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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-09

Dispatches of Gen. Taylor, and his correspon- |
dence with the Quartermaster General. The !
s., 900 900 Peace Bill was taken up, and VIII I,
mot's proviso, prohibiting the acquisition OF any
new slave territory ofTered-;hs further
consideration OF the bill was postponed till last
Monday.
On the D. the Senate took up the S3,o00.o0O
bill, and several Senators made speeches on it.
In the House, the proposition Of the administra-
ton 10 tax Tea and Coffee, was roughly handled
bv some of the loco members Mr.. Wentworth
of Illinois. denounced the proposal Whig
measure, out and out, and insisted that the ODE
rnocracy" should reject it at once as totally al
variance with their principles TO tax the neccssa
ries or Iuxuries of the poor.
Feb 3.-sThe Senate of the United States,
says the National Intelligencer speaking of the
i tIankiess resolution TO Gen. Taylor, which the
House passed. III this case much more truly rep
resentiHg the national feeling and sentiment than
the House Of Representatives., has already come
10 the rescue Of the patriot ola soldier The
JOINT Resolution from. the House of Representa-
tiyez, conveying a censure upon General iayIof
aad his cAef Office rs in the battle Of Monterey
i'll the form Of vote Of thanks, coming n1 ~ the
Senate, was s,immary Invested Of It's offensive
character by substituting for it an unexcePti"na-
ble form of thanks; and the Resolution nov re-
aiiy become what il purPorted TO b, was passed
By yeas aud nays--yeas A., nays none. The
sub ect returns 10 the House OF Representatives.
for concurrence in the amendments. II the
House, the ten regiment bill vas tHken N; the
proviso allowing the President to appoint officer
in the regiments during the recess Of the Senate
struck out by The Senate, was noa-concurred in
The a1ne ndlne4t Of the Senate relative to III,
appointment Of Chuplains and surgeons was con
CURED init was then laid aside. Mr. Drom-
goolc, from the WAYS and Means committee, re-
r ported a bill to alter the Sub-Treasury Act mot
to repeal its specie clause SO to authorize the
Secretary Of the Treasury to exchange Treasury
Notes for foreign coin in certain cases. Read
twice and referred to the committee of the whole
Feb 1.-THE $4,000, 900 peace bill, again
taken up, but was postponed the 9Th. Tie
! amendments to the army bill taken up and
referred TO the committee on Military Affairs
In the House, Mr.. Wentworth arose TO priyile-
ged question. He remarked that the editor Of the
Mon had read him out of the party, for saying
villa. ne did on Tuesday last, about the tax tee
and coffee. ITe replied At length to the editorial
article alluded 10, and observed III conclusion
that tIr. Ritchc brought here u DO the dir
~ wori. which no other man would 40, anu which
Blair aaG Rives scorned to do! The civil an,
t diplomatic appropriation bill tahen up il
committee of the whole-several members adj
dressed The House. the debate this bill was tc
, Be closed on the 9th at II o'clock Mr.. Went
WORTH illinois, made n motion to strike out o
til, Bill the item Of 545,oo0 for paying the salary
: which the law gives the President!
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bout 10000 men. Of which the larger por-
ton will go from this por;-one regiment.
we understand. will embark ut Mobile
and We presume the regiments from the
Atlantic States viii come round by sea. 10
Join tho main body on the Mexican coast.
We do not pretend % have any correct
idea " he ire the storm Is TO burst. but we
hope on the CITY ana castle Of Vera Cruz;
and. rs Gen. Scot, has returned 10 the
coas, after visiting Monterey nnd seeing
Gen. Fay Tor. e presume the expedition.
Whatever may be the object, viii DO under
his immediate command
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L. SPECIAL MOTTO IN

HIGtiIY IMPORTANT TIE WEsr-It has been
long thought that the citizens OF the West were
10 better times in regard to the bilious dsea.
ses with which portions of our noble country are
visited. The true medicine is at length offered
by the celebrated Crate nberg Company
Their advertisement is in another column, TO
which the attention of every man, woman and
child should be Immediately given.
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NJ / Il II | f. d

