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Hon. Andrew stewart.

On the first page viii be found an ac-
count of an interesting scene which oc-
Cured in Congress several weeks since,
and in which our Representative, MIR.
Stewart, was a somewhat conspicuous
actor. A correspondent of the Pennsyl
vania Telegraph also speaks highly of
Mr.. S,ewart's speech on that occasion.
He SAYS Mr.. Stewart opened with heavy
fire on the South, expressed his surprise
that any person could be caioled into the
belief, that any beneft-other than E.
phemereal. and he doubted even that
would accrue to the United States from
the repeal of the English Corn laws, and
predicted that If Afr Walkers bill for a
reduction of our Tariff should become q
law. in eighteen months there would not
be a specie-paying bank in the country.
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CONGRESS. THE ADMINISTRA'
TI0N.

Nothing of special interest has trans
pired in either House of Congress Of late.
The House of Representatives r has been
engaged for some days in the discussion
of the "Iarbor Bill'' and in the Senate,
the Oregon Resolutions have elected a
number of long speeches The question
will probably soon be tested by a direct
vote, and the prevailing opinion is that
the resolutions will pass. The commit
tee of WAYS and Means in the House
had not reported the new tariff bill, al
date OF our last accounts. The friends of
the Administration have got themselves
into snarl in regard to Mr.. Polk's true
"position' on the Oregon question-the
Southern wing of the Democracy intima-
ting that he is in favor of compromising
al 49o, aud the Western portion alleging
that he is bound by the Baltimore resolu-
tions to hold out for "tho whole" of the
disputed Territory. Thus matters stand
at present. How Mr.. Polk will act on
this question in the end, none but his in
innate and confidential friends can tell,
and ihey are perhaps unable TO speak
with certainty.
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Postscript.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHING
TON-A MESSAGE.

In the Senate OIL Tuesday, a message
was received from President Polk. Ii e
recommends an increase of our Land and
Naval Forces, and the building Of War
Steamers. He re-affirns the doctrine
Of his Message, and says that although
Great Britain is apparently friendly to-
wards this country, she is making extcn-
sive military preparations, not only at
home, but in her North American Colo
MOS.
Both Houses Of Parliament agree on
the Oregon Question, and under these
circumstances, he urges the duty OF prep
araton fer the worst. In any event. such
a policy would be wise one, for the
preservation of peace, and the maiute-
nance of the national rights and the IA
tional honor. He sees no reason 10
change his views on Oregon since his an
nual message.
Our Minister to Mexico has not been
received, and tits necessary that we should
keep two thirds of the Army in Texas.
This of itself renders an increase of the
Army necessary.-Sat. Cou.
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THE CANAL.


We took walk around the canal last
evening. 1t was ;rnly a cheering scene
after being dry and full for months. The
new boats, aad old ones fresh painted,
have a handsome appearance. Letters
received yesterday from the Canal Com
riissioners and members OF the Lngisla-
ture state Just about the same intelligence
as We paslished last week. The Canal
hence 10 Harrisburg is very slightly inju-
red, and the Boats which left Yesterday
viii get on withouta moments delay
To prove this. il is only necessary 10
mention that the Transporters receipted
Tor yesterday, and despatched sos tons of
freight in twelve boats, 10 be delivered IN
Philadelphia in the regular time. From
Harrisburg to Columbia the repairs will
be completed in TWO wEEKs-we have
the same authority for this, and ii con-
firms what we asserted last week. ID.
Leech & Co.'S passenger Packets will
commence running on Monday next. So
that the great exaggerations about the des-
truction of the Pennsylvania Canal have
dwindled down 10 a small matter indeed.
Pitts. Gaz. March 25.
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EarIn wisconsin.

According to the wisconsin Herald,
a fight took place recently between a
number of the white settlers on the Wis
consin river and party of Winnebago
Indians, in which several of the former
were wounded and number of the lat
ter killed. Intelligence of the rencontre
having reached Prairie du Chen, 1t.
Thompson, at the head of % mounted
dragons, proceeded TO the scene of ac-
siou and succeeded in capturing about so
Of the Winnebagos and driving the rest
from the settlement.
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Transportation GroEn Cun,0er-
land so wheeling.

