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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15

Some time, it would be good policy to
I've the Mexican forces marched to Puebla,
and there attack the Americans, who were
mot prepared for an effective defence.
A letter from Tuxpan, Of 3lst May, says
that the inhabitants are so much frightened
there, that, as soon as they saw vessel ap-
preaching the port they packed up their
beds and ran to the woods, where they re-
manned until they were assured that there
was no danger in the town.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
NOTICE..

RY virtue of powers of attorney from all
~ the parties interested. the undersigned
will sell at PUBLIC SALE. in the town of
Por, Tobacco, on TUESDAY the 20lh dav
Of JULY instant, being the second day OF
Court, all that
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
FOR SALE.

4 HOUSE-M about Is years Of age
a very active and Industrious, intelligent
amiabIe and well disposed-moral charac-
ter nexceptionable-wi be sold for nc
earthly fault, but only from need Of mo-
ney by her owner. Apply at this office.
lie 24-3t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
MORE NEW GOODS

MORE NEW GOODS
FOR TAYLOR e. co.
WE will receive during the present week
W large additional supply offspring and
Summer DRY GOODS, suitable for
LADIES,
GENTLEMEN, and
SERVANTS WEAR.
All of which will be sold at reduced prices
Also-A superior lot of GenlIemen's fine
BOOTS and SHOES; Ladies' Morocco,
Kid, and Seal walking Shoes and Slippers,
together with general assortment for Chill
dren and Servants at the usual low prices.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
~roceries. SboeS. &C

roceries, Shoes, &c.
VI Brown and Loaf Sugars
Gunpowder, Imperial Teas very fine
Cofoes, Cheese and Crackers
Also-Lades, gentlemens, childrens, and SER
wants Boots, Shoes, &c.
Just received and for sale lo,o, by
apl %. TAYLOR & CO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
ID I E d..

On the 5th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH, consort
of CHARLES F. DEMENT,, of this county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15

TiOtfas, Cassineres. Ves1ings, &c.
~ Black, blue-black, French and English cloths
Olive, brown and invisible green do do
Tweed cloths
Plain and fancy cassimeres
White and colored canvass and marine linen
drillings
Satin, silk, cashmerett and other vestngs
Linen bosoms, collars, gloves, suspenders, era
watts, sc.
Just received and for sale lo,o, by
apl %. TAYLOR & co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15

aides Dress Goods, Trimmings.
IL &C.
Ginghams, Bingham lawns, organizes & berages
Bonnet, cap and neck rbands
Plain satin and mantua do
Swiss cambria, thread and cotton edgings and
insertings in great variety
Plain, barred and striped muslins
Kid, silk, thread and nett gloves and mitts
Neck ties, scarfs, frnges, colored moreen, Mar
settles and corded skirts
Just received and for sale by
apl 90. TAYLOR & co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
TRACT OF LAND.

lying on the Wcomico river, Charles coun-
,y, called "Walnm Hih," Of which the late
John B. Hungerford was seized, containing
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Port Tobacco, for
the quarter ending seth June, 1S47.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15

before six weeks from the 10Th
hey were awaiting reinforcements
y artillery from Vera Cruz. Ell
the same date publishes letter
writer states that he has been
\whole forces will move
in all from the 18Th to
Id resolved and were de-
and celebrate the fourth
Puebla, addressed to Ell
that Gen. Worth went as
with 200 men, and had re-
with his staff, without being
by Of the guerrillas.
teived at the capital on the
Xcala, says that the inhabi-
e had addressed petition
ing prote ction of him, as
guerrlllas, was constant
The Monitor says that
Elaxcaltecos wish to initiate
sors during the time when the
10 conquer them.
lent from Puebla, writes, on
bend in the capital, that the
IS are scarcely 5000 men,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-15
GIG ACRES,

more or less. This land is in pleasant
neighborhood, and well adapted to the
growth Of the usual productions of the
county. 1t has on it tenants house and
other buildings.
A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months will be given, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security bearing inle-
rest from lst day of January next, when
possession will be delivered.
ju l-3t. w. MITCHELL.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-09-21
InSEpH Nv. PATTON.

