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lHERHIN'S COFGH LOZENt

SHERHIN'S GOEGH LOZENt r..
These L0zenees the safest me=i sure aud
remedy for Coughs Colds. Wioophg Cough, 1i,'
OF tn Lungs 81 Chest, ete. The pr prietor ha-
known Al instance where they dId not ave per-.
tIsiaftlDn fflcc - cents par tox, !. nh direct.
SiiERH1N'S WORM LOZENt. =
1hi- Worm Lozenae- hive been pro3el IN Ho
1000 cases I" = mt31l9lcr the only cr1ia 10 Y f
destroy ny medicine ever d.stVtare Free - -.
box. with dIrccitnts.
SIBERIAN $ CdMPHJR LOZENf,..>
THY g,te lmfaediitd fi'af in nervous or-ce .re J.
achd pa1pltat}n Of the esr lowness Of strs fc-p"H
dGaeV Cypress On al snhug Of the ehcst d.! ~
sincsS Fs clerical affections aud all nervous Diseases.
SHERMANtS TOOTH PASTE,
A pttmiin Hthtrtte. The test article koop,n tot
cleansing and whitening the teeth, strcl tru,rg 'b'
guns aed sHseeB4ne tie heath etc. II ~huild be
every night wltia s4H Llusf aud the teeth i rPN'
Will eHly r4uite sight Washing tie mon lfe Pr'
- cents FcT pot
SHERMANS POOR MANS PLASTER
fhe test 4tfs4ataeRtfg ld>tet IT. lis world, and
vcreign remedy taf pans OF Wtanntss IN the l'a
alns sides. Bretst Eln1ts, jonts. RltUm3' >lu, ln
haga, ete. one HlIlIOn var viii nat sunpIy The
niand. tfee l.. cents.
The feleuaes. Tooth Flstr and rlaittr sold nyF
her manS Agents lo hs dit lonIan df IN healing Ia
am ab0tc. j.
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PIECE GOODS

! L.H==.lNtQ FltIs of Broadcloths Casino o. Doe
==Hs and NestnEs. comprising all the new
#zz5fzfs ana iIH 10rtatIUUs TOR the Spring and
Summer of ls47 VIII be made To order al from
EEH = Huursi notice. in that style OF elegance
. NHi#H tGis estaslis' ueut has become so
laLlha stga al LOW PRICES.
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G~One OF the most striking exhibit
lions Of intense party malignity which we
have recently witnessed, is the attempt
now making by some of the baser sort Of
the Loco Feco press, to bring odium upon
Gen. Irwin because he contributed liber-
ally from his own means, 10 the relief of
the starving millions IN Ireland. 1t re-
minds us strongly Of the course pursued
By the same class toward Mr. Clay in the
campaign of 1914.
We are net about to defend Mr.. Irwin
from this charge. We are not aware that
ii is any offence, either against the moral
OK political faith to which he processes 10
adhere. Sure we are, that there is no ar
ticle in the creed we have learned, which
forbids US to feed the hungry, or clothe
the naked. We had scarcely supposed
that even modern Democracy had "pro-
qressed'' so far as this. But if il were
thought necessary 10 excuse Mr.. Irwin, II
might be pertinent to ask, if il be a crime
in him what is it in Messrs. Polk, Skunk
&c! The only difference, We appre-
bend, would consist in the fact, that while
they, with large salaries Of the peoples
money, give s25 to $50 each, Gen. Irwin,
from the proceeds of his W industry,
gives what is equivalent to $3.50 or $500.
We trust these honest gentlemen, whose
v%ir!uous Indignation is so much excited by
an act of li5erality and benevolence, will
prosecute their Investigations still farther
in the same direction. Has he not con-
tribu!ed 10 some Missionary or Bible So
ciety? Is there not some family whose
necessities he has relieved! May there
not be found some widow or orphan
whose heart he has made glad! Perhaps
they might even discover he was IN up
right, honest, and honorable man, a Chris
tan and a scholar. If they should DO so,
We beg they win not spare our feelings
by supPressing the facts, but publish them
boldly. We believe Mr.. Irwin and his
friends could survive even such a r%evela-
ton as this. Although they seem to be
grieyous faults with the democracy"
the consciences of the Wings are not
nearly so tender.
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s. KlMNEL.
l.. KOONT'Z.
Javne's Hair Tonic.

