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National Theatre.
eraordnary success Of the magnificent
fairy drama,
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
Win rich and sofssoa scenery gold ard studded dresses
dancers, and the female army Of
SIXTEEN LOVELY GIRLS,
THIS EVENING AND POSITIVELY THIS WEEK ONLY.
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT , O'CLOCK,
a Grand Day Performance,
For FsmIies, Ladies' Children.
Alexandria, GeorEetown and can
cure seats for this The only day performance BY Immediate sPpcs
The doors win be opened at two O'Clock.
limited numbeT OF family tickets admitting Ave chd 81
will be issued They also be obtained By Immediate appa
ton At the Office.
Doors open at OK, the curtain dse at ! \ O'Clock.
Box Office from to ~ O'clock enable
Nov 2S-4t
uP-Aucnuon, GsorgIsns The eItzeas Of Georgia So
tlub Room, 7h street. and streets, Thuts
2Hh Instant O'clock join the procession
h0no OF the hs victory over me enemies o. me unsn,
Nov SEA Assistant MaT,haI
o. Attention unnoisAns The citizens Of Illinois o.
0urhing Washington requested assemble Palu
CHb Room" Thursday next 27Ih instant al O'Clock m
1n procession IN honor of tho late vIcto eptH
JAS. O LONG,
Nov 26-d2 Assi.tant MarshaI.
nAusntIon Jersey BIues iThe citizens af New Isrse,
temporarily residing In this cry, and those who visiting
requested assemble The palmetto
street. between and ~ on THURSDAY, s7h inss O'CLOCK a
BTecknridEe
BY WA. sELDss, ssg,
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90 Attention, Lo ulsianIa THE IouisisT
Temporarily residing this city, and who visiting
eapral, requested Palmetto club Room IN
Thnrdsy 9Th instant, O'Clock,
ce.sion Of buchanan ahd Brecknudge
TAOS. u. MADDOX,
Nov Q5--d3 AssistaRt Marshal for L0utsia9 A.
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ny-AttentIop, blue Hens ChIekeB.-The dcm0cra ,ie
e0sns Of Dea~sre inumnE in Washington requested 10
Room street, between O and a
streets Thur.day next 27r inst O'Clock, a. 10 oa
Of m
ana election % Buchanan and BreckinrdEs.
Nm. n. jones
Nov G-d8 Assistant Nsrshal for Delaware
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The Washington and Alexandria railroad was opened
for travel yesterday. Trains advertised to run reg
lary between the two cities every hour ArinV the day
Omniouses viii be In attendant. the south end Of the
Long bdge 70 eonVs passengers to Pennsylvania
IN THIS ci Bushrod W. Trobel has been appointed
perintendent Of the road.
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printer disposition all ws.,e asms,sd ~ nm
bnds heuby caution a person. from parsh.aips aeh fsa@
oS, and ' sns~ss O. sseS IN as such per-
aw All EGoh papers as damaFed white and printed surplus
nea h the only authorized place @ Sns se 6ss@
Nov ls-dw lint and starl
NOTICE ., hereby given ali t-sds.m,n In tht.
cry who have been ia ne a"s o gacnsns VAST ., o.r
OF aoG,e printing oess thss ssrsa any ,as gussha.s.
gent therefor the Pr'' purchasing viii be gosssnd the
Nov Is-drw ITnL strI
orrIeF CHEs.rE.KF oao Casa Co.
Warrington, Nov. 10. issp.
PROPOSALS una The slh day Of
peaAs and Ohio canal the o. present
specifications VIII i furnished application Ofbs
T6e contractor required 70 proceed via he construction
Of the dsE with due diligence, and 70 complete pse
Payments viii monthly estimates made BY an cheer
toe
Clerk Chsrapeass s-d ohis Canal Co.
Ua'on Frsdest HaEs"'swn Mail, and Cumberland Alleys.
Nov iI|isos,ooee
pURE LrsBoN VINE have ja., received VI afs c,,s.
New Yos who received srret from Lisbon hi. sross per-
-' rare chance 70 Get pure wine AZ oase pie fo sale
Nov Is-lsteok Saturday. No. 81 Lousispa syenus.
MAUDs, or Genutmens shrwIs.-we have just ressiyea
our hd and aEes supply Of gentemen hawis, sAs,cins
NB-Also nay ,havi. which pre-
pared 70 sell st the Inv price of % apiece. Gail
gro, " d. WHITE a cos
Hat, Cap, and Gents Farsiahing Sfors.
Nov Ia-eodst 800 Ia. avenue, ssreea
sPARKLIsG CHAMPAGNE CIDEH.-io barrels very
y superior sparkling Champagne cider
WN ". GRIPS,
Nov ls-Aa0 No. 81 Louisans avenue
uoUsts FURNISHED with cabinet rnrr,s~r.. bed.
III china. glass, crocksr
verpIaied cutlery Britannia painted ware ap~n
n0ods bFonzed
wooden ware kitchen utensils, ke.
HousckesperS win apd extensive Of
housekeeping articles embracing
thus bnu
sierent amt and
pledge myself sell Low be the cav
Z. w. pSrELER.
New E-ei@oH Iron Han
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70 THE -6R71ppe

