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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

LOST AND FOUND.
|, eoAT HAs sTRAYED ON NJ PREMISES WHICH
p,n.s. - H corner = ty sssosd
T osr.-ox CHRISTMAS DAY, ErrHER BErwxES
, .ss f tss erI pss ~ gns psss f
svesue and east aide q Msdsoa sagsrs black sn os
he back Any who yl re.ura The same 70 hWaverey
r osr-os WEDNESDAY EVENING. IN GOING IRON
"a No FoSr,h svenas 70 Twesiy srd street., sdys fur
uppet The nnder win be suitably rewarded by leaving
osT-oN WEDNESDAY DEC. "a POCKET BLANK
he and o value 70 he anasr Any person finding
,iie the Battery, win be suitably rewarded.
osr.-oS CHRISTMAS EVENING. BErwESN II
IL susses street Jer,ey Guy, and Brosdwsy child's
Tho ns ss NIL e sers, psssss !, a. ~
Dsys sssser street Jersey Ciy or g Pearl New Yors
7 osT OCT. 80 rrRExAss BADGE NO. ss TIE
or 10 he Chief kSsinsers ONES d s,sss,s srss.
T osr-rIRExrYs BApeEs NOS asa AND zls.
IL The finder yin please rs,rrn them 70 The chisrs ONCE
q Elizabeth street
OFT OR sroLEr,-xoTr DRAwS By N. DHvos.
Be- ON Y he s January 1857 Sad nos not .ndorssd ~
me All persons cautioned against negotiating The same.
"7''men' ''' 0ee' SSRSsrux BELL, IS Canal stree.
DKwARD-ss-Losr or sroLEy FROM rHE SUB
the neiehborhcod Of the Bowery theatre pocketbook
tanng hundred dollars IN bank bills and the fol
owing certificates d sock standing in his name
Two numbered al and as each for ff shares
Of The Manhattan Gas Light Gompany one
cerfcste number unknown, for thirty shares IN the capital
Northern Bant % Kentucky also two certificates
NJ deposit in United Trust Company Of New York
hundred dollars with endorsement hereon fer
hunered dollars account No Vs. and the
cher fr ave dollars No 90 reward Of t7b viii
be given whoever win return NE certificates without The
money, the UNDERMINED A. No 80 kae Brosdway In This
city And notice hereby given that NE undersigned viii
sppy the above mentioned bsnt and companies fov
cerfheaes lieu of hcse lot oeu and all persons
hereby called upon 70 show why such certificates
should not be issued. LEONARD ~. NOkhIs0F,
NO. 70 East Broadway.
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MADAME HARRIs-THIs MYSTERIOUS LADY r. A
mi wonder N a-ter predictions true She can Tell
ali me secrets ~ your m Once 20 West Nineteenth street
near flsh avenue Hours from 10 A. NJ 10 NJ Ladies
Cha ae extra
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AN AsTROIOGfsr THAT BEATS TUE WORLD
N And 1900 reward n offered 10 any person vbo can
surpass her In giving correct statements past present and
future particularly marriages deaths heath wealth lo~se
pursuits absent friends &C NJ B-Msdam CLIFTOr h no
humbug dos she wish 10 impose the unwary Can
satisfy yourselves Residence 1856 Orchard street be-
tween Houston and Stanton.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
THE COSTUME OF GENTLEMEN.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
THE COSTUME OF GENTLEMEN
r. DERBY 4 COMPANY
TAlLORs AND IMPORfKRS
IL PARK PLACE
Are n receipt OF and beautiful goods
Cat retat imported expressly for approaching hodaxu
Among them viii be found many and choice colsrod
mixed cloths
For CoArs In ruby brown dark ohesau bord~ius IN
violet, extra fine blue, brorze and black cloths.
For TROUSERS designs including s.Gris de Paria
with side stripes, just landed Aaeo No e3TS7
SUPERB EMBRorpERIEs
For WArsTcoArrsGs Eone Caraux yaxssus ods<susu
including
Very rich brecade and evening drsss and Ss~s>v
yais'oossgs the most splendid things introduced Wed
plaid cesfnnsre and morning wistcoatngs, frem 81.
For oyssco1rs .Peau de Mou,onp aud Ohioohaia far
tpgsh dress beaver cloths. dcsbe and treble miied.
= accommodate parties wishing 10
New Years Rs coast waistooat paktsru wH
tablishmcnt
Dress be splendid very costly whom Viewed
BY hsef but 70 Judge you must zee upon the wsarer
IL n the style that constitutes the dress ~
taste easily perceived BY he in which his hab
mens are worn IL PARK PLAoaL
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f,ARD.-MAphME BREWSTER RETURNs THANKS
~ her freds and psons snd begs say that sfser te
thousands both and Philadelphia have con
suited Der WITH en. ssese, she eels confident that
aueesious-s -vrry love snd Law matters books
relled constantly by Fapolcon
equal She wf tel the ~ the future husband ami aa~
Tff,h
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DOR THE HOLIDAYS.

