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LM VAC.
TO CURE TOoTHACH

= AND PRESERVE HEALTH
R7- THE TOOTHACH is always cured in n
miHute by an application of WHEELER,S TEABE1
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still protel
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will be ed
ed; Softness of the Gums will be cured; all BIeedi
of the Gums will be effectually stopped, and d
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kent DIeasa
and in the hest of health by its use. Sold by
IN HAIG, Ne. 1873 Baltimore street.
je3O-ly above South, opposite Clipper ONCE.
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EOUNTING HOUSE CLOCKS, TO run 8
Willard Timepieces for counting houses. For sale
at GABRIEL d. CLARK'S
Watch and Jewelry Store, Water st.,
jy4 Second door from Calvert
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nENTISTRY. w BURLINGAME. DyHr.I
II SURGEON, would inform his friends and patron q
that he is permaneI yiocated at No. 3SN CHAR ES
STREET, where he may be found at all hours. In
readiness TO perform all operations pertaining to his
profession In the most scientific and economical
manner. His special attention is devoted to The cor
recon ofirregularies of the Teeth, branch of the
profession heretofore too much neglected but EVIL
IDENTITY of the firstmportance. Artificial Teeth insert
ed In every variety in such as to perfrm ain
the offices of natural ones. Observe the No
- 80 N. CHARLES-ST.,
ly5-eolm zth door above Lexington-st., Bait.
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AU ERCANTILE AND GENERAL AGENCY
I'VE OFFICE, 36s BALTIMORE STREET, under the
Eulaw House. City and Country Property, of every
description, bought sold and exchanged. Rents and
Accounts collected with punctuality and despatch,
and all business, IN which the services of az Agent
are required, transacted on derate terms Situations
in wholesale or retail stores obtained on the short
est notice, for young of character and capacity
Merchants and Storekeepers furnished with clerks,
statesmen, Sc. free of charge. Ii
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FENHE BEST WAY TO KEEP COOL,
III AND SAVE Is PER CENT

ENHE BEST WAY TO KEEP COOL,
u AND SAVE Is PER CENT
Neither ROAST nor GRIND 1our emn COFEEF ,
am still Roasting and Grinding the very best Rio
Coffee, high favored at l2g cts. per pound the yery
best quality Laguayra also at the low price of l2l
cents per pound, which is cheaper aud better than
any family can possibly do it, by more than Is Der
eent-one trial viii satisfy any family of the fact.
have aso on hand, an assortment of the finest oual
lty Sugar-cured HAMS, small size, put up expressly
for RETAIL warranted to give satisfaction At yerv low
price Also, general assortment of the best Fami-
ly GROCERIES, on the most pleasing terms, and
every exertlon used TO give general sfacon to all
who will please 10 honor US with call at
5. ALBEN'S Grocery,
je27-eoot' corner of Fish and Centre Market
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MARRIED

On the 4lh instant, by the Rev'd. John A. Mccall,
JOSEPH A. KING, of Wilmington, &C., to MAR
ANN COULTER, of this city.
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y ESTERN CENIETERY.

" ESTERN CEMETERY. Persons de.
w sirous of obtaining eligible lots in the West
ern Cemetery, would do well 10 make Immediate ap-
picaon to CHARLES SHIPLEY, No. FL NORTH
GREEN STREET, or TO the Superintendent oil the pre-
misses.
n. b. All notices of nerments TO be left at Black
iston s. Green's, No. 1872 w. Baltimore street, or
with the Superintendent. iel3.Im+
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." w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTTsT
u n N. w. corner of
ap7-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD SITS,
RIO A RDIN

