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HOWiRD iSSJgIiTIGA.
TEapogfalif hsm,.s ,lc ar.i a,,l !,
FHIL.3IJELFAAl.

no all persons aliiietsl With .Sexu8i diseases,
4 such as Senislel Wca5ness, Ins,loteucc.
ponaoraoes. Gleet, Syphilis, &c. SC
ia H0Wara Association. of Phi.aslelpliia in
view o. the awtui destruction # human i.e a,.,i
health. caused BY sexual diseases ag.d the de-
ceptions which are Ytac,isea upoH tie anf,r,ne
nate victims Of such dis ases iy QnaekS, have
diseeted their consulting Surgeon. as cLelisa-
bic t.ct worthy OF fheir naiae. 20 give ired5cai
q!rfce gratis, to allpersons tiintaa!!cted Male
OF Fem tic. )who aFf!x by etter .altila 'i,seF:-
tien of their ccndition Gage. occupation. l.5s-
its of life, kc., and in Cases 0i extseme Pow
erty and suffering to Jaraish ne2itiAes free or
charge.
The Howard Association IS benevolent In
stitutlon, ,estabiiEhedh hY speeiai endowment for
tie re,iefof the sick aud distressed afflicted
with yiralent and Epidem.c Diseasts'' ana
its fundscan he used for no other purpose. II
has noig'a a surplus Of means. which the Direc-
fers have voted 10 advertise lie above notice
1t is needless 70 adj that TIE Asspciatjon com
s1anls the highest Medical skill ci the see. and
vii furnish the most modern treatment Val
Ralle advice also gfvea TO sick and Nervous fe-
males afflicted witha bfOnlina weakness Womb
complaint, Costiyencss LtflcerIhe.a S,c
Address post -pai.i,3 DIR. Gio. X CAIaoyy.
Consulting Surgeon. Howard Assecia;t v Nc
. South Ninth Street. Philadelphia -.
By order Of the Direcfers.
EZRA y, HEARTNEII., Pfesfdent.
Gso. + FMacnfLD, Secrstafg.
June l. lS55.-zz
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a SHORT POLITICAL oArEouls NJ.
Q, Who is James Baohanaal

@, Who is James Bachanaai
A. \ single gentleman fbachelorl Of
Wheal!snd, near Lancaster City, in his
youth lawyer and politician. and during
his mature decliailg years an aspirani to
the situation Of President OF the United
Staies-
Q. What have been his political nssoci-
ations, tendencies and cpiaiops'
A. They have beaa Federal and Loco;
protective and free trade; bank and anti.
bank for restricting slavery and then FOR ex-
tending It, sd libitum opposed to our late
war with Great Britian in defence of our
mara,iuo rights, bat in favor CT var with
Spain to rob her Of Caba for the gratidca-
ton OF the Shareholders aud the extension
Of slave territory and influence.
O. In what las be displayed iho greatest
os inconsistency
a. In couriirg the slave-power of the
Union into fayering his azpirants for The
Presidency.
@. WHAT are his present prospects of sue
sesa - ths Pursuit Of thar o5jeoss
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TIE ELECTION.

Tie election ii this Comfy has resulted
in the .ucccss Of ile Ioeofoeo ticket, hy
little ovg 100 majority. Tie I,oeofoeo
candidate for Con n.issioHsr las only Z or .
aajority. Tie pugchasable material has all
been bought and We vii carry the county
for President on the 4th ot Nogtniber.
The state IS very close, wi'h the proba-
bility IN fayorof the Loeet9ees.
olio has gene for The Republicans b a
tremendous minority,
INDIANA is close.
Florida has gene for the Americans.
Buchanan is doomed to a tremendous de-
feat on the fourth Of November. Max the
prediction.
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LISTI LGSTl LISTIl

