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Land for Sale.

HSr7o TIE subscriber olItrs for sale eco
eSISs Acres, moe or less, adjoining the lands
SfSs Il Gen. Allison, and others. NheEcon
szAr> William n. fauccii now iscs. Aud
also one other Tract, containing 9O0 Ae4rs. mcre
o. less. Rslj0ling the lands Of William Paul, and
oiheTs. Terms made kn0wn on application To
the subscriber.
JOHN 4. FAUCETT.
March 81 81
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4 tOUNTRY-MADE CLOTHS, Of all dcscrip
~ tions, Tallow, Beeswax, ind Feathers, g..
b" .''sT A. MlCkIE d. co 3.
April Is. sel -..:.eaa ga
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Tailoring Business.

rENllE subscriber takes this method Of Ee,uning
~ his thanks 10 his friends and The public gene
rally Cor their literal patronage, and hopcs BY Il
strict attention 10 his business and by keeIng in
his employment the hest Of workman, 10 continue
to receive good portion Of the patronage u Ii.
beTal AMI generous hearted community.
The latest Paris and Philadelphia Fashions are
regularly received.
or Cutting strictly attended To without delay
JAMES =. WATSON.
January ~. To-
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TAR. james n. smith, intending 10 de
~ vote himself exclusively 10 The duties Of his
Profession, offers his services - NE ruiHc and
will thankfully receive any call a."
August 80 tfgG
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SPRING GOODS.

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IA nam aak1 g aslr, m - coaaais -
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To ClergYmen, Postmasters s Others.

o. Wanted, In every town and village in ih'
United States, responsible men 10 procure sul'tn
hers, and engage in the sale Of the above works
10 whom a very lihersl per centagc will lie sb"'
cd. Address L. WALKER, ia Fulton slie'h
NY. S..
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0 BL INKS for sa'f Il nj. 'H;sc,
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January IL.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-04-14

can only view with grief a movement,
the Issue of which is but too certain.
The Augsburg Gazette states, from
Vienna, the 25th ult., that General de
Collin had been compelled to evacuate
the town of Cracow, as the number of
troops under his command was too small
to resist tthe rebels, and as he was afraid
that they would gain the passage OF the
Vlstula, near Poegorize, and thus extend
the revolution to the interior. He was
unable to reach and secure this point with
on { an attack from the rebels. A Frank
fort journal states, from Vienna, that sew
eral officers. have been arrested in Gilli-
ca, on suspicion of their being concerned
with the revolutionary movement.
A letter from Dresden of February "a,
says
I'm consequence of the revolutionary
movements in Poland, all the Russian
Poles resident abroad, have received or
ders from their government to return, un-
under pain of confs cation of their pro-
pertv. Many who were risiding in Sax
ony have already left. NJ. de Shredder,
Charge de Affairs of Russia, who had
gone 10 Weimar, has been recalled, as his
presence here, in the present state of af-
fairs, is considered necessary.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-04-14

WKTHEREAS the honorable JEREMi-
w All S. BLACK, President, and g..
Chorpenning and John NJ Carly, Esqs.,
associate Judges of the court of common
pleas, in and for the county OF Somerset,
and assistant Justices OF the courts Of oyer
and terminer and general jail delivery and
quarter sessions of the peace, in and for
said county of Somerset, have issued
their precept TO me directed, requiring
me among other things TO make public
proclamation throughout my baillwick,
that court of oyer and terminer and
general jail delivery: also, court of gem
eraI 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 OF
Pennsylvania. OH the lst Monday of
May next, (4th day. in pursuance of
which precept
Public Notice is hereby CIV
ne, to the justices of the peace. the coro.
ner, and constables of said county Of
Somerset, that they be then and there, in
their own proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations. and inguisi-
tions, and other remembrances, 10 do
those things which to their offices apper-
tain in that behalf TO be done and also all
those who prosecute against the priso-
ners that are, or then shall be, in the Jail
of the said county of Somerset, are to be
then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under my hand, at Somerset. this
24ih day of March. in the year Of
our Lord 1876.
JACOB PHILIPpi. Sheriff.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-04-14

