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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03
IWQUIsITI0M.

Whereas, Samuel Boor, one Of The heirs and
srgal representatives, Of MicAael Boor, late Of
Cumberland Valley township, deceased, died
seized Of the loIl3Wing Real Estate. 20 wit
4 Tract OF Land containing about four hun
dred acres, situate in Cumberland Valley Tp.,
adjoining lands Of Martin Boor, Michael Boor,
Wm. McFerran and William Mounlaine-leav
ing The following heirs. TO wit:
His four sons, their hers and assigns; reSprv-
lns TO his widow Ann Dorathy, the rents, is
sues and profits of the one-third Of said Real
tate; William Boor, one Of said sons residing III
Sandusky county, Ohio the issue Of John
Boor, deceased, another OF said sons, viz: Uriah,
Mary Jane, iutrruarried with - Abra-
ham, Elizabeth Ann, Elijah and Job, all resd-
ing in Clay county, Indiana: Samuel Boor, pc
titloner, residing in Bedford county, and Jona-
than Boor residing in Bedford county.
Notice is now therefore hereby given 10 the
above named heirs and all others interested,
that proceedings in partition have been instiiu-
ted in the Orphans Court of Bedford county,
and that in pursuance OF a writ Of partition or
valuation issurd out OF the Orphans Court of
Bedford county, will proceed to hold an In
QUESTION Oh said premises on Saturday the 25th
dav of October next, when and where all in
terpsted may attend if they proper.
HUGH MOORE, Sheriff
S ept. %, 1856
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Great Cure Of Piles.

CAMDEx, n. j., March 18th, 1858.
Dear Silt Is with much pleasure that take this
opportunity OF informing you of the great benefit |
nave derived from the use Of few bottles of 'sHoof
am German Bifiers.p For number OF years [
% .'Ee been >oTely and severely afflicted with pain
=, p me stomach, attended by severe attacks of the
nuss Tor which tried great many remedies, but
""hout aIJrding me any relief. Being advised to
Sss the German Bttsrs, did 50, using in connexions
-, -. 'ee P1es, your Spikenard Ointment, and |
NORM You that they entirely cured me and re-
sG'ed me 10 health, and would advise all the affc
"i 10 use your valuable medicines, &c.
respectfully yours, MARGARET REPSHER,
n No. IS Plum street, Camden, n. J.
w. =. VI. Jackson, Philadelphia.
See advertisements
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TO THE FARMER s.
Sept. 10, 1886.

The undersigned informs the farmers Of Bed
ford and adjoining counties, that he has made
arrangements BY which he can furnish, TO those
desiring, The latest improved and best .9GRi-
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of the day,
embracing Scott's Little Giant Corn and Cob
Grinder, guaranteed to grind from to 3 bush
els Of feed per hour with one hoIse-Potts'
Corn Stalk Gutter and Crasher, warranted u
cut lrom 100 to 90 bushels of feed per hour
Hay and Straw Cutters, in variety Wheat
Drills and Corn Shelters, which are unsurpassed
for cheapness aud quality Cuhlvators, Horse
Hoes, Cidrr-miIls, &c. &c. In short, every
utensil used in or aboot a farm. Wishing to
avoid all imposition, each machine sold by him
will be warranted TO work represented, or
no sale; and, as these machines are procured in
most cases directly from the Patentees and Man
uiacturers, the purchaser will be secure in the
right of using.
Prices will be as moderate, and, in some in
stances, less than the same machines can be
procured siagly from the Manufacturer.
As the demand is very great for the two first
named machines, orders should be given soon
by those wishing to purchase.
WILLIAM HARTLEY.
June 90, I856--Gm.
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WHO WANTS A GOOD FARM }
Real Estafe far Sale.

