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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11
WAILUA5
t A V L r n A n ID Il r Nj
FOR RENT.

WILL lease for term of years that well
known property in Bath County, called Green
Fauey, situated on the Warm Spring and Harri.
sonbirg Turnpike, thirteen miles East of the Warm
Springs As Tavern stand. it is believed TO have
no superior between Stanton and the White Sui
phur, except Cloverdale and Caahan's. The i'm
provements, both as to the Dwelling House and the
Outhouses, Barn, Stables sc. SC, are upon a lib
eral scale, aud of excellent quality. Water is CON
veyed INTO the yard by pipes from an unfalng
Spring.
The Farm consists Of 500 Acres. of which about
80 are cleared and in cultivation % Acres of
good Meadow, and 70 Acres well set i'm Clover
The fences in excellent condition and the renter
will be required to leave them in like order at the
termination OK his lease.
There is new BRICK STORE-HOUSE on
the premises, but this will be reserved out of the
lease
Possession can be given on the first of March. MP
TO which tire the premises will be shown by Col.
Allen now resident at Green Valley
JAMES A. FRAZIER.
jennings Gap, Dec. 10, 1851
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sos ACRES,
The "ilome Tract" adjoining the Swank Tract
containe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-20

S5-te u ha.tuehg- The number of slaves
IN heatneky is 80 ,569 They are valued at
over e37,0JJ030, OF S3O6 eae6
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SECOND ARRIVAL

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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-04-06
SHERIFrlS SALE

Y virtue OF a writ of VendInani Elk.
Ebponas issued out OF tleC Court ( Com
n,o Pleas of Somerset county, and to
me directed. there will be exposed to
sale by public outcry al the public square
in Somerset on Friday the 10Th day of
APRIL next, at | o'clock, p. M. the
following Real estate, viz:
All the right. title. interest and claim
of Joseph Mason. of. in and to, a certain
PLANTATION or TRACT os LAND.
situate in Shade township, Somerset
county, Penn'a. containing 395 acres
more or less, about 100 acres cleared.
and about 20 acres in meadow, adjoining
lands Of David Rodgers. John Paul. Jes.
Sc Berkep.le. John Fry, Jr., and others.
on whirll are erected a log dwelling
house and barn and stable. with the an.
purlenances-as the properly Of the said
Joseph Mason, al The SUIT of Samuel
Hunter.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
Sherlfs Office, Somerset
March 25 l847.
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TERMS OF THE HERALD.

FMS paper is published every Tuesday, at 81
per annum, payable haIEyearly in advance
Ifnot paid within the year, $3.50 wall invaria-
bly, be charged.
No subscription taken for less than six months
nor can a subscriber discontinue unless at
the option of the editor, until arrearagesare
paid of.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be Inserted at 81 per
square,, for the first three insertions, and 25
cents for every subsequent insertions: longer
ones in proportion.
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they are much out Of doors; breathe the
open air, never stoop in gait or walk and
pursue no ayocations that contract the
chest. or prevent its free expansion: often
wash in pure cold waller, exercise the
lungs freely BY athletic exercises, running
racing, The chase, frequently dancing and
shouting, &C., most vehementiy nearly
every day. The same holds true in re-
gard to animals.
Animals in their wild state never have
the consumption: whilst the same ami
mails domesficaied have it-as the mon
key, the rabbit, the horse, DC. Con-
| sumption is the child OF civilization; re-
suits chiefly from the loss of symmetry.
and from efeminacy, induced by TOO
much clothing. too luxurious living, dis
sipation, too little exercise, and debilita-
ting diseases and occupations.
If there is an appellation that would
apply to rs as a nation, it is round shout
dered. The habit of contracting the
chest by STOPPING, is formed by multi
tudes al school, by sitting at low tables;
by setting all on a heap, either in school,
by not holding themselves erect, either
sitting or standing; and ii is a matter of
habit to a great degree, with tailors. shoe
makers, machinists, clerks, students,
seamtresses, all of whose occupation eau
ses them to stoop at their work, or at rest,
or at their pleasure, or amusements.
Practice will soon make sitting or STAN
ding perfectly erect. vastly more agreea-
bic and less fatiguing than a STOPPING pos
ture. To persons predisposed to con-
sumption, these hints as regards writing
or reading desks, are Of the greatest inn
portance. In walking, the chest should
be carried proudly erect and straight, the
top oft pointing rather backwards than
forwards. The North American Indians,
who never had consumption, are remark
able for their perfectly erect, straight
walk. Next to this, it is Of vast import
ance to the consumptive. to breathe we'll;
he should make a practice Of taking long
breaths, sucking IN all the air he can, and
hold ii in the chest as long as possible
On going into the cold air instead Of
shrinking from it, draw a long breath of
pure cold air. Do this a hundred times
a day. if you have any symptoms of weak
lungs, as it will cure you; should you
have a slight cold, be in the habit Of draw
ing in a full chest of air.
Luxurious feather or down beds should
be avoided, as they greatly tend TO effem-
mate the system, and reduce the strength.
For this reason, beds should be elastic,
but rather firm and hard straw beds, hair
mattresses, these on a feather bed are
well; a most excellent mattress is made
by combing out the husks or shucks that
cover the ears of Indian corn. | first met
these beds in Italy; they are delightful.
Cold sleeping o are in general best,
especially for persons in health; they
should never be much heated for anv per-
son, but all should be comfortable warm
IN he'd
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Executors Notice.

