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With carbon h df0gen atotr and oxide Of ammoGam
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dsrs them deeply interesting study the physician sisp
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hspttic disorders aud general rrosirdOu This piafah
earnestly rnen'rd only by the roprrofs, hui
thOs- whO have sNIerieuce'i IT. curative Effects.
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value aud efficacy, pamphlets, which may be obl
Of tie pforflrtrr5 aud their agents gratis. n
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Sold also at 2I3 Broadway - East Broadway and BY Dug
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ITALIA. MEpCArED soar nj q Courtlandt st. Al wahus
u OL The country p nse apng o. above.
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eSrImAtot oi these yegrnia MAY BE- had Il "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

The tonnage arriving at tide water, the Profate
of Western States Canada OF Vermont, coming IN
al Buffalo, Black Rock, Oswsgo and Whitehall,
and passing en- the Erie aud Champlain Canals Tor
nine wears. viz: from I536 to lsii, inclusive, was
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COURT OF OYER AND TERslINER.-The trial &C
Klein, for the murder Of Catharne anlln was continued
yesterday. James Lee, living Hanllns testified as
follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

91- JOHN l. GRAHAM, our late Postmaster, upon
sur.enderns his post to his successor, was ad-
dressed by the Clerks, Carriers, sc. in a letter ex
presslye OF entire esteem, affection ana gratitude.
He says in his response that he never removed q
subordinate for his Political opinions, and that he
considers different coerse would be " dangerous
to the public interests and hostile 10 the spirit OF
our institutions In returairg them his thanks, he
mentions that he received an expression of conf
dence and approval equally emphatic from the late
Postmaster General and adds:
To this high and grateful testimonial, have also the
pleasure Of adding the reception OF another voluntarily
'eniered by nearly -Four thousand OF our fellow citizens
representing large proportion OF the intelligence re-
sPeciani;y and wealth this community; and inciucius
very numerous representation Of Merchants and others
having most intercourse with is Office; WHO expressed
ther favorable opinion upon my administration, and th-
decided wish for nv retention
For these manifestations Of good feeling and friendly
support tender my grateful acknowledgements They
afford me sweet soace and honorable viEdcaon
tile moment Of my retiring from this Office. suddenly
aud xpecied, before the Of my appointment has
expired"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

Ship North Star I'm LiverpHo: brig De Za'do' Kings
bnrv m, Vera Cruz. 10 X De Ztdo.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-23

Several other witnesses were examined, but 10
facts elected. ] he defence is insanity.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

Al a meeting Of the citizens of Somer-
set county held at the Borough of Somer-
set, on Manday the 22d day of Decem-
Der inst. On motion Samuel w. Pear
son Esq, was called to the chair and Jno.
o. Kimmel and Isaac Hugus Esqs. ap-
pointed Secretaries.
Resolved, That the following persons
be appointed delegates to represent Som
erset county in a convention to be held
at Harrisburg, on the 18th of January
next, in favor of continuous Rail Road
from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, and for
the extension of the B. e. o. Rail Road
from Cumberland to Pittsburgh.
Hon. ]. S Black, Simon Gebhart,
Jno. o. Kimmel, Samuel w. Pearson. J..
r. Edie, John Hanna, Henry l.. Hol-
Brook, Jonas Keim, F. M. Kimmell, S.
Harmed, Peter Myers, Gillian G. Lint,
Jost. ]. Stutzman, John Neff, Isaac HUI
gus, A. ]. Ogle. Ross Forward, Henry
Walter, Samuel Kimmel, Samuel Phil
son, A. III. Philson, Samuel Gather, M.
A. Sanner, Jos. Cummins, Geo. Choir
penning Jr. Geo. Klingaman Jr. DIR. M.
Berkey, ]. F. Cox, Daniel Lepley, j. X.
Brennan, Samuel Gaumer, Geo. w.
Walker, Samuel Miller of Summit, Elias
K. Beichley, Abm, Beam, Geo. Mowry,
Jonathan Row, Gen. John Hite, Col.
Henry Little Geo. 10y, Roger Marshall,
iona. Statler, John Witt, d. Weyand.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Somerset
Herald and all other papors friendly to
granting the right of way TO the B. d o.
Railroad Company.
SAMUEL w. PEARSON
President.
john o. KIMMEL,
ISAAC HUGUs.
Secretaries.
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LUTHERAN
Conference Meeting.

