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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
Lneo.Raca Caucus.

A regular Caucus of the Loco oco Members
Of the Legislature was held at Albany on Tuesday
eveniDg-col. S. Young presiding. with George T
Pierce (elea,ed by the Assembly and J. Mont
gomery acting &c Secretaries. Eighteen tout of
twenty ive) Senators and sixtyone out Of seventy.
six) LEGO Assembly men were present. An Ad-
dress and Resolutions thoroughly Mandatory OF Polk
Wright Texas, &c. were adopted without oppo,
sition. The Atlas says that only Senators Clark,
Chamberlain, Scovi and ] B. Smith, Suffolk
with Messrs. Sherwood of Warren, Potter of Madi-
son, Moore of Schenectady. Ensign of Chenango.
Lawyer of Schoharie and Lewis of Delaware-ten
in al--dissentcd from the principles of the Address
and Resolutions, We mstrust that. if the lauda.
lions of Wright Flasg Il Co. are counted among
the principles there are good many more
5issenters, Where are Senators Wright Jones,
Wheeler, Mitchell, Lott, and various Members in.
GLIDING tho five from this city,
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Cd" Rev. Mr.. HAKRiSeroNs SERMON on the
Moral Bearings OF the Murder OF the Van Nest Family
watch viii be found in tcdays Supplement is worthy Of
particular attention
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THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

The $4,000 to be all called out $4,000
to 20 to the Field Immediately
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~ ADvxRTIsEMESTs will

~ ADVERTISEMENTS will be found in the
SUPPLEMENT under the.folowing heads;
Carpeting, Books,
Miscellaneous, Dry Goods,
Situations Wanted, Schools,
Boarding and Hotels, Window Shades,
Legal Notices, Watches, Jewelry, &c
Real Estate, Insurance,
India Rubber Goods, Coal,
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DRESS Doors SHOES, &c.-For the Information Of
strangers we would that the beat and chespen
snd shoes IN the city soId by j. l. Watkins LA
Futonsr. His articles give universal Satisfaction; We
beard of peraon being dissatisfied who purchased
=, hi. establishment
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SPIRIT OF TIE ANNIVERSARIES.



The Anniversary Of this Society vas held at Dr.
coSz's Chr-ch, Brooue 81 yesterday nornirs- TIE
Pre.ideD,, DR.. Cone Presidias- opened d singing.
From al tia; dwell below lie SKIES &c ana prayer
By Rev Dr. szAsp Of Boston. Rev. NJ TUCKER OF Bsf
fso read me le.b Pss,u, The Heaven. declare tie
glory CT God and The ornament saoweth his HANDY
work" &c Mr. ALLEN read the Tressufefs report OF
which We give al abstract below
A: the commencement. 0: the Aaandai ysz :ae.s was N
The Treasury balance Of -.------;---o- si''e' 80
Received from Au1ilAries. Churches ana iAei-
vdcals sace that Fs-iot ----.---------- z1'St@ .:
Received !o- Scriptures .,est -
Making he .ozI amount fT lie 20
EXPENSES.
TIE expenditures te the Is: OF May. Il which
Zine re Treasures account was e40sea-
amounted ;o---- '----- -
Leaving balance OF hand Of ..--..--.--. e,ile 3
Total. 81 70
F.ora this balance appropriations were made :;
the resuls. meeting o. The sosrd CT the 9ih ~, ~
list amounting s+'ooV w
which exhausted all :hc arasb,e cnds isaving nominal
balance Treasury Q: s3i6 IS. consisting Of BIS
Receivable Bank and Insurance Sick, &c
There have been Issued ls5a =. depository dur
Ing The year:
BI.Ies. ------lo4l3
Ies;a'neh;s Z1,oIt
Making the total number CT volumes 1921
VOLUMES PUBLISHED.
Re number OF volumes published BY the Society a; is
Depository since the commencement OF he yea- is "a 'S
making the whole nu.nc-. pzbGshet for Home DistI5u
ton l57,ll9.
The Foreign appropriation. since the last Report.
amour: TO 225O, namely:
To The Bibis TraDsIatiop Society 81 500 60
BOARD of The TriennisI Convention $500 90
China B.ptis; Mission 1900 co
German - 1000 90
General Bap:is; Missionary Society," 1000 90
Free MISSIONARY Society .. 100 "a
Honduras Bap;is. Mission so 90
Total. SI2,25O co
The LIBRARY.
63 volumes have been received into the Library trrins
the year, making the whole number LAS.
LEGAciEs.
The amount OF eleven Lesaces receret during the year
is 1881 IS.
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~ Tho U. S. Revenue cutter Hamiltcn, Capt
ssaSes hiss been ordered on the Boston TIE SewBet
gd station.
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Where DO YoU GET YOUR BOYS CLOTHING ,-initead OF
waiting 70. your answer, let recommend you to Ms.
Cornwall OF "a Grandst between Allen end Eldhtge-
TIL. laiy hiss OF the tbebufn 81 Boys
and ChidreEs Clothing that Las been good fortune
to exsmns Ia fact bad pfoeioG-y idea that The
art OF Boys Tailoring had been broug TO ouch perfection
The suits she exhibits only ornamental but display
in heir MY - scientific idea Of proportions when
remind or- covering human being instead OF
giving boy child tho Appearance OF great Do Ba
y az Gsny Of the clothes DO Which chill dTeR and good
al. ID h,yzm
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REQUIHTIONS or THE WESTERN STATES