The subscriber viii sell. at public safe, tie farm
hich he present Fesies, situate n r. NORTH
west o Schel!,bnrg, Bedford County, conlainng 200
acres sf patenpd land about l2j acres al wlsch are
cleared and good ieuce abot e5 or 80 OF
whichs first rate meadow. The bindings good
Two story Stone House, with cellar under The Whole
building, double Log Barn, Hay House, and all the
necessary outbuldings belonging 10 property OF
this description. There is the premises large
orchard OF choice fruit. There is stream running
through The whole place well calculated for Saw
Mill, and an excellent well OF good pure water at the
door. Terms viii be made easy to sait purcha-
seTs.
The farm IS well adapted for Stock Farm, and
much meadow could easily be made
Any person in want OF a good farm, would do
well call and examine this berore purchasing else
where.
JOHN WHETSToNE.
G.. 10 Vc-c
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY X FARM
Et6bEg SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his Mill Proper
ty, situate in Licking Creek Tow nship, Fulton
county, one ha!Emile north of the Turnpike
Road and six miles west of McCpnnelsburg.
The Mill is nearly new, is large, aud we'll fin
ishpd has overshot wheels, four run OF stones,
three Of which ar Bars: metal gearing, and
al! necessary machinery for custom or Mer-
chant work. and Is capable Of doing large bu-
siness.
The Mansion or Mil tract contains 2l4 acres
and allowance, patented land, 90 Of which are
cleared, principalIy good bottom land, suitable
ior meadow OF plough land. The improve
nents are a good Dwelling house, large Barn,
Mllrr's house, Stables, &c, all built within a
few years and in good repair.
Also one tract OF timber lend, adjoining the
a5ovp, containing 2S3 acres and allowance,
considerable part Of which might be cleared,
being land OF good quality.
Also small piece Of land adjoining The first
mentioned tact, containins.siX acres, purchas-
ed for water right.
As the subscriber resides over thirty miles
from the above property, he will sell il lo~ aud
on easy trrnis considerable portion offhe pur-
chase money can remain on interest, if desired,
for number OF years.
Possession will be given lst April next.
For further particulars address the subscriber,
Pa,tousvilie P. 0. Bedford County. Pa.
JOS. B. NOBLE.
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N0W L00K UPON TnI5 PICTCRE !!

JOSHUA X. GtDDINGS, Vfln l. the aCkHo iedg-
ed head Of the FRENoNf party, says:
u look forward 10 the day when there shall be a
servile insurecjion in tie South; when the BLACK
man. armed with BRITISH bayouets, and led by
BRITISH officers, shall assert his Freedom, and
wage a war of eXtermInatIon against his master;
,ybea the torch Of the INCENDlARI shall Iight up
thr towns Of the South and blot the last vestIge
OF Savery and though may not mock at their ca
dmIty, nor laugh when thels fear eth, yet will
hail II as the dawn Of political millennium
Ansom BurIingame, now travelling the country
making Frermont speeches, says
The times demand that mast have an anti
slavery Constitution. Auti-S!aveTy Bible, aad al
Antl-Siavery GOD"
Seward, Y ade, Banks, spalding, webb Greedy,
Garri-on Samner, Etastus Hopkins Addison, Foster,
Beechrr, RrmnHd, Brewster, Emerson, Ross, CARR
son, Wilson, Horace Manu. Philips, aud all the other
prominent Fremont leaders employ similar language
to rie abuvr, which we omit for want of room.
The Harrisburg telegraph, the organ of Gov. Pol
lock- edited By Col. M'CLURE,) OF Sept. H. con-
raius the following savage sentiment in letter from
Woostrr dated August 29 giving account OF a
Freuoat meeting held in that place.
ssTwo CAMPAIGN companies Of ferocious looking
ieiloAs, styling themselves s.Bock Hunters" aud
sRocky Mountain Rangers" paraded the ground.
The latter (thrse two companies were dressed IN
unrin. shirs, after The fashion OF pioneers, carried
Rites. anA Int ,Hurd4oRs looking K.FItES
in their BeilS.o
The same paper, same date, says ediosialy:
The south would not ard DARE NOT dissolve
the Union # the North in its majesty stoud elect
FRET Doagi2S "a .tEGROH) Frssidmt" !"
& And lhese are the men aud these the princi-
pie, which fr. Jordan < Co. anxious 10 form
a union wta for the sake Of the >polis. Honest Fill
more ulen Of Bedford county, what say you 10 SUCH
a uuou-aad more especially a. Mr.. Fillmore has
sured that the election oil Fremont wogld result
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EagJBLEC SALE.

