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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21

APPROVAL OF MR. BRooKs.-The Columbia
South Carolinian states that on the reception
of the news Of Mr.. Brooks chastisement Of
Mr.. Sumner, most enthusiastic meeting was
convened in the town of Newberry, and resolu-
tons passed complimentary TO Mr.. Brooks
The meeting voted him gold-headed cane.
In Columbia, a handsome sum had been sub
scrlbed fcr the purpose representing Mr.. Brooks
with silver goblet, pitcher and stick. The
Carolinian says:
Meetings of approval and sanction will be
held, not only in Ms. Brooks district, but
throughout the State at large, and general
and hearty response Of approval will re-echo
the words We'll done, from Washington TO
the Rio Grande.''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21

TEXAS WEs1BRN RAILROAD CoMPANY.-Col
A. Gray, the engineer of this company, who
made the survey TO San Diego some two years
since, rom Fort Chadbourne, passed through
our city on Sunday last, on his return to Wash
ington. His present operations Gust conclu-
ded) have been to fix the attitudes of 80 on
the Trinity and Brazos, and correcting his for
mer work between Fort Cha1bouTne and the
eastern border Of the State 10 the direction Of
Shreveport, La, with harometrical and other
instrumental observations, necessary 10 Gem
plete and accurate profile Of the rouie.-A7S.
Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21

FiEE AZ B,ToN RWgr The imm,uso cotton
aud woollsn factory at llo Psni'oEtiaTy at Baton
Rouge, Ia. was entirely consumed By fra on the
"A met. loss al0ai s2on,OOo,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21

Il Hon. r, c. Nchlcti, of Grimc' county,
has resigned his seat in the House of RcpreScn'
ntlvcs, of Texas, on account of i'll health, and
Hon. D'C, Dickson is a candidate to fill the va
canrv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21

- The Houston Telegraph coutmdieIsa rumor
which had obtained currency, that the yellow fo'
was prevailing at that place, The Ts'fgraPh
says hat from present Indications the city will
he entirely free from the seourso tins season but
that lit does como, il will let the people know
the fact al once,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21

~ Tie Galyeston City Council have appro'
rrlalcd 500 towards celebrating the i'h ofJuly,
By the way, ave eur citizens going to let tho day
mss without any demonstration at all
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21

- \ large and enthusiastic meeting was held
at llausto2 recently, the object Of which was to
raise cmisrants aud means for the Niearasnan
government Resolutions We're passed aymp'
thizing with Gen. Walkers government, and II
committee appointed to solic, contribution in
money, materials AMI equipments, and also gene
rally to Gii IN fitting out cmigan,s,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21

i new paper has been started at Richmond
Fort bend county, called the reporter, II sue
cocis the san, aud Is published by Wm +. Fer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21

For Assessor and Collector of Texas
We are authorized announce THOMAS G. W1LLIAMsas a
candidate reelection the Office Of Assessor and Collector
of taxes Of Dallas county the ection in August next.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04

% -AaALGAMAT1oN The old Federal par
ty met in Harrisburg last week and made a
mongrel nomination for State officers, about
which we will speak hereafter. ltho appointed
Mr.. JoRDAN delegaipa We heard OF no meet
ing having been held far this purpose Did
he appoint himself, and was the other amaga-
matianists appointed in the same way! Who
dtputed blr. Austin as the Senatorial delegate!
Was il tbr people or a midnight Lodge? We
heard of no conference.
The resolutions are i compound of abolition
ism, nonsense, and nothing Not the slightest
reference is made TO Fillmore and Donelson, the
SLAVERY Ticket, although they are nominees Of
the Know Nothing National Convention Had
any one dared to have made move 10 endorse
these nominations, the motley crowd would
have brokeu-up in regular built Gght. The
Daily .Seacs considers it wise that if+y drapped
that subject. Not word is saidAin the rrsolH-
tons about The Pope not one word about the
confessional not one word about monaSteries or
nunnerirs not one word about the odious natu-
ralzalion laws not the slightest alluSion TO the
American eagle; not the least intmation that
'sAmerieans must rule America"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04
The Eesglt Gf Tie late Spring Election in
TgEETgF'eers I'D C,SeC5 gTY.

