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M2a5ST- HERALD.
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TiTESDAV, NOVEMBER 21, 18-16.
1 M ,,, i.iii l miji J.JTJ
r'ii'ra mk:i e?. of Phii-vic, ath i
' MajceidCvil Ope, ii our authorized j
t ,r otiRiuTn? Adrrrh'temenit ar,d Sub- J
" ...f.. fir tc -HCRAI.D" bu,1 1 IoihcJ .
luh fi xn rcrt'5"t f,,r fl',y mor,.iM p:!'J I
., ihu j!i!Kt. Hi agfner invlueVs
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n4i,'-A:e ftia i5ton.
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so
-Jnhn fnj. E1. t Done?!!, Wet- j li'jn of lile people to go with them he're
J faji'ty, is jur v-.'.L.nj.t Agent to ; sfttT.
... 5cr;tti': aim rr.ake co. let tiv'. lur u, to
... pur :tiio.-n lavre ere rf.jucstej to makt '
r.viii'.'l'l-
CWe have been requested to state ;
lint the Iithcnn Church in Somerset !
v iil be open for lmine service on ;
Tii-H)-vfgiving d:iy, (20th iast.) at 10 o'-j
clock, A. M.
LccorocoJni I'A a new Rre;?.
:!n,n:g cecn mes; sign;i.y x...u ...i ,
l-r..d
r.
f .jiii the acts of the Adruinistration, have ;
Kr;.;;,iV c!i?:;-d in another sche
J.. -lion as base as any that w
co;.c;c.ci.
Seeing that the people arc resolved to ;
tctfor ihemselvcs, and that Locofocoism ,
i d-ned to sink under the weigh: ff !
r-l--!,J' ""' ;
' .ii., . .. :,
Kheme can oe cevtced U se k, t.ey .
rre now putting forth every eflbrt m '
renter ftcnuinem, u:ot-s tu.i.i
tlitlr power to bring thc Yv'hijs into dis-;
rf.-e'e ! v charging thetn with being rp-!
nosed to the war and ocnoancmg tncra
' " .. I
ss cowards, tn.to-s --nu tones i he P -1
jcciwcs started, we believe, by the -l;-:
: of the Adrairdsiratron ol i
r.iojt , tr;e or?ai
Veshinrton, and is beh carried out by j
everv government paper and every Ex
mic;i i toi.' m.v
jj . .
f whom have alr-dy.enlered upon tne -
ecu
ci
the task with a spirit and a devotion not
tt be ?ttrp.tc-d bv the fanvrjs Swiss
.!r '
iirnr3. who never l esi
-..cVc U.!,;pr :-nil nre ever rea::v to!
:ht for the party mat pays o
-VS tst.
The scheme will fad, hov.rer, cr
object, lor the obvious reoa thai the re-
.a ;
t.t.cn oi t:.e f
ar'v in regard to i.;
war is evcrywlier? well known. Thvh j
opposed to ihe mkasvuh which pr-cea j
t!ie dtff.cu'.ry wid; Mexico, since by the
if the Execntiie the n:d"on lias b: ;
cou:e invo'v-'d in war, die
u'l.i.Ts, c v:.
ready to niaiat-iin their coi;u'.;y"s honor,
c not I'.'-en wanncg i; o.vi..-. iy j
i 1 r.!.. - '
tn.it v.nr to a specay anu succcsici j
I lou ht bravclv under their
- r-Kl I0U.-U nr3Wi-v UU': l'.7i
country's Hag, the. Whigs ean point wdh j
pride to the pliant conduct of a Tavlop. j
z-uotth and a Ks.au.ney and so Uw
. ' i
o ..r i..., ..-, Witj.iv
i .i. - . to, v'.,;t cr"-:- v'
ind the oi.irr nor.'te vu'g spni . .ai
li i u u t ,t.; ,., .- -
blood ha? been shea in t!ie:r cnuMry
Cf. at. .o. ,..:,rp.t tn '.,nrr ill
v .... ...... . , - - ----a .
?rv ci7.)rt of t!:e Administration ami its !
cv
saitehlestobrin-odhnn upr.n the Whig
, .... . '
psrlym regard to their conuue. m tiie
Mexican war prove fr.utlcsj tmu vam.;
like vhc-ir ancestors of tiie Rcnda'don, j
i.-.r pres
:nt dav w ill stand t
Cr.tv !.v ;T'.."r r... xtj'- '.lit iv T. tt.- i'n. ' t
i ,, ,
iRnso uuM-t a c::-(u:r.sfar.ces. they err.-
j !
ck.iar.ny or the tongue cf Zander, frem i
' ' r i
expesing the errors or drnyuncmj thc
n-is-conuact oi her RfLF.r.