ETTERS Teslameniery on The es-
Ia tale of Mary Augustine. late Of Adj
olson township, deceased. having been
granted 10 the subscriber. residing in
Petersburg in said township. all persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested To
attend al the residence OF the subscriber
on Saturday The 10Th CAV Of April next.
prepared TO settle; and those having
claims, 10 present them q, the same lime
aud place, properly authenticated.
JONAS AUGUSTINE,
March 2, 1917. Or Ex'r.
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THIS WAY.
For the Interest of the Far.
mers & others concerned.


TyIiE subscriber wishes to inform tie
public in general, that he is. and
will continue in The Foundry business
in the eyn of Mount Pleasant.
lie will also continue The manufacture
Of all the different numbers Of the
"Uoodeock ej-shaypening Plough"
manufactured previous 10 last August BY
The firm of MILLER and Lippencniss."-
In addition 10 the five numbers Of the
above plough, he offers another improved
number, which is styled the No. e.
This Plougi, IS considered by persons
OF much experience in ~pIoughing 10 be
decidedly superior TO any plough in use.
The reason why lhIs plough claims tue
superiority over other ploughs. is because
of It's strength, lis light dranght in plough
ing. and far being capable of lasting a
greater length OF time, the strength of
The point. i. being successfully secured
from breaking or ever becoming loose
while ploughing.
Mr.. Woodceck has attended a number
of Fairs with the above named plough
and received the premium over all other
ploughs.
The subscriber will also keep on hand
in connexion with the above pIoughs a
general supply Of Plough irons suiiing
all The different numbers of The plough.
He will also furnish an assortment Of
Ploughs and Irons to all the Agents
throughout the counlies Of Wesimore-
land. Fayette and Somerset, who have
been doing business for The firm Of Mil
Ter Il ~Iipaencotis. He will also keep
on hand all sizes Of Stoves of fashionable
style. Crates of all lengths, HoAow-
Hare of all kinds. Sdw Mn Castings
of different sizes, Machinery Castings
for Engines. for Safionarq Horse
PoWess for Grisf Nils. for Gearing of
al kinds. and for Thrashing Machtaes.
Persons wishing 10 purchase Thrash
ing Macaines can he accommodated by
the subscriber. as he has two sets Of pat
terms OF the Sh~aIlenharger machine to
order ready foi immediate use. A ma
chine is on hand at present ready for
sale. All kinds of old mpltle (~excep,
what has been burned by a coal fire. will
he taken in exchange for Castings, also,
couniry produce. such as Bacon, Flour,
Uheaf. Corn and Oafs. will be taken in
exchange at market price.
SAMUEL MILLER Sr.
March Q. Is47.
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Hints On Consumption,
BY DR.. $. S. FITCH.


