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Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.

ON, SATURDAY the 2nd day of July 1881 at
" two O'Clock in the afternoon-I will offer for
Sale at public Auction the premises, the fol-
lowing valuable real estate viz: In Lot No. SO,
situate in the town of Somerset, Perry County
Ohio, and known as the late homestead of w. M.
Ream.
Terms of Sale one fourth cash in hand and the
residue in three equal annual payments, the de-
ferred payments, to bear interest from the day of
Sale, and to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises. Appraised at S316G00. Title perfect.
. SAMUEL X. REAM,
May &c 1881. Assignee of W. NJ. Ream.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office OF
the Township Clerk in Glenford o. up II o. clock
noon, Julytl1 1881, to build School House il
sui. district ., in Hopewcll Township, Perry
County Ohio. House to be Brick.
Specifications can be seen at the Clerks office
The house is to be finished by Nov, list, 1881 The
Board of Education the right to eject any
or all bids. The successful bidder to give bono
with surity for the completion of the contract
Proposals be made separately for the Stone
whole of the work. Size of building so by 40 it
IA foot ceiling iBy order of the Board OF Education
MAY IL, 1881 THOMAS DUNwooDY, Clerk.
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lz.I ZsXks ,l(,,,'| : Segsls(
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment

Just published edition of Dr. Culverwelrs
Celebrated Essay on the radical cure of Sperma-
torrrua Seminal Weaknets, Involuntary Semin-
al Losses, lmpotency, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc: also, con
sumptod, Epilepey and Fits, induced by seIf-in-
dulgence sexual extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
tul practice, that the alarming consequences of
self-abuse may be radically cured; pointing out
mode OF cure ut once simple certain and etlcctu-
al, by means of which ever sufferer, no matt ter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
he apply, privately, and radically.
Ha This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youthcand every man i'll the land.
Sent, under soal, in plain envelope, to any ad.
DRESS post paid receipt of six cents two pos
tage stamps Address the Publishers,
THE CULV ERWELL MEDICAL CO.
A Ann ST., New York, N Y.
Oct. !, 1880. Post Office, Box, I5S6
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The National Greenback county
convention will be held about the first
of September and vigorous campaign
will be kept up until the election
The Greenbackers of Perry will enter
the campaign with more determina-
ton than ever and will ask for nor
give any quarters.
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ThG Democratic Judicial Convention,
THE BOLDNESS OF THE RING.
AN UNPARALLELED CASE OF
ELECTIoNEERING.

The Fairfield and Hooking papers
and the democratic Herald" would
have us believe that the call for the
Democratic Judicial Convention was
by the agreement of those counties
with Perry. This is true only so far
that it was agreed upon without either
the knowledge Of or consultation with
Perry or any of its representatives in
the Democratic party.
Such a scheme never had its paral-
lei in the history OF party or rather
Ring corruption. There was at the
time no candidate named except Judge
Wright, and he was asking not only
a third but a fourth term. A large
proportion of Fairfield and nine-tenths
of the Democracy Of Perry were un-
conditionally opposed to such contin-
uance in office. At the former nomi'
nation even for third term to Judge
Wright, Hooking county voted solid
ly against his nomination.
The call for the primaries in this
comfy was for the 18th, and the con.
vention on the Oath Of June. Court
will be in session both days and il
was intended by the Ring to have
Judge Wright setting in judg-
ment on questions between men who
are expected by him to support him.
How far the situation admits the pos
sibility Of corrupt use of judicial pow.
er to compel a judicial nomination
any one can imagine. 1t will not
likely be used, and yet the contingen
cies of the situation are such that tha
it was evident the calculations wa!
deliberately made to have the conven.
ton held subject to any influence tha
might be exercised through the pres
ence Of the court and parties at tn,
time of the conventions.
Judge Wright and his henchmel
hearing Of the general Indignation a
their unscrupulous course were com
PEELED to let Judge Friesner preside a
the present term of Court.
For the credit of the county, ant
of q free honest people it is hoped tha
such trickery will be rebuked by
refusal to nominate him or to elec
him if nominated.
John Furguson of our county vii
be a candidate for that nomination
He is an able, honest, and industriou
lawyer, and as a Democratic Judg
will individually be elected, we hop
for the credit Of the bench, the bal
and the county that he may win.
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The following is from the Ohio State
Journal in reference to the selection of a
member OF State Central COMMITTEES:
"The delegation from the Twelfth dis
trict met st the Kennard House in the
morning with full representation. w.
+. Guerin, Of franklin, was made Chair.
man, and G. E. Groce, Of Pickaway, Sec
retsry. +. C. Wiley, of Fairfield, was
selected a. district Vice President of the
Convention; p. G. Boswick. Of Pickaway,
on committee on Credentials; II. G. Drin.
kle, Of Fairfield, on committee on Perma.
nent Organization; James Poinds1ter, on
committee on Rules and Order, and Isaac
w. Tucker, on committee on Resolutions
This gave one to each Of the four counties
In the district, and then came the selection
ofs member Of the State Central Commit.
tee.
The Perry delegation had their heart sci
on A. G. Caine, fer the place and he
lacked only four votes OF 1t. Mr.. Henry
e. Tsylor was selected.
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Its contents are contributed by the most eminent
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The people Of this Judicial District
regardless of party ask the Democra-
cy that they nominate a candidate for
Judge who will not degrade the office
to that of political manipulation ma
chine.
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Executors Notice.
Thoroughbred Poland China Boar for
GILMORE & co.,
Law & Collecting House
ge29 F Street, Wa hington, D. G.