,zr Gazette" is in iavcr of Am:.i:w
C3 '
Sil'.tkt, t;;e "American" Jeans tow.ad
Cer.-itvirf-nd t' e Jount-.r and "EagV
die latter Tva'are are both out for
Walter roswATtn'. The Vdhitrs have -
r.o lili of treod material A cm which to
make a selection. Either of thc rr.tle-'.
iaa whese names have been mend oued
..." i t
f caad,J;j;es woo!.!, m our htimole c-
pinion, make an excellent Governor, and j
we &il cuite ccuriJcnt that whichever is !
r.cminat'il will receive the unanimous
support of d'.e party. Wc r.nnex their
tjir.es togcd:er widi their localities.
Ja::3 Ccopr.r., Adams.
Anlrew StWa, I'a) cite.
Waltes FoKWAnn, Allegheny,
JiSF.? Ir.viN, Centre.
Df-Uuvare t:iectirn.
j
Dc.2r-re h? elected a Lco-foco Gov- j
crror by a Majority of 1G9 votes. Thc j
-n l!:c last Prrsidcntiai clcclion, the . r . , . , but tiiU5 iar ail ttietr snot had iallen siiort. -- ---..v.oo -.
, r r : 00' r'alv3 m five equal annud ltistal- j n,...;.vr riorn;:,!r -.,1 ,krftJir !VMU Ex-Goevnor Findley died in this hor- i
.re ct tne so-caiicu iemocraix jv.iriv, . . r . , -if
:.' .......tt .l i :vf.r ire m i c n! i'M 'hi I . I r-, . , . ? . 1 i - . I
i . lx ii-- " - i : i .. ... ... .' ...... .v t .. - v i ' : I ...iiit: ; t , ' . ; ; . i i 1 1 I itii I
Ti pv did th.'- r f- l 1 hare o! tie io--tin"- f-i .v-- ... . -
1 Ull. ll.--i i..H ...Ht. I -T. , . I..,,., ....... t. i v. '!' T -m- ll'irV-OT".'' I
far, and wid no ooua. 1.0 ui,t. s..,rc , j - TION to certain branches cf industry.- ! flt-Q-r-, ftns
l!f n l.'.e COUUikis luaim-; v..w j i J I t ' i'.r. i I! K ' '. A riolx.ii'M. j
Wittiout doing injustice to those of thej Gov. Mmnk lies received f.om U -h- : v.OBE OM ACTED ON SINCE i U 5?onier.ft (.mods are
t. :.n..t,..rtn I,,,, i::sr:on a reauisit-on for a rejiment af Vol- i Tf E FOTJM T!ON OF THE GOV- t A. to pn-ade ..u :.e i.adC-
J IV .! fcOv I 'Ull 1IV llu.v v...... ( - - ....... ...... - - it'... .: 1 ' . I .. . I. . - . I.
, :pf f Sou-h -i. mnrc Slall,.v,no 'e-.tr.rd, prove property, pay charges tua. j vvj, ;fl e on ,;;C siJp. jf this
Cubcraicr!a1. .cement o. .u.utry irom n' ; t,.riJ5 ,vhidl v-e state as follows: I 'die her away, otherwise she w.;i be j i!ft.f.;vd F(M;,j (.onks rompkin. This
Since the declination of Gen. Makklc. ; Di'--:"f-- so.d as tae law i;re-if. I Stove i cndrelv free of t'.is tibjection,
rcver,lofu;e western Whig papers have regiment of infantry from Louisa; ; ' WinX,tv m,j 0,?rar:, w;S3! ! , JU,LN R KIiN(;' 'be oven always hca.ir.g eS..-,!y alike
iadicatcd their preferences of iadivid.;al- v.mc rejunciuoi nuaniry irom .utssts- j c .. l)r P. Ki--s, " " " M J . top .o.u .u,i :... ........ -u,
ctn; ,,' . ---A ' r?.,. OT the Preodiini or step siote ano others o
fr tU3 Uaaernaional chair, i ne "1'iUs- "i. - 3 a cms a:.:5;i UiUiiiiiib UUuii. yaJU ,,, 'oU s,v,. .M:,
big candidate for Confess is elected, j t;1 iJemocratio Unijr Stv.e Convention
mi , "... , i of .Marcii, It-17 be and are hereby instruct-
n.,t.; ,pr h,ve a majouty m c1 t0 Vs)te for Gen. JAMES HIVli of
I gu u'.u re .w n ; ch - reccrei thep a I - Outre County, oa each and cvnv
Jlcan to do better next time.
The Locofoco leaders are boasting eve-
rywhere ot what they mean 10 accom.
phish hereafter. Their recent defeats,
cy say, will only terni to aiojse tne
party, and that once accomplished, they'll
kncck ,hc into a co?