NOTHING FARTHER FROM The
SEAT OF WAR.
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CONTENTS OF THE SUPPLEMENT.

A few words in reply TO Mr.. L. C. Hill.
Pray for All, by Victor Hugo.
Sermon ON the moral bearings Of the murder of the
Van Meet Family, at Auburn, by Henry F Harrington.
Commercial and Money Matters.
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E3- PgE7AEE FoK the HEArs ~ SUaNER.-In order
ssfstY eucouutsr ice lLtso,. he.t OF SUMMER
t highly adv sable that Tho blood snpald Ia pure So "
for II !. Is nos mo will b1 Aey 70 rDssncsf
feger eruphoa. bots some o.ner form Of dse.s "
which motoh r4uef IN the circulation icdch-s us pre-
Il isH bottles OF Sascss 5ArsaparIs, isksb W
cording the directions Ill ,foctusy perform ns oaee
Of publication and orG thu system into Ihs coninon oss
adapted rss. ocly ordinary Complaint oet We
fssl 5emIcs hch sJrn,t!urs r4ge 10 hot weAin,f
mid rHd conservative !G lis Effects upon The 'ys,
,nat may o- atElinsteiea tot oElJ 10 sao Dut VIE ",
saf children ILs reputation VaosoIo son1s
and sLs-pe /. ta9 lDcre4sbg aud certnc ;t@s ssuyDf
u merits Almost constantly beng received uo ~
sections OF the county n
rfsgase1 .oc, wholesale snd retail! By 4 D. "
SANDS Dr1ggrs 100 fuIcH-st corner Of V'iia1D, 49, ~
York. SOLD slso E. rs RrosdwS5 ~ kss broadwsy -
Il per 5o,de 3 bc'ils, 10 IS
GoraAuo,s PanosoPHY on nag FfsGEs NAILS, DO: "
We have said ,n4E many OF the pr1psfsuots q rs
Soaps" poisonous u tce skin Ar-mshson e1s y -
c-1n Of fac. lst-y mt with 10 ne p-fsr ~ ~
Unable !sdy r-s6lcg 10 Ashbrrahsr u ..s -
.S. ynLer ,b wa -ed in errtte SS'clsfnf sno az
e1iat on Der bands and oicn te, pig
nu.a 70 he noro. sop bad been IN no haii o. a,nE
,1-ut r.tlo,. 9Th DR. FeiE GoaTaalds hasiaa
rsd,ea.eG so1y unGer hts Heaneos INC Ieoy feco'eo
gr, 20 return from tnis 6isress0a
To b. ugu! lh-0 Is very Easy PROVIDED 81
,a.]ra, 80 kget Uniformed ,sats srSzl7
~ o.u.zcs AID 40 lrcTesse OF Ssslauy arc rectsS
~ 20 bdrx EP ~ tD7 tue Saod1c 81 eIcslen.u r
d., IN - o, cgi, hese -, III DETAIL oH
y. organising bosger ia; DctnDs trGfs moro 10 seer
~ M finger rsiis Lh-l Tbs u,e u OoURAuD5 E2aeS
v2ticaied seap. no &c CONTINUED