We know i)r. Quigley personally. and
there is no man in the country whose o.
pinisn is entitled 10 more respect. He is
on all subjects honest and sincere. and
his high character as a Physician can be
attesled by the first medical men in the
cily.-Philadeiphia Sun.
Shepherds Town, Va, Oct. 10, 1913.
Dear Sir,-Yeu inquire Of me whether
| have used your Hair Tonic, aud With
what affect.
Several years ago my hsi- began 10
fall rapidly from The scalp. aud had the
prospect Of premature badness. A,lenGlh
a freind recommended your Hair Tonic.
| used three or four bottles, according
10 the printed direction, and al The end ot
six months, my hair was thick set and
since It's tendency 50 turn grey was ares
ted.
| have never befnre given a certificate
recommending patent medicines, which IN
discriminatory used, as they often are, 40
much injury: but in a case Ike the pres
eni, where | know the article TO be bene-
Grial, and that ii can do no harm, | have
no scru7lcs in st.llng facts within ny
own knowledge. Yours. &c.
JoRY QuI=LEY, MD.
DR.. D. JAYNE. Philadelphia.
Sold by J.J. & II. +. Sciiell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin.
Suyslown Pa
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CgVgTY EfEETEEG.

The Antimasons and Wings of Somer-
60, County are requested 10 assemble in
County Meeting Al the Court House in
Somerset, en- Tuesday evening Of next
court week, May 4ih) for the purpose
of adopting measures 10 secure the tri-
rmph Of American Principles at the next
October election.
Samuel ~. Pearson, OF Somerset Bor.
.Jchn J. Schell, Somerset Borough.
Perry Walker, Somerset township.
Samuel Miller,
Horace Ludington, Milford.
Aaron Schrack, Turkeyfoot.
John P. II. Walker, Addison.
elijah Wagner, Elkhck,
G. NJ. Hicks, Summit.
GEORGE Klingaman, Jr., G@reenviIle,
Daniel Lepley, Southampton,
Jacob Hoon, Allegheny,
Jacob Lambert, Ssonycreek,
EfichaeI Berkey, Berlin Borough,
Samuel Bitner, Brothersyalley tP.
William Reel, Shade.
Adam Holtzapple, Paint,
George Masters, Conemaugh,
Edmund Herman, Jenner,
kiichael Zimmerman, Quemahoning,
Henry Fisher, Jr., Stoystown Dor.
Jacob Flick, Jefferson township.
County Committee.
n. B. The County Committee is spe-
cislly requested 10 meet in the Grand Ju-
~ Room precisely at 2 o'clock p. H., OF
the day above appointed for the County
Meeting.
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Learn that Gov. Skunk had refused to al
low the bin passed by the last Legislature,
giving the election of prosecuting aItor-
neys to the people, TO become a law
What possible objections his Democratic
Excellencv saw TO the law we cannot
divine, nor has his Iiighness condescen-
ded to enlighten us. This most demo-
cratic democrat who holds so high the
honesty and intelligence Of the people,
will not allow them TO choose their own
officers, but quietly retains the appoint
ment of this host in his own hands, in adj
dition to his already too extensive patron
age. We have no doubt the honest por-
ton of his own friends have been sur
prlscd and mortified at this. Poor limo
cents! They do not yet know to what
extent democrats" are exempted by
their mere professions OF Democracy,
from all obligations 10 be consistent or
just.
How very unfortunate it is for Skunk
that Governors are still elected by tie
people! Ii would be so much more rom
venient just to appoint them. And then
how nicely he could snub the people by
naming some obnoxious person; for it
seems, as in the case OF Judge While, as
tho the fact of the people desiring the
appointment of a particular person were
a sufficient reason for refusing TO do so;
and, vlce uersa. There have been but few
of his appointments for any office aP-
proved OF, or satisfactory. And since he
will not allow the people 10 please them
selves in regard TO those minor Offices,
they viii adopt a mora efIectual plan than
that of petitioning Gov. Skunk. They
will exercise their privilege of throwing
out a democrat and perhaps their rights
will be better regarded by some Federal
Wing" A Wing Legislature passed this
law, which the Governor has virtually We
toed, and a Wing Governor will approve
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CAPTURE OF

