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sAs FRANCISCO, September "a
Charges enibra ciag the corrupt con.
version Of United States money {
bis own use have been preferred
against United States Surveyor Geu
erai ft9iiirs and iorwerded to Score.
|tary Schurz by Senator E9oti. Yes
terday Senator Sargent ,elegrapbed
sehuis demanding Rollins removal.
gnd to,iey be lag fbe matter bsfor.
The United States Attorney. Tts
asosnt Of tie d%efelcaiion is abour
So. coo.
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Suicide Of sTenncsseeau

NASHVILLE. September l3-Mark
W. Pillow put a derringer pistol e
bis right temple while seated 10 a
cha;r 81 Sandy Carriers saloon, Union
street, a. seven O'Clock tbs eveniDg
and blew cut his brains lie died
Instantly sitting in lis chair, without
relaxing his grasp of the weapon.
deceased was a bachelor aged sixty
ire, aud q member of one Of The cid.
est and most respected families in the
State.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

by virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court oi
Somerset c1aniy, to the unieTsighei Administra-
tor a.. Il tbs estateOf DaviI LShr. dec'd. I wIu ev-
pose 90 public sale, on the promises, on
Saturday, October G., 1871.
me iol!eTins valuable property late the estate or
the said David LOhr, deed. t9wit:
A tract OF land situate IN Jenner Twp Soper-
set county, Pa, containing 20 acres and II perebes.
strict measure, adjoining lands OF Jaeob Sum
Jesse WITH, Jacob Covers estate aud Others. with
q story and . halfplane house, log stable. soring
mouse ant0-her buildings thereon erected. about
nfteen acres clear. and the balance OF the Land j.
veil tinbered AMI watered, there Is a small
9rehari on the premises Of yOang trees Of choice
iruit; the above property Is situated close 10 ruod
mills, school house, store, blacksmith shop. Il.
EhM Fifty doilfrs.On the da, Of SHE. 90
thlri intluting the afty dollars at the conffma.
lion 81 the snie, aud the balance after de,Iuciins
me vi lows dtwer In TWO EQUAL annual payments
without interest, the wiiowfs duwer 10 be sacured
un the property.
HENRY ID. LOHK.
SVH. Administrators.
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

Choice books 10 longer for the few ONLY. The
pest Standard novels within the reach OF every
one. Books usually sold from Il 70 - given fun.
changed and unabTidgedl for 10 and ~ cents.
l. EAST LYNNE, by Mrs. Wood I'D. NJ zoe
2 John Halifax, Gent, BY Miss Mulock. zoe
. Jane Eyre. by Charlotte Bulnte. I'D. N 2Oe
: a Wonlan-hater, Chas. Rcade's new novel. ne
3 Tine Black indies. Jules Veme's latest. TO-.
.. last Days Oh Pompeii, by Bulwer. IOe.
!. Adam Bede, by George Eliot. ID. NJ 9r.
= The Arundel Motto, by Mary Cecil Hay. I0c-
2. OF MyddeltOn's Money. by To-.
10 TIE " Oman in White, By Wilkie Collins. zoe
H. Zoe Mill on the Floss, BY George Eliot. 2c-
T. The American Senator. 0y Anthony Troll
i0pe. IA.
- A Princess Of Thule. iy Wa. Black. 30,
H. The Dead Secret. by Wilkie ColIiLS. I0..
10. komolO, by George Eliot, ID M 20.
To- HE English at the North Pole aud Field
Of lee. In one book, By Jules Verne. To-.
u. Hidden Perils. by Mary Cecil Hay. I1c,
Is. Barbara's History, by Amelia Edwards. al-.
49, A Terrible Temptation, by Chas. Reade. Toe.
70 Old Curiosity Shop, by Chas. Dickens. 9c.
Il Foul Play. by Chas. Reade. Toe.
= 1lan and Vile, by Wilkie Collins. %.
20 Inc Squire's Legacy by Mary q. Hay. poe.
For Sale by all Booksellers and ew sdealerg. or
sent postage prepaid, on receipt Of price BY
GEORGE MUNRO. PrHLrsRER-
20 Box 1851, q. ., AMI IS V~anewater st. n. i.
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SENATOR MORTON is still lowering
between life and death but his tate
is uncertain. His friends hope fol
The best, but time only a give the
result. In the mean time all that
medical knowledge and skill can do,
is being done 10 bis behalf.
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EVERY Republican paper in toe
State has a coed word to say for the
cicket. Not q single word of dissent
is heard. Such Inanimity both IN
nominating aud afterwards approving
a State ticket is unprecedented, and
aesnres success
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BALTIMORE. September lf.-Dur
leg a discussion this afternoon be
tween o number Of ward politicians
incident TO the democratic primary
elections yesterday. a fight ensued, il
which Andrew Winder, an active
local politician of the Eleventh ward,
received blows from which be died
almost instantly, bis neck having
been broken. Thomas Friese has
been arrested charged with inflieliug
the fatal blow. Whiskey was the
cause of the trouble.
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4 DeIibersse and shocking Murder