M'ell, "e admire their resolution and if
it were not that ihe People have a voice
in the matter, there can be no doubt cf its
being carried into effect. But it seems io
. , ,
i the housetop without ?tp-? cr ladder, 'as
lor the Locos to get any considerable por-
Poor Zfotzse rarm.
i The Poor House Commissioners, o
; pointed for the purpose by an Act of As-
stmblv, purchased, seme tins since. :!:
funn 0f jdj.rc (;iu,ri-n!:i::o-, situate 2 I
m.2es eait of the Borough of Some.-iet, oa
ihe tuninike, to which the paupers from
i thc verai townships of the county arc to j
i ftmoi cu in me srr;n2. i ne iarm ccn-
L . 1 ? .1. . . rr I
tains about 233 !res. ovp.r ih nr.. li.-.'r
, . , pj.2nilv of i
2S0 bales of hav, and 1000 barrels of
bread together with other enterlair.ineat
fur ,n2n and be-stM d.-tined fo'r ihe army
in .Mexico. 1 he asaington ms also cn
Lo:irii .. nurnb?r of hogs and j-irs of pre-
s .rvo njeklcs, &c.!brthe i:r. alid aoldiers
Afuvico. Th. Wnsh n-?ton!is sn c-.n
oa ti12 ;0 fjra,2j?.
Latest fiOKi Ii Aico.
t ..( r,-,..-i Mi.v:.n n-.-n t'-. t
Ie cu.ns u .a ;dc,, o M.ue tt
:ta Anna Lad nrnu-d at San l
Potosi on the 8th O-tober. ;;nd that he
had seized upou a conJtic'a oi specie,
tlierebv rettiai hold of two mtiiions of !
;.;!.,,.; no v, a r,-c.,ir. fo, ..he ;ev
.. , , . '
and Im t:idivi,!tn! oxtas :t r Us restoration,
H"A Vr.sliington letter expresses
th. - opinion '..hat Gen. TaIor v. L'i remain
it Mr-nterev ut-iii he tbal! have collected
i sj'T'ies and reinforced his army, an ! that "
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A whig " i?u!x. A r.urr.pAin wc-
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grown cn the farm of Jehn Moag, Esq.. ;
......i, ,v,;t.,:.ci j j j p.
Tiiis we think
,.f;..s .. :,, thwc diiriin-i.
' H
. STt5Gea. La Vega and ids associates
' liave been ex diivjed for Cant. Carpcn-
deridid crew of the Tiuxton.
vmteers, to be mastered into service e.t
!'! arr a, soon as rf: s;b.e, wne.-e t;:ey
rc to rcnzvoes un.u tn-,y receive
om the Government to prcrectl to
r.-.., r. .? .1... : '
.ncx:r?j. i is a ' :j.-co imu i:u rei-
mer.t will be core. osca of Volunteers in tiie
v.cstera uart ci Use Mate,
t.-'ice tac aoovc wa in tvpe, vre ie;.rn
that reuiiitiens have been made upon
the H-iiowing States, as well as Peansyl-
. r ' .
vana, .or troops, viz :
One reimrut of infantry from Mesrn-
chusetlr;
One regiment of infantry frcm New
- .t.
r)"" -er out of ic'-ia'.-v fr--n P--ir-!,
; ..... i i ,
Qae rc-Timent of infantry from Vi-nnia: !
1 - - - r- - - - --------- - ,
0nc rc,in;cnt cf iaf;intrv from Nor;h
Cue regiment of mounted men from :
exa?. j
These rrgimenls are to serve for'
twelve mourns cr daring the W.ar,t!ic con-
traction of ivhicii renders it difficult to
determine whr.t V, meant by ihe Govern-
niriit. Wc fuoposc it is intended to
eonvry the idea that they arc liable to be !
r t : .i t .-i.i, i
d.sch:;rgcu a; the end ol 12 ir.ondi5, or at
tiie tnd of ?i.e War, as the Guvcrumeat
tr.av chooie.
Whiz S-ialcComenilan,
In Dauphin county, on Monday, John
C. Kunklc, Esq. was appointed f cna'o
rial delegate, and A. Martin and Clirn.
Foitz, representative delegates. Tiie fol
lowing resolution was adopted by accla
rnaiion :
, , ,r, t , n ' '. ,
UeutWttU rhat Use Kcpresrnlativc and
Senatorial Delegates elected by this con-
vention to represent Danphin county in
) anu aia:rrc orcrtmu. it co3is . . f..., - w.- -.-... ... r.-'t-, rT-
- i i liv:i j inv Oic ui iii fiiciii v v nil as hu.cu ' v t. .... .....- . -- n iv t,f rim
iJ 1I!t-- --'P uc:-crai m asj::rgion inipuiisty as nuhliirence. 'i .',e sweil on j nerai wo pce c.;ruav, auciiuu jsl..eTCI.f .nv armum. without cx-
. - r1! - -L- i n-. i. . . .. - .. t i i 1 : ...j l... , -
:-ie ci : suncd on Thursday for Brazos St. Jao. '-r itavmg soiuewit fuM stl Jl'"5 ai: 011 "V prtss ord rs from mvr. s.s 1 sh.dl
i" . i i t ' i . i I i,, ;..-ffirti riiT-Ti . . . . .
ever j s,vs lhe Alexandria Gazette, with a car- M- H2 as formed as Ailow3 ; members oi L;e "f. ! ot an.v t'U tt,,i,tctcr "
! . - . steamer ixen, iugship, towmg -unboats remains were depocu in t- hv unv oue. exrert s;;c!i as I may au-
gj ot upwards oi C;).CC0 bushels ot oats, , r-, t . a ' ,.P Trf..:,. ,,r. ccme!rv. Pa. Tel. ,.. ..- ..r ... .i. ,u
Tin i - ... -.. t T..'..n..,,,t. r i- i ... ir:i i it ui'v.ii v. ! li i :f ) ? if: m s.- -
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-r-r'i- n-1'
Froui the Guir Squadron.
