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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-14
CORPORATION NOTICE

TENHE undersigned have just received
a heavy Plated Table. Tea. Salt. Mustard and SugG
Spoons Soup Bailes, Cream Ladies' Butter Knives &e
warranted of superior quality and workmanship Havin
received these goods direct from the
enabled to sell them at very low prices.
BITTROLFF & SONS
octS Main bet. Island ID streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-14


THE undersigned has established shop Locust,
Il second door above the Sherwood House, where can
found all times the choicest He has secured the
services of Mr. H. MOsiey experienced stock dealer
who will shop constantly supplied with the hest the
market affords. octl3-6w WM. ENRICH
SpR BOXES W. R. Cream Cheese just reed per Rail-
9DNB by L. H. COOK & SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-14

OWING to my prior engagements elsewhere L will n
" be able Pianos this city, until the 24th
October when 1 will be ON HAND.
octII-5tsd GEO. W. WARREN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

was reported IN the street TO day that very heavy
failure lad occurred in Philadelphia Holders OF stock.
in Sins market stand their losses wonderfully Same
have doubt differences against them on present
prices Of one and two hundred thousand dollars
The Urirer: publishes article on the monetary and
financial crisis In France. Il BAYS
The financial crisis with which we are renaced ,es
prize us 10 the natural queace OF tae OK
aPgeraiion Of credit il evident tina. when borrow
The Time Tor pay ment must come sooner later per-
peiual credit apable contradiction Stoox exchange
rate 60 on for tine and then The cay Tor
.eltemeDt IL Ia then that the scanoloing OF foo,
speculatoDs crumbles TO tho ground bankruptcy sue
ce.ds bankruptcy mass OF shares thrown Oh tho
market, the value OF securities is depreciatec &. &c
may be raid that the capital Of Trance has been
traied In PARIS the provinces in state OF pen ury
which is daily increased by the scarcity OF provisions
Moreover thanks 10 the cosmopolitan quacks who over
all the states Of Europe, french c,pta is disrached
abroad Money " becoming and rare rn war
absorbed much and We shaii require more Tor the pur
chaie " corn. the harvest appears
IN not In mer haLdre, but IN gold and silver thai pay
mtn's Tor corn are made IN periods OF ameptscy crsie
saue II ai The miuss OF California si their
has Of god. but viii soon ne fouad that the treasures
If California have I'm p0versned Our sver money Is
.beaoy on the point Of dsappcarpg. economists
have allowed 70 snmber on consee uep ,es
ahicb might have been anticipated Let matters
their aural course beer their motto
Vow TO day we perceive hat silver coinage van
thug and that Is too In. To prevent tns ernsratou
In PIX nor ths $40 m'ors in silver have been -xporte
Southampton. II Is ooaoie ,bs, INDIA snsoro ali
'h's 'Dmtbse quantity OF coinage Cold, wai;h is
rent IN England. vs. no ouger egal tepdsr n India and
our silver hich supplies The deBcs EXPERIENCED in
be East. EcoDomisN are witnessing iuter~s,ng ex
pertinent. Money " Greeted 70 the point where de-
mAnd exsis ibs s rsrogrized principle ard the same
pincple viii bring II back again 10 France Oaly /, gi
rtturn charged with ex9epses and transport charge
Mould II not have hceD prage 10 these
X..nsiye tfip%2 Have ihe innume able dcclues Whit
.rRe from seusnle dimnuticn OF IN crcallt.oa
taken into coptc stcBf Matter, return 10 their
miii7e state 10 ITO end. nut 10 me mean awhile raa se
en- private fortunes and on the pgoic duance. THIS
must ne prevented. LIT IA comm, by begging the
frg sh to establish gold currency IN their ooos.e
- impossible that We ,an submit despo led OF our
silver only from fantastic ides by tho East
roia Company. TIE changes proposed certain es1uo-
uts have afuredly no chance OF yucces. bat govern
utIt nut be acquainted with ,ho rea value 81 the onn
~ Of economists ami is intention s cer aniy that or
Cot niDg ~ them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02
MArfN4.

