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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-14
Notice Of iRansilioR.

WHEREAS, Henry Steckman, late Of Monroe
Tn, Bedford County, died seized o. the following
Real Estate, to wit:
One tract OF land, being the mansion place, stu
ate in the said Township, adjoining lands OF Bagna-
bas B. Steckman, Philip ReddugeT, Mrs. Swartz-
wader and others, containing one hundred seventy
six and one half acres, and allowance one other
tract adjoining the above. patented IN the name Of
John Serkman, containing thirty four and three
fourth acres and allowance other tract situate
in same Township, adjoining lands OF Jacob Steck-
man, Moses Dicken, Jacob Mills, Elizabeth Fletcher
and John Wemmer, containing TWO hundred and TWO
acres aud eighteen peTches and allowance part OF
a tract of land surveyed on a warrant in the name
of Mathew TAYLOR, and also tract OF land adoin-
inc John Fletcher, Leonard Nycum, Joseph Bark
man. James Mountain and Philip Snider, containing
one hundred aud fifty nine acres and eight perches
and allowance, surveyed on a warrant IN the name
of James viii and patented to 5. NJ. Barclay.
Leaving issue, eleven children, to wit John Steck-
man. residing in Fulton County, Henry Steckman,
residing in Rush County, Indiana, Sarah, intermar-
ried with John Mortimore, Philip Steckman, jacob
Steckman, Valentine S:eckman, Peter Steckman,
Andrew Steckman, Elizabeth, inlrrmarred with
David Morris Frederic Steckmanand James Steckmar
all residing in Bedford County.
Notice IS, therefore, hereby given, that in pursu.
ance OF a writ of Partition, Valuation to me d.
rected, will proceed to hold inqusiton, or Val
uation, on the said premises, Thursday, the goth
day of October, 1859, when and where all parties
interested may attend if the see proper.
Sheriff's Office, Bed YfM. s. FLUkE,
ord, Sept. 23d, 1859. Sheriff.
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE,

The subscribers to the capital stock of the
Bedford Rail Road Company, are notified to
pay to the Treasurer, in Bedford, the THIRD
INSTALMENT, on each share OF stock,
subscribed by them, on or before the 22d day
of October, instant. JOHN. P REED,
Oct. 7th, 1889. Treasurer
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Notice Of IHqusiliOn.

WHEREAS, John lLashley, late of Southampton
township, deed, died ieized OF the following Real
Estate, TO WIT
One tract of land siRite in said Township Of South
ampton. Bedford Courty, containing about one hun
dred acres more or less about so acres cleared and
under fence, with loi dwelling house and kitchen
and log barn thereon efcted also an apple orchard
thereon adjoining land of William la s, the sa i'd
William Lashey, Arnld Bennett and others.
Leaving widow, Nom, who has since died,
and eight children, to tit: Robert Lashley, resi-
ding in Allegheny County, Maryland Arnold Lash
lev residing in BedfordCounty Pa, John Lashlev
since dead late of the Safe OF Ohio, Oeaving issue
the number and names Il whom are unknown,) Asa
Lashlev, since dead, vi haut issue, leaving Wild
ow. Harriet, since ma bed to Daniel Means of
Bedford County, Nancy lntermarried with Abraham
Johnston, both dead, lefIng issue one child, TO wit;
William Johnston, whdesldes IN Allegheny Co.,
Nd Elizabeth Internk krred with Jacob Fletcher,
since dead, leaving lssd two children, viz John
l.. Fletcher, residing Bedford County, and Phil
lin Fletcher residing irk keokuk, Iowa. Sarah inter-
married with James Balr, residing in CoInmbana
County, Ohio, and WillAn Lashley, OF Bedford Co.,
whose interest iG the Re Estate in the above de-
scribed, was sold to o. Shannon. Esq, OF Bed
ford, by the Sheriff of Bford Comfy.
Notice is therefore heIbv given that in pursu-
ance of writ of Partitd, or Valuation, to me di-
rected will proceed 10 Pld an inquistion or Val
uation on the said premils, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of October, 1850, WIN and where all parties
NAV attend if they PIPER.
Sheria7s Office, Bed WM. S. FLUKE,
ford, Sept. 23d, 1859. Sheriff.
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M A r. R EE I'D:

IN ;be 22d September, 10 Schellsburg,
l., 1obn Smith, Esq, Mr. John Fisher to Miss
= snn O'Donnel, all of Schellsburg.
On the 22d OF May last, by Nicholas Kegg,
IT, Mr.. Benjamin F. Kinsey TO Miss Margaret
Ty4s wilson, both Of Juniaia township.
IN the ID inst, by the same, Mr.. Joseph !.
,,og Of Buena Vista, 10 Miss Elizabeth Sudef,
# Junala township.
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PAmYg E3og SAFE,