EITHER Lost in Sc,lclishurg or on the wqy )
from SehelisbuYg 10 Pieasanfvitle, on Friday
the l3th of Sept, inst. a Morocco Portnloraie,
cont siaiRg $500 in Bunk notes wit d many
valuable papers aud Receipts, that will be Of
nucn service TO ne, and no use to any other
persons. There were one Ten doiler bin on tie
Bank of York, Pa, and one Ten dollar bin on
TIE Commercial Bank Of Bedford, State Of Mas
s2ehnseits. With serihng or writing on the lacl.
# the note. tlie bal2nee in s. bills. the taa1
not recollected. There IS one glass out OF a
pair Of Spectacles in the port nnoniae. Any
persons fading the portmoniaeand handing OF
ending ID to me, viii receive very hansonie
reward ai.d my sincere thanks in the bargain rs
I an needy. The least mite of III gotten gaia
being OF the nature Of tsaven. viii sour the
Whole lanp. and brig down carses upon all a
rIan possesseth. ]. II. WRIGHT.
Sept. 26d, 1856.
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Iniaa Electoral Ticket.
UNION STATE COMMITTEE


AT a rnecting of the Uuiou State Commit
tee, Leld pursuant to call, a, Coverly's
Hotel, IN Harrisburg, on Tuesday, October
:, 1886, at 2 o'clock, on motion, Robert
NJ. Palmer, of schuylkin county, was cal,
led 10 The chair, and 4. II. Miller, of Al
leeheHy eouaty, was appointed Secretary.
On motion, it.was
Resolved, That Il is desirable thai aii :ile
voters Of Pennsylvania, opposed 10 Games
Buchanan, the nominee OF the Cineiunati
Coaveatin, for the Pfeii}eley, should
unite on the same Electoral Ticket on
equitable terms, and thus insure the defca;
of the celamon enemy Of Americauism and
Repubiicanis,n.
Resolved, That We invite the friends Of
Fiilaorc and Fremont ia Pennsylvania to
meet III Mass Convention, at the Seat of
Justice of the several cities aud counties
of the Commonwealth, on Wednesday, the
18th dag Of October next, and eboUse twice
us niany delegates rs eaci city and county
is entitled TO members of The Legislature,
who will meet il convention, al Harrisburg,
on Tuesday, the 2ist day of October inst,
10 form an Electoral Ticket, to be support
eddy all the opponents Of james Buchals-
an.
Resolved, That we reconmcnd 20 The
Convention thus Assem- 5led the formation Of
Union ticket, uron the following basis:
Twenty-six electors shall consist cf The
same names; the twenty seventh elector on
tie Fillmore ticket shall consist of differ
ent name from tao twenty seventh on the
Fremont ticket. For example, Miliard
Fillmore ana twenty six other names Sc
iecied from tue several congressional dis
iricts shall form one ticket; and john c.
Fremont ard the sane twenty SIX names
above referred to shall form the other tick
CT. 9!se twenty six electors shall be pledg.
ed to east the electoral votes Of the State
for Milsard Fillmore ard John q. Fremont,
respectively, precisely in proportion 10 the
populav votes cast Ter each. as Indicated by
the twenty seventh e!eetor on each ticket.
for example, If Miflard Fillmore, Tor the
twenty seventh elecior WHO represents hnn)
receives an equal number OF votes with
John Z. Fremont or his representative, then
il.Fteee electoral voters shall be givea for
Miiiard Fillmore, and thirteen for John G.
Fremont.
This viii enable every voter to act eff
silently against james Baoaansu without
Any sacrifice Of principle. Inc Fillmore
iaef sets far hiin alone, the Fremont nien
vote for hsm alone, and yet by associated
action they incrsase the chances Of each -
We thipk no one can object to this PROPOSE
:lon who IS not in heart 10 favor of Buchau-
an.
Resolved, That is the State Executive
Committees Of the two parties unite on
5oiat ticket befo:s lie meeting Of this Con-
vention, il Dc recommended to the Co nyen-
ton to ratify tlieir action.
Resolved, That in order that 70 time may
se lost after the Unisn Ticket shall be form
ed, We recommend the Delegates from the
itfFafeEt oi.tricts % sgree On ti.cig respect
iscElectors before tfsy leave home and pro-
cure from them tho folias;ng wEistea
pledge;
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30, ,0ae EAB0REEss WANTED
III TEN CENTS A DaE.l

