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WANTS.

WANTED-TWO GIRLS: one to cook. wash.
" aud iron; the other to do chamberwork and
PIN ihIn ssElns' ara % wiling to make herself gener
North Capitol st its
A G0MPETENT GIRL WANTS A sITUA-
a TiON 10 do Chsmbe work and plain Sewing.
oan az NO. oo street, at the wooden Bridge. 1t
WANTED-A small HOUSE, for three in fam
W lily. Rent not to exceed 81 per month Loca-
TED between 9Th and l4th streets and Penn avenue
ADDRESS rensnt." Post Once Washington, u. e.
WANTED-A FIRST rate GARDENER. Must
w be honest, sober, and industrious. None need
fs.s5 is West street. Ssoissso~n pre-
A FRENCH LADY. Of middle age, wishes .
"A SITUATION as Cook or Housekeeper in a email
steel. b.tSsen Is and 18th Even Apply s.Ma
ISHFaHH N MATI trz * g. WANTED OF MARGA-
years OF age, light complexion, and mas black ha r.
Any person leaving Intorm.tion Of her vhereabouts
Sp.o.: west side, Georsetown, b. G., viii confer q
great favor and receive the thanks of her distressed
FOR TS 59s
WUMEN, white Or black. who can read and write,
Ard bring undoubted teslimon ais Of good character
10 such persons healthy and steady situations will
be gwen, and liberal wages. e2-lW
WANTED-By a respectable middle aged Wo
w man. situation as WET NURSE. Good
oeGnsq ana ID apply to Mr.
A SALESMAN wANTED-An expenepc.d
"a Young Man, of strict morals, az Salesman in
my Jewelry Store. References required.
70 S3iPenn avenue.
THREE OR FOUR COAT HANDS wanted
\ immediately at A. H. YOUNG'S. Only the
best vorkmen need Apply. Sc q st
WhNTEP IMMEDIATELY-Tvo re.pecta-
try. eight miles on the 9TH street road One " as
nurse and seamstress, and waiter and to
sepH FIN a No. Sc
street, ODD Fellows Hail. seAS'
SOLDIERS wANTE1.-The following person.
- " no were regular Soldiers in tn. war Of lsl2,
%i Aud then sSysntaas 70 address. E. f sISe:.
md Mini Sfs M. aSs; S.
Mclaughlin, Dirk A. Myers. John Wilkes. Peter
whss Geo Bel. ef Ssn Saddle. gsS.:
ws TfS: s.'#s VIM RaS: Ts
WI: Evan, John Zones, Geo; AunE.t, John
Enncis Nichols. Miles Wells. yohe i Marks. pensii
Holden, VIM; X. DanleIs, Arch'd. Davis, BavLe s.
s: 6.Ssia .ssS SSs
m snm T. W SToyS Seot hsieI Hiram Bell. Peter
or illinois military Land titles. by purchase or
VtheI ne. OF luiOfmatlOn concerning the same.
haze them sold or prosecuted ON the best term. b.
addressing the above. seN ST.
WANTED-Ag good FARM HAND. tCoIored,
terly or monthly if desLed. Address. in person at
the War Depsftment, Washington, or Box No. sis,
's ssgiesSsts Post Once L. NJ NORTON
WANTS.-The proprietor Of the InteliIgence
" Once and House gency. Sill street, conner
Of nth. respectfully solIcits the pstronas OF iami
lies requiring competent Servants of good charac
ter. Wanted, now. several good COOKS, Chamber
maids, WaIters, Drivers, and Farm Hands.
Sly ..... -.
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IA 2ii PA. Av.. BET. 18TH AND 18TH SITS,
Frs doors a60re Gantisr'S Saloon,
have just received q large stock OF
FALL. AND WINTER MILLINERY,
ccmprIslng-
Pattern BOnnets, ~
French artificial Flowers,
bonnet Plumes: Plaid We vets, Ruches,
EmbrOderes, Satins and silks,
which they ofter for sale at New York prices.
adles, please call soon and examine our stock
~ N.B:-First Grand Opening of Fancy and straw
comets on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
sea-5t KING SICKLE
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nR. F. s. BARBARIN, n ~
II EN- TIST, fH ~
has Removed his Office to the Rooms over =
--, GIBBss HAIR SrOnR, tft y e..
