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FoR THE HERALD.
The next GGTeT10r.

We have just heard with sincere re-
gret Of the declination of Gen. MARKLE.
We had considered his nomination GER
tain, and the matter settled. We regret
the reOpening and unsettling Of this ques-
ton.
Gen. N. has however. we understand
eremp;orily declined. Our next duty IS
to select from amongst the gentlemen,
whose names have been mentioned in con-
nectIon with this highly responsible and
honorable Office, that one, who can bring
TO the contest the greatest strength, per-
sonal and political. If we fail to elect
our candidate, the faui; will be cur own.
We have the power to triumph; let US
not allow mere personal and locab,eensid-
crations TO naHiralizs ali the good which
onght TO result from oar isie victory.
We believe we are perfectly free from
any such considerations, in urging the
nomination of the Hex. 4. STEWART, oi
/ iayette. We have not word to say
against either Of the other gentlemen who
! have been named, and 10 either we would
give our hearty support. As availability
however is an important question, we
sincerely believe that Stewart should be
our man. We believe his popularity
personal as well as well political, to be
greater at this moment, than that of any
man in the State. We take the occa-
sion therefore of declaring preference
which, subsequently, it might not be
proper to do. SOMERSET.
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STEAU5'S PATENT
FLAME ENCIRCLED OVEN
COOKING STOVE.

? q Mis- Stove combines all that is VAL
a liable in existing Cooking Stoves
with certain Improvements peculiar 10
itself tits constructed upon a new and
entirely distinct principle truly phiIo
spphical, so as 10 pass the flue entirely
rouEd the oven, thus making it enve!oped
or fame e1circfed. without impairing the
necessary draught of The stove. This
method of thus passing twice round,
once over and once under the oven, is the
secret of i:s great economy in the use of
fuel, while the enlargement of the air
chamber affords increased space for the
rarefac.ion Of air and compensales for
the usual disadvantages of a circular
draught, II bakes. Isasis, and bells,
easier aud better than anv Stove yet Of
Gered 10 the public, with The advantage
over most Of them OF saving one half the
fuel. Ii is superior to the Queen Of
the West" "Buck's PATENT" Eclipse
or Hathaways Patent, for the follow
ing reasons: In these Stoves the upper
side of the oven is dependant for heat
and can have from no other source than
ehat radiaIes through the plate on which
the fire is made. Ii the ashes be lifted
clean, too much heat will radiaie and
nurn the bread on the upper
side, If too much ashes be left, the bread
will not bake on the upper side. or this
defect ali good cooks complain. This
Stove is entirely free Of this objection,
the oven always heating exactly alike
top and bottom, and ends. Maay buv
the Premium or step Stove and others Of
similar model. These Stoves consume
much fuel, for first the Gre chamber is
too deep. the pots &C., are too high n
bove the fire. Second when using the
oven, all the heat which passes of under
the oven being one half. never comes in
contact with the boiling utensils. .passesofT
into the pipe and is lost. Also our Stove
is so arranged with bank or elevation
in the ere chamber as TO ensure the use
Of the fame upon the forward part OF
The Stove first, and it then passes back
aferward heating all alike whereas
Stoves like the Hathaway, having one
vest chamber, allow too vide range
for the fame without sufficient coDeen-
traiiun.
We manufacinre two sizes Of this
Stove at the eEagle Foundry 10 BerIinSom-
ersei county, Pa. For the larger size
must Of the pots commonly used in lie
kitchen will answer.
Always on hand. a complete assnrt-
meul of PLDUGIiS. with PLOUGH
CASTINGS ui grea, variety. HOI.-
Low WARE of superior material and
finish, cnn,pfisisg eteiy thing in that
Eae. CASTINGS ua hand. and made
TO order. on the mrs, reasonable terms.
IIGU> ER { REREEY.
Ber!ia. Get. ; ls45 Sm.
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CGugresS.