r. W,. have Only room, this wepk, 10 assure
eur readers that the Democracy had clear ma
iority Of at least thirty votes in the Comfy Of
Bedford at The Spring election which took
place on last Friday week, notwithstanding The
Know Nothiags made eSertions not surpassed
by then even at Presidential election, whilst
The Democrats had made but little preparation,
and that only f-w days prior to the election.
Mr.. CESSNA has made calculation to prove this
statement which we viii publish next week,
and which must satisfy all who examine it Of its
truth. FalSetiood and detFacton are the only
weapons employed BY the midnight order and
The people cannot believe a word uttered by
their leaders either in reference to men or to
measures. When il is known that they have
claimed from 800 70 1000 majority in this
county. the people be able 10 appreciate the
handsome verdict thus rendered againt them BY
the honest yeomanTy ol tn" cnuntv. The
change 10 favor Of th~ Democracy in Middl,
Woodberrv is overwhelming. No reasonable
man now doubts that we win carry Brdf,rd
county by largely increased majority at the
General Election
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04
NOTICE 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 premium notes belonging to the
company and in force on The 9th day Of FehFu-
ary, A. d. 1886, except on original applications
approved from November 90. 1888, till said 9th
day Of February, on which there is assessed
three per cent, and on all premium notes pzPi-
ring between said dates land not renewed three
per cent, And the members Of this company
are hereby required 10 pay their several amounts
50 assessed 10 the Treasurer or Authorized recei-
YER OF this Board, within thirty days Of the
publication Of this notice
Test, JOHN T. GREEN, Sec'y.
March %, 1855.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04
rg a R EsHEg I'd:

On Tuesday, the 25tb, at the residenc" Of
John Black, Esq, by the Rev. F. Benedict,
Mr.. B. +. WrLLrAns and Miss Eliza BLACK.
In Marlinsburg, on Thursday, the goth ul.,
by the Rev.J. Heller, Mr.. DAvrp O. SnoEaA-
KEE Of Bedford county, Pa, TO Miss Sarah
RHoADEs of Blair county, Pa.
On The 23d nit, at the house Of James Har-
den in Londonderry Township, by d. B. Trout
man, Esq, Mr.. Evan LocspoN TO Miss ELLEN
BrEKET, both Of Allegany County, Md
At Bloody Run, on Thursday the 9th ult.
by Rev. VIM. B. Bachtel, Mr. Henry SMITH
and Miss HENRIETTA GrNr, both of Friends
Cove, Bedford co.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Bedford, Pa,
March 3lSt, 1885, Persons calling for letters in this
list viii please say they are advertised.
Anderson Sarah, Adams joseph Bowen W. or
John, B'Xle George. Blackburn L. A, Beaver Sophia
Miss, Burd Mrs, Bowpaul Alexander, Coup Jacob
Dr., Cumming Dr., Compiler Is. Ann Mrs, Davis
Nelson, Dfagden Eliza, colored Dull Ellen Mrs,
Dobson James r., Feather Jane, Frost Amanda Miss,
Gray W., Griffith f., Griffith Jesse, Horne Lewis,
Heisel W, Helsel j.. Haggerty Fl. W., Hamer Ja-
cob, kegg Esther Miss, Lader Emily Miss, Miller
John W., Norris David j., AfcCleery A., MaKen W.,
Mathesir Nicholas, Mccoy John, Miller Samne,
ManspesKer Ruth Miss, Nycum Simon, Reamer Jas,
Roles John, Smith William Henry, Sherry Solomon
steyer o., Smouse A. j.. shatier Eliza j., Thompson
Sarah Miss, Vancleaver W. WiricK Va. Wilson Re-
becca, MILESTONE David.
MRS AGNES SAUPP,
April l, 1876. Post Mistress.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04
HgFIEGt SALE
or VALUABLE REAL EsTA'


BT virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
of Bedford County, tbe undersigned, Admins
is'rator Of the Estate Of Elias s. Hook, decd,
will sell at public vendne oHtcry, upon the
premises. on SATURDAY THE 26th DAY
CT APRIL, all that tract or piece Of Land stu
ate in Cumberland Valley Township, in the
county aforesaid, late the property of said f. s
Hook, deed, and now in the occupancy Of his
family: containing ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES and Twenty-Five per-
ches, more Or less. This property is favorably
,ooated, with a dwelling house and stable there
on erected.
SALE to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of
said DAY, when due attendance Will be gwen,
ana the terms made known by
GEO. II. SPANG,
April i. 1886. Admir-.
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ROAD LETTING.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Proposals will be received by the Managers of the
Hope'ye and Bloody Run Turnpike and Plank Road
Company. al the House of John a. Gump. in Bloody
Run, Thursday the 9th day Of April inst, for
grading, soning and bridging 5he first miles
Of said Road IRON Hopewe in the direction Of Bloody
Run. Specifications, Plans and Proposals Will be
exhibited at said place for three days previous to
said ? lth OF April.
Blank printed proposals viii be found in the hands
OF p. Van Devander. Esq. Stonerstown. Jacob H..
Barndoilar. Bloody Run, and the Secretary in Bed
ford
b. order a. the Board
JOHN MOWER, Secretary.
April. 4.
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10 TILE pIRLIC.