We find in the Mobile Daily Advert
ser ef the 18th instant the following par
t%iculars relating 10 the capture of Alvara-
do, as derived from officers Of the navy:
Late last evening We had the pleasure
Of an interview with LIS. Barton aud
Brasher, who had just arrived from Pen
sacola. From these gentlemen we learn
that Com. Perry sailed for Alyarado to in
vest the place i'll conjunction with a Sc
tachment from the army under Gen. Quit
man, about e.O0O strong. Que day i'll adj
vance, II. Chas. G.. Hunter, in command
of the steamer ScoURGE, was ordered
down to blockade the place, in cen unc-
ton with the ALBANY, Capl. Breesc. On
arriving NJ Alvarado, which he did some
time in advance of the Albany, Captain
Hunter though. he nigh: as wei! proceed
at once TO take the place. lie according
" fred two guns. and then summoned
the city to surrender. The authorities
asked time TO consider. Lieut.. ii. in reply
informed them that they might take their
choice between an inst2n, and uncendi-
tional surrender and an assault from the
land forces then near at hand. They We
ry wisely chose the former, and surren-
dered at discretion. Lieut.. Hunter then
left a guard. consisting of Niidshipman
Temple and five men, and proceeded up
the river-.ook the town Of Tlacotalpan,
a Mexican brig loaded with cotton, and
some small craft.
1--WE understand that after these gal
liant achievements Lieut.. Hunter was pla-
ced under arrest by Com. Perry for a Vi
olation Of orders--he having been direct
ed only to blockade Aivarado. Such a
course was doubtless necessary in order
to preserve q due subordina;ion, and yet
it seems hard that young and enterpri-
sing officer should be thus punished,
whose only crime was an achievement
OF which any one might well be proud
The surrender of Licnt. Hunter was
made on the ID inst. On the Sd General
Quilman arrived with the troops; and
Com. Perry with all the small vessels of
the squadron, bit they found the place
already under the American flag. About
500 Mexican soldiers. belonging TO the
two posts, were made prisoners.
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dings excellent. This section is settled
principally with Pennsylvanians, a ma
iority of them Germans. whose localities
you readily discover by means of their
large bank barns. Garfield, the seat OF
Justice Of the new county of Malonlng,
is IL miles west of Middletown, and Is a
neat and apparently thriving town.
From here 10 Warren and thence 10 New
ton Falls the country is level and the soil
good. | have nowhere seen handsomer
farms, nor any that appeared to be better
managed. At the village OF Youngstown
on the Canal. are several furnaces in
blast, which are supplied with both rock
and bog ore, obtained in the neiglbor-
hood. Excellent coal is also found here
in large quantities.
The productions of this whole region
are wheat, corn, oats, horned cattle, cheese
and butter, and live Yankees. The first
named article is produced at an average OF
about 20 bushels TO the acre and corn 80
bushels, whilst that Of cattle and the one
last mentioned are said to be as prolific
as could be desired. The land is covered
with . heavy growth of Undertook, ash,
hickory, poplar, beach and sugar; but
when once cleared is easily worked with
the plough. Much of the oak timber is
sawed into plank and scantling for the
Government, 10 be used in the construc-
ton of vessels and gun-carriages. The
Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal, passing
from Beaver TO Cleveland, through the
heart Of the Reserve" furnishes a cheap
and convenient means Of transportation
for all the lumber and the surplus pro-
ducts of the soil, most Of Which are
shipped 10 Cleveland. Large numbers
Of cattle are driven from here TO Albany,
New York, Philadelphia and other mar
kets. Upon the whole, this is ga great
country" and The only drawback that |
can discover is The GOODNESS OF the eli
mate. ]. r.
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LATE ERoM VERA CRUZ.

The New Orleans Picayune furnishes
adyices from Vera Cruz to the evening
Of the 9th instant.
On the 9Th instant, Col. Harvey, in
command Of the 81 Dragons, and de-
tachment from Gen. Twiggs's division,
took possession OF Antigua, capturing one
officer and eight Mexican lanccrs.
The army was to move on the 18th IN
slant in the direction Of Jalapa by divi-
sions, Gen Twiggs leading the advance,
followed by Gen. Patterson with the vol
un.cers, and Gen. Worth, with the first
division of regulars, bringing up the rear.
Two ports above Alyarado CTlacoial-
pan and Cosamoloapan) have fallen with
out resistance. They are important
points, situated upon the fine inland wa
tiers which have their outlet TO the Gull at
AivaTado.
MrKendall says that Com. Perry is about
starting with all his vessels, with the in
tention of capturing every city, town, and
port on the entire Mexican coast.
Capt. Mayo has been left as Governor
Of Alvarado, with a small force, while
Capt 'Tatnall, in the Spiifre, has gone
further up the river TO look in at the dit
ferent towns. lit. Hunter of the ScoURGE
who, seeing a favorable opportunity, cap
tured Alvarado before the arrival oil the
expedition directed against it-has been
arrested by Com. Perry for going ahead
of his instructions, or on some charge oil
the kind. A great number of cannon and
other military stores were captured at Al
yarado.
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BY II EDITOR.

