SZT HtZiTALD. j
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' v t r f k :
COPPER
$ o ?i i: r: s z:
TUESDAY,
or cent:?: rorTV.
Fr Clival C.'o!:iitti:isIcsicr.
JOSEPH w. I ATT ox,
or rrM".::SLxn ctfMV.
The Anlimasons r.nd Whigs cf Somer
,r County nrs requested U assemble i:
County Meeting rt the Court House in
r-oiii''''1' ; -3 :
x i nfici -.v rvpiiir.T in nrvt
(.ii-t week, (May 4th) for the purpose
.t -A,vr.':-y measures to secure t u !n-
vn:h if American Principles at the next
(K-'.ol er elc-clinn.
Samuel V Pearson, of SomerrctBor.
John J. Pchcll, Somerset Borough.
J'Vrry Walker, Somerset township.
rnuel Miller, . " "
Horace Ludiiigton, Milford.
Auron Schrvck, Turkey foot.
Jcha P. H talker, Addison.
liiiiidi Wagner, Elkhck,
CM. Hicks, Summit.
(Jeorrc Klingiman. Jr., Greenville,
Daniel Lcplcy, Southampton,
J:,cob 1 loon, Allegheny,
Jieyb Lambert, Stonycreck,
Mich-el Bcrkev. Berlin Borough,
.-S.-uiiucI Bitner.'lirothcrsvalley tp.
William Keel, Shade,
Adam Ilcltzapplc, Paint,
George Masters, Concmaugh;
Edmund Kiernan, Jenner,
Michael 'Zimmerman, Quemahoning,
Henry Fisher, Jr., Stoysiown Bor.
Jacob Fleck, Jefferson township.
County Committee.
N. B. The County Committee is spe
cials requested to meet in the Grand Ju
ry Room precisely at 2 o'clock P. M., of
the day above appointed for the County
JJtetinjr.
S. W. PEARSON, Chairman.
gisT'One of the most striking exhibi
tions of intense party malignity which we
have recently witnessed, is the attempt
now making br some of the baser sort of
the Loco Feco press, to bring odium upon
Gen. Irvin because he contributed liber
ally from his own means, lo the relief of
ihe starving millions m Ireland. It re
mliKls us strongly of the course pursued
lv the same class toward ?lr. Clay in the
campaign of 1S-M.
Wc are net about to defend Mr. Irvin
fre.ni this charge. We are not aware that
it is any offence, cither against the moial
or political faith to which he professes to
sdhcre. Sure we arc, that there is no ar
ticle in the creed we have learned, which
forbids us to feed the hungry, or clothe
the naked. Wc had scarcely supposed
that even modern Democracy had "pro
gressed" so far as this. But if it were
thought necessary to excuse .Mr. Irvin, it
might be pertinent to ask, if it be a crime
in him what is it in Messrs. Polk, Shunk
c? The enly difference, we appre
hend, would consist in the fact, that while
they, widi larje salaries of the people's
money, give $25 to $50 each, Gen. Irvin,
from the proceeds of his own industry,
gives whit is equivalent to $250 or 300.
We trust these honest gentlemen, whose
lirtucus intiignr.tion is so much excited by
r.n act of liberality and benevolence, v.-ill
prosecute their investigations still farther
in the same direction. Has he not con
tributed to some Missionary or Bible So
ciety? Is there not sonic family whose
necessities he has relieved? May there
rot be found come widow or crpl.cn
v.-hese heart he has made glad? Perhaps
they might even discover he was an up
right, honest, and honorable man, a Chris
tian and a scholar. If they should do so,
wc bej thev will not snare our feelings
by suppressing the fceis, but publish ill em
l.'oldly. We believe Mr. Irvin c.;:d his
friends could survive even such a revela
tion as this. Although they seem to be
piovous faults with the "Democracy,"
the consciences of the Whigs are not
iicariv so tender.
DEMOCRACY OF LOCOFOCOISM.
