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,ure has = Republican majority Of

ture has a Republican majority OF
seven on joint ballot.
In Pennsylyania the Republican
plurality for Governor ia thought
likely TO reach q 600. The Repuo-
licans claim q gain Of two Congress
men. and an increased majority 10
the Legislature.
10 Massachusetts Talbot's plurality
is already over IS, 900 and is expected
10 reach ? 5000. The report of the
election of @ Greenbacber to Congress
was and the delegation
will stand ten Republicans and one
Democrat
A remarkable Republican victory
has been secured in New-HaDpshire.
Matt Heads m%siority for Governor is
over l,aO0, the Republicans have .
majority of GA on joint ballot in the
Legislature, and have elected q solid
delegation TO Congress.
In the South there have been
elected by the Republicans one Con-
gresham in Virginia, n in Tenn
essee, and onein Maryland, and there
are two districts in Texas, one IN
South Carolina, and one in Florida,
which are in doubt.
10 the Western States there are
some notable changes. Michigan,
which was supposed TO be in danger
from the G~reenback movement, sends
us a solid Republican delegation to
Congress, Q gain of one. Nevada,
which was a conceded Democratic
State, elects a Republican Governor,
congressman, and Legislature, Sc
curing a Republican United States
Senator. In Illinois there is q gain
of one Republican Congressman.
The Democratic gerrymsnder in
Missouri has been completely sue
c%essful, aud the Congressional dele
CATION is solidly Democratic.
TIE Democratic m~sjority 10 the
next House of Representatives is
now placed at eleven over all. There
are nine Greenbackers, only four or
FIVE Of whom are expected to vote
with the Democrats. In the present
House the Democratic majority is
10. The Democratic majority in the
Senate now stands at 6.-N. I.
Tribune.
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No. IS. l53 acres in Ni,OrI townsip, adjoining
D. Snyder, Peter Bsesly, aal others; all timber
land.
No. Is. I1acres il MllfjrI twaship, on Cas-
selman river, adjUinins Jacob X. Beesly's heirs;
ali timber Land.
No. 81. One lt in the village Of Mineral Point.
with dwellr : huEsc, and stable thereon erected.
No. IS. .aeres IN the village OF Mineral Pr.
adjoining d.. IL. Woliersperger ani The Il. s ..
depot.
No. 50. The BituMinOus coal AM other miner
ais, and the right TO mine AMI take away the
same, under eight acres Of land near Mineral
Poiut. IN MILFORD township, adjoining lands OF
john A Phiilippi David NUunkin and others.
any pers0a desiring to purchase can do 50 a.
private sale prior % the DAY OF public sale. an
are invited to examine these Iauds. II mo- SID
prior. will be sold on day namad at public sale.
TERMS-Oue-third in hand on Confirmation oi
deed, oue-third in six months with interest from
conformation OF deed, one-thiri in twelve months
via interest from confirmation Ct deed. Ten
per cent. 10 be pail rs som as property is knock
eli down. Payments 10 be secured ~ Judgment
bonds On the premises. II. l.. BAER,
il OGL4E.
oct 10. Assignees Of j. q. kimmel.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. Com
plete returns from the counties of
The First Congressional District leave
little doubt of the election CT Rich.
ardson, making the Congressional
delegation from this State solidly
Democratic. Every county in the
State has gone Democratic except
one. and only three Republican mem
bers are SO far known to be elected
to the Legislature.
The returns coming 10 from all
parts OF the State swell the Demo
cratic majority. O'Conner, Demo
erat, Is certainly elected to Congress
IN the Second District. Charleston
City gives him over six thousand
msjority.
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NEVADA,

VIRGINIA CRY, Nov. 80 p. m.
The Indications are that the State
Legislature will be Republican, Sc
curing the reelection Of Senator
Jones L. is reported that Deal, the
Democratic Candidate fer Congress,
is prohably elected by trading off
three votes for Deal to secure one for
Judge Rising. The indications are
that Bradley the Democratic eandi-
date, is eitc;ed Govetu"r.
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Suicide.

