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1UST receiving new invoice this eel.
- sssaasd CORN AND COB MILL of different size.,
with peies rAngag fr'm 80 10 S7s aocordirg to s.e
always including the shaft sweep. Every stockoeder
should have oso II these Mi,s the amount saved In
feed fay ooeh besides the great sdvastags 70 te
hsAlth of stock. For ssle by
fhitodsux, Jan. l. 1857. 7. HOLDEN
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The Law Of Newspapers.

The Law Of Newspapers.
subacrbefs who do not give express notice 10 the
ssv - considered wishing to continue their sub
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IL subserbers neglect or refuse to take their news
.snes fom the o5ce 10 which they directed, they
~ resrone for them until they have settled their bills
~ erjesed them discontinued. 2. e#s $3.50
The Courts have decided that refusing to take news
.,rees non the ONCE removing and leaving them
e,e1 a. /, peua faeie evidence of intentional fraud
s The United States Courts have also repeatedly dec
ed that Postmaser who neglects to give sea>onable
netca q requred By the Post Ofee Department. Of the
he neglect n refusal Of person to take from the oc
uewpsps addressed 10 him, renders the Postmaster ae
bic 70 the publisher for the subscription price.
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1asr CALL Us POETS DREAnr Rs.


4 ysive6 ST RICHARD coE. .Ssss. sa
they eso us poets drenmers- wei, l9 taaf4 &
81 AaAass Il may be so; s;nG2 gpa ev8Es
s. savsse wealth q happisess a4ea slsui
J s fhe v0h ean never know! ..- .....,i
Asd, sAeah We search the hearts Of those
WAo thus fhe muse berate,
we'a ind them fun Of selfshness, ~ a -
ofvsaity aad Aasss
davish appetite for gain ~
AaaA na1e thess hea.tiess. cold and vain:
wssaant tAeo with . deep disdain ~
teohe thsa cali ~ areamess, whiIs 8 y
2 y No nssa in their sains;iis adi szuacs.si
iaa ~ vsslast give the jos ofsons s. gs.s1l
igTs fs = The world contains! s.t.f,-.4. 4,
New York Sunday Dispatch.
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CARTSt CARTSy

'cr strs4 CARTS!1 CARTS! .; tees4
T)tE undersigned keep constantly on
Il hand, large supply Of WAGONS. CARTS and
TIMBER WHEEL2, manufactured by Aeschenan Of Pitts
burg-sor ale accommodating terms.
jel9-af ~ s. t3-5s .. r. DACNIS BROS.
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lMPoRTANT TO TRAvELERs.-lt 1t is .
known fact, as regards the great musician,
Winter, the composer Of that fine opera
called the Rape Of Proserpine." that be
always exhausted his wardrobe Of linen
before his washerwoman could get a
chance Of supplying any clean shirts, as
he invariably put on ono over the other
until the stock was out, and then kept his
room while the laundry process restored
The supply. 'ae' a e7Hl 2a'bs'sa'---.. aes
7 Ono Of our returning citizens last. fall
reversed the composers principle to some
effect. How do you contrive to get clean
shirts 50 frequently" said one Of his fellow.
Travellers ''' You are constantly indulg ring
in these luxuries, and l would like to know
how you manage, for 1 would give bottle
Of champagne for . chance Of changing"
y '4Cali in the wine," said our friend,
=" and n tell you my plan.'a ai osiii@s cs
I'D The "Piper" came in-not he who
played before Moses. but the sparkling
Heidsicl, and our traveller proceeded with
his experience. sie bn7 1ft4aat y4i'ss'f
a' "k was very cold when we left New
York, was it not and il has been gradu-
ally getting warmer as we approach home.
| knew this must be the case and, also,
that no chance would occur Of putting on
linen. But taking il off is another thing.
So in New Yod, I bought half dozen
new shirts, and put them all on at once.
They were better than great coat; and
now, day BY day, At the morning ablution,
I strip off the outsider, and have just ar-
rived At my last-my regular Southern
wardrobe. Mobile Register. aa.iH t--
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TIE RMS

