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REGISTERS NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given 10 all persons
~ concerned as legaiees, creditors or
otherwise, that The following accounts
have been filed and passed register in the
Registers Office, for the county Of Som.
erset, and that the same will be present.
cd to the Orphans court for confirmation
and allowance on Monday, The 6th day
Of September neat, at an adjourned Or
phans' Court, viz:
The account of Michael Shoaff. Adj
ministraIOr OF Christian ShoatT. deed.
The account OF Jacob Miller, Executor
Of Jonathan Fash, deed.
The account OF Daniel Adams, Admin
istratOr with the will annexed Of Fred.
erick Adams, decd.
The account of Thomas Hanna, Adj
minisIrator with the will annexed of Ja-
cob Minerd, decd.
The account of John Fair. Executor
Of the last will and testament Of Jacob
Fair decd.
The account Of Samuel Swank. Ex-
ecutOr &C., Of Catharine Swank, dec d.
The account Of Amer Yoder, Admin
isIrator of John Wigle. decd.
The account Of Samuel IIunsecker,
acting Administrator Of Jacob Swank,
deed.
The Supplemental account Of Samuel
kimmel, Guardian of the minor children
of John Graham, decd.
The account Of Mary Fream, late Ma
~ Graham. Administrative &C., Of John
Graham. decd.
The Account Of Mary Fream, Execu-
irix &c, Of Smiley Fream, deed, as far
as he was associated with her in the AG-
ministraiion de 6Onis non Of John Ora
han, decd
The account Of George Meese. Ad-
minisirator of Killian Koontz, decd.
The account Of Casper LOechel, Ad.
minisrator Of Conrad Werner. deed.
The account Of Chsuncey F. Stoner
and Jacob StoRer, Executors, &c, Of l.
saac Stoner, deed.
WM- III. PICKING,
August 3, is47, Register.
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LAMENTABLE CATAsTRoPHE AT New
BRlcHTeN.-Two Lives lost by Drown
ing.--On Thursday, as two children OF
Mr.. B. r. Winthrop and two children of
Mr.. Joseph Kernochan, attended by their
nurses, waiter and a coachman, were
entering rew-boat at the above place,
one of the company, in stepping on the
gunwale Of the boat, instantly upset the
whole company into the water. Through
the instrumentality of two apprentices,
one mere lad, who were standing by,
the lives of all were saved, except one ol
Mr.. Winthrop's children, aged six years,
and the nurse of Mr.. Kernochan. 1t seems
the latter had the child i'll her lap at the
time of the accident.
Too great praise cannot be given to
these lads for the praiseworthy act, espe-
cialIy when number of men were stand
ing by, who offered no assistance. When
we learn their names we will mention
them.-New York Post.
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER The United
States steamer Ann Chase, while off the
mouth oil the Sabine river, on the morning
oi the l2th, burst ono of her boilers, xii
ns +. v. Carmichael. private in the
4lh regiment Indiana volunteers. and
James Dolan, boat hand, belonging to
Plttsburg, and sealding Aaron Lawson
OF the Indiana volunteers, aud John Bran
non and Thomas NewIanj, of Cincinnati;
The Indiana troo,s on board were to he
sent to the Rio Grande by chartered
vessel.
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.affempffo Rob a Bank.-An attempt
was made on Friday night last to break
into the Cayuga County Bank which was
unsuccessful.
II is understood that gang Of burglars
left New York city few days since, on
their way west on torr of PROFESSION
AL business. Banks, jewelsy shops, &c.
should therefore be on the look-out.-Sy-
racuse Journal.
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JyW II A1ITa
! or August Term 1847.

