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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-26
GENt.R AI. TAYLOR

Ina letter from Washington 10 the New York Tribune
we iind The following complimentary notice Of his justly
popular iayorIte:
''G,n Wool. understand writes to a friend in the
city IN the most enthusiastic OF Gen Tavr's con
duct on the day Of Bmena Vista He saws that he doe,
not believe any other General in the country could have
achieved victory that day against such lrcmcnd us odds
Amid the whole rage Of conflict Gen TAYLOR remained
calm as on parade day His vaor. his confidence his
nyinc'be presence Of mind awakened the greatest enhu
siam among his troops, and multiplied their endeavuIs
Three times his little army ,lteed before The vast a.
ray agaiustt three times he fallie them by his an
lnatng words OF encouragement snd drose them upon
the compact masses Of the enemy lie seemed AIMED
with uhlHy wherever his presence was most wanted
wherever the te pressed hardest, wherever his troops
IN ST wanted suecor. he was sure 10 be- Uumo,ed b,
the shower OF balls that whisted aruud ann and even
rddl'd his coat he watched over the events Of The day
with anxious eye he commanded the gallant CHARGE OF
May, and the veteran like advance Of the hunters of
Kentucky upon the Mexican chief in battle always the
same. always cool and determined
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-26
From the Philadelphia Inquirer
A REMARK ABIE PRINTING PRESS

we yesterday had an opportunity Of seeing in opera
ton truly splendid specimen If machinery, which has
Just been introduced into the establishment of neigh
brS OF The Ledger 1t is prin ing Iress new pm
cpe, the cun,rivance Of Richard NJ. Hoe. Esq, Of The
welknown house flloe & Co of New York 1t is IN
It's way qulea triumph Of genius and art being at once
simple comprehensive. and caEabie # producing llnN
extraordinary results, Thus, when in full and perfect
opera ion. ii throws of from 10000 to 10000 ImpHS
SONS per houror at the rate Of three and fur PER sec
ond Of time The workmanship, too, while we wee
looking on, was truly admirable each impression IClaf
d stlnctly marked and tie whole machinery MOVING
like cIockwork. The inventor has obtained patent,
and we believe that his is the first machine OF the Nina
that has been manufactured and put successful oe
ration.
In ordinary presses the types are laid upon bed 'na
surface OF which Is fiat, and TINS printed upor etl
with paien or cylinder. But with this. the types ''
placed Upon large cylinder, four and half ieet III u
ameer which lSsurrounded by and revolvcs within o.'
other smaller cylinders revolving in opposite d'Tec''V
Each of these smaller cylinders receives from us sn
ING attendant the sheet of paper, with which, IN us
ontion, meets the form OF ypeas 1t comes rouno' I'
In passing gives the imlresson and instantly thIe"e
out into the receivers hands
II is really curious and instructive sight To ION -
and see this machine in plotlon-the sheets Pas'i
in with tho utmost rapdl,y, receiving tIe mrresson
thrown of with velocity and regularity rea y asgI
- NJ. may well 70 r9uyra'G.ael IN h.s a;i-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-26
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
Extracts from The .Jomn@ eff he Building Go

Erirdcts from The journal IF The Building Committee
q the Smithsonian h,siitdion
d. b. French. Esq, Masonic Grand Master of the
District u Columbia appeared before the COMMITTEE,
and oppressed On behalf Of The Grand Lodge Of the DIS
trc their Willingness to assist in laying the c.rner stone
otlho Smithsonian Institution with Masonic Ceremonies
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the Grand Lodge of the District Of
Couinha be invited, IN connection with any other Ma
sonic Lodges who MAJ unite with them to aid in laying
the corner stone Of The Smithsonian Institution and that
Saturday, the LIST day of Maybe recommended as a
suitable day for that purpose.
Resoired, That the Corporation ofthe City of Wash
ngonihe Independent Order Of Odd Fellows the Vulun
teer Companies and the Citizens generally be invited 10
join ~ the ceremony of laying the foundation sone Of the
Smithsonian Institution.
II is understood that the President of the United
States as head OF the Corporation establishment o
the Smithsonian Institution will unite in the cerennhv nj
laying The corner stone and the Nicepresdent of the
h'od states as Chancellor Of the Institution i enpeceo
Mt Int wv ''>"S''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-26
ANOTHER CALL FROM IRELAND
LETTER FROM MARIA Epcrwopry

