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They have an excellent way, says
Massachusetts paper, of keeping boys at
school in Wiscasset. The sclectmen
have ordered the arrest OF all boys who
may be lettering around the streets during
school hours, saying that they must ei-
ther attend school or devote their time
with diligence to some lawful employ
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DRlJCS! DRUCS!!

vEyHE subscriber, having purchased
3 from John +. Snyder. his stock of
Drugs and Medicines, would inform his
friends and the public generally, that he
has on hand good supply of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Dyes, Varnish, Oils,
Essences, Patent Medicines, Painters
Brushes, &c., all Of which he will sell
very cheap for Cash.
Nav lI,'47. SAMUEL KURTZ.
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N OTICE e.

THE persons in the above writ Of par
tiilen. named viii take notice that | will
hold an Inquest upon the real estate Of
Peter Shirer, deceased, as in The said wril
mentioned. on Friday The 3t.i day OF
August next al The late dwelling house of
SAID deceased. at which lime and place
you may attend if you think proper.
SAMUEL GRlFFIrH,
May 2s, 1916. Sheriff,
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According to letter addressed by v.
X. Stevenson, Esq. 10 the Hon. John c.
Calhoun, we learn that the agricultural
products of Tennessee are in value equal
70 S57,55IS29, while those of Ohio are
only $57 500, $50, and New York s57,-
6s5, 400, showing Tennessee to be third
State in the Union in productive wealth.
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From Nclu Iork Gin.

Dr. VIM WR1GHT:-Dear Sir,-At
your recommendation. / some time since
made trial Of Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills. OF the North American College Of
Health, and can conscienliously assert
that of Purifying The blood and Reno
Uatsng The System, have received more
benefit from their use than from any
other medicine i! has heretofore been my
good fortune to meet with.
am, dear sir, with many thanks, your
obliged friend, CHAS. NJ. TATE,
No go Hammersly street, New York.
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---
Laugh, lady, laugh !! rs
There's no avail in weeping;
Grief was never made
To be in besuiy's keeping.
Years are Of a stream,
WAere pleasure lies decaying:
Smiles, like rays OF light,
Der sunny waters playing.
Laugh, lady, laugh.
Sing, lady, sing;
There is a charm in singing,
When melody lis spell
Upon the air is hinging,
Sweet sounds have often won
More than the fairesf faces;
And harps have always been
The plaything of the grAces.
Sing, lady, sing.
Love, Lady, love;
There's always JOY in loving
But sigh not when you find
That man is fond of rowing;
For when the summer bee
Takes wing through beauiy's bowers
lie knows not which to choose
Among SO many flowers.
Love, lady, love.
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IREIAND.-An Irish journal says, there
are now upwards Of two millions nine
hundred thousand persons, or more than
one-third the entire population, receiving
ralons at the public expense, under the
Temporary Relief Act, in Ireland.
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The Vera Cruz Eagle says that one OF
our soldiers found concealed in the castle
Of San Juan de Uloa, a large bag of mo-
ney, which has been handed over to the
commandment ~
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IL you want to make the Cockroaches
scamper, sprinkle chloride Of lime in your
closets or other places infested with them.
and the critters will leave suddenly.
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hans in religious rites.

POISONOUS CARDs.-The Dmbury
[Conn.) Times says that child of that
town, was poisoned on the 18th inst, by
putting visiting card in its mouth, which
It's mother had given it 10 play with. Ii
died in forty-eight hours after. An ana
lysis of the card showed that .the enamel
or coating was composed Of carbonate of
lead.
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EXTRAORDINARY IEf,ovATIoN. = The
"Journal de Debates,T \ leading newspa-
per of Paris, and organ Of the govern
ment, says that seven hundred Jews in
that city had agreed to transfer the cele-
bration Of the Sabbath from Saturday 10
Sunday, and that this shows the tenden-
cy of the Jews to assimilation with Chris
tians in religious rites.
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FoR CoNsumPrioN.-It is said by an
English officer who tried it in the East
Indies, that the smoke Of burning rosin
inhaled is certain cure for consumption
if persisted in.
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When il was announced in southern
city that Mr.. Webster was sick, and had
the chiIls and feyer-a hystander remark
ed that he evidently was Northern man
with Southern feeling. b
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lELoouENCE AT A PREMIUM.