By John Sailor, Mayor, on the 18th instant, Mr..
Thomas II Daniels, to Miss Luisa Edwards; both
of this vicinity.
By Enos Thomas, Esq, on the 4th instant, Mr..
John Commons, 10 Miss Elizabeth Carlisle; oil
of Frankin township, Wayne Co, la.
give received plentiful supply Of most
excellent cake from the above couple, for which
favor we return them our thanks. MAY peace
and plenty crown their joys
BY James II. Poe. ESQ. on the Sd instant. Mr.
Robert Conner, to Miss Sally foust; both Of this
vicinity
By the same, on the 4th instant, Mr.. Thomas
Fonke. TO Miss Hannah Moore; all of this city
IL Cake accompanied this notice and it was
good-the parties have thanks; may their
path through life be smooth and pleasant.
List Of Banks-the Notes Of nhieA are yeesrsG
By The branch Bank at Riehmond.
State Bank of Indiana.
Ss:s :: = ls::: 4 s;
Ohio Life and Trust Co., Bank,l
Franklin ." r;,e,rr,,;
Commercial
City
Dayton.
Xenia.
Clinton Bank of Columbus.
State Bank of Ohio, and all the Banks uncs
the new Charter
Eastern Notes-such at par in New York.
PhIade pha, and Baltimore, of S. and upvssds
Bank of Virginia,
Farme RS Bank do
R,as Of ,hi n VALLEY do and their Branches
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P A / L A D | / NJ
RI CE7 M q II ID, 4 A,
NEDNESDAY,.-..-..-.. February TO- isis.
Rail ROAD MEETING!

The citizens of Richmond and vicinity are re-
spectfulIy invited to attend at the arner Buiid-
ing, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 18th instant
for the purpose of consulting in regard to the
proposed Rail Road from Cincinnati to 81 Louis
1t is hoped the meeting will be largely and fully
afte nded
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NOTICE!

TNHE subscriber. after returning his sfass's,
thanks TO his frie nds for their very hssss
patronage since doing business in this city; 49,
Inform them that he has disposed Of his Stoe1 "
Goods and discontinued the Mercantile bsass1
For the convenience of those conee Fned, - e~
have an OFFICE for a short time,)
IOne Door East Of his Old Sisnd,d
where those indebted will please call and msss
settlement. JAMES T.. kEkSLS
P. SIN my Absence, Mr.. VIM X rfsp~
will make settlerne nts for me and receipS ~
name. LEE
Richmond, Feb 9, 1s47 -
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APPEALS.

DURSUANT TO various acts Of As
sembly relating TO county rates and
%levies, the undersigned Commissioners
OF Somerset county will hold appeals a.
the times and places following:
Al HE house of George Parker for Jen.
nsr~ township, or Monday The 22nd day
OF February.
AT the house Of Jeremiah Hiie in Da-
vldsVille. for Conemaugh, on Tuesday
the Esd day of February.
AT the house of Daniel Berkey for
Paint, on Wednesday the 24lh day OF
February.
AT the house of George Specht for
Shade, on Thursday the 25ih day Of Fe-
bruary.
AT the house Of General John Hite in
StOystown. for Stoystown and Qoemaho.
ming. on Friday the 26th day of Febru.
ary-
AT the house Of Lewis S~pangler for
Slonycreek, OF Saturday the 27th dav oil
February.
At the house Of John Brubaker in
Berlin. for Berlin Oh Monday The lst day
OF March, and on Tuesday the End a,
the same place Tor Brolhessvalley.
AT the house OF James Phiison for AL.
legheny, on Wednesday the Sd day Of
March.
Al the house Of Daniel Lepiey, Esq,
Tor Southampton, on Thursday the Alb
day of March.
AT the house Of George Long for
Greenville. On Friday the 5lh day oil
March,.
At the house Of William Dehaven ia
Salisbury, for Elklick, on Saturday The
6Ih day Of March.
Al the house Of Peter Meyers for Sum
NIT, On Monday the 9th day Of March.
Al the house of Samuel Elder in Pc
l%ersbnrgh. for Addison, on Tuesday and
wednesday the 9Th and 10Th DAYS oil
March.
AT the house Of Jacob N. Hartzcll for
I~arkeyfoot, on Thursday The lIth day
Of March.
Al The house of John Weller for Mil.
lord, on Friday the 18th day of March.
Atthe Commissioners Office on Sat.
urdsy the 18Th day of March, for Som.
erset borough, and on Monday the l5,i,
at the same place for Somerset / township.
when and where oil persons who NAV
'eei themselves aggrieved by the assess.
ment and valuation OF their property &c,
may attend if they link proper. Inn.
keepers who may feel sggrieved BY the
yearly rental made by The Assessors. are
also requested TO attend. The Assessors
of the several townships and boroughs
are required 10 attend the appeals a. the
times and places mentioned above.
JOHN H. KING,
PETER BERKEY,
JOHN MOEG.
Attest, Comr's.
Z. L. S~rEssaRT. Cl'k.
January 10, 1917.
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FLAME E~NcIRCLED OVEN
COOKING STOVE.

