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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

From the New Orleans Commercial Times, 18th.
The annexed official account of the late fight
was dispatched to the Central Government, in the
City Of Mexico by General Jarero after he became
ali inmate of the Castle OF San Juan de Ulua 1t is
an interesting document which will be read, no
doubt with avidity by all classes OF our iellow-ci
tzens;
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" DIR. Bannfng's BODY Brace 10 an efhcieos re-
ef for weskn.ss Of the voice. lungs, spine aud limbo, par
uculsry for dyspepsia constipation and piles with weeA
Of The stomach and Sides weakly Eemaies hss grow
ing children and all disposed TO droop and are sstentssy
especially spinal subjects VIII DO denghted with io Sc
lion Reference given % many distinguished ciergymeo
who been rescued from approximation, from de-
bility and brohchitis Pamphlets and book Common
sense giving Information, he bad ~ tho Ones eft
Broadway. A LADY Ia attendance lsdisa M ecdE
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~ Water.Curf Estabiishmeut, n Bond-st n.
and syosset tOyster Bsy) l. Dr. sHsw, The sarlissi
American practitioner and author Curs, receives
patients above Those al . distance may, By ssuding
= fec, be I'D vised for Q treatment OF home N.Y. n
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Tbs St Louis papers OF the 18th contain g com.
muncation from Senator Benton, covering extracts
from private letters received by him from Col Ere
mont. explaining the course pursued by the latter
in view OF the unfortunate dispute between Com.
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~ A Card DIR. HoLLIex begs 70 announce hat, 10
compliance with numerous solicitations he will remais
those and important agents and principles psnsl
In his books and lectures His ofhcs u q Warren -
Hours from ~ A. M. iii P NJ my1l0
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D Citizens of Somersef.a1
Pause J! Reflect !! Decide 4!
Men may cry peace I! peace Il when
there is no neace ~

Men may cry peace peace Il when
there is no peace y!
The war is actually begun !! but Gen.
Taylor never surrenders," neither does
the "Rev.B. Hibbard's Vegetable Anti
bilious Family Pills." where they once
charge upon bilious diseases, such as
bilious. remilling, intermiiling, conges-
tive, typkus and eruptive fevers. bilious
choic, cholera morbus, dysenlary, sick
headache, DC, in short all diseases aris-
ing from disordered state of the stom-
ach and blood; keep the liver stimulated
into healthy action, the blood cleansel
from all impurities, and you are certain
TO procure and maintain uninterrupted
good health. The most potent purifyer
of the blood and correclor of tine liver is
"iIibbard's pills.
Females il you are unwell, procure
and use Rev. b. lllbbard's vegetable
pills. they reopen all distractions. cleanse
The syste IN, purify the blood and give
animation, health and beauty 10 all who
nse them, such as you canno, receive
from the use of any other medicine
Dose half pill. ga
Dyspeptics don't despair, here is a
certain cure. Dyspepsia Of ten years
standing. and after ali other medicines
had Jailed. has been cured by The use OF
Rev b. Hibbar,l's pills; taken in quarter
of pill doses, three times day for three
weeks.
Doctor ] Wildemuih, of Montgomery
co.. Va, says he has used them in his
practice for three years. and finds them
tie best medicine he has ever used: never
being disappointed in any case he en-
ployed them in. We refer you TO him
personally.
s Thesesp pills have such reputation in
Illinois. that they have given TO them
the name Of king Pills" Try them,
You who are i'll, and want cheap. safe,
certain and speedy remedy. Dose from
half pill to Two pills. Circnlars can
be bad ofeagents free of charges.
Price III. 25 and SO cents per box,
Sold by the following agents, viz:
Snyder SS Zimmerman, Sioystown,
Samuel Kimmel, Pine Mills,
Walter Chalfan,. Allegheny Summit,
.: Il. q E. Benford. Snydersviile,
Michael Sipe. Somerset tp.
William M'Cresry. Drureiss. Somer.
set. Pa. General and supply iog ogen. lor
this county. @
Auguss 81, ls47-ep
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BLANK DEEDS.


