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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-04-18


at l O'Clock D. m, all the right. title. interest and
claim Of the defendant, Oliver Shafer, Of, in and
to the following real estate. situate in Somerset
of Eli Bowman, Philip F.. Cupp, George Barron
and others, containing IS acres, more o. xss, with
the sppurtenances.
ct al.
All the right, title. interest and claim Of the
dete3dapt. Jacob II. Baer, Of, In and 10 the fol-
lowing real estate. situate In the village OF Me-
chanicsburg. Summit township, Somerset county,
Pa, being lot No. 8 In plan of said town, bound
ed On the north by public road leading from Me-
A. Hochstetier, south by lot Of p. n. Davis. and
on the west by an alley, containing acre. with a
one and q half story frame dwelling house and
other out buildings thereon erected, with the ap-
Taken In execution at the suit CT VIM. B. Hula-
bert use OF ]. O. Meyers, administrator of Peter
Meyers, deceased.
An the right, title, interest and stsfm Of the de-
fendant. John H. YsyieE u, In and to the follow
ing real estate, situate N Milford township. Som
erset county, Pa, adjoining lands Of John d. b.
ker and William Baker. containing 5 acres 1!
stable thereon erected with the sppurtenances.
Taken 10 Q Jecution at the suit Of Schell & Wal
ter, use Of J. X. Walter.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claiss, 81 De
fendant, Sarah O. SwindeIl, Of. in arg % the fol
lowing real estate, situate in Shsde township,
line, lands Of Wm. snsS David Lambert and
havips thereof Ss>stsd : two story plank dwell
ing houss ans stSbis. With the appurtensncsS
TsSs3 y execution At the suit Of H. Egoif &
Anthe right, title, interest and claim oftaa
defendant. VIM. Hentz. Of. IN and TO the fo3ov-
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The Somerset people will hardly relish it
to have their venerable chancellor, Hugus,
credited to Westmoreland county, as a juror
for the next term of the e. S. Circuit Court.
But such q thing has been done.-JohnstoWn
TrtB,0e
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Ed. HERALD :-"iager'sr wrath oyer my
communication seems to be very deep seat
ed for a boy. The simple advice to call a
church by its right name was well meant,
and yet this writer refuses manhood if that
is required of mans estate. When he has
some experience in life among men he will
find that as a class they do call things and
persons by their right names and very plain
ly too. 1t would be painful for us to call
Wager" by his right name, so we will re-
frain from it. His general ignorance of the
tenets of the Church of God he attempts to
covert by a wrathful expression against the
writer of this letter, and vet with his allega-
tt0hs of freedom and non-sectarianism, he
has not the moral courage to subscribe his
name to his opinions. OF the objects and
purposes of the Church of God 1 know
enough to say that need not come to SOM
erset to learn of the division called Wine
b~rennarians, for no such division exists.
By the heavy thick talk of wager" we
are inclined to believe that it will take a
great change to bring him up to the point
from which he is pleased to say that We came
Down. When Wager feels justified in
giving his name / will be ready to argue
with him on the propriety, right or reason
for calling US Win~ebrennarians. My parting
advice to him is that, as he has made up his
mind to remain a boy, he should try to be a
good one. Yours truly,
w. II. Gooss.
Mt. Pleasant, April Is.
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EErroR HERALD few items from Kan
sas might be read by some of the readers Of
your excellent paper with some interest.
Wakefield is a small town of about 2oC
inhabitants, on the Junction City and Fort
Carny Railroad, having two Churches, foui
Stores, one excellent School-house, one Rle'
vator, from which there were about two
hundred thousand bushels Of corn shipped
during the past winter.
The balmy days of Spring are here. Dat:
is up and growing nice. Some are. planting
corn, while most of the farmers are getting
ready as fast as possible to plant. Wheat
never looked better at this time in the sea
son. The prairies are getting green and II
a few days vast herds can be seen roamins
over the grassy plains, and find support on
the wild grass till November. Farmers
mostly are jubilant, having raised good
crops and realized fair prices for the same
The Saloon keeper too is reaping his harvest
since Click has got John p. st. Johns seat
| and is rejoicing with the Democrats.
Moses Younkin, who was here on a visit
from Washington Territory, made choice o.
one of Natures fair sex and again started fol
the Territory. Living where deer, antelope
and the red men are scarce, does not seem
like home to the Old Frontiersman any
more, Out to be aroused at any hour of the
night by the bowling of red men is where
Younkin seems to enjoy himself most.
d. H. Myers, a former Somerset county
man, sold eleven car loads of cattle a few
days ago for the sun of fourteen thousand
dollars.
