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Brookville American., 1858-08-27
TOWN ORDINANCE.

A Ordinance foF tho collection OF Taxes for the
n year hs,
sEo. ist Be Il ordaincd by the President and
Trustees of the Town Of Brookylle, that there be
and Is hereby assessed and fixed upon all property
subject 10 taxation by the laws aud ordinance OF said
corporation, the sum Of fifteen cents on every one
hundred dollars assessment Of valuation thereof
Tho same 10 bv collected ~ herein after provided.
SIC. :. That there be aud l. hereby assessed up.
every ciFen actual qualified TO vote Ia said corpo
ration, the sum Of sevcntyfve cents poll tax excep
Ia acses made exempt BY law.
$40. }. Bo u further ordained, that TIE clerk
deliver tho duplicate 70 tho Auditor Of frankiin
county, Iud, for the purpose of haying u entered
upon his tax duplicate lor collection by the Trcafu
rer Of said county. w. MORROW, Pest
Attest n Y. TYsrp, CHI
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
Nominations for ooagressm en- in Indiana

Nominatlons for Oohgressme en- In lnolan
The nominations for Congress fro
Indiana, now stand as follows:
DEMOCRATS.
First District-Wm. r. Niblack.
Second Dictrict-W. III. English.
Third District-Jamcs Hughes.
Fourth District-W. S. Holman.
Sixth District--Martin M. Ray.
Seventh pistrict-Henry Secrcst.
Eighth District-Jas. w. Blake.
Ninth District--John G. Walker.
Tenth District-R. J. Dawson.
Eleventh District--J. II. coffroth.
REPUBLICANS.
Second District--John NJ. Wilson.
Third District-V. Mexico Dunn.
Fourth District--P. A. Hackleman.
Fifth District-David Kilgore.
Sixth District-Albcrt G.. Porter.
Eighth District--James Wilson.
Ninth District-Scbuylcr Colfax.
Tenth Observation-Disclosures Case.
Eleventh District--John u. Petit.
INDEPENDENT.
First District-A. p. Hovey.
Third District-George W. Carr.
Seventh District-John G. Davis
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

pa- We visited Terre J, I.aute on Sat.
urday last. anil while ,h.rs saw an
beard h''s, !, enough to sa' .afy US that Davi,
y w''' y !, DC re.usned 70 Congress by major
~ 'arec. 'nnn . ever beforc received
a's.a'.'a'. wcmoc,n.s W" fare among his strongest
@ppo"euos m >oncede his election. In
iesrs n' <te u majority Of the party
;a,, ase 'o' MIN. We feel safe in predict.
,hs ,,s sdat he will get full one third oi
"a Democratic vote of the district
4 This number is made up. too, of tho
most thorough and radical portion o.
the party National Dem.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

mARmosIoUs FRoou p1Sos

Tho Congressional <]opvention for
the 9th District met at 4ambridge City,
on the 10Th, ult., and organized by APP
pointing Lewis nue& OF Wayne ca
President and John W<Grubls Of Hen
ry, Secretary. Ai.cr Ipe preliminary
proceedings, the bs|I 81 c0pmencsd
which al.niled a
1st BAIlof--Kilkof4 - Julian Al
Holloway 20, drose 10. Second. third,
and fourth balIoting resulted precisely
the same asf the first On the fiifth,
Kilgorc gaiacd one and Holloway lost
one. On the sixth Kiigure 81, Julian
az, Holloway 22 On the seventh, Xii.
gore 63, Julian A., aud Holloway H.
necessary to choice, 81. ~.
Every thing from. first to last was
done with harmony and good feeling
and all parties appeared we'll satisfied
Mr.. Kilgore returned thanks 10 the
Convention in q short aud appropriate
speech. Mr.. Julian also made few
very conciliatory remarks. He cordi.
ally acquicsced IN thc nomination, urg-
cd his friends 10 do the same. and prom
ised to labor with 1cai Cor the success of
the whole Republican, ticket. His rc.
marks were received and enthusiastic.
ally chcered by the Andience.
Ar. Gruse spoke very good-humorcd.
". giving III his adiesion most cheerful.
~ TO the st<san - D@FQnnira as
also did Mr. iIoIowaysF We ARD mucl,
gratitied ut the pleasant termination oi
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

s0- The yellow ievor prevails in New
Orleans to an extent almost equal 10 the
fearful epidemic of 90. IL is of.~ma-
lignant typo, and proves unusually IA
tai. There were 2S5 deaths last wcek,
and the nunIber OF cnscs wero fiicrcas-
ing on Sunday and Morday.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

MESSAGE FROM r1E LORD MAYOR OF LON.
DON TO MAYOR TIEMAN, NEW YORK.