THE CLERGY AND CONGRE-
CATIONS, COMPOSING THE CONFERENCE
DISTRICT OF SOMERSET CoUNRY, IN CON-
NEcTIoN WITH THE ALLEGHENY Evan
GELIcAL LUTHERAN SYNOD OF PENN'A,
Are hereby nolided, that the first NEE
ting of their Conference will be held in
the Lutheran Church al Ceutreville, COM
mencing on Thursday the s. of January
next, at candleIight. Ench pastoral dis
tricl is expected to send one delegate to
accompany the Pastor. All the brethren
are urgently invited TO attend, as business
Of importance requires their attention.
Nj. f. PFAHLER. Pastor Loci.
dec5 AS p. RIZER. s. r.
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Bread-stuffs in England.

At the last dates the British Cabinet
had not agreed to open the ports for the
admission Of foreign breadstuffs. Nor
was there probability that they would
be opened. Sir Robert Peel, it was un-
derstood, would have Parliament conven-
ed early in January, and would then pro-
pose the appropriation Of three millions
sterling to public works, mostly railroads,
for the purpose of giving employment to
the poor, hoping thereby to be able to re-
lieve them more efTectually than could be
done by the opening of the ports. In
how far such measure will be practical
bic it is not for as TO say; but we see by
extracts from English journals that the
Premier has been denounced in various
quarters for the course he is pursuing, and
in some instances change of Ministers
is very confidently predicted. The next
arrival from England is therefore looked
for with much interest.
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POSTSCRIPT.


In the House of Representatives, on
Tuesday last, the Resolutions of Mr..
Douglass, to admit Texas into the Union,
were taken up as the first thing in order.
The previous question was moved and
sustained, l0S yeas to 80 nays. The
Resolutions were then ordered to be en-
crossed, and the main question put by a
vote of al TO Sc.
The Resolutions were then put upon
their final passage, and adopted by vote
of l4l to Sc.
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sneech of nIr. stewart.

We are indebted to the National lntelli-
gencer for copy Of the speech Of Mr..
Stewart, which we publish on the first
and second pages of tc-day's paper. The
facts and arguments presented in this
speech ere such, we think, as cannot be
refuted-and whatever fate may await the
present Tariff, Mr.. Stewart deserves, and
will receive, the thanks, not only Of his
Immediate constituents, but of the friends
Of Domestic Industry throughout the u
mon, for his efforts to save it.
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Somerset County, SIS.

somerset county, SIS.
.A~~~G a r an adjourned Orphans
So court held al Somerset in
h'0 and for said county on the 9Th
SIX day of December. A. d, ls45.
Before the Honorable Judges thereof.
IN the matter OF the real estate Of
John Sutton, deed. viz: l56 acres Of
land, situate in Somerset township, sold
by John Sutton in his lifetime 10 Samuel
Metzler, per article Of agreemen, dated
25lh day Of January. 1927.
AMI now to wit. December 9th, 1915,
on petition Of William King and John
Cobaugh. executors Of the last will and
testament Of John Sutton, deceased, the
court grant a rule on the heirs and legal
representatives of said deceased, TO ap-
pear at an adjourned Orphans court to
be held at Somerse, on Monday the Cd
day of March, 1916. and shew cause, if
any they have, why specific perfor-
nance of said contract should not be de-
creed and the executors aforesaid allowed
to execute title TO the purchaser agree.
ably TO the terms and conditions oil SAID
agreement.
Extract from the records OF said court,
certified December slh. ls45.
WM II PICKING.
dee2s as Clerk.
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CAUTION.

wv HEREAS gave to Jacob Pile Of
w Milford township. Somerse. ro.,
three notes of hand, dated on the 18Th
Of September. lS45, one calling fnr ten
dollars, and the other two for FIVE dollars
each, one due S months months after
date. and the others and months af-
Ter date. Not having received value for
the same, hereby caution all persons a.
gainsI taking an assignment of either or
all Of said notes, as | shall not pay them
unless compelled by law.
decl6'45 JONATHAN PILE.
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Somerset COunty, SIS.
slec26 'A5