(vov. bliunk and tltv
We are not in the habit of allowing
cursehes to indulge in the folly cf feeling
- ? T.
v.ndcr the name of Democracy. Like
thc sacred name of Liberty, this has been
so often prostituted the word purposes,
by those professing to be its peculiar and
exclusive friend.", that, so far from feeling
turprise at any outrage committed against
itt principles, its real friends are rather
sfraid lo hear it invoked, lest it portend
rcrr.c new mischief. A party which "ex
tends the area of Freedom" by adding
fiave territory which gives away mil
lions of t.crcs cf free toil to a foreign
rov. n, and wrests other millions from a
firtcr .Republic which is constantly
preaching the doctrine of equal rights,
vet refuses to allow a poor man to vote
which proclaims the largest libcrly of ( but here you ascend a high ridge, and for , wj10t sceing a favorable opportunity, cap
conscieiice, vet will not suffer those of a , 8 or 10 miles pass over a rather barren ! lured Alvarado before the arrival of the
particular religious creed to hold office
n partv, we
ay, which perpetrates such;
wh kej absurdities as these, must not be
K.iisidercd Jnc-.pahlc any thing.
And vc; wc were -cu-clv orf?rcd 1.9
inn in m t . w, -
" -"'W'"tjJ 111 '"HI I IIILII l.ll.l IHIIMI.I.IMII II - w , II IIIIIIII.III1WIIII II ' I ... I ... !-. W H. J l Hill ! I I.. .I'J ' I"' ''1' . . U.-. -UIJ "' V"-'"' " '
. i
learn that Gov. Shunk had refused to al-j
low the bill passed by the last Legislature, i
r ,irnc-rroin? altor-i
election of prosecuting attor-!
' I
rtvmjr me
neys to tlie people, to become a law.
What possible objections his Democratic
Excellency saw to the law we cannot
divine, nor has his Highness condeseen
! ded to enlighten us. This most demo
cratic "Democrat" who holds so high the
honesty and intelligence of the people,
will not allow them to choose their own
t.fiiccr?, but quietly retains the appoint
ment of this host in his own hands, in ad
dition to his already too extensive palron-
2ge. u e have no coirjt tiie iicnesi por- j
r . . e , , , n j
inn fit I. is nu-ii friends have open Etir-
. . , i .
i .- i .1 r
crtseii ar.n ninruuca at uiis. i ocr inno-
cents!
J hcv do not vet know to what ;
"tent "Democrats'
Ibaii tni nrfti. CI 'APC r I f M
r- .,11 - '
just.
How very unfortunate it is fur Sliunk
that Governors are still elected . by the
people! It would be so much more con
venient just to appoint them. And then
how nicely he could snub the people by
nr.ming some obnoxious person; for it
Ereias, as in the ca?e of Judge While, as
tho' the fact of the people desiring the
appointment of a particular person were
a sufficient reason for refusing to do so;
and, tice versa. There have been but few
of his appointments for any office ap
proved of, or satisfactory. And' since he
will net allow the people lo please them
selves in regard to those minor offices,
they will adopt a rnor effectual plan than
that of petitioning Gov. Shunk. They
will exercise their privilege of throwing
out a "Democrat" and perhaps their rights
will be belter regarded by some "Federal
Whig." A Whig Legislature pursed this
law, which the Governor has virtually ve
toed, and a Whig Governor will approve
it.
Godey's Lady's Book. The May
number of this magazine lias been re
ceived. It contains 24 engravings.
Terms: 3 per annum in advance.
Cvrrctpondcner. of the II raltL
PSNWLINGS ffiTbfflO.
BV TIIK EDITOR.
Newton Falls, lOrn ArniL, 1847.
I arrived here on last Saturday, having
travelled the distance from Pittsburgh, S3
miles in a little over two days. From 2
miles below Allegheny city to Economy,
a distance of IG miles, the road was in
bad condition; and the wind being high
and cohl and blowing directly in my face,
I found travelling anything but agreeable.
But an examination of the town of Econ
omy with its fine buildings, beautiful gar
dens and adjoining lands, amply com pen- j
sated me for the inconveniences I suffered
on my way hither. It is very generally
known that this establishment was foun
ded by, and is under lhe management of
Mr. Rann. who is now far advanced in
life, and must expect, in the ordinary
course of nature, soon to pass from this
starrc of action. Tlie real estate owned
by the firm was purchased in 1821 and
consists of about 5,000 acres, at least
two-thirds of which is bottom land, natu
rally rich and constantly kept up by pro
per treatment. The village has a church,
a hotel, a store, a grist mill, a caw mill, a
woolen and silk factory and museum, and
one hundred and sixty dwelling houses.
