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The Gubernatorial Convention.

Nashville american: At the convention of
the Coffee county Democracy, held at Man
chester, on last Monday, delegates were APP
pointed to attend the State Democratic con-
vention. Resolutions were adopted pledging
the Democrats of Coffee to abide by its ac-
ton, provided the nominee be pledged to the
payment of only thirtv-three and one-third
cents of the State debt. Colonel John II.
Savage was declared TO be the choice of the
county convention.
The Marion county Democrats met at Jas
per. on Monday last, and appointed dele
gates to the State convention, without in
structions
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The Suicide Of Mrs. wertheimer

New York Star: The discovery of the body
of Mrs. Henrietta Wertheimer floating in the
waters near Yonkers has confirmed the sus-
picion entertained By her relatives that the
unfortunate woman committed suicide while
in fit of melancholia. She had been noted
for her eccentric ways for many years, but
had never gwen any evidence of a suicidal
mania. 1t is to be presumed that her malady
was constitutional, as she was surrounded by
everything to make her home cheerful and
happy. Beautiful children, an affectionate
husband a. abundant means to crafty her
wants, all that goes to make life enjoyable
was hers; and yet In a moment of fatal de-
preston she deliberately steals away, unknown
to any one, and ends her existence beneath
the waters of the Hudson.
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Five women journalists are at work in
Michigan. 1t is time for that part of the
male sex engaged in journalism to begin to
think about agriculture. The news is, after
all, the sphere of woman, and man really
doesn't belong there. Women seventy years
old have been known to sit for hours peering
over into their neighbours yard in the hope Of
getting an item, though they had never seen
newspaper IN their lives. Courier. Journal
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the and indis-
cretlons of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood ETC., will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send a self addressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T.
Imam Station d. Bible House. Neto York.
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THE FAMOUS
SISNEHI SPRING WAFER.

MESSlSQUHI SPRING WAFER,
Which for nearly half a century has wrought such
WONDROUS CURES of KIDNEY DISEASE, DYS-
PEPSIA and CANCER. may be had of all druggists.
Its curative properties are almost miraculous. For
pamphlets containing remarkable cures address
MISSISQUOI SPRINGS. Franklin county, Vermont.
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HAPPY tidings for nervous sufferers and those who
have been dosed drugged and Quacked. Pulver-
maeher's Electric Belts enectually cure premature
debility, weakness and decay. Book and Journal,
with information worth thousands mailed free. Adj
dress PULvEgMACHKR GALVANIC Co., CINCINNATI
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at the cemetery, where it remained until re-
moved by her relatives. Mrs. Gillem was a
Virglnian by birth and education, and was
highly esteemed By large circle of friends
and acquaintance.
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For The STATE at Large.
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and for these 1t enbrowns and black the
hair not the skin 1t is vegetable e9aOLLe1st, not
burning fluid. Ii does not buTlesQue nature with
blooming metallic tige but produces her hiring
us Its cooling effect is lasting 1t defes detection.
Its results uniform. 1t IlsUer fails Manufactured by
j. CRISTADORO, No. 80 Williams St, New York.
Sold by all druggists Applied by all Hair Dressers.
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READER. ARE YOU AEEucTEp2

and wish TO recover the same degree of
health, strength, and energy as experienced
in former years? Do any of the following
symptoms or class of symptoms meet your
diseased condition d? Are you suffering nom
ill-health in any of its many and multifari-
Gus forms. consequent upon lingering, nerv-
Gus, chronic or functional disease? Do you
feel nervous, debilitated, fretful, timid, and
subject to loss of memory, have spells of faint
moping, unfit for business or pleasure, and
subject to fits of melancholy? Are your KID
neys, stomach, or blood, in a disordered COLI
dition? Do you suffer nom rheumatism,
neuralgia or aches and pains? Have You
been indiscreet in early years and md your
self haraSsed with multitude of gloomy
symptoms? Are you tmid, nervous. and
forgetful, and your mind continually dwell
ing on the subject? Have you lost confidence
in yourself and energy for business pursuits
Are you subject to any of the following Symp-
toms: Restless nights, broken sleep, night
mare, dreams, palpitatiOn of the heart, BASH
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pies and blOtcheS on the face and back, and
other respondent symptoms? Thousands of
young men, the middle-aged, and even the
old, suffer from nervous and physical debil-
ity. Thousands of females, too. are broken
down in health and spirits from disorders
peculiar 10 their sex, and who, from false
modesty or neglect prolong their sufferings
Why, then, further neglect a subject pro-
ductive of health and happiness when there
is at hand q means OF reSfOraliOn9
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A General Rebellion.
TRIIJsEPR OF n GREAT DISCOVERY!