Members Of Congress have already
been elected this fall in Maine, Vermont,
Pennsylvania. Georgia, South Carolina,
Florida, Missouri, Ohio, Illinois. New
York and New Jersey. These States in
1874 elected Ss Wings, 78 Locos and &
Natives. At the recent elections they
elected CO Wings, 81 Locos and 3 Ma
tires-t vacancies in Name, and 2 in
Vermont, are vet to be supplied.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

Office is hereby given TO all persons
concerned as Iegaiees, creditors or
otherwise, that the following accounts
have been filed an,I passed register in the
Registers office, for the county OF Som
erset, and that the same will be present
ed 10 the Orphans court for confirmation
and allowance on Monday. the esd day
Of N0vem5er ne.ct, at all adjourned Or
phans' Court, viz:
The account Of Jacob Keim. admin
isiraior Of jobs Saylor deed,
The sccoun; Of jncos Miller ard Pc
ter HncIs,eier Jr. Executors of the last
vilI and Testament Of Peter uochsleiler,
decreased.
The account OF Edwsrd Dorsey Ex-
ecuter Of ,he last will and Testament Of
Jacob Hickman deed.
The account Of Isaac Yoder and Dam
el H1chs,c'Ier. Executors OF Daniel
IIorhsieter deceased.
The account Of Jacob BIouoh and
Samuel FIickinger, Executors OF Abras
ham F,ickinger deed.
The account of George Walker Ex-
eculor Of Simon Hay, dsc'd.
The account Samuel Fhanpsan ad-
minislstor OF Thomas Collier decd.
WM. II. PICKING,
Oct. % 1916. Register
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Tr.e lnte Iaercrufforr.

Fran Maine TO Georgia the Wing ban
ner floats proudly in the breeze! Truth
has triumphed over error, and the inter-
ests of the country have been saved! The
free trade schemes of James X. Polk and
his par,izans have been most signalIy
condemned. and the people, with an un-
paralleled unanirnity, have proclaimed, in
tones loud as the rolling thunder. their
adherence to the true and well-tried Amer
lcan Policy. The revolution is complete,
and the Young Hickory may prepare
TO snake tracks''
30, Polk O, Polk
You're first-rate Joker
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During the last few days lmmence locks
of wild pigeons passed over our town to-
wards the Northeast exactly an opposite
direction to that which pigeons usually
take al this season Of the year. The pre-
sumption is, that they were driven from
the Mountains of Virginia and North Car
olina by snow storm.
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Iowa 20 the Rescuei

Iowa also has wheeled into the Wing
line. her election was held the Last
Monday in October, and the result, as far
as known, is-a Wing Governor and
Whig majority il the Legislature. thus
securing the election Of two Whig Un;-
ted States Senators. Congressman doubt
ful.
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Flew Jersey.

In the lst. End, 4th and 5Ih Districts,
the Wing candidates for Congress are
elected: the Sd district was carried BY
the Democrats. The Wings have also a
large majority in the State Legislature.
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EARw FOR SALE.

WILL be exposed 70 sale on FRI
w dog. Ike ontk day Of Horsm5er
nert. on The premises, al : o'riock +.
". the farm belonging Ia the es;sie Of
Christian Mycr4. llIe of Ligunier town
ship decreased coataiuing
21S Z C2. z 8.
or tliereaboals. The ssiJ iarm - sitia-
ted in said Lgonier iowushir, West
moreIand county. and within 2 miles ef
the borough of Lignnier-adjhiniog lands
of Joseph Peoples. O'Harras Heirs,
Michael Myers, Henry Myers and 9th
ers. There are on the premises good
DITELLIHG house,
log bank Barn. good Spring House.
and never failing Spring. There is
also an excellent apple Orchard. &C..
about 100 acres cleared, S5 Of which
are in good meadow. The cleared land
is under good fence, and in high state
Of cultivation. The balance is well tim
bered and abounding with limestone and
coal. The land is of first rate quality.
An indispu,able Tile will be given.
Any person wishing 10 examine said
farm will call with Henry Myers. The
lie terms will be easy and made known
on the day Of sale.
MICHAEL MYERS,
HENRY MYERS.
EDWARD CLIFFCRD,
Ex'rs Of the estate of C'n Myers deed.
Oct. %. 1876.
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REMOVED.

