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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-02

G-The acknowledgment Of pledges to
the Western agency fund of Am. A. S. So
rieiy shall be published next week.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-02

DR.. Sill, Lodi, II. W, Curtis, Chester =
Roads, j. W. Briggs, PainesyiIle, and c..
+. LcGingwcll, Franklin Mills, will act as
agents for the l]uglC.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-02

GTOur comments upon Jonathan Blan-
chard's meetings are crowded out of this no.
of cur papei-thcy shall appear next week,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-02

0%We have forwarded three packages Of
letters to Mt. Gilead, Marion Co., directed
TO our friends Foster.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-10-13
NaryIand Election.

We have some accounts of the Mary
land election, but not sufficient to Justify
us in venturing conjecture as TO the re-
suit throughout the State. As fas as
heard from the Wings did nobly.
In Allegany County the Democratic
ticket is elected; majority much reduced
from last year. Blocher's majority for
Senator is reported at lO2.
Frederick County elected the whole
Wing ticket by large majority.
In Washington County, the Whig Sen
ator and three Wing Delegates elected.
Baltimore City: Here the Democratic
majority last year was about 1900; this
year the Wings elected their Senator and
two Delegates.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-10-13
THE WAP,

We give highly interesting intelligence
dis week from the seat Of war. Gen.
T,YLoR is advancing still farther into the
interior Of Mexico, while The Mexicans
appear to be making extensive prepara-
tons to give him warm reception when
ever they can attack him TO advantage
What the result viii be. none can foreiell.
Gen. Tavlor will no doubt act with be-
coming prudence. But in the heart Of
the enemy's country, with a small force
under him. and remote from magazines
Of provisions and ammunition, what can
he be expected to accomplish! Is it not
10 be feared that prudence and courage
and discipline may have TO yield TO supe-
rior numbers! We confess that we have
serious apprehensions for the fate of his
little army. Many are on the sick-lisl,
unablc for duty. 4 line Of posts has to
be established to keep up a cOmmunica-
ton with Point Isabel, whence the sup
plies for the Army have to be drawn. A
number are required also as escorts TO the
baggage trains, and number more 10
take care Of the sick. In this way the
ACTIVE FIGHTING FORCE must necessarily
become greatly reduced, and tie Mexi-
cans, aware of the fact, may not be slow
IN availing themselves of the advantage
which these circumstances obviously give
them. That they have determined on
making a bold stand. either at Monterey
or Santillo, IS but too apparent; and though
Gen. Taylor and his men may, and
doubtless will fight with their usual bra
very, the enemy, being in his own coun-
try, viii perhaps be abe to choose his
own ground and bring up reinforcements
in case OF necessity, and thus overpower
the Americans. We shall most heartily
rejoice in different result. but repeat
that the present situation and condition of
the Army are such as are calculated TO
fill the mind with the most serious ap-
preheusions.
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rgore ssoyernsne.sf Paper.

At Fort Leavenwor:h vast amount
due bills have been executed by the
Quarter Master. III payment of wagons
and other articles purchased by him for
the United States. This Is another spe-
cies of government paper, used as sub
siituie for money. This is one of the
shifts the government officers are driven
10 for wan; Of money. When payment
is made in such stuff everything viii Of
course cost the government double price.
The Loco Focos have been constantly
declainaing against paper money, but they
will soon have so many kinds of paper
currency afoat that il viii be difficult to
tell what 10 call IT, These notes issued
by the Quarter Master will be subjected
10 heavy discount If they arc cashed, and
Of course the government will have %
pay much higher prices for those things
that it is compelled to buy. The amount
of this stuff about Fort Leavenworih is
said to be very large.-M- Louis Era.
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Gloomy.

