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LANES K POLK.

Mr.. Polk bids fair 10 leave the Execu-
tive chair at the end Of his term with as
little popularity as that with which John
TYLER retired from the same post. The
difference in the respective positions of
the two individuals consists only in this,
that TYLER abandoned his friends, whilst
Folks friends have left him. The latter
Is at this time as completely a President
PER Sc as ever was the former. He has
no party 10 sustain his measures; at least
not in Congress. and hence we infer that
he has none elsewhere. All the great
lights of Democracy, John G.. Calhoun
among the number, seem TO have aban-
doned him TO his Eate-and when he
comes to retire from the White House, it
NAV even be difficult for him TO find a
prominent Locofoco that will be willing
TO help him down the steps and hold the
stirrup.
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SUGAR-MAKING

During the last five or six days the
weather has been quite favorable for SUI
gar-making, and we presume a good deal
has been done in that line of business
We have not yet visited any of the
camps but purpose doing so in the
course of a few days, when we promise
ourself a rich treat in the way of "gobs''
and syrup"
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Somerset County. SIS.

A~~~8 4 T an adjourned Orphans
SrsSA court, held at Somerset.
: in and Tor said county, on the
8r~~M 18th day of February, A. d.
ls47, before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Gebhart the court
confirm the Inqutsilion and grant a rule
on the heirs and legal representatives Of
Mathew PinkertOn, deceased, to appear
at an adjourned Orphans Court, to be
held at Somerset on Monday the 10Th
day of May next, to accept or refuse 10
take the real estate Of said deceased at
the appraised price.
. Extract from the records OF said
court, certified This 18Th day Of Februa-
ry, :S47.
WIN. II. PICKING,
February %. 1847. Clerk.
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February %. 1947.
Somerset COuRtN. SIS.

M~~~M A II an adjourned Orphans
S..SA Court held at Somerset.
in and for said county, on
SIX the 18th day of February. A.
d. ls47, before The Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Kimmel, the court
confirm the Inquisition and grant a rule
on the heirs and legal representatives Of
John Graham, deceased, TO appear al sn
adjourned Orphans Court, TO be held at
Somerset on Monday the 10Th day Of
May next, (l847,) 10 accept or refuse to
take the Real Estate of said deceased,
at the appraised price.
Extract from the records of said
court, certified this 18th day Of Februa-
ry, lS47.
WM. ii. PICKING,
February IS. 1S47. Clerk.
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. = T g.

To The heirs and iega representatives
Of John d. Reese, deceased.
AkE notice that an Inquest will be-
II held at the late dwelling house Of
said deceased, in the township of Shade.
in The county of Somerset, On Friday
the 10Th day of APRIL, ts47, for the
purpose of making partition of the
real estate Of said deceased, TO and a.
mong his children and legal representa-
tIves, if the same can be done without
prejudice 10 or spelling Of The whole;
otherwise, 10 value and apnraise the
according to law; at which time
and place you are required to attend if
you think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
February %. 1917. Sheriff.
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March Q. 1917.
81 zConld not liUe .1lzCdys."

II 7COHtG not uDe s1luCdyS.
34) One would naturally be led 10 the
conclusion, from the apparent negli.
gence manifested by many who are suf-
fering under the baleful influence Of
CONSUMPTION. and other Pulnona-
nv Affections. that they had assumed the
words, Il would mol live always" as
peculiarly adapted 10 themselves, or that
believing their case TO be hopeless, had
abandoned themselves TO despair. But
none need despair. while life and being
lasts" of being ultimately cured Of eve
ry and any kind Of disease. Jayne'sEx-
peciorant has been proved by ample ex-
perience 10 be the most successful rem
edy in the wosId for the cure Of Coughs.
Consumption. Asthma. W~hooping Cough
Bronchitis, and all other diseases Of the
Throat. Lungs. or Breas'. No one ever
We, used il without finding relief.
JAYNE'S LIFE PRESERyATlVE
has cured innumerable cases of Rheuma-
tism, Scrofula, Kings Evil, and Disea-
ses OF the Skin, a number OF cases OF
Goul, and several cases of Tic Deler-
eaux; over twenty cases Of Cancer, and
Gotu. or B~ronchoceIe, iswelIed-neck)
and remove sick and morbid headaces,
and imparls tone and vigor to the whole
frame. Prepared and sold a. Nc. 8
South Third ST. Philsdelphia.
Sold by ]. ]. & II. F. Schell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin.
Csovn1,, Do
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Notice.

