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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

PROHIBITION is not working well
in Kansas, and Governor-elect
Click has just called attention to
some curious and surprising sta
tis,ics bearing upon that point. lie
saws that the year before prohibition
was voted, the United States Reve-
nue. Collector issued 1882 permits to
sell intoxicating liquors. During
the first year of prohibition, the
number granted 0 to l1SS, while
in the first iorty-five days of the sec
ond year of prohibition las per-
mits were issued, or nearly az many
as during the entire twelve months
of the anti-prohibition year. These
figures are extremely suggestive
They strongly support the position
taken upon this subject, which is,
that until men can be made virtuous
by an act of the Legislature, the at
tempt to enfore temperance by stat
ute will be worse than useless.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
Suicide Of Two Brothers

TRENTON, n. J., December Is.
christmas night policeman Joseph
Jarv attempted to dispense a noisy
crowd on the street in Philadelphia,
aud in the frlcas which followed he
was stabbed by William aud Jacob
Rush, brothers. who then ded TO
this place. As Jarvis is likely to die,
the brothers told their sister that
they meant 10 commit suicide, aud
yesterday their ~overcoats and shoes
were fupnd On the river bank. The
stream was dragged, and in the
course OF two og three hours the
bodies 5fthe suicides were recovered.
To show how deliberately they had
committed the act ofseil destruction
it was found hat their les had been
bound Together with rope aud their
hands tied with silk handkerchiels
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

The English people are large con
sumers of eggs. Besides those Oh
taiped from home sources they i'm
port an annual average of 500,000,-
600, mainly brought from France.
The price paid for the eggs is about
twenty cents per dozen, involving an
annual cost of sl0,0o0,000.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
Killed by a piece orsia,e Pencil.

WILKEsBARBE Dec PA little
girl named Cannon, residing with
her parents ON Priu2ie HILL, near
Dallas. this county, Swallowed a
piece of slate pencil to-day \ rhy-
slciam was summoned. VINO SAID tie
only way to save the childs lie
would he to cut open the throat and
extract the pencil. The mother
would not consent to the operation
and the child died shortly after
ward.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
Terribly Lacerated by a bloodhound.

Nav HAVEN, CT, December 2S.-A
large bloodhound in :. f. Merwins
packing-huuse, in this city, last
night sprans upon Charles II. Mich
OILS, 4 book-kerprr, seizing him by
the throat, lscrrating him terribly
t d severng AN artery IN his lefl
arm. james Farrell split the dogs
head open with a clever and cut off
his ri Int fore lrg beiore he would let
80 1he dog had been t~reaeherouS.
and had been suhdued by the
watchman with hot water from n
kettle on the stove. Nichols was
filing the kettle with water when
thr dog sgrupg at hiIn. The brute
inflicted about twenty sever wounds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

IT is asserted that building opera
tons in Chicago during the past
year lei never exceeded except in
1872, the year succeeding the great
fire. Five thousand six hundred
and thirty buiidiug permits have
been issued. Tie frontage OF new
buildings is fourteen miles, and the
probable total cost s20,000,0O0.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
Roasted Ia Death on Horseback.

LOUISVILLE, December IA ter
ritie dealh hY burning occurred II
Lexington last mgh,, Patrick
o Ntili. while lighting the gasoline
street lamps in the outskirts Of the
city. overturned "a lamp and the
burning fluid poured down, com
pietely saturatibg his clothes and
covering the horse he was riding
with a sheet Of fire. The terrified
animal ran d9sn lne slreel IL the
top OF its speed, and finally in turn
lug "a sharp corner threw its rider.
ONeili, III a perfect blaze, ran to the
nearest house, but was fatally uurn-
ed before the flames We're smothered.
His entire body to the waist was
burned to a crisp, AND the back of
his horse was literally cooked.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
Burned t. Death.