dor THE HOLIDAYS.
II watchea-Fine gold and silver watohss-fhs IarroH
and most splendid assoment q watches in the city be
found at the subscrbor He has been In bunnes Wan
street for the last eighteen years and selling al desoppas
q gold and silver watches jewsy and silver s nSh
Beautiful gold lspine watches four hole jewsllsd. ~
Nine gold detached levers, fun ewsed. 8
Fine gold hunting lepne four holes Jew elod. IS
Gold hunting English patent levers s.
Fine gold hunting detached levers full joweled -
S az sSs1 sssss & =
Gold independent second watches, for timing
Gold hunting watches. which run eight days l@ . iE
Gold magic watches, which change Into three dif-
f.rent watchee. 10 y -
uolu Engnnh patent levers uu jeweued Is 10 Ii
Miver melsh Pateat lever .:........... I6 - .
Snve de9cheo levers full jeweled Is = s.
Fine gold huntng case railway tnekeepers.. 100 y MS
Silver leppeG four holes jewebed. .
Tobias Harrison, r. G. Beeselsy 7. =. Cooper al
al other celebrated makers for sale very low
All watches warranted 70 keep correct time Watches ~
tewelry exchanged. Watches and jewery REPAIRED r ~
best manner and II much ess tam he pross ee6
sent 70 Al pars Of the United States and Canada nee Z
charge.
GKORGn 9. ALLEN. importer Of watches and jsvsary.
Wholesale and retail, No. IL Wall street. door Ies
Broadway.
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A woNDER--rHE aIPsEY orRI.-lr yoU WISH ro
"A know ala Ne secrets o. your pas and future ns -
knQvedGe OF WHOM may ~ and ~sa
dodt fail 70 cousu the above named pairni~t CnArre
eenk The 9ipsey has hand which enabh
posise sen charge ertrA ~ Third avenso bNvecn Risk
eenth NnseentA sreesa.
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"a FRANKLIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURN
OF ikhed to le suitable for two friends willing
together; also vefy desirable for Doctors
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A GENTS wANTED-ExcELLENr BUSINESS OPEN
n ing -Warted fev energetic tn6usirious young men,
books 10 toe farmers Very favorable
terms Wi be siven. More than one hundred doa Der
month proht be realized with proper activity Our
publications Of perm sneut practical value 20 every
fsrmer therefore viii ready sale for particulars
apply g. ssxion Co. agricultural book publishers lao
Fult0u
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A gTOursHTu0 TO AII.-MADAn MORROW rHu
"A most wonderful sstroisgls n ne vvvA. - a.
hes ever been known, - am e seventh dangher az IN
in dauGhtes Who also great asroioGs vs nasupa
I'm tel PEA present and future events q M have as1n
& "a SduFngmy travels In 4wupA vx ssll how m
nv ron 70 be married bsv soon vte ahov -
III Of ypur future husbanA and viii you ns
pines Of msriuyonia bliss ao1 gsed luck hrrueA ma
WI aleo show The Themes n sbssut cssnds Hpd
and yin tell yve al The ~ In that you canos
help being sooisbed No charge net aat~6eA oenenen
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A srRoIoGy.-MADAn LEANDER LENT cAH m
"A con.uhed sbout love marriage and absens sods ~
bach Ladies 70 oensa gents % centA hAs eaAses
speedy marriage Charge extra
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ENIME GOLD AND SILVER WArCHRR
\ d0h0 l0pfn08.. - =
ostacaoo e
Goo pen and silver case. warranted. 81
Genfomen's pins sleeve buttons, 40.
Together with variety Of fine gold hunting wntch0G
most ceebratsd mAkera which offered equally lev n
cash. JOHN Y. SAVAGE. No q fulton srosl
ESOUMfAIM6 INDIA STORE, s6s BROADWAY N
nned win goods per late axrfvals) fum Ohinn CaiGa
n,niA yspen Persia, ku.sA 10. enbraeng svsy d..
able vareg Of eurtous useful and arclos
fsncy rood Citizens and sranssss nvlsd % ems
- greAs variety nov offered, Il Wholesale r1au
u. B.-0oods imported y order.
HETE. GIFTS, 0rrna
NJ At
400
Broadway, broadway, B~osdv.v.
New York.
USEFUL PREsBEH FOR CHRRrMAa NEW YgAR
ELEGAHT BOOKS,
aPlenddly illustrated beautifully bound IN Turkey ankq ne
and richly gilt selling for less than ubshars prices; dne
gold watches jewelry &c.. VARYING value ceais =
$lU given away purchasers or books ct the sa
I PARTICULARS see catalogue. sent free addsss %.
Principal store 400 Brosiwsy. New Yea.
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11O FOURTH AVENUE NEAR UNION SQUARE,
llU suit Of rooms the second feor. newly furnished
suitable for family for the winter with private table
sired The house first GLASS; and the location very plea
aant and desirable
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SHOE STORE.
n. (,RAWER 4 90 hav.