The public has rebeLyed against cduterizinq Hair
Dues. Fashion has foresWorn them. A sagacious
community has adopted in their stead,
E,RIGTA DOR0,S .ESBR DYE
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SHELBY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
TTNHE above Association now ready TO issue
l. their third series of stock. After an unprece-
dented successful years business, and having pio
neered an entirely field in Building and Loan
Association business, are authorized from the
suit In stating 10 borrowers non borrowers that
can guarantee them the best paying stock in the
city Subscriptions will be received by the Secretary
at the Office of the Association Is Madison street,
or BY any of the Directors.
DIRECTORS Jacob thompson, DR.. d. T. Por-
ter, NJ. Gavin, John Gurn. u. d. Goodwin. Thomas
Holman JT. P. NJ. Winters. Judge c. W. Heiskell,
81. W. Greibel, W. ]. McJermOti, Z. ID. JorGan.
Hon. JACOB THOMPSON ................ President
THOMAS HOLMAN, JR ........ .Vice-President
DIR. ID. T. PORTER. .......... ....-..... Treasurer
w. j. MCOERMOTT..... Secretary
BELCHER d JORDAN Observation-Disclosures. Attorneys
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For TIE state dt Large
JAS w. DE \ DERGCK, OF Hamilton.
PETER TURNKEY, OF Franklin.
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UBET 4.

CAIN.-Dled, in Carroll township. on Thurs
day night. Nov. 2S, 1873. at 10 O'Clock, Miss EI
LES CAIN, second daughter of Peter and Sarah
Cain. aged lg pntns and l. days
It is not often, at least in tins ncighhurhoOd,
that we are called upon to record the death OF
emiuently loved and loving. Consumption.
that most lingering and ut the same time most
hdttering Ct" the patiehD 3t an diseases, hau
years ago marked this household idol Hs its own
and as the disease progressed in its insidious,
hur fatal, course the fond parents realized Whht
would ere long be the end But Ellen. the we
tim. true to the prOmptings of tbe disease End
inspired by a nope born OF pure ana LOVING
heart. still held braveIy out. and, as remarked
by her father TO the writer, she fought brave
ly TO the last. though do not see how she held
on as long as she did Death. however. which
sooner OF later must receive the surrender or
every human life, at last gained the mystery,
ana the pure and stainless soul Of a cherished
II daughter and devoted a child a. ever lived
went up in thanksgiving to its Author on last
ThaukSgfviug night. Aud, oh how much viii
Ellen be missed. For years she tcmed as an
angel guardian Of the household. causing an
apparent. nay a real. serenity OF happiness and
peace to njngIc with and OVcrshsdnw the life
ur the family. nd hy her loving manner and
sweet disposition. controlled the homage Of
the family circle, hut by all her friends and &C
quaiutances. wac she idolized and loved for her
Kindness Of heart and amiuble disposition How
THAT the good die first,
While We, whose hearts are dryas summers dust,
Burn to the socket"
Fortified toy all the cOus0Iing rights or reli-
giun, COusulcd by the prayers and interccsSiOnS
of her family and friends, and chaStcn"d and
her parents may justly hope and hUlicve that
the true servant of her Divine Master, their
darling child, now rtpOses in His bosom and
yet. knowing the TTaiitv of human nature even
in its piirest form, il becomes us TO pray sim
cereiy that she may have eternal peace an n'rest.
J. 9. +.
MOORE Died, at the Blair House, in this
place, on Monday last, Dec. 2d, Mr.. J AGEN-
MOORE, in the Htb yeariuf MS age. Mr.. hoore's
health began to decline in the early part nt the
past summer, and about three weeks rg2 his
disease assumed the shape OF drupsy, which
terminated fatally. He n man ~ very
even temperament, and OF quiet, reserved
disposition. Those who were most intimate
with him were warmly attached to him, and
they at least viii cherish his memory. Death
has called away five members Of his fa Tiers
family within a few years. His eldest brother.
Thomas b. Moore. the first then Mrs.
BOwmau. wife Of DIR. John Low man. ot Johns
:Owns About a year ago, his mother, so well
known and highly esteemed, passed away, TO
be followed in a lew months by her husband,
the respected Johnston Moore; aud now only
two % the family remain-Mrs- Piper, wife nf
Col, VIM. X. Piper. Of GHysport, and ChHrles b
Moore, now resident of PittshUrVh- w hat
shadows we are. and hat shadows W. pnisIe
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had visited the public buildings aud found
Them in satisfactory condition, with the
exception of the gallery of the jail, which is
unsafe. They also recommended the con-
struction of a public bridge across the Cone
maugh river a. Coopersdale.
Com'th VS., David Reighard, charged with
foruication and bastardy, and Com'th vs..
Sarah Bryan. adultery. These two cases
are being tried together at the time of clos
ing our report, Thursday noon.
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NH ESEhI..

