the
Superintendcnts. Ncssrs. Schrock and Gless-
ner. This being union school accounts
for two Superiutendcuys The former be-
inga Lutheran and the latter q Reformed.
These officials do not believe in praying for
six months and then dancing for six. as
some do, but continue in the cause they
have been called too and discharge every du-
" manfully such course viii NEE, with
the APPROVAL Of mankind generally
Suffice it to say thet the exercises and
treats were enjoyable, and everything PASS
cd of pleasantly. Oas.
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MARRIED.

( KENDALI-MASON.-On Dec. %. 1850
a, the home Of the bride. by Rev. G. ". Ber-
r., NJ. James v. Kendall, Of Somerset Co..
. Pa. to Miss Clara D. Mason, Of Bedford Co.,
Penna
/ BRUGH-BAEROE.-On Dec. Il. 1>s0
near Barron's Mil, by Rev. John Y Unruhr
Mr.. Ab7am II. Brugh, OF Bakersyille, 70
Miss Emma +. Barron. only daughter ctMr
Simon Barron.
DULL-UNRUH.-On Dec. 20, 1850, al
the Lutheran parsonage. CcnrsvilIe by Rev
John y. Cnruh. Mr. Irwin p. Dull to Mis-.
N. Lille UurJh, daughter of the officiating
clergyman.
SNUCKER-NAUBEE- the evening
o. Dec. 2j. 1850. in the Lutheran Church
at Stoys,own. by Rev. J.J. Welch, Mr. C.
y. Smucscr and. Miss ElaUor Maure- both o..
Somerset Co.. PI.
GCNTEi.-STUFFT.-On Dec. %. 1850
by Rev. \. Cameron, N- ". F. Guu;cr to
Miss Tiilie =. -.aGf. both Of Jeuner town
ship.
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A-. Neuno- the Canadian weather rrori-
e.. having come vcry near the exoc; rondi-
tiun 81 ;le weather for December in his gre
dictions. h.s forecast uf wha. may be- expect
cd in January 5s.onr- Of in.e-c.-. NJ.
Neuu0r says - anticipate ;hat New
Years caller, vill have heavy slc'EhiuE
;Li- vear from Montreal 70 Washington. and
tla, cold snap daring the first part of this
month Sill preserve il for that period. !
eyrect b,ockades Of snow in ;he United
States aalu. the -;h and s:h cf Jaauar-. aad
..a rainy days during the month vin be OK
eee.i1s.y :ew. The second 4laT..r viii
open Ell heavy alll- aa5 ;--ui..l., 'n @
,a.l snap T-e middle e .hc month eiU
br.a- saawal.> which VIII terminate i1
mille- weather coward the cad a- .a. -l.-l
.uErso- The ihaw which vyi.l be interrupt
od by t-.cf lad spell. vll extend from
a6Ha, tIr 18th af the month iujo Fgbrua-y.
The -5co-i nc tnls month TiU show 3. ~
have been severe one. and the general
conditions OF the weather VIII remind us
a5s5ue Of what are callcI olJ-flsbi5uel
vi--er
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hat. .r.-r F-- 7--s-.I.a a-r= a. 1881 lr -r- .l-l
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rDIT0RS NnTIc-


Henry SslFe auI
Mary his gii II tlr Cslr- oi Csuwol
~ >Pleas OF Somerset 40, Pa,
John Il. J. 1puor s1d No. co.. April Term, Js-a.
william Weber tN0lUnfary Assignment
lIth October isso. Asslgnees' account e rdi ION
November. 1850, exceptions uicI ~ Chi s. Hay,
Esg-s.
And now q wi. 9Th December. lssJ On uotion
Of A. l. Baer. Esq attorney ar siZnecs. the
Cour. appslnt l. q. COibnrn ESQ. aufit1c O. pass
on tne excep ions aud make a distribution.
SOMERSET COUNTY, ss-
/ Extract from the rec0-I. certified December -
1880.
ILsJ Il. r SfHELL.
Pro honorary.
BY virtue of the above appointment, the under
gnrd -rehy gives upti0e that he Will meet at
the Office OF CoiDarn * C,lpsrn. I'm Symerset. Pa.
On Thursday the 20,h day 81 January, i 4, 40 10
O'cluck A. a.. 20 attend 10 the duties Of his sp-
poinJmeut when sni where an pers Jns Interested
can attend Il they think proper.
l. g. COLBURN,
Jan. Auditor.
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DUBLIC SALE.
No..

