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NOTICE OF

Taking DISPOSITIONS 10 Perpcfu0te testimony.
IN the matter Of the petition of Peter F. Kess-
Ter, LEONARD G. Kesslsr and John Whitney, to
the Court of Common Pleas, of Bedford Coun-
tv, to prrpetuate testimony, and Rule upon
William II. Irwin and wife, James b. Lane
and wife, and all other persons interested TO
show cause &c.
The undersigned appointed BY the Court,
Commissioner to take deposiions IN the above
matter. hereby gives notice 10 the above named
parties, and all other persons interested, that
he will meet them, or such of them as may
choose to attend, at the house OF john W.
Duvall, in Wells township, Fulton county, Pa,
or Tuesday, The 9th day of August, next, at
nine O'Clock, A. NJ. for the purpose OF taking
said depositions, when and where all who
think proper may attend:
JOHN MOWER,
Commissioner.
T,ty 9 80
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June J7,'59.-1v.

4 IST or LETTERS remaining IN the
| Post Office. a Bedford, July /, 1899
B- Persons calling fo letters IN TINS list WI! please
say they advertised
Althone David Ma:on Alice
Armstrong l. jaime Mrs MortslmSre geo. OF 'aeo'
Auman Jeminla Miss Mathew AltNandr'a
Ault Henry McMuriJy ChaCieS
Akers Uran II Morrs Daniel
Anders Jacob McClare Il HanA
Amet Charles DR. May Lewis A
Border Mary Miss Mendel George
Bayard Evans David Miller Samuel
Bower Charles Nc Mccullough VIM. VI
Burket Mary Mrs Neptune William +
Barly Sarah Miss Oypher Washington
Beemiller Joseph Pengman Joseph |
Black Mary Miss Poie John
Bradford a G Patterson < Ma,gare
Boalick 4 Philips Samuel
Caverel John Replogle John l.
goldman Il Reeder Charles
Cearfoss William Richey
Calven Thomas C Reighard CathaFine
Clark 4 Shan Robson Hiram
Dull, Collins x Co. Shafer John
Davis Darrell SafelI John
DIESEL Michael Esq Smith Lewis
Fvino Calyen Steinest Cienther
Forouher NJ Seaton A
Haney Elizabeth sheppard Mark
Hedding John Smonse Abner
Hoenstine Maggie Smith John h
Horn Louisa Sinner Rachel
Hover Jno Sbroyer john
Hanne McAllesterHally Sautklll Thomas
Kuhns Charles Schirhter John q
Kline Zenas Swan q
Kiopp Adam Sloan Sarah
Kelso H Sheppard VIM
Leatou B2 ITostle Daniel
Lea Elem Wilson William
Longnecker D Word John
Markland James II Wight Anthony
JOHN A. MOWRY, P. NJ
July $3.50.
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Auditor's Notice.

rs Pleas, OF Bedford County, Of
wm. H. irwin ard May Term, 1859, No,
Abrn. Ro,herock 5o.-Lepayi Faetas. -.
The Undersigned appointed 10 make distribution
d the money arising tIom the sale OF the de!en-
ants Real Estate, IN this case, hereby gives
ct'ee TO all persons interested, that te u. a'eiu
0 the duties Of his appointment, at his oihee IN
H,Irord, on dhesd4y the 2oh day Of July, lnst.'
.. 10 c,tIock. A. NJ. JOHN MOWER.
Auditor.
r,1v &
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Evans 81 yVaGsOu,

havad the surest demonstration IN the follow1re
certate that their manufacture of Salamanca
Saftas at length fully warranted the .Eepreseota
iorhlch have been made of them as rende-ins
an 'ubted security against the terrific element
Philadelphia, April 18th, 1856
Ms. Evans WArsoN,- N,-Gentlemen,-It affords
us lghest satisfaction TO state to YOU, that
oWe the very protective qualities oftwo of the
saloer Safes which we purchased of you some
tewhs since, we saved large portion of our
Je~and all our books, papers, &c, exposed TO
ihenifous fire in Ranstead Place, on the NOR
NINE 1th instant.
we reflect that these Safes were located
20 rth story of the building we occupied, and
tina fell subsequently, into heap of burning
rutefe the vast concentration of heat causaJ
| tnef'Iates 10 melt, we cannot but regard the
Preon OF their valuable contents as most
cong proof of the great security afforded by
yoe.
, u take much pleasure in recommendine
thtnen Of business sure reliance aua;,si
FIRE
: DRGE w. sfMONS& & BRO, JeerYe,s.
have purchased SIX large Safes since.
Q, 1859, Tyr.
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GROCERY
AND
CON NFECTIONAR
ME Undersigned has just received and keeps
Il constantly on hand the following arti-