wRNDEROTH-MAL Married at st
Bar, hOIOmcw's church, WItmorc, on Saturday,
Nov. 30, 1S1S 10y Rev. Father hcHuEh, Mt
JoHN WENDEEOTH and Miss JOSEPHINE NAL
ZIE, both OF Wiimors.
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ssA REMARK KABLE REsUIT.-It makes no
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, il is now an
established fact that German Syrup is the
only remedy which has given complete sat
iSflction in severe cases of Lung Diseases
/ is true there are We; thousands of persons
who are predispused to Throat and Lung
Affections, Consumption, Hemorrhages,
Asthma Severe Colds settled on the Breast,
Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, &r., who
have no personal knowledge Of Boschee' 5
German Syrup. To such we wouid say that
30 600 dozen we're sold last year without one
complaint Cunsumptives, try inst one bot
tie. Regular size IS cents. Sold 10y Lem
Tnon & Murray, Eheusburg, and 10y ali the
other Druggists in America.
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People people people go to NJ. j.
Teitelhaum's, Loretto, when YOU want to
buy cheap goods. He has just received a
new stock, the igures on which are SO low
that no dealer in Cambria county can com
pete with them. IT will pay Won to 60 fifty
miles 10 buy your groceries, bOots aud shoes,
Clothing, etc, from him. Do not forget the
place-the Peoples Cheap Variety Store,
Loretto, NJ. j. Teitelbaum proprietor.
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ADJOURNED ASSIGNEB'S SALE