The population at one time, I am inform
ed, reached nearly GOO, but is now redu
ced to about 310. Although I passed
through the several streets and conversed
with rorne cf the inhabitants at
41 . c i I
dv;ors, I neither saw heard a child all!
the time I remained in the place, and the
youngest person I met with I judged to
be at least thirty years of age. The E
conomy Community have grown wealthy,
and this fact has been cited in support of
the so-called Fourier System. Put when
wc consider the materials of which this
community was originally composed, the
plan upon which it was formed, and the
"uards that were thrown around it; and
then look at the gradual but sure decline
. , . , , . ,
01 ir:c:r riuiuucro, auu me gauiu aou jli-
parent! dejected and discontented few
which remain, we are forced to a conclu
sion exactly the reverse. The hotel of
the village is admirably kept, and a stran
ger receives every attention he can desire.
In the museum is a large collection of cu
riosities and relics among the httcr of
t ITf 1
wlncli 1 saw u imam reun s iravciiing
chart, and also an Indian smoke pipe of
ingenious workmanship and measuring 9
inches by 3 and weighing over two
pounds.
Wnm F.Mnnmv In BritrhtOll. where :
the road crosses the Mahoning and the
0
J -
Canal, the soil is of an excellent quality;
country. Passing successively through
the vill.ges of Darlington. Petershurgh,
and Middletown, you come near the latter
j FlacC to a level plain, here and there a
Uuic rolling the soil rich and thebuil-
;eetion is settled
Ivauians, a ma-
jority of them Germans, whose localities
..... t
you readily discover by means of their
large bank barns. Canfield, the seat of
justice ol trie new county 01 iwanoning,
neat and apparently thriving town.
From here to Warren and thence loNcw-
! ton Falls the country is level and'the soil
srocd. I have nowhere seen handsomer
farms, ncr any that appeared to be better
managed. At the village ol Youngstcwn
on the Canal, are sereral furnaces in
n. ...i ' ...:.k
wu i it lire b i cu nu uuiii ui.&
11
and bos ore, obtaiued in the neighbor-
' n
miu.i
Excellent coal is also found here
. .
' i !o rrrn r?'Mn1 it
, .
7 J 7 '
and butter, and live Yankees. The first
dings excellent. This si
principally wiili Pennsy
ioritv of them Germans.
uamed article is produced at an average of, Peonage. U??nt L
about 20 bushels to the acre and corn 50! Administrators' N0tiC9.
bushels, whilst that of cattle and the one; "7 ETTEJJS of adiiitnistraiion, on tbe
last mentioned are said to be as prolific j Jii estate of Joseph Lichty, late of
as could be desired. The land is covered Somerset townhip. dereastd. having
, , ,, ( . . . i i i f-een granted to the subscribers, residing
with a h;?avv growth of timber oak, ash,'. . , . ,, i . i
7 i i 'i sid township, all persons indebted to
hickory, poplar, beach and sugar; but, lhe esJate are rcq,e, t alteiil at the
when orce cleared i3 easily worked with aie resiJen'-e of snid deceased, on the
the plough. Much of the oak timber is:
sawed into plank and scantling for the!
Government, to be used in the construc
tion of vessels and gun-carriages. The
Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal, passing
from Beaver to Cleveland, through the
heart of the "Reserve," furnishes a cheap
and convenient means of transportation
for all the lumber and the surplus pro
ducts of the soil, most of which are
shipped to Cleveland. Large numbers
of cattle are driven from here to Albany,
New York, Philadelphia and other mar
kets. Upon the whole, this is "a great
country," and the only drawback that I
can discover is the coldness of the cli
mate. J. R.
CAPTURE OF ALYARADO.
We find in the Mobile Daily Adverti
ser f the 15th instant ihc following par
ticulars relating to the capture of Alvara
do, as derived from officers cf the navy:
"Lata last evening we had the pleasure j
of an interview with Lis. Barton audi
Brasher, who h.id just arrived from Pen
sacol.i. From these gentlemen wc learn
that Com. Perrv sailed for Alvarado to in-
vest the place in conjunction with a dc-j
. , , , i, , M 1
arriving at Alvarado, which he did some !
time in advance of the Albany, Capt iiii
Hunter t!;ong!:t he niihtas well pruerrd
at once lo take the place. He according
ly fired two guns, and then summoned
the citv to surrender. The authortiies
asked time to consider. Lieut. II. in reply ;
informed them that ihev might take ihcir
choice between an instant and uncon
the'
llO'.llll RUri tnUtt iJUU ail .ns.iuu nnm int. j
land forces llien near at hand. Thev vc- j
l 1 I -..,.!.
rv wisely chose the farmer, and surrcu-
dered at discrtlion. Lieut Hunter then
eft a pan L consisting of M.d.hiprnaa
emple and five men, and proceeded up ;
l,,ri
. ...... ..t
some small cra:t.