John F. Kregar, a Somerset county man,
who has been here visiting his friends the
past six weeks, intends starting home on
the 18th. If Mr.. Kregar can sell his farm in
the east he intends to locate somewhere in
Kansas. That is right Mr.. X. some more
should do the same. X. y.
Wakefield. Clay county,
Kan, April IL. 1888.
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At an adjourned court last week a new
trial was refused in the case of the Com
monwealth VS.. George Shaulis, convicted of
perjury at the January term, and Shaulis
was sentenced to the p~enitentiary for one
year. In the case of the Commonwealth
VS.. s. NJ. Bell a new trial was granted, and
the case will probably be retired next week.
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To whom correspondence may be addressed

WALNUT LEAF HiIR 3ssro1EH.-Itn en-
tirely diaerent' from all Others. 1t is -
clear Is water, and, Is its name indicates, il
q perfectly Vegetable Hair Rsstorer. 1t viii
imnsdiately free the head from al dsndruff
restore gay hair to is natural color, and
produce 1 new growth where Il has fallen
Cd. II does mot II any manner ai!sct the
health, which iulR4uf; .99sif 'o9lssd and
nitrate p sQtsz P~SsPsfations have done
Il viii change light o : hdsd hair In . few
days to . beautiful glossy brown. AK youl
druuist for IT, Each bottls = warranted.
smith, Kline 1 Co., Wholesale assnts, Phil
sdelphia, and Han 4 Rueksl, New York
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Much Of the trouble the farmer experi,

Much of the trouble the farmer experien-
es in the %replanting of crops arises from
carelessness in selecting seed. Every far
mer should see to 1t that the seed he plants
are fully matured and not injured by damp
ness or freezing. A little care in selecting
seed before the season for planting arrives
would not only save time, but perhaps be
one of the most important helps to a large
Il rran
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by posters printed at this Office last week,
all the personal property of Philip Coleman,
deceased, is advertised to be sold by the Ad-
ministrators on Tuesday, May LIST, at the
late residence of the deceased, in Jenner
township. The sale will commence at 8
O'Clock in the morning, and from the
amount of property TO be sold will likely
continue all day.
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Dry goods, carpets, clothing. hats and
shoes-The largest stock Of hemp, ingram
extra supers, three ply, and tapestry brus
sci carpets, wall paper and window shades
ever exhibited in Somerset, can now be seer
at our carpet rooms, in connection with
large stock of men and boys clothing ant
hats of the latest styles. womens, misses
and chiIdren's shoes, all new goods. w,
will sell our entire stock of dry goods 81
cost for cash until further notice to max,
room for our spring stock of new goods il
that line.
J.. M. HoLpExBAUM 4 Sous.
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Cook e. BEERITs.
4 nice stock of ladies and

a nice STOCK OF ldulc , dilu
gentlemen's Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hos
iery, Buttons, Ribbons, etc, for sale by
PARKER & PARKER.
See my advertisement of garden seeds IN
This weeks edition Of the HERALD. & \.
Boyd, the Druggist.
Morn TRIs-If any Of our readers have
private receipts for liniment, family medi-
cines, horse powders. etc. that they desire
10 have compounded, they will do well to
consult Campbell, the Druggist, 264 Nam
street, Jamestown. His stock of drugs, dye
stutfss. cts. are not only fresh but pure, and
his prices reasonable. His aim is to please
his customers. and he knows that the way
TO do this is by selling strictly pure goods at
reasonable figures. Don't forget the name
and number. 2e4 Main St. Johnstown-
Messrs. Keller & Sanner, the well known
grocers and eonfectioners of this town have
added fiour and feed to their business, and
propose to push il vigorously. They have
the Celebrated Vienna Flour in barrels and
sacks, as well as a choice brand made by
Brinker 4 Mullin, by the gradual reducti%
roller process. Corn. oats and chop always
in stock. Their stock Of groceries is new,
fresh and full. Mocha, Java, and all other
grades Of fine coffee a speciality. The purest
and hes, confectionery in the market. Best
brands Of tobacco and cigars always on
hand.