Make Collections, Negotiate Loans and attend to
all business conSded ia them. LAND SCRIP, Sol
dier's Additional Homestead Rights, and Land
Warrants bought and sold
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The American Lutheran Church
has fifty-nine Synods and 944, 1868 COM
municants. The increase in member
snip during 1880 was over 100, 900.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Administrator of the
Estate of Peter Whitmer, late of Perry County,
Ohio, deceased, by the Probate Court of said Coun
". BENJAMIN WHITMER.
New Lexington, 0. June Sd, 1851. Sw
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Vennor predicts that from next
Monday until the following Saturday
il will be exceedingly warm.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-06-16

A frost last week did considerable
damage in New York.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-06-16

S5 to 2OsT fny at 4%Tss HGms ss%Pss worth d
Portland, Maine.
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The National Greenback State con-
yention was held in Columbus yester-
day and a State ticket nominated.
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1t is thought that over 100, 200, 900
feet of pitch-pine timber and lumber
will be shipped from the port of Darien,
Ga, this ear, A little over 81, 900, 0G0
feet was shipped last year.
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dull and unchanged. Pork firm At SlS Is
Lard dull and lower At Sl1 so. Bulk meat
strong; AhopldeT8 81 %. clear lib 90 so. Bacon
scarce and hEm; shouldaES 81 rs; clear nj
Slo2o: clear tl0R. Whilky weak at 81 %;
combination Sales go barrels, on Q Aniihed
goods basis OF u 0a, Buttar hrm and nm
changed,
NEW YoRE, July 28,-DR4 GoonS-Budnss,
active with package house, Pacific Mills
Honted dreu goods was opened By agents and
have met large sales, Cotton goods moving
steadily and dark pdnta In better demand.
Mems wear Woolens are quiet and steady,
GinghAms In good demand.
EAST LlBERIY, July 2s.-oanl-RacsIpt
1928 head. Market mot UNCHANGED from
yesterday not much doing.
Hoq-Reoeiph 1900 head; Philadelphia
II 00R7 To- YoFkers % 65a6 IS,
sheeP-Receiph 5000 head nothing doing.
TsLEDe, O., Jply 9S,-Whsat dull; No. 2
ssd spot y All, August u 20Ifi October
4 2sa.i No, red Stlt; amber Michigan
y w. Corn quiet high mixed SSci No. ?
Cr9CIHHkFI, July 2s-HOsS-LiJS hokI
steady and Arm: common and light IS 06R
e76; packing and butchers 90 2Sa7 90, Be.
eeiPtS ], 500 head shipments $50 head.
TrIusyrILE, Pa, July T.-ol opened At
I6hc, highest 7S1fe, lowest T6ke, closed at
the; shipments 76,40O barrels; ehGrtaEI
81, 400 barrels; runs 97,400 barreIa.
PITTlBU'sH, July %, = Petroleum auiSt;
United certificates steady at IKE; refined
INC for Philadelphia delivery.
AHTWERP, July 2a.-PETRoEEuM-Rsnnsd
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From Latter BY Nora ParEy.E
Stories are constantly told Of Mr.. Elmer.
sons falling mind He hiss tw several
years been uuable 10 recall the namSS Of
bic most intimate friends at times. Now
II IL said that recollection Of bis own
attAinmsnts. bis literary Requirements iS
going. AZ one beautifully expressed II,
H~eyefything but bic tine courtesy Seems 10
be- fading out" But l must confess l did
not zee fl The poet,philosopher's face such
Indication OF decline. To me he looked
fall Of O sweet serenity, . beautiful calm,
In which Hailed TO fnd . look Of loss and
vacancy. His interest 10 the school, biz
intention Of being present Ct various OIL
The coming meetings, especially The course
Of lectdte6 10 oopmetnofateth TIE hnhdtedth
anniversary Of Kanla Critique Of Pare
Reason, would seem 10 indicate tbai
though failure may attend certain external
qualities Of The mind, the real depth hai
not been touched.
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CE LE RY
AND ITS USES
Are Now Mattsrs Of General In
tsrsst,
And are Attracting Much Attention,
Both from Scientific and Medical
Men,
The Following Article will bs Rad
Great Interest, Especially by Suffer-
ere From as.i
Headache, Neuralgia, NsryOuInsss,
Paralysis and indigestion.

