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Nxw AND oIp-There /. n rage for Doctors sses
ments \ new Medical Reform College Of Nsrpbn
Tenn he's this year ts first season. no u" than ninety
students while the old regular school che feows she
cling 20 the ealomsl and lsnceD has only fourtsea
letter FROM ply sloisn there says tina, the time ra
far distant when the old practice OF medicine WI =
swept entirely cut of the great valley OF The Msslsrp
so We 20. INoshs lines.
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THE WAR UNJUST!
THE DUTY OF CHRISTIAN PEOPLE
SPEECH OF Mr.. CORwIN

n the 4. s. Seuate on The llfh insf on 1e
THREE MILLION BILL"
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nefs Goats Of ATus Fag., &c SC. sTecated 10 suoern
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PoLK,S POPULARITY.

A locofoco exchange paper, in speak
ing of Folks recent tour, says such
crowds Of people as assembled at New
Ycrk to greet the President, were never
seen before.
To which we may add, that never be-
fore did it occur, while President was
being greeted by one portion of the citi-
gems of New York, another portion was
assembled to nominate an opposition can
dldate; for, at the moment Mr.. Polk was
eutering one part of the city, in another
part there was "Taylor meeting" COM
posed of the 'unterrifed Democracy"
passing resolutions recommending Rough
and Ready for the Presidency.
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DIED:

On the 18th instant, at his residence,
near Florence, Boone county, Kentucky,
after short but painful sickness, the Rev.
JACOB CRIGLER, Minisister Of the
Lutheran Church, aged 60 years, G m'ths.
The deceased was formerly resident
of this county, and the intelligence o. his
death viii cast gloom over large circle
OF friends and acquaintances, and fill ma
ny hearts with sadness. He had charge
of the Lutheran congregations in and "a
bout Berlin, in this county, for the space
of Is years, and was highly esteemed and
beloved by all, for the many excellent
qualities he exhibited as FRIEND, A
CHRISTIAN, AND A MINISTER OF THE Cos
PEI. In 1884 he removed to the State
of Kentucky, and last spring, after lapse
of I3 years, he visited this part of his
masters vineyard, the field Of his former
labors, and rejoiced to find that his labers
had not been in vain, and that in many
instances the seed sown by him, was
bringing forth fruit TO the honor and glory
of God. After stay of several weeks,
during which time he visited and preach
ed in most Of the congregations formerly
under his pastoral care, he bid last fare
well TO friends and relatives, and SET out
on his journey homeward, followed by
their best wishes and ardent PRAYERS for
his safe return to the midst OF his beloved
family.
A short time after his return home, he
set out on journey TO the State of Mis-
souri,, and whilst there, labored as usual
in his masters cause. Besides frequent
ly preaching, he also organized several
congregations, sabbath schools, and tenn
perance societies. He afterwards reach
ed home in safety, (having travelled by
land and water, at least 1900 miles, but
in the language of a relative. she came
home to de- for on the 7ih of July, only
few DAYS after his return, he was con-
fined to his bed, with congestive fever.
and on the 18Th he died in the full tri-
umph of that faith and hope which he
professed, and has entered into the 'rest
prepared for the people of God.''
COMMUNICATED.
At the residence of her mother in So
merset township, on Friday the 22d inst,
after lingering illness, Mrs. MARY ANN.
consort Of John B. Davis of Louisville,
Kentucky.
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PRICES OF BREADsTUFFs.

A month ago, when -four commaded
nine dollars in the eastern cities, and the
demand seemed greater even than the sup
ply, approximations were entertained of a
scarcity of the article in this country be-
fore long, consequent upon the steady de-
inand for il from abroad. But all appre-
hension on this subject has been remov-
ed by the last steamer from England,
which brings intelligence of the arrival at
British ports of large quantities Of bread
stuffs and of the prospect of an abun-
dant harvest throughout all Europe
The effect Of this news has been great
reduction in the prices Of -four and grain
in our principal cities, from whence it
must speedily extend into the interior
la Baltimore, flour has fallen to $5, and
wheat to 90 cents; in New York, -four is
selling at the same price, and wheat at
sI,ls; in Philadelphia, flour 50, wheat
sl,O5.
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DISCRETION THE BETTER
PART OF VALOR."

