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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

r-y-pVheu the celebrated DR.. Rush declared th@'
3r,nken1ess was a disease, he enunciated trO'n
which the experience and observation OF iueole"'
rneu is every day confirming. The many insane eA-
cases Of those who indulge in the use OF spir'Hous
nouors, NAV be thus accounted tor. The true eau
- conduct which is taken for infatuatlon, is very
-.soneniIy diseased state of the Liver. No organ
10 ,bs human system, when deranged, produces
,co-e frichtful catalogue Of diseases Ana ii' m
toad Of APPLYING remedies 10 the manifestations o.
;sea,r. as is too often the case, physicians woo"
--ssrribe with view to the original cause iewer
5sa.b, would result from diseases induced by DE-
,,nged state OF the Liver. Three-fourths OF 'he
diseases enumerated under the head of Consumption,
have their seat ia diseased Liver. Dr. VI Lane
celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming bFos''
are a certain cure -,
gz-Purchasers will be careful TO ask ioF Dh'
m'I,ANE,s CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, man-
ufac,pred hy FEMlNG BROS. of PfTrsBuRs, "a
There are other Pills puTporting TO De Liver rus
now before the public. Dr.. M'Lane's genuine LIVER
n. also MS celebrated Vermlfuge, can now Dc au
al respectable drug stores. None genuine ''''N0"!
rs sfgnatNrs ot fLESllNo DiN09
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
YoOFL AND'S GERMAN BIT TERS'
THEY ARE ENTIRELY Fhohl . ~.

THEY ARE ENTIRELY FkGtl A6hh'
md rss fom QoohD'ie S'i""a''f' and al '"' "'''4
srsysGi,Hls -, :, their ope-
Are pleasant in taste and smell lsn1.oo md n ' from The
Tao0' ~n bloom 70 the pad cheek, and hea''a '"O
yisor TO the frame.
Taev ,siA eprs DYSPEPSIA.
Tbey ,p.a cure NERVOUS DEBILITY.
rssy ~iu care LIVER COMPLAINT.
T,.sy ,oiH c4re JAUNDicE. ,,,nvpys
T1,y ,yiU rays DISEASE OF THE KIDNhl''
1%s. ,rY rx,e CONSTIPATION.
41ey s,sU cure PILES.
a-s,y l1.,y ,rtn ere HEARTBURN.
=, .:g .,,,, SWIMMING OF THE HEAD.
w. viY c.y. FLUTTERING OF THE HEART.
Tsey are prepared by Dr.@c. NJ. JACKSON, AIS
s,rss pbila5eIphia, Pa, and sold by druggists
and storekeepera in every town and village N sa me
United States, Canadas, West lh1'es' S"'
america, at IS cents per bottle
nav @, ,'59-lY.
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VOICE FROM VIRGINIA.

DR., Seth s. Hance:-l was IN Baltimore IN apr
1854. and from paper Ireceived OF yours was lndu
ced 10 buya box of your Pills, recommended as
s,vereign cu1e for epileptic fits At that time one
osnv servants had been afflicted with fits about IL
vesrs. When reaching bone, commenced with the
Mills according to directions. DO not think she has
h,5 .ne since Ny wife, though, Is somewhat inaH-
.aa to believe she may have mad one oniy' f'hcio-
ssj you will end hve dollars, for which you VIII
please forwrsd me Two boxes fouf comPiiance
will otlige me. Yours respectfully NJ. , SLEo9E'
DR.. Hance's Epilep ptic Pills are also sovereign
remedy for every modification Of nervous diseases
The nervous sufferer, whether tormented ny the
seots. nhys;cal agony Of neuTaga, ticooierenX' OF
ordinary headache afflicted with vague terFor''
weakened by periodical fits, threatened with paFs'y'
:. borne down and dispirited by that terrible las
si,pde hich proceeds from lack Of nervous energy
., unnatural condition of the wonderful uachinery
vb,cA connects every member with the source Of
sa,s,tion. ard thought-derives Immediate beneh
f,oro the use Of those pills, which at t'nce Gains
inviporates, aad regulates Soc shattered nervous
organizations.
Sent TO any part of the cenntry by mail. free
postage. Address SETH S. HAscE. los btltnor'
street, Baltimore, Nd. Py.ce, one box, So t"0' 50
twelve, S2i.
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BEDTGRD CLASSICAL INSTIlBGG.
Rev. JoHE LYON,
~ 7 ,.rrr - nv i.vaN.

