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what the People Remember.

The People remember that the Federal
party OF the present day oppose the
WAR WITH MEXICO, gives A | ID
AND COMFORT to the enemy, and is
emphatically the MEXICAN PARTY
in these United Statcs.- Democratic u
MON.
Exactly! The People remember the
repeated attempts of the present Federal
administration TO tear the laurels from the
brow of the noble old Hero of Buena
Vista.
The People remember that the Federal
President gave the vllainous SANTA
ANNA a PASSPORT TO return to Mex
leo TO unite, reinvigorate, concentrate the
Mexican forces, and lead them TO battle
against handful of Americans under
General Taylor.
The People remember the VOTE OF
CENSURE passed upon General Tay-
lor by the Federalis:s in the House of
Representatives.
The People remember that the Feder-
aIists DENOUNCED Gen. Taylor as a
"Whig General incompetent to COM
mand the army Of occupation.
The People remember the repeated at
tcmpts of the FcdcfaIists to SUPER
CEDE GEN. TAYLOR In COM
MAND by the appointment of paltry
paper-G General, and thus INSULT the gal
liant old Chief who had conducted tue
campaign SO glorously, and acquired i'm
perisIable laurels, and in whose eulogy
the Nation spoke in thunder tones
The People remember that the Federal
President in his message announcing the
victories in Mexico pURPosELY and PoIN-
teddy omitted TO mention the name OF
Gen TAYLOR.
The People remember that the Federal
lists have extend AID AND COMFORT
to the enemy, by doing all they could to
prevent the brilliant achievements of old
ROUGH AND READY and bring dis
grace upon the National flag.
The People remember that while old
ROUGH AND READY has been saw
ing the Administration from disgrace,
with the certain knowledge that il was
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Six Cents Reward.

DAN away from the subscribers S
Ia, in Elkiick township, Somerset
county, Pa, on The 18th day Of July last.
an indenied apprentice to the Cabinet
making business, named John NJ Clos
key, said runaway is between % and
23 years old, FIVE feet 4 or inches high.
and dark complexion had on when he
lef, brown frock coat :, the above re-
ward will be given 10 any person raturn-
ing him, bui no ether charges paid,
AMBROSE BRIkE.
Aug 347.3lF FERDINAND BRlKE
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e. Some of the Locofoco editors, as
a last resort 10 defeat Gen. Irwin, are pub
fishing letter from Mr.. Flanagan, a
suspended Catholic clergyman, to Gen.
Markle, IN 1874, in8which the writer
speaks very highly Of Gen.. Irwin oand
saws the Generals election TO Congress
was secured by the votes Of the Catho-
lies, influenced by him, the said Flanagan.
We understood at the time the letter was
first published in 1914, that the represen-
tations made by the writer, in SO far as
they related 10 Gen. Irwin, were pronunc-
cd untrue by those acquainted with the
facts; but whether they be true or false,
we cannot comprehend how they could
initiate against Gen. Irwin. If true, they
would only 60 TO prove that all classes of
men who are acquainted with Gen. Irwin
think well of him. and if untrue, then, of
course, they have no application 10 him.
In any event, the Catholics throughout
the State will not thank the Locofoco edi-
tors for bringing up matter duplicating
a portion Of them thus, for the purpose of
prejudicing others against them as Il reli-
gious denomination with view of infla-
encing the pending election. 1t is base
electioneering scheme, which, like all
such schemes, must fail Of accomplishing
its object.
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IMPORTANT.

In the matter Of the voluntary assign
ment of John Dull, for the benefit Of
his creditors, in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Somerset County, Pa;
And now TO wit, Sd May, lS47. The
petition of Peter Dull was presented te
the Court, setting forth that Jacob Kna-
BILE, Jr., who had been appointed assig-
nee of John Dull, and took Upon him.
self the execution of the trust, has late
Iy died without having made final set
element and distribution TO, and among
he creditors of John Dull as by the a.
toresaid Deed of Trust was Intended
therefore praying the Court to appoint
some suitable person in his stead TO take
charge of the effects which were in the
hands of Jacob KnabIe, Jr. and TO exc
cute the trust in pursuance Of said deed
of assignment, and according TO the act
of assembly in such case made and pre-
vided.
Whcreupon the Court afFix Monday
The S0th day of August next, fer the
hearing in the matter.
A. J. OGLE, Pro.'y.
june22-1s47.
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LOOK OUT