FHSHIS Stove combines all that is val
liable in existing Cooking Stoves
with certain Improvements peculiar 10
itself. 1t is constructed upon a new and
entirely dis.inc, principle truly philo
sophicai, so as 10 pass the fue entirely
round the oven, thus making it enyeloped
or flame eneircfed. without impalring the
necessary draugh, of The slove. This
method of thus passing twice round,
once over and once under the oven, is the
secret Of lis great economy in the use of
fuel, while the enlargement of the air
chamber affords increased space for the
rsrefac.ion of air and c~ompensates for
the usual disadvantages of a circular
draught, Ii bakes, Ieasls, and boils,
easier and better than any Stove yet of
fered 10 tie public. with The advantage
over most Of them of saving one half the
fuel. 1t is superior to The s.Qneen of
the West" bucks Patent" ECLIPSE"
or - athaways Patent" for the follow
iug reasons: In these Stoves the upper
side of the oven is dependant for heat
and can have from no other source than
what radia.es ,hrough the plate on which
the fire is made. If the ashes be lifted
clean, toe much heat will radiste and
oara the bread on The upper
side. if too much ashes be left, the bread
will moi bake on the upper side. Of this
defect all good cooks complain. This
Stove i senlirely free Of this objection,
the oven always heating exactly alike
top and bottom, and ends. Many buy
The Premium or step stove and others of
similar model. These Stoves consume
much fuel. for first the FIRE chamber is
too deep. the pots &C., are too high a.
boye the fire. Second when using the
oven. all the heat which passes of under
the oven being one half, never comes in
contact wiIhihe boiling utensils, passesof
Into The pipe and is lost. Also our Stove
is so arranged with a bank or elevation
in the fire chamber as 10 ensure the use
Of the flame upon the forward part OF
The Stove FIRST, and il then passes back
afterward heating all alike whereas
Stoves like the Hathaway, having one
vest chamber. allow too vide a range
for the fame without sufficient concen.
tration.
We manufacture two sizes of this
Stove at the eagle Foundryin BerIinSom-
erse, county, Pa. For the larger size
most of the pots commonly used in the
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 lS46-3m.
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Jayne's Medicines.

30) JAYNE'S VERMIFUGE has glad
dened the heart of many a mother, who
had expected soon to follow her child TO
the grave. but found it restored to life
rosy health by this celebrated specific
Ii expels worms without irritating the
coats of the stomach and bowels, and
combines the virtues Of a tonic with
those of an Alternative. Neither the Yer
mifuge Ror the Expectorant has "a rival
In The whole range Of the materia medi
ca, for diseases TO which each is adapted.
THE MONEY is always returned if
Jayne's CarminaiIve does not produce
the most decided benefit in Cholics, sick
Headache, Gripping Paios, Diarrhoea. &
all derangementof the stomach & bowels.
II NEVER FAILS.-The American
Hair Dye never fails when used as d.
rected, to change the hair from any col.
or, to a beautiful auburn or jet black.
PILES-Half The cases Of Piles are
caused by the irritation Of small worms.
Jayne's vermifuge cures all such cases
by removing the worms and imparling a
healthy tone to the bowels.
ASTHMA or PHTHISIC is caused
by a Judgement of the phlegm or mucus
in the air-cells. which obstructs The pas.
sage OF the air ihrough the wind tubes.
Jayne's Exectorani remoscs The obsruc-
lion with the greatest facility.
Prepared at No. g., south third street,
ptiisdelphia.
Sold by LID III. F. Schell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin,
Stoystown Pa.
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CANCER. sCRoFULA & GoITRE.

III " 0Ol hIs.
99)Ample experience has proved that no
combination Of medicine has ever been
so efficacious in removing The above dis
eases. as DR.. Jayne's Alternative, or Life
Preservative- Ii has sfected cures truly
astonishing, not only OF Cancer and 9th
er diseases of that class, but has remo-
we'd the most stubborn Diseases of tho
skin. Dyspepsia. &c, &c. This meGi-
cine enters MO the circulation, and era
dicates diseases wherever located. Ii
purlies the blood and other fluids Of tho
body, removes obslruciionIin The pores of
the skin, and reduces arrangements Of
Me glands er bones. Ii increases the
appetite. removes headache and drowsi-
ness. and in~vigorates the whole system,
and imparts animation to the diseased and
debilitaied constitution. There is moth
ing superior 10 il in the whole materia
mcdica. IL is perfectly safe and extreme
~ pleasant. and has nothing Of the dis.
gushing nausea accompanying the idea of
swallowing medicine.
fsepaeed and sold No. 8 south third
street, near market, Philadelphia. =
Sold by J.. j. g. H.. r.. ScaeIl.
Somerset Pa.
Also oy Edward Bevin.
StoYsiown Pa
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ALL SURGICAL DISEASES,
~PARTICULARL.Y TO