The following letter, says the New York Coon.o.:,
irom Maria Edge"orh las just been received By an in
maie acquaintance and CORE spundent :: - "'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. March H. 1877
u the ladies' Il America; more particularly
10 the ladies OF New York
Dear, kud and charitable ladies-You am 81
informed well disposed 10 contribute TO the relief r M
distressed rlsF-bnt before You weld To yont GI,n
pity, and FOUR forth your bounty. YOU wish t have &
ME assurance MAI The accounts which y,u Law, seen N
the public papers Of these dlsiresses are tine renr
tons. and not Exaggerated piciur,s
am encouraged by sume Of my u,auv e,.ccll,,, r.,
IN your coun ~ TO hope that You will mol con sdor ~
addressing you at this u,,mcnt as rusjyp an %
coalased 10 hope that You will believe in The truib fh
assurance give YOU that the accounts YIN Coz, - ,t
Pathc papers, one Of which Isend with Ills letter are
mol exaggerated. From NY long residence in I.I,rl
curing ana since The lifetime d my father r. L. Edu,
worth and from my connections in leiard yon nav IN
l'r that have means Inflammation. and from n, Iub
IL character so lar as you can in NY writings r
gather lrum private friends ho have visited this coun
try trust you will Ioleye that am incaral lie q, ,xap
sefatng ior any rnrPoseespeciay ior the Inrpse
o working upon your feelings
assure You that, during NY sixty six years residence
III leland never knew OF Stress equal 10 the present
VIII mol give You any private lns'ancts-su eht
touch you deeply hut hone ought strike you and
Influence your feelings and your actions so much as thp
general lniomalonthe positive facts Of great, 81 m q
ntnde and aN in consequence. Famine disc asc d,as
inhuln'fahie are in all parts of this kim d,n.-rufat
ton and resiilence in soe-and if the reope are n
medlacly relieved by supplies Of fcod and enal led y
supplies IT seed To SOW the land. the famine, disease,
deaths and pestlence be still more dreadful ne,
yehf'
At this moment vast quantity ofthe land in Ireland
lies untitled for want both of men 10 till and Of seed 10
it.
The men who have been employed in public works
now, when almost too late, they turned back TO til
the ground. as lcfnnts lahrers for Themselves 7
Others have merely ard hardly teen supp ried by thr
wages al the public works, and now without wa
ges or with lowered wages feed themselves or work to
prepare crop for next season.
Food actual f1odis wanted but seed is more want
ed-oa'sand barley. Supply might come from America
OF barley IN time for sowing; Indian may he had ir
moncymoney will relieve all our wants for the present;
but without seed our future is hopeless.
will not add more to this plain statement Of facts but
trust entirely my your good hearts and good
understandings,
sign name which has been transmitted to me unsul-
lied by talsehood, MARIA EDGEWOR1H
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NANAL.-The L. S. sloop-of war Preble, command
ed by MuIIAM Z. SuIEI from, Ne,r NalL DC c.r

NANAL.-The Z. S. sloop-of war Prebe, command
ed by WILLIAM +. SHIELDS, from New York. rs con-
yoy to the California tansPr ships. was spoken on the
IN January IN lat % A, u.s. II, South Atlantic OCEAN
The ship spoken of tho Capes Of Virginia. and re-
ported as the L. 5. soop Of war Levant with less of
sails and several scanen proves lobe the British ship lie
want, from Europe, hound to Baltimore.
The New York Journal Of Commerce says
rufser Mason completed on "Wednesday the payment
Of the wages due the If the Vincenncs
The Dry Dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard is making
rapid progress. The new steam pile driver recently
up there. has been tested, and is competent 10 make
~ blows in a minnie
About 400 men are employed at the Dock.
The Sabine frigae Of tho lurgts class is ready fr
launching. and IL is hoped will soon be af at,
W learn by letter received from the L S Ship Po-
tomac. that Mdshipman Jamrs II Moore had been
tried before Court Martial, Sacrifcos. upon chaF
gs preferred By Capt Aulick. of said ship. and we are
happy to say thai he was honorably acquitted Iensa-
cola Gazette, .4prI TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-26