The subscriber having disposed of his enlir@
stock Of goods 10 Mr.. jon SHOEMAKER, JrsS
leave 10 return his sincere thanks TO the public
for the generous patronage conferred upon him
whilst in business-and takes great pleasure IN
recommending Mr. Shoemaker to the kind re-
CARDS of the former patrons of the Store, as
young gentleman every way worthy OF their
support and friendship. He will renew his stock
in few weeks when he will speak for himself.
ELIAS FISHER.
March 81, 1856.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Ad-
mlnStration 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 for srttr-
ment, and those indebted are requested TO make
immediate payment.
RACHEL MEANS,
HORATIO J. MEANS,
March 28, 1885, Adm'rs
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. | 8 .

On the 18th Of March, in Cumberland Va
lev Township, MIR. MrcuAEL BooR, aged 50
yrars, 6 months, and II DAYS.
On Saturday morning, 22d March, Mrs. f.
LrzarEru SrECKMAN. wife OF Henry Steckman,
in her 6Sth year The deceased was regular
member of the German Reform Church. Her
sufirrngs We're long and severe, vet she horr up
under her Affections with meeknp>s and Chris
tan submission.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of Nicholas
Miller, late of Cumberland Valley Township
Bedford County, deceased, are requested 10 make
immediate payment-and those having claIIFS
against said estate will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JAMES CESSNA,
SAMUEL WHIP,
administrators,
March 81, 1862
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04

Making the average number of Pauoerz j.
fhr House Tor nInr months, IS, Of whom :"
coiored outdoor panpes, 6, making the av.r a,s
agr in all, 10. ''' aver
Funeral and other expenses were mil :,
ion: decreased Paupers in the County. VIII, co,,II
not be brought to the Poor House. Riu. U
paid for board and medical attendance for rs' s,e
prrs' who were sick in diftrent parts Of M ths
County. '''s
Eishty-three wayfaring persons were pro,
drd with board andtUdging, Of whom 81 us,.
from Germany, l3 from Ireland, . from Sco,
land, from France, . from Denmark 9 f,aa
Poland, from England and , Americans ''''
Remaining in The House. Jan. /, 1S56 oz
males, 5 females total, 40. ''
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TEE M q PIX z T 8

BALTIMORE, March 29.-Flour is frmpr,
and held at 81 -, but we hear of no saIrs.--
Wheat and Corn are dull. TIE Steamers news
has had no effect.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04

List OF Pauprrs admitted, discharged, died,
sc. during 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 lst day of April, 1855, TO the first of
January. 1856:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04
Baltimore 4aleshodist Conference.

