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LIST OH GitSDS

Put down for Trial at November Term
9th day. 1856.
Wm. ReitzeIl ct al vs. Fred. Smith ct al
Charles Colfelt VS. Samuel Amick
John Brideham VS. Same
Isaac Grove rs Adam Riaari
Samuel Davis VS. John James
D Patterson VS. Samuel Vondersmith
J NJ Reynolds VS. S II Barclays admir-
Philip Weisei's admir- IS Il l. Anderson
S N Brrclay's admir- VS. Geo. C Davis ct al
Jacob Storc&mins vs. q Troutnian
Joshua Filler Is Samuel Williams
jacob Adams ct al rs Josiah kelleruan
Charles Smith VS. VIM Smith
Phihp S. Croft vs. Daniel Baker
Joseph Hai baagh VS. Jehn Harhaurh et al
VIM Smith VS. Charles Smith
Isaac Hull's adm'rs VS. John Hall ct al
Jane Morehead ct al vs. Christian Naugle
Nicholas Lyons vs. Samuel Davis
Rebeeca Brant's use vs. Valentine Wer'z
Same VS. Patterson
G.. r. HoiSinger ct al VS. T.. Pearson ct al
solomon Feight IS John Bowser
J Keith ct al VS. ) BTnAbaugh ct all
John Cessna Esq VS. john G Clark ct al
James Clark VS. John Burns
James Eatriken VS. Christ. Broadston. ct al
John Jackson rs John G.. Hartley
Salni. Biackburn'S adm VI S. Blackburn
Guardian
Jos. GFegory's adm VS. Nm Stnckey.
D. WASHA BAUGH, Prothono;ary.
Oct. Il, 1856
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llth. Adams anI Franl.lin, George W.
Brewer
18th. York, Willbm II. Welsh.
18th. gulaberlani and Perry, Henry
Fettcr.%
18th, Centre, Lgon,ing, Clinton and
Sullivan, .7ndrsm Gfgg.
15ah Riair ealnkia and Huntingdon,
John GsV..swells
18th. Lpzerne, tiutouf an c'iainpia'
Geo. Z. Steele
l7th, Bradford, aisqaehanna and Wyo-
ming, e. Reed .Hyss@
18th. Tioga, Potter, Mcnean, Elk,
Glearfeld and Jeffahon, Hsary Souiher
l9th. Mercer, Venango and Warren,
GLENN y. Seetisld.
2oth. Er;e and utivford, D. A. Fiuney,
DIST Yutler. Beaver aed Lawrence
John R. Hvris.s
o2a Alleobenv wm. Wilkins and Ed
d. Gdz=qm.#
23d. Washington and Green, Jo.@a I
Ficnnikea.
9th. Somerset, Bedford and Fulton
Francis J9rdqn.
25th. Armstrong. ludnna and Clarion.
7itian J. Cqdsy.e
2oth. Junia,a, alifflin and Union, james
ID sellers
27tii. Westmorelani and Fayetie, Wn.
z. Frazer.
2sth. sebuyeSill, G. NJ. straub.
Democrats, Is; Opposition, Is. New
Senator's marked wish star.
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Bedford
INNER Az SPRINGS
AsSaasasS@n

THE undersigned, Commissioners named in
an act Untitled an Act TO Incorporate the Bed
ford Mineral Springs Association,' ,, hereby give
notice that we have appointed Tuesday The 2sth
day On October instant for meeting. at the
Bedford Hotel ia the Borough of Bedford of
the subscribers TO said Association fer The pGr-
pose Of organizing the Association by the elec-
tion Of President ard Six directors to manage
the affairs aud business of the Association:
ALEX. KING, SAMUEL DAVIS.
WM. p. SCHELL, w. DAUGnERTY.
JOB. MANN, WM. II. WATSON.
d. .WASHABAUGEI. NICHOLAS LYONS, J
JOHN CESSNA Commissioners.
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RBGESTER'S NOTICE.