ENSFATE OF HELENA SNYDER, DE-
Ia cEAsED.-The undersigned resident
IN Milford township. Somerset county,
Pa. having obtained Letters Of Admins
,raiion on The estate of Helena SNYDER,
late oil the same township. decd, hereby
gives notice TO all persons indebted To
SAID estate 10 make payment without de-
lay, and those having claims are request
ed 10 present the same for settlement
and allowance, on or. before the 23d day
OF March next, TO the subscriber. in Gen.
l%reviIIe. ELI X. HAMS,
Febr is, lS47. Admir-.
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Married:

On the 18th ult.. by Rev. S. B. Law
son, MI. PETER SUFFER-, to Margaret
SHAFER, both Of Somerset county.
On the I'd inst, by the same, Mr.. A.
LExANDER LANDS, TO Miss DELLILAH
Bowman, both Of Somerset township.
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kT"The Native American party held
a State Convention at Harrisburg on the
22d ultimo, and nominated Emanuel C..
Reigart Of Lancaster for Governor, and
Robert II. Morton of Harrisburg for Ca
nal Commissioner.
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eFThe news by the Cambria, pub
lished on first page, is less favorable TO
the holders Of American produce than
that which had reached this country by
previous arrivals.
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SUBPOENA FOR DIVORCE.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF Pennsylvania,
10 finn Collier, GREETING:

10 INN Collier, GREETING:
&&8M WHEREAS, Perry Col
* L.S.M w lier did on the tenth
8I@R day Of February, eighteen
hundred and forly.seven. prefer his peli.
ton 10 the Honors5le. the Judges of The
Court Of Common Pleas, of Somerset
county, PRAYING that for causes therein
set forth. he might be divorced from lbe
bonds Of matrimony entered into with
you, the said Ann Collier, in all time TO
come, as If he never had been married.
as if you were naturally dead. We,
therefore, command you, the said Ann
Collier, that setting aside all excuses and
other business, you be and appear in
your proper person before our Judges at
Somerset at our County court OF Com
mon Pleas, there 10 Ee held on the first
Monday Of May next, to answer the pc
sition or libel of the said Perry Collier,
and 10 show csuse, If any YOU have, why
The said Perry, your husband, should
no. be divorced from your society. fell
and company, and from the
bonds of matrimony contracted with you
the said Ann, as fully and ef1ectually as
il he never he'd been married. or as If
ysu the said Ann, were naturally dead,
agreeably ts the acl Of Assembly in spch
case mace and provided, aud hereof you
are not 10 fail,
Witness the Honorable Jeremiah S.
President of our said court at So
merset, this 18th day Of Februrry, Ammo
l847. A. j. OGLE,
March 2. lS4T. P~rotil0nOtarv.
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Somerset COUNTY,, SIS.


MMM@ 4 L an adjourned Orphans
SCI. S.@A court held al SOMERSET. in
MMMR and for said county, ON the
18th day Of July. A. ID. 1s47, before the
honorable Judges thereof.
IN the matter of the account Of A. IT.
Philson, Esq George Walker and John
p. Brubaker. administrators &c., Of VIII
liam G. Walker, deed.
And now TO wit: February Is,
1917. Samuel w, Pearson. Samuel Cal
Their and II. J., Stewart. Esqrs., auditors
appointed to make a distribution Of tie
balance in the hauds OF administrators
to and amongst the credilorg, and p
Extract from the rerorI.s of said court.
certified this 18th d9y of February, A,
D, 1917. WA. PICKING,
Clerk.
NOTICE. The undersigned auditors
will attend at t.ie hnuse of VIM II Pick
ing,in Somerset borough. on Tuesday The
l5n day OF April nexi, to discharge the
duties imposed upon them by the our
agreeablv 10 The above commission, Of
which all persons interested are request
ed TO take notice.
SAINT W. PEARSON,
SAM'L GAIrpr-R.
R0D'T J.. SlEWART
MsrSh 2, ~. Auditors.
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The Alexandra, ID. c., Gazette, says:
"Such has been the mildness of the wea-
Their this winter, that the navigation OF the
Potomac 10 Alexandria. has remained
throughout almost entirely unobstructed
by ice, and vessels have hardly met with
aday's detention, either in arriving or de-
parting"
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eC@We have received from Hon. An
drew Stewart a copy of his speech in
Congress on the Three Million Bill, and
shall endeavor to publish il in our next
number.
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G

