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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Spccai DIpatch 70 ". L. hHptncs
WASHINGTON, Friday, June 10. 1859.
Notwithstanding the alleged improvement in tds
condition Of the Treasury, of which glowing 90
count has been circulated upon official representa-
tons, Secretary Cobb advertises that 5000, 0Os
worth of Treasury Notes are for sale, the msximuu
rate of interest being six per cent. Bids ara to b
opened on the Goth. IN order 10 create false BAL
ance On the LIST of July.
Private diplomatic adyiccs received here state
that while the British Ministry will be in an actuj
minority in the House Of Commons they will.
nevertheless, have an effective plurality, owing to
the division between Palmerston and Russell, Who
are not reconcied. as has been stated. IL is be-
lieyed that the war question will absorb the ques
ton of Parliamentary reform, and will lead to tho
retention of Lord Derby in Office, as Palmerstcs
was retained in power during the Crimcan war.
Lord Napier will not go to the Hague tiD Ooto-
Der, and in the event of the displacement Of the
present English Ministry will seek restoration 10
his old post here
The balance in the Treasury yesterday was
So 500, OO0--i. e., $4,000, 900 below u working
margin, though payments have been postponed.
The railroad Presidents adjourned from Phila-
dephia to Washington day, with u vlsw to .
final consultation on the project to expedite tlss
carriage of the mails from New-iork 10 Now
Orleans, via Florida. The final determination will
c announced to morrow.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Friday, June 10, Is9.
The steamer John Lawton exploded near Savannah
lsst night, killing the captain, pilot assistant engi-
nser, and John S Montholin, a passenger ard man
named Goty, of Bsrnwel. A number Of others were
scaldod and bruised Of them it is feared fatally
The number Of killed and missing is eight. The
stearner il a total loo.
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Fires i'm Cincinnati.

Cf.cfySiTI, Friday, juno 10, 1879.
A Ere broke out at O'Clock last night, in John
Piper's turning shop, in Front street, and communi
csied 10 VIM. Jones's carpenter chop, and French q
Nil-on's feed store--al Of which were destroyed.
Loss 4, 900; no insurance.
At = O'Clock this morning the saw mil OF RichsfS
Swift on East Front street, almost destroyed "
fire. Loss $40 900; partially insured.
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10 the A..oclated Pre-.
wAsHISGros, Friday, June 10. 1859.

WAsHISGros, Friday, June TO- 1859.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice thai
sealed proposals will be received until the 2Dta inst
for the issue of auy portion or the whole OF sIOOOOW
in Treasury notes in exchange Tor the gold coins Of the
United States under the authority Of the acts Of Con
gress OF 1857 and 49, the interest not to exceed sk
per cent.
The receipts into the Treasury for the week ending
on Monday g. 263 000 The amount Of the drsits
issued was q 7Is000, and the amount subject to dfaa
S3,57i,O0O.
In addition TO the twelve army officers whose nsmes
have heretofore been published, Col. Cooke Of tho
Dragons and Col. Thaycr Of the Engineer, have
obtained permission from the War Department 10 90
beyond The United States. They will visit Europe "
ob-erve military operations.
The steamers Fulton and Waterwtch viii shortly be
dispatched TO tie Gulf Of Mexico, aud the Homo
Squadion will be further Increased
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BY the explosion of the boiler of the steamer
John LawtOn, near Savannah, night before last
most Of the officers Of the boat ard TIVE passengers
were killed, and still larger number Of persons
scalded or bruised
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Aetualprk Daily Gribm,Ie.
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No motto. "A IN b. taken Of ANONYMOUS Communications What
intended for Insertion must b. authenticated oy tho
address Of the wrter-bot necessarily foe pnbbcs
ton, but a. guaranty for bis good faith
We cannot undertake to rejected Communications
Iu.noss for Tar TRIBUNE Oos should in Cd b.
Addressed 70 HoRscE GREELEY Co.
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SIoOu Id. Fish Burned.

