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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots. Shoes, Hnts. Cans. Ac-

'kNHE subscriber begs leave TO call the atten.
II ton OF Country Merchants, his Boots,
hats Gaps &c, which conpTiseS
Ia sales all OF VII eh he them win be sold very
Savane- oa the cost As Is his determination buyers
hsa 10 her interest 10 call and examne stock before
ELSEWHERE. JUDAH MYERS
Wholesale and Retail dealer IN Boots Shoes Hats Caps
II No Wee. Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
RACK IRON POLISH. for I7o

RaiIfHs Se- &e-rhs article produces Iron ratings
Gate and all kinds Of Iron work beautiful black polish
curing no more labor than the application ordinary
1t durable and exposures
protecting the Iron om the For by
DUvAL 4 PURCELL.
SELF Main Sheet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
OOK 10 YOUR INTEREsTI
VALUABLE DISCOVERY

ANiNG been AT great and troubled have last
eccdedn procuring Paint that will WHITE AND
equal h the best polished white doors. And Offer my
fen n muchess charge than the Old plan Of polished
sPeeimensoan be seen OF the work. atmy shop.
RIO. MOTT Painter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
PHILIP NJ. TABB q son,

ohiee Main street. opposite Exchange Bank
TrEND TO THE COLLECTION oP CLAIMS Of every
IN description, Renting receiving and selling
property In the adjacent Hiring Negroc col
eetnF their hires d-posnz public private
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
WORTHAnI, ncGRUDER a. 90.

WORKMAN, McCsRUDER a co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
* HHD- 81 Cfolr. r. Rico aud n O. sugar
nv 20 paeFages w W. loaf and puIysrsed do
25 bbls n Clarified suglr
80 hhas aoiasses part prime
20 bis DO
i2o bags old Government Java COFFEE
1913 DO Rio DO
I65 Do Iaguayra do
40 ta'os Mocha do
GunpoVder and Black Tea. Of ses, qualify
$50 res Nal,, assorted Dor and warehouse
goo sides spe Leather, good and damaged
500 lbs shoe Thread
40 Boxes Sperm Cani'es
10 Do Judds pat -. Candies
Iso DO Candies Huls A WOoiruhs
do starch
10 kegs salt Pstre
esroons Indigo
10 baskets best lDuraBds Olive Oil
20 tos Coal PIT Oh
Winter Sperm Oh
1000 kegs DuponTs sporting and blasting Powder
500 bags shot
Bar Lead
20 hhas Mddlng Baeoi
70 do Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
40 boxes Tin Plate
Block Fin and Fpslter
200 ms Wrapping Pap~r
$50 Grind Stones
IS bbis Tar
20 b5s pure Cider virerar
% ~ casks best Woojho1se winss
Genuine Old Port do
Cotton Yam, al artory prices
Cotton Lines, London Mustard
Ginger Pepper, an spice, Sacks Salt &c
2 tons Am bisisred Steel
English blist Shear and Cast Steel
tons Spring stcei
10 sgsedz
= d" Country IRON
30 " Tfedegar and English
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band and uoop do
Ares Plough Plates &c a.
W. q W.Lonf and Crushed sugar, Tanners OF
Al III BOAES w. ~ W. LOAF SUGAR
~ ~ 30 bbia Cfusisd a,
30 hb.s Taulcfs Oh
10 'cs Coal rh oI-antinr AMI f,r ale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,

TLLUsrRATED by S2O .sgtavnss and Map. with Globe
Map a plan Ry Gootrieh author OF feer Par.
ley's Takes" I vol quarto fuce Soc
This rsgned scuooL teasAisS-
and nothing A.
the time, om the arrangement adopted viii be fouad
contain quantity of which
family book for reference. utility be
HANGED BY the index AT the close OF simplicity pespi
Guilty and have carefully studied
of,be whole work The typography and
peculiarly fun aud distinct the immediate eontgu
with the descriptions of countries which they relate
The Goec Map and useful dsvce. be
good Substitute Globe. advantage being
easily handled and before eye during early stages
OF study. For sale by
NASH n wooDnoUsI, bookseller,
&C l39 Man ST..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
For Coach Makers,

II HAVE received white and Drab Cloths, blue
and other eooared APacas and other goods for carriage
nIRgs. ID. II. LONDON,
Sausre.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
UPHOLSTERlNG
ROBERT MOTT

House sign Painter and Giazier
Merit % tAs EEehsaRe Basil, hioiaosi BTrginia
received further supply OF Paints Obs Copc
vamshes Brushes An assor
Window $40 TO
all Of which he DESTROYS up
most reasonable terms.
IA supply OF Soap Paint for n
pSrior for rim Shinrled Roof.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03