0We have just learned that the
Three Million Bill passed the House of
Representatives on Wednesday, in the
shape in which it came from the Senate.
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sE"The nomination of John Nj. For
FieT, as President Judge Of the Counties
Q! Chester and Delaware, has been re-
jected by the Senate.
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eGsA report reached here on Satur-
day evening that Gov. Skunk had been
nominated for reelection.
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~ Nothing of special interest has
iranspired in the Legislature since the
date OF GU last number.
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Six Gents Reward.

AN away from tie subscriber in
IA Jenner township, OH the Goth Of
reornary 1877. an unidentified apprentice
10 the shoemaking business. named
GEORGE BILLS. about II years Of
age. lie was well clothed when he left.
The above reward will be gwen to any
persen returning said apprentice to the
subscriber but no farther charges paid.
GEORGE A. GARDNER.
March 2. 1917
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EPThe second session Of the twenty
ninth Congress terminated on Wednesday
last.
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Neao Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

A Six-acre lot, adjoining the borough
"a of Somerset. For particulars in
quire of THE PRINTER.
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WASHINGTON, March 5, LIP. !

WASHINGTON, March 8, ll-P. M.
The following nominations were sent
into the Senate this evening by Mr.. Polk,
viz -
Chas ]. Ingersoll, Minister to France
G.. w. Hopkins, Portugal
Mr.. Todd, Brazil
j. w. Tibbats, as Colonel.
The nomination OF Mr.. Beaumont as
Commissioner Of Public Buildings, was
rejected.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-09

gr~Bv divine permission Elder James
Darsic of Fayette County will preach in
the DISCIPLES meeting house, on next
Lordsday morning, at 10 o'clock.
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Blank Deeds.

"A LOT of Blank Deeds of a superior quali
- ~. just printed and now for sale
at THIS OFFICE
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LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.

Ia L LII AbOAh 'LIAhE1 ~
TOur correspondent sends us the fol-
lowing later intelligence, received from
Vera Cruz, without giving any date, or
saying whether it came by HAVANA or
New Orleans.
Late accounts have been received from
Vera Cruz.
The Mexican commanders and people
were fully aroused to their danger, and in
anticipation of a speedy attack, by Gen.
Scott, were fortifying all the passes lead
ing to the city Of Mexico.
Mexican troops were assembling at lula,
on the principal il not only road between
Tampico and San Luis Potosi, Santa An
mas head quarters; and also at Jalapa, on
the road from Vera Cruz to the capital.
from this intelligence it would seem
that Santa Anna was not fully acquainted
with Gen. SCOTS movements as was sup
posed from his interception of the des-
patches forwarded by the lamented Rich
lie. He seems to be uncertain whether
Gen. Scott designs to march from Tam
pico TO San Luis Potosi or to land near
Vera Cruz, and march on the capital from
that point. He has chosen a good polnt'
in Jalapa, which is sltuatad near the foot
Of the mountains, on the northern road
from Vera Cruz TO the city of Mexico,
and from whence we can watch the oper-
atoms against Vera Cruz. The famous
castle of Perote, an i~mpregnable fortress,
is situated about 25 miles from Jalapa, on
The west side Of the mountains, and must
be subdued by an army marching to Mex
leo on that route.-Eds. Gazette.
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&c, COLUMBIA NTY, SATURDAY, JANUARY l6, ls4z