NEw- -YoRK, August 27.-The follow
ing message was received here to-day:
LONDON, August %, 1858.
From the Lord Mayor Of London TO the
Hon. d. r. 7ieman, Mayorcf Ne,c York:
The Lord Mayor of London cordially
|reciprocates The congratulations OF the
Mayor Of Now York upon the success
ut 30 important an undertaking as the
completion of the Atlantic Telegraph
Cable. 1t is indeed one Of the most
glorious triumphs Of tho age, and re-
fleets tho highest credit upon the energy,
skill and perseverance, Of the parties en-.
trusted with so difficult n duty. And
the Lord Mayor sincerely hopes that,
by the blessing Of Almighty God, Il
may bo the means of cementing the
kind feelings which now exist between
tho two countries. n. w. GARDEN.
Lord Mayor of London.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
DISSOLUT10N

THE partnership here .sfor existing under the
ing business, has BE- IN dissolved by mutual consent.
John forer reur' ag and the business 70 be contip-
ued oy DAN <orrer. An persons indebted TO tho
sa'a hrm ~ hereby notified TO come forward aud
maze y, imr .sdiate settlement. ID. A J.. f0RRER.
phooKvi fs Aag IT,
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

cay Vim. l.. Dayton, the Republican
nominee for the Vice Presidency, on
the Fremont ticket, IL the prominent
candidate for the Senate of
New Jersey, in opposition to Wright,
tho present Democratic incumbent.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
Kansas ;,eo,iop

Official fet-snsfrom twenty six coun
lice, anc partial from two more, with
four set 10 hear from, gives the follow
-'ng result; whole vote, 1880, majority
against the proposition, 9,6is.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

Ss- The New York Herald says Gen.
Scott is the only man who can unite
tho opposition inlis6O, aud lead them
to victory. The Herald Is the only pa
per that thinks 80.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

ua- A wag. observing on the door OF
q house the names Of two physicians,
remarked that il put him IN mind OF u
double. e.baraeled gun; for, if ono missed
the th o other was sure 20 kill
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
TO SaWyerS.

THE subscribers desire 10 either rent, or emplo,
y competent sawyer 20 run the fteam Saw
Mill, situate at the boundary Hpi. two miie'
nofthvestof Brookvills, on the Whllte Water Ca.
naL They also want 70 employ .lmpeicns ene
noer 70 run tho same. None other than eon,ctcn
persons need apply. NOAH ARMtCHAEL.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
FIVE GENTS REWARD

Tan away from the suhrcriber on the second day
of May last, an indsntcd apprentice boy, named
David johnson, aged thirteen years. The aboye
reward will be paid TO any person returning him 70
me, but no expenses win be paid, neither will be
accountable for him, nor TO any person On his ac'
cennt while he romans out Of my employ,
ho2s 81 wM. N. TEMfLEToN.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
ITO FOR THE WEST.

sS,liR undersigned will start FOR the west about
( Il September Is expecting 70 visit most Of the
Western St. and territories. win locate land
warrants stt nd to any other business entrusted
10 no int eli Of my travels, on reasonable .srm
no26 3-. j. II. GOODWIN.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
ATTENTION.

THE chaps who took the Broad Axe from staicup''
Cider Mill are requested 10 return Il sosE xIaHl
aud save themselves further trouble. have beer
waiting for ts return and win expose the parties I
Il is not not done soon. W. p. sfALCUP.
no1Q. 3t4
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
NONENS ~ ll4tL

DERS0NS who know thep-clves TO bs In debt 10
l. j. S. POWERS, will do we'll 10 call and setlle
The same With clther.A. W. Adams or ncv. John W..
<Keol, my authorized aecnss. II may eosts.
'Nhsatis now worth 4 90 per bashel and shtrs ir
'le excuse left. J. ;. POWEftS..
no2g 81
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
Netp ao6crttaenlciIta.
FAIR WARNING

hTOf1CEA porsonsons indebted 10 ~ arc her, Az ~,
IN qnsstsd ~ make hmedinfs payment, and q ose An
default horeof wH md hoir aoccunt. IN sle han A f an.
proper officers of cuociivn aer the hrf OF fernber
without further time will NOT IL. v,
Cor We c.nuot pay onr debts with promiscs $500
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
JOHN n FARQUHAR.
Attorney at L1w.
BRO0KVII.LE. IND.