DY Virtue OF an order Vi the Orphans Court
of Bedford County The undersigned will
sell at public sale 90, Saturlay, The l2ta day Of
Bo0emJer next, beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
on the premises, all that valuable farm, late the
residence OF Philip H. Hoover, deceased, situa-
ted, part III juniaia and part 10 Napier Town
ships, adjoining lands OF Jacob Dull, Henry
Horn, Peter Hiilegas and others, containing 1872
acres more or less, about 80 acres cleared and
undrr fence. having thereon erected two dwell
ling houses, barn, slabe and other out-buildings.
This land lies on thr public road between
Schellsburg and Buena Vista. is we'll watered
aud inclndps large amount Of first class meadow
land, and plenty of fine tImb~r. Il Will be sold
10 lots 10 suit purchasers or as one farm. Per-
sons desirous OF purchasing viii find This very
desirable property, and are invited 10 attend the
sale TERMS One third to remain in the
land during the lifetime OF the widow, the IN
iMes9t M 9tri9cIs i r. 10 The heirs. das 65d III de2ffd
at the confirmation OF the sale, and the remain
ing third in one wear without interest-p pay
ments TO be secured by judgment bonds or bonds
and mortgage For further Information parties
interested are referred 10 Jno. r Reed of Bed
ford Pa.
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DISS0LEE BID.

THE firm of Reed < Minnich IS dissolved by ,nu-
\ tual consent The books of the firm are in the
bands of Jacob Reed for settlement All persons
indebted OF having claims, earnestly requestt
10 call and settle immediately. Settlement must
be had, pay or no pay, so don't delay. Thanks are
returned for past favors and continuance of sup
mort is asked for the new firm of J. REED CO., who
will sell their goods the lowest living terms for
cash or prodcce.
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NnTlTGE.
Sept. 80, 1859.

The Undersigned, having been appointed com
mittee of George Ow, Of Union Township, luna
tic, hereby notifies all persons Indebted to said luna
tic, 10 make immediate payment aud those having
claims against the same viii present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
J. ". LINGENFELTER,
Committee Of
GEORGE 0W, iuaatic.
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VALUABLE FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE,
Oct. IA, 1859.

THE subscribers will offer at public sale on
the premises, on Friday, November 4th, 1859,
The Real Estate OF Daniel Kensinger late OF
North Woodberry tp., Blair CO., decd, situate ~
Morrlson's Cove, in said tp., adjoining lands OF
Jacob Hoover, Sam'l Shriver, A. Burgert, John
Smith and village called Mlllerstown, about
81 miles South East of MarhnSburg, containing
1873 acres more or less, limestone land prnci-
ually all cleared, and in excellent cultivation,
10 or IL acres 6rst-rate meadow, well watered.
The improvements are three dwelling houses, a
large barn, and other out buildings, also two
splendid orchards of choice fruit and six or
seven springs of limestone water. Also one
other tract of mountain survey, containing a.
bout % acres more or less, well timbered, about
2I miles from said mansion place. will be sold
at the same time POSSESSION will be given on
the first of April Eext.
TERMS Of sale, one third Of the purchase
money to be paid on the first Of April next, the
balance in two equal annual payments, the last
payment to bear interest from April lst, 1861.
ISAAC & LEWIS KENSINGER,
Ex'rs. Of Dan'I kensinger, decd.
| Oct Il, 1859.
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WORMS.