A II persons interested either as heirs creditors
Nor otherwise, are hereby notified that the
following named persons have filed their ac-
counts in the Registers 0fIice and that tbax,
Will be presented TO the Orphans Court OF Bed
ford county, Oh Friday the 2Gst dty Of Noven,-
Der next, for confirmation, at which time and
place they may attend if they think proper.
The account oF s II HTate, admir- Of Jacob
Diehl late of East Providence tp., decd.
The account of Adam Burgar, Guardian of
Susanna Shelly daughter ofJacob Shelly, late
of Woodberry tp., decd.
The account of Christopher Wertz, one OF
adm RS of iKm Wertz, late of CcIerain t,,, decd.
The account of Levi Evans, adfn'r Of Mary
Hoover late OF Liberty tp., decd.
The ae count OF Nathan Robson, admir- of
Philip Moss late of southampton tp. deed
The account of john Miller and Abraham
Miller cx'ors of the last will and &c., of Elias
ui!ier late of Harrison tp., deed.
The account of Catharac Siegler. adsn-r of
John Seigler, late Of Southampton ip., decd.
nei Shater, adm'rs Of Is=ae Heeisrnan, late OF
Celeran tp.. decd.
Tho account Of Archibald Perdew, admir- of
Wn, RUDY, late Of Southampton tp., decd
The account of Alexander Holsinger, admir-
Of George Replogie, late Of Middle WoodberTy
tp., deed.
The account of VIM Bishop, trustee for the
salc ofthe real estate of Wm Van Glove, late
of Belfast tp., Fulton county, formerly Bod
ford county, decd.
The accoant OF Sam Griffith, adm Of Yalon-
tine Nawgie, late of st. Clair tp., deed.
The account of a j Cline, admir- with the
will annexed Of Hugh Armstrong, late of AYR
tp;s Bedford (now Fnlton) county, decd.
III. Gibson, late ofthe Borough Of Bedford dec,d
d. WASHABAuGH H. Register.
Registers Office, Oct. 20, 1855.
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PRlIig!1 SALE.

gr,IIR subscriber viii sell a. private sale, :
/ valaable F.ssta of fist rgfe limestone iana'
situate in Bedford Tp., asout two mics A9t'I7 ~
east OF Bedford, containing q acres az. ,d ~
lowanee, l15 acres cleared ana ehasr s"ga =.
! i, ,iyl. stste Of cultivation, aud the balance
is well timberel.
The improvements are new two story Brick
E6use. with a basement kitchen, aad ioun-
tain pump at the door, aud in She seller; frame
stable, wiril wagon sned asa corn CRIB attsch
ed. log barn. Also; senant house, with a
never failing spring of excellent water, black
SMITH shop aud other ont buildings. There Is
80 on the premises large orchard Of excesi-
CIT ffs'i! -, -, :,
a. A,,,..s. .si,er lieing Gu the premises.
ing sa''sSi- ~ a. II. CRANE
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Estate OF George RepiogIe deed.

BEJtGRD ICt-N DO
1T tan Cry,lsaus, congt beid At BEDFORD in and
for the Csstatq pf Bedlusd onthe ffst day of
Ss.y,ta tai4si,rr a D !. 1sIG. before TIE Judges Of
the said r5uls.
On motion Of s. Z. Russell, Esq, tie Court
grant rule upon The hers and legal rcpresenta-
tives Of George Reploglc late of Middle Wood
berev Tp.. decd. TO 5rit Isplly hcplogis
widow. Jacob Replogie residing in JetIersoa
county Iowa Elizabeth Repiogle and Asry n
terrnarried with JacoiJ Graber. wAo have lltely
removed 4, owa. and George b. Keplogle, David
Replogle minor u whom Charles Oeliis Is guar
dian. Hannah II. ifteFmarried with HeGsy
Smith. Barbara i,teFmsrried with ThoI9s ,.
Hosinger, Sarah inter ms rriod with Henry Ever
sole ary intermarried with Epl'rs'Jn Long
ineeker who j. in hel minority and Of whom the
said fsplliiars is glAr ia9, and. Leah minor q
whouu Hon. Joseph b, NebIeis guardian ressd
Inc IN said county Of Bedford TO lie and appc9T q.
m 0rnh ms Court 70 be hcld at Bedford in and
for Id coaaty, on tie 3 i Mon3ag fth day Of
Neye,,ler next, to ace ps or refuse % take the
real estate of the said George RePlogle deceased
a. tte valuation which has been valued and Sp-
nraised id persuance Of a writ Of partition OF
.aI',,,;;,,, issued out of tie Orphans cotfs q
sa;g aantv =; sa cause why ti.e saiae Sifo5i.d
not not be sold by eftisr Of sai.. eoHft.
- In testimony whereof nave here
u unto set my hand, and affixed he
III seal Of said Co1rt al Bedford the
ExsSssSsz frst day Of Sepeeza Der a. D. 1856
D. WASHABACGH
Oct. II, 1858. Cleak.
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TIE SITE.