EAsToN, Pa, Nov = JOSEPH
Marstelier, a tax coll, ctor ia SouIt
Ess'on. | u & himself early this NOR
Meg by lying u handkerchief around
bis neck and thea fastening it to q
| edpost in his garrett. He was found
d sd by q membT Ct his fsnily Mr.
Mars,eiler was the tax collector VII
was rep red as having been kGcck.
ed down and robbed a few weeks
ago by two men in brc ad Daylight,
but ~ss supposed TO have in
veDisd tie -tory and not to have lost
the nnney Mr.. Marstcller left q
letter. sriiten ,bis morning, stating
TIA his dealh was brough, about N
s,c. az t Of The Jcion OF hi four ehil.
q en- He .leo raued bis adaiais
trat. re-
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Now that the election is over, We
want the sorehead leaders to "put uI
or shut up" To owe up their own
frauds, as we believe, they principal
ly 6 their campaign on charges 0
bribery and corruption against he
regular Republican county candi
dates. These men are all elected
and If honest, are entitled to have
these foul charges withdrawn, if gull
ty, they should be prevented from
occupying the Offices TO which they
are chosen, and moreover should be
indicted and punished If they take
the oath of Office prescribed oy the
Constitution.
VIZ now invite the men who so
industrious,y circulated those ehsrg.
es, to make them good, to publicly
withdraw them, or to stand convict.
ed in public opinion as vile slanderers
We stand pledged to lend our best
aid to expose and convict any viola
tor of this wholesome provision of
the Constitution. and we repeat that
she men who circulated these stories
must now put up or shut up"
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How the Democrats Carried South
Carolina.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. IA
letter received here this afternoon
from South Carolina says, that the
election there on Tuesday was a
complete farce. TIE negroes in
many counties were advised to stay
away from the polls, by the red
shirted Democracy, and they did so.
The result was that 10 more than
twenty precincts where the Repub-
licans usually poll an average Of
about six hundred votes, not a dozen
votes were cast. In strong Repub-
lican counties, where the majority
heretofore has been upwards of two
thousand, the Democratic election
returns show that the Democratic
candidate had more votes than there
are white population in the county,
counting men women and children.
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Alleged Ballot Box Stumnx.

New ORLEANS, November s.
Citizens continue to make afidavits
against the Democratic election man
ayers, charging fraudulent counting,
ballot box stufing, destruction Of
votes polled, etc. The alleged frauds
involve the title of the Congressman
from the lst and Cd districts as well
as of all successful candidates for
city and parish Offices.
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z Certificates.

1t is no vile drugged stuff, pretend
ing to be made of wonderful foreign
roots, barks, &c, and pulled up by
long bogus certificates of pretended
miraculous cures, but q simple, pure,
effective medicine. made of well known
valuable remedies, that furnishes its
own certificate by its cures. We re-
fer to Hop Bi,ters, the purest and
best Of medicines. See Truths
and Proverbs in another column.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DEL Nov John
W. Hall (Dem.) has been elected
Governor. Edward L Martin Dem }
is elected to Congress, The Repub-
licaDs al no candidate for either Of
the above Offices, the only opposition
being Greeabackers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-13
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, November c. Thomas
Talbot. the Republican candidate fol
Governor, carries every Copgression
al District in the State, except The
two Boston districts, BY q bs Bisome
majority. Returns from 33G towns
give him q plurality of %. 1871, and q
majority of 6,776 over ali. Tue eight
remaining towns will increase bis
plurality to 10000
The increase in the totel vote il
about 10. 200, the Republican plurali'
ty being about 5000 larger than last
year.
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VERMONT.