"EBB, BACON IL co. offer for sale
w suGARs-So hhds 81 crOiS
l0S hhds Porto Rico
100 do New Orleans
N boNcs Loaf
Is bbis Crushed aud pnivetiScj
II ticrecs and 20 half do. New Orleans Clarnod
Is boxes HAVANA
Mol.ASSFS-2O hhds Porto Rico
90 hhds and IL uerecs Trinidad
20 hhds Cardcnas
CoFFEE-4Oo bags Rio
500 bags Laguayra
les BAGS lava
CANDLES-S5 boxes Sperm
IG boxes stratie
so boxes Burrs paen, TaIow
40 bores Taiiow
CASTLE Brown and Shaving Soap
200 kegs Cut Nails and Brads
tons Blisercd steel
Hoop Iron
90 nusNova Scotia Grind Stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
bales shoe Thread
40 packages Gun Powder Tea
Black Tea
IL bbis Sperm Lamp oil
81 bbls Tanners oil
100 tierces Thomason Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Nests OF WOODWARD
Is
SO bbls Cider Vinegar
- hhds sides
Is hhds do Shoulders
600 bhis n. e. Cut IIernRgs
100 bbls Family Roe do
as bbs shad
Rnsin-rar
Spirits Turpentine
Ietrf and paneF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
]. H. EUSTACE 4 son
T0THE PIRLIC.

GIVE my articles a trial and Judge for yourself
W all 70 he represented money refunded.
Ny Eau LUsTRAL HAIR RATIVE-This universally a
proved admired arCe, free from ardent
other destructive cleans N, expeditions
bcautuy bright delicate
Hair washed
pernFiy AID lEuaEi growth positively bring
bad heads by an hair that has made
hl 4. and 3, filling OF
lpfofrr color
br.liazcy few applications ~ the Eau LzstraL
It's prcscrvative against hniine and nfanhle
afecioa o. ne III bad danduE-an3 preventing
N falsg OF Of The haif and tuning grey.
u simple produce and MEDIATE Of
fot The hir etd We'd viii propoe highly cleansing
HdnElg F. d-fIls and Capillary tubes
rauou ad q the dry and dea4 particles i
dois Tins preParauon Fudss hs hair ard gives
tfUi and sonGs, ans and vIvyng peifle.
EViDENCE-Naturs ineIhaus;hie nine, which eEps-
antsudy VII Always IND souee
pro1g-es lnvsnLou which s.
voud % better. perhaps. atzptauons
For saie, wholesale and retail -
JULES HAUEIs ref1mer aud CbsulisL
No 40 s1uih % strtei. Plil-deiElia
hni BY AGENTS, GinieT, Duya Purcell,
qaesne. Main - Zaehfsson Dornin MeC2ueen
Richmond Chs Coing BrsEg Thomas c. Petersburg.
Ia fHn Iraaw Hafaf nr.u aNf H. Trrar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08

our greatest evils, and 10 gel rid OF 10 as one Of
our highest duties. Great as may be The appa.
rent difficulty Of accomplishing ibis desirable
measure, il would dwindle into insignihcance.
under bold and decided treatment. But all /
now propose is the passage OF law providing
that each county, al our next annual election.
shall have the right 10 vote upon the question Of
removing the free negroes within their respective
limits, beyond the Commonweah-tbat ali coun.
ties voting affrmaAvely shall communicate The
fact 10 The Executive who shall be required to re-
move the free negroes within such counties after
six or twelve months notice; and that such popu-
laiion shall not thereafter be permitted 10 reside
therein. Such law, dependent upon the vote o +
the people within their respective counties, If
adopted in single county relieving The white
man and The slave therein of great and unmiii-
gable evil, inficting no inhumanity npon the free
negro, bur. BY placing him in community enter
tanning other and il may be more generous views
of his rights and capabilities actually improving
his prospec, of belierine his condition. would
commend itself in very high degree, TO our con-
Siluenls, and will, gentlemen, find favor, ! sim
cerely hope, with their representatives. Even il
The proposed law should moi be adopted in single
county, its mere existence, with the power al any
time 10 give j, vitality, would materially aid US
in the management OF this unhappy race.
have nothing TO report as 10 the condition OF
our Lnnatc Asylnms, 1or reasons aoVerted 10 II
the second paragraph of this message.
On the fourteenth day Of May, 1876. Robert
S,anard Esq, Judge of The Court of Appeals,
departed this life. The vacancy created by the
death Of this distinguished lawyer has NOT
been filled. offered il 10 John NJ. Patton,
ESQ.,, who, because of the inadequacy of the
salary auached TO the Judseship, declined
it, Subsequently,. several distinguished law
yers were presented tor my selection, each OF
whom would doubt not, make an able Judge
But, having been satisfied that the Court would
be able 10 hold its regular sessions, declined 10
make the appointment deeming it better in all
respects 10 leave It with you, unembanassed by
my official action.
The large amount OF public business in The
| Court of Appeals, is one OF the great evils Of our
Government, and must be redressed. The con-
sequence is = delay so 2rievous as TO amount al
most 10 denial Of justice. The ordinary lime
that sun is depending in This Cour, is seven
years. The business therein is also accumulat.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-08-18
Examine tl,e Documents.