The Baltimore Animal Conference has made the
following appointments for this district
CruEERIAN NJ DIsrRIcr.-JaHN a. Collins, P. T..
Cumberland-Samuel Keplei. Cumberland Mission
TO Colofed Peope-William L. Wilson. Pleasant
Grove--E. 6. Jamison. North Branch ana WINS
Creek-Henry Wilson. Allegheny. A. Coleman :;
TO be supplied. Westernport-J. Lloyd, J. W.
Curry. Frostburg-S. B. Dunlap, B. f. Stephens.
Schellsburg-E. Butler G. ~ Dunlap. Bedford A.
Phens, Noodberry-W. NJ. Meminger, H. HinKle.
holiday yshurg-G W. Cooper. Altoona---W Wiliord
Downs. Birning gham--J.-S. Spangler; one to be
supplied. WiiamsbD 81. Tongue. Coalnont
3. r.. Reilly. Cassve-G. 8erkstresser. ! w
Cornelius. Shirleysburg-s. Vi. CLARKE, G. /. Gray.
Tie Kaosr Nothing va Preqfaeatiai Canaiaafe
Gaor Foitiogtsn.-N While Andrew JACKSON Don
e~on editor of the Washington JIH5oa the fol-
loving editorial appeared in thai paper. Is II posi-
he that honest Know Nothiugs eau give the least
counteEauce 10 man, guilty ot such wreched ter
giversation the contrast between Demo-
crafie editor and kaoty Nofdiag candidate for the
ice Presidency!
.'luauGRArInS.-Ih Rcpablicof "Wednesday con-
tains long article immigration 10 the United
States. II poItrays IN vivid coors the rapid and
paralleied increase in the aumber OF those who
seeking our shores. The Irish emigration is so great
taa the court journal classes Il among sthr phenom
Of history" We {Andrew JACKSON Donelson,) }
gia@ his eHigratioa from The Old " Oyld.
II bl@gS 10 ms Me pLysfnoi foree "eed 10 teH the
forcst ona N 5utia our Improvements. ne hare gef,
and 1cH hare for many i0Rg years, scops 0I ya"ge
enough fer tietr iudfstTY anil enterprise But II
not intention 10 discuss this branch OF the sub
iect al the present time. The native party is
PROSTATE. aud ii will be tine enough 10 commence
the discussion when another attempt is made by the
tedeGaists 10 revive the principles OF The alien laws.
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March 81, 1867
---p
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate OF Abraham
Ressler, late of Coerain Township, BEDFORD
County, deceased, are requested to make M
mediate payment-and those having claims a.
ganst said estate will preseat them properly a"-
thenticated for settlement.
HENRY ". RESSLEK,
ErecAtor.
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POOR HOUSE ACCOUNT.

JOHN Fl. RUSH, in account with the Poor and
House Of Employment OF Bedford Ccpnty, for The
year ending JAM l. 1856. DIX.
To cash from Lingenfelter late Stew'd $50 90
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04

STATEMENT ofthe produce of the Far,
and Garden from the Isl of April, 1855. 70 ,ha
lst Of Jan, 1856.
547 bus. ears of corn, 337 bus. oats. SIN.
wheat, $50 bus potatoes, 81 tons hay. II los4.
corn fodder, 2049 lbs. pork, 1920 lbs. beef
223 lbs veal, II lbs. mutton, Il beef hides 2
calf skins, 30 lbs. lard. 264 lbs. ,allow. 33G
lbs. butter, 90 bus. apples, 90 bus. tomatoes, %
bus. beans, % bus. onions, 2 small do 2S00
heads cabbage, 90 bus brets, 3 bus. peas, bar
cucumber pickles, bar. crout, / ) bus. parsaips
s bus. carrots, $50 lbs. wool.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04

~ Attention is directed to the advertise
lnent Of Real Estate for sale by G. H. Spang,
Esq, administrator Of Elias S. Hooks Estate, in
Cumberland Valley.
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t. We desire lhe peepie to bear in mind that
Notwithstanding the many bard things said and
written about the Bedfc1d Ga2efte, its oPpo-
nens are always careiai never 20 lay any OF lis
articles before their readers. Even the Rrv.
JoHN CnANsERs, although making commrnta-
ry Of tw6columas upon a short editorial Of ours,
decline,lTto give the article upon which he COM
mented, notwithstanding We published both his
letters in full. TIE Philadelphia San copies
.foar lines Of osr reply TO Mr.. G., and drops
the subject! A speech, or even short article,
hv the Ga-etfe, always affords The enemies of
Democracy theme upon which 10 talk and
writ for mouthS--and yet they a6fct to believe
that II IS OF no account whatever
The Gazette has but siagle object in view,
viz: The promotion fruta mt correct principles.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04

An article from thr Harrisburg Eeg-
Stone, relative to- disgracelnl attack upon Au-
diior General BANKS, is unayodably crowded
oct, but will appear next week
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-04
wERFl ElEEEsT EsRGE.