We caution the Wings throughout the
State 10 be on their guard against reports,
circulars and hand bills, issued from the
Locofoco press, retailing all manner OF
base and unscrupulous falsehoods against
the Wing candidates for Governor and Ca
nal Commissioner. We are already ap-
priced OF a splendid edition of Roor-
backs, now in process of concoction,
with which the State is TO be flooded drl-
ring the few weeks that remain of the
present Gubcrnatorial canvass. They
are 10 be printed in both German and
English, and 10 be secretly distributed by
paid agents. To the gctters up we say
cease vIPERs, YOU BIrE FILE. Pa
Telegraph.
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BERKs COUNTY IN MOTION /.

The Wings of Old Berks hald an en-
thusiasGc meeting the other Gay and pas
sed resolution recommending Gen Fay
lor for the Presidency, one Of thanks TO
the army-one in favor OF Irwin and Pat
ton--and sundry others of the ''right
stripe" showing that tile Wings of lhat
Locoloco-ridden county are determined
10 do their duty at the ensuing election.
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Felix's admission ofEaaying gram
Ted the Pass.

"When orders were issued to the Com
mander of our Naval forces in the Calf,
on the fifteenth day of May last, only
two days after the existence Of the war
had been recognized by Congress, to
place the coast OF Mexico under block
ade, HE WAS DIRECTED NOT TO
OBSTRUCT THE PASSAGE OF
SANNA ANNA TO MEXICO
SHOULD HE RETURN" ."-Poik' s
.Annual Message 10 Congress, Dec. T.,
1916.
1t remains to be seen whether his re-
turn may not yet prove favorable to a pa
ci6c adjustment of existing diiliculties.-
Ibid.
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what has been ..Seen.,,

BATTLE OF MoNTEREY.-Sept. 81, %
23, lS46-three days hard fighting
Loss Of .fmericaas IN killed and ,o0ua-
ded-FITE HUNDREDi
BATTLE OF BUENA VIsTA-February
22nd and 23d, SANTA ANNA COM
HANDING In PERSON A MEXI-
CAN FORCE OF go, ,O0O MEN =
Loss of ihe americans an killed and
COunded- YEN HGNDREU!
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NORTH CAROLINA.

North Carolina makes lair beginning.
A slip from the Office Of the "Old North
Stale" Elizabeth city, gives the follow
ing results
SEVENTH DIsTRlcT.-Gen. Daniel, To-
co Foco, has been reelected in this
district.
Ninth DIsTRIcT.-The returns from
this District come in cheeringly for the
Wing cause. The returns are not all in,
but enough is known to make Col. Out
law s majority in the district at least 500 o.
yer Biggs, locofoco, who was elected to the
last Congress by majority of l47 votes.
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FROM THE PENN INTELLIGENCER.
HAid and Comfort
P0IIl's Pass 10 Santa Anna.

The Commander of our Nava, forces
in the Gulf is hereby directed NOT TO
OBSTRUCT THE PASSAGE oF GE-
NERAL. ANTONIO LoPEz DE SANTA ANNA
AND SUITE to Mexico should he desire to
return thilher. JAMES K. POLK.
May l5, 1916.
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Three thousand Emigrants arrived in
New York on Sunday last week. Eu-
rope is throwing her paupers upon our
fiafcs hy thousands, many of whom die
q 'srsaiion, while others find their way
= - llospltals, Poer houses and prisons.
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INDIANA.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
District, lst, Robert Dale Owen, l.. F.
2d, Thomas j. Henley, l.. f.
/" Sd, Bobinson, l.. T.
4lh, Cal, b Smith, Wing.
'' 5th, Wick, L. F.
9th, Dobson, L. f.
There are four Districts to Lear from.
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SHoT HIS WIFE by MIsrAkE.-Df. ].
b. Pierce, Of Troy, Pa, shothis wife by
mistake, on the evening Of the 22d inst.
Mistaking her FOR robber. breaking into
the house, he seized the gun and fred.
The whole charge Of shot entered her
breast, and She fell dead on the floor.
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DEATH OF GEORGE RAPP.-The death
of this eccentric man has come at last
George Rapp died at Economy on, the
9th instant, at the advanced age OF nearly
90 years. Nearly half of this time Rapp
was the moving spirit of the Economy
Association, and TO the end of his life had
the command and respect of his asso-
ciates. His influence was of no common
kind, and cxcrted as It was, produced no
common result. What the effect of the
death may be with the community among
whom he presided, remains TO be seem
The Economy Association has long been
the subject OF the SCOTS and jeers OF ma
ny who have sought rather 10 be curious
than well informed in regard TO its char
actcr. Without much direct knowledge
in regard to Rapp and his associates, we
venture the opinion that this community
was conducted with more order and So
briefly, more industry and more economy
than many communities claiming to be
much better than this.-Pitt. Gaz.
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Tract ofLand,