In looking over the published proceed
ings, of the Electoral College Of Pennsyl-
vania, which assembled at Harrisburg on
the 4th day of December, 1914, and cast
It's vote for Polk and Dallas, we find tn at
Hilson Nc Candies presided over that
body. and that in the course of an Ad-
dress delivered by him to the college at
the close of the proceeding, he held the
following language:-
SIN the name and by the authority of
'the People Of Pennsylvania, you have
deposited your ballots in favor Of tried
sand distinguished Statesmen, for the
highest offices known to the Constitu-
'tion.
That this administration Of the Gen
eral Government viii rebound to the
'honor, prosperity and glory OF the coun-
strv, we have a guarantee in their talents,
patriotism, and eminent public services;
and that the AGRICULTURE and MANU-
.FAcTuREs OF PENNSYLVANIA, in which
she is so vITALLY INTERESTED, will be
PROTECTED we nave IiiS dSSui dliCC III
'ihe recently expressed opinion Of the G.
.leeted Head of the Nation, "that it is
the DUTY of the Government, to extend,
so far as il may be practicable to do so,
by It's revenue laws, and all other means
within IFS power, fair and just PRoTEc-
'TIoN 10 all the great interests OF the
'whole Union, embracing AGRICULTURE,
MANUFACTURES, the Mechanic arts,
commerce and Navigation" Reposing
with confidence in this political scnti-
ment, emanating from such source, our
good old Commonwealth. burdened as
She is with pecuniary embarrassment,
will 90 on her way rejoicing. for in her
valleys and upon her plains, in her hills
and her mountains, she possesses the
means TO satisfy all her liabilities"
For appropriate comments upon the
foregoing we refer the reader to Mr..
Polk's Messages to Congress, to Secreta-
~ Walkers Treasury Reports, and to
Mr. Dallas recent vote in favor OF the
British Tariff Bill. Anything more al
this time would be superluous.
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Han. Audrcyy Stewart.

The nomination Of Mr.. Stewart for re-
election is hailed with delight by the friends
of American interests, throughout the
State and the Union. We hardly open a
Whig paper,but what contains evidence OF
this fact-and we think ii highly probable
that this feeling is not confined TO theW Whig
party, but is participated in by consider
able portion Of the so-called "Democra-
cv." Mr.. Stewart is admitted TO be
one of the most industrious and useful
Members of the House. Ever at his
post, and ever attentive to his duties;
unwavering in his purposes. and convin-
cling in his arguments; he has acquired an
influence and enjoys a reputation in the
councils of the nation such as few others
can boast of. His speeches during the
late session are generally admitted by un-
preiudiced men to have been among the
best that were delivered in the House for
long time-and it is no little compli-
ment to HIM that one gentleman alone had
twenty thousand copies of them printed
for gratuitous circulation. Ofsuch Rep
resentative any constituency may well be
proud.
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MUST BE REPEALED!

The British Tariff Act must be repeal
ed, though Polk's official, the Union,
says it can't be done. That paper counts
upon majority of 10 Tor the Admins
tration in the United States as soon as
Iowa and Wisconsin shall have been ad-
mitted as States and shall have elected
their Senators. But the Union counts a
ieefie too fast, perhaps. If the people
will be careful this fall and elect Tariff
men, both to the United States House of
Representatives and to their State Legis-
latures, the late bill wiH be repealed
for we shall then be able to carry the re-
peal in the House without difficulty. and
instruct sufficient number Of Senators to
carry it in the Senate also. The friends
of repeal have therefore every encourage
ment TO ''go ahead;'' and we hope and
trust they will do so.
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COUNTING WITHOUT THE HOST.

