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Nmo'wnh nANn wv noN2 $3.50 - A.
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any ever SOFA IN tns mSrASS; A',' a41t'p vSp
IT'D HOUSE hELfEF-
0pratt' Patent scIl-sealinB ,an tor preserving
Fruits and Vegetables Of all kinds in a perfectly
flavor, without tho addition OF sugar, sal, or ha''.
lhcse cans may oc used year ali.r year Inc 'li'e
lions IGr preserving iInll am ltR,Ia',', "'
pany ihe Cans. t'r saio by IL H. h'r
burlington lelf '""
A FULL A9aVbIMLNI Of the heautIui % Noi
Ell Meloiions' Manu- ictprtl ny MASON "
Harn1lln, can now he seen 40
hIoi > Music store, N'. o BANK BLOCK
LTI1UrtGU. ian. lAl lHyn ul
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-17

bic the Secretary to complete an iron edi-
fee Of the dimensions required, and desert
bed in the proposals fer the building. Bat
the Democratic Senate increased Tie appro-
priation SIC. goo, in order to secure the ac-
ceptance Of the bid for the erection Of the
edifce Of brick, thus virtually defeating a
measure for which the iron men have been
contending during the last two years: for,
that the action of the Senate involved de-
feat Of the measure will be seen, when it is
recollected that, By eon4truction Of the
acts Of Congress prevailing IN the Depart
nents, in relation 10 appropriations applf-
cable to one Of several objects, that that
one is designated, the estimate for which
corresponds, in amount, with the appropria-
ton. Thus it viii be seen, thar BY the
action Of the Democratic Senate, the iron
bid, although much the lowest was rejected,
and higher brick bid accepted.
If benefit or advantage IS to accrue to the
iron interests of the country, from the en-
ployment Of iron as building material, by
the Government, it will be only through the
agency Of the party which has advocated
protection during the last twenty years,
and which is still the only one unfolding
the barriers which have been erected to
shut out The aoo4 Of foeei gn fabrics, which,
if unrestrained, would prove a delpge Of
ruin upon the land. All those who wish 10
encourage and promote American interests,
can dave but one choice. and tlatis 3Iiliard
Fillmore, tie author Of the Tariff Of 1872.
Daily .Veles.
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LIST! LlSTI IGSTIt

EITHER Lost in SeileilsbIras s.sr an tIaf, zraE.
ffoHl Ssflefsbn-e 10 FIeasantville, on sFriday
the l9;h8of Sept. inst, q Morocco Pertinonaie,
cont lining S45,U9 In Bank noIes wit h many
valuable pSpers and Receipts. that viii be of
much service 70 me, and no Gse TO any other
persons. Their. werc one Ten dolIer bill on the
Bank Of York, Pa, and one Ten dollar bill on
the Cotnmerciai Bark OF BEDFORD State OF Mas
saekassits. WITH scgibling writing on f,e back
Of the note. the balance in S5 bills, the brnS
not recolected. There is one glass out of 4
pair Of speetacles in the port moniae. Any
persons finding the portmoniaeand handing OF.
ending-it to me, VIII receive very bansonie
reward, and NY sincere thanks in the bsrgau, as
| am needy. The least mite OF i'll gotten gain
being Of the nature of iearen, viii sour the
whoie lump, and bring down curses upon all a
man lfossesSsth. III. NRIGuT
Sept. 2esi, 1856
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Public sale of real Els;a se.

gEsIiE undersigned Executors. Of the last
4 viii aud Testament, OF John Saith
late Of Union Township, Bedford county,
deed, will sell at public saloon the premises
on Saturday the 25ti day Of October next,
the following REAL IssFAgI; late the pro-
porty Of said deed yiz.
One tract of patented land, adjoining
lands of George L. Riddle jacob Borhhi-
lner, Josiah Griffith and the widow Girls
mans heirs, cen'aining ahent eighty six
acres. The improvements are a log house
and log barn with other ont buildings, about
60 or 20 acres Of the lsh3 are cleared aud
under fence.
Said property will lie sold subjeot to a
life estate in small house aud two acres
Of the land.
Possession will be given on tie lst OF
April next, at which time the perchase
money will be paid. JOHN AXE
Terms Cash PETER SMITH
Sept. 5, 1856. Ex'ors.
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Democratic Protection Of the Eron
Interests.