Offers his professional services - the pablic, eau
be fou at his old Office No. up stairs In CONNER
eial buildings over the store Of Mcssrs. Lnck
4 Farquhar.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
sRoOkvILLE HIGH SCHOOL
pLV. r. i. ADD0TT, A. M., fRiScIrAL.

pEy. R. D. ABBOTT, A. NJ, PnreraI.
Mi. =. B. WARD, l.-.--.-
MISS MARY LYNCH, AssislASIA'
MISS ADA RAYMOND, NJ. L. l.. Teacher Of
Mnsc.
The second year Of this school VIII be divided ints
-four terms Of eleven weeks each, beginning res
pcctivciy as follows:
First term begins Aug 20 1858.
Second {" :" Nov. Is,
Third Jan, 81, 1850.
Fourth I" April, ~,
TUITION PER TERM.
Reading, Pcnnmanship, Primary Grammar,
Geography, Mental Arithmetic, $2,s5
Practical Arithmetie, Grammar, Geography,
History, 90
Algebra, Natural phosolhy, Rhelorc,
Physology, Astronomy, 500
Geomrtry, Trisonometry. surveying, Men
tai and Neral Philosophy, Latin,
Greek, bookkeeping coo
Music on fin{ 90
Jtf OF 90
The fre3chend 0ermau languages viii be taught
if desired.
Declaimlng aud composing strictly attended
10. The Bible j. used "a test book. and mado
the basis Of moral and religious instructions.
n. B. IScipESrAL FEEs Twenty-Five cents No
deduction is made from tniton bills ON account Of
abscncc, unless occasioncd sekhsss or other un-
avoidablc circumstances.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
Hoofland's Balsamic Cordial


will cure a long standing Cod in .
very short time. Read the following:
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6, 1858.
DR. G. NJ. JAcKsoS:--Dedr Sri
had for some time been suffering un,
der a severe cold, having pains through
my whole system, sore throat, and
hoarseness, when / was recommended
to try "Hoohands Balsamic Cordial
| accordir gly procured a bottle, and am
happy to state that one-half Of IL com.
pletely cured me. Inow unhesitating
Iy recommend IL to my friends who
may be similarly afflicted, and deem il
no M ro than justice to bear this public
testimony Of its virtues.
Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY, :
Tenth Street, above Coates,
Prepared only by DIR. O. ". jackson,
No. 4ls Arch Street, and for sale by
Druggists and Storckeepcrs throughout
the United States and Canda. Price rs
cents per bottle.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
w. p. sTALCUP,
M A CH Z N T s n.
r E p A 1 r ER,

FIVE MILES EAST OF BR0OKSlLLE.
am prepared with facilities to do all kinds OF
repairing OF machinery In iron or wood. will
ale. fa.nish to order superior portable Steam IN
jiao. aleo thrcshins Ma hine ssrarators manafae-
no gO.3nD.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
strong side and thereby u seat in Con

strong side and thereby seat in Con-
gress. ~ - -
We invite the voters Of this district to
a careful and impartial enquiry of the
truth Of our position, before exercising
that Invaluable privilege Of the elective
franchise.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
p<v-fn Boston, DR. Brown has becr

hold to bail in $4,000, on a charge of
manslaughtor, for causing tho death Of
girl in attempting to produce abor-
lion.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