k B. CRANER Il co. have Just receive
n. livery large assortment Of Boots an
Shoes, suitable for Fall aud Winter. part style
Is follows:
Mems Super Waxed Double Sole Boo:s,
Mems g City Made Calf do.
Mems 6 Heavy Kip, Lined Dr..
Youths Waxed Double Sole Boots.
Youths Calf and Kip Lined Dc.
Boys City made Calf Boots,
Boys Kip Lined Boots.
Womens' Double soie Kip Bootees,
Wonicns' Fine Calf and Seal do.
Womcns' Fine Goat Morocco do
Womens' Parodi Bootees, very handsome,
Children's Shoes of every style and price
Gents Morocco, Kid, antis sCalfskin Bootees,
Ladies Double Sioie Caters, Gum Shoes, ne.
in fact. Boots ami Shoes to suit every nnreha'
SER II yoR want Boots and Shoes. please rirs
as call, and yoe shah he suited in quality and
: Exchange Storsis ths place 70 bu. Boots and
Oct ~, 1855.
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u. II. Sllires'
MACHINE SHOP.

THE undersigned respectfully announces 20
| the Farmers Of Bedford and adjoining coun-
ties, and the public in general, that he has now
on hand al his Shop in Bedford, large assort-
ment of Thrasling Machines, which Includes his
four horse PREMIUM MACHINE 1t will be
remena hered that this Machine took the FIRST
PREMIUM at. cur County Fair last fall. 1t is
constructed with tumbling Shaft and Strap com
bined; also four llsrse tnmbling Shaft Machines
of the very best zind--two and three horse tnmb-
ling Shaft power-and old and well-known
four horse Strap Machine, which, for strength
aud daribility, cannot be surpassed anywhere,
Farmers VIII please notice that we are nov pre-
pared to Furnish Machines on the most fayora
ble and accommodating terms, and at the very
lowest prices possible. Horses, Grain, Lumber,
and ell kinds of trade will be taken in payment
for Machines All kinds of repairing OF Ma
chimes of different kinds and all othe! farming
utensils done on the most reasonable terms, of
the very best materials, and at the shortest no.
tice
B9-All our Machines warranted one year il
properly used. Please come this way for good
aud cheap Machine.
PETER II. SHIRES,
Machinest.
August /. 1856.
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DRUGS, BOOKS And STA
TIONiRY.
DR.. (. c. REaMER,
Bedford, Pa,
" & &s A. a. IN ~
Bedford, Pa,

HAFING purchased the Drug and Book
4 Il Store Of DIR. S. d. Scott, has constantly
on hand, at the old stand, a large and wen SC.
lected stock o. choicc Drugs and Medicines
wholesale and retail, all of which will be sold
at fair terms. The assortment consists in part o
Drugs arr Chemicals, Dye Woods and fields,
Fare, Tobacco aud Segars, Perfnnery, Fancy
articles, &C., &c.
PATENT MEDICINES. = Having the regular
agency fof the sale of all of these medicines,
the pnblic are assured that they are OF the best
such as lace stood the test Of time and expe-
rience. ard can be safely recommended as gc-
nuine, viz: Townsend's and Sands Sarsapa-
rlla, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Ayers
nix Bitters, Dir. Jayne's Family Medicines
Fahnstock's, Hohensacl's, and other vernifu-
ges; Hollands German Bittcrs, &c., &c.
Constantly on hand large stock of historic,
biographical, scientific, religious, poetical,
school, and miscellaneous BOOKS.
Also a great variety of FANCY ST4TfOE-
.fRF, Cap, Post and wrapping paper of every
quality, Paper iangings in great variety
Window Blinds in patterns or by the piece
Wall Paper, Steel and Fancy Goods.
BLINK BOOKS OF every size and quality,
Pocket Books and Port Monnaies, Diaries,
Blank Deeds and Mortgages, gold Pens and
Pencils. Combs, Brushes, Perfumery in great
variety, Soaps, &C.. &c.
Lamps, and Camphine Oil and Burnif Fluid,
kept constantly on hand.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medical use; " offs
Seheidam schaaPps, Gin. Port, Sherry and
Madeira Wines
Aug. IL, lS54.-tf
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHII4.fLyELPHI.1.
important Announcement