Celery has only come intO public NOTES
Wtthi1 the last few yeaTS As a nerVino, but
batenhhe OXperim0na and experience have
proved beyond . doubt that It controls mar
yoll irritation and periodic nervous and SIGE
headache 70 . marked degreo
Bat Q combination Of the Extract OF Celery
and ChAnomilO, which has bS0n Duk re-
oanty tntr0duoed 70 the profession and the
Publis BY mySalL has produced aueh maryel-
opl results In curing ~nosyoulntss and head
AehRs, and especially nGTVous and DICK head
aches, neuralgia, indigestion and sleOploSi-
naR, hAtit has excited public attention and
negSpaPtr somnsnts, and therefore | give The
following information TO the public 70 avoid
answering hundreds Of lsttors ofinquiry about
Ny CtlOFy and ohanomilS Pills, for the
cure OF hOAdaeh1s and nervousness, are pre-
pared under ny supervision, and are intended
expressly tocure hsRdAohsL neuralgia indigOl-
ton, SlOtp!e1noN AID psrVollnelS, and will
cure any case where NO organic ditaSe OF thu
brain or spinal cord exist, Hundreds Of
casbs Of many yeArt standing have bOsh
cured, No matter how chronic or obstinate
tho o'se may DO, Q permanent cure 70 morally
certain. This statement ID made altar yearSof
erpSrtSncS In their use ia the general practice
Of medicine.
ThSSo pills are also valuable for school
children who suffer from nervous headaches
caused BY u oysrRorksd brain In their
and for all classes Of hard brain
workers, whose over taxed nervous centres
need repair and bsdatlon, Nervous tramor,
weakness, and paralysis arc being daily cpred
By theOO pilll They correct o~oShV0nOas, bat
are not purRAtiVo, ?
Directions on each box, PHos 50 cent?, OF
dx bozes for 81 90, postage frae 10 any I'D.
drea No order SLED unloSs accompanied BY
the money, For sale BY oil wholesale and ire-
tall drugEiltG Depot No. 100 North Eutaw
ltreot Baltimore. Nd,
New York ohlee, lis Fulton street.
At Wholesale By LAukhlta Bros, 4 Co., 12oS
Main street MWR
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TRICKS wIrH THs IELEPHoHG.