Com. Ccnnor, on the 15th of October
made another unsuccessful attack upou
Alvarado. The following account of the
affair is given by a correspondent of the
Picayune, in a letter dated October 10.
Wc were within ten miles of the mouth
of the river at day-light, end stood slowly
into shore : it being dead calm, the Vixen
and McLme towed the schooners,' the
Alississippj anchored at long-shot distance
and commenced her tire. - Up to lias
time every tiling appeared highly' favora
ble for the success of the expedition.
There being a heavy swell on the bar, the
pilots declined taking the vessels over.
The Commodore leading in the Vixen,
with the ni of ihe force following, passed
tr.nw bcin?
nfl! ; ., ....... I
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( ivf inrnit' semf! lit' Lh:-!n .;' i,;nrr st:ir i
t'l-.n thn I.ir.l rv;-rri .! tl.ttjoT f.-oni
her dio-mcuuted a heavy iron oi their-j i
nig tne sonata, cutter i oruard, and jt;
boat IVtrtl; then two hunches, three cut
ters, and a harrc, containing a iorce tics-
tin ed for boardi;);r the vessels of war,!
, , . .. - ,rl - ,
1 broi-irht un tne rear. ihe ;xen, with ;
jj,..,. p.lsM,j ..;r an,j l,K.i p()silion j
I within po utb'a-K nuva-. but the McLun !
r.
:d the Comtnodorc, Hading
himseif deprived of the support of two-j
thirds ol his lorcc, and !.c:n unable to sus-
J-i; the rirp of a twclvo-gr.a Lattery wi;h
, ;
u, rvJ T!:c. fon;, in tl!& boats
was no,v cx?0cCtl t0 a heavy lire, the shot j
fiying thick and last around as, and had
tne .Mexicans tired grape it would iiuve i
"?'. f; ,Wc c-"f
led, howtver; with a jrood ducking Iroitt !
j ho )ra. v ihp balu; j
V'on:-c ov. Wo.-iK Ever! Friend-; of
protection, you have achieved no'Jle and :
gr.-.tifvinj victories oi late, but "eternal vt-'!-.ncuM
is necessary to r:uar.l r.ninst thc
deviceti of vo;;r t:r.;.-.r.enta.
" t r
as a slimutaat t-j luiurecxertir.nsand t.;rr- ;
. ... .: !.. .1.. ' .!.: 1
,. - .v ,
1 n:e.n, tl-e c-irici.dor-f ;no! tne tree I rade.
jjrsh Mc.rtv, h .s told us th-jt the Priv.
t::ctivk IS v stem n iriort:; to extinc
the I)
cnocrciic
ViCW
odicul cf h.itrh sending ia die party, ia a j
hte tiiirabi-r used the tolijwmg explicit:
t''uk''i' - r , ,
1 l Ii. M.ui i ... iv ...... i .-. ... . .
l::?t sessi.
c -.use it a
v.. is c-f itsc.l in-portent, not
I
tsa.iv thnamsties, to ;;ny iv--ii
icxtea', the l;:.;t'on upon consumable
EKNME.YJ
v.', here two rears of "work- brc !
JVicciive IVcsident and to j
hnv those ho favor British i.rereus.
;h.. ,..,vc d;:trmincd to become more
. .... . . 1 ... t
An-!cri..;ni-"d'' and dm v.- no lrj:stntnn .
fr. ni e iher Pe l, Rnssel, or Walker. .V.
T: VI V"',v hsiy vd -,,!. !
ri'; vUv-VTi - MsSte 'That!
jiv d tht ir victory tn uus Mate.
thr-v would enrrv tiie Sta was expt-cu-d.
h.,,', i,.,,...,. n,lorp.jt.s in r.rarlv all j
! t::0. coantit.s and towns were Uio;-epd i
! ;h:-a looked f;r. The Whig Governor is
! . . . i .. . it l Xfl
e!t ct-a by ueariy boouorf r n. a . i..g
! I.!. UO'.'Cinor a::o a t ii:ij o; i:,uo- .!;.
i.;i;. - ot lie-present ativcs an.l me inem-
... t. r ir
tif;.:.-'. Oi I. .-i i .-sf lUau c s.-t....
Wiii'-s. 170: fneos, SO; Liberty, 3.