Il constantly on hand the following arti-
cles -
Coffee, sugar, moasses, cheese, crackers cuGrants
ptnnes, raisins, figs, almonds, flberts cocoa nuts, ,
ground nuts, pecans, Eng. walnuts cream nuts can
da, cream of tartar, sulphur, birthstone, canister
and kee POWDER shot, caps and lead, grain and grass
scytbes whetting tools, wash tubs and boards, in
diso, extract logwood, copperas, alum and madder.
oil polish and Masons blacking, sweeping, dusting
stove shoe and scrubbing, brushes, clothes, hair,
tooth and flesh brushes hat and infant brushes, hair
oils and perfumcry, purses and port monaies, poek
et and nemorana am books, bonnet and round gum
combs. .sriddug'' and fine combs, brscelets and
beads pens pen-ho, hers, Penknves scissors. knife
sl,arpeners umbrella suspenders, spool cotton and
hoss clocks, small looking glasses, violins, violin
strings. toy watches, watch chains, curry combs
cards horse brushes, shoe Thread, pegs and spara
bles JohnSon's Arabian LirImen, Rock and Little,
White Oh, Merchants celebrated Gargling OIL, fol-
man or beast, and many other articles OF a similar
ature. Thr patronage OF the public is respectfully
/ soIleted. r,,,.,-,,,
/ 4. l.. DEFIBAEGH.
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UNION HI TEL. :.
BEUFQND -,

NtIE subscriber respectfully informs he nph
| he, thar ne stii' Keeps the Hotel Under Ibe abog
name, ~ the old and well known Globe building. on
WestPiif Street, formerly owned and occapied b.
Mr.. John Young, where he will be happy 10 see ali
friends and the travelling public generally Persons
attending Court respectfully invited 10 give him
call He pledges himself that he will do all In
his power to render all his guests comfortable
His Table will be supplied with The choicest DEL
icacies the market viii afford.
The Bed Rooms will contain clean and comfort gbIe
bedding.
The Bar will be supplied with choice liquors.
1 he Stable will be attended by careful aud at.
tentiVe hostler
% Boarders will be taken by the day, week,
month dyear.
JONATHAN HORTON.
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N'LANE'S WORM SPECIFIC,
PREPARED BY FLEMING BROS.


y The following from customer, shows the de-
aand which this great medicine has created where
sccr i'll has been introduced
BLossBuGG, Ti2-a Co, Pa, March 80. 1850.
MEssRs. FLEMlyG BRos.-GENrLEMEN I'm eonse-
guence Of the great consumption OF your ''Worm
Speci6c ia this place aud vicinity, we have entire
irexhausted our stock. We should feel obliged by
YOUR forwarding, wa Corning, N. Y, 30 dozen with
your bill, on the reception OF which we viii remit
vol the money.
From the wonderful effects Of said "Specifc" in
this neighborhood, there could be sold annually a
srge quantity, if 10 be had !(wholesale and retail
tlou some local agent. If you would compensate
person for trouble and expense Of vending think
could make II 10 your advantage TO DO so.
Yours, respectfully,
WN. Il. MALLORY
Per W. (. PoErER.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. NJ
LANES CELEBRATED YERMlFUGE. manufac-
,Ired BY FLEMING BROS of Pittsburgh, Pa. All
other Yermifuges in comparison are worthless. DR..
N'Laoe-s genuine Vermfuge, also his Celebrated
LyerPals, can now be had at all respectable drug
stores. None Genuine without the signature OF
FLEMING BROS.
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BEDFORD COUNTY MAP

WILL make directory map Of Bedford Co,n,,,
irom actual surveys, if suficien, number ~ s,t
scrioers can be raised 10 justify me in the enter
prise. s'
Ihe map VIII be large and Well finished .o,t v.,s
show Tue location of all the public roads streams
boundary lines, towns, villages Hotels, Churche,
School ho"ses Post Offices, stores, erist mills sa "
MUS &c, %e's and :" Ill contain the of all The
property holders, and show the bushes that .i,n.s
each one is engaged in. | will put on the sane
sheet maps OF ali the towns and large villages also
tables and statistics o: the County and fif fsker in
tine) the census OF lsG0 Pains will be taken TO
make II as reliable as any Map in the State.
July 1859.
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HIsfrAYSs