C5~As this is the season Of the year when worms
are most formidable among children, the proprletors
ofArLane's Yermuuge. Flemng Bros, OF Pittsburgh,
beg leave to call the attention Of parents 10 its vr-
tnes for the expeliug Of these annoying, and often
fatal enemies OF children. 1t was invented by a
physician of great experience in Virginia wholatte-
having used i; for several years IN his own practice,
and found its success universal, was lndnc ed at
last to offer it 10 the public cheap but Ger
tain and excellent medicine. 1t has since become
,usty popular throughout the United States, as the
,,osr efficient Yermifuge ever known, and the de
ro,pd has been steaGry on tne increase s"isv ~
FIRST introduction TO the public
ry-Purcbasers will be careful to asl; tor Oh
NSLANF'S CELEBRATED VERMlt UGE' manu-
.1c,nrsJ by FLEMING BROS, OF Pittsburgh' Pa
An other Termlfuges in comparison are worthless
DR., N,Lane's genuine yermituse, also his ceienra
ted Liver Pills, can nov be had at all respeclao's
0'Os FLEMING BROS.
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DR.. M'IANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
ton 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. M'Lane's Celebrated
Vermliuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, VIZ:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling 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 BILIOUS DERANcEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men,
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
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 viii now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. Nj mes Cele-
brated Vernifuge 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 BR4S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
P.S Daalcrs and Physicians ordering from others
than Fleming Bros, viii do well write their orders
distinctly. and t5ie 5t Dr. BLaEeS ygeI,ared by
Fleming Bros PtS0Irgh Pa To those wishing 10 give
them trial, viii forward per mal rosf raid 10 any
part Of the United States, box of Pills for twelve
thFtecent Posts1e STAMPS vial Of Nermifuge
fourteen threent stamps. All orders from Canada must
be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
or sale at theDrug Stores 10 Drs. Reamer \ Har
?. Bedford, and aY
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r q U.N' ID!

A black port monaIe, containing some papers
and money, was found by The undersigned, be-
tween Bedford and Bloody Run, on Saturday,
the Sth inst. The owner is requested TO come
forward, prove his property and pay for this ad-
yertisement. SUSAN NELSON.
Oct l4'59.-3ts
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WAGONS.

WE have on hand three new two horse
w wagons which we will sell cheap
exchange for any kind Of grain, or give rea-
sonable credit thereon.
A. B. CRAMER s Co.
Oct. Il, 1859
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NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED AND
CONQUERED.

Ofau the various ills that detraet from the en-
;ovment of human life, most Of them may be traced
% d,sordered condition of the nervous system
The horrors of Epie psy, or falling Sickness, arise
j.; most cases from this cause. Oar readers may re-
member, on several occasions before, We have aiu-
dsd TO the wonderful cures, or notifications of Fits,
made by the Vegetable Extr ct EpiIepic Pills, IN
vented and prepared by DR.. Seth 5. Hance, OF los
Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. We feel fully
satisfied that these Pills have cured some OF the
most stubborn cases of Epilepsy, as well as the
nildef forms of Fits, such as Cramps Spasms
&C. I'VE now record the fact, that persons will find
these Pills equally effcacious uring every torT'
Of nervous debility no matte~whether maniies-
led in the aoute and excruciating form Of Neural
gia Tic-Dooreux, or Nervous Headache, the misery
of Dyspepsia or Ind geston, the suferngs of Bheg-
matIsm or Gout, the melancholy haliucination Of
d4nressed spirits or hysJera, their effects wall be
equally happy and certain. Persons in the country
can write to the inventor, and have the medicine
forwarded 10 them by mail. The prices are, one
box. So two boxes $5 twelve boxes $2I; and
sent 10 an, part of the country, free Of postage
Direct your COMMUNICATIONS 10 SETH 5. HANcE, 1oS
Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd.
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TUSr RECEIVED at Shoemaker & Co..
~ cheap Store, full supply OF Coffee, Sugar,
Syrup, Molasses, Chocolate, Essence OF Coffee.
Madder, Indigo, &C., which viii be sold cheap.
Sept 9th, 1889
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LOST, OR STOLEN.

Lost, or stolen out of my pocket, at the boarding
house of George VicGroy, in st. Clair town ship,
on Sunday night of the Campmeeting, pocket
book containing nine dollars and fifty cents money,
all in gold, one five dollar piece two and a-hali,
and two one dollar pieces-with promissory notes
and other writings, amounting TO about $50. Any
person finding it and returning 1t TO me with its
contents will receive a reward of ten dollars and
# any one has stolen it, the papers beng no use to
him. | would propose to him to carefully envelop
them and drop them in some letter box and direct
the same TO me at St. Clarsvile Post office, Bed
ford Co., Pa. GEORGE w. KING.
Sent 30, 1859.
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Notice.

All who are indebted TO me, by book
account, are requested to call and settle
their accounts either by cash or note. All who
are interested will please to attend TO this
notice soon. 5. Z. POTTS.
Sept. 10, 1859.
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Nancy to IDVest.
At
FERGUSON IL HEasespeaker's
EMPORIUM.

