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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
HOUSE, SION AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
INC, PAPER HANGING, ere.

JAMES UUsNEGE a. Johs 81. DUNN,
hAslSG associated themselves
zssssss.s~ tSgetho1 Iorlns purpose nt carr!
@4Ssps % ,ns h4..sss1 sis>1 q = pAISf, tAJsf,
M, rarER HANGING and oLazlAG, W h!iEN-
INC and NAAL .uLohiAd ia rsfry street, pst".eh
ID E4u3t Streots.
would most respectfully anDonHcet to tneirHIehaS
andthe UuDD. generally ,tGattne prepares
seuIe fsuuHg either Lead or Lnc attnx iorestpos
sibts pFlces very best 81 le ihef ohs "S
,erIeLts ia lAe4D0ye busIuess srtants thtihih en-
urIE thelf pagIous tail satisaetiOh. any "ofhthal
uaaS DC uGtr4.lru 10 LheIu.
FaTleLtat HttehtIol TO estimating on any Puo
,lc OF prlt aIe puIdlAB Persons Tlsnibs ANY " the
above dULe soGidd0 weit 10 CIV Them eii!Ds'
tLeIT The. llso prepared TO c&-
ecut. Hauiiors LaHdsc4 pos. Masonic ANA Oou ree"s
aprons Decorating 1illl IN asuperlorstEie ana
i, The fnUst rbarDbhbis terms Fniis % all cotofe
prepared anGrsAas IpT use. utAss ALI Sizes Pu's,
nm ,s54 DOSNELLa DUNN
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J Williams. J 81 Cannon, Cotes s. Dawes
woodruff ~ NaGsworth, h G4leRdtne, Webb
* Co.., X Hope, J sheptpI, " rHtle rsoH, MARKS "
Campbell, b Barr, b fCsue Thos Regan, F flae.
Hon } r ,oos, C Davenport, / Ea8ai, u ,
BrOoAr, b AAun, 4 GrundAil, Dr.. % Rea rd0h, n
n. smtti D.nnls Iu.hy, $ ; Glllet, y Row, G l.
NickvN-, u tustsr.
lie can De consulted ut the City Hotel or at his
nav Horse rAu-.ng ksIsblslme nj on lhro street.
LFltE-uWU
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LEATHER. LEATHER! LEATHER!
TAKE NnTICEi

THAT HAlGRT d SEARS New Leather Store on
i Cd ST., one door from Perry, is now open;
Where be found al all times full supply of
Leather ofsyery description for the Shoe OF Harness
Maker. Findings, Linings, Lasts and Bindings:
French and American Calf SKINS Enameled, Sole,
Upper Belt aud Harness Leather; Morocco Roans,
Sad3iery Hardware. Japaned, Brass snd silSer
Plated OF every Kind and quality;
Harness and Coach trimmings;
ofall kinds; Broad q tbs, Enameled Cloths;
Pstsnt Lestber Eacss, Fringes, Webbing, Carriage
Bows, Bands, Hooks, Rings, and In short every sr-
ca the Coach Trimmer or Harness Maker could wish
We respectfully solicit calls examine eur stock,
feeling confident can der such induce me a. 10
make T. acustomers. hAIGHT q SEARS,
ID St, one door from Perry.
Ma, 3l-dwIy DAVENPORT.
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Boots aud Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE


THE SHOE TRADE
HAVING increased oar facilities fer manu- 'se'er-
IL Ing and dealing in boots, Shoes and Leathrr NJ
uHdefsgnsf, Successors 10 y, ". DsEson q o. tfer
10 he eluzeH- ofDayenport and ycinity. gfes4a IN.
drceines' tlsn eyer TO buy Their koots hnd s0' 81
them. Our retail stock hereafter will alvs!s .oi-
tain every description Of go.ds wanted b! iac ie
We also are making offensive preparation sof
try dealers 70 call and examine stock ard Ptfs,
ast !. determination to sei ou AZ good tGfn- a.
they eau oe pnrcsasefin y Leule or Chicago
DAWSON, GklGGs d ~.
oct&a Brady 81, door from %,
noys youths and Infants Boots
4 LARGE lot OF the above, Caf, Kip aEd taH
bees DAWSON, GRIG6s 60.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
I'VE make every style and quality of Boots, os-
w tsrs, Oxford Ties, and nne Cali Shoes for gents
on short notice, ofprsms stock.
Those who want ''hofns Maden work will please
Dee3 DAWSON, GRIGGs g g.
Gents Caters! Bows Caters! Youths aaitsrs
THE largest and sesf stock have ever offered.
L Pine Cali, sswsd and psgged, double and single
and Buckssln Caters, for sale very cheap by
Dec3 DAWSON, GkiGGs CO.
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
A Lso Rubber Sandals, Caters and slippers rof La
a die. and Gents, Misses and ehiidrep,by
Dec , DAWSON, GRlGGs a CO.
warm Feet. Dry feetW
nAWSoh, 0KiGGs * co. have a complsts as
II sortmsnt Of Par-lined, Cloth and Buffalo over
shoe.,for sale cheap. dc y
THE SHOE TRADE.
COUNTRY Merchants are invited TO call ard ex-
~ snaHe our assortment, which is just suited
Market cur prices will at all times be a. los ss
those Of chiczgo or 81. Louis
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGs & co.
Boots and Shoes BY the Case or Dossn
I AIDES Calf Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
IL % & Misses kid, morocco, III Boots d Sligpes
PegidS q .ewrd Kid, Ensmsi & Cost Russins
and other sty,s for sale by
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garo ware.


AXE requested 10 cali aud examine ms stock ci
Ames superior Shoyels, Spades. scoops. Hoes,
Crovbars Traces and Halter Chains. Rakes; seyttes
Axes, Wrenches, Grindstoue., frank and R"Iler,
Wedges sheen Shears Cow and Sheep Bells.
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Clothing.
A FRESH STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods.

~syswUs
A FRESH STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods.
IUs1 received at EDWARD ALDEN,s Clothins
u store, consisting Ia part ofbsayy over Coan,
rom $500 90 B.oo
Heavy Under Coat. from 500" i5!@
p.y pansy Cashmere raal'' :; ' so.. s;Ds sg,
Black Vests, 800" ',op
Fancy 81 ,s0' ~
And many other kinds Of Ready Made Clothing 100
numerous 20 mention in this list. Fs
-ALsO--
large assortment OF CLOI HS;G EKa
Heavy Castor Beaver for over Goats:
Double I Twilies German Cloths
Harris' Cashmere Black and Fancy
Heavy Satnetts for Pantry
Velvet Vestings,i
Grenadler 50
Satin IS
SIX -
W9rsted
-.yD-
HATS AND CAPS.
Black SILK Hats;
-. =" Pu :.
Plush and Cloth Caps.
These goods "a prepared IN sell at PRICES tow
The same quality can be bought elsewhere.
would offer my thanks to old custome.s, but
trust they get their moneys wor and care nothing
them at any time. ask particular attention 0 :
persons purchasing at Whotssats, 10 my goods,,s
iieving can do better by them than they can do ~
ordering go o5s at tue East.
Call and see al EnW ARD ALDES's, oppo ~,
lie Claire ROW. sept6, 1855.
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AXE requested 10 call aud examine ms STOCK ci
Crow bars Traces and Halter Chains. Rakes; yi'eS
Axes, wrenches, Grind-toue., frank and Roller,
Wedges, Sheep Shears, Cow and Sheep Beils
Bull / L ) HhRD v Ak |,
LOCKS and Catches ofthe most approval Amerl
can patterns, HItls and Hinges, Hooks, hasPs ana
and i itgHs, Pld 1css, Caesi aud Til Locks, Englkh
and Amer as Bolts, Ax!s and frame Puilies, Win
dow springs, Sash Fasteners AID Shutter screws.
cabinet MarDsDdrf.
BRA IS and Iron FuTniiurc Castors, Bed Cast0Ts,
Furniture Knots, Draw Locks, Bed Screws and hsys
Flesh Rings, Hat aud Coat Hooks, Wardrobe HOOKS,
Hous ekeeptng Goods.
sHoVELs and rongs' Tea Ktttle', Stew ketsel',
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Brass and lin Candle
sfck9, DinpeT BELLE, ,scrubbng Brushes, Cork Screws
Coal Hods, Corxe Aiifs, steeiyards- Spring Bslan-
ces, sHuiers, frays, &c.
Bi4ACkSMlTH%' TOOLS.
s-S -~--S sHiTH's Pincers and Sipper,, Horse
shoes and Nais, Farrisrk kniyes. Ham
xas4a-sszz-i Screw p stes. DC.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
BENCH Planes savsand Squares. Besils flurobs,
ana Levels, Goughes, spoke Slaves. Nail hsmmers,
saw setts, Screw Drivers, Adzs, BROAD axes, hiteh.
ais Bench screws. OF ones, Brad Avis, &e.
S z o II I s NJ E n,
PLEASE call and examine his stock Of Guns Just
imported from Europe, Colts. Monsters and other
makers pistols, Leather shot Bags With patenttops
ponches, FldtKs, Gun Worms, Percussibn Locss.
Caps &c. AL Of he above may he touid at
II. NJ. PECK's,
octs3 Dalzsl'd Block, cor 2nd g. Perry.
Land Chain
FOR Ysasy, sals BY y PECK
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For. sMle-