Each successive week developes more
and more Of the s.RLEssED" influence oil
the "Polk and Dallas'' Tariff. Dnring
the past week, there have been number
of stoppages among the dry goods deal
ers III This city, some Of whom have been
able to compromise with their creditors
at forty OF fifty per cent, and 60 on again;
while others have gone by the board en-
tirely. The sudden reduction that has
taken place in the value of goods, in con
sequence of the new Tariff, must neres-
sarilv produce such consequences. The
same causes have produced 4 panic in al
the manufacturing districts. and have IN
duced some to make immediate prepora-
ton TO abandon their business. 1t was
rumored on Saturday that two Of the lar
gest manufactures in Maaayunk are about
being closed. A single manufacturer is
reported 10 have two hundred thousand
dollars worth Of goods on hand. upon
which there is an average reduction in the
market v2fle, of from twenty TO twenty
five per cent. The disasters which this
British scheme for running American ma
nufactures. is working out, are painful TO
contemplate Philad Chronicle.
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,BAYNEgS MEDlGIRI2lE.

I3) JAYNE'S EXPECT0RANT.-
We esteem it a pleasure to be able 10
recommend this medicine as the besl
calculated for the purpose of curing
coughs. colds, sore throat. asthma. and
all affections Of The lungs. From long
personal acquaintance with Dir. Jayne, we
know that he is no quack. and his unedi-
cines are not nos,rums of the modern cry
up, M, are the resuItof his long expc-
rience as a practising physician, and the
expense of great labor.-Harlford,
Conn Daily Review.
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sTEgAa!Es's PATENT
FLAME ENcIRcLED OVEN
COOKING STee 8 e.

VENiIS Stove combines all that is val
D liable in existing Cooking Slove:
with certain Improvements peculiar tC
itself. Ii is eonstrueied upon new ant
entirely distinct principle truly philo
sophical. SO as 20 pass The ilue entirely
round The oven. illus maxim il enveiopet
or fame eaciFcfed. without impalrIng the
necessary draught of the stove. 'i'hi,
method of Ilus passing iW ice round
once over and once under lie oven, is The
/ secret OF is great economy in The use oi
! fuel. while the enlargement of the All
chamber affords increased space for the
rarefac.ion Of air and compcnsates fog
/ the usual disadvantages Of a ci cu,ar
draughi, I, bakes. Iossis. and bulls,
easier and better than any Stove vel ef-
fered 10 the putl:c. with the adranlage
orer most of ihem Of Saving one half the
fuel. Il is superior to the Queen OF
The West" ""Burk's Patent" !" Eclipse
or - uaihawavs Patent" for the follow
ing reasons: In ihese Stoves The upper
side OF the oven is dependant for heat
and can have from no other source than
what rsdiaies through Tie plate on which
The fire is made Il the ashes be lif.cd
clean, too much heat viii raIIiaie and
ourn iI,e bread on the upper
side. If too much ashes I've lef!, the bread
will nol bake on the upper side. OF this
defect all good cooks complain. 'his
Stove is entirely free of this objection,
the oven always heating exactly alike
top and bottom. and ends. aiaRy buy
the Premium or step stove and others of
similar model. These Stoves consum e
mnch fuel. for first the lire chamber is
too deep. the pots &c, are too high a.
bove The fire. Second when using the
oven, all the heat which passes off under
the oven being one half, never comes in
contact with the boiling utensils. passesofi
into The pipe and is lost. Also our Stove
is so arranged with i bank or elevation
in the FIRE chamber as to ensure the use
Of The fame upon the forward part Of
lhe Stove Grst, and il then passes back
aflerward heating all alike whereas
Stoves like the Hathaway. having one
vest chamber. allow Ipo vide range
for the fame without sufficient eoucen-
traiinn.
We manufacture two sizes of this
Stove at lheEagie Foundry in BerlinSom-
ersei county, Pa. For the larger size
mos' OF the pots commonly used in he
kitchen will answer.
Always on hand. a complete assort-
ment Of PLOUGHS, with PLOUGH
CASTINGS Of great variety. HOL-
Low WARE Of superior material and
finish, comprising every thing in that
line. CASTINGS on hand. and made
TO order, on the most reasonable terms.
HOUSER & BERKEY.
Berlin. Oct. Is 1876 3n.
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Somerset County, ss.