UyHE Great Preventive Medieine!-
Though Wrights Indian Vegeta-
bic Pills have achieved triumph upon III.
umph, in the cure Of obstinate cases O.
disease, even after they had been ensises
" given up, and after al! other remedies
had failed, yet their power OF prevention
may tbe msiN esteemed their growing
glory! "Storms," il is said, purify
the air." bu, storms do mischief also,
and are SO far an evil. Were IL within
human power TO maintain the Electrical
equilibrium between the earth and arr,
there swopld be no occssIon for storms,
for the air would always be pure.
So of The human body. II kept Tree
from morbid humors, the action is rega
Jar and healthy. But if those humors
are allowed TO accumulate. crisis, or,
in other words, storm, will arise, which
is always more or less dangerous.
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills are
equally well calculated 10 prevent the
storm, or ia aiiay it when il comes. But
prevention is better than cure, besifes
being cheaper and less troublesome.-
The delay Of day in the commence
ment of sickness has often proved fatal.
and always renders the case more diffi-
| cult 10 manage.
Let the sickness be caused by chan
ges Of weather, high living. want Of ex-
/ ercise, close confinement, functional de-
rangement, or anything else, the effect
upon the body is much the same--is
equally dangerous, and is removable by
The same means.
Have you coid' Let il aot ripen in
10 Consumption. Are you Dyspeplic9
Beware OF the hypochondria. Two
Pills taken every other night on an emp
| ty stomach. for short time, will, in nine
cases eat of ten, cure the Dyspepsia,
and thereby drive away the legion Of
devils blue" For Headache, no me-
diclnc is Superior to Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills. Cosliveaess, that pro-
life mother Of disease, is caused by a
torpid state Of the liver, which these
Pills eE,ec.ually cures. By striking al
the root Of disease. Wrighi's Indian Ve-
| getable Pills prevent all and cure ALL
They can hardly ever be taken amiss, If
used with common discretion; and we
! commend them 10 the use OF those who
| have not vet tried Them.
Beware Of Counerfeiis Of all kindsi
Some are coated with sugar; others are
made to resemble in outward appearance
The original medicine. The safest course
| is, to purchase from the regular agents
only, one or more Of whom may be
found in every village & town in the state.
Agents for Somerset County.
PARKER & ANKENY, Somerset,
M. A. Ross. Petersburg.
Samuel Kimmel, Pine Mills,
G. Parker & Co, Jenneryille.
Michael Sipe. Somerset township.
Aughinbaugh & Brubaker, Cenireville
Stevens & SchIag. Bakerstown.
]. Shaffer Sr. & Co. Sioystown,
w. Chalfant. Bucksiown,
Hay & Baer, I.ayansviile,
j. C.. Darrell. Smilbield.
Offices devoted exclusively 70 the sale
of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
wholesale and retail, los Race Street.
Philadelphia; 28S Greenwich Street.
New York ,and 1913 fremont Street, Bos-
/
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pains or weakness in the back, loips.
sides, breast. &c. &c. One million
year will not supply the demand. War.
ranted the bes: and cheapest. Que that
will prove the fact.
CAMPHOR L0ZENGE.S celebra.
ted for giving almost immediate relief in
nervous and sick headache, pal2italiou
Of the heart, lowness Of spirits, dc.
The above Lozenges, FOoth Paste
and Plaster, sold by the above agents
for DR.. SheFnan's All Healing BaIsam
Sept. 81, 1547. Tly.1
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er counties of Virginia.
Sold by the following dsly appointed Agents
for Somerset county, Pa.
~ SC H Scheil Somerset
Edmund Kiernau Jenncr =. Roads
Snyder 4 Zimmerman StOyssown
phillippi & kiernan Roxbury
Charles Krissinger Berlin
r g. w Meyers Meyers Mill
Miller & Dively Salisbury
Grantsville, Nd.
s CHI McChesney SmilhieA
SamaeI Elder Pctershurgh
Elias Stahl Mount PeIa.
Likewise sold by the same Agents, the OnrAr
HgMEpr OF xATuRE,
AMERICAN OIL,
procured from wellin Kentucky, 1876 feet below
The surface Of the earth. certain and infallible
cure for InAamatory rheumatism, spasms, eoilc'
spfains, strains, cuts, bruises, scalds burns, tet
ter, ,csyspetss scald head, Group intsamatory sore
,bFoats, &c &c.
Price so cents per Bottle.
3 CAUTION.-In order to be sure Of Obtain-
ing the genuine, purchase oniy Of the general
agents for Western Pennsylvania, VIM. Jack
son. No. SO Liberty street. Pittsburgh, or through
sut-aseats appointed By him for its sale, each of
whom will have show bill, and general di-
rections in pamphlet form, containing the names
and address of the proprietor and General Agents
for Western Pennsylvania as follows:
d. Hail & Co. proprietors, Kentucky
VIM. Jackson. General Agent for Western
PENNSYLVANIA, No. SO Liberty street. Pittsburgh,
to whom all orders must be addressed.
OBSERVE Each bottle is enclosed in one
of the above named pamphlets, and the name OF
VIM. Jackson (the general and only wholesale
agent fer Western Pennsy lvania) printed on the
outside of the label.
And in addition to he sold by the same agents
DIR. TtompsoR's CarsaiRGtiue
So Justly celebrated as a sovereign remedy for
all Bowel Complaints, DiarrhGa, cholera morb-
US. fux. summer complaints of children and a.
dults. &c. prepared only by DR.. Edgar Thorn
{Rew Of New York city, formerly of Pittsbafgh.) J
For the last two years tkis celebrated and uR-
surpassedremedy for the above complaints have
been well known, and extensively used in Pits
burgh and surrounding country with unqualified
success which renders it unnecessary to parade
long list Of testimonials ia its favor, which
could readily be done. Suffice tito say that
numbers of the most respectable persons ia Pitts
burgh and vicinity have used and proved ITS
wonderful efficacy. II isa Vegetable and scicn-
tifc preparation predicated upon the unaterabie
Laws of Nature, adapted most certainly TO re-
move the cause that tie effect nav cease with
out egotsm. Il can truly be pronounced one of
the best remedies for the above complaints in the
United States. No family should be without it,
nor any person take a enghthy 10 urney without
supply of this invaluable preparation.
September 2l, lS47.Iv
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$4,000 Victims every year
FALL A PREY TO CONSUMP-
TION, ASTHMA AND RAJ.
SING BLOOD, HECTIC
FEVER AND NIGHT
SW EATS.