fiiA ;s:seers gs4ess Informs tIss f4r1.sTs arrs,
ford aial aaieiniDg Counties shat = =, -S-- 81
iaaae arrangements by Filis:L m "a i fs,r,,;s, iAs a
tlss. ,es'fe tie lssesl improved ara est 80 :,
SCOTS .l.it lF Giant Com a;,a ,.3, :. s
,'stissa 70 grind srcal ts y
.s.a lSF hoaf wifH ONE iiosst-I,ssfs, -;
stal; Gttter and Geas.iers,sgy, Z. = 'ssl
ilay alisl Sifsa Ca..ts, e t..l hss'i: :
Sala .2asisrs We are unsarss, g., ,.,,.-
tsSss @a t'islIi!i Galtigssors ,,ss,, ~
.,.'1f ,..' NILS, Ne e Is siors eFery ,ai ssgss
- ~ Or si0at i3sfm. Nishing a s,...fs s;i
.'st9sas"a eaeh machine soil lg I'M ,s;;, y.
ai's.''sk MI. . Wa 4s represented. or 10 80, =
,.qsss .,. digss ,,'sg a'iiisss arc procured ii pss
s,ses 'isse.y Fo'e he aascntees ard s,,,, s 80
II using. = Seedts q thes:'gs-t
stances iess tan the sai,s a4tc5s = ~, s0,as "a e
cured s.set3 lsal tae maaa t,,rs l'l'-
sleiiai9 y very sfet for t twe erst II ae.a, s.-S
llaeiiies oTei'fs saoala b. eige, = '.ss'iel
those #is.'iig 10 purchase. 34'' ~
June 20, 1862 la-92ai Ia
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.
ote N -lhe lIst oi voters kert hr thpm.