How Him Flood WAS Cspghi, and subSe'
quantity ReVOnEed.
From the San Francisco RuAInor.
They were q party Of SmArtly dressed
stock gamblers, seated al the round table
In the Occidental restaurant, and all oil
them inclined to be communicative. 81
"sAy, have you heard that story about
Floods telephoneH" said one,
mo; let's have It." 10
"Well, wait till l finish this iricandsau,
Now, all liateningH You zoe these tels.
phone wires can't be connected With like
ordinSry telegraph Qrdon't understand
the principle mySeli), but atany rate, in
order To steal HmeeSako you've got 10 cut
the wire and connect with both ends,
Thats what they did with Flood's and
they followed up, his oidAFsto bis broker
unlilthsY were aRood way shead,p
"Who did2"
well, never mindthat Wait till I'm
through with the story. Presently old
Flood discovered that when he gave his
brokers orders BY telephone 70 buy other
parties got In considerably ahead Of him,
He Investigated, and 1t was Just the same
when he ordered q sale. Did he quit then I
Oh, moi he,just hiredaman 10 look alter
the wire, and the detective traced Il Ia
where Il was cut In the middle, and the
two ends brought down into.A certain
place, 90 that every meSeSeo had 10 be
transmitted twice each way
oval. what ennid he do ahonk lt?n
watt and you'll seet don't DO impa'
tient. He just heeled that fellow 10 say
nothing about It, and privately he gave
bis broker orders TO reverse, all lpstruc'
tione. For instance, II be ordered thirty
Mexicsn'bought to sell IT."
swell, Of course Il wasn't long until he
got his money back
"otconrse not, and alfths smart. Alexis
had b~esides."
us that so2 Who told your"
HE did himself, but don't you give II
kHbyt
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest BY q sick child suffering and
crying with the e%xcruciAting pain Of cut
ting teethf II 90, 60 Of once and get q
bottle Of Mrs, Winslow's Soothing syrup.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medlately- depend upon It; there 10
no mistake about II, There 10 not
. mother on earth who has evar used Ii,
who will not tell you OF once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and health 10 the child,
operating like magic. Il 10 perfectly safe
to use In all cases, and pleasant 70 The taste,
and 10 the prescription Of zone Of the oldest
and best female physiclAnSand nurses In
the United States. Sold everywhere. Is
cente Q bottle. MMR4R
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Che G~'ttsuEseneer
THE WAXsIDE WILL,

He stopped at the WAyllds well,
Where the Ultlr wa cool ard deep;
Thue WeTO leathofy ferns 'tWixt the noaly ltentS,
Ant gray vas the old Vsll'aEOsp
He left bis carriage alone;
Nor could eole6mIn Or fo9tmAn tall
Why the mAgtar Stepped IN the dulty road
To dtink NJ the Niysids veil.
He IEAytd With bis EIoTOd hInds
ThO EeLl-IEtep ereAklnE and slow,
while from seam and scar In the buckets side
The water IplnAhOd back below. .
He litsd Il 70 The curb,
And bent doWA to tbs bueket'IbFtm;
No burrows Of ume or care had marked
ThO tAcO that looked back a. hin.
he saw bat farmers boy
A he stopped DER the hrim 10 drink,
And TuddJ and tanned vas the laughing tAcs
ThGtmOt hin over tha bdRk.
The eyes we're sunny and clear,
AM tbs brow pndlmmOd by care,
Rhile from under ihO bFm Of the old ltFaE hat
stEaySd ouTlsC q chestnut hair,
He turned aVAy With . sigh;
Nor could ooAehmAn or tooimSn tall
Why the mater stopped IN his ride that day
10 drink a. The VNJIld0 we'll,
f ~ o.. -uNNa to"PaHy'
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A Fool OnooMore.

For ten ysarg my wife was conauSd 10 be
bed with such . complication Of ailments
that NO doctor could tell what was the mat.
Ter or cure her, and used up q small fortune
IN humbug stuff, Six months ago | saV q q,
!, nag with Hop Bitters on It and | thought
| would bel fool once more, l tried It but
my folly proved to DO wisdom. Two bottles
cured herr she 10 now HS we'll and strong as
any mans wife, and II cost me only two dol.
lars Such folly payG-H. w. Detroit Mich,
-FfCs fTea&. hWHkE
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PILEAI PILEAi PlLEaI
A sure Cure Found Al Last No oDo
Ned Rnnan.

A Sure Cure Found NJ Last No ODs
Need Safer.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcerat d Piles has been discovered b.
DR., Williams Ian Indian remedy called Df.
WillIAmI'I Indian. Ointment. A EnEls box
has Cared the worst chronic cases Of twenty.
hye and thirty Year, standing, No ono need
suffer i've minutes after Supplying this won.
dsrful soothing medicine. Lotions, instru.
ments and ElOotualieS do more harm than
good, williams Ointment abSorbS the
tumors, lllayS the intense itching tpartiou.
larry at night after getting warm In bedl, acts
a . pouluoe, giYea Instant and painless relief,
and i9 prepared only for Piles, itching Of
the private parts, and nothing cha.
Read what the Hen. ]. N. Cotinberry, OF
Cleveland, says about Dr., Williams's Indian
Pile Ointment: l have used scores Of pIlo
cures, and 1t affords me pleasure 10 cay that I
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief a Dr., VII,
llamsa Indian Pile Ointment
For sale BY all druggists, or mailed on N.
ceipt OF price, q 90.
West 4 MoConAhey Druggists and Apoth.
Bank Building. Bridgeport, Ohio,
Logan. List 4 Co., Wholesale Agenu, Wheel.
ing, W, Va. MEIAW
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IRIsH ImPERIALIsn.
How . Gentleman Attempted 10 Run .
Newspaper In new York.