Read The following cx xtsacts FROM Z speech
Of M. buchanan, "a be United States Sem
ate, in 1910, III which hq advocated tie ~
d'ciiea IF ac1gss 10 tie liaropcan standard!
We understand tie Leebfecos, il case Dir.
Bachanau IS elected, attend 70 PIT down
The price Of labor to te4 esafs a dag faams-
aiateiy. They low want $4,000 iaberers
at Zen cents \ dey to try the experiment on .
Won't soMo.of our hard listed laborins men
apply to Air Buchanan OF Wheatlapd for
tie situation without delaya
Here's lis arguments IN favor Of lie re-
ductioa
Sin Germany, where Vic currency 5 purely
metallic, and tie cost ofseverythng is skADUC-
Ed 10 a hard money staaaatd i p,11e d tread
eioth can bc alanuiaetnTel for fifty dollars; tho
manufacture Of which, ln onrsvr4tsg hAnttile
expansion OF paper currency would cost Que
hundred dollars. The foreign French and
I GermaR eiillnnftcturer Imports this cloth into
/ cur country and sells IT tef 'landfea. Docs
not every person pereere thai thc redundancy
] Of our currency is eqad To preiiism Of ons
lrsd i,cs cent, IN favor 81 the manufacturer
! 10 pro1ihsr.f. eo,i cppss1laet fi.ese a,iyaitta
| ges In f,vor of foreign mani '-.ataTcs. would
( 10 iIearen that eosld arouse ihe atieii!.ea Q
every maaufaetnrcs Of ne nation to tbs impor.
tatt suhject.
/ s'N.ast is the reason that, with ali these aa-
vanlagas and With the protective duties whiei
our laws aaArl 10 the domestic manufacture o.
4 cotton. We cannot ootais exclusive possession o
ihc home market. ana successfully contend fol
the mlrsscts of tbe WORTH IT Is simply bccauss
J We mlplif9ctare a. the Hopliial prices Of ON
own ualtdD.cHt.earg, snl are competed 70 81.
/ al riie rs,,i prices Of pther nations. REDUCE
4 OUR N0NlNAL TO TIE REAL STAND.
ARD or PRICES THROUGHOUT J THE
WORLD, and yoa eeger our country with bles.
Sings aRd benefits.
The comparative LnT PRICES Of FRANCE
and Germany lave atfssied such stifnulons &
thrirIa asu.aotures, t.ist ties now tidy s cx-
tendins Themselves, s.ss so..4i obtain Possession
/ in no snail dpgTee. even el the English home
4 inafket IF IT WERE Nor FOR THEIR
! PR0TETIEG DUTIES. While RgitisAln
/ idctnrcs are how lagggishing, those OF the
continent are Spiingiag into healthy aaa
vigorous existence.
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Pubasc sale cG Real Estate.

sEgiiE under, igHcd Executors. Of The isss
x viii and Testament, of John Smith
late Of Union Township, Bedford county,
deed, will sell asrubiie sale on the premises
on Saturday the 25tb day Of October nexf,
the follosgiHg REAL ESTATE late the pro-
pcrty Of said Gee 4 viz.
One Tract Of patented laal, adjoining
lands of George L. Riddle Jacob Berkhi-
,ner. Josiah Griffith and tho widow Cris-
mans heirs, eontainiag about eighty six
acres. The improvements are a log house
and log barn viii. ether ont buildings, about
60 or 70 acres Of the land arc cleared and
under fence.
Said property will be sold subject to n
life estate in a small house and two acres
Of the land
Possession will be given on the. 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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Public Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate.