SWEATS.
Mrs. Adams, l26th street, Harlem,
suffered year with cough, pain ia the
chest, night sweats. and all the sggeava-
ted symptoms Of Consumplion; nothing
relieved her I'LL she tried Sherman's S
BaIsam-half bottle cured her.
ULCERATED LUNGS ANDLlVER.
Mr.. E. Il. Lawrence. Jackson street,
Brooklyn, after years Of suffering. and
treated by various physicians. was pro-
nounced incurable from liberated lungs
and liver.
DYING,
as was supposed, he tried the Balsam;
lis effects were most miraculous; two
bottles cured him.
PLEURISY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs. Baggas, residing at SO Sheriff
street, 20 years old. has been subject to
attacks of pleurisy and consumpliye
coughs for years. The Baisam has
saved her from very great suffering.
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.
L. ]. .Besls, SO Delancy-slreet gave il
10 his sister-in-law who had been an in
valid for years from Asthma; TO another
considered as in consumption. # re-
lieved them at once, so that they travel
led several hundred miles.
SPLITTING BLOOD
Is always alarming. Il leads to the
worst kind Of Consumption, and unless
arrested in time is generally fatal. Sher-
mans All-Healing Balsam is the best
remedy il heals the wounded or ruptured
blood vessels of the lungs, and lhereby
effects a permanent cure, while other
remedies only stop the blood for some
time. A few doses oftEis BaIsam will
satisfy the most skeptical that tits the
medicine required-Il has been success.
ful in many cases, aud that too where
they bad run into rapid decline, or, as
more generally expressed, "HASTY
CONSUMPTION" Young persons,
or those of middle age, are more subject
10 these attacks than the aged.
Price 25 cents and 8 per bottle.
Sold by the following duly appointed
Agents for Somerset county, Pa.
J.J. & Fl. f. Schel, Somerset,
Snyder & Zimmerman, Stoyslown,
Edmund Kiernan, Jenner u Roads.
Phillippi IL kiernan, Roxburv,
Chas. Krissinger, Berlin,
p. & w. Meyer, Meyers Mill,
Miller & Dively, Salisbury,
!" GrantsviiIe, Md.
S. C. Fl. McChesney, SmithfeId,
Samuel Elder. Petersburgh,
Elias Stahl, Mount Pela.
Likewise. DIR. Sherman's Medicated
Lozenges, Tooth Paste, and Poor Mans
Plaster.
COUGH L0ZENGES.-These Lo-
zenges are safe. most sure and efTectual
remedy for coughs and colds, tightness
OF the lungs or chest. &c.
WORM LOZENGES.-These Worm
Lozenges have been proved in more
than l.4O0. 900 cases 10 be the infaliIbfe;
the only certain worm destroy ing med
icine ever discovered. IL was reserved
for DR.. Sherman TO invent medicine 10
destroy worms that children would take.
Children will take these Lozenges and
cry fer more. ~
DR.. SHERMAN'S STOOTH PASTE.
"A premium Denirs6ce. The bes. article
known for cleaning and whitening the
teeth. strengthening the gums, sweeten-
ing the breath. - = e
sHERMAN's POOR MAN'sPLAs.
TER The best strengthening plaster
" the world; . sovereign remedy for
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TIME undersigned give notice tha,
they have lately erected on the land
Of Samuel Boger, in Brothers galley town.
ship, miles south Of Berlin, large
Lime oven,
which is nov in successful operation.
The oven is conveniently 10 coal bank,
which will eBable them to burn and lnr.
nish any quantity of lime on short no.
ice, and at the low price OF
9 cents per busheL
They are assured that they can furnish
as good quality of lime as can Re had
at any other Kiln in this county or else
where. ALI persons are invited to give
them call, and if they ace not satisfied
with the quality and prices. they need
not purchase.
CONRAD STOY & CO.
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1rp.Ts ,r THE ITERALD.

