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pEGIsTER's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons e~oncernes
as legatees- CREDITORS or others !se, that tse foi
lowing accounts have passed register, and tina
the same Will he presented tor confirmation AMI
allowance 81 an Orphans Court 10 be held nj
erset on Thursday, the 2sth day Of Mas. lsss
l. First and nnas account Of Aaron VIII, Exec
uror OF Lazarus HochsteIler, decd
=. First and maj account OF JgsephJ. MoSgrave
Executor OF John Mosgrdge, deed.
I J. First ami En2l account OF h A. AaTtzeii
I Executor ofCa.hzrilc Mountain, decd
4. First and hnal account OF Iac0b Gerhard and
JIG lcunkin, Executors Ct FEedk- F. iounsfn-
deceased.
s. FIRST and partial account Of Sam1 Barclay,
Executor OF Jonathan Flick, deed.
9. First and nnal account Of h 4. Hartzeli
Executor OF David Mountain, deed
Z. First aad nnal account OIL u. Alderman
Administrator Of Samuel Zersess, decd
:. First and rnal account Of Josiah l.. Burk-,
holder, Administrator OF SamI Boyer, decd.
.. First and hnaI account Of ;. W. aad W. H.
! Fritz, Administrator OF Peter Walker, decd
10. First and nnaI account o. Christian k-eger,
Administrator of David SchrOck, deed.
II. First and final account VI Peter knle-eam,
! Administrator of Samuel Leydiz. deed
L. Account OF K. r.. Hammer and Lizzie Hor-
ner, Administrator &c ofkraLklin Homer, decd.
Is. account Of John ). Beal, Guardian Of Urias
S. and Minerva Jane Besl. minors.
Ii. Account Of H J. and J. J. Shaalis, Admrs.
sc. of Jonas Shauiis, decd
Is. Account Of w. A. Seibert and W. 5. Baer,
Admrs. &c. otSol J. Baer, decd.
ID. Account Of W.. A. SelDert aud W. ;. baer,
Administrator. &c, OF solomon J. Baer, decd.
who was Guardian OF Mary Jane Coleman.
II. First and naal account Of Jeremiah j. Pile,
guardian OF Nm- l. Slough, mincr-
IS. Second and hnal account Of David L. Mey-
ers, Admr. OF George p. Hay, decd.
%. First account Of Dsniei J. H0rner, Admr. c.
I. a. OF David Bell, deed
20. Account Of Daniel Loather, Admr. Of Philip
GleSsner. decd
q. First and final account Of Il Pugh and A
Z. Dickey, Admrs. Of John j. Spangler. deed.
-. First and mai aceOantof Joseph Cable. Ad-
ministrator Of Henry fenrod decd.
y. First and hnAl account OF A 4. and W. ;.
Blttucr. AdministIaterS Of Samuel Bittner, decd.
"a. Account Of samuel Berkey and Labias
Biough, Executors OF Tobias BlOugh, deed
-. First and NAL account OF Isaac loder, Ad-
ministrator Of Daniel e. Yoder, decd. VIM was
Guardian OF Lizzie Austear.
20. Second and anal account Of Michael Long,
Executor OF George Hardin. decd
y. First and maj account of Peter J. Cover,
Executor OF John p. Cover, deed
IS. First and inRl account Of J. NJ. LOuther and
Aughnss Whipperman, trustees for the saleoi the
real estate OF Ephraim d. Snyder, deed
-. First and nDal account OF J. NJ Louther,
Admir- OF Ephraim ID. and Isabella Snyder. deed.
No. Sc. Account Of Jacob Gerhard, guardian
OF Jonas Helnbaugh.
Registers Office, CHAL. @. SHAFER-
April p, lss5. Register.
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olnra unnnnm died AZ her nome B