( Ills, Linseed, lard and Tanners, OIL 6,T.-
"Sa' r'ss'sf fsfis, Cement, Hair, 0esss ~
NJ. DAIZRIL ~ ~
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MUsIC MUSIC! NUSICg
6NHE DAVENPORT lNDEPRNDENT BRASS
l. bANu having at great expense procured new
aud suitable music for amostsny occaslon, Will an
hounee 10 me citizens OF this city and ih nsghbor
lnS cities and 30 owns that they full pre- AIRED 10
TEND calls, AID respectfully solicit The pstrsnage
Of the pubiic. JAS. II DUNUNT Sac
mi No dam - -
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY

Lands for sale.
II HE subscriber wishes sell 10 or 80 s..res OF
ehoiee prairie land ,ituaisd 81 IDiles from the
city on the Aliea 3 Grove road.
WM. GRAY,
April 3d-d&wtE ut G. Lessiss store.
LAND AND TOWN LOTS ON TINE.
- WELL located building lots In Fultsn,s addition
Q east OF Railroad Bridge, $3.50, one valuable s.ou-
quarry lot on years time. A. G. FULTON.
i.'oh sA LIZ. One new brick houae and lot on tim
l. al only i've hundred dollars one for seven. han.
dred; one we'll finished three stsry brick and salua
ble lot with splendid river view for S2s00 linme-
diaio possession. Also St OF land with spIen.
did growth oftimber, $50 rods from Railroad depot
would make handsome garden for public resort.
A. &. FULTON.
= LARGE lots in Rast Davenport At only 500 per
Olot, one and i've Year, credit. A. C.. PU LION
0utlots for Gardens.
TWO 10 and two acre outlos with good soil and
wen located norm OF Dulk reek, Tor sale on 5
tShrs efrdlt. A. C. FULTON.
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NOTICE.

THE Undersigned would respectfully an
nounee TO tile citizens of Bedford and vicinity.
tlst lie win open high school nps,il lroa and
comprehensive basis embracing al the Epglish-
and Classical branches Of a liberal eiaeafion.
Ii is designed ~ establish perininJRt insri
tasion af the fist academic order III which mus
ie, drawings pfinting and other ernamsntai
branches will be talaght also.
The school viii open about the lst. cf No
yenler.
Conrsss7i stndies--terIas, &c, win he made
known hereafter
G. W. AUGHINBaGGH.
Sept. 20, 1856.
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Public SAFE Of Real estate.