O'
coNO'f.r.-s.
l-y .-itt-s v.c sunt. :.,o.c u.u ,
. . , , r.o t
C!:3-l.-s llSi'.In. "
(;,T.rgc Aslsrauu, "
Jatiu? llockwcl!, "
J.Q. AllAMS.
Art;nns linic, "
Jvci-li Giii.it.!!, "
J ID
" 12f;0
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15
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10
JVine Makers of Couzrr. In the
4th district they fail! to elect. Mr. Pai-
f ' 1u;nsoa' K,l"'
-HUo; scattering, lb,. 3.
The Pennsylvanian of yesterday has. an
article on ihe National Administration, in
the couise of which' the editor mentions
the follow i ig, as among thc prominent
measures of the Polk dynasty :
Thc Annexation of Texas.
The War with Mexico.
The Tariff of 40".
The Independent Treasury.
These, be it rcraejmbered, are given as
!'.V lbf fr.r! i .,- ! v --;.! ''.rln-'- i'.- l;rn:d- 1 - - t il-5-L( rfa'.! i,'.ir:t I- ! r .,i t.--L-.i
side ss she nn-eJ ahead, with but little BcXesater to tJic W!d? Gubcr- tl, 1?ie j,,,,., a,, :r3,r:lte ,hc system r ' n')l gent rady recog,z?d.
dfect, however,' owing to the distance. naicrlBl Convention. ,,ks ,nHSl ullpr L; ,mr:i:!ls in ,,;,, j A t.ry cno-'., i.u.I eye?, eidarremcnt cf
AW eighteen ia the" Forward sent a The following counties have ciccted i isse. mr j,.,,., h ;tj);ll, t,,e :s.,peliu, cf lhe j t;,e ubdomc::, ami many o.bcr symptoms
shotdirocdv inio the fort; this movement Delegates to the Whig State Convention p-jiieut. Id;e other mtatinjr medicines. I t,0r,f?0J ta 1Jer diseases, frequemlr
tu..v.r. , -. ..... .r . r...ir.i. r,. h,m ,-, i.,- f. 1 lhe presence 01 worms. Ii their
..- i '.ii-.: i v. ;t 1 1 1 ;. . i. i i: l ir- Liic ii..-?- t . 1 i :i nm u" ; i i ri n :i . nmi, . Mir ' i'i- ' wlt u i jt u.
. , " " " i ! . - i ' t. , - existence is even sus"ecied. the Verm
cs;encd, and arain t he 1 or- . ! J:i :? v. r.i it i nraify cr omte the t imu f . ,,. r ernu
' . . . . . Governor viz : i . , . , ,.,-. fnir s:;ou d be a; n: nsir . hnm it
wartl mat e a most 'CauUiui s ;ot. in tno T1 , r, , , i,ii-n hus wr:i sh-u ov many cs , . - . rm , . - "
i . i : - i i t , Berks, 5 Unntmion 1 , ..... r.r w)r. .,.. ... , o. r.o hnrrn ;n any case, aad may do
:..can while the Mi-;ss:rp: had c:oscd up ' i . . , - , . r..ri,r,. o die lai t... N.r ge.- l, . . , , , , J
. i i .. ii ; i i ' Coiumlna, 2 lic!:!-: A. Maroon . ; ...,,. . ii.c.-.cu.ubie gooJ.
lilt: lour ieanmT liliSMllw w iim; iiui.i. . uiijihv in n .iinu.ii j'.i i.iciii. n... : JU"ii: n ii. 1 .... . ... , ii . T.vern
Admu-i.trutio.: We have no comments ' merest, to be secured ' by Judgment' mrnt of. PLOUGHS, with PLOI G ,1 I he sa.e wit. be be d , '
io offer. Andvetitdocs malittlerc- bonds and Mortgage. CASTINGS of gnnt variety. 1IOI.-, House now kept by AUo n I. n..j! ne).
markable,that,ah!ow at American Indus-j Attendance will be given by William LOW WAKE. of perior na:cr:J andj and w.,1 be rniin.:;vctt .na. j
try on the one hand, and a war which has. Kihebar-cr and john Hoifinara admin- finish, conpri-icg every irang a toat , u heo an,l where .he w
rdready cost millions of treasure, and riv- i istrator' of tiie estate of said deceased. ! line. CASTINGS on hand and raaae j be leasonab.e. h.M VEL '
cr, of Uoou, should heput forth as among J I5y the court toorder oa I x,.rhM ,o, ai exo
V?!:-?rn I roWl N.Il.nlNG ? Bc;!.n0cu t, 15e3n, , -.IO G.UaS dc, d
t .an r,in i u'len, iifi iiv tv . -.
.!.- c i i: , ..r ii, : 1 .., i..... ...,,. - .-.mnlp:e ??',n-,
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
The Councils of Philadelphia have
passed an ordinance authorizing1 a sub
scription of two and a half millions to the
Central Rail Road, after a strong opposi
tion and an able argument against it by
Wm. M. Meredidi, Esq. This together
with the subscriptions already made, will
secure the charter cf the Company and in-
! ci'm it-i rnminenecmeiit the rns.iiin-.r
year.
