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THE CHEAPEST and BEST PAPER
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conference.-the p. -: .,,, ,S'sH.
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FOR FOUR CENTS. Try copy.
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without ,t.r h the sim HAIR RESTORATIVE srees the
k,ir 20 rrov ard els sry har so Gos-y and silky
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IL Ph.k.p very ss.s ..-se. sIyr... as r.a,sIs %
De .icr, pp.s Of bis eOscsfar-s a. have e-ea
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vho REQUIRE is b>nsfts and b Oil he RECIPE ,srss
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fu csrscuas a. 20 BE ecrnpoondoc and ssen In
sfd.x 20 ssye nus- los he requires applicant -
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"a Al. -. 10 b. p- toward the expt Of th1 sfve
rslr IAsr-.s DR. JANIS Jersey City Pos OHcs a. j.
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T. MAZE MosET. -Resetgt enSrseiHs vsl1ss!e iaforns
-. tor he useful srtces III Which there
coz ar AID .pi cm the sss Of sheh tSss can b ~
e se prUets derived sbsbs hAVs the lees sesesy
Srts1e Ia !s~ yosfa Aey
ing AID postage 70 the ssbscrbes eaa 90
tain receipt Together vi'h ettsf Of sives hoia ~ as
ks valuable hsy0n6 eseasion conn1pc.
/, s;ha,rLssa lsSrs>s d LORENZO, Bostoe, Mo.
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q IL n - ~ -
THE CRIME AGAINST KANSAS
and eresspf have been the CAFE Sr good edi
to- IN ,rsSsbe tyre Of ills mastery speech OF ne e.
(rsior that lave issued handsome Izso
I'm S.f, order, from the trade desired We issue two
In stxe !. tollo S.: edition fine pspes ooaa
Nth a. .ibe git edge, pee so cents ga
tion taper l5e,nia both edit0ts contain oesn's H"
pTh" sGrIDON BLAKEaAN Co, No. ll5 Nssssu-s,
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Menu pnblirations.
M ORKS On W A z r C y r E.

TNHE TRAVELLERS DEPOT for MAPS,
Il GUIDE BOOKS, ke., 10 .. RANNEY'S, No. 1876 Broad
way, corner Of Dey.st
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Special Notifies.

FreRiont-Frem0nt.-Tbe s1b.crib4rs have i1s. ism.a
and copyrighted large, spirited Wood Engraving of
COL FReMONT ON HORSEBACK
Crossing the Rocky Mountains tn, Print 1874
inches, and IL II ju,t the thing fora
CAMPAIGN ri 3rURE,
Large hole and attractive Price u, cents BY single c,pv nv
the Ito, ga
PRINTERS and others out Of the city desirips
STEREOTYPE CASTS
Will be supplied, and the price stated application
sr'emsn copies Of the Engraving will be the rocep:
Of I've postsro stamps.
AIso, splcIdd Engrsvipss of JANIS BUCHANAN on the
teIms BAKER GOODWIN, Printers,
ibure Rn
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qusiSsi Il r,sh Physician 70 Sssfo.s ~ 1870, -
zone md Of kecsc.- Ea DO, neat es.., rL,a Dras
ess capacity bot BE- eopsid--s be e. e ~ - -,
n usful Tie Prs.cIbnx ard Presene ioo " -. - =
rion Nc objection sny location Aaafe' - ''''
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ITO BLACKSMtTHS.- young man OF steady
i habit. vAe bs v,d four y..n q =: . 80 ss s
~ No. vk.rs h eoald ess'oe $1,000 NOD
c.i :, 80 NptsTIY E NJ y - ~. . - Ssssssss~
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TEACHER WANTED.-A sentemsn resaDs
out sf the city sesres 20 enpoy e.. -, Al
G,ueusn 70 take .se Of The e-uosnSn ns ~
srrs 2 Me- ] oIk Post. OGee. peI 20 s..''
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INFORMATION wANTED-Of MICHAEL

~ I. 9TH Of JsrS- grows ecapessd ef aseat
toe ~ .sr.s tie of the uost s.sy ard naSn
.rcvth a directly Oh the s.nh Of the uiccr ks Nevafk
ssy Pic e,h~r psrres em Ns~sosh By eaartefnA
esu bcss e. reach this s.rdd rural paradise rss.ins
rcute Bergen Point thereby hAvit eot vss Of SsafAn
and Ire ,urrundns eopnpy The water being shos N
he snd P.yuin rcos, CAotan Cfias ear
ry sh.ut .gh,y vl Ne reAar cSavsy par
hofe For sppsy TO Caps HARMS, r~
rrs tor.
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FLOUR and FEED BUSlNt IS for SALE.