Nj Rs. o. PARKER
~ w. CORNER LEXINGTON AND CouRTLANp STREETS
Wo BOARD furnished by the day, week or MONTH
jel9.3m
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA. We learn
through the Telegraph that the steamship Brit
ANNA arrived at Boston on Saturday. She
brings the news of the death of Pope Gregory
the Sixteenth. We shall probably receive our
regular advices by her at an early hour this
morning.
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The INDEPENDENT Their reception in
Philadelphia. The Greys arrived in Philadelphia
about o'clock on Friday afternoon and were
received in Broad street, by an escort under
the command of Capt. Peter Fritz, composed of
the National Grays, Capt. Fritz, and the City
Guards, Capt, Hill. The Ledger, in speaking
of their reception, says that after parading
through some of the streets they partook of a
handsome collation. in the Armory of the Ma
tional Greys, when hearty welcome was ex-
tended to them by the escort. They will re-
main several days and will no doubt have an
opportunity of displaying their qualities to the
Philadelphia volunteers. They will be enter
tanned to day at Camden Grove, N. J. (the
beautiful garden kept by Mr. Robert Harmer,)
by the Philadelphia Greys, Gen. Cadwalader,
and the State Fencibles, Col. Page. Eight
tents have been pitched near the garden, and
the encampment looks like the field of Palo
Alto. Preparations have been made to seat
ESQ persons at dinner.
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The New TARIFF BILL. The Tariff Bill
which passed the House of Representatives on
Friday, is published in the Union of that even
ing. 1t occupies three columns of the paper.
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NNORTHY OF NOTICE. For sale yer,
W likely dark Mulatto Girl, ~ years of age, TO
serve 20 years. She is very handy girl about the
house, sews and knts well, and is very fond of chill
dren, and can come well recommended to a good
master. | will sell her at fair cash price.
LEWIS f. SCOTTES, e
jy4 10 Exchange place.
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Cur Candidate.

Mr.. STEWART having been unanimous
ly nominated by the Wing conlerees OF
the District, we have raised his name to
our masthead as the candidate of the
Wing and Antimasonic party for Con-
gress at the ensuing election. The nomi-
nation of Mr.. Stewart, so far as we have
heard an expression of opinion, gives
general satisfaction to the true friends OF
American industry, and we are happy to
be able to add, to the personal friends OF the
other gentlemen whose names had been
suggested for the consideration of the con-
ferees. OF Mr.. Stewards election we
entertain not doubt He has thus far
faithfully served his constituents and the
nation, and if he did not accomplish all
that was desirable, it was only because
facts and arguments could not prevail a
gainst numbers. We cannot speak for
the other counties of the District, but feel
persuaded that in Somerset county his ma
iority atthe ensuing election will be great
cr than it was on either Of the former oc-
casIons when he was a candidate.
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DANIEL WEYANp. ESQ.

We should like to learn what are Mr..
Weyand's views Of 4 protective Tariff.
He is now candidate for pnblic favor,
and we are desirous Of giving our readers
all the information we can as regards the
"position'' of each OF the opposing candl-
dates for Congress On great questions OF
national Policy. The Tariff is at this
time the all-absorbing question with the
people of Pennsylvania. The passage
through the House OF Mckay's bill has
alarmed them-and whether that bill be-
comes a law or is defeated in the Senate,
the subject is not going TO be put to rest
the present session. It viii engage the
attention Of the next Congress perhaps as
much as il has done that of the present
one-and hence the people have right to
expect that each candidate for seat IN
that body viii give his views in regard to
ii before soliciting their suflrages. On
the part of Mr.. Stewart no expose on
this subject is necessary. From one ex-
tromity of the country 10 the other he IS
the known and acknowledged champion
Of the protective policy in Congress. NO
one can have a doubt as to .what will be
his course, If elected. Not so with Mr..
Wevand. He is known to have been a
warm supporter of Mr.. Polk in l844.-
Many in Pennsylvania were led into the
support Of that gentleman under beliei
that he was acknowledging Tariff man,
but now find that they were most grossly
deceived. No one who is 4 real friend oil
the protective system can any longer ad-
here 10 an Administration that IS acting so
contrary to his expectations and adverse
10 his interests. The Administration and
a Tariff are inconsistent with each other;
they are as opposite as the poles; and we
want no better evidence Of a man being op-
posed TO the latter than the fact ihai he Is
an adherant Of the former. Mr.. Wey-
and's "position" can therefore perhaps be
best iudgedof when it is asceriaincd wheth-
er he is stiIl supporter the Adminisira-
ton. or whether Mr.. Polk's free trade
doctrines, as promulgated in his messa-
ges and the reports of his Secretary of
the Treasury, and recently put in form
bv Mr.. Mckay, have induced him 10
abandon il.
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SINNERS REPENTING.