"We understand that after these gal
lant achievements Lieut. Hunter was pla
ced under arrest by Com. Perry for a vi
olation of orders he having been direct
ed only to blockade Alvarado. Such a
course was doubtless necessary in order
to preserve p. due subordination, and yet
it teems hard that a young and enterpri
sing officer should be thus punished,
j whose only crime was an achievement
of which any one might well be proud'
The surrender of Lient. Hunter was
made on the 2d b?t. On the 3d General
Quitman arrived with the troops; and
Com. Perrv with all the small vessels of
. J . .i c y . - t
tne squadron, out iney iounu me piacc
alrerdy under the American fl tg. Abnut j
gyo Mexican sUiers, belonging to
the
two posts, were made prisoners.
LATE FUOM VERA CRUZ.
The New Orleans Picayune furnishes
advices from Vera Cruz lo the evening
of the Gth instant.
On the 3th instant, Col. Harney, in
command of the 2d Dragoons, and a de
tachment from Gen. Twiggs's division,
took possession of Antigua, capturing one
officer and eight Mexican lancers.
The army was to more on the 7th in
stant in tlie direction of Jalapa by divi
sions, Gen Twiggs leading the advance.
followed by Gen
Patterson with uie voi-
unloers, and Gen. Worth, with the first!
division of regulars, bringing up the rear,
Two ports above Alvarado (Tlacotal-
pan and Cosaraoloapanj have lallcn wiui-
out resistance. They are important
points, situated upon the fine inland wa -
ters which have liieir outlel lo the Gulf at
Alvarado.
j MrKcndal gays thatCom.Terry is about
I Hrl:n(r ,vVu a'u xs vessels, with lhe in -
tention of canturin? every city, town, and
nort on the entire Mexican coast.
Capt. fllayo has been lett as uovernorj
1 1 1 II P ... h!l ;
of Alvarado, with a small force, while
I r .. . ".!! it.. Hn.iCr Itic nri"P
J"M H -. "7 -' '.b, if
f.,r r nn 1h nvpr !n look in at tne Ult-
f t , Hunter of the Scocscr.
' expedition directed against ithas been
; Z
XII IH EIOII 111 LIIIII3. Wl UO J1I111L i.MU . V v-
iu l-;.1 A rrpnt nnmbRr of e.-innon and
othcr military florM were captured at Al-
Y3rado.
tachment from the army under Gen. t'uit- r.i t on ppr. Tn-nrr triqr:
man, about 2,000 siron?. One day in ad- at Vf A , 06111 10 f
vance, Lf. Chas. G. Hunter, in cJmm.nd ,(,r --nf,,.ur,ng, h uho, t delay
' , i or ill ippomlistcnt. Having in their em-
o the Kleiner cocXCiE. was ordered. , . . ,fc .. .
SSarrled:
On the 15th inst., by Rev. William
Conrad.Mr.JosEPH Sheets, to Miss Julia
Fisher, both of Berlin Boroujrh
EMESJ:
On Saturday morning last, in this bor
ough, Ei saxor, consort of Dr. N. M.
Bruce, in the 50th year of her age.
On the 15th inst., Mrs. Christina,
consort of Frederick Walker, dee'd.
aged C8 years and 5 days.
run i k-u
Tfeio Advertisements.
Hiiliaery & Mantua Making.
l70ULD respcc-ful'y iwform thcLa-
y dies of Somerset and vicinity that
she is capalde of doing the above work in
The A'CRicst ar.c! ciioii FasSa-
lostaliSo It",
and wnl be gratuful tor a f hare of t.ieir
5ih day of June cext, prepared to sell!-;
a!!l1 ih.ie having cluras ( present them
at the same lime and place, properly au
thenticated.
SAMUEL J. LimiTY,
II EMI Y M FY Eli,
April 27. 134 7.. Ad.nV.
G8n,Taylornever surrenders!
pjwaa flairs
MANUFACTORY,
one half mile East of Sioystown, Som
erset Co., near ih great Philadel
phia and Pittsburg Turnpike Road.
