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why-and susy visiting you9 Why, ]

Why-and eusJ Vlsltlng your "ns'
The hired girl began to laugh.
81 knew you thought So" she cried,
gaily; ''and it was SO funny couldn't
help letting it go that way, to see what
you'd do. 1t was just like ridiculous
man to think, Just because | had on
Aunt Sally's apron and was helping her,
that I was the girl Why, I had on
my bracelets and all my rings that very
evening, and a gold pin in my hair, and
you never noticed. Oh, dearl it's been
too much fun all along. And 1 didn't
do it for that purpose, you know, like
girls in stories; but I've found out that
you like me for myself, anyhow"
The doctor looked wilted, and Tom,
with one arm around Susy's waist,
turned to look at him, with calm
smile. .
II should have married her anyhow" !"
he remarked, confidently; and Wilson
knew that he would have.-Emn'a d.
ODler
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WOMAN'S WORLD.
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOR
FEMININE READERS
A Oueer Gown.

Here, for the satisfaction of American
womankind, says the Paris correspondent
of the New Yolk Times, is something
about dress which the ladies are talk.
ing about, and which I was taken to see.
1t is one of a series calculated to make
Mrs. Langtry outshine the lilies that were
satisfied to simply do nothing but eel pse
Solomon. The dress changes Mrs.
Langtry into a good imitation of gray
bat. The wings are in black tullc
covered with jet, and in front loose tunlc
of golden China Grape, all embroidered
in gold and jet, is fastened on the chest
by real stuffed bat with diamond eyes
The effect is more alluring than striking.
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A Wire House.

A house of wire lathing is one OF the
curiosities of the Manchester exhibition.
The architect is Mr.. &. +. Armitage,
and the wire lathing is stated to resist
fire. This wire lathing can be applied
to ordinary wooden beams; and 1t can
be used for the partitions by itself; while
wire cloths of various kinds form parts
of the same invention. 1t will be seen
that tho cottage Is neat in appearance,
and, if fireproof, it has at least one sub
stantiul property to recommend it,
Casselps.
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THE Earth A MERRY-GO-ROUND

Tho earth is merry go-round,
With plenty Of room to gyrate;
10 the hub Of the sun fast bound,
While flying around at high rats,
And great and small
Are riders all
On the earth's great msr1y-g go round.
We are whirled with the world around and
around,
Oa this merry-rerry-merry-g 60 -roundt
tSpring.)
We passed where the waking
Of Nature did bring
The buds to the breaking,
The birds to the wing;
And May overtaking,
We sang to the Spring.
(Summsr.)
We passed fruit-laden trees,
And wheat above the knees,
Flower-bedS ablaze;
While lazy life, at ease,
Lay famed by perfumed breszs
OF Summer days.
(Autumn.)
We passed where the woods were arrayed
Like Rachers ftrst-born;
And fields that were barred by the blade,
And banks that were cool in the shade
IN Autumn's mild morn.
(Winter)
We passed while snowfakes fell like sand,
Through snow-glass set-up in the sky;
Watched water masquerade as land,
And saw December die!
OH, cold December diel
We ara whirled with the world around and
around,
On this merry-merry y-merry-go-roundl
Hunter MacClloch
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A Story of Jenny Lind.

The following is Characteristic story
related of Jenny Lind. 1t is contained
in letter, written from Paris in 1S47,
to Douglas Jerrold, by novelist of some
reputc in his day: II am somehow re-
minded of good story heard the other
night from man who was witness of it
and an actor in it. At a certain Ger
man town last autumn thee was tre-
mendous furor ab.ut Jenny Lind, who,
after driving the whole place mad, left
it on her travels early one morning. The
moment her carriage was outside the
gates, a party of rampant students, who
had escorted it, rushed back to the inn,
demanded to be shown to her bedroom,
swept like whirlwind up p.stairs into the
room indicated to them, tore up the
sheets and wore them in strips as decora-
tions. An hour or two afterward bald
old gentleman of amiable appearance, an
Englishman, who was staying in the
hotel, came to breakfast at the table
d'hote, and was observed to be much
disturbed in mind and to show great
terror whenever o student came near him.
At last he said In low voice to some
people who were near him at the table }:
'You are English gentlemen, I observe.
Most extraordinary people, those German.
Students, in body, raving mad. gentle
menw 'Oh, no. said somebody else; ;
'cxcitablc, but very good fellows and
very sensible BY God, SIR returned
the old gentleman, still more disturbed,
then there's something political in it
and Pm marked man. / went out for
a little walk this morning after shaving
and while 1 was gone'-he fell into a
terrible perspiration as he told it they
burst into my bedroom, tore up my sheets
and are now patrolling the town in all
directions with bits of 'em in their
buttonhole.'" 1t is needless to add that
they had gone into the wrong bedroom.
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We arc always complaining our days
arc few and acting rs if there would be
no end of them.
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Eclipse Of the Sun.