ST. ALBANs, November 5-The
eleetion today was for a Representa-
tive 10 Congress, there having been
none chosen at the September cleo.
ton. Fifty towns give Bradley Bar
low, the boiling Republican and
G:eenbacker, 1873; Groat, regular
Republican, 1885: Waterman, Dem.
ocrat, S22; BaFlow's majority over
all, 1926; plurality over Groat, 4,ll7,
with twenty.six towns u hear from
As plurality elects, Barlow's election
is certain.
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Crushed Under n Wheel.

HUNTINGDON, November S-This
morning about ten O'Clock Ber,ie
Dean, five years old, son Of Linden
DeaD, 10 running alongside Of ii four
horse load of corn fodder milling al
the protruding corr stalks, stna,bled
and fell under the wheel. It ran ever
him, killing him almost insisn Is.
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MISSISSIPPI

Jackson, Miss Nov. 6.-Re.urns
received indicate the reelection OF
Messrs. Singleton, Hooker, Money,
Manning, Muldrow aud Chalmers,
all Democrats. Ga TIE vest side OF
tie State the vote is light, in conse-
quenee If the epidemic and quaran-
tine. la this city ouly p votes Were
cast.
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MICHIGAN

DETRoir, Men Nov. 6.-Full re.
turns are not 10 yet, but the Repub
lleans bave undoubtedly elected the
entire Congressional ueIegaiion from
this state-which is a gain Of one
Congressman 10 the LIST District.
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Terrific Earthquake,

PANAMA October . - At six
~o'claek on the evening Ct Oc'ober 2 q
severe earthquake WAS experienced
ia the silnge # ~Jucuspa. AID neigt-
boring t"wDs. 10 The department OF
usulntal }. in lh souIhsrn PORTION a
the Republic Of Salvador.
Nearly all The houses in Jucuapa
were bestowed and many families
buried 10 the ruins, particularly in
the outskirts of Tie town, where the
means Of escape were couined to
narrow streets and where the houses
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RHODE

PROVIDENCE, November 9Th,
election has been spirited The
Gfeenback vote is insignificant The
Journal has returns from the entire
State except Block Island. In ths
lst district Nelson ". Aldrich (Rep.,
has 500; Davis DEM 1924
Sayles (Greenback). 606; scattering
l0f; Aldrich's majority, 1915
In the ID district, Lstimer w. Bal
lou Rep has ). 500; Barnaby Dem
1885; Smith (Greenbsck) 81; Bal
LOUIS msjority, res.
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Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Illinois, Nebraska and Kan
sas Keep Step to
The Music.
A SOLID NORTH ANSWERS A
SOLID SOTTH!
IT IS A GLORIOUS VICTORY
PENNSYLVANIA.
\ GENERAL ESTIMATE.

PHILADELPHIA, November 6. =
Curtin and SteDger, Democrats, aud
probably Campbell, Republican, are
defeated, SO that the delegation will
stand Is Republicans to Q Democrats
We have "a members in the State
Senate to l6 Democrats, and III Re.
publicans 10 the House TO So Demo.
Gratis and 5 Nationals, with eight to
hear from Hoyt has over $4,000
majority in So counties. The figures
are not sufficiently full to estimate on
Sterrett, but be is all right.
Press
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-13

HoYT and the State ticket are cleo
ted by magnificent majorities ranging
from 2a, 600 to IS, 600, and the Legis'
lature is strongly Republican in both
houses, thus securing the re election
of Hon. j. ID. Cameron TO the U. 5.
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KANSAS.