situated in Somerset township, one-fourth
mile cas-, OF the Borough Of Somerset, at
the point where the Bedford & Somerset
and Cumberland & somerset Turnpike
Roads iniersec.. Containing One hun
dred and forty Eve Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of Joseph Chorpenning,
and others, about so Acres cleared, on
which are erected large two story
Dwelling House, a one story Log Dwell
ling House, large Barn, and other
Buildings; there is also an excellent coal
bank on the premises.
viii also sell at the same time and
place the yearly Quit Rents or reserva-
tions of ground rents. on the following
Lots situated ia the Borough of Somer-
set. viz : No. IS, SIS, 65. Ill, t25, lS2.
205. 2IS. 239, 249. and l59.
TERMs-one third in hand and the re-
mainder in three equal annual payments
without Interest. payments 10 be secured
by Judgment Bonds.
JOHN o. KIMMEL.
July 6 6i7-4t Trustee,
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AGENTS for Somerset County.

PARKER g. ANKENY, Somerset,
NJ A. Ross, Petersburg,
Samuel Kimmel, Pine Mills,
G. Parker & Co. Jennerville.
Michael Sipe, Somerset township,
Aughinbaugh q Brubaker. Cenlreville
Stevens & Scblsg, Bakerstown.
]. Shaffer Sr. & Co. Stoysiown,
w. ChaIfant, Buckstown,
Hay e. Baer. Lavansville.
]. G. Darrell, Smi,b6eld.
Offices devoted exclusively 10 The sale
of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
wholesale and retail, l69 Race Street,
Philadelphia; 26S Greenwich Street,
New York. and 1913 fremont Street, Bos-
ton. mayil
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SC The Wings Of WestmoreIand
have put in nomination the following
ticket:
AsscmbIy.-William Pinkcrton, John
Gay, JRmes Paul.
Commissioner-John Haymaker.
Treasurer.-Hugh Y. Brady.
Auditor.-Daniel Kiehl.
Trustees.-John Armstrong, ST., Rev.
J. ]. Brownson.
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The American ArEEaS again Fri
ufslpEIant. The City of Mexico
takenI

Our readers will rejoice with us in the
intelligence of the capture of the city OF
Mexico by our army under Gen. Scott.
The accounts which we publish to-day
give none OF the details, but may, we
think, be relied on as regards the fact Of
the city having been taken. This event
must, if anything will, lead to speedy
peace between the two nations, Gen.
Scott has certainly won unfading laurels
since assuming the command in Mexico,
having taken every town, city and fortress
that he has assailed. His conduct as
military commander is cquallcd only by
that Of Gen. Taylor, whilst the success
ses that have attended the efforts of each
are unequalIed IN the history Of war.
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vEHHE Great Preventive Medicine!-
n Though Wright's Indian Vegeta-
bic Pills have achieved triumph upon Iri-
umph, in the cure Of obstinate cases of
! disease, even after they had been entire
iy given up, and after all other remedies
had failed, yet their power Of prevention
may be justly esteemed their growing
glory Storms" il is said. ''purIfy
the air. but storms do mischief also,
and are so far an evil. Were it within
human power 10 maintain the Electrical
equilibrium between the earth and air,
there would be no occssion for storms,
for the air would always be pure. :.
So Of the human body. II kept free
fIom morbid humors, the action is regu-
lar and healthy. But if those humors
are allowed TO accumulate, a crisis, or,
in other words, storm, will arise, which
is always more or less dangerous.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are
equally well calculated 10 prevent the
storm, or to allay it when il comes. But
prevention is better than cure, besides
heing cheaper and less Troublesome
The delay Of day in the commence
ment OF sickness has ofien proved fatal,
and always renders the case more diff
cult to manage.
Let the sickness be caused by chan
ges Of weather, high living. want Of ex-
ercise. close confinement, functional de-
rangemeni, or anything else, the effect
upon the body is much the same-is
equally dangerous, and is removable BY |
the same means.
Have you cold7 Let il aot ripen in |
10 Consumption. Are you DysPepticl
Beware Of the hypochondria. Two
Pills taken every other nigh, on an emp
ty stomach, for short time, will, in nine |
cases out Of ten, cure The Dyspepsia, |
and thereby drive away the legion oil
devils blue" For Headache, no me-
dicIne is superior TO Hright's Indian !
Vegetable Pills. COsliveness, that pros
life mother Of disease, is caused by |
torpid state Of the liver, which these
Pills eGecIusIly cures. By striking at
the root Of disease, Wrighl's Indian We
getable Pills prevent all and cure ALL
They can hardly ever be taken amiss, il |
used with common discretion; and we
commend them 10 the use Of those who |
have not yet tried them.
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PR0P0NAI.S
STRAY HElFFER.