PHILADsIPuIs. Friday, june ~, ,eV.
The sloOp j. ID. Fish. loading for Dewes, De., 49,
FIRE this morning. and towed over TO tue s.a,
run ashore. Sne viii probably prove s"s"'i's''
Owned and insured In New-totk.
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ApopLryy-BE WISE IN TINE.

Dorg ED uudonga moments and there's an end Of
earth aresl blood builds the venous blood taxes
down b. how few know about srteuai or Venou
bed They health for pure boodsBd 70 s'ss that
certainty thev the BEAYDREDTs PILLS because exPen
enco Ll taught thai they iIurr but only remove disease
They ere truth but natuTe essis.snt and while they pen
eetc those parts where disease located, yet no DISEASE no
matters necosry for health TO have removed are present. then
the Pills pass Of harmless aud innocent always In sudaea
attacks pain the peculiar drowDe.s the indicator
OF appexys spposch ho Invaluable 20 have medicine by you
which Won may swallow discretion. Six. eight ten pills
will sye-oen cure Never wait for the doctor but give the
ps TIE doctor have the credit OF ourng suppose he
az the patients life saved q cents box Sold by ali
deg and Or. BRsSpRETTs Principal Office, Brsndreth
Buldnas, No. 81 Csnslst BURSToS's, No 2ss Boweryi
RUsH1us No AZ Broadway aud As.or ouse Newfort and
McMUEpY's, Nc. 40 Broadway. Albany.
UECkER's TiRINA is in DE highest repute as
delicious and food all of the IL
pe preparation wheat wiha the admikgre OF any other
rsn Is iuvs able ip the Summer season ESten
,vrly used the House St Ncl0as Meropoan, ana
other first hotels and saloons il rapidly becoming an III
dispcusablc dish all good tables $500 . -
Manufactured and fod Of the Crton Mills, NO >D Cherys
New.York A liberal discount to dealers ..1.u,.,-u
HECKER & BROTHER.
Eor sale generally by Grocors and Dugss
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Another effort is making 20 turn emigration to
Plies Peak New IL ines have been opened OF
which the yield is, as our telegram phrases 1t,
almost Of not quite) fabulous"
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The mails for Europe, by the steamship New
York, will close this morning, q. lOi o'clock.
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GONG TO THE CoUKTry.-w"n -. {puI
prrt.ss<s and frseoiaes hrse not " 80 60 ~ nes
SuREYss SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC hsSson,. 20 80
a., vbnt yon 1,~1 saPLg. coscss. Psos'I s"n ~
aud viii ave 700 aai children being sick. cAass
aaoo,o ~ e'. - Ri a DrectIons 60. be bad fsr 81
az = socorcns .ir. and syle ana sm Po'> an Nv
S' ~ u - h ID y UUMSHagYs Co No r.. Brosds,y.
%" " ~" saf b dcairr%
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: ANALYSIS AND ExPERIRNcK The Chemistry

sno Tberapcutica conposit VI Of Or H. horrs
RgsToEaTf, are acknowledged by al competent aHthe -
b. scientifically p.gfcet and the tspenrIc- ID iousauas
proves tia, pfsparsfn OF ifon thern - @ h.
e red with it restorative power Il prompt ana T
MANI Irdigsion Debility, depression Of vital ruersy Ph7
ara otherwise sicsy px indicate ~ norsy
eyerv conceivable IT. all cases Of Female peoihy
especial v M effects are delightfully."- rerovsins even from the
lrst trial Thte l. such restorative OF hrathiri cop'~
knovn medical scrce See the tfao WINCH
annouraze each of PILE il the preparation O.
iron 70 b. n the United stse. PrincpI Oree NO
Broadway and sold BY al respectable druggists fnce %
h
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GLASS SHADES .

