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JURORS.

TRAVERSE JURORS.
Somerset borough-Frederick Gilbert.
Somerset Townshi7-Jacob Wsllrr. e
phraim Shafer. John Sater, Henry
Mowry. Philip Smith,
Turkeyfoot-Davld Ankeny. Peter Bru.
baker. Charles p. Conley. Andrew
HAT, Jacob King, Joseph b. Davis.
Shade-LeVi Adams, Peter BOYER, Jr.
David Spechi.
Psint-fIenry Berkey, Samuel Custer.
John Hoffman,
Addison Frederick Cupp. John IIslde-
man, David EIartzeIl. John e. Tashue,
S~loystown horcugh-Aaron GrIssey.
Slonyereek-Joseph GIessner, George
Lohr, Martin Meyers. Anderson s Pen'
Ger,
Jenner-Abner Griffith. Of T. George
Iiartzell, Emanuel Rover, Abraham
A. Miller, Henry Shafer,
Sou,hampion-Eienry p.oy man, Jr.
Milford-EIjah LYON,
Sammit-Samnel VI ilIer, GahrielSchrark.
BrothersyaIley-John Swaneer,
ourmahOpinc-G George Snyder, of1obas
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SAM'L w. PEARSON,
SAM'L GATHER,
ROB'T l., SI'E "
9, ~. Auditors.
REGISTERS NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given to all persons
" concerned as I~egaiees, creditors or
otherwise, that the following accounts
have been fled and passed register in the
Registers Office. for the county OF Som
erset, and that the same will be present.
ed 10 the Orphans court for confirmation
and allowance on Monday, The IOM day
Of MY meet, at all adjourned Or
phans' Court, viz:
he account of Jacob NeT, one Of the
administrators with the Will annexed;
Ofthe estate Of Peter Couniryman.ldec'd.
The recount Of John Hanna, GuardI-
an of Elizabeth Ann. minor daughter Of
Frederick lnield, decd, lately inter-
married with William Page. now deed.
The account of A j CoIborn & George
Pringey, administrators &C., of Abraham
Coloorn, decd.
Final account of John w Lancaster.
administrators &C., Of James Lancaster,
decd.
The account Of Nicholas Bowman,
Guardian Of Emanuel & jerome Bow
man.
The account OF Joseph Newcomer, adj
minIstrator Of Daniel Newcomer, deed.
The account of John Emmert, admin
istraio Of John Wright, deed.
The account Of Tobias Miller, Exec
utor Of Elizabeth Gerver, decd,
Supplemental account Of Aoner Yoder
and David Yoder, Executors Of Daniel
Miller, decd.
The account OF David Lavan and Isaac
FriedIine, administrators Of the estate Of
David Pile. decd.
The account OF Isaac Friedline. adj
ministralor Of Daniel FriedIine, deed.
WM. IL. PICKING,
March 30, 1877, Register.
The account of Michael ShaFer. adj
ministraIor of Elizabeth Shsfer. deed.
The account Of Jacob Bearkley, guar
dIsn Of Mary Ann Walker.
Ffnal account Of Jacob G.. Miller, sur
administrator Of Valentine HAY,
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SOMERSET HERALD.

Y. 3. PALMER E-7. Of PhiadclPhih at nis
Real E<,ats sud Coal 0aice, IS our sutn"''~e'
AGENT for obtaining Ad~vsrti'erents ana SUD
.c,imiou 5of the ~HERALD" and IS elo'hoe
with full power TO receipt for any monies Ps''
!. him On tbesc Objects. His agency ineiuaes
the following rites, viE-Fhi'~aciPnia "'"
gork. Baltimore and BestDn.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
P~ITTsBURGH, PA.

0lDoOluslUu VI 1 al tliC1 Dlllpt
Me partnership heretofore existing
between William Huber, John Lin
ton. and Jacob Myers, in the Iron bust
ness, at Somerset Furnace, Somerset
county. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All business relating to the a.
bore firm will be settled by William HUI
Der and Jacob Myers.
WILLIAM HUBER,
JOHN LINTON.
JACOB MYERS.
February 25lh. i541-fmar9)
p s 'fhe business will be continued
by the undersigned, under the firm Of
Huber and Myers.
WILLIAM HUBER,
JACOB MYERS.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

ETfERS testameniary on the e..
IA tate Of TheebaIt Fell,nsr, late Of
Cuaemangh township. decreased. having
been granted to The subscriber. r,sidiev
in said township, all persons indebted !,
said estate. are hereby requested 10 Al.
tend AZ the late residence of the drceas.
ed on Friday the 30lh day Of April nes,.
prepared To s~eitIe; and those having
claims to present them NJ The same lins
and place properly authenticated.
PETER LEVY.
Mgreh %. 1897 Executor.
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Somerset County, IS.