The Albany Journal, in speaking Of
an officer whom it considers rot OVER.
Ealorous, calls up the following old, but
excellent anecdote, of LAME CAPTAIN.
"FeIlow Soldiers said the limping man
in regimentals, sat length our efforts TO
bring the enemy to battle are crowned
with success. There he is, before you:
march boldly up and give him battle
Never say die! Fight bravely but
should you be overpowered by superior
numbers, make safe and cautions re-
treat. And as AN LITTLE LAME, be-
lieve I'll start Nowp'
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IN the matter of the voluntary assign.
ment Of John Dull, for the benefit ol
bis creditors. in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Somerset County, Pa;
And now to viii. Sd May, l847. The
petition Of Peter Dull was presented TO
the Court, setting ferlh that Jacob Kna-
bic, Jr., who had been appointed sssig-
nee Of John Dull. and took Upon him
self the execution oil the trust, has late
ly died without having made final set
ilement and distribution TO, and among
the creditors of John Dull as BY the a.
foresaid Deed Of Trust was intended
therefore praying the Couri TO appoint
some suitable person in his stead to take
charge Of the effects which were in the
hands of Jacob KnabIe, Jr. and to exc
cute The trust in pursuance Of said deed
of assignment, and according 10 The act
of assembly in such case made and pre-
yided.
Whereupon the Court affix Monday
the S0lli day Of August next. fer the
hearing in the matter.
A. J. oGLE, Pretty.
;..co 1917
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

At {. meeting the Burgesses and
"a Town Council on The l3Ih inst,
The following resolution was adopted
..ResoIsed, That The Boraugh Audi
tors be instructed to make rerort to the
next meeting Of The Burgesses aud Coun-
ell on the Sd August next. Of their SET
dement's with the late officers, and also
of ali claims due TO and by the Bor-
ongh."
In pursuance Of The above resolution.
all persons having claims against the
Borough are required 10 produce them TO
the undersigned on or before Tuesday.
the Sd August next.
EDWARD SCUII..
JOHN NJ. HOLDERBAUM.
Somerset. july 81, 47-2i. Auditors.
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THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

We have given on the first page of to-
days paper synopsis of the proceed
ings of the Chicago Convention, which
will be read with interest. Letters were
received from Henry Clay, Thomas H..
Benton, SiIas Wright, Martin Van Buren,
and others, declaring their sentiments, all
of which are more or less favorable TO
the objects of the Convention. A letter
was read also from Gen. Cass, in which
he merely says that he cannot attend, with
out expressing any sentiment whaiever.-
The Convention was addressed by Mesrs.
Stewart, Corwin, Greely and others.
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Right of Suffrage of Fot,mteers.-
According to the provisions Of the election
law Of Pennsylvania, the volunteers from
this State, now in Mexica, will have the
privilege of voting for State officers, al
whatever place they may be stationed, on
the ID Tuesday Of October next. The
Captain or Lieutenant of each company
acts as Judges and Inspectors. In the
late war with Great Britain Pennsylvania
volunteers held elections in camp. at Bal
iimore, and camps Shellpoi and Dupont.
-Penn. Iatelfgmcer.
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WASHINGTON County VINO TICKET:
Assembly, George V. Lawrence. John
Meloy. Treasurer, ]. w. F. White
Commissioner, Andrew Cox.
CAMBRIA COUNTY WING TICKET: As
sembly, George w. Kern. Treasurer,
David Todd. Commissioner, James
Weckland.
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THE .INFERNAL MACHINE. I"

Since the great fall in the price Of
Bread-stuffs, the Locofocos appear dis
posed to skick against" the British Tar
iff of'46! The last Carlisle Volunteer
calls it the ''ISFERNAL MACHINE !'' We
don't exactly know the meaning of wha.
is termed an 'sinfernal machine" unless
it is something that, made to injure others
turns upon its builder and .kicks him O.
ver." If we are correct, then, indeed has
the Volunteer given Folks Tariff its
right name 1t will not only kick him o.
yer, but knock him into the middle Of
Duck Run-where as Sanlbo would say,
she cum from I''-Lanc. Tribune.
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We learn from the Union that the Sec
retary of the Treasury has sent to New
Orleans, from the 4th Of February up TO
the lst Of July, eight millions Of dollars,
being more than one million per month,
and that every dollar was sent that had
been called for.
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The Washington Union urges the hol-
ding of Democratic National Conven-
ton to nominate candidates for President
and Vice President. The Union is evil
dently alarmed at the Taylor move
ments" throughout the country; and well
il may be.
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THAT AND THAT.