EfgIlE undersigned Executors. of the last
i viii and Testament, of Jofn Smith
late Of Union Township, Bedford county,
deed, will sell at pablic sale on the premises
on Saturday the 25th day Of October next,
he following REAL ESTATE laie tie pro-
perty Of said deed viz.
One tract OF patented land, adjoining
lands of George +. aiddlc Jacob Berkhi-
n.er, Josiah Griffith and the widow Girls
mans heirs, containing about eighty SIX
acres. The improvements are log house
and log barn with other ont buildings, about
go or 20 acres Of the land are CLEARED aud
under fence.
Said property will be sold subject to a
life estate in 4 small house aud two acres
Of the land.
Possession will be given on tie lst OF
April next, at which time the percbase
money viii he paid. JOHN AXE
Terms Cash PETER SMITH
Sept. ), 1856 Ex'ors.
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olio uing one year: Harpel-s Magazine, GodeF's
Lady, ,s Book. United Sfsies Magazine, kniek
erbt elzeE MaFazifie. tsfalu un's Magazine Black
woods Magazine, SunFtisrR Liteaarg Messen-
ger.
No person IS restricted TO a single member
ship Those taSing iise mefiht fslilps remit-
ting SIS, are eafif.r4 e SIX Fngfayings, and TO
six tickets 10 the djstabntion, or any five of
the Magazines, pHe year and sfr tickets.
Persons, in reIiiitfisg funds ftsr membership,
will please register the letter II the Post Office,
to prevent loss; on receip, Of which, ceftifi-
cate of Memberships, together with the Engrav-
ing or Magazine desired, will be forwarded 20
any part OF the country
For further particulars, see the Nogember
Art Journal, sent free on application.
For membership. address, C. l.. DERBY ,
Actuary G.. A. A., 34S Broadway. New York,
or Western Office, 1865 Water vt. SaDdusky, o.
S. IL. TATE, Hoa. Seet'y,
Nov. rs, 1856 Bedford, Pa.
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Log i,WeiIjpg House.

arst rate fran Baak Barn, well finished, with
two tlleesinng floors, and i Stable.
Also, a tract Of mountain land. in South
" Noodbary Township, adjoining lands Of Dr.
" illlan kesd's heirs, coniaing hfJ ACRES, z
pcleiics. neat measure This trlctis uninpras-
ed ana has sonlc excellent timber upon L.
wish a fine growth Of young chestnut, aud viii
be disi.iel ard sold in two tracts, to suit par-
clmsers If desired
The TERMS are 5 follows, viz: One Third Of
the purchase money Q remain in ths haa'Is Of
tic parelElser auriaz the Hfefilne Of The wliew
Of th2 sud George 2epl9gle, sec'd, tbs latsr-'
est thereof to be paid to her annu. .liy. an
At hcr death the principal - the heirs of slia
deceased. One third 90 tie first d.sy Of April
1897. and The remaining third, IN Two eq1a
annGai payments without interest. Said pay
ruents to be secured by Judgment bonds.
Possession viii be given on tie first day Of
april, A. d. 1857.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock. A VI.
ALEXANDER H,)LSINGER.
.sanl'or IF George Repiqgls, DECD.
Nov. %, 1856 Id
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N0TrCEs
II. aB. 4. Il. II. co.

IN connection with the Penn'a Rail Road
Company, are now Shipping. without delay, be-
tween HspEwrLL AID Philadelphia or Baltimore,
lyiA HHasingdon) al the following low
rates viz;
ARTICLES Of 1st and I'd Glass. Dry Goods,
and Shoes, Rags Nails. Pork, Iron. and nler-
ehsndize generally at 5u&62l cents per lG0 lbs.
ARTICLES Of 3rl class. Bacon, Blooms,
Bark, Fish, Pig metal, &C., at 4S cents per 100
Iiis.
ARTICLES of ith class. Iron, Fish, Salt,
Nails. &c., az S8 cts. per 100 lbs.
FLOUR. T3 cents per bbl By Car Load.
Tie ahove rates will ne the whole charge on
goods delivere in lIopewelI from either Phil'a,
81 Baltimore until further notice.
Huntington. JAMES BOON,
Sept ~, 1886. Sup't.
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pRlIiTE SALE.

FgSlFE Subscriber will sell at private sale, a
a valuable Farm uf fist rate limestone land,
situate in Bedford Tp., about two mites NORTH
east oi Bedford, containing 27l acres and al
lowance, Us acres cleared and under good
fence, of which - acres are good m .adow. Il
is in high state Of cultivation, and the balance
IS we'll tianoered
The Improvements are new two story Brick
House. with basement kitchen. and foun-
ta;p ;, grnp Fl the door. and in the seller; frame
stabl, wl.h a W tgau she'd an corn .cribatteeh-
ed; log barn. Also. tenant honse, with a
.n,.vcr falling spriag 81 excellent W'ster. blac.-
smith shop aud other ost buildings. Ise-ere IS
also en- the premises large eseharl Of excel
ent frnit.
Any person wishing to purchase VIII call on
tie sa.3s.riher living ou the premises.
Oct. "a 1856. A. r. CRANE
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE
A HTMAN LIFE sAvED!
. poMAGitc. Miell. Mnrch ll ~

