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Expelled, 3
Died, 24- 24S
2734
Number of Lodges, ~
RELIEF ACCOUNT.
Number of Brothers relieved. 227
Weeks sickness, 1645
Widowed families relieved, 81
Brothers bdried, %
Wives buried, 10
Amount paid for relief, S7,217 "
For widowed families, 473 %
For burial of dead, 2,45O 90
For charitable purposes, 1888 10
Total amount paid for relief, S1O,478 40
! Other expenses, 9,442 "a
Total expenses, S19,920 "a
Total amount of receipts, S23,930 l3
Receipts exceed expenses, $1,000 10
Compared with slast year, this state
| ment shows decrease in the number OF
cases relieved. of 80; weeks sickness, 251;
expenses, so, 158 g8 receipts, 81 ,065 II.
| The value of the productive property
of the Order is Sy4 ,95S 80, a gain OF S713, II
over last years report.
| ISAAC w. HALLAN, G. Sec.
THE GRAND TREAsURER's REPORT,
| was a. follows:
To balance in bank Oct, 6, ", $2,444 As
/" amt. received from G. Sec. 2,619.4e
CIR. S5,063 9f
BY amounts paid, S2,113 "
| Balance in bank, 1850 1t
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GfneraI BuSInesS NJ anager
JOHN ANDERSON, Financial a gent

NOTICE-I, Michael Mulligan, do here
~ by give notice not Ssah that ~ shall apply to
OF the state of Delaware. in and for the
county of New Castle; on Monday, the
18th day OF November next, A. D., 1878,
being the first day OF the next November
Term OF The said Court, for license to
sell intoxicating liquors In quantities not
less than one-half gallon, not to be drunk
on the premises, at my store, on Cllnton
Nos. 81 al d rs, Red Lion Hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware. and the follow
ing respectable citizens recommend this
sNpPdiisatt9n N' deo' tnIes' to witt Jas. O. Eagle,
John haunderer, John Maloney,
Edward Myers, j. Hunter.
Lewis Laboub, John Lang.
WIN. P Householder,J. R. Pennington,
Tho mas d. Bradway.
oct9-3t. MICH AEL MULLIGAN
NOTICE-I, Daniel McStay. do he ereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions of
TIE Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of
delaware, in and for he county of New
Castle. on Monday, The 18th day of No
vember next, being the tirt day of the
November Term, "a. D., 1875 for license
to keep an inn or tavern at u house
known as the Practical Farm r Hotel, ia
81 hool district No. in Brandywine hun
dred, New Castle County, III the State of
Delaware, and To sell intoXicai ing liquors
In less quantities than one quart, 10 he
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens recommend the said
application, to wit:
John NJ. Cardiser, VIM. p. Lodge,
j. B. Wilson, Andrew Johnson.
John Cozz ms, Herman Ju |,
Jacob Norrt u, James Grubb,
w. II. Casey, Benjamin Brown,
John Glover John -. Glover.
George Cleaves, John Hallett,
Edward Travis. e. II. paltley,
Richard Edwards,
oci9-3t* DANIEL MCSTAY.
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II OSr On the evening of the 9th lust,
IL between the Opera House and Ninth
and West streets, an Ivory Mounted,
Painted, Satin Fan. A reward " i'll be
paid If delivered at lO0l Washington ST.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOARDERS WANTED at 8. W. Cor.
ID 9th and French. oct1.2w*
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DUBLIC SALE OF % HEAD OF Lam
i CASTER COUNTY COWS.-1he
subscriber will sell at Public Sale. rs
Head OF First Glass M Itch Cows. Also,
25 head of very fine York State Calves. 10
head of York State Bulls, Durham Stock
on WEDNr DAY AFTERNOON oci.
18th, 1878, at O'Clock, sharp, at Henry
Husbands farm in the Ninth Wand, Will
mington. a cred of 81 days will be CIV
en- without interest. No postponement on
account of wea her.
L.. W. St'dham & son, uot'rs. oc9-ts
NOTICE OF Co-PARTNERSHIP IS.
