SOMERSET HERALD. S O It S CT, 1A., TUESDTV7AUGUST3, 1847. FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNI TED STATES IX 1818. GEN'L ZACHARY TAYLOR. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HON, ANDREW STEWART. i'uljt-ct to ihe decision if a National Convention the LOCOFOCO FREE TRADE TARIFF. - Now, that the famine in Europe is staved and the unusual demand for Araer lean breadstufls Ls likely to cease, we shall soon see by the amount of revenue that will be collected in the ordinary coarse of trade, what the General Gov ernment has gained by a reduction of du tiea upon foreign merchandize. It will be recollected that the plea for the reduc tion was, that it would be the means of increasing the revenue. Another six months will show whether such will be the e fleet. In the next place we shall ee alo its effects upon the agriculture and manufactures of our country. The --general state of the market, the demand for and price of labor, the value of raw materials- as well as of die articles manu factured from them, and the financial con dition of those engaged in manufactures, will all tend to show the operations of: free trade and its effect upon our prosper ity. Then the people will know how far they. have been deluded and injured by the policy which the present Adminis tration has introduced and is determined to pursue to the end of its term. By that time, too, they will know a little more respecting the "rise and progress of the Mexican War, and of the amount of life and treasure it ha3 cost, if it shal then have been terminated, and will there fore be in possession of facts sufficient to enable them to decide correctly in regard to the merits or demerits of the Polk Ad ministration. THE MARKETS. Philadelphia. Flour, western $5,75 fresh $5,50 a $5,75. Wheat, Prime Red 51,25; white $1,28 a 1,30. Corn, yel low 75c. New York. Flour, moderate sales at former quotations. Baltimore. Flour, $5,50 a $5,C8. Wheat, Prime white $1,25, red $1,40 a 1,17. Corn, white 67c; yellow 75c. fW"Messrs. Armstrong fc Co., of our borough, have their foundry now in sue cessful operation and will be able to fur nish castings of every description. We understand that they have supplied them selves with metal of excellent quality, and, having attached a steam engine to the establishment, are prepared to fill or ders on short notice. ?The Whigs of Maine held their State Convention week before last and nominated David Brown for Governor. A resolution was passed declaring in fa vor of a National Convention for the no mination of candidates for President and Vice President. Ve rmont-JVo mi n at ion .-Th e Whigs have nominated Hon. Horace Easton, present incumbent, for Governor ; Hon. Leonard Sargcant for Lieutenant Gover nor, and George Howes, Esq., for Treas urer. rvtThe young men of Baltimore are about raising a company of Light Artil lery to go to Mexico. Central Rail Road. The work up on the Eastern division of this Road will commence on Monday next, and as soon as the hands can be mustered, in the neighborhood of our own city. One rail lion of dollars has been paid in, and the road will be completed from Pittsburg to Philadelphia in twenty six months, and intermidiate points will be opened much sooner than this. The contracts from Pittsburg upon this road were taken at $6,500 a mile. The Philadelphia Commercial List of Satur day says: We take pleasure in stating that the sum of one million of dollars for sub scriptions to the stock of this road have already been put under contract on very favorable terms. Next week we may ex pect the Governor to issue his proclama tion declaring the law granting the 44Ri?ht of way" to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company null and void. Pittsb. Gazette. A New Track. -The "Carlisle Her