New Years day. 1850. viii be ushered
in with more than The customary eclst
IN addition to the usual terrestrial atfrac-
ton Of turkey and trimmings, the celes
tai feature Of the day viii be a total
eclipse Of the sun, mainly visible on the
Paeiic coazi, but partial throughout the
entire United States. A total eclipse Of
the sun visible in the United States is All
uaususl occurrence, and throughout the
West California, Dakota and Nebraska.
the path in which the phase Of totality
will be visible, is not more than 100 miles
wide. As though gotten up specially FOR
the occasion, the eclipse viii strike u
western coast-line about the location of
the great Lick observatory, where very
elaborate preparations are being made
for observations. The point of contact
in the far west will b. shortly after noon.
1t viii be partial in this part of Penn
shortly before sunset.
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The IDteT Ocean
Is Published Every Day of the Year, and is the

s16day iaSTudsd 81 @ q n posREp 8sPI ta~-". ""~.- 70 g g P e year ysa
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chIldren's Christmas.

One Of the most touching pictures in
the life Of Margaret Fuller is that given
in her letters to her husband and friends
concerning her baby. 1t brings her near
er to us than brilliant intellectual achieve
ment. when he smiles in his sleep, how
it makes my heart beat - she writes ;
"and all the solid happiness / have
known has been at times when he went
10 sleep in my arms" On Christmas day
there came some toys for the little Nino
"a bird and a horse and a cat. She says:
ut almost made me cry to see the kind
of fearful rapture with which he regard
ed them; his legs and arms extended,
fingers and toes q~uivering, mouth made
up to a little round o, eyes dilated for a
long time, he did not even wish to touch
them. After he began to realize the sit
uation, he was different with all three
loving with the bird, very wild and
shouting with the horse, with the cat,
putting her face close to his, staring in
her eyes, and then throwing her away"
She adds: Il feel remorsed 10 think that
! never ave children more toys in the
course Of my life. | regret all the money
| ever spent on myself or in little pres
ents for grown people, hardened sinners,
| did not know what pure delight could
be bestowed
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Wonderful Popularity.

The fact that the sale Of Or. Pierce :
Pleasant Purgative pellets exceeds that
Of any other pill in tie market, be it
great or small, is on account of the fact
that they are tiny, little, -sugar-coated
granulcs, and that in most eases one little
Pellet is sulicien, for a dose that they
are purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less and for constipation, ~billiousness,
sick healache, and all diseases arising
from arrangement Of the liver, stomache
or bowels, they are absolutely a specific.
A gentle laxative or active cathartic' ac-
cording to size Of dose.
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Answer dis Question.

Why do so many people We see aroun
us seem 10 prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation
Dizziness, Loss Of appetite, Coming "
of the Food, Yellow Skin, when for "a
cents we viii sell them Shiloh's System
Waller, guaranteed to cure them. Sold
by Geo. W. Benford & Son.
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1889.
Harper's Young People.
An Illustrated Weekly.

HarPer's Young People begins its tenth vol
rue with the first Number in November.
During The year it will contain five serial
stories, including "Dorymates," by Kirk
Munroe " The Red Mustang by w. o.
stoddard and "A Day in Waxlond.r by
Il. X. Munkitrick Nels Thurlow's Trial. /"
By J. I. Trowbridge " The Three Wishes
by +. Anster and Brander Matthews a Sc
ries of fairy tales written and illustrated by
Howard Pyle Home Studies in Natural
History by DR.. Felix L. Oswald; Little
Experiments, by Sophia b. Herrick and
"Glimpses Of Child Life from Dickens by
Margaret e.. Sangster articles on various
sports and pastimes, short stories by the best
writers, and humorous papers and poems,
with many hundreds OF illustrations of ex-
cellent quality. Every line in the paper is
subjected to the most rigid editorial scrutiny
in order that nothing harmful may enter its
columns.
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WHISKEY KILLS.