We learn from the United States Ca
zette, that the locofocos are holding meet
ings at Reading and Pcttsville, in Penn
sylvania, to protest against the passage of
MKay's tqriff bill. They "look TO the
Senate" and impIore the Hon. GEO. Ill.
DALLAS, in case he has the casting vote,
to save Pennsylvania from ruin. Were
it not for the general distress that viii en-
sue, we could almost rejoice at the pros
pect of their sufIerings. These very men
were told, over and over again, during the
Presidential canvass, that the election OF
JAS. X. Polk would bring destruction to
the protective policy. They had his
votes and speeches against the tariff OF AZ
before them; and yet they turned traitors
10 their own interests, and made him Pre-
sident. They viii now pay the price OF
their folly, and well do they deserve it
They are full of repentance now, but let
them escape the danger that threatens, ,and
they will hug the free traders TO their boz
SONS as fondly as ever. In less than three
months-in time for the next election
they viii have another set of banners
bearing the inscription: "Ihe Jari0 Of
'42-fhe Uhigs dare not repeal H.
Such is democracy, not the democracy
of WASHINGTON, and JEFFERSON, and
MADISON, but the bastard, cob-web democ-
racy of our day, better known as Locolo-
coism.-Cumb. Civilian.
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FROM FORT STERLING.

We are informed by Capt. Barger, Of
the steamer Red-Wmg, which arrived
from ST. Peters yesterday, that some in
timations had been received at Fort Smell
ling before he left, the Indians were col
lecting it that vicinity with on intention
of making an attack on the Fort, for the
perpose of efecting the liberation OF one
of the Sioux, who had been given up. and
was held in custody, either as hostage,
or for being concerned in the murder Of
a chief some time ago. A demand for
his release was sent in some days age,
which was relused.-St. Louis Rep. 18th.
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JAYNEsS MEDICINE.
A Word to Mothers +!

20 EALTH is one of the best gifts Of
Ed parents TO their children, and with
out it, all the advantages of fortune are
bul evils in disguise. Nature always
admonishes the parent when aid is re-
CURED. If a young child cries much il
must be i'll, for it is not capable of being
affected by any ideas, but those Of bodily
pain or pleasure. AT such times mothers
are apl to give their infants cordiafs, con-
tanning intoxicating or supplying pro-
perties, and though this may answer
their immediate purpose, what Is the re-
suit! The children either die IN convui-
sions, or live miserable and unhealthy,
pined in their growth. with debilIiaed
siomachs. and pasied nerves. The
food designed by nature for children IS
SO clearly pointed out, that 1t is marvel
lous how any person can be mistaken,
the breast OF the mother, or bread and
milk for infants, is so clearly adapted tn
the delicate state OF their stomachs, that
nothing can DE substituted equally nutrI-
tlous and wholesome. 1t is at The crIII-
cal period Of 'ieeihiag,' or when the
infant is Withdrawn from the mothers $
breast, in order 10 Substitute stronger
diet, that these fatal diseases arise which
sweep off so many tens of thousands
of infants annually. Who can es!i-
mate The ravages made by Cholera
Infanlum!" And YET there is specific
for il, which has nerer been khuma 10
fail, when applied according to diaec-
lions. "JAYNE'S CARMiNArlVE
BALSAM" is a remedy that has restored
many Ianguiohng babe TO the arms of
the delighted mother, restorIsg Vlgar to
The system, at The same time that it cred
icatod the disease. As men are but
children of a larger growth, The same
remedy will be found equally efiicacious
in Cholera Morbus. Nervous or Sick
Headache, and indeed all diseases that
arise from a disordered state OF the
stomach and bowels.
Sold by j. j. q II. I. Seheli,
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward BeviD.
Styslown Pa.
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THE WAR WITH MEXICO.