ald"' of Wednesday savs, the "Cumber- Lnd Valley "Rail Road co., has made ar rangements to lay a new track on the road between Carlisle and llarrisburg and will commence the work without delay. The new rail will be a heavy bar of nearly double the thickness and weight of the old bar, and make a road far superior to the old for travelling purposes. This is a fcreat improvement, aud the increased busi tr of the road we donbt not will war r. ': il f company, crc long in extending t!.t u. u' track over vhc entire line. THE NEXT CONGRESS. THE llUl'SE PROBABLY WHIG. Some months back, the Washington. Union predicted, with no little confidence, that there would bo a Democratic majori ty in the next House of at least sixteen. New York vo'ed giving 23 Whin in stead of the 14 which the Union allowed, anil siraunnway anotner estimate was . i . . .i i framed making the majority 10. This estimate 9m It, a iotii.il .n...t C. .i.-. i. i - .. ! uiai uave vcteu, are as joilows Union a Estimate. Actual lie suit. Locos. New Hampshire (vac.) !4 Connecticut, , 1 Virginia, 13 Locos. 0 0 8 8 Total, 10 This makes a difference of seven in the number of Locos, and (not counting as a Whig the Independent elected in New Hampshire.) a difference of 13 in the re lation of parties, which would exceed by three the estimated majority of ten ; and to this should be added the two members claimed from Wisconsin, making a clear nig majority ct o. I ne following is the Union's estimate for the States where elections are yet to be held : WhtV Loco Foco Maine (vacancies.) 0 1 4 G 1 0 1 7 5 2 0 0 4 0 o . 3 G 4 3 3 6 8 2 I 42 CO Rhode Island (vac.,) Maryland, North Carolina,' Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Kentucky, 1 ennessee, Indiana, Iowa, Virginia (vacancy,) 27 Already elected, 90 1 1 1 1 111 The summing up shows that unless the Union can frame another estimate, the Whigs must have a majority. The N. Y. Express makes the same estimate that we have made, except that it counts two Whigs from New Hampshire. Penn. Intelligencer. PENN' A RAIL ROAD. The following communication was Or bligingly left on our table yesterday after. r8on. On the 22d ins, proposals were receiv-j ed for the construction of fifteen miles of I the Western Division of the Pennsylva- nia Rail Road, commencing within the ci- ty of Pittsburgh, and extending eastward I through the villages of East Liberty and j YY likensburzb, to a point on Turtlecreek I about one mile below the junction of Tur- tie and Brush Creeks. j From this point eastward extensive surveys are in progress, but the route is yet undecided through W estmorcland county. The number of bidders at the letting was very large, embracing ?n unusual number of competent and experienced contractors, and the competition was ex- ceedingly close. I he President of the q v r i t. i company, fc. V. Merrick, Lsq. and a committee of the Directors, Messrs, To- land, Magee and Wright, were in alien- dance and after a careful and laborious in- vestigation, declared the following list of successful competitors. oecuons, ios. i, iu, Joseph Hunt, J ! t a ' f r - r it- --rv,ln 3 Col ins. Reside & Co. 5 CoIIlllS, McFarlaild & Stewart " 6 Lull and Wallace. " 7, 8 Nesler fc Co. 12 Rehrar, Black. Irvln, &Co. t 14 Slcrrit, Humbird and Co. " 15 C. Cherry. 1 it Wc are pleased to learn that the work has been let on very favorable teiras, and that its cost will be much less than the es timates, either of the present or former Engineers. Pitts. Amer. RAILROAD ALLOTMENT. The eighteen sections of the Central railroad commencing at Harrisburgh and running to the Juniata aqueduct, were al lotted on Friday last to the following con tractors : Sect. No. L Chasi Murray AsJaSiDutTy. " 2. J. M'Mahon. t . u 44 4t . 3. 4. Gamble and Oliver. 5. Reilly, Kerns and Gaynor. 