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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16

Mrs. Farwell, of Cambridge, deceased,
left all her property, about $50, 900, to the
Baptist Board of Missions, and the Newton
Theological Seminary 1t is estimated that
she and her husband, gave 500, 900 to be-
nevolent objects during their lives
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16

The Jews have proverb that :" hat he
who breeds not up his son to some occupa-
ton makes him thief" and the Arabians'
say, an idle person is the devils play-fel-
low"
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GRATUITOUs ADVERTISING.
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sonae upon their columns by the way of groutous
advertisements feel compelled TO enter into the following a
greomont ~
ls For all notices whdterer, usually published gatuousy
will charge one-half the usual price of Advertisements
I'd For obituary notices. exceeding the simple announce
ment of the death, We will churge the same price.
L. T. WALTON SONS,
Publishers Of the Hdichman and Journal.
JOSEPH POLAND,
Publisher If he Freeman.
EASTMAN n DANFORTH,
Publishers Of the Patriot.
Montpelier, Dec. lsi6.
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mattbmon & 9tate Journal.
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Men, like books, have at each end a
blank leaf, childhood and old age.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26
AN ISSUE WITH SLAVERY.

There sprung up, at the close OF the
last session Of Congress, a question of mo-
mentous interest and impor lance. The
President had asked Congress for Z con-
fdentlal appropriation of S2,000,o00, for
the purchase, as was supposed, of Cali
fornia. Mr.. Wilmot, of Pennsylvania,
offered a pTOFiso to the bill, declaring that
Slavery should not exist in any territory
thereafter to be annexed to the Union
And for once, thanks 10 Heaven, Mem
bers of Congress from the East, the
North and the West, were rue to them
selves, their constituents and the cause Of
Freedom. The amendment was adopted;
but the objectOf the Administration in as
king for the money, being thus thwarted,
the bill was abandoned by lis friendsl
But the question comes up again in a
way that affords great encouragement
The President again asks for $2,000,G00.
And again it is proposed to provide for
the Freedom of the soil to be obtained Ell
tier by purchase or conquest.
This question, in oar judgment, has
bearings, deeper and broader than n.y., or
even all others, before Congress. Il is to
determine whether the power Of the Re-
public is to be welded in the spirit of
Freedom, or 10 become su5servien. TO Sla-
very. 1t is, in a word, a contest between
Freedom and Slavery Cor supremacy in
the Government of the Union! In such
a conflict, in the 18Th century, among a
People advanced in civilization, and pro-
Tossing devotion TO the principles of JUS
tIce and philanthropy, there ought, and we
think there can be, no doubt Of the result.
Let ii be borne in mind that the annex
alton of Texas was sought, ~avowedlY, b.
Messrs. Calhoun, Upshur, &C., for The
purpose of enlarging and maintaining a
psepoaderance of Slave power in The 60
ve7Gnent. 1t was to secure, as il did, IN
mediately. a Slave majority in the T.. S.
Senate.
Having acquired Texas, the Admins
tr1tion next aimed at California, with 9TH
er portions Of Mexican Territory. That
Territory is now Free. and ii is the dnty
Of Congress, should any portion of il
come, either by ~conquestor purchase, M
10 the Union, TO protect its soil from the
curse Of Slavery
While the South was content to stand
upon the advantages il obtained in the
Constitution, hateful as Slavery is, thc
North abided by the compromise of its
trainers. But now, when Slavery grasps
for enlarged boundaries aud demands !
supremacy IN the Government, there is !
high and solemn dusy to be performed
Men have entered upon he discharge o
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26
County NIeeting.