note IN The list OF voters Kept BIZ them.
SIN 8l: cases where the mans of The person
Claiming TO vote isnot found ON the list furnish
90 by the commissioners and assessors, or his
l right to Vote whether found thereon on not is
1bleeted 10 by any qualified citizen il shall be
the 'saty OF the inspectors 10 examine such
person OH oatA to his qualifications s. and il he
! claims 70 have resided within the state for one
/ yeir og snore, bis oath shall q sufficient proof
thereof, but he shal! make proof by at least one
competent witness who shall he u1aliiiei eiec-
tor that ie has resided within the district FOR
more than ten days fext Immediately preceding
SAID election, and shall also himself swear that
hls boAaiide residence, III pursuance OF his law
full calling, is within the district, and that he
did rot remove in the said district Tor the p.lr
pose Of voting therein.
"Lyery person qualified as aforesaid and who
sliai. make due proof, il required, OF his resi-
dences ana pIyiaeat OF taxes aforesaid, shall
| be admitted to vote In the township ward, or
district ia (which he shall reside.
Ell any person shall prevent or attempt to
prevent ANY officer Of an election, uader t!,e
Act from ioldiag sica c:cetiuil, Or use or lhgea-
ten violence to any such officers, aud shall in
tesraft or improperly interfere with him ia the
execution OF his duty, shall block or attempt TO
block up the window OF avenue 10 airy window
where tie same be holding. or shah riotoasly
disturb lac peace Of such election, or shall use
or practice any intimid ,tion, threats, force, r.
oVeraW aay e'eetar, or to prevent hira from rot-
ing, or to restrain the freedom Of choice such
PERSONS on conviction shall be fined ia any sum
not exceeding five hundred dollars, ard to be
imprisoned for any time not less than one nor
more than twelve months, and il it shall be
sli0wa to tie eonrt where trial of such offence
saali be had, that the peiSl.. so offending was
rot aresdeat ofthc city, ward, district town
ship where the said offence was committed, and
not entitled TO vote therein; then, on conviction
lac shall be sentenced to pay iine Of not less
than oae hundred nor more than one thousand
dollars. and be inprison not less than six
month Dor more than two years.
II any person or persons shall make any
bet or wager upon the result OF any election
within this commonwealth, or offer to make any
such bet or wager, either by vegbal proclamation
thereto, or by ans written or printed advertise
ment challenge or iayite any person or persons
to make such bet or wager, upon conviction
thereof he or they sball forfeit aud pay three
times the amount SO bet or offered to be bet.'
And the judges OF the respective districts
aforesaid, are required y meet at the Court
House IN tho Borough Of Bedford, on Friday
next following the holding of said election, then
aad there To perform these things required u
them by law.
Dated at Bedford, tho 29th day Of august,
A. d. 1856. HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
Oct. 10, 1856.
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DAGU RRNEoTFPES q ANIBGoFYPEs

READER have yon ever heard Of 6iet tys iaipl;t-
able DaenerfeetyPrs lf net. "a at once ~
his sas0on and sec Tor yougsejg and il son g2i,i
a hNencss ~ yourself or friendsas true as nafugs
and arr combined cas mai. Il that is the place
to get It.
II yoe wan! pictnre PIT UP in si,e most gp-
proyeti 4;y ic and Of The bsst materials--or ia
Short ii sod wat the worth Of yonr illenev IN u
splendid Daguegyeetype or AmtretyBe 10 to
@ i[T Us,
As he is the only artist IN Bedford comfy who
ean tlze fhe neW style y hagaerreotgpes and
Ambrotypes.
lie sptres no pains to give filii satisfaction and
permits no picfufe to 60 cut aati he is conf
dent II sil DO SO.
il.vias iast returned from t!lc East he Is i pos
sessions OF All tisa late Improvements IN ihe art.
and can assuTe bis patrons that he can farnisii
iiietn with style a petaraS not taken Icy any
otter pelson in the county
Rooms at the Exchange Building or Odd
Fellows Hali-ia -iameaiately above the store ci
7. r. GETTYs, Jr.
June 6sa, 1856.
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DRIES, D00hS AN) STi-
TOMMY.
IN. E. G. REgMER,
rasr,ra. "a.
pesara, ga.,

