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j'lTi:DAY, JANUARY 12, 847.- ;
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V'l RCil NEXT, at 10 o'clock in the '
j '.,. r; f(.- iho purpose of selocling .
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next cluing ecnoii, iu
c-f1! r--rr bufin:'S5 as
mav be deemed
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important to th(
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success of the AVl.i
J p. SANDERSON,
::MlT.r, i). KARNS,
TCSEl'II KONIGMACHER,
AIORTON MeMlCHAEL,
GEOIMJE ERETY.
II. JONES r.ROOKE,
Tt'IEO. I). COCHRAN,
JAMES POX.
JAMES MARTIN,
Y.1I.E1AM PjUTLER,
J. J. SLOCTM,
JOHN R. EDIE,
i: I) WARD COWAN.
JOHN D. JOIINSO.V,
WM. J. HOWARD,
Whij Stale Committee.
County riecting.
V. r.i;
liniasonic citircas of
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cad
cour.tv
:e tc
e;i?'J to assem- :
the
Court
m . ,
li.-;;:-e. in S.fmcrst, on Tuesday evening i
r." t'.e ensuing court week (February
o
f;r the
cf arnoini.rz d'.urratcs to
( Wmtion which is to be held .
r.i ILrrisburi on the 9:h of March next.
r.rlotlsucri other metres as may
be drer.i od essential to a complete o
Ziitcn c: me party
m this countv.
:fANY.
APPOINTMENTS.
Hr-crt L. Stewart h?.s been re-sppom-tci
Clerk to the County Commissioners.
David Smith has been appointed Poor
Ho jsc War Jen.
l3Vc invite attention to Lie oovc
r.ttice for a County Meeting. In two
months from ihis time a Whig State Con
vention is 10 be he'd to nominate caudi-
i r - i r i r : .
cates :--r uovemor anu cuu v,u;a.:;is-
fioncr; and besides appointing delegates j
t-i represent their lews in that Convert- j
tio-i, the Vii!js and Antimasons of this !
i
cour.tr oug'tt to take measures fur an ear- ';
v conization tf the pariv. We ex- ;
y:c there'.ore, to see a general ait-en- i
c'ii.c? at the meeting on Court week.
$C7'-Okl Shuuk,' we o
ine, will have
r erne troulhj to secure a nomination fur -'
1 ffTt.f .fit
re-e;oct;on.
and wo snou id rot oc a: r.i! ,
fu-p
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It
t ' '
i.t v. cu:
Id be Van Burcnized,
ds, defeated in Convca- !
tr. ia c.t.e
V. "i
t:-;! ur
T1
X tic
wire of the Tcler
l. Ti vi p r ri vi
had been broken on L
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Hi'.1., beginning of last week, by the Ll!-
iag of a tree upon one of th
"i nrc-c
Legislative. The Legislature met
at llarrishureh on Tuesday last. Indie
Senate, Charles Gibbons w:
Speaker by ihe following vote:
Charles Gi'.boas,
JVih'hm Cigler,
"Wm. 13. Anderson,
Gen. R ,;s.
George D.:rsie,
MiiA Members,
chc::
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9
1
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5
I.i the House, James Cooper was elec
ted Speaker. The vote stood;
James Cooper, 53
John C. Knox, C3
Scattering, 2
Absent Members, 4
In the Senate, on Wednesday, E. S
Goot
r.o,
ich
nd G. W. Iiarnmersly were
J for Cle
Dr.. id Fleming was nominated as the
Whig candidate for Clerk of the House,
K-J A. L. Russell for Assistant.
Mi
Edie introduced resolutions in-
f-rurdr.g our Senators
nd rea nesting our
Representaiives in Congress to use their
luorts. to have the Tana of 42 restored.
iTO'""The President has sent a special
raf.
;i-e to Con
gress, recommending an
--jr.-- 1 - : rorted by Teicrraph for the Pittsbrrgh we rcprescnuiives oi me pcop.e, mu uw-
TTGSWTE CONVENTION. ' Grzeue, to theind attention of the edi-1 nd importance of Utis subject, m
i:" if I preccnun'T it to the Legislature.