. Vie observe tliqt Gov. Shunk is ap- j 0f j AVM:-5 l.;SPEC,-,iRANT.) trv pr i;:
pealed to withhold lexers jnicnL from the ,is f:.r a l(Uin;M,r ,ejr3, a;u t a ni0jIt
company t;n!:l he. is fully aui-eo taat tne trulvsav.ihat 1 hava been moresuccc.sfal
subscription of the city councils is a UVA
one, as some seem to miwi. u,.....
of th.e r
f the power cf the cotsnens to hum y.ie
city to the payment of Ihe subscription.
i a. 1 1
T r T 1
i;ar.T-..in,
Wyoming,
Tot;.l,
15
ul these it is umi-rstO'i unt V are lor
i Cocr.cr aiiu b twr Lv;n. l a. lei.
A N::w Jf ut;?:. Th.e llarrisburgh
'iV!cgrph learn.-; that the Hon. Tims. S.
Bob', Pi-e.-idcni Jiule of the Judicial di-
trl ... (.....,,,,1 ,.c t"rrtnr ,.,. iPl-.u-ire
lrl-1 Ci " iA uc: r W-J ini"warfl
has been tpiH.-iuted by Gov. Sh.unk to f.il
the vacancv on t'.e Supreme Bench occa-
sioned by the resignation of Judge Ser-
gciii..
f3
ui n it ii tJ:
D. B.
Ernst, Mr. Coa,r.LU,' Swrtxzrn. to Miss
M AKY S.-iAWLzy, both of Somerset tp.
On the 25 th of October by Alexander
Hanna Eq., Mr. Join ocxkix, to Miss
k ,u cf Turk,j-f3t
.-iwnsb:r.
0n the 3d of November, by the same,
Mr. Wh.uah Tiioxas, son t f the Rev.
John Thotn-.s, to Miss Sarah Anx Me-
Neal, all of the same tp.
J .' J - .
. '
IIKNRV .,-. A. liLYSKa. Ill 1.1U -1-U I VCar
cf I; is :.c.
Will meet ai ihe Lvcmm room on Fri-
day evening noxt. at (3 o'clock,
vi:i:sTl'jy FOR DlcrIOy.
P.)i .;:".! I r 1 til i v Jn r in rivi! t-nes
r-no
be !
a'o'ished.
Essayist,
J. J. Schcd.
I)Ei:?.ArSKR,
Dr. J. McCrrerv
required
o'lod i
al 4 - Ireeiscly.
order
Gkq. Ch.pknmno. Jr. O. ?
te i'z v V2???
a it: u i
f A ME to preaiiscs ..f the subscriber
! b i
ia Somerset township, in June.
a I'h.ck and wiitie sno'lcil STEEIv a-
;s i
1
. i
1 i r ! it in f ' an. . ii.r.4 k m
'I;!,- Av, U bakes, .ons.s. and boils.
1 U "wmf nT,t?:e,t Ut vome ,aml i easier and better h.nn any Ntove yet of-
'
""-
property pay i-i.nrses : n'i taUe it
ta it will be sold
ihe law di-
DAVID,' IHJSUAND.
nov.
f.
i A M E to thc premises of the subs-n-
X.' O'T i i i s . -v t. '' io vi,s..i,). ...iai
I'fl'ti rffi-i Hvr - v-c ir 'i' I o oV rcvl
l . I -ft P. W. lott r. a - i ir a. a p t -e o n
l.citor, a -lit in the rig!. tear, and t ml oi
.
t'i I vl I t'-!.!
''ie ownrr is rf n icslcd to rome for-
I ..... IV ...........
ies. os 'W.ry . e Cf' ihnf f Decern-
next. (l--it'. the fo!ioiij Heal Es-
tate bte thc property of Jcob liun'man,
Jt.-f ae.-l. viz: A i t-rain 'I'ri' t nr
7? fiiAHTATIO N
i of pijjtl, nutate io Jfi.iicr tnv n.-lMp. com
tainin"il7 afrcs aiid rd.owancc, more or
!ts, a'djoiaing lam! of Dnit! SimpMn.
.Jamb Hovers, Conrad Kcyfer, John
H.iiT.iiHii nnd oi!!f.r. with onwards of
100 acres of clear laud, on which are
erected a hrjie
Tzuo Story House
and a one story house and a larjje Stone
D..nk Barn, with other improvements.
TKUM:--One third in hand, and lhe
I
VigiLZil UUui, a;u' iyiml!;ir:,i!(. 'J hese Sioves consume j Prsile 8lue 01 "9
iSdi much foe!, for llrs. r e fire chamber is I - .. f r, rn, a,rfl
. i . x. . i i i One Fmali house and lot oi one acre
5 N pursu.rn.-e cf na order el the Or- j too oeep. th. ? re too h.2h ? Jai css $,ree neaf pob.
1 phan;s court of Nooe. county ; hove toe fire Se on I n hen using the hmj5C jn S3jj p,, anJ
:ere will Ne imposed to sJt-by way oven, no ,e heat mm- . pe ofi or.uer occupancy of J.hrf Leber-
..t.::.-. tciu U.o nr nnu-rr m l?i nrt'Oi- 5 1C OVfll Ofl,.;r one lUCI. neer COP. PS in ' . -
"J? letter.