Clara HauBum died at her home in Som
erset. Penn'a, April 9Th. iss6.
At a meeting Of the W c. T. L. of somer-
set. the following was unanimously resoly-
ed.
That in the death of our beloved sister we
lose our mos efficient and DEVOTED worker.
who labored increasingly while the Lord
gave her strength to prompt his righteous
cans. upon earth.
In the W. c. T. L. she opened the door
and led the way. Brave and true with I'M
falteriDg faith she appeared in the front
when there was need, and when in the
weakness Of the flesh she was compelled to
silence, her spirit was ever hopeful and her
heart warm with sympathy. Her work was
= well and faithfully done" In life she
trusted Him from whence coneth our
strength, and in death she triumphed giori-
ously. She longed tor the realities of eter-
nifty and repeated with dying lips His prec-
ious promise to them that love Him.
That We extend most heartfelt sympathy
to the bereaved family. especially to her
deeply afflicted mother, who cared for her
so tenderly aud TO whom her gentle pres
ence was ever a benediction
Mrs. NJ. o. KoosER,
Mrs. l.. A. HAY,
MIS-. w. b. FREasE.
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JUDGE DEAN ON TIE License QUEsTIoN.-
The bitter fight that has been wased for
some time past between the liquor and tenn
perance people wss brought TO a close last
week. We give extracts from the opinion
delivered By Judge Dean, as he is rewarded
as one of the ablest omrnon pleas judges in
the State.
The laws of the state intend that Licenses
shall be granted. if the evidence satisfies the
court that the house is necessary for the
accommodation Of the travelling public, that
it has the rooms and beds, and the applicant
is a man of good character. The supreme
court Justice Agnew, a strong prohibition
ist, rendering the opinion has so affirmed
every court Of the commonwealth for forty
years has So held, a single very recent opin-
ion to the contrary being cited. The law is
on the statute book before Us it, construc-
ton Is not open to doubt the evidence to
sustain the right Of the applicant to license,
aud that denying it. is before US nO%, in
the exercise of our judgment, or legal dis
cretion, in view Of all the evidence, has the
p%etioner met the requirements of the law or
has hs failed TO do SOP That is the only
question. Public sentiment has nothing to
seeks to change the Law in the court room
public sentiment might just as well demand
that John Tones should gain bis ejectment
suit against Peter Smith. A mans title to
his property is to be determined by the law
and the evidence his right to a license to
sell whiskey is to be determined in precise
ly the same way.
We are free TO say Thai the best way TO
stop i~ntemperance is not so clear to US as it
seems to be to most, il not all, of the re-
monstrants, and especially to their counsel.
We, too, have given it much thought and
investigation for fifteen years we have had
every opportunity for observation. All are
agreed this far, that the incorporate or ex-
c~essive use of liquor as a beverage leads to
deplorable results wrecks the drunkard
morally and physically and brings poverty
and suffering on those connected with him
and dependent upon him the man who
lifts his license to-day will admit this Just
as unqualified as the most Jealous prohibit
zionist asserts. All, or very near all. will
probably agree also in this. that the tenn
perate use of liquor has no appreciably del
eterious effect on the drinker does not az
feet his health does not shorten his life,
does not interfere with the performance Of
any civil or social duty. We mean by tenn
perate use. just such use as is ordinarily
made Of other stimulants. as tea, coffee and
tobacco a man is not more i%njuriously al
fected by two or three glasses of beer, wine
or spirits per day, than by two or three cups
of coffee. in itself the temperate use of this
stimulant is no more wrong than the use of
any other. Just here. however, comes in
the earnestly urged objection to alcohol,
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Mr.. MoKIsH IrExs.