(tAalE tres1assing on the premises OF the sub
I ,cuber residing in Bloody Run, on the
,yenins CT the s,a inst, one dark bay horse, about
years Old, with scar the left hnd leg, and also
DARK brown horse colt, with large white star on
ne forehead, being about three yenrs Old ne
owner will please come forward, prove properly
7sy charges and take them away, they will be dis
PHILLIP 6. MORGART.
Iulv 0Dth 1889
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
~ appointed by the Orphans Court OF Bed
ford County TO distribute the funds in the hand. Of
Amariah "iison, surviving Executor of John VIII
son decd, Will meet the parties interested at his
ONCE, 10 Bedford, on Friday, 18th day Of August,
le3g, Tor the purpose OF attending to the dEties Of
said appointment, where all NAV ATTEND fha, think
proper. J. w. LINGENFELTER
June 10th, 1859, Auditor
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the
public. that-he has taken bis son William into
partnership in his business, al The old stand in
East Pitt Street, Bedford, where will always
be kept on hand as
GENERAL A VARIETY OF GOODS
at as iOlo price as al any Store eithe, in the
1otcn, County, or Stqtc.
He retnrns to his old friends aud customers,
his thanks for their long patronage, and assures
them, and the public, no exeliiou shall be
spared 10 merit continuance
ROBERT FYAN.
The Books, Notes, &C., will remain in the
hands OF the subscriber, who will be much
obliged by those who know themselves indp5ied.
oy settling ROBERT FYAN.
Bedford, June s, 8,'59.
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c A r P E T / M G. 4.
G E N T L E M z NJ

N L INT EN-
hf. requested 10 call and examine our second
supply Of '''
CLOTHS AND cAss,Meses
including many styles 10 French and America,
iaoF'cs. We can show you an excellen; sfock
and VIII sell as cheap as they can be had al re-.
'a'i IN America a. B. CRAMER g. Co.
June 1889. ~
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Adams s. Co. have established their Ex-
press on the H. & 5. T. r. R. and appointed
c. w. AsHoom, Esq, agent at Hopewell.
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THE BEDFORD G.4zETTE.
SPECIAL NOTICES
HOoFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
H0oFL LAND'S GERMAN BlTIERs.
TREY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
..g ,.e trosa alcoholic StAaia4f, md al iajusioA.
,.erslis7ts
80. pleassnt in taste and smell, mild IN their one.
,o6 wIl expe all morbid seeretions from "a.
ody. give bloom 20 The pallid cheek, aud health ana
:, cor to the frame.
r5sg ,siH eurs DYSPEPSIA.
J5sg rc.R cars NERVOUS DEBILITY.
r,e. ,riH ea7e LIVER COMPLAINT.
Tin ,giH cprs JAUNDlCE.
g5ey seH, cure DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
7y.sy ,eW care CONSTIPATION.
qafv XII cure PILES.
T5sy irU cure HEARTBURN.
r5fy agiH ru,e SWIMMING OF THE HEAD.
ylsy ,riH e,ye FLUTTERlNG OF THE HEART.
They are prepared by DR.. C. VI. JACKSON, AIS
rc Street. Philadelphia, Pa. aud sold by druggists
and .toreFeepers in every town and village in the
h aifed States, Canadas, West Indies, and South
: nerica. at IS cents per bottle.
nag y, 59-ly.
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4 90
100

100 100 100
ONE Hundred different sizes of best rolled lion
Also Shovel mouids x Hammered Iron, may be had
at Hartleys Hardware store, al very low hsrre Tor
CASH, short approved credit.
Feb IS, 80.
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still they come
~ EW goods arriving nearly every day land
N always some on the road) at
Ferguson & MaSpeakefs Emporium.
The prices and the taste displayed in the selection
can be seen better at the counter than in the news
papers.
Come and see, examine, aud then Judge for yopr
selves. We charge nothing showing goods
Below find only few Of the peaces
Ssi'coeS cts 10 u.
1'l"silhs cts 10 IL.
HNhs cts and up.
,lnsna"s II cts and up.
Deia.heS 10 cts and mp.
;ten summer goods cts aud up.
ohee l2-14 and l5
Sugar from $40 IL
Hyiups 50 10 7J
onoes 100 cheap talk about and everything else
=" proportion July Is, ,'59.
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. 40 90