IN r. Ball & Co., agents, trading IN Pa
per Hanging and Window shades, have
this day disposed of their business to Ball
& Anderson, who will continue the BUSH
ness at 517 Market street. John nderson
has been constituted The financial agent,
and 8. X. Ball, general business manager.
Now buying exclusively for cash, we will
sell at the very 10 vest rates, and invite in
spection 10 our large stock of new goods.
ami respectfully solicit a continuance of
the favors SO libe ally bestowed in the
past. BALL & ANDERSON, SIT Market
street. 8. r BALL,
General Business Manager
TnHN ANnER20N Financial gent
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w rANTED.-A girl to do general house
w work. Good r. ference equired.
st. Apply at 804 Market street.
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;. |. Trent,
Secretarl

oh. the storms will soon be over !"
Vick's Garden Seeds for sale at Speers
Drug Store.
Buy your Flour "a he Flour Depot o
Cook < Beerits.
Get the best-vick's Garden Seeds, Al
6. W. Speers'.
DR.. Fandenoerg makes no charge for
consultations.
Buy your Grass Seeds and Fish AT thu
Flour Depot Of Cook & Beerils.
DR.. Fandenberg has met with great
success in the practice OF his specialiies.
March came in like a lamb. and evi.
IDENTIFY intends soing out like the ID
No cheese factories before the middle O
May; IN the meantime take your roll but
ter 10 S~chrock's.
c. c. Musselman has several fine on,
and two year old colts for sale, or he
would exchange for coed cows.
Farmers should get the best Gras,
Seeds. Clover and Timothy, from The
Arms of prbs,ad, & Glass. st Schrock's-
DR.. sadler, ooulist and Aurist. 10.
2s6 Penn Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa Eye.
Ear. Throei snd Catarrh specialiies.
DIR. W, F. Fundenburg. Oculisi and
Anrist, from Cumberland. Md. will be in
Somerset on Monday. April %, and VIII
remain several weeks tor the exclusive
treatment OF all diseases Of the Eye, Ear,
Nose, and Throat. All consultations
Tree.
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Having greatly enlarged my Greenhouse 10
upwards Of 800 square feet Of glass for the raising
OF Towering plants, / will BE- prepared 20 furnish
all our neighborfnZ friends with choice flowers
You viii save money By buying from me l am
determined to sell as low as the Lowest. and my
plants will arrive in much better order than from
\ distance. have an immense stock Of Roses
Bedding. House and Basket Plants. over 20 diff
ferent kinds Of Verhenas, Geraniums. and every
description Of towering plants; Tuberoses- Giadi-
Oias In large quantities. also Lilies ami Lilies 0f
the Valley. My plants are In a very nne, thirty
condition
First choice, Double Tuberuses; Is cents per doz'
or -. % per TO. Second choice 80 cents per d0L-
% $50 per 100. In addition 70 the above. / keep
alsO a full supply Of genuine fresh Garden Seeds
which I sell at New York prices, BY the packet,
ounce, pound. orquart. gallon or bushel, s1i are
best suited % our locality.
A full assortment Clearly Vegetables irritable
use. Lettuce and Rhubarh ready now. Radishes
and beefs In April. Vegetable Plants. fC0it
FramelC Cabbage and Lettuce Plants In any quaint
y per dozen. or 1O.0O0 are ready now, and eaa be
planted out az any time as soon as the 2r0und T.
dry enough 20 work. Tomato Egg. Pepper,
Sweet Potato. Celery Plants IN the 1t Of May;
Cabbage Plants at any time irvm no1 till July
10 Send for Price list
Seed Store. No. . Baltimore Street Green
house one mile west Of Cumberland On Ii. \ %
Rail Road Address r. O. Box "a
n. WEBER.
Parties wishing 70 see me personally viii hLd
me AZ my store, daily from istOzP NJ
March Is
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The following resolutions. adopted at
the meeting held on May 4. 1870. are
still in force and are published for the in
strOetion of those holding the elections
viz.
LIST. That the polls be opened only a
the usual places of holding elections fixed
by law.
2d. That the Republican voter OF each
district shall elect their member OF the
County Committee and the two additional
officers 70 hold the primary election.