The subscribers will sell, at auction, on The
14th day of October, at their residence in the
Borough of Bedford, All lhrir Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of Tables, Chairs,
Bpdstrads, Bureaus, Carpets, Queensware, one
city made Spring Seat Sofa, one city made
Spring Seat Rocking Chair, one city made La
dies Sewing Table, one Handsome Sideboatd,
one handsome Air Tight Parlor Stove, one fist
rate Air Tight Cooking Stove, large size, one
Hathaway Cooking Stove, one Bed room Stove,
lot OF Washs:ands and Towel holders, one
city made Child's Patent Crib on rockers, one
Double Barrell Gun made by Chance s Son
of London, warranted, one 6rst-rate Rife made
by Dan'l. Border of Bedford, twenty sacks Of
Ground Alum salt, six barrels Of Vinegar, be
sides quantity OF other articles too numerous to
mention. Also one Setter Dog for safe. Terms
easy, and made known on day Of sale.
KELLY & DUGDALE.
Bedford, Sept ;, 1896.
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VALUABLE FARM FER SALE.

The subscriber Will sell, at public sale, on
the 2ls day Of November next, that vsluabIe
Farm on which be now resides, three miles
hotth Of Bedford, containing l0g aerrs more or
less, ! or acres of which are in timber, and the
balance CLEARED. The Improvements are good
two story House, snail tarn, new horse sta
bic, Hay Shed also new, hog-sabIe with corn
crib attached stone spring-house with graine-
rleS on upper story. All Of the aforesaid build
ings are in good repair. A never falling Pump
near the Door. A never falling Spring Of wa
Ter within a few rods Of the house. A Small
Orchard of fine grated Fruit. The Fences are
u good repair, part bring post and rail fence
20 acrrs OF Timber land will BIZ sold with the a.
bove property il desired. 1t hes about miles
distant from The farm.
This property is consid, red one ofthe best in
Bedford County, the land being Limestone,
part the best OF River Bottom, ii lies on Dun-
niugs Greek in the neighbothood Of Churches,
Schools, and Mills Any person wishing to
purchase viii call on the subscriber residing on
the premises WHO will show The property with
pleasure. Title good-Terrns made known 90
day of sale.
SAMUEL ZIMAiERS.
Sept. 96. 1886
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The undersigned administrators Of the estate
of John Laferly, deceased, by virtue Of an or
der of The Orphans Court ol Bedford County,
will expose to public sale on the premises, OH
SATURDAY tie Ilth day Of October next,
all that Farm late the property ol sand deceased,
situate in Juniata township, containing 235 a.
cres and SIS perehes Of patented land, about -
acres cleared and under cultivation, having
therrou erected Log House aud Log Barn. al
an orchard thereon, and spring ofexcelient
water al the door adjoining lands of Nicholas
knouq, William Frazier, Isaac Cochenour's
heirs aud Others. There is an abundance of
Pine and Spruce Timber on the premises, and
stream Of water running through the same, up
on which are built Saw Mills above aud below
this land.
TERMS-One third Of the purchase
money to remain in the hands Of the purchaser
secured on The land during toe lifetime of the
widow, the interest thereof to BE- paid her annu-
ally, and at her death the principal = the heirs
Of said deceased one third thereofto be paid
in cash at the confirmation of the sale, and the
balance in two equal annual payments thrrrat-
ter payment 10 be secured by judgment boads
or notes. Further terms maze known on day
of sale, when due ATTENDANCE will b. given
Purchasers are referred to John F. Reed, IN
Bedford or the subscribers, for further drscrip-
ton or information concerning the premises.
JOSIAH MILLER.
JOHN LAFFERTT,
Sept. 2, 1886. Administrations.
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NG1Ice:
5 ePt. %, 1886

