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will open Aher the u,usl August vacation The ifsi
Weduesd Az IN S-ntemher For particulars Circulars &C.
apply 20 Mrs. HUNTER, 81 TIE Institute or to Rev. }. w
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EOR sALR.-The stock machinery and good will OF
uaC turing business, In operation for The last 10
year-now doog good trade TIE o~neris DESTROYS Of
leaving the city ard M dispose OF he sblishHen
fair price The sm0uni Of capia required will BE- small
Address W. 4 This office. aus ~
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"a A =
S1O,UUUapplicAnts. in New York or Brooklyn, by
j. b. MONIES, . Nsl-sL corner Of New-st
n For sale or exchange for properly or merchan-
disc, valuable cotton lands IN he Southwestern States
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For DlseHfsrv DarrhGI Cholera NsrbB Cholera Infsn-
funl. Bloody Fiur. g.. Sc. SC.
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L SEE THEM ON THEIR WINDING WAY
DIsTI nNELL, lOl Broadway. hiss FOR sss few cop
y. les OF The Prur-sql- Tourist being guide through
the Northern Eastern States aud Canada Also, new
Guide through the Middle, Northern sud Eastern ssles
with amap, giving the summer arrangements OF travel
through the above section Of country.
The above books ought b. IN possession Of every
touri.ttrHv-1in g for health or pleasure. aus lws
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RpREs. BOOTS AND -HOEs.-The sa'

.cr,5er woa cal aus1ion 70 bis age sod e.eLeni
a..o,trnent Of ngtl French BOots, Shoes ard Gal
ters Al his Old -sts1liahef sian1,
II. FULTON-ST
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AAJAkTs. WARTS Any person having these ex'
w cresences JUNIORS their hsnds, may nave them
removed by calling AIS BrOOms ST. n. Y between th-
hours OF 10 and ocoek No Paia Is experienced 10 he
hlo u
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KaASATISG FROM REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DR.. INGOLDSBY'S
Pile S 8 o G CT q c.
AN INTERNAL RENEpI

AN INTERNAL REMEDY:
A CERTAIN AND RADICAL CURE:
Hhelher Internal, External, Bieedine 9
or Blind:
Has made radical cures in every case Of the a.
bove mentioned complaints, as can be proved by
personal reference and several thousand certif-
Gates from all parts ofihe country.
The specific is an internal remedy, has gen.
tie action on the bowels, is pleasant TO take, and
perfectly harmless in the most delicate cases,
male or female. Females before and after con-
fnemcnt are often troubled with constipation of
the bowels or costiveness, as well as the piles.
In all such cases the Specific can be taken with
perfect safety and is a certain remedy.
PURGATIVESNOT NECESSARY,
So severe in their effects, and so liable to injure
when used (beng IN mast cases the cause Of piles
,clten taken during fecer and 0gue and many
other disedScs,) are thus done away. with, as
cosTIvENEss is easily removed by using this
medicine, and the bowels restored to vigorous
and healthy action without leaving any perceptible
effect on the system.
PILES OF SEVEN YEAR 5 STANDING CURED.
DEAN DocTon:-I have been a perfect victim
to the complaint called; Piles. contracted in the
West Indies in 1898. and during a term Of seven
years ha. e suffered beyond anything that could
be conceived of-loss of appetite, food tastclcss,
want of rest, burning pain, sweakncss in The kid
neys, and total want Of strength. So decided
" opposed TO anything bearing resemblance 10
quackery, that have abstaIned from any inward
or outward application. From the rccommen-
daicn Of our mutual friend Potter, No. Han
over ST., / was induced TO give your medicine a
full trial. and to those who may hc similarly af-
flicted give you leave 10 show this, with my
name attached, having been, firmly believe, en-
tirely cured ofone of the most confirmed cases
of Piles that any poor creature was troubled
with. Make whatever use you think proper OF
this testimonial of your invaluable medicine,
designated by you as DR.. Ingoldsby's Piles Spe-
rife, and accept of my best assurances for your
future success.
With regard your obedient servant,
w. II. JONES, Auctioneer. p Pine st.
Reference can be given to some OF our most
eminent Physicians.
Price so cents per Box.
Sold by the following duly appointed agents
for Somerset county. Pa
J. ]. &c II. T. Schell. Somerset.
Snyder & Zimmnrman, Stoys.own,
Edmund KIernan, Jenner x Roads
Philippi & Liernan. Roxbury.
Charles xrissinger Berlin
q w Meyer Meyers Mil
Miller & Dively Salisbury
GrantsviIle Md
sc II McChesncy Smithield
Samuel Elder Petershurgh
Peter Levy, DavidsviIIe,
Elias Siahl Mount Pea. rlv.1
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Somerset County, ss.