The Post Office in Summit township
has hoen removed from MEYERS MuLs
to place called SUMMIT MINIS, some
where il tie woods on the Negro Noun
tain, to the great Inconvenience ofthe peo-
ite 10 that section oc tie county. We
nave heard 40 reason assigned for this pro-
sesdiag,
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soMERsET HERALD.
EsDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1916.
> p4LHER Esq. Of Phiia,ieIphia at hi

" PALMER Esq. Of Philadelphia at his
r..y Es,.s,s end CoaI Oficr, is oar authorized
a~sut f.r obisining advertisements and S'0-
-..,,- f,r t.e HERALD" aad IS clothed
i'm fil power to receipt for any monies paid
!, b;r on these objects, His agency includes
nc f5Ilo~ieg cities. viz:-PhiiadelphIa' New
v,1k. Baltimore aud Boston.
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VERY TRUE!
peace, loo, hath its victOries.7-I.ocofoco Paper
proper to d

"Yes, Peace hath its victories:
There is the whig victory in Ohio.
The whig victory in Pennsylvania.
The whig victory in Georgia.
The whig victory in Maryland.
The whig victory in Maine.
The whig victory in New Hampshire.
The whig victory in Florida.
The whig victory in New Jersey.
The whig victory in New York.
The whig victory in Iowa.
Gr Truly, Peace, TOO, hath its victories
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Dec.snassou, OF Gen. ,garale.


The Westmoreland Intelligenccr' o
last Friday contains the following lettei
from Gen. MARBLE, declining nonina
/ ton for Governor. His advanced age
and natural disrelish for public life, to-
gether with desire to promote unity ol
/ feeling and of action in the Wing party
in regard to the ensuing election, we sup
pose are the principal considerations by
which the General has been influenced in
coming to this determination. We need
hardly say that We regret his withdrawal:
though we have many others in the Wing
ranks who are meritorious and popular
men, there is not one 10 whom we could
give more cordial support or who is
more deserving Of public favor.
Mill Grove, Nov. 10th, 1916.
Editors Of the Wesimn-ci.nd Lafe!k gencer:
GENTLEMEN:-O5serving that nuin-
ber of the Wing papers throughout the
State are discussing the subject of selec-
ting person to he placed in nomination
by the Wing party in Pennsylvania, as a
candidate for Governor at the ensuing
election: and, as numerous applications
have recently been made. By many of my
friends, both in person and by letter, re-
questng permission 10 use my name in
conneXioH with that honorable cnice, |
embrace this opportunity Of expressing
through the columns of the Intelligencer,
my heartfelt thanks to those who have
heretofore interested themselves in my
behalf, and who still continue to give am
pie proof of their kindness and sincerity,
and whose Jealous and disinterested
friendship shall ever be held by me a.
mongst the most grateful remem5rances
of my life.
Nv consent, upon former occasion, to
become candidate for the Executive
chair, was, after much earnest solicitation
OF my friends, reluctantly yielded; with
the object, as they honestly lndulged the
hope. of furthering the principles held by
The "i:.;g party in our State: and although
their expectations were moi fully realized
in the event, vet the generous support
which received was esteemed by me as
an indubitabIe expression of popular fa-
vor.
Many circumstances unite, however, al
the present time, in determining me to
withhold my consent 10 hecorle candi-
date for nomination before the Whig Con-
vention to be acid al Harrisbargh in March
next; and [ therefore, respectfully decline
the profered honor. But, although
have thus declined the kind solicitations
of nv friends, to become personally in
teresied in the approaching canvass, |
shal! not cease however, to use my hest
exertions in support of the nominee Of
the Wing Convention.
The principles held by the party with
whom ! have long had the honor 10 be
connected, are identified with the best
interests and prosperity of the country;
and, although foT time, those principles
may have TO yield to measures subyersIve
OF the general welfare, vet the late de-
monstralions Of the PEOPLE in PenGsyl-
yania, Maryland, New York, New Jer-
sey and other States, furnish good grounds
of hope. that, the ruinous policy forced
upon the country by the present national
Administration will be but short lived.
Gentlemen:
Very Respectfully yours. &c.
JOSEPH MARkLE.
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GHs0 legislature.

This body is ascertainaI to be COM
posed Of 10 Wings and Il loco foeos in
the Senate; and 40 Wings, 30 loco faces
and Independent in the House. bu; as
tie Independent IS a Wing, the majority
on joint ballot is II.
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CAUTION.