ner square of lines or less or The frst and
S@- fents for every subsequent insertion liberal
s;.eouat made to those Who advertise by the year.
Saitr aoIars wear will be charged for half column
rsaent Medicine advertising. and none Of greater
,..,h vi,l be admitted on any terms.
,se30N ALPUBLICATIONs.-Comm a. 'tions Of per-
80, ..ture or such 40 are not deemed to be of public
...., m,y be inserted advertisements (at the op-
%.s = the editor) by being paid for In advance.
suTnIYNCING GCANDIDATE+Ten Dollars will be charg-
Ssr announcing Candidaes for all Offices to he paid
opITgixRY NOTICES. exceeding three four lines,
IN he cheerfny inserted without charge. but those
AZ sroatsr cngth, will he rated as advertisements.
.cos ESpONDENrS are informed that notice what
-, v;l be taken af any communication intended for
,Stio. unless accompanied by the name and address
"a ,he wrter-not necessary for publication but as
s.srss,ee Of good faith. 2 'fa a,l5 .-s t3-
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A n -
saA peA-RAsr Fxsr1vA.--For several
3esss pasta sumbsr Of benevolent hdies
: Nsw sYoska have given . Christmas
a,asby'to each Of the sick children in
y ehasiseble institution on Randall's
sssd. They renew their call in the
=" ss donasioss Of 6nery remnants and
sesaPe aud say: sefaa = tiii7~tel .9sa'
ilsse arc several hundreds Of poor bed.
nessa children in the nursery at the
llll n'asd' % whom the gin Of ! doll At Christ.
- .as = : source Of pleasure and happiness
~ - months. Il whiles away the otherwise
:. Way hours Of sickness, turning fretfnl-
- 'seo content. If the donors Of previous
vafs could have seen how their smsll
8 'ePe have lii up hundreds Of faces with
.sissf'al .ss sniies. they would be glad ofthe
:, sseee 80 70 repeat their gifts, W..
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4 YE K S
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OLA
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THERE has long existed public dem.nd for an
effective purgative pill which could he relied on
sure and perfectly safe in its operation This has
been prepared to meet that dcmand, and exten-
sive trial of its virtues has conclusvely shown with
what success it accompi>hcs the purpos. designed.
1t is easy to make physical Pill, but not easy to
make the best Of all pihs-"ne which should have
none Of the objections. but all the advantages Of
every other. This has been attempted here. aud
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every pnrgative
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not. Many of them produce much
gripping pain and revulson in the system to more
than counterbalance the good to be derived from
them. These pills produce irritation pain,
unless it arise from previously existing Obstruc-
tion or arrangement in the bowels Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their nsc in any
quantity but it is better that any medicine should
be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases to which they are ap-
picable are given on the box. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured By them, We
may mention Liver Complaint, M its various forlus
Of Jaundice, Indigestion. I.anguor and loss OF Ap
petite, Lstlessness, lnitability. Bilious Headache.
and Loins, for, in truth all these are but the con-
sequence Of diseased action in the liver. As an
apcrient they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
tiveness, Piles, Collie, Dysentcry, Humors. Scrofus
and Scurvy Colds with Of the body, Cheers
and impurty of the blood, Irregularities in short.
any and every case where purgative is required.
They have also produced some sineularly
cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout. Dropsy. Gravel.
Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring Of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasons
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe
tte and vigor They purify the blood. and. by their
stimulant action on the circulatory system. renn-
vate the strength of the body. and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism
though NO serious derangen,cnt exists; but ui,-
necessary dosing should never be carried too far.
~ every puTgative medicine reduces the strength.
when taken to excess. The Thousand cases in which
q physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason Of every
body and it is confidently believed this pill will
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
virtues are once known. the public will no longer
doubt what remed. to employ when M need Of
eathartic medicine. Beng sugar-wrSpped, they'ars
pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, NO
harm arise from their use iii any quantity
For minute directions, see ~nppsT ON the Box
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$, 8. FoRsrs Cosv1crrEp,.-on Cosv1E ,be
ID ~, Huntington, the forger, vas con.
~ ~ 4! q ths New York Superior Court,
eseesaced to four years and ten months
's'o~en, in the penitcntiary. ) sif
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17

AnsHrs ron WHALING.-A CON-
~ q Seotland are about 10 engage III
~. ae whales with steamships, instead
Llsee -. eA slow coach sailing vessels,
Aase hitherto beei employed. a4sl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-11
TO the Old Patrons OF the Red.
ford Gazette.