Pays Tor full course in the IRON Civ co,-
ffge, the largest, most extensively n.,,oo;aa.
and best organized Commercial ScbooI II 49,.
United States. 04 ~ III"
S94 students attending Daily, March. 1850
Usual time TO complete full source ,ron, <
to % weeks. Every Student, upon grssua,;,,,
IS guaranteed TO be Competent to nance ,hs
Books OF any business. and qualified to earn
salary OF from
$500 to $1,000
Students enter at any tIne-No Vacation
Review at pleasure.
d Premiums for best PenmansAip awara.
an 1853.
" Ministers sohs received at hals price,
Or IiFcelar and Specimens OF Writing, N.
Close two letter stamps, and address
T. w. JENKINS, PITTSBURGH Pa
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R&eeD it Before the
7 + OP l. T.,
That CiaeaD-Sisle is still
Not to be Ont done.

4 AAER 4 CARN are now receiving in ad-
" ii;lon TO their new SPRING GOODS. a
beautiful assortment OF Seasonable
CIr1TNEnn f,Ann1
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rz-T The following from customer, shows the de-
7snd which this great medicine has created where
ever it.has been introduced
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THREE DOLL.aRS CHEAPER

July l,'5o.
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"Old Brown"

The New York cnrre,pon deut Of the Balim,r,
American. under dats Of the 18Th Instant, hus the
following:
At union prayer IN setting held in the lecture
room OF Dir. Cheevers Caurch ln.t evening, urgent
prayers wcro offered on el0lf Of John Brown and
his associates. and tao petitions informally sisned
requesting Gov Vie 10 intorposc, Executive rle.
mency to prevent the operation Of tho sentence If
death, Tho meeting 'thor,ughly endorsed the
spirit at the Ilarpers Ferry Invaders. A meeting
OF radical Aboitionists was held Mt the Coop.
or Instiue to consult ma 10 tho best method Of lb-
Grating tho condemned, aud to secure the passage
iof personal liberty bill.
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OF had The isissrs 10 give the present volamsa Wy
arsfbI rsading, bat 50 far - ws have ssn soas
. oetsll. a, have been highly euiestainsa;
ad wa hsx,ns u vii be feund equally . iafsf-
stine e auy at III predecssssrs. The kiehnsead
ssosiysr, 4 . notice Of the book, says ave bare
cultured the prediction that this work Is destined
. achieve n succssss We hops half million cop
es may be disseminated among the people North
nd seuth. and we src glad TINT II has fallen into
the hands oftbe fortunate publishers Of IT,"
We received the above banks through Mr.. H.C.
Victor, who has them for sale In this city.
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Recent Publications.