Somerset County, IS.
THE cDMMoNwEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
To Elisabeth Rhoads. GREETING:
XIX NJ Philip
YSN Rhoads did on the End
day Of September. Eighteen
Mrc<M hundred and forty-slx. prefer
his petition to the Honorable the Judges
OF the Court of Common Pleas Of SOM
erset county, pray ing. that for causes
therein sci forth, he might be divorced
from the Bonds Of Malrimony entered
into with you, the said Elizabeth
Rhoads, in all lime to come as if he
never had been married or as If you
were naturally dead. We therefore
command you the said Elizabeth Rhoads
tina, setting aside all excuses and other
business, you be and appear in your
proper person before our Judges at SON.
ersei at our County Court Of Common
Monday Of February next, 10 answer
The petition or libel Of The said Philip
Riioads and to show cause, if any you
have. why the said Philip; your husband,
should not be divorced from your socie-
~, fellowship and company, and from
the bonds of Matrimony contracted with
vou the said Elizabeth as fully and ef-
fecmally as If he never had been mar
ried or as If you the said Elizabeth were
naturally dead, agreeabIy to the act of
Assembly in such case made and provi-
ded, aud hereof you are moi to fail.
Witness the Honorable jeremiah s
Black, President Of our said court at
Somerse, ihis 23d day Of November
Anna Domini, 1916. A. j. OGLE.
March 80, IS47. Prothonotarv.
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Somerset Countu. IS.

ooWcfSet county, S..
&~~~8 4 7 an adjourned Orphans
s1.SA Conrl held al Somerset,
{ in and for said county, on
8c~~M the 18th day of February. A.
ID. 1877, before The Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Kimmel, the con
confirm the laquisition and grant a rule
on The heirs and legal representatives of
john Graham. deceased, TO appear a, an
a~djonrned Orphans Court, 10 be held at
Somerset on Monday the 10Th day OF
May next U847,) 10 accept or refuse To
take the Real Estate Of said deceased.
at the appraised price.
Extract from the records Of said
court. certified this 18Th day Of Februa-
ry, i647.
WV. II. PICKING,
February 2S. 1s47. Clerk.
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JURY LIST,
FoR MAY TERM, 1847.
Commencing on the Sd day.
GRAND JURORS.

a JURORS,
Somerset TownshIp-Peier Ankeny, Jr.
Joseph Brubsker, Chauncey Marteeny.
Ssm'1 Stshl. Of D., Isaac Wendle.
Jenner--Frederick Beesecker, John
Johnston. George Parker.
Soulhamplon-Henry Bowman. Henry
Dom. jonathan limerick, Valentine
Lepley.
SioyslowD Borough-David Clark.
Conemaugh--Jeremiah IIile, Peter
MIshler. John Weriz, jr.
SumtnIt-David Hay,
Stpnycreek-Beniami Kimmel,
Qnemahoning-George Kocher.
Berlin Borough-Iierlz Keiser,
Elklick-Jacob LIvengood.
Maferd-Joshua Rhoads,
Turkey Michael Sanner,
Allegheny-Davio Weisell.
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Somerset C0unty. SIS.

Somerset County, IS.
@~~~N a Il an adjourned Orphans
WA court. held at Somerset.
in and for said county. on the
&rc~M 18th day of February, A. ID.
ls47. before the Honorable JUDGES
thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Gebhart the court
confirm The Inautsition and grant a rule
on the heirs and legal representatives Of
Mathew Pinkerion, deceased, 10 appear
at an adjourned Orphans Courl, TO be
held al Somerset on Mondly the 10Th
day Of May next. TO accep! or refuse 10
take the real estate Of said deceased a,
the appraised price.
Extract from the records OF said
court. certified this 18Th day of Febraa-
ry, :S47.
WIN. II. PICKING,
February %. I947. Clerk.
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KiIled-3 Colonies, / Lieutenant Co
lionel, 9 Captains, "A Lieuienants-Tosal
killed 27.
Wonnded-I Brigadier General, l Co
lionel, | Major, Q Captains, 90 Lieuten-
ants Total wounded 81.
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Somerset Gounty, SIS.