The Democratic journals of this State
have latteriy set up claim TO the support
of the Iron Manufacturers, founded On the
benefits which,they alleage, have been cou-
ferred upon them by the employment Of iron
in the construction of the public works at
Washington and elsewhere. The employ
ment Of iron BY the Government as build
ing material, they assert, was introduced by
the present Democratic Administration, and
claim that it amounts to very substantial
protection, to this brauch Of American
industry.
We have heretofore taken occasion, in
referring 10 this measure, to award the cred
it of it to Mr.. Guthrie, aud Captain Bow
man, bis Chief Of Engineers. But the
credit they haze justly derived from this
measure, is due 10 them as individuals, and
is in no degree stared by the A5ministra-
ton Of Mr.. Pierce, or by the Democratic
party. This position is fully sustained by
the recent action Of Congress upon the
estimates submitted by the Secretary Of the
Treasury for tie Marine Hospital at New
Orleans. These estimates. based on formal
propositions, or bids, for the erection Of an
edifce, both Of iron ana brick, at the last
named place, we're referred 70 Congress for
an additional appropriation, which Was
necessary 10 complete the building, il the
iron bid, which was The lowest that had
been put ii, should be accepted The House
Of Representatives, boing Anti Dsmocratie,
promptly passed the appropriation, 10 ela-
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AAgsR&L KaEsg9RK 0F TEEE
ERETgg.

Francis r. Blair, Of Maryland, in a let
tsEto lis uoighbors, speaking Of tie Buck 5
head atd horns, which the buchanan men
receutiy raised atove the Ainerieaa fag,
hear his residence, gives this sketch of the
natural listory Of The aaimais-
'Ofall aninals The deer i the most tia.id
aud although he bead Of tie buck IS, at
Que season of the year, arued aith niul..
'ltoie Of points as slarp as spcars,i il never
.'9n.rQnts an cnemy that il can escape With
hging feet. Tue grand antless are the
mere enblsm Of warlike proves, and
evidence only Of that species of gallantry
That distinguishes The sag, and gives to a
class Of gentry Of our species, sihe namo OF
bucks, young or old.
The old Buck is sort Of old bachelor,
Ike lis fellow OF Tie woods, addicted to ne
mate, and whose iusigniae # horns have.
time opt Of mind, been held to characterize
BIS pursuits. Is this. an onsigo to be cxalt-
q above that cf the countfy, and chosen f
ezemplify the virtues Of one who aspires 4
'ae Chief Magis'raey II The cFownins
virtue bc attributed 10 The coronet which
distinguishes the old buck = head, and whiei
now take be place Of tho liberty cap o.
Democratic banners, ii should be remember
g thatit is virtue chat cones and goei
"%; tho seasons An old huck's horns
c'sn' 70 tad aud grow ID the spriag tine
-'F , are II the velvet in june, and through
''e sumner. This s,aoosh covering i
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notice.

TIE undersigned would respectfully an.
noGnee to the cilizeus Of Bedford and vicinity
that he viii open high school aslaa b-oa / ap'l
comprehensive basis, embracing ali the English
and Classical branches ola liberal eiucatipn.
il is desigaed to establish pertinent f,lssi-
tuition of tllefisst academic order in which mus
ic, drawing, painting and other Ornamental
branches viii he taRght also.
The school Viii opeu about the Ist Of No.
venf5er.
Course OF studies-tcrms, &c, viii he made
known hereafter.
CIV AUGHsBAGGHe
sept. &c, 1856.
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NoTreE.
II. &B. 4. r. Il. co.