OOHtCts sCt COUnIJ9 oo'
M~~~@ n 4 an adjourned Orphans
&aA court held al Somerset in
: h-'' and for sold county. on the IL.
I~~~@ day Of November, 1s45. Be-
fore the Honorable Judges thereof.
IN the matter Of the real estate Of Phi.
lip King. deed. viz 1877 acres Of land.
situate in Turkeyfool township. valued
and appraised at and for the sum Of fifty
nine cents per acre. Inquisition confirm
ed Sd December 1928.
And now 10 wit, November 10, 1915,
tile court on motion grant rule on the
heirs an legal representatives of said de-
ceased, to appear al an adjoured Orphans
court TO be held at Somerset on Monday
the 2d day of March, 1916. and shew
cause if any they have, why the real es-
tate of Philip King, decd, should not be
sold. Personal notice to all the heirs in
this county, and notice by publication IN
the Somerset Herald for weeks, 10 alb.
sent heirs. and one paper containing the
notice, sent 10 the nearest post office al
which they respectively reside.
Extracl from the records Of said court,
certified November 18th, 1915.
JOHN q KIMMEL,
dec9S '45-3t Clerk.
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Snow af Quebec,

The Quebec Gazette of the 5th says,
that the thermometer at that place was at
ten degrees below zero, the snow lay in
heaps more than fifteen feet high, and
was then falling so thick that it was i'm
possible TO see distance of few yards.
The St. Lawrence was piled up with float
ing ice.
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Somerset County, SIS.

,,z,ss, A \ an adjourned Orphans
.3*Ma&. Court held at Somerset
3&sM Nc in andsfor said county, on the
Sst Slh day Of December. A. D.
~ 1915. Before the Honorable
Judges thereof.
On motion Of +. VI. Kimmel. ESQ.,,
The court confirm the inqulsitinn on the
real estate Of Elizabeth Poorbsugii, de-
ceased. and grant rule on the heirs and
legal representatives Of said deceased, to
appear al an adjourned Orphans Court,
10 be held at Somerset OF Monday the
I'd day of March next, and accept or re-
fuse TO take The real estate af said Ellza'
beth Poorbaugh, decd, at the appraised
price.
Extract from the records Of said court
certified this 9Th day of December. A .
d. IS45. WM II PICKING,
deca3 As Clerk.
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Hon. John w, DayIs.

This gentleman, the present Speaker of
Congress, was born in Lancaster county,
Pa, studied Medicine at Carlisle, and
emigrated to Indiana in 1923.
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n o T &c T..

THE undersigned Auditors will meet
al the office of Samuel w Pearson. OF
Wednesday the 2lsl day Of January
next, for the purposes in the foregoing
commission mentioned. at which place
and time all persons interested may at
tend If they think proper.
WM II POSTLETHWAITE
SAMUEL w PEARSON,
DANIEL WEYAND,
dec17 as Auditors.
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CAUTION.

NXTHEREAS on the s6th day Of Au-
w gust 1880. the subscriber gave a
nnte Of hand to William Funk, calling
fpr twenty-five dollars and sixteen cents;
and some time afterwards another. calling
for Twelve dollars. which said notes are
paid; and therefore caution all persons
against taking an assignment of either Of
them, as shall not pay them again.
i)ec43 DAVID HOOVER.
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MEETING.

A meeting of the friends
Of Agriculture is to be held
at the Court Honse in Som
erset, on the 1st of January,
at 2 o'clock. p. nj.
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JOHN o. KIMMEL,
ISAAC HUGUs.
Secretaries.
&on6teSSionac.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THUspAY, DECEMBER IL, ls45.