We invite attention of our readers TO
the extracr we publish, from the Penn'a.
Telegraph, in another part Of this paper,
in relation TO this gentleman's pecuniary
affairs. The vilest calumnies have been
propogated, by the loco foco press, re-
speciing MIR. Patton. He has been char
ged, in almost all their papers, in this
state with the grossest dishonesty and de-
frauding his credItors-yet when the evi-
dence reaches the public, il is seen that
instead Of his being dishonest his honesty
is unsurpassed by that of any man now
living. When Mr.. Patton failed, he was
in debt some S23, 900 and since that time
he has reduced that Indebtedness TO less
than $40O; and his creditors have perfect
confidence that he will pay every cent so
soon as he is able.
What calumny the loco foco press will
next resort to, it is impossible to imagine;
but we caution the public 10 put no faith
in the statements they may make on the
eve of the election. From the falsity
of the charges they have already made,
we must conclude they win stop at moth
ing-and we doubt not, some infamous
fabrication will be started throughout the
state Just before the election which the
wings will not have time to prove untrue,
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Somerset Countu. SIS.

- xxx A r an adjourned Orphans
L.s.M "A Cour, held at Somerset.
IWE& in and for the county Of som
erssI. on the 9th day Of September. A.
d. is47, before the Honorable jeremiah
s. Black President. and Geo. Chorpen-
ming and John McCarty associate Judges
OF the same court.
On motion Of Mr.Gebhart the court
grant rule on the widow. heirs and le-
gal representatives Of John ID. Reese.
decd. 10 appear al an adjourned Orphans
court 10 be held at Somerset in and for
said county on the 92d Gay Of November
next, (lsi7. and shew cause If any they
have why the real estate OF said deceased
should not be sold.
Extracts from the Records of said
court. certified this 9th day of Sepiem-
Der. 1877, WM. FL. PICKING.
Sept. 81. l647. clerk.
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your manufactures, or altogether stopped
or shut up'
In the event Of Free Trade adoption
Ey the UNcHANoEABLE Democracy, instead
Of the lying motto, as in 1874, "Polk,
Dallas, Skunk and the Tariff Of 1912, !"
or the perhaps sincere cry in ls47 of
sDown with the Aristocratic Tariff of
Is42 and up with Polk, Dallas, Skunk
and the Tariff of 1885," will not our
ears ring in l646 with the Locofoco
shout Of "Polk, Dallas, Skunk, Charley
Brown and Free Trade! CLAY.
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ENANATING FROM A REGULAR PHrsIcIAN.
DIR. lNGULDSBY'S
Pile S Sp e C j fl C.
An INTERNAL REMEDY