50 East 17rH STREET. NEw YoEE
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LIBRARY oFTRIRUNE EXTRAS.

Every year The Tribune prints an Almanac
and Index and several bound Extras II
Is proposed now to systematic the pubiica-
ton of these Extras, and to issue them, regu-
larry, once a month, II numbers per year.
The Almanac will be issued in It's old form.
only with new, valuable and extensive addi-
tons 10 the contents. the number for 1883.
by the way, containing complete returns of
the Presidential election. The other num-
bers will be made up with pages of about
monthly magazine size. There will he one
or two numbers, per year, devoted to the
latest ideas in " knitting and crochet" Sew
eral will contain complete novels. Others
will be made mp Of entertaining features OF
special and permanent value relating to
Science, Society. Literature, Politics. etc.
Single copies, p cents. Price, per year, for
the 10 numbers, 50.
THE TRIBUNE NEW YORK.
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Some Foolish People

Allow a cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach of medicine. They of
ten say, ~Oh, it will wear away but in
most eases it wears them away. Could
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam, which
We sell on a positive guarantee to cure,
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price 50 cents and 81. Trial sizes free.
At ali Druggists.
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Rheumatism

We doubt q ihere Is. or en- be, a specific
remedy Tor rscrnztisai hut thousands Who
have suffered It's pains have been greatly lsa-
caicl by Hoods s1rsapanIla. II you have
failed 10 fad relief, Try this great remedy.
i vas an.eted With Rheumatism twenty
years. Previous 10 1s3 / found no relief. but
grew worse. and Il one tine was alnnst help
less Hoods sarsspariila did mo more coed
ihan al TIE other medicine ] ever had"
II. T.. BALcoM. Shirley Village. Mass.
- had rheumatism three years. 1nd got no
relief TIL I took Hoods slrsap1rlla- Il has
done great things fo7 rac. Ircccnmeud Il 10
otsers" LEWIS BURrAsK, riddfiord, &c.
Hoods SarSapariila il Characterized by
three pccuiisiiiics lst, the c~oD1iaasioa 81
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion; Sd, tho
precoss CT securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result Is raediriae Of unusual
strength, cfecting cures hitherto unknown
Send for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods szrsarariisa tones up ms system,
puf1cs ny hood Slarreus ~ appetite. and
seems to make me over s.f- THOMSON,
Register IL Decds, Lowell. Mass.
Hoods ~Ssrsararilla beats ~ othcrs. and
IS Eqrth rs weight IN enld.1 l. HARRINGTON,
10 Bank St1cets New York CIy.
Hoods SaFsapaFiIIa
Sold by III druggists. 81; SIX for S. Nude
only BY c l. HOOD & co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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! have been troubled with catarrh
from boyhood, and considered my case
chronic until about three years ago /
procured Ely's Cream Balm, and l count
myself sound to-day, all from the use of
n BOTTLE. r. Cooley, Hardware Mer-
chant, Montrose, Pa.
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How often are wc yet 20 be told that whiskeg
kills Arsenic Kills. opium Als. ana 30 40 nun.
cred % other good remedies kin fabassd Instead
of HSsa. But ask the question. vii whiskeg
cure Yes = the positive reply 0f the m 5.
eminent physicians Of ell he land. Disease siea !
into youT system Ike "a sneak thief In o yOur
hpu-e, AMI olen by negiectng a bad cold. ue
emf ourcays in lingering and wishing or health
when, indeed. one bottle Of Purf ~ or
Brithf would have cured The coll. such c6ods
may be scsrce. but the can *, Ounda NJ Max kleins
= Eedlrai street Allegheny. His .silvA Age j.
the only whiskey endorsed by the doctors. Yon
Tan get the pure Guckenheimer, Finch on Fihsou
Rye az Si.olte- quart Or six quarts tor 500. send
for price list.
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The HomeIiest Man