GRAN RORS.
Somerset borough,
William Mong, Curtis Kooser.
Somerset township,
Daniel Adams, George Cobaugh, Pc
ter Friedline, Nicholas Flamm.
Stoystown borough,
Lewis Allen, Edward Bevin.
Paint township,
Daniel Berkey, OF r.
Southampton township,
Daniel Bowman.
CoDemaugh township.
Elijah Berkey, Samuel Custer, John
Howard.
Shade township,
Henry Berkeypile.
Summit township,
John Fike, Jr.
Stonycreek township.
Edward Glessner, William Sisils.
BrothersvalIsy township,
Benjamin Glass.
Milford township,
Michael Kimmel, John Mason, Jonas
Younkin.
Turkeyfoot township,
Peter Lanuing, Jacob H. Rush.
TRAV ERSE JURORS.
Somerset borough.
Frederick Weimer, John ]. SchelI,
John A. Snyder, Jacob Koontz.
Somerset township.
Alexander Lands. John Swank, Sam
uel Pile, Of A., Michael Forney. SoIo-
mon Boucher, Jacob Good, Abraham
Brugh, Michael Shalfer.
Milford township,
Joseph B. Critch6eId, Jesse Critch-
field. Michael S. Shullz.
Turkeyfoot township,
Conrad Lint. David Jennings, John
X. McMillen, George Phllippi, Israel
Rhoads.
Addison township,
John Morrow.
Greenville townsh ip
jeremiah GIodfeIiy.
Elklick township.
Josiah DIvely, Daniel H. Miller, Eli.
JAN Wagner, Jenkins Griffith.
Jenner township.
Henry Be'z, Joseph Boyers.
Berlin borough,
George Hefllsy.
Shade township,
Jesse Slick. John Wagner, David
Cristey.
Southampton township,
George Cook, Jr.
Bro,hersvalIey township.
Henry Suter. Michael Sny der, Sam.
uel Boger.
Summit iownship,
Abraham Beschy.
Allegheny township,
Edward Dorsey.
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New Couaferfeifs.-3's on the Haver-
hill Bank, Mass; SIS on the Middletown
Bank, New York; 5's OH the Lafayette
Bank, Cincinnati; SIS on the Andover
Bank, Mass; los Oh the Cayuga County
Bank, New York.
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RETURN OF INDIANS.

We gave, a few days since, an article
from ST Louis paper noticing the ar
rival at laat city Of a party of Seneca In
dians, on their way to their former homes
in New York lrem the country west OF
the Mississippi, where they had been In
duced TO remove, about year since, by
the United States agent and others. The
party, numbering forty-6ve, reached Bui-
falo on the 26lh ultimo, in charge OF DR..
Peter Wilson, an intelligent, educated
Indisa chief, who had been deputed for
the purpose. About thirty more are on
their way back. These, with the excep-
ton of some six or eight, who remain a
short time to dispose of the few effects
preserved by the tribe, a,e all that survive
out of two hundred and thirteen reported
by the agent as having been removed
The story OF their suAerIngs, were ii not
borne out by the frigh.ful mortality that
has prevailed, and the sickly and emacia-
ted countenances of the survivors, would
appear incredible. In many instances
both parents and children, after delirirlm
of several days, found themselves child
less or orphans, the parent or child hav-
ing been consigned 10 their mother-eartil
during their delirium. The Government
made ne provision for their comfort, and
the rations distributed among them were
in many instances Of inferior quality
The annuity due them FOR I843 has been
withheld, and has net been paid them to
this day.
Soon after their arrival at the West,
where they had been seduced by Cur
ningly y-devised tales, pathetic appeals were
made by them to their friends in New
York for aid TO return. Application was
made both to the National and State Gov
ernmeats without success, when the
necessary amount was obtained by indi-
vidual contributions, mostly from their
devoted and stea,Ifast Quaker friends in
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
When DIR. w. appeared among them, like
Moses among the Israelites, he was re-
garded as their dc!iverer, and although
many were in feeble health they eagerly
embraced the opportunity to return at the
risk of their lives. Two died OIL the
way Buffalo Com. Adv.
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Some of our foreign ministers have q
nice time. Ingersoll, minister TO Russia,
passed the winter and spring in Paris.
pay going on as usual. MIR. Polk's brother
draws his salary as Minister at Naples,
while he is ruralizing in Tennessee.
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A Pensacola paper notices the erection,
some months since, of cotton factory IN
Florida, of 1000 spindIes, moved by wa
ter power, and tended by forty slave chill
dren, which cost, says the editor, about
S4OO each.
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/" Pro Bono PubIicO.
SHERIFFsS SALES,