RBBy--SNIOKsER.-On Thursday, Oct. 80 by tho Rev
Dr. hiie,t CHARLES WiuGnr kirby Esq to LIZZIE daugh-
ter Of John iscsIer, ksq., all Of tbs city.
sEIIN-sTAskEsY On Thursday, jet. 80, by the Rev.
DR. Met,, AARON ssEirY, Esq 10 FRANCIS j., daughter
John T. S,anbery, Esd all Of this city.
IokGAs-l oBis-On saturday, Nov. j, by the Rev. 3.
Furchsrd. ASHER Z MORGAN 70 Mas SARAH A. DopBs
daughter OF howell Dobbs, Esq, all tf this city.
OGoRsAS-DOYIT.-On sunday, Oct. 90, by the Rev
M LEWIS, Of Fourteenth street WILLIAM o'GoRxAy 10
A@s Emmy DolIE.
LusF-Vos Holr On Thursday Oct. 80 by the Rev.
w. Sohnan, Mr.. CAhr7LAS IukR Of Perth Amboy 70
Mss CAIhARSE NApl4 Won HON, Of this city.
MnlwARn--SAnH AT y rhcuse. Aunday, Oct. 90
by the Rev w. W. Newell, JOSEPH. eldest o. James
Muiward Esa Of No. Ailwatd place, r. to RuEs
N daughter Of Samuel p. Smith, asq Of sy racuse.
EyMIsG1oS- Bazaar On Monday, august is, at Elk
et@r, Levopshirc, England By Rev. Edward ball, Mr.
lKSAY r. EyEascros 70 Ms7npA, second daughter Of
Philip Beseart of this chg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERc lAL.


SATURDAY, Nov. l-6 ?. ~
The stock market is sun on the downward course
Every day appears the number of Sellers and
reduces the number buyers Every day adds TO the
quantity OF stock in the market and reduced the ability
Of holders to carry. Every day makes It eff
cub to realize aud those who sell week hence likely
10 bs gre osers than those VINO cell 10 morrow A.
the hrst board to day Illinois Central bonds fell OIL Il
cent; Panama, u; Delaware aud Hudson, Il; New York
Central Railroad, a Erie y Reading, Ia; Michigan
Central, u; Michigan Southern, tx; Panama, i; CIeve
land and Toledo, ~ Iinois Central bonds advanced -
per cent. Gaena and Chicago closed without change
Ii Crosse and Milwaukee sold 10 per rne
rise in this stock altogether rapid be perma
nent. It's . very cheap stock at ten per cent above
current rate but in Mis- gtate Of the market has
take It's chances with all the rest. II looks nov az
though every stock the list would reach much owe-
DEPTH before healthy reaction place Sellers
talk Of 50 for New York Central b for Erie 70 for Read
ing 50 for Michigan Southern 80 for Cleveland and Toe.
do, and so These the figures OF Of our
sbrewdes operators We should be surprised to ses
even much lower points.
At the second board the depression greater
than In the morning. Erie declined . per cent ReItng,
X; Michigan Southern, y; Chicago and Rock Island,
This hos been the whole Of the baest days
that we are yet out Of the woods.
The steamship Hermann fl ON this port Tor southsmp-
ton and Brementoday, carried $685. 500 90 in spece
the Lyennas for Havre 81, $780, and the Borussia for
Hamburg $4,000, making 3 to.h Shipment to-day Of
1856, 473 90.
The Assistant Treasurer reports this week a. SOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

