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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-04
COr,1s'sulcn'Sgaigp.

G'S TllE Undersigned have this day form.
ed Il CoparlncrShip under the nalc an style
of Clarks0n IL BrunsOn nnl will continne to
carry on the Clothing aud Tailoring business,
in all lis branches. NJ the old stand Of Winn
" Garrison, where we will he pleased to have
our friends, and the public generally, to call
nmi examine our stock, and hope bv strict ut.
tcntion To business, 10 merit II continuance Of
the same patronage 50 liberailv sXtcndc. to
WiIln 4, 'l.,rl,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-04
$. + w. GARRISON,
w. II. BRUNSON.

We will sell "tf portion of The
present stock of Clothing, ut first cost
for cash. CLA RkSON Il DRUNSCN
Jan. 25lh. I3lf
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-04

Bruccs New-iork Type Foundry, es,ab-
iishcl in 1913, has now on hand, ready for
immediate delivery, in fonts to sui, purchus.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
SMOKING MEAT.

A writer in the Reading Journal on this sub
ject, says:
Smoking meat is rather ridiculed by some Of
our eastern Yankees, but if the thing is we'll
done, We shall be encouraged, and continue to
do 50 Notwithstanding.
''By some of our farmers it is often conducted
with carelessness, selecting for that purpose a
lot of old, half decayed stumps, wet and worm
eaten in the bargain. The idea of smoking with
wormy wood Is not only unpleasant, but un-
wholesome, for by the. burning of animal sub
stance, empgreamatic oil is eliminated.
eff the smoke Is made of wet and half rotten
wood, the wood is sour, the smoke bitter, and
mostly steam. have often heard people ask
why it was that their meat drips SO while smo-
king. The reason is plain. Use proper mate
rails for making the fire, and there will be bat
little steam, and consequently little water TO
saturate the meat.
''For this purpose select dry materials, and
such as have not yet undergone any lermenta-
ton Or decomposition. and The smoke thereof
will be favored after the peculiar woody fibre
burned. Corn cobS produce, according TO some,
s:sweet smoLe,'' containing little water, and
will be found to answer the purpose admirably.
''Thp method which, upon trial, ! found 10
answer best, vas TO engage some sawdust with a
sawyer, of live hickory, and this, before using,
dry in the oven.
''First kindle fire with corn co5s, lbut moi so
large as ordinarily cover with dried sawduSt.
and lastly, throw upon this a few branches OF
Juniper. This contains an essential volatile oil.
which will be found 10 mix with the smoke OF
the cob and hickory, and imparls very palata-
bic and pleasant aroma to the meat. 1t beats
Gin.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21

and the whole of the cortege began 10 move in
the following order A squadron Of Guides,
with the hand three court carriages, preceded
each BY three outriders; the royal carriage, pre-
ceded BY outriders, and followed by squadron
Of Cent-Gardes. Colonel Fleury rode at the
right, and Col. New at the left, and squadron
of the Cuirassiers of the Imperial Guard closed
the procession.
Though rain was falling, the crowd was con-
siderable along the line through which the King
passed, and received the royal visiter with warm
accIamations. The cortege soon after entered
the Palace du Carousal by the passage OF the
Pavilion de Rohan, and entered the Court OF
the TuIerirs by the triumphal arch. The
drums were beating to arms, the troops presen-
ted arms, and the acclamations became louder
and louder as the King approached the Palace.
The apartments of the Pavilion Marsan are
those occupied by the King during his stay at
the Tuilerics; and the aides-de-camp, orderly
officers, and physicians occupy the next apart
meniS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
PUBLIC SALE
AE
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned will offer at Public Sale on
WEDNESDAY, the 26th day Of December
next at the late residence of Abraham Sparks,
deceased, in West Providence Township, at 10
O'Clock, y. NJ, of said dav, his four contiguous
and adjoining tracts of land, situate in said town
ship. and containing in all 800 acres.
The number oiacres in the Mansion Proper
ty is 1871, and the improvements are two story
frame house, log barn, spring house and granary.
There Is also two Orchards on this tract, about
100 acres cleared and the balance we'll timber
ed.
One other tract adjoining the above and con-
tanning 90 acres, 80 Of which are cleared.
One other tract containing 80 acres, Dot
which are cleared, with story and a-halt
Frame House and small orchard thereon.
The other tract contains twenty acres and Is
we'll timbered.
I-TERMS One third on the Isl ofAPrlI,
1856, and the balance in two equal anual pay
ments without interest.
SOLOMON SPARKS,
Dec. 7. 1858.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
Exchange Hotel. MolIidaysbnrg. Pa.