MMMR 4 Y an adjourned Orphans
ST.. S.RA court held at SomerseL. in
&MM2 and for SAID ccunty, on The
18th day Of july, A. ID. 1917, before tbs
honorable judges thereof.
IN the matter of the account &c A. n
PhiIssn, Esq George Walker and John
p. Brubaker. administrators &c, Of VII.
liam G.. Walker, deed.
And now 10 wit: February Is
1877, Samuel w, Pearson. Samuel Gal.
ther and X. l., Stewart, Esqrs., auditor,
appointed 10 make a distribution of The
balance in the hands OF Administrator,
to and amongst The creditors, and report.
Extract from the records Of said court.
certified this 18th day Of February, A.
d, ls47. WM. PICKING,
Clerk.
N0TICE.-The undersigned auditors
will attend a, the hpuse Of VIM II Pick
ing.in Somerset borough, on Tuesday the
18Th day Of April next, 10 discharge tie
duties imposed upon them by the court.
agreeablv 10 the above commission. Of
which all persons interested are request
ed to take notice.
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February %. l847. Gle
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To the heirs and legal representatives
Of George HurfzeA, decreased.
TyAKE notice that an inquest will be
held at the laie dwelling house of
said deceased. in the Borough Of Stoys-
town, Somerset county, Pa. on Saturday
the 9Th day Of APRIL l847, for The
purpose Of making partition of the real
estate of said deceased, 10 and among his
children. and legal representatives, if the
same can be done without prejudice to
or spelling OF the wliole.-o,herwise 10
value and appraise the same according
to law; at which time and place you
are required 10 attend il yon think prop
er.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
February %. lS47. Sheriff.
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The Steamer Hibcrniq brought over
from ErslaAd 81, sec. 900 in specie.
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Late aad Important from the City Of
se1rt Uf1 Mexico.


The latest Intelligence from the city Of MEXICO that have
SEEN is given Havana DIARio Maria Of the 9Th
instant, from which translate the following
On the Sis Of March published MEXICO the esptua
Of Vera Cruz President Santa Anna issued address to
his countrmen in which, ng other things, he says
excans Vera CruI in The power Of the enemy II has
OF their good fortune We ourselves to shame be il said
have brought this fatal disgrace upon our arms BY or aerm
The enemy Chance may decree the proud Amer
lean host shall take the capital Of the Aztec empire shall not
behold that DISASTER for shall first a down my life IN the
struggle. Yet the nation shall not perish swear
that MEXICO shall triumph IL my wishes seconded BY sin
ccfe and effort thousand times fortunate for
will prove the disaster OF Vera Cruz the fall Of that city shall
awaken 10 Of the MeIcans the enthusiasm the dig
nifty and generous ardor Of patriotism. IL Will updoubt
eddy prove the salvation Of the country
On 9th Of March already assembled troops al
the National Bridge under the command OF Gen la Vega and
Of the Governor Of the State Don 5uan de Soto Between the
9Th the 30h brgades Of inaaty and OF casly
marched from the capital In the direction Of the BRIDGE with
their corresponding batteries amounting in all to 700 men
On the April Gen Anna person would set out
from Mexico with 1000 dnect The military operations
in the state Cruz resolved he dispute the
ground iach by i0ch, and die before lie viii consent 10 peace
his words, find them both in letters and in printed
documents Enrolment Of troops going on at various points
The army Of the North has returned to San Luis Poosi wher
il remained At the date Of tie latest sdsices"
The Daro de ia Marina publishes condensed account Of the
bombarmen and eapulston, from rs correspondent at Vera
Cruz in which vehement epoaces are showered on General
Scott his hsdness Of heart IN deuying the prayer Of the
foreign consu that they and their oonpatos might be per-
md TO leave the city utter the attack had begun and me no
BILE conduct e Spanish consul Senior Escaane Is auded 70
he skies he having declared says that with
dag in his hand and at the head OF bis counfymen
and he would go forth from the ely and The
American General might fire al them II he chose" Thecor
adds that Senior Escaane about putting biz
eIecadon when the proposals for surrender wer'
| agreed BY the Mexican authorities.
The story Ia referred to 10 letter from Senior Ramon
Villa "the only civil authority remaining 70 the place 70 th'
sosn conss expressing the admiration Of the said 'civil
on for the consu generous condset throughout the seg
which the c Authority contrasts with the cruel and IN
heard OF atrocities Of the ieoeous enemies Of ne
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official from California.
Battle and Treaty NTH the Merieans.