DY virtue of sundsy wrils Of Venditi-
MDOni EzpOnas issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Somerset county,
and to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by way Of public outcry ,at the pub
iic square in the borough Of Somerset, on
Friday, The 26th day of august nert,
at o'clock, p. M, the following Real
Estate. viz:
All the right, title, interest and claim, OF
John Bell, Of, in and to certain
Plantation or tract
Of land, situate in the township Of Addi-
son, Somerset county, Pa, containing $50
acres, more or less, about ll0 acres clear,
and about 20 acres in meadow: adjoining
the National Road on the South, and
lands of Andrew Mitchell, Thomas Glis-
son and Richard Brook, on which are E.
rected dwelling house one and half
story high, log barn, and stable and
spring house, two apple orchards on the
premises, with the appurtenances-as
the property Of the said John Bell, at the
suit Of Peter A. Beachy.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim of
Joseph Pisel, OF, in and to certain
Lot of Ground,
situate in the Borough of Stoystown, So
merset county, Pa, containing { acre,
more or less, adjoining lot of Samuel
KimmeI on the north and west, lot of
Jacob Hatmaker on the south, alley OH
the cast, on which are erected two story
dwelling house and stable, witll tho
appurtenances-as the property of the
said Joseph Pisel, at the suit of George
A Clarke & Mary Graham, trading un-
der the firm Of George A Clarke e. Co.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest. and claim
of Charles Miller, of, in and TO certain
Tract of Land,
situate in GreenvilIe township, Somerset
county, Pa, containing 10 acres more or
less, about 3 acres clear adjoining lands OF
Daniel Yuizy, on which are erected a
two story house and kitchen also large
stable and blacksmith shop, with the ap-
purtenances-as the property OF the said
Charles Miller, at the suit Of James Gar
retson, now for the use of WIltiam Get
tcmy.
ALSO
All tho right, title, interest and claim Of
Samuel Trent. OF, in and TO a certain
Plantation or tract of land,
situate in Somersei township, Somerset
county. Pa, containing 226 acres more or
less, about 100 acres clear, about 20 acres
in meadow, adjoining lands Of Daniel
Coleman, John Cover, Daniel Shoemaker
and others, on which are erected log
dwelling houses, barn and stable, and
an orchard on the premises, with The aP-
purlenances-as the property OF the sald
Samuel Trent, at the suit OF Michael
Frease, now for the use Of Jost J. Stutz-
man.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH
Sherif's Office, Somerse,,) Sheriff,
July 81, l847.
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The English Mint has eight presses,
which strike 80 blows per minute, and
produce 1900 coins per hour. Good
steel dies supply 100000 or 100000 inn
pressions. The mint was established in
the 18th year Of the reign of EDWARD IL.
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The steamer Empire, plying on the
lakes, burns 700 cords OF wood to the
UP. Ii is estimated that she will con-
sumo two hundred and thirty-four acres
o' unoer' per annum, employing forty
wood choppers at an expense OF over
$4,000.
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HEAVY PuRcHAsE.-One house in New
York has purchased 100000 worth oi
cotton drills, which il intends shipping to
China in few days.
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Joseph Battle, Esq, one of the wealth.
lest planters in Edgecomb county, N. c.,
was killed ON Monday week, by one Of
his own slaves.
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CHURCH STRUCK WITH LIGHTNING AND
DEsTRoyED.-During the heavy thunder
shower of yesterday afternoon, the Ger
man Lutheran Church, at the northeast
corner of ST. John and Brown streets,
Northern Liberties, was struck by light
ming and destroyed. The electric fluid
passed down the steeple, and in few
moments the front interior OF the building
was enveloped in fames, the fluid having,
as is supposed, communicated with the
organ, which was located Immediately
under the steeplc. The flames spread
with fearful rapidi,y, and ia short time
the steeple fell into the building, giving
the scene terrific effect, and contributing
largely to the destruction of the lower
portion of the church. The steeple con-
tanned two bells and clock. Very lit
tie oil the inner woodwork is saved, lcav-
ing scarcely anything but the walls of the
building, which are of brick. Some por-
ton Of the furniture, and one Of the or
gans in damaged condition have been
saved. We learn that the building, with
the furniture, clock, bells, &C., cost about
twenty-one thousand dollars and that
there is an insurance upon the building
for $1,000, and upon the clock and bells
for sl2e0. The congregation had been
dismissed about ten or fifteen minutes be-
fore the ignition of the building, some Of
whom had only left the house one or two
minutes previously. Very fortunately no
one was in the building at the timc.--
Phil. N. Am, Of July 26.
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WooLEs AND CoTroN FACTORIES
The citizens Of Utica are reaping the
fruits of their enterprise. Their new
Woolen Factory IS in full and successful
operation; and turns out 436 yards of
broadcloth day.
The Steam Cotton Factory Co. are go
ing on with their building. II is to be 5
stories high; and will be one Of the most
perfect establishments in the country
Alb. Journal.
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GLEs's FALLS BANK.-An institution
with this title, is about to be started
Nearly the entire capital (sIoo,oO0.> is
ALREADY suhscrlbed.-Alb. Jour,
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HEALTH OF VERA CRUz.-The cor
respondent OF the New Orleans Times
sends TO that paper the following account
of the mortality in Vera Cruz for twelve
days, from the lst TO the 18th July, in
elusive, as furnished by DIR. E. Ii. BAR
TON, Surgeon U. S. Army, and President
of the Board of Health. This report ap-
pears to be more favorable than some
others which we have seen:
Total number of deaths l03
OF which Americans IS
Mexicans 81
Other foreigners 3--l03
OF the above number forty-nine died Of
yellow fever, as follows
Soldiers %
Quartermaster's Department
other Americans II
Mcxicans SO
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SOMERSET HERALD.