B5z- Hollidaysburg has long been in want of good
Hotel, and the sExc hange'' be styled such,
without any violation OF the truth. 1t is kept by
). WINGATE, ESQ.,, and is conducted in manner
that cannot fail TO give entire satisfaction. The table
is good as any reasonable person could desrethe
servants are attentive-and the beds and chambers
clean and comfortable. Whilst Mr.. WNGATE
possesses all the qualifications of a good Landlord
within himself, his assistant, WM. F. BADcocK, Esq
is certainly one of the most accommodating and gen
temeniy we have met the manager OF a
Hotel.
The ~Exchange'' has recently undergone a
thorough repair being newly papered and painted
and take pleasure in recommending it as Hotel
every way worthy the patronage of the travelling
public.
Another of the clever gentlemen 10 be found abont
the "Exchange'' is \. DEARNIrT, Esq, agent for
the Hack running between that place and Bedford,
who does all in his pore, TO render comfortable those
who travel the road, which, like most of country
roads, very rough this of the year. This,
however, is no fault of the Proprietors ofthe Line.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY

BY virtue of an Order Of the Orphans foo,,.
OF Bedford County, thu undersigned will off, ~
public vendue or outcry, on the premises -
the Borough of Bedford, on SATURDAY ~.
29th day Of December inst, the following dzs.,
crlbed Real Estate, TO wit;
All that House and Lot Of ground situate or
West Pitt street, in the Borough Of Bedf,r5
numbered 33 in the general plan Of said Ror'
ongh, and bounded as follows, VIZ: Cn the Fas,
by twenty feet alley, on the West BY Lot N
81, on the North by Pitt Street aforesaid. and
on the South by twenty feet alley, extending
sixty feet front on Main Street and runnir,
South two hundred and forty feet 10 the South
rrn boundary aforesaid, late the property of
TnoMAs KEEFFE, deceased now in the or-
cnpancy Of Maj. S. DAVIS, and VIM KisEP.-
This property is pleasantly located. the improve
ments are in good rrpair-and persons desiring,
a comfortable private residence will do well 10
examine it!
TERMS-Cash.
Sale 10 commence at , O'Clock. P. M.
G, Fl. SPANG.
administrator Of The Esfafe Of
Thomas Ksefe, deceased.
Dec. 7, 1858.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
PEBE4HC SALE
900 acres OF LIND!