Mr.. ]. Q, Adams presented a remon-
STRANGE we could not hear from whence
it came against the admission of Texas
into the Union as q slavebolding State;
andmoved that the remonstrance, togeth-
er with like remonstrances presented by
him yesterday and laid on the table, be
referred to a Select Committee, to be
composed of member from each State.
Mr.. Boyd moved that the remonstrance
lie on the table.
This motion prevailed
Mr.. Adams here remarked that, from
the course pursued by the House on the
remonstrances he had presented against
the admission OF Texas into the Union as
a slaveholding State, he presumed it was
intended not to give the remonctrants a
hearing; and that the admission Of Texas
was to bo consummated as early as pos
sible, withoutregard to the wishes of those
who were opposed to that measure. He
should submit to the decision of the House
as regards these remonstrances, and
should content himself hereafter with
presenting such as were now in his pos
session, or should hereafter be sent to
him. and leave it to the House to dispose
of them in such way as it might deem
proper.
The SPEAKER here stated that, after
the decision Of the House expressed on
the presentation of several of these re-
monstrances, he should, as regarded all
others that might be presented, direct the
Clerk to make the entry on the Journal
that they were ordered to lie on the table
unless the House should otherwise or
der.
Mr.. Adams then went on to present
large number of remonstrances against
the admission of Texas, from various
parts of the country.
Like remonstrances were also present
ed by Messrs. Rockwell, of Massachu-
sets, Hudson, Thompson, of Massachu-
sets, Ashman, ID. p. King, Severance,
Abbott, Grinnell, Winthrop, Arnold Hub
bard, Conn.,, Truman, Smith, Dixon,
Rockwell, Conn.,, Collamer, Marsh, Dill
lingham, Rathbun, Gordon, Wilmot,
Hungerford, Culver, Homes, New York,
Preston, King, Benton, Hampton, Levin,
Strohm, ]. R. Ingersoll, Root, Giddings,
Tilden, Caleb B. Smith, Dunlap, and
Williams, Maine.
In presenting some Of these remonstran-
ccs Mr.. ]. Rockwell wished to be allow
ed to make remark on the general SUBJ
ject, personal to himselfin regard to his
situation as member of one of the Com
mittess Of this House-the Committee on
Territories. The resolution reported
yesterday by the Chairman of the
Committee on Territories, Mr.. Douglas)
was reported as coming generally from
that committee, not noticing the minori-
ty, and he believed it so appeared on the
Journal. wish to state said Mr.. r.
that | was in the minority Of that COM
mittee; that did not agree to that report, !
but objected to and voted against it, and |
also against the proposition to make it the
special order of the day for Tuesday |
next; and intended to have proposed an
amendment to that motion, that it be re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole on |
the state of the Union, for the purpose of |
giving greater opportunity for amend
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~ O R1 q u =

TKE undersigned Auditors will meet
at the Office Of Samuel w Pearson, on
Thursday the 22d day of January next.
for the purposes in the foregoing COM
mission mentioned, at which place and
lime all persons interested may attend il
they think proper.
ROSS FORWARD,
S w PEARSON,
ISAAC HUGUS,
decI6'45 Auditors.
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Death of Com. Elliot.

Com. Jesse d. Elliott died in Philadel-
phia on the 10th inst, and was buried
with military honors, on the Saturday
following, in the burying ground of the
Naval Asylum.
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Committees of the Senate.

The following are the members Of the
two principal committees.
Foreign Affairs.-Messrs. Allen, Ath-
erton, Cass, Sewer. and Archer.
Finance.-Messrs. Calhoun, Benton,
Evans, Lewis, and Jennes.
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GRAIN!-GRAINl

Persons who intend to pay their sub
sctiptions, due for the Herald or Republi-
can with grain, are requested to deliver it
by the Sd day Of January; after that date
none will be taken.
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DeIegate from Oregon.

The St. Louis New Era states, that
Mr.. Elijah White, appointed by the self
constituted authorities Of Oregon, intends
TO ask Congress TO allow him seat in that
body as the Representative of that Terri
tory.
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John Quincy Adams.

john Quincy Adams is now al Wash
ington, attending to his duties as a mem
Der of Congress, but his health is said to
be very feeble, indeed, and that he does not
expect ever to return to New England.
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Somerset COuntu. IS.