BLoONsBURG, Pa September "a
The investigation CT the murder OF
John Van Lew, which occurred on
Saturday night while on his way
home, has brought to light q Giaboli-
cal conspiracy. Deceased was a we'll
TODD farmer, residing within tonr
miles of this place. While CT his
way home about half past ten SatGr-
day night be was wsylGid near the
house of q widow, with whom he was
repuled to be intimate, and murdered.
His body, when discovered on Sun
day morning, was riddled with shot
and his skull was broken in several
places. Near the place were several
blood-bespattered stones and a pool Of
blood. 4 feaes in close proximity
was also blood staines, indicating a
fierce struggle. The motive Of The
murder was no: plunder, as his mon
ey and ysluables were found on his
person. lie was buried on Monday.
The inquest revealed the fact that
the Van Lewis recently lised unhap-
PLY. Deceased often beat his wife.
and bis son Charley had threatened
to blow bis fathers brains out if he
repeated it. ars. Van Lewis broth
er, Hiram Mari, had ESQ threatened
deceased, and this led 10 rs arrest
yesterday. as also that Of his fop
Wilbur Mar, yho had purchased
powder on Saturday night, saying:
I'VE want TO go bunting The pris-
oners were brought here yesterday
and lodged in jail. They have de-
manded a habeas corpus bearing.
vhieh will be had before Judge Ell
well ia 9 day or two, after they have
had time TO SUMMON witnesses
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n E Adrertizrmeafs
Valuable Property
IL NTr.pLEASNNJ.
FOR SALE.