A S..:a Convcnron, to be compose of ; lor3 cf which we are indebted for the sy- I 1 At t.e session becamc mv duty
i.-.'.-;-:;s from t.;e -i- c rnnJ-eif . Rnnii;s of the document presented to cur i t,-i dmu- i!r.-,t iho t-Ax, assessed on real
iaere .se of the Army and the appoint- $fJG,275,47. Total Public Debt on De
of a Lieutenant General. ccmer 1st $30,407,897,97, being $196,
Oa the 2nd inst., by a vote of 115 to 910,22 less than it was on December 1st,
4. the House of Representatives decla- j 18;c pavment Qf pn fonJed
red it inrviu i'. pnt to Ijv a tax on tea and r,.i. u voir:
eou.c. ! and a half preceding the 1st of February, ! penencc ot .ew v ork", ana sueu uouul
Secre-rr Walker i sa.d to dcMre the 11845, for which certificates, which con-1 not will in a very few years be the ex
, ,. - i stitutcJ a part of the cxiuing Debt in con- pcrienee in our Commouweaiia.
-a;age of a lav. authorizing !;:ra to is- . t1 T prpvyiih a statement show-
- . . sequeTice cf the non-pivmcnt of the in-. I transmit ncrewu.i t .i.vui.jk .
TcnMurunscf Tnssury Notes. ;lprf?,,cfr2 iced. The haUnrA in in the ac'ual receipts and expenditures
,
Atthc municipal electicn in Pittsburgh
Wh:gs cttrrie-J their tr. -
. uescav.
thl-.;
i r-TTV c;,v 0f Davtea Ohio, was in-j and has been continued up to the present Government, irom this esuraa.c u ,
' ' .' n t'"Vf ir mpii;t Winrof the ;tale appears that the receipts of the year wiu
t-r-'r,' ri 0'( 0t' rL in ccnsenucncc , mne, ima l..c crcuii -na i.o..or ci u.c su. . n i .
LRud.cu ca J.e inuut, injB,,;re.i exceed the expenditures by the sum of
PA.. i vi aooat J yarcs oi me - , i;, r ncnv. S1SU41.11. The balance in the Trea-
j Mir.mi, immediately bove Uie city, nav- j
in lecn we?t a,vriy. Much damage wci
done to property and severs! persons were !
citv were destroved.
Hie water was 2 i
fce: hier Unn at lherreat flooJ in 1332
GGThe Governors Messojre was re- j
rru?ors in lo-dav's naner.
c arc lnJebteu to lion. J;uncs Loop
o::d Col. John R. Ed:e for copies of V
Governor's Message,
Th? following is the result of the c!cc-
V0 unieers.
i Ton Colonel.
J. Hamhriht,
W. Ii. Roberts,
('harlot Naylor,
Wm. Larimer,
S. II. Montgomery,
Liftt. Colonel.
John W. Geary,
Vr. Murry,
Major.
Wm. Rrindle,
Robert Kiotz,
Wm. B. Thompson,
322
32S
217
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4
591
200
511
314
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Col. Roberts was Captain of the Fay
ette Volunteers, Ll Colonel Geary was
j Captain cf the Cambria Highlanders, and
j Maj. Drindleof the Danville Guards.
The Companies of this Regiment left
Pittsburgh on TlmrsJ:?v and Friday, on
hoard of steam-boats
TAM rlL O A I TACK t. LI lstil L'lofc.
OF THE MEXICANS.
A cudeman who arrived at New Or-
. i A t. .1 1 - TT
iesr.s on tne.tn u:i., m me scaooner n.
; M. Johnson, from Tampico, lCdi ultimo,
'c - atcs. that a bodv of Mexican cavalry.