ZNeSeSg "A 4 adjourned Orphans
Mr.s. @ Couri held al Somerset.
sNy1sKSS in and Cor the county OF Som
ersel, On The 9th dsy Of September. 1917.
present the Honorable Jeremiah 5.
Black President. and George ChofPen-
ming associate Judge Of the same court.
On motion of Mr. Cox the court con-
firm the lnquisiiion and grant rule on
The heirs and legal representatives OF Pc
Ter Shirer, deed. 10 appear at an ad-
iourncd Orphans Courl 10 be held at
Somerset on Monday the 22d day of
November, A. d. ls47. TO accept or re.
fuse TO take the real estate Of said de-
ceased at the appraised price,
Extracts from the Records Of said
court. certified this 9Th day Of Seplem-
Der, A. ID. l847.
wM. ii. PICKING,
Sept. 2I, 1877. clerk.
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nU M nI L a IUUT
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM GEN
SCOTT'S ARMY.

AT length we have some intelligence
FROM Gen. SCOTS army at Mexico. The
details are few, but they are full Of sor-
row and viii shroud many domestic cir
Gle through the land in mourning; for they
Tell Of many more brave and beloved VIC
fins to the demon Of War. We have
not TO bear the modification Of defeat
We have the consolation that ouE arms
are viciorious-but all else is sad indeed.
We have the names Of only some fifty OF
the gallant spirits who have fallen-the
chief yic;ims-lhose of the great mass
are vet to come. Three thousand is our
lowest stated loss in the field since Gen.
Scott marched from Puebla Mat Int.
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100 Men and Horses!
REGISTERS NOTICE.
PITrsBURoH, Pa.

"a Office is hereby given 10 all persons
concerned as legatees, creditors or
otherwise, that the following accounts
have been fled and passed register in the
Registers office, for the county OF Som
erset, aud that the same will be present
ed 10 the Orphans court for confirmation
aud allowance on Monday, the 22a day
of Nouember nert, at an adjourned Or
phans' Court, viz:
The account Of Jacob kooniz, admin
istraior Of Jacoo Fnrney, dec'd.
The account of Peter Levy. executor
of Margaret Rifle. deed.
The account OF John a. Wilt, admin
is.raior Of Adam Wilt. Gcc'd.
The account of Ohio S. Mitchell. act
ing executor of Lewis Mitchell. deed.
The account Of John Huffman and
William Rusbebarger. administrators of
Jacob Huffman, dec u.
The account Of Daniel Stahl, admin
issrator Of Christina Fox. decd
The account of Frederick Hoover,
Guardian of William, Samuel, Jacob and
David Hoover.
The account of Edward Dorsey, Ad-
minisira,or Of Samuel Coughenhour, de-
ceased.
The account Of Jacob Peterson. adj
minis:rator of Ruel Peterson. decd.
The account of Samuel Gaumer,. ad-
minisiraior of Samuel Witt, decd.
WIN. Fl. PICKING.
October Is, ls47, Register. !
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Lock Hacen hnmddfcd.- Great Desfruc-
ion Of Proneriu.

Lock Hacen hlunddfcd.-G Great Desfruc-
lion Of Property.
Letters from Lock Haven dated the
10Th inst. state that the destruction OF
property by the food Of last week was i'm
mense. The West Branch was swel!ed
TO greater height than has been known
since 1910, the river being eight feet high
er than ii was at the time Of the memo
rable Pumpkin food. Lock Haven was
completely inundated, the water being ten
feet deep in Main street. The citizens
were obliged to take their horses, cattle,
&c. into their dwelling houses to save
them. The destruction of property in
the town is very great. The steam Saw
Mill of Mr.. G. E. Kinzer was complete
ly overnowed. and the machinery some
what damaged. The destruction of pro-
perry all along the river about Lock Ha-
ven was immense, Houses, Stables, Saw
Mills, Grist Mills, Fences, &c. were
swept off, and many farmers lost all their
grain, cattle, &c.
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Orphans Court sale
OF REAL ESTATE,
fn ShGde f0sgz1ship, Somerset 20. IA