Tns uarye1Gs Soap Ietnose fCE. he sktn esr'y VI
age OF Taa, Ffeek-s Ssown,s,, Sunbu:n, Era2coos'
Ringx1FE R-4c-.s, Rous Ch,Ps, CfseAs, Cn1,
Moe. kca.-kioe LIE cat!co tazzinsy whre an @. ~
joURAUD's Poudget Subes iE.Dly eadie1te t se 70
s~~E1iy as:f ffoss i.dS's ZIP, cnir iemPeA o,.,
AUS Ggeeias Ee., Dye Sil eoor red, Eehtr gfsJ -
beautiful basas' GoUkAUD'5 Liqri4 Rouss iSpsfs q
s2lencid permanent roseste uege 70 Ps.s eAssas
iips n~,ber
Y Be rery cautious where you purehsse ReEas19Dprs
gHly pacz where she genatn< prrpaFs:oof n-r
GOUkAUD arc 10 he C5isu-c, - a. bis depot, I" w.
81 ffst from Sro-c@
II To PATRIOTIC YOuIHs BOYS Vno 20
10 loa AfG.y are informed Lhs Ioey can sPIenA
.hosc Of lznc-r aye,
=. WIN whissers sod saus,.rbes too, ton,
By using .hiiog oJale OF jones' Coral hsf
d. wa.ch focc. The hs., 10 grow whstsves DsicIs
ed he.r to sro%-ihs face or ID Fad 500 :, -
81. or il3 Broadway, acd $50 Fa.ton-si 6toSA'-
mylE 2rct
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E7r Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday,
ought to be sent in before 10 O'Clock Saturday evening
a. the Publication Office Of this paper Is no. open On
sundays
Subscribers In the city who do receive ibis paper
at early hour requested 70 leave word at the Office
a. our arrangements such enable ali the carriers
to get through their routes before seven o'clock Car
Tisss failing accomplish this will be required to Te
tneir routes.
Persons Wishing The Tribune left at fheir c"ehs'
places Of business regularly every morning vi"
;..vs their .sdre,. at the Publishing Office, send
nose through the Pos, Office. Terms, Nine Cen" week
paysbJe 70 the Carrier.
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Report Of the Capture of Point Isabel
Not Confirmed.
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r In order to make room for OR a@1e,t.s !,
sens. ne arc compelled 10 issue another SUPPLE
MeN7- this asorning, which is serted to all our
regular su6seri6ers gratis.
per.oa. sis4iag The TRIBUNE left at aaeir
,.,;d<noes or places Of business sOA please ieare
ts-;r address at the desk, or send through the Post
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nuslness Noutes.