iELOQUENCE AT A PREMIUM.
"May it please the Court," said Yam
kee lawyer before Dutch Justice, the
other day, ''this is case Of greatest I'M
portance. While the American Eagle
whose sleepless eye watches over the well
fare Of this mighty republic, and whose
wings extend from the Alleghenies to the
Rocky Chain Of the West, was rejoicing
in his pride Of place
"Shtop dare Shtop, ! say, vat has dis
suit to do NIT eagles. Dis has nottin to
do NIT de wild bird. 1t ish one sheep"
exclaimed the justice.
"True, your honor, but my client has
rights here"
"Ye's gliant has no right to the ca
gle"
"Of course not, but by all the laws of
language"
''yat cares / for de laws of de language.
Iunderstant de laws of de State, and dat
enough vor me. Con6ne your talk to de
case"
"Well, then, my client, the defendant
an this case is charged with stealing a
sheep, and"
"Dat will do? Dat viii do! Your
gliant is charged NIT shtealIng sheep,
just nine shillin. De COURT will adjourn
to Billy Verguson's to drink
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Somerset COuntu. ss.

Y |oSM 4 7 an adjourned Orphans
5 "A Court held al Somerset,
in and for said county. on
Ac~|M The 18th day of May 1917,
before the Honorable The Judges thereof.
g On motion Of Mr.. Gather, the court
condrm the InquisiIion on tile estate of
George HartzelI, decd, and gran! rule
on the widow, heirs and legal represent
ative Of said deceased, TO appear a. an
adjourned Orphans court. 10 be held at
Somerset, on Monday The 9th day of
September l6i7, to accept or refuse TO
take the real estate of said deceased at
the appraised price.
Extract from The records Of said court,
certified this 10th day of May. 1917.
WM. IL. PICKING,
May %. 1917. clerk.
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Somerset CountH. SIS.

81
A~~oY 4 I an adjourned Orphans
) ; "a Courl held at Somerset, in
&for said county.ol the l0thday
M~c~M of May, l847, before the
Honorable The judges thereof.
On molioa of Mr.. KImmel, the court
grant rula on the Hars and legal rep
resenlauves of John Graham. deed. to
appear at an adjourned Orphans court
to be held al Somerset, Oh Monday the
9Th day of September 1917, and shew
cause ifanythey have, why the real estate
of said John Graham, decd. should no,
be sold.
Extract from the records Of said court,
certified this 10Th day Of May. lS47.
WIN. H. PICKING,
Mas, 25. 1s47. clerk.
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Two persons, Mr.. Sourbeck, and Mr..
Graham, were drowned in the Susque-
hanna, near Dauphm, on Saturday last
They were on fishing excursion.
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The editor of the Union county Star
refuses to recommend any Wing of that
county as candidate for office who is
not subscriber to his paper.
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another, what is a HUSH 20 GA HUSH.
child! | don't know-what makes you
ask that question - "'Cause the other
day / asked Jane what made her back
stick out so, and she said HUsHt'a
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From Uarlcmsing. AZ. Y.

DEAR SIR-I have been afflicted for
several years with inward weakness and
general debility, accompanied al times
with pain IN the side and other disues-
sting complaints. After having tried va
rious medicines without effect, was
persuaded by a friend to make trial of
DR.. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
which / am happy to state have relieved
me in most wonderful manner. have
used the medicine as yet but short
time, and have no doubt, by perseee-
rance in the use Of the medicine arcor-
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 tbs same bene-
fetal results will follow their use.
lrshain, yours sincerely,
HENRY w. FOOTE,
Warwarslng, Ulster Co, New York,
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The money coined in the United States
since we have been the United States a
mount to SI22, 100000.
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II Z y II W. TNJU Ls
Warwarsing, Ulster Co, New Y ork

Beware of Counterfeils OF all kinds;
Some ste coated with sugar: others are
made TO resemble in outward appearance
the original lmedieine 'rhe safest course
is. 10 purchase from the regular agents
only. one or more of whom may be
found IN every village & town in the state.
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agents for Somerset County.