no all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases
i such rs Setninel Weakness, Impotence
Gounornea, Gleet, Syphilis, &C., &c.
The Howard Association OF Phiadelpha in
view Of the awful destruction Of human life and
health, caused by sexual diseases, aud the de-
ccptions which are practsed upon the unfortnI
nate victims OF snch diseases by Quacks have
directed THAR consulting Surgeon, as a chayitae
bic act worthy OF their name, TO give p,edicG-
qdrice gratis, to allpersoHs husaffiicted MALE
or Female, } who apply byletteT, with descrip-
tion of their condition ( age, occupation, hab-
its OF lfe,) sSe.. and in cases o extreme pow
erty and suffering to furnish medicines free Of
charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent In
stitution, established by special end owment, for
the reliefof the sick and distressed afflicted
with s.Virulcnt and Epidemic Diseases and
its fnndscan beused for no other purpose. 1t
bas nov i sursluS Of means, which the Drec-
tors have voted to advertise the above notice
1t is needless 20 add that the Association CON-
tnands the highest Medical sf:ili os the age and
viii! furnish the most modern treatment. Val
uabie advice also given to sick and nervous fc-
males afflicted withabdominal weakness, womb
complaint, CostiFencss, I.eucorrhua. &c.
Address (pcst-paid, DR.. GKo. X. CALHouS,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association NJ O.
?, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa
By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEART WE'LL, President.
-. Fu,cffILD. Secrefarg.
June !. is55.-zz
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DAGBERREoTYPEs \ AMBRoTYPES.

pEADEa have you ever heard ofGettys inilnit-
D able Daguerreotypes If not, go at once to
his saloon and see for yourself, and If yon want
likeness ofyourself or friends as true as nature
and arr combined can make it, that is the place
to get il.
If you want picture put up in the most ap-
proved style and Of the best materials-or in
Short If you want the worth of your money in a
splendid DagEereotype or Ambrotype, GO TO
GETTYS,
AS he is tic only urtist in Bedford county who
can take the new style Of Daguerreotypes and
Ambrotypes.
lie spares no pains to give full satisfaction and
permits no picture to go out until he is conf
dent it will do so.
Having just returned from the East he is in pos
session OF all the late Improvements in the art,
and can assure his patrons Chat be can furnish
them with a style ofpictures not taken by any
other person III the county
Rooms at the s-Exchange Building" or Odd
Fellows Hall Immediately above the store Of
A. B. Craner.
7. Z. GETTYs, Jr.
juno 9Th. 1856.
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r.unlic sale "a Real Es.ate.

sYgHE undersigned Executors, OF The isst
Il will aud Testament, OF John Smith
lare of Union Township, bedford COUNTY,
deed, will sell at public sale on the premises
on Saturday the 25th day OF October lext,
the following RIAL ESTATE late the pro-
perty of said deed viz.
One tract Of patented iaud, alioluing z
lands Of George f. Riddle Jacob Berkhi-
n,er. Josiah Griffith and the widow Cris-
mans heirs, containing about eighty SIX
acres. The improvements are q log house
and log barn with other ont buildings, about
so or 20 acres Of Tie land are cleared and
under fence.
Said property Will be sold subject to a
life estate in a small house aud two acres
Of the land.
Possession will be given on the ist O.
April next, at which time the porehase
money will be paid. JOHN AkE
Terms Cash. PETER SMITH
Sept. 5, 1856. Ex'ors.
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IiRii laR SiLE.