THrs paper is published every Tuesday, at -
per snnuns, payable hslf-yearly IN advance
Ifnot paid within the year, $3.50 val invafia-
bly, be charged.
No Subscription taken for less than SIX months
nor can a subscriber discontiHae u1iess al
che option Of the editor, until srrearagesare
paid of
ApvErrIsEMENTs win be asserted at 81 pei
square. for the first three insertions, and %
cents fer every subsequent insertion: longel
ores IA proportion.
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advertisements.
PROCLAMATION.

XE7HEREAS. by an act Of the Gen
Wv eral Assembly of the Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania, catitled IAN ac4
gelaiing 10 the Elections of this Common
wealth, il is enjoined on the Sheriff to
give public notice Of such election, and
80 eRumerais in sach noGce whas officers
are 70 be clecled: In pursuance iherenf
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I, Samuel Griffith,

High Sheriff Of The County of Somer-
set DO hereby make known and give
epubiie notice 10 the qualified electors OF
the said COUNTY, that
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-10

years Of age, belonging to Mr.. Cordell.-
The body exhibited evidence Of the most
cruel whipping and beating we have ever
heard Of. The flesh on the back and limbs
were beaten 10 a jelly-cue shoulder bone
was laid bare-there were several cuts, ap-
parently from a club, on the head-and around
her neck was the indentation of a cord, by
which, it was supposed, she had been CON
fined to a tree. She had been hired by a man
by the name Of Tanner, residing ia the neigh
borhood, who sent her home in this condi-
ton. After coming home, her constant re-
quest until her death, was for Tread, by
which it would seem that she had been
starved as well as numerically whipped
The jury returned a verdict that she came to
her death by blows Inflicted Ivy some person
unknown, while in the employ Of Mr.. Tam
cr.-St LOuiy H,pubhcan.
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Unequal Sympathy.