ssrvRpAy, Nov. i, 1856.
TiorR-There was fair demand, with rome purchases
or export. The sales footed up abort 900 10 600
bills. closing at about the quotations of yeeserdsy
wheat was quite steady, ~ith salcs OF about
aotoo 30, 600 bushels, including Canadian white
at 81 81 81 90 81 10, prime white Indiana o. ~,
common Western white st u e. Chicago spring at 81 49,
red Ohio Al 81 62a 81 S. and Ia iians red ai 81 81 60
Corr-sals about 30 600 bushels at 5so ssxc. for
euund mixed, which was an advance rork-saos 900
barrels mass nj $40 SIX s2l Cotton inactive and
prices somewhat irregular, without quotsbe change
whhkcy dur, with some Gales reported a. low - s2a
aE2Lc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02
Police Intelligence.

CHANGE or BURGLARY. john R,ey, Maurice Inr ply
ano Barney Kenoe taken iato cuss,dy oy tn.
Fph.scan ward police charge of having burg ious
~ entered The dstling mouse of Mr.. Levi Chapo.n "a
k.st twenty third street, ard stealing thsrccm
Two three hancred collars worm of iewelry 40
gate The accused, rs suvposed administered Ghicrp
lo' 10 tho Inmates Of the house To A.
rnnprsA their Jutiisc Fand Eau. II tins JeieFso,
aarkti Pfce Court committed the prisoners Tor trial
aeiAull eacn OF q 100 bal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

eu'ea young for ysara aflsed With wh.is
d.schated occssonpg the sh.ect gcakosss .e wa
mudr ibe ream' = BE bes, pip scars bu, rchei
Oils icioox ihcm about monb using IN hat period
laflla r. ir ADDITION pals they Elected psslect aud
h. cure has rsaos4 permanent als for several years
car be en- and The attcsied b. whole village
AFFECTION crgED.
fepsa. lie wss burden hope had fed ,h'p enaa
on ae n fea ior deah = blessing 10 hi cnpenles
Wtt hat r. oniy hope ofegrc lay n voyase 70
ID, cause The contained s,kusss Beore ho len hs famy
~ c0hclHsta maso trial 0i branircts ptin. 10
msLcei NH one ppt incclapg Que PHI per dy q three
ef using me rns ilr nc BE- took 4 Tngc dose
rs'nig more han three or tour day during ha lime Fr-m
z. ~ i.s do.ea he bes q rscoser baore ne sea,
u n sew York oi,sn ana can b ~ errei % ard cen
iure hp aie ~ Best all BILIOUS aud aeieut PHI known
7Lefe pis t2sen ~ - purge eey v surely any
1ocs roi - a curative influence upon thus ~ hr pow
- ~ resisting pnrciac'on they cure measles small rns
u. word obj purity ~ 81 blood and
he addition. which concentration ~ heir valuable
peres IBIS makes them valuable ia curins ~ kaa.
cronc deasrs er,sp.las sa rheuIn scld heal ,h.e
rands - sah-ts See. Perhaps ha Brandrca pills arc
% diseases q The ard bones Or 'hev open and
PEI II - no ~ mos nmosi of The b ard dve
~, inf mmauors q Al knls wbrher n boses
tht nts u Other ~ the hcdy Tb.r great
ole ami chld AID insanity cured hy them. fsri
az ncans eSich have . 81 used d - apprecuaisi By
cir aone AZ chr9ur ds~ase could BE- bapished from
liz lie siaasfsh rIs es. sles. ~ - tsn aaa Ss,r
ufss ihey sh,ad - y every house They may be justly
The ~ ri Rims PTS sold . ceas per boz 9Th
y te w !, ~. % ~ cs ~ ~ ~" 30 I, ,es a
sHet ~ howtty, 81 ~ Hudson street Alsn BY = ".
GERS every where.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

MISCELLANEOUS.