NV aNHatASHAAu AtAotApAtu ~ nun y
Newspaper In new York.
An Irish gentleman, who made q splen.
did record 10 the Union army during the
civil war, and who Is well known ass Re
publican politician In New York, once co.
sayed 10 conduit an Grish paper. 1t had
the usual genealogical feature, as O matter
Of supposed necessity, though he was per.
fectly aware Of the Absurdity. The paper
was illustrated, among The subjects being
portraits Of distinguished Irishmeu. After
persistent and we'll directed efforts 10 mako
bis paper succeed on Its really excellent
literary merit, he gave up the enterprise.
To give up the genealogical feature would
have been considered suicidal. The fol.
lowing ere about the style OF %Communica.
tions with which he was frequently isv-
ored:
MAtr Editor!
Sin: Last week you had q picture oil an
Ulsther man, and before that q picture Of
Connaught man. There's too much
UlOther aud too little Munster. shtop my
paper.
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A MARRIAGE rec IN REEswAx.
A story Of Early Life In IIIInois-LoV
aud Poverty,

A story Of Early Life IN lIIInoIs-LoVs
aud Poverty.
Many ofthe irBt settlers Of Illinois were
rude In speech and rough in manner
Money was scarce with them, and service
was paid for in produce. Governor r.
used TO illustrate these incidents Of front.
iSr lie by the following ~anecdots:
One day there came to bis office a young
man accompanied BY q young woman,
"Bs you the 'Squire2" asked the manly
youth. ,
"oao you Ito the knot for us right
away2"
"How much do you charger"
zone dollar 10 the usual fee, Oir."
"Will You take your fee In beeswA1P'
"Yes, Il you can't pay cash."
"WelL, 20 ahesdiand Tie the knot, and
ri fetch 10 the wax"
"Noh sAjd the squire, thinking there
was aygood CHARGE Tor . little idh "bring
in the beeswax Hrst and than Ill marry
your
Reluctantly the youth went out 10
where waa hitched the horse upon which,
Darby and Joan fashion, they had ridden,
aud brought the wax 10 a sack. On being
weighed To value was found 10 DO only
sixty cents.
GRaal" said The anxious groom, 'Hie
the knot and I'll fetch more wax next
week" n.
"No, sir | don't trust; that 10 against
the rules Of this oflce." ,gtmaI ..&.i 81!
Slowly the disappointed youth turned
to 10 out, saying, Come, So, let's CO."
II say, mister" answered Sal, with q
woman's Wit, team. you marry Us as FAT
as the wax will GOT"
"Yes, l cab, and will replied the
Squire, laughing, and be i'd ErehdnoG
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B. Turner, Rochester, N. Y, writes; u
have been for over q year subject to serious
disorder Of the kidneys, and often unable 10
attend 10 business; l procured your BuRDocE
BLOOD BTrrERs and was relieved before half o
bottle was used. 1 intend to continue as l
feel confident that they will entirely cure
me-, Price 81. 90, trial size 10 cents.
Bold by Laughlln Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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s...1 ssNIaTeSlss fFous CotdA,N

ptv, paiebed, sors throat losing tssb, bron.
ebiAi AID SSthmAtio attacks. All thess dan.
TefouS symptoms are entirely cured y eDt;
sVayne'i Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
The Art doe Fyes relief, and The won't
cough and sore iSaS yield 70 is healing pro.
p4fIlet Bold BY Ali druggists a. q cent? and
Tbs large Size 10 the most economical
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JcsttA DvGatHtvRsEa, BtotdslN Buffalo,
NAa induced BY bis bFothtt 70 w Th0sAt
EcttcTsto OH lot ABptAintd ankle and viii
half . dc1sn ApplicAA ~ be VA enabled @
walk tonpdtttalh III fikht
sold .6yltAashlin Bros, Go; Whole1alt
Druggist, WhteiIus.