fH Mace T0lC1shtPs S0nlefSeI 20. 4 a.
I'm pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Court of Somerset county, there viii be ex-
posed to sale by way OF Public Vendue or Out
cry, on the premises, on Saturday the 3Oth day
of Der. next, the following Real Estate, late
the property of Jacob Moses deceased, viz
No. l. A CERTAIN TRACT OF
land, situate in Shade township. Somerset coun-
ty, adjoining lands of Joseph Ling, Frederick
Coleman, John Stump aud others. containing
500 acres, more or less, 100 acres cleared, with
a hewn log house and barn thereon erected.
No. 9. Also another traci-atioining
the FIRST described tract in same township. con-
tanning % acres with no Improvements thereon.
TERms-For tract No. /. containing 800 acres
-oDc fourth Of the purchase money in hand, and
The balance in annual insiaiments of one hun
dred and twenty FIVE dollars without interest, to
be secured by judgment bonds
For No. 2. containing 25 acres-eash.
Attendance win be given by Jacob Moses act
ing administrator of the said decd.
By the court, w. Il. PICKING,
Sept al, is4!. clerk.
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THE FREsHET.-T The Susguehanna.-
Accounts have been received from the
whole line of the Tide Water Canal, that
it has received no injury by the late fresh
ct. A report was published that the Port
Deposite bridge had been carried away.
This is mistake. Some staging that had
been erected under the bridge to make
some repairs, was carried off, but the
bridge itself was not injured. The tele-
graph wires over il were swept away
Preparations arc making to have them re-
placed, as well as for putting up some
poles that have been washed down on the
tow-path Of the canal. The tide was ve-
ry high at lIavre de Grace on Saturday
and Sunday, overhowing most Of the
wharves; but there was no damage of any
consequence done to either the wharves
or the property on them.
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We have full details OF the killed,
wounded. and missing; copies Of the gen
eral orders issued by the commander-n-
chief from the time Of the capture of the
city up TO the latest date; the manifesto of
Gen. Bravo. addressed to the Minister OF
War and Marine, descriptive of the ope-
ralions of the Mexican forces at and a.
bout ChapuIlepec on the 18th of Sepem-
ber; resignation of the Presidency by
General Santa Anna, &c.; all of which we
viii endeavo- to lay before our reader TO-
morrow.
Our loss has been severe. The previ-
Gus rumors OF Gems Pillow, Worth and
Smith being killed, we are grai6ed TO
learn, were without foundation. Among
the wounded we regret 10 see the name Of
Mr.. Kendall, Of the Picdyune. We trust,
however, his wound is but slight one.
The American prisoners, who were
sent from the city of Mexico 10 1oluca OH
the approach of Gen. Scott to the capital.
have been sent back TO the city of Mexi-
co, still as prisoners Of war, under pa
role. II is said they were sent by The
Governor of Mexico on his own resnon-
sibilIty. The names Of the officers thus
liberated on parale are, Capt's Clay. Hoa-
dy. and Smith, Licut's Churchill, David
son, and Barbour. and sixteen privates.
The city OF Mexico was quiet at the
latest dates, though daily reports of the
rising Of the populace, and the assassina-
tion Of our men were rife. Little fear.
however. was entertained By our army Of
any such attempt; for, as our correspon-
dent remarks, an enemy who could not
stand against US in the field will not be
likely TO attack. much less to attempt TO
oyerpower US, with the city and its strong
holds IN our possession.
The Mexican Congress were to meet
on the 9Th Of this month at Queretarc.-
The seven northern States, which some
time since formed coalition 10 oupose
negalialions for peace, have held a meet
ing by delegates, and denounced Santa
Anna as traitor and an outlaw; and at
the same time have passed resolution
piedglng each State To furnish three thou
ssSa laen, aimed and equipped, ScT he
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From Me Narris5urgh {afeNigencer.
TEE E.ATE. EsREzS.
Alarming Fressle.. ..--Great Des-
frEctls;s2 % Property.