Z ESPEClIl LILY invites the attention Of Purcha
Ia To his stock of PIANO F0RTES, at the
above Establishments feeling confident that they will
give satisfaction IN every respect All his Planes are
warranted. aud sold trial, subject 10 lie returned if moi
good
Constant additions enabl, him to present al all times
an extensive assortment embracing all the les finnish
both # Rosewood and Mahogany. lie also offers for sale
Piano Fortes irom greater variety Of makers than an,
other Establishment IN the State thus aordng the aca
esi advantages IN the way OF selection He is also sole
Agent for the best and celebrated makers in thl
country, and IN Germany.
No one nun the least risk in purchasing Piano of
Z II IaNc They are every lhlng he represents them
10 be. PoWn sweetness and hnancy Of tone are hap
ply blend and elegance. TASTE and durability work
manshlI in the highest state Of the ant. 4 written
warranty is given with each Instrument sold by him
c,des from the country attended 10 with The greatest
punciualiy aud aides and Gentlemen residing at a dts
lance assured that whenever he Is favored with orders
per letter is no less his practice than his interest
snd such instrument viii bear the srcttst scrutiny
Prices Quclrdng packing $500, $3.50 $50, $500.
$50, $50, $50. Sioo. and upwards.
7. II. 4. keeps Musical instruments. H.
general II the best quality. large Stock If lass cal
ard Standard MI sic always hand and he is con
SANITY receiving the newest Publications.
Dec 3I-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-26
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

Noaro eompold. by the cnah If the oflical dos
patches irhm General Taylor and Colonel Pine 10 a
bridge The counts received hv yestrrday. in Falns
~1nlhcm uali from The seat Of waf.
Gem. PeuY. who had sailed Nvardo 10 act in
cuajuncuon with Zen tluilman HE reduction 4 that
place sent Lieut. Charles q Hunter in cammand Of the,
sleanat NeoHge one daY IN ad,aaee with instructions
10 el4Ckade HE port, conjunction with the Albany
Capt Breeze GA arriving at Alvarada which he did
Same Tine IL advance Of lac Albany 1t Hunter instead
90 chewing his orders summoned the place to
pndcr The authorities asked time 10 consider; bun
lfrnt IL mt med them that they might take their
chose bt%c,n an instant and unconditional surrender
an Assault mn the land forces then near at hand -
lneN chos ihc tafncr and hc town surrendered Lieut.
Hunter then leli guard, consisting Il Nlidshipmcn
Temple ahS i've mrn, proceed, uP the rvcr, and tool,
the town II lalaculpa. MrNican lru tadcd With cot.
Ion. and sumo uthrr small craft For dsahoy inc orders
1t. Hunter has been placed under arrest by Com Per
- Cap. Mayo has been otl IS the & vernon Of the
place wne Capt lalnall has gon, further UP the river
10 look mat The different towns great humber ofcan-
nea other military stores were captured At Alvarado
there bong no loss han batteries OF trs on the
Mater side.
! We have odyiee- from Vera Cruz to the 9Th inst On
the o'h Col Harvey took possession Of Antigua, capur
ing one AeAcon ullicor and eight lancels The army
VAS 20 move on the III, Gen Twggs leading the ad
ya.eo followed 10y Gen Patterson with Volunteers and
Gen v oil, with the first division regulars bringing
up The ,.ar
The ptos, report at Vera Cruz was. that Santa Anna
would dispute lac passage ct ouf troops 10 the Cuy o
Mexico, with an amy If ~ GOO men, hutlt was AT
Indefinite rumor TO which not much importance was AT
iached
letter from Mr. Kendall to the \. Q. Picayune. da
ted at \ era Cruz. on the 6th instant says:
'Ne are constantly IN receipt Of rumus from tho city
of Mexico every man who arrives has some new ia t,
relate The general impression is that Santa Anna ha,
succeeded in putting down Gomez faIias. afrr Great
deal OF fighting, cut little llootshtd. " hat his next
movement is IL lie cannot tell vet there many who
think that he s disposed carry on the war with The
United States 10 the last. That Santa Anna and til,
leading mnds"i rhe country especially among the high
CT CLASSES ol the clergy. know full well tue utter folly {,
the contest. Is certain; but that ihey make heada,
against the swarms Of hungry officers and nal
vi m, l.ro by warana rNu.lus. is ,rlhefnatical
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-26
TIE VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.