The Wing and Antimasenic citizens OF
Somerset county are requested to assem-
BE in County Meeting. at the Court
House, in Somerset, on Tuesday evening
of the ensuing court week february g.
for the purpose of appointing delegates 70
the State Convention which IS to be held
al Harrisburg on the 9th of March next,
and to adopt such other measures as may
be deemed essential 10 a complete organl-
cation of the party in this county.
MANY.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

Thus far the proceedings Of the Legs
lature are of but little general interest, be-
ing confined pretty much to the presenta-
ton Of petitions and the reporting of pri-
vale bills. Resolutions in favor Of the
Tarifrha been introduced and discussed.
Mr.. Cooper Of the House is said to have
made a very able speech on the occasion.
On Monday, Hon. John Banks was
elected State Treasurer; the voi stood,
Banks, u; Snowden, 55.
The following resolutions were adop-
ted in the House Of Representatives On
Friday last, on motion Of Mr.. PUmRoY Of
Franklin, in relation to services rendered,
and the evidence necessary to authenti-
cate claims for pensions and gratmlieS:
lst. Two months service in the Revo-
%lutionarv or Indian war. prior to the treaty
with the Indians at Granville, in 1875,
shall entitle the soldier, or his widow, TO
a gratuity of forty Dollars.
2nd. Four months service as aforesaid,
shall enitle applicants to an annuity of
forty dollars, payable half yearly. TO COM
mence on the first of January, I945.
3rd. Widows Of soldiers of the Revo-
%luiionary or Indian wars, who were mar
ried previous TO the date OF the services
rendered as aforesaid by their husbands,
shall be entitled 10 a gratuitY OF pension.
as the case may be, according to the SER
vices performed BY their husband.
All. Proof of the petitioner being in
necessitous circumstances viii be requi-
red in all cases; Of a certificate from a
member of the Legislature, stating that
he knows, personally, the pensioner to be
poor and in need of assistance.
9th. Proof by one Or more credible
witnesses, that the services were perfor-
med in the Pennsylvania line or Penn
syivania militia, viii be required.
9Th. The applicant must set forth, IN
his or her pension Or accompanying doc
uments, services performed, the length of
fine served. and the fact of him or her
being III necessitOus circumstances; to
which statement he or she must be sworn
or affirmed.
9TH. Those receiving pensions from
the United States, shall not be entitled to
a gratnity or an annuity from the State.
9Th. No person who has received a
g%ratuity at a former session will be allow
ed another.
9th. A certified copy from the War
Department, of the documents on which
a pension was procured from the United
States, for a soldier in the Revolution,
viii be a conclusive evidence to the right
of the widow to a gratuity Or pension, a
greeably to the rules aforesaid-PRovIDED
| HOWEVER, That the widow shall in all
cases prove her identity by the oath or
Affirmation Of some person or persons
having a knowledge thereof, or by general
reputation.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

g~PCapt. Hills company Of killers"
while encampcd at New Orleans, "kicked
up a row. in the city and were "set on"
by the police, But the gallant Captain
would not surrender: and instead Of ac-
companying the POSSE TO the police Office,
he took them prisoners and was marching
toward the barracks, when he was met
bv the Lieutenant Colonel of the Regi-
ment, who ordered the caPtives to be set
free. The Captain "guv i'm and next
morning sent an apology 10 the Mayor
and thus ended the "fray."
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

TIE Louisville Journal Of Saturday
says:-"It was reported that the steamer
General Taylor, bound to New Orleans,
was blown into the woods on Thursday
night in the neighbarhood of Blue river.
which knocked her chimnics down, da-
mayed her wheel-house, &c. The Pick
away was passed by the Courier night
before last lying in shore surrounded by
timber, some distance below this, but had
apparently sustained no damage.
The Messenger reports two coal boats
and a corn boat sunk at Owensborough,
and a flat boat from the Ohio, below CAT
70. She met the Harkaway, which had
lost her chimnies."
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ian. 90 CT.