NEWTON FALLS, 18TH APRIL, 1917.
| arrived here on last Saturday, having
travelled the distance from Pittsburgh, IS
miles in a little over two days. From 2
miles below Allegheny city to Economy,
a distance OF I6 miles, the road was in
bad condition; and the wind being high
and cold and blowing directly in my face,
| found travelling anything but agreeable.
But an examination Of the town Of Econ
omy with It's fine buildings, beautiful gar
dens and adjoining lands, amply compen-
stated me for the inconvenience | suffered
on my way hilher. 1t is very generally
known that this establishment was !oun-
ded by, and is under the management Of
Mr.. Rapp, who is now far advanced in
life, and must expect, in the ordinary
course of nature, SCOT 10 pass from this
stage of action. The real estate owned
by the firm was purchased in 1924 and
consists OF about 5000 acres, at least
two-.hirds of which is bottom land, natu-
rally rich and constantly kept up by pro-
per treatment. The village has a church,
a hotel, a store, a grist mill, a saw mill, a
woolen and silk factory and museum, and
one hundred and sixty dwelling houses.
The population at u time, | am inform
ed, reached nearly 600, bat is now rcdu-
ced to about sic. Although | passed
through the several streets and conversed
with some OF the inhabitants at their
doors, ! neither sew noT heard . child all
The time | remained in the place, and the
youngest person | met with / Judged TO
be at least thirty years Of age. The F.
economy Community have grown wealthy,
and this fact has been cited in support of
the so-called Fourier System. But when
we consider the materials Of which this
community was originally composed, the
plan upon which it was formed, and the
guards that were thrown around it; and
then look at the gradual but sure decline
Of their numbers, and the gaunt and ap-
parenly detected and disconnected few
which remain, we are forced to a conclu-
sion exactly the reverse. The hotel OF
the village is admirably kept, and a stran-
ger receives every attention he can desire.
In the museum is a large collection of Gu.
r~iosilies and relics-among the latter oil
which | saw William PENIS travelling
chart, and also an Indian smoke pipe Of
ingenious workmanship and measuring s
inches by 81 and weighing over two
pounds.
From Economy 10 Brighton, where
the road crosses the Mahoning and tho
Canal, the soil is of an excellent quality
but here you ascend a high ridge, and foo
8 or 10 miles pass over a rather barren
country. Passing successfully through
the villages Of Darlington, Petcrsburgh
and Middletown, you come near the latte
place TO a level plain, here and there
little rolling-thc soil rich and the bull
Sasr s~--
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Somerset County, SIS.

THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
10 Elisabeth RhOads. GREETING.
M~~~8 WHEREAS Philip
> w Rhoads did or the end
IS day of September, Eighteen
SIX hundred and forty-six, prefer
his petition to the Honorable The judges
OF the Court of Common Pleas Of Som
erset county, pray ing, that for causes
therein set forth. he might be divorced
from the Bends Of Mslrimony entered
into with you. the said Elizabeth
Rhoads, in all time to come as If ne
never had been married or as If you
were naturally dead. We therefore
command YOU the said Elizabeth Rhoads
that setting aside all excuses and other
business, you be and appear in your
proper person before our Judges at Som
Ierset at our County Court of Common
pleas there TO be held on the second
Monday of February next, 10 answer
llhe petition or libel Of the said Philip
Rhcads and to show cause, if any you
have, why the said Philip; your husband.
should not be divorced from your socie-
IIy, fellowship and company, and from
the bonds Of MaIrimOny contracted with
you the said Elizabeth as fully and ef-
'Gectually as il he never bad been mar
.ried or as if you the said Elizabeth were
naturally dead, agreeably to the act Of
Assembly in such case made and provi-
ded, and hereof you are not to fail.
Witness the Honorable Jeremiah s.
Black, President Of our SAID court 81
Somerse, this Odd day of November
Anne Domini, 1916. Al. OGLE.
March 80, I647. P~roIhonOtarv.
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DEMOCRACY OF LOCOFOCOISM
Gcv. SasJslEk and the People.

49,
We are not in the habit Of allowing
ourselves to indulge in the folly Of feeling
surprise at any thing the Locos may do,
under the name of Democracy. Like
the sacred namo of Liberty, this has been
so often prosiituted to the worst purposes,
by those protesting TO be lis peculiar and
exclusive friends, that, so far from feeling
surprise at any outrage committed against
It's principles, its real friends are rather
afraid TO hear it invoked, lest it portend
rome new mischief. A party which sex
tends the area Of Freedom by adding
tlave terriiory-which gives away mil
lions Of acres OF free soil to a foreign
crown, and wresis other millions from a
sister Republic-which is constantly
preaching the doctrine of equal rights.
vet refuses to allow a poor man 10 vote
which proclaims the largest liberty o
conscience, yet viii not suffer those of q
particular religious creed TO hold Office
d party, we say, which perpetrates sucl
wicked abzurdities as these, must moi b
considered incapable Of any thing.
And yct We were scarcely prepared I
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Somerset County. IS.