Tn Monterey Pioneer Of The I'd 1lL, Says:
- companies Of the LII regiment of Virginia Noun.
Teresa rived on the 18Th, undtr the command uf Lieut.
tl Rsuo, lph II the balance ofths rglment Of Back
stIns are Ike IA that here II "a unloa tedly
Il the finest re- 7cnis IN the field Tut the fun Of II
il. thef ale in good fr The war.
MAJOR Gddings whites from terrayo, March TO- tel
ling ri how he was attacked by | nea and komara Of
winch We Lave already Informed our readers II have
learned from prisoner ol nine Che says) that Gen.
Urea was slightly wounded in cur hulc hauir--also.
that Lieut. Harbour and party prisoners IN his hands
Then was considerable fun and fencing on that nelnora
Die Sunday, ot which | Will tell yau when | return
expect another brush as como up Col Gurus has too
many men with hun anticipate iandango' Ills loss
IN tho hattie. hc avs IN all ID the Mexe,ns hy
the T swn account. IL
Urn 1agicr nominated in .Neaico-Thero was n
public meeting in Ma,auoras The 2nd ust to honor
Gen Taylor One OF the resolutions adopted ON the DC
rasinn uds as follows:
RI" Tti. That the distinguished services If Gen.
laylor cm'c hm 10 the deep and abdng consideration
of the people Of the nitcd States in making their choice
of The individual tnWh,se lot musi fll he executive
control " ei affairs after the expiration Of the present
prcsidrn aal term
Tie Monterey Pioneer loohs the sane uay
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GRADUATE of ono Of Tho ~, l..

GRADUATE OF one of the first Institutions !,
the State of Virginia desires 10 obtain School of
- OF 81 scholars. IN any o the surrounding countes
The Advertiser. having been educated with n view IN
teaching qoa'cd To give instruction in the ENGLISH
ana ia''n Languages together with complete ard
thorough course of Mathematics Address O = Lynch
burg, OF apply 10 the Editors ofthe Nusinlan.
April 24-3tifs
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BACON.

$4,000 lbs prime Family Bacon, for sale in lots to ST
purchasers.
CRENSllAW, BAGBY s CARTER.
April 22-6t if
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| IllllA

aPpcars hal Con Taylor had not. as was reparrcd
ty passenger the scloorcr Ilelry Ionp. arrived
cre Oh futay, cen fortunate enough 10 fall in with Cen
tnea. ontbe 10Th Of March, Gen. Ia, lor net the d
vision Of CT Gurus, and having been aIprsed that Mo
iales had concentrated IN The ylcncy It Ramu. with a
command q" some a'oo non, he SET e0t IN pursuit 81 hc
gallant General llr followed him as far a. (,sle,.I.
tu hsi.rce should he literally ngine artillery to OYER
fake him. aud II s doubted 1 hoy would even rhenh
had crossed clear over Tho mountans Cen ra,f5r had
fcluTned tn the camp near Monterey, whcr. hIsmen
were quietly Copying respite nom ihclr fatigue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-26
JUNCTION or FORCES