,;ssa.z 1 I an adjourned Orphans
::;.A "A Court held al Somerset,
2s:.S5ssE.S IN and for said county. on the
'';in,s>' 7Ih day Of September, a. ID.
1916. before the Honorable Judges
thereof
On motion OF ]. F. Cox, Esq. The
court confirm the Inqusiiion on the
Real Estate Of Christian Shockey, dec d.,
and grant a rule on the Heirs and Legal
Representatives of sand decd. 10 appear
at an adjourned Orphans Courl to be
held al Somerset. on the 23d day Of No
vember next. and accept or refuse 10 take
The real estate of said deceased, at the
appraised price.
Extract from the records Of said court.
certified this 7Ih day Of September, A.
d. 1916.
WA. II. PICKING,
orll3 Clerk.
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TO MAS0NS AND CAR
PENTFRS.


q EALED proposals Tor doing the
- work OF NEW CHUKcH TO be erected
by the Ev. LUTHERAN CoNeREGATIoN OF
SAMUELs, at LavaDssille. Will be received
on or before the Slsl Of Oclobe. next
Tie building is TO be of brick, go feet
long and 40 feet wide, with a basement
story. The foundation is to be of stone.
5 leeI high. and 40 feet wide in front.
and The other walls TO be Proportioned 10
The ground, which is inclined. The
brick work is TO be / 8 feet high to The
caves. For particulars, contractors are
requested to call on David Woy, Frede-
rick CoHniryman or Samuel kooser.-
Tie Committee will furnish The maleri-
ais for the foundation. and also the brick
and lumber for lhe building. The whole
JOB will be let out TO one man, or the
oundalisn will be let OF. separately
Contractors are expected to attend in per-
son at Somerset, on the day of letting,
when full understanding can be had.
II is desired to have the church COM
pleied by the Isl Of July next.
By order of the Building Committee,
p. RIZER.
Somerset, Sent. 22d, 1916.
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Strau Steer.

NAME lrespassing OF the premises
( of the subscriber. residing in Addi-
son township, about the first Of Seplem-
Der, deep red steer, with wide horns.
both ears cropped, and the end Of lie
tail white.
The owner is requested 10 come for
ward. prove property and pay charges.
or he will be scld, according 10 law.
orti3* JOHN BELL.
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Sfrau Cattle.

4 4 SAME trespassing on the premises
u of the subscriber, in Elklick town.
ship. on the 22d Of September last. three
head of cattle. 20 vii:
Al onesyear old heiiFer, brown, with
white face. right ear cropped.
A dunn steer, marked as the above.
brindle steer. with crop eff the
left ear and swallow fork 10 The right.
] he owner is requested TO come for
word. pfove properly, pay charges and
take them away, otherwise they viii be
sold as the law direcis.
oclt3 DAVID YODER.
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4 Change Of Policy.
The Mexfcans TO support our
ATn1y.


The Washington Union, in the course
Of an editorial article, makes the follow
ing important announcement, b. which il
will be seen, that, for the future, the Mex
leans are TO be made TO support our army:
eve offered the olive branch. Instead
Of promptly accepting it, Mexico declines
even 20 give us an answer, whether she
will or viii not negotiate with US, until
her Constituent Congress shall asscmbic
in December next. Three months, there
fore, were to pass away without doing
anything for peace, unless we can assist
Its restoration by the vigor of our. arms.
1t becomes high time, then, tor us to has
ten the decision OF Mexico. We must
carry on TIM war with yigor. We must
make it more her interest 10 terminate its
evils We must compel her people TO
share It's expenses with us-by levving
contributions upon her for the support of
our army. We want provisions, and
they must assist in supplying us.
The proclamation of General Ampudia,
the contents of which has just reached US.
increares the necessity Of such mea-
sure. lie breathes the severest vengeance
against any Mexican who viii have any
dealings with US, and will even sell us
provisions. We must compel them.
therefore, to contribute for the support of
our army.
As soon as the dilatorv answer from
Mexico was received by the government,
there is no doubt that the policy here in
dica,ed was adopted. The private pro-
perty of the Mexican people viii be reli-
giously respected, except what may be
necessary for the support of our army.
Their persons ard property, with this ex-
ception, viii be sacredly protected. Their
religion and their affairs ill be respected
as truly as if they were Americans in the
bosom of our own country"
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SiraV Steer.