In Somerset, as well as the handsomest
and Others. are invited TO call on any
druggist and get free a trial bottle OF
Kemp's Balsam for the Lungs, a remedy
that is selling entirely upon its merits
and is guaranteed to cure and relieve all
Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma.
Bronchitis and Consumption. Price so
cents and 81.
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ats more blessed to give than to re-
%ceive." is a truth well worth considering
at this merry Christmas time. Yon will
be surprised to see how much joy and
gladness a trifing gift will bring to a
friend, and the consciousness of having
done a good deed viii bring a ~satifaction
to the giyer which no one can afford to
miss.
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Christmas has come around, and the
unkind feelings that have struggled
against better dispositions during the
year have melted away before its genial
influence like half formed ice beneath
morning sun.
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Mr.. p. VI. Barber has used Ely's Cream
Balm for Catarrh in his family, and
commends it very highly. A lady is re-
covering the sense of smell. A Tunkhan-
mock lawyer, known to many ofour resd-
ers, says he WAS cured ofdeafness.-Piits-
on, Pa. Gdsage.
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And ShipbuiIbers, and the Whole
People Generally. on the
SALVATION OF THETR WELFARE.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtaeria, Canker
Mouth, and Headache. With each bot
tie there is IN ingenious Nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment of
these complaints without extra charge.
Price 50 cents. Soil by George W. BEN
ford & Son.
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1t is said, but one can hardly believe
it that the most acceptable of all holiday
presents to a lady from her husband or
brother, or any friend who has a right to
give it, is a long, narrow strip of tinted
paper,on which is written "Pay to the
order of@S-,-c."
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Sal fI saT ga Snail eri,A
eE EAR, NOSE AND THROAT DISEASES.
DE- sAnlas rr.s- AsaAnnoDs

lie "a thoroughly q~usiilel by edneatlcn and u
wears 10 aunlIuau- p%faclicr. - ~ which have
he n ia Piff-hrrgi. lie makes a careful exam
ira11u and gives the caauce. OF cure, and cost
maxi < d louanec 10 those 81 small neaas you
'c4n lLtu gigc what son ought 10 Do; II yon de
eide al+1l treat tle rXaminaiuu il from - 3 .
rlis sfatam n- d. made &c the hC-eit ~ fhuee
who Wi-l ta etasut him. nuf have been p0eNeni-
al. hr1ggn 30. uereI al sInc persons, Wnl.
thrlu-h n~re.udic, have mslilously circulated
the rerar hat his cllrg were beyond the reach
ufrhH-tuf H1ifai r.-Iurae< 60 nF gllFsr9.
Office $50 Fem Arrn1e. Pittsburgh. Pa
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate % John =. Wefhtsnheiser. deceased. late
Of jenuer Township. somerset &c. Pa
LcIers OF administration Or the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned hy the
proper suthOsity. notice i hereby given 70 all per
sons indebted 70 said estate 10 make immediate
payment and those having claims against the
same 10 present them duly authenticated for sell
tle.neut on saturday. the 2d day Of Dec $50
~ The late residence Of deceased in 1enner To.
fhKD. ". B~fESEcKER. IL FRiEDLINE
Attorney. Admilistraior.
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1T the FIRST National Bank there
were a number Of Goyernmen; 80 bonds
which. together with al the money. were
taken by the robbers. This was the only
national bank at that time IN 81. Adams.
the others being state banks. In sll the
rIiders secured about $4,000 in money
and the government securities. Aaer
they had completed their pillags OF the
hanks they mounted the horses that had
been impressed into service and rode of,
firing their reyolvers in every direction
with the view Of intimidaiing the peo-
pie. A curious thing happened as q re-
suit ofthis firing. L. J. Morrison. a con-
tractor, who was then engaged in build
Tag the Weldon Hotel at s. Adams was
the only victim Of this raid. lie was a
New Hampshire man. and singulady
enough was one Of the most bitter cop
perheads to be met with at ;hst time. lie
favored the South, and hoped the Cor
federacy would be success. On that very
day, when on my way 10 dinner, I saw
him talking with a few Of the young men
who Were concerned in tie raid. From
what ] casually heard Of the ~conversa-
ton I mad the impression that they were
advocating the Northern side Of the cues
ton, while Morrison was loud and earn
est in his Justification Of southern seces-
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Minot's Dentifrice

Is the very perfection ola splendid tooth
preparation, which whitens the teeth.
prevents decay-hardens the gums, and
sweetens the breath. The cost is %
cents, and We know its worth. Try it,
and be convinced. Sold everywhere.
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ExEcUToks NOTICE.

Estate Of sarah Pearson decd. late Of stoyestoWn
Bor., >OIneTset Co. Pa.
Letter testameutarv on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned f,v fhe
proper authority, notice Is hereby given to an
persons indebted TO said estate to MAKE frnmedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against The
same vii present them duly authenticated for
settlement, al the residence OF John H.. SNYDER.
one OF the ExecutrOs. tn St0yesteWn Borough. IN
Friday. the 2stn day Of December. 1855 when
and where the Executors wiz attend for said bur.
pose. JOHN II. SNYDER.
WM. STATLER.
nov2l. Executors Of sarah Pearson, deed.
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pM1NIsrRAroRs NOTICE.

