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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-06-08

N&(C|M a an adjourned OrPhans
5 N court held at Somerset,
in and for said County,
xxx the 10Th day Of May, IS47,
before the Honorable the judges there
Of.
On pe,etion Of Peter Friedline, ofL
the court grant rule on the Executors
of Adam Gundle. deed, Adam Mowry
ant Henry j. Eleipe, trustees appoint
ed for the sale Of The real estate Of Joho
Gundle, decd, widow, and heirs Of said
John Gundle, decd, Joseph Miller the
purchaser, and all other persons interest
ed, 10 appear at an adjourned orphans
court 10 be held al Somerset, on Monday
the 9Th day of September l647, and
then and there shew cause if any they
have. why the said Adam, Mowry. and
Henry j. tleiple, trustees as aforesaid
Of John Gundle. deceased, sheuld no!
pay the petitioner Peter Friedline, of L..
out of the fund arising oul of the sale Of
the real estate Of said deceased. The
sum of one thousand two hundred and
twentylour dollars.
To The Executors of Adam Gundle,
decd, Adam Mowry and Henry ]. Hell
pie, trustees appoined for the sale of the
real estate of John Gundle. decd. Wild
ow and heirs Of SAID John Gundle decd
Joseph Miller purchaser of The said real
estate, and all other persons interested.
You laying aside all business&excuses,
are hereby cited 10 be and appear before
an adjourned Orphans court to be held
al Somerset on Monday the 9th day of
September ls47, then and there 10 shew
cause il any you have, why you should
not pay the pe,ioner Peter Friedline, of
u, out OF the fund arising ont of the
sale of the real estate of The SAID Johr
GundIe, decd The sum Of one thou.
sand Two hundred and twenty four dol
lars. "EIerein fail not"
Given under my hand and seal Of said
court al Somerset, this 10Th day of May,
i647. WM. IL. PICKING,
May e5. l847. Clerk.
BLANK STTNM0NS, AM FYEcT4.
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Somerset County, ss.

M~~~X a + an adjourned Orphans
y Court held al Somerset, ir
= " &for said county, on thelOthday
&c~~M of May, lS47, before the
Honorable the judges thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Kimmel, the cour
grant rule on the Hers and legal rep
reseniatiyes of John Graham. deed. to
appear at an adjourned Orphans cou,r
TO be held al Somerset, oil Monday the
9Th day Of September l047, and shew
cause ifanylhey have,why the real estate
of said John Graham, deed. should no
be sold.
Extract from the records of said court
certified this 10Th day of May. lS47.
WIN. III. PICKING,
May, 25. 1877. clerk.
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ALL SURGICAL DISEASES.
PARTICULARLY To

DISEASES OF THE EYE.
TO these branches of his profession
be has given large share of his atlen-
ion for the LAST twenty-five years. and
he will continue TO devote to them the
experience acquired by constant prac-
tee during that time.
The Hotel for Invaids is not an exper
imenL lis establishment is suggested
not only as necessary to supply an evi.
den, want in this city, in the entire ab-
sence of any special provision for the
sick, bui is warranted also by the success
Of similar Institutions al Cincinnati and
New Orleans--lhe former under the care
Of Drs. Talia(erro. Marshall and Slrader
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
commodlous and roomy, anil furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
he sick.
Applications for admission to be made
TO the subscribers, at their Office on Penn
street, plusburgh, or at the establishment.
@ No contagious diseases viii be ad,,
mined. J. r. SPEER, NJ. ID.
]. S. KUHN, M. q
February 20, l645. o
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Another New Year!

Amid the ever succession Of periods,
once more has revolTed around. How
fraughi with food for thought are those
mile stones" in human life!
Change after Change
how many The changes-that retrospect
of the past IL months will conjure up to
view
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SMnshine Of PrOsperiI
10 gooGly deeds,

And Thoughts Of sympathy!
Death. too. has not been idle; but has
helped to make up the changes of ,he
past year. And where health once took
up us abode, disease now holds its ihraI-
dom. But how oGtis i'll health attributed 10
Negligence or Prejudice,
which induces the suffering invalid 10 re-
fuse using the rightful remedy which his
own peculiar mslady calls for. The ex
perience of more than
Ten Thousand Trials
proves the unequaled value OF that plea.
SAINT and most celebrated medicine.
Wistar's Bnlsam Of Hid
Cherry, For Diseases of the Lungs
and Breast
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Somerset COitntu. ss.