The contest in this State has been very
close: so close, in fact that it will take the
oficial vote to tell exactly how i; has re-
suited. The Loeofccos have probably car
ried it By two or three thousand. In Phil
adeiphia there were from ten to ffteen thous-
and fratdplent votes polled, and all along
a,-s.s-.---azz-s-a ss-s-s
ands of foreign voters were imported TO
carry the State against the Union ticket,
and they have succeeded by bare majority
of couple of thousand. In November,
as the Presidential election occurs on the
same day throughout the Union, we will
carry Pennsylvania without dozbt, for the
LocoGoco scouadrels who cane here from
New York, New Jersey aud Maryland, will
have to be nj home attending to their own
elections. Had it 60; been for these fraud
uleat yoters our ticket wonld have been
elected by twenty thoasand majority. We
have carried both branches Of the Legisla-
ture, which secures an American United
States Senator and an American State
Treasurer. Net SO bad after al For Penn
sylyania. Oae ere more, Americans, and
the day will be ours
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IN TIE COURT OE
COSsM0N PLEAS OF EsEDSORD
sNTTTY.

IN Tie matter Of the estate ofJacob Longe9
Eeclxer, Luhatic, whereas David r. heci2
committee OF The said Jacob Longenecker, las
filed SIS account as committed on SAID estates.
Notice IS hereby given to the creditors of saii
Jaeos Longenscker, and aa others Interested II
saId estate. thai the Court nave appointed Mon
a. " the I7tn dsy Of November next. Tor the
herring ii the same, and for showing cause why
fba SAID account should not DC allowed, and'in
default thereof tie same will be c9narined
Witness tie Honorable r. NJ kimmsii pres;-
don't of our said Court at Bedford the 2Jta day
Of Oct. & d 1866. d. WASHABAUGH.
Oct. -, 1866. Frot!'
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GnhSSlEI,S SHES.

Fry xirfps OF sunlirv Writs Of Fl. Fl. 70 me
l EDdiract,,I. there viii lie sold at the Court
House. in tue Borough OF afford, on Monday
the 18th day Of November 1856. at one O'Clock.
P. NJ. the following described Il sal Estate, 10
wit:
ALL Mary Eeisels interest in aud TO tract
of land continuing 50 acres more or less. about
50 acres cleared and under fence, with atWc
story log house, double log barn, and wagon
shed thereon erected, adjoining lands Of Henr
Kaufman, Aaron Grove, john Bradley, asd
others; situate ia St. Clair Fp., Bedford county.
AID taken in execution as the property Of Mary
Wcisel.
ALSO, One lot of Ground in the Town Of
WoodDerry. fronting 60 feet or the Pattonsville
and Wo5dberry Turnpike Road, and extending
back DO feet to land of George E. Barndollar,
store room, and frame stable thereon erected,
and as lot No. in general plaF OF said town,
adjoining lot of DR.. Samuel II. Smith on the
mort h, and lot of S a1auei j. Castner on the
south; situate in middle Woodberry Tp., Bed
ford county, and taken IN execution as the
property of ia cob Schnebly.
ALSO, Que tract of land containing 3s2
acres, more or less, about 80 acres cleared and
under fence, with two stery log house, tenant
hoase, and two double log barns thereon erect
cd, also two apple orchards thereon, adjoining
iantis of " N. T. Daugherty, Wm. p. Schen,
and others; situate in Broad Top tp., Bedford
county, and taken in execution as the property
Of Gen. Hin. Ii. Iiyin.
ALSO, One lot Of Ground in the town Of
Palo Alto, containing ore fOsfth acre, more or
less, fronting on public road, leading from
Schellsbnrg to CumDerland, with oaa aud
hall story dwelling house. store house, ware
house, shoemaker shop, wagon maker shop,
and frame stable thereon erected, adjoining lands
OF john Comp Daniel Is. TFoutman, aud others;
situate in Londonderry tp., Bedford county.
and takel IN execu ticn the property Of n.
g. Buchanan.
ALSO, An Of defendants intrest il and to
tract OF land containing 30 acres, more or less,
about 45 acres cleared and under fence, with .
two story log houses, : spring houses and two
double log bgrns thereon erected, also two ap
pie orchards thereon, adjoining lands of Edward
WaFd in right of John Keeife heirs on ths
east Jacob Sleek, now q orge Ickes on the
west, aud Peter Long in right of William Sun
gar, on the south; situate in ST. CLAIR to-. Bed
lord county, and 10 the possession OF Andrew
Adams, Mary Bowen and George Ickes, and
taken IN evacuation as the property of Hn. An
dcrsan, and James ]. Anderson.
ALSO, All deiandant'S Peter Morning tar
his interest in aEd to traet of land containing
20 acres, more or less, about two acres cleared
aud under fence, adjoining lands Of George r.
Barndollar. kudolphus Hoover, and Others;
situate in Middle Woodherry tp., Bedford eoun-
ty. as the property of Peter Morningstar aad
wife. HUGH MOORE, Sheritf.
Oct. 81, 1855.
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Reatan. hut mol Conquered !

