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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-04-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE

ETTERS leslameh.ary on The es
IA tate of TheobaIt FoIlmar, late OF
Conemaugb township. deceased. having
been granted 10 The subscriber, residing
inEsaid township, all persons indebted TO
said estate, are hereby requested 10 at
tend at the late residence of the deceas-
ed on Friday the 30.h day Of April next.
prepared to settle; and those having
claims TO present them al the same time
and place properly authenticated.
PETER LEVY,
Mgreh %. 1879 Executor.
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Who cand0ubt the virtues Of
JaYne'S Hair Tonic.

Summerville, y. J. Nov. 26, '42.
DR.. Jayne.-Dear Sir: | send YOU the
following certificate Obtained from Mr..
GulIPk. | would Just state tina, | became
acquainted with him about two wears
ago. Al that time he was entirely bald.
with the exception Of a lock Of hair on
the back part Of his head. about The size
Of half a dollar, anc that lock Of hair ne
told me had been made TO grow bv The
use Of your Tonic; previous 10 which
he positively AYERS, he had not a single
hair on his head, Tue hair now com.
pietely covers his head. and is from four
10 five inches lvng, Very respectfully.
yonrs, &c, p. MASON.
.4nother Prof Of me E6fcary Of
Joyne'S Hair TOHic.-Tbis will ceru(v
that | was entirely bald for ahou, three
years, when | was recommended To try
DR. Jayne's Hair Tonic, procured two
bottles Of Mr. Mason, in Summeryipe
and using the Tonic for about fifteen
months. my hair came in al over my
head, and, although rot quite as thick as
before, vet il is constantly growing
This surprising restoration of nv hair
excited the astonishment Of all nv ae.
quainlancfs, and made me an object of
curiosity 10 many, | am now 55 wears
Of age, and have reason to regard the IT,
venlor of this malchless Hair Tonic as ,
public benelactor.
JOACHIM GULICK.
New Germantown, N. J. Nov %, 1912.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-04-20

SIS there no balm in Gsiead?" was the
pathetic exclamation of the prophet of Is
rael, as he 5eheId the degradation and
miseries of his ~people-and does not The
heart of the phIlanlhropist move with e.
motions of commissera;ion and sorrow,
as he witnesses the hopeless and help
less condition of thousands dying all a.
round him with Consumption, and other
pulmonary affections, aud TO ask, us
there no balm that can heal them" nor
physician TO rescue them from dealh?-
Yes, there is a balm that will heal them,
and at once arrest those fatal diseases,
and restore them to health. l, is found
in Jayne's Expectrranl, which never fails
TO relieAe.
For sale by J. j. e. H. F. ScheH, So
merset, Pa, Also by Ed,0ard Berlin,
Stoystown Pa.
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February IS. 1917.
PUBLIC SALE.

d u BE SA H%ELe
FNHE subscriber intending TO remove
TO the west, will sell by public out
cry at his residence in The Borough OF
Somerset, on Thursday the 22d day Of
April next; a variety of valuable person
al properly, among which is the follow
ing, viz: one Horse, W. Cows, one
1.-TWO horse) wagon,
One Dearbourn Wagon,
one Sleigh & Harness, one Sofa, one
Sldeboard, several Bureaus, Book Case.
a great variety of Chars, Bedsteads,
Clock Case. one
0DONlNR
enc Parlor do. and a number of Wood
and Coal Stoves, together with numerous
other articles too tedious 10 enumerate.
Sale TO IA at 10 clock, when
terms of sale will be made known by
JOHN l.. SNYDER.
Somerset, March 81, IS47.
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Change otter Change.

how many the changes-thaI a retrospect
The past IL months will c%onjure Up TO
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-04-20
Another New Year

Amid The ever succession of periods,
once more has revolsed around. How
fraught with food for thought are those
mile stones" in human life!
Ch0uOP 0ffep Cb0omo
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-04-20
The Struggling Poor

have in some instances been made happy
by the dawn Of brighter days; while
those basking in The
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-04-20
SNnshiRe of PrOsperI

have had to taste the bitter pangs Of
want. How ought these vivid lessons
from of life's truthful page-to stir up
the hearts of all
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y Nv 81