Of Valuable TOWN PROPERTY.
IeN virtue ST order OF tl.c Court of Common
ID Pleas 90 Camhriu county 90 ffe directed Il
vii ofif Tor sale Ht public 0utcry, on the premises
iu CAIRO ltaYn borough. on
Saturday. December. 2f~t. 1875.
At o'cLoCE, 2 n. Ehe following described real
estate 90 wit All than certain Ipr Ur o ROT, D.
with IwEILlNg Hnr-E- now In the occupancy of
Adam j >tnitE- situated if {. borough of Car
ruiltown- HuIt'ria ctuuf p. and truuf ed and de-
scrib-l Hs follows Fronting ON Main street and
adjoining lut 90 Mrs kuEin on ihe south Tot 0f
Joseph Iollner on The Eart D.. Hu3 extending hack
90 church street ou the east ba riuE thereon
erected "a tvgo-stury FEsWE HuI sE. wtth Cabinet
shop attached. and alsu small Frame Stable
said property 90 bee sold, dives ed OF liens as tie
property Of Adam 7 St1liz.
Terms 80 SAfr.-t'ar. third ~ the purchase
money to hc paid Un cuEi-matiau of the sale one
third in one year thereafter. ana the balance in
two years from uirIuaIiou ai >Ie: the deferred
payments % bear Interest nuI 90 De occurred hr-
bonds and MOI gage uf ihe purchaser
Jt-TI s. STITCH
Dec 2. ls7S- Assig-He NJ A. J. StoltE.
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! a a. BARKER & son OFFER
kSs Mems Heavy Undershirts at......26c.
A BARKER & SON OFFER
Mems Heavy Drawers sat........-.--.. Use.
BARKER a SON OFFER
All-wool Red Flannel Suits at..-.-.fl50-
Ia A. BARKER & son OFFER
sAs Good Flannel, per yard, at-.-...l2lzc.
A BARKER & son OFFER
Heavy Red Flannel al. .....-........... .2oc.
"A BARKER 4 son OFFER
4 Bargain IN Canton Flannel at....-.-sc.
A A BARKER & son OFFER
"a Mems Heavy Gum Boots At $50
A.AR RARKER a SON OFFER
Hen Heavy OveTshoes at.---..-...-..5 c.
A.RNRKER * son OFFER
Mems Cloth OvUrshOes q bargain, at poc.
4 A. BARKER & son OFFER
IA. The very best Corset for the price 5oc.
"A. BARKER & SON OFFER
Ladies Merino Vests, good quality. SOC.
A. BARKER * son OFFER
Ladies Plaid Shawls, black and white, all
wool, at 50. O.
a a BARKER & son OFFER
"a Good Green Coffee, lbs. for. .Sl.0O.
AA.RARKER & son OFFER
Best Roasted Coffee. lbs. for-...,.-sl.0o.
"A. RARKER 4 son OFFER
Ten boxes Essence Coffee for-..s....--e5c-
A A BARKER & son OFFER
"a. 4 splendid Syrup. heavy body, best
in the county. .at.-.......--....-6- c.
A BARKER & son OFFER
Another great bars ain in Syrup at.---toc.
A. BARKER 4 SON OFFER
good dark Syrup .4oc.
a A. BARKER & son OFFER
"a Mems KID Gloves, nir top at-...,.75c.
"A. BARKER & son OFFER
Mems Cloth Back Gloves at.-.....--.-5 c.
AABARKFR & son OFFER
Heavy Buck Gauntiets, big bargain sl-Oo.
a A BARKER & son OFFER
"A. Best Dried Peaches, per lb---.,.--.-sc.
BARKER & son OFFER
Good Dried Peaches, per lh.-...---... Sc.
BARKER & soN OFFER
Bes. Dried Currants, per lh.-.-.-------sr.
a y. BARKER & son OFFER
~. Mems Boots, heavy and strong at $2-oo
a, \. BARKER * son OFFER
Ladies heavy MOROCCO SHOES uL------ l-oO
:. 4. BARKER & SON OFFER
Children Buttoued Shoes ut......... soc.
A ~ BARKER e son OFFER
IA Superior Flour per sack full weight,
Rt--.---.--.--...--. .-.....-.--.---- 81 ..s
4. 4 BARKER & son OFFER
Pure uucolored Japan Tea, best in town.
per H., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sc
4. 4. BARKER & son OFFER
Good Tea as low as -.--..-......-...- 3
a A. BARKER & son OFFER
"a Clark's o. n. T. Thread All numbers
Icr doz------------. .....-..--------. cd e1c
A. RARKKK & SON OFFER
Good hand sewing Thread all colurs, per
A BARKER * son OFFER
Best Needles and Pins. per PAPER -.
/ a \ BARKER & son OFFER
"a, The best as s0rtment OF Overcuats In
town. from a--------s s.---- f---.---- - u
4. =. BARKEIs & SON OFFER
] The Iargest ant best assortment Of Mems
AMI Boys " inter Caps, from 25c NJ
A. BARKER & SON OFFER
} Great bargains In Drv Goods ef All kinds.
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OS "Wednesday afternoon, shortly after
dinner, a number of persons paid a visit to
that imposing editice known as the county
jail. Amongst them were Mr.. John u.
Jones, of Cambria township, Mr.. Peter
Fulmer. of COnemaugh borough. DIR. Decker
of Lilly's station, aud DR. Davis of New
Florence. While standing on the platform
OF Tie iron gallery which traverses the line
of cells on the second tier, section of the
fOotway broke in twain and fell to the floor
beneath, distance of about twelve feet
carrying with it Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Fulmer
The former received some bad cuts and
bruises. and il was found necessary TO re-
move him to his home in \ wagon. Mr.
Fulmer aligh,ed square ON his feet and re-
Ceiyed no outward hurt, but the shock COM
municated to his system was of cOurSe n
severe one. He returned to his home the
same evening. The two doctors saved
themselves from injury hy graspjng the gal
lery railing AMI cliuging thereto till they
could secure n firm fOOihOld. y large num-
Der of persons had visited the Jail daily
throughout the week, and particularly i'm
medlately after the dinner hour, aud it
therefore can Ouly tie looked on i'm the light
of Il providential interpositiOu thar nobody
was on the grouud-fioor of the corridor
wnen the mishap occurred. The iron sec
ton which fell was five feetAlong by three
feet broad, and weighed from three hundred
to four hundred pounds. Had il struck some
one In its descent il would undoubtedly Y
have instantly killed him. The grand jury
entered the Jail on an official visit about ii We
minutes after the accident had occurred.
1t is no wonder That in their report To court
they condemned the gallery as unsafe.
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s.iOOO profits On 10 days investment OF SIO0
, OUO in Western Union October 18th. p tOO
PROPORTIONAL returns every week on Stock Options
of S2D, 80. SI0O. S5HO.
OfficiaI Reports and Circulars free. Address
T. Potter Wight Co., Bankers, s5 Vail ST, y. Y &.
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A MARROW ESCAPE-A good deed well done
T. always sure to bring its own reward. "a our
old friend David TreXler. OF GHllitZiu township,
no Doubt fully appreciates by his time, for had
not he and his goud wife taken upon themselves
the care OF n couple OF orphan children they
would now be mourning tie loss hy irc OF the
house that gives them shelter, # indeed their
lives had been tPd to mourn such Caidmi-
ty. The way il occurred was in this wise: \
little grand daughter of Mr.. IrcXlcr, having
in her sleep divcSted herself OF the bed cloth
ing, was awakened by the cold about o clock
Saturday morning last. whereupOn she
speedily aroused by her Outcries an older girl,
also orphan. VINO WAS sleeping in the bed
beside her. The latJer, after being thus sum-
mHrly. and, the sequel proved, pruVideu-
italy wakened from her Slumber. cOnsid-
crablY startled, not to say frightened, toy dis
covering bright light shining through the
windows, and upon further investigation found
II portion of one side or the house wrapped in
flames, Quickly possible she aroused Mr..
and Mrs. TreXlcr. who slept in room down
stairs. and just IN the niche OF time the fire
CStIuguished by the application Of H few buck
cts OF water. In less than five minutes more,
it is fair to presume. the flames wuiIld have
been beyond human control, anu the death
from SufocatiOn OF the two little girls, il Of
the other inmates of the house. wOuiH have fol-
lowed as matter OF course. The fire, strange
it may seem, was caused. rs Mr.. TUeXiUr
AYERS. hy the fire hriCk between the CRATE Il nd
the frame OF the house becoming heated %
such an extent TO set FIRE 10 the WOtd work.
Il theory which, if true. and we have no reason
to doubt ii. leads to the conviction that fire
brick do not afford the protection t. property
which is claimed for them. BE that IL may
however. MIR. TTOx!er and the other members
of his household have great reason to be thank
ly uuimportaut circumstance which saved
them from an impending calamity which ia %
probu bilitY would have resulted in the loss Of
lives US Wei as OF property.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