Il is supposed tia, he plan Of The forthcoming cam
Is IN ii hitKea, viii omiifec onward moyome On
e., asrt4l. - thc combined lrrcs Of G,ns Scot M
Ia7i#f. WIN "r-c 10 uoe al a point between Salnllo
sod tho CTS II NcAsra
Itf nla l,-rsf.ma gentleman VIII leh Samll,
nm BE- Ztnl. AID Nemof,l on the .ilh OF March llni
esrts thla1 VS. qeel II th, - PISS. AID arYrchen
snss oaota.ad Il dilf, cHi stale ii thns enfu
iug i1.rs As} many Il Tie woorl,d, 10th American,
sud AeNcans, were DIVING Al S3Itlllo
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-02-16
Administrators Notice,

p ETTERS OF Administration on the
4 estate Of JOHN D. REESE, late
Of Shade township, deed. having been
granted TO the subscribers, all persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
attend at the store of SNYDER & Zim-
merman. in the borough Of Stoyslown,
on Friday, the 5lh Of March next,
prepared TO settle; and those having
claims, to present them at the same
time and place. property authenticated.
JOHN II. SNYDER,
JOHN REESE,
ian. 96.-6t.
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Attention GnardaIl

YOU are hereby ordered 10 parade on
the usual ground in Somerset Boroueb
al / o'clocA P. NJ. precisely, on Noal,v
The 22d ins'., the anniversary Of Was.
ington's BiFthdiy, iaiiy equipped fog
dr.l.
A full attendance &c members Is ear.
re t,y rogue ted, as a messing viii be
held Immediately alter the parade at soma
convenient room 10 be then agreed upOr.
for the purpose of adopting measures of
VITAL importance to the company GExER.
ALLY, and Of rEcUSIARY importance 10
some Of the members PARTICULARLY.
By order Of the Captain.
Gro. CHoRPsNNISc, JR. o. S.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-02-16

We regret to learn, by letters from
Harrisburg, that the supplementary bill
introduced into the Senate by Mr.. Darsie,
in reference TO the Pittsburgh and Con-
nsllsyile Railroad Company, meets with
strong opposition from the Philadelphia
members, and Philadelphia influence
This supplement, it will be recollecled,
gives tae Company power TO connect, at
son point TO be agreed upon, with the
Central road. and also 10 extend the road
WEST TO the State Line. lis object is to
enable the Company to transfer their
means, and their maehinery of officers,
&c, already in operation, TO the construc-
ton OF a Western Railroad. to he connec-
ted with the Central road at, or some
where east of this city. Such an object
it was supposed, would meet with the
hearty concurrence OF Philadelphia, as. il
carried out, it would as effectually and in
establishing her western communications,
as any other mode which could be devil
sed We had hoped that the late disa-
greeable differences would be permitted
10 slumber, and that present and future
good fellowship and harmony would bury
1he past in oblivion. But if this course
is to be peroisted in, we see no probabiii-
" thai there can be any friendly co-ope-
ration between Tie two cities. We beg
our Philadelphia friends 10 pause and con
slider well, before they again excite into
activity the not vet forgotten and unhappy
membranes, and feelings Of animosity,
OF the past year.-PHsd. Grzene.
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Mr.. Darsie. a bill 10 appoint G, S.
HIVES Trustee Of Sarah Payse.