Os = n Ii n a -
BY virtue OF IN order Of sale issued cut Of the
Orphans Court Of Somerset county PA, % the
undersigned Administrator and Trustee Of ChaJn-
ey Cramer, deed late ui Middlecreek Twp, viii on
Saturday, January -, 1881,
AT public cutlery AZ the late residence Of the de-
ceased, az o'clocs 7. e.. sell the following real
estate.
No. l. A certain farm situate ia NIiddiecresk 4
Twp. county and STATE aforesaid, adjoining lands
Of =. g. Schryck, y. b Cramer, Samuel King.
Wm King and ethers, containing 10 acres, more
or iess on which is erected large house, barn and
other Outbuildings; large quantity Jf tile same
i cleared and IN high slate OF cultivation il a
gy0l community close to churches aud schools.
anG IS q very desirable property.
No. .. Situate in Upper Turkeyloot Twr.
county and state t1reslid, 1I dining lands uf y.
= Cramer. Peter DumOo!d. u. B. King. john
Lucas estate and cthers. containing IL acres,
more or less, with the appur eBaEces; most q
timber. which Is valuable In Somerset County, Tie
salGnle improved
TERMS -
Ou-thiri cash: 01e-thiri % remain Ieia On
tie land, The interest OF which snail re pail te-hs
widow during ne- life, and AZ herdearh The uIilci
pie % the heirs yt tLaulCy Crauer. dec g ttt
balance In two equal annual payments from tho
confirmation Of sale. and all O. be secured b
Z ia -meLt exemption nIres upon The property
J Ten per cent. 70 be paid 90 dag 1i sake
Any Information desired in relation % this prop
erty can be had Ir N 7. II. L hl the az. rrey.
NORMAN b CHA#EE
Dee. = Admir- sul Trustee
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A DNINIsTRAT0R,s NOTICE

Estate Of TN. Dempsey late q QueuaL5-i1r
Twp. Somerset 90. Pa. deed.
Letters Of adIninis-rat!7n on the above estate
having been grained % the undersigned Jy the
proper authority; notice is hereby given 20 all
persons indebted % said estate % ma ke i-nc a-e
pay nlut and those having claims ~ iust the same
viii Preseutthem duly su Eeut.caJei f1r settle
meat 1u Monday. The Tlh day 0f February,
is >. 80 the late residence OF deceased
WlI IS. DEMPSEY.
Dee, = Aduiuistrl-or
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I-sihz,a sailed 20 order a. rs q "a
MGsic by the choir
Puyer. hy Elder Woolery
Discussion. Religious Iust-.e.i-n. orensl
by q. I. Weimer f.Lowed by = O'Cau-
nor and others-
An address by Z Tant. subjec. seu,.-
naea: IN Bducauon. Tbe gentleman SPOKE
for nearly % hour in his usual cl1lucGi
styis
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ULE ACCEPT or REFUSE.