Diseases or THE EYE.
To these branches of his profession
he has given a large share Of his atten-
ion for the last twenty-five years, and
ne will continue te devote to them the
experience acquired by a constant prac-
tice during that time.
The Hotel for Invalids is not an exper
iment. Its establishment is suggested
not only as necessary 10 supply an evil
dent want in this city, in The entire alb
sence of any special provision for the
sick. but is warranted also by The success
OF similar Institutions at Cincinnati and
New Orleans--the former under the care
of Drs. TaIiaferro, Marshall and Strader
The latter under that of Dr.. Stone.
The building selected for the purpose
is situated at the corner Of Federal and
Robinson streets, in Allegheny city, ad-
Joining the city OF Pittsburgh. Ii is
commodious and roomy, an furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
lie sick.
Applications for admission TO be made
10 the subscribers, at their Office on Penn
street, Pittsburgh, or al the establishment.
tGNo contagious diseases will be ad
United. j. r. SPEER, ~ ID.
]. 5. KUHN, M. ID.
February rs, 1916.
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SUBPOENA FOR DIVORCE.

00merSet CeaHt!ys SS-
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENN
SYLVANIA.
40 y. To Emanuel Newcomer, GREErISo:
- WHEREAS, Susan Newcomer.
- by her nexi friend John Helsel.
AZ did on The twenly-second day of
September, eighteen hundred and forty
five, prefer her petition 10 the ~Iienora
BILE tl,e Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of Somerset county, praying that
for causes therein Sc, forth, she might
be divorced from the bonds Of matrimo-
nv entered inIo with you. The said Eman-
uel Newcomer, In all iiare 10 come. as If
she never had been married or as if you
were naturally dead. We. therefore.
command you, as we have heretofore
commanded you the said Emanuel New.
conner thai. setting aside all excuses and
other business whatever. you be aud ap-
pear in your proper person before our
judges at Somerset, at our county court
of Common Pleas, there TO be held for
the said county. on the second Monday
in February next, 10 answer the petition
or libel of The said Susan Newcomer,
and to shew cause. il any you have,
why The said Susan Newcomer, your
wife. should moi, be divorced from your
society, fellowship and company, and
from the bonds of matrimonv contracted
with you, The said Emanuel Newcomer,
as fully and effeclually as if she never
had been married, or as if you, the said
Emanuel Newcomer. were naturally
dead, agteeably 10 The Act Of Assembly
in such case made and provided. And
hereof you are not TO fail.
Witness the Honorable Jeremiah S,
Black. President OF our said Cour, al
Somerset this Esd day Of November, A,
d. 1916. A. j. OGLE,
January 10, al, P~rothonoiary,
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j. F. cox & JOS. j. sTUTZWAN
have formed a e%opartnerstap IN Tue prae.
lice OF the Law, ia the county OF Samer.
set. All business entrusted TO them
viii receive prompt attention. Office
IN Snyder's new brick bullcing near lhe
diamond.
Dee. s 1876.
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~ OhAO ~ ~ NlilAEu 10
our Agen. at Bowling Green, Ky, by a
gentleman of high standing in that
place.
Mr.. Joseph Il. Y0ungiors-Sir.
As duty | owe TO the community,
and particularly TO the afflicted, | would
state IhalI had 0een for a number Of
years laboring under disease end weak
ness of the lungs, which caused me TO
cough a great deal, & produced a cOnse-
quent debility of my system generally,
10 such a degree hat il was with diff.
Guilty | could walk, TO do which even for
a short distance. experienced grea. IA
tigue. HAD various medicines recon-
mended 10 NE. which | used without any
beneficial effects whatever. until | pro-
cured a bottle of Wistar'S Balsam ofWild
Cherry. The use OF one bottle afforded
relief, entirely relieving me of cough,
and restoring my lungs 10 healthy action.
The use Of il for a short time increased
my general health and strengths to such
an extent, that / was stronger and more
healy than had been for years before.
From the trial | have made Of the medi-
cine, can confidently recommend it as a
powerful "Tenic" a certain cure for af-
fectious Of the lungs, unless il NAV be in
a ease of consumption, obstinate aud of
long standing.
JAMES A. LEVI
March Z, 1916 Bpwlng GreeuKv.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.