Mr.. Darsie. a bill 10 appoint G. S.
HIVES Trustee Of Sarah Payne.
Mr.. Lewis, a bill whereby Instructions
to private roads are declared a nuisance.
On motion of Mr.. Crabb, the House
bill entitled a further supplement to the
act to encourage the manufacture of lrou
by coke or mineral coal. and for other
purposes, was taken up and a second
and third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Darsie, the bill to
incorporate the Pittsburg and Conneis-
vile Railroad, was taken up on second
reading, and a spirited debate ensued.-
Mr.. Darsie advocating its passage in a
speech OF some length; and Messrs-
Crabb, Bigler and Johnson in opposition.
The bill was still pending when the hour
of Adjournment arrived. Dir. Johnson
had the floor. Adjourned.
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LII persons who know themselves
"a indebted TO lbe subscriber. are re-
quesled to make payment before The l5d,
day of March next. Those negleetlng
10 comply with this request viii COM
pei me, though unpleasant TO me, to place
their accounts into the hands of proper
officers for collection.
GEORGE T.. GORDON.
January ~, lS47.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-02-16

CONFUSION IN LAKE ONTARIo.-A let
ter from Thomas Thompson, of Grafton
Harbor, on the n. side Of this Lake be-
tween Cobourg and Colbourne, says on
the Sth Jan. at 3 P. N. when the lake was
calm, and wind north, the Lake suddenly
recedcd from the shore in one immense
wave upwards of $50 feet, leaving the
beach dry that distance; it seemed to gath
CT in one vast cone; and returned in one
unbroken wave 4 feet higher than it usual
ly is-and this was repeated 8 or 8 times,
accompanied by a dreadful noise. The
water is usually I2 feet deep.
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Married:

On the 9th ult., by Rev. Mr.. 1ngles,
MIR. WILLIAM SHoMo. of HolIidaysburg,
10 Miss ELIZABETH NJ. SrATLER, of So
merset county.
On Thursday last, by Rev. Charles
Young, Mr.. JACOB HENLEY. of Berlin
Borough, of Miss DEL1LAH WELLER, Of
Brothersvallcy tp.
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Jayne's Medicines.

3I) JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
Lewis & Levin, Esq the ~distinguisI-
ed advocate Of Temperance, stated al a
meeting Of upwards Of three thousand
persons, that he should not have been a.
bic 10 address them, bot for The use OF
Jayne's Expeetorant. He said tina. he
had been l%abOrlng under a hoaIseness and
severe oppression Of The c%...est, that he
had purchased some OF ,he Expee!orant
the day before. which bad relieved him
in a few hours and he now found him
sell, contrary To his own expectation, a
bic TO address the multitude.
The Proprietor could add hundreds Of
other names equally respectable, who
recommend Jayne's Expectosant as SUI
perior TO all other medicines for the cure
of all the vari0us Pulmonary diseases.
Prepared only by DR. ID JAYNE, No.
S south third street. Philadelphia. where
ali his other valuable preparations may
be obtained.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT-We
esteem it a pleasure to be able TO recon-
mend this medicine as the best calculated
Tor the purpose Of curing coughs, colds.
sore throat. asthma and all affections of
The lungs. From a long personal acquaia.
lance with DR. Jayne we know tha, be is
no quack and bis medicines are n Eos-
uums of the modern cry up; bat are tie
result oil his long experience as a prac'i-
sing physician and The expense of great
a6or.-llarlford tCuna.) Daily Review.
Prepared al No. g, soelh third street.,
Philadelphia.
Sold by J.G II. r. Schell.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Besin,
Sioys'0wa Pr.
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Law NOTICE.
S. Gebhars 6 Ross Forward,

HEAVlNG associated themselves in
LII the practice of The law Will PremPt-
Is attend 10 all business which may be
entrusted 10 them. Office on the North
west corner OF The Diamond, aud The
same place formerly occupied by Geb-
hart. Jan. 18th ~.
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Now for a Bargain!
PJTTsBUHEH, PA.

Holm GEBHART. of Pittsburgh,
eS wishes TO rent or sell his FARM and
TAVERN STAND, On lie turnpike, s
miles west Of Somerset.
Apply to the owner, at Pittsburgh. or
10 Michael A. S2nBer or Simon Gebhart,
Somerset. Feb q.
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Stray Bull.

NAME trespassing on the premises of
q The subscriber, residing in Somerset
township, in July last, a red and white
spotted Bull, about two years old.
The owner is requested TO come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will be dis
posed Of as the law directs.
feb 2. MICHAEL AiAURFR.