The heavy rams Of last week, added 10
the swollen state ofihe streams produced
by the recent rains, caused flood which
has BEEN very destructive all along the
line of our public improvements. Penn
sylvania has suffered severely. The Ca
nal a, Duncan's Island, above this place,
is entirely swept away, as much SO as af-
ter the food of lS46.
The Jania.a Canal has been so serious
ly damaged, tha: it will be impossible 10
repair il during the present scason-while
TIC ". Branch division Ills thought, can
B9i be rendered nayigabic for Two or three
weeks. Two or three acqueducts have
been carried away, and several large
breaches made in the banks Of the canal.
One Of the hotels 1t Clark's Ferry flosted
down the river on Saturday.
The North Branch, We learn, has sus-
tained no injury.
The Pennsylvania Canal, between Har-
r;sbu7g and Columbia. is also somewhat
injured, and the 1'idewater Canal is in a
like condition. A colored boy was
drowned in This place on Sunday. The
farmers along the banks of the river have
suffered seyercly-many Of them having
had their entire crop Of corn swept away.
The lumber merchants have not escaped;
and al Columbia lambcr to the amount Of
$1,000 has been lost. We learn, how
ever, that The authorities will make the
most vigorous efforts 10 repair the Canal
breaches as rapidly as possible.
The Baltimore papers are filed with
accounts of the disasters Of the flood. An
immense amount Of property has been
destroyed, and a number of valuable lives
iost- The damage to the rail road be-
tween balIimore and Washington has
been veg great.
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4 tdlEC dcSOttttiCtit VI ~A@-4ESi4ei<ks-s
Gold and Silver Watches, at the follow
ing low prices
Full JewelIed Gold Levers, $40 90
+" Silver "a 90 90
Gold Lepines, full JewelIed 30 90
Silver I.epines, l3 90
Silver Quarters, 50 90 a 10 90
With large assortment of Fine Jewell
Iery. such as ear rings, finger rings, breast
pins, bracelets, gold and silver pencils,
gold chains. &c. fla also on hand a
complete assortment Of Lunette. patent
and plain Watch glasses, Main Springs.
verges, Dials and Hands Of every des-
cription; and in fact, complete assert
ment of a.chmakers' tools and Watch
Materials. 10 which he would call the at.
ieniion Of the country trade in general
Those wishing anything in the a.
bove line. would find II 10 their advan-
iage TO call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
JACOB LADOMUS,
No. 246 Market street, below 9Th,
Septl4'47-6m PhlsdeIphis.
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The Iowa Sentinel says that Colony
Of Hollanders. amounting % about 900,
have purchased two entire townships in
Marion county. They bring their own
mechanics and artisans with them, and
have selected the site for town. About
5000 more are expected to join them by
next spring
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Mr.. Castor, of Boston, has discovered a
new mode of generating gas from COM
mon rosin, which possesses the important
advantage OF great economy, and eniss
light Of remarkable briIlianuy.
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Orphans Court Sale of

Ma J1Cs4@O Vo41 AdkE Vi
R e 4 e 89HA u a.
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Or.
Il phans' coaFt OF Somerset county. there
viii be exposed TO sale by way or public
vendue or ouicrv. in the borough of
Sioyslown. on Wednesday the 81 dav
of November next. (ls47,) sl.e follow.
ing real estate late the property Of John
Graham, decd, viz: No. l
One Lot Of Ground,
situate north Of main street, in The bor.
ough OF Sloystown. adjoining lot Of
George (iraiam's heirs on the east and
lot orJohn Germans heirs on the wes,
on which are erected brick dweli;ng
house, back building and log SweIl;nS
formerly occupied as a store house
No. Q. Also, one out lot on which !.
erected a hewed log stable.
No. 3. Also enc lot on the north s;d.
Of main street in said borough. bounded
on the east by road leading 10 Johnslown
adjoining lot of James Waugh on the
west, on which are erected
A Brick Dwelling House
and kitchen, with frame store house.
ware house. and stabling. also saJIer
shop on the premises.
TERms-One third 10 remain lien on
the premises. during the lifetime Of the
widsw, the interest thereof TO be paid
her semi-annually The balance one
third in hand and the remainder in two
equal annual paymenis, 10 be secured by
judgment bonds.
Attendance will be given by Samuel
Kimmel, Trustee, appointed for The safe
thereof.
By the court,
w. II. PICKING,
Sept q. lS47. Clerk.
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70. CARR. Sun DuiIdings, North East
-, 81 T'h,rl and Dock Streets. opposite MeE-
..,,., ssxchonoe. or 40 North Fourth street.
S.tlsis;,,hia Is authorized to receive Advertise-
',,.,.s s.J Subscriptions for the ''HERALD,'
.d : cls,hsa uith full power TO receipt for all
,so,..ss paid hin on these Objects
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SOMERSET HERALD.