! Mr.. MoKIAH IrEas.
Mrs. Hanna d. Rhodes is on a protracted
visit to friends in Johnstown-
William Holder. our tailor. is at present
disabled from work. caused by cutting bis
left Thumb while pruning grape vines, at
which business he spends about n month
of his time each year.
The firm of Swank & Zimmerman, OF
S;pesyiIle, has purchased the steam separa-
tor used by George Countryu,an, OF this
place. We are sorry that il is being moved
from here, as George C~ountryman did the
best threshing last fall ever done in this
vicinity.
Frank Dawson, of Jenner township, u
member of our brass band, who was mar
ried last fall, recently purchased a home,
located near DR.. Skaters. from Harvey
Gohn, and took possession last week. May
his lot be a happy and prosperous one.
Joseph Crist, the White sewing machine
! agent. is the only man in our community,
who don't complain Of dull times. He says
his trade is good, but the roads are so mud
| DIV, and the railroads too slow in bringing
ON his p~achines.
P. C. Maarer, one OF our stockmen. bred
from three eve sheep in thirteen months,
eighteen lambs. In December, 1854. two OF
his ewes had twin lambs, the other one had
one in July, S.. one Of them had twins. the
other two had one apiece, in January Sc the
three had twins, one lamb of December had
twins, and another bad one lamb, thus in
thirteen months from three ewes he had
eighteen lambs, making in all a flock Off
sheep. He has also a heifer calf about one
week old that weighed 9Sl pounds when
three hours old. Philip don't believe in
SCRUBS, but in the best blooded stock, and in
keeping them in good condition. he says
it don't pay to keep scrubs, as one viii eat
as much as a good steer.
REPORTER.
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GALE OF LORD TREDEGARS CELERRA
- TED CART STALLION,
.NpN Sr-ru -

This celebrated Cart Stallion, one of the fines;
ever bred In England. has been sold to Mr.. Ed.
ward A Alcotf, OF Pittsburgh. U. 5. A., who in.
tends taking him to that country for stock pur.
poses It Is a pity that this splendid Shire Horse.
which Is now in his prime, md Just rising 5 years
old, should be taken out OF the country still, he
has left behind him some OF the finest stock 10 be
found iRtbe United Kingdom, being one Of the
surest stock getters in any part Of the country.
He Is considered by many eminent Judges 70 be
the best type OF horse America could purchase.
having the advantage over "ClydesdaIes = OF be-
ing eiean-legged, while still retaining the same
large, fiat bone and equal strength.
He comes from the = NOlpareir Stock, and we
are satisfied, should he reach America safely. he
VIII give a good account OF himself before long =
South Wales Daily N0rs Offices. Oct. 10. lsS5
This fine Stallion, winner Of many prizes In
South Wales. Will stand for the season at my
place In Ursina. at SO. No charge for mares not
proving with ioal.
apr2l. EDWARD ALCOTT.
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DIED.

FORESPRING.-0n April Il, at her
home in Middleereek Township, this coun-
", Ms Mary ~Forespring, aged q years, 8
months and 10 days.
WEIGLE-Near S~hanksyille. Pa, on
Wednesday, April Il, 1856, Nellie Marion
Margaretta, infant daughter of David and
Cesilla weigle, aged > months and 30 days.
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William Martin moved from near Shanks-
VILE to Adams township. in Cambria
ty, the middle Of last December. The lat
ter part Of last week he was found with a
serious wound in his throat, and it is be-
lieyed that he was prompted by Jealousy of
his wife to try to end a miserable existence.
The wound was not fatal, however, and he
will recover. His friends gave out that the
wound was inflicted By a large torn-cat that
attacked him as be slept.
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Somerset, Pa.

Mr.. B. Beeher, the one-price clothier, has
taken possession of his new quarters in the
Baer Block, in the room formerly occupied
by Woods Jewelry store, and now has one
of the handsomest and most complete cloth
ing stores in the county. His stock Of ready
made clothing, hats, caps aud Gents fur
nishing goods. is large and well selected
and comprises all the newes line of goods
and the latest spring styles His prices are so
low that they will amaze you. Call and look
ever his stock. whether you wish to purchase
or not.
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TEMPERANCE LEcruEEs.