RY virtue OF an Order Of the Orphans Court
Asof Bedford county tie undersigned, AdIni-
istrator of John Tecter late Of Monroe Town
siilp' decd, viii on Friday the 9th day Of 0c-
tober next. expose atPnblic Sale, on the prem
ISIS, all that certain farm ard tract Of lani sitn.
stte iii tho Township OF Monroe, and county
aiores III, a.,;9iaiug iiil- af Jabez Hixon. John
M'Daniel and others, Containing 81 acres, more
or less on which are erected two story ..az
dwelling house with kitchen attached, large
double log barn, aad ether necessary buildings
About 13o acres Of said land are cleared and
fenced, including ten acres sf good meadow
and the wholeis well waterei, aud has thereon
aa excellent assortment OF all kinds OF iruit
and the lnciearcd land is well timhercd.
TERNs-Four hundred dollars in hand at the
confirm alton Of the sale, and the balance III
payments TO suit purchasers.
Sale 10 commence at L o'clock. p NJ
Sept. 10, 1856. .agm,r.
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s
have placed linn 10 nomination and express
determination to elect hinl--if they can
gct votes enough--by bribery aud iutiluila
tim, or BY threats 10 destroy The Union TO
accomplish The purpose.
Q. Who are the black Dsmocraey that
lave nominated ,.ilr?
a. They afeahoSe men Of the North aud
santh uho deny the trath of the Declares
tion Of Independence, that liberty Is an 'in-
alieuable righi,. but declare that -smisbt
makes right and wlio consider The market
price q black men Of greater national iu-
portahcc than tie liberty of wllitoaaen.
Q. Are the hlaeA Democracy politically
and reliaioasly atheists!
| a. Practically they are, but distracted
! y they are ptofessed Christians and Demo,
clats after The straitest manner of the sect'
@ Do not the black Democracy profess
/ great anxiety for the 1safety Of the Uuian,
aud determination to preserve it?
! A. They are willing to preserve tho
Union L i can be made entirely sabscrvi-
ent to tbe preservation, protection and ex-
tension Of slavery, and can be kept entire
| y under the control of the Shareholders and
their tools; otherwise they assert that they
! viii divide and destroy II.
Q. are they not most devoted support
crs af the Constitution!
a. Yes, when eoutending for the repre-
sant,iioa of property in slaves, and for th,
privilege of taking thcmi into free States OF
territories. or if they escrpe, re1uiring al
good citizens TO aid in cate.aing them, under
pain Of fine or Imprisonment, but they dc
ny in all ihe slave States tie freedom O.
tic press-freedon Of freedom q
the post clIice-freedom 10 meet together
petition COR redress Of the grievance:
imposed upon the people BY slavery; hey
deny education 10 the ppor, aud If they bc
wlitel iuiprisoa benevolent fcilales whe
teach them % read the Bale, and .1r II ant
teai!!..ccir. ministers Of the gospel who assert
that il Is sinful 10 make merchaaaise Of ,ac
poor.
Q. Are there many Of his party "a II,
free States!
A. Yes. Among politicians and dema.
| gogucs seeking after the spoils Of Office
merchants aud manufacturers seeking after
Southern trade, aud a large number o
1npes who find Charm in the name o
Democrat, even when used to en>layc them.
selves.
@. What IS expected or required from
MF. BdcAapan by The black Democracy il
case they elect hinz
\. That be sls4Il continue 10 walE in tie
fooisle.s Of franklin Pierce, aud coatiopc
IA s!.e leadiag strings Of tho owners Of tie
black population Of our country.
/ Q. Can he then be elected to preside
ever the desiipies OF the United States,
A. God forbid.
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ssshould ] be chosen Presidential Elec.-
or fer The State Of Pennsylvania, ! hereby
pledge myself so 10 east tie vote Of ibe
State, tllat Miiisrj Fillmore and john @.
Fremont shall each receive Electoral votes
equal to tie proportion Of popular votes
given 10 each as Indicated ~ the 25ih Tor
ieadinel Eiectur on each ticket"
Resolved. That these proceedings be
published in all Of the papers in the Stats
favorable toan Ua;or Electoral Ticket.
Resolved, Thai this Committee DC nov
adjourn.
RoBT II. PALMER, Chairman.
sA. II. MILLER, Sec'y.
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PUBLIC SiI.E OH REAL
Esiate.
Estate

hsHERE win be offered at Public Sale on the
premises Oh Tuesday tic llth day Of Ne
yemher next. the following deserted Real
Estate. viz, qle i:ett Of hand situate IN Monroe
FoEhs..p Bedford cogniy Pa, ailj9iaing lands
OF apsuas Robisonand others, coDtaining tiro-
h1;lplgcd and f9fi.- six acres and allowance,
a5out sixty acres of which is cleared a.d under
fence. THE greater part Of tlle remaining Por-
ton Is tiliab.c fhc iHiliy aeilts are log house
an'i bafa, IN apple, aHd lfaaei orchard, has
several never falling sprines 81 water, convent
ent to The house; there is also said to be a
Quantity Of the best OF Iron Ore upon the above
tract al land.
Terms viii be made to sui, purchasers.
Sale to commence at J O'Clock when due
&ttenAaace wi. bc given IS
JACOB BARNDOLLAR.
October, :, 1856.
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Clothing and DEy Coeds store.