TIE New SUB-TREAsURY BILL.-The
Sub-Trcasury Bill provides for the pay
ment OF postage" and Custom House
duties in specie. Very well let the bill
be passed, and the tariff of 1912 be re-
pealed, and then see where specie will
be in eighteen months. When men talk
of great measures and party discipline, lei
them look ahead for few months. In
a nation as large as the United States, il
takes more than year TO demonstrate the
operation of bad laws. But then the de-
monstration is as plain as the first prob
lem of Euclid. It's felt in all the bran
ches of business: and in the cases which
we have supposed, viz: the passage of the
Sub-Treasury Bill, and the disturbance OF
the Tariff, every man but the office hold
er and the retired capitalist, viii feel the
grinding civilian. Examiner.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

DU'r down for trial fpr. May Term,
4 commencing on Monday the 4lh
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E Mr.. BUCHANAN, Secretary OF
State, paid Lancaster short visit last
week. He is chock up for $40, or war.
But he says there is no danger Of that
We sincerely trust that he may succeed
in frightening the British, as he did on a
former occasion. But we fear, since they
know him better, they viii not shun him
less than on that occasion.
Hon. Simon Cameron, United States
Senator was also here afew houfs.-Lan-
caster Union.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-04-14

There are fears that the ship Herman
of Baltimore, which has now been out
over eighty days on her passage from
liverpool, bas been lost. She was CON-
manded by Captain Charles Welsh, and
owned by Messrs. Leslie e. Kurtz.
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FINDEX.

A party Of Baltimore young men, a
,nong whom is John Morris, William
Meredith, Mr.. Hoffman, Mr.. Wetherd,
and several others, has been made up to
go on trading and pleasure excursion to
Santa Fe They expect TO be gone a
year or eighteen months, and propose re-
turning through the city OF Mexico.
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Notice.

Estate of CathariDe Swank
Deceased.
VSHE subscriber having obtained
Il ters Tes,amsnlary on the es,a,. -
CaIharine Swank. late of Some,ss, : "
deceased, requests all persons indrh,ai
TO said estate, 10 meet him al the bn~.s
OF jacob Swank, in said township. g.
Saturday the 10Th day of May next, pre-.
pared to settle; and those having claims.
to present them at the same time and
place properly authenticated.
SAMUEL SWANK.
Of Qnemahoning iP., Executor.
April Z. ls46-6t
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THIS WAY
FOR
60
NE W 81 CHAIRS

YHSIIE subscriber, thankful for past
Il favors, respectfully informs his
old customers aad the public generally
that he continues 10 carry on the
GEATE- M AKING
business, in all lis various branches, at
his shop in Someret, nearly opposite
Mr.. Kuriz's Drug Store. where he will
constant keep on hand or make TO order,
Fancy and Common Chairs, b. e. G.
Rocking Chairs, Fancy and Common
STI11.HE5ES
&c, &C., all of which he will sell cheap
for cash or exchange for approved coun-
try produce.
Persons in the the South OF the county
who wish 10 purchase chairs, are re-
quesled TO call with Mr.. Elijah Wagner
in Salisbury, with whom the subscriber
has left an excellent loI to sell.
GEORGE. L. GORDON.
March 81 1916 3m.
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correspondent 81 the Alea P'ls itnn) Eagie writes
;" 'h'"o 10 irs '''io l lie ie"ir4 a q uh q
zoe I've =" ! u .H"t'f. ana lie 'feAeaasaS excite
~ - '"N i'u"W'''
tsol"'se !'' "asf h'ata d lie h"fI h!a nuittT 81
~ 'Soan. to' Jahts IA M">e AT all
- va u'''' 10 9au ne 9''9N = particulars =
u ~ e''Ia's Nl,h u ID i'id offFss' as "h
us way III a'lep" ne ehanctn M al 5"'iy Sthi9s;
~" nm ai'ps 2e1"etn i-.q. AtOafse"'S aad Mf.
~ ~ was ut ny ~. JaheS -, ~h", al Aiat-
~" Wv" "o"e't oa'ifl 4u" "a us hana'
~ vi -,'''e ms;
i"u o'' me ia>s@i ,aa, tired maa to swear to a
ms mr. are soh n,f 10 @aire o. VI. ansA,r-
% III lhe heei'tt-l'ys h then cail'd him - liar
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Correspondence If he Btltimors Patriot.
SCENES ~ THE HOUSE.