THE subscribers would respectfully
announce to the public, t!ui they
havfi riuerrd into pirmerthip in the
IVoolhn iMauvfticluring Business, and
having rc-eived netv
PCEP,. LOOSES
and CARDING M.UJIIXJ from the
East, of the most approved an 1 latnt
fashion; nd ail other machinery new
and in prime order, they are redy and
aiixifiu? to accommodate customers in
merv branch of manufacturing; fr'Mii
w o o Ij c a n .sr a a
and Fishing to ma'iu'acturing Gn;tir.rtis,
Cloths, Jtans, Fiacnelh8, , HUnkets. Car
petting. &.c-. &.c, according to order, in
3 wt.rlim.H1!i!;e n, ,.,er.
be procured, t hcv lee: coimdent of rcn
drm2 entire satisfaf lion.
S. KIM MEL.
V. KDOMZ,
Pin? Mills. A mil 27, !S7
P. S. Ail kinds of demes-ic joods and
an extrusive assorlment of mercliandize
rcf-rivrd buelv frm tlie Euft to be had
; at S. Kimmel's Siore at the Mills very
! low in exchange for wool, Flaxseed r
f'c'r aPProrec' proilurr. . S. K.
Jayno's Hair Tonic.
lhp f -s w) ia w;il?e .
.-n j, entilI. m raflre r?sper,. He i,
j(pnest anJ si..ere an(f
bjVrts honest and siu-ere. and
til ran be
au.j bv ,iie first medical m
men in me
ri'.v, Philadelphia Sun.
Shepherds' Town, Va., Oct. 10, 18M.
D;;arSir, Yu inquire of me whether
I have used your Hair Tonic, and with
what affecl.
Several years ago my hair began to
Ml rpid'y from ihe scalp, and I had the
prospect o! prem;inre ba!d:ie. At length
a fr i ii tl rccouimrnden your Hair Tonic.
I used three or fwur bottles, according
to the printed direction, and at ihe end nt
six mouths my hair was thick set and
since its tendency to turn grey was arres
ted. I have never before given a certificate
recomending psteni medicines, w hich in
i1iiriminatlv used. is iliv often arc. do
" . . A. 5)Ul ju a casc !l!;e ,I)C prrP.
cnt, where- I iniw the article to be bene
Grial, and that it car, dy no harm, I have
no smiplcs in e t-iing facts within my
own knowledge. Yur's. $..
John Quislf.v, M.D.
Dr. D. Jayw:. Phibidelhia.
Sold by J. J. & H. F. S. hell,
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Hevin,
Sioys'own V-i
SHERI??;S SALES.
TT""!! Vrirtw nl'snnili-v wrif-i nf Ventlitioni
IS Exponas issued out of the Court of
Common I'lcas of Somerset county, and
to me directed, there will he exposed to
sale by public outcry, at the public square
in Somerset on Monday the 3d day of
MAY next, at 1 o'clock P. M. tits fol-
iuwmg jVwai i-aie, viz:
Ail the right, title, interest and claim of
1 Jacob !tenc?, oi, m, and to a certain
j TRACT OF LAND, situate in the town-
ship of Quemahoning, Somerset county,
Pa., containing twenty-five cres more or
1 less; about ten acres clear, adjoining lands
; of Jacob Speicher, John Burnlrager and
others, on which are erected a cabin house
anu siaoie uu me appuricnauccs ua uic
rrnnnt-ttr r C itiA enI T-iK Tr irr : "it
property of the said Jacob Menges. at
the suit of Jacob Custer, for the use of
Phoebe Marshall, Administratrix tc, of
llogcrs Marshall, dee'd.
ALSO
All the riirht, title interest and claim of
J J dha.n , x.Ioore, of, in.
AVilliain Moore, of, in, and . to a certain
situate in Paint
.tc
up, oomcrsct county, containing
1 200 acres more or less; about six acres
clear, adjoining lands ol Jacob Bcrkepile,
Salomon Miller, Jacob Bcrkev and otli-
i pioy me most SKintti ivnrKin?n uiairao
ers, on which are erected a dwelling
house and stable, and .grist and saw
mill," with the appurtenances as the pro
perty of the said William Moore, at tho
suit of Samuel Kimmcl.