IN connection With the Penn'a Rail Road
Company, are now Shipping, without delay, be-
tween HepEwxhr ard Philadelphia or Baltimore,
elyia Hantingdoa) at the following low
rates viz;
ARTICLES of lst and ID Class. Dry Goods,
and Shoes, Rags. Nails. Pork, iron, ard mer-
chandize generally at 59A62l cents per 400 lbs.
ARTICLES of Bird class. Bacon, Blooms,
Bark, Fish, Pig metal, Sc, at - cents per 100
lbs.
ARTICLES Of Ali, class. Iron, Fish, Sa1s,
Nails, &c, al 3S CTS. pcr 100 lbs.
FLOUR. 73 cents per bhl BY Car Loa3.
The above rates viii be the whole charge on
goods delivered ia Hopewea from either hifa.
or Baltimore until further notice.
Huntingdon. JAMES BOON,
Sept. 26, 1856 Sup't.
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EseGf0rd
MEEER Al. SPRINGS

TIE undersigned, Commissioners named in
az act Untitled an act to Incorporate the Bed
ford Minerai Springs Association, hereby giys
notice tiat we nave appointed Tuesday the 2sili
day Of October instant iof nceting. al tie
Bedford Hotel in the Borough ot Bedford, OF
the subscribers to saiii Association for the nsir
pose OF organizing the Association Dy the cleo
tion OF President and SIX directors to manage
the affairs ard business of the Association:
ALEX. KING, SAMUEL DAVIS.
NM. 7. SCHELL, y. p. DAJ6fIERTy,
JOB. MANN, nv. IL WATSON.
D.WASi{ABA UGH, 4 &c If0I. As LYONS,
JOHN CESSNA Commissioners.
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iKoticc.

Letters Of Administrations on tha'estato Of
Michael Putt, late Of Liberty township,
Bedford County decd, baving been granted
to the subscriber residing IN Broad Top tp.,
notice Is therefore, given % all persons in
debtod 10 said estate, ta make payment in-
mediately, and those having claims are re-
quested 10 present them properly aiitheEti-
Gated for settlement, WAI. FIG ARD.
Sent. s. 1856. Admir-,
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so, ,ooo E.AB0aEns WANTED:
1T TES CENTS 4 DiY!!


Read the following extracts from a speech
Of 6r. Buchanan, in the United States Sem
ate, ii 1910, in which he adyoeatel The re-
dactioa Of eages to the European STANDARD!
We understand the l.ocofocos, in case Mir.
Buchanan is elected, iatend 10 PIT down
tbs price Of labor 70 TN eeats a aog smme-
aianiy. Thegnolg wsas 10000 fa1orars
dt ten cents q doy 70 Try the experiment on +,
Won't some Of our hard Gsted laboring tasa
apply to Mr. Buchanan At VI Nheatland for
the situation without delay?
Here's his arguments in favor Of the re-
daciioa:
.In Germany, who're the currency IS purely
metaiic. and the cost of every thing is REDGC-
Ed to a hard money standard. piece of broad
cloth can he manufactured FOR Eilg dollars; the
manufacture OF which, In oar eoliatgX 1ro+n the
expulsion OF paper currency would e0St one
hundred dollars. Z he foreign French and
German N ,aEfletursr i:apoas this cloth Into
our country and sells L f9r . hundred. Does
not every person perceive thst the redundancy
OF our currency is equal to premium OF one
hundred per cent, IL favor oi the manufacturer.
No IartH ut pfsitSEtftssf4 tslf4eSs IL amounted
to prohibition, could eoNateFact these aivanta-
ges in fayor Of foreign manutactares. | would
to Heaven that / c0Hld arouse the attention Of
every manufacturer OF the nation 10 tiRs impor
tant subject.
.sWhat is the reason that. with ali these atl
santagas ana with the protective duties which
our laws afford to the domestic manufacture Of
cotton. we cannot obtain exclusive possession OF
The home market. aud successfully contend f51
the markets of the worlif II is simply because
We mspufactnre at the nominal prices Of our
own inflated currency, ana are compelled to sell
at the real prices of other nations. REDUCE
OUR NOMINAL TO TIE REAL STAND
ARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT The
WORLD, and you cover our country with bles
sings and benefits.
"The comparative Low PRICES OF France
and Germany have afforded such stimulous ~
their manufactures. that they are now rapidly ex-
tending themselves, and would obtain possession
in no small degree, even of The English home
market; IF 1T WERE NOT FOR THEIR
PROTECTING DUTIES. While British manu-
features are now langliishiag, those Of the
continent are Swinging into healthy and
vigorous existence
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-17