LANCASTER, December 29.-In
Columbia Yesterday Charles Hinkle
aged nine years and Joseph Ford
aged six, secured matches and cot
ton waste and went to a ~eclu lel
spot to build IA bohhre. The pile
arranged, Hinkle struck a match
and while holding it under his cosl
to protect it from the wind set fr-
to his clothes. Before assistance ar
rived his body was burned a. a
crisp, and he died in terrible agony
during the afternoon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

IT is the general belief that the
Germans are so very partial to beer
and light wines as to almost totally
exclude the use of distilled spirits.
These illusions are ~dispelled by the
statement thatthe yearly consump-
ton of whisky and brandy in Prus-
STA alone amounts to over S55, 1000
600 worth. The total expenditures
for distilled and malt liquors and
tobacco are about s270.000,000. near
ly $40 per capita. The amount of
intoxicating drinks consumed "a.
nually in that country j. 650496,-
762 gallons, or something's over thirt,
gallons 10 every man, woman and
child in toe Kingdom.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

LEwIsTowN, December 29.-Jas.
Bucha.n and his wife, Margaret, an
aged couple residing near Lewistown
were found dead in bed this norm
ing. Mr.. Buchan has been bin d aud
helpless iqF several. years, his wife
taking charge of him. Although
the couple were regarded as berg
very poor, and supported in part by
the county and public charity, 5000
in gold and silver was found in the
house. The coroner found that both
died IRON natural causes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

Ano,h Victim.

SHENANDOAH, December 29-
Agnes snedden, aged sixty years
was probably fatally burned to-day
while tryiLg to start fire with coal
oil The oil exploded, setting fire
to her clothing and the room. A
younger sister was slightly burned
and George w. Beddall. a merchant
of this place, was badly burned
abeut tho hands and i.ee while en-
deayoring u extinguisb the flames.
The building was but slightly dam.
aged.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
Panic in a Brooklyn Academy.

New York, Dec. 31.-Quie apln-
ic occurred IN the Brooklyn academy
of music this afternoon. During re-
i,gioas services, which were being
carried OF, a gentleman in the
orchestra discovered that has clothing
war in flames. He hurried to the
street where The fire was exiingui-h-
ed. \ large number of people stein-
the fire and smoke, rushed in alarm
out ofthe building. Quiet was FOOL
.esT0rsd, r1@oVef and the -ervic' s
resumed. Matches in the gentle
mans pocket had accidentally i.nit-
ID
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

To what huge dimensions railway
construction has reached ia the
year Just ended is shown in the
statement that eleven thousand
miles of main track have been laid
on 3l6 roads. representing a capital
investment of s270,000,001. 4 large
proportion of this enormous amoaaS
OF money cannot he productive for
some years to come, the roads being
built into regions not get settled to
that exit nj which makes railroad
facilities profitable. Moreover, vaT;-
ous roads have beea built parallel to
old established lines merely for the
purpose of compelling the owners
of the latter TO buy them out. The
recent war inthe Northwest is main
ly due 30 the fact that more roads
traverse the region than il provides a
paving business for. But notwith-
standing all this, and the fact that
the carrying of this immense burden
contains the elements of a possible
financial crisis. the statistics are tes-
timony to American enterprise aud
the prosperity OF the country. as
well as TO the rapidly with which
ali its remote sections are being
opened up for population and culti-
walton.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

IT appears from official statistics,
which, as we all know, cannot lie,
that 10 fewer than ninety-six mil
lion gallons of lager beer were con
sumed in the United States during
the year 1881, representing an ex
penditure of twenty-six million dol
lars or thereabouts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
A Woman To be Hanged.

EMpoRIA, Kan, Dee. Binary
Isabella Marin, who was tried III the
district court of this county in Nov.
fer the murder OF Mrs. Lorraine VI
Kuger, and who has been feigning
insanity since "A verdict of guilty Was
rendered, has been pronounced sane
by a competent board OF physicians,
and was Saturday sentenced to he
hanged, according ~ the avs OF
Kansas, after one yeai's confinement
at hard labor in the peniteutiary.
The crime was oommltted for the
purpose OF obtaining $4,000 msur-
ance upon the life OF the deceased
woman, the policy having been tax
en- out a few weeks previous 70 her
death and made payable to the son
of Mrs. Martin, who is in Iail and
will he ried as An a~econnp!iee IN
February.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
Lady with "A Scal-skin sacque.

She sat in the crowded church
that dreadfully cold Sunday, and
kept her new sacque Oh all the morn
ing. She went with respiration aud
the sacque into the chilly street, aud
caught an awful cold. And thew
labored in vain TO care that cold
until they thought Of PERRY DA
vIs's PAIN KILLER. and sent To
the druggists tor a bottle. Then
came relief. suddenly checked per
SEPARATION drings sudden colds, chills.
coughs, consumption.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
AT a Bad Time.