An INTERESTING CoMauSIcArIoS We subjoin the
following among the many stsiemrns continually
made US respecting the astonishing of Con'unp.
hon Raising Blood Coughs Liver Complaint and Dys.
pepsis made by that justly celebrated aud popular
edy Dr. Taylors Gsaune Balsam Of Lirerrort prepared
only 375 Bowery. We speak advsedly when We say.
that |, will in all give relief II ia Chrome They
nal remedy and is used in asylums. and has been
approved OF and tried wh by some OF The Doc.
tors OF the plta
Ngw.YoRR, April .. 1896
Dear Doctor | was afflicted about elk years s!ncs,
with very severe cough and cold, also raising some
blood Induced TO Try DR. Taylor'S Basam Of ilv.
erwor prepared 375 Bowery and that TOO after all other
remedies had failed aad entirely cured by IT,
About year afterward | again taken with very
cold and cough aud In consequence OF fall re-
ceived se.ieus hurt and raised considerable quantity
Of blood and having small quantity eit 10 the bottle Of
your Ba!sam Of Lverwor again took II, and IL acted
Ike charm Ia entirely curing in very abort time
Yours truly JESSE NEWMAN gag Bowery.
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LIBRAEY.
l63 volumes have been received int the Library crrins
the year, making the hole number LAS.
LEGAcIEs.
The OF eleven Lesscies receired during the year
ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
NEw-HAMPsHIRE.-The following is the official
vote for Member of Congress q, the late Election in
the Granite State:

Total. ,S06 l6,627
Majority against Woodbury.. .--.i4l2.
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The Candidate for Canal Conn
missioner.

Mr.. JAMES NJ: Power whose name
shereader perceives we have raised to our
masthead as the Wing candidate for Ca
nal Commissioner, isrepresented by those
who know him as being man of strict in
tegrity &, every way qualified for the office
to which he has been nominated His nom
ination by SO respectable and intelligent a
body as the Wing State Convention, is
of itself sufficient evidence of this fact.
Believing. therefore, that Mr.. Powers
election would be benefit to the Com
monwealth and the people, we shall use
our humble efforts 10 the accomplishment,
of so desirable an object. The office of
Canal Commissioner is an important one,
and as it is said and believed that the pre-
sent board are not managing the public
works as they ought to be managed, it is
the duty of the wings, who have to con-
tribute ;heir share Of taxes for the pay
ment Of the interest upon the cost of
those works, to endesvor by all fair and
honorable means in their power, to elect
their candidate at the ensuing election.
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From, sf.Dannfngo.

The ship Souther, Capt. Burgess, ar
rived at Boston from Port au Prince,
brings dates of February 20. Captain
Burgess reports that the Haytien Govern
ment were still under arms and preparing
for general march against the Domini-
cans on the last of the month. The van
guard of the army set out from Port au
Prince for the Cape on Monday, the 10th
ultim. The Haytiens felt much conf
dence,, in their ability to reconquer and
subdue the rebels, as they termed them,
and willprobably march with force OF
some thirty thousand strong. They have,
besides, a blockade fleet of SONS five or
six vessels of war.
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POSTSCRIPT.

PAt the hour Of putting our paper
to press, TUESDAY Evening, Z O'Clock,
the river has fallen about 9 feet.
Passengers and mails to and from the
East and West, have been ferried over
the river during the day in fats ond other
boats. A regular ferry will be establish
ed in day or two, SO that but little delay
or Inconvenience viii be experienced.
No mails or intelligence yet from the
North and Juniata fnrther up than Clark $
Ferry. Nothing, therefore, is known of
the extent ofinjury 10 the canals.
Since the falling of the water, it Is as
certained that portion of the Harrisburg
and Lancaster Railroad has been swept
away, rendering it necessary to carry
the passengers and mails about five miles
in .stagesbeiore the can take the cars.
We learn verbally from York, that the
Codorus creek was very high, and did
some damage in the borough of York.
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Freshef in the scl,nylkin.

There was heavy freshetin the Schuyi-
kill on Saturday, when there was six
feet of water rushing over the edam. The
current W as tremendous. Great alarm
was felt in the neighborhood, and consid-
cradle damage was done. Rails and logs
came floating down in great abundance;
wood piles were washed away, and a
number of houses along the river were SO
flooded, that the inmates were compelled
either 10 seek safety in flight, or to ascend
10 the upper stories. Pine street wharf
was covered up to the first street from the
river. The scene on Saturday afternoon
was one Of an exciting and novel charac
ter. Quite number of persons were on
the wharves looking on, and the boatmen
were busy on the river, picking up logs,
pieces of timber, and any other floating
articles they could lay their hands on
The Canal Campany's works were over
flooded; but we trust that when the wa
ter fully subsidies. the damage VIII be
found to be inconsiderable. The wood
en- platforms in front Of the Wheel-hou-
ses ofthe Paramount Water Works were
washed away. Yesterday the water
was subsiding, and between morning and
evening had fallen nine inches.-Bicknell
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MARRIED.