The latest news indicates that the MAJOR
it. against Tie Union State Ticket, is only
a5ont 1900, and may be less. \ small ma
;ority. Which can easily be overcome, i tie
tight spirit prevails N the ranks OF the op-
Moments Of Buchanan, on the fourth OF NO
yember. Let every friend Ct the Amer-
can cause, use every honorable exertion TO
defeat that arch trickster and political woa~
tbercook, james Buchanan. PennsyiYa>
mans. arouse, buckle on your armor, ana
once more march on TO battle and 70 E.cle-
been beaten by the most hellish vlliainy at
the late election. Organize again for bat
tie, aud on Tuesdey week, you will redeem
vour county Finally, all who are opposed
to the Cincinnati PRO slavery BuehaneenDg
platform, rally in your might, and fennsyi-
yania. the home of Buchanan, will vote for
a more safe and reliable msn, enc who will
be true to her interests. Rally every ra'-
riot. TO the cause Of your country, and pos
terity will honor aad bless you. No man
doubts, even tie Loeofoeos admit the fact,
that If tie tight counsel prevails, this con
tenpt;ble 1900 viii be ove-ecme- We
know of a dozen counties, 10 either Que Of
which the anti Buchanan gaiu will be over
that figure. Patriots all, DO your duty, and
peunsyIyaui1 aill as surely go against Bu-
chauan as the sun sill rise IN Tie East, On
that day.
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Unlon ELECTORAL Ticket.

The filowing is the Electoral Ticket put
in nomination by portion Of the Fillmore
State Committee, the North American C0m-
mlttee, and the Republican Committee, on
Friday evening last, at the Rooms of the
Republican State Committee il Philadel-
phia. It is proposed that tweniy-six names
IN common shall compose the ticket, the
wenty-seyenth at fhe head of the ticket, to
be different on the tickets voted for by the
Fillmore and Fremont men, the vote of the
electors, if chosen, to be cast pro rata ac-
cording to tie vote cast for the twenty ser
enth names respectively. Il was also
agreed that the electoral ticket voted FOR
BY the Fillmore men, should be headed By
.ne name of MILLARD FILLMORE, and that
to lie voted for by the Fremont men BY the
name cf JoHS G. FREMoNr.
The following is the Electoral ticket eho-
sen, the Fremont one being the same, ex-
cept in the leading electoy;
ELECTORS AT LARGE:
aiiilard Fillmore, James Irwin.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
/ Joseph Edwards Is, RussellF. Lord
Geo. n. Eckert, Ia, Fred f. Smith,
3 c. Seidenstricker 10, Ab. Updegraf,
1 VIZ jewell, l6, Jos. d Simpson,
5 4. G. Rowland, II, Hez. Easto1,
6 Caleb n. Taylor, 1s, Edward Scull,
Wan. Darlington, 10, w. NJ. Stewart,
6 Wan. NJ. Baird, 20, Alf. Patterson,
On II shirk. 2I, d. G. Sawyer, 4
10 Siieou Cameron, p, Jacob Painter,
Ii ,Iuo. BE Cornick, %, law. WeGufhn,
II s. B. Thompson, 24, Geo. w. Arnold,
% James Skinner
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PUBLIC SiLE OF nElE.
ESf2fa,