Sd. That when they were lot elected al
she previous election. the committeeman
for each borough and township, shall Sc
lect the w other persons to assist in
holding the primary election in their re
spective districts, and the committeeman
shall act as Judge and make the return Of
election.
(. That the committeeman be required
60 make a list OF the Republican voters oI
the borough or township in which he
lives, and nave the anne present at the
election, and designate therein every per.
son: and If any person not named therein
be Judged entitled to a vote. his Bame be
added to said list and the tact stated. and
tha: the said list be produced before tho
return Judges when they meet.
5th. That all Republicans be required
TO vote in their proper districts.
9th. That no person be allowed 10 vote
unless known 10 have voted With The Re
publican party. or who can produce salts
factory evidence OF that fact.
The return judges must place the re
iuIns 10 the hands of the Chairman on OF
before Tuesday evening. May IA.
Ed. B. ScULL.
;. |. Trent, Oh. Co. Com.
Secretary.
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DEGISTER'S NOTICE.

~
Notice Is hereby given to all persons concerned
as legatees, creditors or otherwise, that the fsL
lowing accounts have passed register. and that the
same VIII be presented Tor confirmation and al
lowanoe al an Orphans Court to be held at Som
erset, on Thursday, April - ISIS.
First and final account OF Peter Speieher, ex.
eeutor of Henry Bsough, decd.
The account Of Jacob Casebeer, guardian Of
Mary L. Miller.
Third account Of Peter Hanger. executor Of
Michael Snyder. deed.
The account Of Solomon Shoemaker, guardian
The account Of Daniel MostoIIer. guardian Of
Ida Kieder.
First and final account Of Daniel swarner, guar.
dian Of William Swarner.
Second and partial account Of l. &. Livengood,
administration Of Joseph Meyers, decd.
First and final account Of Francis Baer and
Samuel L Fadeiy. administrators Of William
Baer, decd.
First and anal account Of O.. b. Hefiey. execu-
tor Of Peter knepper, deed, and trustee for the
sale Of the real estate Of Alkaline knepper. deed.
The account OF Thomas Ream, administrator
and committee OF Sarah A. MOou, decd
First and partial account OF Jeremiah Maurey
and Peter J.. Bowman, executors of Jacob ID.
Bowman decd.
The account Of Jacob Gerhara. executor Of
Carrot S~tTuckhon. deed.
The account Of Herman johnson, guardian Of
Sarah Leaxure.
First and nnRl account of JosephywaIker and
Daniel J.. Brubaker, administrators of Jonathan
Walker, decd
Second and nnal account Of Alex. and samuel
Musser, executors OF Henry Nusser, deed.
First and anal account of VIM. Landis and
Samuel Bruhaker, executors Of David Landis,
deed.
First account OF ". A. Glrman. executor AMI
trustee for the sale CT the real estate Of Adam
Shisler. deed.
First account OF ". H.. KOontE, administrator
and trustee tor the sale OF the real estate Of Cyrus
Meyers, deed.
Az. DICKEY,
March Register.
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The action of Representative B. B.
Douglas. Of Virginia, on several occa-
SONS, recently, has been SO disgrsceful
That not only wa the Arms.
with the assistance OF several Congress
men, compelled TO eject him forcibly the
House before the business Of the House
could proceed. but is very probable that
Mr.. Douglas viii have TO resign to save
himself from the further disgrace of ex-
pulsioa. The drunkenness prevalent
among members Of Congress in Washing
ton has become a national disgrace, which
has increased in proportion as Democratic
majorities have increased, and II is time
that some action was taken by sober Con-
gressmen to enforce decent conduct, at
least within legislative halls. or bring the
bibulously inclined TO their senses by max.
ing an example Of somebody. The dis
grace is one that has already too long
been tolerated -Pins6urc1 Telegraph.
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SECOND WEEK.

