B t OUT: SOMERSET HERALD. sor-icnsET, pa., TUESDAY. AUGUST 21, JT FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNI TED STATES IN 1S48- QEH'L ZACHARY TAYLOR, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HON. ANDREW STEWART. fiuljtcl to the deriiwn of a National Convention " County Meeting, The Democratic Anlimasons Sz Whigs of Somerset. County are requested to meet in the Court House in Somerset on Tuesday evening of Court we'ek, (August 3 1 si) to respond to the nominations made by the County Convention, and to adopt i uc!) measures as may be deemed neces sary to insure the triumph of their prin ciples anil tli election of thelr candidates it the ?ppro:iching election- Bv onleT of the- ' COUNTY COMMITTEE. OUR PROSPECTS. . We have intelligence from all parts of the State, which warrants us in saying that the prospects of the Whig and Anti masonic party were never more cheering than they are at the present time. This is owing, in the first place, to the unani mity of sentiment which pervades its ranks, both in. regard to measures and in regard to its candidates; and secondly, to the knowledge which the Whigs and An limasons of the State have of the jiodis orERAXDi of their political opponents. The swindle which was perpetrated upon Pennsylvania in 1844 by means of the Kane letter" is yet fresh in their memo ry; and they are therefore on the look out" for similar tricks from the wire workers of the same party, in the present contest. They are aware that those chaps" are never very scrupulous about the use of mean?, provided they suit their cuds; that they lay their plans Mason i cally and carrv them out either eoldlv cr fxeakixglv, as circumstances seem best to favor them: and that the only way in which those plans can be defeated is, by presenting an unbroken front and mar ching to the ballot-box in solid column. That this will be done at the ensuing e- Icction, we are assured froi various sour ces. We can vouch for Somerset coun ty. She will do her dutv : and when the Whir thunder shall come rolling down Lor mountains and re-echoing through l.cr valleys, soma folks will probably be f ecu dodrin around the corners and sheer ing off from the merry crowd, like fo many of the feathered tribe toddling away in search of shelter from a hail-storm. WASHINGTON NATIONAL MON UMENT. Samuel W. Pearson, Esq., of our borough, has been appointed Agent of the Washington Monument Association for Somerset County, and will ere long call upon our citizens to procure subscriptions to aid in the erection of this noble Na tional enterprise. Mr. Pearson is a gen tleman peculiarly fitted for the discharge of the duties confided to him, and will doubtless succeed to the full extent of the anticipations of the Association. For the information of the public we may state, that the project of erecting a monument to the Memory of Washing ton was started many years since, and that at one time, some ten years ago, the sum of $30,000 was raised by subscrip tion; but being inadequate to the accom plishment of the object, it was invested in stocks and at this time amounts to a bout S GO, 000. . The monument is to be a circular colo rndc, 2.30 feet in diameter and 100 feet high, mounted by an obelisk of 70 feet at the base and 500 feet high, making al together G0Q fect in height. i - The present officers of the Association ztc: James K. Polk, cx-ofiicio President; William Brent, Esq.: the Mayor of Wash ington, Mr. .Whittlesey, and Gen. A. Henderson, Vice Presidents; J. B. H. Smith, - Treasurer; George Watterson, Secretary; Gen. W. Scott, Gen. N. Tow con, Col. J. J. Abert, Col. J. Kearney, Gen. W Jones, Thomas Casbcry, IVtcr Force, W. A. Bradley, P. R. Kendall, John P. Ingle and Thomas Munroe, Ma Eager?. THE NEWS FROM MEXICO. The report of the taking of the city of Mexico by General Scott, given in last week's paper, has tamed out o have been unfounded. At hte3t accounts General Scott was still at Puebla. For particulars tee the correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette, in another column. 