: estimated at about 7000, had appeared in
' the vicinity cf that place, and, coming w:
' thin ihe range of die artillery, were fired
J upon and driven off.
j
The garrison t?iere had been reinforced
: br the Alabama regiment of volunteers
'and the second regiment of artillery, and
! Gen. Patterson was t'have marched from
' Matumoras, on the 23d, with Col. Tho
mas's regiment cf Tennessee cavalry, for
that point. Gen. Shields was in com-
mand at Tampico, but would be superse
ded br Gen. Patterson, when he arrived.
From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
Synopsis of Gov. Siiunk's
31 E S S A G B.
I TO THE LT.CHLVTI RU, EEAD JAN. 6tII.
! . j-
rTltlVt:TED i:v Titi-EcnArir.J
; THZ Vi'LCNTEEKS FOU THE WAH CO.PEN
' 8ATIOX TO THEM DETAILS OF THE FI
NANCES Or THE STATE ITS DEBT HE-
X EM U TtXTKN OITrRE INCOME FROM
THE STATE WORKS CENTRAL RMLROAD
A"ENrvENT TO THE CONSTnETION
SINXINO ICNP Ol'R BANKING SVSTEM
Ills VIEWS ON THE TARIFF, &LC.
The Message opens with the usual ac
kr.owiedgmenti to Divine wisdom for the
Sj'eisiurs we enjoy. Refers to the Mexi
can War. Under the authority given by
the CcuTces to the President of the Uni
ted States, to call on Pennsylvania for six
j Regiment The oiler of ninety rumpa- j
i ntes on the subsequent call for one Key- j
ment, its muster into service; tne cull for ,
tlie second Kegsmeni; lis prompt il
'sr,or,se. Recommends the propriety and
; justice of invoking Congress to appropri-
j ate for their use such portion ot tne pun-
! lie lands
may be sufficient to furnish a
cn.rMfPcn fur lbf frfrbnbl of Cacll of tllC
j
'officers and soldiers who have volunteered
i to serve during the war with Mexico, and
also recommends to the members assem
bled the propriety and justice of refund-
ing to the volunteers the expenses of tneir
'man-It to Piuburg.
j States that the subject has been presen
ien. lA-t t'-at'-
ade'to defrav I
'.ted to the General Govermnen
'no provific.i h:is vet been ma
j the expenses incuired by the volunteers
j in preparing themselves for being mus
jtered into service under the requisition of
'the President of 19th of May; states that
thp Rcnort of the Adintant General, will
be transmitted as soon as received.
Pays a high compliment to Adjt. Gen.
Bowman and assistant, Cel. Petriken, for
their industry and abihty in the organiza
tion cf the troops. Presents an exhibit
of the State Debt on 1st December last,
as appears from the Report of the Auditor
Genera!. The total Funded Debt is $33,
653,970 52. Relief Notes in circulation,
$1,003,100,40. Interest Certificates out
standing, $703,810,09. Interest on Ce
'tificates to August 11, 1845, when funded,
$44,423.21. Due Domestic Creditors,
, xiWl.'i IUU lia SU?IVI1UU IUI l, vy '
drowned. Houses, fences, lumber, &C ibihtics cf another iaiiure, punctually to w-j - - - u.u
were carried off, and entire fields of .tan- f Pae onz i rra- r-r-;;;; meel t!,i
surv, br.t to make provision for a system oi tne revenue oi me year, 10 oeei ine
dm? corn m the nvcr boltcm above the ' r i.. . i ,?. " infprest which vrili fall dae on the 1st;
iZ: .i;irt-":,i.f-i:,'i .ri.iiii.ijiii i -
jT.cisurv had accumulated on Dec ls! for the last fiscal year; and also an csti
' iii tn,"tb i f ftf.fi.i.psi .fi. an! ,m ' mniP nf the same for the present year
1 February 1st, 1815, the payment of the'
i intercFt on the public debt was resumed
accuraeJv nd cr;ucany exam-
! iaeJ, and always kept in view, not only i
! to guard by ample provision against pos- j
Tt !- Wn mv constant endeavor, and
especially ia my annual message ol Jan
n:irv 1S46, and the special message of
21st of April following, to impress upon
and personal estate, together with all the
other revenue that accrued widiin the fis
cal year ending 30th Novcmbei, 1S43,
were less than lite expenditures of the
year by $414,109,32, which deficit was
supplied out of the balance in the Trea
sury on Dec. 1st, 1841, and by diminu
tion of die outstanding balances due from
the several counties for taxes. On the
1st of Dec. ISM, the balance ia the Trea
sury was SGG3,851,S3, and on the 1st
Dec. 1845, it was S3S4,SS6,09, showing
a reduction of the balance m the Treasu
ry of 273,965,79. On the 1st Dec.