Bv virtue Of sundry orders of the Orphans
Court Of Bedford County, the undersigned viii
offer at Public sale, on the premises, IN Beams
Cove, Southampton township, on SATURDAY
the 29ih day of December next, the following
Real Estate, TO wit
The one undivided half part of I'll acres.
late the property Of Solomon Rice, deceased.
adjoining lands of Jacob Clltz, BENJAMIN VIC.
field, Daniel Folk and others. This land lies
ten miles from Cumberland and three miles
from the Turnpike Trading thereto. 100 acres
are cIeared-the balance we'll timbered. The
Improvements are Three Log Dwelling Houses
and Double Log Barn. There is also an orchard
and 4 springs Of excellent water upon the pre-
misses. This property can be divided so as to
suit TWO or more purchasers
On the same day will be offered for sale the
real Estate al Ohio Wilson, deceased, adjoining
ii above and containing I52 acres. about 30
cleared and under fence. The Improvements
are double log House and Barn. There are
several acres OF good meadow land, and that
not cleared is well timberrd
DyTERMS :-One-third on the 1Ih Of
February, 1856, and the balance in two
equal anual payments without Interest.
O. F. SHANNON,
Trustee for the SaIe Of the Real Es-
tate of Solomon Rjce, deceased
HUGH WILSON,
Trustee Of Ofho Wilson'S Estafe.
Dec I 1885
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
PUBLIC SiLE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
of Bedford County, the undersigned admlnlslTa-
tor of the estate of Abraham Sparks, late ol
West Providence township, deceased, vii rH-
pose to Public sale, at the MANSION Pfu-
PERTY of said deceased, in SAID IownShlho' Oh
WEDNESDAY the Goth day Of December
next, all the real estate of said decedent noi Ia
ken at the valuation by the heirs or sold, VIZ
The Mansion Tract IN containing SOl acres
and allowance, and having thereon eFecpo
large and commodious Stone Tavern S'a,'"'
three Private Dwelling houses, Barns, Hao''''
Wagon-Sbeds and other out buildings, rrnor'-
ing it one of the most convenient propeTli'S 'o'
public business in the County. The sol
good and we'll adapted to agricultural purposes,
besides being in high state OF cultivation a"u
we'll watered. The main body OF tins laoo ''3s
upon the north side ofthe Juniata River, "i''''
the Turnpike passes through by the Improve
ments above mentioned.
ALSO-(F.l a tract containing o@s a''5'
situate in East Providence Township, ana %p'
joining lands of Nycum, Diehl, Black ana o,J'
ers lately purchased from Samuel ate az
ministrator, known as the EWolf Pen.
r[TERMS: One third in hand at the Gov
irmation of sale on the 18th day OF teo' loy1' ,,
and the balance in two equal anual pay
N""0"' '"''' JOHN CESSNA,
.Acinr .adminisfrafor o. "s
Estate of .abraham SlpafEs' de''''''
Drc 7 1888.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
HE ARK rs.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l7.-Sales of 1900
bbls. Superfne at $3.50. There is limited
demand for home use at $50 $8,75 per bbl
for common 10 good brands, and $8,87aa$9, so
ior extra and better brands. Rye Flour is with
out inquiry. Corn meal is dull at 81 per bbi
The demand for wheat is very limited, and
prices are lower. Small sales Of red at 1S5 a
195c., and white at zoo 205c. Rye is lower
Sales OF 1900 bu. Penna. at l23c. Corn is 10
good demand. Sales of 10000 bu. at SO S5c
per hu. for new yellow, as in dryDesS, and
some mixed at S5c. Oats are dull Sales of
1000 bu. at 40 42c. per bu. for !alr 10 prime.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
In Broad Top Township (

By virtue ofan Order OF The Orphans Court
of Bedford County, The undersigned will offer
al public sale, on the premises on MONDAY,
the 4th day ofJanuary, 1856, The following
described real estate, to wit:
The one undivided half of small tract of land
all unimproved- adjoining lands of James Fl
gard, Joseph Ricbeson, Jacob Slime, now ScheIl
and Daugherty and others, containing about ID
acres.
ALSO--a small tract of land containing 8
acres and l22 perches improved and adjoining
lands Of Amos Figard, William T. Daugher-
ty, John Griffith in right of James Figard,
Jeremiah Williams and Jacob Meyers.
Also the. MANSION PLACE of James FL
gard, deceased, containing about 333 acres,
partly cleared and under fence, with a Frame
House, Log Barn and other out-buldings there
on, adjoining lands of John Griffith, Joseph
Richeson, James Figard and others, subject to a
right &c tine coal and minerals, conveyed by
James Figard, deceased, to Hon. William 7.
Daughertv.
10 TERMS:-One-third on the 18th OF
February, 1886, and balance in two equal anual
payments, without interest, 10 be secured by
Judgment bonds.
JOSEPH FISHER,
Guardian Of John Figard,
Dec. 81, 1855.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
Robbery Of the Arsenal.