UTMA'E the Bark wont do we "'il' al
w Iras, 50 far as dIscoun'lng tor goods IS
concerned.
No better investments can be made, as you
will see by the following prices
NIohar De Beige, locts per yd and upwards
De laines,
Fall Winter shawls l.75
Cassinetts, 81
Rows ware of all kinds, - g
Broad Cloths, 81 20
CassimereS, o2
Hats aud Caps, %
Hosiery of all kinds sc. as cheap as any thing
else.
Coffee Ia cls' aho up" Al 70
Sugar, white and brown, % '' and upwards
MoIasses and all kinds of Groceries IN proper
ton Oueensware that won't break, with
care. Hardware of all kinds. Cedar Bowls,
Brooms, Baskets, Tubs, and little OF every
thing on hand.
~ BOOTS AND Shoes sp
Of all kinds that will wear better than any pun
We can give them. Call and soc for yourselves
No Trouble to Show GOODS
Oct. IA, 1889.
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JOHN P. HOOVER,
- rTs1g 1gHnnVrED
WILLIAM Hoo
Oct. H., 59.-4ts.

Ex'rs Of Philip H. Hoover decd
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ABRAHAM BLACKBURN,
Joseph GRIFFITH.

n. B. viii be sod at the same time and
place, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Buckwheat and
Hav.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-01-01