EfAME trespassihg on Tie premises oil
Z ! the subscriber in Milford township,
the frs! week in August, a ore year old
brown steer. with some white spots, a
cron OF the left ear.
The owner is requested 10 come for
ward, prove property and pay charges,
Otherwise he viii be sold as the law di-
reefs.
ec,i3 GEO. UUNBERT.
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Judge Gargeaus ResEgned.

Il was announced on Friday, in the Su-
preme Court, by Chief Justice GIBsoN.
that Judge SAReEANT had resigned his Of
fec as one of the Associate Judges of that
Court.
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NOTICE.

Estate of Jacob shep, decd
u ETTERS OF fadminisiralion de Joais
A non with the viii annexed, on the
estate Of Jacob Shep. deed. having been
granted 10 the subscriber residing IN Cen
tregille, Milford township. he requests
all persons TO attend al his residence. on
Friday the 2Olh of November next. pre-
pared 10 settle, and hose having claims
10 present them al the same time and
place. JACOB kNABLE,
Oct Is. '46-6i Admir-
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The contractors at Portland, for the At
lanuc and ST. Lawrence Railroad, adver-
tise for FIVE hundred laborers, with pros
pect Of steady work for one or Two years.
al one dollar per dav.
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MAINE ELECTION

Belgrade elected a staunch Whig on
Monday week, by thirty majority over all
others. On the 18th Instant, the majori-
~ against Bronson was Just thirty-net
Wing gain SIXTY! Bangor has elected 2
staunch Wings, one by l3I, the other by
70 majority over all others. The House
now stands 46 Wings to % Democrats.
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All was quiet at Nauvoo on the 22d
ult. 4 company Of Anii-Mormons con-
tinued TO occupy the city Of Nauvoo aud
the Temple. They were assiduous in
the protection of persons and property.
and all was quiet and orderly. The
Troops were becoming quite tired of the
inactivity Of garrisoning the town, and
were fast dispensing.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-10-13
Henry CLAW.

This distinguished Statesman IS spoken
of in the Kentucky papers as likely to
be sent back to the United States Senate.
We trust he viii be.
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THUNDER AND Han SToRa IN OcTo-
Berry esterday afternoon, saws Phili-
delphia pager Of Saturday last, We were
visited with a thunder shower, accompa-
MED with hail. which lasted for some
thirty or forty minutes. The lightning
was vivid, and the rain for short time
came down in torrents.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-10-13

PALMER Es7. Of Pliiadeiphia a, his
p..i ll,l,fs rsld Coal 06ioe is our Authorized
-, fir obtaining Adeeyfisens.lfs and Sub
$50, f,r the HERALD" and is clothed
,ai sa..a ,ower to receipt for any monies paid
:. i;,,' On these objects. His agency includes
~ ~ f,j,wiig cities, iz:-Phiiadelphia, New
NJ Baltimore and Boston.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-10-13

The fredericksburg Recorder SAYS:
"A gentleman recently from the Springs,
in Bath county, in this Stale, met there
an old man aged l03 years, who had just
completed a pedestrian tour of 1900
milesl He had been out West TO see the
country possibly with the view to settle
for life. lie was in excellent health and
spirits"
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ocu3
Somerset Countu. SIS.

49, 4 7 an adjourned Orphans
Saa "a Cousl held at Somerset,
@ in and for said county, on the
lS5s'':ss''> 7lh day Of September, A.
D 1876. before The Honorable Judges
thereof
On motion Of Samuel Gaither. Esq.
the court confirm The Inqusilon on the
Real Estate of Rosanna Shaver, deed,
and grant a rale on The heirs and legal
representatives of said dec d, to appear
al an adjourned Orphans Court, TO be
held at Somerset. on the 23t day of No
vember, next. and accept or refuse 10
take The real estate OF said deceased al
the appraised price.
Exlrae: from The records of said court.
certified this 7th day Of September. 1876.
w. II. PICKING.
ocil3 Clerk.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-10-13

We learn that the Synod of the Ger
man Reformed Church in the United
States. viii hold It's annual session al
Carlisle on the 10th OF October Int. A
largo number Of ministers and lay dele
gates viii be In attendance.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-10-13

TI4 eases Of Yellow Fever have
occurred al Pensacola, 5 at New Orleans
and enc death from il at Mobile.
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WONDERS OF THE TELEGRAPH.-Fx-
tras, containing the news of the Great
Western, were published almost simul;a-
neously in New York. Boston, Albany,
Rochester, Utica, Philadelphia and Balli-
moae; and all the intermediate places
were in possession of her advices. This
is truly wonderful discovery!
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Shot Touer.