OF all ,s-. for covering Gods tover 10 ooatssAJ %
hard and made % ORDER.
Depot No. l6 " hlieu. oor1er & Aant-
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RI1rnL CrRrp-Ry MARSH & Co s K.pI
A desirable opportunity nov prese

7ens SUPPORTERS ana SHOULDER BRACES lnstrlnen,s t
ieformtes order No Zfoseyst, Aston honse " l.
Lades' ana female attendant
A desirable opportunity nov presents ltsel 10
those yho hive thousand dollars IN west Mssufac
TURING BUSINESS where the saes extensive pay aood
profits lsTg entire monopoly OF the business and no.
sHted BIZ he present disturbed condition Of things In Europe
Such an Opportunity seldom for Investment: Apply No
4 Room No b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

C,KTIs's CURE FOR BALDNRss.-This remedy
reabe on lead suhCr Il has bert te.teo In
tosou, Providence AID ths Eastern sss NJ CNRIis ITO
pce-or, P-ovidonce K Sold b. p NJ Gaicn, ~ cw~'y
Niohs' John Jone- II Holso1st, New fors Ms HAYS
@ r Mine and Reynolds Co, B!oc1yn sehew Jerey
Ca " r nercrr Nrx.rk BARNES PAEK,
No. Is and IS Psrkro~ Gener, Azerts aoe all prgsSs
No txcuse for having Colds and PaiGs IN tue
Limb. hen e-oeu bottle % Dr. To8A's ETStTt.s Lat
will afford you Immediate reet frice - ana Luz.
DR. Tosisss oRsE LIs~,Sr P. oo.!e. 80 oer~ Depot
No r. Courtlsndts., EewYork-
rvery.zbere.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-01-07
RgDF0RD INQUIRER.
hPPRiLS.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the taxable inhabi-
= " Tants of the County of Bedford, that an ap
peal will be held by the County Commissioners, on
the days, and at the places specified, To wit:
For Liberty Township on Monday the 10th day
Of January ntxt, at the house of George Tricker
Br1ld Top Township Tuesday the lth at the
house of james s. Beckwith.
East Providence Township on Wednesday the
18th at The house OF D. A. T. Black
Monroe Township on Thursday tho 18th at the
house Of Mrs. Rity.
southampton township on Friday the 14th al
the house Of William Adams Esq.
Coter,.ia Township on Saturday the 18th at the
house OF Joshua Euler.
Cumberland Valley Township on MONDAY The lfth
at the heuSo of Jacob Anderson
LonG ondcrry Township on Tuesday the 18Th al
the house Of john Miller.
Harrison Township on Wednesday the 18th al
the bouse of V. B. WeTtz
Juniata / ogIshig Thursday the 20th at the
house ST Joseph Foer.
Napier to~ listip on Friday the 2lst at The house
of j. NJ. Robson, Gin the Borough of Schesbufg
Sclel,sLurg Borough Monday the 24tn at tie
h use of j. NJ. Robson.
ST. Ciair Township oh Tuesday the 18th at the
hous, of Gideon ID. Trout.
Union Township on Wednesday the 26th at the
hous5 OF Michael yant.
Middle Woodeery Township Thursday the
9th at the house Of Henry Flick
South Woodbcry Township on Friday the 26tl
at the house Of A. Il j. Stoner.
lopewrll Township on Saturday the goth at the
house Of JOHN Dasher.
. West Providence Township on Monday the 3lsi
at the housc Of Philip Steckmin.
Snakesp.ing township on Tuesday the 1st day OF
February next Ill the house OF Daniel H. Defibaugh
Bsdford Township On Wednesday the 2i at he
Commissioners Office.
Bs dford Borough Thursday the Bro at The
Commissioners office.
v !ie,i an! wherc all persons and corporations
ft ling Themselves agIivsetl the enumeration am
Valuation OF tiicir taXablc properly and effects
ma ie pursuant to the several Acts of Assembly, ia
such ease made aad provided, are requested 10 at
tend and state their grievances tor redress accord
ing to law.
II. NICODEAfUS Clerk II. j. BRUNER,
Commissioners oG;e e. EH.dNS,
Dec. u. 1S5o.-d. NJ BEGKLEF, COM rs
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DIR. v. II. NHITNoS.