Gy@JAMEs A. DGANE, Superintendent Of the
State Arsenal at Harrisburg, has been arrested
and is now in the Dauphin County Jail on
charge OF abstracting and fraudulently diSposing
of certain arms belonging 10 the Commonwealth.
a. CoBuGy, member elect 10 the Legislature
from Philadelphia, aud at present conductor on
the Pennsylvania Rail Road, is also strongly
implicated in this dirty transaction, and has
been bound over TO answer at the approaching
Criminal Court in Harrisburg, which takes
place in January, when all the facts connected
with the case will be fully developed. The
arms have been recovered and will be returned
to the Arsenal. An example will be set in this
case, which, we think, Will be instrumental in
putting a check 10 Commonwealth stealing.
which has been carried to an alarming extent
during the past fifteen or twenty years, fact
generally admitted, whilst the offenders have
escaped punishment. No class Of men should
be SO severely dealt with as those who violate
the sacred trust reposed in them of administer
ing the affairs Of government, whether ia high
or more obscure places. -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
RGCEREES.

Sup'r Golden Syrup and n. 0. Moasses, best
Rio and Java Coffee, n. 0. clarified, crushed,
and granuIated Sugars, Spices, Teas, Chocolate,
Extract OF Coffee, Rice, Tobacco, Drugs and
Oils, together with every other article adapted
TO the wants ofthe people, all which he is de-
termined 10 sell CHEAP FOR CASH, or APP
proved produce.
He respectfully invites all 10 search of bar
gains to give him a call before purchasing
Thankful for pas; favors he hopes by fair deal
ing, and desire to please, to continue to mer-
it and receive liberal share OF the public pa
tronage.
GEO. W. RUPP.
Dec. 7, 1883.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
Gen. Cass and the Presidency.

We are authorized (says the Washington Enion,)
by General CAss 10 say that in the caucus OF demo-
cratic senators WedHesd day last he declared that
he candidate for the presidency, and that he
unwilling for his name to be presented such
at the National Convention. Whist General Cass
thus positively writhdraws his from the presi-
dental canvass, be has abaed none of is zeal be-
hail of moe ratio principles, and OF his patro
devotion the of the constitution and The
Union.
Since writing the above, received the Penn
sylvanian of yesterday morning, which contains the
subjoined letter:
DgrRoir, Nov. 23, 1855.
GExrLEMrx have received your letter asking me
If candidate for the Office OF President of the
United States, and expressing the qualification 1t
would give yon 10 support me for that high station.
While thanking you Tor this manifestation of your
kindness and confidence, of which shall always pre-
a grateful recollection, reply that | am not
candidate for the presidency, dc desire that my
name should be presented connection with it To
the consideration OF the democratic party of the u
non.
am, gantIemen, with great regard, truly yours,
LEWIS CASS.
Andrew J.. Websters Esq. and others.
SUNDAYS ~ ENGLAND.-The committee on the
National Sunday League circulating petitions for
the opening of Museums Picture galleries, botanical
gardens, the Crystal Palace, and other public
buildings throughout the United Klndom, Sunday
afternoons.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In Broqd- Top Township!
Dec. 81, 1885.