3Ji'Dcn B anks, the present Whig State Treasurer, has not only paid off the August interest, but has a surplus in the Treasury amounting to some three hun dred thousand dollars. CThcjpotatoe rot has again made i's rippearajce, and we lccrn that it 16 as c :rin:iivp in the . neighborhood of tills pU'c as it was last yer. ; IRVIN AND TAYLOR. Gen. Irvin is evidently destined to be elected Governor of Pennsylvania in 1817 and Gen. Taylor President of the United States in 18-18: Both are object ed to by some folks on account of their being engaged in the iron business. Gen. Irvin makes iron, and Gen. Taylor ises it. .bach seems to understand his branch of the business well and each may be said to be "Rough" the one be cause iron-making is "rough" work and the other because he makes "roujh" use of the article. To the Mexicans, Gen. Taylor has been a "rough" customer and to the Locofocos, both he and Gen. Irvin will prove "rough" candidates. To trv to defeat such, "iron masters" is a "rough" undertakingand to fail in the effort is a "rough" mortification. The whole business is a "rough" one, and may be parsed thus : Gen. Taylor beating the Mexicans rough; General Irvin elected Governor rougher; Rough and Ready going to the White House roughest. CWe see it stated in several of our exchanges upon the authority of a letter from Washington, that the Administration has decided on calling out ten additional regiments, under the act of 13th May, 1815. Had these additional troops been sent into the field immediately after the taking ot Monterey, what number of lives and what amount of money might have been saved to the nation !" We refer our readers to a very interes ting account of the capture, adventures and suflerings of Majs. Gaines and Bor land's party, in Mexico, published on first page of to-days paper. Also, to a letter from Major Jack Downing, which will be found on our fourth page. CtiPWc learn from the Telegraph that the Hon. John Banks, State Treasurer, recently left Harrisbucgh on a visit to his family in Reading, is lying ill. . We hope that his sickness will not prove very se rious or protracted. gThe Washington correspondent of the New York Herald mentions a re port, that the gallant Gen. Worth de clines serving as the subordinate of Gen- erals Pillow and Quitman, Polk's new of- , ficers. C7We had frost last Friday morning,"! though not sufficiently severe to do much injurj'. 02The oats crop in this county has been rery abundant the present season. T1IE.LOCOFOCOS & Gen. TAYLOR. The following is the vote of the Penn sylvania delegation, in the last Congress, on Mr. Faran's amendment to the Reso lutions of thanks to Gen. Taylor, which provided "that nothing therein contained j should be construed into an approval of the terms of the capitulation at Monter cy thus construing the vote ol thanks into a direct vote of censure. For this vote of censure (Faran's a mendmcnt) we find the names of every Locofoco from Pennsylvania, save one, in favor and every Whig against it. Here are the names from the Journal. For the vote of censure. Jl gainst it. James Black. Andrew Stewart. Richd. Broadhead. Jas. Buflinston. a .at Jacob Erdman. II. T). Foster. W.S.Garvin. C. J. Ingersoll. O. D. Leib. Moses McLean. John Ritter. J. II Evving. Jas. Pollock. Alex. Ramsey. J. R. Ingersoll. Jno. Strom. A. R. Ilvaine. David IViLnol. I. S. Yost. Absent, J. Blanchard. C. Darrah. J. II. Campbell. Jas. Thompson. L- Levan. Yet we are told the locofocos are for Gen. Taylor. This was 'elevating General Taylor with a vengeance! About like the 4o? s cr' Brutus and his co-conspirators gave to Caesar in the Senate chamber. B. & S. Jour. Corrcspondsncc of the Pittsburgh Gazette. I'UACi: PROSPECTS. DEATHS AT VERA CRUZ, &c. Richmond, Aug. 15,8, P. M. No papers received here to-day, South of Charleston, South Carolina. The New Orleans Picayune contains furtfier details, but no later arrivals of news from the Army. The news from Vera Cruz and Puebla dilFcrs from that formerly received; and is decidedly more favorable to Peace than it waa. The correspondents of the New Or leans Picayune derived much of their in formation from the English who area ware of the efforts ot their Minister to bring about negotiations of Peace, and prevent the capital from falling into our hands. , Letters in the Picayune, from the Cap itol, dated the 20th, say that Saula Anna is sole dictator, and that Congress can do nothing for want of a quorum. The Government is seeking a closer union with European powers, and with this view, have given orders to liquidate their claims. " About 654 men were to leave for Vera Cruz on board the steamer Fashion, un der the command of Col. Wilson. From the 16th to the 31st of July, the number of deaths in Vera Cruz from the Vomilo, were, soldiers 13;of the Quartet master's department it; Mexicans C; others 2; loul 35. , -: THE ELECTIONS. Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette. Richmond, Aug. 15. ALABAMA. The Gubernatorial and Congressional elections of the State of Alabama hare re cently taken place. Chapman, the Loco Foco candidate for. Governor, is said to be elected. - - .-. . ; MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. District 1st, John Gay le, Whig. 2d, Henry W. Hillard; Whig. " 3d, Sampson W. Harris, L. F. 4th, S. W. Inge, L- F. 5th, Geo. S. llpuston, L. F. 6th, W. R. W. Cobb, L. F. 7 th, F. W. Bowdon, L. F. (t We have returns sufficient to make as- surance doubly sure that the next Con- grs will present a Whig majority in the , Fhe following 'are the! members recently elected: KENTUCKY. District 1st, Lynn Boyd, L. F. ' ' 2d, F. R. Peyton, L. F., p'rob. 3d, Beverly F. Clarke, L. F. 4th, Buckner, Whig.'""' 5ih, Thompson, , " 6th, Adams, " 7th, Duncan," " 8th, C. S. Morehead, " Jth, Richard French L. F. 10th. Jno. P. Gaines, Whig. ,4 INDIANA. MEMbFRS OF CONGRESS. j District, 1st, Elisha Embree, Whig. 2d, 1 nomas J. Henley, L. F. 3d, Jno. L. Robinson, L. F. 4th, Caleb B. Smith, Whig. 5th, Wm. W Wick, L. F. 6th, Geo. C. Dunn, Whig. 7th, R. W. Thompson, Whig. 8th, John Pettitt, L. F. 9th, Cathcart, L. F. . 10th, Rochhill, L. F.-reported. 4 u tl 44 NORTH CAROLINA. MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED. District 1st, E. Clingman or Bynum, W 2d, Nathaniel Hoyden, Whig. " 3d, Daniel M. Barringer, "Whig. " 4th. Augustin II. Shepherd, W 5th, Abraham Venablc, L. F. " 6th, James J. M'Kay, L. F. 7th, Gen. Daniel, L. r. 8th, R. S. Donnell, Whig, 9th, Col. Outlaw, Whig. TENNESSEE. We are informed of the success of the ;n rM,e . " . District 2d, Win. M. Cocke, Whig. 3d, John II. Grozier, Whig. 4th, H. L. W. Hill, Democrat. 44 5th, Geo. WT. Jones, Democrat. 7th, Meredith P. Gentry, W. 44 8th, Washington Barrow, Whig. In the last Congress, the Whigs had 5 members from Tennessee, the Locos G and this relation will probably remain un disturbed. ILLINOIS. Richardson, L. F., is probably elected to Congress over Wilcox, Whig, in the Peoria district. District 2nd, R. K. Meade, L. F. District 1st, Wm rhompson, L. F. 2d, LefHcr, L. F. DIEI5: At La Fayette, near New Orleans, on the20ih tilt.," of Yellow Fever, Mr. Bart ley Df.nnison, sged about 37 years, son of Hugh Dennison late of Bedford Co., dee'd, himself lately a resident of this county, leaving an aftlicted widow and sev eral children in Wheeling, Va., to mourn their great and irreparable loS9.. New Advertisements. s& suiaa. '"jT'HE undersigned. Forwarding Mer JaL chants, at Cumberland, Md., hive disposed of their interest in the business, to Mr. Walter Shriver, who will conduct the f-aine, nn bin own account, at the old standv usinj the name and -atyl-j of Dickinson & Co." Mr. Shriver baring long been their t hief clerk, is well acquainted with the business, and the undersigned take plea sure in lecomniending him to the patron ;ure of their old friends, who mav be sending Merchandise or Produce, over the Baltimore and Ohio Kail Road. DICKINSON & CO. Ans24.-'47-2m mm iET FOUNDRY. Hip HE undersigned Totild inform the JL citizens at large, that they have fit ted up a steam engine in complete order, which wiH enable them to say that they can compete with tny establishment in Western Pennsylvania,'" in the way of castings. Their casting will consist in part, of Stoves, Grates, Ploughs, and Plough Points, and all kinds and dt criptim of HO LLQ IF-VfjJRE. They have alsa fitted np turning lathes and are ready at any time to ?ake in tur ning, which will be done on the short est notice. : ' - h has been but a short time since the above named Foundry has been, put in operation, md the undersigned are thank ful for the very flattering support alrea dy offered them. They would also add, that they hope to give satisfaction to all who will hereaTfer civc them a call. ARMSTRONG & CO. -Somerset, Aug24, 47-3m BLANK - SUMMONS AND EXECU- TIONS Fcr sale at this Oce. ! PROCLAMATION. nmiEREAS, by au act of the Gen V Y eral Assembly of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An act relating to the Elections of this Common wealth,' it is enjoined on the Sheriff to give public notice of such election, and to enumerate in such notice wbat officers are to be clecjed: In pursuance thereof, I, Samuel Griffith; High Sheriff of the County of Sumer- j set do hereby make known and give public notice to the qualified electors of the said county, that a will be held on the second Tuesday of October next, (being the I2ih day of the month.) at the several election dis tricts, to wit : The Electors of the borough and ownsIliP f Somerset, to meet at the Court House, in said borough; The Electors of the township of Mil ford, to meet at the house of John Vel ler, in said township; The ElectiTS of the township of Turkey-foot, to meet at the house of Joseph I mi township- The Electors of the township of Ad- dison.to meet at