N~~~8 4 y an adlouratl 0rplan'
Y..SA rourt, held 81 So,u-r-,,.
in and fer said c.un'y. nn tir
Mrc~3 18th day Of Fvhru ~. 4. T..
.Is47. before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. GebharI tie ceurt
confirm the Inqu,silion and grant a rule
on the heirs n legal representatives ~
Mathew PInkeriou. deceased. 10 appear
at an adjourned Orphans Cour'. 10 b.
held at Somerset on MOndly the 10Th
day CT May next, 10 accept or refuse -
take the real estate of said deceased a.
appraised price.
Extract from the records OF said
court. certified this 18th day Of Februa-
ry, !s47.
WIN. II. PICKING.
February %, 1917. Clerk
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MCc1M 4 + an adjourned Orphans
H.SA Courl held at Somerset.
in and for said county, on
M~C/n the 18th day of February. A.
ID. 1877, before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Kimmel, the court
confirm the lnquisition and grant a rule
on the heirs and legal representatives Of
John Graham, deceased. TO appear al sn
adjourned Orphans Court, to be held at
Somerset on Monday The 10Th dav Of
May next. (lS47,) to accept or refuse ia
take the Real Estate Of said deceased.
Iat the appraised price.
Extract from the records Of said
court. certified this 18th day OF Febrsa.
Iry, lS47.
WV. II. PICKING.
February 2S, lS47. Clerk.
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REED:

On Saturday morning last, in this bor-
ough. ELEANOR, consort Of DIR. n. NJ.
Bruce, in the 50th year of her age.
On the 18th inst, Mrs. CHRISTINA,
consort of Frederick Walker, decd.
aged 6S years and 5 days.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The May
number Of this magazine has been re-
ceivcd. 1t contains 81 engravings.-
Terms: s3 per annum in advance.
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ers, on which are erected a dwelling
house and stable, and .grist and saw
mill, with the appurtenances-as the pro-
perry of the said William Moore, at the
suit of Samuel kimmel.
Also
All the right, title, interest and claim Of
John Bell, of. in, and 10 a certain PAR
GEL OR TRACT OF LAND, situate
in Addison township, Somerset county,
Pa, containing one hundred and fifty a
ores more or less; about one hundred and
ten acres cleared, about lwenty-Iwoacres in
meadow, with a dwelling house IN and
a half stories high. log barn and stable,
and spring house erected,a two orchards
the premises. adjoining the National
Road on the south. and lands Of Andrew
Mitchell, Thomas Gleason, and Richard
Brooks, with the appurienances-as the
property OF the said John Bell. at the
suit of Christian c. Livengood, for the
use Of Simon Gebhart.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Sheriff
Sherif's Office Somerset
ADril q. IS4T.
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Administrators, Notice.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SU4ICGI
z ETIERS of administrator, Oh the
e. estate Of Joseph Lichry, late OF
Somerset township. deceased, having
been granted TO the subscribers. residing
iii said township, all persons indebted to
the estate are requested To attend al the
late residence Of said decea sed. on the
5th day Of June pexi, prepared 10 settle;
and those having cliims ts present them
at The same time and place, properly au-
,hen,icaled.
SAMUEL J. LIGHTLY,
HENRY MEYER,
Anril o.. I847. Aim'rs.
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SHERIrFIS SALES.

EaY virtue OF sundry writs of Venditionl
I'D Exponas issued out OF the Court of
Common Pleas of Somerset county, and
to me directed, there will be exposed TO
sale by public outcry, at the public square
in Somerset on Monday the 81 day of
NAY next, at l o'clock p. VI. the fol-
loving Real Estate, viz:
All the right, title, interest and claim Of
Jacob Menges, OF, in, and TO a certain
TRACT OF LAND, situate in the town
ship of Qaemahoning, Somerset county,
Pa, containing twenty-five acres more or
less; about ten acres clear, adjoining lands
of Jacob Speicher, John Burntrager and
others, on which are erected a cabin house
and stable with the appurtenances-as the
property Of the said Jacob Menges. al
the suit Of jacob Custer, for the use Of
Phoebe Marshall, Administrators &C., Of
Rogers Marshall. decd.
ALSO
All the right, title interest and claim Of
William Moore, of, in, and to a certain
TRACT OF LAND, situate in Paint
township, Somerset county. containing
200 acres more or less; about six acres
clear, adjoining lands OF Jacob B~crkepile,
Solomon Miller, Jacob Bcrkey and 9th