GREAT OPPORTUNITY for INVESTMENT
" g. go superior FARMTsG LANDS In enc irsct
ohei .Ld "a, 500 VA another, la nn"Os
well wntrsd sid tin bered IN the vcsity Of "a lroa
Abo IS seres reh PRAIRIE LANDS Contra lows vi
Mil privileges ana Lear railroad aud several mOSovad
FARMS soSd markets, for sale yery low ntrJs tor
each Teims sde application 70 " ". BUSTED,
No IS Tripty Building. No. III Broadway, New Yort.
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NEW STORE, NEW FIRM, AND NEW G0oDq
lEINSLING & BRIDEHlV

WOD LID respectfully Iaiorm their friend 81
the public in general, that they are now rsr' ,''
wing all the latest St yles Of Ladies and Gs,,,I
mems DRESS GOODS, among which Win 4,
found black and fancy Silks, Cashinprps Al,.
cas-, Mousin de LANES, fancy prints tron = g.
up; Muslin, beachrd and unbleached from, e.
mp, all widlhs-Super Cloths, and black All ,lT
fancy Cassimerps, Twerds, CassineuS, Issas
Vrstings, Bonnets, Hats and Caps. Boots ,nI
Shoes in great variety and siyle-also Groca.'
les, Queensware, Hardware, Broous. Baclet,
Tools, &c.-alSo, Tobacco, Drugs, Oils. Paint,
and Farnlsh, together with every variety or A.,
ticles usually found in stores. And as ON.
Goods are all new, and have been selected with
great care IN the eastern cities, we hone h,
strict attention TO business and desire :,
plraSe 10 merit and receive liberal share ot ia
public patronage to prove that We ars
selling cheaper ttnn the cheapest, all we ask Is
call. We consider ii no trouble to show Goods
and, as il will cost you nothing TO make an pv-
animation, you viii stand in yonr own !iob, f
YOU do not call and examine our stock. Cur
motto, "Down with high prices, quick SALES
and short profits" will, We hope meet with
general favor. Country produce received for
Goods, and the highest prices allowed.
St. ClairsvIlr, April IL, l856-3t.
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SNERIFp'S SALES.

By Virtue OF snndry writS OF Fl. Fas. 'o ne
directed, there will b. sold at The Conrt toa,,,
in The Borough Of Bedford, on SATURDAY, The 81
day Of May, 1886, at II o'clock, A. NJ tie
following described Real Estate. 10 wit
One Tract of Land containing ) acres, more
less. all CLEARED and under fence, adjoining
lands Of DR. Peter Shornberger, h"irs Of David
DanirlS, and others, situate in Middle Wood
berry Township, Bedford County. and taken in
Execution as the property Of Pollard McCoF-
mick.
Also one Tract of Land containing 30 acres,
more or less, about % of which is cIrared anil
unarr fence, with a story and half log hoasr
and log stable with thrrShing floor attached
thereon erected, adjoining lands of John Cook,
Jonathan HYDE, and others, situate IN Harrison
Township, Bedford County, and taken in Exc
culion as the Property of Henry unrbaush
Also all of Dsf1ndant'S Interest in and to 4
tract OF Land containing l0+ acres more or
less, about 80 acres cleared and under i1ncf,
with a two story log house and double iog Barn
thereon erected, adjoining lands OF joseph
Fisher, Richard Knouff, and Others, situate ia
Juniatta Township, Bedford County. and taken
in Extcui,n as the Property Of Henry I"-
baugh.
Aiso all Defendants Isaac R~igbard'S hN m
tprtSt in and to tract Of Land containing -
acres, more or less, about 90 acres CLEARED ana
under fence, with two story tramr honsr wan
kitchen attached and log Stable thereon rr1c'r''
adjoining Lands OF Jacob FrltrT, John Ka't-
ey and others, situate in Bedford Township
Bedford County and taken 10 Execution as '"'
Property of Isaac Reighald.
AlSo all Defendants Interest in and to a f''',
Of Land containing acres. more or fr>'' '''
cleared and under fence, with two story ~
house and log stable thereon erected, a2oi'"S
Lands Of Jacob Acker, Samnrl BeTkh'm1r' s'J
Others, Situate in St Clair Township, Br'''''
County, and taken in Execution at ihe Ffos'i-
~ of Jeremiah EIsrode and Samuel Ekro'e'
Also one Tract of Land containing }+o acre,
more or less, abont 90 acres cleared and uh"[,
fence, with two story log house, one 'aof,
house, double log Barn, Blacksmith s0oP' ".S
Saw Mill thereon erected, also an aPPIe o'e,I,,
thereon, adjoining Lands OF Leonard May, 3ns. 'ur
L Hill, and others, Situate in JnnIalia low"
ship, Bedford County, and taken m ESe''''''
as the Property Of Grorer Troniman' "a
HUGH MOORE, Shena
April II, 1856.
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NEW STORE.