VI. PALMER Es1. Of philadelphia at has
pal Es.a;e ard Coal osHce. Is oar authorize"
Acest r5r oaai,rias Adverii'ep'eais at'fi ~
.sr;.,tisa for tfe " HEGALD and Is e'o'neo
wiih f1a poxe- to rceeip for any monies ,,ss ps'o
fahir, "a th..se objects. His agency lne'n'es
,he foacwing cities. viz=-Phi!adeh'lla' NV
Wi. balt.saore and Bosien.
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The Juniafa- Tie West Branch. h.-Ujl
Transport Muldaed.-Immease De
sfraciiOn Of Property.
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Extract of a letter, dated

HrNTINGDoN, Oct. s, l547.
DEAR SIR:--The rains of this week
bare cRnsed the greatest food iii tho Ju-
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TE,e Erection.

We give The corrected returns as far a
ws have received them, which are as fol
lows:
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Cheap Watches and Jewelry.

FULL JeweIled Gold
Levers for $40, warran-
ted.-Jacob Ladomus,
No. e46 Market street.
has constantly on handI
a large assortment Of
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DYING.

as was supposed, he tried the Balsam;
IFS effects were most miraculous; two
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AN INTERNAL REMEDY
A CERTAIN AND RADICAL CURE:
Hhcther Internal, External, Bieedins
or Blind:
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CON SUMPTION

OUIS FONTAIN, jr., partner of the firm Of
IL Fsntain s. Son, Chemists and Prescription.
sts to the Royal University Paris has established
at Washington city, d. c., depot for the sale Of
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No 3. Elliott's Buildings Pennsyl vana
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
to the American public as a antidote for Con-
SUMPTION in its cIvanced as well as incipient stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arrestng
their decay, it not only soothes and quets at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease but restores the lungs
and their sympathising organs, to natural and heal
thy action Accompanying each package are gen
eral Instructions and directions (transaed) for its
use adapted to all cases. and If strictly followed,
will not fail, in every instance-ifthe lungs are
not wholly consumed-of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure to atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAIN.
Price, eight Francs.
IFFor the information Of persons residing in
the interior; any part the government-he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported d.
rect from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, he is adj
vsed by officers of the Post Office Department, to
any post Office in the country, at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who may wish to
avail themselves of the remedy, can do so by ad-
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitle per-
son to one whole and one third package.
III LOUIS FONTAIN.
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NNHE UNDERSIGNED having examined a ne,
l. Of Coehtnns Maps Of Sacred Geography
sufmiutd 10 'arIr inspection by Mr. VIM. Rober,
Aluuroe' take pleasure in certifying that. in thei,
Judgment, they c7nuol fail TO be greatly useful N
Sabblih Schooh, md highly interesting a, well a.
useful in families, They would Therefore biohIv
recommend them to the favorable notice Of Il S.b.
bath Schools and others. -
9leraii 9rid, July 25,h 1916,
s soV " SIsSe Pastor, N. E. Church.
John Mccormick, supt. NJ. E. g. School
Elias Harrison, Pastor l.t Pres. Church
James Mckenzie, Supt. s, Schno,
John $ Reese, Pastor NJ P. Church.
Thomas Mccormick, Supt. IS School
M $. Elloson, Principal Female BOARDING
School.
.t... Washington Civ.
N. J. B. Morgan, Pastor, Foundry conpreua
on. ,.. -. .: -
J w, French, Rector Prot E. Church.
Geo. W. Sams.n, Pastor E street Bsn,;.,
church. ,.,.
Septimus Tustn, Chaplain U. s Senate
VIM, n. MlbIrn, Chaplain Louise Reps.
Almra Il. Lincoln Phelps, Principle OF Patapsco
FamsIe Institute.
w. 3. Edwards, Preacher in charge Charles ST /.
d" {. Church, Baltimore, Nd.
'" Roher Monroe has submitted TO our inspec
N'n as Of Cochrsn's Maps OF Sacred Geography
Ne nave determined TO use them in theis Inst.
taion. '''"'
LhLEd g. HALLOWELL & BRO.
ne, 'r5taB ardinp school. 7tb month aa,h 4s
W. K MONROE, 9G, Fave,te =, B,I,,mo,e
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