6. Baron, Hague and Tuslin. 7. Geo. Blattenbefger. 8. Baron, Hague and Tustin. 9. Lane Schofield. " 10. Henry Church & Co. " 11. Schuyler, M'RcynoldfcCe. 13. Drums and Anderson. 14. Gamble and Oliver. 4. M 15. Garrett and Garver. " 16. Gilson & Co. " 17. Miller, Moore and Elliott. "18. Jackson M'Fadden. - Pcnn. Intelligencer. THE DIFFERENCE. The Locofocos seem to be no little puzzled to know how the Whigs, who denounce Mr. Polk aHd his Mexican war, can consistently support General Scott or Taylor, who have so signally distinguish ed themselves by the achievements of the armies under their commands in this same war. AVould they be equally ma tney be equauy raisea vne i ana ol "XJ and Jacob Stoner. Executors, &c.t of I r why the Incendiary, mg wonders, by creating agood market orch to his neiahhour's for the farmers. &c. But a change has ntcttik.rt puzzieu xo aiscove who applies the torch k.,:i,t:- k.,t u r 3 . ! . uunuiu5,ouuuiu uc puinsnea lor crime, ' while the Fireman who disUniraishMhi-nJ selfin the effort to extinguish the flames' we ask, is the causa of this change t We ( and trrcst the conflagration, revrarded ! repeat the iaqulry what is w rong ? ; forhis deeds ? &cr an d Banner. .r :rcmi.IniclfLgeiKerl : . " The Whigs of Georgia offer reward j or $5000 to be paid on the production of, legal proof that the following named gen- ilpm,. , wfl.:,i, v.- A-..: j.i :J the army in Mexico, viz: - James K.Polk, President of the Uni- ted States. James - Buchanan, his Secretary of j Statf. William L. Mare, his Secretary of I John Y. Mason, his Secretary of the, Col. Baker (late Commander of a Kegi Navy, ' ' ' I ment of Illinois Volunteers) for the same Cave Johnson, his Post Master Gen - eral, Rohert J. Walker, his Secretary of the Treasury Nathan ClifTonl, his Attorney General, J bese are Mr. Polks official advisers, and Mr. rolk himself. I hey are tbc men responsible for the war, ana its au - mors. Iow mark the contrast between j i,oa cf veteran Illinois volunteers. With thera and die Y higs. Henry Clay has . a very proper disregard of all party con lost a noble son in this war. Senator siderations. the members of ihe Illinois Crittendon had another, a volunteer, in the thickest of the light at Bucua Vista, and Daniel Webster a son who has been temporarily driven home by sickness. Generals Scott and Tayler, too, with a majority under their respective commands are U higs, and we only wish we could put these Heads of Departments at the head of an Army, or a column of troops. They would, we believe, make peace with all becoming promptness and with due reciprocity. Pitts. Gaz. HOW IS THIS? The Union of Thursday night contains the following editorial paragraph : "We deem it probable that if Mr. Buchanan's despatch had been transmit ted to the Mexican Government imme diately after the battle of Cerro Gordo, we should have had peace beiore this period. Why it was not so transmitted is a grave J ut we undertake to assert. confidenUv, that this was not the fault of Air. I nst. On the contrary, he did every thing in his power to have it forwarded through General Scott." Here would seem lobe an imputation of some sort on General Scott, and we believe it is the second time that the U- nion has intimated some delinquency in that officer in regard to the object of Mr. 1 rist s mission to Mexico. In this in stance, however, we apprehend that the Union has shot its bolt in the dark. 1 he battle of Cerro Gordo occurred on the I"1" April , at that time "Mr. Buchanan s despatch was scarcely written ; it is da ted in this city on the 15th of April, only two days before the battle, and Mr. Trist, who conveyed it to Mexico, arrived at era iruz on the 5tli ot.31av, aud at Ja kpa. General Scott's headquarters, on the 4th of May. How then could the uen- eral have forwarded a despatch "imme- diately after the battle of Cerro Gordo" which did not reach him until nearly a month after that batde. Nat. Int. "Mexican Whigs."