184 4, the estimated amount of available
outstanding taxes was $1,009,778,03; and
on the l.t Dec. 1845, they were estimated
at $374.54 4,50, showing a diminution of
outstanding Taxes to the amount of S135,
233,53, and making a dimiaatioa of the
balance in the Treasury, and outstanding
taxes during the year ending Nov. 30ih,
IS 15, of $414,199,32. This stiiement
demonstrates that the taxes and other re
sources, assessed and accruing within the
year were less bv the above sum than the
demands
upon tr.e
Treasury during the
same period.
The financial operations cf the year
ending on November 30:h, 18 40, also ex
hibit a like deficiency, but less in amount.
Thus the balance in "the Treasury on De
cember 1st, 1845, was $39 4,830, and the
estimate amount of available taxes out
standing at the same period was $874,544,
50, making an aggregate amount of bal
ance in the Treasury, and outstanding
Taxes on 1st December, '45, of $1,259,
430,57; the kdance in the Treasury on
December 1S4G, was $33 4,073.70; and
the estimated amount of available out
standing taxes at the same period was
$342,633,04, making an aggregate ia
Treasury and outstanding taxes on the 1st
of Dec. 184G, of $927,307,34, showing
a diminution of the balance in the Trea
sury, and outstanding taxes, during the
fiscal year ending on the thirtieth of No
vember, 18 40, of $332,003,25. It thus
appears that the Taxes assessed and the
other revenues accruing within the fiscal
year just ended is sufficient to meet the
demands upon the Treasury by the above
sum. It will be perceived that the bal
ance in the Treasury on the 1st Decem
ber, 1 840, was greater than was estimated
in the last annual message.
The amount of the outstanding taxes
has been reduced below the estimate then
made: states that as it was apparent that
these recurring deficiencies would soon
exhaust the balance in the Treasury, and
all arrearages of available outstanding tax
es, he had urged at the last session the
necessity of providing some additional
revenue to place the finances oa a perma
nent basis. He refers to the act passed
accordingly at the last session: it should
be modified in certain particulars; thinks
that the act of 18 10, with the increase on
I the value cl property since me lasi uuau-
uiot ... - , ..... .
derivable, from ieul and personal estate to
an amount equal to the deficiency that oc
curred in the accruing revenue of last
year. Refers to the loss of tolls occa
sioned by the spring flood, by report of
Canal Commissioners $150,000, which,
i ... s.-tnM' v. f ii are tnc revenue
with cost of repairs consequent thereon
$n, 515 niake the ag
lhe .. revenu
ggre-gate losses by
15. But lor this
revenue exclusive of the
babnee in the Treasury- on the 1st Dec.
IS 45, and the Taxes cuts'.andirg would
have been nearly equal to the demands on
the Treasury during the fiscal year.
It appears that the receipts from Canal
and Railroad lolls, and charges for motive
power for the year 18 43, were $1,017,
411; for the vesr 1811, ?1,1G7,G03,42;
for the rear 18 45, $1,19G,959,43; 1540,
1. 295, 494,70 showing a gradual and
steady incrca-c during the above pencd.