PARKER g.. .ANKENY, Somerset,
NJ. A. Ross. Petersburg.
Samuel KnnmeI. Pine Mills,
G.Parker & Co. Jennertille.
Michael Sipe, Somerset township.
Aughinbaugh & Brubaker, Centreville
Stevens & Schlag, BskerssowH,
]. ShalIer Sr. & Co. Stoyslown,
w. Chaifant, Buckstown,
IIav & Baer. Lavans,iIie,
J G. Darrell. Smilbfield.
Ofires devoted exclusively to the sale
OF UTght's Indian Vegefable Pills,
wholesale snd RETAIL 169 Race Street,
Philadelplaia; 28S Greenwich Street.
New York and e6 fremont Street, Bos-
ton. mas4
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HOTEL FoR ENtAE4EDS
Al PITTSBURGH.
DrS. Speer and Kuhn.


E object Of this establishmen, is
II In supply want greatly felt by re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
wsys-by residents. without family, Ia
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
10 This place for relief from surgical and
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the wait Of lhe ysrions comforts
and attentions so necessary and agreeable
10 The sick, and from careless aud an
faithful nurses; and been subjected tu
heavy and unreasonable charges.
lnval,ds will here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable auen-
dance, snd al a rate much below atle usu-
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 TO
ALL SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY TO
DISEASES Of THE EYE.
10 these branches Of his profession
he has given large share Of his atlen-
ION for the last tweniy-fve years. and
he viii cenlln&e TO devote 10 ihem The
experience acquired by constant prac-
tice during that time.
The Hotel for lnvalids is not an exper
imenL Its establishment is suggested
not only as necessary to supply an evi-
Gent want in this city. in The entire ab-
sence OF any special provision Cor The
sick, Sut is warranted also by the success
ol slerllar institutions al Cincinnati and
New orieans--lhe former under the care
OF Drs. falialerro, Marshall and Strader
the latter @utler that OF i1r. Stone.
The building selected sor The purnose
Is s,4tlaied al the corner of Federal a,.d
Robinson streets. in Allegheny CITY. as-
joining the city of Pilisbaruh. |, ;s
commodious aad roomy, AMI furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
he sick. s
Applications for admission 10 be made
to the subscribers, al their Office on Penn
street. Pittsburgh, or atihe establishment.
4 EFNo contagious diseases will be ads
milled. J.R. SpEER. Nj
- is. KUHN. NJ. d
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s. KIM MEL,
D. KOONTZ,
Pine Mills, April q. Is47
As a Further Evidence

That 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 TegefaJle Pills,
Will certainly resu,t--in the complete alb
olition Of disease; we offer the following
testimonials, from persons of the highest
responsibility in New York, who have
been recently cured ofthe most obstinate
complaints. solely by the use of Virgins
Indian Vegetable Pills Of ihe North A.
merican CslIege Of Health.
Certificates of Cures
From JAMAICA. Lone ISLAND.
Doctor Hdiiam Wrigh:- Dear Sir,
1t is with great satisfaction lhat ! in
form you Of my having been entirely Gu
red Of dyspepsia. of i've years Standing.
by the use Of your Indian Vegetable
Pills
Previous TO meeting with your cele-
brated medicine, had been under the
care OF several physicians, and had tri-
ed various medicines, but alto no effect.
After using one 25 cent box Of your pills,
however, Experienced so much benefit,
that resolved TO persevere in the use Of
them, according to directions, which
am happy TO stale has resulted III per-
feet cure. In gratitude 10 You for the
great benefi. | have received, and also in
The hope that others similarly afflicted
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.
6, G, BLACK.
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To J0urneYmen
EcU s z JoIN z z S /.