A NAME trespassing on the premises OF
" the subscriber. residing in Milford
township. on the 10Th day Of June last,
a Heller with black sides, mixed with
grey hair, white streak over the back,
and some white about the legs and belly:
the iefi ear cut off, and slit in the right
cne and is between two and three years
OLD. The owner is desired 10 come for
wafa. prove property, pay charges and
take her away or she will be disposed of
as the law directs.
JONATHAN SAYLOR.
August 10. 1877 81
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THE ELECTIONS.
Wheeling. August 8.
KEN,rITGKV


Wheeling. August 8.
KENTUCKY.
The following Congressman have been
elected from the State OF Kentucky:
District 4th Buckner, Wing,
5th Thompson
9th Adams,*
" 9Th Duncan
+" 9Th s. Morehead
:" 10th Gaines
In The Ninth District Cox (Whigl is
reported to be elected over his opponent,
Mr.. French. There are, however, three
counties in this District not fully heard
from. Two Of these counties will prob
ably give Loco Foco majority, and one
Whig majority.
The Legislature Of Kentucky will be
strongly Wing.
There were two Wing candidates in
this District-Price and Adams.
The Second and Third Districts Of
Kentucky are in some doubt, which we
hope to clear up to day.
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Beware of Counierfeiis OF sIl kindsi
Some are coated with sugar; others are
made To resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine The safest course
is. TO purchase from the regular agents
only. one or more of whom may be
found IN every village & town in the state.
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P1R11a 2AARa

Z N pursuance ola order Of the Or
Il phans Court Of Somerset County, the
subscriber will offer for sale on the
premises, on Saturday the 2Ist day Of
August next, the following Real Estate,
late the property Of ROsanna Shaffer. de-
ceased, viz: A certain messuage, 2Ianta-
lion or
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County Meeting.

The Democratic Antimasons & Wings
of Somerset County are requested to
meet in the Court House in Somerset on
Tuesday evening Of Court week, August
3isD to respond to the nominations made
by the County Convention, and 10 adopt
such measures as may be deemed neces-
sary TO insure the triumph Of their prin-
ciplcs and the election of their candidates
al the approaching election.
BY order of the
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
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BOLTING CLOTHS
EBOLTHNG CLOTHS,

well selected LOT Of The old Anchor Brand
EsOLTENG CLOTHS.
which will be sold lower than ever Of
fere6 in our market. The article has
been well known, having given general
satisfaction heretofore. Persons wish.
ing 10 purchase will fad il 10 their adj
vantage ts examine our Stock, az we OBJ
tain them direct from the agent in New
York, and can sell them on better terms
than have been offered in this market.
Inquire of r.. b. KELLER & co.
July e7-47. Opposite Mineral Bank,
Cumberland. Md.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

FuNHE Franklin Manufacturing Company hand
PAPER MILL the Depot OF the Souihe Railroad good
OF supene fine and letter folded and
hat ruled and also medium printing and
wrapping the wholesale prices
which public assured quality
their viii with the
Northern Factory They prepared orersor
the market their
require Merchants dealer call Paper
MIL and . for themselves. NH Itu
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NERVOUS DEAFNESS.