-? part of them fa the drmu at Buena Vista. A cor- rPcnondpnt nC thP Krfo'l V... IUmM. . . .... says of the officers m his regiment: 3 ()f lIlC 13 "plains, 9 are Whigs. Ul Ulc 3J I'euteniuts, are w higs. 1 ne anu ;jojor are nigs, amI lhe LlcuL CoL W"h a Democrat, is an Pen advocate for '-Old Rough and of lhe rank ank ftle nf lhe Reeiment arc also Whigs. Gen. "Wool, who" is now in commond of our division, is a Whig, as aso a iiTe lnnj0ritr of he officers ir. the vnrll, f'nrnlmfinnAlIssiinni rpirimpnts. ....... ,J q , and I am satisfied that if an election was to take place in our camp ta-day on po litical grounds, that we could show you a "Bethel," if not an "Old Trap" mnjori ty. After this statement of facts, I think you will agree with me that the Whigs have a curious way of affording "aid and comfort to the enemy." Santa Anna, I am certain, thinks so; and I am sure he would rather receive such aid ond com fort as his friend James K. Polk aflorded him, than any he has ever received from Tavlor, Scott, Wool, tc." We annex an extract from Gen. Taylor's letter to Gen. Gaines, written as long ago as Nov. 9th, 1816. It is not without in terest at this time, especially the passages in italics I 4fwe are, in the language ofMr. Polk J and Gen. Scott, under the necessity of conquering a peace' and that by taking the capital of the country- we must go to Vera Cruz, take that place, and then march on to the city of Mexico. To do so in any other direction, I ronsider out of Question. But, admitting that we con quer a peace by doing so, say at the end nf lhft nprt twelve months, will the amount of blood and treasure which must be expended in doing so.be compensated by the same ! 1 think not, especially if the country we subdue is to be given up; and I imagine there ate but few individ uals in our country tcho think of an nexing Mexico icilhihc United States. ' 3lf the Tariit of 1846 raised the price barrel. fou our gus" tell ? Why do they not now point exultinglv to the result of their FREE TRADE doctrines ? Has it, asks a tem porary, "become disjointed and unable to -f Tl , U, nnrl ten i 1 fC a r, six ana eiguiuouais a uanci uu . r ., ,, a. .1. ..tt-:.m -...l a-. tnx &c of Smiley J 'Li. 1-11 I T f-r. 1"C fllCIIUHl V periorrn us wonuers oerauac aumauwi. . f t .t V ' wk fl.,r rpiilv I he account of Casper Loechel, Ad on the decrease I When flour reamiy , . , , , j i l i ,v- mintsifator of Conrad erner, Ucc o. demanded 69 per barrel, the cry was nr ('ie v . ... ,.L.m. -ff.Mirt r, ! Jhe account of iliauncey t. btoner r- ' J L .i...ni.. im . r:. . v ia ,in taKen piace. rucw uateiummcuuunm .ml mnt fall still lower? What, then, 1 The OfScial paper announces ilieap - pointinent by the President of ihe United States, of Colonel Stsrllno. Pkice, of Missouri, the rini r.T?;. f Volunteers from that State now or lately ?l fa"u FV? be Brigadier General in the Army of the United States, rce Jefferson davis, who has declined accepting the commission. From the following paragraph from the St. Louis Republican it appears that a very flatter J ing recommendation had been,, made of ! appointment too late, probably, to have j reached the Executive before the ap- ! potejnent was filled :-Nat. Int. ' 0l. maker. w e learn inai mis gai jgjjj- j 0fcCQ ? IHino j,as a3 . him by the Secretary of War, of a batal I Convention, and the Slate officers at Springfield, have united pressing upon the President the appointment of Col. Baker to be Brigadier General. The declension of this office by Col. Jeffer son Davis ofTera o die President an op portunity of making a very acceptable ap- DOmtment. iml Illinois deserves