farn worm more e .,,, ssur sctvr
-, mere not more than $500 per
re d,sysrence between that anu tue
Er.sel Bench land retained for the As
x,a,. To the many readers oS our
,~,1 we also submit the question, rs
,hare arc a number OF you hat know
tn<.lspd and tho facts? We find no
AMI that good lands are selected and
rood comfortable Buildings erected for
the asyIam of ihe poor and helpless, !,
Il is q beautiful part Of cur polItieai
svssssn ,hss provides for the unf'rta-
usse and aged poor, . comfortable home
"a ssyium; and we would mako 1t
whs< it purporss to be and asylum In
secd. IL Is 70 the fact that the choice
rivsr bstsom ,ssd is ,-disposed Of BY
theso pretended guardians Of tho
peoples interests at about tseo thirds ITS
vslus and the poor lard retained rs
best suited for the purpose Of poor
Acusep farm that we object. Why Dir.
Commissioners did you not advertise
tho 46 acres at public letting. that 9TH
crs could hayo . chance at this choice
river bottom ,ract7 Yss why not, re-
spond the tax payers ?
:: The land secured, the next stop was
20 erect suitable buildings, and how
should this be done?
- First, secure the plan.
Second, advertise for letting.
= The plan was agreed upon, but new
.1r.ysi hare We heard that bids were
.,nvi>sd either privately or public. Tho
whole matter was seemingly condcuted
~ tbough IL wzs a "family affair and
tho public entirely unconeerned' The
,plildings gradually progressed 20 CON-
.plction, and The actual cost in round
/. ssubers Of the buildings and the Incl
kdSnsai expenditures acids up tho noat
.ii<x1e," sum Of sl4,7io.t7. and with the
so acrcs of land, sl7,sio77. The mo-
d.s spera.di by which this work was
.sas;ma~d, lct,--surrendered and re-
.isat, and by which political fAvorites
''~srs enabled 20 make out Of it y
'~ysry nice thing" we must re-
serve for future notice. II will suffice
Sbf tho present to say that sl2,2lo,77
leaves margin for somebody, after de-
isiacting the actual cost of tho buildings
.ssssesd. We mako no charges Of mat
Jtasancc in once. we simply desire
70 state facts. and wish tho tax payers
'1of sold Franklin" to draw conclusions
II your County Commissioners and
their hackers, the Court House clique,
! choose 10 buy and sell real estate and
bsild County :-ssylums by private con-
tract, and fail 20 acquaint the people OF
their doings In the premises, IL becomes
cur duty as public journalist to make
known their proceedings, and We shall
) - Il tearlessly, regardless of the loss OF
I ufEcial favor. We ask you citizens to
scsifts mind when and in what way
zKSy havo ever laid before you these
hct4 aud expenditures 2
:, Ia Il through the "Democrat" their
csansy organ7, Is il by proclamation
- public spsech7 Ia It in any way
Wkatsver7 We think not, and tor the
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

NEw YoRK, Aug 24.--C. W. f;e,d
today received adisratch from london
dated to-day. -t+
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
A ssignees Notice.

IN made nm assignment Of his properly, notes and
accounts, TO the undersigned for the oenoht Of his
creditors. All persons having claims agaiusi his
estate are notified to present them, aud all perons
indebted 10 tho same must mako immediate pay
ment. JOHN WYNN,
JOHN RoDERrs, A''isnce'''
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

pa- Thslsso-a spaaIcy A. Tying
had insured his 4ifo IN London Office
for s5, 900. Tha, amount has just been
paid over to his family.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
THE STATE OF INDIANA. FaANKLIE

COUNTY.
IN FanihR Com. Pi,os tossi, 0rfober Tsva 1855
Rebccca Z. Buik and
Lcmuei Burke
w.
Elizabeth Roier'. Fran
els II. RD0eF's, Samuel Fetiiica
II. Roberts, My i ila- Tor
scn, Marian lIaICa, P@giiiion
Ambrose II. 4.
Roberts, aud
William J. ID.
Roberts.
ID . u known, that on the 10Th day Of July, 1858
IL the plaintius by iioliHnda hinkicy their aitol
ncys, hled In the clerks Office Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of said county, affidavit from which 4
appears that cause of action exists against said
dcfendants, and that ambrose ] Roberts. one s
said defendants 10 Nonresident OF the State o.
Indiana
Therefore said non resident defendcnt Is hereby
notified Of the pendenoy OF said petition, and that
the withstand for trial at the next torn Of The
Court Of Common Pleas Of said county, 20 be held
the Court House, In the town Of Drookvillc county
and State aforesaid the first Monday Of Oct. 1888
Witness John NJ. Johnston, cierk Of said court
this 10th. day Of July isss.
J. NJ. JOHNSTON, clk.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

p6- Hugh 0Ncal, Esq, who offered
himnelf as an independent candidate for
Congress. in the Indianapolis district
has declined in favor Of A. g. Porter,
and has addressed to him the following
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

You may uso this note as you see
proper. III. ON.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
INplASAroLrs, Aug. 23, 1855.