On the 10th Of February last, BY El-
der Beam, Mr.. DAVID KooNTz, to Miss
PHOEBE Ann HILL, both Of Stony Greek
township.
On Sunday the 18th inst, By John A.
Baker Esq, Mr.. MosEs BAuRKHoLpER,
to His NARY NEDRow, both OF Milford
township.
On the 29lh Of January, by the Rev.
W. s. Emery, of Watersreet, Hunting
don county, Mr.. SAMUEL Fl. FRAsrz, TO
Miss MARGARET E. HoUsRR.
By the same, on the 10Th of February,
Mr.. w. KEMr, to Miss ANNA MARY
PIrER.
By the same, on the 10Th of Feb. Mr..
HENRY sGRAFIUs, to Miss MARGARET
Ann PIPER.
BY the same, on the 26th Feb. Mr..
GhBRIAL FLICK, to Miss REBEccA STo-
BY the same, on the 18th of March.
MIR. EpIE russell, TO Miss CAROLINE
RAnEy. =.
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the above proposed convention, or any
other that may be called for similar pur-.
poses.
! The following resolutions were offer
ed by A. j. OGLE Esq, and were also
unanimously adopted.
; Resolved, That the expression made
by that distinguished Philadelphian, the
Hon. JOHN SWIFT, s.that if the right of
way should by any possibility pass he
would be one Of 10000 to march and
prevent by force the first spade from be-
ing inserted iu the soil of Pennsylvania"
is decidedly funny. and exhibits a reck-
lassness with regard to his personal safe
tv which is as lementable as his ignorance
of the fact tnat the state limits are not
terminated by the Schuylkil but extend
aCLEAR OUT. BACK" even beyond the
Susquehannah-
Resolved, That we recommend to the
said chivalrous Swift and his 9939 val.
liant compeers who intend fighting the
battle of the SPADES, before they mount
their barbed steeds to send out scouting
party for the purpose of examining the
mountain CLUBS, and if their HEARTS 90
not admonish them, that the safety of
their DIAMONDS requires them to continue
capering nimbly in their aristocratic par
lors: why then let them come on--our
rKAP is always set, and they are hereby
respectfully notified that although for the
purposes Of bribery fraud and corruption
their pile far exceeds ours in magnitude,
yet at that other game we can't be bluffed.
On motion Resolved, That these pro-
ceedings be signed by the officers, and
copy of them forwarded instanter 10 Col.
Edie oar Representative, 10 be presented
and read in the House Of Representa-
lives, and that the same be published in
all the papers 10 the state friendly to the
great measure new agiiating our section
o. country.
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Important from Harrisburg.