Huntingdon and Brood-ToD r. r. Company,
In connection with the Pennsylvania Rail Road
Company, Shipping, without delay, between
HOPEWELL x Philadelphia Baltimore, (va
Hnntingdon) all articles OF Freight at The following
fates-viZ:
1st Glass Goods--Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats
and Mecbanlize generally, al 62a cts. per 100 lbe.
% Glass Goods-As sricultural implements and Pro-
ductions, Glass x Queensware, Groceries, &c so cts
per 100 lbs.
3d Glass ds-Bacon, Hides, Lard Guiana, Grind
stones, &c, at 43 cts. per 100 lbs.
lth Glass Good<-lTon Fish, Salt, Nails, &C., at
36 els. per 100 lbs.
Flour in Car Loads at rs cts per Barrel.
The above rates will be the whole charge goods
delivered in Horewell from either Philadelphia or
Baltimore until further notice.
JAMES ECON, Sup,t
Huntingdon. Sept. 2G 1856.
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purify Wos.r K2GoCa.
The Mender ef ll.e NlneieenLh CcnturY.

T. A. HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

SRGpriHr
~ ,,r,orr.,,.s g,I,.,D,p,4r
a. II hoNi'' . - i',7 L.,
W o." '"e 'H'F"''@ ma u" 'eS" =
''- are T. eset' a=e lu '"e ''"0'"',' as '' " "
"r'. 70 more tf""l i'lls ".i''s ~" a!
V',s "''T !F"'S n"N e"P.'u SUI ."S
t"'" spt"' "s'aer ~ sum NJ
a"l pr!ec'!"s ~ hts' o"ueFo 20 Tue P"u'i' "u
NIseifeady recognized, by ihe most eminent p"tS'-
cans IN a parts OF The e"HH'fy TO De me "o'l sur
F>in- aHu tiiec'IVe remedy ior certain diseases oi
,Fa,s l"'e Ni,o., ,,z5f Tho ,oot t.,e
hitherto failed to command the sanction Of the fac
ury. bccagse Or hem, rrsIed thew have been found
10 contain noxious Ingredient, which neutraze the
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On SATURDAY, the ] lth day Of Oct 1886,
the undersigned will offer at public sale, al
,HOG.NT ROSS, all their Stock md Farming
to wit Head Horses, s or 10
Head Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, also one New
Two Horse Wagon, ! one Horse Wagon,
pioushs, Harrous, Wind Mill. Gears and Rar-
ness, tosrthr with LOT of Hay, Stray, Corn
Fodder, and a lot Of grain consisting Of Wheat,
Rye. Cats and Corn. A AIso one Buggy.
TERMS:-6 months credit on all sums above
50. SALE to commence al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
ADAM FERGUSON,
O. T. SHANNON
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On the same day, and at the same time, will
be offered for sale, The Farm known as .HOE.FT
ROSS, containing so acres, or thereabouts,
crarrd together with iC0 acres of Timber
land THIS Property is in sight of the Town Of
Bedford, and has thereon erected large Two
Story frame House, Bank Barn, Tenant House,
Spring House, and other oot-buildiEgs. There
are also upon il Two Young Orchards of 900
apple trees, and 30 peach irrrs, two never fall
Ins Springs and Pump before the door
Terms made known on day Of sale
@. E. SHANNON.
Sent 10 1876
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Valuable Tannerx for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his valuable
Tannery, situate 10 Napier Township, Bedford
County, Pa, within five miles north of SchehS-
burg, IN the finest bark region in the State
The tract contains acres, with two story
Dwelling house thereon erected, first rate saw
Mill, Tan House 65 by % feet, ? rooms-in-
ishing shop, aud beam shop. There are l6 lay
away rats, 4 laches, , lines, 2 bats, POOL
There are all the necessary out buildings on the
property. Possession given on the Isl April
next. For further particulars address the sub
scriber at Schellsburg, or Col. Joseph w. Tate,
agent. Bedford, Pa. Any quantity of Bark can
BE- had at from 81 Is to So per cord, cash.
ABRAHAM DENNISON.
Aug. 90, l856--6m.
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WHITE LlBORERS LOOK HERE !