Rav. JOINS Lyon, Pewc5gats.
r. I.yrTfzr nu I.vnN, A M,
rap r.u session of this Institution viii open
On Pr;tav. the 18th day OF September 1893.
It * me design OF the Principals, TO make this
scadernv. in all respects, first class lost'tntoh'
~ the thorough instruction OF youth Of poth sexes
and 10 prepare them for any profession OF position
I,1,, bigh moral and scientific tone OF the school
is ,.eH known to this community
Tbs spacious brick building adjoining 'Se resi-
danre Of DR.. Wm. Watson, has been secured 1of
tho nornoses of the Academy. 80
few bows, (the number is limited 10 ten.) VIII
he received into the family OF The Principals as
boarlers. ,lr;,, of
the climate render Bedford most desirable ioea-
tion for such schon
Persons from abroad visiting al the Spring.: can
bs near tier children duung the summer.
tis desirable that pupils should enter al the coai-
nencement Of the session
$500 per year, including boarding,
Terms. washing, fuel, light, aud Tuition IA all
the branches
Jerrus FOR ~ scholars:
S6.-Ens.iish Branches.
Per qua F'er- $50, Classical do &c.
Jnne 10, ,'5A.
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VI A RR ID:

On ,he evening OF the 9th inst, at the resi-
mo Of the bridegroom's father, BY Abrm.
~ p Hull. Esq, Mr.. William AXE, OF
Il.;oa y. Township, TO Miss Eve Aldstadt OF 81.
Ci,ir Township, Bedford County.
A. the residence Of The brides father, IN
ranoberland, Md, By the Rev. J. II. sfmmes'
Cu,u ,hs morning Of Thursday, the Sth insl.,
~ william N. Hall, Esq, OF Bedford, Pa 70
Miss Ellen NJ. R. Cfamer.
ootb 2is, August, near ST. Ciairsv'lle, by
,hs Rev. N. f. G;ds, Mr.. Peter smith 10 -liss
~ Hannah Mlcreary, both Of thi. County .oa
'I.p'. Ths last notice was mislaid shortly amer
>, rscsiDt, which accounts ior our Hardness IN
- nnbIsbing il. W. owe the happy couple a
thousand apologies. u...,..--.
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LAND PoR SALE.

fHlHE subscriber offers for sale his farm situ-
aied on the Mte Hill, near Schellsburg,
cootaluing 63 acres, more or less, adjoining
lands OF Emanuel Statler, Daniel Miller, Peter
SchelI and others. The improvements ale
good Log House, one and half story high,
with cellar under the same. good double
barn, and good Apple orchard, with other
fruit trees, good well of never-failing water
near The door 49 acres cleared and "a acres
timbered and all the land under fence. Any
person wishing TO obtain good home, can call
on The subscriber living in Schellsburg.
JOHN RININGER.
Also another tract of Land containing 60
acres. adjoining the above described land, a
part of which is well timserpd, which can be
had at fair price By calling on the Subscriber
living in Schellsburg.
DANIEL MILLER.
September 2, 1894.
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September ?, lS59.-4t.
NOTICE
70 SCHOOL DIRECTORS md TE9CH-
Fps