A. G, PORTER, Esq.--I nm not, aud
shall not be. n candidate for Congress
1t is not truo that | have, or ever have
had, auy unfriendly feelings toward
you, and ! shall vote for you.
J OMAR
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
1AuTION

q A UTI . N.
Merchants and Traders VIII b their guard ant
uos b. imposed upon By counterfeit ~ Nor-~r Indian
Root Pills, signed a. r. Hw<. An genuine infisn
Rest ri- have the nsme and slsaaturs Of A. y Hh'<
4 c.. on each boa.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

:. .oonnty Asylum- Cost el7,sl0s"
.Ihs Peer House is situate ON the
jeA ssids Of The White Water near
l<55fvilis. and j. . very imposing
structure a. ssen from tho cast aide OF
t6sfissr. fhs Cosnsy Commissioners
,.hrchsssd ths fArm Of the heirs, OF the
a. hi stringsr. and gave $500 for
about ios acres. being about $500 pc,
ssss. q They then sold 70 William Hob
slbA.Esa, An ex: rrsssurer 4s acres ','' OF
sksntrscs, including all the buildings
s1'd ths whole of the fine first bottom
hand for sss, 90 per acre. They thus ro'
eiined 50 acres for the Asyium, situ-
ste on the second bench with . gravei
;ub'ssil and without buildings whatever
wshsxs no iauls to End with Esq Rob
Sson for securing the best bargain he
could, but with the County commis-
ssouers we have the enquiry to pro.
v.o,os.4 IN sl.aeriousness. Was not the
sb4 rich bottom land Of the "Siringer
Ssrm', worth more ~. 90 =. :. .,,, .s,v,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
BLOODY RUN FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

TIE subscribers prepared, at their
Foundry in Bloody Run, to Ill all orders for cast
ings ofany description for Grist and Saw e Ills,
TMeshing Machines, Apple Mills Ploughs, and
all things else in their line that may DO needed in
this or the adjoining counties.
Wemanufacture Phreshing Machines OF 4 or 6
Horse power, ratrdnfed equal if not superior 10
any made in the State. We keep constantly On
hand full assortment Of Woodcock, Plug. and
Hillside Ploughs, irarranted to give satisfaction or
sale. Points, shares and iandsides to fit all
Woodcock or Seyler Ploughs in the County.
Farmers Bells, Ploughs and Castings of our
make may be had at Foundry prizes the store of
VIM Hartley, Bedford, Pa, Louderbaugh & Pee,
East Providence Tp., John Nycum K Son, Rays
Hill. Times being hlr l, offer great induce
ments to Farmers aud Mechanics to buy Of us.
All kinds OF repairing done in a neat and sub
stantia manner, and all work warranted. C&ll
and examine our work and castings and judge
for yourselves.
JOSIAH BAUGHMAN & FRO.
March 26, l85S.-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
[Fioal Tie Missouri Democrat. !

WOODS HAIR DYE This adniiraLlr srticI,
IS rapidly improving the hair. NJ article of sim
iisr kind, before the public epioys a hetler
reputation as 3 restorative and ia. ig1Iat;nr lar
tonic It's peculiar Chemical qualities have tene
neal effect upon the grow tn and character of ibe
bar, giving silly and glossy texture 10 tiat
Miiieh wa ioFmeriy OF a coarse and dry nature
1t has, also, we understand tendenev ~ rr.
serve The Youthful eoior and appearance OF the
hair, and destroying counteraetipg the effects Of
age With such recommendations in its favor. we
hardly perceive how any ladysr gentleman shouts
be without 50 valuable an adjunct 10 their toilet
o. j. WOOD X CO.. Pro;,rictors 3la Broad
way, Ny and ia Market street, ST. r.ouis.
No.
For sale hy Dir. B. F. Harry. and Druggists,
generally.
Fob. L. 1858 9m.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
THE MiRKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1853.
Bread.tuffs arc very quiet. Tho only trans
sotious reported sre 500 barrels supcr6ue -four
ST 37s per barrel, and 100 barrels middlirgs
Al SO 25. There is steady inquiry for home
consumption at 81 37A up to 50 so, for com
Iuon and fancy brands, secording to quality -
300 bbls kye -Four sold at S3 %, and some
Corr Meal at SO per barrel. at which figure
tho later is wanted
Grsia The supply ef Wheat continues fully
up to tie demand. Sales Of 1900 bushels at
81 06 . II per bn.hel for red and white at
81 80 a / So. Rye sells az fast az il comes
forward at 80 cents. Corn continues to come
forward slowly, sales Of 5000 bushels yellow
afioat last evening a, 68 eeufs 1000 bashels
10 lay n note TO be fixed, 1000 bashels white
at ST cts, $500 bushels yellow in the and
ia .tore 10 day at 67 20 cts, closing at The
latter pote. Oats old At SO GEMS and some
Peun4ylypnia at 80 cents per busael.
BALTIMORE, Aru. 6 1858.
Flour is dull. Howard street i,nd Ohio are
held at 81 90, and City Mills at 81 26. Wheat
---tge market for prime is active, bpt common
grades are dull, red loo lose, white 10 a
1885,. Corn frm---sales Of white at 63a64c,
and yellow =, 65a67o. Whiskey dull ard un-
chsugej,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
CONNECTICUT ELEsrrloN.