Tac Ffr-t Y tihssi Rtnk Of II. Pjess,n. y.
OILERS i1r safe TIE following pr perry Al sahi place.
the io' % gryan "a corner 81 Main aal Churrl,
: res4s, 90 Rect fTsat ~ 49, back. haviu,r ,berson
er-eissi . three story bri-k Intei. with all NEE
stry ohthGiIliags aIa known as the @Hifebm4n
HesSe.f
eb>o one lot adjoining the above, fronting %
'e,t IN dain street and l8 feet bach to an alley.
ai~,t', one let"n ythsr c~rner OF Msia ani
,hufeh streets, 81 feet ir0nt and isJ bseE- hayIny
Ds,'s9n q large frame stable on the auey
3Aoo, one lot irJnting - feet on Church Street
y" running oaeS lS feet TO al alley b.Vi,s
stefepa q two story brick and frame avsIiin,
hs@se, stable and other outbuildirvS
FnnSr 49, Saelhan Interest in the tour lots a,pt
Fvghfiry Buildings formerly owaei ~ AIeI..t
q hurst, near the Railroad "cNaien
.nese several pr aparties are offered at p-,xa,.
c'nn e AM u Cot previously disposed or viii ~ 80
lcfeu at public sale on Friday. ne aIs II IL = { ~
nrt.s ~, ~ the premises. Title perfect. For
p, N SnI o:Eer PARTICULARS apply TO the ogieers OF
san bank,Mt. Pleasant, Pa. "
Jaiy7 :.
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- - hhnT ALNAAA AAtAIr l.<AtFl UAf q a
the Ulurt vi Common Pleas of Sdmerset To, Penna
and to me directed, 1 will expose 10 sale by lslhIif
ou.crytt the Court House, Id Somerset. on y "
Thursday September 81, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock p N.
AZ The right tile inteFest and claim Of Iosa
S1nner, Harrison loeqt, Elias C~qnainxIarI. AN.
John W. Patton, terre tensn;s. 6L in anil Il, M
following described real estate. siz:
No. !. A certain lot pi ground, situate in Sala-
erse5 borough, Somerset County. Pa. cunt, mir
one abi one. half acres and sixteen pcrrhes.
beuniet b. PatFI1t street on the uG.th. East
Street on the east, South .tFeet on the soEfh. and
alley on tGe vest, having thefcGn efeep 4 . large
two story brick dwelling ho,ise, stable, aad Other
bglid,ngsEEith theappur,eaaHees:
10 be sold in tive parcel5 70 wit
Parcel No. ], Bounded aac d~eserite,i - I'll.
lows Commencing on tho corner Of Patriot
street and Court alley. thence along Patriot
rect, east "a feet TO lot now owned by Harrison
Trent, thence soush 26i feet to South street, thence
along So1th street west ~ feet 10 Court alley,
thence along Court alley north 2i feet 10 place
, beginning, with a large two story brink dwell
ing house, sable aud other out buildings thereon
oieeted -ylth the appurteEahcos.
Parcef No. 2 Bes;nn,n s at tbs o-tsd e. re-
:; NJ the essner 81 Petf.ot iaSd Iast ,teeis.
thence aest - fest tE matk on high I nee, hens4
south ISL feet 10 sourh street TO mark On .epee.
theme east along said street 10 feet 20 od stie %
post on toruerO Of Eas. and South streets, thence
along isnee on East street north 2l feet to post,
he place Of beginning. with "A two story frame
house an other buildings thereon erec;ed-yith
the appurtenacCs.
No. & { se,ts,G lct Of yrornd, situate IN sifi
borough, euat4ialD- a11 ald .Qne .,ah asfefaps
sixteen i,errles, learled By PAt.lG treat On I'D
north, alley 0ni no east, South stseet on Ihe aeath.
and East street on tho we<t- With TIE appafJe:
Eanccs.
No A cert ,in lot OF ground. situate in adii
borough, containing one and one-half acres and
sixteen perches, bUrncpd hy Patriot street. OF tho
north. .sa-aat s;ect OF TIE aast, south S;rse,
on the sblrh farS. .a.feyi Oh Jhss sRt-tUstEci
Nith the "heresiltarnen:s amt spps serzncer
Taken ID f~<eeUtioa a. thc property OF John s
Sche!l. dcf-ndant. and WI iiaGs. Il. sIanes.
Harrison trent, EliIs Cunningham,
and John W Patton, tsrTe ten
ants. n tie suit OF Sarah A. Couatryman
TEkAS-sny person purchasing at the above
sale wiiitake notice that ten per cent gthe purchase
money will be required as soon as 70 yerty is
knocsed 10 y, Otherwise It viii again be exposed
10 sale, TIE residue OF the parchase nr-ley mus,
be paid before the acknowledgement Of Sherihs
deed, ana no deed Will be acknowledge until
the purchase money Is paid In.
GEORGE W. PILE
Sept. 8. Sheriff.
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Railroad Collision.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Sept. l5.-Tbe
Philadelphia and Erie mail grain
north, due at Muncy, Pa az 7:l5, col
lided with a freight train near that
place this morning The baggage
and express cars, with their contents,
were totally destroyed by IRE. Ex-
press Messenger jacob Steinman and
Engineer William Attick were burned
to death in the wreck. Two ears OF
wheat ana several coal oil tanks were
also burned.
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-
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 1.-THE
Apostles of the Mormon Church
Joined by J. w. Young and Daniel
IL. Wells. late counsellor of Brigham
Young, published a circular last
night, saying that on September 4
they held a meeting, waited upon
the Lord, who blessed them, and
who revealed to them the steps they
should take. John Taylor, senior
Apostle, and acting president of the
twei,e, was unanimously sustained
in that position also, that q quorum
Of the twelve Apostles isa presiding
quorum aud authority oftbe Church,
This was the plan pursued at the
time Of the death of Jos. Smith, and
was SO ordered by Smith and sustain.
ed by Brigham. To facilitate the
transaction of business it was order.
ed that President John Taylor be
assisted by John W. Young. Daniel
II. Wells, and George q Cannon.
The circular urges all saints to be
faithful ia building temples and pay
ing tithipg
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WE Will,