Frs.
THE County Superintendent will meet with
the School Directors and Teachers of Bedford
CO., for The purpose OF holding public examina-
tions of applicants for schools, in the following
ofcer, VIZ
For Bedford borough and Bedford township,
on the 23d and 24th of September; Colprain.
on the 26th Snake Spring, 9th 81. Clair,
Oct. 9TH Union, 5th: Middle Woodberry, 9th i;
South Woodberry, 7th Harrison, 18th Lon
donderry, 9th Cumberland Valley, l4th
West Providence, 17th Hopewrli, 18Th
Broad Top, 18th Liberty, Goth; East Provi-
dencp, 24th Monroe, 25th Juniaia, 9Sth
Scheilsburg and Napier, 2 9th.
The examinations will be held in the same
places, in the respective districts, they were
last year, and will be opened at 8 O'Clock, on
each OF the above named days.
The public are respectfully invited to be
present,
II. HECKERMAN,
Sept. g.h 1859. Co. Superintendent.
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AeeEs it before ihe
z L OP LIE,
That cheaDasIdle is still
Not TO be Out done.

nSTER s CARN are now receiving IN ad
7 J d:ion TO their new SPRING GOODS, a
beautiful assortment OF seasonable
SUMNER GOODS,
Consisting of Silks, Poll de Cheyre,
English Pongee mixture, Ducals,
ChalGe de Laius, Byadere MohairS,
Popiins, Bobes-ALess, organdies,
English ChinIzes, Crinolines.
I'hibet and Stella Shawls,
Spring Stv'es, Prints aud Lawns, from
6{ cents up-MusIlns, Brown and
Bleached, from 81 cents up-Ging-
hams and Chanie de Lains, from 10 cts.
up-Muhair de bege and .avellaS, from
10 entSup-M Mems and Youths wear,
from I2k cents up.
Cloths. Cassimeres, Tweeds, Coatings,
Satinetts, Jeans, Vestlngs, &c, &c.
Fresh Groceries, QneenSware, Cutlery,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets. Boots, Shoes,
Caters, Slippers aud Ties. which they
will sell CHEAP for CASH, or PRO
DUCE.
ChiIdre MS Shoes. from 125 cents up,
Ladies' hoes aud Lace Boots, from
62E cents p-do. Fine Lasting Cal,
tiers from 81 cents up-Men x Boys
Shoes for Is cents up.
Good Coffee for 12E cents.
Prime new crop n. @ Sugar at 10 cts,
Refined white cru she'd do at l2z .
bright Nfalasses and Syrups from II !
,.ants nn-and many other GOODS
ioo ptmeroas to me ntlon, at GhEA 1
BARGAINS. Call and examine Tor
yautsejves'
r A liberal credit to persons
of undoubted sian ding, wilen
desired. who viii be Feqni-
erllS' re d to settle their accounts
promptly on or before the
Ist day OF every January
May 27,,59.
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$40 90

Paws for full course in the Iron City Col
Isce, the largest, most extensively paiFonized
and bes, organized Commercial School IN the
United States.
Four Large Halls,
For writing, Commercial Calculations, Bock-
keeping and lectures.
Usual time TO complete full course, from
to 10 weeks. Every Student, upon graduating
is guaranteed to be competent 10 manage the
Books of any business, aud qualified TO earn a
salary of from
$500 toSlOO0
Students enter at any sime-No Vacation
Review at pleasure.
First Premiums for Best Writing
Awarded this Institution. The best and grea-
test variety ofPrnmapship 10 any one Hall OF
the Union, is found here.
Il Ministers sonS received at half price.
For iull Information, Circular, Specimen OF
Business and Ornamental Writing and Embel-
Ii>hed View Of the College, lnclose five letter
stamps to
+. w. JENKINS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
mrnnaMs, cNygr.f Sale
Sep. ., 1899.