Tie Ane'ic;ts and Republicans have carried
their candidate for Governor by large ~, JAR
~; also both branches of ,ho Legislature b
large majoritic> So much far Lecompict!
CnicINNATI, April 6.--The municipal election
held yesterday resulted in the sneeess u tie
Auti-Lecompton ticket by about 5000 major
ity. OF The seventeen members of Counsel,
thirteen Republican were eleetee.
DuBUeur, April 6-Tbe eleciiof., yesterday,
passed off quietly ;. S. Ilethering On, lie Peo-
PIES candidate, vas elected Mayor by 500 na-
jori'y.
ST. LoUiA, April G. The retnrns of the
eleetien haze not all been made, but enough is
known to insure the election Of the entire Free
State Democratic ticket, by average major
ity Of from eight 10 twelve hundred votes
l4ecomptom is ~.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
OFFIcE e. v. NJ. Pro. Co. !
Af.L :, fG-<l =

OFFIcE G. v. VI. Pro. Co.
March 2, 1858.
NOTICE, is hereby given that an assessment OF
sir per ecaf, has this day been levied on the pre-
mum notes Of this companyi in force on the l4th
day OF Qeu., last except notes Gu original applica-
tons taken after the 18th day of Aug, 1857, aud
AL notes expirsng or surrendered not renewed be.
tween said dates, each Of (which three per cent,
Is assessed. Members of this Company residing
in Bedford County, or having property insured
therein are respectfully required to pay their pro
rate assessments, to James NJ. Russell, Esq., who
is duly appointed collector, for said county.
~ An abatement of six per cent, will be made
for prompt payment, e. within tsirty-diys from
the date hereof.
BY order Of the Board.
March 10, 1858. JOHN T. GREENE.
Sec'y
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
MARRIED..

Ar the Parsonage, in ST. Clsirsrillc, on the
25,h ult, By Rev. n. L. Gild=, NJ. John W.
Fickes to Miss Marietta CroyIe. both of Union
township.
On'Thursday, the 25fh ult., BY w. Perdew,
Esq, Mr.. Henry Clay Lashley 70 Misa 9obiths
'Dickon, ali "f Southampton tp.
On the evening of the 25th ult., by Abrm.
II. Hull, ESQ, Mr., josiah Moc!; to AIiss Mary
Ann Stembougli, both of Union tp,
On Thursday evening, the 25th uls., by Da.
yid Evans, Esq., Mr.. Adam Smith TO Miss
Maria Smith, all of Londonderry tp.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
TRElsURERs SALE
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TN LANDS,
ANo TOWN LOTS N'BEnFORp COUNTY,

Assm mbly, directing the mode Of selling unscated
lands for taxes and for other purposes passed
the 18th Of March, 1916, and the supplements
thereto passed the 18th day OF March, 1917, and
tn 25th of March, 1881. The Treasurer of Bed
lord County hereby gives notice to all persons
cerned therein, that unless the County, State,
School and Road Taxes due on the following tracts
of Unsaatcd Lands, situate in Bedford County, are
not paid before the day Of SALE the whole, or such
parts OF each tract as will pay the taxes, and the
cost chargeablc hsreon. viii bs sold at the Court
Honse. in the Borough of Bedford, on the second
Monday OF June, next, (1dth day for the arrear-
ages OF taxes due, and the cost accrued thereon !;
snd said sale will be continued from day 10 day un-
til all are disposed OF.