Mr~~M 4 T an adjourned Orphans
) 5 "a Couri held al Somerset,
- in and for said county, on
S&oc~M the 18th day of May ls47.
before The Honorable the Judges thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Gather, the court
con6rm the Inquisilion on the estate o!
George Harizell, decd, and grant rule
on the widow. heirs and legal represent
alive of said deceased, TO appear a, an
adjourned Orphans court, to be held al
Somerset, on Monday the 9th day OF
September ls47, to accept or refuse TO
take the real estate OF said deceased al
the appraised price,
Extract from the records of said court,
certified this 9th day Of May, l847.
WM. III. PICKING,
May %. ls47. clerk.
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Erom Wartcarsing, 2, ~. y.

DEAR SIR-I have been afflicted for
several years with inward weak ness aud
general debility, accompanied al times
with pain In The side and other distress
sing complaints. After having tried va
rious medicines without effect, | was
persuaded by friend to make trial of
DIR. Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills.
which am happy to stale have relieved
me in Most wonderful manner. have
used The medicine as yet but short
time, and have no doubt, by perseve-
rance in The use Of the medicine accor-
ding to directions. that shall in short
time be perfectly restored.
/ most willingly recommend said
Pills to all persons similarly afflicted.
and in the full belief that the same bene-
fetal results will follow their use.
| rsmain, YOURS sincerely,
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HENRY w. FOOTE.
Warwarslng, Ulster Co, New York,

Beware of Counierfeits Of sIl kinds;
Some are coated with sugar; others are
made TO resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine The safest course
is. 10 purchase from the regular agents
only. one or more of whom may be
found IN every village &iown in the state.
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AGENTS for Somerset County.
PARKER & ANKENY, Somerset,


PARKER & ANKENY, Somerset.
M. A. Ross. Petersburg.
Samuel Kmmel. Pine Mills,
Ross q Parker. JennervilIe.
Michael Sipe, Somerset township.
Aaghinbsugh & Brubaker, Centreviile
Henry Stevens, Bakerslown,
Geo A Clarke, Stoystown.
Geo A Clarke. Buckstown,
Hay & Baer. Evansville,
] C.. Darrell. Smitbgeld.
Offices devoled exclusively 10 the sale
of Uright's Indian TegfabIe Pills,
wholesale and retail, l69 Race Street,
Philadelphia; 28S Greenwich Street.
New York and 1873 fremont Street, Bos-
ton. Tmay47
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY AND EXPEDlTIOUSLY
EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
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The Struggling Poor

have in some instances been made happy
by the dawn Of brighter days; while
those basking in the
Sunshine Of Prosperity
have had TO taste the bitter pangs of
want. How ought these vivid lessons
from off lile's truthful psgc-to stir up
ihe h!;eessrr..s cf Ell
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LnnK HEREI

LUV1A 4lAS1tIIs
TvHE manulaciory, in progress of
q erection by the late David Find
ley. in Stonycreek township. will be
completed and ready TO go into operation
by the l0iE Of May next, and the un-
dersigned having secured the services of
an experienced manufacturer, and inten-
ding to carry the business on, in all its
various branches, respectfully solicits a
share of public patronage. Carding
Pulling, &c, done on the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms.
NAV q. MARY FlNDLEY.
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-aR,vs OF TIE HERALD.

TERMS OF TEE HERALD.
THrs paper is published every Tuesday, at -
DER anaun, payable halfyearly in advance
Ifnos paid within the year, $3.50 VIII invafia-
bly he ciiarged.
Ma snb-crintion taken for less than six months
nor can subscriber discontinue un'ess a.
the opiion of the editor, until arrcaragesare
paid OF.
.rvrr,srmExrs will be Inserted at 81 per
s,,,re. for the first three insertions, and 20
cen,s for every subsequent insertion; longer
ones in proportion.
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N0kgEGE.