There are great many persons VINO
have been jealous advocates OF the exten-
sion of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
TO Pittsburgh, because it would increase
the value of their lands on and near the
line of the road, by bringing into use the
coal and limestone, the iron ore and tim
ber with which those lands abound
Their expectation in this particular would
no doubt have been realized, had the tar
iff Of 1912 continued in operation; but
by reducing the duty on iron, Mr.. Polk
and his friends have struck q deadly blow
at the iron interest of Pennsylvania, and
the coal and limestone, and iron ore and
timber along the contemplated Railroad,
will continue TO be as valueless to the
owners as they have been heretofore
This is one OF the advantages the people
derive from the defeat Of Henry Clay and
the election of James K. Polk-and some
of them richly deserve it.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-08-18
FROM THE ARMY.

The following items of intelligence
are taken from the New Orleans Plea
yune of August /.
The brig Emprsssario arrived at the
Barracks this morning, seven days from
Brasos Santiago.
When she left most Of the regular troops
had gone to Camargo. The Texan
troops were about taking up their march
for Mier.
Governor HENDERSON was lying dam
gerously i'll atMatamoras at the latest dates:
very little hope, if any, was entertained Of
his recovery.
Brig. Gen. Hamer was TO be left in
command at Matamoras, where a regiment
of volunteees was to be stationed and the
forts garrisoned by artillery.
More extensive hospitals had been or
dered at Point Isabel for the accommoda-
ton of large number Of sick.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-08-18
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

The Louisville Journal announces the
result of the election in that city for mem
bers Of Legislature, Messrs. Page (Whig)
had 1900; Craig, do, 1918; Haggin, Lo-
COZ 1855; Irwin, do, 1645. Mr.. Irwin
is the first Loco elected to the Legislature
from the City for many years. Personal
dislike 10 Crag was the cause.
The Journal gives partial returns from
several other counties, but as the candi-
dates are seldom distinguished we can
make but little out of them. Reed (W.)
is elected 10 the Legislature from Frank
lin; McHenry (W.) do from Shelby
We hope to get more definite inlorma-
ton tonight.
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Pro Esono PEsSiicO."
SHERIFF'S SALES.

TENHF Sheriff of Somerset County will
offer for sale by public ouicy, IN
the Borough of Somerset on Friday the
2Stb day Of August 1916, the following
real estate
A tract OF land. situate in TurkeyIoot
township. containing 200 acres. more or
less, as the properly of Michael FIRE
slime.
A tract of land, situate IN Addison tp-.
containing $50 acres. more or less, as the
properly of John Bell.
A tract of land, situate in Addison
township, containing 100 acres. more or
less, as the property of Henry Rook.
A tract Of land, situate in Conemaugh
township. containing 200 acres, more or
less, as The property of Thomas RIflie.i
A house aud lot in the Borough of
Somerset, as the property of Samuel
Lint
A tract Of land in Addison township
containing s7O acres, more or less; and
one other tract, containing ESQ acres.
more or less, as the property of Thom-
as Bird.
A tract Of land. situate in Somerset
township, containing l52 acres, lmore or
less, as the property Of Jacob Shallis.
A tract of land in SlOnycreek township
containing $50 acres, more or less, as
The property Of Henry Keller.
house and lot in ..S,oysiown, as the
prOperty of I,obinQjer Kimmel.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-08-18
COUNTY TEEETANG.

A meeting Of the Wings aud Antima-
sons Of Somerset county win be held at
the Court House in Somerset, on Tues
day evening of Court week, list Septem-
ber,) to give an expression ofopinion on
the leading questions which now agitste
The country.
The Hon. Andrew Stewart, il is ex-
pocted, vii! be present to address the
meeting.
The friends Of protective Tariff and
of domestic industry generally are invi-
ted to attend, ii being probable that mea-
sures for the furtherance of these objects
will be taken by the meeting. MANY.
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Floyd county has elected the entire
Whig Ticket-gain of one Representa-
tive.
Clarke gives Whitcomb a decreased
majority, and elects one, and probably
two, Wing Representatives-gains.
Washignton county, which usually
gives a I.ocofoco Majority of about 500,
reported to have fallen of nearly 200.
Ohio and Switzerland have elected a
Wing Senator and Representatives-galn
of Representative.
Wayne; the entire Wing Ticket.
Franklin, the whole Democratic Ticket.
Gin. Atlas.
The Louisville Journal says:
In Orange, Crawford, Scott, and Har-
rison, the Wings have gained lasgely
since the last Gubernatorial election.
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g-The silHest thing that we have
seen for long time is letter in the Ge-
MUS Of Liberty, purporting to have been
written at Washington and charging Mr..
Stewart with having caused the passage
of McKay's British Tariff Bill! The ed
itor of that paper ought 10 know that the
people Of the "lSth district" can't be made
to swallow such stuff, though it be shu-
gert over ever so nicely.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-08-18

EgA friend of ours wishes to procure
one of the banners carried in some of the
Locofoco professions in 1914, with the
inscription "Polk, Dallas, and the Tariff
OF 1912" on them; and requests us TO say
that any person furnishing one shall be
literally compensated.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-08-18
AUDITOR.
,JAYNEgS MEDICINE.