L. Hiram Beams use vs.. Daniel D.. Miller ct al,
2. John Collins vs.. Josiah McCltntoek h ct al.
;. John ID. Roddy vs.. Josiah Bittner.
g. il Kimmei ct al. vs. Joseph Cummlns-
5. Nancy Rembod Va Martin H.. Miller.
6. Peter ]. Keefer vs.. Sophia Brant.
:. Weed Sewing Machine Co. vs.. J. n. FIGHT
ner ct al.
g. John D..Roddy ct al. We. Ernest & Delp ct al
=. Adaline Compton vs. Joseph Dively.
10. Frederick l. Just's use n Meyerstais
Borough
II. U NJ. Beachiy's use VS.. Meyersdale Borough
II. Robert Guthrie vs. Meyersdaie Borough.
Is. N. Free 4 Co. vs.. CYRUS Meyers; admT.
IL J.C. Graham w. Sechier 1 Mcfarland
is. Balt,er Walter VI. John Sechler.
10. First National Bank vs.. Gideon Bow
maj ct al.
IL School Director w. Dennis Leydig.
Il. John Fair vs. Jacob Hartman ct al.
Noah Broadwater L Bro. w. David Liehty.
20. b. q. Cruyle's use Va. Peter W. Suder ct al.
IL Josiah Skaters use rs. John !. ..~Poorbaugh-
~ Jacob 5. Meyers vs.. Daniel s. Homer.
- Frederick L. Just VI. 5. H. Carey and wife.
"a J. W. & II. e. Van Horn vs.. jesse Lis
ton et al
IS. Union National Bank VI. Yli.y / Scott.
FL. KOOSER-
Ma rch 81 Prothonotary.
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YoU MUST CURE THAT CoCGH.-Witf
Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can curt
yourself. Ii has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured, while fol
Coughs, Bronchitis. Whooping Cough,
Asthma. and all diseases OF Throat and
Lungs. 1t is absolutely without an equal
Two doses will relieve your child OF Group
il is pleasant TO take snd perfectly harmless
to the youngest child. and no mother car
afford 10 be without il. You can use two
thirds of a bottle end il what We say is moi
true we will refund the price paid. Price
l0cts, Scots AMI f1.00 per bottle. hyoul
Lungs are sore or chest or hack lame use
Shloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Geo.
W. Benford, Somerset. Pa
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Cons,i-
paied, have you . Yellow skin, Loss Of
Appetite. Head Ache. fso dop't fail to use
SHfL0H'S SYSTEM VITALIzER. Il
is guaranteed TO relieve you, and win you
continue to suffer when you can be cured
on such terms rs these. Price 10 cts and
rs cts. Sold by Geo. w. Benford. Son.
erset, Pa
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME-
TACK is rich and fragrant, try it. Ssld
Geo. W. Benford, Somerset, Pa.
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DIED.


F0GLE.-March II, 1878. Minnie s,
daughter Of Leonard and Barbara Fogle.
aged I years, : months, and Il days.
LEIBERKNIGHT.-March 10. 1878,
George. son OF John and Sophia Leiber-
night, aged s years, 0 months. and 1G
days.
McCULLOH. - On Sunday evening,
March 81 1878. Mrs. Kate McCulloh,
wife OF II. Clay MoCulloh, Esq, of Addi-
son Twp.
The deceased had many friends, and the
family have sympathy OF the entire COM
munity in their sad bereavement.
A. VI. r.
LAMBERT-March 60. 1873, at his
residence in ~Stonycreek township. Moses
Lambert. aged e years, s months and %
days.
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| EDITOR HERALp.-It affords us pleas
ure TO send you a few items Of Mineral
Point news.
II will undoubtedly surprise the readers
OF the HERALD 10 see q few paragraphs
from this place.
1t affords me the greatest pleasure TO in
form the good Murphy men Of Somerse,
county that the National Christian Tenn
perance Union of Mineral Point. notwith-
standing all opposition, still remains i'm
movable. and is winding up its first year
with frssh proofs Of its usefulness The
Union meets regularly every Saturday
evening. At q meeting on March 0, the
following officers were elected u serve for
the term of six months Hon. Joseph ID.
Miller. President; George W. Curley,
Vice President; Y. F. Snyder, Second
Vice President; X. II. Dull, Secretary;
Rev. A. j. Greenwalt Corresponding
Secretary; Jonathan Growall, Treasurer.