OFF Lancaster City, late Of Philadelphia, wher0
" he has been in sHceessful fFaetice foi a MINI
Der Of years received a education at the hest Med
ical College in the United Sfstcs. and had he ex-
tercnce and practice In the different Hospitals FOR
several years nIemler of the Asalytiea Medical
Institute Of New Yoik, ard late Surgeon OF the
United States Navy, offers himself to the pub
lie to attend any professional calls.
The purest medicines always on hand direct from
the best Laboratories of country, and the Bo
tanicsl Gardens of the worll No patent medicine
prescribed or recommended. Medicines used only
which will nnt break down the const tuition tut will
renovate tie sy stem from all injuries 1t has sustain
ed from mineral medicines. Chronic and difficult
diseases must he treated upon analy yfica principles,
which is 10 know and ascertain what disease is Ia
rafUrc and character require knowledge of tho
cher ell constituents Of eyaiy solid asd rd of the
haIr body; the chang, those solids ard fluids
gre cti'abls of undergoing. To kneW what ;ned.-
elnes to empioy 10 Cune diseases, rcGnifes know
ledge oe The chemicsl constituents OF all agents
employed i'll medicine; aud if are in possession
Of this knowledge it is nessihle 10 cure any diacasa
no matter of how lorg stanfing-and leave he
patent in healtcy and perfectly cnre condition.
Melancholy, Alteration or that state OF u enation
and weakness Of the mind which renders ncrsoIs III
4al able oi enjoyirg the pleasures Of perfon- lie
duties cf lie; Dyspepsia; that distressing -ease
and fell destroyer OF health ard happiness, under
mining the constitution. and yearly carrying i.iou
sands to nntime'y graves, can most emphaticay be
cured Rheumatism, in any form or condition,
CHfDHlc OF acute NsaiFa!iteI ctifabfG; OF
falling sickness; all chronic and stubborn cas.s Of
Female Diseases radically removed; Salt Rheun,
and every description of uicerafions; Piles and
Scrofulous Diseases which have bsfled all pre,ions
meiical skill can be cured ly my treatment, whaa
the constitution is not exhausted.
do say al diseases eyes, coasumpftonl be
cured
~ Gamer cured tesiaouf The tntfe..
will remain in mt ufice o. II HEDfEsDAYs and
SATURDAYS froui O'Clock A.. II (, 10 accomn od Ito
t%s
and German languages. VIII make visits 10 any
distance ii required May be addressed by letter,
Fulton Square. Lsncastt city, Pa.
July 80, 1S58-ly.
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Notice of EnqaISiiiOn.

NETHEKEAS, philip H. Hoover, late of Jraiata
w TVaship, Bedford County died, seized OF
the ioi.owiug real estst.a, to wit tract OF land,
situate in said township, containing one hundred
ard eighty two acres, more or less. with about 80
acres cleared, having thereon erected tr" dwelling
houses barn static, &c.. adjoining lands of Jacob
Dull. Henry Horn Peter IIiligis aud Others wie!i
y his last will and testament he devised 10 his sons
to wit: George, residing in : ark County. Ohio;
Henry ani IL oun resiiing in Bedtord Comfy, Pa;
William residing IN Somerset County. Pa; Phiiip,
residing in Bedford County, aforesaid; ami J'coh,
resiiing in Henry County, Iowa; leaving also =
widow, Margaret Ito0yer, 10 whom he gave the
one third of ali the interest Of Ill his estate 2 but
who declines takns under the vii; aforesaid eaf-
i'm Issue also daUs sltvrs, witt Catherine, Maria.
Susauna and rr.,ldciiliren, the issue OF Margaret,
and of Elizabeth, both decttscl.
Now therefore, writ pf partition or valuation
having been granted on petition By the Orphans
Court Of Bedford County, and to me directed, notice
is hereby given TO all the above parties Interested,
that viii proceed hold an iGqnisiton OF valua-
ton oil the Said premises, on TAnrsdly, the Both
day of December instant, the premises, when
and whore all persons Interested can attend.
WM. S. FLUkE, Sheriff.
Sheritfs Office, Bedford Dec. 3, 1853.
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SEiLiyA GEE Al COST.