7Z-HENRT CLAY in letter to Mr. Cotton, da-
TED Sept > 1878, Thus the white Lahormg
man OF the dangers of AbolItoHism Mr.. c. said:
..But the great aim and object OF your tract should
he TO arouse the LABORlNG CLASSES in the Free
States against Abolition. Depict the consequences
10 thrm Of immediate abolition. The slaves being
free would be dispersed throughout the Union; they
would into competition with the free lahorer,
with the American, the Irish, the German; reduce
his wages; be conlounded with him; and affect his
moral and social standing. And the ultTas 90 for
both Abolition and ANAL san.ation, show that their
object is to unite IN age the laAorGg white man
and the oboring black woman, and TO reduce the
Isbosing nan 10 lae dtsPsed and degraded condition
o, the Black man. HENRY ChAY.''
The Philadelphia News, d FILLMORE paper, OF
Sept. 70, publishes the Letter from which he above
startling extract is taken and >ays:-At This mo-
,lent wler some OF our best citizens who have been
Whig. arr denounced because they viii not join the
Black Republican ranks this letter from Henry Clay
is most opposite. Ii points ont briefly and cieary The
baaeful tendencies Of Black Repubilcaulsm, lis cru
eltv us irgraiitule- lis :d~ehood its hostility 10
the Constitution, It's hostility TO LABOR. And
what would be the feelings Of Henry Clay, if be
were now living. and Back Rrpublicanism ma
king az open ssne against the Union? Indeed he PFo
phecp, the present fearful state OF things when he
calls upon Nj. Cotton 10 SLOW that the agitation IN
the free States S.will FIRST destroy all harmony, and
finally lead 10 dissolntioa''
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TO THE CITIZENS or BEDFORD AND
IICINITI

The undersigned woald respectfully announce 10
Inc citizens Of Bedlord and vicinity, that he wiii
oP N High Schuaf, upon broad, comprehensive ba
SIS, embracing 81 the English and Classical branches
OF berai Education. Il is designed 10 establish
permanent Institution Of the first order in both the
Male and femae Departments, in which Music,
Drawing, Painting, aud other Ornamental branches
will also be taught. The School will open about the
ist November. Course of studes Terms, &e., will
be made known hereafter.
g. ". AUCRlNBAUGH-
Sent 96 f93G
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PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE.

Ry virtue Of an order ofihr Orphans Court
or Brdtola County, the undersigned Will offer
at public sale on the premises, in Londonderry
township, on FRIDAY, the Eth Oct. 1886,
all the Real Estate Of Jacob \ bright, late OF
sad tow nshiP, decd, being the same which was
lately appraised, under writ Of Partition, and
containing IS acres, the Improvements are a
Log House, Log Barn, Spring HouSr, sc.
TERM9:-O third in hand at the confr-
nation Of sale on the l7th Nov. 1886, and the
balance in two equal annual payments without
interest.
DAM. b. TROUTMAN,
Trustee for the sale Of
said Real Estate.
Serf 10 1S56
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WM. FOSTER,
wIrH

B.aLDWLN, LLNDER.N.G.N g. co.
Importers and Dealers in Hosiery, Gloves,
Trimmings, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Goods,
Looking Glasses, sc. No 81 North Third ST.,
Philadelphia. All orders solicited and prompt
ly attended to. Sept. ), 1886.
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ESo EHo Sfares'
lEi & HIN b 8 Il or.