The Louisville Democrat says, the
principles Of the Wing party are express
sed in these few words: "Hurra for Gen.
TaylorP'
II this be so, then the principles oI
James X. Polk and his party may be sta
ted with equal brevity, viz, "Pass Santa
Anna -
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.NeaC advertisements.
BOLTING CLOTHS

ESO NiIiers.-T. B. kehler d
a Co., have just received large and
we'll selected lot Of the old Anchor Brand
BOLTENG CLOTHS.
which will be sold lower than ever Of
fered in our market. The article has
been we'll known, having given general
satisfaction heretofore. Persons wish
ing TO purchase will Gnd il TO their ad-
vantage 10 examine our Stock, az we OBJ
tain them direct from the agen. in New
York. aud can sell them on better terms
than have been offered in this market.
inquire OF r.. B. KELLER & co.
July 27-47. Opposite Mineral Bank.
Cumbe rIaud. Md.
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gHRY AQ2Ts
For August Term, 1847.
GRAN JUR Rs.
Somerset boreugk,
William Mopg, Curtis Ksoser.

G. RAND JU r 0 r 3.
Somerset borsugk,
William Msng, Curtis Ksoser.
Somerset township,
Daniel Adams, George Cs5augh, Pc
ter Friedline, Nicholas Flsmn.
Stoystown borough,
Lewis Allen, Edward Beyin.
Paint township,
Daniel Berkey, Of P.
Southampton township,
Daniel Bowman.
Consmsugh township.
Elijah Rerkey, Samuel Custer, JshH
Howard.
Shade tswnship,
Henry Bsrkeypile.
Summit township,
John Fike, Jr.
Stonycreek township,
Edward GIessner, William Sivils.
Brs'hsrsvalIey township.
Benjamin Glass.
Milford township,
Michael Kimmel, John Mason, Jsnas
Younkin.
Turkeyfoot township,
Peter Lanning, Jacob II. Rush.
TRAV ERSE JURORS.
Somerset borough,
Frederick Weimer, John J. SchelI,
John A. Snyder, Jacob Koontz.
Somerset township,
Alexander Lands. John Swsnk. Sam.
uel Pile, of A., Michael Forney, SnIo-
mon Boucher, Jacob Good, Abraham
BFugh, Michael ShafTsr.
MiIfsrd township,
Joseph B. Critch6eld, Jesse Critch-
field, Michael s. ShuIlz.
Turkeyfoo. township,
Conrad Lint, David Jennings, John
X. McMiIlen, George PhiIiPpi, Israel
Rhosds.
Addison township,
John Morrow.
GreenviIle township,
jeremiah GIodfelsy.
EiklIck township,
Josiah Dlvely, Daniel l.. Miller, Eli
jsh Wagner, Jenkins Griffith.
Jenner township,
Henry Betz, Joseph Boyers.
Berlin borough,
George Heflsy.
Shade township.
Jesse Slick. John Wagner, David
Cristey.
Southampton township,
George Cook, Jr.
Brothersvalley township,
Henry Suler. Michael Sny der, SAM
uel Beger.
Summit township,
Abraham Beachv.
Allegheny township,
Edward Dorsey.
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n. B. The business will be carried on
hereafter by Armstrong & CO., who hope
to receive liberal share of public pa
trensge. fuiy20-'47-5t
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IMPORTANT.

IS necessary that my books should
Z be speedily closed. Those indebted
TO me for subscription, Job work or adj
vertisiag. are therefore respectfully. yet
earnestly requested to cali and either pay
their accounts. or give their obligations
for what thew seyrraIly owe. My books
will be kept at The Herald" Office until
and during the ensuing Court week, ai-
ter which they will be placed in the
hands of justice Of the Peace. Ii IS
hoped that all those Interested will at
tend 10 this notice, aud by so dong save
ces,s, JONATHAN ROW
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A 8 signe e e's Sale.

rEvHE undersigned will offer for sale
a by way Of public QUERY al the house
Of Lewis SpangIer. in ShanksvllIe, en-
Saturday the lith day of August next,
the following real estate, viz:
A piece or parcel Of land lying in Sto-
nycreek township, Somerset County,
Pa, about one mIle east of Shanksvillc,
conJainlng
HRW QGRBgs
more or less, the whole ol which is
cleared, with two story dwelling house,
cabin barn, and ether buildings thereon
erected.
This property is situated in 6ne Sec
tion Of country. and to person wishing
to locate himself in this ceuniy hslds
out strong inducements 10 purchase IT,
Ii would be an excellent situation for a
mechanic, and any one desirous Of pro-
curing himself small property would
do we'll 10 examine il.
TERHs-w:lI be made known on day Of
sale, by
ALEXANDER HUNTER
July cit. Assigaes Of Geo. Brandt.
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BLANK DEEDS.
A Lot Of Blank Deeds just prin-
ted, on fine white paper, and
now for sale at this Office.