ALSO
All the right, litle, interest and claim of
John Hell, of. in, and to a certain PAli -
GEL Oil TRACT OF LAM), situata
in Addison township, Somerset county,
Pa., containing one linndred and fifty a-
cres more or less; about one hundred and
ten acres eleared.about twenty-twoaeres in
meadow, with a dwelling house one and
a half stories high, log barn and stable,
and spring house erccled.and twoorcharJi
on the premise, adjoining the National
ivoad on trie south, anil lands of Andrew
Mitchell, Thomas G lesson, end Richard
15 rooks, with
the
nnn:
..unn'-os us ths
property of the said Joliii lh-i!, at the j
ii i
suit of (Jhristain C. Livengood, for th '
use of Simon (Jt-bhart.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Shorn!
Sherifr.s Oifice Somerset
April ft, l',7.
(DIP V4l&.
1 wj dt
"JU 1' down for irial ir May l enn.
romincncing on MoihIjv tlis id
d.tv of Mav ISH.
lrulis
E. an I F. Father
Fighter
vs
Vf
vs
vs
VI
V9
VS
vs
V
Stoner
Jln.sband
Fri'z. (iarnishee
of Kiiiiniel
(Country niwn el a I
Neifand Rankin
n.itiHiiiiati
Arndd
McCui:.)Ugh
P.cighley
Rislu-berger's ex-
Redtleld and Co.
Fluk
Snder
Miilur and wife
Bowers
Mover
Barkharl and wifw vs
editors
Frcam
Ogle' Ex'trix
vf Fream's Adm'x.
vs Kooutz Adiuin'r.
v Sitzman.
A. J. OGLE.
Prothonotary's nfTicc, Somer-? Proth'r
pt, April f. 1817. S
rankiin H. Slahl,
FA S UIU.YARLK HA L ' 1 7i ,
T 7j A K FS this method of informinp
i.nti,.: mi ine.iMiu oi uiioruioig
ii. the citizens of Somerset and sur-
roundinij country thai he l as rented the
old established hat shop o! b,im I oiahl.
where he is manufactuiing hats, from
the most fashionable to ihe most domes
lie, and made of the best materials.
Hi stock consists in p;irl of
Nutria, Casslmere, Brush, Rus
sia, and Napsd Hats,
cf every shapp, colar ami qunlily. Also
a variety of men's and bo 's wool hat?;
dl of which he will warrant of equal
finish and durability to any manufactured
here or elsewhere,
Thi establishment hating gained a
reputation fur making ?rd work, the
Mibscnber is determined to keep it up.
JO" Remember the place opposite the
Neralir- Offi. e
N IJ The l.i.r.et price giren for
lamb's fleece and skin wool and all pro-
dnee suited in this ruarksl. Great Bar-
:. . r..om
" i -1 j
F8ESH spiii"IiiTyiie eooo:
' WUK subscriber has just received from the East, in addition to his former slock,
t a fresh supply of merrhand;zc suhable for the seas.m. His slock of
SET B S n.,..
eonsists in p.irt of Clotns, CsMmerr. S.itnnet. estmij". Cravats, Urihin5,
Mi-siins, Cords, Alj:icas, Moulain de Laines, Silks, Silk and Coitsn Hand
kerchiefs, Hose and half Hose, Lawns, 1,-ices and Calicues. Also; La
dies' and Gentlemen' Glomes lio us and Shoes, Bonnets and Palm
leaf Hats; together with a supply of QuCCIlSWarO
and Hardware, Groceries, aints and Dye-Stuffs.
AH of which he will sell at moderate prices for cash, or exchange for upprovsJ
couitirv produce. Call anil see!
April cih. i87. IDiLlTISL FLICrfc
New and Seasonable Goods
aw3
1 1
rgHE subscriber rcspftfully inform the ritizens of Someret Borough an J
vicinity that Ik- lias just received from Philadelphia and Baltimore a Iar
assortment f
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinctls, Tweeds, Valo
AlUu Mexican and Velvet Cords, Blue Drills, Alpacas,
Lawns, Ginghams, Muslin de Laines, W Calicoes.
Also Boms and Shoes, Palm Tnf Hats, Bonnets, and a general assortment of
Hani ware, Dve Siutf. such as Madder and Indigo, of superior qualities,
, Wi he will sell cheap for cash or exchange kWof.l cnnniry Pjrodrir.
! April 0. 1847. J OllV C. iixIflAtIJ.
"c-
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES!