No. 242 PssN. Arsans bstIcesn l2fk and l3th SIS.
four doors west of Gsutier'a.
Sc Is ST. WAsHlNG TON. ID. C..
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NEW MEPPH H2H ~ F FSN Y TS s. o5 80
which raves the instrument not to need further
tuning for SIX month"; amer. Send your orders to
the Hsso MssieaI Repository, corner nth stresi
and Penn. avenue. r. -. 49,, se IS I'm
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NJ -ALLPERSONS DESTROYS join a new
ikS Building Association, are invited to attend
a meeting on MONDAY next, September n, at 7
O'clock m, at German Hall, 18th street, betw cen
F and g SITS.
The COmmittee-T. Aigler, Michael Lauxmap
F. Blau, A. Meners. g. BOpp, ID. Baieber. T.
Freeman. w. Schalze. q. GIorius. se2 1t.
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~CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.-
h3 HOusekeepers breaking up are respectfully
informed that We are at all times prepared to buy
small quantities) for cash.
BONTZ l. COOMBS,
au 6-2m No. $50 7th st.. bet. / and X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-27

TIE WEAfHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning il ade from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institu ton
The time of observation is about 7 O'Clock:
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IHE PARAGuAfAN CoNNIss IoNER.-We
learn that Hon. j. B. Bowlin, the recently ap-
pointed Commissioner to Paraguay, has just
arrived in this city from Missouri. He is ac-
companied by his lady, and is stopping at
Browns Hotel. - .' I'd
Col. A. P. HAYNE, U s. Senator from South
South Carolina, is at present in this city, aud
is stopping at Mrs. Ulrick's opposite the Trea.
sury Department. g."
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0~MASONIC.-TheM NJ. w. Grand Lodge Of
llS Free and Accepted Ma.ons of the District If
ColumhIa WI convene on THURSDAY next, Sc pt
~, at Masonic Hail. cprner Of and 9th streets, for
the purpose of considering the subject of Masonic
The officers and members of the Grand Lodge are
respectfully requested to be punctual, and all Mas
ter Masnns in good standing are cordially invited.
By order Of the M. w. Grand Master.
Sc u ST g. A. SCHWAZNAN. G. SIC
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LOST AND FOUND,


4 OST-In going from Indiana averue, opposite
Ia City Hall. to Perry a. Bros store, a all
GOLD BR ACELET, hlled with ha;r. The finder
reward will be given. se2i-St
c. REWARD trayeo, on TIL ? st instant,
UC from the premises of Dr. SNYDER, ~0erA
IA Georeetown q red. horned COW, of the Xa3S
improved stock she 10 al oat years old
had warts on her teafs no other marks Ieoollec ed.
c. RkwARD.-strsyed away from Dorse,'s
a pale red and white COW, with both ears SeSk}s
dropped, under bit out, short horned, little
crumped. night horn little higher than the len; with
hIe dark red calf by her side. The above reward
at DeIse,s Hotel, corner Of r b and streets,
seA-d' LEWIS j. DONAHUE.
CO. REwARD-strsyed or sto en-. on SATURDAY..
sDO the 9Th of September. young COW. ~1&A
OF light red color. with white about her GAx~
face. head small, with small horns. She
was IN sood order and very gentle She has been mi
he habit of feeding the new road at the late Mr..
FoxaiPs place. Anv Information that he given
so hat the owner csn ebtaIn ner viii receive the
above reward, by calling at Miss rHOMAs'S book
and fsncy store. High street. Georgetown.
IL heavy GOLD WATCH CHAIN. with seal
att ched. IL was vrenched IN some way from the
watch IN the owners vest pocket. suitable re-
ward will re paid on its beng left al the counter Of
the Scar Once. eA-u
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On the nigh of the
- I'D instant, one medium sized BAY n
recollected is a scar the back from theNN
saddle: Also, at the same time. one large BLACK
HORSE, about wears old. The only mark recoi-
far reward vii be paid for their recovery.