T ETTERS of Administration haying been
liz granted TO the subscriber, living ii. ST..
Clair Township, on the Estate ol Christian
Mock, late Of said Tp., decd; all persons in.
debted to said Eestate are hereby notified to
make payment Immediately, and those having
claims against the same viii present them Tlro-
perry authenticated Tor settlement.
HIRAM DAVIS,
Sept. 10, 1856. Am'i de boais non.
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MORE NnII GOODS.
TINE undersigned has just returned home from
/ the Eastern cities with large stock OF F ALL
aud WINTER Goods, and IS now exhibiting
AT CHEAP SIDE.
A general assortment ofnew style Of
WINTER GOODS.

Comprising in great variety Of Ladies' Dress
GooIs, which consists ia part o. Btack and Fan
cy Silks, ChclIys, Lar1ss, De Leinss, Ma30aad
Cloths, CobcTg Merinos, etc, etc.
a large variety of Black and Fancy Clothes,
Gassnaeres, casSinetts, Jsaness etc, etc.
Boots, Shoes, Ifats and BoHnets, Groceries, Sa-
GAS. Hoiaassa, Scraps, Sha3, Herriags and
MacIrefsl, Bacon. Quesnsware. hardware,
Brooms, buckets Looking Glassess etc.
Tie-ab0ye stock consists Of every article MS
ually kept ipstnle-.aH uf which VIII be seld,
.ciieap for casa or approved fFadslce.
Thankful for p9st i4vers he hopes hy fair
dsaiing and desire to pleas TO continue to merit
and reeeive liberal sA1re ofpnblic patronage.
G. ". RUPP.
Get. 8, 1856
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slipped Oft N October. In November, their
vitality Is blighted, and ii March, the
crown Of woatEer-beatcn antlers drop from
the old bucks brow, and be hides, droops
N N solitude, abandoned By all his fellows.
The hunters Of the Alleghanies and of our
7 frontiers viii apply this piece of natural
history, and interpret its aueury..
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a DIVIDEND of one per cent. on the capita
n stock of the Chambersburg ana Bedford
Turnpike Road Company, has been declared by
the Managers, parable on the Isl of August,
at the Office of L. L. Anderson, Esq.
G. X. MESSERSMITH, 1Teasarer
July Is. 1856.
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate.

RI eairlae Of an orderof the Orphans Court
HSot Bedford county The undersigned Admins
istfater of John Teeter late Of AolHoe Town
ship deed, VIII On Friday The gath dag of Oe-
tober next, expossat Public Sale, On tie prem
iseA, all thar certain farn and tract Of land stu
ute in tha Township % Monroe, and comfy
aiores I'D, adjoining lands of Jabez lTixon. John
u Daniel and others, containing 3e2 acres. more
or less on which are erected a two story log
aWeiing house With kitchen attached, a large
daable log bark. and other necessary Aaldines.
AboEt ISO acres ef said land are cleared aasl
fenced, including ten acres If good meadow.
and the whole IS vel watered. ara has thereoa
an excellent assortment Of all kinds of sit,ii;
and the unclearei land Is well titnbercd
TERAs-Feur Iundrcd dollars ia hand at tbe
continuation OF the sale. and the balance il,
payments 10 suit purchasers.
Sale TO c0nmepce at / sieloek, p N.
Sept. 10, 1856. .sSm,
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A GD II G ME ~
Dissolution Of Co. Partnership

FEHHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers in the Steam Saw
Mill and Lumber Business, ard all business
transacted by the firm Of Locke & snider, is
this day dissolved by mutual coneent.
The above business will be continued by
Jacob Saidcr, WHO is authorized to receive all
claims coming to said firm and also 20 pay all
debts that may be owing by said fra.
". ". LOCKE,
JACOB SNIDER.
Bloody Run, Pa, Oct. 8. 1856.
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Sept. 10. 1856.

.DTIE unders ignei having entered into part
L nership. respectfully announce TO the pub
lie generally, that they are now prepared 20 fur
nish anything in their lao At exceedingly low
rates.
sswe are now opening an elegant stock of
Hardware, Cutlery, Enuss Furnishing Goods,
Tin Japannesi, Brass, French, ami Britannia
Ware. Willow, Cedar, and Pine Wars, Nails,
Glass, Brushes, Futtv, Nc, &. a large stock
of TIE-WARE constantly On hana, of our
own manufacture. Spouting and other Wofk
done to ordcF, as usual. Sreyas of every aes.
eriptiou for wood or coal, ef which we are last
receiving some beautiful new patterns Also
Farm Implements in great variety, Warranted
Us represented the best and latest Inventions oil
the day. And, as we are every week receIfing
goods from Philadelphia, Baltimore, or flits-
burg, we will always endeavor to keep 'utt
supply Of everything in our line. or at least
! furnish any article required at q short n9tsce
| " are also prepared to furnish III kS1s et
| Leaa Pipe, Water and Pemp ffxsages as w
rates We cordially invite all TO eve N a eHils
and especially fhe Ladies, al Ase sases nearly
everything To make house keeping easy from
ne edle TO Cooking Stoges
Nm HARTLEY.
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Seyen Teachers Vented.

THE School Directors Of Harrison Town
ship, will meet at the house Of r. Y. W4nz,
on Friday the 5lst OF October, inst., at len
O'Clock, a NJ, to examine ana employ SEV-
EN TEACHERS, tofaSe charge Of the Schools
Of said District. 7. r.. Gettys, County Su-
perintenaenf. wIl he present to examine ap-
picants. The schools viii commence on the
10th OF November. and be kept open four
months. Teachers who wish TO b employed
raust appear for examination before the Board
OF URecFors.
IN0. NcFTGKER. Pres't.
w. Vert, Sec ".
Oct. 10, 1856.
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VOL. 80. NO. az.
TaRH TOR glTR

TIE nidefsigaea viii sell 1T private sale 4
tract Of lad siInata ID Miigaass Co.'s fIarri-
son Township. Bedford county, iatefv is,sthe H.
c1paney Of AfrS. Eizapesn Eaa..esE a.la fa..:iiv.
aaj2nilg isFasspf Tie widow WeFfz, Daniel
Ass ana others, and containing one hundred
AID SKY tlnec ACRES aad al.ossance. a,,e,tt
twenty five 81 which are cleared aid andSf
fence.
ne improvements are two story log dweI'-
ing house, sasaH log BAN and cthey out baiia-
lhgs- here Is also yoaag orchad of CHOICE
apple trees on the place
The terms viii be made known bv Either OF
the subscribers, who are Trustees Of Mrs. Earn
f the farm is not sold q lFieate sale before
Tie lsf-, OF November next, ii VIII be otiersei
at public Sale on thatday.
GEO. r. RIDDLE.
JAD. MOWER.
sept. Il, 1896. Trustees
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NOTICE.