During the long period of our connection
with tn, Gazette 90 years. we never once
riiher directly or indirectly, dunned our sub
scnbeFs-never published even an anecdote
touching deIinquenis. And now, that we have
disposed of the establishment, we feel confdpn,
that ALL our friends, both at HOME and ABROAD.
Will promptly and at once make settlement
10 such as desire indulgence, any reasonable
time Will be given, provided they settle prompt-
IT, Subscribers or advertisers who have paid
IN advance, have credit on the books Of our suc-
cesSoFs Tor the amounts SO paid. Of one thing
We ietl especially proud, and that is that no
paper IN Pennsylvania can boast of nobl4, set
OF patrons than the subscribers to the Bedford
Gazette among whom We rank many of our po-
lliical opponents.
= Aug. %, 1917.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-11

PRESERVED CARROTS. Among the varieties of
preserves in use, we see no good reason why
preserved carrots and parsnips may not prove
quite acceptable TO large number who are very
fond OF one or both of those esculents. 4 cor
respondent Of the Southern Cuiivator gives the
following recipe, OF the preparation Of tie form
er root. Take one pound Of carrots, one pound
oi sugar, and four lemons. Boil the carrots sep
arately, and then cut them in small pieces of an
inch long, and quarter OF an inch thick; pare
the lemons very thin, boil the peels thoroughly,
and cnt them like the carrots; then Put in The
juice of the lemons; boil the syrup over next
day until quite thick, and after you have favor
ed II with the essence oflemon, pour II over the
carrots again.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-11
EXTENSIVE SALE
an
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

ON the head waters Of Dunniug's Creek, in Bedford
County Pa. The undersigned will offer at Public
Sale, on TUESDAY the 20;h Oct. next, being the
first Tuesday after the election, the premises, in
ST. Clair Township, several adjoining and contiguous
tracts Of land containing in all S74 Acres, now di-
yded into tracts, thereof containing lj6 acres
each, and the other being the Saw-nIll tract.
tanning 2j0 acres. These tracts will be sold as they
are, or subdivided 10 suit purchasers
The Saw-MIll tract contains FIRST CLASS SAW
MILL, with never failing head of Water, and is in
the midst OF TIMBER REGION, unsuIp passed for the
quality of timber. One othrr of the tracts contains
envabIe site for a TAN YARD, with all the ad-
vaarage> of WATER, aud along side of Chestnut
Ridge, where the for BARK are nexhausti-
bic at 50 80 per Cord.
500 acres of the land is bottom land mostly COW
cred by large SHsar Trees 300 cleared
and in good state of cultivation, and the balance
we'll tlmbered.
There are FOUR DFELLLNG HOUSES upon
the premises, and FOUR BARNS, with other out
buildings.
The FRUIT is choice and in abundance upon
some of these tracts.
This property lies IL miles North of Bedford, and
in country noted for its good roads, leading North,
South, East and West, 10 Bedford, Hollidaysbuzs
iohnstown and other points, on the Renna. Central
Rail Road
Farmers, Lumber men, Tanners and Spectators
should examine the premises, the undersigned is
determined to sell, on account of being too largaly
engaged in other business, 10 give these fields OF
terptise, the proper and attention.
TERMS One third In hand tbe lst of April,
1855, when possession will be given, and the bal
lance in two equal annual payments, without inter-
est. The title is warranted good.
CEDrafts will he had on day of sale. can be
seen with the undersigned in Bedford at any tins,
showing the shape and locality Of the lands.
NICHOLAS LYONS,
Aug 81, 1857.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

FE FHE Teachers and Directors of the Common
4 Schools OF Bedford county, af+ h+rebv not;-
he'd that the county Superintendent will meet with
them IN their respective Districts, as follows:
Napier, al the shool house in Sehe burg Sentsr.
her the 26th.
sehesbnrg Borough, in the evening of the 26tb.
Junlatta, al Buena Vista on the 2Sth.
81 Ciair, at The eight square school house on the
goth - ''e
Union, at the school house near Johns Fieke,z
dwelling the 3Oth.
Middle Woodberty at Woodberrv. on the Let d,,
Of October
South Woodberry, at Pattonsve on the Cd, Der.
itarrson at kIser's school house on the 9Th.
Londonderry, al Bridegroom on the 9th
Cumberland Valley, al the house of John May on
the 7th. -
Southampton at Chanevsville on the stb.
Monroe, at CIearviIe, on the 9th
Bedford township, at The house of John Hafer on
the 10th. vi
Friend's Cove, al the brick church, on the l4fb.
East Providence al the house OF John Nycum Sr.
the 18th.
West Providence, at Bloody Run new school
house) the 10th.
Hopewell, a, he school house near Dasher's store
on the 18th.
Broad Top, al Hopewel, on The goth
Liberty. at StoneTsiown on the 2lst
Bedford borough, al the office of John p Reed. Esc
on the evening Of thr 2lth.
Teachers and directors in particular and the npb
Ec IN general are respectfully requested TO attend-
Business OF importance relative TO the interests of
& he schools will be- transacted at each place No pri-
vate examinations will be granted, excepting una.
voldabIe cases,
HENRY HECKERMAN.
SEN 4 1917
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The Bedford Gazette
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