this mark ! of rcgara for her military , rpirit, if anv i Stale in the Union dnps The Union Justified. The state ment of the Union that Gen. Taylor has 10,000 men ready for active operations. which has been- so singularly disproved by facts, has been explained by the Provi dence Journal, as follows : Rough and Ready' himself equal to 8000 Actual force 2000 Total, 10,000 Married: On Sunday, the 1st of August instant, by John A. Baker, Esq.. Mr. II. D. McCojv to Miss Julia A. Walter, both of Centreville. V57C Advertisements. Six Cents Reward AN away from the subscriber's in Elklirk township. Somerset county. Pa., on the 1 3th day of i uly Lsi. an indented apprentice to the Cabinet making business, named John M'Cls key, said runaway is between 2 and 23 vears old, five feci 7 or 8 inches high, and dark complexion ; had on when be Ir fi a brown fntck coat ; the above re ward will be given to any person return ing htm, but no other rtmse paid, AMBROSE BKIKE. Aug 3 47-3t FERDINAND BR1KE NOTICE S hereby given in all persons interes ted that the following at-runnis harp bfrn filed in mv ofFne, and will be pre tented to the Court of Common Ples of Somrrsel county for conrirination. on Monday the SOih day of August, 184". iz : The account nf Chris-tnnhpr Beam. Sequestrator of the Somerset and Cone maugh Turnpike Road. The account of John Schneider, Committee of Frederick Althouse a La natif. The account of John Grore and A br.iham Landis, Asigneps of Peter Khoads, under a voluntary assignment. The account ol John Grove and A brahum Landis, assignees of John Rhoads, under a voluntary assignment. A. J. OGLE. Proi'y. ProiVs office. Som., July 31. '47. ISEGISTEII'S NOTICE. 7 once is hereby given to all persons Concerned as legatees, creditors or otherwise, that the following accounts have been filed and passed register in the Kcgister s oihre, for the county of Som erset, and that the same will be prccnt cd to the Orphans' court for confirmation and allowance on Monday, the 0i oVry of Septcmbet next, at an adjourned Or phans' Court, viz: The account of Michael ShoafT, Ad ministrator of Christian ShoutF dccM. The account ofjacob Miller, Executor of 'onalhan Eash, dee'd. The Bccounl of Daniel Adams, Admin- ;svf; u ill annexed of Fred AUns- uec'.u- .J.,ie acCf)unl. of. 1 h omas Ilanna, Ad ininistralnr wiih the will annexed of Ja cob Minerd, dee'd. Thfc account of John Fair, Executor of the last will and testament of Jacob Fair dee'd The account of Samuel Swank, Ex ecutor &c. of Catharine Swank, dee'd. The account of A tier Yoder, Admin istrator of John Wigle, dee'd. The account of Sauc Ilunseckcr. acting. Administrator of Jacob Swank, dee'd. The Supplemental account of Samuel Kimme!, Guardian of the minor children of John Grnhanii dee'd. . The account of Mary Freamj late Ma- rv Graham, Administratrix of John if Marv Fresm, Execu- Fream, dee'd, as far as he was associated with her In the Ad- mlnistraiion dz bonis non of John Gra ham, dee'd. , Theaccount of George Meese. Ad- .r tr ; ! 1 ; ynnnt, tiM UlimsilJIUI VI Miuiau v. w. i u nuivimt, i-M..'a iftt-r it..- ... t Augnst a. 1847. llle?' , VJ EARLY opposite 3. Ne4T Tavern; jlNI cu w ill find the Drug S?totc oV dayU S. I officer has declined accepting the 7 ,uu'" "v"l" ",c of Colonel of the new regiment of j 'Jq-we in the borough of .Somerset, on Is volunteers, now uearlv fall. He ' "u? , . u V V!"1 .f o declined the rnnimani offered to " r,nrh l ' ' ,mi0W l,xZ 1 - II Kill. R J , NQTIPF rpT ,k. " T , ... . I L TurkeXit lown.r'" MH , . V . P. July last, an indented crant named William Vought. All prstns are here by cautioned against hrbring or trust ing him on mv account. DAVID HiNEIUUGU. . Augnil 3, I847-3U " Fro llano VubUco. SHERIFF'S SALES. 