The larger the lungs, the more perfect
their development, the less they arc La
bic TO pulmonary consumption. That the
more they are exercised, the larger they
will become; that as we take active or la
borious exercise, u lungs will be con-
%tinually charging; that on the contrary,
Incidence, want Of exercise, &C., will rem
der the lung smaller, until by absence OF
air, the air cells will then close up and
collapse their walls, as a bird folds up its
plumage. By this we also learn that pure
air, and even cold air, because more
dense, is the best friend of the lungs, and
should be resorted to with the greatest
confidence, both to prevent and to cure
their diseases.
1t is found in the history Of the Amer
can Indians-at one time numbering ma
ny millions of people, and inhabiting
from the most extreme point north, to
Patagonia south, embracing all varieties
of climate and location, resting in the fri
gid, temperate and torrid zones; occupy
ing every variety of situation, on the sea-
board. on the borders of the lakes. on the
tops Of the highest lands, and in the most
secluded valleys; on the WIDE spread and
open praIries, and in The most arid des-
eris; the countries of the greatest humid
ity, and where it rarely ever rains, as in
Peru; yet in all these countries, and eve
ry where, such a thing as pulmonary con-
sumption has never been observed, whilst
those people remained in their savage
state. Bring them into our settlements,
c~ivilize them, educate them, and let them
adopt our habits. and they become as La
bic to consumption as we ourselves.
By what peculiarly is the Indian dis
tinguished from the civilized American?
lst. the American Indian is remarkable
for the perfect symmetry of his figure
Straight as an INDIAN is an old prov
erb, whose truth is Instantly recognised
by all who have ever seen the wild Indi-
an, his chest is perfect symmetry, his
shoulders and shoulder blades are laid
flat against the chest and the whole
weight OF his arms, shoulders, and shoul-
der blades, is thrown behind the chest:
thus always expanding, instead Of con-
tracing /; the naked chest and the whole
person is often exposed to the open air;
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EffERS Tes,ameniary on the es-
IA tate of Jacob Boyer, ST., late Of
Jenner township. deceased, having been
granted 10 the subscriber. residing ip
SAID township, all persons indebted 10
said estate are hereby requested lo attend
al the late residence of the diseased. on
Saturday the siih day OF April next.
prepared 10 settle; aud those having
claims, 10 present them at The same lime
and place, properly authenticated.
March Q. az.
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MORE PROOF.
Darlington, Beaver Co. Pa.

Darlington, Beaver Co., Pa.,2
Februav, 1899.
So DR.. D. JAYNE,-Desr Sir.-My
little son. when about two months old,
was seized win a bowel complaint Ii
continued for two weeks without inter-
mission, and notwithstanding the rene.
dies prescribed by a respectable Physi.
cian, we gave up the child a victim. as
we supposed. to a fatal disease. Bul |
providenlalIy heard Of ''Jayne's Car
minitive.' as an efTecinaI cure for bowel
complaint, and Immediately dispatched
a messenger 10 a town seventeen miles
off for a bottle. By The use Of this
medicine. in less than Ihirty-six hours
the disease was checked. and by iis con
slant use for few days. the clfld was
restored 10 perfect health. Shortly after
this. there occurred a similar ease in one
Of The families OF my congregation. 1
prescribed sJayne's C~srininiuve." and
the result was . speedy cure.
The same child. owing TO exposure,
when recently coming u2 the Ohio. was
attacked by thai horrible maIadv. Group.
We landed IN the night at Beaver Point.
and when our fears were alarmed lest
the hoarse se?nIchrai cough was the
I%orerunner Of death. we gave him a tea
spoonful Of your ExPectorani, and ap-
piled some liniment TO The throat and
and before many minutes The
hosrseness was gone, the child hreathed
freely and slept sweeily. Owing TO
circumstances il capnet be wonder
ed alwhy ! have SO high an opinion of
vour medicines. and why | advise every
10 keep them on hand. ready for
any emergency. Respectfully yours.
ARTHUR b. BRADFORD.
Pastor Of The Presbyterian Church,
Darlington, Pa.
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Somerset Conntu. SIS.