THE undersigned respectfully announces 10
the Farmprs of Bedford and adjoining counties,
and the public in general, that he has now on
hand at his Shop in Bedford, large assortment
of Fhra<hing Machines, which includes his four
horse PREMIUM MACHINE. II will be re-
mpmberpd that this Machine took the FIRST
PREMIUM al our County Fair last fall. 1t is
constructed with tnmbIing Shaft and Strap com
binrd also four horse tumbiing Shaft Ma
chimes Of the very best kind also two and three
horSe tumbling Shaft power-and ouT Old and
wpll-knoWn four horse Strap Machine, which.
for strength and durability, cannot b- surpassed
anywhere. Farmers will please notice that we
are now prepared to furnish Machines on the
most favorable and accommodating terms, and
at the very lowest prices possible Horses,
Grain, Lumber, and all kinds of trade will BIZ
taken in payment for Machines. All kinds of
repairing Of Machines of different kinds aud all
o;her farming utensils done on the most reason
able terms, of the very best materials, and at the
shortest notice.
II All our Machines warranted one wear
If properly used Please come this way Tor a
good ant cheap Machine.
PETER H. SHIRES,
July %, ls56-3m. Nlachlnest
Just received and for sale prime loi Of Gro
cpries, consisting in part of Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Rice, Indigo, Starch, Tobacco, Syrups, and Mo
!asses, which will be sold low by
j. s ]. M. SHOEMAKER.
July o5, 1856.
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NOTIcE TIC YRESpASSERS.

All persons are hereby cautioned against
bunting, fishing, carrying off fruit, or in any
other way ttrspassing on the premises Of the
undersigned, in Cumberland Valley, Bedfod
Township, as the law will be rigedly enforced
against any person offending.
HANNAH BROWN.
Sept. 10, 1886.
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Sept. 10, 1896.
MOTTO

~ THE MATTER of the exceptions 10 the
count OF Jacob s BrumbaHsh. administrator OF the
estate o Jacob Biddle, late OF South Noodherry tp
deceased the undersigned auditor viii sii at his Of
fee in Bedford Borough OF Monday the 3,h day Of
October next, wt-n and here all persons interest
ed are notified attend
JOHN MOWER, Auditor.
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MORE SHOES AND CATERS.

Just Received at Shoemaker's Colonade
Store, Ladies, Misses Childrens and Gents shoes.
a nd also Ladies and Gents Caters.
August s, 1886.
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lIfnry Gar en- Disnnlon.

Henry Clay had freely, on many occasions, de-
uoeneed the schemes Of Abolitionism and Of a Sec
tiona party. He said in 1859
.,Abotionism should no longer be regarded an
imaginary danger. The Abotl1onists, lei me sup
nose succeed in their present. aim Of uniting the
&abtanfs Of the free States against the
inhabitants of the slave states. Union one side
,yill beset union on the other, and this process o
reciprocal consolidation will be attended with all
the violent prejudices embittered passions, and i'm
,,lacable anmosiies which degraded or delorm-
I'd human nature. Virtual dissolution of the Union
will have taken place. whilst the forms OF It's exist
ence remain.
cone section will stand in menacing and hostile ar
raw against the other. The collision OF opinion will
soon be followed by the clash OF arms l will not
atterppt to describe scenes which now happily lie
corceaed from our view. Abolitionlsis themselves
would shrink back in dismay and horror al the con-
teppIation of desolated fields, conHagrated cities,
murdered inhabitants and the overthrow OF the fair
ct fabric of human government that ever lose 10 an
;,,ste the hopes OF civilized man.
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THE MENGEL HOUSE.
Valentine Steckman, Proprietor.

Gyy Boarders taken by the day, week, month
or year, on moderate terms.
May 9, 1856. /
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NOR: NEW GOODS.

Just received, at Reeds New Store, fresh
supply OF late STYLE aud Fancy Goods, rmbrac-
ING a large lot Of
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June 20, 1856--Gm.
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E9gs}gg5c Sale.

Sept. %, 1886.
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July 25, 1856.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FARM!

Sept. l2. 1876.
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Sept. 10, 1856
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July %, 1896.