TyHE undersigned, residing in the
d Borough Of Somerset. Pa. wishes
to employ three journey men house join
ers, to whom constant work during the
season and liberal wages will be given.
Any one willing 10 oengage, will please
make application soon.
- BENJAMIN F. BEATTY.
Junel5-47
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"La doctsr, / have no objections a
gainsl having son and heir, but must
get husband first"
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nDRlpga

HSHE Pamphiet Laws, passed a, The
last Session of The Legislature
have been received and are ready for dis.
tribution 10 those entitled to have them
A. ]. OGLE, Pror'y.
Protlionotary's Office,
June %. l847.
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HILLS of all kinds: Wilson's Pills,
4 which can confidently be recommen-
ded for the sick head ache, Smiths Sugar
Coated Pills. For sale by
mavll S. KURTZ.
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MADAM said doctor TO an old maid
--"you stand in need Of the sun and AIR.
-fill you have them yeu can never get
well.
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FIglrGlor of Capt. Clay aEad Maj.
6aniNeS.

We have just re ccived (says the Lawrence
burgh Indiana Register OF the l3,) letter
from our Monterey correspondent, John,
which gives us the startling intelligence that
The Kentucky Cavalry under Major Gaines
have been barbarously murdered by the Mex.
cans! The letter is dated tho l2th of Feb.
ruary, and being the latest date, and from SO
reliable source, we cannot help giving full
credit TO the news. We give this extrac. as
written, not having room for all tho leter:
'l'he Kentucky and Arkansas Cavalry Ia
ken prisoners, Rave~,,eeeeRa inhumanly murder
ed, officers and all! and the whole 81 Gen.
TayIor's division, the General himself not
excepted, have sworn eternal vengeance.
And | am of opinion that great many ofour
regiment will stay during the war to revenge
their fallen coun.rymen. Many of our regi-
ment had relations and friends in the unfor-
tuaate expedition. Majors Borland and
Gaines, md Capt. Cassius M. Clay, are
among the murdered The Mexicans have
already begun their Guerilla warfare
II may BIO proper TO state that the term Of
service of this regiment, the Louisville Le-
gon, has abou, expired.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

A tOeek later from the Capital-Triumph Of
the ChHrch-Repeal Of The Conyscation
Law-Santa Anna dcsponding- The Ar
my leDyiag supplies for i'sey-Prospects
Of a speedy peace--Doisgs at Vera Cruz
r --Rumorcd Protectorats.
The New York Sun has received Spanish
papers with advices from the city Of Mexico
to the 5th, being week later from the Cap
ital. The church continued its Jealous ro-
sistanee to the law Of coaGseaiion; the pro-
test of the Archbishop's Chapter was fellow
ed by protests from the various states, con-
sluding with an energetic and dsruaciatory
remons!rance from the Bishop of Michoacan.
Many of these were forwarded 10 Santa An
ia, who returned them TO Congress with a
letter Of considerable length. Upon tha
reading of this letter bill was submitted to
repeal The law and TO authoriizo the govern
msnt to receive loan $4o0,000 per moa,h
froa the clergy, whichit was understood they
were prepared TO advance until peace has
been secured This bill was expected to re-
ccive the approbaton Of Congress and San
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ofour political opponents. We Lave become
SO accustomed 10 the every day expression
Of the opprob'oas epiihcls, that we scarce sv
or care 10 rejon 10 them, bullet them GO
for what they are worth. The great mass OF
he people arc ofright tho Judges Of our po-
principle, and not the whigs; aud hence
we have reason TO hope for just verdict, in
accordance with the facts. .A W.
This madness Of party, will perhaps pre-
vent the wings from seeing anything wrong
in the course pursued by their pattizans in
the Ohio Senate, who recently blocked the
wheels Of Legislation in that body to carry
out an act of purity malice, that was certain
y as petty piece Of business as we have ey-
or known body Of Senatorial dgnitarics
engaged in. SAMUEL MEDARY was elected
printer to the Senate, aud has done the
printing for that body during It's late session
At its close. the whg members refused TO
vote for the appropriation bill unless the sum
OFFS 5000, due to Mr. MEDARY, as printer,
should be stricken Snt The Senate being
equally divided, II TO II, there could be no
farther action ON The bill, unless ono Of the
parties should give way. The democratic
members knew that tho money was due to
Mr.. NJ. for work done, and would not con-
sent that he should b, defrauded OF his just
claims. In this position matters slood, at the
last end Of the session; and the party spite
Of the wings against the State Printer would
have rendered an extra session necessary,
for the passage ofihc necessary appropriation
bill for the state government, had not Mr..
MEpARY urged his democratic friends TO lot
the item fcompcnsation 10 himself be strick-
en- out. Under this request, one ofhis
friends refrainsd from voting, and The wings
carried their point by majority Of one.
Was there ever such pitfnl exhibition Of
party malignity, and high-handcd abuse Of
the accidental balance Of party in legsla-
tive body-unless it was when these same
men, in l942, broke up the state government,
in its Legislative department by--as it was
termed--"absquatalating."
1t is high tmo that the whig party should
take little of the odum to itself, of tho
charges it has SO long and loudly made upon
democratic legislators, tha, they are promo 10
disregard the common duties Of representa-
tives 10 the state at large, whenever and
wherever party interests can be promoted by
a violation ofthsr official obligations. Such
acts as these of the Ohio Senator'S, arc a
practical commentary on whig prneipl and
practices.-BufaIo Courier.
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THE MADNESS OF PARTY