EyfyG purchased fhe Drug aud Book
al Store of l1r. S. d. Seott, has cosss.aItly
on hand, nj he old stand, : tafgF and well Sc
ieetea sleek az choice Drugs aud Medicines
ni.oies Z. and Terai., all Of shicb VII be sold
Al fsir tcFtsls Tie .ssortI tIert consists IL tart o
prnrs All Csen.ieals, D5s IFaa3s osi .6cs&s,
P.slats :, 4 Oiis, Hiats- fsfa$s 9Es Glsiss
lgrare. 1o5aceo sat5 Sesarss satL} Nasei5, s,acg
drficies. ac., -.
P,TrSr NJ8.crxrs - Having t1c regular
aaeaev fox the ssls of all q. these Eled.eines,
;ie M .li arc assured that ;aey arc ct the best,
snch as have stand tAc test of TING and eNpe-
r;sacc. aal c.sr, lie safely recommended as g.
mine. VIZ: FowHsena>s and Sahd's SarS~Pa-
rilla, Wistar's Raisam OF Wild tLeffy, Aysg. ;
Cherry pectoizil, Moilat's l.iia fiiis and fh@-
aix l5i,tsrs, Or. Jayge's Fanlilf hasieines.
FafinSfoci> =. HpbensAck ), and other NefGs'itlr
res; ilooGan,l' German gisiers, Sc, &c.
Constantiy on hand a isrge tecis ei h5stafie,
tiocr5,,ssiesl seier sife, Religious, poctleal.
| school and miscellaneous f,OOkS.
! A'se 4 great yariety Of E-3AGY 3'li9ls-
.GRT, Cap, Post am wrapping paper g every
quality, Paper iIengires "a great variety -
window Blinds in pattefas OF ~ the piece
! WaH Paper, Steel and Fancy Goods.
| BLINK HOOKS Of every size aa% iaality,
4 Pocket Books aad Port MoDa5ies, Diaries,
Blank Decis and n Aarsgagess gold Pens and
rens;ls, CcIhts. EruShes, Psrf0mery In great
variety, Soaps, &C., Nc.
] Lamps. and Canspl.inc OIL ana DuInif Fiaia
! Reps .oastassiy ON hand.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medical asei " OH !
seiseiaaFl Schapps, Gin, foft,. Snefry ah'
IS,isigs. Wines.
1eG. IL l6at.-tf
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2. EH. gE.ires'
lIiCRIAE Sn0P

TIE undersigned respectfully announces 10
I the Farmers ef Bedford and 4 lieinifg coun-
Ties and the pubiic IA geucrsi, tiist he has now
on hand at his Shop IN Bedford. u large assort-
,neni Of ThgaslinE Machines, which incsf,les lis
f,sr horse PREMIUM MACHINE. 1t will be
remembered tAat This Machine took the FIRST
PREMIUM At err Couutv Fair last fsil. 1t is
constructed With ta,atIgs Sl.ait and Strap com
tiued; also io5.r Ssrss suimbsihg Shaft Machines
II the very best kins-two and tilree horse tunl,-
linz Sh} power-and o,ifoi6 aud weli-knewa
iour harse Strip i iaeliine, wfci. for strength
aad ddribiilty. clnnot 5e surpassed anywhere
Farmers eii please notice tSat 4 e are now pre-
Jared to Furnish! NacGifes uR The mass iavora-
5ie and accommodating fanls, and at the very
lowest pr.ces possible. Horses, Grain TRnllar.
ani al Sia,ls OF trade wa lt taken in PAYMENT
Tor Machines. All kiads ,f reparine q Ma
cAi,,es If different kiHds AMI ali otie! farming
utensils done on the most fessonal ie terms, Of
lie very hest maferiais, and at the shortest no.
tier
Eg-AH our Machines wafrlnted one yrar If
properly used. Please come this way Tor a good
aud cheap Nacliae.
PETER II. SHIRES,
Machinest.
august /, 1856.
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FOR SlhB.

rY1IE subscriber viii sell at private sale, a
Z yaluabIe Farm OF fir5trate limestone land,
situated n Middle WoodBerry tp., Bedford
county Pa. containing lS0 acres, about lz3
acres cleared and under coed fence a@'d in a
high state Of cultivation, the balance is well TIM
bcFed, wi.h good Two Story Hcasc api ilss
blcl building attached. .qso good baak barn
With thrashing house. tenant house, wash and
Epr!ug house, aBd all other out buildings reqnir-
ell on d farm. Also a never fitting spring Of
limestone water near the buildings. Any per-
son wishing to purchase such property will do
well to call on the subscriasr living on the
Eremiscs. SAMUEL BUCK.
Aug 3, 1856.
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SETTLE UP.