powAGiAc, Mich, March IL, 1855.
a. RHODES, Esc. Dear sir--As / took.
your medicine to seiIioI consignment s.ao
cure no pay = take pleasure IN stat4sg ( its 81.
iects sS reported 10 me hy thrce hFot!iefs pie
1--we ID tlis pisee, lni their testimony is ~ fair
specimen 81 ail have received.
IS EosXLlS told ine-~. Il had tAis en- nine
l,ettles ai ail.nrisfie's Agne Basam. and cantil-
gaify sah down willie Using il until my lungs
and, hv,r were Congestcsi to tiiaf degrees tl.at
blood discharged from my mouth and bowels,
so that all thought itmpossihlc for me to live
through another chill. The doctors too did
an they could for me, lastsihongli must die.
Nothing did any goad init 1 got Rhodes Fe-
yer and alil Agu Cures @his at once reiiev-
ed me OF theustrass and nausea y my stem
aeh and pain n my nerd and bowels, and pr'-
duet1i a permanent eure III a short time.
IL AZ. GoSkLls says; II ia'l been taking me-
dicineu IS good doctor as VIZ have in ntsT
county, aud taken amy Quantity OF qaiiline
and specifies without any good result, from.
% August to 18th December. But seeing how
nicely il tpperated on my brother, cor a bot
tie ofR RHoDESs FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
which effected a permanent care by using two
thirds Of 4 bottlc.''
M. GossIIx was not here, Int both the
other brothers say lis case was the same as H.
Ms sold the medicine 10 beth tire sln,e
aay and tie cure WIS rs speedy from the same
snI l,.Iears.'iY, and might 50 spec ~. Yours
nres,,ct A. iiNtIl = y =. 1
The ahosa spe..lis FOR .tseli. Good f'reoi ~
It is.it IS Of no better tcnor TIA the vast UNI
Der ei like certificates lare Eireitd. I''sehsi'-
ed asld the still grstcr anionnt tfai y cohIil.-
aalls pouring in tome
One thing more. Last Year had occasion
10 Caution the Public ia these worlds
~ aofice 0ae yta rhe iars tissn one of ing gem
eral eircuidrs substituted fhe Rafae of their hos
rum far my faeiicis.e and tten tri bra-en inpa
fcnce ED faeir pa'nPhlet wiih he exclamation,
lie tie proprietor Of any otter medicine soy
aanch Il he duFes, &c.
Now take pleasure in saving that the Tau
ton referred 10 the same seDr. GhIiste's Ague
Balsim'' that ID mentioned in the above Ger
titicate.
There are reseveral other industrious people
who a-e applying 10 their poisonous irasli all
that publish ahout niy Fever and Ague Cure.
or Antilote TO Aiainria. except the certificates
of Cures, and the Certificate of the celebrated
Chemist Dr. James. r. Chiffon of n. y, -.
favor orits perfectly HARMLESS CflARAC-
TER, which is attached u every bottle. Thest
viii aEwass serve to distinguish NY medicine
from limitations
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor.
Providence. r. /.
For Sale ny Druggist Is genetally,
Anrsl ~ 1916 3fr
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FOR NiLE.

FTsifE subscriber aill sell at private sale. a
j. valuable Farm Of hrstEate limestone land.
sitpstsd IN Middle Moodberry tp., Bedford
county Pa, containing 1870 acres, about la5
acres cleared and under good fence. ard in a
high state ofcultiyatiop, the balance is vel, tim
berea, with good two Story Honse and a lai ge
back hnildiag attached. .dlso good bank barn
with thrashing house. tenant house. wash and
spring house, and all other out buildings requir-
ed on fiirm. Also 3 never failing spring OF
iimestone water near tbs buildings. Any per-
soa wishing to purchase such property viii do
well 20 cah ON the subscriber living on the
premises. SAMUEL BUCK.
Aug. g. 1876
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Gtoin Starch, Fafina, &c---The very best ar
0tieles can be had at Dir. Harry's Cheap
Drug Store.
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FfR fGkTniGT0RS.