NM pryrEpENCE-wrrH TOBACCO THE SALIVA
" rpecsors,ed; with toka IL swallowed actIng az
Tre veorHtins nerves, pertaining the breath Ton
~ rtv use ~ with extraordinary beneficial results. In
oil 70 ksep II fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

ygor stomach the regularity ~ axcretons and
~ the blood depends the durnon OF life phy
These three essentials Of longevity health
gained sni peipetusted BY the of uoloways pills
~ vt the manufacture No. ~ Maiden lane New York
no 2 suand London; and By all drrggss at DC,
81 G., ard 81 per box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02
Holloway Pfiis.-Lifc Prolonged.

Dyuegists Fancy Goods Exclusively Every
article sod BY drurrs except Drugs imported By xcHsRa
A co. As Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

Pure Newfoundland Cod Liver OIL, with
qunine combines remedy the tonic and streug
properties Of the Peruvian bark, and the nourshing Titles
coo hyer oil In debility, consump ion rhen ihsn
scrofua neuralgia indigestion ague, kc, I'll mach dvsel
prep araon has met with unparalleled demaad and SER g
by the eminent sicias oil This city, hanuac fed sn1
patented by aOEoE b. NIGER CO., chcms.', No 5ss
broadway.
ely cerine Paste, for the Hands AMI skln.-
white delicate hand The attribute o. hsauy And
civilization The hand sir Charles Bell N The fridge
water treatise distinguishes from the brute ?. careful
OF for In polite society index olv o. the body
but Of The mlna. 5EOR3E Il NIGER = -
Nhemlsta No. 800 br lAdMny. N. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

"a Maiden opens his choice assortment OF rs for ~
tsi Monday 81 irs At hs rooms a. above Buver,
invited To- call Everv article Is warranted AMI vii 30
old ut lair prices. No abatement VS. w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

Uloecker and Woods PoYtrasts-JessSe aud
Presidential candtdses they appear light
1s broadway Cost 70 cents, SIS i0o Vote early. A.
HULMES'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

SEQ Fur Collars Tor Gents Wear, Just re-
ceIyed a. FORD scoTTs, 40 Bro1izay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

Paper Uni sings of the Most Elegant de-
scrpnona just imported " TlOA FAVE 60, ~ Aros4.
way, opposite Rs City Ian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

Bsrnes psrt so broadway. New yors invite the
n And close buy ~ their immense
s1d American patent nenes AZ and below manufctrrers
prices ~ he dozen. package, os lol gross
Nes York, Cincinnati and San rrsncisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

Eatchslnr's Hair Dye. Wigs ard Taupccs.-
he rest in he word. Made, sold and applied At No. 30
IL. InNaN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

W0fses Sd HAT, Fall sryie.-Jss FuiGnn
sxest ee'~esa Hrosdwsy and Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

The Throat ard Lungs.-rrcasmcot by In
hilaon II medicacd vspor. aud compressed air Noca.
During The autum, and winter months DR. hUNTER and his
ssspeiste Dr MElyiILE viii receive patients Fl an A NJ
to5P ", daily. a2% Broadway.
Nrw ioEr, Oct. 90. lhs6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

Between the ALBANIAN Mountains the Adriauc lies
email Christian republic which, for four centuries and
half has kept up nccssant struggle with the rurxish
empire Hemmed in on al sides, abe has msintaae
her Independence, though she received ne,her aid no
ccun from suy Of the Christian governments OF
Europe This republic Of the mountains has boon IN
scene Of many fearful encounters with the inddcs and
while the neiehborng nations to the Turkish
yoke while Byzantium, scrvia, Bulgaria Bosnia and
Eprus became tributary provinces Of Turkey preserved
IN Independence, ard stood firm a. . break water OF
Chrstepdom. When the Christians wagcd war against
Isamsm they sought the assistance of the Monenogns
and they always hsseped respond 10 their appeal az
The history 81 Austria and the ancient republic Venice
records. But though unconquared they we're not un.
scathed for little by little they lost portion OF their
Inheritance ard In 1s1s the entire coast OF Cataro
the Adratc, WHICH they had purchased by lavish en-
pepdture Of blood. taken from them by the Con.
eress Of Vienna aud aojudged 10 Austria Toe Monte
negYns Withdrew 10 their mountains, sbandonips the
coast 70 that nation and s thus without the
OF the Mediterranean their .anguished
and even their Internal improvements were Suddenly
checked Thoroughly aware Of the necessity f possess
ing Tree port the ruhr Of Montenegro has addressed
rove 10 European Posevs requesting the 10 ruarau
Voc 70 the republic the port Of Anvar and an es,es
Of thetr limits towards the froutiers OF Albania ana
Herzegovina There Ia not much probability hosever
mat the governments Of Europe VIII interest shemseIyes
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me n. tf their stock.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
A Slanaer on the IlIusirious Dead.