K 'H7 A''7Fl Ok iii VsE'
To J. O. Mishlsr Msry Anne, i1terugrrisd vi;a
Levi Berksy, Sarah iuteF1arried With Simon
Yaomzs. the said Sarah being since dead leaving
issGe four children, via: Milton ID. Charles HsF-
vey. James A. and Gertrade a Thomas vho
have FOR their EuSrtian Ephrsi1 Thornas Caro-
line. intsrmzrried with Adam Shsasr. Matilda
Mis5lef. Jsnes VI. hishlsr. Levi Mishier. iona
than Mishlsr. LiIris Eishlsr the las: naned b.
iag minor of unoD io-eT , J. Mishler is gusrdi-
an. al residing In Souerset coar.y Pa He1ry
Niskler Of Sprisgreid, Greer county. Missouri,
and Thomas AishieE Sf 81 Lszsr. Ozark "a,
Niszrarf
Y0u are hereby no;ide1 10 osDpeEr a. sn Orphans
CGET 20 - held ~ Scrnerset % Monday. the - b
d-y of January II. 20 Ercept O. REUSE 10 tzEe
the real estsie q Gabriel y i.hlsr. dec'd a. the
appraised Tsluaiian, or shgT caa-e Why the ss re
sb6zld DO, Be ssic-
SzE2rFFs OyETCZl ErGAR KYLE
Dec. II. Iss9. Dee. ls SheriG.
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4 pMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE

Estate Of Josiah Walter. Int or Milford Twp,
Somerset county, Pa, decslscd.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted - the Undersigned, poticeis
hereby given 20 those Indebted 10 % 70 make tmme-
eiate payment aud those having claims against
H. to present fheIa duly 8utheutcated for settle
ment ~ thursday. The I5th day Of February,
1851. az the store % Waiter = TruXa!, Ge0harfs,
Pa.
CHARLES A. y vsLTER,
Jan. q fIliu.s.ratug.
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TIE lr..rl-z accounts have he-n f'el i- rT
Cf-c- and vll be- uza---.-I Oh -l- Cllf- r --
arl1f-l.l "a
TIr - january Z1l, Ieel.
Se..rl 1e..u. o 1f JsL1 J. F.i-z. l.Hul-.-s ..
LI.ul-a E-ri'Ire
fi-s- lu. laai se--u-- 90 George %. wall.
81. -la. .. .lrl. Ee4.ll.
~...rr arsHlr- .f q l. Beer a1I j. O.. D--.
a. lx.eas aTJ O kImmal O. sons
PrH.l.uH-srE pl--7. H- ?. >IFf IL
Ul-e1lH,- -. I... {ICr. ~ FH-l...-,-l-
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-t-> ii--e "a. .-lt'- t) o-ier 8 ..t5 ..l.
by ;he Ias5ta-e.
'aicnsa czercis coads3 Rev
aniref a.l called and aina.-s O. previous
aae 'i. read and approved
taHr appointed the io.lowia- .ama5i.-
tees Resolutions, D -lecse, Igy Cr!t,.-
aeld, c Kendall; election oa permanent
certificates, J Z o'Connor " Il Lichry
and 5 Pile
Discussion Eeatness and Orie-. opened
by W \ Lichty, followed by : c Kendall
aud others
Chas. Walker ESQ, was then granted u
minutes 70 illustrate his "A = G principles
on tie blackboard, expressing rrea, eond-
dence in its final success.
Recess IS minutes; The Institute then
|procee.ed to ballot on permanent ceitid-
Gates; elected Rev \ = CritchEe.d and
j K Sauncr.
Discussion, animation IN the school
. Room, opened by N Berkcy.
Queries, What other name has Ireland
Answered by Mr. Latham Why IS : COM
mon fraction? Answered by } Miller;
How does Mr. sanner manage his boys?
Answered by same; Name Of Whirtier's wife?
Answered by Messrs L Trent and Rev
CrJchield; How would you punish
scholar for swearing Answered bv Mr
N;aust and r E O'coBr.or How ..6 ore
be good teacher and not read the bible IN
school Dropped; Was President Johnson
imPeachel? Answered by ! Bericy: Isit
right 10 r,,,t on airs in the school r,,r-, ,
( Answered bv ! Z Mason Which >borll
be taken NO first Gea--ar,lIv a- Grammar g.,
our public schoolse Answered bv Rqv
iCritcLfe,d. Should ,b. rr,di,usn-s Of ,nu.i,
be taught IN our public seho5lsq Answered
iby 7 G. Kendall and J N Bs-,ev
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was a, Jhci- disposal. sir j. IIg.l.,1 ..
/ Somerset TOWNSHIP. stated rss. he .re-.r.,
/ he was the Only director rrsseu. bu- wa,
informed that there were TWO o.aa-- Mr.
/ Barclay. ofJeHe-son and II II Rs-z..l Of
. New CcutroyiIle borough.
/ On motion of Mr. Husband. the officer.
afthc Institute were retained and all r-..-
/ en-. berequss.ei % rar.ic.ipate in the rurz-
fiaas brought up: the Chair then -....s-e..
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Through Eail trains daily
EXpsess traif 3 daily EXCEPT Sunday.
Accommodation trans AMI FSyette EIpre :.
daily except sunday
Ticzet Ofices. corner Firth Avenue aad Wood
streets snd depot corner Grant and Water SIS.
Pittsburgh, Ps.
G. X LORD. Gen Pss=snzer Agent
L II. COLI, General Ticset agent.
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We have the following story s7o.u reliable
authority NJ Hcu1 Gardner. ofJcd, rsou
township had taken a Young boy from the
. Poo--holsc and intended % raise him. but
viii likely now return bim % his former
. quarters. On Sunday of las. week the boy
f wanted 20 20 % church with Mr.. Garane,
and said e De was uo; taken along be would
burn dorn the barn No attention was
paid 70 the youthful scamp .ab0u; ten year,
Old. who procured some matches. as soon
IS his master was well on his way. and fred
the hay in the barn. The building and hay
grsin and farming 10. plements were destroy
ed A neighbor happened alon. luckily
and saved some ho7ses. We have not heard
whether Mr. Gardner had any insurance.
since the above was in type We have seen
Mr. Gardner, who saws that the boys name
IS william Burkcs and that he isabout nine
wears Of age. He has been returned 20 the
Po0r-h9use and will likely be sen, 90 the
Ha1se of Refuge NJ Gardner saws tina,
De los; six head Of cattle by the d-c. and
:hat be IS vi.hoat any insurance. The barn
belonged 20 N- SHalus. who is also with
lGr insurance.
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.. -r-s.-o. Peer 5s--'' --. . lA'e
r.1, Twp. t---asoi.
--stse .aauury Crsmer' late oi
..alla,rssk Twp deceased
-s~4so.Je-srl Mason. late q NIL
.-. .guuship deceased.
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/ Institute called 90 arierat 9 a. 20.
/ Music. uy tie choir.
Devotional exercises were condac,ed b,
Rev. SAi-cy.
! The r1l. was called, after which Institute
I proceeded 90 miscellaneous business.
Tho 'ir,t IA ORDER tcn1 the election of
vice I-j-n, and secretary, the Chai
appo.u,, N. J. sairey, T.P. Dull. and Geo
Eichnur. committee on election. After bal
/ lotiug, J. H. .l,ese, Miss Ncaie Weimc- an.
Ed Smith were appointed query committee
/ and G. 3. Cooke, T. =. Miller ana Mis-. pJ,
tIc.hvaite, SIS members OF jh- executive
committee. These wits Ha.>-e. SauDc
and C-itchfeli, agpoia.gla.taa.s .s-s- session
constitute fAelx. committee
Prof Moss thea gave instruction g.
Wastes in Teaehia-
A recess l5 minutes --.a..,..
I Music
/ A.ez which tie committee oa ,l,o..om
reported e. B. Cooke elected wee prc>.Icu
and sl.,- E,.a s'a--y.aa-l secretary.
1 Prot Murphy uez- save 20. Traction ~
4 pea.laasa.. followed ay IBIS -ue.ou aas
. select gal.n- ay ler ~,e.s..
/ llu-s~ame g.. .ee. meeting. Ia-lt-..
sd..umel 60 @e.t ia Tie C.a. l;o.a. 8
/ H.. 3. n.
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I Chair ap.al--. &c.. keaaaI d. "a member
. .ttAe executive committee ia 81 ace 1.C. =.
/ Cook, al1 r-., -.e--... see president.
E.-aI.r .-.---a..ac discussion. -Fsla..-
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Queries being neEtin order the chairman
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49, i- hereby zivz1 that Application I'll f'e
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SOMERSET CoUNTT TEAcaERs IssrITurr.-
fft-n..- -, a.- son