~ { sa5segiiier, Aaviag disposed Of his Store
I IN Bedford, is desiroas Of eoSiug up his
uoi.s. All persons IasIelted 40 him aTc canes.
iel to settle up immediately Ills books wil! l5
Ia The na'.is ofAlr. foG r. Shoemaker, ill hrsi
Jas next
Ii. is thankful 10 his friends for the vers
eca,raas safpott theF laFe yielded him since
Ills c9aecnceuefit ia THIS place and cordial,
recommends Mr. Joh " Shoemlkcr. as a Young
mia OF coed business habits, Of strict hopesty
capacity ard integrity, ana sifo will not ftii t.
give g.aerll satisfaction to my customers and
the pn0lic.
ELIAS NJ. FISHER.
March II, i856-sm.
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EsEM0YEEs.

The undersigned take this method Of Inform
ing tseir old Customers aud the public Ia gen
Of Goods from the West end of Bedford 70 the
ColonlIs Store, lately occu lied by Capt. j.
Reed, where they will be pleased to see all
%a5 ia4,. favor them with . call.
Al Kinds Of produce taken in Exchange 70
Goods.
Thlnkfai FOR past flvoTs, they hope by fai,
dealing aFd desire to please, to continue to
Receive a liberal share Of the public patronage.
Bedford, July 25 1855.
]. Nm. SHOEMAKER.
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HARDWARE STORE.

the subscriber 'F9Hll announce to his o..
3. n IS adl thf pm iie IN geaer,l tia: he ha,
I'11rcl bis llAkbN ARE STORE to the n,,.
bait.,F5 second door w3sL Of the Belfor4 ito-
IL, Sher hc las inst received AMI opened an
extensive assortment OF Hardware, embracing
almost every article in that line of business.
H. 5toei. of S.tDDLEilY Y is.of the b.sl quality
af., was selected witn great care. lie would
respectfully invite all il want Of articles in the
Hardware liac, 10 give him a cat, s%tisfi ii taat
- CO. pleasy all Hho do 50.
JOHN ARNOLD.
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IMPORTANT TO maLL OWNERS

uT0oDWARD'S Improved Smut ana Screen
" ing Machines, Mill Bushes, BoItia2 Cloths
and Bran Busters, OF the most improved ojani
MiH Screws, Corn and Cob Grinders, PateIt
Bridges Tor Sill Spindles, Portable Mills,
warrantcd to grind ten bushels per hour, Mil
Irons and Mil Burrs made to order Also,
Stoyer'S Patent Cora Kiln and Grain Dryer
a valuable Invention. The aOove articles are
kept constantly ON hdnd, and can be obtained
at any tinle. from S. d. BROAD.
Senciis5urs, Bedford County, who is also
gent for bedford, Somerset, and adjoining
ouHties.
Nill wright work done at tic shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms.
Fchgu4ry Is, 1856.
lTccORNICK'S Resper and Mower for sale
" hy S. ID. BROAD
al Schellsburg, Pa, agen. for Blair and Bedford
olaiies February -, 1851.
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JU M. 5HATEIE
5iERCIIiNT TAILOR.

AZ j0U . announce to his former patrons.
: aRa lhG public generally, that he hasjist
ecsivot, from Philadelphia, . large aud vel Sc
ected assortment of the most choice Cloths.
Gass;mares and Eestings--also summer wear oi
srery description, to which he invites the attend
ton Of purchasers. His cloths, etc, were Sc
lected with great care, and he Gin recommen-
them as being equal, az least, 10 any to lie found
in the place. Ae also keeps Realymade clo-
;hlsS Of every description, at yegy low prices
ana is prepared to cat and make garments on the
shortest notice and most reason ,bie terms. lie
respectfully invites the public 10 give hin a
cal
Bedford, June G. 1853.
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{ oFFIer. &. Y, ? Co.,
Feb. as. 1856.