B.rALMER, Esq- Of Philadelphia a. nas
Es.IF.s,ate and Coal Office, Is our seeIo.in1" N.
Srept for Obtaining Advertisements ana suD,
80. sss: - Cor The 4HERALD" and IS clothed
ilb fan pc pswsr 20 roceipt aor any monies % PAID
s's ,sa these objects His agency includes
sSe - ~, f,Ilcwng citics, yizPhiiadelPhia' NeS
york. baltimore and Bcsion
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II costs the people Of the United States
annually sl2,ooo,oo0 to support their
dogs.
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y w. CARR, Sun Buildings, North East
corner of Third and Dock Streets, opposite Mer-
chants Exchange. or z30 North Fourth street,
philadelphia, is ssthorized to receive Advertise
pepts and Subscriptions for the "HERALD,
,nd is clothed with full power 10 receipt Tor all
monies paid him ON these objects.
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.an Extraordinary Shot.-One of the
most extraordinary shots Oh record, is re-
lated in letter from an officer attached
10 the Army, to friend in this county.
Tho shot s~as ,aaado b5, one of the soldiers
at China, who was doing duty as SEN
tinel. A Mexican approached him at
night, riding a mule, leading another. and
followed by dog. The sentinel hailed
him, and not receiving an answer, fired.
The Mexican was severely wounded, one
mule killed, the other wounded, and the
dog killed. The cartridge contained a
ball and three buckshot, so tina. each.one
took Observation-Disclosures Free Press.
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KAKhESl SPRINGS.

THE public are hereby respectfully informed that
the subscriber has now completed his buildings.
and erected his baths at the mineral springs at Har.
lem, for the accommodation OF invdlids or such as
labor under all iorus Of chronic diseases He deems
unnecessary, at this time, go inoa detailed de-
scripton OF the anaicaI properties of the water
Of these springs Suffice it 10 say that they are de-
signed by the Great disposer OF all things, for the
healing OF mankind. He combines the regular sci
ence Of medicine with the mineral virtues OF these
springs, in his of treating diseases, to as ma.
ny as choose 10 call on him. The well known ef.
lects of bathing, in all forms OF diseases, can here
be fully realized. The hydropathc bath not excepo
ted. lnvalids, or those lahorng under chronic dis.
Ases, such as scroiuIa, rheumatism, dyspepsia, &c
will find It TO their great advantage TO visit these
springs and apply the resoraaIves there offered
lor their relief. J. s, KELLER.
Harlem, September 10, 1846--49-4t,
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Monuments, tOmDs, head a foot stones,
IIlRANRlsETlE,N PILLS.

IvTEopucTtoN..-O On the 18th Of May 1885, Dr.
Brondreth. for the first time, made known in The
United States the Celebrated Brandrcth Vegetable
Universal Pills, lie left them to- stand or fall Wy
their own merits. lie made no ausion to Nny 9TH
or medicine; simple facts were stated, aud the fol-
lowing principle ad down as the Rrandrethan
Theory viz: that all local diseases, whether OF tho
stomach or bowels, enlargement oil the joints, rhen-
matte affections, cnJaneons eruptions. dyspepuc
complaints, or whatever other forms such local dis
eases puts on, were nothing more than 20 many
symptoms Of djsordcrcd state OF the constitution,
and that his pills which we're discovered in Eng
aud in 1851, were medicine that had the effect
Of restoring the constitution to health aud vgor,
simply by removing all bad and acrimonious humots
from The blood hy the stomach aud bowels, The
American public have now made trial Of this med.
rine for nearly ten years, and have found that the
medicine is not all humbug. The patronage Dr.
Brandreth daily experiences, proves that the med,
cine gives universal satisfaction.
The above medicines is for sale at the store of II
A. SrIpGER, in Carrollton. Feb. 10, I047--l8-4m.
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FARNE FOR SALE.