ALL persons indebiel 10 the subscriber
IA on Note or Book account are request
ed 10 cali and senle their accounts lmme-
d;a,ely or they will be placed in the
bsnas Of an officer for collection.
JAMES II. BENFORD.
Somerset. March 80, 1877.
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HOTET. FOR INVALIDS
AT PITTSBURGH.
DrS. Speer and Kuhn,

ME object oil This establishment is
a to supply want greatly felt by re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents. without family, ia
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
TO this place for relief from surgical and
other diseases. Snch have often suffered
from the want Of the various comforts
and attentions SO necessary and agreeable
to the sick, and from careless aud un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected to
heavy and unreasonable charges.
lnvalids will here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable auen-
dance, snd al a rate much below the nsu-
al charges.
While the care Of both physicians will
be extended TO every variety of disease,
il is intended by DIR. Speer, TO give spe-
cial attention 10
ALL SFTRCIHAT nTcEAcRC
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Previous TO meeting with your cele-
brated medicine, had been under the
care Of several physicians, and had tri-
ed various medicines. but all 10 no effect.
After using one % cent box Of yonr pills.
however, | experienced so much benefit,
that | resolved 10 persevere in the use Of
them. according to directions, which
am happy 10 state has resulted III a per-
feet cure. In gratitude to you for the
great bene6t have received, and also in
the hope that diners similarly aidIcled
may be induced TO make trial Of your
extraordinary medicine, | send YOU this
statement with full liberty TO publish The
name if you think proper. Yours. &c.
G, C., BLACK.
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FRoM JAMAICA, Lone Is

Doctor Wiitiam Wrighf: Dear Sir,
1t is with great satisfaction that | in
form you of my having been entirely Gu
red of dyspepsia. of five years standing.
by the use of your Indian Vegetable
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BLANK SUMMONS AND EXECU.
lions, For sale at this Office.
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Somerset C0untu. SIS.

Mc~1M A L an adjourned Orphans
5 IA court held at Somerset,
in and for said County
XIX the 10Th day Of May, is47,
before the Honorable the judges there
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as a Further Evidence

Thai the principle of curing disease
by cleansing and purifying the body. is
strictly in accordance with the laws
which govern the animal economy; and
if properly carried out by the use of
Wright's Indian Tegeta6te Pills,
Will certainly resuit.in the complete ab-
clifton of disease; we offer the following
testimonials. from persons of the highest
responsibility in New York, who have
been recently cured oflhe most obstinate
complaints. solely by the use of Virgins
Indian Vegetable Pills Of the North A
merican College of Health.
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Gen. Taylor never surrenderSP
PINE MILL
III n II II ~ III a ID " -

one half mile East Of Stoystown, Som.
erset Co, Pa. near the great Philadel-
phia aud Pittsburg Turnpike Road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-27

IRON BlacSwoods Magazine for December.
la this country parliament, in the shape of its three
estNt- rs rules everything In making any a
Der OF parliament, we, in certain degree make him
0astsrwe give him the power of sharing ut least in
the making Of those laws which masters and
although the individual may be but little, yet he may
II he have talent or the industry skl party
OF the sk TO direct one, do unte evil any interest
which hs determines 10 destroy. Opening the doors
Of parliament 10 the Jew is actually opening the doors
Of power, and OF power which, IL he have consoien
iious adherence to his belief, he against
ours. Tbequostion, then, Is not Of municipal
guaton but Of tho very life OF religion Religion
Ia the highest concern of human existence, and the
Hource only of our immortal hopes but Of freedom
ana Professionalism In their purest FORM and to possess
it in its reeaom 10 preserve with its rights
transmit II unnuated TO posery has been the great
srugl of ages, and has been well worth the struggle
10 Is unnecessary TO detail here the especial doctrines
Chrstianty; bat the jew them ALL charges them
all with falsenood, and arms that II would be duty
20 both God aud man To cast them all urder fest
lhsreore, We cannot expect any assistance from the
Je IN defending religion religious rights
IN nauObnl support Of that religion
Out Ia the legislature there s already powerful party
OPP My hostile TO Proossntism with many individuals
wh maybe willing TO aid that party though not OF their
bei.f "a which side would the parliamentary jew
voc There can be no doubt that, IT at all Glen
Ito 49, he would vote for the extinction Of
ca we then be justified TO Ourselves, country In
Civ ng the additional btreng tn of new opulent and
influential party, the an agonistr OF Protestantsm
Ia tue, that any direct attempt TO destroy our re-
M n IN EDgsnd u noe likely to occur 4. losat for
fsHHdeTstIs hBs; but are there 90 multitule of a
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care what, SO they do not leave me in Vera\
Crlz this summer, and have been promised
position with the moving army. General
Qu1TMAN's command has not returned from
Alyarado--heard nothing from them-un-
certain when we will leave here; we would
have been gone, but for the want of trans.
portation; almost all our mules died on the
voyage here.
Antigua is an interesting place on &C.
count of its being the place ConTEs lanled,
and commenced building the first Vera
Cruz: the very walls in heaps are still
there.
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in WEIGH he discharges the various dutie 8