I HE folh)wiiw letter from Dr.
19)
Brigham, of Lowe!!, Mass., but speaks j
ihe uniform language rf hundreds ..foth -
cr Physicians, who have tried, and
then-fore know how to appreciate
j Jayne's Expectorant.
I.om kll. Mass. Jan. 27. 1S44.
Dr. David Jayn?
Dear Sir. 1 ha' e nrd yonr niedi
cinet (so univer:il!y kt:tn by tiie name
in ' se ;f .,1Lt a ,!i;!d ,afe snd
Uiuniugh tlxpesorunt. t!i;.n of any which
i ,ale ever
,;. . t I , .
, fu;j.,vt ji; j 0f)vi-.i; r
sons. Ii i,irs iot
: if
I.U lilLU BR Hi MAM.
Sold by J. J M . F. Scheil.
Son.crset Pa.
Also by Edward B-ji i.i.
slown Pi.
IT hereby a m-:. the public not to trust
or persons whom-
pi-rsun will please take notice.
JOHN MINERD.
Turkey foot tp. Nov 10. 18-Jo
NEW&CIiiilPGOODS.
SllE su'.iscnhcr !::.s received (rom
the Eistern citte?, :ui.l 13 now ope
ning Ht bis s'.orc North East corner of
thir Diamond, a very birs r,v.: general
u-.-nrt.ient d' G-o ! suitable for tlie
FA LI AND V. INTER SEASONS.
a.'Ti;f:2 wid-.-h are ! 'reach rr.d Enyiis!)
Cb'ths of rsrio:,s color.-. Also Tweeds.
ai.i-.crcs. o-j.mcts am. je.,ns, i arieton
""'"V ,,,wcs-
; liLbU, tssiunores, a pacas,
Mousua de lames, CaitcuL-s t ail quali
tics froio 4 to 25 cents per yard. Mus-
iiu fro:n I to 10 els, Si'k and '1'hread
I L-ce, Si'!; Cloves of a superior quality
j for ladies v.u! t:e"''cr.icn. i?;pe5hcr with a
j fine a.irtaical of li A UI) W A BE,
I (h:cLjnsi'!irCi Grace tits. (Lfc.
... ....... .
; !:IUI tvr:iV( r! r l(,rv ...ri,,,
: - -
i qiia'ry.
Ail which will be sold on r.s cheap and
! aceorrod diuj lerms, ?:s they can be had
i west of the Alirrbeiiv Mountains.
M. TB ED WELL.
Snirene. srpt '22, 1846.
I t.AMF. tlNClKt.I.ED OVEN
!CttOSIXG STOVE.
!
r PIllS .Stove com! ines ail that is val-
uah'.K in exi-iinfl ("ookin Stoves
K'.iih ccri.-.ia nnprotcnents peculiar to
! itself. !i is constructed aaon a new and
j entirely tiisiiuct pric.cip'e truly j.hilo
j sophical, so ss to pass the lice entirely
or jifune encircied. iib.ut impairing the
isect-. sarv Sr-iti h i ol the movc. This
sei-rctof i:s great uconomy ia lhe use of
fut i, u h ii e the enlargement of the air
tr'iam!:er adords incnascd space for the
rart-f ic:i'n of air anil compensates for j
the usual tlis alvraitaces oi a circular
) .,1 ,( ,j
to 'be puM:,., wit! the dv,n,age
iijii n! liiem l nvi"2 one iibli tne!
tive r
j foe!. It is sn . r i'.r t t!e '"Q ieen of
j ,he wf,,' -IM-Vs Patent," "Eclipse"
I or ll-ahawavs Patent," for ihe follow-
I
W 1 .a .
i s:oe ol UtC oven is ilcpciMiaut for r.cat
r ,. fr..rn no ;,;;.r source th n
i M j,.,t ra!, tics tbi e)''i the plate on hich
' r i i(, i l i f- .
, tJe jre i5 l: the ashes re li.-cd
j , , , , j j,c;i, w:;i le . i
I .1 . I I
niim no: cri.i'i no uir:
upper
! - , lf .
ranch ashes be left, t!:o hiead
. j - - -"
j rontact wish the !- iieg titensils.p-.ssystr
! into die pipe a:o.l is lost. Also our Stove
1 is so arranged with ah .i.k or eleva-.ion
in ihe fire chamber as to ensure the u?e
of the flame upon tbe forward part of
he Stove first, and it then passes back
ifterward brawn? -all alike w herea
f Stoves like t!.e Hathaway, Inning one!
j vest chamber, allow too wide a rr.n-e j
! for the flame uithoul fuflcicnt cimh-mi- i
.r
tratum.