w AsHINGroH Fen. 9. lS.6
The scene in The House oi Repn seniarlyrs 10 day
has hefn Intense aaimaag aud elcliIng he nalle,
l's VIE hlfd all day Ia perfect Am win boh sfxes.
and hr NJ OF ~" Hal aud HE u5bies seemed eyerfon
AN people, scores Of whom got there The Lord
knows how.
MI /, BUTLER kING opened tho debate in Sc
we've ste'h A4ansi tire Administration, far refusing The.
T. gjsh q Neinment's ,frf to afbilfaie the Ofpuon
qnfsi u. rom ihe Administration, he TUNED up N
hf, JohN QUINCY ApAMs --tur which Inc Was p,ad,4
Il snllr Mc, and escaped good dead mofr in cat,s.
qaehee oi thu hour mle's eating If he uld man H.,
'qn'nl'sN speech btoie he had COL halt THROUGH
with It.
Mt ans mad singular argument IN establishing
'e m"H"a'l"n OF uul iie Ia Oregon II was novel III
HE o&'true--aGd Vel lie luked II together. IA far as
he "eh IN such siTong cham, thai almos The Whole
House seemed willing 10 suspend the hour rule that h,
night 90 ind,ed The Committee did rse Ia epabl,
tie l'oh>'' 10 entertain mulion that Effect but Mr.
-. iaGeral'i WHO made the moon. itellhu desire
thai II shead extend 10 htnsef alsl as he aiended 10
speak, charged the ann ol lis u.oun 81 as oexend
I'VE d'baie through anoiler day. and then the Il usf
voice II dawn! - MI. Adams VAS lmt heard thruulA
Mr.. lNGlUsoLL followed iuune ofhis recalIar mar
ansu9s; II MAS araumeniailve, hlSiutlcil, classical
"elHal, sarcastic, trolIslica, ai mes very prev Al
i's very silly. aud throughout dccld,dA anluslnu -
lie ut Mr. VAS EuEEH biuadside for pepb.cl,nn +,
resent The Insult offered 10 by England in The sehl,s
ST. and AitAander Mcleod rasp and The vay he came
"'"h ZION LESTER, IN relation 10 Ihe san.e case
NaN.ha drubt 10 lis uNu estlnallun a lIle HE fines
aaeinaale lie sand taete was an Important piece al
history abuul that matter yet before The public bI
ngeh. as SION 10 b. published; aid that was that Mr.
Ntbser VAS cfelsfY Of State and Mel .eod WAS in
ptsn ~ Nta yak, the hrmor wrole 10 the Governor
ni Now i"tk thai IT Mcleod Was not set al Iibery
lie Empre State would soon be IN a baz,ng csun,rr,
ven lie sad several thugs against Mr. WHISTLER
'n' NUMEROUS luueUtion-alle: which ht sad he kq5
,ies f''
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ion Of Mr.. Gaaeti, the House adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
" rnnrsn,N T. Ii L.