FE1IIE gabscripers arc Just reeoivirg ttv
L hanaseme and cheap asser! ment OF EE.a.
DT HIDE CLOTHING and DRY GGGLA. at
theif store in the East Corner ofs Bcd.old Ilal.
consisting In part OF Coats. pGEts, Vests Siilis-
Satin Stocks, Handkerchief Bouts and Shoes,
Hats and Caps. and ail otileI articles usually
kept in Ready Made Clothing StCrss.
AfsU good easvrtsssesla III -IETa aC0GNS,
consisting OF Calice. Mess de La;ae Shawls,
Aipacas, Trunks Carpet Sacks, &C.. &c: ad
Of wiAich they viii sell as elSeaf csn lie Pre-
curedelsewhere in Bedford, for Cash cI Goth
try Produce.
They request all tlic;r f1ierds in TOWN sad
coHntryto give them 4 call, ard sec and exa-.
inc their stock f"r themselves es they conside
III pleasure TO show their goods, whether per-
sons wish 20 pIskase CT IGt.
SoNNARoRN & co
Bedford, Arril %, 1865.
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NOTICE,

TIE undersigned would respectfully an.
aeuaee to the citizens Of Bedford and yirinify
that he wi.i open high school upon broa and
comprehensive basis embracing all she English
and Classical branches ofat liberal education.
1t IS designed 10 establish pernaiaent instj
tntion Of the st academic order ia which mus
ie, drawing, pointing aud other ornamental
branches viii be taught also.
The school viii open about the LIST. Of No
yeinber.
Course OF sstaiies-tcrms, &c, viii he made
known hereafter
Sept. &c. 1856. -
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Seven Teachers Wanted.

THE School Direerors of Harrison Town
s-si.s@ viii meet at the house Of Y. v. Weriz,
on Friday the go go of October, inst, At ten
o'c,oek A NJ, 10 examine an. employ sE , :
IN TEACHERS to take charge Of the .s.ss"eois
Of said District. T. r. Gettys, Coupty SUI
periniendeat, VII be present t9 examine ap-
piicaHis. The schools viii comm sncs on the
Iatl: OF November, and be ept open four
months. Teachers WHO wish TO employed
must aprcar for examination before the Board
Of Dltectors.
mo AleyIcKER. Pres't.
Oct. 10, 1856.
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"a CA Epe
SHOE SToRh.

4 B.cRAMRR < CO. have just receive
4 a ysrs lIry,. assortment Of Boots AZ
shses, s@istale fog Fail and Winter, part sfyia
IS follows:
Mems Super Waxed Double Sole Boo:s,
Mems City Made Calf 30.
Mems Heavy Kip. Lined Dc.
Youths Waxed Double Sole Boots,
Youth s. Calf aai Kip Lined do.
Boys City made Cali Boots,
Boys Kip Lined Boots,
. Womens' Doubic sole kip Bootccs,
Womens' Fine Calf and Seal do.
Womeus' Fine Goat n orocco Go.
we,aens, Paroii Bootecs, very handsome;
Chillren's Shoes Of every style and piice.
Gents Mosoeco, Kid, ana Cs!fslin Booices
Ladies Double Sotc Caters, Gum Shoes, &c,
in f.ct, Boots and Shoes to suit every pArcta-
ser. II sou want Boots and Shoes. please give
call, AMI you shall be suited in quality and
price.
Exchange Store Is the place 10 5u, Boots AID
Shoes.
Oct. -, 1855.
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WHAT DOES GOV. aEAHr NEAS.