Indigo, Madder, Alum, Brentwood,
Fustic, Camwood, Logwood; also;
Extract Of Log wood. Annette Cochineal,
Solution Of Tin, Blue ViIriol, oil VI,riol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-10

AFTERNOON LINE, DAILY,
0<u>, FOR NEWBURGH AND FISHKILL
s.HlhrEJS Landing at Van Cortlands, Peeskill,) Yves
Point Cold Spring and Cornwall. The Steam
Thomas Powell Capt Saml Johnson, will leave the pie
lsuqdays excepted 81 oc9cs commencing April TO- Re
~ bah Baggage aud Freight Of every description Banl
Bills Specie put boa m of this boat the risk
reufcd for. apo-lmsr
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and very few pieces have been sold Future prospects
ut present appear gloomy. Wool has undergone
change since Monday
YoRKsHiRE-There activity in the cloth
halls at Leeds last week than for past the
demand however being almost entirely for low goods for
the foreign trade Fine qualities continue dull but prices
steady. There also improvement in the
houses On Tuesday the transactions in the cloth halls
rng but the trade said to be in satisac
tory state the manufacturers being generally employed
to order Tho English wool market remained exceed
ingy dull In the foreign market there a somewhat
better feeling At Bradford piece market there
fnir demand for heavy goods, and slight advance in
prices In the wool market clothing sorts in good
request but in other sorts there very little doing
Prices were stationary The yarn trade very much
depressed. At Hudders6cld there very little doing
in the piece market Amongst the Of depression
the failure of woolen manufacturer for consider
able amount. At Halifax there no Improvement in
the piece market and the yarn trade continued dull In
wool there was rather more activity but prices had
downward tendency.
LEcEIsTER-Thc demand for goods is extremely dull
The American orders very late this spring and the
export houses acting with great caution having had
improbable return for their shipments to the States
last Worstcd is dull Of sale and the mills
generally working short time Wool is Hat, but without
alteration in price.-Leicester Chronicle
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miscellaneous.

destructive fire occurred at New Richmond Indiana,
which consumed a large distllery and about dozen
dwelling houses This for so small village Is heavy
calamity parallecd by your great fires In the East
The Cayuga Lake il open from Ithaca to Spring
port. The steamboat Simeon De witt has commenced
running
The ice along the line Of the Erie Canal IL breaking up,
and the boats in the basins aoat The water in the
Oswcgo canal the level between Syracuse aud Sana,
drawn of several days since
Theiat river shreveport La s.ialing aud fears Of
overflow no longer entertained
The people Of Norfolk. Va. consulting about the
cxpedcnts for repairing the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad.
The total number Of steam vessels in tho world Is
about two thousand and Of this number hs belong
TO England and the United States
Mr. Van Klcck Of Poughkecpsic struck dead
by lightning, at Southport, Ky, on the 3oth ult
The journcymcn house carpenters of Nashville Tenn.
have made strike for the 10 hour system.
new steamboat, called the Martha, has been char
tered by the American Fur Company, to convey mcr-
chandsc from st Louis TO the mouth Of the Yellow
Stone, two thousand miles up the Missouri.
The high water the Mississippi has caused much
damage to the cvces both above and below Vcksburgh
There have been breaks at Lake Providence and New
Carthage.
The Board Of Trade at Montreal have memoriazed
the home government for the free navigation Of the ~
Lawrence river TO American vessels and entertain great
hopes Of the success Of their application
Two freight trains the Boston and Maine railroad
came In collision at Iiaverhl Tuesday afternoon and
OF the engines aud OF the cars were smashed
pieces. No person injured.
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MISSING