Commander J. B. Coghlan US n,
writes to US from Navy Yard nj Mare
Island, Cal.-An enforced residence
of two years in California made M
the subject to most painful attacks
of rheumatism. Consultation upon
my case by eminent Naval aad 9th
er surgeons failed to afford me he
slightest relief. Mr. Hole recon
mended to me st Jacobs Oil, the
happy result of the use o. which WIS
my complete and woadofai csre
Washington o.. G. Army d Nary
Re1ider.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

The Scientific American -nicn
should be good authority on such
sBhjects. endorses the following
method of getting rid Of stumps on
the farm:
"ln the autumn OF early winter,
bore a bole one or two inches IN d.
ameter, according to the eith Of the
stump, aud about eight iucl-.s deep,
put intQ q one % two ounces Of salt
petre, al the no.e glth water and
plug il close. IN The ensuing spring
take ou, the plug and pour in a gill
Of kerosene oil and igaits H. Thr
stump will -mouider away gi,hou'
blazing To the very extremity of the
roots, leaving nothing but the asn
ss1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
Discovery Of Valuable Minerals

READING. Pa, December 26.-Itis
stated here that David Reehtel has
discovered mica on his property on
south mountain, ten miles from here.
The metal is SAID to have been tested
and found fire proof. Parties inter-
ested claim that it is worth from
twenty to thirty dollars per pound,
and consequently are asking fabulous
prices for their lands.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

The New York Tribune speaks Of
the Butler Republicans in Massachu-
sets. Perhaps now some man in
Massachusetts, will inquire after the
peace of mind of the Cleveland Re-
publicans in New York, or the Pat
tison Republicans of Pennsylvania ?
-Iuter Ocean.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
Shot for a Burglar.

LEBANON, Pa, Dec. ga young
man named Eversole, living a few
miles from Annville, on visiting the
house of a friend late at night. was
taken for an in truder and was fred
at by one of the inmates, the charge
penetrating his lungs and inHicting
a dangerous wound.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
Updesrarrs Successor Nominated

STEuBENvnL, Ohio, Dec. 26 Col
onel J. ID. Taylor, of Cambridge, was
today nominated by tie RepubIi,
cans of the Sixteenth Congressional
district to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Congressman Updegraff
As the district is strongly Republi.
can his election is assured.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

THERE are ominous signs o
trouble cropping out amoag the
European powers. The Russian
Ambassadors at Paris and Berlin
have been recalled. and the Russian
Government has given Krupp a
large order for heavy artillery. There
anay not be however. any specia.
significance in these incidents, as
the jealousy between the continent
al powers leads to continued aud
heavy ornaments.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

AFTER al the big talk Of the In
dependents holding the balance o.
power la the State Senate, il appears
that there are nut tao members o
that BODY that boited the organize.
ton and voted against Gen. Beaver
These are. candidate Stewart, o.
Franklin County, and Emery, o.
Mexican. ali the others were eandi'
dsies on the regular ticket and were
elected a. regulars.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

On the day before Christmas there
was reported in the United States
fifteen murders, nine Of which were
due to drink. Three persons were
killed in railroad accidents, four
burned to death aud two took poison
by mistake. CHASTITY Christmas
gifts these for the KIngof Terrors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
A Sweed Scalds Two Children

LEBANON, Dec. 27.-Charles Pat
erson, a Swede. was arrested this
afternoon near Fontana for having
entered the house of John TIMBER,
near Cornwall. lat night and DELHI
erately emptied a kettle of boiling
water " two of Umber's children,
scalding them badly, and afterwards
knocking Umber down with a club
and beating him severely.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
The New York Republic

The New York Republican,
who recently kicked over the trace.
and pulled in Democratic harness
are not likely to receive any long
credit marks from the 1876 000-ma-
joTity Governor. When Republic
cans in Pennsylvania apd New
York get through estimating the
revenues they receive from the IRE.
form" they were after, they would
do well to publish the same to the
world.-Iater Ocean.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

TIE almost certainty that Gov
P.,,tison will make Lewis c Cassidy
Attorney General, is creating much
dissatisfaction in the Democratic
camp. Mr.. Cassidy is a machine
politician, counsel for the STANDARD
Oil monopoly. an aspirant for Uni
ted States Senator, and a sworl
ally O.; sam" Randall. all of which
j. distastesnl to the friends Of re
formn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
~Excruciatirg PAIN.