AZ ANTEB IN the Bsa4crd Boronrh School
Wv District, two male, and 5FlEee female
Teachers. Teachers wanting employment
should makeintneiiates. .pplication 70 the Board
as it is Contemplated opening the Public Schools
on the lsto November, inst.
L, oT.ser Of the Board,
JN0. T.. REED, Seet'y
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loco Foeo s.s is H. ,.oaf
80 6a,s c3
~, -. 8-,,n, ~. l.,,5.,..on sse.i
on venss. ca;ns l,x,oe
he stogsd il ina C;.sseei bole
q fcW days. faw 4a,s.
y are going hoil'e.
Cho@s5;--i OF N1fs Us eess ee,
-. n, .i,,.s .,.a;-s.q r.a.,, IN,
80 -. e.n 40.
',s,.s ,'s
D"' ,gl.,s. M &. s. e..;r.r b..oc
,s.s..s,
ru 80 -
Wills. VIZ are going home.
CHoRrs:-For wefe he boys sc.
qa.- ,...5..s ~ -, 49, 49, ts.,.+.
- -
:, -
H's s'ol1 . -.s4 : ,s ss.'sss.9
-, ~ - 50
-''' '''--s - -, -.
VIE r.,g-.r ra;,,.. 1or,a
c ~ r1.,.s.. .5,. -.
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W. A NTgTsnn,

A good stout Boy, about Is years old, to leafI
II the Tanning Business. Apply Immediately
Aug. 70, 1896. 5. saUek, q Co.
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WAn TED!

AN APPRENTICE to tie pl iilting business
will be taken at this Office, If application he
made Immediately. Cne about 1e or II years o
age WI be preferred Sept. 2s.
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Oct. ., 1856 -lg.

TIE undersigned respectfully requests ssf
those indebted 10 him in any naahrey'ia nlske
payment Immediately.
oot. 5. ls56. GEO. II BIZ slIFF.
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Bedford Classical Academy

THE undersigned respectfully beg leave to
inform the citizeAs Of Bedford, that they viii
reopen the Bedford Classical Academy, on
Monday the 18th of October xt.
". R. KING.
JNu. II. FII.LER
Sept. 10, 1856.
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ON soaG.
~ THE scHELLs8URG EoYs.


Trsr-Fe4 nags.
The Loco boys have lied On us,
4 few days, . Few days,
A1i iastlg Aare Kicked = mass,
Bat We are going home.
Thes say thatswe did steal tfeir drum,
afsw days. few days,
BIT; we1l send thela Of to Kingdom come
Whilst we are going home.
Choacs:--Far we're the boys 10 beat then,
In few days. a few days,
For we're she boys ID beat them.
Ahd then ue'rc going home
We'urout Tie fanting bsawlers,
n few days. a few days,
Wei sont the ranting brawlers.
Aoa thaf re re g6ipe horae q.
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HATS, UAPS. n FVgs@.

MALL STYLES, l,3u, ON NOV T.JIrAN.
3 ed at the Burlington HAT, car am. FUR
STORE, The public nre invited to call and o1am-
ne Goods aud Prices.
aug 20 dSwtf n. ALLEN q co.
AIDES RIDING MATS AND RIDING
~ Glove, at EpNONNN' Hat, Cap and Fur
Store, next door 30 Lymau's, College street.
Also. a large assortment Of Infiut' Hat. and
Caps.
A fresh Tot Of Girls Bloomers' and Shaker Hoods
A good assortment Of Boys' Fur, Wool, Lsghon
and straw Hats. at EDMONpS' Hat, CAP and Fur
Store, College street, mYltd&vtl
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LEGAL NOTICES.
.Inhn Anen,s EsIatn

NNTE THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chittendon, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons, against tho estate of John Allen
late Of Westford, in said District deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, and also all claims and demands
the day of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice, that VIC will attend to the business of our
appointment at the dwelling of Clarissa Allcr, in
Westford, in said District, on the Eleventh days of
each of said days.
$ SSjS' TIsr 4; Commissioners.
Dated this 18th day of September, A. d. 1856.
vic 3w