ne following u extract from received from dist,
physician IN this STATE The withheld BY
OF the writer: 'Nf-''
Known To me- obtained your Gavanc IN the Magnetic au
io serious affection Of deafness. The ease was ina, on
WI &c nervous system much her gsp.I
poor Much was done previous application OF IA.
De ou "h very little and nly RICH, 10 ten y
A' SINCE sue commenced wearing BEL bot few week. az,
me mas enrsy recovered her bearirg geser
better than for several Her friends are eoee
sure NJ tbs happy
" Dr. Christie woul above Is not solitary e,,
any persons who have quite and have ben
yea ve recovered IL by the II the oxan b..
mol injured there always OF recovery by the ann
eaion OF Galvausm II should however be mai th
sooner the application S made the better ~ ~
Every column in this PAPER might filed with sim ar espo
mails In all Nervous Complaints matter how chronic az 60
we're they may be- the efficacy Of Dr. Chre genuine Capie
articles Is truly wonderful. A'S
% Only Agents for Richmond
DUVAL PURCELL, Drugv.ts
p,. l47, Main Street.
" EIPa naory pamphlets may be had grats eIs
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2On PACKAGES NEW SPRING GOODS

:
BROOKS, HELL 81 HUDSON receiving at their
store, No lfJ Eagle Square, by the "Thos r. Thompson
Boston, the Courier and Express line from New further
supplies Of Spring goods making all about 300 pscage
psng the latest which nearly completes their prg
Their stock Of plain and fancy silks English
rcan Prints Scotch Gnghams Lawns Organizes Jaeone
and other style, Of LADIES DRESS GOODS
passed for variety or beauty IN this any other
They have IN addition To the above goods
'toek OF all the best styles OF Beaehed and
Cloths Casmeres, Nesing French Linens Linen, and
sheethgs and large stock Of cheap Summer
boys They ask the attention Of country Merchants
Farmers and the lade. their LARGE AND COMMAND
ING sToCk pdgng themselves offer goods favo-
rabe terms for cash the usuaercd punetua
NH Is
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GO-PARTNERSHIP.

TENIlE undersigned, former partners in business
n Of
+. LATHROP ~ VAN DEURSEN,
for the purpose of transaetinr
General Dry Goods Business.
edcd Of Halves Van
Ward, No 81, Main Street. Rishmlni Va where W.
keep gcoi of Eood ard pleased
Old friends and
firm. FANEITE LATHROP,
2. VAN DEURsEN
Late Of the firm Of Hawes Van Deursen Ward.
January 9TH 1877.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
We OF choice Of fresh goods
I'd approaching purchased Northern
markets We friends examination
cases OF very beautiful Puut, style
PINS, blue and white Tarlltans for Party dresses
PLAIN Musins
White Kid Gloves az numbers
ALSO -Blcached and brown ShiunEs and sheetnrs
Bicichcd Dfinings, Kentucky Jeans
Hosiery, brown iiotands-BIk Alpaeeas
Xix and cold Cambncs &C, &c
2. BATHROP 4 VAN DEURsEN
fc ~ No. o. Main street
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NOTICE.

n consequence of the state of my health, have
u TIN. day witawn from the CoSxIssos and b.
.ueeesded by nephews Mr. r. Gwahey and Mr. w
w Gwahmey under the firm Of r. &. GwATHMEY Il co who
VIII re ain the old stand shoekoe Warehouse which have 80
long occupied
beg leave TO solicit the patronage Of
toer IN behalf Of the above naynen,
Of thoss Indebted 70 without delay.
ROB. GwATHMEY.
Richmond LIST December 1886.
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GEORGE WHITE
SICK HFADACHE.

ne lolow'ng Certificate the lady OF Capt p Strain
one Of the most respectable in Albany " York
,,. ALRAST, March 2, 1886
70 eery That have been afflicted for years past
win me sek headache which complaint has eo6net
M U me bed hom one IN during IN A tp.
ro one monih past have DR. Gaiyanic Rings
ana oeeanonaly used the Magnetic am happy 10 M. ,,
nave not been troubled with tie ,ek headache
ANN Z. STRAIN Dan
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FOR SC0TTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG
- - 60

N and alter the list October, our Packet
- Boats viii leave Richmond at A. Nc Monday wedn.
and Friday, and arrive IN Lynehburr days at ST PM
RETURNING,
Leave Lynehburg Monday Wednesday and Friday nj A. NJ
and arrive in Richmond days a 81 r.
Our Boats Post Coach
Line TO Famvire Prince Edward Charlotte and at Seo,vie
with Parish Cos Line oaehe. tn SITUATION
sept no. 1876. BOYD. EDMOND A DAVENPORT