Our intelligence from Harrisburg in re-
gard TO the prospect Of carrying the Bal
dmore and Ohio Railroad Bill in the
House of Representatives is of rather
unfyvorable character. Philadelphia is
bringing all her influence to bear against
it. Deaf to The voice of reason and Of
justice, her whole energies are bent upon
The defeat of MEASURE the success Of
which she bIindly Judges would operate to
her disadvantage. Forgetful of the favors
she has heretofore received from our Le-
gislatures, she engages in endeavors to In
fliet great and lasting injury upon those
10 whom she is mostly indebted for her
past prosperity. Selfish in the extreme,
she grudges to the city of Baltimore an
eqnal chance with herself for the west
ern trade and travel-and in order to
make sure Of defeating her rival, she
would sacrifice the interests of at least
one-third of the citizens of the Common
wealth. Such IS The sense of justice
and Of gratitude, the wisdom and the
iaagnanimiiy by which Philadelphia is
governsd in the course she is pursuing
an regard 10 this great and important pub
ts measure. I.ether gd min heE mad
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ing swept away. The damage done
must from. all accounts, exceed S2o,OOu' :
Mr.. MeALLEN's mill, two mil es be-
low Harrisburg, was partly carried away
together with quantity of grain. Loss
considerable.
.Fox's mill dam at Halifax was swept
off, and other serious damage done to
property in that neighborhood.
Communication by mail, railroads or
stages, was for a time wholly cut of,
but we are now TUESDAY noon again IN
the receipt of mails from all quarters, but
the North and Juniats The maIls from
the west were ferried over the river yes
terday. We understand that the cutter
prising proprietors of the railroad and
Stage lines, west and south, viii promptly
establish ferry, so that but little incon-
yenienee or delay viii be experienced by
the travelling community, or In the trans
mission ofgoods.
Every where along the river. far as We
have yet heard, great injury has been
done, ii is feared that the canal hes been
so much impaired, as to occasion consid-
cradle DELAY in commencing business up
on it. OF the extent of the injury, how
ever, nothing can be known certainly
until the waters subsidee, and the neces-
sary examinations of the works are made
The Canal Commissioners are taking
measures to ascertain the extent Of IN
jury.
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GOdey's Lady'S ISOOk.---Here
AGAIN.

The March number is on our table
equal, in all respects, to its predecessors.
The "BOok" has long stood at the head
Of the literary Magazines of the country,
and the present number fully sustains It's
high character. The engravings are beau
tilul, aud the reading matter is unusually
interesting. ~
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-24
The Railroad Bill.

The Bill for the fright Of way" was
up in the House of Representatives on
the I2th. Mr.. Burnside moved to post
pone it, in order 10 take up the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Bii-which was agreed
10, a. to 46- A motion 10 postpone both
bills TIL Monday the l5h, was then carri-
ed, 49 to as.
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81 4 "a D.

On the 18th inst, in Somerset ip. ia
ceB WILL, aged rs years 6 months and
II days.
On the 18th inst, in Quemahoning tp.
ELIZABETH ANN, daughter of Henry
Peterson, aged years and 10 months
On the 18th inst, in Somerset tp.
SARAH. daughter of John Woy, aged 4
years months and days.
On the 9th inst, in Stony Greek tp.
CHARLES, son Of Benjamin Walter, aged
6years 2 months and dsys.
On last Saturday night, an infant son OF
Mr.. Frederick Gilbert Of this Borough
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Canal commissioners.

By the proceedings Of the Wing State
Convention, which we publish to-day, ii
viii be seen that JAMES NJ. Power Of
Mercer county, has been putin nomina-
ton fas the Whig candidate for Canal
Commissioner.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-24
Land sales I'm New YORK.

Mr.. Gerrit Smith. Of Peterborough,
New York, is the owner of $50, 900 a
cres Of landed property in that state,
which he proposes to sell al auction, in the
Months of June, July and August, next.
The lands are situated in forty-fve coun-
ties. and the auction viii be held at fifteen
different places, on different days,
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career if she chooses; let her do all the
harm that she can, while she possesses
the power; but let her remember also,
that for the injpries she may infict upon
the people of Pennsylvania now, she
viii be made TO atone hereafter.
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FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
JAMES VI. POWER,
OF MERCER COUNTY.

ERRATA-In the communication of
"sene1" last. week.. in I'd paragraph the
word Through" was omitted; in 5th par
agraph. '.equal in distant should have
read "equi-distanl"
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Railroad BfII.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bill,
as passed by the Senate, viii be found
on the first and second pages Of this days
paper.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-24
Somerset Guards Attention!

YOU are hereby requested to meet IN
The Court House this evening TUESDAY
at 7 o'clock. Those members who have
their new uniform and accoutremenis IN
whole or in part. and those who desire
immediately to send for theirs are espe-
cialIy requesled to attend
By order Of the Captain.
NJ arch %. 1916.