ST LouIS, New. "a Topeka
disPatcn Gays isysn ard Anderson,
Republicans, for Congress. are elect.
ed, and probably Haskell but the
latter Is uncertain. No estimate Of
the Republican msjority in this State
can be had.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-13

BAER knew his man well, when be
dubbed him a Scientific politician, y
bat be will find out n day, that an
endorsement of that kind of science
will not smooth bis path to Judicial
bonor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-13

TURNER did deliver the goods to
Cofroth according to contract, but
what becomes OF bis dopesy He is
landed safely 10 the Democratic par
ty where men of his stamp always
find refuge, but what Of the men he
duped, sold, and betrayed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-13

ANDY CURTIN was the Democratic
candidate for Congress in q district
polling Eve thousand Democratic ma
jority, and yet be was beaten, and
more humilitsting still, by a Green
hnnIor
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YUrzY was betrayed aud was sac.
ri6ced, as was General Campbell
The odiam, however, does not attach
to this election precinct. Stoystown
and Quemahoniug were foremost il
the dirty work to the extent of theil
ability. OF course the p. NJ. stood
by the candidate of the party under
which he is holding Office. Now, who
cast that other vote Speak uT
quick! There are a dozen fellows
claiming the honor, aud some ofthea
being expectant candidates, are on
the anxious seat.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-13

WELL, McClintock did skin through
by virtue of single voting on part OF
his friends, but be owes no thanks to
Coffroth, or his Lieutenant j. p. Phil.
son whc peddled Sorehead and Green
back tickets oil over the county while
distributing the election blanks.
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soyernor. Probably Elected.


TIE result oflast Tuesdays voting
has fairly made up the issue between
a Solid North and a Solid South.
The Republicans of the South have
been utterly disfranchised through
terrorism and false counting; and
they will remain 50, until they take
up arms in their own defense. The
black mar Of the South must learn
10 fight the devil with fire.
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n M .TERa >. "
% papers tinpstly tiiuSfra-eH) by JUH1 -uifi -
California naturalist. Tas most urllhit aEi
picturesque and, At the same fimJ. eXIlt si
Trustworthy Studies ef ~Ihs California Aifr iH.
nay. yet been made. The serie. viii >Ar..h
Forests.
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
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MORE THAN 10000 MONTHLY.

AMI u has . larger circulation in En.liui .aa1
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AST0RY o. nee oRLEaN.. n -

Iioyesen, authgr Of "Ghunn1r, .Ihe mn ul,
Lost his Name a.. Inthis romance. the author
graphically describes the peculiir.ies af Nl-ss
immigrant lie ina Western settlement
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II is an immutable Law CT morality
that while men will accept the fruits
of treason, they will still despise the
traitor; and Messrs. Mowry, Shafer,
Turner and Others have had that fact
made SO plain to them, that they can
not mistake it. They were used by
Coffroth. their influence was pooled
with that of the Democrats for his
benefit, and they were contemptuous-
iy kicked aside. If, as is claimed,
their support and that of their follow
ing secured Coflroth's election, SO
much more apparent is the fact tlai
be used, and then betrayed them.
We commend them TO the table Of re-
turns in this paper, for all the conso.
lstion they can extract from them.
Dipped, used, betrayed, and ignomin.
iously rejected by the decent part of
the Democratic party, with all their
boosted strength and braggart blow
ing they are to-day the laughing
stock of the county.
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". Gable, 20 be begun on the conclusion ol -FIi-
ccnoerS. This Story will exhibit The sake e.
ssciety IA Creole Louisiana about -he tHs yclf
lse+5. the time OF the Cession. ami o. parultcir
lng a remarkable Likeness 90 the present hscr
stTuctiJn perigl.
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THE following are the official ma
iorities for Senate in this twentieth
District:
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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,

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ST. NICHOLAS
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-13

THE following are the official ma.
i~orities for Congress 10 this (Seven-
teentbl District:
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"RuMRTY BUDGETS TOWER