sed on real aud personal estate together will
all the other revenue that accrued within
the fiscal wear, ending on the 30ih No
vember ls45 were less than he expendi,
lures Of the year by the sun Of $4l4 l99,
% which deficit was supplied out of IN
balance in the Treasury on the Let Of De.
cember 1874 and BY dimiruiion Of the out
standing taxes Thus,
On the Let December 1874,
the balance 10 The Treasu-
ry was S863 s5l SO
And on ihe ls, oi December
ls45, il was ss4 $50 90
Showing reduction Of the
balance in the Treasury of 27s,965 70
On The Is, De-
cember ls44
the estimated
amount Of a.
vailabe OUT
standing tax-
es was el,OO9,77s 03
And on the lst
December 49,
IS, they wore
asIip, atal Of STj Rdt
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lt,hus appears, hat the taxes assessed
and the other revenues sCCruing within The
fiscal year just ended, were lnsuilicicn, 'c
meet tse demands upon the Treasury, by
he above sum.
|, will be perceived that the balance il
he Treasury on he LIST Of December, ls4t
was greater than was estimated 10 The las
annual message, and that The amour. Of ht
outstanding taxes has been reduced below
The estimate then made.
As i, was apparent tina. these recurring
def ciencies, would soon exhaus, the bal.
ance in the Treasury, and all ,he srrearage,
Of available outstanding taxes, was impeII.
ed TO urge upon the General Assembly, a
their last session, with 80 much earnesines,
The indispensable necessity OF providing
some additional revenue, 10 place The fnsn
ces Of the Stale upon permanent basis
Near the close Of the session, an &C, pass
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Showing a diminu.ion Of the
balance in The Treasury aud
outstanding taxes during the
fiscal year ending on The
3Olh November ls46 Of {
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This slalsmen, demonstrates that ths tax
es, and other revenues assessed, and accru,
ing within the year, were less by the sbos
sun, than tho demands upon 'he Treasury
during the same period.
The nAancial cPuraH0ns OF the year,end
ing on the 3O,h Of November, 1916, also
exhjbi's like deGcency.but less in amour
rhus,
The balance in the Treasury
on ,he Isl December, l945,
was, 1884 $50 O9
fad 'he estimated amount Of
available taxes outstanding
al the same period, was 674,544 80
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Making an aggregate amount
of balance in the Treasury,
and outstanding taxes on he
Is, December iS45, OF 1859, ,430 80
rhe balance in
the Treasury on
the Let Deem
ber ls4s was 1884 ,679 20
And The estimated
amount Of avail.
able outstanding
taxes al The same
period was 542,65 81
Making on aggregate Of the
balance in The Treasury and
outstanding taxes on The lot
December 1916 Of 927367 "a
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And making an aggregate dim.
mutton Of the balance in the
Treasury, and outstanding
taxes, during the wear end
ing 30,h November, lS45.
of
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they were your citizens-not


ed peace. They were your citizens-not
Mexicans. They were recent emigrants, to
that country. they went there for the very
purpose Selling on that country, and making it
free and independent Republic, with the view,
as some Of them said, ofbrnging it into the A
mercan Confederacy in due time. Is this poor
Celtic brother of yJurs in Mexico--is the Mex
lean man sunk so low that he cannot hear what
fills the mouth and ear of rumor all over this
country He knows that this was the settled
purpose of some of your people. He knows
that your avarice had fixed its eagle glance on
these rich acres in Mexico. and that Your proud
power counted the number that could be bro't
against sou, and your avarice and your power
together marched on TO the subiugation of the
third or fourth part oEthe Republic of Mexico,
and took it from her. We knew this, and know
ing 1T, what should have been the feeling and
sentiment in the mind of the President of the
United States towards such a people-a people
at least in their own opinion so deeply injured
by US as were these Mexicans
Ito be c0atinued)
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EattEe of El Rasss,.

4 correspondent of the II. O. Picayune gives
the following as a published account of fight
at Eel Passo between the Mexican forces and
portion of Gen. Kearney's command advancing
upon chihuahua:
We find no mention made of the capture of
chihuahua, but there has been an action in the
immediate vicinity of Ell Passo del Norte, in
which our troops were entirely successful. The
report of it is altogether Mexican, and was pub
lshed in the capital on the 2Oth ut. Our lin
its compel us TO condense It.
On the 25th cf December Senior Cuylti was
at Ell Passo at the head of $50 regulars, who,
added to the Pasenos, or troops raised near Ell
Passo, exceeded ], 0O0 in number. The Ameri-
cans were at Dona Ana 400 strong They adj
vanced upon Ell Passo. Cuvlt prepared to
fight them, bat the evening he was to set forth
on his march he was seized with violent brain
fever, which rendered him helpless. -
The command devolved upon Vidal, who
possessed little military skill, and expected to
surround and destroy the Americans like so
many RABBITS. He pushed forward five hundred
cavalry under Capt Antonio Ponce, of which
one half were Pasenos. The Americans de-
manded a parley, which was denied, and the
fight immediately commenced. Ponce charged
at the bead of his cavalry, but in vain, as he
was wounded in the first onset. Just then the
Pas.nos ran, and threw such disorder into the
whole, that all took to flight leaving howit
ger IN the hands Of the Americans, but car
rying off three other pieces. Vidal retur-
ned with all speed to Car:izal, forty leagues
from Ri Passo. The loss on each side was not
known, or is not stated. On the 9th the A.
mericans took possession of Ell Passo with 600
cavalry and 4tointaniry. The cavalry imme
diately started IN pursuit Of The runaways, and
although il was not known at chihuahua on the
"a OF January thai they had overtaken them.
it was thought likely they would get.posses
ION OF TWO wagons which were. in the rear of
the park, as' well as of thirty men WIN eseo,t-
ed them. This seems probable to us, too tho,
we much doubt if the Americans ever got nm
to the runaways.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-10