From the Nerridgework ME Journal
81 WE publish the following, as a
mong the many evidences which we are
constantly receiving of the increasing
po2nleri,y Of DIR. Javne's Expeciorani.
We have no interest in ''pufing" il-any
further than We have desire to promote
tile health and happiness OF our fellow
creatures, who are wasting away with
tilose. .szInSd ainls, for which this medi
cine Sd absolute remedy. And in cal
ling the attention Of the public TO IT, we
are in the faithful discharge of our duty.
New Portland, Nov. 4, 1912.
Mr.. Pratt,-Sir: | wish you to send
me bottles of Jayne's Expectorant. aud
iu connection. | would say, that deem
il an Invaluable medicine, aud an article
that no family should be.without ii for
single day. have used il for two years
in my family. and have always found il
a quick and efficient remedy for tight
ress of the lungs. produced by long pro-
iracied colds. which produce the short
hacking congh, the premonltor of Con-
mpiiun, in which it so frequently ter
inmates in this climate. If properly and
seasonabIy administered, it will e(Tecual
Iy break up the most violent colds, and
thereby preven, the many vioient levers
so frequently consequent upon them
wsuld most cheerfulIy recommend This
medicine to the public IN all cases Of that
,,,ure os :nvaIu.ble
Holm III WEBSTER.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-08-18

gG-On first page we give some ex-
tracts from Mr.. Stewards speech on the
Tariff, delivered in the House eff Repre-
sentatiyes, on 9th OF May last.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-08-18
INDIANA ELECTION.

We have few additional returns, but
nothing of character sufficiently definite.
to hazard an opinion of the result in the
State,
Marshall. Whitecnmh. Clay. Polk.
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COMMISSIONER.

To THE VOTERS OF SoMERsEr COUNTY.
~ELLOW CITIZFNS:-At the sug-
N gesiion of many friends. offer my
self TO your consideration as candidate
for County Commissioner, at the
ensuing election. and should | receive
majority of your snHraees, | shall per-
form the duties Of said Office 10 the best
Of my judgment and ahi'ny.
JOHNP II. WALKER,
Addison lP, july ~e, 1916.
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NOTICE.

In the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Somerset County,
Pennsylvania, Of January
Term, 1874. No. 6.
A ND now 10 wit: 6, August 1874.
"a The account OF George Weller, Sc
questralor OF the Somerset and Cumher-
land Turnpike road, filed in my office,
and will be presented TO the court for
confirmation, on Monday the 7ih day of
September next.
Proth'y Office Son. Al. OGLE,
erset, August IL, As Pro,honotary.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-08-18

~ Concerning that Act of Assembly,
the editors of the Visitor are "non-come-
atibus, up gum-tree'-so, we suppose,
we must let them slip this time.
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SHERIFFbLTY

To THE Voters OF SOMERSET COUNTY.
A + The suggestion of many friends, Of
"A fer myself to your consideration as
candidate for SHERIFF. al the
ensuing election. Should be elected, |
pledge my utmost abilities for the faith
fui discharge of all the duties OF the Of
Gce. JOHN D. KIMMEL.
may 10, 1916.
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THE COMMON SCHOOLS.

nF Somerset borough, will open on
" Monday, the I'm September, to
continue for six months.
A Teacher, capable of giving instruc:
ton in reading, wiring. arithmetic and
grammar, wanted-none other need ap-
ply. BY order OF the Board
Aug. 1916. GEO. MOWRY. Sec v.
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Stray Steers.


HAME to the premises of the sab
d scriber, in Somerset township,
eleven miles west of the town of Somer-
set, on the turnpike, about the first ol
May last, four strays. as follows:-
One brindle steer:
One brindle and white steer;
One dark red Steer, with some white
on the body, and
One brown steer, with white head.
All are two-year olds' and neither has
any ear marks,
The owner is requested 10 come for
ward prove property. pay charges and
take them away, otherwise they will be
disposed Of as the law directs.
JOHN G.. BENFORD.
.IS'46.
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an Apprentice Wanted.

A Boy from the country will be taken
as an apprentice at this office, if appllca-
ton be made soon.