Y Tittcc by Jsiiin Hawthorne, and illus BIZ
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"IEAwORru,S.-a serial u,.eI. b., Ur.
Frances Hotgsln Burnett. authoro Of Thai Lss
% Louvre ; Ia scene at Mrs. Buruerts usf
noFel Is laid in Lancashire the hero il % Young
inventor OF American birth. "HtwurtLs b trc
longest story Mrs Burnet has set written. twill
ran through twelve numbers 81 the Monthly uc
ginning with November. ISIS. AMI sill be- Prruse
lT illustrated.
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WILL, or can the sorehead gentry
say why they struck at General
Campbellg The pretext for their
bolt was the alleged corruption Of the
county primary election, bat be had
nothing to do with u primaries, did
not reside in the county, and was not
benefited by them. His nomination
was conceded by the entire district,
be occupied a preemine1tly sound pc
sition on the main issue before the
people, which he maintained with
large ability, but with temperate zeal.
His orthodoxy a never i%mpngned,
aud his public career was approved,
and vet he was sacrificed aud betray-
ed in the interests of a maa who 10
turf betrayed the traitors.
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THE ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, n. Y, November C.
the Journal claims the election OF
John NJ. Bailey, Republican, to Con
gress in this. the Sixteeath district.
1t also claims the elec io1 of SO Re
publicans. thirty Democrats, two IN.
dependent Democrats end three Ma
%tionals to the Assembly.
In the present Congress New York
is represented by II Republicans and
Is Democrats. 10 the next Con-
gress New York will be represented
by 25 Republicans, and 8 Democrats
Ia the Sixteenth district il is nov
claimed that John NJ Bailey has de-
feated Francis II. Woods, bringing
the Republican candidates elected up
to the number given above.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 6-l2 NJ
The Republicans gain two Congress
men in this city.
BROOKLYN.
New York, November G.-The
Brooklyn Eagle Dem says:
The election ia that city yesterday
vas a decided Republican victory.
The Republican nominees for Sheriff,
Comptroller and City Auditor were
elected by %majorities ranging from
600 to 1000.
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ALONE IN THE WORLD OF SOCKS.

The New York Tri5aae has sail Of IL: "SF.
NICHOLAS nas reached Il higher platform, and
comm inds for Is service witcr resources In Art
ant letters thln any oil s predecessors or coatem-
pOraries.' The l. ndun Literary H0fif says
There Is NJ magazine for the young that can De
siiJ 70 eqGti this choice pr1iueiion or Seribner S
-
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POKVRAIrS OF ArERICAN ZOE.

ahis seres tbegun IN August with a J1riri- H
bfyantl VIII be continued. that az LGugicil.v 1E
pearing IN November. The portraits are drawn
rom NE " Wyatt Eaton aud engraved uy T-Co.e
Ihey viii be printed separately on tinted paper
as lrJntispieees OF four different numbers Ills
trlted sketches OF the lives ofpocts wilac.0m, my
these portraits.
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NEW ADVERGISEMEYTS.
m z including Shooting Outfit
HHxHEveryC Gun Warranted.
w oHosar1h, Moore Il Brooks :. Iotis
NEES' SALE

OFNALUABI r REAL ESTATE.
The Undersigned. assi9nees Of ]. O. KimmeL
Stll oder for sale Al public auction, on
Wednesday. November Il 1878
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Good Things for ISIS.

The arrangements for Ii erary aad art c,n.ri5u-
tions for the new Vulumc-tre iXIh-irecOmpiste.
drawing irJm already iayO:ite s0grces. rs w7al -
from prbinistar new ua-s. Mr.. Frank X. Stuck
lens new serial sorry for bows.
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"A JOLLY FELLOWSHIP"

wiz run thsoagh The twelve monthly paris
beginning with III. lumber tor November. 1875.
the tirsS Oi the volume, and viii DC illustrated
BY James f Kelly. The Story IS Ons vt travel
and adventure in Florida a.it ths bahamas. For
the girls a c Jnfinued tal-,
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.sHALF A DOZEN H0usEKEgrERy.o

By katharine ID. Smith, with Illustrations by
fTedericE Deiinan, begins in the same number:
ami a fresh serial by >Gsaa Coolidge. entitled
''EyebTight, with plenty IT pictures, Will he
commenced early 10 the volume. There viii also
be Il cJntiausi fairy tale called