Mrs AGNIS SAUPP would announce to
her friends and The public that she has opened
Dry Goods Store in the room occupied as the
Post Office, where she has just received and
opened handsome assortment of new style
Spring and Summer goods, embracing in part
Black and Fancy Silks, French and Flounced
Lawns, Of all prices, Shallrs and Braz= D.
lans, Curtain Dlapery, Of aII prices, Wool De-
Lains, OF all Colors. Cambrick aud Swiss MUS
linS, Buttons, Braids, Cords, EdgingS, and In
srrtings, Ladies and Misses Shoes, together
with littI" Of almost everything 10 be found in
Dry Goods Stores.
She has also on hand, large and well sp-
lccted assortment of HARDWARE, which
will b. sold low, in order 10 close out this branch
OF business. She hopes to receive liberal
share of the patronage Of a generous public.
Purchasers will please call and examine for
themselves.
April IL, 1856.
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E.ate from Europe.
Birth Of French Priacs-Peace riyfuoYy
Coaci0dsi-- Particulars Of the hperim
Eirih IN France.

CoaciHdsi-- Particulars Of the Iaperid
Birth IN Fraace.
SAxoy HOOK, A priI % o'clock.-The
steamer Atantic, with Liverpool DATES 10 tire
18Th uif., has passed here.
The Empress Eugene has given birth to a
son.
no news has been received Of tie missing
steamer Pacific.
There Is nothing of interest in relation 10
American afans.
IsEcoND DESPATCH.
NEw YoRK, April 2--Ihe steamer Allan
tic, Capt. Eldridge, reached her berth about
noon. She sailed from Liverpool at half past ] /
O'Clock, on The mornDg Of the 18th ull., and
brings % passengers.
The Atlantic passed on the 22d ult, in lat
titude 80 %, longitude %, steamer supposed
to be the America, bound to Liverpool.
The asia arrived out 90 the morning of the
18th ult
The Empress Eugene has given birth to The
anXiously expected King Of Algeria. The
Bulletin Published in Paris Oh Tuesday stated
that the Empress and her son were doing well.
AdvIces from Africa 10 the 25th February,
state that the Coast was healthy, but business
continued doll
There had bren disturbances on the Cape
Coast in which 80 natives bad been killed and
100 woupayd.
F&hHcG.
The Empress Eusrnie has given birth 10 a
Prince, who, as we'll his mother, is doing
well. The event created the utmost cnthusi-
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April II, 1886.
Bedford Hall Association.

An election viii be held al the Hall Of ''1he
Bedford Hall association of The Borough and
County Of Bedford" on Monday the 9TH day
of MAY next, between the hours Of and o.
clock p. NJ, TO elect FIVE Trustees 10 manage
and conduct the affairs and business of said as
sociation, for the ensuing year, agreeably to The
charter Of said association. BY order of the
Board of Trustees.
April II, 1856.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