Even lost year, notwithstanding the
ilelav in the opening of the navigation,
cxcecJ those of 1845 the sum of
ro e i oo Trpi-(i i; rood reason
therefore to believe that it tne ruonc
Works shall continue to be conducted
v,id the same degree of skill, industry
, r , u u,VP
and integrity, with which they rue oeea
X r.r Kom rears mst, the re-
re,
u
ccipts from them 1 cont to
cre.se 1,1 the basine upon
reaciics mctr imt
S.vTic anrirehens:o:i3 have been ex
pressed that the construction of the Cen
tred Railroad between Philadelphia and
Pittsburg, may be the means of dimin
ishing the income from the Improve
ments of the State. In this I do not
concur. On the contrary, I entertain
the opinion that the increased commerce
which it will invite between our great
eastern and western Emporiums and the
regions which connects with them will
not only add to the revenue of the Co
lumbia Railroad, but will gready increase
the productiveness of all our public
I , , 1 T 1 .1
works. oucn l ueutic -
made with much care, upon full consul-
lat.on with the other of 61? c U.e
1
sury on the 1st insU was only $-133,950,-
CI.
It 13 thcrcore altogetl:
cr probable that
of February next. 1 recommend that !
some legal provision be promptly innde j
for the purpose. This will not affect j
die financial calculations and estimated j
results of the year. j
I feel entire "confidence in taking info ;
view the operations of the whale year, 1
the results will sustain substantially the
estimates that have been presented.
He speaks of the cancellation of the
Relief Issues of $200,000 annually as
in past years, existing as a Sinking Fund, j
and makes some valuable suggestions for j
additions thereto, tending rapidly to. a)
diminution of the State Debt, and the
final relief of the people from taxation
for the payment of interest.
He suruest the preposition for an
amendment to the Constitution, by
whieh certain revenue shall be author- j
ized to be set apart, and sacredly pledged
for the payment of the Interest and grad
ual liquidation of the principal of the
Slate Debt.
He recommends a careful examination
lot the operation of existing tax laws,
with a view to equal and just aascss
menls, declares that in regard to the ad
jus '.meat by Congress of the duties on
imports, he continues to adhere to the
views expressed in his Message of the
7th of January last, and illustrates these
views by reasoning thereon at some
length; refers the Legislature to his last
Annual Message for his sentiments in
regard to the Banking System.
He considers our Banks in a com
paratively sound conditian. He thinks
that the limiting our Banking Capital
and Individual liability have had a salu
tary effect, and should be inflexibly ad
hered to.
He refers them likewise to the report
of the Canal Commissioners for the
operations of the last year on the public
works; compliments tlie Board ia the
aid they have afforded , to restore the
public confidence and re-establish public
credit, and states that not a single defal
cation on any of the Lines has occurred
within the last three years.
MARRIED:
On Sunday the 3d ins'.., by -Michael
Hay, Esq.. Mr. Joseph Keim of Elklick
township, to Miss L'liza dinger of Sum
mit township.
4 LL persons who I
ir.debied to the si
know ihemelres
subscriber, are re
quested f m;ike payment before the 15th
day of March next. Those neglecting
to comply wiih ihis request will com
pel me, though unpleasant io me.io place
i their arroun'? into the hands of proper
officers for collection.
GEORGE L. GORDON.
Janmrv 12, 18 47.
Sheriff's Sales.
ITJ Y virtuenf sundry writs of J'cnditi
j30i" Exponas issued out of the Cosiri
of Common Pleas of Somerset county,
am! to me directed, there will be expos
ed to s:ile by way of public outcry, at
lhe public square in tlie borough of Som
erset, on
Sulurdny, the Cj day of February,
next,
at 1 o'clock, P. M., the following Real
Instate, viz:
All the right, title, interest anJ claim
of John Bunting, of. in and to one
LOT OF GROUND,
fituate in the town of Smitlifieid, Addi
son township, Somerset county, Pa., con
taining one-fourth acre, more or less, ad
joining a lot of II. Sc E. M. Hagans on
the east, main str?el on the north, and
the Youhcghfny river on the west and
sou h, on which are erected a two-story
dwi Ping housr, wi h die appurtenances
as die rripcrty of ihe s iid Jidin Ban
ting, at the fuit of J. S. Hagans, for die
use of Daniel Weyand.