AIRS. II. D. PEUGH wishes o retire from Eu-
WI siness, and will sell an entire Stock of Gccas
at cost Ladies wishing to supply themselves with
goods at wholesale prices would do well to call be-
fore the following handsome articles are disposed
of
Rich silks French Meyiros, Casameres, Alpacas,
Poplins. French aud American De Lanes, VelYets.
Sbawls Cioahs. Manties, Latiies' and Cdrens'
furs, Clouds, Hoods, 3 j9Hets Ribbons Flowers,
Feathers, French Work, Gloves, Hois>Ty, Shoes.
Jewelry, Periumery, and cHdless veriety Of
Fancy Goods.
Miiliaers would find it to their advantage to cx-
anime the assortment in the Millinery department.
Dec. II, 1853
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FOR SiLB.
,u> mR VA RpEa %

Far,. itb;, one mile OF the Rail II cad and two
Il miles Of Stouerstowp, IN the Broad ioP Ceai
region, containing about $50 acres being g"oa DOT
ton, l,nd-ahout eue-hali cleared and the bIanee
well ro,bered. The farm is well improved, and
fl e spring OF excellent water at the door oi inc
h,usealso two good orchards of fruit trees on the
premises.
ALSO,
A farm in Morris0ns cove, adjoining lanas .,
1syid Stuckey Barley's heirs, Jacob Furry aus,
Others containing about zvV acres, ono nan
and the balance well timhered, with an abundance
of locust and chestnut timber. There are seFetad
never falling springs upon the prenIia ae5 win con-
stantly running stream through the iarn- Iheae =
also large and thrifty young orchard bearing iral.
thereon The Improvements are rCuSn S"ss
House Leg Barn ana out buildings
ALSO,
100 acres Of land in Harrison County. Iowa. O
ir It class prairie close to timber and within lew
mics Of the Missouri river above Council B'Dtis.
ALSO,
8s4 acres in Story Co., Iowa
ALSO,
lI3 acres in PottawAtt mic Co., Iowa, near Coun-
ell Bufs.
Lot no. s of block 5S in the city Of Omaha, Ne
brasSa Territory
ALSO,
1890 acres land in Austin County, Texas, Etst
Of the Br,z Is River on the Texas central rail road
Which runs through the Ltnl. 1t IS we'll watered
being upon The head waters Of Cypress creek
ALSO,
800 acres in Comauche County, Texas, on WIes-
ers creek miles East Of the Leon River, and on
the line of the Memphis and III Passo rail road now
in process Cf construction
ALSO
The farm in Morrson's Cove. afjHining Rlnonfiell
Furnace known AS the Pearson pr perty" lately
owned by David Daniels, containing III acres and
60 perches with excellent orchrl of fruit trees
thereon aud never failing water 1T the door. The
Improvements are one urge frime House, one log
House and barn, with convenient cut -buiiings.
The land is goJd--produces well, AMI Is in Il hign
state of cultivation. 4 good pike is close by lead
ing TO Holliiays1urg ,whica,with thrFurnaccs maze
Il ready market at the door for al kinds produce.
Nov. l., 1858. o.. SHANNON.
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PICKLES AND SHOES TO BOOT

'.Aa. y men Of many minds"
Many shoes OF many kinds;
From sizes one To nunhef nne,
Allowing some for heel behind.
Boots for men and s. omen too,
Some high, some low, some old and new,
With sh inghai tops nd pointed heels,
To make him high who lowiy feels.
Ii prices do not sui. your mind,
Just take little cheaper kind
But when You iiuy cheap shoes, beware,
For cheapest shoes are !icst to tear.
II fiuits or pickles well put up,
Preserved fruits, or nice cdtsup,
BE bothering any one to taste.
To oFERGUSON'S be sure to haste,
Tobacco and cigars are there,
Of qualities and kinds quite rare;
To please The taste of every one,
And make the boys appear full GROWN.
We take ali kinds OF trade Tor goods,
Fen wagons full from out the woods
All kinds of produce, and of grain,
VIII be received and sold Ggain.
Now cal, and see this store of shoes,
OF pickles and preserves for use;
And when you cal, jasi bring along,
W hat Is the object Of our song.
H.4RD TINES RELIEF!
Nov. 5, 1858.
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PUBLIC SiLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue of an Order of the Orphans Court ot
ID Bedford County. the undersigned viii offer al
public sale The premises ON Saturday the lst day
Of JaHna " merit the folio" ing described real estate,
being tract OF land containing 50 thcrea-
bouts 80 Of which are cleared and under fence.
The improvements Grist Mai, Log and frani1
D,ceihag House, Barn other out-bui'dings.
There is also an 0rchari thereon.
This property is in Londonderry Township, ad-
oining lands of Christian Albright, Jas. Mattingly
John NJ. Buchanan aud others.
IL is close to the Ioute of the ConnelsviIlo rail
roId-Iu close proximity with Cumberland and pre-
Sents opportunities for profitable Investment.
Terms: Cash At confirmation sale.
CHARLES ElOVMAN,
J c. ALLBRIGHT.
Adm'rs of the Estateof Saul'i Hoyman, deed.
Nov. 10, 1851.
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auditors Notice.