WE Will mail one and one hal
tul new ChTom1s. in French oil color. ever seen
Tor sl.O0 They are mounted IN s xI0 back enam
ei and gold mats, oval opening ami OutseIl any.
ming now before the public. Satisfaction guaraI-
teed; Two samples for . cents, OF six tor 80 cents
Seai 70 cents for grand illustrated cataIog ue with
chroIn1 OF Moonlight on the Rhine, or 20 cents tor
J. LATHMAM Y Co, 49 Washington 81 ~
ton Massachusetts, Headquarters for Chromos
E1grayings AMI Art works. a FORTUNE.
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TIE Republicans of Maine eject
their candidate for Governor by from
s,e0e to II ,0O0 majority, and secure
swenty-nine cut of the thirty-one
Senators, and two-thirds efthe House
Of Representatives 10 the election
of last of year." 1875, the Repub'
lican candidate for Governor had q
msiority Of 1872.
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DpBiic SALE.

BY virtue Of an order isspel 1ut Of he orohaas'
Court ~ sasners~tCo, Ps. 10 the un..erslanei:
d~ire'te'i will expose ioaa!c by puhli: outcry. on
he Premises on
81 4rqcy Gctoier 4, 1871.
o. ] ecioek' p u. 81 ftog,B4 lie .-ibeI ren,
s-tAie. lats the estais % lseio c5aer, X. deed.
Via
A Ger ain farm or tract Of fani stiUais IN .Ee.ae-
Twp Somerset Coua-y Pa, containing ITO arrcs.
Soacres thereof ~ciear,l, AMI btap,e welt timber
Ell adjoining lands Of Il. Stuff. T,sse witt. VIM.
Il keiirn, Da.tl Lohr and others, haviD. thereon
sfeeied a good two story Pisnk house. log hrra
-Gd tn : oaibaildlngs. This farm has apfle.
r<aSs and otiestr.lt trees rowing On Il. q strong
neser falling spring, and Sinfertsli with aoout
d hse foot vein Of coal with bank opened.
TERMS. -tne-third In hand ON confirmation of
sale, and balance In two equal annual pay men;s,
without interest.
HENRY l.. KLINE,
Sep. IL Admir- and Trustee.
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THE Probibiiionists Of Pennsylva
MIA nominated a State ticket 81 Harris
burg on Wednesday. 1t consisted o
A. II. Winton, of Luzerue, as the
candidate Cor Judge of the Supreme
Court; Samuel Cornet:, of Chester
for State Treasurer; aud A. A. Bar.
ker. of Cambria, for Auditor General
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WILLIAM CAMERON. ESQ, brother
OF ex-senator Simon Cameron, died
at his rssidence, in Lewiston, Pa, on
Monday morning last, 10 the S4th
ear of his age. His death was
caused by a cancer Ia the face, from
(Which be suffered for wears.
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LADIES SEMINARY
BLAIRSXHLEP "A

EVANSVILLE. PA.
ran Session opens Thursday, Sept. 18th. IS :.
Ioca ton very healthful. easy Of fecess. terms
moderate. Pail c urse Of instruction. For Csta.
lOgue, please address
J.JEwETT PAIRS, Principal
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UNITY
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
JOHN r. SCOTT,
Of Somerset Borough.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
WILLIAM BAKER,
of Milford Township
FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR
JOSEPH G. COLEMAN,
OF Brothersvslley Township.