ALSO
All the right, tide, interest and claim
of Thomas Rifile, of, in and to a certain
TRACT OF LAND,
sitnale in Conemaugh township, Somer
set county. Pa., cimiaini.-ig two hundred
acres, more or less, about sixteen acres
cleared, about four acres in meadow, ad-
r'"g lands ot Jac
G.br.el Mishl r, G,
! and oher lands of i
j-wn'n lands of Jacob Schneider's heirs,
hriM liemnespnrgrr
lefemtant, on which
'. Ar.m,1 o in limit: nml Si ib!e. Willi
tiir l in - -
i f
.1 - nr.t? ilia rmnorV Cil
- -
. R J of
; John Hochstcl!ert now for lhe use of lii-
. tD
.1LSO
All the right, litle, interest and claim
of Michael Herbaugb, deceased, ol, in
and to a cert .m j
LOT OF GROUND.
situate in the borough of Somerset, So
merset county, Pa., containing onc-lourlt
acre, more or less, adjoining the Somer
set and Mountpleasant Twrnpike on the
South, a lot af Marshall College on the
west. Union street on the north, a lot of
Jacob Myers' heirs on the east, on which
are erected a two-story log dwelling
house, and kitchen nnd stable, with the
appurtenances as the property of the
said Michael HerVangh, deceased, in the
hands of John NefT. Executor of the last
Will and Testament of tire said decea
sed; Elizabeth Ilerbaugb, Widow; and
Elizabeth Herbaugh. Guardian ad litem
of Lydia Herbaugh and Caroline Amelia
Herbaugh, legal representatives of said
deceased; at the "suit of hate Ankeny,
fauarJian of Mary B. Roberts, Marga
ret Roberta and Anne Roberts. -
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim
of Philip Custer, of, in and to a certain
LOT OF GROUND,
situate in the borough of Stoystown, So
merset count-, Pa., containing one-fuurih
acre, more cr less, a Jj duiog main itreel 1
on the south, lot of Henry Homer on
the west, lands of Jonathan Statier on
the north, and a lot of Henry Utile oa
the eas on which are erected a two-sto
ry dwel.'ir.g house, carpenter shop and
stiule, with the appurtenances as the
properly of the said Philip Custer,
lhe suit of Jacob Albert fc Co.
ALSO
All the riht, title, interest and claim
of Samuel Trent, of. in and to one
PLANTATION
or tract of Itnd, situate in Somerset
township, Somerset -ninty. Pa., coniai
nin2 two hundred and lventv-six acres,
more or less, about 100 acre cleared and
about ( acres in meadow, adjoining
lauds of Dar ie! Coleman, Daniel Shoe
maker, John Cober and others, o:i which
are erected two log dweliisig houses and
barn and stable, and an apple orchard on
the premises, with the appurtenances
as lhe property of iii. said Samuel Trent,
at the suit of Michal Frease, now for the
use of Joshua Rhoads.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
Sheriff's Office, Somerset,
Januarv 1 2, 1S47.
SheritT.
HEGISTEirS NOTICE.
N
"oticc is hereby given to all persons
concerned as legatees, creditors or
otherwise, that the following accounts
have been filed and passed register in the
Register's office, lor the county of Som
erset, and that the same will be present
ed to the Orphans' court for confii m ,lion
and allowance on Mjnduy,f'ie l5!i dcty
of relruury next, al an adjourned Or
phans' Court, viz:
The account of Jacob L'chty, admin
istrator of Jasob Savior, dee'd.
The final account of Tobias- Mnsser
and George Walker, Executors of the
Lst Wiil and Testament of Philip Weig
ley dec'J.
The account of John Maust adminis
trator of Jonas Maust, dee'd.
The account of Dmiel Lepley, ad
ministrator of Christian Shockey. who
was administrator of George Albright,
dee'd.
The account of John Bradfield acting
Executor of the hist Will and Testa
ment of Thomas Grier. dee'd.
The account of George Meese, ad
ministrator &c. of Christian Rice, de
eessed. The account of oshua Rhoads, aJ
ministrator of Marv Dwire, dee'd
The arcoiint of Samuel Coleman and
Jacob J. Coleman, administrators of John
N. Coleman, who was Executor of Eli
zabeih Fli' k. dee'd.