mr.. S'elhail, ChairHan II CuHmiiIce for Srnn,lz
a. N''h - tFlnti'a a hiil Providing an additional
iHifssof lar The Military Seboal Al Lexington.
ne sahie Aemhiilet fenured against HE expedien.
" VI empowering Ito County, I,iufls In levy an m.
a.eaa'es al enlI eeuns or the support of Den,
a'd Dumb ana Blind persons al The Virginia lfs,l,p.
i'm. - '''i'u>
M Tate fepeucd hdl author zina the annain1,oc,,
% As'he 10 ufchasc BY uhp, salp ancles ter The ,sn
q 'he Initiates q HE luHaiit yiuas " him I'm, Can
uunWtalh. ~" '''' ! o'h
Inc eem4iaee appuiated to ,Aauine into tie cindi
,a =, rue aft'siy made report, which report was
Mf hfoss presented the following communication,
3'I = % = e'ht H. r'sanIea ae otli OF pn,iaeuI
u me 'aa's hi'et aid hanasha COMPANY. which
Vas ord red Ia be paHtd: WINCH
me SPfafer 4 Ae Hluss qf Delegates:
oH'I he great interest ~ bch The SAFE holds IN l
9'asS hi'ef aud hanaWha Company, makes NV
anu "sffe,'a n my ephtn hat / should annnu,c. -
al ,e lact that haze f,slaned the etiite
nave 'ahea tbs tp iniia M dlninoti !, az ~, -.
- sie't lhPilaner ot lHe otk OF vi nav y al =, -
~ ~ j" % lhe cunlfsry, tie act is pron,nl.J no ~,
1'a''e, 70 ne Interests OF te Company and ,bo Sa
'tese oi delegates has declined farther AID ~
,us company ~ least iaf The present. AMI am as.,,a
iha' s"ine o rs peuhers hlee IN ..ho, h ~ ''"''u
uisiafa stale OF the House uay ounirl us VT, ~
"'eisfeo mai IN their opposition ~ the Nano,,I
sie tV'sa ~ dtssa lsiacu1n VITA the present ,st9
-" - '.o N"u.lahy' attn als3 luiuug,d thai -.
~ VOC ''in'is NJ HE Seaae aYaw themselves :, a.
'in't'e'h ey siniilal sieas and sentiments ncd A.
't present state eiopninn IN that hudy their -
',I' DC we IN aas 81 the fe ellen Of oil asLs,
s'siAs'sT aid Ia the lpupsu,. However ,,,Iste,
ifa"tdhaty such coarse ol opposition may .o ~ ~
~ shf Zee :" the ~ sleiice 10 be llid M. n ts
u F'e i>Fsisaiufe, yesnlines iratn the t,vu ,,A ~
"s'ss"m "i The G.anag.nienl aud flirs nj m, - -
'A"5 y 'hvi aoaimiilees OF he ian ilol,s ana -
y a,'rf ny eeitrilsn ~ tie sef,. salers ly
n felf eeat y inuIaptns at i.eir re,.ni .,.'s 's
@''''' 'Hf s,'ae vaS iny repges med an, nz.t,..
~ Lang ''at!;y fJs4 = a.ihe ttsd g. ilr {; -
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NAsaiseroS, feb'y 10, 1876
lie Nfde Island sill a. cupies the at1p i,t,
II lie sopume Cuuft Mr. WEBSTER addressed lie
tneft IA very hblr aeunentiuf Massachusetts, lie
as haid, iufil|er. taf ytfy tw moments this NOM
thI, brf Mr.. NIPPLE # II | eunfeeaeed lie
ei's H-..arsoo.eRt 81 lie rae I Rhade iatd
tn'eT1Rd ran. l. the seeaic cham6cr THIS m,fninp
insi' ad u tho iuse ol Representatives and Tie ll4ce
i intfttsi 80 Tar changed. lie Hall Of HE II ,e ep-
fesnnita hesi striking contrast 10 lie noise excitement
aud e nls en which haye prevailed IL that body Tor
M ~rsh past mfj1fty II mtmbefsin liz senate -
&c ds'lsdnn hfte Nas euHhHtd 10 the hall o. sine L,
speech if"a Mr. ALLEN, ,mIfey III tie cAaflelcI Vi
macy uad,; ~ the lausn
grhgd draatr was expected upon lie bill fir HE
Increase ii the Niey bar lhls vas postponed % IT, o.
ana lie question oi ,0ee was considered in place Of
II.
The oy lncdeai 10 The dIeu ssi1n Of public Interest
wa r-iIl male rs Mir MANGuM IN Mr. ALIEN
Ale Ia The midst Of I'll hts haflnours whether II
va hol Hcl lha ltrI ABERDEEN had declared in his
frna Is 10 Mr. Mrllne ibAt Tie n1'ier received ffon
he l. Sa'es Ia h.taieat, The convention hlwacn The
tnlHi Sialrs apd E19laad, would not be regarded by
En- ianl as IA may way M ,G.a.sp measured
M. ALLCN was very willing thai a question sbanlI
be pat, tut ial Wiling that fhts question sboad b.
Answered HIS fesiuasa was hat he presumed The
Senlior from Nunh taniHi had the information he
sought In, aid tal therefore was unnecessary nl
hlR 10 aasatr
The ssrt Of reply id not pease tie Sarae, and
ltH tae Impression upon those who heard 1t thai iEe
ffefde bad BEEN gully Of supressng an important
iat 81 ne correspondence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16