By viItue ofan Order Of the Orphans Court
Of Bedford County, the undersigned will offer
at public sale, on the premises, on Monday the
18th day OF January, 1856, the following drs-
(ribed two tracts of COAL LAND, the one con-
hining 200 acres, and adjoining lands of John
Griffith, Edward Shrevrs and others, part of
which is cleared and under fence.
( The other contains 81 acres and 90 perches,
surveyed on a warrant to Hon. William T..
Daugherty, dated April is, 1852. This tract
,doins the above, John Griffith, Edward Shreves
and others.
! S-One-third to be paid on the
18th Of February, 1886, and balance in two
-quaI anual payments, without Interest, to be
secured by Judgment bonds.
GEO. w. PICARD,
.4cting Erecufor Of the tast Fi', &C.,
Of james Figard, decsoSed.
Dec. 81, 1888.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Court of Bedford County, to distribute 'he mo-
neys remaining in the hands of Hon Jos. B.
Noble, one the Executors of the last VIII &C, Of
William Galbraith, deceased, will attend to the
duties his appointment on MONDAY, the 7th
day ct January, A. D. 1856, at his Office, in the
Borough Of Bedford, when and where all parties
interested can attend il they see proper.
JNO. P. REED,
.IuditOr,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
THOMAS R. GETTYS, JR.

Taken singly in groupes. Persons taken after
decease.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to
call and examine the specimens.
Young Lady, bring in that venerable father and
that watehful mother, and secure likeness to-day
for tomorrow il may be too late Mother, bring in
those little ones with curling locks and sparkling
eys: they will make pretty pictures, and then should
death remove them, you can exclam-
s'Gone TO their rest yet would not recall them
Back to this world of sorrow and pain;
Gone TO their rest where no i'll can befall them,
Yet we have their likeness both perfect and plain >
Gold Lorkets single and Double. Also fancy cases
constantly on hand.
instructions given in the art, and apparatus furnish
ed on reasonable terms.
Dec. 81, 1853.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
GEO. w. PICARD,
Dec. 81, 1855.
NOTICE.

The Orphans Court in for the County of
Bedford having appointed the undersigned to
distribute the balance Of the funds remaining in
the hands of Josiah Richey, administrator Of the
estate of Henry Miller, deceased, will attend
10 the duties of his appointment at his Office, in
the Borough of Bedford, on FRIDAY the 4th
day of January, a. D. 1856, when and where
all parties can attend # they proper.
JNO. P. REED,
.7adtor.
Dec 2I 1850
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
BOOZE BIRDING.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
Public that be still continues to carry on the
BOOZE BINDING,
in No. of the franklin Buildings Chambers
burg where all binding entrusted TO his care
will be Punctnally attended TO, and bound with
neatneSS and care.
He still continues TO keep on hand good as
sortment of RELIGIoUs, HIsToRIcAL MScellane-
nous Blank and School Books, Stationery Sc,
which he will sell on moderate terms.
THOS. w. WRIGHT
Dec. 7, 1853.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
New YoEK, Dec. II.

New 1oEK, Dec. IL.
The steam ship Northern Light, from San
Juan, arrived at her wharf at 4 O'Clock this al
ternoon, bringing dates from California 10 the
Goth ult.
Gen. VIM. H. Richardson, United States
Marshal Tor the Northtn district of California,
was assassinated at San Francisco on the night
of the 18th of November, by an Italian gambler
named Cossa.
Isaac B. Wall, Collector Of the Port at Mon
terpy. has been murdered near San Luis Chispo,
together with companion named Thomas
Williamson.
The murder of Gen Richardson had caused
intense excitement at San Francisco, and siren
uous efforts were being made by certain parties
to get the assassin out of the hands Of the au-
thorities for the pnEpose of lynching him, but
these attempts bad been frustrated by the firm
ness of the Sheriff.
MIR. Williamson who was killed in company
with collector Wall, was the assessor of Monte
rey county. The murderers ofthe latter gentle
man were supposed TO be a party of Mexicans
and trader named Gorca Pursuit was made
by party OF Americans under the Sheriff otthe
county, the murderers were overtaken atSaIna,
when fight ensued, during which two OF the
Sherllf's party We're Killed.
Capt. Archibald McRpa, the Ravenue Cut
ter Mclean, had committed suicide during a
temporary fit of insanity.
The Indian difficulties in the north continues.
A battle had been fought on Bouge River, be-
tween 300 Indians and 400 Regulars under
Capt. Smith OF Fort Lane. The fight lasted
hours, when the troops were obliged to re-
treat, with the loss Of Is killed and % wound
ed. Gen. Wool had proceeded 10 the scene OF
trouble.
Tho dates from Salt Lake are to the 1th OF
October. Difficulties had occurred between
the Mormons and the Eutaw Indians. Several
MormonS have been murdered.
The banking house of Sanders & Brennan, at
San Francisco, had failed. Their liabilities are
S0,000-ther assets nothing.
Some rain had fallen, and there was much
snow in the mountains, but the winter rains had
not set in
The minners are awaiting the rainy season,
and not much gold is coming in.
The steamer John l.. Stephens arrived upon
the l4tb, and the Sierra Nevada on the 9th, all
well.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.
.4rrauat Of The Prometdeus at -Nerr Orleans.
NORTHERN LIGHT
.at .siev York.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 10.