TEMPERANCE LEcTUEEs.
The famous temperance lecturer, Mr.. 4
c. Rankin, who is said to be superior to
Murphy, has been secured TO deliver lee
lures at the following times and places
Somerset, Monday and Tuesday evenings,
April 10Th and 9th.
Stoyestown, Wednesday and Wednesday
evening, April 2S.
lockwood, Thursday and Thursday even
ing, April ..
Meyersdale, Friday and Friday evening,
April 30.
Ursina, Saturday evening. May 1.
Lectures free; a grand treat Let every.
body attend.
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A CARD.
Desiring my friends and acquaintance to
know tina | have been publicly accused by
J. B. Snyder of saying Il would not allow
any one employed by me TO buy of any mer-
chant who signed the remonstrance against
the granting Of license, and that would
discharge any one of my employees who
would buy of them,' and that I had refus-
ed to accept money changed at his store
The first accusation is a deliberate false
hood as 1 never thought of doing such a
thing for a moment aud never said it and I
defy him TO prove it. J have never said to
any one employed by me since coming to
Somerset that they shonld buy at any par
ticular store, for pay them their earnings
and never eoerced them to buy at any spec
ial store.
/ did say to a business man in this bor-
ough that / did not want him to get a bill
| changed at that store for me, as | did not
go there since he signed the remonstrance
thinking he would not wish to change mon
ey for me when l did not ~patronize him.
On the 10Th inst. he first attacked me OF
the public highway and threatened to hurt
my patronage, unless would patronize him
as formerly, by refusing to buy goods OF
any commercial salesman who patronized
my house. He has executed his threat in
several instances but succeeded with only
one salesman and in that instance by tell
inr him a barefacvd untruth.
He was the first to start the unpleasant
| affair and said to me it would be war to
the knife. - and l am willing TO have it out
with him but prefer to reply to him through
the press that all may read and that I may
not be contaminated by conyersing with
such a mean principled nan
Thanking my many friends for their
kindness in the past. l remain
Most respectfully yours,
Mrs. W. J. H~IGISBoTHAN.
Ill rQ4b 1850
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Another test case has been brought against
the BALTIC. & Ohio Relief Association. this
time in GAINESVILLE, o. A petition has been
filed in the common pleas o there by
james A. Williams, praying for the recov-
cry Of sl58. which was retained out of his
wages as assessments for the insurance fund
during his employment with the company.
The petition sets forth that the present sys-
tenn of compulsory insurance among the
employees was hnst enforced by the CON-
pany in April, 1850, and zach month there
after until December, 1885. at which time
he left the service. The money retained.
the petitioner claims, was ~wrongfully with
held.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Rehecea Mason. deed, late ef Milford
Twp. Somerset 20. Pa.
Letters Of administrator on the above estate
having been granted 70 the unisrSigned BY the
proper authority, notice IL hereby gfyen TO all
persons Indebted 20 sai1 estate 20 make fmfnedi-
ate payment, and t.0se kasiag claims against the
same viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement IN SATURDAY, the 22th day Of Nay,
1885. az he house Of 7. ". Mason.
f. W. MASON,
ApZ- Administrator Of Rebeeca Mason.
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Our farmers. horse raisers and all those
interested in raising good stock will find il
to their interest to read Mr.. Peter Hefiieyis
advertisement. to be found in another col
umn. Mr.. Heffiey has added another i'm
ported horse to his stud at a large expense.
This last purchase Is certainly n of the
-handsomest and best specimens Of the draft
horse ever brought TO this country. For a
number OF years past Mr.. Hefiley has deyot-
ed a great deal of his time,and attention to
horse raising. He has done more to i'm
prove the stock of this county than any 9th
er man, always buying the most desirable
horses regardless of expense or trouble.
Somerset county Is justly celebrated for the
number aud quality Of horses it produces
furnishing more for the eastern market
Thar any other county in the state, and for
this il is in a great measure indebted to Mr..
Hefiiey. That he in return should receive
the liberal patronage and support of our
horse ~raisers goes without saying.
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wishing TO improve their stock will do well
to write me for prices. Ny breeding stock
is all thoroughbred, of the Magic Strain
Young pigs in May and June Also, s. C.
Brown Legborn eggs for Matching.
Ross F. DAVIS,
Somerset. Pa.
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The County Commissioners are at present
in session at their Office in the court house,
holding the appeals for the borough and
township. Friday they 20 TO lockwood
and give a day to that borough and Milford
township. which will wind up the appeals
for this year. Clerk Hileman informs us
that their sittings throughout the county
lave been quite largely attended.
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TAVERN LICENSES.