13 3 virtue n! sundry writs ol f enditt 3Jboui Exponat issued out of the Court of Common Pleas f Somerset county, and to me directed, there will be exposed All the right, tide, interest und claim, of John Bell, of, in and to a certain Plantation ur tract of land, situate in the township of Addi son, Somerset county. Pa, containing 150 1 acres, more or less, about 1 10 acres clear, and about 20 aces in meadow: adjoining the National Road on the South, and lands of Andrew Mitchell, Thomas GHs son and Richard Brook, on which are e- reeled a dwelling house one and a half story high, log barn, aud stable and spring house, two apple orchards on the premises, with the appurtenances as the property of the said John Bell, at the suit of Pctr A. Beachy. ALSO All the risrht, title, interest and claim of Joseph Pise!, of, iu and to a certain Lot of Ground, situate in the Borough of Stovstnwn, So mcrset count. Pa, containing acre, more or less, adjoining a lot of Samuel Kimmel on the north and west, a lot of Jacob Hatmaker on the south, alley on the cast, on which are erected a two story, dwelling houss anJ stable, with the appurtenances as the property of the said Joseph Pisel, at the suit of George A Clarke k Mary Graham, trading un der the firm of George A Clarke fc Co. ALSO All the right, title, interest, and claim of Charles Miller, of, in and to a certain Tract of Land, situate in Greenville township, Somerset county, Pa, containing 10 acres more or less, about 3 acres clear adjoining lands of Daniel Yntzy, on which are erected a two story house nd kitchen also a large stable and blacksmith shop, with the ap purtenances as the property of the said Charles Miller, at the suit of James Gar retson, now for the use of William Get tcmy. ALSO ll the right, title, interest and claim of Samuel Trent, of, in and to a certain Plantation or tract of land, situate in Sotncrsel township, Someiset county. Pa, containing 220 acres more or ( less, about 100 acres clear, about 20 acres in meadow, adjoining lands ol Daniel Coleman. John Cover, Daniel Shoemaker and others, on which are erected 2 log dwelling houses, a barn and stable, and an orchard on the premises, with the ap purtenances as the property of the said Samuel I rent, at the suit of Michael Frcase, now for the use of Jost J. Stutz man. SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Sheriff Oflirp, Somerset? Sheriff. Ji.ly 21, 1817. S PHOPOSiLS "OR putting a cupola and roof upon Gideon Meeting House at Centre ville will be received by eiiher of the Mihsrrihprs. Proposals to be handed in without delay. AARON WILL, IIENRYSHAFF. JONAS SHUIIZ. Jolt 27. 147. Committee. TO TEAUHEUS. 'jHHE School Uirecln Borons h are Je?in rs of Somerset otis to employ fltl'Ct pprsons as teachers f Common Schools in naiii borough. The school? to conimcn.-e on ihe 1st Monday in Sep tember. 18 IT. By order of ihe Board of Diicctors, jtilyia A. J. OGLE. Sec. Journeyman Blacksmith W A W T 13 SD. fTMHS subscriber, residing in L:ivans JUL vdlf, SotnerteS township, wishes to employ a Journeyman Blacksmith, to whom constant employment and liberal w:.ges will be given. Any one who is a good workman and desirous of enga gins', will plea.e make application soon. jtly!3 JOHN THOMPSON. -DRUGS, MEDICINES, ClHEMlCALS, Essences, Patent Me ) dicine;; Paints, Pyes, Oils, Var nishes, Painter's Brashes, tc., &c. ALSO Confecttonarics, Notions, a fresh supply on hand and for sale vfiiy cheap at Lhe Drug Store of WM. McCftfcEPvY, May 4.. Somerset, Pa. Executors Notice. ETTEUS Testamentary, on the es- tate of Adam Brandt, late of Stony- creek township,-deceased, havinf been granted to the undersigned, residing m said township all persons indebted to said estate are requested to attend at ihe houe of the deceased, on Saturday the Tth da? of August next, and those hav ing claims, lo present them