Hp HE subscriber, harins punrhased fro.n John L. Snyder his stork of merchan
due, would inform his friends and the public generally, that he has now on
hind, atthe eld stand, north west corner of the diamond, a ueat ajria:eul unsea
sonable Good, con'isting in p:irl of
Clolhs, Cassimeres, Sallinets,
Cords, .Muslins, Calicoes, Vesting Aliens. Lawns, Vc,
He, together with Groceries, Hardware, (luccmware,
and TAINTS and DYE-STI FFS,
dl of which he is determined to sell at a tery small profit, either kr cash or -p.
proved country prode. . , . .
' H, rp.,,tf ! v imiies the Public to rail and judg.r 'hrniselrr-
Anril Gth. 1317. Jy-i'
i-iii.' .!,,!), hAvintr sold out the i
. . . nt f.v., tl.il.Vrhniim.
iiis store room. 10 ijr. j'
ei, neivKj . .
1... it,! roanerirnlltr solicit a continuance tl tlitir '-r.-)Hi in u .:i,.oj.,.r.
vnrs lie - I- .
.vho he hopts will "Do thing' u4 trovrn.
Somerset County, vs.
L T an mljour.u A Orri
S J". ror'. o i.! at S,.m-r-
S L. S
in am! 1 1 r sm r.mr.iv. t.u t
15th hy of JVirii i
Is 17. be;ore tne Honors .o
jr,
i'.herpof
ta. j t
jj On motion of Mr. Gcblrt tbe curt
j confirin (ie inquisiiio-i ami a rant n;
j n lp;rs :,tU Ul rpre'-nt.rii's "
i Matliew Pinkertuiu lo appear
jlal a(!jlH!rned Orphans' Court, to 1
i'iCLJ at t'orijcrset on Mondiy tlie 10th
ijday of May next, to acre; t or re fce :
,a-e t,e rt.., c$ine of said dtctased at
jihe appraised ptifC.
'j L'xtracl
frim the recorcts ci snul
j court. certified this
;ryf :S4T.
1 5lh day of Februa-
Wm. h. picking.
Fehnnrv 23. Glrk.
j; Somerset County, ss.
h-r'r-'kt t 1 n a,!J'n,rn-" urpnsn
1 " s IX (miri lit I J at Somerset.
S v 2!1d f'r said county, on
tlie 15ih day of F?bru iry. A.
D. 1817, before the Honorable Judgt
thereof.
( On motion of Mr. Kimmel, the court
confirm the Inquisition and grants ru!
fn the heirs and legal representativet cf
John Graham, deceased, to appear at an
;;('jonmpd Orplnns Court, to be Ii I J at
Somerset on Monday the lOih day cf
'May next, (1S47,) to accept or refuse m
lake tlie l?e:d Eslate of said deceased,
at the appraised price.
I Extract from the records of said
jrourt. certified this 15th day of Febrnic
ry, 10 iv.
Wm. II. PICKING,
February 23, 1847. Clerk.
Somerset County, ss.
TIIF COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
To Llisabelh Ilhoads. Greeting:
IM
M T 11 K R E A S. Philip
! J S V y Rhoads did on the 2nd
j L" ' v day of September, Eighteen
hundrel ami forty-fix, prefer
his petition to the Honorable the Judges
of the Ceurl of Common Pleas of Som
erset county, pr.ning, that for cause
jtherein set forth, he might be divorced
jfrom the Bonds of Matrimony cnttrc-J
into with you. the said Elizabeth
j Rhoads, in all time to come as if he
never had bren married or as if you
jwere naturally dead. We therefore
commana vou t!e saui Liizabetn Khua
,,at seitirg .aside all excuses and other
business, vou be and appear in vour
proper person before our Judges at Som-
ersel at our County Court of Common
Pleas there to le held on the second
j Monday of February next, to answer
!ihe petition or libel of the said Philip
j heads and to show cause, if any you
hare, why the aaid Philip; your husband.
should not be divorced from yeur socie-
!lVf it. Iiu t cnir nuu v j tmt fl i J 9 auu 1 1 "tii
you the said Elizabeth as fully and ef
fectually as if he never had been mar
ried or as if you the said Elizabeth were
naturally dead, agreeably to the act of
lAssembly in such case made and provi
ded, and hereof you are not to fail.
Witness the Honorable Jeremiah S.
J-ck, President of our said courl .1
Somerset this 23d day of jember
,Ann Domini, 18 IG. A. J. OGLL.
Alarch 3i;, 1B47. 1'rotuonotury.
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