Edwin Freeman. 0f Norton. Mass. says i
have sgHsr rel the most excrueiarfng PAIN In my
kidneys Tor yea AMI physicians or medicine
could not relieve me until about three yeas since
1 cInmeneed taking Hunts Remedy. l purchas-
ed a bottle a. BlaniiDg's drug store in Proyi-
dence, and 1 took the hrst dose there, and after
usirg one bottle I was tree from all pain. and al
though this was three years ago l have seen no
trace Of disease and have not had to tke any
me5icine since. I believe Hunts Remedy 70 oo
the yes Aiiney and liver medicine ever known
AMI ] enesrfully recommend it TO all sufferers
from this lerrioie disease Trial size, 75cents.
Hunts RsHsiy is . purely vegetables prepirl-
tiOn, scientifically prepared Dy a skiliful pharma-
cist -EoR-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
1 Falling Chimney Buries Man,
Workmen.

BRADFORD, Eng.. Dec. 2S.-Thi-
morning a tall chimney fell upon a
building full Of operatives, mahy OF
whom are believed to have been kill
eS. Twenty-Five have been removed,
including two dead.
Ldder-lt Ia n0y ascertained that
seventy-four oper tives were killed
and forty seriously injured.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

The forthcoming report OF the
Auditor General of Pennsylvania
will show the receipts Of the Treas
ury for the year ending Novemhel
3gb. to have been sl4S5O.Sll Is
Ofthis amount $3.50, l04 were ap'
pljed 70 the redemption of loans
The total expenses of the State Gov.
ernmept were s~l.15l,0oO i.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

THE Legislature was organized 10
day CTuesday,) by the election OF
Reyhurn. Regular Republican, OF
Philadelphia. as President pro ten OF
the Senate and Faunce, of Pniladei-
phia. Democrat. as Speaker OF the
Lower House.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

IL their anxiety 20 spot their
voters. the Democrats Of Connect
cut h4ve apparently ovetTe2chel
themselves The Democratic ballots
were printed from electrotypes heav.
lily iRked, leaving the names OF the
candidates in white. This made the
tickets almost black and took away
from them all pretense of thst Sc
crecy which the law contemplates.
Chief Justice Park, OF that State, has
decided in regard to the election in
the city Of New Haven. that 6hese
ballots were illegal, and thus the en-
tire complexion of the city govern
ment has been changed, overthrow
ing a Democratic majority of about
1900. This decision will apply to
the State ballots which were of a
similar character, and will reverse
the Democratic majority. A famous
case viii undoubtedly arise from
this action Of the Democracy, who
are preparing to take the question
before a full bench Of the Supreme
Court of the State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

WmHIN the present month the
legislature Of Illinois will elect a
United States Senator inpisce of the
uresent President Of the Senate
David Davis. The Republicans are
in a majority, bet it is feared that
the number of c~apdidates may defeat
each other. and Davis again slip in
as a compromise candidate. We
trust, however, to see a straightoat
Republican succeed Mr.. Davis.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
Suicide ora Cavalry Omccr.

TCcsoN, arizona, Dec. 30.-Ser-
geaat Rufus Somerly. of the Sixth
Cavalry. committed suicide ve-ter-
day at Fort lowell, shooting him~e
with a earhine in the presence OF biz
company. He was a graduate of
West Point and formerly Lieutenant
in the Sixth Cavalry. HIS suicide
il attributed 10 drink.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
1888.
1888.
~1arper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Helpers Magazine begins its sixiy-sixth vol
umc WIKI the DvcvMbcT Number. IL is not only
IA. must popular iiu- rated pc t0dicai In Amer
i=a aud EagItnd. bui also the largest in It's
schctge. the NEST beautiful ia It's appearance, ana
tie test magazine Tor the home. a lew u vel,
entitled For he Major" by Constance feui-
more Hooisan. the author Of anne - was begun
Ia The November Nun er. In literary AMI trtIs
tic * lene- The Magazine improves with each
81 -ce,sigs Humber. Special efforts have betn
made iur the iIznter ent1rttinmeni . is readers
Jnr ugh humorous stories. sketches, etc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
| EGAL NOTICE.