al persons Interested either heirs, creditors or
Otherwise, hereby notified that The following
named persons have iled their accounts 10 ih, Reg
iseF's Office, and that they will be presented 10 he
Orphans Court OF Bedford County on Friday he 9TH
day OF May next, for Coniirn,atiou, at which time
aud place they may attend if they iha.k proper
fhe account of O f. Shannon E-q Guardian OF John
3lankey's minor children.
The of John Cessna Esq Guardian oil Dan'l
w Blackburn decd.
The account OF Jesse Blackburn, Guardian OF Jesse
Rnwser dec ii.
The account of los Mcdaniel admir- ol Daniel
MansPeaker late Of East Providence township dec d.
The account OF Sam'l |. Russell Esq Exec o the
last Will &c OF Solomon Filler late OF Bedford Borough
deed.
The account Of Geo W Williams adln'r of Andrew
Miller decd who adni'r of Jacob Miller late Of
Harrison township deed.
The account Of George w Williams admir- of An
drew Miller who was guardian o Ann studehaker
The account of John Montgomery admr OF Jona-
than Bailey late OF Bethel township dec d.
The second account Of Job Mann Esq adm'r OF Jo
seph Morrison late ofthe city OF ST Louis dee d..
The account of John Mower and , Wisesarver
Esqs E&pc'rs OF the last " III &c of John Nisegarver
late of ST. Clair township decd
The account of Hiram Lentz of the ain,'r> of
Henry Duffy late Of the Borough of Bedford decd.
The account of Conrad Hardnger Guardian Of
George Houck's minor children.
The final account OF Gro w Williams Exec Of
the last Will &c OF John Williams late OF Napier
towt ship deed,
The account of Geo " Figard acting Exec'r Of the
la>r VIII &c OF James Figard late OF Broadiop town
ship decd.
The account of John Dickey admir- Of Sam'l l.
Tobias late of Middle Woodberfy township decd.
The account of Wm Fl BooF admir- of Nicholas
Boor late Of Cumberland Valley township dec d.
The account of Joseph Dull Esq admir- Of Joseph
Nedro late of Juniata township deed
The account OF Jacob koons admir- Of David koons
late of Napier township deed.
The account of Johu NJ Smith admir- of Sam'l Har-
bangh late Of 81 Clair township decd.
The account OF James Taylor admir- Of Mrs Mar
garei Taylor late Of Napier township deed
The account of John Mower ESQ one of The Exec rs
Of the last Will &c OF Matthew Wall late OF Bedford
Borough decd.
he account of Simon Nyrum admir- Of DR. David
NJ HUDSON late of East Providence township decd.
The account Of Benjamin Mills exec'r Of the last
Will &c. Of George Mills late OF Monroe township
decd
The account o. Benjamin Mills Exec'r Of the last
viii &c OF John Mills late Of Monroe TOWNSHIP dec d..
d. WASHABACGH, Register.
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April II, 1856
Dr.. A. ?. Yields

Offers his professional services, IN !;,' ." and
branches of Medicine, Surgery, oos'Ftf''s, ,olss-
all other branches connected WIN ,h9 ' -
sion, 10 the citizpns OF Pahonsvlfl, "oou. -; r.
HopewelI, and The surrounding commune ,';,.
and hopes, by strict attention. ana "'., IN who
Cess in practice, to give satisfaction - r.ys - be
favor him with a call. He VIII ~ ,.,5 Of
found at his Office, one fourth Of n''IF w.
PaltoesyilIe, unless professionally e7S's'''
Patonsylllr, April II, 1896.
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SPREHG ELECTIONS.
THE RESULT IN BEDFORD COUNTY

We stated last week that fbe Democrats had
clear majority in the county oil Bedford OF al least
thirty votes made this statement from the best
information that could be obtained from the Returns
as dlrd in The office ot Prohonotary OF the County
We now proceed prove the assertion by the facts
and figures. The Know Nothings claim that they
carried the County by majority OF l27. Their
leaders boast Of This and proclaim II strenuousy IN
order as they think 10 influence the public and pre-
vent the true result from being believed. They
have made a calculation upon which they base their
-artions II l. InllnLA.
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low the calculation made by the 4 N's themselves,
Figured up by their leaders, with the corrections OF
SIX districts only out of twenty. Corrections made
from the returns, which shows the same result that
have 0iven aoove Tins.
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NE " G OODS

+ undersigned hegs leave % inGoru !.
friends and The public, that he has just rrlro a,
AT CHEAP SIDE
a general assortment OF new s.yl. snr;.
snmm+r floods. comprising great Faris,u +s 'od
Ladi-s' Dress Goods, aa,onr which ",'r,y Of
found Chalii's, Lawns, De LANES. Al. IT, oe
Madonna Cloths, Sc. &c, and great yari-, sv',, y
black aud Fancy Cassimeres, Linens and ~ ~
toaadr for Gentlemen and BOYS wear '' 0o-
BOOTS SsHoEs, HATS & BoNSErs
Irocrrie<, QuernSware, Hardware. Rrooa
Buckets, Tubs, Chuns, sc, &c. ''''O'''s'
The above stock consists Of every article u,r-
ally kept in store-all Of which win 1. e'i ~s''-
CHEAP FOR CASH, or approved nrol"e. =. '''d
Thankful for past favors. be homes h. =.
dealing and desire 10 please, to con,i9o. 'a,'
merit aud receive LIBERAL share of The nn,,;a 70
patronage. ''e
April u, 1896. G. W. RUPp
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Democratic naiorltY or

in the County, without correcting any further errors
We might 20 aud show similar errors in other
districts, on a saaer scale, bat have given suf-
lcient for our purPose--suicient TO show that the
Democrats had clear majority in the County-and
sutcient 10 shov that the assertion and declaration
of the K N's nat thy carried the Conufy four
he'd on fal>ehood ard assurance alone, and NOT upon
the &C uai iacts ,ney occurred. We noS give be-
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" office

The. paftnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, trading under the name and
firm Of SAMSON < GEruARr, in the Dry Goods
business, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted TO said firm are
requested to have their accounts settled up bv
the Isl of May The books and accounts viii
be found in the hands OF 4. ]. SAMSON until
that time
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ATTENTION. RrFLEMRM.

fon are hereby ordered to parade in winter uni
form, with plume, on Thursday, the nth inst. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. A full turn out is requested
By order Of the Captain.
April II, 1856.
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A. ]. SAMSON.
WM. GEPHART.
April /, 1886.

The undersigned will continue the business in
ihe room lately occupied by Isaac Leppel on
The corner of Julana and Pitt Streets, opposite
DR.. F. C. Reamer'S Drug and Book Store, where
be viii be happy 10 see all his friends.
A j. SANSOM
April II, 1886.
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-ftAINIITF II d VII4FT'TNI1 y -. N = =
We say here, without the fear Of successful con
tradiction that this calculation i uniair, partial, and
untrue-thar it does reflect the true political sen
tirnent as exhibited by The returns They poess o
regard the vote for Judge as the In order
10 deceive the public sy hare cicsn ne cptye iots
or Eer porfy ios Jadgr tr majority in several IN
stances We say, unhrsitatngiy, that there are eF-
enough in their buastns and Dragging ~ three
districts alone 10 change the majority which they
claim in tue County INTO actual minority. In
Fast Providence they claim lo5 majority For
Judge in that district candidate received Gs votes
and the other y votes. These they add together
and claim loj majority. The relurns show that i12
votes only we're pulc,l The Democrats poiled Of
these al least - votes Tue X. y. uaiorty ia that
district was rot one ole oscr S. Thus =:
Dem. vote -
X y. vote s.
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VI a ls RHE ID:

Al the house of John Leader, near Boody
Run, Apri! 9Th, 1886, by the Rev. w. h.
BachtelI, Mr.. David Tyler, of Blair Co. 10 Miss
NJ. Virginia Leader, of Bedford County.
Al thv Lutheran Parsonage 10 Bloody Run
by the Rev. w B. Bachtell Mr. Jacob Cham
brran to Miss Hetty Fpigbt all Of Bedford CO.
By the same Frederick Rays5urgh to Miss
Fcight of Friends Cove.
On the 9th March BY the Rev. II. Heeker-
man, Mr.. John Leonard to Miss Sarah Ann
Williams, both of Bedford.
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Trrors in three Dis,r cts

Ba, the errors Of their calculation in some OF the
other districts too palTsble to De dsregafGed.
In Londonderry they give Us 20 majority. Their
candidate for I1dge-received 81 votes. There were
two other candidates, and oue Of them received 81
and the other 81 votes, in all 7G. Democratic MAJOR
lry IS, Just twenty-five more Than they allow us.
In Colerain they claim a majority OF one vote. Geo.
James was eleried ludge-but that was on personal
considerations. Their ConStabg was beaten II, ard
the Democrats gave az average majority OF votes
10 ell their candidates. The error here is just ten
yo,es. In Bedford Township they give us major
" of one vote. The returns give average ma
jority OF Q votes, aud the error here is 6 votes.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-11

In the Court of Common Pleas for the County of
Rediord-in the matter of The Estate Of James X.
Haam.--W Whereas O. +. Shannon Assignee OF the
Estate of James K. Hallam, did. on the 7rh dav of
April 1856 file in the office Of Prothonofsry of the
Court OF Common Pleas of Bedford County, his
count OF said Estate Notice is hereby given 10 the
creditors Of said K. Haam and all Others interest
ed in said Estate, that the Hon. Judges Of said
Court have appointed Friday the 9th day Of May
next Tor the hearing of the same and for showing
why the said account ought not be allowed.
and in dsfat thereof. said account will be confirm
ed Witness The Hon. f NJ Kimmell, President of
said Court a. Bedford. the Sh of April. 1856.
d. WASHABAUGH, Proth'y.