Plo-Nic PAPERS. BY Charles Dickens. W. ii.
Maxwell, Thomas Moore. Miss Strickland. lIur.
acc Smith. lsech Richie. and other celebrated
writers. Edited by CnAnLts Dickens. Phila-
delphia: 7. b. Peterson h BrH.. Publishers
Az is indicated on its title.pacc, this volume is
made up OF Stories sketches. essays. and poems.
contribu,ed by several of the most popular Eng
lish riters collected aud arranged for publica-
ton in this form by Mr. Dickens. Some of the
articles have already appeared in the serial pub
lisbed by Mr. D.. and have been extensively read
and admired on both sidos of the water. We mp
pend the table of contents. tesa
The Lampligh,er's Story. The knight Banne-
ssret, Sonnet. John DRYDEN and Jacob Tonson, Some
Account of Marcus Bell. the Convict, Mustapl,a,
Cameron's College, The Expedition Of Major ap
Owen to the Lakes Of Killarney, and the reason
why no returned before he got there The Student
of Bagdad. lie Pas du Vent. An Evening in Ven
ice, The Plaza Do Torres Of Seville. Recollection.
Aidy Eddie. The Battle of Garscube: A Story of
the Last Century, The Old London Merchant, MY
Aunt Honor. Rip.on Rumsey. Esther: A Tals Of
Spain in the Sixth Century. Count Ludwig: A
Marvellous Tale Il Ha
1
ifrm Of I. d. Peterson Il Brothers, SOC Chestnut
Street. Philadephis. have just issued tho ninth
and tenth volume Of their remarkably cheap edi-
tion Of those uuspproachable works # fiction, con-
tanning the American Notes and conclusion of
lSketohes by Bes. and commencement Of Domkey
& Son. 1t is called "Pssersons' Cheap Edition for
she Nsilfon qfkAe entire writings Of Charles Dick
lens. Boz," and will be issued complete in Twenty
leighs weekly volumes. One volume will he pub
Ilished regularly each and every Saturday. until
iths whole number Of volumes, %. is completed.
tThs Low price H1ed BY lie Publishers for them
sare Seaiy Is cents . volume, or the whoe % vol
fumes for Ave dollars. A complete set will Le for
lwarded free ef Postage, by Nail, to any part If
the DATED States. to any one. by the publishers,
lon sending them = remittance Of IS for tho tweats-
Eight voinmes 4 "a
4WTID SournrRs ScrxRs: A Tale of Disunio., aud
Border Wax. By j. B. Jones' ,4 IS ~. - &
The former works Of Mr. Jone. were remarta-
ioly popular. especially in the South and West.
| lvssrs thsiz scenes were mostly laid. We have
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liARrrr's FERRY IN ENGLAND.-They have got
news in England of the lIarpcrs Ferry outbreak.
by the steamer Circnss;a Itcreoted something of
sensatinn." The London papers rrint il ~ tel
esraphed from Liverpool, with big headings The
Manchester Guardian speaks Of it IA "alarming;"
bur thinks ''liarpcrs Ferry is..'oo the cnpio
and con ains too numerous white population t., nf
ford the Insurgents any chance of SUCCESS" The
Liverpool 'ouron thinks "thc U. S. will now have
enough TO ~, without iusifyins the outrages of
Gen. Harvey at San juan.
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Fifty DOIlul.s I,Cyynrsl.

TX EDWARD MOORE len this place few days since (he
h tween Monday morning and Wednesday eyening) being
NJ tb tc under bonds 10 appear before the Of
"a. speor Court held at this place Said Moore Is, think
heWeen % ana 80 years Of small size dark
equally well with right e hand an rshman by birth
Bonaser by trade; fond OF boa,ng OF his good 9orksn
SNIP anu ereesd9iy fond OF whisky he had when he len
an overoa OF Beaver Cloth When last FROM was In
Liper M company with covn,man of his by nauc of
sohn fiannry stonecuiter by trade II is thought they In
tend going to Bristol 70 ' "
ne above reward will he given hs delivery aut,or
tiles Of this city, and all necessary expenses paid
nov lehiw JAM ES FRETWELL.
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as IsHALL, TrsspAy tie ed day of Noyember issa
wv on the premises, al pnb4ic auction, FiIN
-- laning about $40 Acres In the county 81 cann al
joining Judge Robertson, Win. dough, NJ Lapgborns ami
Others about fogr miles from Eynebsru tnmetieIy on h
James River and Kshnwn CnIaL within few hunarn
yards cf The isaread About af Of his "ud
In original growth Of gsed nber, aad to il r
cd one 81 tho best hBB.s In upper Virginia. The land il nov,
wei enclosed nnT rev fees sin nigh of guilty
and has about loo Acres ne Orelar i;ras. Tipo
Herds Grass and Clover and go0a Orchard upop IL Te
pro'enens areNtrick Dwelling House, six rooms SION
Kitchen an Oyerseers House, Negro Cabins slbes err
Houses, heat HARMS Tobacco ar- Will, al otbe, nso..
say ouonsvs MosI OF tho improvements been recrn,i
built II - + - 4 - - ~" 'eeeh'y
At the Zine, VIII ser Is LIKELY NEGROES fr,,
yo9ng cossnsof Men. Womcrs Bs,s nd Girls i. iiorss.
and Mules Ciong them I've ine blooed Mares now viii f,si
b Red E,e) Yoke Of 0Sen III Mich Cows and cny.s ~
head OF other taiic, ~ hal or Hogs tc Cows are Durham
anu petun and the Hogs Chester berkshire ,nnn
Devon Bull, auD or 100 barrels ri Conn., shucks os s
from same, and straw FROM 2J0D busels of Wheat,
Drii lhresbg Machine Wagons ard Harness. Cart am;
Fianlation Too,s. N .- "''' aAI
rha,s:-One mn 81 the purchase money far IN. lam, M IT,
required in s, negotiable note satisfactorily endoroi q,
four months discount aed residue in ,,lal
o ana years bonds will good persoaf seurty har,r,
interest from date, and 1.-THE retained rnvcbns onev
PAID he negroes and other property, $50 will br od
on credit OF Il months negotiable satisfactorily cndors
ed, interest athietl. - '
would prefer selling the Land, Negroes Stock Crops tc
together To- any one wishing 10 purchase way bar
gam may be had and upon Lime that reasonable unn
would ask. - ~ sf 'I 7F--7F '
Mr.. Willis NJ Mays will sow tho place to any Ono wishing
10 it, 49, ''-''i"e
Address at Lyneiburg, Va q. .,t ~ 80
oct s-i2!nov EDWARD ID. CHRISTIAN
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Grover " BalSer's