A Washington letter writer says
"Therecent orders from the War Depart
ment, contemplate movement by three
divisions Of the army of invasion into the
interior. on or about the first of August;
one via Monterey, under General Tay-
lor in person, another under Gen. Wool,
via the Presidia of the Rio Grande in a
parallel line, another under General Kear-
ncy, and General Butler, via Santa Fe to
Callornia.
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The American Sentinel, Locofoco
paper in Philadelphia, manly language in
relation to the TarilI.-thus
'.The spirit of a greatly ercitea people
is abroad throughout our whole State, and
threatens to call in judgment every man,
that shall in any way lend his aid to de-
stroy the Tariff Of 1912. The whole
body of the people say that the country
is now prosperous and happy; and that
they will not tolerate any experiments,
that cannot fail to give the best interests Of
our country fatal stab.
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HopE.-The United States Gazette

HopE.-The United States Gazette OF
yesterday says, we are gratifed to give
our readers the following few lines, which
come as a postscript TO Mr.. Oldschool' s
letter:
"P.S. think / can hold out hope
that the tariff will be saved in the Senate.
Letters are being received from Locolocos
in other parts Of the country, denouncing
M'Kav's bill and the administration in
unmitigaled terms. They are not with
out ehectll
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CONHISSIONER.

To TIE VoTERs OF SOMERSET County.
FeELLOW CITIZFNS:-At The sug-
ta gesiion Of many friends, offer NY
self to your consideration as candidate
for County Commissioner, at the
ensuing election, aud should receive
a majority of your suti'ragPs. shall per-
form The duties of said office to the best
of my Judgment and ani'iy.
JOHN p. II. WALKER,
Addison tp, july %, 1916.
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something about Dunning.

We dislike the practice, so prevalent
with publishers, of frequently dunning
their subscribers for money, or we should
ere this time have thrown out a few hints
TO persons who are indebted to US one,
two, three years, and upwards, for sub
scription, advertising and job-work; but,
much as we dislike the practice, we find
that we shall have to adopt it; and if the
class of patrons alluded TO do not come
forward before or during the ensuing court
week and 'Gork over" at least part Of
what they severally owe, we,,shall then be
under the necessity of sending them-not
a don-but duhHcr.
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NOTICE.

TO the heirs and legal rep
rescntatiyes OF isosanna
Shalltr, deceased.
H7AKE aolce tia; an Inqnest will be
held at the house of DIv:d VIII
hanson, in the township Of SnmerSetand
county of Somerset, on Wednesday The
26lh day Of August 1915. for The pEr-
pose of making partition Of the real es-
tate of said RoSanna Shaiier, deed, TO
and among her children and legal repre-
sentalives, If the same can be done with
out prejudice 10 or spelling of the whcles
otherwise 10 values and appraise the same.
according law; al which time and place
you are required to attend if you think
proper.
JACOB PHILIPPI.
July sl,'46-6t. Sheriff.
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coon NEWS!

We have late advices from Balhmore,
the purport OF which are, that the Pitts
burgh Committee has had a satisfactory IN
terview with the directors of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, and
that the probability is, that Corps OF
Engineers will be Immediately placed on
the Pittsburgh and Connellsvil!e route
to prepare the line for eontract.-Pitts-
Gazette.
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Sherifalty.

To the Koiers Of Somerset County.
MELLOW CIFIZENS:-At the sug-
1 gesllon of numerous friends. | offer
myself 10 your consideration as candI-
date for
9IfgIR1Ppa
at the ensuing general election. and res
pectfully solicit your votes for the same.
If elected will perform the duties of the
Office with fidelity.
fJACOB CUSTER.
Rockingham Furnace,
June 23. 1916.
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SHERIFFBLTY.

To TIE VoTERs or SOMERSET County.
Ar the suggestion of many friends, of
Il fer myself 10 your consideration as .
candidate for SHERIFF.. al de
ensuing election. Should 1 be elected, |
pledge my utmost abilities for the faith
lui discharge of all the duties OF the Of
ice. JOHN q. KIMMEL.
may 10, 1916.
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Somerset County, SIS.