SEES +. 7. Il w. NJ GAIT, wasbinstou
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neYrODllllSt l.
tation at the North has taken the direction of Tie
simultaneous enfranchisement Of the black man
and nchisement of the white ones offers Ia
Tue friends OF good government and Of constitu.
new issue involves not merely the ouestion of
the relative depression Of white men. but also
their actual sacrifice aud the per Of nal
pable meg uality and gross injustice under pre-
tense OF justice ana equality; and, secondly that
II Is domestic ISSUE not ofse OF assanit y, ths
rights OF other States, nor affecting I'm any v, "
the peace and tranquility of the Union. twouId
seem, also, thai the Pretentious friends of hu
manity In New England, while in hot pursuit Of
this new cbimera, Of not less monstrou and con-
Trajectory composition than the old one of the
classic Tradition, must lind themselves too much
occupied with impracticable abstraction TO have
time OF thoughts feft for continued intervention
In the domestic affairs of others Of the United
States These, IL seems to me, are considera-
tons Of suspicious omen for the future relations
Of the Northern and Southern States
discern other signs Of returning healthfulness
OF the pnblic mind. Men Of all political parties
are BEGINNING to see and admit the snarchfcal, as
well as the immoral and irreligious, tendencies
Oh the anti-siavery agitation. II avowodly dis
cards every duty Of government and every obii.
sa'ioh OF law; 1t ostentatiousiy advocates polti-
I assassnatioui IL breaches religion Of irreli-
ILL al evanescent absurdities Of opinion Its
.. mere is monstrous delusion of IA ble-rap-
Ply uicks, miscalled spiritualism, moving par.
enei Win it The strreotyped names of the same
;n ,Ss sg.a.ors, Of all coors and sexes, figure
conventions; we live In = Babel Of crotc hssv con.
ventions each with its bet foIv - S,ss Ley III ~.
negroes Themselves have now taken no the Trade
Of conventions, with the declared purpose Of in.
s, n on, ia,n'Ilrs; and the terms OF contempt
Ia which these peripatetic professional convsp.
tlanizers, male and female, black and whits
speak Of morality, religion and the Bibls AZ.
only preceded by those Of hatred which thew an.
ply To the Constitution and the Union. Res, A.
That H. In ali this, there be peril to any p.rt
VI me country, IL 10 peril mainlyto this pat, i'm
Sncn sucn madness runs riot. Here, It's mis-
cn'eVou eueets are first felt; and II must succeed
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nj K. I. T. GAZZINSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor T. announce to the ladies and gen. a
tiemen OF Washington and GEORGETOWN that 81
they will reopen his Glasses for Dancing, in ~
wash ngtOn. on "Wednesday, the 2nth of Oc- Wv
lot Misses and Masters from o'clock p. IN for La
dies and Gent emen from O'Clock p. IN. The hall
has been rehtted.
For terms and particulars application can be made
AZ Mr.. e residence, sU7 street. between 9th and
10th SITS. se 21-6m
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The RAILROAD FROM HUDSON TO SUPERIOR
AND BAYFIELD,, WIs.-The maps showing the
survey Of the railroad from Hudson to Superior
and Bayfield,, Wis, were deposited in the Gen.
ersl Land Office some days ago, with the GER
ti6cate of the Governor of the State. The sur.
vey has been approved by the Secretary of the
Interior, which secures to the company large
and valuable grant Of land. The distance from
Hudson to Bayfield, is 16i miles. The road
when completed, must be one of the best pay.
ing roads in the country, connecting, as it will
Lake Superior with the Mississippi river
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10 See advertisement of Or. Sanfords
Liver Invigora.or, in another column.
. All acanffng 10 smgyafs saikd elinaafs, good
so't aad fine raaress adpsrtissment of Haps1qon-
Ton Lands.