AN INTERNAL REMEDY
| A CERTAIN AND RADICAL CURE:
Hhefher Internal, Erfcrnat, Bleeding q
or Blind:
Has made radical cures in every case Of the a.
bove mentioned complaints, as can be proved by
personal reference, and several thousand certifi-
Gates from all parts ofthe country.
| The specific is an Internal remedy, has gen.
lie action on the bowels, is pleasant TO take, and
perfectly harmless in the most delicate cases.
male or female. Females before and after con-
| fincment are often troubled with constipation of
the bowels. or costiveness, as well as the piles.
In ali such cases tho Specific can be taken with
perfect safety, and is certain remedy.
PURGATIvESNOF NECESSARY,
So severe in their effects and SO liable to iniure
when used (being IN most cases the cause Of piles
,ohen taken during .feUcr and ogue and many
other Diseases are thus done away, with, as
cosrrvENEss is easily removed by using this
medicine. aud the bowels restored TO a vigorous
aEd healthy action without leaving any perceptible
effect on the system.
PILES OF SEVEN YEARS STANDING CURED.
DzAR DoSTon:-l have been perfect victim
to the complaint called Piles, contracted in the
West Indies in 1898. and during term of seven
years ha suffered beyond anything that could
be conceived of-Ioss of appetite. food iasteIess,
want of rest, burning pain, weakness in the kid
neys. and total want of strength. So decided
ly opposed TO anything Bearing resemblance to
quackery, that have abstaIncd from any inward
or outward application. From the recomInen-
dation ofour mutual friend Potter, No Han
over St. | was induced to give your medicine
full trial. and to those who may be similarly af-
nic,ed give you leave TO show this, with my
name attached, having been. firmly believe, en-
tireIy cured osone Of the most confirmed cases
Of Piles that any p1or creature was troubled
with. Make whatever use you think proper OF
this testimonial Of your invaluable medicine,
designated by you as DIR. Ingoldsby's Piles Spe-
cific, aud of my best assurances for your
future success.
With regard your cbelient servant,
w. II. JONES, Auctioneer, % Pine ST.
Reference can be given 10 some Of our most
eminent Physicians.
Price SO cents per Box.
Sold by the following duly appointed agents
for Somerset county. Pa.
JJ. & H. F. ScheII, Somerset,
SNYDER e. Zimmnrman, Stoys!own,
Edmund Kiernan, Jenner >. Roads
PhilIippi g. Liernan, Roxbury.
Charles xrissingcr Berlin
p & w Meyer Meyers Mill
Miller & pisely Salisbury
I" Grantsvile Nd
sc II Mcchesney Smiihield
Samuel Elder Pctersburgh
Elias Slahl Mount Pela. [ly.1
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Orphans Court Sale
De REAL ESTATE,
"a Shade fo.cHship, Somerset Co. Pa.

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans'
L Court of Somerset county, there will be ex-
posed to sale by way Of Public Yendue or Out
cry, on the premises, on Saturday the 30th day
of Ger. next, the following Real Estate, late
the propeIty of Jacob Moses deceased, viz
No. /. A CERTAIN TRACT OF
land. situate in Shade township, Somerset coun-
ty. adjoining lands Of Joseph Ling, Frederick
Coleman, John Stump and others, containing
800 acres, more or less, 100 acres cleared, with
a hewn log house and barn thereon erected.
No. Q. Also another tract-adioining
the first described tract in same township, con-
tanning 25 acres with no improvements thereon.
TKRNs-For tract No. l. containing 800 acres
-Onc fourth Of the purchase money in hand, and
the balance in annual inssalments Of one hun
dred and twenty five dollars without interest, to
be secured by judgment bonds.
For No. 2. containing 25 acres-cash.
Attendance viii be given by jacob Moses act
ing administrator of the said deed.
BY the court, w. H. PICKING,
Sept 81, IS47. clerk.
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The increase under the British Tariff
OF 1916, is,
In manufactured Goods, Woolens, cot
tons, &C., 3O,S57 packages, or l40 per
cent,
In Hardware, Iron manufactures of ev
cry kind 4,O46 crates, or 400 per cent
Sin Earthenware, l72 casks and lS4
half crates,
In coal, 1852 tons, or so per cent,
In Iron. $500 tons, or go per cent,
Sin Earthenware there was decrease
in whole crates Of I63-still the increase
in casks and hall crates overbalances the
decrease in crates.
The above is the certain result of re-
ducing the duties by the Loco Focos in
their Tariff of 1916, enabling the British
manufacturers through their PAUPER AND
Low WAGES LABOR, to undersell our own
brother manufacturers, and deprive them
Of market for t.leir manufactured goods
at living prices, 10 the extent of the above
increase.
What do you think of it, We carders,
spinners and weavers of Pennsylvania
and of the Union, ye Iron manufacturers,
forgers, puddlcrs, nailers, foundrymen,
blacksmiths and whitesmilhs, We potters,
converters Of our mother earth into drink
ing, eating and cooking vessels, ye coal
Jdiggers and haulers, We farmers, who fur
nlsh our manufacturers, mechanics and
laborers in the above branches of honest
American Industry with their daily food
what think you of the Tariff of lS46l-
DO you wonder that the British Parlia-
men, should propose thanks to an Amer
lean Secretary of the Treasury for his
Report TO Congress recommending re-
ductions in the American Tariff Of lS42,
for the benefit of British manufacturers.
mechanics, &C., Does not the act of
1916 deserve to be called the British Tar
il!
But again, suppose the Tariff Of ls46
TO be abolished, and free trade in all its
destructive nakedness be established. as
was advocated with great applause by
Charley Brown, Locoloco Congressman
from Philadelphia county, the son-in-law
of Gov. Skunk, at meeting in old Berks
few days since, in presence Of Skunk
and his leading Locofoco friends, what
then will be the increase OF British ex-
porls ia the above artis les, and to what
extent viii your FaclC ries, Forges and
workshops be deprived Of market for
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-09-21
DRUMMOND'S PATENT CANDLE
MAKER.