GIT READY FOR YotR Spring WORK
Qnr friend Frank Gaul has gone east on a
sour 10 get on to the latest styles in his line,
ihtioe decoration. lie proposes 10 take in
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington, and will visit ell the noted art
establishments in the cities named. Mr..
Gaul is a live man. and believes in keeping
up to the times. and justly rates as among
the 6nt Of our decorative artists.
would respectfully inform my friends of
Somerset county that have opened a new
drug stores at 232 Main Street, Johnstown,
Pa, where ! would be pleased TO see them.
Ny stock consists Of Pure Drugs, Chemicals.
Patent Medicines, Dye stuifs. Perfumery
and Fancy Goods generally. At this season
Soald call attention. 20 the insertrades,
saeh as Pure Paris Green, Pure Powdered
White Hellebore, Persian Insect Powder,
etc When in need of anything in the
ofug line come and see me or write for
P'ees. All inquiries ch~eerfully answered.
CHAs. GRIEFI1H
232 Main Street. \
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1t is understood that Vanderbilt and Gar
rett, of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany, contemplate the construction of a
route that will tap Altoona, Harrisburg, and
other important points that now have no
other outlet to Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
and Baltimore than by the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Engineers are already at work
surveying the lines. Both roads, when
completed. will be formidable rivals to the
Pennsylvania experimentation Tribune.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Magdalsna Good, deceased, late Of
Somerset Township.
Letters of administrator on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
propef authority notice is hereby given TO all
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi.
ate % and those having claims against the
ZANE TO present them duly authenticated for set
Element ON Saturday, the 10th day ofMsy lSS3,
Al the .esidepce Of the Administration In Friedens
burg. SAMUEL nNfDER,
anr1a Administrator.
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Fossil Mari.
N.w Goods at C. ". Truxa's.
F5sbingt tackle at c. y. Boyd's.
Nou can get eight tin-type pictures for a
..If dollar at welfey's photograph gallery.
Go to Parker & Parker for
linen. Cotton and Wooden Carpet Chaine.
sae Hefley's large selection of wall paper
h,fore making your spring purchases.
ca to Holderbaum's and see their new
..,pets. and buy your dry goods at cost.
Trout rods, flies, hooks, etc. at Boyd's.
NON can get eight tin-type pictures for a
half dollar at welfey's photograph gallery.
Young man. go West But first of all 60
.. uealey's. where you will find one hun
,,.d varieties to select from, and purchase a
trunk or valise.
Special bargain in colored
nd black six, colored and black cash
r,sres. rsmbetta silk suitings, illuminated
e,rres. illuminated twills, Nillson brocades,
lain seryes. Pacific Srocades, at
PARKER & PARKER.
Morrison a. Bros Cough Syrup, Lini-
-, Horse and Cattle Powder have, by
.heir Goodness, gained a large sale. The
i've and price suits me. Also try Bum
steads Worm Syrup
have now on hand a car load of Fossil
,fo-l the best natural fertilizer known.
parties wishing to purchase can get it for 81
- sack containing 200 pounds, or $40 pc
Every farmer should try it OF his corn,
-,atoes etc. JOHN S. sHAFER, Agent.
We are headquarters for hardware, iron
and nails. oils and paints.
J. NJ. HoLDERBAUS q Sons.
1910 bolts of wall paper, in all styles. and
very cheap at Hefley's. Send for samples.
cotoC. W. Truxal for good fish.
Won can get eight tin-type pictures for 81
.oD,s at Welaey's photograph gallery.
Mar MaRKEr.-Main Street.-We have
.rs, added a large Refrigerator to our Meat
MDAL AINAA&
,Le, IN which all meats can be kept cool
end clean. Mutton, Beef, Pork, &C, kept
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
brving meat can ave it kept in the Refrig-
orator until wanted.
Ne have. also, 10000 new brick for sale,
which we will sell by the hundred or thous-
and at a low price.
Ross DAVIS d Co.
Joiut bass rods, oiled silk lines, reels, fly
books. etc, at Boyd's.
You can get eight tin-type pictures for a
half dollar at Welfey's photograph gallery
Hefley sells wall paper to all parts Of
county. owing to his large selections and low
prices.
Grass SEEDs.-Have in stock a large sup
pty of timothy comparatively low in price,
and limited amount of clover, large and
small. somewhat high in price, in sympathy
with western markets.
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nj Patent Medicine
Dealers.
Sales 100 Glass 4 Tax 90
20 10 90
classification of Tayerns.