Wy VIRTUE ofan order Of the Orphans
Is Court OF Bedford County, the subscriber,
admir- of John Ostpr, late of Cumberland Valley
township, deceased, wlll sell By public ontcry,
on thu premises on Wednesday, the 18Th day
Of October, 1889, the following described Real
Estate, to wit
A tract OF 1l5 acres of land, being the man.
sion tract of deceased, situate in Cumberland
Valley tp., Bedford County, adjoining lands oi
J. Oster, Adam Zembower, Samuel Hendricks
son and others, about 90 acres cleared and IN
der fence, having thereon erected, two log hou-
ses, story and half high, log barn, an aP-
pie orchard, &C., sc. TERMS: One halt IN
| hand. at confirmation of sale; one halt OF the
balance 10 one year, and the remainder m two
wears. the whole with interest.
JOHN II. RUSH.
Admir- of John OsteT.
Can't q 1870
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aedford agoiIroad n otice.

rgYYE subscribers 10 the capital stock OF me
Bedford Rail {oad Company, are notified
10 nav to ths Treasurer in Bedford, the ID m
stainent on es.cF. share of Stock subscribed oy
;hya on or before the ED day OF September
INST
By or3sr OF the Board
JNO. P. REED,
Treasurer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL, ESTATE.

The subscriber viii sel at PGbIic sal1, on
saturday, the 2+th day Of September, next, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at me house OF George Owe,
in Union Townsaip,the following described
Real Estate: one tract OF land, being the man
sion tract, containing 6S acres, adjoining
lands Of Jos. CorIe, Christian Ling, Calhauae
Points and Joseph Taylor, about 40 acres OF
which is clear and in a good slate OF cuIllva-
ton: good log house, double log barn,
Blacksmith shop nd Carpenter shop thereon
erected. this tract has public road passing
through ii and first rate Mill site upon. II,
also m orchard of young trees: also another
tract containing 20 acres, or thereabuut, ad-
Joining lands Of Thomas Blackburn, Thomas
McCoy and others, IN ST. Clair Township;
this 'trac, is unimproved, and valuable Tor its
timber and limestone.
Terms made known on day of sale.
]. W. LTNGENFELTER,
Committee OF GEORGE Owe.
Sep. ., 1889
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= USF RECEIVED at shoemaEee r. y s',.e,s o,s
~ cheip Store, tulI supply OF CohPP' Sg SuSar'
Syrup, Molasses, Chocolate Essence o. C opnon
Nader, Indigo, SC, which will bs sold cheap
Sey.. 9th, 1853.
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Estate af Samuel Buket, Decd.

Estate af Samuel Baket, Decd.
,--n zrrERa Of administration having been
L granted by the R'g'ster Of Broio''' fsan- tSun
tv- 10 the rndprssnrd, upon the h5'a'a'5 |" "a III
n-I Bnrket Itte OF Union township "Fe 80
ns,s1ns indebted to said Estate are o3le9y h"aa p
"a "a make Immediate payment ana 'nos,
having claims against the Estate wili pre- se"'
lbpm properly ntcatad tor $ sTIiI5Mr"' qr
70 1870 Administrator
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DR.. M'LANE7S

|Ne 1VA A<E1-% - -
CELEBRATED
We r M IFUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.
ME beg leave to call the atten-
- zion of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr.. Chas. n'LaRe's Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure -alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VER1l1FUGE,
For expelIing Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BrLlous DERANcEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases OF
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to Of after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrlyaled,
and never known to fail when adj
ninistered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprletors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTsBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lanc's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BRnS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ps Dealers and Physicians ordering fium others
than Fleming Bros, will do well write their orders
Distinctly aud tgkc nons bit Dr. BLane's, prepared bg
FGeDg Bros Pittsburgh. Pa. To those wishing 70 give
them trial, will forward per nai post paid 20 any
part Of the United States box OF Pis Tor t~eife
threeceut postage stamps vial OF NerniiuEe hr
fourteen thre stamps, All orders truIn Canada must
be accompanied by twenty cents exEa
or sale at theDrng Stores 70 DrsReamer q ii
,. Bedford, and all other Druggists IN the count
Nav 20, 1S59-ly.
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A NEW SUPPLY of Calicoes, MuslIns, De
y Iaines, Tickings, Seamless Grain Bags
Caston FIanne!s, MusIins, Cloths, Cass''ileres'
Hosiery Sc, Just received and for sale cheaP
at Shopnakers' Store.
Sent. OH, 1859.
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Brigade Orders.