Mr.. WILLIAM 7. WILSON, Of Belle
fonte, Centre county, has been
chosen Chairman CT the Republican
State Central Committee.
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BAD BREATH /,

Nothing IS 81 unpleasant, nothing So common as
bad breath. and In nearly every ease IL cOuIes from
the stomach. aud can be 20 easily correcte { If Won
wiii take simmons Regulator Do not negiect 50
sure a rctaej! For this repu s.Ye disorder. IL viii
also imprcve your Appetite, Complexion, and gen
eral Health. It
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RaiTfoad SHOPS DesfFoyed.

srSINaeIELS, Mass, September "a.
The Boston and Albany railroad
shops were burned to-day, involving
! % loss Of from $250,e00 to $500, 600.
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LONDON, Septemb r l2-Iuforma-
ton Of a terrible disas er in the Eng
fish Channel has jas, been received
here. The BRITISH ship Avalanche,
Captain Williams, from London Sep
TENDER 4th for New Zealand, colliied
with the British ship Forest, Captain
Loekert, from London for New y TX.
of Portland, and both vessels foun-
dered Ninety-six persons we're
drowned. The forest was in ballast
and had a crew numbering twenty
one. Captain Loekbart, the chief
mate and several others were saved.
The Avalanche had a crew of thirty
two and City passengers. The third
officer and two seamen only were
saved.
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PRICE AND TERMS,

~. l. Price $1,000. Terms 5000 in hand.
$500 a year.
no. 2 Price $4,000. Terms $500 in hand.
No. 3 Price 81 zoo. Terms 500 in hand.
500 Il year.
No. l. Pice sl,sco- Terms s6oO in hand.
Sc a year.
as me G0vernment has reduced her interest 10
per cent, a lower rate will necessarily prevail in
business hence the safe and prUhtable Investments
81 TIE future viii be real estate. Possession o.
NO and Zas desired, of 3 AMI I on April next.
jury H. WI AER
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Mar Advertisement.
SSIGNEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of an order Issued out Of the Court of
Common Pleas OF Somerset Co. Pa, the under
signed Assignee 0. Godfrey Hochstesier, viii sell
at public sale, On tia premises, on
Saturday, October 6, 1871,
at O'Clock p m, on the premises, the following
real estate, viz:
a certain tract 5flani situlte IN Upper Turkey
foo. Twp, Somerset 90, Pa. adjoining LAnfs Of
Jonathan Emlnert, Michael Iouniin az others,
containing about s. acres, having a dwelling aui
other buildings thereon erected.
T~ERMS.-Ien per cent. of the purchase money
to be paid On day Of sale. and the balance u one
third on confirmation Of sale NJ November Court;
one third In six months, ana One-thiri in one year.
with ~iaterest; deferred payments 10 be secured by
Judgment notes.
CT. B. KING.
Sep 70 Assignee 0sG9ifrey Hoehste!er.
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dered Ninety-six persons we're
drowned. The forest was in ballast
and had a crew numbering twenty
one. Captain Loekbari, the chief
mate and several others were saved.
The Avalanche had a crew of thirty
two and City passengers. The third
officer and two seamen only were
saved.
STILL MISSING.
LONDON, September l2.-The fol-
lowing additional particulars Of the
collision in the Channel between the
ships Forest and Avalanch have
come 10 hand:
The Forest struck the Avalanche
between the main and mizzen masts,
nearly cutting her in two. the
latter sank Immediately. The Forest,
though utterly wrecked, kept afloat
al hour or two. Three b,ats were
launched from her, only one Of which
mas yet been saved. 1t contained
tie twelve persons already mentioned
as saved. Oae beat has washed a.
shore aDd also several bodies. The
other boat, it is feared, is lost. The
Avalanche had sixty-tbtee passengers,
t~el'y-six saloon, seventeen second
class ahd twenty ihird-class-mcstly
c1ioni>ts. The accident occurred at
$50 o'clock last night, seven miles
off Portland.
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
LONDON, September l2.-The latest
particulars show that over one hun
dred persons were drowned in the
disaster of the Forest and Avalanche,
of Portland.
DETAILS OF IL DISASTER IN THE
ENGLISH CHANNEL
LONDON, September 13-Further
details concer,in ing the collision of
he ships Avalanche aad Forest,
show that il occurred at 9:l5 Tues
day night, twelve miles southwest OF
Portland. TIE ships were beating
down the channel on opposite tacks.
The Forest struck the Avalanche
amidship, rebounded and struck her
twice further aft. causing her 10
founder in abou three minutes from
FIRST striking. There was no time to
launch boats. The night was 50
dark il "A almost impossible to dis
earn the mass of human beings st.ug-
g!ing 10 the water below, but the
survivors say they shall never forget
the scene.
The sea must have been literally
alive with human beings to whose
cries for help there could not be any
response. There was a steady Griz.
zle. with occasional gusts OF rain.
The wind was strong aud the sea
very high. Cries were heard by the
Of the Forest, but they were
unable to give any assistance. The
Forest was very leaky, the water
gaining So fast that the ere had to
abandon her Three boats were
launched, aud ia these the whole
crew oflhe Forest, as the Captain sup
posed, wiki three men belonging to
the Avalanche. took passage. 1t ap-
pears, however, that in the hurry
and excitement Of the moment some
OF the crew were left, for the Captain
in his boat observed signal-lights
burning at the iime. However, res
cue was hopeless, and the poor fel-
had to be left 20 their fate, the
wiad and sea being so rough that
the men thought their boat would be
swamped every minute. Unfortq-
il the case oftwo of the three
boats there is too mqch REASON for
believing these fears have been real /.
lied.
The third boat belonging to the
ship Forest, which collided with the
ship Avalanche, was washed ashore. ,
All hope Of any more survivors is
abandOned, An inquest began to-
day, bat nothing new was developed.
Adjourned for one week.
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For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION. Jaun-
dice, Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE. t,olic.
llepre sion-of Spirits, -FOUR STOMACH. Weart
Barn, &c, = {.
This unriyalel Southern Remedy IL warranted
not 10 contain n single particle Of Mercury, or any
Injurious mineral substance. bnt Is
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Let nothing keep yoa from the
County Fair. Bring your wife, chill.
Gren and pumpkins.
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SICK HEADACHE