We heara great deal, al. times, from the
whig papers, of the misconduct and lawloss
acts Of what they term ''locofoco" legislators
and public bodies, who have sometimes found
il necessary TO prevent the carrying out ol
some high-handed wrong, attempted by their
whig associates. Epithets Of every kind and
character have not been spared, by whig ed
itors, in commenting upon instances Of this
nature, and to judge by reading the one-side
statements Of the indignant professors, one
would suppose the dsmocrlic portion ofthe
community, and of Legislative bodies in par
ticular, were rowdies, capable of any act Of
moanness and volsnce and that 30 sach OBJ
jecionabe conduct could ever bo ascrbed
10 wings and whig functionaries.
To such extent has this course of mlsrep-
resentatien been carried, that many honest,
well meaning people have been brought to
believe that the natural elemoafs of the dem
ocratc party are violence, and opposition 20
the order and well being Of society, aud sin
ceVely decry tho tbligh'ning influence Of loco
liacoism, upon the best interests of the cem-
muniy, and upon the general policy of the
country. That such views are honestly enter
lained, render them no less illiberal and mar
row minded, but may account for the ,onacity
with which they are held by go large class
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From SANTA Fc---Ndurdev Of Gov.
Brant ;lnN Twenty Amcric nssS,!

We are indebted 10 the officers of the fine
steamer Whrlwind, which reached here on
Saturday, for st. Louis papers of the 9th.
The Republican of that dale contains a
letter from Lieut.. ARERr Of the Topograph-
ical Engineers, who is now on his way in
fiom Santa Fe. 1t is dated at Turkey creek
on the 20th of February. He states that
"On the 18th of last month, Gov BENT
'cih all the Americans residing at Taos, ,cere
cruelty massacred by the Nco Merieans.-
For soma time an outbreak has been threat
ened, and when was in Santa Fe, the troops
we're in state Of strictest vigilance, and ey-
cry one lay down to rest with drawn sabre Or
pistols by their sides. Eight Mexcans had
been arrested and imprisoned; the most en-
inent we're T'hos. Ortiz, sacond in command
under ARMDo: Diego Archulette, formerly a
member Of the Mexican Congress; Nichslas
Pine, Santiago Armijo, Manuel CAavoz, and
others. These persons had arranged Il plan
of attack upon the city of Santa Fe, which
was deferred, in order to extend il, SO as to
produce complete revolution throughout
the Department Of New Mexico, which was
10 havo taken place on Chrisimas night; but
the arrest Of the coasprators frustrated this
plan"
.'As TO the character Of these people, the
horrible murder of Gov. Bent, together with
the Americans in Taos, on the l9lh Of Jan
uary last; the plan of cruel massacre Of all
the Americans in New Mexico, on the nigh
of tho 25lh December last the battle charge
of the government troops and militia, at Bra
zto, under black flag, gives one faint idea.
They are entitled only to be dealt with as
outlaws, bandits Or praies.''
Senator CoRw1N disagrees with Lieut.. AB-
ERr in this opinion, and has world of pious
sympathy with the murderers of Gov. Bent,
any many others of our citizons and soldiers
Cincinnati Enquirer.