~ Directors o. seis sompany haze tLis oisy
leSied an assessment Of per e4at. on ali pre-
miina .otcs belonging 10 the Goalpanv ard IA
force on t;ie sixth tlty cf FebsvarF, 1875. e4-
eei' o. original aPi.sieatiers sppnoss3 troia
Nov. 20 1855 iiii ihc sais. SIKH Day Il Feare-
als on wi.ich there S assessed 2 .TeF cent
Alai on aA plegaiuM notes expielng 'httwfe-
said dates. and NOT removed, s aeg esIii. 9lse
meERbeTs 81 tais Company are heTsBT required
10 pas tieie sSvcrsi amounts So assessed .
Ike FleassTer or aathos<sd rcceiysr Of tlsis
Board within thirty days Of TIE lctiicasies :
this notice.
Az4Esr-JoIfs- r: GEEEs-
- ns nSso-St
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Agngros.s NoTEGE.

ri1HE undersigned, appointed by the Orphans
l. Court of Bedford Goaaiy 90 distribute the
Balanee of tlle alaaay IL Lilo t,aIldS lf lnha
Moger aaa 5. L. Bt.Sssii, 1as.slires, AdSsipts-
trafors De bonas non, with the Viii AnneSea O
WiiliAm Lane. late ef Eepeacii, Trsgns;air II
saii County, deceased, To and among tiae ercdi
Tors Of sid decefeni entitled so receive tse
same, WI attend TO the duties u his appoint
n.ent on Tues.iIy The 29ti day - July, inst.
at his ollice IA the borough OF Be3iota ~ter
and y H'.Svc all parties Interested eau attend il
they SCI IgoPcg.
July II, 1853,
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Admlr.sstraIf.L 8 Yot,ce.

7 FFTERS Of Administration havisg becn
~ granted 70 the subscriber, on the Estate oi
i''tiei piel, iata &C HaFi7son Tp., deed, al
fersons Indicted 70 said Estate are requested t0
make Immediate pagment and ,hose hapfac
claims against lie same wsh present llseai fro-
peiiy authenticated for settlement.
HENRY p. DIEffIs, Aesn,'r.
ARg. S, 1856 -6G. Csicraia To-.
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administrators ,ys.iee.

E4iERs Of administration hayinr bee,
.. granted g the subscriber, iiying IN If,:an
late of Clayton eauatr. iowa. ie li .r.l'.a, nsrs.
indebted to sai estate, ar, hri,
maze ,i payment immediafoly, and those l.,;rg
1l,'ilis aaiAst sile sane, will Present them Dro,,
eiiy authenticated f9r settlement.
Nay ., 1885,, =. q -ssHf
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K0TECF.

y king assignment OF OF purchasing from
Daniel Border ef Bedfela Borough of Il certain
Obligation u writing s2Aed ana sealed sy ne
fcls. 20ti 1850 ana conditioned in payt ior the
p.,A .1e9F OF Sl25 % one year thereafter. 10
the lsioie Of s5i2 Claim, have fuli and ust dc.
fence-and am detsfmire,i to pax no par, tl1efof
Unless eoiafellcd BIZ process of law.
JOSEPH l. DAUGHERTY.
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SReciaI Notice.