TINE ruN-crbcr wishes to sci! the farm, known as
tho Weaver farm, lying on therosd leading from
SIeubenv,Ae to Canton, one half mile west OF the
village oi New HauisLurgh, Carroll county, con-
lanlug lG0 acres, 100 acres OF which is cleared and
under good cultivation. There is on said farm a
good orchard, buildings convenient, with several
never falling springs Of water. Terms will be
made to suit. Possession Willie given immediately.
Those wishing to purchase farm Of this descrip-
ton will do we'll to call and see said premises before
purchasing elsewhere, Apply to George Ahrahims,
IN Washington township, Carroll county, Ohio.
GEORGE ABRAIllMs.
April Q, lS47-26-tE
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Ihavo associated with me in the practice ofmedcine,
DR.. HENRY B. FAwcETT, who has read attentively
under my care for the last three years. and has aten-
ded course of lectures in highly respectable med
ical school in this State. lie practced with me du-
ring the prevalence of the epidemic that swept over
the country during the past stsummer and autumn, and
gave entire satisfaction in all cases entrusted to his
care. therefore most cheerlully recommend him to
the confidence OF the public and the attention of the
medical profession. }. ). HUNTER.
March IL, lS47-22-tf.
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Farm and Min for sale.

Situated in Perry township, Carroll county, Ohio
on :heJetlerson and Zoar grade, three miles ives: OF
New Rumley. offer for sale the farm on which
now reside, containing 40 acres Of land; on which
there is gristand saw mills, two dwelling houses,
a barn, never failing spring at the door, a stone
sprng-house, with other necessary buildings. Per-
sons wishing to purchase such property would do
well TO call on the proprietor, residing on the farm,
and examine for themselves before they purchase
elsewhere. SPENCER WEBB.
February 49, 1G47-19-4t.
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RAILROAD LETTING.

no coNTRACToRS.-SraIed proposals. viii be
rpceived at the office Of the pitsburgh and Cleve
land Railroad Company, in WellsYiIle, Chic, uou
O o'clock, A. NJ, OF the 27,h day OF July, lG47
for the grading, Bridging and preparing Ior the ~
rcrs,ruc,ure OF that porli"n OF the line between
VVell.ylle ond McQuuken's mill, twenty miles,
Plans andspecifealioas mas be examined atthc Of
Gee Of the Company at any time from the l7lh tc
the q. Of July Contracts will be leI to thr low
ct and best bidders. fur.her leaingof that pOr
TON OF the line from McQu.kin's mill, cros'ing Ih'
sandy & Beaver Camel, aud extending to The New
I,lsbon and Cantou road ia the direction OF Cieve
land. vii take place early 10 September
By order Of lhe Board o: Directors,
A. G. CATLETT, Secretary.
WeIIsyi!le, Jane Is. .sT-57~4!,
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As A TURTIEER EVIDENCE

That the principle Of curing disease by cleansing
and purifying the body strictly in accordance with
the laws which govern the animal economy; and il
properly carried out by the use of WHght's Indian
Vegetable Pills. will certainly result in the complete
abolition Of disease; we offer the following testimo-
mails, from persons OF the highest respectabity in
obstinate complaints solely by the use Of Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills of the North American Col
Iere of Health:
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WnshingIom HAIL. -sleuhenviLLe. Ohio

VdE subscriber respectfully informs the public III
general, that he has leased the Hall fora term oil
ye Ors The sleeping apartments have undergone
"a perfect renovaton-nO pains or necessary eX.
pense will be spared TO give all whomay call perfect
satisfaction. Respectfully b. W. EARL.
April 9, l847--26-ti.
IS, watch Tor boats, day and night-baggage
taken to and from the river, Tree tf charge
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J. N. DAYIss
Z. r. ECKLEY.
ECKLEY Il DAVIS,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Lap,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
IL their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties All business entrusted TO them will re.
ceive prompt attention. Office in the frame build.
ing. opposite the west door OF the court house,
Carroton December 5, l845--t(,
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DIR. w. IL. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carollton, offers his
Ii professional services to the citizens of the town
and surrounding country. His Office is opposite the
store Of Nj Parker. September II, lS46--4s-tf,