The Know Nothing candidate for Vice Presi-
dent is reported, to have stated, in public
speech, that tbe Cid Hero, whose name he un-
wofthily bears, IL he were now living, would
give aid and countenance to the dark lantern
party and, taking their cue from The wicked
SANDER, The whole tribe OF Know Nothing edl-
tors are busilY engaged in this work of drfama-
ton Of the glorious old Patriot.
We hardly supposed, that these Know Moth
ings would have dared to ailudefo'thr illlustrl-
Gus Jackson. They ought TO have been struck
dunb at the Henton OF his name. jackson.
whos,, father and mother were both Irish !;
whose two brothers were born on The other side
Of the ocean, and when but beardless boys, fell
fighting in defence of their adopted county
Jackson, who, like all brave and honest men.
hated oppression and tyranny in every shape
ne sanctlonuga policy which would degrade
his fellow-men on account OF their religion or
birth--irampling upon the poor friendless im-
migrant who came hhtr, as his own father and
mother and brothers came, to seek for freedom
where alone in the wide world it could BIZ found.
Jackson Know Nothing Think OF the llon-
beartpd here; the man OF iron nerve and infleX-
ible will: who openly assumed every response
biilty ho uttered whatever he thought, and
IdTTtl IOL lO4 tEe IouSetl " lio 4Sdi'A ~
being but his God-thnk ui him stalking like
guilty thing towards some secret haunt al the
dead hour OF night with dark lantern in his
band tnrtively gIancing round on every side
10 see that be was not detected, and then, With
hurried hand lifting the latch and entering "a
mong crowd Of men, each hound Ike bandit
under oath, not to betray bis neighbor Let
US picture to ourselves this ilustrious man stand
ing in toe centre OF a group with one hand on
the Bible and the other on his breast, while
Sosur Buntiiue bids him swear, that he will
obey their beheSt sin all things political or So
cial' under toe penalty OF having bis name
posted and circulated Gas Purjuer and traitor
to God and his country, as being unht to be
employed, entrusted, countenanced, or support
ed IN any business transaction, as person total
~ unworthy The confidence of all good men,
and as one-at whom the finger Of scorn should
ever be pointed" Bold indeed would be the
man who dared to make such proposition TO
Old Hickory, if be were now living; and he
would probably fud considerable difficulty III
etiecting an insurance on his ears after having
announced his intention TO do so.-Laacayter
Hltsfiigencer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
ayuue.
D / ( D

On Sabbath morning, the 18th Instant at
SrANc's Mills, in Blair county, after iager-
ing illness, Miss EuuA +. SrANG, aged 90 years,
s mos. and days.
The deceased was a member Of the Lutheran
Church, and, at the close of her earthly pilgrim
age, was enabled to look back upon life of -x-
emplary pety. Her sufrrings, though long
and severe, were borne with patient resignation
and child-Iike confidence in "Him who doth all
things well ~
Thus lived-thus died she; never more on her
Shall sorrow light. She was not born
Through years or moons the inner weight to bear,
Winch o der hearts endure till they laid
BY age in earthi''
On Saturday, the 9th of January, at the res
idrHee Of Simon S. Stuckey, in Knox County,
| H., CATnAEINE, second daughter OF Hugh E..
and Ann kinton, Of Bedford county, Pa, aged
years.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
Presidential F9enpas.