4 IL persons ia.lebtedto The arm of Rupp s
~ u l.ake immediate payment Tho books
are q the hands Oft ". kupp. for collection,
an1 'aust positively b. closed. Oar ffieals wh4
ire IN ircsrs viii please coasalt their interest
by attending to this notice al once AMI not fui
us Uolsr tt unpleasant necessity Of niAkiae
lacla pay costs.
Bedford Ma, Is, lS56-2m.
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NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant
cd 10 the subscriber on tha Estate OF Samuel
BLACKBURN. Late OF Pleasantyiile, 81 Clair
townshi2, deed. ali persons indebted TO said
Estate are hercpy netiit7,l 10 make Payment
Immediately. and those having plaj;as against
;h. same vii. present them s,roTeriy authcaii-
c44ea tsr settlement j. MILLER. -Adna'r
Jyly a5, iS5O 81. Clair township.
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y. y. BARCLAY.

.4Tro1NET n 1T L.giT, EEpFoRD, ~,
1ETIIL attend promptly TO I'll legal business
w entrusted 10 his care. Office on JIl:ana
Stseci, four doors South Of tI5p Court House
ard formerly occupied u Rarelay & BARCLAY.
june 70, fS56.
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NOTICE.

Letters of administration upon The estate OF
Samuel Cromwell, late Of Bedford Borough,
deed having been granted 20 the subscriber,
notice is heleBy given to ali persons indebted 70
said estate to make payment without deaY; aaa
those having claims against the sans are Dcti-
tist q present the same duly authenticated for
settlement. FR. JORDAN, .Adli'r.
bedford, july -, 1856.
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e.teis q administration oli ide estate ofPete,
= ,, 4ssss l-ie q zion Township, Bedford CO.
q &C hiS LnE beea srantetto the subscriber re-
s.oi'lg ~ Gtion Township, rotice IS therefore
= s. s. an eisons i,ieied te said estate, TO
- 'i' ~ s5ilfasgliftely ard those havns
aliAeEi icatel irF settI ,rief,t.
JOSEPH 4NLER, tlfa,r.
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MORE Na0ES aND GllYEaS.

lust ReceivcI al Shoemaker's Colonnadc
u StCge, Ladies, Misses, Chil3rens and Gents
shoes. And aisa Ladies' and Gents Gaisegs.
August |. 1856.
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Pc pysaeatie and Ncrg0us sGf

TE4nE subscfihar who has srfferSa al Is
hagross .. IniIgcs;ien, is aaxieas 70 iBl-
n.rt tae cxny aetAe3 az cere 70 Invalid Kim
iatss Injected.
De3forl -. Pc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E,atsee.

4 ETTERS of Aisnsnis.ratisa i fsar bee =
IL granted 10 the subscriber xFeg 70 Sestta
NsooGherry Township, on The Es1ats ~ .ieltn
3ecter. late of Monroe Tsv s.sls5p, tlecsi, a
persons Indebted 70 said Estste arc sis''l ~
make immediate payment, ~ tersc n st1is
clSsas agtirfs, ihs sane slt ETssssls '.-is lsE''
ieE&y authenticated far ssttlenaest.
.Apgg. lsTIIss.ssI
Kin, s.raler,
r,rv 1P fS56-rr
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40 = a T..

T.etiers tss:araeas,rg on tflc last viii and
testament of T!wa9l farmer, late Of the Boro'
&c Bedford, deed, hsyjHg been granted u the
Subscriber. residing in said Bero. notice Is
therefore gwen 10 all persons int;eIted 90 tAe
Estate of said deed. 10 make payla-nt iu-
,ned;&tely; ard those having claims viii pre-
sent them pr Pcaiy Authenticated Tor settle
nieu.. CHARLOTTE I. HARhER.
Julv n5. 1856. ExeeLtrIx.
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Jos NAM, @. II sp,yo

I AN 2ARTaERsIHP. HP.-rhe nps.r,r.,o
:. - ~ nase assoeiatsd teiaselYesn the Practice
q lle LAW, 'e Yi.iproagtly atted to ali b,sis
oininS c5ant;es. -'2'u ana "a
IL, 59i.ae I. si J,iiiaAua street, tlree door,
deace fAsj. Tate. l'os''e Fae ffTl-
june lat-1a54 TT 9iANG'