MISSING,
Ounce Thursday Path ultimo, Nathaniel Fish, Joung
- man. twenty years old very la6 feet, darn brown hai
dark ayie eyes had black irock black satin ,.s
black pansloons and DARK cont had with him
silver watch aud left his sds go Brooklyn, aud return
the same evening. =,
liberal reward will be given for such information shall
Nex ynrL 80 ~
TO MERCHANT TAILORS.
THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO PuR' " hsE TX LIZ,
lnhpent Al eligible suitioi drs.d Would nci pij,t 70
small stock Of goods Address Cash Herald o., 's"s
where an interview may be had. sp o"
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FOR SALE,

&A ALARM offftytwo most delightfully."- situated
ndsom @ eommoaons Dwelling House eeS WICK
marble mante and every convenience for respectable am
y the whole including gardeners house barns house. and
other buildings in substantial of repair the orchard
tains twenty of choice fruit trees.
The easy from New York either by the various
loI, Jersey City q the ferry 70 Ezsbeteert whence rail
this property very valuable those doing business this
city The part purchase remain for
WISE & SONS, l72 Pearl St
Also for SALE dwelling house No. 38l Washington
mi m srh
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau SITS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
CIRCULATION-FORTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALp-Evsry day, Price cents per copy-$7
&EEKIY EERHLb LIVERY sauraey-p5iee ca
6R Steam Packet day
and
isf cash
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for errors that
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
All letters or communications by mail. addressed the
must be post paid or the postage Will be de-
TO LET single meat furnished
~ TO RENT..eThree floors in building 2s7 Bowery,
M which may be finished to sHt any sgiee tenant on
arwso ''''''A''0"'' Marble Works, sa1 Bcwery.
TO LET.
the 'ss building 6 Hs
9 5. sEss Ss D for
:SS,,, md
w I2h @
df oS II 3 s s oa s i a.:
deep IS feet vide and is feet high with windows in the
hs
n a een osS
SI ms In Eaggre Of ''A "a Nassau s9 street
I'm brick @ wiih oidas doors
s
astey laid with bushes and variety Of other
hrubbey, about mile from Peck slip ferry Enquire Of
Charles NJ Church. 100 Chatham Of John Skman
of North Second and Lorimer the premises
m2t 2w*rc
,s sac Ion hs 1 e5 .ss5 BET
l candle mandatory Nos TO- IL and a. viz: dwelling,
house. shop and stable with all the fixtures carrying
extensive business which be sold fast
easy the real Enquire on the premises,
JAMES SAMERENDYKE,
n8 lw z&co Relief street, Philadelphia.
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY
Era TO LET AND FOR SALE-A large Cottage
TN with three Of land including excellent garde
well stocked with the hest fruit in full bearng
coach house stables and other ubudingssuaed IN the
houses cottages situated in the villages of Tompknsvlle
Sapleon and Clifton. Apply to -
+. WOLFE, Wolfe's Hotel, Tompknsville.
Farms and Building Lots for sale. Apply as above
az iw*rc
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FOR SALE