Jonathan l.. Bittner, Sergeant-at-arms;
John NJ. W~olfersperger. W. III. Weirs,
John O. Griffith, John X. Haines, aad T..
III. Werner. Executive Committee. The
success of this organization IS the result of
the incessant efforts and the promptness OF
Jul AD1OiaOiC liCstuCut 6uu Tie ilDtIdl
church members OF u vicinity. Some
OF them manifest the greatest possible in-
terest in the education OF the hearts and
heads of our members above the thrall
dom Of the intoxicating cup. While
this Union lasts. the people of Mineral
Point and vicinity have high and gratify-
ing prospects spread before them
and their children; and when our eyes
shall be turned TO behold for the last time
the sun in heaven, may We not see him
shining on the abased and aberrant men,
bers OF a once honorable, ~virtuous, and
glorious Union OF MurphYites.
. Our Literary Society. lati1e daIcD. has
this season been a perfect success. In it
some young men have acquired the art of
expressing their ideas accurately, elegant
ly. and iorcibly; and our young ladies
have greatly improved in reading, pen
manship. composition, etc. The success of
this society is due to our chairman. II. II.
Baker. On the first day OF March the So
ciety adjourned sine die.
Our schools. taught by W. II. II. Ba-
ker and Miss Ida Shaffer, were commenc-
ed with interest aud crowned with sue
cess.
Our P. NJ, Z. ID. Miller. has moved to
the tar end Of town where he is now en-
the contentmeni, the advantage,
and the felicity of married life.
John Hienbaugli, u ingenious black
smith. will leave town. Stay here. John,
We Resa YoIr
We have lots Of noise on Main street
since II. II. Dull started Peter in the tin
ing business.
our Eev and energetic miller, John
Stein, from Ursins, is in business knee.
deep. He mean business. He rarely
says any thing out side OF business.
Our girls are as pretty, and sweet and
mild. and gentle, and modest and benevo-
lent, and courteous. and gracious, and
charming and lovely. and amiable as
ewes.
MURPHIEs.
MINERAL PoiNT, March 81, 1878.
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A REMARKABLE REsULT.-It makes nc
difference how many Physicians. or how
much medicine you have tried. it is now
an established fact that German Syrup is
the only remedy which has given com
plete satisfaction In severe cases of Lung
Disease. II is true there are yet thous
sands OF persons who are predisposed 10
Throat and Lung Affections, Consumption.
Hemorrhages. Asthma, Severe Colds set
tied on the Breast. Pneumonia, Whoop-
ing Cough. &C., who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup.
To such we would say that so, 600 bottles
we're sold last year without n complaint
ConsumptIves try just one bottle. Regu-
lar size IS cents. Sold by all druggists in
America.
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DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SoAP.-Dr.
Van Dyke, whose life long speciality. and
world wide reputation for curing skin dis
eases, has ~endeavored Tor years to combine
an external treatment He has accom-
plished this desirable result in the prepa-
ration OF his compound Sulphur Soap,
the merits OF which are spoken Of by
thousands; il is highly recommended to all
our readers. Price 25 cents, by mail, IS
cents . box: 8 cakes 60 cents. by mail,
70 cents. Office so n. 9Th street. Whole.
sale Depot, 400 n. Sd street. Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold BY all Druggists.
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ITs ORIGIN As the silver question has
compelled the frequent use OF the word
grain, II may he interesting 10 some TO
learn the origin of the term as applied to
weights A grais is the unit of the sys-
TEN OF weights prevailing in the United
States and Great Britain. In the reign of
Henry III. 1856. a statute was enacted
that CO grains of wheat from the middle
OF the ear, sell dried. should weigh a
pennyweighto OF which 20 should go TO the
ounce. but finally the pennyweighi came
10 I've divided INTO "a grains.
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MARRIED..

BARNHART DEIBEHT. = At the
residence Of VIM. Brubaker, in Stoystown.
March !, 1873. by Rev. j. j. WEIGH. Mr..
John Barnhart to Miss Mary Deibert,
both of Somerset Co., Pa.