We invite the especial attention OF our
reaiers 10 extracts from letter written BIZ a
u hig member Of Congress rom Missouri. on the
subject oi Know NoihiagiST', which will be found
on fae :irsi naes-alsa 10 a bold, eloquent, and
maaly lriier written hy Virginia 'Faig-bofi'
If whch abound in sentiments and arguments
whicb VII command tie admiration OF those
wilo-gead them. Let all who baye been thought
lsssiy drawn nto TIE m~shes of The dark-Iantern
order pursue the course adopted by Ar. CAEUrH-
Eas, and thus render Themselves worthy lha
name at trrenen. 1t isno disgrace TO have
ioined the order, believing it 10 have been bniIf
upon an homes: foundation. Disgrace will
only adhere 70 those who refuse 10 leave II, af-
ter having been fully convinced OF It's iniamy,
as 81 rational men now are. The oafh amounts
"a nothing. It Is not binding in law. One Of
tie Grand High Priests Of Know Nothnsism,
at the late election, charged yoans gentleman
who lpE the ordcr in DISCUS, With having taken
faisa oath, tut the law could not take hold
oi the siaudsFer who made the charge, because
the oath is not legally binding on any one.
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STATEMENT of the Poor Hous- Mill from
the lst daq Of April, 1859, untl the Isl day of
Jan, 1896.
TO amount Of toll grain brought in by the
I'll n. mr. 1nnntl,l,. r.t,,rrc
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Live stock on the lst of January, 1856:
2 work horses, . mich COWS, Durham bull
48 sheep, brood sow, . shoats.
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We the undersigned, Auditors Of Beford County,
dacertify that have examined the foregoing ac-
crnt OF John II. Rush, Treasurer OF the Poor and
House of Employment of Bedford County, and find
TIE same to be correct and true above stated
Witness our hands and seals the 9th day Of ia
nlary 1856.
Balance due Treasurer. 81 i}
Holm a CT 1n-T
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IL AEter next week orr columns will con-
tain tbeif usual variety.
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Amount of notes, judgments, &c. due the
Poor and House of Employment OF Bed. CO. 1913 so
JOHN II. RUSH, Treasurer.
Statement and Report off w LINGENFEL-
TER, ESQ. Steward of the Poor and House Of
Employment of Bedford county from the lSt
of January, 1855 TO the first day Of April,
1855. DR.
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Feed for Stack.-l5 tons hay, 8 tons straw
3 loads corn fiddler.
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Vegetables, Provisions, &c.-2S0 bus po,a-
toes, i bus. beets, 10 bus. onions, 200 heads
cabbage, bar. crout, 4 bar. pickles, 1000 lbs
pork, 800 lbs. beef, 400 lbs lard, 2t0 lbs laIow.
bar. vinegar.
ARTICLES manufactured by Matron in The
Poor aud House Of Employment, from the Isl
Of April. 1889, 10 the lst of Jan, 1886.
90 shirts, % prs. pillow cases, II sheets, 10
round jackets, % prs. pants, % dresses for wo-
men, 9 do. for children, ) chaf ticks, feather
tick, 6 stand covers, . coats, IS chimmies. 9
sacks for women, % aprons, - night caps. 4
vests, 9 towels, 2 undershirts, linsey blank
cts, 3 shrouds, i6 handktrchiefS, undersbnts.
~ prs. mems socks, ID prs. Stockings, + prs.
drawers, bolster ticks, comforts, bar.
soapS20 lbs hard do.
Atspunt Of produce sc. sold to sundry per-
soFisfor cash and on account
78 bus. corn, g. bus. oats, 957 lbs Beef
WE, the undersigned, Directors of the Poor
and House of Employment Of Bedford County,
do certify, that We have examined the annexed
account, statement and report of VIM. F. Moor
head, Stew ard Of said Poor and House of En-
ployment, from the lst of. April, 1855, until
the lst Of Jan, 1886, and find the same to be
Witness our hands and seals, this Isl Of jan,
A. D., 1856.
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AND Report of WIN. F.
MOOREHEAD, Steward Of the Poor and
House of Employment of Bedford County,
from the Isl day Of April, 1883, TO the Isl
day of Jan 1856
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OFFICE c. '. NJ. p. Co.,
Feb. 2S, 1886.
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BdIance uue reasurPr. 81 u
JOHN ALSTADT, f.. 81
DANIEL BARLEY, f.. 81
GEO. W. SMITH, f.. 81
ATTEST:
THoMAs r. GETTYs, Cieyk.
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JOHN CORLEY,
&. d. TROUT,
G. d. SHUCK,

Attest, Directors.
TnoNAs R. GErTYs, Jr., Clerk.
March 81, 1856.
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CT.
BY amount expended for the use of The Poor
and Honse of Employment, from the lst of
Anril ISA5 nntil lh.. Isl of Ian 1886