30JAYNE'S yERMlFUGE has glad
dened The heart of many a mother, who
had expected sooH TO follow her child 10
lac grave. bat found j, ,es,nteJ 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 nor The E%xpeciorani has "A rival
In the whole range OF the materia medi
ca, Tor diseases 10 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 Pains, Diarrhoea. IL
all derangementof the stomach q bowels.
IT NEVER FAILS-The American
liair Dye never fails when used as di-
reeied, TO change the hair from any col
or, to a beautiful auburn or jet black.
PILES-HaIf the cases of Piles are
caused by the irritation of small worms
jayue's VermiiDse rures al! such eases
by removing the worms and imparting j
healthy tone to tie bowels.
ASTHMA or PHTHISlC is caused
6y a Judgement Of the phlFgm or mucus
III The ai--ceIls. which obstrnets the pas
sage of The air through tile wind tubes.
Javne's Execiorant removes the o5struc-
ton viii, the greatest facility.
PREPARED al No. s, south third street,
Philadelphia.
Sold by LIZ II. F. schell,
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin.
Stoyslown Pa.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

The Madison Democrat says, that IN
the Milwaukee land district IN Wisconsin,
100000 acres of land have been sold
within twelve months, leaving but 500,
600 subject to entry. This is said TO be
scarcely inferior in quality and advantages
to what has been already taken up, and II
the tide Of emigration continue, 20 an
acre viii be for sale al the expiration oil
1917.
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Proclamation.

EATIEREAS the honorable JEREMI-
Nv an s. Black, President. and G..
Chorpcnning and john M'CariY, Esqs.,
associate Judges OF The court Of common
pleas. in and for The county Of Somerset,
and assistant J~usiices Of The courts Of over
and terminer and general Jail delivery and
quarter sessions Of the peace. in and for
said county OF Somerset, have issued
their precept 10 me directed, requiring
me among other things to make public
proclamation throughout my haIlIwiek,
that a court Of oyer and lerminer and
general jill delivery: also, a coart Of gen
eral quarter sessions Of the peace and
siaiI delivery, will commence at the Dor
ongh Of Somerset. in and for the county
of Somerset. in the commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania, on the I'd Monday Of
February next, 18Th day. in pursuance
Of which qrecept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
ne, 10 the Justices of the peace, the eoro.
ner. ami constables Of said county Of
Somerset, that they be then and there, in
their own proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations. and inquisi-
tons, and other remembranres, 10 do
those things which 20 their Offices apper-
tain in that hehalf to be done and also all
those VINO prosecute against the priso-
ners that are, or then shall be. in the jai!
Of the said county Of Somerset, are TO be
then and there 10 prosecute a~gainstthem
as shall be just.
Given under nv hand, at Somerset, this
5th day Of January, in the year Of
our Lord 1887.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH Sheriff.
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"We understand that the President
intends to issue Captains commissions to
persons who will undertake to raise vol
uniecr companies for the war, allowing
the men to choose the su6alterns. The
tender of service in such cases win have
10 be made TO the President, instead OF
the Governor, as has been the case here
tofore.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

REMARKABLE LoxGEwTY.-Died, in
Spanish Town, ia on the 30ih ult., a
black man named John Crawford Rick
etis, at the extraordinary age of one hun
dred and forty-two years, and whatmay
be considered as very unusual, he was in
good health till within about two weeks
of his death.
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DTED:

al CentreviIle, on Sunday Morning the
9Th instant, Henry IL. AueHINBAUGR,
Merchant, aged % years. s months and
25 days,
This is one Of those eve and aific-
ting dlspensations, which make the ways
of Providence seem dark and mysterious.
A young man in the vigor Of youth-the
dependence of a helpless family-ihe
pride and hope Of his parents, and a val
liable and respected member OF society
with every thing in his circumstances 10
make him in love with life, having scarce
" tasted It's bitterness, and every thing
promising a long, happy and useful ca
reer, is cut down upon the very threshold
Of active life; while thousands around
him who are weary Of the world, a bur
den 10 themselves and to their friends, and
who would hail death as a deliyerance,
linger on year after year to extreme old
age.
Mere human nature can scarcely but
repine at such dispensations as incompre-
henslble. or unduly severe. Not proper
ly understood they must always appear to
be so. Il is the faith Of the christian
alone, which dives;s shem Of mystery,
and reconciles Us TO the iniliction, teach
ing as it does, hat "whom the Lord To-
veth he c~hastsnelh," and that 1.-The RICH
teous are taken away from the evil to
come"
The deceased leaves behind him a wife
and a family of small children, together
with a large circle of friends and acquain-
tances to regret his untimely loss.
GCouMrNICATED.
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Nc1o advertisements.
Administrators Notice,