THE undersigned VIII sell at private sale . .
tract af lana situate in Miligsn's Cove harTi-
son Township. Bedford county, lately IL tae @ oc-
c.;r,ancv ii Mrs Elizabeth Earnest and family
adjoining lands Of the widow Wer'z' Daale,
May and others, AID containing one ha'iafesl
and sixty three acres aud allowance. aOeat
t,yen,v Iiys OF which are cleared and under
fence. =
The improvements are, two story log dwell !,
ing house. sraaII log BAN aud other oGs bniid-
iDgs. There is also Young oreh4id Of choiee
ample trees on the place.
TAe terms via be made known by sither Of
the subscribers, who arc Trustees ol airs, Earn
est
If the farm is not sold ct private sale before
the Ist., Of November next, II viii be Offered
: p@D''S 80 GEO. r. RIDDLE.
JNO. MOWER.
Sept. -, 1885, Trustees
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ETZADLEY'S NEW BOOK !--THE SACRED
= Il PLANS By J. Fl. Headley. One II mo.
Volume, Cloth, elegantly Illustrated. Price
SIPS. Mailed free of postage on the receipt
of the retail price.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
ssThis volume will be read with satisfaction
by those who most enjoyed the Sacred Moun-
tains. IN. y. EreRing Post.
1T is full of deep interest, and written in a
most glowing aud beautiful ST, lie. e."-Leuisraie
Journal.
ssThere is merit sufficient in the work to make
it a favorite with the lover Of things associated
SO close with Biblical history. .''-Detfoii Daily
.7dreriiSsr.
ssThe writer has powerful use of language,
and though he eilters upon his task with true
devotional spirit he invests his theme with an
interest sure to fiscaate the general reader"
- =. Epcning Ga-eHe.
"A finished specimen Of style ana workman
ship. BgBaiO chrisiian -4arocate.
s.He has clothed bis ideas with lofty and beau
tiful language, and treated the subject in 4 man
ner becoming It's Importance. .''-Roch. Union.
s.The style Is different from j T. Head!ey, and
perhaps better adapted TO the subject. 1t is
simple and unprctending, but plain AMI forei-
ble.'- Boston Journal.
sit is written in style OF poetic prose suited
TO the subject and makes some glowing pictures
of the SACRED Plains,' spreading them cut in
all their oriental loneliness, and investing them
with charm and interest that belongs only 10
Scriptural scenes. .''-Hcfiii Tribune.
San elegant book, both in contents and af-
pesrance-fitted to adorn and increase the val.
ue, of any library ''-Bafa!o Daily Repablie
ssThis volume is handsomely illustrated with
views OF many spots made interesting by the
sacred history Boston. Daily .4drerfiser.
1.-The author has faithfully executed his design,
and presented to the public book replete with
interest and instruction. ."--Geasssee Republic.
'sThe materials Of the several chapters seem
to have been collected with great care. sd
lem Observer.
DTPapers inserting the foregoing three times
and sending copy of paper 10 Publishers, will
receive copy of the abore work, and also the
Economic Cottage builder, prepaid
WhNZER, MeKtM & CO., Publishers.
july ILL., $50. [Bafalo, New York
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LiSTI LlSI'I LIlSTII

EITHER Lost in Scheishurg, or on the way
from Schellsburg to Pleasantyie, on Friday
the 10Th Of Sept. inst. Morocco Portmonaie.
cont lining SIS 90 in b Ink notes wit h many
valuable papers and Receipts. that viii be of
much service 10 me, and no use to any other
persons There We're one Ten doller bill on the
Bank of York. Pa, and one Ten dollar bill on
the Commercial Bank OF Bedford. State of Mas
sacauscttS, with scribng or writing on the back
Of the note, the balance IN S. bills, the bank
not rec0ilected. There is one glass out of d
pair OF Spectacles in the port moniae. Any
persons finding the portmoniaeand handing or
eEdag ii to me, will receive very hansome
reward, aud my sincere thanks in the bargain,
am needy. The least mite of i'll gotten gaia
being Of the nature Of leayen, will sour the
whole lump, aud bring down curses upon all a
man possesseth. J. III. WRIGHT.
Sept God, 1855.
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---------s--7---
FOR SALE.

FVsHE subscriber will sch at private sale, a
l. valuable Farm of frstrstte limestone land,
situated in Middle Woodberry tp., Bedford
county Pa, containing $50 acres, about 10
acres cleared and under good fence and in a
high state of fcuItivation the balance is well TIM
bered, with good two Story House and lar &c
back building attached. -aiso good bank barn
with thrashing house, tenant house, wash and
spring house, and all other ont buildings rcquir-
cd on a farm Also never falling spring oi
limestone water near the buildings. Any per-
son wishing to purchase such property will do
well to calI on the subscriber living on the
premises. SAMUEL BUCK.
Aug X 1856
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NOTICE.
ACDETOR's NOTICE.

THE. undersigned, appointed by the Orphans
4 Court Of Bedford County, TO distribute the
balance OF the money in the hands of John
Mower and S. L. Russell, Esquires. Adu'inis-
traitors de bonus non, with the viii annexed OF
William Lane, aIate of Hopewell, Township in
said County. deceased. to and among the-credi-
tors OF said decedent entitled TO receive the
same, Will attend TO the duties Of his appoint
ment on Tuesday the 2gth day of July, inst,
at his Office in the Borough Of Bedford, when
and where al parties interested can attend If
they see proper.
G.. Fl. SP.aYG, .4ndifor.
Inlr Ii lRn6