I'll A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street, between
FIN the I'd and Sd Avenues is well finished and replete
with the latest improvements including kitchen range,
sink cold and baths water closets c Italian marble
mantes throughout the house; yard Of fifteen feet in
front with yerana and French windows The house is
Of Of houses the south side Of the street For
further particulars apply to WISE SONS,
rnlQ1m ms STR
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this valuable those doing business iii.
three o" bond and ~1s'ys s.;
ml9 lmsrh
Ms sad se
with the latest improvements including kitchen range
Of houses s" on t the south SIDE For
further particulars apply to WISE USE + S SONS,
TO MANUFACTURERS.
som n ss Knight & Ths S %S
s: Sis $ ss Is s
with q s Ss.aS ss % r Tas s
ad f The New 'et $%
Sdysaiagss labor, i. ds;ass from .he city
der it situation for manufacturing over any other on that
Also Farm Of as acres adoinng the same suitable for
country being ground having fine view Of
e ar.sed By any u the Vicinity There
r. the on beaches S pn%s as s @
in abundance The land is equal TO any in the State for grain
"a BY the WRppny 1fs With
and everything make desirable situation For further
'''''f"I,s sI %a%THh9r . John :stNY y..,
D.A, CROWELL, New Jersey Hotel, Morristown,
VI ''' proprietor AsHBEL BRUEN, Madison, NJ
mi3 ltaw NV sasr
FOR E-WESTC1fESTEK LAND.
~s"s o $r rS%Ss''
S to r wshnsa location in the neshb0rhOOd
Of il the G II. Of .. wh ns
as FREE o E ,sa sale
Of schools AID churches f dsFsG, dsaGm.a
'l'' Terms moderate A.GGso5SgSTSERNEyR MORRIS,
WALTER 4d'Fso Ms'sfssisa ss
ALLANTHUS, &C., VERY CHEAP.
s5ooo AILANTHUs, twelve feet 50 cents if ordered
~ By the @Gn. and s feet fer Is cents, 1000
s'Ss tSs sss'
teen feet - cents Paper Tse{si; ;s' cents
NB-All delivered at Fulton market wharf: 40 stsrc
Ct, #. i f5S SIN X:
sh renewed Sc ds
No berth secured until paid for.
+ IS k. A.
For S" passage SBfEB rkEsy9 %s; CO.: CO.
AFTERNOON Line; DAILY,
ko%$" Ss y1 e %Gs ad sf4f s
sr Thongs Powell Capt spm Johnson will leave the pier
Sunday ws ss hs feGys ss % g. &c,
Baggage Bank
Bills Specie put boa m of this the risk OF
sc S@ ci '''0' ''' '00N' ap pSi5
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE
o~, FOR ALBANY AND TROY direct from
s"f Ss"i!sHS st re Macy
.ss s es hi o Ro w # sss To j" Bas
Regular days tuesday Thursday aud Saturday.
Z For Passage or Freight apply on board, or at the office
n ~ Fcishttaken on the most reasonable terms acc
THE Pronris,,9r;; of aI Steamboats, =, wishing
lowell Roger William VIII S gtss Ps%sto Mos%
style Of F Bel fi Hanging 't sis. aped for Steam
S a@s and warranted for 5
'' f5G M Haai'
IA: ca cY ,S,s Ss%S,y sd$s;
the pier foot of Warren street. touching Hammond
The new and elegant Steamer ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt
T%sib s BE, So. " and Saturdays At hs
p5So s. ss: ez sss ss s
~ AZ pesonsar forbid trusting the above boats on &C
The Roger wv Williams will running until til,
ilNtr - uee .ro" zee. AIR
81 sa ri! NNfsffaYy bifl
& and ua E ma noc the following
S Sss9 York sa@S and '1a H.
.S&& For sALt-The hull of vessel just launched
on O. set on Deck % fs w S Ssy a? 81.
wall for canal river or coast service Inquire of
.lm., I Hs. g sH dXEREny'
EssIa S s.adas Ps
go '''"'% oobh Hui TI;' b :f & public
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mentn The dictates of nature interpreted by the
voice of the people, and from all sides are returned III
Vulnerable cchoes'' to the ministerial decision.
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TO MANUFACTURERS

FOR E-WESTC1fESTEk LAND.
.yM TO GENTLEMEN, in want of sites for country
eats. To market gardeners of land for gardens
and gil wishing location in the neighborhood
Of New York;:
500 Of land in the Of Westcheer, within nine
miles ofthe City Hail. with the right Of passing Harlem
Bridge free toll offered private
tanning from $50 SO each The lands within Is
walk fhe railroad; front good roads, in the
meighborhood of schools aud churches G different denomna
the water good and location healthy Title indisputa
BILE. Terms moderate. Apply to -
GOUVERNEUR MORRIS,
Morrisiana, Westchester co., or to
WALTER RUTHERFORD, 70 Nasssu ST. N. Y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
nATnN nOnGE G