p EIrFERS OF ADMINISTRATORS on the
4 estate Of JOHN n. REESE. late
OF Shade township. deed. having been
granted to the subscribers. all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
attend at he store of Snyder & Zim-
GERMAN in the borough OF Stoystown.
on Friday, the 9Th Of March next,
prepared to settle; aud those having
claims, 10 present them at tie same
time aud place. properly authenticated
JOHN II. SNYDER,
JOHN REESE,
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YANKEE ENTERPRIsE.-The schooner
Indiana, of only eighty-seven tons bur
den. cleared at Boston on Saturday for a
trading voyage to the west coast of Cen
trail America, California; Among other
articles comprising her cargo are forty
eight Yankee clocks.
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Married:

On the 18th inst, by Rev. S. B. Law
son. Mr.. JOSIAH MowRER, of Somerset
township, to Miss HENRIETTA Lone, Of
Sionycreea township.
On the same day, by the same. Mr..
SoLonoH BowsAS. to Miss Polly Rzy,
both of Somerset county.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

PALMER. Esq. Of Philadelphia at his
- rsstc and Ccal Office, Is orr authorized
,-,r, for obtaining Advertisements and Sub
,n Tor The HERALD" and is clothed
IN r9ll power to receipt for any monies paid
aim On these Objects. His agency includes
=. cIIcwipg cities, viz.-PhilsdelPhia, New
Yors. Baltimore and Boston,
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

.NAvAL.-Fhe two new steamers Polk
and BIBB. belonging to the revenue ser
vice, have been temporarily transferred to
the Navy Department, and are 10 join the
naval forces in the Gulf.
The steamers ScoURGE and SCORPION
are now at the Brooklyn navy yard, and
viii he soon ready for sea.
The ~storeship SUPPLY, now at Boston,
and Or two other vessels under Co
yernment charter, are detained until fur
Their orders from Washington. said to be
in consequence of the late erroneous news
from the army.
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Pass round their names.

Mr.. FICKLIN, Of Illinois, and Mr..
THOMPSON Of Mississippi, pair Of
serviIe Locofocos, made a disgFaceiul as
sault in the House, on the Sth inst. upon
Gen. Taylor's conduct, in not preventing
the Mexican forces from crossing the Rio
Grande after their defeat in the battle OF
Resaca de la Palma. The Administration
had been charged with neglect in not
furnishing him with pontons, TO cress the
river: why, they asked, did he not cut OF
the Mexicans before they reached The
river? Mr.. Jos. r. I~NGBRsoLL replied
with patriotic Indignation, that GEN. TAY-
LoR's FORCES HAD BEEN 50 HOURS WITH
OUT FooD, AND NUMBERING ONLY 1900
TO THE 1900 MExIcANs, And yet Gen.
Tayler is TO be denounced by menials OF
the White House, for not accomplishing
impossibiliiics. Paas round their names!
Let them be remembered.-Do teStown
AteHgeneer.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

MASSACHUSETTS VoLUNTEERs.-At a
meeting Of the commissioned officers of
the Regiment of Massachusetts Volun-
tecrs, held last Friday afternoon, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected field Off
GERS, viz: CALEB C|UsnixG, Colonel; Isaac
II. WR1GHT, Lieut.. Colonel; and E. w.
ABBoTT, Major.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

g-A message was transmitted by Te-
legraph the other week, from Budalo to
Pittsburgh, via Albany, New York and
Philadelphia; and an answer returned in
two hours, the whole distance being nine
teen hundred milesi
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

The Legislature Of Arkansas has pas
sed an act which exempts all the property
of a married woman, real or personal,
not received from her husband after cover
ture, from liability for his debts OF con-
tracts.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

ePThe Committee Of Ways & Means
in the Pennsylvania House Of Represen-
tatives have been instructed to report a
bill providing for the sake OF the Public
Improvements.
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Notice.