Dissolution of Partnership.
vE,HE partnership heretofore existing
& between the undersigned, under
the Firm of Armstrong Il Hume. IN
the Foundry Business. has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
JAMES NJ. HUME.
June %, 1877
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nQgT OF g4D9g3s

HUT down for Trial al August Term
1917, commencing on the Both
day and last Msnday in August.
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BY yirlae Of writ Of alias Vendi exponas, is
sued out Of the court Of common pleas for Car
roll county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer
for sale al the door Of the court house in Carroll
ton, on THURsDAY TIE 29TH OF APRIL, le4T, be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o..
clock, P. NJ. on said day, the following real estate,
10 wit: part of the southwest quarter Of section
29, township IA, and range 4, lying on the sotih
side Of the town Of Norristowu, beginning for
boundary 10 feet south Of the southeast corner
of lot No. 90 in said town, and running south
chains and Is lin s to a post, thence west
chains and 80 links TO post, thence north 8
chains and II links TO post, thence east chain
and 72 links to post, thence south chains and
96 links to q post, thence east chains 10 the
place of beginning, containing FIVE acres and eight
hundredths of an acre, together with all the PriVs
ileges and Improvements, reserving the privilege
of the wafer running through said lot in the mill
race that is now thereon, and also the privilege Of
repairing said race when needed. Also, lot No.
20 in the town Of Norrislown, in said Carroll
county, Ohio. Taken in execution and will Be
sold by E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
March 10, i947-23-5t. Pr. fee SO.
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80, Isa1
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.

The citizens Of Carroll county are earnestly
collected TO meet at the Court House in Carroll
ton, at one o'clock, p. NJ, on
saturday the 27th Of March, Is47,
for the purpose of adopting suitable measures for
n. ,olief Of the sufferers in ireland. Our fel-
lov.citzons in other portions Of the State are de-
,o,;pq themselves TO this benevolent object with
eommendable zeal, and il is hoped that our eiIi-
1cns will no, fall behind their noighbors in phi
lsn,hropy. Already thousands Of the citizens oi
Ireland are perishing for the want Of the neeessa'
RES Of life, and they can expect no relief from
their own country before the coming harvest
fu,r, Oc,ober,) the other naiionsof Europe have
scarcely sufficient gram to sustain their own ciu.
Isns. The only source Of relief is TO DC iouno
in this country, ,---our hsrvests have been uneom'
moply abundant,.--our people are rioung in Plen'
,y;.to us, then, the starving millions OF ireland
look for relief. Shall they look in vainl For
hid !, philan,hropy,--forbd it humanity, ,---forbic
!, 20 whose province is to feed the hungry anC
clo,be the naked. ,.--forbid it ALL Is there far
msr in the county who would not give bushe
or two of wheat TO prevent human beings from
.taryationi We confidently believe there is not
Come, then, up to the meeting, one and all, bu
ry the old schisms that on other questions divide
us, and let us all unite in this glorious enterprise
In this we can meet as brethren, and extend ou
charities to the ''poor and needy,"---lhe famish
inc people of Ireland. MANY CITIZENS.
Carrollon. March 10, ls47.
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NOTICE

IShereby given, that have on this day March
%, A. D. l847l filed petition in the office OF the
clerk of the court Of common pleas Of Carroll coun-
~, Ohio; which said petition sets forth that am
the owner Of town lots numbered ], 2, j. 4, D. o.
7, 8, 35, Sc, 81 and 38 in the town oil Harlem IN
Carroll county. The prayer of the petition is that
the following alleys and streets in said town oi
Harlem, NAV be vacated, to wits all that part oil
diamond Alley" which lies adjoining to lots No
T. Q, 3, 4, 5. 6, and o. also, that part OF Green
Alley" which lies between lots No. and d; also
that part of "Jackson Street" which lies between
lots No. 6 and 4; also, that part OF "South Alley
which lies between the northwest cornerot lot No
IS, and the southwest corner of loI No. 38i also
that part of "Spring Alley" which Iles between
Io,s No AZ and SO, in said town. Said petition
will be for hearing at the next term of the court.
ROBERT CRAVEN,
By VAN BRowN. his Attorney.
March 90, I847-94-6t. Pr. fee s. SO.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-26

CLERNoNT CoURKR.-Mr. A. NJ. GEsr has re-
hred from the control Of this paper. Mr.. Gesi
was the founder Of the Courier" and has con-
Quoted the paper for eleven yesn with decided
ability always furnishing his readers with an in
ieres'ing and useful paper His retirement from
The "COurier" IS a preparatory step 70 bis assO-
eiaiing himself with the "CliniOn Republican" 4"
The "CleFmont Courier" will hereafter be con.
duc'ed by L. D. MoRRIs, the junior partner
We hope that the retiring and advancing editors
will both have pleasant fields and abundant har.
vests; and that they may long continue to battle
for the ascendency Of Wing principles.