g4st II ~ ~ss upoi attack alsn tbs y niss
ans d~-,cs Il ise a8isfs'r i'm Bic WIS e.
ssas 10 l1fss ~ - sailesaas a&ars Aha
sereai navy dsrk ans aH5 insiaa.9is Ven i"aln
spsarss h f,s be reisaed upsa the oiesep
qnss'isn.
Mr. DAgRsGH .fFa. el,sed The DEBATE, -has-n.
eIsecu Minutes a shieh &c hsaT5
The fat 81 hammer iald The hour for voting.
Mr.. L. J. lngsfs.il tr- lfed ed the fea,fs 81 ihe
nstWily al tie IN fefs'ga krfsti9fs. Thu
~sfd .'snrth~ih' uas iaksi from .ru u nsi,cf.
Mr.. ililllard's anendn u empowering ne Pot
dentie give iae ie' lia iselea /, vote q 10
10 to
An amradaeni ii Mr.. Df-ia Il Alshass. ,hsl TIE
q1ssiiea MAS upHn - ne1afai'n aad eiiHf9ihse, was
psts,eJ ss iss- elss- vsis - iu2 ~ -
An amendment sah1iitsd list The qafsiin "as
~ hanger the ~ n Il ustl4pHanse nespiiaiB aad
rlcud BY s.y,.e + 10 ito. ~.
Ms. SIllEN X m1srd ind haaliun 81 NJ Dst.
gins ur1si1n. and pfpa5sed aaenJssat thai ihis
O~gen question ptpefly open - nfg'iiaion.--
This amendment eaffIed ~ irllets. Ayes loi,
mrs %.
: TIE rsie crsaed great exrilemvni among lie
members, AID iofihailh ihe 1insUy dsasnaed nsN
court.
Tile the Char deri8ea uss n ardst apd he decision
vas deeme eurageias hat .Xriiee inicnse feeling
stnnrs Tho naea.t,r.. sih. Nf. 1naa's the lhsr
crcdri i.si tbtfe sh8ad b. nw rstnn'. though hr
ielers themselves h'lts,d tie k.INu 10 he fair. A.
srirai iafn and he lia,se y ol les 70 20,
dsridcd ma ttffe should ts NJ nen cpai.
III. r.sEkr 70 Tic tlajf mesl siafkfd
New antndmshis naA tnrffd Sef1 tasi. aud re.
jecfed Isl a. Il. Tea
Or enf, aitp'tf md ai VAS iAal ,hr nutae
ssaIld efsfn fske ,4eeI a ii5r sd 81 tSslfs
rrenths. sad fiub'f thaf mittnz lais aoacn spaDd
prevent the Exeeafiss from rH#ht8ng tie '-laaiiaas
Thus spendsd tie Iamnniee 49, TIE Piesnaa
Qarsison was 80 lha.i aad Ia ii.uee are sb5al 10
..is aF'n tht frF'saio is e.sr Al iad lasi i've.
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