EIE Collectors of 1915, and all back
= of thai period. who are in arrears for
State or County taxes, are hereby RI
NAI.LY ueliied. thai unless their Du-
~2licaies are settled in full on or before
the 9Th day Of February 1897. warrants
will be issued against all deiinquen's
witl,ou, respect TO persons. The press
ing demands which will be made upon
tie Treasury, compel the Commission
ers 10 pursue this course. Taey hope
however. 10 be saved from proceeding TO
.his extremity. by the prompt payment
Of each duplicate. The county is in ar
resrs for unpaid interest upon the state
tax for the above years TO a large amount,
and tmusi be paid by the lime above
specified, or the Collectors be made in
dividually responsible for the interest
The outstanding taxes due for state pur-
poses. will be published after mex court.
The Collectors Of 1916 will also settle
their respective duplicates as soon as pos
sible,
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TERMS OF THE HERALD,

THss paper is published every Tuesday, stsz
per snnum, payable haif-yearly IN adsance:-
Ifnot paid within the year, $3.50 wall insafia-
bly, he charged.
Ne subscription taken fOriess dian SIX months
-,or can a subscriber discontinue unless at
n, option Of the editor, until srreaFagesare
paid of
Anvrrr1srMExrs will be Inserted at 81 per
SQUARE, for the first three insertions, and IS
cents for every subsequent insertions; longer
ones in proportion.
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a NO. I. 99
WAR WITH MEXICO!

TvHE subscriber thankful for past IA
vors, takes this method Of informing
his customers and the public 10 general,
thai he has removed TO the shop former
ly occupied by him Immediately ives, Of
the residence of john l.. Snyder. aud
one door east of the office of G. F.
Mitchell, Esq, 10 the Borough of Som
ersei where be will constantly keep on
hand, COPPER and
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neEt,
at o'clock, p. NJ, the following Real
Estate, viz:
ALSO
All the right. tile, interest and claim
Of Thomas Rifle, of, in and 10 a certain
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Conemaugh township, Somer-
set county, Pa, containing two hundred
acres, more or less, about sixteen acres
cleared, about four acres in meadow, adj
joining lands of Jacob Schneider's heirs,
Gabriel Mishler, Gabriel Gendlesparger
and other lands of defendant, on which
are erected a cabin house and stable, with
the apPurtenances-as the property Of
the said Thomas Rifle, at the suit Of
John Hochsleller, now for the use OF Hi
ram Beam.
Also
All the right, title, interest and claim
of Michael Herbaugh, deceased, Of, in
and TO a certain
LOT OF GROUND,
situate in the borough OF Somerset, So
'aerset county, Pa, containing one.fourlh
acre, more or less, adjoining the Somer-
set and Mountpleasant Turnpike on the
South, a LOT az Marshall College On the
west, Union street on the north, a lot of
Jsceb Myers heirs on the east, on which
are erected a two-story log dwelling
hoase, and kitchen and stable, with tl,e
appurlenances-as the properly of the
said Michael Hereaugh, deceased, in the
hands Of John Neff, Executor of The last
Will and Testament of the said decea-
sed; Elizabeth Herbaugh, Widow; and
Elizabeth Herbaugh, Guardian al Gfen,
OF Lydia Herbaugh and Caroline Amelia
Herbaugh, legal representatives of said
deceased; at the suit OF Isaac Ankeny,
Guardian Of Mary B. Roberts, Marga-
rel Roberts and Anne Roberts.
also
All the right, title, interest and claim
OF Philip Caster, of, in and 10 a certain
LOT OF GROUND,
situate in the borough Of S~loystowp. So.
merse, couaty, Pa, containing oue-fourth
acre, more or less, adjoining main street
an the south, lot of Henry Homer on
the west, lands Of jonathan S,aller on
The north. and a iot Of Henry Title on
The east, on which are erected a .wo-sto-
ry dwelling house, carpenter shop aud
stable, with the appur~lenances- as The
property Of the said Philip Custer, al
Tie suit Of Jacob Albert & Co.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim
of Samuel Trent, Of. in and 10 one
PLANTATION
90 tract OF land, situate in Somerser
township, Somerset county, Pa, conlai.
ning Two hundred and .wenty-six acres,
more or less, abou, loo acres cleared and
~bcus go acres in meadow, adjoining
lands Of Daniel Coleman, Daniel Shoe
maker, John Cober and others, on which
are erected Two log dwelling houses and
barn and stable, and an apple orchard on
ne premises, with the appuriensnces-
as the properly Of the said Samuel Trent.
At the suit OF Michsl Frease, lew for lie
use Of Joshua Rhoads.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH,
Sherifs Office, Somerset,2 Sheriff.
January Il, ls47.
rTANK ST-REMnrcs mn