in WEIGH he discharges the various dutie
assigned to him, is making necessary ar
rangements to send our sick and lame 10
Vera Cruz by the steamship McKim
am happy to say, not one Of our Georgia
friends are sick a, this placej but great
number of sore feet are complained Of Our
march was on the beach, the sand deep and
heavy, and the water very bad.
In coming to this place we have been
much disappointed, for really, many of US
had expected to gee and feel IL fight.
If NO change Of purpose is wrough; be-
fore we return to Vera Cruz. we do not ex.
pect to rest there more than day or two be-
fore we are to be off for Jalapa, about 70
miles west most delightful and saIubrious
region-and to which place am anxious to
hurry. 1t is said to b.. in truth. a land of
flowers, fine vegetables and mos, beautiful
fruit. We finl at this place very large and
we'll tasted wnt''r-mrlons; xcrllrnt bnna-
mas, pine-appI-s, anl various other fruits,
to which we Of the North are Strangers
The heat, at this time is exec ssive, ex-
haustlng and rnft'cbling. NV room has
been crowded all the time since com.
mrnced this letter One only, Lieutenant
Phillips has energy enough TO read news
paper The adjutant sleeps like IN inno-
cent in ii tocking chair, and our Major is
writing.
In another place, ought TO have said,
quit" Il rich will ,gr, of two thousand inhab-
tants, some eight miles distant, SURE ndtred,
and during ,b- afternoon OF yesterday was
taken possess. OF, and some public pro-
prrty seized AS here, valuable field pieces
and other muni,ion were seized. Bm
naught ofgrcat value. The village alluded
TO is known us Tlnaco,al lpnm-a name not
easy of pronunciation to IN American
tongue. ] S. C.
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From the ArInY.

CITY OF VERA CRUZ, April 4th, l947.
The stars and stripes are waving proud
ly over the city of Vera Cruz and the Cas-
tie of San Juan de Ulloa. 1t is unnecessa.
ry for me to say any thing about the bonn.
bardmcnt of tho city, as have mailed on
yesterday three copies of the first number
of the American gle published here,
which will reach you by the time this does.
and will give you a full account of the
whole matter.
We have suffered considerably from the
heat Of the sun. and the clouds of sand du-
ring the Northcrs. but have had but little
fighting to do. Our regiment, however, was
engaged in the sevcrcst skirmish of any that
occurred-Colonel DIc1NsoN, wounded prct-
ty severely in the right breast, is slowly re-.
covering - the Others four or five in number.
are all recovering -no one in our companywas
hurt. We were in full view of the city during
the ski"mish. and they threw the bombs and
can IL balls so thick and fast. that it required
q sharp look out to dodge them; in fact, we
have been exposed to their cannonading
ever since VIC landed until the surrender of
;he place, and i've have become so used to it,
that we look upon the bursting of bombs as
mere matter of nioonshinc.
We will probably leave here for Jalapa
in Il few days. and would have been gone
c:c this, had it not been that we lacked
mules to transport our baggage. Our regi-
mcnt is now on All expeii ion to Avarado.
principally for the purpose of capturing one
thousand mules, said to be in the neighbor-
hood Of that place.
You may form some idea of the am u It OF
stores to be transported. when tell you that
there have been 800 wagons, five mu:c
teams, employed for four days hauling bag
gage from the landing to the city, three
miles, and are not yet done. We have a
fine view of Orizaba with its snow clad
peak, and arc extremely anxious to be OH the
march in that direction.
[ received letter from you dated l3 h
Mlrch on yesterday: your letters have, I
expect generally arrived safe they are
sometimes a G 'o'i while iii getting here but
you need have no fears as to their reaching
lis.
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The Rail Road.