Estateof abraham Baker. decd. late of Somerset
Twp. Somerset Co. Ia.
Letters OF Administration on the ab0ves estate
having been granted % the undersigned by he
p7apeT authority. notice IS hereby gwen 10 ali
persons Undecided 10 said estate 20 uiake imnedi.
ate payment rnG those having claims against
the same viii present them duly authenticated
for settlement on SATURDAY,. the g3d DAY Of Dec.
ISIS, ~ the ohiec % II. T. BaeT. iu somerset Bor.
SnLONONJ BAKER.
WN p RAKER.
uoyl2 AGnrs. OF AhTm. Baker. decd.
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NOTICE

Estate OF samuel Walker, late Of Allegheny Twp.
Somerset co Pa, deceased.
Letters testsmeufary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted 20 the undersigned By the pop
er authority. notes i hereby given 70 al persons
indebted 10 said estate 10 make immediate paw
ment aud those having claims against the same
vii present them duly authenticated for settle
ment al the late residence Of the deceased ia
Allegheny Twp on saturday. Dec. q 1855.
when and where they win attend for aid p,,rpose'
SAMUEL g. WALKER.
WM. H HILLEGAs,
noyl+ Executors.
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The time draws near when every lit
tie boy and girl in the land will hang up
their stockings for Santa Claus's inspec-
ton, and they viii find something in
them-if its nothing 0 than a hole.
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We viii have no sadi forehodings on
the eve Of the blessed Christmas-tide.
He lives, He loves. lie reigns, and all is
we'll; for we are His, and He is ours.
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Terms-postage Prepaid, 80 90 a Year

VOL. Y Begins Nor. 6, 1855.
Specimen Copy sent on receipt of a 2-cent
stamp
Single numbers, 5 cents each.
RemiItanees should be made by Postofice
Money Order or Draft, TO avoid loss.
Newspapers are aof to copy his Advertisement
wahold The express order Of Harper d Bros.
Address
HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
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The PopuIation oil somerset

Is about two thousand, and we would
say at least ene-half are troubled with
some affection of the Throat and Lungs,
as those complaints are, according to sta
t~istics, more numerous than others. We
would advise all Tot TO neglect the oppor-
tunity 70 call on their druggist and get a
bottle Of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. Price 80 ent and 81 90
Trial siae free. For sale by all leading
druggists.
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You may laugh at the size of the feet
ofths Cheago girl hut it must be re-
mempered that, when Santa Claus is fill
ing stockings, those that will hold Grand
piannos and house lots can not 90 amiss.
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. II Is simply the ideal young peoples mag
ane. aud holes the.hrsl place. r-Bosssa J0ernaL
ST. NICHOLAS
For =


Eh-IH-AnoHad-tke- WorId Ter.
THIS world enowne magazine " for yoang PEG
! PIE aud their elders i 10 have a grca, pro
gram ior The new yolume beginning with Noven,
Der, lsc. The editor, Ms. Mary MapeS Dodge.
calls u an all-arcund the world year ofeours.
the buik Of tue contents, a. heretofore, will relate
To American subjects but vyuns Amer,r, il MI
ways glad TO learn what goes On In TIT world
outside, and these stories and descriptive paper.
are not Of the dry geographical oniar, and thry
FOR only a few prominent announcement.
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objection NOTICE.

The annual election Of the Farmers Union
Association and Fire Insurance Company Of SOM
erset County will be held in Berlin on Wednesday,
the 18th day Of December. 1888, 10 elect a Presi.
dent. Vice President. Secretary and six Director.
to serve the ensuing year. By order offhe Board
PHILIP HAy. ID. ]. BRUBAKFR.
President Secretary.
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DIrrsBuReH rEMALEc oLLEcE.
And Conservatory OF NIuzic.

ana conservatory OF Music
Also schools II Eocution and Fine Arts. and
hct rctuoi fr Young ladie> unsurpassed home
ecnlfOns nnd care central HcEi,hnalf churg-
g RerY moderate Winter term viii open Novem-
be- 1rh send foF new Catalogue 10
A. H. NORCROSS. j. D.. Pittsburgh, Pa.