We manufacture two sizes nf thi
, . . . n ,.
Stove?nt tbeEagie I mmdrv m licr'iaN,.ri
i i
erset county, Pa. lor th l.r2er
most of iSie pots commonly usru m
kitchen will answer.
toe
Jamie's Medicine.
v
J ,S) " S TIIlS MEDICINE!" w
,! excbiwd the "ther day, h tiling soiwe
i of J;y lie's Touic Vt-rmio-e. It eff-
t tnlv l..s nono of t!;a pkih-ui? flavor
wl.i.'hcne ai'iHt'S k'uU il.p idea t f
phic, Cliddrcn co:ii;cr ii quite
trt-ut. r.nd in uSiinjr it l;eir prihT.es are
gra irid, an I ihfir healtjj restored nt d.8
sarr.c tuna. J?.y:-c' Tonic Vern if J
not n!y destroy? worms, but carrier off
t!ie rnttras tn uhirh i!;cv are imbedded.
j " u e,,tcs af r Ja 1 and pernunet cure.
symp'jna.cf worms, such as voracity.
) . . - , 1
. ,i . ..
iiri.hg of the nose, itc, bet there is oth-
JAXNES EXPECTORANTdwacs
cures Asthma, two ot three hre do-
! ses will cure Croup or Hives of cliddren
in frem ISmtnutes to 1 hour's time.
It immediately subdues the violence of
whooping copgh, and e.Tects a speedy
cere. Hundreds who have been given
up by their physicians as incurable,
i'h Consumption, Spitting of Blood,
and oilier pulmonary Affections, havu
been testored ui perfect health by it, It
never fails in giving rohef,
Prepared only by Dr. DatjJ Jayne,
N b South Third Street, Philadelphia.
Sold by J. J. & II. F. S.:he!I.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin,
Stovstown Pa
HATS I lk( HATS!
Cheap, Good and Fashionable.
HPIJANKFUL for Pasl favors, the
B subscriber woubl respectfidly in
form his o!d customers and ihs pubiia
geaerallv.that he coiuinues to c?rry on th3
HATTING BUSINESS,
in all its branches, zl his old stand on
main street, in the borough of Somerset,
where lie keeps constantly on hand a
supply of HATS of his own manufac
ture, made of the best materials and in
eery variety of stvle emlo-acin?.
Fur, Nutria, Russia. Cassimer
AND
WOOIiKIATS.
Country Dealers wiii te enplied with
any quantity they may desire for retail,
on short notice and at moderate prices;
and customers can at a!I limes either hats
a choice from among the stcck cm hand,
or have iheir hats made to order, of any
QUALITY OK STYLE.
From bis long experience in the bu?i
ness and a determination to se'I cheap,
and at the same time also that his hat
shall not be excelled by those cf an
oiher establishment here or elsewhere,
the subscriber fibers himself with tba
iiope that he shall continue to receive s
liberal share of public patronage.
Flie subscriber understands that some
i-ts-:;s hare been scllir' he's ht h-ic
been manufactured by him, which ara
made elsewhere and he therefore cau-
s his make, which have not the words
John C. Kurtz, Main street, Somerset,
Pa.." on tiie tip.
Furs and approved country prcduca
j tAen in exchange for hats.
CIIIP FOIl CASH.
p8 JOHN C. KURTZ.
yqLL:jnLE REAL ESTJlTlllf
.
r"nIIE subscriber will offer at sale by
Ji public outcry, on Chiistmas day,
iadi December next, thc follawinff real
property be!ou:ng to the estate of Maj.
George (irahara, late of Stoyslcma,
I e , , .
SoiUcrsct county, (lcce-.s?u, viz
1 "o.? "
The well known Tatern stand for ma
bv vetr? kept bv deceased, cn the North
side of Mjinstteet ia Stoystown afore
said, lein: a lare two-story frame and
e?
wcatb.erboarded building witli good anj
convrn'ent c.i'domses on lhe same lot,
and slso an excellent meadow lot of 13
ri acres, larc barn and stabling on the op-
i . -: T ,
j 'V"- ,
I ' ' ('
I A large r-bntatj-jn or tr:ct cf h
i uate near Stoystown on bo'di sides
nd sil-
s of tbe
'road leading to Somerset, ccntainmf a-
otil ACi) reres. of which nenriy rf. w
: acres si e r!t rfd and under fence, wi:h
a two-story h? bouse and large
ClTH
thrrpon eree'ed, in.r in the possepsioa
t ..... . ... I I V:.rv..l . V m-
5 - - , , . , ;i,tn .:-:,,?
i t. a?-rtf-p f..r;n wtllhe tintlM into.
, , , :r ' . .-.,;
- ovi! or t'.rte parts, i! i:eressary, to suit
' lf r
- t ....... r
be divided into bt of 20 or
30 ncres each.
m 7
?I--d Su.U4i ftur,".
for GOvsrucr of pcnnylrani.i,