the house of Samttel Eider, in the town of Petersburg!,, in said township; ' pi.. pi-...',d r .K. i.ml 1 1 l'l w ' I i uu iirviiir v't j i i lick, to meet at the house formerly occu pied by Joseph Mills, in Salisbury, in taid township; The Electors of the township of Sum mit, to meet at the School House of My ers Mill, in said township; The Electors of the township of Greenville, to meet at the house vi Geo. Long, in said township; The Electors of the township of South ampton, to meet at the house of panic! Ijepley. in said township;- The Electors of the Borough of Ber lin and the township of Brothersvailcy, to meet at the house of Arclnhul Collis ion, in said borough; - jf'he Electors of the township of Sio nycreek, to meet at the house of Jacob Will. jr. in. said township; - The Electors of the Borough of Stoys town. to mret at the house of John Hue, in said borough; The Electors of the township of Qsie mahoiiing to meet at the house of David S.'tafTer, in Stoystown; The Electors of the township of Al legheny, to meet at the house of lames Pliilsfnt. in siJ township; The Electors of the township of Con emaugh, to rueei at the house of Peter Levy, in said township; Tne Elector of the township of Shade to meet at the house of Henry Fry, in said township; The Electors of the township of Paint to meet at the School House erectrd on the bind of Henry Berkey, in said town ship; The Electors of the township of Jen ner, to mre at the house of George Par ker, in said township; The Electors of the township of Jef ferson, will elect at the house of Henry Baker, in said township; and Jacob llershherger, Jmtes Morrison and Sam uel Shallis, by an act of the General As sembly, are appointed and authorized to hold the election; At which time and places the Qualified Electors aforesaid will elect by ballot. One Person fur Governor, of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. One Person for Canal Com missioner of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania. One Person for Member of the House of Representa tives ol the Common wealth of Pennsylvania. One Person for Commission er of the County of Som-j erset, One Person for County Trea surer. One Person for Auditor of said County, One Person for Poor House Director, for three years, and One Person for Poor House Director for one year. fC7The election to be openet! be tween the hours ol 8 and 10. o'clock in the forenoon, by a public proclamation, and to be kept open until 7 o'clock in the evening, when the polls shall be close d.O'3 "The inspectors and judges of the e lection, shall meet at their respective pla ces appointed for holding the election in the district to which they respectively belong, before nine o'clock of the morn ing of the second Tuesday of October, and each of said Inspectors shall appoint one clerk, who ilull be a qualified voter of such district." "And it i further directed, that the Sheriff 'shall give notice that every per fon, excepting justices of the peace, wh shall hold any office or appointment of profit r trust under the Government of the United Siates or of this State, or of any city or incorporated district, whe ther a commissioned officer or otherwise a subordinate officer or agent, who is, or shall be employed under ihe legislative, executive or judiciary department of this Slate, or of the United States, or of any city or incorporated district, and that ev ery member of Congress, and of the Stale Legislature, and of the select or common counctl of any cny, or comints sianer of any incorporated district is, by law incapable of eierririny, at the same time, the office or appointment of judge, inspector, or clerk of any election of this commonwealth. nd that no hpertor, judge or other officer of any suh elec tion, shall be eligible to any office to be then voted for. "In case the person who shall hare re ceived the second highest number of votes for infpect'T. shall not attend on the day of election, the person whohall have receited the second highest ntiirber of votes for judge at th next preceed ing election, shall act as inspector in his place. Anil in msc the person who shall have received the highest number of votes for inspector shall not attend, the person e!e ted a judge shall appoint an inspector in 1 tat place; and in case thp person elected a judge ha!l nrt attend, then the inspector who shall have receiv ed the highest .number of votes, shall appoint a j'tdge in bis pl.ief; and if any vacancy shall coniiiuie in the board for the pare of one h-mr afti r the time rfxed by l.tv for the opening of the election, lite qualified vottr of the township, ward