Sales 1000 and less GLASS; Tax $50 90
classification OF Eating Houses.
Sales 5000 and less Glass; Tax 80 90
Classification OF Distilless.
Sales 5000 and less Class7 Tax S25 90
Classification Or B%0ttIers.
Minimum License, $50.
Classification of Billiards.
One table, s3v 90 Each additional table. $40 90
TAKE NOTICE-All who are concerned il
this appraisement. that an appeal will be held a
the COMMISSIONER once on the 18th day Of May
A. ID. 1883, between the hours Of Q A ". and 4 p. N.
when and where you may attend II you thinl
proper.
]. H. KEEPPER,
Mercantile Appraiser.
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Rev. Charles Steck, a well known Luth&-
an preacher who has preached all through
Western Pennsylvania, and who is o To-
Gated in Pittsburgh, has forsaken the pulpit
and adopted the stage as his profession.
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A7n A yssS nsds ct home by the In
VT dasfffe1s. Best business dow BE-
ipfe s q r sSs Ca, o. 4as r. Ss. nee; e.
MIN, Eeysaod girls wanted sverywhers 10 votk
for n. Nov h the tine. You can work n spere
time, or give your whole time to the h~usinees. NO
other business VIII pay you nearly a. veil ~
enc can tall TO make m pay ~ N6seEAx q
once. Costly OUTFIT and terms fzee, Mercy mede
fast; easily and AouorshAy. Address TsuE Z ,
AagqHste, Maes. oeoseEy
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The official stenographic report of the
Guiteau trial, as published by the Govern
ment printing office, Washington, makes
three octave volumes of some nine hundred
pages each.
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Rev. George W. Hart, Grand Worthy
Chief Templar, will lecture on the subject Of
Temperance in the Methodist church Sat
urday evening. and will preach on the same
subject in the Disciples church Sunday
evening. The public are cordially invited
TO attend. Rev. Hart has the reputation of
being a lorcible and eloquent talker.
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The general impression seems TO be that
the fruit crop this season will be large. The
regular amount of growing is of course in
dulged in, but there are no facts to substan-
tate gloomy predictions.
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NOTICE.

Estate OF Simon Haas. late OF Somerset Bor.
Somerset Co., Pa, deed.
Letters tesramcntary on the above ese2t
having been granted 20 the undersigned by TN
proper authority. notice Is hereby given to al
persons indebted to said estate toma ke
payment, and those having lsimszzsinstths SAM
will presentthem daily authenticated for settle
meut an Saturday. April q. 1855. NJ the ONCE ol
j. X. Scott, In Somerset borough
mo. r. SCOTT.
marsl Executor.
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Mr.. b. +. Meyers. editor of the Harrisburg
Patriot aud wife, have been spending the
past few days in Somerset.
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, DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

fstats o George Z. penner, late Of Somerset
Twp. deceased
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersiyned, BY ths
t.Sshs~d II II 10 make Immediate payment, and
tbose having claims or demands WIN present them
.duly authenticated TOR settiemsnt, on or before
Saturday. April "A; isss At me once Of Js"esA-
CArHARINE DENNER,
u. Ad~mfnisxatrix.
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Something new, One price store, and all
new stock. A. IL. Ferner Il Bro, will open
a full line of boots, shoes, leather and find
ings, in their new room opposite Cook &
Beerits', after April Dist. They will also
manufacture.
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New Goods. New Goods, New Goods
For New Goods go to the store of
Park er and Parker.

Calicos, Ginghams, Cheviot Shirtings, the
leading brands of bleached and u~nbleaehed
Muslins, Sheetings, Pillow Case Muslins,
Tickings, Summer Pant Goods, &c.
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Street Commissioner Davis had a force of
hands at work last week. Many of our
streets need the attention Of the Commits
Toner badly.
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Only one drunk and disorderly" was
brought before Burgess Colborn last week.
He was fined three dollars and costs. and
was gently admonished by the Burgess.
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NOTICE Is hereby given to all the Justices Of the
Peace, the Coroner and Constabies within the said
County Of Somerset. that they be then and there
in their proper persons. with their rolls, records,
inQuisitions, examinations. and other remem.
brances, to do those things which TO their offices
and in that behalf appertain to be done: and also
they who will prosecute against the prisoners that
are or shall be In the Jail OF Somerset county, to be
then and there to prosecute against them as shail
be Iust. JOHN ]. SPAN0LER.
mar Is. Sheriff.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS. Choice white
heavy Michigan oats for seed; now in stocI
ear load and another bought TO arrive soon
No enterprising farmer can afford to be with.
out his variety of seed oats.