BnrcApE IvsrEcroE's Office, Aug 80, '29,
NOTICE is hereby gwen to the Brigade and
y Reginental Officers OF the First Brisade,
18th Division, that they are hereby noI,hen 70
nes, at the House ofCol. John Baier, in Bedford
on the goth of September, 1850, at O'Clock, -: ~
for the purpose of adjusting the claims o. 'he
- '''' LEMUEL EVANS,
Brgadier General.
Al SAMSON,
Brigade Inspector.
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NOTICE.

Having disposed of my business TO Mr.. Edward
NcMuIlln, whom [ recommend TO my former
customers as a good workman, would respectfully
request all persons who may know themselves in-
d5ted 70 me 70 come forward and make settlement,
as intend leavin,. Bedford shortly. Persons hav
ing claims against also requested 10 present
them at an early day. JOHN MILLER.
Aug. 20, 1889 I'm.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16

p " Closing out kStock OF
oSTER y CARN'
Bedford, July, IS, 1883.
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No" then ro, Bargain. IN the gum
du,erress goods. seuiug of at cost.
Bedford July Is, 1858.
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A. ssHWts Auctoreer
by BANGS, HEkNIN - Co., TRACE Sale

MONDAY FVFNIEG Dec. r. q, g o'clock
BOOKS. STATIONERY, and sIEREOsCOPlC lNSIRU-
MINIS ard CompTsinr collection Of STANDARD aud
Miscellaneous books. inell ing Classical and scoo BooSs
Stereosccpc usiruuents various sizes and styles and
variety OF Views Gllss and Paper coored and plain
And also 10 foT OF whom 70 fonr
supenc English Lace and Embossed Envelopes and
Papers and variety Of stationery, Bauk Books, &c
WEDNESDAY FNENfNG. Dec. H. % ~ o'clock
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of scarce and valuable Books
American and General History Voyages and Travels Biogs
phy STANDARD Poets Dranas and choice Collection Of
Nots n General Literature including many Free Masonry
&c Catalogues ready.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. IS, et 5 O'Clock.
COINS AND MEDALs-A large collection gathered during
many wears comprising American and Foreign
Coins IN silver aud Copper q hemae very tine choice
Also, beautiful specimens Of valuable and popua
Medals and variety Of Merchants and other Tokens &C
Catalogues mey be had at the salesIoorns
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Dec l6 Al o'clock.
VALUABLE LAW LIBRAkf-Enbracing complete sets OF
Fedeul and Reports Ia Common Law and Equity ADM
rally Reports Laws Digest Commentaries, Treatises
&c including valuable English Law B0oks Also collection
Of choice library editions Of STANDARD WORKS n Msoetneous
Literature &c Catalogues may be had on application 1900
MONDAY. TUESDAY, aud WEDNESDAY EFENlNOsi
Dec. 10, ~, and n, at a O'Clock. - - .. ,,,,,
SCARCE CURIOUS, aud VALUABLE BOOKS-Just 70
ssived Mr Edward Luney Of London being very large
sssembage Of books new and old In various language com
rrnR the writings and modern authors IN AL the va
Ious branches including many that very Also Illus
books Of Scenery and Costume, hne engrFngs &C. &c
Cat lozuef ready.
ATTOGRAPIIs al PRIVATE SALE-We have now IN
course pfepsgeou catalogue q large collection Of Auto
GRAPH LETTERS and DOCUMENTS TO be sold only ~
private sale which vii be ready Dec and WIZ Dc sent v
Eny address application
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Balfs 6p Anriion
Nv JosxrH HEeK~Av. Auctioneer.
..-nrtfD Sal - DnnAl