..1ssss,. A + an adjourned Orphans
,%HWiNE "A Court held at Somerset
3&GWAK in and for said county OF the
49, 9Th day Of December, A. ID.
" Is45. Before the Honorable
Jeremiah 8. Black, Esq, and his associ-
ate Judges OF the same court.
On motion Of F NJ Kimmel. Esq, the
court confirm the inquistion on the real
estate Of Henry Geisey, decd, and grant
a rule on the heirs and legal representa-
lives of said deceased. to appear at an
Orphans court TO be held at
Somerset on Monday the Cd day of
March next, and accept or refuse to take
the real estate Of said Henry Geisey, &c.
ceased, at the appraised valuation.
Extract from the records Of said court,
certified this sth day Of December, A. ID.
1915. WM FL PICKING,
dec23 As Clerk.
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Somerset County, ss.

..zs2ss,. a + an adjourned Orphans
.H]M8E sAszA court held at Somerset
3$SS - in and for said county on the
- 9th day of December. A, d,
l845. Before the Honorable
Jeremiah S Black, and his associate judi
ges Of the same court.
On motion Of Daniel Weyand, Esq,
the court confirm the inquisition on the
real estate Of John Garman, decd. and
grant rule on the heirs and legal repre-
seniatives of said deceased, 10 appear at
an adjourned Orphans court, to be held
at Somerset on the 2d day of March next,
and accept or refuse TO take the real es-
tate Of said John Garman, dec d, at the
appraised price.
Extract from the records of said court,
certified this 9Th day Of December. l845.
VIM ii PICKING.
dec26 As Clerk.
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The Weather.

The weather during the last two weeks
has been rather unusually cold. On Sat
urday morning last the thermometer stood
at eight degrees below zero.
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A Hero Gone.

Mr.. Elijah Blackman, the last of the
defenders of Wyoming at the massacre of
the Sd OF July, 1878, died a few weeks
since, at his residence in Luzerne county.
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decI6'4s
Somerset County, Ss.

OOmefSeI county, SS.
WI A + an adjourned Orphans
NNXz IN Court held at Somerset.
0NS in and for said county. on tho
T'TsssN 9Th day Of December, l845.
Before The Honorable Judges thereof.
IN the matter Of The real and personal
estate OF Frederick Younkin deceased.
Aud now 10 wit, December sth, lS45.
Ross Forward, Samuel w Pearson and
Isaac Hugus, appointed Auditors to as
certain advancements and distribute The
real and personal estate, among the heirs
and legal representatives Of said deed.
Extract from the records of said court
certified this 9Th day Of December, :s45
WM Ii PICKING,
decl6 Clerk.
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N o Il G. e.

TIE undersigned Auditers will meet
at tho house of Isaac Ankeny on Friday
the a3l day Of January next, for lI,s
purposes in the foregoing commission
mentioned, at which place and time all
persons interested may attend if they
think proper.
ROSS FORWARD.
SAMUEL w PEARSON,
ISAAC HUGUS,
dscI6'45 Auditors.
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Somerset County, SIS.


NJ, A Il an Orphans Court held
SMM@ IA al Somerset in and for
5FSNSys said county. on the sth day Of
S,s% December, A. D. i845. Be-
fore the Honorable Judges thereof.
IN the matter Of the account Of Red
ding b. Conoyer, administrator de benis
non cum Tes,aneniO annexo Of the es-
tele Of Joshua Cooper, Esq, deceased.
And now to wit, December 9th, I945,
Ross Forward, Samuel w. Pearson and
Isaac Hugus, Esqs. appointed Auditors
to distribute the funds in the hands Of said
Administrator. TO and among those enii-
lied 10 receive il.
Extract from The records Of said court.
certified this 9Th December, l645.
WM II PICKING.
decl6 Clerk.
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Small POx.

Report says that the small pox prevail
in Baltimore, and that several cases have
occurred in Cumberland.
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.administrators' .Notiee.

II ETTERS Of Administration having
n been granted TO the undersigned.
upon the estate Of John Urick. laie uf
Somerset county. deed; he hereby gives
notice 10 all persons having claims against
said estate To presen. them without deIav
legally authenticated. and those who
know themselves indebted 10 make im-
mediate payment ISAAC HUGUS.
dec9 40 OF Admir-.