80 - aAA X assn 44-.
MoSptY, Dec. -, ISs0.
insatuio met in the lecture room OF The
Disciples Church aid was called 70 order by
'hc pToaidcni 4t o.l5 p. m. Af.er music Ag
t1e choir, deso.ieaal exercises were con-
''u- ed By the Pew q claeil.
ih. aIs- ,..ta 'r oea- tcnz .ha enroll
'-e. % teachers I-a ai. ,'4a tl...ir s,,9ai,..-
q. ley y. i. Cflt a. i. sl o5-s.a ani
la b.o-5h, committee .u cl.e..aeu.. The
committee rcporel % teachers present. AZ
ter waica ;he Institute proccclei to rpeolar
organization. On motion OF Rev. y. z.
Critchfeid Institute agreed TO elect two
secretarie-, each 20 be equally responsible
for the duties Of the Office. II was further
agreed to defer thc election OF al the olli-
cers except one af the sccre.a-ics and tie
appointment g: as l.as. uul-;ai-,i OF the
standing committees until q lsr.e- number
OF teachers would De present J. n. Berkev
was then elected as one Of the sccp:a-ic-.
aud Rev. y. b. Cri;chlcld and r. r. san
ner as members OF the executive committee.
Committee reported programme for next
meeting and institute adjourned 20 meet 2
?. N.
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The Express train leaves Pitts .urgh st s.Ig p.
u arriving $: COnneHsville 20 o r. NJ. Rock
wood Il-i0 2. NJ. In reiGrn the Express leaves
Cumberland 81 G35 a. NJ, arriving q. Rock
wood % A NJ, COCnelisYlle eos 4 NJ, Pitts
burgh ~ j. Il.
The mos direct and pleasant route 70 the East
ami South via v Washington city
through NAH leaving ~ 1881 A. N, daily, ar
rIves az ssEingtUn at 9,-5 a N; Baltimore 10 -
P NJ; Phila, ,elphia 3l0 A. -. New Nurk 545 A.
X. kiehmGnd Us A n
ThrUuxn Express. leaving sos P n, daily, ar
rives az y sshIngtOu ~ go l. K Baltimore :. ~
A n. Philsdelphia; as P. n y. Y, a. P. y.
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TAVERN AND RESTAURANT

TAVERN AND RESTAURANT
LiCEN Is.
The ollowing named persons have hlea 10 ny
office their petitions t0T Tavern Cor Restaurantl
license. with the proper afadayits. houds Sc and
notice s hereby given that the will be present
Ell 70 the Court on Thursday, January .. ssl,
when aud where all persons interested VIII be
heard.
TAVERN,
Eliza A Tayman. Somerset Bor.
william Slirer Neye sdale Bor.
Francis :. Klelndienst. Somerset borough
George Nj Ter. Glencoe. Northampton Twp.
John T. Spicer. New Baltimore borough.
Dennis Wagner. salisbury borough.
RTsTATEANT
John Stacer. NIeyerslaie Bor.
Somerset. Pa, Il. +. SCEELL.
81 Jan lssl. Clerk.
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TIME TABLES.
i5ALTInORE & OHIO r.. r.
PITTSBURGH DIVISION.


On and after July le 1850. lraIns on this road
will depart iron anu Srrive al tePo-, corner Grant
and Water Streets, is follows