Owing to the damage done TO the
Pennsylvania Canal by the late freshet,
transportation from Philadelphia TO Pitts
burg has been temporarily suspended,
until the breaches can be repaired, which
will probably be accomplished before the
end Of the present week. In the mean
time large quantities of merchandise have
been shipped from Philadelphia to Balti-
more, whence they are taken per Rail
road to Cumberland, and there loaded on
wagons and conveyed to Brownsville and
Wheeling. Il is said that one night last
week over two hundred wagons. engaged
in transporting goods and produce on the
National road, stayed over night in Wash
ington, and we were informed on Satur-
d2v that freight commanded two dollars
per cwt. from Cumberland to Wheeling.
Further we learn that all the ware houses
in Cumberland are flied, and that one
hundred and fifty cars. laden with mer-
chandize, are at the depot.
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Right ofWay BfII.

1t viii be seen by our report Of Legs
lative proceedings, that the right Of way
bill was up in the House on Saturday
before last, and that an amendment, the
passage Of which was intended to kill
the bill, was carried by majority of fwo
votes. The friends Of the bill, however,
did not consider it test vote, and still en-
tertain hopes Of carrying it. The final
vote, when it comes TO be taken, we
opine viii be "hair-splitting'' affair.
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speech OF Col. Edie.

The last Harrisbugh Telegraph
brought US a copy of the speech of our
Represen tative, Col. Edie, in favor Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bill, which
we shall take pleasure in spreading be-
fore our readers next week. 1t is one of
the most argumentaiive speeches that have
been delivered in either branch OF the
Legislature during the present session.
"Good for you," Colonel!
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From The Pennsylvania Telegraph.

From The Pennsylvania Telegraph.
ACCEPTANCE OF Mr.. POWER.
BY the following correspondence 1t
will be seen that James. NJ. Power, Esq.
the nomin ce Of the Wing State Conven-
tion, has accepted said nomination, and
henceforth will stand before the Freemen
OF this Commonwealth as candidate for
that important and responsible office
The nomination is hailed with such uni
versal Joy throughout the State, that We
can scarce have doubt of success by the
triumphant vote Of the People opposed to
political iavoritism, extravaganza, and in
favor OF retrenchment and reform.
HARRIsBURGH, March II, 1916.
DEAR SIR:-The undersigned COM
mittee appointed by the Democratic
Wing State Convention, which assem-
blcd in this place on the lIth instant,
take great pleasure in the discharge OF
their duty. 10 inform YOU ofyour nomina-
tion bv that body as a Candidate TO be
supported by the Wings of this State at
the ensuing election, for the Office of Ca
nal Commissioner Of Pennsylvania.
We sincerely trust that it will be IN en-
tire accordance with your feelings, to ac-
cept said nomination.
Very respectfully. yours, &C.,
l.. A. MACkEY,
JAMES d. DUNLAP,
ED. C. MARkLEY,
]. II. M'CRUM,
ALEX. HILANDS.
To JAMES VI. PowgR, Esq.
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A GREAT VoYAGE.-The Providence
Journal announces the arrival on Thurs
day, at that port. of the Ship South Amer
lea, Capt. Soule, from the Northwest
coast, after one of the most successful
whaling voyages on record. The South
American brings home 4loo barrels OF
oil, 100 of il sperm. She had previously
sent home 700 bbls, 100 of It sperm. and
sold 1000 bbls at Bahia. She also sent
home 81 900 pounds of bone, and brings
% 1000 lbs.
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To JAMES VI. PowgR, Esq.

WEsr GREExvILLR, March 10, 1916.
GENrLENES:-Yo our letter OF the 18th
inst, is au hand, informing me of my
nomination by the Wing Convention as a
candidate for Canal Commissioner. This
is an honor which | neither asked nor
expected Since the Convention have
seen Gt TO select me as their Candidate, |
consider il my duty to accept the NOM
inaion.
remain, very respectfully. your obe-
dient servant.
]. VI. POWER.
JAMES D. DUNLAP, Esq. l.. A. MACK
aY, Esq, and others.
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TExAs.-The Legislature Of this new
State assembled in Austin on the 20sh
ult., and was organized by the election OF
Gen. Burleson as President of the Senate
and Mr.. Crump as speaker of the House
Representatives. On counting the vote
for Governor, it appeared that Gen. Hen
derson had received 500 votes, and DR..
Miller 1872.
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western E,enr,xyivania Farmer.