THE Glowing persons have fled In my Office
L their Petition for Tavern or Restaurant Ii
csnse-, together with the certificates, attdsyits,
bonds, Sr ant notice is hereby given tGAt the
same xil be presented 10 the Court Of Quarter
Sessions for allowance on Monday evening. May,
II, lsss, when and where ali persons interested
can attend II they see proper.
TAVERN LICENSES
Charles A. Mitchell, Addison Twp.
Edward NicslON,
r. 7, Fra.ee, Confluence Borough
Scott Steiner.
AUGUSTUS kOehler. ConemRugh Twp.
Frederick DUR, Greenville
Thomas Williams, Elk Lick
:. L. Swsitzer, Larimer
Robert Guthrie. Meyersdsle Borough
T. q. Walker,
Nathaniel Slicer,
John Il. Slicef,
Lila a. Baer.
George DeHayen. Northampton Twp.
Franz J. Foiler, New Baltimore Borough.
Samuel A. Haines, kOckwOOd Borough.
samuel Blckmun,
Samuel custer, Stoyes5OwR
IGhn II. Hite,
Liza A. TAI map, SOMERSET
NJ. Higgin50shal,
John :. LIZ 0ns, UrslRa Borough
a. A. miller,
Scott Rush,
J.J. Kennel, Wellersbarg "
PrOtn0nOtary's Ofhce, IN. B.URITCHFIELD,
April2 Il 1855 ProthOnO,ary
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John II. Hennekamp. having purchased
the Recke Bakery. is now in possession
and prepared to furnish the public with
bread, pies, cakes, etc. Also. a full line of
fresh groceries kept constantly on hand.
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For sALE.-Three secondhand one-horse
spring wagons.
One secondhand two-horse spring wagon,
with pole and shafts.
One secondhand blackboard, with springs.
Terms to suit the purchaser. Inquire at
the Hardware Store.
JAMES B. HoLpERBAUM-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses have beer granted to
the following named persons by Clerk Shaier
during the past week
Nelson Faidley, of Upper Turkeyfoot
township. 70 Lavily Wicklow, of Lower Tur-
keyfoot township.
Jacob r. Deeter and Mary NJ. Poorbaugh,
both Of Allegheny township.
Charles Hefiiey, OF Glenwood. Pa. and
Sarah A. Hentz, of Somerset township.
Gabriel J. s~tevannus and Rebecca Jane
Keefer, both of Elklick township.
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NOTICE IN DIVORCE.

George II. Tayman In the Court of Common
ys. Pleas OF Somerset Co, Pa.
Elnora Tayman.
Alias subpoena for Divorce on ground Of Desertion
To EIn0ra TdgnaGH
You are hereby notified 10 be and appear az
the next Court of Common Pleas Of Somerset Co
Pa. tobe held IN Somerset on the 50 Monday Of
May, 1856, 10 answer the complaint OF your hus
band, George H. Tayman, the plaintiff above
named, and show cause. If any you have. why
your said husband should not be divorced
from the bonds OF Eatrimony entered into with
you, agreeably TO the prayer Of his petition and
libel exhibited against you before said Court.
Sherifs Office, JOHN WINTERS.
Apr. 81. lsS6. Sheriff.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

To ZelnGn Rush. Of Brown County. Neb.,
Thomas Hyatt, Of Seward, Westmoreland Co.,
Pa, and Alien Hyatt Of Connellsyille, Fayette
County, Pa:
You are hereby n0nie that in pursuance of a
Writ OF Partition issued outofthe OrphSns' Court
OF Somerset County, Pa. and 70 rae directed, 1
will hold an inquest on the real estate Of Elizabeth
Hyatt decd, situate IN Lower Turkeyf0ot Twp,
Somerset County, Pa. ON Thursday. April -,
1855, when and where you can attend If you think
proper.
Snerih's Office, JOHN WINTERS,
Marcn "a. 80 Sheriff
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Fees FOR SALE.-I have a flock OF hand
some, full-blood Brown LeghoTn Chickens.
Eggs from them can be had at u time.
One dollar per setting of thirteen z
GEORGE AUMAN,
Somerset Pa.