Mcc 4 an Orphans Court held
at Somerset, in and for
said county. on the 10th day
M~SS@ of February, A. ID. l847, be-
fore the Honorable judges thereof.
On motion of Samuel Gather. ESQ.,,
tue court grant a rale on the heirs and
legal re representatives. of Rosanna Shaver.
deceased. 10 appear at an adjourned Or
phans' court To be held at Somerset, on
The 10Th day Of May next, and slew
cause why the real estate of said Rosan-
ma Shaver should not be sold.
Extract from The records of said court.
certified this 10Th day of February, l847.
VIM. II. PICKING,
February %. lS47. clerk.
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H 49,
TO the heirs and isgai representatives
OF John %. Reese, deceased,
UsAkE notice thai an Inquest will be
held al the lale dwelling hoase Of
said deceased. in the township Of Shade.
IN The county Of Somerset, on Friday
The 18th day Of APRIL, ls47, lor The
purpose of making partition of the
real estate of said deceased. to and a
msng his children and legal representa-
lives. if The same can be done wlthpnl
prejudice 10 or spelling Of the whole;
otherwise, 10 value and appraise the
same according TO law; al whieh time
and place YOU are required 10 attend il
you think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
February %. fs47, Sheriff.
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SMnshine Of Prospe1
gooGly deeds,
And lhoughls q sympalhy!

And thoughts OF sympathy!
Death, too, has not been idle; bat has
helped TO make up the changes Of the
pas! year. And where health once took
up us abale. disease now holds It's thral-
dom. Buthow offs i'll health attributed TO
Negligence or Prejudice,
" which induces the suffering invalid 10 re-
fuse using the rightful remedy whirh his
own peculiar malady calls for. The ex-
perieBee Of more than
Ten Thousand Trials
proves the u~nequaIled value Of that plea
SAINT aud most celebrated medicine
Wistar's Baisam Of Hid
Cherry, For Diseases Of tAe Lungs
and Breast.
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE!
WiStar's Batsnm If WiM
GherrnI

For Coughs Coils, Consumption. de-,
Important 10 al those afflicted with Dis
eases~of tlissthngs and Breast.
Will MIRACLES ever cease! More evil
dence ol>lls surprising Health Restura-
tive virtuesi!
The following has just been received
from Mr. Edward SlraBen. Of Lexington.
Mo-, which shows that Consumption in
its worst form can be cured by Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry"
LEXINGTON. Mo-. Ian, 81. 1915.
Benjamm Phelps-Dea Sir: | take
great pleasure in communicating to YOU
what | consider an extraordinary cure
effected on my daughter. abonl II wears
of age, by Wisiar's Balssm OF Wild
Cherry. AbonI the first of September
last. my daughter was taken SICK. aud
attended by several physicians, whose
prescriptions were Intellectual. or seemed
TO do no good. She was attended with
a constant cough add pain in the breast.
Her physicians and alt who seen her.
came 10 the conclusion that she was m a
confirmed stage of Consumption made
no uher calculation than for her 10 die.
Bat as she commenced taking the Balssm
she began 10 improve, and continued So
unlii her health was restored. aad IS nov
entirely we'll. With a view Of benehfing
those who may be similarly afflicted. |
take pleasure in recommending this med
lciue 10 the confidence Of the public.
Yours. with respect.
EDWARD STRATTON.
**Tbe true and genuine Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry is sold al establish
ed agencies IN all parts CT the U. States.
Sod in Cincinnati on the corner Of
Fourth and Walnut streets BY
SANFORD & PARK.
Gent agents for the Western States.
AeRNTs FOR WIsTAR's BALsAn.
]. T.. SNYDER. Somerset,
J Lloyd & Co. Donegal.
s PhiIson. Berlin.
III Little. Stoystown.
g H Kevser. Bedford.
o anber 90. T846--Iv
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SUBPOENA FOR DIVORCE.
THE coMMoNwEALTH or Pennsylvania,
10 HIM Collier. GREETIxG:

s1uN C0ttleF. GREET1NG.
E&@M NNHEREAs, Perry Col.
@I.S@ wv her did on The .enah
MTMR day OF February. eighteen
Injured and i~orty-sesen. prefer his petit.
ton 10 the Henorsble. tbs Judges Of The
Cnnrt Of Common Pleas, OF Somerset
county, PRAYING that for causes therein
set forth. he might be divorced from Ibe
bonds OF malrimony entered ipta with
you. the said Ann Collier, in al time TO
come. as Il he never had been marrled.
as If you were naturally dead. We.
therefore. command yon. the said Ann
Collier, lha, setting aside all excuses and
other business. you be and appear in
your proper person before orr Judges al
Somerset al our County court OF Com
mon Pleas. there to be held on The FIRST
Monday Of May next, to answer the Pc
sition or libel of the said Perry Collier,
and TO show cause, if any YOU have, why
ihe said Perry. your husband. should
no. be divorred from your society, fell
lewship aud company. and from the
bonds IF matrlmeny contracted with you
tho said Ann. as fully and efeciuaIIy as
If he never had been married. or as il
you the said Ann. were naturally dead.
agreeahly 10 the sei af Assembly IN such
ease mace and provided, and hereof you
are 10 to fail.
Witness the Honorable jeremiah S.
Black, President of orr said court at So
merset. this 9Th day Of Februrrv. Ammo
Domini, I847. A. j. 0GLE.
March 2, lS47. ~Protilonotary.
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REORGANIZATION,

NXtiEREAS the honorable JEREmI-
w All 5. BLACK, President, and G..
Chorpcnmng and john M.Garty, Esqs,
associate Judges Of the cour of common
pleas, in and for the county OF Somerset.
and assistant Justices of the courts of over
and terminer and general Jail delivery and
quarter sessions of the peace, in and for
said county Of Somerset, have issued
their precept to me directed. requiring
me among other things to make public
Proclamation throughout my baiIlwick.
thai a court of oyer and terminer and
general Jail delivery: also, a court Of gen.
eraf quarter sessions of The peace aud
Jail delivery, will mme al The bor-
ough Of Somerset, in and for the county
of Somerset, in the commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, on the Isl Monday Of
NAY nexl, I'D day. in pursuance
Of which preeept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
en-. 10 the Justices Of The peace. the coro-
i,er, and eonsIables of said county of
Somerset, that they be then and there, in
their " proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations. and inquisi-
tons, and other remembrances, 10 do
those things which 10 their offices apper-
tain in that behalf to he done and also all
VINO prosecute against the prisn-
ners that are. II then shall he, in the Jail
of the said county Of Somerset, are to he
and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under my hand. al Somerset, this
23d day of March. in the year OF
our Lord 1877.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH Sheriff.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE

TIE undersigned residem in Som
erset township, Somerset conntv.
pennsylvania. after many and urgen,
requests ny his fellow ci~aizens, came 20
the conclusion to lay oui a parcel Of
Lnio to form a village. on the road
leading from Somerset To Stoystown
FIVE miles distant from each; adioininy
the Parsonage at Frieden's Church 81,
the north side from east 70 west. They
will be exposed to sale on The 9th of A.
prii next. at Q o'clock p. NJ, when due
attendance will he given. and terms made
known by The proprietor.
GABRIEL WALKER.
March I6, 1872.
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Administrators Notice,

VNllE Subscriber. residing 10 Somer-
II sci township, having obtained let
,ers of administration on the estate OF
Mrhael Boyer, late Of Jenner township,
deceased, requests all persons indebted
to said estate to attend a, the late resi-
dence of The deceased. on Saturday, the
z4'h dav Of April next, prepared to set
tie; and those having claims. to present
Them at the same time and place, pro
perly authenticated.
JOHN CASEBEER.
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Another New Year!

Amid the ever succession Of periods,
once more has revolved around. How
fraughl with food for thought are those
mile stones" in human life!
Change after Change-
how many the changes-that a retrospect
Of the past IL months will c%onjure up 10
Viau
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Administrators Notice.

vSIlE subscribers, residing i Broth-
ersvaIley township. having oblain-
ed letters Of administration on the estate
of George Wrlker, Esq late of said
township diseased. all persons indebted
10 SAID estate are hereby requested tosat-
tend a, the lie residence of the deceased
on Thursday The 18Th day of Aprilaerf.
In settle; and those having claims against
said estate, to present them at The same
time and place. property authenticated
JOHN G.. WALKER.
JONATHAN G., WALKER.
March g. l847. Adm,rs.