THE S.4BB.ATH SCHOOLS connected
,,tb the Presbyterian and German Reformed
Cborches of this place, had a picnic at Bed
Gard Springs on Tuesday last, the Presbyterian
,cbooI under the superinteRdeoee Of John Now
=, Fso.. and the German Reformed under that
If Ioha P. Reed, Esq. Ii was treat not only
.o,bp children, bat also to the older persons IN
attendance A cheering sight, indeed, was 1t
:, watch tie sporlive gambols of merry child
bood. iadolgrng in the innocent amusements Of
,be occason-the hillside ramble-hide-and-
% .eek-and other harmless pastimes in which
,,s,b delights sumpiuous dinner was serv-
.. m, and in the afternoon, after every body
had enioyed The affair to his, or her, entire salts
f,,tioo. COL Gossler, the courteous President OF
The Spriags Company, furnished for the enter
,o;omsnt of the crowd, rich dessert of cake
and danties of every description. In short ev-
erv body was delighted with the picnic ana
had rood reason for being SO, too.
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DIED.

l.. AZ ,D"7ere, Wisconsin, 90 the 28th Aug Us,
sns ,asl' Louisa J. wifr of WV. P. ANKENy, ESQ,
s s.a daughter Of Hon. Peter SchrlI, Of Schelis-
soI ,oS, 10 'h's county, aged 27 years. II months,
me deceased was we'll known in this CON-
"'O"''y as an intelligent and amable ycung wo-
I''"' Possessing all the virtues that adorn the
'',a'e character. Her loss is severe affection
~, W "vr relatives and friends with whom we hear
- eondole in their sorrow. To the mourn
: husband whom.it is our pleasure to know as
40" "dh whose domestic ties we could ardent
:! "d'e wished the hand of Fate would have dealt
q N'naiy we extend our heartfelt sympa-
= wy Full many heart will respond to the
.,4.s ,,.' o. the poet, when The gloomy news shall
''''II it into sadness,
,Green be the turf above thee.
Friend of my former days!
none knew thee but TO love thee,
None named thee but to praise.''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-11

THE duties Of this institution viii be resumed on
Monday, Aug. 3fst 0~rg 10 the limited accom-
modationS Of the Srninary Building, the number OF
pupils VIII be limited. II is important therefore
that applications for admission be made al an early
day. Those who enter before the expiration of half
the quarter, viii be charged for the whole quarter
those who enter after the expiration of half the quar-
ter, viii b. charged for bsf the quarter No deduc-
tion made for absence except il of Yrof7acteS
Illness.
In this school Students prepared ios the higher
classes Of any College, 10 enter at upon the
active duties of life. Whilst special is taken
10 form in pupils habits Of order, strict paDctu
ify and horo"ehaesa their Physical, Moral and So
clal Education is not neglected.
The government of the school is designed 10 b.
parental Ii is the aim Of the Principal and his asso
ciates TO excite in their pupils love of right doing
and 10 awaken within them some proper conscious
ness of the dignity of humanity. Parents may resi-
assured that any gross delinquency the part OF
their children will be reported 10 them immediately
should circumstances require IT, the discipline Of
The school fail TO accomplish the desired reforma-
ton
TERMS per quarter of II weeks, including Board,
Tuition, Furnished Room, Washing, Light and FIei
$40 ,00-one half in advance.
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WIN. SHAFFER,
Merchant Tailor.

Continues 10 carry on The above business, ia
all its branches, a, his old stand in JuIanna 81.
and is prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with their custom, on reasonable
terms. He constantly keeps on hand large
assortment Of rrady-made Clothing of a..aood
and substantial quality. And, having 10 store
choice selection of Cloths, Cassmprrs, Vest
ings. Drillings, sc. SC. be invites all in want
of Clothing to give him call, as he feels con-
fGent he can please all who do so.
Bedford, July 3, 1857.
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PE "a Es IL he ID:

Aug. 10Th, by Rev. F. Benedict, Mr. E.
Smith and Miss Mary BeegrI.
Aug. 25th, by the same Mr.. VIM. F. Horne
and Miss Ella Davidson.
Sept. ID by the same, G. F. AXE ana Miss
Rachael James.
Sep. 81, by NJ. NJ. PEBBLES, MIR Joseph Woy
Of East Providence township 10 Miss Margaret
Koons Of Coerain township, all Of Bedford
county.
Sept, 81, by Rev. J. F. Whitesids, Mr.. Aa-
ron Smith to Miss Loretta Bierly all Of Friends
Cove.
On thp 18th ult,, by Rev, Wm. Gephart, Mr..
Wm. Brown to Miss Hanna J. HoGe, all of
Cumberland Valley
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-11

Ee EMAINING in thu Post office at Bedford,
4 / Pa. Aug, 18th, 1857. Persons calling
for letters in this list, will please say they are ad
vertsed.
Arnold Elizabeth Adams Jacob Baker John esq,
Bors John, Bay James c. Esq, Bodset John A..
Btddle Margrat Mis-, Brownb-e VI. Miss, Cfo,bFoy
W Conelly Iaac, E.q. easy samuel, Clark John
Davis Mary Miss, Dale William Esq Dively Susan
ma. Mr., Ely Jacob Esq, Flynn Michael, Flonk Sam
url Griffith Samnel, GtiiEith ". Gibbns w, P, Glad
den Jacob Habrant Shadrick, Huber Guttlieb, Ham
iiton John, Har>hbarger s. z. Hall Jacob, Esq klass
Valentine Len,brcrin Matthias, Long Joseph C. Lou
ther A. J. > Longpruecker r. Lowrey Esq. Laf-
frrty John. Lewis Jane n Mrs, Lawrence Dlllany,
Londerbaugh John. Leynsrn D, Means Margaret,
Miller Joseph Mahomett jeremiah, NJ III fehan, M
Ter Jusrar Poorbaugh P. PuIlon w. p kisiIng Lewis,
SchIuchre John G, SrouFer Davis, Summers John,
Shunefete Josiah, Jr. Shines Juliann, luke brey
Rocert J Tyson John W. Wark Mary +, Warmen
Ruth, Woodruff Caleb /, Esq
JOHN 4 MOWRY, P NJ.
Sep. f. '57
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March 6, 1887.
INFORMATION WANTED.

OfMatthias Fischer formerly OF Preethan the Duke
dom of Baden, and for some time resident OF .ais
(Bedford) county. Any person knowing anything
relative 10 the whereabouts ofihe said Fischer will
oblige the undersigned by addressing him the sub.
iect, al ScHELLsBuG, BEDFORD CO., Pa, or by COM
municatng the information TO Rev. +. BENEDICT,
BEDFORD, PA..-Western papers please notice.
Aug. 2sth, 1857. ]. Il. KUNKLEMAN.
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JOSEPH w. TATE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AND
RGAE GGGAGG DROhGR,

HAS for Sale 10 Farms, and l2, 600 acres of Coal
and unlmproved land, in Bedford and Fulton conn
ties. Also Lots in the town of Hamilton. Lane
sold in quantities 10 sui1 purchasers Proposals fol
timber are invited from Lumbermen. Terms easy
Aug. T, IS57.-6m.
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90 Girrgrnrrn an0 Gillprrlltrnon,t's Of
t1ohhnfh i1r1onIs

We keep on hand the publications Of The Ann.
S. S. Union. American Bible Society, ARerica~
Tract Society, Presbyterian Board Of publica-
ton. Methodist Book Rooms, Massachusetts, S..
5. Union, Lutheran Board Of Publfeation, Epis-
copa S. s, Union, and great variety of stand
ard Religious Publications suitable Tor Sabbath
Schools.
SHRYOCk s SMITH,
Chambcrsburg.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-11
BUCHANAN Glib,

The NBuchanan Club will meet at the Court
House on Saturday evpning, at which time,
preparatory measures will be taken for canvas
sing the county. Several addresses will BE- DE-
lyered on the occasion.
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WlNDMlLLS +! WlNDMILLS!!

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his old
customers as we'll as the public generally, that he
still continues the msnsfactory of windmlls and
keeps them on hand constantly. He will also do oil
kinds OF repairing in his line OF business. AS bis
mills are well known in Bedford county, be deems II
unnecessary TO say any thing about them. His shop
is as formerly at the East end OF Bedford, Pitt
street, near the Foundry.
SIMON DICKERHOoF.
Aug. 81, lS57-3t.
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Notice.

The subscriber being much annoyed and damaged
by fhers and hunters running over his property is
determined 10 put stop 10 the same be therefore
hereby cautions all such persons that if found tres
pa sing upon his farms by either fishing hunting,
he will bring suit Immediately against them.
Aug. IS, 1857. HENRY HORN.