THE HAMMoNToN FARMER.-A newspaper
devoted 10 Literature and Agriculture, also setting
forth full accounts of the settlements of Ham
monton, in New Jersey, be Subscribed for at on
ly 20 cts. per annun.
lnelose postage stamps for the amount Address
70 Editor OF the Farmer, Hammonton, Atlantic Co.
New Jersey. Those wishing cheap iahd. of the best
qoaty, IN one of the heaIthiest ane most delightful
climates in the Union, see advertisement of Ham
monton Lands.
o FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES FROM
fhlLADELPHlA-by Railroad in the State of New
Jersey sol among the best for Agricultural purposes
oelng good loam soil, with clay bottom The land
rs large tract, divided into small farms and hun
dTeds from all parts ofthe country are now settling
ana building. The crops can be seen growing Terms
from sl5 to 20 per acre, payable within four wears
by instalments. To visit the pace-Leave Vine ST.
narf at Phla at u A. NJ. by Railroad for flamon-
ton, or address r. j. Byrnes, by letter See full
advertisement in another column
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l. dd 1 e s. Bd1 q q r.

RI ME Ladies of Bedford and vicinity are in
4 eited TO call and examine the handsome as
soTtmeui of FALL and WINTER GOODS, now o.
PeneG and ready 10: inspection at the "BAZAAR.' y
DRESS GOODS, consisting in par; OF robe
and plain s.ks, eashmereS, Poll dechevrps,
iounced and side striped delan robes, fancy
and bayadere de LANES, French plain and
printed de laines, opera fanne>, English
and French merinos, Popllns velvets de bergs bill
iiants, American AID French ginghams, English aud
American prints.--SHAWLS, a great vari-
ety, such as lorg, square, and mantiIla,-
cioaks, circular, raglan and mantilla styles.
FURS-Ladies and Gents Chenille Scarfs,
Expansion skiri>, At,
Es ID n NETS.
Bridal velvet, silk, satin, tuited silk, chenille.
straw aud mourning bonnes, ladies dress caps. chill.
eren's and Misses straw and silk bonneis Ladies
dress caps, head-dresses, Fbbons, feathers flowers,
French and American, and Millinery goods general
Iy. E4tBROIDERIES.
A handsome assortment OF French sets, collars,
chldrens sets, edgings, Iaces, nouncings, yeIs &c.
Hosiery Shoes, rJumery-Jeueiyy
and endless variety of fancy articles.
All Of the above articles have been purchased al
prices to suit The times.
CoH, iadieS, and eromine for yourselves.
Country MiIIiners supplied with all kinds OF Mil
lin-ry.
The public will please accept Mrs. RI. D. PEusu's
thanks fer The liberal patronage she has received.
Nov y. 1853.
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| GOOD UOTSB & LOT FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell his house aud lot
in Burna Vista, Juniata Township, Bedford
county, on which are erected a good TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, we'll
finished. an excellent FRAME STABLE, a
good shop well calculated for a shoemaker or
tailor also, we'll of good water in the back
yard, and always plenty of water in the cellar.
This property is very desirable ONE, being
well calculated for business man, ii being in a
good neighborhood Buena Vista wants anoth-
rr store, a good wagon maker, shoemaker and
tailor. 1y-Any person wishing 10 purchase
such property. al a low price, will address the
subscriber al Buena Vista II sold, possession
gren this Fall. NICHOLAS kEGG.
Avg. 20, fS5S-tf.
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PICKLES Md { 8 I

Many men of many minds
Many Shoes Of many kinds,
From sizes one to number nine,
Allowing some for heel behind.
Boots for men acd women too,
Some high; some lows some old AMI new,
With shanghai tops and pointed heels
To make him high who !o"ly feels.
IF prices do 70! suit your mind
Just take little cheaper kind
Bat when you bay cheap SHOES, beware,
For cheapes, shoes are first to tear.
lffruits and pickles we'll pnt up;
Fruits preserved, or nice ca'sup,
Be- bothering any ore IA taste,
10 Ferguson's b" sure 10 haste.
Tobacco aud cigars there,
0f qualities and kinds quite rare,
To please the taste of eveU one
And make the boys appear fuli grown.
s4 We take all kinds of trade for goods.