WHAT DOES GOV. GEART MEAN.
We print, as the latest from that Teqri;o-
ry. a part of the Kansas correspondence Of
ihe Missouri Rspu5ficaa Of the 26th. feom
which i will be seen that Governor Gaarg
has openly enlisted in Border Ruili4n
service, that he has enrolled company of
Mi>sourans as his militia, and dat with
them lie is about to take the execution Of
the atroeious Territetial laws, of which Gen.
Lane is rreiestined sietiiA. We cannot
credit tho report; but il is possible, in spite
Of his protestalions, that the work of
harassiag Free State men is to be kept u6,
and that be is openly in the face of the
whole eountry, about 10 attempt lie finish
ing Of the job which his worthless, druukeu
predecessor left incomplete, and force
slavery and slave code upon Kansas, III
tho point Of the bayenet. II tho Republi-
cans intelligence is confirmed, we have no
other Interpretation to put apon his acts.
i Sc, why, with force Of 500 to 1000
United States troops under his command,
does he enlist into his service body Of
Mizsonrians, confesscdiy engaged in an IN
gs.sioa Of the territory, in defiance Of all
law; confassedly laying siege to an impor-
tant town; ccpfcssedly with their arms in
thcit hands aud murder in their hsar,s'-
Who can answer for this act Of the Cover
nora What does It mean, ,--chicago Trt.
bgne.
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CHURCH noNsEcR ATloN.

Bs Divine permission, de Ev. Luihcrau
Church nj Rays iIill viii be cohscera;ed Oh
Saturday the 10Th inst Several ministers
fre..l i. distance VII be present. The pub
lie ale iayited to attend.
BUILDING COMMITTEE.
Set. Is, 1856.
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REN0TED.

THE n3isrslsael. thankful tas advertise
lsicHfs say for past fivpgs al Tie Co olonnade
store, in bedford, wanla respectfully announce
to his patrons and friends generally, tlsxt he has
removed his entire stock nf goads his new
brick store room lately ocenRicl hy Peter Rail
ciAush opposite the Beaiaril Hotel His sup
ply OF goods ~ fresh, new and fashionable.
His new Ioom has been neatiy and elegantly
htted up aud rcmodeied. Alllsinis of produce
are taken in exchange for goods.
lie hopesto be co,ssiat,ei in the favor OF his
Patrons and the public.
July 4, 1856.
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NOTICE.

r EPTERS Of Administration having been
IL granted TO the subscriber, living Ia, ST.
Ciair Township, on the Estate of Christian
Mock, late of said yp., deed; all persons in
debted 10 said Eestate are hereby notified TO
make payment immediately, and those having
clainss against the same viii present them pro-
perry authenticated for settlement.
HIRAM DAVIS,
Sept II, 1856. AaIr dc bonis non.
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DavEDESp.

A DIvIpEsp OF one per cent, on the capita
I "A stock OF the Cllambershurg and Bedford
Turnpike Road Company, has been declared by
the Managers, parable on the 1st of August.
at the Office Of Il. l.. Anderson. ESQ.
G. X. MESSERSMITI. Irso.ure-
July Is, 1856,
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aatice.

Letters of Administration on tho estate of
Michael Putt, late Of Liberty township,
Bedford County dec'd, having 6cen granted
to tho subscribed residing in Broad Top tp.,
notice Is therefore, given 20 all persons IN
debted TO said estate, to make payment Inn
mediately, and those having claims are re-
quesied to present them properly anthcnti-
Gated for settlements WM. FIGARO.
sept. o 1906. AJia'r.
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N c. 70 e G. Ez
Dissolution Of C0-PaYtnershiD.

EFsHE Co Partnership hcretofore existing be-
4 tweea the subscribers IN the Steam Saw
Mil and Lumber Business, aud ali business
transacted by the inn ol Locke & Snislgr, il
this aay dissolved by mutual consent.
The aAvEa lilsiness will be CONTINUED by
Jacob. Snidcr, who is authorized 10 receive al
claims coming to said firm, and alsJ 10 pay al
debts that May be owing by said fiua
NJ W. LOCKE,
JACOB SNIDER.
Bloody Rnn, Pa, Der. 8. 1885,
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CLOTHING STORE.

g SONABORN would announce to his old
-. friends and the public generally, that he has
lust received another large supply OF Spring and
Summer Clothing Cor Men and Boys, which he
IS determined to sell on the most reasonable
terms. Thankful for past fibors, he hopes To
merit and receive liberal share of tie latrunane
Of generous public.
Bedford. juno o, 1859.
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