or district, for wbirlt such officer shall h.ive been elecipd. nrroftit ut ilia nb.ee uf election, shall elect one of thf ir I number to fill the vacacv. -Incase anv clerk, appointed under i il.e .provision of ihU . .n, shall neglect i ,l "end at anv election during said year j itrtiall be the duty of the inspector ho apPoin.ed faid clerk, or the person fillinj .i,. nral.n f SI1I., mnPt,,r. to A.rthvtitl. ; g y - appoint u Mtit.ib'e person as rlerk, quali fied as aforesaid, who shall perforin the duties fr the ve;tr." ' 'It shall be the dmy of the several as-j sessors. reaiectircly to auemi at tne place of holding every general, special or township election, during the whole time said election is kept open, fcr the pur pose of giving information to the inspec tor, and judge when called on, in rela tion to the right of any person assessed by them to vote at such election, or such other matters in relation to the assess ment of voters as the saiti inspectors or either of them, shall from lime to time require." . "Nn person shall be permitted to vote at any e!ec;ion as aforesaid, than a white freeman of the cge of twenty-one years or more, who shall have resided in this State at least one year, and in the elec tion district where he offers to vote, at least ten days immediately preceedinj such election, and within two years paid a state or county tax, which shall have been assessed at least ten days before the election. But a citizen of the United States who has previously been a quali fied voter of this Sia'e, and removed" therefrom and returned, and who hall bae resided in the election district and paid taxes aforesaid, shall be entitled to vole after residing in this State G months Provided, That the while freeman, citi zens of the United Slates between the a ges of tweuiy-one and twenty-two years and have resided in the election district ten days as aforesaid, shall be entitled lo voe. although they shall not have paid taxes." "No person shall be admitted to vote whose name is not contained in the list of taxable inhabitants furnished by the commissioners, unless. First lie produce a receipt fur the payment, within two year.", of a State or county tax assessed agreeably to the Constitution, and give satisfactory evidence either on his own aih or affirmation, nr the oath or affir m tion of another that has paid such a tiX, or on failure to produce a receipt, shall make an oath to the payment there of; or Second if he claim a right to vote by being an elector between the age of twenty-one and twenty-two years, he shall depose an oath or affirmation that he has resided in the State at least one year next before bis application, and "make sm h proof of residence in the dis trict as is required by ibis act, and that he tljes verily believe, from the accounts given him that he is of the age aforesaid, and ive such oilier evidence as is requi red by this aci, whereupon the name of the person so admitted to vote shall be in- ! cnrtoil in tdp list hr 1 1 1 a i nsnpr tors and note iii;de opposite thereto by writing the word "tax, it he shall be ao muted, to vote by reason thereof having paid tax, or the word "aje'if he shall be admitted to vote by reason of such vote shall be i railed oui in ifie rlerks. who shall make the like notes in the list of voters kept bv the:n. "In all cases where the name of the person chiming to vote is found 'on the list furnished by ihe commissioners anJ asesnr. or hi rinht lo vote whether found thetpon or not. is objected to by any qualified citizen, it shall be the duty cf the inspectors, to examine such peron j nn o;ilh as the qualifications, and if he rhims to have resi led in the State lt one yeiror more, his o itti shall be suffi cient proof thereof, but shall make proof bv at least one competent witness, who shall be a qualified elector, that he has resided within the district for more than ten days immediately - preceedinz said e lection, and shall also swear that his bon j tide residence, in pursuance of his lawful calling, is within the district, and that he did not remove int the district for the purpose of toting therein. "Every person qualified as aforesaid, and who shall m;iko due proof, if requi red, of bis residence and payment of taxes, as aforesaid, shall be admitted to vote in the township, ward or district, in which he shall reside. 