thls Gistresst < aiaietion occsrs most frequent.
" TIE disturbance OF the stomach, arising iron
lr.petfectlE dlgested contents, causes a severe rain
III sha bead accompanied with dIsagreeable hau-
sef, alt tliS canstf4.-s yhIt i popularity known
a2slek HeAsfaeae: For prompt feiief
I4Gs Slalals IlTsf Regulator. sF MeiiGiRe.
~ . !tesegg ~
INFAMOUS FEY Frs, HOWELL COM
PLANT =, DfSPEt AiA, MENrALDEPRES
SION, hes rLESSNESS J~AUHDIUE. MAI.
SEA. SICK HEADACHE CDIlC CuNSrI
PATTON AMI BILtJUSN ESS,
1T HAS NO u
4NsesAcieaAgaNL ~
j. II. ZsiliN i CO.,
rHILDAELFHIA. "a.
Price Sl.oo. Sold by all Uragris;s.
Jalyi
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ASK the recovered

The Cheapest, Pufe5; and Best Family Medicine IN
in the World.
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STATE TICKET.

~
FOR SUPREME JUDGE
JAMES P. STERRETT,
Of Allegheny County
FOR TREASURER
W. D. HART,
OF Montgomery County
ron AUDITOR GENERAL
j. A. NJ. PASsMoRE,
of scbuylkill County
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SALE.

ny virtue Of an Alias Levaii Edci1s issued o.ta q,
the CURT vi Common Pleas OfSdmersef Ia. Pennai
and To me directed, I viii expose TO sale Nv ptBIir
ou.cryat the Court House. Id Somerset. on "
Thursday September 81 1877