PROPOSALS will he received at the office
L Of SAMUEL l.. RUSSELL ESQ, Treasurer OF
the .Bedford Mineral Springs Association"
in the Borough OF Bedford, Penn'a, for thn
erection of a frame buii ding, 100 feet long by
Al feet wide and tfrree stories high, with
piazzas on three sides, s feet wide -
Plans and specifications for the building may
be examined and all information will be given,
at tbs place above named, from the 18Th 20
the 2Grh INST. The proposals must he handed
IN on or before tic 26th inst, and bids mas b.
for materials and work together or SEPARATELY,
p. G0SSLER, President.
Nov. u, 1856.
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executors Notice.

T FILTERS festaIaentaEy having heen granted
IL 10 the subscribers, on The Estate of John
smith, late of Uuion Township. deed. all
nersons indebted to said Estate are herei.y
a,5fli,,,d 10 make payment immediately, a,d
Hose bavii,1 claims sgainst the stme, viii
iir,s,,,,t Them d. .Nnerly authenticated for set
ti1memt.
PETER SMITH. IF uaioa Tp.,
JOHN AXE, Of 81. Ca IT..
March 81, 1867 Eafo%lofs.
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Jane n. ls5e-tf
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REMOVED.

The undersigned take this method of inform
ing their old Customers and the public in gen.
eral, that they have removed their entire stoc-
Of Goods from the West end Of Bedford to the
Coionade Store, lately occupied by Capt J..
Reed, Where they will be pleased to see all
who nay favor them with a call.
All kinds Of produce taken in Exchange 70
Goods
Thankfnl for past ftvers, they hope by fan
dealing aud q desire to please, TO c0ntinne 10
Receive a liberal share OF the public patronage.
Bedford, July 25, 1856.
X AL CIIOEM Al KE1l
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EfTERS Of administration having h..-
- granted TO the subscriber, living ir uoo- osou
late Of Clayton County, iowa. dectd .,i Imam,
indebted 10 said estate ars hereby uo,iasd :.
maSe payment immediately. aud tbose ~ 20
clsns against thc same, win present them ,.,s
erfy authenticated for settlement f'VP
n aysss 1885,. - z, -aaT'i
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PtBLlC Sale.

FElUERE will be sold. al public sale, in St.
4 Clair Township, Bedford County, Pa. on
TOESD.sY she Ga ieg OF DECEMBER nert,
one TANYARD, win good Shop and Yats,
fiso full privilege 10 erect Bark Mili, with
water power; enc TWO STORY HOUSE,
with back building attached, good cellcr, q
good well at the door. This lot contains i
acre and lG2 percbes. A good title viii BE-
made. Possession given on the first OF April,
next TeluiS, reasonable, and viii be made
known ON day Of sale.
JACOB SILL.
Nov. IA, 1856.
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Speciai Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the firm of Rupp q
kR0ster are respectfully aud earnestly reques-
ted-to make immediate payment. The hooks
are in The hands ofG. W. Rupp, for collection,
and must positively DC closed Our friends who
yre in arrears viii please consult their interest
81 attending 10 this notice al once and not put
lis under tie unpleasant necessity Of making
teen pay costs.
Bod Yay, rs, Is66-2ln.
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RnEgR sDWELLaNss EfGUsE,

with basement, a Nash House. Spring iiaese' )
gu,,,be fioasc and Dry HOUSE. Also large,
sisst rate new Bank Barn, an od Rarn, Mag9R
Shed, Corn Cribs, aud other Out baidings, an't
i. Welk Stop and Blacksmith Si.op. There D
an extensive orchard OF choice frtit trees.
This is one oi the very best farms - bcdlofa
Ceanty. The land IN state Of high eaiti-
vatisn, and the buildings are in good oraeT, 9
coasie erable partion of the fences Is Psst and
rail.
Asa a Tract or Lasd, adjoining the above,
contai.,ing la AeRls, l29 r1RoHEs. neat nel-
surs, ,of which there are about 81 aerss cleared
and nudef 1eGce. The improvements Ars a
good ly. Story
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-12
Administrators safrca

ETTERS Of Administration having h.e,
~ granted 20 the subseriber, wing IN sors,
" oodberry Township, on the Essat.. af Tat-
Teeter, late Of aooree Township. dec,d ~, =,
persons Indebted to SAID Estate are nottaed -
make immediate payment. and those bsv;no
cislins against the same will present then, pras
ADAM KETRIEG.
July 10, 1S5e.-fs