A LII persons who know themselves
n indebted I the Subscriber. are re-
quested 10 make payment before the 18th
day OF March next Those neglertng
10 comply with this request will CONT
pei me, though unpleasant TO me, 10 place
their aerounls into the hands OF proper
officers lJr collection.
GEORGE L. GORDON.
January ~, 1917.
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w%FTgsTATEC ONVENTION

s sac Convention, 10 be composed OF
Daiegates from the City of Philadelphia
anil Inc several counties equal TO their
--a9-asentation in the General Assembly
.f,bis Commonwealth, viii be held at
T,rrisbarg. on TUESDAY, the 9th day
1UARCH NEXT, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon. for the purpose of selecting
candidates for Governor and Canal Com
missioner to be supported by the Wings
md ,be friends of the Protective Policy at
the next ensuing election, and TO transact
spcb other business as may be deemed
important to the success of the Wing
cause.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

BEPA gang Of counterfeiters, three in
number, were arrested at Peoria. Illinois,
the other week. A press and other coun-
terfeiting implements were found in their
possession.
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that duty. not as parsisans. but as Ameri-
cans. May God strengthen, uphold and
speed them in the great and good enter
prisel- Alb. Journal.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

Governor Skunk makes an exhibit OF
our State Finances, in the course OF
which he states that the pubic debt has
been reduced within the year about 500,
coo. This is only the operation of the
law requiring the gradual cancellation OF
Relief notes. His estimate, that at the
end OF twenty-three years the State tax
may be taken of, is only thrown out to
f~orestall the passage of the bill for the
sale of the public works. Let that mca-
sure be adopted sale effected, and in
FIVE or ten years at most, there will be no
need for taxation, and orr public debt will
not only be reduced, but a sinking fund
formed which viii consume the remain
der.-We Chester Register.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-26

g: STRANeE, BIT TagEs-We now
receive intelligence from the EAST through
the Pittsburgh Gazette, two days earlier
than by our Eastern exchanges.
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RFRey. w. II. Barnes, of Philadel-
phla, is a private in Capt. MAYORS COM
pany of Rangers. He viii probably fight
and preach alternately, as occasion may
require.
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~AID AxD ConFoRT:"-Thc Democra-
cy in Congress voting down the PROPOSE
lions Of the Administration.
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NOTICE.
To the heirs and legal rep
rescatatres Of Mathe1c
PiRkerton. deed.

vTAkE notice that an inquest viii
q be held al the late dwelling house
OF said deceased, in the township Of
Tnrkeyfnot and county Of Somersel Pa.
on Wednesday the 27,h day of January
1917. for she purpose Of making parii-
lion of the real estate Of said deceased.
TO anal amoag his Children and legal rep
reseutaiiges. If the same can be done
Without prgiaGice TO or spelling of the
whole. otherwise 10 value and appraise
The same according to law. al which time
and place ynu are required to attend il
you think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
dec 8. Sheriff.
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Up. SANDERSON,
SAMUEL D. HARMS,
TOSFpH ~KONIGMACHER,
MORTON M~eMICHAEL,
GEORGE ERETY,
II. BROOKE,
THEO. ID. COCHRAN,
JAMES FOX,
JAMES MARTIN,
WILLIAM BUTLER,
J. ]. G
JOHN r. EDlE,
EDWARD COWAN.
JOHN b. JOHNSON,
WM. J. HOWARD,
Wing State Committee
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~ The Ohio Legislature have a bill
under consideration which aPPropriates
ten thousand dollars to The families of the
volunteers of that State.
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VIII meet at the Lyceum 0 on Fri
day evening next, at 6 o'clock.
QUESTION FOR DISCUSSION.
Ought oaths of Office be required.
EssAYIsT, D~ECLATaER,
VIM. Adams. A. Steck.
II. P. HIFE, Sec'y.
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TTHE NEW EaLIsTxENr AcT.-
The new enlistment act just passed by
Congress, requires those who enlist TO
serve during the war, or FIVE years, unless
sooner discharged; bounty, Sl2. The
pay of p~riyaies 81 per month. with "a
tons and clothing. The sum OF 81 is
paid to any ore who viii bring q recruit
to any recruiting station.