49, Fen wagons foil from ouf the wood -
MI kirds OF produce and Of grain,
VIII be received and sold again.
Now call ard see this Store of shoes,
OF pickles and preserves for use,
But when you call inst bring along,
" hat is the object of our song,
Hard Tsaaes Rsiict
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Overland California Na!G ssoufe!
new FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
J. 8. ]. II SHOE.M7KER

J. 3. ]. II SHOEM7kER
HAVE just received 4 large assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
consisting in Part OF ca,coes from 81 cents 10 I25
cents per yard, pelanes Coburgs, Parmetta Cloths,
black and fancy silks, Merroes. Paid<, FlanneIs
large assortment Of Shavls Of fall colors al prices
Swiss Can bricks, Dress Trimmings, r bbon< Shirts
ard Drawers, bleacted AID uubleached Muslins oi
all prices widths Cloths and a.simeres, Satinetts
Jeans, Tweeds, and iii fact every thing generally
in country stores. Also, large assortment of
Boots AND SHOES, HATS CAPS,
Comforts, CTarats. Also, Queenswere, Hardware,
Buckets Groceries Of all kinds, with general as
softment of sPces, &c. We invite all 10 call and
se- our s'ock Of goods for are determined to sell
70 emit III 'ja1o' fo' cssa or aPprovr4 produce.
o. %, lSjS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
GEO. B. AMICK, surviving partner Of tn"
late firm Of Geo. B. Annex & Bro, notifies all
persons interested, that the Books OF said firm
in bis hands for settlement, and that circumstances
demand immediate closing up of the business Of
said firm. Persons indebted, OF having settlements
10 make. are therefore requested 10 call on the sub
scriber without delay.
The Subscriber will continue the Mercantile
Business at the GOLD STAND where he will be
happy to meet his friends and customers all times
t5e viii receive in very short time supply
Of seaeonabe goods, which he is determined 10 sell
the most reasonable terms.
81. Cialrsville, June I, '5s. GEO. B. AMlCK.
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Dr. w. III. Witanor, OF LANCASTER,

- formerly OF PhiladeIp phia,) where he has
been in successful practice for number OF years,
received his education at the best Medical College
the L States and had the experience and practice
in the die rent Hospitals for several years a mem
beT OF the Analytical Medical Institute OF N York
and late Medical Surgeon Of the United States Navy,
Offers himself 10 the public 20 attend any pro-
fessiona. calls.
Tde Purest medicines aia'avs on hand direct from
the best Laboratories OF country, and the Botan
cal Gardens OF the world. No patpn, medicines pre-
scTlbed or recommended Medicines used only which
Will rot break down the constitution, but Will
vate the system from all injuries il has sustained
from mineral medicines. Chronic aud Jticpt disea-
must be treated upon ana yical principles which
Is 10 know aud ascertain hat disease is. Its nature
and character require knowledge of the chemical
constituents of every solid and fluid OF the human
5ody the changes those solids and fluids are CAPABLE
of undergoing To know what medicines TO employ
TO cure diseases, requires knowledge of chemi-
cal constituents of all agents employed in medicine;
and II we are IN possession OF this knowledge, il is
possible 10 cure any dsease-no matter of how long
standing-and leave the patient in healthy and per-
fectly cured condition.
Melancholy, Alteration, that state of sleHation
and weakness of the mind which renders persons in
capable OF enjoying the pleasures performing the
duties OF life; Dyspepsia that distressing disease aud
fell destroyer of health and happiness, undermining
The constitution, and yearly carrying thousands TO
nntlmely graves, can most emphstcaliy be cured.
rheumatism, IN any form condition, chronic or
acute, warranted cafabie; Epilepsy falling sick.
ness all chronic and Stubborn diseases OF Females
radically removed. Salt Rheum, and every
description Of nlreTatons Piles and Scrbiuous Dis
eases, which have bafted all prev medical skill
can be cured by my treatment, when the constitu-
iion is not exhausted.
DO say ali diseases (yes, Conswmp.ion) can be
cured.