~ Estate of Rev. john HACKETT, deed. T.
Letters testamentary on II e estate OF Rev Jnos
Huckett, late of Summitvilie borough. Cambria
county, deceased, having been issued to the un-
de-sqruef all persons indebted TO said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate payment. and
those having claims against the me will present
them properly authenticated FOR settlement.
THOMAS DAWN, Executor.
SummitvlIe, Dec. o. 1873 st.
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A PARKEI & SON OFFER
rhe largest ant best assortment Of Mems
ami Boys Winter Caps, from -25c M
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P + T s 81 T S I

Ut J Is d % c 4 = 4, lSOttcTIOFS.
DATENTS procured on New Inventions IN from
Is to 3 DAYS. Send tor circular COZ t. inin Z
useful information. Office, I3I Eisih Aveuue,
above Smithfeld street, opposite VI. f church.
Pittsburgh, Pa. (l2-6.-ly.l
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SHERIFF's SALE.-The following descrih-
Ell properties were disposed OF by SherlH
= van. n portion CT them in JOhnstOwp, on
Saturday last, and the remainder in this
place on Monday afternoon of the present
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A \. BARKER & son OFFER
"a, The best as sortment OF Overcuats In
town. fto.n 4-------- .-.-- ---.---- - up
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-04-13
Important Surgical Operation.

On last Saturday, DR.. w. F. Fun
denberg, of Cumberland, Md, who is
still stopping at the Bedford House,
removed the right eyeball from a
daughter ten years old of Mr.. VIM.
Redinger, who lives in Black Valley
three miles from Everett. The little
child when only five years old had a
bad attack of scarlet fever, which re
suited in destroying the sight of the
right eye entirely and very nearly so
of the other, since which time tuners
have been growing from both eye
balls, the right one projecting down
on the cheek at least an inch and a
half. The operation was necessary to
preserve the health of the child and
possibly improve the condition of the
remaining eye. The little sufferer
returned home on Thursday morn
ing. The Doctor was ably assisted by
Drs. Griffith and Clark, of this place.
Gazette.