sc thereof.
IN the matter of the account OF Ro-
gers Marshall and John Tanilinger, adj
minis,rators Of John Graham, deed.
And now TO wit. July 18Th, A d 1916.
On petition of F. q. Murdcce, intermar-
married with Mary +. one of the daugh-
ters of said John Graham. dec d.
The Court grant rule on Phoebe
Marshall, administrators of Rogers Mar
shall, deed, who was one of the admin
istraio.s of said John Graham, deed,
and on John TanIlinger, who was also
one of the administrators of said John
Graham, decd. TO appear at an adjourn
ed orphans court 10 be held at Soner-
set, on Monday the 7lh day of Septem-
Der 1876. and shew cause if any they
have why the confirmation should not be
taken off said account. and the same res
lerred 10 Auditors for settlement and
adjustment. :.
Extract from the Records, certified
thi. 18Th day OF July 1916.
WM IL PICKING,
july 2s z66l Clerk.
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Somerset COuntu. SIS.

E~~~8 A T an adjourned Orphans
5 Us. rzss court held at Somerset, in
@o~~8 and for said county on the
18th day OF July, A. D.ls46. Before
the Honorable Judges thereof.
ON motion Of F. NJ, Kimmel Esq, the
court grant a rule on the heirs and
legal Representatives of William Sill
baugh deceased. TO appear at an adjourn
ed Orphans Court to be held at Somer-
set on Monday the 9Th day of September
mex, (ls46) and shew cause if any they
have why the Real Estate of said Wm.
Silbaugh deed should not he sold.
Extract from the records Of said court.
certified this l4th day of July. A. D.
1876. w, Ii PICKING.
July %, 1916 Qsfk
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Adjournment.

Bo.h Houses Of Congress have resoiV-
cI n adjourn on the l0th OF August
The present session viii then have lasted
over eight months.
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aEA bill, appropriating sl2,ooo,0oo.
to pay volunteers, has passed Congress.
This makes S24,OG0,00O for the war so
far.
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NOTICE..

IN pursuance of the foregoing COM
mission the-subseriber will attend al his
office in the Borough Of Somerset, on
Wednesday the i9th day of Augustnex
to discharge the duties injoined on him
thereby, of which all persons Interested
will please take notice.
SAMUEL GATHER,
July 2l, 1916. Auditor,
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EThe proceedings Of the Wing con-
ferces of Ibis Congressional District will
be given in detail next week.
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Acknowledging The Corn.

The editor Of the Lancaster Democrat,
a leading locofoco sheet, acknowledges
straight up and down, that he and his
party in Pennsylvania were cheated when
they supported Mr.. Polk as Tariflman.
Would that all locofoco editors were as
honest as he Of the Democrat.
Qusrc. Are polk-stalks as plenty in
these diggins now as they were in 1874!
In the House eff Representatives recent
Iy, Mr.. King Of Georgia stated, that the
prizes brought into the United States du-
nng the last war were ll3 public vessels,
and 2,0s3 private vessels.
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SheriiFahty.

TO The electors Of Somerset County:
FELLOW CITIZENS: - Thankful
for the very liberal support received on
a former occasion. again offer myself
as candidate for
s II z TEF.'
and respectfully solicit your votes fer
the same. Ifelccted, will perform the
duties of The Office correctly.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
Jenner tp. July IL, 1916.
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A correspondent of the n. York
Sun, writing from Washington under date
of July Is, gives the following, as part of
that days proceeding IN the House of
Representatives.
Hhe House went into Committe of the
Whole, Mr.. Wentworth in the chair and
took up the Bill to pay the mile; ge and
per diem allowance Of Members OF Con-
gress and for other purposes.
1Great merriment at the appearance of
the chairman, who is celebrated for his
extraordinary height.
Various amendments were offered and
rejected, one by Mr.. Stewart propos-
ed reducing the pay of the members 10 SIX
dollars per day after a session of seven
months, and to three dollars per day after
a session Of eight months. The bill was
explained by Mr.. Mckay, and discussed
and opposedby Mr.. Hanneman. He did
not like the provision in ii fox paying ex-
pcnses to certain INDIANS.
Mr., Douglass got the.floor and tried 10
speak, bat nobody would listen to him
the House in It's roars of mcrriment at the
party decisions Of the Chairman, would
let no one be heard. Finally the Commit
tee gotup and the House adjourned. amid
loud bursts of laughter on all sides.