Chafs, Stout Co., Testatum venditioni Expo
VS. mas, lom Huntingdon Coun-
D. S. Berkstresser, ~, No. 2, November term,
1853 The undersigned appointed Auditor to make
distribution Of the money in the hands OF Sheriff
Fluck, arising from sale of Defts properly, to and
among the creditors entitled to the same, will at
ted to the duties of his appointment on Friday,
January IA 1852 at his office, at WHICH all persons
interested can attend, if they proper.
Il. u. bARCLAY.
Auditor.
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Auditer's Notice.

THE Undersigned, appointed by the Orphans
Cont Of Bedford County, to report distribution
of the money in the hands of Jeremiah Weight and
Simon Karn, Executors &c, of Charles Weight,
deceased, will attend to the duties of sail appoint
ment at his Office, in ihe Borough of Bedford, on
Wednesday, the 5th day OF January, 1852 ut 10 o.
clock OF said day, when and where all parties in
terested can attend. JOHN Z. NEED,
.4uditoT.
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SHaYGGK Il SMITH,
CxFAgERCpSEzJ2G ssa

BOOKSELLERS ana STAFI0NERS. and
l1 Dealers in Music and Musical Instruments.
Our stock consists Of Books, Stationery, Mu-
French, German and American Lithopganhs
ard steel eusrayings, gilt mouidings for frames
etc, etc, wholesale and retail. DR.. Is. r.
Harry is our agent for Bedford, ard all orders
given him will be promptly attended to.
March 1857,
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STRAT SHEEP.

NAME To- the premises Of the subscriber, living
" 10 Colerain Township, about 1st Of Dec. iast.,
twelve sheep two with un'Ter eSJi ont of the
right ear oac Virn the ends Oft bot. ears all the
sheer IRE white. ard nine Witfont marks-the owner
or owners are requested TO come forward, prove
property. .ay charges and take them awaT.
Dec. "A, 1558-c.< EAeNUEL KEGG.
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Administrators Notice.

II ETTERS of administration tine estate of
Ia Daniel Shea, late Of Cumberland Valley tp,
decd having been granted TO the subscriber, re-
siding in Bedford Borough,--notice is therefore
given to all persons indebted to make payment i'm
medately and those having claims will present them
Jan. Z, 1859. 0. E. SHANNON, Adm r.
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administrators Notice.

n ETTERS of administration having been grant
A cd to the subscribe living in Colerain Town
ship, on the estate OF Samuel Uiehl, late Of said
Tow nship, decd, all persons Indicted to said es-
tate are notified 10 make payment immediately,
and those having cliims against the same viii pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY p. DIEHI,
ANDREW KOONS,
Dec. II, 1851. .4dm'rs.
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HURRiH F0S GERMANY |!

FENuE subscriber viii offer at private sale lot of
A. furniture, composed of Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Chairs, Washstlads, Tables, Cupboards, and lot
CT Carpeting, one Cooking Stove, Il lot of pork,
one hundred lbs Of lard. three fine Sho9tS, and Il
number Of other articles tso numerous to me Etioa
GyAuy persons wishing to purchase sech ar
tices at low price will please cIl at the residence
of tie subscriber as soon ~ possible. Sales Cash
JOHN C. BOWERS.
Dec. 81, 1853.