At the same time and place properly authenticated. JACOB BRANDT. JOSIAH BRAND I jun22-Mr-6; Executor. J 1 1 . J a Vir mm. if . t . T 1 n. .Via n i. k I I .. It, . ; ' BLANKDEEDS. A Lot of Blank Deeds just prin ted, on fine white paper, and now for sale at this office. Dissolution of Partnership. - npilE partnership heretofore existing JL between ihe undrrsigned, undtr the Firm of Armstrong &, Hume, j the Foundry Business, has this day been dissolved by mutual mimcm. JOHN AUM STRONG, JAMES M. HUME. June 28, 1847. N. B. The business will be carried on hereafter by Armstrnng & Co., who hop i receive a liberal share of public p ironsge. july0-47-St IMPORTANT. 5T is necessary that my books should be speedily closed. Those indebted to me for subscription, jub work or ad vertisinff. are therefore respectfully, yt earnestly requested to call aud either pay tlicir accounts, or give their obligation lor what they severally owe. My book win dc kept at the "Herald" office until and during the ensuing Court week, af ter which they will be placed in th hands of Justice of the Peace, h ia hoped that all those interested will si tend to this notice, and by so doinjf save t. JONATHAN ROW. IN the matter of ihe voluntary assign ment of John Doll, for the berefit of his creditors, in th Court of Com-" ' " mon Pleas of Somerset County, Pa; And now lo wit. 3d May, 181T. The petition of Peter Dull was presented to the Court, setting fvrth that Jacob Kna ble, Jr., who had been appointed assijf nee of John Dull, and took tpon him self the execution of the trust, has late ly died without baring made a final set tlement and distribution to, and among the creditors of John Dull as by th a foresaid Deed or Trust was intended therefor praying the Court to appoint some suitable person in his stead to take charge of the efTccts which were in the hands of Jacob Knable, Jr. and to exe cute the trust in pursuance of said deed of assignment, and according to lhe act of assembly in such case muds and pro vided. Whereupon the Court afiix Monday the 50th day of August next, for th hearing in the matter. A. J. OGLE, Prot'y, june2.l847. "T3 O W C B K t 5 c f5 ; a 5 c n 2 o a CC J 5 s pi w 5,1 C'- 4- o z 5 18 o 11 Pi fi n a;-: SO V CO ce to - s 0 1 i JI2S 9 6 CQ - a .1 a a r - JJ J c 7 -o V 4 r - " l ? c L2. 2 r o HAIBS! nunin ha GORDON & jjIITCHELL. Shop one door west of J. ftfT Taer, and nrrlv oposite S. Knrlz Drvg Store, Alain Street, bumersct, Ta. rHESUBSCRlBEKS would retpfet JL 'Uoy inform the emxens of Soroer set and surrounding country, that they intend to carrv on the Clialr making Ilusincss, at their old stand, where they wi!J con stantly keep on hand and will make to order Common, Fancy, & Tippecanoa Settees & Iloston Rocking Chainr, which they will sell very low for cash of exchange for lumber ur approved cous- trv proouce. GE0RC.E I. GORDON, C. F. MITCHELL. jnnel5-M7 Assignee Sale. rffIlE pndersigned will ofler for sale M by way of public outcry at the house of Lewi Spangler, in Shankstille, en Saturday the Hth day of August next, ihe following real estate, viz : A piece or parcel of land lying in Sto nyereck township, Somerset County, Pa., about one niile east of Jb'haukjTille, containing more or It-ss. the whole ot which li cleared, widi a tw.o story dwelling hour e, cabin barn, and other buildings thereoa erected, Thi property is situated" In a fine sec tion of country, and to a person wiah'n.g to locate hisnself n this county hohU out strong inducements to purchas if It would be an excellent situation for a mechanic, and any one desirous of pro curing himself a small property wyy do Well to examine it. - TKRMs-will be made knawfl jav f5f Sale, by ALEXAS'llPn mrvrro j July 6-17. Astignee of GJ. Tiir.it. 7f
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