Mr.. WIN. Gregory, Of Mercer. Pa,
proposes to publish monthly periodical
under the above title, devoted 10 Agricul-
ture, Horticulture, and Rural and Domes-
Tie affairs. He has issued specimen
number. copy Of which may be seen al
car Office. The price is 81 Per snnam.
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FOR CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
JAMES NJ. POWER,
OF MERCER COUNTY.
Annaintnaents.

Hon. Geo. Chorpenning and Hon.
John McCarty, have been re-apPointed
by the Governor, Associate Judges of the
several Courts of Somerset county.
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Trsasurer's Sale Of
UNSEATED LANDS,
FOR TAXES.

ATOTICE is hereby given that Ma
\ Ter TredreH. Treasurer of the
Comnly OF Somerset. will expose 10 sale
=, the Court House in Somerset. on The
second Monday Tss june next,
commencing al 10 o'clock IN the lore
noon Of said day, and adjourning from
day 10 day. if found nrcessary nnIll al
The lands contained in the following hss
be disposed OF. unless said taxes be dis
charged previous 10 the time of sale
And by further supplement, TO the Act
Of Assembly, il is made the driy af The
purchaser or purchasers. 81 The Treasu-
rer's sale, as soon as tie property IS
struck down, 10 pay al least so much OF
the purchase money as shall be necessa.
rv to pay of the taxes. and also one dol.
lar for the use Of the Parliamentary, and
in case the same is no. forthwith paid,
the sale NAV be avoided aud the proper
iy Immediately seiup again by tie Frea-
rer. Purchasers are therefore notified
that compliance with this part OF The
law will be expected and enforced.
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PROCLAMATION.

NAT HEREAS the honorable JERENI-
w an s. BLACK, President. and G..
Chorpenning and John M'Cartv, Esqs.
associate Judges of the court of common
pleas. in and for the county Of Somerset,
and assistant Justices of the courts OF over
aud termiBer and general Jail delivery and
quarter sessions Of the peace, in and for
said county of Somerset, have issued
their precep, TO me directed, requiring
me among other. things to make public
proclamation throughout my baiIwick,
that court of oyer and lerminer and
general jail delivery: also. a court Of gen.
eral quarter sessions of the peace and
Jail delivery, will commence at the bor-
ough of Somerset. in and for The county
OF Somerset, in the commonwealth or
Pennsylvania, on the lst Monday Of
May next, (4ih day. in pursuance Of
which precept
Public Notice is hereby giv-
en-. TO the justices Of the peace. the coro-
ner, and constables Of said county Of
Somerset, that they be then and there, in
tiaOh oHh Ptoi'Si lcisoiS, win tDNiA
rolls, records examinations. and inquisi-
tions, and olher remembraBres, 10 do
.hoze things whirh TO their offices appeT-
tain in tIiat behalf TO be done and alse all
those who prosecute against the priso-
ners that are, or then shall be, in The iaiE
Of the said county Of Somerset, are 10 be
then and there 10 prosecute against iI.saa
as shall be Just.
Given under my hand, al Somerses. his
24ih day ef alarch. in the yezs
our Lord 1876. u
JACOB PHiLIPpy
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Death of an Editor.

EZRA HoLDEN. Esq, editor of the
Philadelphia Saturday Courier, died week
before last, while on visit TO Washing
ton CITY. He was about 40 years Of age.
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Somerset County, ss.
..,.ssss. The Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, to
sssa the Sheriff of Som
sci County, Greeting:
WgTE command you that you attach
~ William Armstrong, late OF vous
sei Connlv. GrFeIing:

"TE command YOU that you a'taeh
Nv William Armstrong. late OF yous
county. BY all and singular his goods
and chauels, lands and ,enemeRis, ln
whose hands or possession sOeser the
same may be. so that he be and appear
before our Court of Common Pleas. io
be hioden at Somerset IN and Tor said
county, on the first Monday of MAY
next, there TO answer William Fear OF
a plea of debt. And we further com
mand ven, the said Sheriff, that you
summon all persons in whose hands or
possession The said goods and chat'eis.
lands and tenemenis. or any ol them NAV
be attached. so that they and every ot
them be and appear before the said csuri.
a, the day and place aforesaid. to answer
wha. shall be objected against them. AMI
abide the Judgment Of the court therein;
And have you then and there this wrii.
Witness the Honorable jeremiah ).
Black, President Judge Of our SAID
court. at Somerset, this Sd day Of March
in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eigh. hundred and Cortysix.
A. J. OGiE.
milo. '46.-6t. ProthoaotaTy-
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DE u d:

On Saturday last Mrs. MARY WEI
MER, consort of Frederick Weimer, Esq,
of this borough, aged 81 years, 8 months
and II days.
"Thrice blessed are the pious dead,
Who in the Lord shall die;
Their weary flesh, as on a bed,
Safe in the grave shall lie."
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w PALMER Esq. of Philadelphia at his
Real Estate and Coal 0gIee Is our au'1p,,zsu s1s
Agent for obtaining As9lsH.s,.ls e, a a'ie s ssag
scriptiol FOX the BRAi.D anu : e'o.lleI l;i
with fnll power to receipt for any monies paid
70 him on these objects. HIS agency inciades
the following cities. viz-Philadeiphia, New
Vo-k Baltimore aud Boston, and his offices IN
,l,oss several places are located rs follows
pL;IrdslDiia-No SO Pine Street.
N.s York-No. le Nassau
BaHimore-S, E Conner of Balt-& Cal st
Rasfou-No Is State st.
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M LARRIE

On Sunday the 22d March, by Jacob
Knable, Jr Esq, Mr.. ANDREW ENos,
to Miss LYDIA PRITTs, both of Milford
township.
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SAMUEL aAGUIRE.
ROBERT 5. M'KAIo,
MgKAEe MAeUiREy
ForUarding e Commission
MERCHANTS,
Immediately on the Railroad,
Cumberland. Md.

u OBERT S. M'KAIG. late OF New
"a Lisbon Ohio, and SAMUEL. MA
CURE, late OF The house Of Duncan.
Calhoun & Co., Cumberland, have as
sotiated themselves, under the firm ef
NJ 'kATe & MAGuIRg. in the FOR VAR
DING AND COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, in Cumberland. where they are
prepared 10 receive eonsignmeniss anti
execute all orders connected with the
Forwarding business with the utmost
despatch. and Ibey hope 70 the entire sat
isfarllan of those who may employ them
as their agents.
"par,icular attention wiz be given
10 the sale of Produce entrusted 10 their
care.
RrTEEEScEs.
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Baldmere.

Robert Sieea and Co., Pb't5delPhis.
Elder, Gelston & Co.
Hopkins Brothers & Co. D'''@''e'-
Wm. McCulIey & Co.
Hailman, Jennings & Co
Burbridge, Wilson & Co.
Church & Carsthers,
Clarke & Thaw. Pntsharz.
Irorenz, Sterling & Co.
Alexander Laughin,
Waterman Palmer,
Shalleu Il Glvde
Hon. Y, NJ, L, M'Kennsnl Wsshiae,oD
Gen. Isaac Bedgens. Pa.
Zion Ii. w. Beeson,
Hon. A. Stewart, ESye'e Oe>
Hon. A, Buchanan,
Samuel Black. Greene Co.
General Jesse Lazear.
Thos. ]. & W W.M'kaig, Cumberland.
Feb. %, I646-6t.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

HUT down for trial for May Tern.
z commencing on Monday The 4lh
u !.
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To all Concerned.

We would call the attention of some of our
subscribers, and especially certain Post Mas.
ters, to the following reasonable, and well SET
tied rules of Law in relation to publishers, TO
the patrons of newspapers.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
/. Subscribers who do no, give erpress no.
ttce TO the contrary, are considered as wishing
TO continue their subscriptions.
2. If subscribers order The discontinuance of
,heir papers, The publishers may continue 10
send them ill all a.rearages are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse 10 ,ake
their papers from the offices TO which they are
directed, they are held responsible ill they
have settled their bill, and ordered their papers
discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove TO other places with
out informing The publishers, and their paper is
sen, TO the former direction. they are held re-
sponsible.
s. The courts have decided that refusing 10
take newspaper or periodical from the office,
or removing and leaving it uncaed for. is "pri-
ma facie" evidence of intentional fraud,
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Old Bread the best.