INV OhLtANS, ~ IV'
The steamship Promethrus, from San Juan,
arrived on Saturday, with California dates to the
Goth ult. She left San Juan on the I'd instant,
with the passengers brought down by the uncle
sam. Her passengers consequently made the
trip in about II DAYS. The transit over the
Isthmns was effected in 28 hours.
The Uucle Sam left San Francisco with $50
passengers and 1886, 900 ia Gold.
Her news is anticipated by the Northern
Light, at New York, yesterday, which will be
found below
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
NS HgaGeP Goods.
comprising great variety OF LADIES'
DRESS GOODS,

of the latest styles such in part as Black and
Fancy Silks. NIernopS, CashmerS, Coburg and
Thibet Cloths, AlPaccas, Mousseln Delaines,
Mousseline De Beges, Fancy Prints, from ftp
up, Muslin, hlpached and unbIeached, from ftp
up, all widths, Thibet and Bay State Sbawls,
Blue, Black, Brown and Olive French Cloths,
Sup'r Black and Fancy Cassmeres, Tweeds,
Cassinrtts, Jeans, Vrstings, Merlno Shirts and
Drawers, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes in
great variety SC &c
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
PUBLIC SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate,
In South Woodbury Township, Bedford Co.
JOS. BARNES.
Dec. II, 1852

y
By Virtue OF an Order Of the Orphans Court
OF Bedford County. the subscriber will sell, for
the payment Of debts by public vrndue, on the
premises, on FRIDAY the ] tn day Of Janua-
ry, 1856, the valuable MANSION FARM Of
Jacob Biddle, deceased containing, as is sup
posed, 125 acres and allowance, uhe exact
quantity will be determined by survey, be-
fore the day Of sar) situate in South Woodbury.
Township, Bedford County, adjoining lands Of
Isaac Ebersole, David Brumhau9h, aud othrrs.
From 30 10 1870 acres is cleared and under
fence, with a good two story house, log barn
and two apple orchards thereon.
The grain inthe ground is reserved; posses
sion to be given the first Of April next.
G5-TERNlS Enough in cash at the Con-
frmaton OF sale nth February 1867 TO pay
the debts (brtwern two and three thousand dol
larsl onr-third of balance to remain 10 HE hands
Of purchaser for the Widow, the remainder in
two equal annual payments, without interest.
JACOB s. BRUMBAUGH,
.5dminjSfrator Of the Estete Of
JQcob Biddle deceased.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
WM. WEISEL,
JOHN FOSTER,
Dec. Il, 1853.
FLMHT, NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to
the late firm OF SAMSON & MILLER, either by
note or Book account will DO we'll TO have
them settled by the first Of January, 1859, al
ter that time they will be place IN the hands Of
proper officer for collection
4. ]. SANSOM.
Surrioing Portner
Dc r 1Q55 o.