I'VE have been Informed by gentleman
OF this District, that letter has been re.
ceived from Colonel COLEMAN of Green
vile, stating that the people of that District,
are now disposed to aid in running the Road
through this District provided tsoo hundrM
thousand dollars be subscribed by our cai-
zens to the road. And il is suggested that.
a meeting be held on. sale, day next, st this
place, to consider the matter, and give ex-,
preston to the sentiments of the district
uponthis subject M 'sas y &
FWo hundred thousand dib liars We believe,
g can q b easily 1s { M saiS or q a.
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From Mexico.

We have received nothing of very great
interest from Mexico since our last. The
capture of Alvarado was quiet affair, the
garrison surrendered without offering to re-
sist ourtroops also town some eight miles
from it, containing about 1000 inhabitants.
The army had not, at the latest dates, left
Vera Cruz, for want of means to transport
the baggage; as soon as these could be OBJ
tanned. the line of march would be taken up
for Jalapa, some seventy miles distant from
Vera Cruz.
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Foreign News,

BY steamer Cambria, news has been re-
ceived from Europe fifteen days later. The
most important item in it is the advance of
cotton, American descriptions of all quail
ties have risen l 4 penny pcrpound. and the
great bulk of ordinary kinds 3 d.
The suffering by famine In Ireland,
Scotland. and OH the continent. is unabated.
Thousands are still emigrating to this coun-
try in consequence Of the scarcity of provi-
sions.
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Cry OF VERA Cruz. April 4 1647.

saw your letter to --. of date the 18Th
u!t. This was the latest intelligence from
Abbeville, and hence very interesting.
wrote you some days ago. and attempted to
give you description of the f;,r-6med city
of Vera Cruz. have just returned from
an expedition to Antigua. Col. HARVEY.
with his dragons, one battalion of Infantry,
and Capt. TAYLoR's battery of light artille.
ry- together with your humble servant, were
ordered to open the way. make discoveries,
and capture mules &c. We wAe ordered
to Antigua, and reached there on Friday
night about 2 o'clock, twenty-five miles
from Vera Cruz after cutting our way
through impedimcnts thrown in the road by
the enemy. We took them by surprise
the dragons and myself with them swan
the river just opposite the town.
AS soon as we struck the opposite bank,
we jumppel of, upon the gallop, and
got to the barracks just rs the L1ncers were
" mounting IN hat haste." There was one
company of one hundred men, and out of
that number we captured thirty horses with
saddles, lance5. and all ready for mounting
--one lst Lieutenant and ten men. The
others scampered in every direction like q
covey Of flushed patridges. We pursued
them but the enemy those not cap
tured, had "s0 the premises" We
returned, saw the Alcalde, who gave us
much information, Five miles OFF was
SANTA ANNA's farm, where his son was
with four hundred men: seven miles further
was the Nutmnal Bridge; where General
La VEGA, was fortifying and preparing to
receive US. He gave US fine supper, good
lodgings. and in the morning dismissed us
with the benedictions of himself and peo-
pie. The Palmetto Regiment has gone un. '
der General QuITHAN to Alyarado. Since
we landed here, ! have been detached from the
Regiment. Assistant Quarter Masters are. ire
underline ordersof the Department, and not ns
perrnanently attached % any corps. have
been attached during tie sisss i,s Is: t,s siieis
4. liesrs, e positibn Ido i;,s aos
know what thsy ldo VIII, d rns 4 q onos;
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terprise 80 important as this. IF the citi.
zens of our district will rightly consider
their own interest, they will now be up and
doing, and especially those, in whose vicini-
ty the road will pass if established. Should
we let the opportunity slip, Of securing this
road through the district, we may not expect
again to have it i'm our power
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H Our citizens vino are Interested in
cleaning out the branches ,'round the vii
lage, are requested by the Council, 10 send
their hands enrly to morrow morning.
Those, we understand, who send hands will
receive credit for SO many days work upon
the road