Here are two cases, both of which seem
well calculated to excite the sympathy of the
people, and yet SO much are such occurrences,
as the latter, a necessary part of the "patri-
archal institution" that it calls forth but lit
tie feeling. Scarcely a word of c~ondemna-
ton is uttered, save by some %fanatical dis
organizer who loves humanity more than hui
man institutions. And yet the father of Mar
garet kirkham would thousand times rather
have had the flames consume her body and
bear her freed spirit upward, than to have
her live as an American slave, and be liable
to such treatment, as was the girl "Jelong-
ing to Mr.. Cordell."
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FoNOGRAFI AND FoNoTIpI.

WM. c.. ALEXANDER would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Northern Ohio
and Western Pennsylvania, that he intends
spending some time in teaching the above
sciences, and those wishing TO obtain a cor
rect aud practical knowledge of them can
obtain his services on the following terms.
lie will visit any town and give a course
of twelve lessons to a class of any number
for $50 dollars and his board during the time
OF teaching. Or a course of five lessons
(Which will give a knowledge of the elemen-
tary principles of the science aud enable those
attending to complete the course without any
further assistance from a teacher) will DO
given for Sl5.
Teachers Of academies and other ~institu-
tons of learning will find it to their advan-
tage to have it introduced into their schools
as early as possible.
o. All communication addressed to him
at Columbiana, Col, county, Ohio, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Columbiana, Sept, 4, 1917. GIN
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sanction, and all the anti-slavery Friends who
gave a sentiment, with two or three excep-
t!ons-though some of them pronounced the
Address in part untrue-submitted freely to
its adoption! As in the case referred to
above, not one in ten of this class breathed a
syllable for or against it. Yet, the persons
who thus submitted by their words and their
silence, to the adoption Of an Address which
they firmly believed to contain ialsehood and
error, and calculated to injure rather than adj
vance the slaves cause, profess to be aboli-
tiOnists
We appeal to the anti-slavery members Of
Ohio Yearly Meeting. can you longer in con-
sistency blame those, Of whom you have been
so long complaining, charging them with a
want Of sympathy for the slave, after having
thus joined with them in declaring that they
have done right in closing their doors against
you, and otherwise retarding the anli-slavery
movement!
Who believes that those who have barred
and bolted the doors Of the meeting houses,
and raised the cry of "hircling ministry :"
against the advocates Of the slaves cause,
sympathizc as they ought with the bondmanl
No abolitionist believes it; why then unite
in the adoption of an Address which in sub
stance asserts such a ialsehood!
We do not wish to be censorious, or TO be
thought disposed to do injustice to any one ;
but we hope that those abolitionists who are
in fellowship with churches that oppose the
slaves cause will look about them and see
where they stand. TO those who retain a
mere nominal connection with such church
es, and attend their meetings to oppose what
ever is wrong, and rcbuke what is wicked,
as principle requires, we have nothing to say.
But TO those who, Gas nearly all rcformers do,
who remain in the church. silently submit
TO the wrong or at best fail to stand firmly by
the right, we must be allowed to say that
they occupya wicked position, that they blunt
their own moral perceptions and injure the
cause they profess to love.
Lucretia Mott was present throughout the
meeting, and it is to be hoped that her many
earnest and eloquent appeals in behalf of hu-
manity-though they failed at the time to in
drce the meeting to act-will he long rcmem-
bered by those who heard them, and produce
a ]salniary effect on the hearts Of many.
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the ascendancy of whose principles and mea-
suies depends, as ! firmly believe. the sue
cess of our grand experiment Of solf.govern-
ment."
This is encouraging. The abolitionists
desire "to ALLEVIATE the people Of different
portions Of the Union from each other" so
far as to have no union with Shareholders /;
''to excite sectional divisions and jealousics'
that the North may be severed from the
South, and all true Democrats become jeal-
Gus for human rights; 'and to distract and
possibly destroy the Democratic party" and
all other parties which truckle to the slave
power and barter the rights of humanity for
popular favor; and God grant that all these
may speedily be accomplished.