DEATH OF GEN. GADSDEN. Gen James
Gadsdcn, formerly U. S. minister to Mexico.
died at Charleston, S. c.. on Sunday. in the
10th year Of his age, The deceased was a
brother Of Bishop Gadsdcn, of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese Of South Carolina, was edn-
Gated AT Yale College with the late John &.
Calhoun. During the war Of 1912, as a lieu
tenant OF U. s. Engineers, he participated in
all the active operations on the borders of Can
ada, under Gen, Wilkinson. Subsequently he
was with Gen jackson in the Seminole cam
paign, and afterwards served with much
credit in various capacities either of military
or civil character. While minister to Mexico
he made the celebrated " GadSden Purchase -"
acquiring large slice of Mexico now known
as Arizona, for which the United States paid
$1,000 900.
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THE famous DEAD OF 1853 The nccrolo-
gv for 1888 is distinguished by many noted
names. bat upon the W hole it may be remark
cd that Death has contcnttd hniselfw will. few.
or g shining marks than usual. Among
American statesmen the most eminent dccea-
sd for the year was Thomas II Blnton,-
With him have departed Senator Henderson,
Of Texas, Ex-senator Bagby. Of Alabama,
General james GadSlen, of South Carolina,
John \. Quiman, ofA1ss., Thomas l.. Harris.
OF Illinois, and cx-Presidcnt Arson Jones, of
Texas. Among lawyers have died Benjamin
f. Butler and Chief Justice Ducr, of New
York. Among authors William Henry Her
bert, William Jay and Madame Ida PItilir
Among merchants, Arson q. Phelps and
BENJAMIN Marshal, Of n. Y, and James
Algrr Of Charleston. Among mechanics
[sacc Newton a, d John p. Alaire. Among
scientific men, BGnpland the naturalist and
Robot Brown, the botanlSt Among paint
ers AIRY Schaiir Among theatrical charac-
tiers, the great Rachael and Lablachc the
singer. Among soldiers. Fl,ll Marshal
ltadctzkv Of the Austrian amy and Major
General Per>itcr +. Smith, U. S. A. Among
naval commanders. admiral Lord Lyons, of
The British service, aud two American Com
nod"rcS, Matthew {. Perry and Y. Ap
Cntcsby jones' Among PHILOSOPHERS, Robert
Owen. Among prominent characters at the
European Courts, the Du.chcSs Of Orleans
RcdScljd Pacla, Grand NiZlcr If Turkey
and Baron Ward Whe Yorkshire hostler)
Prime Minister Of Parma. Among other no.
ioIitivs deceased may be mentioned Soycr
the Prince Of Cooks, Di,d Scott. whose name
win be u famous on9 IN the annals Of the
county, and EIcazcr Williams, the rcputed
Bourbon.
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PETERsoNs' DETECroR. In noticing the
January number of this work. we cannot do bet
ter than copy and endorse the following from a
contemporary
"GET THE BEST DETECToR -PctcrsOns Coun.
tcrfcit Dctcctor and Bank Note List for January
has been received by us and is corrected by Drexel
Co.. the well-known Bankers ard Brokers' and
il is the best and most reliable Detector of Coun-
terfeits Altered Notes published in this country
The number issued this day fully describes Fifty
two New CountcrfciIs. and contains II fac-simile Of
Bogus Bank Note that is being altered to suit
various banks all over the county and which is
being put into extensive circulation +. also con-
tains several other pages of very valuable nforma-
tion of everything appcrlaining to Bank notes Ii
has been considerably enlarged this month having
Tow foIty-eight pages in, and contains also fac
SMILES of ses era hundred Gold and Silver coins
besides We have no hesitation in pronOuncing it
the most complete. reliable and best publication of
the kind in the United States us it is not used to
subservc the interest Of any banking house, as
most Of the so-called Dctectors are 1t should be
country, and we would advise all persons who
handle money to send two dollars in letter for
years subscription to the publishers and thus
subscribe for the semi monthly issue Off at once :
dollar for the monthly issue. 1t is published
by Il. i. PETERSON & BROTHERS, No 3O6
Chestnut stree. Philadelphia. to whom all letters
should be addressed copy of d" Petcrsons' Com
p!ete Coin Book the most perfect aud complete
one in the world will be given gratis to all sub
scribers for 1859
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New PAPERS. Several new newspapers
have come to our table the past week, among
them the foIlowing:-
FroAJrg Gazette and Miners Record, pub
lished at Frostburg. Allcgany county, Nd,
10y John Pckcll, Esq, at 81 per year. This
paper will not fail of being well conducted !:
Mr.. Pcke,l is able to 10 it, and being located
in highly interesting section of the State,
will be valuable acquisition to the ranks of
the Country Press. 1t is devoted. more
particularly, to the Mining and Agricultural
interests, and takes the side Of no party in
politics.
Tie Family Jomhol, published in Baltimore
by Williams & Moore, at - year. This
is a handsomely printed paper, similar in
general appearance TO The NV York Ledger,
Mercury, &C., and seems 10 be o { much the
same class in literary style.
Pcnn$yrar,a State Sentinel published at
Harrisburg Pa, by Charles d. Ilncine, at
- per year This is handsome paper,
Douglass Democrat in politics, and will make
its influence felt, Mr.. Hneinc being man
Of influence and ability.
Tie LAIRD Beacon, published at Laurel in
this state, by Parker 6 Ball, at 81 so year
There is project on foot to make a new
county out Of parts of Prince Georges, Mont
goncry, Anne Arundel and Howard counties
with Laurel for the county seat, and it is
likely this paper is started with a view to
that. 1t is very fair country paper.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 2S.-The Steamship
n Had phia is below with Havana dates 10
She 25h inst.
The new Spanish military officers have
m"d% overtureS TO the French government 20 in
tNytne To f:trcntaEj rvyo,utionaI, movement
Contemplated BY the inhabitants Of Cuba jja -
ConclL has not been rgsjnsJiiItcd IL The matter
hut th,rp ifs GOOD reason to believe that there
X, revolutionary movement on foot among I'll,
people ofCGba, which is soon expected to brcal;
out there. y large number Of Americans arc
now III Cuba to aid in the movement, and
they are confident of success i, France decline $
toIhtcltre y Cuban gentleman just arrived
from the Island says that the people and a
part Of the army are ready for Il revolution.
bat they fear the intervention Of the European
ruwclS.
General w. S. Rccau confirms the state.
mont that strong efforts are making by the
81 aniSh authorities Of Cuba to obtain the in
tclvvntiOn Of France.
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ARRIVAL or TIE LOST LORDS. -T.ords
Cavcndish, Grosvenor, and Ashley, the young
English lords who were reported to have been
lost on the Red river. in skirlnish with the
Indians few days since. arrived safe in town
last night. They came down from Pcnblna
on dog train, in company with the Canadian
survey ing party before mentioned iii our col.
umns. Ono of their party remains, who will
winter in the settlement, and explore the Sas-
katchewan next summer. The lords appear
to be perfectly satisfied with their experience
of winter on the northern frontier, and will
leave this morning for the East by Burbank's
line, and proceed Immediately home
MHlnCsJtian of l7h
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Desirable Building Lets.

nor SALE IN THE TOWN OF ELKTON,
l. Il few very pleasantly located Building
Lots, within , minutes walk of the Depot OF
the Phil, vii. X Bait. Rail Road
These lots have been laid out to snit the
different tastes Of different purchasers, vary
ing in size from 40 feet front by l2O feet deep,
to 30 feet front and 10 feet deep.
To those acquainted with the town Of Elk
ton, it is unnecessary to speal; at length Of
the beauty Of its location. tho salubr1y of
its climate, or the advantage Of good schools,
churches and society.
Few places afford equal facilities for ira
yelling, lying as il does within hours ride
Of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and being Il
stopping place for all traias Oh the p, W. Y
Il. Rail Road.
Terms Cash, or approved paper. For fur
Their information apply at Elkton Depot, to
BENJAMIN WELLS.
May Is, 1S5S-tf.