II has been found that baked bread on the
FIRST day produces from sevenIy-one TO sevenry
nine per cent. of nu,ra,ive matter, while that
FIVE days old yields from eighiy-one TO eighty
two per cent. New bread loses The i've per
cent. of its weight By evaporation in cooling.
Aside from The advantages of stale bread in its
rulriive matter, i, is more wholesome; more
easily digesed, has more taste and is sweeier.
while new bread lies heavily in The stomach
and is Of difTicul. digestion. With these ad-
vantages i. is strange lha. mos. people reject
stale bread or prefer the new. 1t has been
found that ON feeding the poor, very stale bread
mixed with soup is far more satisfying than any
other they can obtain Thus the labouring
classes consume one eighth more bread than
would be necessary if stale bread were used;
or family that consumed six pounds Of bread
per day would expend at the present price,
some ten dollars more year by eating new.
than by eating stale bread with all The other
disadvantages we have mentioned.
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Change of Climate.

Your wife is extremely i'll, sir, safl ply
sician to one of cur citizens, 'and unless she
experiences change of climate she will die
'Indced was the exclamation, well, she
shall experience a change of climate
This was month ago. Yesterday. the ply
sician who imagined that his lady patient was
on her way to distant land, was astonished
TO see her in Broadway. looking very pale and
thin. flurrying to the husbands counting room,
the physician said angrily:
Your wife is dying, sir; she will not live the
winter through
.WeI,' said the Benedict, ooo.iy. Il can't
help that, can 2
Help it! why not! Did not tell you she
mus, have change of climateT
'Ceriainly, you did. ogs
We'll, sir,' shouted the exasperaied disciple
of Esculapius, she is here in the city, and has
no, been ou, of it,
'Of course not. You said she must have
change of climate Good heaven. sir. the cli-
mate changes every twenty-four hours. We
have lately had the four seasons in one day.
Last nigh, i, was freezing; to-day j, is as warm
as spring. Change Of climate II you don't
experience iha. in New-York, where would
you 60 for j, 2
GO 10 the ID screamed the Doctor. as he
boiled for the s,ree,--N. Y. Ledger.
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De Blues.

While passing through street in 81. Louis
few months since our attention wasl arrested
by The following colloquy:
Ginger I'se go, de 6luesl de real giagre6
blues 1t is, individually and collcci1Ig,
Well, Snow, iii, ism, gwain 10 gib yon too
much trouble | would like TO hab you splahiGy
wha, dem blues is, so as to ffow Iuile m"re
Iighrnih on de mind Oh dis child, in spec 70 30
subjec
Well den, lisien, Ginger, you sor up in d~
mornin', you feel tcorse you den 60 froe w;t
de authorizations oh de day, and you feel uorserf
you den go 10 bed, and you got up in De morn
in agin, and you feel worSer dan dai YOU take
a crcumnaJuIum look into de loohta glass; and
you feel tcorser dan all free oder cor>ers put to-
gedder! you sich black prospect olore you'
and tiuk wa, a liyin' 'sponsbiiiy yoa am oU
human nature, you feel DAT you hab large
lump oh ice in your heart, and de lectious
of no breck gal was warm 'nough 10 melt il -!
Dems wa. call de real gingergo blues, and
dem, wal go, nOtO! how you like to hab 'em.
Ginger
Well, Snow, | isn't gwine TO hab noliin at
all TO do wid 'em! not if derns de sor
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I The Journal Of Commerce tells OF broker
who received from Virginia quantity of bees
wax, im5edded in the centre Of which were
found pieces Of iron ore weighing soou. two
pounds. As TO the wax itself. though it would
no, mel, before the fire, it vould dissolve in
warm water, and formed ,olerable mush; i,s
principal ingredient being Indian meal That
will dot excels The wooden nu,megs
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Are naugh. TO you :--ye smile the same,
And scorn alike their dawn and close.

Are naugh. TO you :--ye smile the same,
And scorn alike their dawn and close.
Not only doth the voiceful day
Thy loving kindness, Lord proclaim
But nightly, in its sublime array &
8 Of worlds, doth magnify thy name!
Yea-whle adoring seraphim
Before thee bend the willing knee,
From every star choral hymn
Goes up increasingly TO thee
Oh, Holy Father mid the calm
And stiffness of this evening hour,
We here would lifi our solemn psalm
TO praise thy goodness and thy power.
And worlds beyond the furhest star
Whose light hath reached the human eve,
Shall catch the anthem from afar
And roll it through immensely.
keP, by thy goodness through the day,
Thanksgiving TO thy name we pour;
Nigh; DER Us, with its tears we pray
Thy love TO guard US eyermore,
In grief consoe--in gladness bless
In darkness, guide--in sickness, cheer
Till, in the Savior's righteousness,
Before thy throne our souls appear