This is new invention, which will
probably soon supersede altogether the
old mode of making candles. tits con-
yenient and economical, and the candle
which is produced by it emits very
clear light. The cheapness Of the article,
considering IFS real value, should intro
duce it into every house. For more
ful description the reader is referred to
the annexed paragraph from the Colum-
bus, Ohio, State Journal, where the ar
ticlc has been in use for some time.
Call at Parker Il Ankeny's store, and
examine and Judge for yourselves.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT
F r @ III M EXIC0.
Correspondence Of the Pittsburgh Gazette.


WASHINGTON, Sept. IA, 8 p. M.
Government dispatches have this mo-
ment been received from the Heal Quar-
iers of the Army bv the War Depart
ment at Washington, by especial Express.
The news heretofore received in refer
ence TO the movements and position of
Gen. SCOTS forces, is fully confirmed.
The American forces, consisting Of
1000 mer, met the Mexicans at Carbuco.
three or four miles this side of the Capital.
The Mexicans were 80, 900 strong, and
stationed behind immense batteries of
heavy artillery. After two hours Of a
most bloody conflict, our gallant troops
made charge and carried every thing at
the point Of the bayeBet.
The American loss was something less
1000 in killed and wounded, ,-Mexicans
5000, amongst whom were number of
distinguished Generals, Soldiers and CT
villains.
The armistice was agreed upon and five
commissioners appointed on the part Of
the Mexicans, at the head of whom was
Gen. Herrera.
They had two meetings for the purpose
Of concluding peace and were to have the
third on the Monday then following, goth
of August.
Gen. Valencia escaped with two CON-
panies TO Taluca, and made Pronuucia-
mento against Santa Anna and all Peace
propositions received from the United
States. The inference of course is that
Santa Anna played false to Mexico as at
Cerro Gordo.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-09-21
A DELEGATION OF
Chiefs and Braves of the Iowa
Indians, accompanied by
their S0uaWS.

Will give Concert in Somerset this
MONDAY. evening. Of Indian Vocal and
Instrumental Music, interspersed with
the Dances Of the Nation. Por,raying
wildly life in the forest!
The objec; OF the delegation is TO make
tour of the United States to view the
cnsioms and manners Of civilized life,
after which they again return to their
Native Hunting Grounds. Their enter
iainments are given solely for the pur-
pose of defrsying the expenses ef their
journey, and not With any view of pecu-
mary profit.
For particulars, see bills.
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Somerset Connfn. &c

- tseeI Us oCs
MRXM 4 Il adjourned Orphans
IS L. 5. R "A Court held al Somerset.
ISESIM in and Cor the county OF Som
erseI. en she 6,h day Of September. ss47.
present the Honorable jeremiah 5.
Black Pr, siden,. and George Chorpen-
ming associate Judge Of The same court
On mpsion OF Mr. Csx The courl con-
firm the inqnisiii m and grant rule on
me heirs and legsl representatives OF Pc
ter Shirer. deed. to appear at an ad-
Jonrned Orphans Court 10 be held at
Somerset on Monday The 22d day Of
November, A. ID. ls47. 10 accept or re-
fuse TO take the real estate OF said de-
ceased at the appraised price.
Extracts from The Records Of said
court. certified this 9th day Of Septem-
Der. A. ID. l847.
WM. II. PICKING.
Sept. 81. 1917. clerk.
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Two young men, named Geo. Schwartz
and Edward Miller, charged with kid
mapping Mary Whiting, free colored
woman, from Chambersburg, Pa.) have
been arrested in Baltimore and committed
TO jail for further examination. They
had sold the girl for $500 to Mr.. Hope
III. Slatter.-Civ.
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Public Sale.
A VALUABLE FARM
AND OTHER LANDS.