The account of Daniel Gaumer, ad
ministrator of Henry Rennel, dee'd.
The Gmrdi inship account of Jacob
Kimrr.el. Gu-irdian of Henry, Catharine,
John and William Rink.
Tlie account of Oiho S Mitchell, ac
lirig Exerntor of ihe last Will and Tes
timent of Lewis Mitchell, dee'd.
The account of Daniel Lepley. ad
ministrator fce. of Christian Shockey,
dee'd.
The account of A. H. Phi'son. George
Walker and John P. Brubaker, ad.niais-j
trators of Willi on G. Walter, dee'd.
The acrccnt of Joim S-dmeidtT. ad
ministrator de bonis non of Peter Fleck,
dee'd.
WM. II. PICKING,
January 12, IS 47,
Register.
NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.
S)The following communication from j
the Rev. Professor Eaton, cf Hamilton;
College, N Y. in addition to hundreds
of others equally respecta'de, should re
move the doubts of every reasonable per
son of the uniform snd singular efficacy
of Javne's Hair Tonic.
Hamilton. Feb. 15. 18 40
DR. D JAYNE Dear Sir: I cannot
say my hair is restored, but I car siy
that it appears to be in as rapid a process
of restoration as could reasonably be ex
pected. I had not finished t?ie first b ai
de, before a decided rhange was manifest
over the bald part of the head to which
i- , .1. - r t! .
it was app.ieu. Anew gowm oi ui c
glossy hair, much like that of an infant's
appeared, and has continued to increase.
;.nd I have had it cut two or three time.
I have recently commenced upon the 3d
bottle, but have been a good deal irrf ga
lar
in the use of the Tonic from the first.
1 from this cause I apprehend that the
ana
eiTect is at present less tiian it otherwise
would have been.
I be":i tlie ue of the Tome with
little or no f-dih that it would ever be
successful on mv head, though I fell en
tire
of v.
a muc
the
ance of mv head when in your office
I assure vou mv hair have hern nearly.
if not quite, an inch I mger ihe times I ,
flushed with sangyine hope of final suc
cess in the diligent us of your Tonic,
which (amidst all the hair humbugs
which have been adertied in the pa
pers.) I am constrained to believe t
what it claims to be, an-J ihatit i'l
make the hair grow, and no in stae at
leaston some heads.
Gro. W. Eaton.
Professor in the Hamilton Literary &
Theological Seminary.
Kohl by J. J.& H. F. Schell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin,
Stystown Ta.
coi titence in your st .iemei.ts 01 Fxtracl of Lo-wood, Annctto Cochir.ei!,
hat it had done to others, an, I 1 was ( SoSul-in;1 ef Tin. Blue Vilriol. oil Vitriol.
!i surriea as ce iiii?u.w,:cni saw j f j P 7! H I fi S
effect. You recollect the appear rTTn Rio CoCee. Tea, Pepper,
I have hrd them cut, on those parts j bJe5 lno. brushes, percysnon caps,
which were neaMy destitute of any, " je'r, 51l9t and lea !.
when you sv.v mc. h wn?. r.owever, 1 yyiSTAR'S Halsam of iM Lntrrr,
verv fine, though quite thick. I am f,n -irrrTlO S ARIL'S of all kinds
Mst of &nsss3
p3UT down for trial at Fc-
Iiruarv term. 1347, com-
j mncill' OQ
the 8 til day.
ts S'm?i?t Ml
I;r i.ait Tu rn.
Cer.ford
Road Lumpen
Ba'dtrin et al
RtillMl
Rankin's UJ9
W 1 1 helm
Doner
BrO(IK9
Brugh's assignee
ts lii!er
ts ffeim.n
rs Nf tT & NcfT
vs Ilnfiinyer
vs Philippt
xt r.'iiu
vs Allison
vs Mover et I
ws MarlPeny
vs Bwird et ai
ts McCuPough
vs llochsteiler
ts Sitzmaa
ts Statltfr'i admr.
i .iover
Shallis
Ilugus
Bowers
Mover
Thomas
Cly
Chorpenning ii'
Be u ford
Benford
ts Cassadjr
vs Same
ts Rzer
ts Elder
Fh.-k
Kiddle
Berkey
Neff
ts Knupp
ts Rankin
Husband's adm'rs
use vs Husband's admr.'