~BuRkET-W0Y.-At Trinity Luther
an Church, March "a, by A. NJ. Whet-
stone, Mr.. Mahlon Burket, of Dixon, Ill,
70 Miss Emma Woy. of Somerset
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POSITIVELY THE BEsT.-Dr. Morris
Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore'
hound is the very best compound evel
prepared, advertised or sold by any per
son. or under any name whatever. fol
the i~mmediated relief and permanent cure
of coughs, colds. Group, whooping cough,
bronchitis. asthma, and all diseases Of
consumptive type. Ii will thoroughly
eradicate these alarming symptoms in one
half the time required to do so by any
other medicine. II is purely vegetable,
and contains not a particle OF opium oil
other dangerous drug. II never fails.
Every bottle guaranteed to perform exact
ly as represented.
Trial size 10 cents. Large sizes so cts.
and One Dollar.
For sale by G.. W. Beniord, Somerset,
and Mountain & Co, Confluence.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup which is perfectly safe.
Extremely palatable. No physic required.
Costs % e It's. Try il.
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The sale Of the personal property by
J. o. Meyers, Executor of Peter Meyers,
deceased, brought a very large crowd Of
people 10 Meyersdale IN Thursday last.
OF course. the busy candidate was there il
force. and button holed the sovereigns
while they explained 10 him the n~ecessit y
of e~leciing that particular candidate to the
office he aspired for.
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George Stinson & Co, Art Publishers OF
Portland. Maine, will please accept our
Thanks for a beautiful ChIOmc-a Floral
Cross, which is one Of the handsomest
designs that has ever CONF under our Oh
servation. This pleasing picture would
adorn any parlor and is a fine specimen OF
workmanship.
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On Friday evening last. the engine Oh
the Buffalo Valley Railroad was thrown
from the track. Ore OF the engines from
the b. & o. Road was procured to assist
in replacing the other and was itself
thrown from the track. making. as q
young Berliner remarked. "a first class
wreck on our road. Neither Of the en-
gines was badly damaged.
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Easter last year came on the LIST Of
April. but this year it will be three week.
later. viz April 81. Old people who
have noted these things. say that this viii
make the Spring late, and that We need
look tor no real warm, summer weather
until after Sunday, which occurs or
June 9. seven weeks after Easter.
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Ladies who for years have depended On
ali manner OF powders and cosmetics for
giving them artificial complexions, now
find that GLESS's SULPHUR Soar sup
plies them with pearly skins and rosy
checks. elected by the gentle stimulation
OF nature. sold by all Druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, so cts.
Depot. Crittenton's No. Z Sixth Avenue,
New York.
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r. ". n B. Z. R.-rAss MINERAL roIss.
REPUBLICAN oorsry COMMITTEE

Addison-S. A Dean.
Aliegheny-John Bradigum
Berlin. II. Knepper.
Brothersvalley-Joseph Hanger.
CoDemaugh-Levi loder.
EoHfluence-W. 4. kOOniz.
Elklick-Mortimer Welfiey.
Greenville-A. j. Stoner.
Jefferson-George Barclay.
Jenner-F. G. Neff.
Jenneryiile-A. b. Kautz.
Larimer-Jacob Zulall.
Lower Turkeyfoot-S. {. lOunkin.
Meyersdale-J. c. Hochsietler.
Middlecreek-P. K. Moore.
Milford-S. r. Crichield.
New BaiumOre-John George.
New Centreville-Leroy n. Scott
Northampton-D. q. Bowman.
Paint-Peter Hoffman.
Quemahoning-Albert Berkey.
Salisbury-JOhn c. Lowry.
Stade-JOseph Gable.
Somerset Bor.-L. VI. Hicks.
Somerset Twp.-Christian Streng
Somerset North-Noah 5 Miller.
Souihampton-James NJ. Kennel.
stouycreek-Jacob J. Weigle.
StovaoWn-John ID Resley.
Sammit-Cornelius Shoemaker.
Upper Tnrkey foot-Freeman lounkiG,
Ersina-J. S Sutherland.
Wellersburg-Michsel Long.