ssTHE AMERICAN AMARANTH," -and Ladies
and Gentlemam's Temperance Magazine
This is the title of a new monthly just common
ced by Parker Jones & Davis, Philadelphia
From cursory examination of the first num-
Der We are exceedingly pleased with its matter
and appearance. The writer's who have con-
trib'ited t, fill this number are evidently of the
first class, and the mechanical execution is fault
less. Each number is to be embelished with an
elegant steel engraving.
Terms-5o cts. per volume or Sl,oo per
year.
As each number contains 40 pages we know
not where cheaper elegant parlor Magazine
can be found.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. March s.-Mar

ADMINISTRATORS March 2.-Mar
kets buoyant and sales free, sales of 5000 bbls.
Genesee at @7,12a
New YoRK, March, mo Genesee can
be pi cked up at less than 81 l2k-Mixed Mich
igan 81 90
BALTIMORE, March $50 Sc l2a- 1900
bbls City Mills at Sc 20.
PITTsBuRGH March 3d-Fiour So 673a+4.
BUFFALO, March 2-Sales of 435 bbls at
81 IS.
DErRoIT-FIour, small lots, So 81 to ST.
Wheat firm at 20 cts.
Wheat may be quoted here from ~ to 75cts
the price often varying that much owing to the
quality of the article; the rivalry of buyers SC.
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A FRIEND TO YOUTH
TO THE PUBLIC.

In the last number Of the Ypsantl Sentinel
oppressed n note my intention to prepare a
statement of facts, relative to the recent unfor-
innate termination Of the arbitration between
Mr.. Bagley and myself, which had been per
verified to my injury, touching scandulons ru-
NOR, connecting my name with the misfortune
of young woman who lately died in this vi
cinity.
Since the date of my note, however, circum-
stances have occurred which have induced me
to forbear the publication of the statement re-
ferred to. The publication of which 1 feel con-
fident could hardly have resulted otherwise than
favorable to me.
Proceedings of another character, being con-
tenpIated, in which / hope to vindicate my
rights; from which circumstance, has proceed
ed the alteration of my purpose as above ex-
pressed. ] have deemed these suggestions
sufficient apology; leaving any further devel-
opponents to a more suitable time and occasion.
THOS. BLACKWOOD.
+ March 8, 1S47.
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PROFESSOR V. R. MACE, has received advi-
ces from Washington, stating that he is appoin-
ted Lieut.. and Captain of Drills,to the Dragon
Regiment of tn new Army.
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Fire.-The dwelling house occupied bv Col.
Brooks on Woodward Avenue. was much dam.
aged by fire yesterday. The fire is supposed
to have originated in the garnet from the Chin
ney. Though the root was well on FIRE before
the alarm was given, the fireman were prompt-
ly on tee ground, and checked it before the
walls were much injured. The building was
owned by Charles w. Morgan esq, Of New
beoford, Mass, and is insured by the Williams
bnrgh Fire Insurance Company of New York.
Damages estimated at or 600 dollars. Az,
1--WE learn by gentleman Just arrived
rom filnt, that great excitement prevails in that
village in consequence oftwo human bodies be-
ing found in two different Doctors offices.-
we understand that the bodies were taken out
Of the graveyard in that village. One Of the
doctors 81 has cut stick for higher timber.-Lang