Fiiek ts Rizer
Connelly vs Conntrymaa's ad'
Countryman's use vs Koontz
SelT vs Rankin
Lenhart ts Lenhart
A. J. OGLE.
Proth'ys Office, Som- Proth'jr.'
erset. Jan. 12, 18 4T
R03ERT S- -M KAIO.
SAMCEL MAOCIRE.
iiriLRG&.UJGUIRLV
Forwarding & Commission
MERCHANTS,
At the Railroad Depot,
CUMBERLAND MD.
REFERENCES.
Hon. A. Stewert. ? P
Hun. H. W. Beesoa rJ
Hon. J. S. Black, 1
Col. 1. Ankeny, VSoaiersetPs
Jonas Keim, Esq. J
Thoaisa J. t W. W. McKaic.
Cumberland, M J.
Dec. 15 3m.
NEW&COEAPG00DS.
rgUE subscriber has received Ironi
M, the Eastern cities, and is now ope
ning at his store North East corner of
the Diamond, a Tery large and general
assortment of Goods suitable for ths
FALL AND WINTER SEASONS,
smong which are French and English
j Cloths of Tarious colors. AlsoTweeds,
j Cassimeres, Satinets and Jeans, T arletaa
and Cecilia Cloths for Ladies dresses.
ALSO, Cashmeres, Alpacas,
Mouslin de laines. Calicoes of all quali
ties from 4 to 25 cent3 per yard. Mus
lins from 4 to 10 cts, Silk and Thread
Lsce, Silk Gloves of a superior quality
for ladies and gentlemen, together with a
fine assortaicnfof HARDWARE,
Qjicensrcare, Groceries, &c.
Boots and shoes of all kinds ind Tery
low. Weavers Reeds of Tery saperiac
quality.
All'which will be sold on as cheap and
accomodating terms, as they can be had
west of the Allegheny Mountains.
M. T RED WELL.
Somenet. spt 3, 1840.
Call at the Old Stand!
MEDICIXES, SPICES,
e
GROCSRIZiS, Sec.
fjlFMIE subscriber respectfully informs
M his friends and lhe public, that, ia
addition to his former stock, he has just
receired at his Drug Stare in the Borough
of Somerset, a fresh sapply of
Drugs, Faints, Medicines,
Groceries, Dyestujfs, i?c.
consisting in part f the following, all of
which will be sold cheap for cash or
exchanged for approTed country pro
dace, viz :
ReJ and White Jead, Venetian Red,
Chrome Yellow and Green. Vermillion
Red, Prussian Blue, Terra de Sienna,
Turkey Umber, Lsrnp Black.
ALSO; Copal Varnish, Black Varnish,
Gum Shelac: gold. sder and metal leaf;
white, yellow and red bronze; itaa pi
per, turpentine and Fisn Oil.
DYE-STUFFS;
Madder. Alum, Brazilwood,
Fustic, Camwood, L-gwood; ALSO;
rrern
Venice, and fine table salt.
NOTIONS; combs, purses, poclst
t I naa.l l. stCCl Cen?. In.c
: UUUAc. l'l.i v r
t
t n KFKCTIO
The celebrated Sugar Coated t uls.
1 SAMUEL KURTZ.
P?rfmber 29. 4846. .
ST SI AY STEER. .
jF A ME to premises of ihe subscriber
2 J in Mslford township, in fanf
... 7 i.. .,! . i i- if. wiin n
i .
in
the rizht ear two years eld last spring.
The owner is requested to come and
nrnTe nrooerlr pay . barge, -i.d
' ' '. ..in . .! I 1 l.t U OI-
awav, or it will be s
reels.
HENR i
BOUCHER. '
yn, 5, 16 17.
freshWdrugs,
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