Cg-CANCER CURED without the knife.
wiii remain in nv Office on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, from O'Clock a. NJ. TO P. NJ, to ac-
commodate patients from distance, and consult in
the English and German languages. Will make WIS.,
its 10 any distance if required. May be addressed
by letter, Fulton square, Lancaster city, Pa.
july 80, '56-ly. W. II. WiTMnR, NJ. D.
P. S. See IN loca! column my appointment TO visI,
Bedford the l0th lth, 18th and 13th, days of Au-
gust, to consult with patients all diseases free of
charge. w. II. WlTMOR
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@Rzma1laSlzAzs
u a.
Iron City Commercial Colleee.

. ~
FlTTsBrRs, Pa CHARTEREn 1855
900 STUDENTS ATTENDING JANUARY. 1858
Now the largest and most thorough Commerce.
School of the United States. Youag men prepared
for actual duties of the Counting Room
SMIrH, A NJ, Prof of Bookkeeping and Sci
ence of Accounts.
DorTaKrr, Teacher of Arithmetic and Com.
mereiai Calculation.
A DeYpRIck and T JeSxIss, Teachers Of
Book keeping.
A CONVEY and w A Miller, Profs. of Penmansbip
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
As used in every department OF business
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC-RAPID BUSI-
NESS WRiTING-DETECTlNG COUNTERFEIT
MoNEY-MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE
COMMERCIAL Law
Are taught, andall other subjects necessary for
the snccess and thorough education of practical bu
sineSs man.
HS Premiums.
brawn all the premiums in PIitsburg for the past
three years, also IN Eastern aud Western Cities for
best Writing,
NOT ENGRAVED WORK
Important htormatfon.- enter al
any time--No vscation-Time unimted-Reyiew
al pIeasure-iraduates assisted III obtaining situa-
ttnts--fuiton Tor full Commercial Course, $500
Average time TO IL weeks7-Board 81. so per week
= Stationary, 6.00-Enire cost, $50 90 to $1,000
t1E Ministers, sons received at half price.
For ard-Circ nlar-Specimens OF Business and
aTlamentsi Nriting-inclose two stamps and ad-
dress f w JENKINS. pit,shuro pa
Sep 3, 1s5s-Iy
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.ATTENTlOT,

THE Brigade and Regimfntal commissioned officers
ofthe lst Brigade and 10Th Division, Pa. Militia
You are hereby ordered 10 meet as board of audi.
tors, al the Court House, in the Borough of Bed.
ford, on Thursday. the 18th day of November. in,e
at 10 o'clock. P. NJ. TO perform the duties reauirsd
by the Act of Assembly, approved 2isf day ,of A.
pr lsos, for the better regulation of the Militia Of
this Commonwsalth-aso,a all officers having 81
charge the accounts of the different eonpaai~s ssi
appear and present the said sccounta for ssttssqf
said day.
Brigade inspeetor's oades, I LEM'L EVANS, p 1.
1st B. ieth d. p. M. l& D. isfA n. n. n,
Evvpsyille, Nov. D. lSSA -
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I'D. .vLYISTR .41OR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given thai letters OF
administration have been granted TO the nndersiga
ed by the Register of Bedford county, upon the es
tate of William Nycum, late of Monroe township,
deceased--all persons, therefore, indebted TO said
estate, wiii please make immediate payment, and
those having claims against il, will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN NYCUM,
Oct. 90, 1853. Administrator.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
LETTERS of administration having been grant
ed TO the Undersigned, by the Register of the Or
Elizabeth Long, late of Middle Woodberry town
ship, dec'd-all persons therefore knowing them
selves indebted to said estate requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having claims will
present them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB LONG,
of South Woodberry tp., Admir-.
Nov. 5, 1858.
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SOLD OTT!

THE undersigned having disposed Of his entire
stock of goods, brgs leave TO notify all persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 hlm either by
Note or Book account 10 call and settle before
the first OF January, 1859. All neglecting to
do 50, their accounts will be left in the hands
Of an officer for collection.
Oct. -, 1853. G. w. RUPP.