] n T. suOscrtoeTs VIII uuer az public
! sale on the premises on Thursday The
2lst day of October next, the follow ING
real estate. lals the property Of Samuel
Witt, deed. 10 wi.-No. !. A Farm
(,he mansion place. situated in South
amptnn township. Somerset county. Pa.
about / Of mile from the Somerset and
Cumberland turnpike road. and immedi.
ateiy north Of Jacob Korns' Tavern,
containing about
Two Hundred acres,
about 10 acres clear, of which 4 are in
meadow. and about GO acres more can
be made; nearly ali the land can be cul-
livated; II produces good crops Of grain,
but IS more particularly adapted ls grass;
large quantity Of Hay can be made,
and sold on ,he premises at good prices.
On the premises are erected a good
I4CO Story Log House,
cabin barn and other buildings. also an
excellent apple orchard and other fruit
trees thereon; number Of excellent nes-
er failing springs on the land, the woods
pasture is excellent, aud in short, by
good management can be made one Of
the most profitable farms for keeping
stock, in the ceuntv. This farm is
well calculated for business man. be-
ing situated just miles from WeIIers-
burg, 6 from Mt. Savage Iron works.
i2 from Cumberland. aud good road 10
either place. aud therefore can have a
ready market for all kinds of produce
and Iumhsr. which he may desire to sell.
Persons wishing TO purchase might find
Il 10 their advantage 10 call and see The
premises. as there are other advantages
mt mentioned here.
Terms, one fourth in hand, aud the
balance in 8 yearly payments. But il
will also be tried for one thousand dollars
in band, and three hundred year until
paid. conditions more fully explained
on day of sale. An indisputabfe title
will be given TO the purchaser.
They will also at the same time and
place offer for sale the undivided half Of
tract No. 9. containing about 26S acres,
patented land. adjoining No. I, lands Of
Jaceb Horns. Jacob R,ber. John Witt,
now occupied by James Crosbey) VIII
liam May. Cox IL viii; portion Of
this tract is good land for cultivation, and
contains valuable umber, such as pine,
oak, &C., and is an excellent situation
for tavern stand, the ,urnpike road pas.
sing nearly through the middle Of it,
Also. No. 3. the undivided bali OF a.
mother tract containing about 3l3 acres.
adjoining No. l. Lands Of Jacob Korns.
Jacob Riber, the trac. on which Ogle's
big ore bank is opened, Daniel Lepley
and others. the turnpike also passes
this lrac. near where saw mill
Is erected on it. Il contains coal and l.
ron orc; par. Of il is good land for cult
valion. aud some meadow ground, the
balance is timber land. The widows
third will be sold in all the tracts.
CATHARINE WITT, (widow,)
JOSIAH WITT,
ELIAS ID. WITT,
and other heirs OF Samuel Witt, deed.
The undersigned, owner Of the half,
in tracts No. 2 and 3. will al
The same time and place. offer his half
for sale on reasonable terms. and if not
sold. will al any time agree te a just and
reasonable DIVISION Of the same.
JOHN WITT.
September al. IS47.
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Notice.

THE firm OF Shryock, Bingham and
Co. at Shade Furnace was dissolved
on the 9Th day Of July last, by Jno. X.
Shryock transferring his interest in said
firm TO A. F. Roger. The business is
now conducted by VIM. J.. Shryock.
Rob'i. Bingham and Al. F. Royet under
ihe name Of
sHRYoCK, BINGHAM & ROVER.
August 80. is47-sept7.3s
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Wanted

4 y apprentice 10 the Hating busi
( a ness. A boy from II to 8 years
Of age, Of good moral character. can OBJ
tain situation by making immediate
application to JOHN G, KURTZ.
Sepi2I-i647 Somerset.