EHEERE viii he offered 1T Public Sal1 on Inc
IL premises on Tuesday the Jlth Gay u Nc
vembcr next, tic following Gescribca Real
Estate, viz, one tract OF land sitnatc il Ho2soc
Township Bedford comfy Pa, adjoining lands
ofThomas Robson and others, containing two
hundred and forty-six acres and allowance,
about sixty acres, Of which is cleared anl unier
fence. The greater part of The remaining Por-
tionis iiable, the Improvements are a lag liotisa
ard barn. an apple. and peach orchard las
several never filling springs OF water. convent
ent to the house; there is also said 10 he
quantity Of the best ofITon Ore upon the above
tract CT lani.
Terms will be made to snit purchasers
Sale to commence al ! O'Clock when due
attendance will 5e given by
JACOB BARND0LLAR.
October. :, 1886.
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Congreasmaa ELee.ed.

Though we have no definite accoCat ye
of tae result, the following is probably I
correct list Of the Congressman elected:
lst Disfict,-Thos. b. Florence, Dem
2d--E. Joy Morris, Am.
3d-James Lsnay, Dem.
4th-Henry M Phillips. Dem.
5th-Owen Jones, Dem.
6th-John Hickman, Dem. & Rep.
7,h-Henry Chapman, Dem
8th-J. Clancy Jones, Dem.
9th-Anthony T.. Roberts, Union.
I0th-John e. Kunkel, Uuion.
1lth-Wm. j.. Dewart, dem.
12th-Johu e. Montgomery, dem.
i3th-Wm. III. Dmmick, dem.
14tb- Galusha A. Grow, Union.
15th-Allison White, dem.
l6ih--John A. Ahl, dem.
17sh Wilson Reilly, dem.
1Ssh-J. 4. Fdie, Union
19th--John Coyode, Union.
Collaboration knight, Union.
2ist- David Riiohie. Union
22d-=.s A. Purriance, Unioa.
23d-Wm. Stewart, Union.
24th-James S. Myers, Uuion.
25th--John Dick, Union.
REcAPIrULATIoN.
II Democrats.
Il Opposition.
] Democratic Republican.
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majosities there. Against
such fraud and bribery, the American party
of Bedford county had TO contend: and the
wonder to Us il, that We were not beaten
worse. On Tuesday week these foreign
voters VIII be needed in their own state
thc money of lie Locofocos is veil nj gh
spent, and Fillmore will carry the county.
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Pennsylvania Legislature.
THE STATE SENATE.

1st Dist. Philadelphia City, Hitlsqns a.
Crab5e, and Charles 3. Pearose
Cd. Philadelphia co., N. B. Browne.
Harlan Ingram and Richardson L. Virgil
Sd Montgomery, Thos. P. Knox.
4sh. Chester and Delaware, jams J..
LeUis.
9th. Berks, John G. Evans.
9Th Bucks, Jonathan Ely.
7sh. Lancaster and Lebanon, John w.
Kiitinger and jacob G.. Shaman.
sth. Dauphin and Northumberland, Dr
md Tiaggart.
9th Northampton aud Lehigh, Joseph
Laubach.
10th. Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne,
James II. Walton.
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2Iaa 2a7s aIsl sI5s 1901 28O4 2l69 22aI

WILLIAM ARRIsos SENTRacED.-Wm.
Arrison, convicted at Cincinnati, Of
granddaughter, upon an indictment, charg-
ing him with murder IN the 6rst degree, BY
killing Isaac Allison BY means Of an srinfer-
nal machine" or torpedo, was on Monday
sentenced to the penitentiury for ten years
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NEW GOODS I!

TUsT received and far 7ale at ReED's NCw
y sroRE, lage anG well assorted stock Of Iall
and Winter Goods. He is now prepared to
accommodate his friends and customers, ana the
public generally. TO attelnpt to enEmerate HIS
stock in a news paper advertisement, wcUld be
folly or list Of the prices useless. for the pub
lie would got believe that goods were selling IS
they offer then, unless they call aga see FIR
themselves. We don't wish to boast, biit mere
" remarS that for ' ri ny texture ard cheap
ness. his stock cannot 5e excelsei ard it is cal
culatsd to please al
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Al "a. egga5sER l. 60.