A T the CENlkaL sails hOOAiS, corner o,
TJFSDIY Dee u AID 10, Al II O'Clock m. AsSl6NEE's
SALE Iares snd Pecmpory tae o. nagninceu Ladies Fur
nd Csrsse Robes comprsga large assortment Of the very
hSt Ffs anuctufed ha q the huest ssins
bv sTe III The largest houses IN the trade expressly Tor retail
sssssi Russian and Hu1sons Bay Sable Mink Aartea Sc
sI ADAPTED Tor both Ladies and Oennen's weri Cspes
Cvs fslnas Ccaks corines huas CAPS, PelaInes Rich
Sieif5 Ctulge, end Lap Robes, richly triuued also few
Ialses' Cloth aud Beaver Clocks
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DOSITIVE and peremptory SALE of PAPER
E HANGINGS, by JOSEPH HE0EMAN, Auctonee5' on
The following days until al e sold The entire stSek Of splendid
FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER-HANGlN9s, belonging
40 Nesrs FRANCIS PARES Co, at NO $50 broadway on
x month"; credit approved paper for al Gums over
Catalogues aud the goods will be ready Tor eAhoeh On 'O
DAY the 18th December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-10

NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the discharge
~ OF en- nsoyent from his debts, ggrsuAn; 70 the
the % Article Of the st Title Of the h Chspss o. ne
part Of the Revised Statutes. LEVI w ohAi 2, ~
I'D 1889 appear before the Hon a.
County Jndze Of sad County his oace ~ elmeI On sAo
s1 Sav Of nesersber nexf Il o'clock n ns t,roon
- i., - NS- II. LINK, Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-10

NLFNFTELD PATENT SrARCH-Used in
~ N. Royl Laundry and pronounced BY be- AXessy
e.. plress &c The snes. Starch she asd sod y -
&c. &c ISAAC BUCHANAN 4 Co, No. q "il7s-n-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-10
legal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of ROSWELL c..
RRAIeARD ESQ., Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice
e hereby given according law, 70 al persona having elaine
against SAMUEL J.. CORNISH late Of the City Of Brooklyn,
ease tA, they required EXHIBIT the with The
thereof the snbseroer the the oee q
BARNEY, BUTLER 4 PARSONS, Trinity Buildings No III
Broadway the City ofNewiok before The 14h day Of
20 isSsnos - CHARLES B. RAY, Ezscasos.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE:
~ For HAVANA and EEW-0RLEANs-Ihs fast snd
f.vorite steamship MOsEs TAYLOR, r onfia Captain
viii on MONDAY Dec -, &C oeock p N nom flsf
foo, Of wGrrn North River Bills Of Adin q The pr.Per
furished oesoe and 70 nils Of saahs VIZ oe
raed sfef the hour Of zng FOR freight or Pssssse s2y &C
Ne IN Wessst corner Of Warren ~ " hobEAls.
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&roreries, propisions, &f.

A TRUTH.
N "Its nothing gain popularity but Il Il rarely that men
Tetain It, Like money, come easy, go easy popularity
sender sair and requires careful nursing to keep shye Is
neeiay h this Observable IN mercantile affairs the sPnts,
ion which another for popularity be won py
800, n "a lasting Mr. THOMAS r. AGNEW, the well
kpown importer grocer -four and tea dealer No 20
and SO Murray by his course the
OF pces and excellence Of his stock secured reputat
which viii be lasting With capital Of SSo0G he can DEFY
compeou and afford sell either wholesale OF retail at
n 10 u every body Give him call and be satisfied OF the
trntb az our assertions. h-f New Y ork Atlas
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TmoMAs ]. MILLER, Auctioneer,

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DEREMPT0RY SALE OF Private gallery
L 81 Original Modern PAINTINGS, STUDIES, and
sKFTCHFs composing the entire collection Of that
Distinguished artist Mr. T. p. ROSTER Inc catalogue
sibited including THE THREE CELEBRATkD PiCIgKEs
he rea. International Exhibition at Paris in lsSS-now offered
Tor sale IN consequence his moving into the country that ms
time may be wholly devoted to large h''0Ica'""A"