To Caroline Miller. fvblovl ,r- p
III ter. john r Hitter. t
Mariah l. Miller, r~siiil.
psigue county II in1ls. t1. s
inG in Poster. Benton r5il
AMI legal re.r s~entttiv.s
Of New Centreviile baraueh s.
Pa. dece.s a..
\ U are hereby no-ih-i t5sfn
writ oi partition Issued Gu
OF Sumcrset untt. Pa
on the real estate Of aaron
lis iaie resi- vucc, iu y W i-
on the 18th day Of Jsnuart, lv-.
Attend II you mink prop r..
JOHN J SPT
SHE2iFF's DFFiCE
Nov. - lss1
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1888.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HaTrrr's Wertiy stanis atthe hea4of American
i4u rftei we A. IoumtL ~ - unlsrlsn
psi 10 "a y iita-s a. aaulrahlc iiuziraItan as t.
care NY p sen serials short sferss. sksfrtez
aud p ems. e1nrritutct - the furrnesf arii.ts snd
al d ~ { Tie DAY, it carries iEsfrucfion sni
entertainment % fhausanfs uf Am ricsu homes.
nS "a tfwfys hr The ain q the publishers 10
make Harysr's Brskly The most popular and al
traedve family nes spaper IA the worIt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

Ok Wednesday last the Senate
passed the civil service bill, which
is one long step in the march OF
progress. The great danger now Is
that it will be talked to death in the
House
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

SENATOR MITCHELL was not in the
Senate to vote on the C~ivil-service
bill, and therefore his vote on We'd
nesday is not recorded Senator
Cameron voted for it, passage.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

some of our Democratic csDtemp-
oraries appear to be very much dis
gruntIed over the civil service re-
form bill passed last week by tine
Senate. They sllege that the pro
fessed reforms are uf q delusive char
acter, that they are not IA sweeping
as the people demanded, and that
st. provisions DO not apply TO the
present occupants Of public office.
1t doesn't turn out the present Off
eials to make way for Democrats,
and that is the principal objection
of our Democratic brethren. Senator
Brown, ia his hostility 10 it, deciar-
ed If IAN act to perPelGaO in Office
the Republicans who nov c9uuul
che patronage of the government,
and this is really the sum aud sub
stance IL the Democratic complaint
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
l. ME!

The Buffalo Vars-
VIII seh. until nfrthero-1
the ieliowing rates.
Al cents per bush.i
a. cents per 0ushel
ear i1a1; Il II cents a..
station on q Q Berlia =
eusnei delivered AZ N,r
and al III cents per hns
rdiiread Il a sin Ser,.
taos- on the SsmersefN,
ment can be maize h. NJ
John l. >af sor. a.
". ID k'sn q a. S8
Harrison Sny8sr. AZ
Frank IN = AZ Gar ~
Samuel J. Nii.er a.
We must d-reni uIs,n
ttiize our sill Drirr
when nseled. Order from
Loy22 a.
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EXECUTORS Va

Estate Of Peer Sper.f.-
Township : mers.i g.
Letters tcstamrula-v
having been graafrl r..
the proper an hoTity. na,, 3
10 those indebted TO It ID q
ment. AMI those havtrv
please present them luis
tlement on SATURDAY de
ISL a. tie lat Residence
emaszh township
SANru
rov,s J0HyL.
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Harper's Periodicals.

The Volumes Of the Weekly begin with the fret
Nuuhrr OF January # each year. When no time
l. mentioned. / viii he understood that the s1A-
-eriper wishes 10 commence with the NumbE aext
al er The receipt uf order.
The last -Four Annual VollaeS of Harper's
Weekly 10 neat cloth bird AZ, sill be sent by
mlti POSTAGE pait, c-hy express, free OF expense,
N'ruNiied the f.rs1hs q 1eS not exceed one dollar
per vaiuQeA 60 ~ 90 each.
C4ta tls-s fT each Volume suitable FIR bind
lns. viii ne sent by mail, postpaid, On receipt of
Sl.H each
kemit'anees should be male by Post DfS-
Money Orler ur Dasf. 10 avoid chance ct loss.
Ncwsp tprrs are MT tn cuDy this aIyerthsuneni
"ithOut the express order Of HARPgE q BROra.
Egs
Address HARPER RROS.. New York.
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NOTICE.

The undersiglei VIII anr
at the mex Session tor tr.
ihOrizing ami Fequir ~ The
Stale irsssur~r To- tus.i. a.il
GeOrg- hefaey, Of : mer.ef
rent etc uus him iar the
in Berlin In the county AZ
Captains y VILE aud >u,,i
their Command Gu ing the y.s i.
Nov GEJHG