Cook K BEERITs,
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O U PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Honorable WILLIAM ]. BAER
President Judge Of the several Courts Of Common
Pleas Of the several counties composing the Six
teenth Judicial District. and Justice Of the Court;
Of Oyer and m and General Jail Delivery,
for the trial of all capital and other offenders IN
the said District, and WILLIAM COLLINS and SMA'
uE. SNYDER, Esquires. Judges of the Courts OF
Common Pleas, and Justices Of the Courts oil
Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery
for the trial of all capital and other offenders in
the county Of Somerset, have Issued their precepts
and to me directed, for holding a Court Of Com
mon Pleas, and General Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace, and General Jail Delivery, and Courts OF
Over and Terminer. at Somerset.
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Court commences next Monday. The
greater part Of the week will be taken up in
the trial ofcriminal cases.
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Paul II. Gather, Esq, of Lstrobe, i
paying a visit to his parents in Somerset.
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Already the grain and grass is beginning
to look fresh and green, and the wild fiow-
ers have commenced to bloom.
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Headquarters for L

Health Corset, Champion Corset, Brevoot
Corset. Wide Awake Corset, the best in the
market.
PARKER & PARKER.
You can have your hall and stairs cover
ed with brussel carpets with borders to match
at Holderbaum's.
Millinery goods a speciality at c. w.
Tuxal's.
C.N. Boyd, the druggist, keeps the hnest
assortment of fishing tackle in the county
Blue suits. warranted all wool and fast
colors. Just received at Hefley's, who sells
them for less money than they can be
bought anywhere else in in the county.
NAcKEREL AND LAKE FIsH.-In stock fifty
barrls mackerel and lake fish direct from
the sources of production, consisting OF bar
res. halves, quarters, and kits, which we
offer at fair prices for cash or in exchange
for country produce.
Cook & BEERlTs.
Clothing at extremely low figures at C. w
Truxal's.
Great bargains in White
Goods. Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Bed
Spreads. Lace Curtains, Hamburg EdgIngs
and lnoertings, Linen and Lace Collars,
Fichues. India Linens, Plaid and STRIPED
Nainsock, Pique Opera shawls, at
PARKER & PARKER.
Bargains al Holderbaum's in men ana
boys overcoats, ladies' satin olman
circulars. etc.
GrBHART's BRsT.-Ifyou want good bread
buy none otherthan "Gebhart's Best Flour,
manufactured under the New Jonathan
Mills Process" the improvements prepare
tory .. 1.-THE manufacture of which cost the
~proprieior Of the mill $4,000, and our re-
tail trade Of one hundred barrels a month
attes;s the fact that it is no bumbug.
Respectfully,
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Street cars are now running regularly in
Johnstown.
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Judge Baer is holding court in Bedford
this week.
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Bed spreads from fifty cents up at A.
Nathan's.
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The reputation of Eli Perkins as q humor-
ist, reached Burlington long ago, and the
people of this city, who enjoy a good thing,
went to. Mozart Hall last night to hear his
first lecture in this place, under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. C. A.
The subject of the lecture was the Phil
osophy of fun" He described the distiIc-
ton between wit and humor, and illustra-
ted his remarks by representations of differ
ent Lecturers and quotations from different
authors. From the commencement to the
close the audience was kept in the best of
spirits, and 1.-THE laughter was loud and fire.
quent. The lecturer frequently dropped the
humorous vein and became eloquent, but
through the whole were brilliant flashes OF
wit that caused the audience TO forget the
storm outside. and forget all business cares
or household troubles, and roar with laugh
ter when any striking hits were made. The
humor of Eli Perkins is charming, and
seems to burst out spontaneously as though
it were impossible to be confined, anda bet
ter pleased audience was never collected in
this city. May the lecturer visit us again is
the desire of all.-BUrliRqton Hd'Ckcye.
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You can get eight tin-type pictures for so
cents at welfey's photograph gallery.
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1t will pay you to read the advertisement
of A. Nathan.
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SHoArs FOR SALE.-Thirty-f five fine young
shoats for sale by Ross Davis 4 Co., and
James Parson, Jr. Inquire at Davis meat
market.