Z hereby caution the public not 10 trust
4 any person or persons whom
soever, on my scCouut. without ex-
press orders from myself, as | shall
not pay any debts wha,ever contracted
by any one. exrept such as | may au-
Ihorize by written order-of which oil
persons will please take notice.
JOHN MINERD.
Turkeyfoot tp. Nov 10, lS46*
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--JohU Gay, Esq; at Donegal. West
.sanI County, is our authorized Agent TO
,,te subscriptions and make collections for u.s. to
ssom our patrons laere arc requested to make
payiaent
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.Jayae's .Mediciae.

49, as THIS MEDlCINE!" we
exclaimed the other dey, on tasting some
of Jayne's Touie Verniiuge. II GER
lainly has none of Tue nausenus fIsor,
which one assoeiaies with The idea OF
physic, Children consider II quite a
treat, and in taking il their PaiaIes are
gralIiied. and their health restored at the
same time. Jayne's Tonic VermiIugc
net only DESTROYS worms. buI carries of
the mucas IN ~iIrh ihe9 are imbedded,
and effects a RADICAL and permsnet cure,
Every mother knows the prominent
symptoms OF worms. such as vorarity,
ieanness. felid breath, grinding OF the
teeth during sleep. paleness OF The lips.
itching of the nose, &e. hH there is 9TH
er ladlcia not so generally recognized.
A dry cough, dan eyes. enlargement of
the abdomen.'au many other symptoms
common to Other diseases. frequently
denote the pTesenre OF worms l. their
existence Is even suspected. Ihe Vermi-
fugr should be administered. herause il
ran do 10 harm IN any case, aud may do
iueaIculabIe COED.
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The New Orleans Tropic SAYS thai
that there are hundreds of volunteers in
that city suffering from dysentcry and
other diseases.
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VERA CRrz, Oct. l, 1876.


letter Of late date is entitled to all res
pec!:
VERA CRrz, Oct. l, 1876.
DEAR SIRs: There is very litde news
worth reporting. The present Govern
meni is trying 10 render itself popular by
a series Of rather liberal measures, and
appears willing 10 reconmcnce the cam
paign more vigorously. Gen. Santa
Anna is about 10 leaye Mexico in order to
assume the genera!ship-;n-chief of the
troops concentrated in San Luis Potosi;
bat we confess to have the very worst
opinion OF the Mexican army. and do not
believe that they will make any vigorous
resistance TO the American troops. The
main difficulty viii be, moreover, the en-
tire want Of money. as in the Golfers OF
the Treasury there is not even enough
wlerewith 10 pay the most necessary and
urgent exigencies, and the credit Of the
Government is very much shaken indeed.
1t is true that the clergy viii guaranty a
loan oil some millions oi dollars, but we
do not believe that This amoun: will be
procured; and, even if it were, undoubted-
ly the largest part will CONSIST is Govern
ment paper, which is very difficult to
realize at this moment.
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l3 ACR E s.