HAVE received their usual assortment Of
Fail and Winter Goods. They respectfully IN
vite tiiei friends 70 call and examine stock and
prices-0ct -, 1856.
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RICH!-We heard Of = certain Loco
foco who made fellow in this place be-
lieve he was an American. This fellow
gave the Locofoco s. bill if be would
vote the Loeofaco ticket. He always yo-
ted that way, and took this plan to get a
little of the ':ocrrur;ion fluid" as be said
he never made IS easier. Can the sim
com-poop'' tell who the fellow IS? Du
tell
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The Bedford Gazette Of last week says !,
in speaking of a flag which was put On the
house of Mrs. Cook, that it was the old
cass and Butler flag. This is lie. L
was never paid for, and the Locofoco lead
ers in this place have not now the honor TO
pay tie debt Which they contracted in It's
purchase, Ne exposed lhei- le. conduct in
relation TO o1..av .,i nag couple Of weeks age.
The Gazette further says, that the Aspefl-
cans procured the flag s'fron Know Moth
ing who was once Democrat" and that
..they are perfectly welcome 70 beth him
and tic Gag" Very well, he is an honor
able man, which cannot be said Of BoTman'
and we would rather have him int the Amer
lean party, than tie bakers dozeE Of tral-
tors who deserted US ut the late election in
this borough.
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IIiilA NETTING.

A meeting Of all opposed 10 JaFBss Bnahan-
Nan. and III favor Of the UniorEl Electoral TICK,
ct adopted at Harrisburg, on 2ist INST, h.l'l
next. for the purpose Of ratifyiDg said cieeferai
.;.i-.,t psI ~ MANY.
Oct. p, 1886.
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Notice.

r FILTERS Of Administrator having b1ea
IL granted on the Estate of Isaac Couehen-
our, late OF Iuuiata Tp.. TO the subscriber lig-
ing in said Tp-, all persons indebted 10 saia
Estate, are hereby notified to make payment
Immediately, and those having claims against
the stnae VIII present them properly altbenti-
cSted for settlement.
JOSEPH DULL. Admir-
Oct, 5, 1856.
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NOTICE.

r ETTERS of Administration having bacn
~ granted to the subscriber, living ia, ST..
CLAIR Township, on The Estate Of Christian
Mock, Late Of said Tp., decd; all persons in.
dented TO said Eestate are hereby notified 20
MAKE payment Immediately, and those having
ciai ms against the same viii present them pro-
reFly authenticated for settlement.
HIRAM DAVIS,
sept. IL, 1865. Amir dc bonis non.
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n,liITpcn TRANSFORMATIONS

Rv Divine permission, the Ev. Lutheran
church nj Rays Hill will be eonsecrated on
Saturday the 18th inst. seYeral mi, mle's,y.s ~.
from a distance will be present. The pup
lie are invited TO attend. c,,p
- BUILDING COMMITTEES.
Get. 10. 1856.
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0uio has goae for the Republicans BY
from 10000 to $4,000 majority.
Connecticut has gene for the Republicans
BY large majority.
Indiana is close, aud will go against Bu-
chanan IN November.
Buchanan viii hardly carry one North
ern State. His friends don't expect more
than one.
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LII I it iIAtltE Vi lLG F44$sitlO4
fer .he sale Of the house OF worship, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Bcoadtop tp.,
Bedford county.
The petition Of Christian Barnett, Joseph
Ev ms, Jonathan Barnett, Levi Evans. Christian
Broa,istone, Lemuel Ryens, and Sylvester Pos
ter trustees of said charch, setting forth that,
said congreg ltion have erected new and more
sIss.- -sisa- -niteA
the old church, whereby the liter has become
useless, and praying the court to grant an order
to sell the same, together with the half acre of
ground upon which IT stands, adjoining lands of
Asa Duyal, Wn. Anderson and others, being
read and fled
Whereupon, on motion Of +. Jordan Esq,
the Court direct, that notice Of said application
ha published. TO all persons Interested, to be and
appear, before our said Court on the 18th day
of November next, and show cause If any ther
have, why the said property should not be sold
Witness F. NJ. kimmeli, President of our
said Court AZ Bedford on the 22a day of Oct.
4 q 1886. d WASHABAUGh,
Oct. q, 1856. Prot'y
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and satisfy themselves in regard the variety Of
the above statement, AMI examine his stock DC
fore you purchase elsewhere.
Produc. of all kinds taken in exchange for .
goods.
Oct 10, Sc.