A shot tower one hundred and seven
ty feet high is nearly completed at ST.
Louis, No.
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l.amherisville, n. APril 9Th 80.
Dr. Jayne-Dear SiF-By the hles-
sing of God your Expecloraui has effect
cd cGre in me of most Distressing
cumplsint. In December last was
seized with great severity by paroxysm
of Asthma: disease with which hal
been afflicted for many years past. IL
was attended with hoarseness and sore
ness Of the lungs and throat. together
with a laborous cough, and complete
proslra.Ion of strength. and when almost
worn oui with sufocation, bottle OF
your eXpectoranI was sent to ME. At
first ilough, il was na,hing bat qnack-
ery; but seeing it SO highly recommend
ed by DIR. Going, with whom I was
well acquainted. | was induced to try
il, and in a few DAYS il completely cured
me, nor, have | ever had any return OF
The disease since. | have now formed
so high an opinion OF your medicine that
If had but few bottles Of it. could OBJ
tain no more, wouldpot part with them
Cor ten dollars each, Yours, most affec-
tionately.
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Saray Cattle.

AfAME tresPassing on The premises
. OF the subscriber in Somerset town-
ship. about The beginning OF August, a
one wear old steer. white aad light brin-
die, The right ear cropped, and piece
out OF the upper part Of each ear. Also
a one wear old brown heifIer, with simi-
lar marks 10 those of the steer.
The owner is requested to come for
ward. prove property and pay charges,
otherwise they will be sold as the law
directs.
ocll5& GEORGE MEESE.
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ya AKs EsEEsa.

On the 9Th inst. by e. Lint. Esq. Mr..
WnLIAM G. WrrT, Of Southampton tp.,
TO Miss ELIZABETH HoFFMAN, Of Somer-
set township.
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FOR SALE
about 1000 Acres Of Land,

in Shade and Paint townships,
Somerset County.
VNHE undersigned will sell at Public
z sale on Tuesday the 2CIh day Of
October next, al the old Shade Furnace
in Shade township, the (ollnwiBg Lands,
VIZ:
MOL 4Ol4 warranted in the name of
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There has been a violent Hurri-
cane IN The West Indies. No particulars
u tho damages.
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Ny. March 10Th. 1911.

DR.. Jayne-Dear Being severe
IS afflicted Uilh Infurrza-a hard
Cough and Aslhma-aud finding every
means fail OF relieving me. Consumption
appeared ineviiable-but by using two
bou.es of yonr expecloran!, | was re-
stored TO perfect health.
Rasaac,f,tII,- t-ours
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Ex-President Adams has been nomi-
mated by the Wings ofVIIIlh District OF
Massachusetts for reelection to Con-
gress.
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State Book Of pennsylvania,

CoNTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE GEOGRA-
AND NOTED CITIZENS or TIE STATE;
WITH 4 NAP OF THE STATE AND OF EACIi
COUNTY. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
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Respectfully ynurs.
.AlUN Ellis.

Late Pastor of tile Baptist Church,
Stamford, CT.
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oru3
Somerset County. ss.

>sSSSsS< ET an adjourncd Orphans
:sAIE- u Court held al Somerset, in
and for said county, on the
snTsssS 10Th day OF September. A..
D. 1876, before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On petition of Jacob Moses and Abra-
ham Moses, two of the heirs and legal
representatives of Jacob Moses. decd
the court grant rule on the Heirs and
Legal representatives of said deceased,
to appear al an adjourned Orphans Court
10 be held al Somerset on Monday the
Esd day Of November, A. d. 1916, and
shew cause. If any they have, why the
real estate OF said Jacob Moses, dec'd
should not be sold.
Extract from The Records of said
court. certified this 10Th day of Sepiem-
Der, 1916.
w. II. PICKING.
oclls Clerk.