LOUISIANA TcE BUcuAyAN.-A telegraphic
dispatch fro,a New Orleans 10 Washington, an
nounccs that Mr.. Buchanan has carrirdthe State
Mr.. Saule heading the Delegation to the Gin
cinnati Convention.
The Democracy Of Pike county, Missouri, at
their meeting on the 81 INST, for the purpose Of
appointing delegates to their State Convention
on the 81 Monday in April, unanimously adop-
ted the following resolutions:
Resolved, That whilst the Democratic party
can point 10 many statesmen IN It's ranks pndow-
ed with talents, which would adorn the Presi-
Dental Office, We believe that its success, and
the best interests Of the country will be most
surely promoted, hy coDfegriag the nomination
for the Office OF President. on citizen OF one
of the great Middle States OF the Jnjon-a
Statesman long tried, ard fully tested, ake dis
tinguished ia C25iaet Council and Senate Cham
brr--rvrr ready and able to defend and matt
tam the digaity Of his country, aud the right OF
her citizens, whether al the courts Of Kings or
IN the councils of the American Statesman
James Buchanan of PENNSYLVANIA.
Resolved, That our representatives in the APP
preaching State ConveRtion be and they are
hereby requested to pursue such line Of action.
as will tend 10 secure the nomination of that
distinguished Statesman.
The increased vote 1t Chicago over that o.
1885. was 2,9I2.
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IS HEREBY GIVEN

That the Board of Directors Of the above Com
pany have this day levied an assessment Of five
per cent. on all premnm notes b"longng to iaa
company and in force on the 9th day Of Frhr-
ary, A. d. 1896, except on original applications
approved from November 30. 1852, till said 9Th
day Of February. on which there is aS<-sSi
three per cent, and on all premium notes exp
ring between said dates land not renewed lhfrr
per crnt. And the mrmhers of this COMPANY
are hereby required to pay their several amounts
50 assessed 70 the Treasurer Or authorized rrcr'-
yer Of this Board. within thirty days Of t5e
publication Of this notice.
Test, JOHN +. GREEN, Src'y.
March 2S, 1858.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber having disposed of his 'o''-
stock OF goods TO Mr.. Jon SnoEuAkEG, or-'
leave 10 return his sincere thanks to The p''I'
for the generous patronage conferred upon ''l' u,
whilst in buSiness--and takes great PIras'Ie ii
recommending Mr. Shoemaker TO the k'na r.
CARDS Of the former patrons Of the SioIr' AZ
a young gentleman every way worthy 9l '"'"
support and friendship. He will renew h, >"IH
in few weeks when he will speak TOR hlnsr'''
ELIAS FISHER.
March 81, 1856.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Ad-
minlStralion have been granted to the subscribers
on the Estate Of Bernard Means, late Of Mon
roe Township, Bedford County, deceased All
persons having claims on said Estate are notified
TO present them duly authenticated tr s''iig-
ment, and those indrbtrd ale requested to MAKE
immrjiate payment.
RACHEL MEANS,
HORATIO J. MEANS,
March 2S, 1856" Adm'n
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28
NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO the estate ol NI''I"'l'
Miller, late of Cumberland Valley lo""S''t'
Bedford County, deceased, are requested 10 nl'~
immediate paymenl-and those having '''.
against said estate will present iarm Pfoi'?
authenticated for settlement.
lanes CESSNA,
SAMUEL WHIP,
administrators
March Of 1886
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-28

List OF paNptrs admIlted, discharged, died,
sc. dursng each month, and the number re-
naming at the end of each month, also the ave-
rage number supported in the house, during the
year, together with the number of outdoor pau
pers supported and buried by the institution
from the LIST day of April, 1858, to the first Of
January 1856