r.ifa. PHILADKLPuIA April y.
Lient Cray from California has arrived with dispatches lie
the Bh Jannay Com Stockton and Gen kear-
new with Of 500 men, the enemys artillery and ORA
goons Gabriel Cen Flores numbering 700 Of bO
men severe contest the Americans charged the
battery with spirit and captured with considerable loss 10 the
enemy. . 0N." VI ga-- .t.. "a
Nett day resumed At Mess and the Mexcans
directed the principal attack against seauen who were arm
ed boarangp and eututses @ rcpelled them
CALAMITY contest The Mexican lines being bTok-
en- were charged by mounted hemen with great
which gained decided victory Tor We had sixteen
killed and wounded. Lieut. Rowan slightly wounded be-
ing the only officer hurt 49,
Aher this Flores wanted to negotiate but Com
Stockton resed aud threatened shoot him rebel where
upon Flores dcreety surrendered Col Fremont promising
fidelity and obedience to the American authority.
Another account yays The Commodore i appears len sar
Diego the 29 December at the head Of 600 men including
Gen Keaneys Dragons and reached the San Ga9iiel rss o.
he 9th January, the enemy 500 mounted with pieces
cannon were strongly posted on the moth side Of .hs river
The Commodore and his crossed the river steadily unde
heavy Gre and BY gallant charge the position Of the enem,
carried, dispersing It's defenders In confusion 80,
the 9Th another took place the plains Of I'M
Mesa the city and lasted nearly three hour eu flore
and his fighting bavely They were put 10 light and o.
the 10Th the Americans entered the city Mexican loss unknown
American than % killed and wounded 10 both actions
Gen Keaney had previously bad aiar at san PaschAl
which he Lost II gun and some mules Alter the recap
Of Los Angeles, Col Fremont made treaty with Don An
dTes which put end 20 the war; Flores and other ocer
had gone TO Sono but were expected to feafh when me
heard Of the treaty. ii lf ~ t.H T
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Marrfe6.

In Vernon, April 90 by Cyrus washburn, Esq, MIR Tim
ohy s. Ken6eld, Of ENFIELD, Mass, to Mss Mary Hicks,
Of CAbotvlle, Mass. . =
And the time and place. by the sane, Mr. John
H. Stone 10 Miss Sarah NJ Kenfeld both OF Enfield Mass
And at the psce, by The same, April q, Mr. Vii.
liam E. Clark Of Eashampion, Mass to Miss Lucinda
Gould, Of Hadiey, Mass
And al the place, by the April % Mr. Lysan-
der c. Avery Miss Alethna Glett both Of EssthamP-
ton, Mass.
In Vernon April 10, by Arenas II. washburn, Esq. Mr.
J. H. Lawon, Of South omnge, Mas, to Miss Hannah
FELTON,, or New Salem, Mass.
And at the place, by the same, April 26, Mr.
Bracket 10 Miss Sophonia Hale, both Of Braeboro
In Mount Holly April 10, by Rev. Daniel Packer, DR.
Charles Marsh Of Cuttngville, 10 Miss Martha Russell, o.
Mount Holly.
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Mr. EDIroR Somebody in your last paper has undertaken "
prejudice the good people this village against meand know
be me by HE saying sshow my iyoyD Well suppose
do show my ivory what then have no douo' ou' una,
e writer alias Rough and Ready would show his Il he had
set teeth The God Of Nature has given me Jul
Row, white and polished and have right to show them; JIG
ays boohoowoop lave not right to speak rs well as
Rough and Ready y talk as we'll as know how, which Is
than can be said Of him He says be has to jump is
DO avoid Rrpp Very weif any thing will make him e1eI-
se his clumsy heels he may thank his stars for the iaso he
bays he was the and minds his own business am
ad hear him say he is The first hrosgsd dog that
ever did mind his business. knew man who nude 900
dollars by madug business and 500 by letting other
business alone lie says have frightened him out OF
years gow,hg So should think as the use he makes
pr his pen in trying bring nentO bad odor shows he Is lit
he bso,U the Of most other woegged bpeds
In short behave as well as know how and every body
would do the same this would be beautiful world, would il rot
Mr. PhGniri " Now Rough and Rsady''do you fee
! I.,tle ,nink,g % . l..,... f BOSE
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ObstrnctiOrl

The Cause Of all Pulmonary Diseases.
For what lie the cause Of Cough Obstruction.
What the Of iemorfhage and Splitting Of Blood
What : the cause Of Consumption and Ab,ees.t
Obstruction. ~
What is the cause OF Bronchitis 7
OBSTRUCTION
Producing Inflammation Of the lining membrane Of the BToneha
wind tnbes and excTeon Of and eqaent
~ discharges nf Blood ALd what is Asthma, difficulty 81
breathing but obstruction caused BY this puaeni
eHereon coggng W these tubes and hereby impeding espr
alton.
Remove this obstruction, and there will be fever in
hammatonno pain cOugh-no abscess C0nbumpton
hemorrhage splitting OF bood-no Asthma difficulty Of
breathing but health will be certain. And what
is the TRUE remedy pointed out by uate remove this Oh
sruction aT te
The answer is Expectoaon Yes Expecoraion natures
remedy. For reader there other outlet for the lungs 10
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and Ia tho most hopeless Of Consumption
produces degree Of relief before experienced by any
other preparation and pfoongs the patients life ndene
period Many who pronounced incuablo
by their Physicians, still alive and appear worse than
they did thea while hundreds nay thousand have entirely
covered H
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FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale about 10 Of
IL Pasturing, Moving and Woodland, lying one
mile and quarter Of East GuiIiord village, known
by the name Of the Torrey Lot--so called Said land
consists Of about l6 each Of moving and pasiuf-
ing and the remainder wood There is also upon the
premises small Barn
The above land, unless disposed Of At private sale,
will be sold at AUCTION, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 18Th Of May next, on OF near the
premises, al one O'Clock, P. NJ. For reference call
HEsRy CLARK, ESQ.,, Of Bralllsboro.
EPHRAIM NICHOLS.
April l6, Is47. 4wS5'
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A RARE CHANGE FOR YOUNG MEN.

TITO vend several very useful PnboAs just received
II IRON Boston, number Of energetic and iosn edaontsd
young wanted to whom the following encourage
ment will be gven.-Those who will take 500 worth, 10
start with and pay FOR them 10 advance shall be warranted
clear If well qualified for business faithful and
omIcaD $50 month for year Those who cannot take
large quantity (even if not thnn 25 WORTH will
be employed but insured Several that have engaged
in the business, 10 whom reference will be given, have
cleared from 40 10 500 month. The books all OF
chart firm, and splendid pictorial work Retail
prices from One Dollar To ~ I2 cts -Whclesae, do rs
pr cent discount Please cali aud for yonfclves,
but don't ierifs. J. GREENLEAF,
Guilford, VT.
April 2isi, Isl7. rs .a IS
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Fire.--on Friday, 18th inst, at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ,
he tavern house aud out-buildngs, situated al East
Montpelier, Vt. and known as the WILLIAMS stand"
ReTe totally destroyed by fire, together with the pat
divided half of the building was owned and occupied
BY John Melen. and insured 10 him for $3.50. Messrs
iammett have lost some goods and large quantity Of
brain. They were not insured. n.
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Brighton lIarLst-Monday, April 20.

Ht IREPoRrEp ron the TRAVkLLER1
Al Markot--S90 Beef Cattle sc Jokes Working Oxen CT
Cows and Calves, 400 Sheep, aud about 2450 Swine.
Beef Cae-Extra 81 75j inst quality 81 90; second and
third qualities, from Sc to 81.
Working oren--Saes noticed at g80,9i, I05 and gas
Co0s and caiosssales varying from Sie - and a. to 50
efssp-sales Of lots at Sc 6S, Q 80, 5 sc, and So
wholesale l2c for Sows and lie for Barrows
At retail from IL to l2 and &c per h. Sales brisk at these
prices. 49, ~.
Bit will be noticed that all kinds Of stock have risen
the past three weeks We notice dapoaton among butchers
10 rine.
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FLooD IN THE Conference.-The Hartford conrant Of
Monday The melting Of the snow at the north has eau
ed rapid and unusual in Connecticut The water 70
about twenty feet above low water mark Il covers nearly
the whole Of Commerce street and In most o. the cellars on
hat street The meadows opposite well as above and below
u.s. arc copee nuhdaled Yesterday the water fell about
Two incl u I.l F.
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. WHIT
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Holmes Bristol Phoenix
0la Bristol, n. L., Feb l6, 1871.
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JAMES A. HOLMES.
The above certificate is from respectable young man,
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M We understand that that portion Of the dam at Tul
ners Falls between the Island and the Gill shore, was car
ried away Friday last The water 10 The Connecueul
Grerfeld DswOrSt,