'If any person shall prevent or at tempt to prevent any ofHcerof anv elec tion under this act, from holding such e- lection, or use or threaten any violence to any such oflieer, or shall in'errupijnr improperly interiere with him in the ex- j ecuifn of his duty, or shall block up the i window, or avenue to any window where j ihe same may be hauling, or shall rit j ously disturb the peai e al such election, j or shall use or practice any intisnid itiny i threats, force or violence, with design to influence unduly or overawe any elect ir , ?r to ptcTcat r.iat from vui:a$ or to res- train the frefu.an of choice, suth-person on conviction shall be fined fo any surar not exceeding five hund.ed iM'jrn n be imprisoned fur any time not kis th:x one rcon'.h nor rcrnre ihn twe!e months, and if it shall hjlmwnio ihe cocrt, wheie llie trial i;f such offence hall be lint!, that the person so lend ing was not a rcU!ert of the city. ware', or district, or tow rship w here the raid oflenoi was committed, and not entitled to a vote therein, then on conviction, ha shall be fentrtired to pay a fine of not If s than one hundred nor mre than one thousand dullr. atd e impmoned not less than 6 combs nor more than 2 year?. -If any person or persons shall'maka Any bet or wager upon the reuliof anv election within this commonwealth, or shall oflVr to make anv such bet or wa ger, either by verbal proclamation there of, or by anv' written or printed adver tisement, challenge or invite any person; to make such be I or wnjer, upon con fiction thereof, he or they shall forfeit and pay three times the amount so bet or offered to be bet. ' If any person not by law qualified. s!,n!l fraudulently vote at any election in "i.i- it i tins commonweann, or oring ntnerwiso hnali,'ed sha!l vote out, of hit proyce dinci, , r if any person knowing ,h I wanl ' $f h qualification, shall atd t j ?? P"!0 oie. the person, J lending, shal, on eonv.ct.on; be fined ,n an7 s,,m not exceeJisjf two hundred dollars and be imprisoned for any terra not exceeding three months. "If any person shall vote at more than one election district, or otherwise fraud ulently vote more than once on Ihe same ! or sha11 fraudulently fold and delir- er to the inspector two trckets folded to gether with the intent illegally to vote, advise and procure another to to do, he or they offending shall on conviction, b fined in any sum not less than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars; and ba imprisoned for any term not less than three or more than twelve months. "If any person not qualified to vote iti this common wealdi agreeably to law. (except the sons of qualified citizens,) shall appear at any place of election for the purpose of issuing tickets or of in fluencing the citizens qualified to vote, he shall on conviction, forfait and pay any sum not exceeding one hundred do! lars for every such an offence; and bs imprisoned for any term not exceeding three months.' And the return judges of the respec tive districts are requested to meet al tha Court House in the borough of Somer set, on the Friday succeeding the second Tuesaday in October, (being the 15ih) then and there to perform the duties en joined upon them by law. Given under my hand, at my ofilce ill Somerset, this 2 lib day of August, in the year of cur Lord one thou sand eight hundred and forty seven, and the 7 1 ft of the Independence of the United Statrs. SAMUEL GIMFF1TII. Sheriff. BLANOEEDS. A Lot of Blank Deeds just prin ted, on fine white gaper, and now for sale at this office. Six Cents Reward. B AN away from the subscriberV JLtt. in Elklick township, oomerset county. Pa., on the I3th day of July last, an indented apprentice to the Cabinet making business, named John M'CIos key, said runaway is between 2 and 23 years old. five feet 7 or 8 inches high, anil dark complexion ; had on when ha left a brown frock coat ; the above re ward will be given to any person return ing him, but no other charges paid. A Mil ROSE BR IKE. An-. 3-4r-3- FERDINAND DRIKE c 5 o Pi r m at 3 cr. e c o o c3. 2 o 3 cc to O 2.2 ' c a . mrM . c u f tr Q Cm1? & 1 W c Lev ft & 3. - ej 13 C o Hi PI h M f-i . as .. t. e a. ? - o T3 - u c 5 c Z - - a A3 w CD 2 w Z k. o s J "Si o 2 r js try GHAIBS! b GHAIHS! GORDON k BIITCHELL. I fehnp one door west of J. NefT VTavem, and "" nrarlv opjosite S. Kurtz Dru Store, Min Street, Somerset, l'a. TIIESUHSCRI HERS would respect, fully inform the citizens of Somer set and surrounding countty, that they intend tn rarrv on the Chair Making Kulncss, at thfir old sunl, where they will ron stnnily keep on hand and will make to n m ft tn tOimnOll, JlRCy, lipp2Cail03 4y J Zj US $ Scilecs SiBosloii RocUiny Chairs, which they will sr'.l very low fur cash er exchange fur lumber or approved coun Irv produce. oranr flEOF.r.n U. GORDON, O. y Ml iCJIELL, "47 inrf 1:
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