hS Sdiu idItn - situate III snOunB"
pleasant township, Westmereland coun-
", two miles southwest OF Pleasant u
ni,y, adjoining lands OF Adam Fisher.
jacob Brinker, Michael Rumbaugh, and
others.
There is on The premises. a good two
story Log Dwelling House, and Bank
Barn. with a good Well of Water
There is alse an excellent Apple Orchard
two good Coal Banks open. alssy
Limestone. About 80 acres are cleared,
20 of which are IN good meadow, all the
land is in good state Of cultivation.
The place will be shown by John
Rumbaugh or George HaTizeIl. Sr. An
ineisputable title will be given by tho
Heirs, and conditions made known on
day Of sale.
HENRY LAUFER,
OF Hempfeld tp.
GEORGE HARIZELL,
Mt. Pleasnl ip.
JACOB GRESS,
Of Unity township.
Heirs Of tie Estate.
November 10 1886.
n. b. If not sold it will be rented
for one yeor.
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T.4LTIRBLE REAL ESTATE .Q1'
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ESilE subscriber will offer al sale by
8 public outcry, on Christmas day,
25.h December next. The following real
properly belonging to the estate of Maj.
George Graham. late of Sloy siown,
Somerset county. deceased. viz:
TO. Z.
The well knawB Tavern stand for ma
by years kept by deceased, on the North
side of Main street in S,sysiown afore-
said. being large two-story frame and
weaiherboar,ied building with COED aud
conyeuient outhouses on the same lot.
and also an excellent meadow lot of IS
acres, large harm and siabling on the OPP
posle side Of the street.
Eo. z.
Cne small house aud lot of one acre
situate on Main cross street near the PGb-
lie schooi heuse 10 said borough and
now in the occupancy Of John Leber-
hneight.
No. 3.
y
nate near Sioystown on both sides OF the
road leading 10 Somerset, containing a.
bout 900 acres, of whirh nearly 800
acres are cleared and under fence, with
a Iwo-siory log house and large
Barn
iherean erected, now in the possession
of William Waugh and Samuel Weis-
singer.
The above farm will be divided into
two or three parts, if necessary. to suit
purchasers. or if desired part OF il may
be dIvided into lots Of 20 or
80 acres each.
The sale will I've held al the Tavern
House now kept by Allison I.nnshrev,
and will be continued until all i sold.
when and where the terms. which Viii
be reasonable, will he made known
SAMUEL kIMNEL.
Administrator cum iestamenio annexo ot
novi0 George Graham, dec j
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JAMES EXPECTORANT always
currs Asihma,-two o, three large do
sss viii cure Group or Hives Of children
IN rem 3 minutes t1 | hours Iime.
|; iznedisteIy subducs the violence OF
wIoopins cungh, aud effects a speedy
cure. Hundreds who have been given
up by their physicians as inrurable,
wiih Consumption. Splitting of Blood,
and other pulmonary Affections, have
been resinred TO perfect health w it, Ii
never fails in giving relief.
Prepared nn:y by Dr. David jayne.
n. South Third Street.. PhiIadelplis.
Sold by J. J. & II. F. ScheII.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Beyin,
Stovs.Own Pa
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DR. s, POSTLETHWhITE.

TENDERS his professional servires 10 tle
I public. Office is tho building formerly &c
cupied by Charles Ogie, Esq, az law eEffce.
June 8, 1915,
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FROM VERA CRUZ.

The New Orleans Picayune says that
the following extract from commersial
letter Of late date Is entitled to all res
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q BARI 011Re
FARM FOR SALE.

8 ~HE subscribers offer for sale on
"a "wednesday the lsth dag Of Nor
eni6er. FARM belonging to the estate
oI Henry Laufier. of MOuntPleasanG tP.,.
decd, containing
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WEED PIGEONS.

You're a first-rate joker
The daily union., 1846-10-31
THE REToRT TRIUMPHANT.

The Union and Boston Post have but reflected the
honest convictions of patriots in publishing the TIL
umphant vindications Of our officers and men in
both branches Of the military, and have shown but
proper Difference to the "rank and file" in treating
all as gallant and noble spirits. He who does his
whole duty, whether as soldier a sailor, rivals
his officers in true glory for he can do no more.
Triumphant struggles, of every kind, depend upon
the true-heartedness of the Masses and the adinis
traton, while II makes all acknowledgment for the
worth of our citizen-sodisry and regulars does but
honor ITSELF Fe II e saa q
II must be gratifying too to the metropolis of this
nation, to be well represented in the severe con-
aicts of the Rio Grandc, and the rugged sleeps Of
Monterey. While il is true, many there "Aeshed
their maiden swords" there was one, in the three
days conflict, alike distinguished both as a soldier
and saor-we mean Eugene Boyle, formerly
midshipman and nov a lieutenant Of volunteers
from the District Of Columbia.
In the public documents printed by order Of Con.
gress, may be found the official report OF Commo-
dore Downs, dated February IL, 1882, in which be
bears testimony to the gaIlanry of this young Off
Ger and others in the memorable attack and destruc-
ton of Qusah- -Battoo; which summary lesson to
bsrbsrans met the appreciation not only Of Con-
gresa, but the American people.
This truly gallant American officer is Of Irish ex-
traction; snd like all Of his name, reflects credit for
undsunted courage, on the country of he birth
while his bravery must yield ioy 20 his honored
parents, who have made that country hers by adop-
ton. MONTGOMERY.