Grover Sy Bakers =
Mf6~ GENERATED FANNY SEWING MAclIsya J.5 l,road
W WAY, New York; and Isl baltimore street, Baltimore
NEW SrYLE-PHfCE $a0-HEMMEks 81 TX i'EA-
This machine fsm two sHois, purchased from tn,
store occurring rcwnGg ri thread. II HENS Fcs Gath.
ers and Stitches IN Superior 9, " nsng seam lis
own operation without recrtse tu hand needle re-
qrired by other machines IL will do better and cheaper
In. Than Il works for ono cent an
hour.
send for u circular j. T. DAVIS CO.
ina! 3-d'S. .. t- Agents, L,ne,burg.
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Circuit Court continued nv nunmcu held for the
1852: p" ~ - - F'"'
Aihon Mcdaniel Surviving partner OF Morsan Mcdaniel,
and Others, PaintNs
AHaIssr
William Mcdaniel Administrator ale bouis non with the IN
annexed of John Mcdaniel, deed aud others Defendants
And
Ambrose r. Mcdaniel, and others Plantias
John r. Mcdaniel, snd Others. Defendants
The Court doth or,er h the report Brown
he rccommted TO him, with exceptions relating 10 Inc
claims Of Sterling Claiborne, Chswt babney aud Henry W
Quarles and thu said Commissioner directed cns,dar ,
same, and take of the claim Hudson NJ f;ri
the and the said Commissioner shall lie reairra nv
the pltcs, oi them, he shall
between John McDnie, deed aId Ale xnn,er Ione. "a
and report the same To The Court And 1t ordered that
further account OF his administration his iestaors nsy
NcDanlels) estate, which Cnnmlssisr shall
examine state and setle and THE said direct
ed amer giving notice Of the time and place. IN some nc arr
OF all claims against the said t. nisay Mcsr
lei. decd. md report the the
Of nlee shall he sufficient TO all par tie se,,lemen az
the Execuoral accounts well aocounts directed
distributes OF Richard Jones ont of tho asses n,
Lindsay Mcanes flD5 the ls day of IIc -
1885, which paid to them by mistake and thai The or
John Mcdaniel 10 indebted 10 Richard thai much
greater amount The SAID h rrc,.i m .r
qulre Into that matter and make report hercpon o the Cr
And appearing that the Administrator Archibald Robr
decd has been paid decree in h "a
vor against John estate the 81 90 as of the
lodged that ReFtsons Admin, as mid hros ca.
81 the Of the sai of el, ApIani.I 40 10 WIZ
he Is entitledo or 70 have the against the amount oysr
paid rs aforesaid the Gti suer Is directed To maS
enquiry into that matter also report "a %
Court ACoPy-Tesie,
RO. A. PENDLEToN G.
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.. AMEn'r e. H.. November lslh Issa I
TTHE parties interested the foregoing ORDER Nj, 80
aee tat have appointed the 2si day Of Dsrpun1R neHt
70 20 nmcie the accounts Tin on VII lav NJ m
"coek IN ,he morning. tVy requested attend al inv OF
and ni creditors OF the estate Of Lindsay eDan decd
hereby specially warned to appear the same time and
place, with proof Of their demands ~ Univ anu
nov is-claw4w Eo NJ. BROWN, Commissioner