The Second spring Meeting Dser The
Magnolia Course, NH begin IN FsbrHary
neat aud continue sit days.
FIRST DAY.
JotRBx CbuB ptHsB 300, entrance 10
per sent added two or more entries TO en-.
title the winner to the purse. Mile heats.
Second race sane day. Sweepstakes for
two yehrsblds H 100, entrance S75, forfeit
Sg5 declaration. Mile heats.
gi. DAY
Ja6RHv Chuu puHsH 5000, conditions
40 Fur the first Faes@=two milo heats.
ID. DAY.
KnNNhn BfAKn $500 entrance g1OO
forfeit 300 declaration. To HB run Tor by
three.year Odds entries to close OH the 18th
Of November, and all declarations 10 be
made by Let January neat. tleats two
miles.
sHeoND RACE SAMB DAY.-toessy club
purss 1900 conditions rs for the first race
nj tho msetiag-nile heats, best thee IN
five.
Alb DAY.
LADIES PuusB 1900, entrance ten per
cent, conditions Rs abavs. This race will
he Under the exclusive control Of the ladies'
who give Tho pursp@tW6 mile heats.
9Th DAY.
JOCKEY Cum puhsr 5000, gntrpnee Ten
per cent, conditions rs above-three mile
heats.
9th DAY.
JooRHy Cbup PuRsg 300, enhance ten
per crnt, conditions ss aboye-lour mile
heats =
Persona Wishing tn maIte entries, will
address their communications to A. Penis.
ton Esq. Secretary Of tho Club ut Baton
Rouge, La.
There Is ~ Ibis tine IN exercise on the
course, the tar'hmed Fanny Ktag. Rel
BIRD aud several other R0f4 uR'7. ~.
Patterson thinks that Funny viii be- foil
jolly GUt WevFpue or any other champion
or tho turf IN ihs coming campaign.
A main II cocks will 'ie fnilght during
The Races fr $500
OfjOu Is ELLIOT
pfoprietors.
The following papsrs will please copy
once II month for siS mo,ths. and send
their peemrnts 90 the mice II the Bhtou
Rouge Gazette for collection VIZ Nash.
Vile Union--N, o. REORGANIZATION
Chronicle, st. FrAneiseill e@L Louisville
Journal--Spirit Of the Times.
Ann. 7=~=27. ON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13

La vile de Baton Rouge, est devenue II
SSeae du Commencement Dc Ia Louisiana, 81
bient6t, sur le sol de cette vile, s'elevera
un capitole, don't Ia premiere pierre q etc
pos6e le 3 novembre ls4T.
Mr.. Pointel dI Portal, Peiatre ct Litho.
: graphic, voulant ~cOnsacrer, par I'm souvenir,
cetle sOlennite, s'occupe en- ee moment, a
reproduire, en- photographic lie CapitOler
consid6re sous trois faces ct d'apres les
superbes plans, en- elevation ct geom6tri-
que de Mr.. Dakin, Architecte qui semble
s'etre surpasse, par cette recente produc-
ton de son talent.
Mr.. Poinlel du Portail, est lie seul artistic
uui soft a~utoris6 a faire CO travail en- vertu
du privilege e~xclusif, qui hui a etc accorde
le 80 octobre l847. Nov. Go 2m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-13
NOTICE
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGIN.
EEIsINg.

IL hereby given, that In pursuance Of q
eahtFaot wi h and Under Instructions from the
SHFveyoF General Of the public lands ior the
State " Louisiana, | will re survey and make
the o0rFsBtiuns ef The lines, Of public lands
and private claims, embraced In the follow.
ing Townships, IN the patish NJ F3ast Baton
Rouge, GfeensburR district, Louisiana, viz
No, z, south Of range no, !, west IN which
Baton Rouge II situated Township no. Z,
south Of range no. |, east, Township no, Z,
south Of range no Y, sasi, Township no, g.,
south Of range no | west, aud Township no.
y south Of range no. | east.
BsiHg duly commissioned by r 7 Landry,
U. staies Juf. General for the State If Leuiss
lana, ! will be prepared to execute private
surveys, IN any part Of The State, and also
dwelling In all ita branches. Letters address
sed 10 the 0afe Of Thomas n WsightaHan,
Eco, Bur, General's office, Denaidaonville, Of
Daniel y Avery, Esgp DatoB Rouge, will
meet with The early attention Of
J,CLANTON TAYLOR,
U. n, Deputy surveyor IL Civil Engineer,
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